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

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ophomore LEFT TO RIGHT-Front row: Merlin Jensen, Alfred Hass, Loyd Reineke, Steven Janssen, Wen- dell Conover, Second row: Reta Scott, Delores Steen, Karen Butcher, Janet Petersen, Luella Schuett, Myrna Niemeier, Lorraine Griffith, Carolyn Goettsch, Carol Boothby, Marjorie Schubert, Ethel Krayen- hagen, Third row: John Leckband, William Brandt, Phyllis Vohs, Bonnie Blackmer, Shirley Timmerman, LaVonne Timmerman, Karen Barghols, Darlene Rice, Kurt Leonard, Dennis Hueschen. Absent: Nancy Henrichsen. The sophomores are anxiously looking forward to becoming juniors, although they are very active in sports, instrumental music, pep club, and vocal groups. The president of this class is Bill Brandt, his cabinet members are Nancy Henrichsen, vice-president, Carol Boothby, secretary, and Janet Petersen, treasurer. With the help of Mr. File and Mrs. Christie the sophomores sponsored an unusual Christmas party for the entire high school, and everyone said it was tops. Sponsored by BOOTHBY PLUMBING Sa HEATING, TODD NURSING HOME, DWIGHT HAUFF SPORTING GOODS. Sioux City. 35'-5

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The class president is Ronald Meierg vice- president Virgil Bumanng secretary. Verla Frahm and treasurer, Margene Coettsch. Junior LEFT TO RIGHT-Front row: Lowell Thomsen, George Brown, Roger Goettsch, James Brey- fogle, Harold Butcher, Patrick Keitges, Daniel Sorensen, Second row: Mary Godbersen, Janith Williams, Ruth Bergmann, Patricia Keitges. Joyce Rolfs, Louise Halvorsen. Sally Blackmer, Barbara Irwin, Betty Timmerman, Julie Leonard, Verla Frahm, Janice Leonard, Janet Dittmer, Margene Coettsch, Joyce Scott. Marvel Loof, Dianna Applegate, Third row: Larry Leinbaugh, Ronald Meier. Virgil Buniann, Lowell Kruse. Richard Lorenzen. Second row: Mary Codbersen, Janith Williams, Ruth Bergmann, Patricia Keitges, Joyce Rolfs, Richard Bagenstos, Richard Schmidt. Donald Fritz, Rodson Ellerhusch, Dennis Kolb, Richard Boothby, Curtis Conover, Ray Brandt. Under the sponsorship of Miss Vollstedt and Mr. Gerber the largest class in high school got off to a good start. They ordered their class rings in the early part of the school year and received them in October. ln November, under the direction of Mrs Christie they presented their class play, Take Your Medicine, a comedy. Now they are looking forward to the Junior-Senior Prom which takes hours of hard work but affords much pleasure and enjoyment in the end. g bponsored by C. E. LUND, State Farm lnsurance Conipaniesg GREENE DAIRYQ ROY AL SCOT SALES, HARRY STONEKING. I9

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Pre hmen 4 1 a ,Aw VL A a t . ., . ' .V frm., I v ,ff . gtg vit.. . 'Vi v . 1,- as I , V A ' A Q' E Qt k K: A T fs 1 V -.1 .Xi--PIII' , V 'r LEFT TO RIGHT-1 ront row: Charies Putensen, Dean Gerber, Warren Nelson, Albert Leonard. Loren Bergmann, Second row: Saundra Wagner, Mary Knuth, Sandra Hahne, Janet Codbersen, Maxine Vohs. Third row: Nordyne Vickery, Mary Ladewig, Janice Schulte, Camilla Hanson, Loretta Clausen, Bonnie Christiansen, Mary Nell Bumann, Julie Ann Ewoldt, Fourth row: William Armiger, Dean Breyfogle, Lawrence Timmerman, Gary Schuett, Robert Kraai, Thomas Mohr, Rodney Madsen, Donald Clausen, Bruce Schmidt, John Kolb. To start their Freshman year, 28 5'l reshies answered roll call on August 29. Their initiation was the main event of the year, coming on September 9. The boys were dressed as babies and chorus girls, while the girls were dressed in outlandish pigtail and engineer outfits and as farmers. The freshmen of '55-'56 are very active in all of the activities of the school. More than half of them participated in girls' basketball, boys' basketball, football, band, glee club and pep club. Class officers are Bob Kraai, president, Dean Gerber. vice-president, and Janet Godbersen, secretary-treasurer. With Mr. McKnight and Miss Wilson as their class sponsors the fresh- men have had a year to remember. Good luck to the Freshies from the seniors of '56, Sponsored by BOY SCOUT5 of,TROOP 144g DOWNS 8. DIERSENQ HOLSTEIIN OIL COM- PANY, HERMAN DIERKS GARAGE. 21