Galva Holstein Community School - Moo Yearbook (Holstein, IA)

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY NORINE ARP Spend the rest of her ltfe wonderlng why she was so bashful tn hxgh school GLEN BAUFR Bemoanmg, the fact that he w1ll no longer be Mlss Dunn s pet In high school SHIRLFY BRECHWALD F B I s secretary or bust FLAYNF BRODERSFN Author of the book entltled How to Keep Thm CAROL BUCK Runnmg a house for the man of her dreams GLEN CLAUSFN Spend the rest of hts ltfe makmg sure he never does anything that Isnt pohte LOIS D TTMER Spend the rest of her Itfe bemg just plam tlmtd I-DNA FERN FNDRULAT She s sure to be a farmer s wxfe If the draft doesn t get hum jUNE COLE just another pretty stenographer slttmg on the bosses knee DOROTHY LFMKE Slttmg and wamng for the army to release him CLIFFORD FRIEDRICHSEN Im sure to carry on at the old Homestead PAT MCGUIRE Farmer or else WAYNE VIILLIAMS Hes destmed to take over the Meat Market ROBERT WATTERS Too uncertaln for anyone to predlct DON PHILLIPS Wtth hts WISE cracks hes gomg to glve jack Benny a good run for the leadmg comedian LFSTER WIFNFRT It s almost certam that he wxll be called Dr Wlenert KATHERINE LENZ Wondermg why she ever went to school HARRY RICE Manager of the Bowlng Alleys FLORIN SCHUETT Slmgmg hash In the local restaurant DOROTHY WIESE So many thmgs she ts capable of domg that It ts Imposslble to predlct for her JEANETTE GRIES Author of a book entttled 'Love Comes Last FORREST LENZ Wxth hls love for speed he destmed to be a dare devll RICHARD STILL Spend the rest of h1s Ilfe wondermg If nts all worthwhtle ROBERT LORENZEN The armys got htm boys CLARE GALVIIN That IS stxll to be seen HELEN WINK I haxen t a rmg for nothmg PHYLLIS MUSSELMAN The Navy IS callmg for nurses JACQUELINE HANSEN Shes got farmlng ablllty LLOYD LILL He wlshed he knew htmself so who are we to help htm ROBERT MOHR Hts motto tsnt Sat drmk and be merry for nothmg , . . , . . 4 4' Y o I ' II ' Il , . . ' . . . . . , , . x . . . . . . I 4' 1 - 1 y 1 - - 1 - . . . . . 4 i4 I r ' ' . - , - - . .. Y h u ' 4 n . . Y ' . H , H 1 . . . . . . , , , , . , . . . Y . . 7 , . . . , . . ! 7 '

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CLASS HISTURY On September 1 1931 twenty one mothers decuded that theur chuldren needed an educatuon so thev sent them to Muss Sohrn who was the Kundergarten teacher of Holsteun Publuc School There they learned how to behave un school and how to use theur penculs However playung un the sand pule and wuth blocks occupued most of theur tume The next fall they were sent to the furst grade to be taught readung and wrutung by Muss Gray She pro moted them to second grade where they were taught by Muss Glorfeld stull more readung and wrutung and a few pruncuples of aruthmetuc The followung September they were sent back to the old buuldung to enter thurd grade Muss Isbell duvuded the class unto groups A and B Many of the thurd graders un the A group of 1935 wull never forget the punushment Muss Isbell gave them for unnecessary nouse and commotuon These naughty but nuce thurd graders advanced unto the fourth grade the followung fall and were taught by Muss Root Here they learned to go on umagunary travels un geography In the fufth grade they studued theur furst Iowa hustory under the unstructuon of Muss Larson Evudently Muss Larson thought a lot of these luttle fufth graders fuor she kussed all good by when she handed them theur report cards promotung them to suxth grade class they were ruled by Muss Kutchen At last they reached the junuor Hugh where they had for so long wushed to be In seventh grade they were taught by Muss Franck and Muss Meyer and un eughth grade by Muss Lemung and Muss Franck The hugh lughts of Junuor hugh were guvung plays publushung The Blutzen and enjoyung the annual banquets More knowledge was needed so unto hugh school they went Theur class was made larger by the enroll ment of students from the country Ouch' I ' Furst came freshman unutuatuon The green freshues were all dressed up and properly paddled by the honorable senuors thus becomung full fledged students of Holsteun Hugh School However three years later revenge was enjoyed when they unutuated the present freshmen The Sophomore and junuor years prox ed to be uust as much fun and excutung as anv prexuous years So tume passed swuftly and we haue come to the end of the hustory of the class of 1943 Now as a group of educated senuors we graduate but we shall never forget good old Holsteun Hugh School nor uts unstructors nor our classmates Of the twenty one that entered school together only seven remaun They are Pat McGuure jeanette Grues Clufford Fruedruchsen Dorothy Lemke, Elayne Brodersen Wayne Wulluams and Shurley Brechwald Shurley Brechwald . , , ' ' ' ll YY AL YY ' ' ll YY ' , - In sixth grade they became the so-called rulers of the play-ground at recess time. However, during 3 . . I . - y - . . . V Y V Y ' Y - ' . : ' , . , . . . y , , . , . -

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