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

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..here comes the band.. ' .. S airs 5- ra A we , ' V3 I FLUTES-Louise Halvorsen, Sally Blackmer, Phyllis Vohs. OBOE-Faye Janssen. CLARINETS- Marilyn Wagner, Nancy Henrichsen, Joan Rolfs, Margene Coettsch, Bonnie Blackmer, Karen Butcher, Julie Ewoldt, Carol Boothby, Nancy Kolb, Nancy Kelley, Joanne Bye, Mary Jo Tlewitt, Doris Timrnerman, Catherine Lingle, Larry Jons, Kathleen Krull. Maxine Vohs, Joelle Jochims, Marvel Loof, Marilyn Stoneking. BASSOON-Dianne Cvellert. SAXOPHONES-LaVonne Schuett, Mary Jane Leonard, Lowell Kruse, Camilla Hanson, Roberta Boothby, Loretta Clausen, Sandra Madsen, Julie Leonard. CORNETS-Kenneth Kruse, Stephen Curtis, Mary Kruse, Nancy Janssen, Stephen Madsen, Dean Gerber, Bruce Schmidt. HORNS-Mary Knuth, Joyce Rolfs. BARITONES -George Hueschen, James Bleasdell. TROMBONES-Craig Vollmar, Hiram Leonard, Pat Keitges, Charles Jones. Richard Bagenstos. BASSES-Janice Leonard, Janith Williams, TYMPANlf Jerri Jean Cole. PERCUSSl0N-Gerald Langland, Connie Halvorsen, Lois Schroeder, Patsy Keitges. OFFICERS of the BAND Pr9Sifl'6rl2 ,,,...,,,.,, ., ,,,,, KENNETH KRUSE Secretary ,,,,,,, ,,,,, B IARY JANE LEONARD Vice President ,,,, , ,,,,,,, CRAIG VOLLNIAR Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, GERALD LANGLAND Band Managers LOIS SCHROEDER PATSY KEITGES PIRATE BAND Noise! Noise! Ear-deafening activity. The Pirate Band tunes up. Then the slender baton is poised in the air for a second, and after the hush of a second-music- music created by a group of students who have worked and worked hard for long hours. They have practiced and marched and braved all kinds of weather to perform out on the football field for their school and team. They have practiced and practiced to please the home folks with the third annual POPS CONCERT. And then they have struggled and practiced some more to strut their stuff at the 1955 Music Contest. No little credit goes to Band Conductor Harold Halvorsen who has helped make a fine Holstein High School Band. Cheer ulnecs that wakes the heart 0 joy Music brings of itself a f . y f . ,E I9

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'Pl' Q O cog I8 THE Hl-LARITY VOLUME VIII, NUMBER 3 HOLSTEIN, IDA COUNTY, IOWA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER l5, I954. TEN CENTS A COPL Pirates Take Maple Valley Loop Title to End Season . . . . lt was n iubilnnl gang of Ptol- Aifwfwn -- Basketball Loss Smepe ls .lgunlvg 5141? 50 ?:i2?.CL l52.Xh'Z..i?..'?'..'.'H - B . . ecor fow shouting. and Pollndihl C . S On Tuesday evening, Novem--aft: ttlfgcliliggcdiriiergritibotiipigi Applications are now available for the Navy's ninth competitive exlminalxnn for its nation-wide NROTC college lnmmg program, leoordin: to l recent umouneb In home type, both IIIMASSI the xvhcdule below thx- gumrs are set in bold lace Unless indicated otherwise. boys' and girls' lenmx will D. A. R. Contest Lois Slricpe hu been chosen by hz-r classmates and the hilth h Ill Il' K h Hol ber 9. I gathered up all ol my little friends and we decided to go to the junior class play, We certainly had to search for a suit- able place lo sl! because ul looked The continual rouna ot hack slaps Ind hand shakes went to everyone, especially to Wendell Reineke who scored the Pirates' hrs! touchdown clunaxin! nn 50 fifslmzlglixrfslfznllrnpuu Ku':::' -PM---ahh. cull: Ipxumgfui lf' nteecood as though the whole town had yard march: to Jerry Breytngle med for December H NM NW, 14.1-L., ,.--,,-' ummm' un Conwy spomond .nnulny also decided to attend. Soon we who bro: thruulhsnddkiiwgtsg . ' ' . Nov. l!-Thur. .,,.,,,,, Annum x , were settled, and nl B 00 o'clock down a clan pun , an o 'S P H' I UF 'CNW' lmw za.s.l mi... .. Q-.. by 'fl' Df'f'h ' of 'h' Amm . vom the mmm ug nm-d on Frm who mi on n in the ma This year's HI-LARITY STAFF organized early in the fall under the guiding hand of Mrs. Christie. The expressed hope of the group was to edit a paper which would be of interest to everyone . . . After assignments were made, the business man- ager with the circulation and subscription groups sold ads and subscriptions to finance the paper . . . Hi-Larity went to press sixteen times this year. Special issues were printed at Christmas and for senior graduation. The editing staff found publishing the paper a full time job. Assignments had to be given and articles written to meet our deadlines. Typists, fingers flew on the days when that uunreadablew penciled copy had to be deciphered. Seeing oneis own article in headlines was a terrifying reward for the effort and time spent in composition. MRS. C. CHRISTIE First row, left to right: Carol Stoneking, Deanna Goettsch Cocttsch, Nancy Henrichsen, Beta Scott, Janith Williams, hols, Karen Butcher, Peggy Luella Schuett, Marilyn Wag Breyfogle, Jerri Jean Cole, Jane Leonard, Connie Halvorsen, Marilyn , Willis Buell, Nancy Janssen, Shirley Scherner. Second row: Carol Bonnie Blackmer, Joyce Obitz, Shirley Timmerman, Dean Hammer, Janice Lohff. Third row: Lois Striepe, Carol Boothby, Karen Barg- Nelson, Dixie Freese, Verna Leckband, Mary Kruse, Joyce Scott, ner, Ardis Cipperley, Barbara Kaus. Fourth row: Marjorie Schubert, Phyllis Vohs, Lois Schroeder, Julie Leonard, Hiram Leonard, Richard Bagenstos, Rodson Eller- busch, Wayne Nelson, Sally Blackmer, Betty Timmerman, Barbara Irwin, Joan Cipperley, La- Vonne Timmerman, Mary Nell Bumann. Absentee: Mary McBride. Advisor: Mrs. Christie. Sponsored by BATH PACKERS

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N 'X J J, FLUTE-Sue Blackmer, Susan Curtis, Christine Leonard. CLARINET-Mary Jo Dt-Witt, Maxine Vohs, Kathleen Krull, Joelle Jochims, Beverly Long, Catherine Lingle, Doris Timmerman, Bryan Brosamle, Larry Jons, John Wagner, Betty Agnew, Janiver Meyer, Mary Us-hrts, Judy Williams, Nina Schmidt, Marjorie Burkhardt, Betty Lingle, Jeanette Helkenn, Lorene Friedriehsen, Karen Hahne, Sandra Long, Vicki Bruning, Donna Sinns. SAXOPHONE-Camilla Hanson, Roberta Boothby, Loretta Clausen, Veryl Droegmiller. CORNET-David Volts, Cary Weiland, Bruce Strand, Jerry Jochims, Tom Keitges, Bob Kelley, John Kolb, James Johanssen, Harold Droegmiller, Don Schroeder, Paul Strif-pe, Loren Clausen, Roger Nicklas, Ronnie Ludvigson, Dennis Rohlk, Orrin Armiger. BAIHTONE-Mary Hueschen. TROMBONE-David Bye, John Johannsen, Danny Schmidt, Bob Brown, Bill Meyer, David Schmidt, Cary Johnson, Brian Bruning, Connie Beyer, Cary Schuett. BASS-Joyce Scott, Janice Leonard. DRUM-Scott Hansen, Bruce Ladewig, Mary Ladewig, Bonnie Christiansen, Danny Cipperley, Jim Keitges. JUNIOR BAND 1 Above P MAJORETTES-Nancy Jans- sen, Patsy K e i t g e s, Lois Schroeder, Mary Jane Leon- ard, Drum Majors-Ile, Sally Blackmer, Jerri Jean Cole, Marilyn Wagner. FLUTE TRIO-Sally Blackmer, Phyllis Vohs, and Louise BARITONES-George Hueschen, Jim Bleasdell. Halvorsen. Sponsored by SIMMONS BEAUTY SHOP, DEE'S BEAUTY SHOPQ 20 JOSLIN SEED FARMg GUS FOSSELL