Alvo Eagle High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eagle, NE)

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M. Schildt C. Wulf! V. Halvorsen Vicki Halvorsen and Tom McNeil dissect a pig during Biology class. ,l !z1e3?iQfi2 HJ Qi ft ,,,, SE i .Cy Q., xg. .L QQ.: -, I tM -f-1 Q H i y V . ru- . 1 .. i ,I ,, is S I -is -'i if 'X ,' I 4 '- , 412' f i f' 59, wa' 5 f i ' H ' v .W Li it F, , E 3 ' 'ku' , , . . - pw .W - .ta iiiazfsl + , ' 4 gi , , :zigg- , , ijlisfg :ft f Q . if 54 2 17: N HH A K, Gilmore R. Rains J. Moss C, Schmidt S. Ostrander E. Robertson T. May M, Kinney Fiiteen Sophomores Enjoy New Activities Eager sophomores were introduced to a new world of activities as they started their second year of high school. They took courses in several new areas. In driver's education, taught by Mr. Jed Rood, they learned the rules of the road as well as how to drive a car. Another new subject was biology. Dissecting frogs and fish proved to be very interesting. The class also dissected several chicken eggs which had been in an incubator for a few days. Class officers were Carla Wulf, Presi- dentg Steve Ostrander, Vice-Presidentg and Carole Schmidt, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Gary Bargen was the class sponsor. K 'W 5 i ' 5 ix 1 ' MIT? 1 'HW' Xl X '1' 1,::,.. , W E it a t S, Harsh A. Hill T. McNeil G, West Mr. Rood, Driver's Ed. teacher, directs the girls in changing a tire.

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4. - Nineteen Eighth Graders Enjoy Junior High 'liie -,',,,. Eighth graders make ice cream for their class party, Junior high was the new title given to the eighth grade this year. The girls were en- rolled in a home economics class where they did some sewing and cooking. The boys tooka course in vocational agriculture and did some work in shop . Besides these they were kept busy with several other courses. ln math they began the study of basic principles of algebra, ln science they studied the hunnan body,ceUs andtheirfuncdon,andthernuscles and bones. Also new this year was a Mustang Con- ference junior high track rneet held at Elmwood. The junior high team placed fifth in the meet. They also had a basketball team. Both these activities helped prepare them for senior high activities which they are looking forward to. Conducting the class meetings were officers Lora Odell, Presidentg Terry Elliott, Vice-Presidentg and Mike Werger, Secretary- 'Treasurer. Ddiss hAargie Stubbe served as their class sponsor.'To end the year as eighth graders, the class had a party atthe school.'They grUled harnburgers and rnade ice cream. When everyone was stuffed they fhnshed the evening by dancing to records. J. Rodaway J. Elliott D. McKinney J , French D. Waddle B. Timblin G, Fagan R. Winter C. Walberg B. Rains K. Halvorsen E, Hall P. Copple T. Elliott M. Beckman D, Ostrander R, Wagner M. Werger L, Odell iijvil ii W ' T ' T T T at i i T if n n l 'V -'lit Eiga M 1' i 4 3:Tf'H.-re' :. 2 X ' r i .-f ,sn hr it ft' , E we W ' f xx --L 5 f 4 i if Far: 4' Ii l If A 5 f' '55 1 l X ..i ,r:E:5i' if ' 'fff L 1 -ft . .4 1 - i ' 1 - r