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

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QORRECTIONVILLE AT HOLSTEIN Correctlonvllle losmg most of thelr players forfexted the game to Holstem Holstem wnll have wart another season to get revenge from last year s defeat Thns gave Holstem a vlctory of 2 0 ANTHON AT HOLSTEIN The Anthon game was played to replace the Correctlonvxlle game Anthon had only been defeated once before thus game and that was by a strong Kmgsley outfit However Holsteln had no trouble m stopping Anthon s two hundred pound fullback Petersen Outstandmg for Anthon Bucom and Peter sen for Holstein Roehlk Weaver and Lorenzen ODEBOLT AT HOLSTEIN The fmal game of the 42 season was played on Armxstlce day Althought Holstem outplayed and outgamed Odebolt by a two to one margm they farled to score because of penaltles lt also declded who would be conference champs smce both teams were m a posmon to wm rt before the game started The fmal score of the game 0 0 Outstanding for Odebolt were Cranston and Rector for Holstem Llll Lorenzen Frledrlchsen Mohr and Stlll BOYS ON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM The Maple Valley Conference Included Captam Frledrxchsen Co Captam Lorenzen and Clarkson Carnes on the fxrst team jack Lenz john Weaver and Don Roehlk were placed on the honorable mention lust OUTLOOK FOR NEXT YEAR GOOD The outlook for next year s team IS very brlght and prosperous and we expect the boys to come through wnth many vlctorles Best luck IS wlshed to them from the senlors y 1 , - , . to . , . . . ' 3 . , . ' , . . 7 ' Y ' . , . . . , Y 1 - ' 7 ' D 7 V ' y . ' v , . .

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THE FOOTBALL SEASON LINY GROWE AT LINN GROVE The ftrst game of the 42 season ended OO The boys went over to play the aggressxve Lmn Grove football team who had a veteran team undefeated ID 41 They threatened to score a couple of times but the determmatxon of the Ptrates kept them from our goal lme Outstandmg for Lmn Grove Blll Loums and Don Evans for Holstem Lnll Lorenzen and Frredrlchsen CHEROKEE AT HOLSTEIN An lnjured team of Holstem was defeated by the score of 33 0 The speed and the passmg attack of Cherokee was too powerful for Holstem They scored twmce on passmg and the others on runnlng plays They made one touchdown the last half after Holstem started to play a seven man lnne which stopped thelr box formation Outstandlng for Cherokee Muller Karlson and Perrln for Holstein Weaver and Frxedrnchsen NIO! ILI E AT HOI STEIN After one week ot layoff Holsteln came back wlth a determmatmg power to show Nlovtlle and thelr fans that we sttll had a football team Our strong llne kept us from any danger durmg the game Thls was the ftrst ttme Holstem s single wing and T formatlon tuncttoned The score turned out to be l9 0 tn favor of Holstem Outstandlng for Nlovllle Stlles and Alexander for Holsteln Llll Lorenzen and Stl ON AWA AT OWAWA Thls game whlch Holsteln won by a margm of IO I3 proved to be the most etcxtmg game ot the season Onawa lead at the start of the fourth quarter H0 and almost beat Holsteln but the Black Plrates playmg heads up ball overcame the lead by workmg lll the modern T formatlon Accurate passlng by Stonekmg set up the last two touchdowns for Holstem NIAPI ETON AT NIAPI ETOW Mapleton outplaved Holsteln bv galnlng l83 149 vards and won by the matgtn of 140 Thts was the ftrst conference game lost Holstem because of lack ol speed was not able to keep up the fast pace that was set bv the ramblers of Nlapleton The bovs were also a but tlred because of the scrap drtve that afternoon Outstandmg for Nlapleton Black and jacobsen and for Holstem Carnes and Frtedrlchsen ORANGE CITE AT ORANGE CITE The Pxrates journeyed over to play the Orange Cltv Dutchmen Holstem lmmedratelv scored whxch predtcted a sponled homecomxng for the Dutchmen The determmed Plrates scored twentv ftve pomts whlch was the hlghest total for the vear Outstandmg for Orange Cttv was Van Cttters and for Hol stem Weaver and Roehlk 1 7 Y Y ' ' - V V .Vy 'V ' V . , . , . . , V . B. , . , . . 1 1 v . . , , , , y w v . A A A Y , . . . . i Y. . . . . , - . , Y V , X4 A A4 . . . K- V x N H . Y , H . X O . 1- , . V. Q V V - - . , . . v X J A 4 A A A ' 7' ' - V - V V X .' - ' , , J . ' ' ' ' .s - V - t - . 1 ge 1 , , . V s. - ' ' s '. , . O Q f. 1 I Rf , v, v - v . . Aa V . 'V -. ' ' ' , V' . ' 1 V V . 1 4 - . 1

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BOUS' BASKET BALL Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein The defeated One TOP ROW-left. to right-C. Friedrichsen, R. Setchell, L. Lill, E, Husenl M, Andre- sen, W. Williams, C. Carnes. BOTTOM ROW-D. Roehlk, J. Lenz. J. Witt, R. Branco, F. Stonekimz. Schedule SCHEDULED GAMES Holstein 22 Alta 32 'S Affhuf 18 3323552 Z3 SUESIPY SZ 24 E 1 io H F ' ar Y Holstein 28 Correctionville 35 24 Danbury 34 H . 44 Galva I8 olstein 34 Danbury 33 3? goffecflonvllle MAPLE VALLEY TOURNAMENT te - 24 Sulphur Springs 25 Holstein 31 Arthur 17 27 Cleghorn IQ Holstein 30 Danbury 21 I8 Odebolt 24 Holstein 31 Mapleton 28 32 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT 26 Galva 18 Holstein 24 Battle Creek 38 boys' basket ball team had a very successful season this year winning most of their games. They Mapleton at Battle Creek to win the championship in the Maple Valley Conference' of the team, Clarkson Carnes, received honorable mention on the All State Basket Ball Team.