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

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FIRST ROW--B. Timblin, R. Rains, P, May, K Sabata, C. Oberle, K, McLaughlin, E, Robertson C. Schmidt. SECOND ROW--C. Ostrander, J Muenchau, C. Sabata, R. Winters, M, Wer er, D: Waddle, J. Leaver, S. Ostrander, P, Delgay, K, Ostrander, P. Copple, C. Hill, D, Delhay, K, Halvorsen, THIRD ROW--J. Ronhovde, S, Wulf, C. Wulf, Mrs. Bargen, A, Hill, J, Werger, S, Bremer. Band Grows In Numbers And In Aciiviiies Performing at Commencement was good experience and exciting for the band. Twenty-eight members of the Alvo Eagle band assembled under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Bargen for an impressive year. Band officers for the 1964-65 season were Carole Schmidt, Presidentg Rosetta Rains, Secretary-Treasurerg Steve Ostrander, Publicity Chairman-News Re- porterg Karen Ostrander, Chairman of the Point System and Vicki Halvorsen, Student Director. A point -system was used to promote enthusiasm and encourage individual prac- tice. The top twelve pointholders received pins in recognition of their effort at the Awards Banquet. Karen Ostrander, having accumulated the most points, was presented with a silver engraved charm and charm bracelet. The band made numerous appearances at home football and basketball, games. To highlight their successful year the band play- ed for Commencement exercises. The band and their lively playing made for greater enthusiasm at basketball games.

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FIRST ROW--Mrs, Bargen, T, Sybrandt, R. Fox, J. Weichel, A. Schroeder, K, Don1an,V, Schildt, R.Wa1berg, S, Ostrander, SECOND ROW--S. Sampson, B, Timblin, J, Hardnock, T. May, M. May, B. NOIUSVGC, J. Ronhovde, P. Delhay. THIRD ROW--B. Bowmaster, J. Rieckman M, Schildt, J, Moss, B. Bowmaster, J. Wergef, C. Schildt, T, McNeil. Voices Were Raised In Singing FIRST ROW--J. Jipp, R. Rains, G. Wagner, S, Leaver, J, Moss, M, May, P, Delhay, S, Sampson, P. May, K, Hammer, M, Corr, Mrs. Bargen. SECOND ROW--J. Muenchau, P. French, J. Vande I-Ioef, J, Ronhovde, B, Bowmaster, A, Schroeder, J, Rieckman, M, Kinney, C. Westlake, K. Ostrander. THIRD ROW--D. Ro ers, C Schmidt, S, Bremer, S. Ostrander, R, Walgerg, J Weichel, B, Timblin, R, Fox, C, Wulf, V, Halvorsen M, Malone. P E ii di., J . ii if

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'Qe.7e: lil? 1 1' I laughter Filled The Halls On Dramalics Nighl The juniors and seniors spent several hours practicing and working hard to make Dramatics Night a success. Miss Stubbe, the dramatics sponsor, directed the four one-act plays which were presented on November 13, 1964. The seniors took roles in She's Not Dead Yet and Life O' The Party . The juniors, experiencing acting for the first time, presented Aunt Miranda's Will and The I-Iangman's Loose . Following the performances, Miss Stubbe was presented with a bouquet of red roses and a bottle of perfume to express the stu- dents ' appreciation for her time and guidance. -X, ...Q- ,V-+.y.' , -a wv',I The Life O' The Party seems to have gone dead. 'K Y f ' T ff if' ' P, f lv '. -2 . , V , LL'x ' . Z 1. .?L1,i- SZ ..-.5 .., mg W e f'Let's stand her in the corner! says Steve Edwards in She's Not Dead Yet . You must be kidding! exclaims Joyce Vande Hoef' to beatnik Jeanine Muenchau. I-Ie's not a ir1l states Linda Sell in Aunt Miranda 's Wili. . Y , t , 5 - Y , 1 it , , ...K 1 s WH , If ei ,1 X YY ,Yin-1l,..X -A n xiii, J Y A .7 .5 I' I get