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

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Front Row-B. Wittrock, T. Ehrp, P. Ellerbusch, J. Kolb, J. Myrtue, C. Schubert, R. Endrulat, D. Schneckloth, A. Kay, W. Kiesling. , Second Row-Ruth Kistenmacher, B. Rochau, M. Dau, M. Wilson. l Third Row-D. Goettsch, D. Leckband, D. Ewoldt, E. Gebers, F. Ruhlow, B. Fahan, G. Ehler. Fourth Row-S. Pfalzgraf, R. Petersen, M. Walker, J. Brodersen, J. Lemke, D. Breyfogle, E. Blenner, D. Schroe- der, W. Rickard, V. Friedrichsen. 1flMlOlfS The junior class, with Miss Frances Menard as class sponsor, has contributed very much to Holstein High this year. They placed five boys on the football team and three on the regular bCISl4eTbGll team. They 'l'1OVe also been GH lrlfegral part of a fine girls' basketball team, with three first string regulars to their credit. 'As has been the case in the fall, the juniors were privileged to sell magazines in an effort to se- cure money to finance the Junior-Senior Prom. They realized a net profit of some 5740, which is the largest amount ever earned by any class in Holstein High School. Along with this magazine pro- ject, the juniors also handled the concessions at our football and basketball games. On November l6, the juniors presented a very successful three-act comedy called, Saved By the Belle , under the direction of Miss Harriett Baker. The play meant lots of hard work, but lots of fun and pleasant memories, too. The last big event of the year was the annual Junior-Senior Prom, where the juniors gave their guests, the seniors, faculty, and the school board, an evening of pleasure and enjoyment, the last of its kind to be staged in the old school gym. SPONSORED BY TH. HANSON 81 SON PAGE TWENTY