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

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First row: Vonita Bumann, Dorothy Friedrichsen, Beverly Wiese, Delores Kistenmacher, Ardyce Will, Eloyis Bochmann, Laurette Dittmer, Mary McArthur. I Second row: Glenn Vohs, Jack Breyfogle, Robert Bergmann, NNalter Johnson, Dean Lund, David Geske, Norton Obrecht. Third row: William Endrulat, Celia McGuire, Dean Vollmar, Lyle Schubert, Lenore Ewoldt, Elaine Leonard, Betty Jensen. Last row: Alice Rex, Earl Wienert, Lyle Leinbaugh, Byrdella Buell, Beverly Daugaard, Elva Frahm. lHl lllllll Hlllllllll Celia McGuire .... ..... P resident Lyle Leinbaugh --- ......... Vice-President Dean Vollmar --- ---Secretary and Treasurer With Miss Forstrom as our class sponsor, our first big decision of the year was to determine whether we would sell refreshments at athletic events or not. We voted on the matter and since everyone was in favor of it, we drew up plans to sell popcorn, apples, and pop at the games. On September l9, we opened our two-week magazine drive. During this time we sold over 3,5750 in magazine subscriptions for a magazine com- pany. The commissions received from these sales helped pay for our prom, The Juniors then entertained the high school at their dance on Sep- tember 3O. We danced to record music and then the class served refresh- ments. We chose our class rings early in the new semester. They are to have ci pirate-head setting on various types of stones. The highlight of the year is, as always, the Junior-Senior Prom.

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V I First row: Dean Earnest, James Sindt, Louise Scherner, Darlean Bremer, Betty Bremer, Donna Jensen, Shirley Wiese, Jeane Kolb, Marvin Wiese, Howard Vohs. Second row: Harold Arp, Howard Dittmer, Robert Hintz, Duane Ruhser, Lyle Munz, Judy Bagenstos, Joan Carnes, Maxine Hansohn, La Vaughn Lill. Last row: Eugene Gehrts, Robert Lasher, Johnny Rochau, Orville Miller, William Bienlien, Howard Dittmer, Delaine Lemke, Wendell Kastner, Francis Sokolowski. r . :E . 3. tx. James Sindt --- President Jeanne Kolb .... --- . ,, Vice-President Shirley Wiese --- -- Secretary and Treasurer After their year of apprenticeship, the sophomores were discovered to have what it takes to win the fight, and they were accepted as full-fledged members of Holstein High School. They co-operated whole-heartedly in all things, worked harder, and entered into athletics and many other extra-cur- ricular activities. Their outstanding social event at the year was the Sophomore Dance, held in December.