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

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Salle smarts go agtnag gon a dag fi QW 'NK' 'ts V--Lau '41 Slap CDW Early on the sunny. windy morning of May T, thirty-seven seniors and the two sponsors, Miss Stoner and Mr. Gerber. boarded a chartered bus and headed for Omaha, Nebraska, for their annual Skip Day. The first stop was at lloys' Town. Some of the highlights of this stop were a fabulous coin and stamp collection. and a tour through all the various departments, which proved very enlightening. The seniors had planned to visit WOW-TV next, but complications arose and they were not admitted. By 11:40 they arrived downtown. The Brandeis Department Store provided a delicious lunch and a very informative tour through the behind-the-scenes section of the store. Their next stop brought them to the stock yards. Here they got a very good picture of how meat is processed. A bit later the group split up, some to go shopping, and some to visit radio station KOWH. Meeting at the Greyhound Bus Terminal, the seniors started their last lap, the trip home. By the close of the day the happy, but tired seniors had added another wonderful chapter to the story of their lives. .., ku A 1 , E . F as 'RON PHARMACY, IDA GROVE, IOWA 5- 3'

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Q steep to time tout Group I: Wilda Putnam, jan- et Dittmer, Doris Timmer- man, Karen Butcher, Nancy Henrichsen, Shirley Timmer- man, and Virgil Bumann. 'K Group 2: Bruce Schmidt, Barbara lrwin. Bon- nie Blackiner, Bill Brandt, Kathleen Krull, and Mary Knuth. Group 3:Rodson Ellerbuscli. Julie Leonard. Dick Bagenstos. tm 9pQQCll Sixteen students entered in eighteen events in speech contest work this year. Since only three in each division may enter the contest from each school and there were seven contestants in Interpretative Reading. a home elimination contest was held in this division. The discontinuation of the preliminary contest led the remaining twelve students directly into the subdistrict contest at Nloville, where they were entered in fourteen events: Radio Speaking, Rodson Ellerlausch, Julie Leonard, Richard Bagen- stosg Oratorical, Mary Knuth, Bruce Schmidtg Original Oratory. Kathleen Krull. Barbara lrwing Interpretative Reading, Nancy Henrichsen, Virgil Butnann, Janet Dittmerg Dramatic. Julie Leonard, Nancy Henrichsen: Humorous. Bill Brandt, Bon- nie BlaCkI1'l6r- Coached by Mrs. M. F. Christie nl am Sir Oracle, And when I ope my lips, ict no dug lzarlffu --SHAKESPI-:Alu-3 Sponsored by HOLSTEIN TIN SHOP, IOWA HOTEL, JIM'S BAKERY and LUFT BARBER SHOP

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Qui: Qggictent mamtQmamcQ dQpantmQmt --a-n.....,.,4 , , 1 H' 'S me .5975 g ii,,,, v,.: ...wif ' .gg ,A Morning and evening the nine buses must roll. DRIVERS: Verdene liremer, Carl Huy- feldt, Fred Barghols, Harold Bremer, Lyle Kaabe, Bill Wiese, Earl Fick, Bill Weber. tl Q .fu as - ,1'S 2,jsf wf s, . . 425 , ..V,.,,,5...5 ,:,. g , ,, 'ws -we f .. ' 5' i t H: ' ,, 57153. if Msg,-f wm mafzsqr.-ggf.. , , f , z -- Ufbovel The hot lunch supervisor, Mrs. Obrecht fcenterl, and the four best cooks in Holstein, Mrs. C. Braneo, Mrs. F. Barghols, Mrs. Vern Stewart and Mrs. O. Carnes take time out to eat and talk over tomorrowis menu for 360 hungry people. CLeftJ Nordyne, Steven and Wendell preparing for the noontime invasion. Other student helpers include Darlene Rice, Shirley Timmerman, Verla Frahm, Ruth Bergmann. custodians, one lunchroom. CLefLD Mr. Fred Barghols. custodian, in his shop.