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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1946 volume:

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If our con- tribution will help to bring back the host of friends and pleasant times which these years have brought, we will consider ourselves justly rewarded. 2 QADICHTZON ., tn We, the Class of '46 'XY Respectfully dedicate this Moo ,y , .A h f fo I an if ' 'V qi X 'il MARIE STQNER V ,t ,Q - Y whose cheerful and tireless endeavors have done so X ' much for the achievement of our school. Her win- ning personality has made her a true friend as well I. , - i as an excellent guide and teacher. Orchids to Miss Stoner. i 3 GSI ff meh Left to right: J. Leinbaugh, L. Terry. A. Scherner, M. XVhitehouse, S. Stoneking. A. Goettsch, D. Wiese. l. Lembcke, F. Vohs, M. Kahl. Editor in Chief - Assistant Editor - Business Manager - Assistant Business Manager - Editor, Boys' Sports Editor, Girls' Sports Music - - Society - - Dramatics - Jokes - Snapshots - Class Historian - Senior Editor Features - - Grade Editor Artist - MOO STAFF - - - Meredith Whitehouse - Shirley Stoneking - Mary Anne Kahl - Jack Leinbaugh Jack Leinbaugh Harry Johnson August Goettsch - - - - Ing Lembcke Frances: Vohs and Lorene Terry - - - - Ing Lembcke - - Ing Lembcke August Goettsch August Goettsch - - - - Mary Anne Kahl - - - - Patricia McArthur Ing Lembcke, Lorene'Terry, and Frances Vohs - - - -- - Alma Scherner - - - - - Donna Wiese 4 77lf'fLJ'51!r' 31.1270 ,iq ,XX X X L 21 X Q 1 SQXQOOXJ ' LW f--f-A -if oar- in me ion President-W. P. Crane, M. D., Norman Weiland. Dr. O. A. Langland, Alfred Armigcr. Sec'y. Fred Barghols, Walter Lorenzcn. Absent: C. J. Obrccht, Treas. 6 MR. M. F. CHRISTIE University of Michigan Marquette U. Colorado U. Buena Vista College Superintendent MADELINE HATLEN English University of Iowa University of Minn. RITA DONAHEY Commercial State University of Iowa RUSSELL KRAAI Coach Social Science Morningside College GLADYS WEEDE Secretary to Supt. Librarian F .tt w x N MARIE STONER University of Iowa Colorado U. University of Minn Principal CATHERINE CHRISTIE Music. English Clark College Buena Vista College PATRICIA HELLER Home Economics and Social Studies University of Iowa ARTHUR E. GERBER Mathematics and Science Iowa State Teachers College DOROTHY HERZBERG Junior High Iowa State Teachers College NORMA ZELL Junior High Iowa State Teachers College SARAH JONES Fifth Grade Iowa State Teachers College Colorado U. Buena Vista College ELVA BARKER Third Grade Iowa State Teachers College SADEE GRAY First Grade Drake University University of Iowa PEARL KITCHEN Sixth Grade Morningside BARBARA FOSTER Fourth Grade Nebraska State Teachers College MARGARET BROWN Second Grade Buena Vista College BARBARA DUNLOP Kindergarten Iowa State Teachers College in CONRAD E. CLAUSEN Band Director 4 x l ,MA -ff Q 5 JV' 1 3 .2 1 4 ,.., Mkz. 3, iL..r.'f 5. n al 1' Elf? vi? 'fi ff 'al M 5i'w.1m N1 j -4 ' 45 . lOY 5 ., il?-nm . I my f .wi-'gf 5, xf f W, . , V 1 ' 2: 5 'f Y? 5535 Q , 1 'H :QQ 4 , 41 ww . 5 Qu I Q wg 2453 gk ' wa , 5 g X 5+lM' .A - w tif ' 1 A5 ' ,i Q . , ff, U. . 'v' fm' .fvffvmv V, V, I 4 t.m. 'Q vb W f V , :H f M-sw Q, ' F fffffff9fQ?+JiQf' 1,13 ,P f ff V i aww Am , Y, ,4 m . , Y ' 'f W , Q. f, , 1 ,MX gm m, W A . wi ' Z 4 ' Qi ,- W F2153 4 'QM' 2 xl K' 1 ff-if' ' S L 5, K 51 Y f- L 3 ' ,'g'M'f f :G gif ff iff L , ' f ' ' , , ,. f ' k 'fe J' M my Av 'J' . 2 ' X ' ': ez: . 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K ,' 6 W ff ' 1, 'lf' . - r 0 ' ,A iW 52g?,p a v X ' Lx'7,Y?X s U , 1 2 , 1 , , wh yi nv ' Hswiflmjmg 7' - 5 . iff .Zz ef ' 1 - A 12 Q! ,Q 5 x H ' A N f .l , j 5 l ' f ' M n I , L --9 M -M ,,.. u.,ilA.,.--W'9 mWM 'L 'R--V -V-. .... ...M Meredith Whitehouse, Dare With one Exception, boys mean nothing to her! Class Offices, Moo Editor-iln- Chief: President . 4: Vice Presi- dent l: Sec.. Treas. 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Sec., Treas. 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4: Glee Club l. Z: Sexterte 3: Madrigal group 4: l-leripecked Henry 2: Pep Club l, Z. 3. 4: Hilarity l, 2. 3, 4. Mary Anne Kahl, Daisy Men may come and men may go, but I'II study books forever! Class Offices--Moo Staff- Business Manager. President 1. 3, Sec., Treas. 2: Vice Presi- dent 4: Basketball 1. 4: Band l. 2: Drum Major l, 2, 3. 4: Glee Club l. 2: Mixed Chorus l, 2. 4, Pres. 3: Sextette l, 2. 3: Madrigal 4: Pep Club l. Z. 4. Pres. 3: Hilarity 1, 2, 3, 4. Wayne Conover, Charlie What he doesn't hnow doesn't bother him! Football 3, 4: Track 2. 3. 4. Donald Ewoldt, EwoIdt Studying makes some people wise--but ir makes me otherwise! Football 4: Track 4: Pep Club 4. Harry Johnson, Johnny Sir: l would rather be right than President! Basketball 3, 4. Shirley Stoneking, Squirt Where is my Halo? Class Offices. Moo Staff. Assistant Editor-in-Chief. Vice President 3. Sec., Treas. I. 4: Basketball l. 2. 3, 4: Glee Club l. 2: Sextete 2, 3: Mar- digral 4: Band l. 2. 3. Sec.. Treas. 4: Pep Club Cheerleader l. Sec.. Treas. 3, President 2. 4: Hilarity 2. 3. Editor 4: Mixed Chorus l. 2. 3, Sec., Treas. 4. Robert Dittmer, Clem Three cheers for his marcell Long may it wave! August Goettsch, Auggie There must be a lot of good work in him because none has come out! Class Offices - Student Coun- cil. Basketball l. 2. 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus l, 2. 3. 4: Boys' Quar- tette 4: Madrigal 4: Dramatics I. 2. 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Hilar- ity l. Z. 3. 4. lngeborg Lembcke, Ing They .ray blonde are danger- ous-you never can tell. Basketball 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4: Glee Club l. 2: Band Majorette 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Hilarity 4. .lack Leinbaugh, Nobin Every deck must haue a joker! Class Offices Vice President 2: Football l. 2. 3. 4: Basket- ball l. 2, 3. 4: Track l. 2.4: Mixed Chorus 2: Hilarity 2. Patricia McArthur, Pat There's a little bit of bad in every good little girl! Band l, 2. 3. Vice President 45 Mixed Chorus l. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Hilarity 4. Delbert Rohlk. DeIh Beware!! I may do something sensational! Football 3. 4: Basketball 4. Lorene Terry, Terry Oh, sleep, come on and take me! Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 4: Madrigal Group 4: Woodbind Quintette 4: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Hilar- ity 2. Donna Wiese. Wiese The hardest time to get the baby to sleep is when she's IX! Basketball 2: Glee Club l. Z: Mixed Chorus l. Z. 3. 4: Ma- .ioffllt 3. 4: Henpecked Henry 5: rep Club 2. 3. 4: Hilarity Arlene Libke, Lip Bored of education! Basketball Z: Mixed Chorus 3: Pep Club 3. 4. Irma Obitz, Tootie Giqe me a man-but don'r tell Mamma! Mixed Chorus 3: Pep Club 3. 4: Hilarity 4. Alma Seherner I my what I think if I think ir! Pep Club 3. 4: Hilarity 3. ' Frances Vohs, Volts I love life-don't you? Galva H. S. I. 2. 3: Basket- ball 4: Mixed Chorus l. 2. 4: Glee Club l. 2. 3: Pep Club 4: Hilarity 4. Senior Treasure Chest of Memories As we, The Class of '46, prepare to leave these halls, We open wide our Memory Chest to see what it recalls. Such wealth pours out from every side, that gold could not atone For all the hours of comradeship and pleasure we have known. September, Nineteen thirty-three, our schooling's just begun, Miss Sohrn believes in teaching us that life is not all fun. She teaches us to read and write, to color, cut, and draw: To whisper, cheat or pinch, we find, is here against the law. The next two years Miss Glorfield and Miss Gray take ns in hand- Students come and students go from out our little band, But Meredith, Shirley, Mary Anne, Auggie Goettsch, and Jack Who began together that first day always wander back. Third, Fourth, and Fifth Grade hold a store of gems we won't forget. Parties, picnics, plays, and hikes were such great fun, and yet, The greatest joy in those three years, outshining all the rest, Was the friendship of Francine Edwards, the teacher we loved best. From Sixth grade into Junior high, we proudly made our way. We crammed each day with fun and work for we had not long to stay. The crowning peak, of course you know, is the banquet served in style, But always we were anxiously awaiting our next mile. At last it came, Ah, fatal day when Freshmen eam their rights! By red streaked faces, baggy clothes, and chilly water fights. The smallest class we've had in years, we heard the people say, But we had will and so we proved, there always is a way. As juniors we just overflowed with energy and plans To earn the money, do the things the Junior prom demands. So when the prom took place at last, one balmy, moonlight night, The Rainbow theme and swirling skirts filled hearts with sheer delight. But now we put back all the gems, and close our treasure chest, Our thoughts fly on to future years that hold the final test. If the way grows rugged, lift your head and hold this shield, Our '46 class motto. To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield! Mary Anne Kahl 12 , I Here s To You--! I, Wayne Conover, will my flashy ensembles to Bob Vollmar. I, Robert Dittmer, will my muscles to Dale Huenecke. I, Donald Ewoldt, will my trips to Cushing to Dale Meyer. I, August Goettsch, will my ability to run the mile to Minnie Witt. I, Harry Johnson, will my conceit to Val Gene Moeller. I, Mary Anne Kahl, will my distaste for men to Shirley Goettsch. I, Jack Leinbaugh, will my brawn to Harry Peterson. I, Ingeborg Lembcke, will my peroxide to Phyllis Bochmann. I, Arlene Libke, will my love of School to Duane Zupp. I, Patricia McArthur, will my excess curls to Lorny Lorenzen. I, Irma Obitz, will my giggle to Delores Kistenmacher. I, Delbert Rohlk, will my shy manners to Norton Obrecht. I, Alma Scherner, will my studiousness to Donald Schlumbuam. I, Shirley Stoneking, will my crazy ideas to Delores Lemke. I, Lorene Terry, will my sleepiness to Loretta Jensen. I, Frances Vohs, will my one dimple to Herbert Hunt. I, Meredith Whitehouse, will my ability to write to anyone who will make betteruseof it. I, Donna Wiese, will my drawing ability to Delores Goettsch. ADVERTISING SLOGANS IDENTIFY SENIORS Wayne Conover .................................... .So round, so firm, so fully packed. Robert Dittmer .... Donald Ewoldt ..... ---- -------- ------Tough, but oh! so gentle. -Look Sharp, Feel Sharp, Be Sharp. August Goettsch. ...... ............. . No other like it. Harry Johnson ......... - ...... ,In the Public's Eye. Mary Anne Kahl ........ ............. . Why be Irritated? Jack Leinbaugh ....... .. ......... .. ........ .Don't walk, Run. Ingeborg Lembcke ....... ...... ....... T h ere's a Ford in her Future. Arlene Libke ....... - ....... -- ....... The Way to a Man's Heart is thru his Stomach Patricia McArthur ........ ....... A lways good taste. Irma Obitz ............ .. ..... Never Runs Down. Delbert Rohlk ........ ...... ........... W h ispering Power. Alma Schemer .......... .... ........ .. ..... .Always Milder. Shirley Stoneking ......... ...... ....... . H asn't scratched yetl? Lorene Terry--- .............. ..--.. ...... ...... - You Have to See Ir to Believe Ir. Frances Vohs .................. - ....... .....,, , Bite-size, Meredith Whitehouse ......... .......... S he's lovely, she's engaged, she uses- Donna Wiese ............. -- ...... -,,,- ,The skin you love to Touch. 13 AUTQGRAPHS 1. x'l :QL N.,- X S X First row left to right: P. Bochmann, L. Jensen. D. Daugaard. E. Obrerht. A. Lembcke, S. Goettsch Second row B L Irwin, M. Endrulat, D. Schlumbaum, L. Goerrsch. R. Grell, G. Whitehouse S Hansen Third row B Bagenstos. V. Helken, B. Frahm, R. Mighell, H. Witt. H. Petersen, J. Kolb. Last row L Dau A. Goettsch, R. Friedricksen, J. McGuire. R. Sorensen. Absent: Stanley Bagenstos INITIALS TELL Anna Lembcke-Always Lingering. Elizabeth Obrecht-Ever Obstinate Betty Bagenstos-Better Basketball. Richard Friedricksen-Real Friend. James McQuire-Jealous Man. Stanley Bagenstos-Still Bashful? Donald Schlumbaum-Daring Student. Leslie Dau-Lonesome Dreamer. Roger Sorenson--Rather Sentimental. Loren Goettsch-Lonely Guy. Betty Irwin-But Innocent! Dorothea Daugaard-Doesn't Dream. Raymond Grell-Real Gumption. Sterling Hansen-Still Happy. Robert Frahm-Really Pickle. Arlen Goettsch--Always Gallant. Vernon Helkenn-Very Helpful. George Whitehouse-Good Worker. Shirley Goettsch-Silly Giggles. Marjie Endrulat--Most Elaborate. Loretta Jensen-Little Jealous. Joanne Kolb4-Jolly Kid. Roger Mighell-Really Marvelous. Harry Petersen--Handsome Pupil. Phyllis Bochmann-Pretty Busy. Henry Witt-Heavy Weight. 10 1 ll',i:: nu,- . I ,S 5' ' f - N ,J4g,xk A J Z Q Fi Sf w eg f 5 'Qi-W Q9 Q ,l J 0'T110kRZS 41 . -1 .- First row. left to right: B. Goettsch, D. Huenecke, H. Bauer, D. Arp, A. Breyfogle. L. Meyer. D. Mlchaelsen, A. Gries. Second row: V. Breyfogle, Nl. A. Hansohn. J. Vohs, J. Langland. R. Stamp. J. Jurgensen, V. Jensen, V. Pfalzgraf. Thi-rd row: F. Soseman, D. Lemke, D. Meyer. H. Schubert. V. Bremer. Fourth row: E. Scherner, D. Vollmar, R. Goettsch, G. Carstens, V. G. Moeller, D. Ruhser, D. Ewoldt, D. Gries. Last row: E. Maur, R. Brosamle. L. Lorenzen, H. Hunt, R. Vollmar. Absent Kenneth Wulf. ' 'UNSUNG SOPHOMORES r They sing of the unsung heroes' , Praise them and make a fuss. The credit goes where credit's due, But who ever sings of us? The juniors plan a bank-up prom, The fresh have initiation. The seniors get the credit for The Moo and graduation. The seniors get their sneak day, The frosh are green and new, The juniors get their class rings, But what do the sophomores do? We Work and slave without reward, But proudly we all cry, We may be 'unsung sophomores', But we're part of Holstein High! x 18 freshmen if -' ' izqwgw 'S x - .o 'i 'E sf' - .fig f , 5'.?f F 'Cwf' +9 't fmx 'Mu K HW QQ? ' 9344 j 1,1 f X Q ' nf 9 JIM I Y Z A v i NV fl X f wx W B ik- ' I l. . 63 I Paw! Y First row. left to right: Wm. Endrulat, G. Vohs, D. Zupp. R. Bergmann, J. Breyfogle, D. Vollmar. Second row: B. Jensen. E. Leonard, V. Bumann. E. Bochrnnnn, E. Frahm. L. Dittmer. Third row: A. Hammer. E. Wienert, N. Obrecht. D. Geske. A. Will. Fourth row: D. Kistenmacher, L. Ewoldt, V. Terry. B. Daugaard. W. Johnson. B. Wiese. M. McArthur. Last row: A. Rex, B. Buell, D. Friedricksen. C. McGuire, D. Ruser, W. Strong. Absent. L. Schubert. You Can Always Tell a Freshman As the green Freshmen trudged up the third flight of stairs, a new life was in store for them. After getting adjusted to new faces. books. and working conditions, they began the task of earning grades and pleasing the upper classmen. You can always tell a Freshman By his eagemess to please. You can always tell a Fresman By his lack of social ease. You can always tell a Freshman By his innocence sublime, You can always tell a Freshman But just give him a little time. After a month or so elapsed. the dreaded Initiation Day finally came. Dressed in ridiculous costumes, the Freshmen came to school, not knowing what was in store for them. After a day of foolish stunts and hard-hitting paddles, the Freshmen became full-fledged members of Holstein High School. From then on they continued with their work, taking time out now and then to help out the football and basketball teams, and contributing their share of school spirit. The Freshmen also gave a retum party for their beloved seniors, in return for the Initiation Dance. All this while, the innocent Freshmen were learning the ways of high school life, and becoming an important addition to it. They showed good sportsmanship and pleasing personalities, and now as the year is about to come to a close. they will have advanced another important step and will no longer be the green Freshmen. 20 CQZifQ6ZjfL9gA Q T' G Je 5 I X X ' XE' 6mm ff VJ, EY? f K X L-' x L X X -f 7 MX -Y ' lx SX j,,2Mil l IIINIQIQ I-IIGI-I ACTIVITIES The high light of this year's junior high activities was the operetta Sunny of Sunnyside , presented in November. Nearly everyone participated, and after a great deal of hard work under the direction of Mis Herzberg, Mis Zell. and Mrs. Christie. it received a large turn-out. To celebrate our hard earned succes, we had a party in the gymnasium. Next in importance were our junior high basketball games. In spite of good, clean playing and a spirited cheering section our games were lost to Battle Creek and Ida Grove. In February we began work for the spelling contest. Jeanne Kolb won the written. and Evelyn Gebers won the oral, making both girls-eligible for the county contest in March. I We were invited throughout the year to numerous high school dances, big events for all of us. Hallowe'en and Christmas were celebrated this year by parties, which were en- joyed by all. Operetta Cast Spelling Champs Jeanne Kolb. Evelyn Ggbggg Yell Leaders D. Jensen. L. Lill. J. Carnes. J. Kolb 22 EIGHTH GRADE 'Z Fourth row, left to right: J. Carnes. L. Munz. W. Bienlien. O. Miller, D. Diersen, H. Schlumbaum, J. Bagenstos. Third tow: D. Bremer, S. Steen. G. DeJong. L. Lill, B. Bremer. M. Hansohn. Second row: R. Saxen, L. Scherner, D. Jensen, J. Kolb, R. Endrulat. S. Wiese. First row: D. Lemke. J. Sindt. H. Vohs. M. Wiese. H. Arp. R. Bauer. l SEVENTH GRADE Top row, left to right: D. Breyfogle. J. Brodersen, M. Walker. D. Schroeder. E. Gebers. Middle row: J. Lemke. V. Bachmann. O. DeJong. R. Petersen, E. Heyer. Bottom row: P. Ellerbusch. B. Sager. G. Ehler, W. Kiesling, D. Schneckloth, C. Schubert. Absent: V. Friedrichsen. 23 SIXTH GRADE Second row. left to right:C. Schlumbaum, M, McDermott. S. Daugaard, R. Bienlien. L. Schroeder, D. Ewoldt, P. Sieglaff. First row: T, Peterson. K. Goettsch, M. Lembcke. M. A. Arp, P. Christie, N. Schmidt. B. Schultz. B. Agnew. Absent: D. Porterfield. D. L. Conover. ..-...WS FIFTH GRADE Back row, left to ri-ght: B. Batho, M. Schroeder, L. Schuett. J. Werner, D. Walker. K. Obitz. Middle row: B. Breyfogle. N. Weiland, D. Ballard, G. Gerber, H. Bochmann, D. Wirkus. Front row: F. Saxen. M. Derksen. S. Scott, C. Kolb. J. Schroeder, D. Geske, R. Armstrong. 24 Q9 KW lbfmzq FOURTH GRADE Back row, left to right: S. Miller, R. Martin. O. Hueschen, R. Bleasdell, D. Irwin. D. Gebers. G. Galvin. C. Armiger, D. Green. Middle row: M. McCubbin. V. Kiesling. K. Walker, J. Conover, S. King. D. Branco. J. Armiger. M. Sindt. Front row: P. Derksen. B. Scott, K. Rice, D. Goettsch, H. Arp. C. Kistcnmacher, V. Schnett, E. Bochmann. Absent: E. Hellman. THIRD GRADE Back row. left to right: P. Heyer. H. Saxen, B. Lake, L. Schuett, J. Cole, B. Will. R. Libke, L. Glawe. L. Schroeder. Middle row:V. Schmidt. C. Vollmar. H. Leonard, W. Buell, S. Scherner, B. Young, D. Werner, J. Langland, J. Moser. Front row: R. Schuett, N. Janssen. D. Gerber, J .Obitz, B. Lake, M. Wagner, G. Breyfogle, J. Bleasdell. 25 . 4 Y Q . vw '21 . Qi 5 1 5 .EH ., Q 1 ' , QQ-i 'W .L ' ' Yum ' . .. VV +6 'K il ,.3gSgai5iQ5 R SECOND GRADE Top row. left to right: C. Brcyfogle, D. Sindt, G. Hueschen. F. Bienlien, B. Bochmann, N. Michaelsen, D. Goettsch. Bottom row: V. Derksen, W. Saxon, C. Conover. J. Meyer, E. Whitehouse, K. Lane, M. Stoneking, R. Jensen. FIRST GRADE Third row. left to right: B. Irwin. K. Schiffbaur, R. Bagen-tos. R. Lorenzen, R. Goettsch. C. Conover. G. A. Will. Second row: J. Breyfogle, M. A. Jensen. W. Ehlers. S. J. Blackmer. R. Ellerbusch, J. Leonard. J. Williams. First row: A. Hansen. J. Scott. D. Sorensen. L. Saxen. J. Derksen. S. L. Madsen. B. J. Kaus. H. Butcher. KINDERGARTEN Back row. left to right: L. Ehlers, M. Schubert, J. Hansen. M. Schiffbauer, K. Barghols. L. Schumacher. Front row: C. Goe-tlsch. B. Armiger. R. Scott, L. Meyer. J. Derksen. K. Butcher. D. Hueschen. E. Bachmann. Ablent: S. Janssen, P. Conway, B. Conway. 26 X A YI' : is Q N w i f ,A .. E.. .,1..,, - ' ftp! LLL2654, X A QQ if x g Es' ghx Q, E -' at 5 M 5,12 W ' at 5 M- if ,PQ f 5 W..-...f.,,... ni 1' feel so consfvauazif My :hu-1' unisex' mulch' LWAAI if AC 7? 39 9 O Ayainoawm of Kv 'is ?vUL A1641-bad frrx.-0-ff efww-f' ALJ- .' ISMAM7 clukf 2376!-MA' I .I QP i Avail?- -a 35-3 www J. - Q fi e'1ff'1'54b'1 dxf-a,C7CHJ2f54frw'l-fl :,jA 1-I-Lf so W97'i2a4J- I I yr- -.4.-' -am: . ,-57'f.fW.' 0191! .ZT i Q H 2 Gllfcpafzilag l1J 4 CA-'1V!'l-1.1 ..1.1.f .l..,.,,41,r 0 Www, .- , M4021 .9 X270-' ,' AWMQL I -af-'gi f, N EQ 'N Sd QQ9'Z:9' 5 QT? I IT: all 1ii5iy x're. SJC 5'IJf S52M and Alvin U1 nf Kogdlvfr Inf' summer vine? Nmrght nl! Over oe!-I Ttmttf fzma, Wand? 4 I I D121 E f'.3..u. 1.1. First row, left to right: D. Ewoldt, H. Hunt, J. McGuire. H. Witt, A. Goettsch, R. Friedricksen, R. Sorensen. L Lorenzen Second row: R. Vollmar N. Obrecht, R. Mighell, J. Leinbaugh, W. Conover. J. Jurgensen, V. Jensen. J. Langland COACH R. Kraai. Third row: H. Bauer, J. Breyfogle, J. Vohs, V. Moeller. G. Whitehouse, R. Goettsch. V. Bremer, R. Fritz, W. Endrulat Last row: V. Helkenn, W. Strong. D. Rohlk, S. Bagenstos. K. Wulf, D. Vollmar, V. Pfalzgraf. D. Huenecke. Manager. Dean Vollmar. Date Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Oct. 4 Ocr. 11 Oct. 19 Oct. 23 Occ. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Opponents Cherokee Moville Ida Grove Onawa Alta Schaller Correctionville Kingsley Odebolt We There 0 Here 7 Here 7 Here 1 4 Here 2 O Here 3 3 Here 2 7 There 1 9 There 1 2 32 They 39 25 26 18 6 6 12 68 41 Aussie NOBlN CHARLIE -'NOR-rv A- RESUM n September 21 an inexpe' ced team failed t top the powerful Cherokee acks ho broke loose to score 6 touchd s . . . after a ek's more practice we scored a ouchdown against 4 of Moville's. Au 'e fecovered a ble for the extra oint . . . da Grove journeyed to Holstein for theffir tqne in many ars to serve us nother defe . . . we came close to a victory in the Oifavj kgmish but were short points . . . r fighting Pirates conquered Alta, completir! successful Ho ecoming . . although Ja injured his leg. Schaller went limping ho N . . . the las home ga e with Correcti ville was to our credit . . . undefeated for 4 yea , Kingsley i true fo ran away with game . . . on a frost-coated field we slid to de at at the ha ds of the debolt eleven. GLANCES Roger hell found opportuni ' to score on the 25 reverse, while Jim J gensen broke loose on a ake buck play. The ' nie play also did its bit to bring in those scores. An able field eral, Jack Leinbaugh toss axes that Dick Friedrichsen, N ton Obrecht, and Lorny Lor en snagged to gain many y s for us. Don Ewoldt fo d a hole to dash 53 yards. Minm as switched to the backfie casionally and push N over for a touchdown. Jack, Don, Aug ' Wayne, and Delbert. the retiri iors, wi next year's team good luck. 33 First row: left to right: W. Strong, A. Goettsch. J. Leinbauqgh. L. Lorenzen, R. Friedricksen. D. Meyer, N. Obrecht Second row: H. Witt, R. Mighell, R. Vollmar, A. Goettsch. J. McGuire, D. Vollmar. Date Nov. 27 Nov. 30 Dec. 13 Dec. 18 Dec. 21 Jan. 4 Jan. 8 Jan. 1 1 Jan. 22 Jan. 25 Feb. 5 Feb. 12 ' Feb. 15 Feb. 22 Date Jan. 16 Jan. 17 Jan. 19 Date Jan. 31 Date Mar. 2 SCHEDULE We Opponents 3 4 Schaller 43 Quimby 24 Correctionville 1 7 Danbury 2 2 Odebolt 3 9 Anthon 3 3 Correctionville 3 3 Quimby 28 Galva 2 8 Kingsley 44 Alta 24 Danbury 42 Odebolt 3 7 Battle Creek MAPLE VALLEY TOURNAMENT We Opponents 21 Battle Creek 3 2 Kingsley l 6 Danbury IDA COUNTY TOURNAMENT We Opponents 2 5 Galva SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT We Opponents 25 Odebolt 34 They 18 25 34 60 34 26 42 25 34 25 19 29 22 29 They 1 7 1 7 2 1 They 2 9 They 2 8 First row, left to right: P. Bochmann. S. Stoneking. M. A. Kahl. B. Bagenslos. M. 4Godbersen, D. Michaelsen. A. Lembcke. Second row: E. Obrecht, I. Lembcke, V. Baumann. M. McArthur. D. Lemke. V. Breyfogle, F. Vohs, A. Cries. A. Will. Back row: A. Breyfoglc, L. Meyer, B. Goettsch. M. Endrulat, D. Goensch, D. Friedrichsen. E. Scherner, D. Ruhser. Date Nov. 2 7 Nov. 3 0 Dec. 1 Dec. 1 3 Dec. 21 J an. 4 Jan. 8 Jan. 1 1 Jan. 1 8 J an. ' 22 Jan. 3 1 Feb. 2 Feb. 15 Date Feb. 7 Feb. 8 Feb. 9 Date Feb. 22 GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE We Opponents 24 Schaller 2 3 Quimby 1 8 Peterson 44 Correctionville 3 4 Odebolt 2 6 Anthon 5 0 Correctionville 3 4 Quimby 2 8 Galva 3 3 Galva 2 7 Arthur 3 2 Galva 3 8 Odebolt SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT We Opponents 42 Mapleton 3 1 Quimby 2 8 Anthon DISTRICT TOURNAMENT We Opponents 3 8 Nemaha 35 They 24 29 53 23 13 13 35 19 45 31 25 31 14 They 1 1 1 9 9 They 5 9 Summary of Girls' Basketball for l945-'46 At the beginning of the basketball season, 26 girls reported for orders. After weeks of endles practice, our first game was in sight. The first twelve, picked according to their ability, were given suits. In our first game. we ended up with a tie against Schaller, and in the second. Quimby took top honors over Holstein on their home floor. At the Coaches' Clinic on December l. we lost to an unknown Petersen sextet. The next five games were victories on our side with Correctionville' Odebolt, Anthon. and Quimby falling to our girls who now are gaining in speed and accuracy. Next was the Maple Valley Tournament. in which Galva took the meet. knocking us out in the first round. In a return game on our home floor the Piratettes avenged their earlier beating by an exciting 2 point win. Shirley managed to sink the bucket in the last 20 seconds. The Ida County Toumament held at Ida Grove now beckoned to our girls. In the first stanza, Arthur fought a nip and tuck battle against us. At the end Holstein led by one point, but a foul was called on us as the buzzer rang, and Arthur, making the free throw,- tied the game. After a hectic 3 minutes overtime, Mary Anne found the basket to break the tie. In the finals Galva again bowed to the Holstein sextette, by l point. giving us the title, Champs of Ida County . Q Shirley Stoneking, Mary Anne Kahl, Betty Bagenstos, and Phylis Bochmann were picked for the first team of Ida County by the attending coaches. Our retum game with Odebolt was an easy victory to our determined sextette. SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT AT ANTHON Our first game was with an inexperienced Mapleton team who fell easily. The second team played half the game, saving the regulars for the next nights. Quimby and Anthon were stopped by the spectacular guarding of Betty, Myrt. and Phyllis, making us eligible for the District Tournament. DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT SCHALLER Holstein met the powerful Nemaha outfit in the first round. Despite the fact Mike Michaelsen finally found herself, we bowed to the District winners. With the successful shooting of Shirley Stoneking' Mary Anne Kahl, and Delores Michealsen and the capable guarding of Myrtle Godbersen. Betty Bagenstos, Phyllis Bochmann and Anna Lembcke, our team ended with a good record-12 victories, 4 losses and l tie. They participated in 4 tournaments as well as the B. B. Clinic in Correctionville. We have to our credit 2 trophies, earned in the County and Sectional Toumaments. Throughout the season, the team showed good sportmanship and fair play. Only two seniors, Mary Anne and Shirley, will be lost from the squad through graduation. 36 Summary of Boys' Basketball for 1945-'46 The Black Pirates opened their season with a bang, stepping over Schaller and Quimby. In the third game with Correctionville, we were slowed down. A powerful Danbury team proved too big an obstacle, especially with Lomy Lor- enzen unable to play. The Odebolt quintet next served us a defeat. The game with Anthon was ours. but Correctionville again proved too much. After successfully clipping Quimby a second time, we fell before Galva, then pulled ahead of Kingsley. Alta was our next victim before Danbury again took top honors. In compensation for an earlier beating, we trimmed Odebolt, then went on to take over Battle Creek. MAPLE VALLEY TOURNAMENT Our boys rnoved into the finals, taking- out Battle Creek and Kingsley in fine shape. Although they came back strong after a poor first half, they couldn't quite connect enough points so the runner-up plaque was ours. IDA GROVE TOURNAMENT If the first half had been as good as the second, things might have been different. As it was, Galva squeezed by to eliminate the Pirates in the first canto. SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT . For a second time Odebolt out-scored us to finish up the season with 10 wins and 9 losses. Jack Leinbaugh and Auggie Goettsch are the only seniors on the squad. Next year's team ought to go far. 37 UTM 1946 HOLSTEIN RELAYS 1945 HOLSTEIN RELAYS TRACK Holstein ended a successful season in track by winning four trophies in the follow- ing events: 880 Class B at Sac City: Mile Relay Class B at Sac City: Medley Class B. and the Maple Valley Conference trophy. Holstein entered in the Pocohontas, Holstein, Sac City, Tomahawk, Sioux City District and Maple Valley relays. 38 I K 3 J ' nu v X, f N, WW fix A in Gm X and HOLSTEIN HIGH SCHOOL BAND Band Officers President-Shirley Stoneking Vice President-Patricia McArthur Secretary and Treasurer-Meredith Whitehouse INSTRUMENTATION Clarinets Alta Saxophone M. Hansohn D. Vollmar D. Michaelsen F. Soseman D. Geske P. McArthur L. Meyer M. A. Hansohn J. Kolb J. Bagenstos E-Flat Clarinet S. Stoneking Oboe L. Terry Flutes E. Obrecht B. Bagenstos Tenor Saxophone V. Moeller Bass Saxophone M. Whitehouse French Horn R. Fritz H. Bauer V. Bremer L. Dittmer Bassoon D. Lemke Baritone L. Lill Trombone R. Vollmar R. Sorensen M. McArthur E. Leonard 39 Cornets J. Langland D. Vollmar E. Maser N. Obrecht D. Huenecke Bass Horn R. Mighell V. Helkenn Tympani L. Lorenzen Bass Drum D. Jensen Snare Drum A. Will ffkyz if Q fe Q D ' 1 'af Lf' -'-ef, fav- F ': , .1- 5 M' - , 1.-we fe. f f MIXED CHORUS Front row. left to right: D. Zupp. H. Bauer. Dean Vollmar, Endrulat, E. Bochmann, E. Obrecht. D. Michaelsen L. Meyer. B. Jensen. I. Lcmbcke. Second row: D. Geske. L. Dittmer. E. Leonard, V. Bummn. P. McArthur. B. Goettsch. F. Vohs. D. Wiese S. Stoneking, F. Soseman. Third row: A. Gries, B. Irwin, A. Lembcke, M. Godbersen. D. Gries, D. Lemke, M. Whitehouse. M. A. Han sohn, A. Will. Fourth row:J. Langland. H. Schubert. D. Meyer, E. Maser, V. J. Moeller. V. Terry. D. Kistenmacher, B, Wiese M. McArthur. Back row: R. Mighell, R. Vollmar. Don Vollmar, A. Goettsch. J. McGuire, D. Friedrichsen. C. McGuire, B. B ll B. Bagenstos, M. A. Kahl. D. Goettsch. , ue I Our mixed chorus had a grand turn-out this year with fifty members participating. They have spent the year working on many old folk-songs, as well as Elgar's As Tor- rents , which they will sing for the Commencement program. 42 L. fi? .H 4, i i X i E r fi' PIT W iw, YQ: li! E i i SOMETHING NEW HAS BEEN ADDED BOYS' QUARTETTE One of the new and most active musical groups this year has been the boys' quartette composed of August Coe-ttsch. Val 'Gene Moeller. Don Vollmar, and Roger Mighell. Under Mrs. Christie's capable direction they have done a great deal of entertaining for local organizations. Their colorful harmony has been featured at many of the pep meetings this year. Swing Low, Sweet Chariot. Carry Me Back to Old Virginnyf' and Sylvia are among the outstanding favorites Their skill was displayed in many of the currently popular numbers as well as many beautiful hymns. They will choose their 'contest numbers from new music which has arrived recently. if P-vi r MADRIGAL GROUP Another addition in our musical field is the madrigal group. composed of six girls and four boys. They are Shirley Stoneking, Mary Anne Kahl. Delores Lemkc, Meredith Whitehouse, Lorene Terry, Lorna Meyer, August Goettsch, Val Gene Moeller. Don V ll , l R ' ' ' ' o mar ani oger Mighell. They have been active in local entertainments as well as school programs, Among their favorite numbers are Evening Prayer , The Lord's Prayer , and Nlghtfall . 43 THE GAY GOOSE Samson Trott-Helper at the Gay Goose - - Euphemia Boggs-Waitress at the Gay Goose - Lollie Blaine-Hostess at the Gay Goose - Skip Colson-A Mysterious Guest - - Vincent Binney-A Professor of Psychology - Roxana Bell-From Miss Larue's School - Beryl Palmer-Also from Miss Larue's - Corale Leigh-Another School Girl - Kitty Malloy-A Wise Girl - - Spike Congdon-A Wise Guy - - Ira Judson-A Troublesome Young Man - Terry Dugan-Of the Motorcycle Squad - - Robert Jensen Floreen Goettsch Joanne Hansen Dean Lemke Herman Lohafer LaVonne Carstens Darlene Albers Yvonne Setchell Betty Christenson Arlo Will Dale Ewoldt August Goettsch The Gay Goose , a three-act comedy, was presented in the high school gymnasium on May 1, 1945, by twelve members of the Senior class. Under the capable direction of Miss Hatlen and the exceptionally good acting, the Senior class raised a total of S130 to add to their treasury. Busines and stage managers were Charles Ewoldt, Lois Goettsch, Wilma Grell. and Alys Coleman. SYNOPSIS Lollie Blaine- hostess at the Gay Goose, knows she will have to close down the inn if business does not improve. To her dismay a professor of psychology, Vincent Binney, arrives to close down this Udisreputable piece of property that he has just inherited. Skip Coleson, really a notorious gangster, pretends to be the professor in order to hide from the law. Then three of Prof. Binney's students arrive and discover their beloved teacher has assumed the role of the gangster, Skip Colson. After a maze of hilarious com- plications. the profesor skillfully rescues the inn from oblivion and wins Lollie's love. 44 -f ww-,.4sr my-we--.41 CALENDAR OE SOCIAL EVENTS September 4, 1945 Dr. Malba, discharged veteran from the Philippines, talked to the high school assembly, and also took over some of the classes, thus giving the students an oppor- tunity to ask questions about the Philippine Islands in general. September 24, 1945 Moonlight, a wagon load of fragrant hay and the gay laughter of about 30 football boys and girls, made up the contents of the football hayride. After riding over the country side, a weiner roast was the last event of interest for the night. September 26, 1945 X Freshmen were duly initiated by the powerful Seniors. Dressed in pajamas and long-legged underwear, they abided by the Senior paddles. Rolling peanuts with their noses, crawling under desks, bowing and feeding de- licious candy to every Senior made up the events of the moming. During the noon hour. with the aid of a drenching rain, the main square was scrubbed. In the evening the Seniors invited the High School to enjoy the program given by the new members of the high school-the green Freshmen and the new faculty members. September 26, 1945 The Ritz Music Makers entertained the students, taking their minds off their school work. October 12, 1945 No school because of Teachers' Meeting. October 19, 1945 Homecoming Football game. Promptly at 7:30, an effigy of Alta was burnt at the stake. Just as he blazed up. the football boys ran on to the field. determined to win. After several songs were sung around the burning embers, in the south field. the game proceeded. Flying orange and black pennants were seen everywhere. At the half, the band marched and presented the Queen of the Homecoming and her at- tendants at the press box. The queen, Shirley Stoneking, and her attendants. Mary Anne Kahl and Donne Wiese. were crowned and given honorable mention. To fulfill the success of the homecoming the boys won their game against Alta. October 29. 1945 Haboush, a Galilean shepherd, entertained the stu- dents with stories of Galilee. He also, demonstrated their language by taking the names of various students and writing them on the board. Certain questions were asked' 'and those answering received an autographed seashell. , November 20, 1945 ' Juniors entertained the high school with a school dance, for the purpose of making money for the forthcoming prom. November 22, 1945 Another vacation--Thanksgiving. December 21, 1945 High school had a Christmas grab bag, and a lovely tree adomed the front of the bare assembly. Each class afforded the students entertainment having to do with Christmas. The grab bag was opened by Henry Witt acting as Santa Claus, and many surprising gifts were opened. January 7, 1946 Christmas' vacation over and back to school we trudged. January 9, 1946 Pep Club entertained the high school and Junior high with a dance which was a great success. January 25, 1946 Freshmen gave a retum party for the Seniors, and much to the delight of the Seniors, they were admitted free. A delicious lunch was served and dancing continued until 9:30, when all Basketball boys and girls had to leave and go to bed to prepare for the coming tourna- ment. RAINBOW'S END PROM OF 45 On April 25, 1945, at 7:30 P. M., the Juniors and Seniors, dressed in formal gowns and suits, answered to the beckoning lights at the East entrance of the school house. The sign, Rainbow's End , in rainbow colored lights proved to lead to much fun any enjoyment. After entering the portals and checking evening wraps, the girls admired each other's forrnals, and corsages received from their escorts for the evening. Music strains from Jack Cole's band reached the ears of the dancers, and dance programs were soon filled out. The favorite song of the evening was Stardust , which was later dedicated to the Junior class. From eight to nine, parents and outsiders were allowed to sit in the balcony and watch the swirling couples below, envying their youth and gay laughter. Between dances, punch, coke, peanuts and potato chips were served at the Rainbow Bar in the hall, where six freshmen answered to the demands of the thirsty dancers. The hall contained couches, comfortable chairs. and lamps for the benefit of those not dancing. In the center of the gymnasium was a shining pot of gold, overflowing with golden coins. Soft lights shown through the rainbow streamers which fell into it. Later in the evening, Herman Lohafer and Joanne Hansen. the king and queen of the Senior class, were crowned. As an added attraction, there was a favor dance and everyone received a favor, which was a blue address book with H. H. S. in gold letters on its cover. . At curfew time, Jack Cole played The Star Spangled Banner . 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Obrecht, R. Mighcll, D. Wiese, F. Vohs, L. Terry. D. Geske, M. A. Kahl, 1. Lembcke, A. Lembcke. L. Meyer. PEP CLUB First row, left to right. seated on floor: Cheerleaders. B. Jensen, D. Wiese, J. Kolb. L. Jensen. E. Leonard. Second row: A. Libke, A. Breyfogle, D. Lemke. S. Stoneking, B. Bagenszos, E. Obrechr, D, Mighaglggn, L, Meyer, I Lembcke. I. Ohitz. Third row: P. Bachmann, V. Breyfogle, L. Dittmer. L. Ewoldt. Fourth row: P. McArthur. V. Bumann. F. Vohs, B. Goettsch, M. Whitehouse. M. A. Hans-ohn, A. Will. B. Daugaard. E. Frahm Fifth row: D. Daugaard. A. Cries. B. L. Irwin. A. Lembcke. V. Terry, B. Wiese. M. McArthur. E. Schemer. Last row: D. Ewoldr. D. Goettsch, M. Godbersen. C. McGuire. B. Buell, D. Friedricksen. M. A. Kahl. A. Scherner. S. Hansen D. Ewoldt. Officer: President. Shirley Stoneking. Vice President, Betty Bagenstos. Secretary and Treasurer. Dolores Lemke. 52 3.,,..H.-in Y '- - ---' 7-H -- - --f - 1:11 , .. I ., .Y :L -. as-1:1-n1 I 1 Compliments T0 THE Class of 1946 THE METHODIST CHURCH COAD BATHO, Pastor : 1:--11511: :nr lc au' ::-5: 377: zu: ::. nzuxr:-: nip: :: 7:1 53 THE Q I-IOLSTEIN STATE BANK HOME OWNED ..... Home CONTROLLED HOLSTEIN, IOWA :: Y 7:7 zzie: ,,:: :: : :: 'H' 54 n:1n1lo1n1-u--u1op-an-111:-nn-.. , , , ,., ,,,, n ,...,,-7 ,,,,,, ,, , , ' -in--1+x7n--r W av-nc' ' ::-10 In-nn: - ll--nf '- n-rw -' -1:-If it 'x7x:-ll-ll-nl- 1' BON-WEE Lows fi American Racing Pigeons H Home of AU 42 JPC 9, blue bar cock who I was raised in Janesville, Wisconsin, and sent ' to me as a giftg was stolen and escaped his captors and flew back to Janesville C400 miles! . After a few days' rest, he left the lofts there and returned to my lofts then in Sioux City. A very remarkable flight by a wonderful bird. Few people know about these birds and of their value to our armed forces. gg My loft also houses birds whose blood lines hold A world records up to 1320 miles. I aim to fly birds 600 miles in a day. AU 42 JPC 9 Blue Bar Cock BON-WEE LOFTS Cond Batho, Owner Phone 105 Visitors are always welcome. Holstein, Iowa Shown by appointment ' I I OUR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1946 Z l Th. Hansen Sz Son ROUND OAK AND COPPER CLAD RANGES, PERFECTION OIL ,, STOVES, ADMIRAL REFRIGERATORS AND RADIOS PHONE 115, HOLSTEIN, IOWA HARDWARE HEATING PLUMBING A fnilnz .Y -u1u :: lx :inf :1-owxoriau-n-u1q:f:::z.:rixf 114414: liz: 7:73-q-.-1-.,,l + 1:-V viz:-n1n1:: , ui :: ::7 n--:.: n:- - n:+u:7 ll-ni: :: 3.-:: :: :s-ur :: xi: Y fu- : ' - 7 lt :ri nillru 'ix + BSN N IE ACRES QUALITY INDIVIDUALITY PLUS BREEDING Hereford Cattle Berkshire Hogs Comprest Real 3rd 5 miles South and IA mile West of Holstein Bonnie Acres Miss Flash 33rd BONNIE ACRES -01l Jo1u1l: 1: lull: ll 11-Q11 1 lr 11: 71:7 56 11:1 .ln-1 -. -- 1 1. 1 .- -. ...lln.-qg1.m....m.1nnl-1lll.- - 1 -. 1 .. 1 1 1 - + --------------- ------ - ---- -4' REETINGS . .. CLASS OF I946 You will want to exchange Photograph with your Classmates at Gradua- tion time . . . such a record of schoolday friendships will be priceless in years to come. May we supply your needsg our desire is to please you. Cl-IRISTENSEN STUDICD HOLSTEIN, IOWA 5 7 .mu-.Hn1n,.1nn1lm..lm1lm..I,,11,m-.m,1.m11.,l--1uxn.-vm1...,1,,,,--..,.1.,,,1nu--,,,,..uu.-, oU1Q BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS CDF 1946 YOUR BEST MARKET FOR ' Poultry Eggs Cream Storm King Chicks and' Poults Vitarnash PoultryFeeds Kozy Br-ooder Houses Makomb Poulting Equipment Salsbury's Poultry Remedies 0 . . . If It Is For Poultry We Have It' . . . Holstein Procluce 8a Hatchery Phone No. 2 Holstein, Iowa .-M-.ning-nl1un.1nu-un-animln- . :-nn1.nu.-nmlnu-.uu-nn-lnl1uu1.l..1 58 The Holstein Advance M. R. Hueschen, Publisher Gfficial Paper of Ida County and Holstein The Better Kind of Job Printing 1 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1 1 1 1 1nu1nn1.nu1,m1u.,1nn1- 1 ... 1 1 ... .1 1 1 1 ,., 1 59 -un1ul1nu.1nu1ll-ll.-an nn1m1-u-n- l1.nl1nn1nn-nnu-mq1xnn- un1ll1nh un-,51- Bowl Regularly For Goocl l lealI:l1 AT Cur Eight New Streamlined Alleys ALSO League Bowling BLUEATE?GLE Let Us Supply You With Candy, Gum, Cigarettes, Cigars, Lunches, Pop and Beer COME IN AND WE'LL MAKE YOU FEEL AT HOME Bill 8z Auggie Uackesj iKucheD 60 Vohs Produce Highest Cash Buyers of Poultry, Cream and Eggs SEE US FOR Cargill 8: Kent Feeds High Quality Baby Chicks Poultry Supplies and , Remedies NEST VOHS, Propr P 2 H 1 a 11:n-un-un--nn1ull1n -lni1uu.1uu.-uil-Hu-uII1lul.g1lu-nii1nll-11:11un1ull--uu1u1:1ull'-un-nn-nn-nu1uu 61 :nn-.nn...un--llll-ll1111:1:11111-Qiulillll-H111liullvililvlluvilll--lun Lorenzen's Beer Parlor 'Meet Your Friends I-Iere, Gver a Glass of Beer SOFT DRINKS CIGARS TOBACCO Phone 131 Holstein, Iowa 1111.-.I inuilm-.nun n1.u,1uln1uu1uu1 lim.--nu--lm... FELCO The Trademark of Quality X GRINDING, MIXING, GRAIN, TWINE, FEEDS, COAL, FENCING, SEEDS. BUY FELCO FEEDS FARMERS ELEVATOR COMPANY Holstein, Iowa - Phone 72 5..- --ms-.nu-uuinuinuiuu1un1un1uu1nu1nu--nn-I u-M1 u- In-uuinn-nu-nn i 1 A. Huegericl18aCo. 2 L I ' . : AUCTIONEER I I READY-TO-WEAR t I uvls srocx AND DRY GOODS I MILLINERY - GIFTS T BROKER REAL ESTATE 1 ! L n PHONE 269 T Meet Your Friends AT THE ' 'State Theatre WHERE THERE'S Always a Good Show -llqnlnu-ll-ull-111114111114u1nu1nnn--un-nu-nu-un1nm1uu-un-un:un--nu-nuxun-un--un1un1nu-un-unilnlinu-nu--In 63 PHONE 49 HOLSTEIN, Hugh E. McGuire IOWA uu1.nn1nn1.n Best Wishes to Class of 1946 Corregoux Garage A Q Marv's Tavern l l I i T Home of 2 Blatz Beeru General Repairing and i Phone 332 Trucking i Tasty Sandwiches l l ! Holstein, Iowa CIGARETTES AND SOFT DRINKS ! l .....- - -.........,. ........... ..- ..,. .l.- .... -.. ..... , - L- - .. .. - - ... .. -...-. Sundries Cometics Fountain Service CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 We Now Have Parker Fountain Pens and Pencils for Graduation Gifts It Pleases Us to Please You Stationery Kodaks Kerslalce Sundries 64 .1nun1nxu1..11111111111111 un1M1n.1.1111111111111111 The Council Oak Stores Your Friend at Mealtimev FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, AND MEATS Complete Line of Quality Groceries 'rl-ua Royal Cleaners Old Clothes Made New New Clothes Made Too Cleaning and Pressing Fit For a King Phone 24 1nuvn1111111111-11-.1...1g1uu nn-un-I1 -nn1un1un ,.1uu1m1un1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1pl,l1pgl1 Lingle Trucking Service Call 237 for Expert Trucking Service Live Stock Grain Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF 1946 1 CASEY'S Meat Market u-.nu nu-.nu-nu-lnn.-nnluninu.-.un..nn..nn--nn... nu1un un.-uniunl 4- -I- -I I LEMKEYS Food Market FANCY GROCERIES FRUITS, VEGETABLES Ben Lemke l1ng.1nn1nu1.M1ml-uu-nniuuinninn-nn--uu--nn:- --nu Mrs. 0. A. Stegemann LOWE BROTHERS HIGH STANDARD PAINTS, VARNISHES AND IMPERIAL WALL PAPER Hlt' Io Linn.-nnlunlnulunluull:n-14:n1un--un1111414.11-'ln-lnllllunlnuiuu Coast to Coast Store 'AUTOMOTlVE, HARDWARE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES HOUSE WARES 8: SPORTING GOODS H. I-nxsoN Ph ne 96 Holstein, Iowa 1uu1. Ales-.nlli MOSER Implement Company Sales and Service Q U A Lll T Y JOHN DEERE GOODS .J QD D LUBRICANTS Ph 54 1nu1nu1un1un1nuv1n-nil-ninninn-.un-:un1:1.sinn-un-un-nu-uu1uu1nn..lu mn--:III--nn1nu1nu Feed Locker Service BUTCHERING, PROCESSING, CURING Ray Baqerisies SI Sen Ph 58 Holste Iowa n1IIII1IIu1IIu..un-.ini.I141ml-uII...IIn1m11IIII1.mi,mi...Illini--nu1uq1nl-u MORNINGSIDE OIL COMPANY MOBILE GAS AND OIL I d pendent Jobbers for H gh Quality Goods We Special in Car Washing, G asing and Waxing Phone All Orders to STATION 92 A. A. HERMECKE 151 1.1.4-IIII1lmixniiu.I1m.1uuinn..-nI.1m.1qu1IIII...untmi IIu1IIII1nu1uIII...u1I I-Iarry Sieneking Trucking Service See Me For Hauling LIVE STOCK GRAIN Ph 144 C IIA y T -.Im-mp-M1.minn-W1.lu....IIn1,4n1n,41.I.--M1Ilngwn- 1IIn1nu1nu- SYPKENS' Holstein Hatchery BABY CHICKS--FROM AMERICA'S FINEST BLOOD LINES N UTRE NA F EEDS-REMEDIES- SUPPLIES MASTER LIQUID I-Ioc MEDICINE Telephone 260 'i' 1.-51101-Elin in il --llill1vll :C 2- Q rr 2. 5 5' 1 P 1 1nuiuniuuiuuiuu-.nn1uu--un.-un.-nn1nu-nu1-uu1nu SGPENSEN' PPGDUCE Sid Sorensen Cash Buyer of Cream qi Poultry Eggs Phone 204 Hol t n, Iowa GREENE DAIRY Pasteurized - Raw Milk and Cream Pho 163 H l t I mr-uuinu--xm1.I:ln..n141W1un1uu1uu...un..- PHILLIPS I I 6 611 STATICDN FIRESTONE TIRES and EXIDE BATTERIES Fill Your Tank at Nick's Phone 12 R b tN kla Congratulations T0 THE CLASS OF 1946 Golden Rule Store G F h Fruits and V getabl I -W-M-,N-,,,,-,,,,, ,,,4 - ,,,, -,,,,-,,,,-,,,,,,,,,-,,,,-,,,,-M, Farmers Co-oo Station We Strive to Please LOOK FOR THE SOVERIGN SERVICE SIGN General Repairs and Greasing il..-M1111 -. -. ...iiniuni 1 1 -. .-. .- 1 - inning Paul anol fAxliee's Place Ice Cream, Candy and Soft Drinlcs Beer and Lunchv ...nil-nm.. 1 1 1 -.. 1 -. -- - 1 1 1 -.un1uu...mq nn-nn-Minn Roy Micnaelsen 84 Sons J. I. CASE IMPLEMENTS DEKALB SEED CORN REAL ESTATE Phone 14 Holstein, low VERINVS Repair Service Country Calls Answered Promptly Magneto Service Phone 50-F fFirst Door West of Motor Innj .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1gn1,.,1..1,n1lg1ln l-larvey's Radio Sz Electric Westinghouse Appliances Appliances, Radios and Refrigerators Radio Repairing Electrical Wiring Phone 360 Holstein, Iowa F. C. HAMIL Jeweler for GIFTS THAT LAST- also Skelgas Appliances Maytag . Washers Crosley Products Stewart Warner Radios ni-11111111--111111uu11u Congratulations to 1946 Class We Sell Everything Pertaining to An Automobile or Truck Stop In and Try Our Service WITT'S SERVICE Edward, Jack and Minnie 1 Mile South of Holstein, Iowa 1nnni1....-111111.-.-111111,1,1,,1 To the Class of 1946 of Holstein High School We Extend Our Best Wishes Emil Ehler 8: Son Dealers In Oliver Farm Equipment Wind Mills Water Work Supplies I u1'n.1.m1unl1m... 1 1 1 1 1nn-n..-uu.-.mn-un-un1 1 1 1nu1m 111111.-..-..1111..-.-..-111111 McArthur Refrigeration Service Commercial Sales O Phone 186 HOLSTEIN IOWA 1.....11-.11..111--.11-111111111 Congratulations to the Class of 1946 JACK'S PLACE D i n n e r s S h o r t O r d e r s S t e a k s Blue Bunny Ice Cream Cigarettes Candy Chewing Gum Phone 29 Holstein, Iowa i I-1IIl-Ili!!-llilllllu'-HH 1i111111i Ni llll 1ll-E-111111111 11111- I1H111ll--ll-1Illiwlill-rl!-llrllilli I Hansen Furniture . ED A. HANSEN Quality Furniture Floor Covering Kelvinator Refrigerators Premier and Eureka Vacuum Sweepers PHONE '79 111111111111 CONGRATULTATIONS CLASS OF 1946 SAXCN Lumber Company Quality Merchandise Lumber - Paint - Coal Phone 6 Holstein, Iowa -111111111 .- -. 11111-.uni11111111-ll1nl111l--111 11111111111 uii..-..-..1.-.-11111111 -gn1uu1.un.,.u.1uu1.rrn1In-rminu-.u -pqH-qi..-mi1.lu1mr-niu1u..-. Radio and Electric General Electric Appliances Refrigerators - Washing Machines -1- Radios Complete Line of Smaller Appliances We 'Do All Kinds of Wiring and Radio Repairing BOB Phone 209 SCOTTY Holstein, Iowa H Standard Super Service Gas Oil Greasing For Better Performance Use STANDARD Products H. ROTHFORK 111i1i.-...1..1111..-..-1un.- Best Wishes to Class of 1946 Tl-ICDMAS Cdl? Gnd -l-GVCIT1 Good Place to Eat and Meet Your Friends Carl Thomas, Prop. inn-mil 1r.n1m.-.rmilr-rm..-nu.-nu-1 1nn1nn-.niii1.ru1 inn-.Hui See Your McCormick-Deering Dealer First For Tractors, Trucks and Farm Machinery DeSoto and Plymouth Automobiles Hydraulic Farm Hand and Booster-buck Hay Stackers Down 84 Diersen Phone 38 ......-..i-.... .L 72 E ,A . 'gy 1 1 1nu-.nn..'minn1nu..un-uniuln1xul1nu1un1lnu1 .- .1u1nn1un1unu- - 1 - 1 ... 1 . 1 1 -. .-. - - ..... .-.l4.-141,1 ,P TO THE CLASS OF 1 9 4 6 ' HOLSTEIN HIGH scHooL WE EXTEND OUR Best Wishes Holstein Lumber Co. A. P. CLAUSEN, Manager Holstein, Iowa u-.up-ug1gq- .- ..- 1 -.nu1nn1nu-.nn1'-n1nn-.nn-.Inns-:luminal Congratulations tothe Class of 1946 I Conaway 84 Stolley THE NYAL QUALITY STORE Congratulations tothe Class of 1946 Tl-IE MCDTGI2 INN 1llu1nn-nq..- 1 1 ... -.. 1 -un-uninu-nn1ql1.l1n1ll.-gq- MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT SEEMANNS TAX! E I2 N I '-llKl1l 1 '-'IIP1 1 1l '-'IH'-NII1 ' 1111 1 1Il--uu1uu1nu1un--nu-me 11:111111-1 u-nu-ml1,m....,, 4, 73 111:11 1 1 1 1nu1m:-nl-1ln1nn--lu1nn-nn1ul1nn- 1-:ll-n1n-un1u1-nu--ll1uu1nu--u:1uu-nl1u1nn-1-nn1 I1nm1uu-an-ul-1ul-uu1nn1un-u1nn1nl1nn1nl1ul1un1 1 1 L1 1 1 1 11:-nl1un1nnl-uu1nn1nl1 1 1 1 ..- I-li1nl1nl1nn1nn1nu1nm--nu1un1nu-ul-ul1lu1nn-ll-nu-11: 1 1.441.141u1nu-l.1un.-M-n-lu-..gl-ql.-ll.1m..-n1n.- 1,115.1 1 1,.l...gp-.llilgi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ... 1 14.1.- CAR WASHING and GREASING at ERICKSEN SERVICE STATION Phone 351 ' ....q1ng1.l.-nn-lg1nu1,m1ning-.u...-lm-un.-4.11..1l.1gp1ll1pp- SIMMONS BEAUTY SHOP Phone 232 It Pays To Look Well W. P. CRANE Physician and Surgeon Phone: Office and Residence 55 Calls Answered Day and Night KAHL and STUBBS Veterinarians Phone 273 A. J. Kahl R. L. Stubbs Res. Phone Res. Phone 301 164 STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Standard Red Crown Superfuel Gasoline Lubricating Oils and Greases WM. JACKES, SR. Phone 80 DR. T. ORTON CHIROPRACTOR and SCIENTIFIC MANIPULATION First State Bank Bldg.-Phone 3 A prize fighter boxes his man before he lays him outg an undertaker lays out his man before he boxes him. Miss Stoner: Now you're out of school are you going to work for a living? Jack L.: N ot until I give everything else a fair trial. 1 .-nun. - 1... 141. -un u1un1uu-u1nu1uu-nn--uu1nu1un1uu--un1-uu-uu1nnrn1nu1nu1nn1 SWAN BEAUTY SHOP Friendly, Efficient Service Phone 68 11.411 1 1 1 1M1nl...M..-I..-.m.1.m1m,1.,..a.nl.-1.1 1 1 1 R. P. WHEATLEY Insurance, Real Estate and Loans Resident of Holstein For Over Half a Century Phone 36 1 1 1 -. -. -uu1nuiun1qu..lu...nn.1l1 1 ..- 1 1 W. F. ZEMAN Dealer in Men's and Boy's Clothing - Furnishings - Shoes -.gp-gl1n.1l...-.q1q,.1l,1.m-..m1M1n.iu....,.,.1.m.- 1 1 1 0. A. LANGLAND Dentist Office: Holstein State Bank Bldg. fSecond Floorj Phones: Office 119g Res. 47 1.1 15.-i,n1ml..nl.-ug.1uu1gl.-un-.ln1ll4.1I..-...g-ll.-514.1 1 - SANITARY BARBER SHOP Wm. Sorensen, Prop. LAUNDRY SERVICE Basket Leaves and Returns Tuesday and Friday Coach Kraai: Why do you think your wife should be in Congress? Mr. Gerber: She brings so many bills into the house. Mr. Gerber: What is dust? Clem Dittmer: It's mud with the juice squeezed out! 1un1nun1nn1nu1ulJ-nn-1nn1nu--nu-uu1um-1nn-ul--m11uu-un-un-1uu1 Dick F.: What's the matter? Yesterday morn- ing you Iookecl fit as a fiddle. Dale M.: I got tight as a drum last night. Mr. Gerber: What are skeletons? Lorna M.: They're a lot of bones with the people scraped off. u1uu lm 1.1111 ull -nu1uu1nn1un1.nu-nn1nu1un1un1n1 1 1 1 1 1 ... .. .- 1:1 p1nn1u1u1u1np1nu-n..ul1nu1nu..nu1nu1.l1nn-nu1nu1 1.,q1u1nl1un1nu1nu.1m,..-nn1Il1un1nu1lm-.nu--ul-luinliul 1n1n.1u1n..-n1l -n1un..ul1u1uu1 1 1 1 1 1 -qu-5.1n1np1n.1nn1nn1nn1nl1.l1nl,1.lp1ll1pl1.l1M144 -l1lu1 1 1 1 1un1m..-nn1.1m1n-ml1nn1un1 1 1 1 1114. HANSEN-HULL FUNERAL HOME Holstein A Home and Service Available to All Ambulance E. A. Hansen, Res. Mgr. Wilson-Hull, Operators Phone 79-227, Holstein Correctionville, Ph. 23 C. F. BESORE, JR. Lawyer Holstein, Iowa R. S. PORTERFIELD, D. V. M. Holstein, Iowa Phone 84 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 CENTRAL TELEPHONE COMPANY -4.1.11 1mq1u--...1pu1..1unl1u.1,,u1,4.41..1l 1 1 1unn1,n- JESSE H. LEONARD Attorney Office: Second Floor Old Holstein Savings Bank Building Phone 106 15.1 1.l1n.1u1..1nl1,..1u.1.m1gu-n-ul.1,.1 1 1-n1uu.. GREEN LANTERN CAFE The Place to Meet Your Friends and Eat the Best Meal in Town .-q1-111uq1ll1ul1un1nuuu1nu1un1m1-.m1m11ll1pp1l.l1ug1nn1lp- I IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL Stop at WES McCREA'S BARBER SHOP r1un1nn1nn C C 1u441.111I11.1.11q51ql1l.1nn-nl-1l::l1nl1lg1qp1ll1ng-'11 HOLSTEIN BAKERY NU-VI-TA ENRICHED BREAD Phone 17 1 1 1m1-.II1,..1..1.u1l.--np.-lq-.IA1-'g1q.1 L. H. WAGNER Dentist Office: Old Savings Bank Bldg. CFirst Floorj Phone 279 1 1 1 1 1pl1nn1.p1lg1..q1-In-1:115--qq1 DIERKS GARAGE CHEVROLET SERVICE Phone 201 HOFFMANN HARDWARE MAJOR APPLIANCES GIFT GOODS AND DISHES 114.1q11II1ln1qq1qq1lg1q.1u1qq1ng1gg1n-Q51 KING 8: BLEASDELL Insurance - Bonds - Real Estate Loans First State Bank Building ROHLKS CASH AND CARRY GROCERY Home of Good Things to Eat Quality Merchandise 1 1un-uu1n1un--uu1n1.n1n-un-n1n1n-. GLADYS L. WEEDE Fire, Tornado, and Automobile Insurance Phone No. 141 -uu1un1uu-W1 1 1 1 -.W1u.1w1.'1ull-nu1lu1.--nu1un1 1I.11.111.1nu..M1.1.1.n1.q1un-p.1..1..1q.1..1g....1. -u.1nn1nnxunvuu1nu1nu-1.1.-1...-.m1n-...1 43 .H -5,,-7,3-1. he-J. . 1 , ,-.,, ,. .pi ,.. . . , , W A ' 4 'A M- xi 1' I,-5 L H, 1 N w all? ' ' A -Rltg if . ' WE 7 I w'- , ,L X V v ' r 1- , A ix . 1 x 1 1 1 c ' 1 ?, ,- l x -f x 'W 1 , P 1 , .,,, A 'w4 5? ,. 12? ,.Lf J , W Lf? r. . , M ,- --N - 4 ,wi ' 54 gg i3 L j-'Q' ' . 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