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

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Back row-H. Hanson, W. Lorenzen, H. Knuth, J. Leonard. Front row-F. Barghols, G. Raabe, M. Jackes, R. Bagenstos. The omfal of Ealificoitiom Pictured above are the people responsible for the character of Hol- stein Public School. When any problems confront them, and there are many, they alone make the decisions. Past decisions have taken a course by which the school and the community of Holstein have benefited the most. The responsibility placed on these people is great, for they mold the future of the students of this school. The people of Holstein can be proud that they have this capable group who are willing to give so generously ot their time so that we may have a schqool whose character is good. PAGE SIX

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MR. HARLAND H, HANSON- Iowa State Teachers College, B. A. Degree, University of Iowa, M. A. Degree, Superintendantship and Hi- lority Advisor, I. E. A. Member, noon duty, American Legion, Masonic Lodge, and Commercial Club. Dear Diary, Today I interviewed each member of the faculty, including the two new members, Mr. and Mrs. Ashmore. After several minutes of conver- MR. RUSSELL KRAAI- Morningside College, B. A. Degree, Summer Coaching School, 5 classes lSocial Studies and Physical Educa- tionl, I study hall, football, basket- ball lboys' and girIs'D, and track coach, noon hour program, I. E. A. member. MISS MARIE STONER- University of Iowa, B. A. Degree, S. U. I. I2 summersi, University of Minnesota ll summerl, Colorado .University CI summerl, principalship, 2 classes lsocial studiesi, 2 study halls and one library, Sponsor of the Moo, Senior Class Advisor, Girls' Basketball chaperone, I. E. A. mem- ber, noon duty, and Nacirema mem- ber. sation, they gave me interesting bits of information about themselves as follows: College education fdegree or years attendedl, the number of MISS FRANCES MENARD- Briar Cliff College, B. A. Degree, 7 classes lcommercial fieldl, Sponsor of Junior Class imagazine sales, con- cessions at games, Junior-Senior Proml, noon duty, supervision over refiling of Holstein library books, I. E. A. member, Nacirema member, Girl Scout Troop Committee member. MR. ARTHUR GERBER- Iowa State Teachers College, B. S. Degree, Seven classes fmathemat- ics and science fieldl, I study hall, assistant football coach, Jr. high football coach, noon duty and I. E. A. member. classes taught by them or general schoolwork here in Holstein, the field taught in, and activities spon- sored or participated in. MRS. BERNICE KUCHEL- St. Olaf College, Buena Vista College, University of Minnesota, B. A. Degree, English IV and all vocal music, 2 glee club practices, small group practices, girls' sextette, noon duty, Chairman of Teachers' Selec- tive Committee of Ida County Coun- cil, Grade Operetta, Spring Concert, Entertainment at Baccalaureate, Commencement and plays, Nacirema, piano lessons, I. E. A. member. W