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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

THE smvlon cms Il0LS'I'ElN UUMMUNITY HIGH SCHO0L THEM00 1958 In Recognition Qvam Cglaclvwen Mr. Ivan Blachmer was a well-known citizen in our community. A friend to all students, he gave unselfishly of his time and energy to promote the educational facilities of our school. Mr. Blackmer served as a member of the school board four years and was president for one year. W ith admiration and appreciation, we, the class of 1958, pay homage to the memory of Ivan I. Blackmer. Administration . . . 9 Students Sports ........ 39 Music . . Activities .......1Q ......65 Table Of Contents ....57 . -f H gy'-N5 -nf , was 'mi ' M . sv W, . H., X sv f L.: 55 1. x W' ,, QQ . .ww A .5- 1.--. k -N ,,-,:.-K -,. : ,L ,dxw yu - f- g , ,, Vx 4,45,.,1g4'i,, + . wav- K, 1 X .Q ,LW . ,Agia g:ff2t,K ,'J'5:.',,,V1:Qg5l2i3f ' ,, ,Q-, Hi. ..,,Af ,Q:,X1-5' 'H' ,gy-r,-.f , ,5 . A we mx . ff QF .ah-Mxfvxfgyglm .. , we Q 4, ' 1+ fa' 7 , Q1Q'Mww .JfA, ' 'wal s f QL., . ' E f , A . 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XLLWA. 1-ggfziyfgek 1' vii-X ig. as Y i 3 x. 31 5 k X if , 'E i ' Qi A Board of Education Front Row, Left to Right: Mr. M. F. Christie, Superintendent of Schoolsg Mrs. Gladys Raabe Secretary Miss Mildred Jackes Treasurerg Mr. Clement Butcher. Second Row, Left to Right: Mr. Jesse Leonard, President, Mr. Harold Scherner, Mr. Harland Hanson Mr Floyd Doxtad The senior class wishes to express its appreciation to the Board of Education of the newly reorganized Holstein Com- munity School District. These gentlemen give unselfishly of their time and energy in the interest of improved education for which they receive no reward other than the feeling that they are fulfilling a civic and community responsibility. 10 Sponsored by BARKER FUNERAL HOME and FIRST METHODIST CHURCH , , T3 C211 'pw 'mf F S Q 3 in 45, , E , ff? f I ,gg bw , ,Q x Q 9, 5 ,f f N 2 J, We W? up gf , ix w WMS Sf i ' 2 5 8 ., 7,27 , wwf. , p71 hd 3 DL ,, I -9 .X M' W A .Q If W www . 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Moo Staff, 43 Basketball, 1, 23 Girls' Clee Club, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus, 3, 43 Pep Club, 1, 23 Pirateer, 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Class Crew, 33 Class Officer, Treaurer, 33 Basketball Manager, 4. BONNIE J. BLACKMER Daughter of Mrs. Opal Blackmer HShe's certain to be seen where fltflt and mischief beamf' Moo Staff, 43 Alternate Cheerleader, 13 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls, Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 43 President, 43 Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice President, 43 Majorette, 2, 3, 43 Head Nlaiorette. 43 Speech 1, 33 Pep Club, 1, 23 Pep Council, 3, 43 Pirateer, 1, 2, 33 Pep Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band, 3, 43 Junior Class Crew, 33 Class Officer l. 3, 43 Vice President, 3. 43 Treasurer, 13 Mixed Ouartet, 43 Mixed Octet, 43 Instrumental Solo, 43 All State Chorus, 43 Saxophone Quartet 2, 3, 43 Jack North's Honor Roll, 33 Homecoming Queen, 4. WILLIAM E. BRANDT Son of Mrs. Vera Brandt I will either final a way or make onef' CAROL A. BOOTHBY Daughter of Mr. 81 Mrs. Lloyd Boothby Cute, clever, and lots of funfi Moo Staff, 43 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls, Clee Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4g Mixed Chorus, 43 Marching Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent, 43 Majorette, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club, 1, 23 Pep Council, 3, 43 Pirateer, 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band, 2, 33 Dance Band, 23 Junior Class Crew, 33 Prom Server, 13 Class Officer, 2, 3, 43 Secretary, 2, 3, 43 Instrumental Solo, 23 Woodwind Trio, 33 Woodwind Ouartet, 2, 33 Homecoming First Attendant, 4. Moo Staff, 43 Football, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 1, 23 Track, 1, 2, 3, 43 Speech 2, 3. 43 Pep Club, 23 Pep Council, 43 Junior Class Crew, 3g Class Officer, 2, 3, 43 President, 2, 3, 43 Lunchroom Staff, 23 Football Captain, 43 Homecoming First Attendant, 4. Sponsored by SORENSEN CLOTHING: FARMERS CO GW Oll ASSOCIATION JACK'S TAVERN3 O. A. LANGLAND DENTIST ofl9 8 KAREN A. BUTCHER Daughter of Mr. 31 Mrs. Willis Butcher Laughing eyes and pretty hairf' Moo Staff, 4, Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, Mixed' Chorus, 3, 4, Marching Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech, 3, Pep Club, 1, 2, Pirateer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Crew, 3, Prom Server, 1, Class Officer, 1, Secretary, 1, Instrumental Solo, 2, 3, Woodwind Quartet, 2, 3. l He's quiet, peaceful, and modest, except when hefs awakef' W 4, Homecoming Second Attendant, 4. LORRAINE O. GRIFFITH Daughter of Mr. S: Mrs. Larry Griffith Life is what you make itf' Moo Staff, 4, Girls' Glee Club, 1, Mixed Chorus, 1, Pep Club, 1, 2, Pirateer, 4, Junior Class Crew, 3, Home Ee. Style Show, 1, 2, Lunchroom Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4. ALFRED H. HAss Son of Mr. 8 Mrs. Alfred Hass 'gNever let studying interfere with your education. M00 staff, 4, Football, 1, 4, Basketball. 1, 2. 3. 4s Track, 2, 3: Pew Club, 1, 2, Junior Class Crew, 3, Prom Server, 1. Sponsored by CHEROKEE CREAMERY and AGNEW-SOSEMAN, INSURANCE WENDELL D. CONOVER Son of Mr. S: Mrs. Wendell Conover Moo Staff, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Clee Club, 1, 4, Junior Class Crew, 3, Lunchroom Staff, 3, Football Captain, DENNIS R. HUESCHEN Son of Mr. 8: Mrs. Herbert Hueschen Time marches on-so why should I hurry. Moo Staff, 43 Football, 2, 3. 4-g Track. 1, 2, 3, 4g Boys' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer, 4: Junior Class Play, 3. NANCY D. HENRICHSEN Daughter of Mr. 81 Mrs. Arnold Henrichsen Blue eyes, blond hair, the answer to a boy's prayer. M00 Staff, 43 Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus, 2, 39 Marching Band, 1. 2, 3, 43 Concert Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, 4, Speech, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club, 1, 2: Pirateer, 1, 2, 3: Pep Band, 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Class Play, 39 Prom Server, 1, Class Officer, 2, Vice President, 23 Vocal Solo, 23 Instrumen- tal Solo, 1, 2, 4g Clarinet Quintet, 1. 23 Woodwind Quartet, 25 Homecoming Second Attendant, 4. MERLIN E. JENSEN Son of Mr. K Mrs. Eldon Jensen Big-hearted with a good sense of humor. Moo Staff. 4: Football, 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball. l. 23 Track. 1. 2, 3g Junior Class Crew. 3: Prom Server. l: Class Officer. 1: Vive President. 1: Football Manager. 4: Homecoming: King. 4. STEVEN A. ,IANSSEN Son of Mr. X Mrs. Raymond Janssen A good mind possesses a kingdom. Moo Staff, 43 Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball. 1, 2. 3: Track 1, 2. 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club, 4, Mixed Chorus. 4g Pep Club, 2, Junior Class Play, 33 Prom Server, 1: Lunchroom Staff, 3. Sponsored by J. W. MARTIN, M D JOHN V LECKBAND Son of Mr. 81 Mrs. Vernon Leckbarld School breaks up my whole day-U Football 1 4' Basketball. 1, 2, 3, 42 Track, 3? Junior Class Crew' 3' KURT 1. LEONARD Son of Mr. Sz Mrs. Elvin Leonard Some say heis bashfulg others doubt it. Moo Staff, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1 2 3 4' Pep Club, 2, Pirateer, 4, Junior Class Play, 3, Prom Server, 1, Class Gfficeli, 1, President, 1, .lack North's Honor Roll, 4. MYRNA I. NIEMEIER Daughter of Mr. 81 Mrs. Roy Niemeier Music drives one's woes away. Moo Staff, 4, Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, Pirateer, 4, Junior Class Play, 3, Home Ec. Style Show, 2, Girls' Sextet, 1, 2, 4, Mixed Quartet, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Octet,'2, 3, 4, Girls' Trio, 4, Vocal Solo, 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Chorus, 2, 3, 4. LOYD REINEKE Son of Mr. 81 Mrs. Lester Reineke I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. Moo Staff, 4, Football, 1, 2, Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, 3. Sponsored by R. S. PORTERFIELD, VETERINARIAN, STEELE STATE BANK, Cherokee, TODD NURSING HOME MARJORIE B. SCHUBERT Daughter of Mr. 81 Mrs. Chris Schubert Moo Staff, 43 Basketball, 1. 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 4, Pep Club, 1, 2, Pirateer, 1, 2, 3, 4, .lunior Class Crew, 3, Girls' Sextet, 4. She's quiet and nice and has lots of spice. DARLENE F. RICE Daughter of Mr. Sz Mrs. Roland Rice Give me a man and fm happy. Moo Staff, 43 Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 4, Pep Club, 1, 2, Pirateer, 3, 4, Librarian, 2, Home EC. Style Show, 2, Lunchroom Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4. RETA M. SCOTT Daughter of Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold Scott Moo Staff, 4, Basketball. 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4, Marching Band, 2, 3, Pep Club, 1, 2, Pirateer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Crew, 3. LUELLA A. SCHUETT Daughter of Mr. 8 Mrs. Everett Schuett I often laugh, but I'd rather giggle? Moo Staff, 4, Girls' Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 1. 2, Pirateer, 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Class Crew, 3, Home Ec. Style Show, 2. Always ready for a good timef' Sponsored by KAHL MOTOR CO., KEITGES FOOD MARKET, FRANCIS PASH, GRINDING DOLORES M. STEEN Quiet and efficient in her own way. M00 Staff, 43 Basketball, 1, Girls' G1 C1 b 1 2 3 4. - Pell Club. 1, 2, .lunior Class Crew, 3, lifunclilrtioni Slafl, 4i Mixed Chorus, 43 Daughter of Mrs. Edna Steen SHIRLEY M. TIMMERMAN Daughter of Mr. Sz Mrs. Lester Timmerrnan Not too serious, not too gay, nice in a charming sort of way. Moo Staff, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, Girls' Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Speech, 1, 2, 3, Pep Club, 1, 2, Pirateer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, 3, Lunchroom Staff, 2, 3, 4. LAVONNE J. TIMMERMAN Daughter of Mr. Sz Mrs. Elmer Timmerman She seems quiet, but maybe we donit know her. Basketball, 2: Girls' Clee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 1, 2, Pirateer, 1, 2, 3, Lunchroom, 4. PHYLLIS J. VOHS Daughter of Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Vohs The hardest time to get a baby to bed is when sheis seventeen. Moo Staff. 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 4, Girls' Clee Club, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4: Marching Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band, 1, 2, 3, Pep Club, 1, 2, Pep Council, 3, 4, Pirateer, 1, 2, 3, Pep Band, 3, Dance Band, 3, 4, Junior Class Crew, 3, Prom Server, 1, Class Officer, 4, Treasurer, 4, Flute Trio, 1, 3, Saxophone Ouartet, 3, Woodwind Trio, 2. Sponsored by FOOD LOCKER SERVICE and VOHS-JOHNSON PRODUCE Junior Left to right: .Bonnie Christiansen, Gloria Kennedy, W illiam Armiger, .lanet Godhersen, Thomas Mohr, Donna See, Loren Bergmann. Q? Left to right: Mary Knuth, Warren Nelson, Saundra Wagner. Albert Leonard, Mary Ladewig, .lohn Kolb. Nordvne Vickery, Larry Johnson. -- ,,: ' 5 Q2 2 X, W U 'vs n ,iw w r 4 W lf' r lg H ,Q -L ,., 2 if ' ag' ii H my 4 fy sl f , 7 f.. ,gi Left to right: Bruce Schmidt, Sandra Hahne, Gary Schuett, Maxine Vohs, Robert Kraai, Camilla Hanson, Rodney Madsen. :Sri ' LPI! t0 Tinnnerinan, Loretta Clausen, llean Breyfogle, Charles Putensen, Dean Gerber, ,lllliC Ewolrlt. Donald Claugen, Sponsored by LINGLE TRU-CK LINEQ PAT'S BEAUTY SHOP5 TOM'S SUPER VALU5 SCOTTY'S TAVERN ffaagq, .fwigx r lfe Sophomore P R Q? Left to right: Orrin Armiger, Stephen Madsen, Thom as Keitges, Elaine Kaus, Robert Kelley, Mary Mohr, Melhnrne Griffith, .loelle Jochims, Cary Johnson. Left lu righl: Marilyn Christiansen, Freddie Goettsch, Wilda Putnam, Daniel Bienlien, Elaine Cipperley, Dennis Bochmann, Joanne Rye, Jerry Jochims, Janet Sass. Lefr lo right: Nancy Kelley, james Johannsen, Roberta Boothhy, Veryl Droegmiller, Nancy Kolb, William Meyer. Diane Cellert. Robert Brown. Kathleen Krull. Loft to right: David Lohff, Wendell Rolfs, Catherine Steen, Kathryn Gehrts. Faye Janssen, D0UHlfl Butcher- Sponsored by L, H. WAGNER, DENTIST ond CLAUDE'S TAVERN A E Fre hmen Left to right: Marjorie Burkardt, Cary Weiland, Carol Reimer, Marcia Beyer. Ronda Ludvigson, David Schmidt. Betty Fajman. Michael Kelley. Left to right: Loren Clausen, Don Breyfugle, Carole Wittrock, .lanet Cipperley, David Vohs, Mariann Griffith. Left to right: Virginia Kaster, Oliver Reineke, Judy L eonard, Brian Bruning, Sharon Wiese. ,loe Clausen, .lo Ann Heitmann. Harold Ifreese. Lf'-ft to right: John Wagner, Karen Michaelsen, Dale Tharp. Carul Bergmann, Luis Albers. Dale Breyfogle Daniel Schmidt, David Bye, Mary Ann Conover. Not in the pictures: Mabel Heydt. 2 6 Sponsored by PHILLIPS STATION 81 TANKWAGON SERVICE H0 UR P GE HOLSTEIN SPEECH STUDENTS SUB-DISTRICT - 9 Division I Ratings: Bill Brandt, Julie Ewoldt, Elaine Cipper- ley, Janet Sass, Janice Steen, Wilda Putnam, Kathleen Krull, Nancy Hen- richsen ' h.,v ':-Q, DISTRICT - 4 Division I Ratings: Julie Ewoldt, Kathleen Krull, Nancy Henrich- sen 2 ' J STATE CONTEST - 1 Division I Rating: Nancy Henrichsen. Y, ,M amz?-:M STATE SMALL onours AND soLo Music CONTEST ' INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS - 5 Division I Ratings, 6 Division II Ratings. INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS -- 3 Division I Ratings: Nancy Kelley, Joanne Bye, Jerry Jochims: 6 Division II Ratings. VOCAL GROUPS - Mixed Quartet B, Division I Rating, Girls' Sextet and Mixed Octet, Division I1 Ratings. VOCAL SOLOS - Myrna Niemeier, Division I: 7 Division II Ratings. NORTHWEST IOWA BAND HOMECOMING ROYALTY Mary Jo DeWit, Joanne Bye, Faye Janssen, Mary QUEEN - Bonnie Blackmer, Ina Hueschen, David Bye, Jerry Jochims. KING - Merlin Jensen, ATTENDANTS - Carol Boothby, Nancy Henrichsen, ALL-STATE BAND . NHHCE Kelley, Diane Gellert, Mary Knuth, Joanne Blu Brandt, Wendell Conover' ye. RELAYS ROYALTY ALL-STATE CHORUS QUEEN -- Bonnie Blackmer. Myrna Niemeier, Bonnie Blackmer, Bob Kelley, ATTENDANTS - Carol Boothby' Karen Butcher' .John Kolb. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM ROYALTY QUEEN - Carol Boothby, KING - Merlin Jensen. STATE MUSIC LARGE GROUP CONTEST Boys' Glee Club - Division III D-A-R. GOOD CITIZEN AWARD Girls' Glee Club - Division II Bonnie Blackmer. Mixed Chorus - Division I1 Concert Band - Division I T957 FOOTBALL TEAM 2 Wins, 41 Losses Kurt Leonard - Voted most Valuable Player. Bill Brandt, Wendell Conover -- Co-Captains. BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Carol Boothby. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Iowa State Bar Association citizenship award to Steven Janssen. High School Activity Awards fparticipated in 1957-153 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM i extra-curricular activitiesj to Bonnie Blackmer. 22 Wins, 3 Losses: State Tournament Contender. Hlgh School CmZen5h1P Award Was glven to Bonnie Blackmer - All State Third Team, Steven Janssen- . I t Free Throw Runner,up. Nominated for' membership 1n the National Athletic Beta Scott, Carol Boothby, Bonnie Blackmer - SCh0laf5h1P S0CietY - William Brandt, Wen- C0,Captains. Idgll Cogever, Alfred Hass, Steven Janssen, Kurt onar . 1957-'53 BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Black and Orange Honor Cord Awards fscholastic 15 WIUS, 6 Losses. average of 3.0 or betterj were given to: Wendell COHOYCIS Kurt LCOHRITI - Karen Barghols, her average 3.0 Co-Captains. Carol Boothby, her average 3.0 1958 TRACK TEAM Salutatorian Award fsecond in classl Luella Schuett, average 3.4- Valedictorian Award ffirst in classj Kurt Leonard, average 3.97 Kurt a winner of a National Merit Scholarship at Iowa State College for the fall of 1958. Schmidt, Kolb, Dean Breyfogle. PERFECT ATTENDANCE POLE VAULT - Kurt Leonard. Darlene Rice, LaVonne Timmerman State Contenders Wendell Conover, Kurt Leonard - Co-Captains. FOOTBALL THROW - Bob Kraai. TWO-MILE RELAY TEAM -- Mohr, Bruce 27 Kindergarten First row, L. to R.: Jacqueline Sears, Allen Miesner, Julie Heser, Craig Ruring, Leona Ehrig, Marlo Johnson, Karla Nicklas Mary Nash, Miss McClary. Second row: Merrill Wittrock, Grant Conover, Ronald Lingle, Bradley Stamp, Curtis Rector, Kirk Rosenberger, Brian Lamp Cary Seite, Robert Butcher, Jr. Third row: Dwight Conover, Marc Wilson, Harry Endrulat, Jr., Angela Schuett, Danny See, Rena Hargens, Lowell Joslin Steven Vohs, Nancie Irwin. Absent: Karen Hansen, James Dutler. first f0w, L- to R-I JCHH HCUIHBHH, Steven Carnes, Jeanne Kahl, David Johnson, Charles Coettsch, Cole Bremer, Diane Scher- ner, Randall Dreeszen, Timothy Lohafer, Patricia Johannsen, Miss McClary. Second row: Bruce Boock, Daniel Schlumbaum, Cathy Steen, Pat Kennedy, Lorna Dutler, Marsha Gehrts, Bradley Bauer. Third row: Gregory Johnson, Daniel Ehler, Jane Hammer, John Hammer, Connie Wiese, Dale Coettsch, Delane Hogrefe, Linda Krambeck, Verletta Kelsheimer, Kathleen Susie, Debra Cebers. Linda Ewoldt, John Mohr. Sponsored by BUD EHLER, MOBlLGASp KING 81 BLEASDELLQ MOSER IMPLEMENTJ GLADYS RAABE, INSURANCE Fir t Grade First row, L. to R.: Cindy Johnson, Becky Carnes, Dian lwen, Debbie Conover, Diane Bauer. Kellye Pfalzgraf. Linda Boock, fvliss Hobbs. . Yecond row: Randy Bochmann, Craig Schlinz, Marc Michaelsen, Connie Steen, Janine Wellendorf. Teresa Galvin, Mary Jo Bagenstos. Third row: Clair Downs, Rozann Wiese, Paul Fell, Ronnie Andresen. Cathy Friedrichsen, Ricky Williams. Sharleen Leonard. Jo Lynn Rognes. First row, L. to R.: Randy Kay. Jimmy Loof. Sonia Strandberg. Nlicbael Radke. Karen Hazel. Danelle Sorensen. Jerry Ruser, Miss Van Vickle. Second row: Robert Wittrock, Kenneth Watters. Jackqueline Brodersen. Barbara Sm-herner. David Conover. Linda Ciuperley. Third row: Ronald Parker. Karen Ellerbusch, Debbie File. Coni Lemke. Linda Brosarnle, Cary Albers. John Leonard. Brian Schuett. Eddie Hansen. Sponsored by BESORE 81 CRARYQ BOOTHBY HARDWARE 81 PLUMBING5 EMIL EHLER 81 SON econd Grade First Row, L. to R.: Cynthia Kuntzelman, Dick Ruring, Patsy Conover, Kathy Coettsch, James Kay, Elizabeth Heydt, Barbara Nash, Connie Johnson, Miss Fairley. Second row: Mary Ann Ehrig, Brian Lohff, Dennis Ludvigson, Robert Leinbaugh, Charles Bumann, Patricia Reineke, Kris- tine Larsen. Third row: Cary Wiese, Daniel Doxtad, David Jackes, Rolan Albers, Thomas Fraser, Wayne Schoer, Sandra Susie, Linda Kuchel, Marlene Johnson. Absent: David Hansen. First row, L. to R.: Kristin Goettsch, Allen Conover, Charles Schlumhaum, Daniel Niemeier. Susan Goettsch, Elizabeth Sears. Charlotte Fouts, Barbara Jean Conover. Patricia Irwin, Miss Ringgenberg. Second row: Steven Klotz, Carol McKnight, Rhonda Vickery, Phillip Lohafer, Connie Fouts. Judy Pash, Janelle Wittrock. Third row: Robert Keitges, Nolan Heilman. Merritt Wiese, Nancy Timmerman, David Wiese, Michael Kennedy. Kim Walden, John Bauman. Kristin Ellerbusch, Cail Cebers. Sponsored by STORM KING HATCHERY Third Grade First row, L. to R.: Linda Stamp, Marcia Rognes, Bruce Lingle, Craig Beyer, Steven Clausen, Robert Rahn, Stanley Bauer, Bruce Conover, Rodney Vohs, Vicki Conover, Peggy Hammer, Miss Lackas. Second row: Keith Conover, Cary Sorensen, Mark Brosamle, Rick Ehler, David Reiff, Janice Dorr, Shelley Noel, Lyle Wittrock, Beverly Dutler, Douglas Krager, Mark Still, Lane Volkert. Third row: Raymond Hazel, Harold Hare, Christine DeWit, Steven Ellerbusch, Judy Heitmann, Dennis Crothaus, Link Stone- king, Larry Rector, Cynthia Hansen, Thomas Bruning, Margy Coettsch. First row, L. to R.: Pamela Hansen, Rheta Schlinz, Larane Volkert, Cay Holtry. Junior Wiese, Terry Conover, Joleen Lemke, Bobby Kaus, Diane Gebers, Yvonne Leonard, Bonnie Lorenzen, Miss Petersen. Second row: Louis Mildenstein, Bruce Branco, Michael Still, Linda Wittrock, Scheryl Coettsch, Carole Butcher, Douglas Lohafer, Cynthia Dutler, Linda Seite. Third row: David Rohlk, Timmy Jackes, Pamela Kahl, Peggy Bochmann, John Werner, Kent Fick, Thade Bagenstos, Cary Conover, Raymond Rice, Jimmy Irwin, Paul Boock. Absent: Jimmy Fell. Sponsored by ADVANCE PUBLISHING CO. Fourth Grade First row, L. to R.: Connie Strandberg, Louise Friedrichsen, Dennis Schuett, James Clausen, Tony Ehrig, .lerel Wittrock, Pam- ela Rae Baumann, Margaret Jones, Connie Friedrichsen, Clair Leinbaugh. Second row: Donald Meisner, Betty Bauman, Linda Krager, Donald Dutler, Terry Bauman, Dennis Seite, Keith Fick. Third row: Dale Clausen, Roderick Hansen, Judy Fraser, Susan Hass, Melissa Sue Leonard, Betty Ann Lorenzen, Cynthia Ehler, James Beyer, William Jackes, Miss Streed. First row L to R ' Lanyce Dreeszen Linda Conover Denni S D l B I , . .. , , s ams, e ane auer, Roger Larsen, Reas Madsen, Phillip Hanson, Miss Carlson. Second row: Bruce Klotz, John Kuchel, Gary Brodersen, Dennis Hoaglund, Peggy Conover, Pamela Sears, Marlys Helkenn. Third row: Jimmy Sorensen, Robert Freese, David Dexter, Connie Kraai, Joe Keitges, Susan Kahl, Tammie Johnson, Anna Hogrefe, Monte Beyer. Sponsored by KERSLAKE SUNDRlESp ELLERBROEK'S, Cherokeep ROYAL SCOT SALES Fifth Grade First row, L. to R.: Cathy Jo McCrea, Joann Beyer, Samuel Heydt, Ronald Goettsch, Paul Coettsch, Marigene Kahl, Kathryn Conover, Van Conover, Roger Dreeszen, Karen Wittrock, Miss Jones. Second row: Alan Kuchel, Margaret Breyfogle, Donald Johannsen, Mark Scott, Eldon Reimers, Roy Rice, Ted Bruning, Daniel Dorr. Third row: Luann Rice, Marillis Johnson, Marcia Dee Lemberg, Burdette Conover, Jeanne Frahm, Valgene Wiese, Jeffrey Jochims, Gary Stamp, James Striepe, Roger Griffith. Absent: Cathy Hansen. First row, L. to R.: Carol Lingle, Michele Michaelsen, David Niemeier, David Walden, Douglas Kahl, Craig Conover, David Ehler, Kenneth Verrone, Linda Jons, Sue Holtry, Miss Koster. Second row: Dennis Conover, Charlotte Vickery, Kenneth Vohs, Diane Fick, Rene Ruhlow, Neal Conover, Richard Parker, Terry Albers, Robert Ericksen. Third row: Ben Bye, Mark DeWit, Paul Scherner, Vicky Irwin, Colleen Ludvigson, Christine Hansen, Marvin Timmerman, Michael Michaelsen, Robert Wienert. Absent: Diane Reiff Sponsored by BLUE EAGLE ALLEYS Sixth Grade First row, L. to R.: Diane Doxtad, Roletta Albers, Larry Armiger, John Burkhardt, Bradley Schoer, Steven Bauer, Terry Johnson, Larry Volkert, Dennis Leinbaugh, Joyce Loof, Miss Kitchen. Second row: Cary Moser, Wayne Ouandt. Patricia lwen, Jacquelyn Coettsch, Janice Heitmann, Duane Williams, Kenneth Robinson. Third row: Marian Conover, Donna Steen, Karlene Bumann, Karen Baumann, Doreen Cries, Leon Ruhlow, Larry McBride, Kenneth Buell, Paulette Beyer. First row, L. to R.: Donald Sams, Larry Dean Goettsch, Curtis Wiese, James Wienert, Kenneth Hogrefe, Wilbur Wittrock, Ronnie Leckband, Curtis Opdahl. Second row: Ronald Sass, Diane Lohff, Vernett Reimer, Kathlene Bumann, Lonna Albers, Nancy Seite, Sheryle Wittrock, Trudy Sinns, Kenneth Henrichsen. Third row: Charles Cipperley, Charles Carlberg, Diane Dexter, Carol Johnson, Paula Beyer, Cay Mohr, lrene Leonard, Wayne Freese, Donald Volts, bliss Sl'l0Tf. Sponsored by GOETTSCH STUDIO and HANSEN FUNERAL HOME Seventh Grade First row, L. to R.: Sheryl Parker, Joyce Butcher, Loreen Friedrichsen, Sandra Conover, Ronnie Ludvigson, Scott Hanson Betty Lingle, Vicki Bruning, Shirley Reimers, Jeannette Helkenn, Mrs. Wilcox. Second row: Sharon Frahm, Lester Wiese, Dennis Sorensen, Robert Baumann, Dennis Breyfogle, Ralph Verrone, Karna Berg- mann, Milan Krambeck, Daniel Van Hemert, Elaine Brown. Third row: Dennis Rohlk, Mary Ann Henrichsen, James Keitges, Curtis Sorensen, Gary Andresen, Marsha Fell, Susan Curtis, lr. Hi h Class Officer Front Row, L. to K.: Gary Andresen, Mary Ann Henrichsen, Betty Lingle, Scott Hanson. Sm-orzrl Row: Danny Cipperley. Mary ,lo DeWit, Sue Blackmer, Susan Curtis, Sandra Baumann. lihirrl Raw: Michael Brosamle. Connie Beyer, Cary Ruhser, Mary Huesohen. Sponsored by HOLSTEIN STATE BANK Ei hth Grade First row, L. to R.: Judy Williams, Cary Putensen, David Goettsch, Sharon Fell, Harold Droegmiller, Earl Dean Fick, Wyleen Leinbaugh, Mr. Rosenberg. Second row: Nina Schmidt, Karen Hahne, Paul Niemeier, George Dreeszen, Eugene Reimers, Bruce Ladewig, Betty Bergmann, Wayne Loof, Judy Godbersen. ' Third row: Mary Ina Hueschen, Ronda Clausen, Mary ,lo DeWit, Larry Jons, Michael Brosamle, Gary Rusher, Lorine Timmer- man, Donna Sinns. First row, L. to R.: Lorna Brandt, Cary Schuett, Mary Gehrts, Sue Blackmer, Linda Brandt, Sandra Baumann, John Johannsen. Roger Nicklas, Mr. Camarigg. Second row: Brian Brosamle, Larry Vesgaard, Don Schroeder. Rae Dean Timmerman, Caroll Lake, Linda Hueschen, Janiver Meyer. Paul Striepe. Third row: Albert Loof, Billy Ericksen, Danny Cipperley, Dennis Fritz. Christine Leonard, Connie Beyer, June Kaus, Bette Ann Agnew. Sponsored by FARMERS ELEVATOR CO. 1 Girls' Basketball Front Row: Left to Right: Nina Ann Schmidt, Sharon Frahm, Wyleen Leinbaugh, Susan Curtis, Sandra Conover. Second Row: Sue Blackmer, Bette Agnew, Sandra Baumann, ,Ianiver Meyer, Janice Hansen, Third Row: Mary Ina Hueschen, Mary Jo DeWit, Christine Leonard, Ronda Clausen, Connie Beyer, Linda Hueschen Cheerleaders Front Row: Left to Right: Connie Beyer, Mary ,lo DeWit, Mary Ina Hueschen. Second Row: Susan Curtis, Karna Bergmann, Sue Blackmer. ff i ,X xx, A um ,E ' f M rf' , X 3 e M. + WWW Qw- J, 5 sig , ,gif if? M 3 fi .L W , i .X it 53 www X' 52-fi , . nfl ' ' H g S5,g-f-bm ww 7 Gi 5 Mi X E . K. s x , f Ney... 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' 1 .,L. 1 K 19 , ffm f 4 ' - K I' A Lf w , ,LA 2 ' K K . A g K .. . 3 , T I s ,, me I M We K gs , .. Q- - 2 S 5 ' , ff' 1 ., Rf .Y ,..k ,,,, , 1 A, iv ,,,k Lia I J i: 4 N I ,L,,: L im ,, U K N A ., K .L Sw , 5? . L'1L - X 1. N f Fr .A if 'Q A 'iii W . f V.. N f . W E BEA A Q E' Q Q :QT 2 1 .W I Y K Arr?-iS5Ii1iE4fzwK fm rf mmm W2l2Qhv3wn N B m' Q--...,..,,., an N 39 -.fo-'- W Ulnsfiuqg fisrunq.-. . ' -1 . lfxx.. .. ., . 4' J 'fig u.-Q... nn , QL Wm , .3 155 - i :-. ' ,gg .. :QI Q 3 Y.: 5: -1, t K K' X811 -Q E.. A , ...Mn 198 Piratctte Left to Right: Faye zlanssen, Bonnie Christiansen, Camilla Hanson, Nancy Kelley, Nancy Kolb, Bonnie Blackmer, Mary Mohr, Mary Ladewig, Loretta Clausen, Roberta Boothby, Carol Boothb y, Reta Scott. The 1958 Piratettes, with only one regular returning, finished their successful season with 22 victories and only 3 losses. ln the season opener Holstein defeated Aurelia 56 to 49. The first loss, Q68-631 in a clinic game, was to Blakesburg, a strong team from southeastern lowa. From then on, the Piratettes kept rolling at a steady pace, defeating such opponents as Moville, Anthon, Odebolt, and Galva. 'Me fecofzd We They 56 Aurelia 49 93 Anthon 33 63 Blakesburg 68 69 Galva 37 61 Charter Oak 4.1 71 Correctionville 44. 77 Danbury 39 57 Moville 54. 77 Battle Creek 31 75 Onawa 40 89 Odebolt 55 76 Battle Creek 34 71 Calva 35 40 Kingsley 64 66 Lake View 28 81 Correctionville 36 101 Danbury 57 MAPLE VALLEY TOURNEY 77 Danbury 23 58 Galva 32 SECTIONAL TOURNEY 62 Galva 35 78 Correctionville 51 75 Schaller 48 DISTRICT TOURNEY 52 Soldier 42 64 Kingsley 69' 'Overtime STATE TOURNEY 53 Coon Rapids 66 The Maple Valley Championship Trophy was captured by stopping Galva, 58 to 32. Holstein won the Section- al Tournament by defeating a strong Schaller team. The Piratettes did not stop there! ln District Tourney play, they nosed out Kingsley 64 to 60 in a thrilling overtime, and were then state tournament bound. Although Holstein was defeated by Coon Rapids in the first round of the state tournament, Holstein High School is proud of the Piratettes. Their offensive average was 70.2 points per game, while the defense held their opponents to a 43.6 point average. Coach Russ Kraai and managers Marilyn Christiansen and Karen Barghols. Forward Roberta Boothby Post Forward Bonnie Blackmer Forward Reta Scott Guard Bonnie Christiansen Guard Mary Mohr Guard Carol Boothby Sponsored by DIERK'S GARAGEQ HOME TOWN CLEANERSQ CECIL LUND, INSURANCE: C. F. MILLER, TRUCKING 1563 J a. n......,w -X ,E-'1 Ea L.,- .Li K . X Am i Q., -- yt, y T in J ,L Q m ki ,X i 1. Bonnie,s got the longest readhl xi F41 FL E2 x 5 gi: wg.-Q A' .Aff K V , . VX . I 8,1 J ,S,L . 5 3 '55 f .4 .XP ,-N J Wg ,,.. ,J ' 1 . :F J' 5 Y im 'vl 25,3 ig, Q A K Q '31 Elk so 5 m f 0 R 63 4' -kg. .k.. , ,... . .. f KL : L A I ., iw xx w W A M 5- 15: X. 9 A ' H A f .M f ,M ' A s ZJVW ZA X K : .. was It 5 5 3 ' ' ' Q f ,Q 5' . g y ' 3, L ,, 3 X , f ' -T :gk ,M Take lt away Cami! W it N'-D f I A K I I 33+ ij..-I., :,' V i - - V sf 34, i 1 y mf I .QQ x 4 r V ' , ,lik . Q' 'AA' ,i if . ff+5I Q. wyf s M, K ,Q K . su. , 5 , N W W 41' ' ,KQA f , , 5 nw, V ,i V , . 1. ' W 1umpBaIl. I Etl' I Q ,, , tg . J I U wg.. xi if N Q 94 Q5 Ss 1 02 as , an is - A . -w.. , , rf S - Holstein Basketball Squad F rant Row: Left to Right: Faye Janssen, Bonnie Christiansen, Nancy Kelley, Roberta Boothby, Bonnie Blackmer, Mary Mohr, Loretta Clausen, Carol Boothby, Reta Scott. Second Row: Joelle Jochims, Lois Albers, Doris Timmerman, Mary Ladewig, Nancy Kolb, Camilla Hanson, Kathleen Krull, Diane Gellert, Marcia Beyer. Third Row: Marilyn Christiansen, Manager, Virginia Kaster, Karen Michaelsen, Mary Conover, Elaine Kaus, Sharon Wiese, FRE, HMAN-SUPHUMURE TEAM Front Row: Left to Right: Karen Barghols, Manager, Faye Janssen, Diane Cellert, Nancy Kelley, Doris Timmerman, Kathleen Krull, Nancy Kolb, Marcia Beyer, Marilyn Christiansen, Manager. Second Row: Carol Bergmann, Nancy Michaelsen, Elaine Kaus, Lois Albers, Joelle Jochims, Mary Conover, Sharon Wiese, Virginia Kaster. THE RECQRD The Freshman-Sophomore team finished their season We They with a very fine 7-0 record. 4,9 Correctionviue 25 Oifensively, they scored 4-85 points while their de- 81 Battle Creek 35 fense held their opponents to only 191 points. 37 Qdebolt 32 This squad shows much promise and you should see 59 Correctionville 27 more of them next year' 69 Battle Creek 16 35 Kingsley 32 49 55 Odebolt 34 2 Q 2 .1 9 ,ff 'Q'-., if W. Y N ff? nm , , l , IS 'Hi I fzgg Q- I 1 -2E W A ,1 1 Q ' i 4 AA V. xx.. 3 L1 Y':,k f 2 fm W . L, 1,9 m , -R . y U First Row: Left to Right: Don Clausen, .lohn Kolb, Wendel Second Row: Left to Right: Dean Gerber, Tom Mohr, Bob Once again the Holstein Black Pirates proved their basketball ability as they closed the 1957-58 season with a record of 15 wins and 6 losses. With only two of the first five having much previous experience, the Pirates still managed to score 1,264 points to their opponents' 1,042. After a loss to Aurelia in the first game of the season, the team went on to win the next five games. This winning streak was ended when the Moville Raid- ers turned back the Pirates 46 to 42 in an overtime ball game. The sixth win of the season was easily captured with a victory over Battle Creek 91 to 31. The Pirates were handed two more defeats by Onawa and Odebolt. l Rolfs, Wendell Conover, Fred Goettsch, Alfred Hass, Tom Keitges. Kelley, Kurt Leonard, Bob Kraai, Dan Bienlien, John Leckband. Coming into the Maple Valley Tournament with six Wins out of ten games, the Pirates drew Moville in first round play. An early season defeat by this team did not lessen the spirit of the Pirates, for they chalkecl up their seventh triumph of the season 68 to 46. After a second round victory over Correctionville, 47 to 35, the team went on to win the tournament by defeating Anthon 51 to 50. The team continued to roll with 75'Zp of the next six regular season games credited to Holstein. In the first round of the sectional tournament at Cher- okee, the Pirates met the Cherokee Braves. The fa- vored Braves finally pulled away after a tied ball game at the half-time and put the Pirates out of the running, 63 to 56. Won 16 Lost 7 We They 33 Aurelia 50 43 Anthon 35 52 Charter Oak 23 48 Correctionville 38 63 Danbury 52 42 Moville' 46 91 Battle Creek 31 47 Onawa 54 56 Odebolt 63 67 Quimby 89 97 Battle Creek 27 48 Galva 43 59 Kingsley 78 52 Lake View 42 48 Correctionville 38 73 Danbury 54 52 Alta 50 'Overtime MAPLE VALLEY TOURNEY 68 Moville 46 47 Correctionville 35 51 Anthon 50 SECTIONAL TOURNEY 56 Cherokee 63 Coach Ken File 51 Fre hmen-Sephemere Team Fi'-V Row: Left to Right: David Vohs, Mike Kelley, John Wagner, Brian Bruning, David Bye, Loren Clausen. Second Rvwr Left to Right: Gary Weiland, Joe Clausen, Harold Freese, Dan Bienlien, Fred Coettsch, Wendell Rolfs Jerry Applegate. Manager James .l0haHHSCH The Freshman-Sophomore team finished their season witha very fine 7-0 record. Offensively, they scored 435 points while their de fense held their opponents to only 191 points. This squad shows much promise and you should see more of them next year. THE RECQRD We 49 Correctionville 31 Battle Creek 37 Odebolt 59 Correctionville 69 ljattle Creek 35 Kingsley 55 Odeholt 52 They 25 35 32 27 16 32 34 in ,, ' ,, I itsiwf M, , ,I 1 m MJ W , I ' ' ,. ' 5 , ' K . .iff . 3 5231? I ':. fx' fy-A .525 I v an ' is W' ' A ..- , f . N if ,QIAQ ... ' Q A M , 1 Q-- - ' , g?v g f 'XI I K Lk 39 'kh, QV B' xx . A A A p ' Q ggi . ,,W-,A-..,, . L ,L 5 vs W 3 is 24 H I! if H . I A,... A 2 23. A , L Al Wg M51 ,i jf,2 LA x- . 4:3- ' 4 wg L Q ,- ,f Kit 4 , A. 4, ,, W fi ,fri ,:-1- S ,Q Q . I V Q M 'L R gf 2 A 3 X rw , AV , X ,Q I ms :A H If V , V .I NQ Q C: xyx M- 5 WV' if 5' + Q K ' 1 Q I5 E, W, Q? ' , is A Track Team First Row: Left to Right: Don Breyfogle, Dale Breyfogle, Oliver Reineke, Danny Schmidt, Jerry Applegate, David Schmidt, David Vohs, Loren Clausen, Brian Bruning. Second Row: Albert Leonard, John Kolb, Dean Gerber, Bob Kraai, Tom Mohr, Bill Brandt, Kurt Leonard, Bob Kel- ley, Freddie Coettsch, Dan Bienlien, Don Clausen, Loren Bergmann. Third Row: J0hI1 Wagner, Bob Brown, Wendell Rolfs, Mike Kelley, Loyd Reineke, Joe Clausen, Harold Freese, Lawrence Timmerman, Jerry Jochims, Gary Johnson, Dennis Bochmann, David Bye. Fourth Row: William Armiger, Wendell Conover, Steven Janssen, Bruce Schmidt, Melburne Griffith, Larry Johnson, Dean Breyfogle, Tom Keitges, Merlin Jensen, Charles Putensen, Jim Johannsen, Don Butcher. STA TE OUALIFIERS 2-MILE RELAY TEAM: Bruce Schmidt, Tom Mohr, John Kolb, STATE OUALIFIERSI Kuff Lemlafd, P010 vault: and Bob Kfaai Dean Brgyfogle, football th1'0W. 440 42: MILE RELAY TEAM5: Albert Leonard, Wendell Conover, Dean Breyfogle, Tom Mohr, John Kolb. HURDLERS: Albert Leonard, Bob Kraai, Fred Goettsch. 880 YARD RELAY TEAM: Don Butcher, Tom Keitges, Merlin .len- sen, Dan Bienlien. MEN: Bob Kelley, Dan Blenhen, Bob Kraax, Dean Gerber. ,qv- L-- C Wnonl flnoin Front Row, L. to R.: Saundra Wagner, Carol Boothby, Mary Knuth, Bonnie Christiansen, Roberta Boothby, Diane Cellert, Nancy Kelley, Myrna Niemeier, .loelle Jochims, Gloria Kennedy, Reta Scott. Second Row: ,lulie Ewoldt, Dolores Steen, Camilla Hanson, Karen Butcher, Nancy Kolb, Loretta Clausen, Karen Barghols, Phyl- lis Vohs, Joanne Bye, Janet Sass, Maxine Vohs. Third Row: David Bye, Brian Bruning, Orrin Armiger, Cary Johnson, Jerry Applegate, Don Breyfogle, Loren Clausen, Steve Madsen, Bonnie Blackmer, Darlene Rice, Shirley Timmerman, Marjorie Schubert. Back Row: Larry Johnson, Don Clausen, John Kolb, Dean Gerber, Rodney Madsen, Bob Kraai, Bill Meyer, Bob Kelley, Gary Schuett, Jerry Jochims, Mike Kelley, Jim Johannsen. MIXED CHORUS: The Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Tom Rosenberger, turned in several fine performances this year. Its forty-six members were chosen from the members of the boys' and girls' Glee Clubs. The group sang at the Homecoming Show, The Christmas Musical, Sunrise Services, and the Spring Concert. Work began early in the year on contest numbers. The numbers chosen by Mr. Rosenberger were: Elijah Rock, The Morning Hymn, and Thee God We Praise. Early in the fall of the school year, the two Clee Clubs engaged in a magazine sale. The girls proved their sales technique by out- selling their goal by several dollars more than did the boys. MIXED OCTET Front Row, L. to R.: Bonnie Blackmer, Camilla Hanson, .loelle Jochims, Myrna N' ' . Sfigivlizeflelilowz Bob Kelley, Cary Schuett, Don Clausen, John Kolb. SOLOISTS: Front Row, L. to R.: Carol Rei- mer, Ronda Ludvigson, Marjorie Burkardt, Joanne Bye, Wilda Putnam, Myrna Niemeier, Joelle Jochims, Carol Bergmann, Sharon Wiese. Second ,Rowz Steve Madsen, Loren Clausen, Tom Keitges, Gary Schuett, Bob Kelley, Jer- ry Jochims, Mike Kelley, Jerry Applegate, David Bye. R L R B tt F 'man Carol Bergmann Janet Sas- Janice Steen Gloria Kennedy Joanne Bye, Carol Reimer, Front ow, .to .1 e y aJ , , s, - , , Marilyn Christiansen, Saundra Wagner, Julie Ewoldt, Janet Codbersen, Marjorie Burkardt, Catherine Lingle, Sharon Wiese. . . . . h Second Row: Reta Scott, Ronda Ludvigson, Joelle Jochims, Luella Schuett, yirgima Kaster, Camilla Hanson, Sandra Ha ne, Nancy Kelley, Diane Gellert, Bonnie Christiansen, Mary Ladewig, Jo Ann Heitmann. Third Row: Judy Leonard, Wilda Putnam, Mary Knuth, Marjorie Schubert, Myrna Niemeier, Maxine Vohs, Roberta Boothby, Loretta Clausen, Karen Butcher, Dolores Steen, Carol Boothby, Faye Janssen. Back Row: Elaine Cipperley, Nordyne Vickery, Carol Wittrock, Bonnie Blackmer, Nancy Kolb, Darlene Rice, Doris Timmerman, Shirley Timmerman, LaVonne Timmerman, Mary Ann Conover, Mary Mohr, Phyllis Vohs, Karen Barghols. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB: This is the group showing the most improvement during the past year. Mr. Rosenherger, through daily drills and basic fundamentals, has pulled The HIFIS fh1f0l1:5h the year with a shining record. 'Their three performances-Home. Cflmmx-'if Shffwf Christmas Musical, and Spring Concert-went off very well. Officers chosen from the 5-CFOUIJ were: President, Bonnie Blackmerg Vice President, Karen Butcherg and Secretary'-Treasurer, Carol Boothby. I i I GIRLS SEXTET:' Mr. Rosenberger, Joanne Bye, Saundra Wagner, Marjorie Schubert, Myrna Niemeier, Julie Ewoldt, Camilla Hanson. ACCOMPANISTS: Mrs. Marvin Jochims, Jo- anne Bye, Mary Jo DeWit, David Bye. Boys Chorus Front Row, L. to K.: Brian liruning, Loren Clausen, David Bye, ,lim Johannsen, Jerry Applegate, Steven Janssen, Bill Meyer. Sffconrl Row: Don Breyfogle, Larry johnson, Wendell Conover, Lawrence Timmerman, Orrin Armiger, Cary johnson, Mike Kelley Cary Schuett, Bruce Schmidt. l Back Row: Steve Madsen, Veryl Droeginiller, Tom Keitges, ,lohn Kolb. Don Clausen, Rodney Madsen. Dean Gerber, Bob Kraai, Bob Kelley. .lerry jochims, Dennis Hueschen. 'T: Mike Kelley, ,lerry Jochiins, David Bye, BOYS, CLEE CLUB: The Boys' Clee Club is composed of twenty-eight boys chosen from all high school students. Officers elected were: President, Bob Kraai: Vice President, .lohn Kolbg and Secretary-Treasurer, Rodney Mad- sen. The hoys chorus took part in the Homecoming Show as well as the Christmas Musical and the Spring Concert. The group shows immeasurable promise and a bright outlook for the future. Sponsored by ROGNES 81 MCCUTCHEON, VETERINARIANSQ OLSON SPORTING GOODS, Sioux Cityg THE WOMAN'S SHOP, Storm Lake En temble WOOUWIND CHOIR: L. to R.: Nancy Henrichsen, Mary Jo DeWit, Karen Hahne, Kathleen Krull, Joanne Bye, Nancy Kolb. Catherine Lingle, Nancy Kelley, Marjorie Burkardt. Karen Butcher, Carol Boothlay. CLARINET QUARTET HAH: Mary Jo Dewit, Nancy Henrichsen, Nancy Kolb, Joanne Bye. BRASS QUINTET: Don Schroeder, Mary Ina Hueschen, Jim Johannsen, John Kolb, Harold Droegmiller. BRASS SEXTET: John Johannsen, Mary Ina Hueschen, Jerry Jochims, Mary Knuth, Loren Clausen, Steven Madsen. INSTRUMENTAL SOLOISTS. Front Row: David Bye, Faye Janssen, Nancy Kelley Joanne Bye Marjorie Burkardt Back I?ow: Veryl ljroegmiller, Jerry Ariplegate, Jerry Jochims, Jim Juhannsen, 61 David Vohs, Loren Clausen, Steven Madsen. 50- 'F x , .. , ............,,,. .. ,W 5 , 'B I il N113 X XX X, 'ff . fx xfv' kxfff, 3391 ' . :V L 2.-UN 5 N ,N Qjgkjk sg? 1155 f 15 ' ,Z V 2' wi! JE ,. , . .E ,a Mn- , 1 Aw N, , ., Q,,,r 54 S sg 'if , V W Mu ic MIXED CLARINET . Nancy Kelley. QUARTET. Mary .lo DeW1t, Joanne Bye, Karen Hahne, The Holstein High School Band, this year un- der the capable baton of Mr. Keith Nash, has shown its ability at several public appearances. The fifty-two members have joined together to produce entertainment at the annual student concert, the Homecoming show, the Pops,' Con- cert, and the Spring Concert. The marching band appeared at every home football game, as well as at Morningside Band Day in Sioux City. The band members are very proud of their new uni- forms which were purchased by the Band Moth- ers this year. Early in the fall, band officers were chosen from the Seniors in the hand. They are: Presi- dent, Carol Boothbyg Vice President, Bonnie Blackmerg and Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Hen- richsen. This year a record number of ensembles were entered in the small groups contest at Aurelia. The band is looking forward to an equally successful year in 1958-1959. TRUMPET TRIO: Steve Madsen, Loren Clausen, David Vohs. QUARTET: Gary Schuett, Connie Beyer, David Bye, john WOUUWIND TRIO! Joanne Bye, Diane Cellert, Mary .Io DeWit. Sponsored by ROBERT E. UNDERRINER, M. Dj VOLLMAR MOTORS: HAUFF SPORTING GOODS CO. 63 0 L, 'wr 'An ff-Sf' if .haw Wwmmwwm hmmm Hwwhwmwkwkhmwm N, Sponsored by COUNCIL OAK and HOLSTEIN LUMBER CO. 9 Moo Staff Editor, Phyllis Vohs and Assistant Editor, Bonnie Blackmer BUSINESS STAFF Bill Brandt Karen Barghols Carol Boothby Alfred Hass Dennis Hueschen Merlin Jensen John Leckband Loyd Reineke Marjorie Schubert PRODUCTION STAFF Karen Butcher Wendell Conover Nency Henrichsen Steven Janssen Kurt Leonard Reta Scott Delores Steen TYPISTS Lorraine Griffith Myrna Niemeier Darlene Rice Luella Schuett LaV0nne Timmerman Shirley Timmerman Sponsored by WM. WALKER, SHELLINGQ WARREN CURTIS, C.P.A.j GROTHAUS 8. BOCHMANNQ MYRTUE, TRUCKING HS PREP RF' rw niforms Y rive 1' E with id the neck, ning the lapel elid area of navy blu 'ront of the jack t : belt completes tht 1 MF QWWNTJMQCER T CC C C' Hoi HHN, ICWXFLJESDAX' ants .t down afe 45 nr ig., ' CENTS A 6 2 jacket sleeves ot bands white . , will i1hU??dEIx' estival in xioigqi November 28 to DOL. The back to reveal or concert can bc bu. the whole front of of shiny metal iarehing band. This off for .concert band differ from the old ones 0 shirt is required - hats ure tall with plume on top. The huts are A chin Year Cl Officers Elect t with navy tops. I secures them firmly. Thei High whtml Clamp: am Q ihmy white' ccntly to elect officers e majorctte uniforms are mgumg yum.. 2 ot' scarlet skirts with white Thi, Sll,,,,,,- class Uffm ses, The blouses with two rows of buttons some gold braid work, The UW df'f'01 Bill Rraiidt. pr:-sidentg lilackincr. vice presiden oothliy, st'vi'o'tury, and llli HHS ning after the variety snow A well-known figure in p schools and athletics, Mr. li Saggau, will be tin- gin-.ll snr il nl Business Managers-Saundra Wagner, Mary Knuth, Julie Ewoldt. Feature Writers-Camilla Hanson, Kathleen Krull, Janice Steen. Reporters-Karen Barghols, .Joanne Bye, Karen Bgutcher, Loretta Clausen, Roberta Boothby, Marilyn Christian- sen, Faye Janssen, Catherine Lingle, Kathryn Gehrts. Circulation-Reta Scott, Myrna Nie- ....,,.,., Club Organized The faculty members of the Holstein Community school met I H U 11' recently to elect officers for the b Qrlnclgag F if coming year. The voting resulted attexidedbpiqhtmlfniveggiij' oi gi SHOWS: President' Mn W' G' glowa and his hometown is Gaza. ....?... night and ScCret?ry-TreaS- 'liss Marlene Fairley. :eacher is elected for every -ulty members to be on the :ntative C o u neil. This includes W, G. McKnight, Gerber, Pearl Kitchen, Englund, and Joan Peter- iey are to represent the at any county meetings ay be asked to attend. MMO,- lc Officers Elected nusic groups have elected for the current year. nys' Glee Club the officers at the assembly pi otgrenn on cxay. Friday evening xi special snr by the HHS band and the pitst tation of the King and Qui-on tt constitute the hall'-time zxctixitl Again this year it appeals if the Homcoming vveek 4 will be rcnicinbercd for qt SOITIE llfllel -.,. -...0....,...-, Band Travels To Sioux City On October 5. the llo high school band, unfit-i ill rection of Mr. Kc-ith Nash, li ll to Sioux City for the annnni l day at Morningside colin-txt-. The blind will 'mzirvh n parade on S:itui'cl:1y moi-nn: appear in the niasst-rl band it certvdnring the half-time int mission of the Mornnil'siut 'na3m'ml.Q's Mm is m'i m'U meier, Elaine Cipperley, Lorraine J? Kmaifpfegidcmi hh game whitflt 1 Ie marching ami B0 G .ff. h D . T. C 1 vice presidentg ,nom Chu ri it , oris iminerman, 'aro .1 wh 'MM , not come L01-mm Bergmann, Betty Fajman, Marianne G16-C 2 A 9 ' A ill khelf Griffith. are: Bon' ,, , ff' N are nt: Kar' 51 If T5 ' H . ' . . . . , 'l 1L'l 'Enid Suhscriotlons - Maxine Vohs, Judy fn-I fiflf' Own Un 1 V ' W Leonard, Janet Godbersen, Marjorie :mixed svhol is if' Burkardt, Mary Ann Conover, Ronda Qml ' Ludvigson, Lois Albers, Carol Wittrock, Blair USF' L' Ste- Carol Reimers. my .. f- I 211 I . . x Dm T ists-Luella Schuett, Shirley Tim- 0' YP D . meman, Marjorie Schubert, Darlene dlnn -. I ' ' Rice. l n ill ma 0 rs Adviser-Catherine Christie. we . crindn K? COITIIUQI Ar Irwmh ,.,, M, ,M ,, .,,, ,u,,,,, Xvnun, ,UM OUP. W0 P30 ll' si-:ison lm licrt- zigiiin f lim' liomf'toxx'ii is Anthon, 111. SCUiOl'SI U il l 1 H000 0110 .l ii worm-sz thu ell-trtion ofl time CAROl.YTw RINGGEN- Bluckmer. Carol Boot. .mendar I of UF' Dlfly' li Lit-ilu -.M .ln-ei'lc:icit-is, The gills trying out BERG attended Buena Vista col- Phyllis Volts. Juniors: Bob A by Willie ' i u 5 ' is which ggi vc lt-ge Shi- is from Lytton, la., and Rodney Mllflwll- I-101'l'lYH Clfillivfhl Eljeflts 9 JUUIOYS C0-Editor-Kllrt Leonard frxlnt of the as- , lf. ai set-oml urzulc teacher. and Bonnie Chris C Ed-t C 1 B hh IW C1151 'HK :rlvnt body then' Miss DIXIE UVWBBS. ii tirsi, Sophoniorcs: D: 0' I Or- H0 om Y itil,-n Night Julie Exvolrlt, Bimini- Cliris- ' t-lit-ti-ti four cln-t-rleudvis and one ggi-:ide tt-aclit-ig 'om Whitingf liyn Christiansen, V N I Sfmw 011, Cllmllltl Hilllbtlli. Alliifrl zilteiwizitt-. This yi-ar they are la. Shi- ailtcn lvlorniriggsicte and Roberta Boothby. Freshmen:lOctohi-i' llMFootl'izill-Y-ltl.i tn ard, Norilvne Vickery, Cary A Gloria lit-mn-ily, captnni, Julie , tolli,-ge-, Sioux City. Mike Kelley, Loren Clausen, und! 1191-U ett, Glnrni KtXlllIU4lW'. John' l-Zu'uj,d,1 Mutt' ' - 'f --l I f ' ' 'i l ' f - LI ia 1011 it inn vti l u o the 1 lhui s H ii slum royalty has been :st-nt students. Coronat will be Thursday e HU C UMI 1 Crownbearers: Debbie Conover and Michael Radkeg second attendants, Nancy Henrichsen and Wendell Conoverg first attendants. Carol Boothby and Bill Brandtg King and Queen, Merlin Jensen and Bonnie Blackmer. Thursday evening, October 10, Merlin ,lensen and Bonnie Blackmer were named King and Queen of the annual homecoming festivities. They were crowned following the Variety Show, '4More Fun Than a Cir- cus. The mixed chorus, holding lighted candles, formed the entrance for the Royalty, giving an im- pressive effect. The second attendants to the king and queen, Nancy Henrichsen and Wendell Conover, were the first to enter. They were followed by Carol Booth- by and Bill Brandt, first attendants. Queen Bonnie and King Merlin were next, preceding the crownbearers, Debra Conover and Michael Badke. Mr. Hompland crowned the attendants and Mr. Chris- tie crowned the king and queen. After the coronation the mixed chorus sang the Holstein Royalty Songn as the king, queen, and attendants left the auditorium. Homecoming activities resumed Friday afternoon with a pep meeting at 3:15. The pep band and cheerleaders opened the program with the school song and a cheer. Mr. Bernie Saggau of Cherokee gave a very inspira- tional talk to the students of Holstein High. The cheer- leaders and pep band concluded the program with cheers and school songs leaving everyone in the spirit of the evening's game. The highlight of the homecoming festivities, the Hol- stein-Ida Grove football game, concluded the activi- ties for 1957. The homecoming royalty was presented at half time in a heart formation formed by the band. The Pirates played a splendid game, losing only in the final seconds of the game by a score of 7-0. The Royal Party at the football game, Scenes from the Variety Show Sponsored by STOLLEY'S and SPORTSMANS, INC., Storm Lake I Speech f if ii f V31 i 75121 l Oratorical Division: Nancy lienrichsen, Julie Ewoldt, and Bill Brandt. Humorous Division: Janet Sass, Janice Steen, and Kathy Gehrts. Dramatic Division: Joanne bye, Elaine Cipperley, and Virginia Kaster Original Oratory: Kathleen Krull. Nancy HleniieHSei1,axiiiJKa-tllilagii sponsored by STATE THEATRE ond RHODESIDE GREENHOUSE, Cherokee Li ht That Fu e Dave Thompson . . . Froggy Edwards . . . Alice Cray ..... Helen Duval . . . Henry Oglevie . . . Phoebe Hornblow . . . I. Wiggenthal Hart ...... Mrs. J. Wiggenthal Hart Rosemary Laurence .... Artis L. Thorpe .... . . Rodney Madsen . . . . .lohn Kolb . . . . .lulie Ewoldt . . Camilla Hanson . . . . Albert Leonard . . . Bonnie Christiansen . . . . . . Gary Schuett . . . Nordyne Vickery . . Gloria Kennedy . . Charles Putensen LIGHT THAT FUSE, presented by the Junior Class, was outstanding for its unique characters and rapid, fresh dialogue. Concerning itself with two young College men and a girl who attempt to create their own places in the world, the plot entails many humorous situations which arise on the first day of their business experience, as they organize Fixit, lncorporated, an enterprise dedicated to fixing the ills of the nation. A decided lack of money in the company treasury necessitates the use of boxes which they find in their deserted office, instead of furniture. As Dave Thompson, the youthful president says, L'lVlaybe the customers will think that genius is erratic. To this office come pretty Helen Duval, Dave's wealthy sweetheart, who wants to help the business alongg Mr. and Mrs. ,l. Wiggenthal Hart, a hen-pecked husband and his stern wifeg Rosemary Laurence, a problem in herselfg her admirer, Artis L. Thorpe, secretary to the Laurence family, and rather de- tective-mindedg Henry Oglevie, a manufacturer searching for a radio artistg and Phoebe Hornblow, a poet of unique ability, in answer to his prayers. Joining the vice-president of the firm. l rog',gy Edwards, and the secretary, Alice Cray, this group of people who need something fixed furnished a multitude of rib-cracking laughs. Mystery, Ma, hem and Murder Nail-biting suspense, spectacular thrills, plus an entire eve- ning of laughter were all combined in the Senior Class Play, Mystery, Mayhem, and Murderff' Domineering Juliet Brighton suddenly decides to have their town house done over and informs her meek, mild-mannered husband Boniface they will open their summer home to escape the mess made by the workmen. Boni- face rebels, but, as usual, he has to give in to Juliet. The latter sends their charming daughter, Wendy, on ahead to open up the house, but when Mr. and Mrs. Brighton get off the train in the country Wendy is not there to meet them. They go on to their summer home and wait for Wendy. When she does arrive she is brought in by a stranger--Verne Early. He claims he found her in front of a house up the road and that she was unconscious. When Wendy comes to she is very evasive about what happened. The Brightons settle down in their country place and that is when baffling and mysterious things begin to happen. Loud, mocking laughter is heard coming from upstairs when there isn't supposed to be anybody up there. A womanis body is discovered sitting in a high-backed chair in the living room. She has been murdered! Suddenly the lights go out and when they flash on again the dead woman's body has disappeared! As the plot un- folds the mysterious happenings are cleared up and the household is once again back to normal. Boniface Brighton Juliet Brighton . The Cast Wendy Brighton . . . Etta Pye ........ Verne Early .... Diana Brisbane . Graham Dawson Don Overton . Serena Vigalante Jobyna Rowland . . . Roxy Roth ..... . Dennis Hueschen . Bonnie Blackmer Bal-ghols . .Myrna Niemeier . . . . . .Alfred Hass Nancy Henrichsen .Wendell Conover . . . . . .Bill Brandt . . . . . . .Reta Scott . . . . .Carol Boothby . . .Karen Butcher The 19 8 Junior- enior Prom On Monday evening, April 21, 1958, the juniors and seniors of HHS plus invited guests enjoyed the social highlight of the year--the 1958 Prom. The atmosphere of Moonlight and Roses and the dreamy music of Bob Con- ley's Combo made the evening a memorable one. Fairy and elf servers appeared from time to time out of the big white house to serve the guests punch and wafers. The honored freshmen included: Sharon Wiese, Carol Bergmann, Virginia Kaster, and Judy Leonard, and Joe Clausen, Loren Clausen, David Vohs, and Mike Kelley. In the center of the floor stood a sparkling blue and white fountain with white roses clinging to the base. Young couples made wishes at the wishing well in the rock garden. Silhouetted behind the band was a large yellow moon shining on a dancing couple. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen. During intermission, Merlin Jensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Jensen and Carol Boothby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Boothby, were crowned Prom King and Queen of 1958. ' At 12:30 the spell of the evening ended amid confetti and colored streamers. All juniors and seniors have many happy memories of this eventful evening. 74 Sponsored by JOSLIN SEED FARMg COAST-TO-COAST: GEBERS MOBIL SERVICE 75 1' an Eff fm- F fm dl K r-657: 5? Q. A Q, 5. .fc , ff- ar SENTGR TRIP Bright and early on the morning of May 20, twen- ty-two seniors and the two sponsors, Mr. Gerber and Mr. Hompland, boarded a chartered bus and headed for Sioux Falls, South Dakota, for their annual Skip Day. As soon as they reached the city, the group went directly to the State Peniten- tiary where they were taken on a guided tour through the institution. They saw the mess hall and kitchen, the industry, living quarters, and rec- reational facilities of the prison which proved to be very interesting and educational. When the tour was completed, the group went downtown to Le- mond's for lunch. The seniors were then free to do as they wished until 1 p.m., when they reorganized and took an hour tour of Fenn's Ice Cream Com- pany which was very enjoyable and informative. Once again the group had free time until 4 p.m. After meeting at the bus, the group drove out to the J oe Foss Airport and saw planes coming in and taking off. By this time it was time to head for home. Once in Sioux City the group stopped to eat supper and then completed the journey home. All agreed that it was a memorable interval of their high school days. 4' a 5D0nS0fed by HAWLEY-ALLISON, Cherokee ond MALLORY DI GRADU TID DAYS KAREN BARcHoLs BONNIE BLACKMER CAROL BOOTHBY WILLIAM BRANDT KAREN BU'rcI-IER WENDELL CONOVER LORRAINE GRIFFITH ALFRED HAss NANCY HENRICHSEN DENNIS HUESCHEN STEVEN JANSSEN MERLIN JENSEN W e have crossed J oIIN LECKBAND KUR1' LEONARD MYHNA NIEMEIER LOYD REINEKE DARLENE RICE MARJORIE SCI-IUBER1' LUELLA SCHUETT: REETA Scorr DOLORES STEEN LAVoNNE TIMMERMAN SHIRLEY TIMMERMAN PIIYLLIS Vous CLASS MOTTO the bayg The oce Cmss FLowER Deep Pink Rose CLASS COLORS Rose and Silver an lies before I. Thursday, May QQ, 1958 HOLSTEIN HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 8:00 P. M. PROCESSIONAL - Pomp and Circumstancen ................ Elgar Holstein High School Band INVOCATION ............................ The Rev. Arthur Holtry Pastor of First Methodist Church MMORNING I-IYMN ......... . . . . . . . ........ ,.... . . . . .Rhea Mixed Chorus ADDRESS ......... . ........ . .... . . . . . . . . Dreamers and DOers DR. WILLIAM J. PETERSON, University of Iowa B MINOR SYMPHONYN First Movement ............ Franz Schubert Holstein High School Band PRESENTATION OF AWARDS ..................... Glenn Hornpland High School Principal MOUNTAINS,, .. ....Rasbach Myrna Niemeier E CLASS OF 1958 ...... .... OMAS ..................... dent of the Board of Educatlo Rev Jr of St. Paul Lutheran Churc ..................HolsteinI And so, as another year ends, we leave Holstein High School, some of us with the anticipation of summer vacation and others realizing that we will not return. We must now make our place in the world. In this Moo we have tried to depict some of the memorable events of our last year in Holstein High. As we seniors leave our Alma Mater, we would like to express our gratitude to Mr. Hompland and Mr. Gerber, our class sponsorsg and to all the other teachers for their patience and understanding as they instructed us and guided us throughout our school years. Without their help, we could never have enjoyed the opportunities that we have today. 80