Holly Springs High School - Holly High Lights Yearbook (Holly Springs, IA)

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THE COMMUNITY OF HOLLY SPRINGS There have been a few changes in our little town since last year. The General Merchandise store which was Haddocks Cash Market had changed to a new owner and is now called Westfa11's Farm Market. We wish Mr. Westfall the best of suc- cess. A new basement and vestibule has been added to the Christian Church. The repair shop that was once Scott's Repair Shop is now managed by Bud Welte. Oliver Weber has taken over the locker services since summer. Does this poem remind you of our town? ? ? ? A Little Town I like to live in a little town, Where trees meet over the street: You wave your hand and say hello To every man that you meet. I like to stop for a minute, Outside of a grocery store: And hear the kindly gossip Of the folks moving in next door. For life is interwoven With friends you learn to knowg And feel their joys and sorrows As they daily come and go. So I'm glad to live in a little town, And care no more to roaxnp For every house in a little town Is more than a house ---- it's a home! COMMUNITY MEETING In the fall of 1945, the community of Holly Springs started having the monthly gatherings. The first one was held September 1945. It was a reception for the teachers. So every year after that the month of September has been reserved for the annual teachers reception. Every-year we have an amateur contest. The winners are chosen by the audience, and are given a prize. There is a month set aside every year for a ladies night and one set aside for mens night. We have a month set aside each fall for the annual Carnival. This year every- one in the community co-operated and helped to make it a success. The month of December is always set aside for a Christrnas program put on by the grades. The last Community Meeting of the school year is always the annual school picnic which is in May. The Community Meetings this year so far have been a real success. 19 . V!

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