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

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Left to Right: Don, Verla, Queen Patsy, King Pat, Margene, Larry. E is fs l M F M y , V: to F it Ii JDS?-W DEW .wbizgi ' .- vx.....4. . Top Left: Sophomore Float They Smell De-feet g Top Right: Freshmen Float 'Tloating to Vic- tory g Center Left: Junior Float Choppin' Down No. 20,2 Cvrztefr Right: Senior Float Dial 'V' for Victory g Lower Left: Coronation Processionalg Lower Right: The Bonfire. Sponsored by COUNCIL OAK ond ECKERMAN CONSTRUCTION CO.

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CWB have a pfkzasamt mtQnQudQ The Homecoming festivities began on Thursday evening, October 25th. A program entitled Off the Rec- ordv and presented by the vocal groups cleverly portrayed the records in the shop coming to life in song and dance. Following this excellent variety show came the most breath-taking event of the evening-the coronation. The mixed chorus, garbed in blue choral robes and carrying lighted candles, lined the aisle which led to thc stage. The Royalty proceeded down this aisle to the music of Stardust played by the Holstein High School Dance Band. The stage represented a beautiful blue heaven with silver stars twinkling in the back- ground. As the Royalty ascended the stairway to this heaven, they reached a green carpet strewn with red roses and rose petals, in front of two white thrones. When the Royalty reached their places, Mr. Christie pre- sented Queen Patsy Keitges with a bouquet of yellow and bronze mums. Miss Stoner then crowned the attendants, Margene Goettsch, Larry Leinbaugh, Verla Frahm and Don Fritz. Next, Mr. Christie crowned Pat and Patsy Keitgcs, the King and Queen of the 1956 Homecoming. After the coronation the mixed chor- us sang the Holstein Royalty Songi' as the king, queen, and attendents left the auditorium. To climax the evening the traditional bonfire was lighted and Kingsley was burned in effigy. On Friday afternoon a parade was led by the Holstein High School Marching Band through town. Follow- ing the band were the four class floats and the three convertibles carrying the Royalty. Friday evening the Homecoming was made complete with the winning of the Homecoming game. .E M sponsored by SIMMONS BEAUTY SHOPPE AND BARBER SHOPg STONEKING, HARRY, TRUCKINGQ THE CAVE and CORREGEOUX GARAGE

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fs i Q 5 i Look Uut Lizzie -an-if ii T fffj' CAST OF CHARACTERS Silas Long. an olrl farmer ..... Dennis Huffsclien Sarah. his wife ............... .llyrna Niemeier Hazel, their daughter ....... Nancy Henrichscn Lizzie Blanks, the hired girl .Shirley Timmerman Hunk Blinks, the hired man ..... Loyd Reinekc Minnie Hall. the neighborhood gossip .................... Janet Petersen Richard Biltmore, a stranger ..... Kurt Leonard Dave Hinkle, an old miser .... Steven Janssen HLook Out Lizzie was presented by the junior class to a large audience on November 13. Hazel Long, the only child of a backwoods farmer, tires of country life, but her father refuses to move be- cause he thinks some Eastern men are interested in a rock quarry which lies partly under his farm. Hazel meets Richard Biltmore, a stranger from the city and they fall in love. Hazel gets her family to try to act like society people so they can receive Richard in style. To make matters more con- fusing, Minnie Hall, the neighborhood gossip, comes in and besides making a nuisance of herself, she reports the whole thing to all the neighbors. Next morning Lizzie, the hired girl, and Richard are missing, and the whole country is up in arms. ln the meantime Dave Hinkle comes to collect the mortgage on Long's farm. Richard, who is really a representative of a quarry company, returns and buys rights to the quarry, and Silas pays off the mortgage with the money. Richard marries Hazel and to make the ending complete Lizzie and Hank and Dave and Minnie also get married. file lumens: lolllow a MQW path f 5,2 If iii 2