Eagle Grove High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Eagle Grove, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1959 volume:

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This group has worked hard in planning the new community district, and they will have a great deal more planning to carry out the new building program. board of education The school year, l958-1959, brought many changes in the local schools. The new Eagle Grove Community School District, which includes nine former districts - Eagle Grove Independent, Thor Independent, W'oolstock Independent, Norway Township, Newark Township tincluding Yincentj, Troy Township, Eagle Grove Township, part of VVoolstock Township, and part of Dayton Township - was approved by voters in January, 1958: the new district. under the new Board of Education, began operation on July 1, 1958. The Eagle Grove Community School District operates a junior College, Senior High School, Junior High School, and two Elementary Schools - Lela Howland and I.incoln - in Eagle Grove, and an Elementary School in each of the neighboring towns of Thor, Vincent, and XVoolstock. Enrollment for the entire system is approximately 1800. Further improvement of the Eagle Grove Community Schools was made possible by approval of a bond issue of 3850000 to be used in constructing a new Junior High School, a new Elementary School in Vincent, and a 5-room addition to the Lincoln building. It is hoped these new facilities will be available by September 1960. Edwin Barbour Robert S. Wolfe Superintendent Principal Parsons College, B.A. Colorado State College, M.A. Years at Eagle Grove, 7 Arliss Cumming Secretary Superintendenfs Office Janice Zipp Secretary Superintendenfs Office Iowa State Teachers College, B A University of Iowa, M.A. Years at Eagle Grove, 5 Phyllis Rafcliff Secretary Principal's Office R. V. Diggins, Vocational Agriculture Iowa State College, B.S. Iowa State College, M.S. Years at Eagle Grove, 17 Nora Doohen, Grammar, Latin University of South Dakot University of South Dako Years at Eagle Grove, 14 Richard Dyas, Director of Guidance Iowa State College, B.S. Iowa State College, M.S. Years at Eagle Grove, 1 Frank M. Everhart, Industrial Arts Iowa State College, B.S. Iowa State College, M.S. Years at Eagle Grove, 15 a., A B ta, john Barczewski, Chemistry LaCrosse State Teachers College, B.A University of Michigan, M.A. University of Colorado, M.E. Years at Eagle Grove, 14 W. G. Bennett, Biology Tarkio College, B.A. Iowa State College, M.S. Years at Eagle Grove, 11 Ardis Bergfald, English 10 St. Olaf College, B.A. Years at Eagle Grove, 7 Marcus G. Boe, Vocal Music St. Olaf College, B.A. Drake University, Years at Eagle Grove, 21 R. D. Heggen, Art Drake University, B.A. Years at Eagle Grove, 1 Elmer H. Kamprath, Geometry, General Mathematics Physical Education Buena Vista College, B.A. Years at Eagle Grove, 1 Bonnie Knock, General Business Economic Geo ra h , . g , P y, Typing I, Bookkeeping State University of Iowa, B.S. Years at Eagle Grove, 1 Ross A. Leeper, Instrumental Music Drake University, B.M.E. Years at Eagle Grove, 1 Merlin L. Fischer, Algebra I Iowa State Teachers College, Years at Eagle Grove, 5 Kathryn Fritschel, World History Wartburg College, B.A. Years at Eagle Grove, 1 Ruth Halvorsen, Jr. High Mathematics, Spelling Eagle Grove junior College Years at Eagle Grove, 1 Wallace Hanson, American History, Government, Morningside College, B.S. Years at Eagle Grove, 9 B.A. Physics Durwood Miller, General Shop, Mechanical Drawing Iowa State Teachers College, B.S. Years at Eagle Grove, 13 Margaret Murdock, Jr. High English, Speech, Drama Drake University, B.A. Years at Eagle Grove, 1 Richard Palm, Physical Education Iowa Wesleyan College, B.A. State University of Iowa, M.A. Years at Eagle Grove, 4 A. B. Parsons, Senior Problems Grinnell College, AB. Years at Eagle Grove, 36 Glen Lomen Typewriting Iowa State Teachers College, B.A. University of Southern California, M. S Years at Eagle Grove, 1 Janette McEwen, Algebra, Trigonometry Coe College, B.S. Columbia University, M.A. Years at Eagle Grove, 25 Mildred Mclllwaine Jr. High English, Spelling Life Certificate Morningside College Years at Eagle Grove, 15 Dale L. Midland, Speech, Literature Iowa State Teachers College, B.A. Iowa State Teachers College, M.A. Years at Eagle Grove, 1 Ralph E. Rolland, junior High Social Studies Luther College, B.A. Years at Eagle Grove, 1 Helen Saverude, Homemaking Iowa State College, B.S. Years at Eagle Grove, 21 Lillian Saverude, Jr. High Math and Spelling Drake University, B.A. Years at Eagle Grove, 25 Jacqueline Shick, Girls Physical Education Drake University, B.S. Years at Eagle Grove, 1 Grada Peterson, Librarian Coe College, B.A. Years at Eagle Grove, 8 Paul Phillips, Shorthand, Office Practice, Secretarial Training N. W. Missouri State College, B.S. N. E. Missouri State Teachers College, M.A. Years at Eagle Grove, 6 Glen Pinkham, Speech, Dramatics, Literature Northwestern University, B.L. Northwestern University, M.S. Years at Eagle Grove, 5 Kenneth R. Porter, Boys Physical Education Iowa Wesleyan College, B.S. Drake University, M.S. Years at Eagle Grove, 6 Grace MacNaughton, School Nurse Missouri Baptist Sanitarium, R.N. Years at Eagle Grove, 26 Not Pictured - Ray B. Stone, Highway Safety, Science Iowa State College, B.S. Iowa State College, M.S. Years at Eagle Grove, 9 Tommy C. Thomas, Senior Band Drake University, B.M.E. Drake University, Years at Eagle Grove, 1 Robert Van Houten, Junior High Principal, Civics, Government Iowa State Teachers College, B.A Years at Eagle Grove, 8 Roger Williams, English 9 Cornell College, B.A. Years at Eagle Grove, 3 John Winder, General Science State University of Iowa, B.A. Years at Eagle Grove, 2 Below, left to right: Custodians Bob Umstead Mike Barmore, Don Sherman, Mel Sampson Lefty Stafford. ,waunsun Above, left to right: Cooks Lurene Larson, Rose Umstead, Myrtle Bethell, Ella Gray. Below, left to right: Bus drivers Martin Anderson, Lefty Stafford, Leonard DeCamp, Paul Flower, Frank Woods, Mel Sampson, Herman Griffel, Don Sherman, Kemiit F jetland. 11 4 Below: Matron Goldie Larson mmnnlafil-fv.4uu .www nw. ' i anna' ,Am 'R Kalki Above, left to right: Sophomore class officers enjoy the lively life a sophomore leads - Roger Knudsen. presidcntg Sandra Gangstead, secretary-treasurer, Carolyn Ratcliff, vice-president. At left, left to right: junior class officers realize the importance of cooperation and salesmanship -- Richard Bernard, presidentg Wanda Johnson, secre- taryg Dean Spangler, treasurer, CWayne Ruhl, vice- president - moved awayl. At left, left to right: Freshman class officers gaze into their future years of high school life -- Kit Peterson, president, Ruth Hinrichsen, vice-presidentg Kathy Thompson, secretary-treasurer. Below, left to right: Senior class officers have little time to dream of the past as their thoughts dwell on the open years ahead - Don Messerly, presidentg Dick Williams, treasurerg Steve Hanson, vice-presi- dentg Bette Hansen, secretary. R17-7 N I , Mike Abrams I came here to get the general impression of things. Transferred from Goldfield 4. Basketball 4g Baseball 4, Track 45 Speech contestant 4. Mary Anderson A disposition tl1at's sweet and soundg a girl who's pleasant to have around. Transferred from Wa- dena, Minnesota 3. Speech contestant 3. Betty Armstrong Pm afraid of the dark-alone. G.R.A. 25 Purple 'N Gold Staff 3g Marching Band 1, 2, Saxophone Quartet 25 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 1, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. Mary Axdahl Life is not life without fun, F.B.L,A. Zg Fresh- man Girls' Glee Club lg Girls' Glee Club 2, 4. Lois Ballou She's happy-go-lucky and wiseg she can't be measured by her size. G.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Katz 1, 2, Marching Band 1, 23 Concert Band 1, 2, Speech contestant 4. Stanley Bard Modern QKjNight Crusader. E Club 3, 4, Football 1, Z, 3, 4-Co-captain 45 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4. David Benson Fun is the spice of life, and I like plenty of sea- soning! Judy Berhow I was cut out to be an angel, but somebody lost the pattern! F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 43 Purple 'N Gold Staff 45 Eaglet Staff 43 Contest Play 4, Freshman Girls' Glee Club lg Speech Contestant 4. Cheryl Brock A smile surrounded by dimples. F.B.L.A. 43 Fall Play 33 Contest Play 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 33 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 13 Pep Katz 1, Z, 3, 43 Instrumental Music Contestant Z3 Eaglet Staff 4. Carolyn Brooks She has a good time having a good time. Class Treasurer 13 F.B.L.A. 43 G.R.A. 1, Z, 3, 4-Reporter 33 Pep Katz 3, 43 Thespians Z, 3, 4-Clerk 43 Eaglet Staff 33 Fall Play 33 Contest Play 2, 33 Drake Play 33 Girls Glee Club 2, 33 Choir 3, 43 Junior Sextet 33 Senior Sextet 43 Vocal Music Contestant 33 Purple 'N Gold Staff 2, 3, 4-Front Page Editor 4. Gary Carter Every man has his devilish moments. Football 1, Z3 Basketball 2, 43 Baseball l, Z, 43 Track 1, Z, 3, 4, Shirley Christensen Cute and quiet - until you get to know herg then just cute. F.B.L,A. 3, 43 Pep Katz 1, 2, 3, 43 Eaglet Staff 33 Marching Band 1, Z, 3, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Majorette 33 Mixed Clarinet Quar- tet 4g Freshman Girls' Glee Club 13 Pep Band 1, Z, 33 Twirler 1, Z, 3, 4. Linda Clagett A blush can be beautiful, but sometimes very in- convenient. Pep Katz 3, 43 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 13 Girls' Glee Club Z, 33 Choir 4. Patricia Clarken She often burns the midnight oil-in her car. Transferred from Royal, Iowa, 2. Pep Katz 33 Girls' Glee Club 33 Choir 3, 4. Sharon Crovisier Her nature is as sunny as her smile. F.B.L.A. 3, 43 Pep Katz 2, 3, 43 Purple 'N Gold Staff 43 Eaglet Staff 43 Marching Band 1, Z, 3, 43 Mixed Clarinet Quartet 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 33 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 1. Gary Engh The best of Guys in every way, and very well liked, needless to say. E Club 3, 43 Football fManagerJ 2, 3, 43 Basketball CManagerJ 2, 3, 43 gaseball fManagerJ Z, 3, 43 Track CManagerJ 2, 3, 43 hoir 4. Kathleen Erickson The talent of success is doing whatever you do well without a thought of fame. Class Vice-presi- dent 15 Student Council 45 Pep Katz 15 Purple 'N Gold Staff 2, 35 Marching Band 1, 25 Concert Band 1, Z, 35 Woodwind Trio 25 Wood Quintet 1, Z5 Con- test Play 3, 45 Drake Play 35 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 15 Instrumental Music Contestant 1, 2, 45 Na- tional Honor Society 4. Glenda Farmer There is a little bit of bad in every good little girl. F.B.L.A. 3, 45 G.R.A, 25 Pep Katz 1, 2, 3, 45 Purple 'N Gold Staff 45 Eaglet Staff 4-Faculty Editor 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Glee Club Z, 35 Choir 3, 4. Sheryl Fischer Talking is not my speciality, but I could say a few words. Pep Katz Z, 3, 45 Contest Play 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 15 F.B.L.A. 45 Marching Band 4. Gloria Fisher The mischief in her eyes, speaks of the mischief that underlies. G.R.A. 1, Z, 3, 45 Pep Katz l, Z, 33 Contest Play 45 Speech contestant 4. Linda Flower Here is a girl without pretense, blessed with reason and common sense. F.B.L,A. 35 Thespians 45 Pur- ple 'N Gold 45 Marching Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Concert Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Saxophone Sextet 45 Rope Jqmping Team 45 Saxophone Solo 1, 45 Contest Play 3, 45 Drake Play 35 Freshman Girls' Glee Club Z, 35 Choir 3. Keith Friesth Get thee behind me, Satan, and push! F.B.L.A. 45 Baseball 2, 3, Mary Gearhart You'd think she was an angel just judging from her face, but you can tell without a doubt that this is not the case. Student Council 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Thespians 3, 4 - Secretary 35 Eaglet Staff 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 25 Twirler 1, Z5 Fall Play 25 Spring Play 35 Contest Play 35 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Choir 3, 45 Junior Sextet 3. Roselee Gray The girl who put the pep in pepper. Class Treas- urer 35 Student Council 25 F.B.L.A. 3, 45-Reporter 45 Eaglet Staff 3, 4-Underclassman Editor5 Home- coming Attendant 45 F.B.L.A. Sweetheart Attendant 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 French Horn Quartet 45 Brass Quintet 45 Band Of- ficer 45 Fall Play 35 Contest Play 3, 45 Drake Play 3, 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 3, 45 Junior Sextet 35 Senior Sextet 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 A-squad Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 B-squad Cheerleader 15 Vocal Music Con- testant 35 Instrumental Music Contestant 45 Speech Contestant 3. Elaine Gunderson Silence is more eloquent than words. F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Katz 45 Contest Play 3, 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 1. Lillian Gunderson It's nice to be natural, when you are naturally nice. F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Pep Katz Z, 3, 45 Contest Play 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Glee Club Z, 35 Choir 4. Phyllis Halverson The only way to have a friend, is to be one. F.B. L.A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Katz 3, 45 Eaglet Staff 45 Fresh- man Girls' Glee Club 15 Speech contestant 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. Bette Hansen Her charm is her style. Class Secretary 45 F.B. L.A. 3, 45 G.R.A. 3, 4-Reporter 45 Pep Katz 2, 3, 45 Pom-pon Girls 3, 43 Purple 'N Gold Staff 3, 45 Eaglet Staff 3, 4-Activities Editor 45 Fall Play 35 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 3, 4, Senior Sextet 4-Accompanist5 Junior Sextet 3-Accompanist, Diane Hansen A winning way, a pleasant smile, dresses neatly, always in style. Student Council 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Pep Katz 1, 2, 3, 4-Secretary Z-Reporter 35 Purple 'N Gold Staff 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Saxophone Quartet 1, 2, 3, 45 Con- test Play 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club5 National Honor Society 4. - Steve Hanson Bashful-until after sundownf' Class Vice-president 45 E Club 3, 45 Pep Katz 3, 45 Football 25 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4-Co-captain 4. Beverly Hinrichsen Saucy, clever, and neat5 intelligent and mighty sweet. F.B.L.A. 3, 4-Parliamentarian 45 Pep Katz 1, 2, 3, 45 Purple 'N Gold Staff 2, 3, 4-Asst. Editor 3-Co-editor 45 Eaglet Staff 3, 45 F.B.L.A. Sweetheart Attendant 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 3, 45 gunior Sextet 35 Senior Sextet 45 Vocal Music ontestant 35 National Honor Society 4. Linda Hotz Never ready, always late5 she smiles, you wait. F.B.L.A. 3, 4-Historian 45 G.R.A. 15 Pep Katz 1, 2, 3, 4-Secretary 3-Treasurer 43 Purple 'N Gold Staff 2, 3, 45 Eaglet Staff 3, 4-Senior Editor 45 F.B.L.A. Sweetheart Attendant 45 Fall Play 33 Contest Play 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 3, 45 Junior Sextet 35 Senior Sextet 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Vocal Music Contest 35 Pom-pon Girls 2, 35 Speech contestant 4. Wayne Janson He is not lazy, he is just conserving his energy. Visual Ed. Club 1, 2. Orval Kinne Whenever I feel the urge to exercise, I sit down until it passes over. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Jerenne Kraft To know her is to like her. F.B.L.A. 3, 4--Secre- tary 4, Pep Katz 1, 2, 3, 4-Reporter 4, Purple 'N Gold Staff 3, 4-Asst. Editor 3-Co-Editor 45 Home- coming Queen Attendant 4g Freshman Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 3, 4, Junior Sextet 33 Senior Sextet 4, Voial Music Contestant 45 Student Council Alter- nate . Judy Kunert Every inch of her height, is an inch of delight. G.R.A, lg Pep Katz 3, 43 Thespians 3, 4-Reporter 45 Purple 'N Gold Staff 3, 43 Marching Band 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 33 Spring Play 3, Contest Play 3, 45 Drake Play 3g Freshman Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Choir 3, 45 Speech Contestant 45 National Honor Society 4. Paul Larson Why should the devil have all the fun? Football 1, Z3 Basketball lg Track lg Visual Ed. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Sherry Larsen The innocent look is no disguise, for mischief lurks in both her eyes. F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Eaglet Staff 3, 43 Freshman Girls' Glee Club lg Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Victor Lothe Don't look at me, I didn't do it! Student Council 2, Thespians 4-Treasurer 45 Marching Band 2, 3, 4g Concert Band 2, 3, 4g Cornet Trio 43 Cornet Quartet 45 Fall Play 3, Spring Play 33 Contest Play 4, Choir 3. Trudy Lund Easy to know and like. F.B.L.A. 3, 4g Purple 'N Gold Staff 3, 4, Freshman Girls' Glee Club lg Girls' Glee Club 3g Pep Katz 3, 4. Terry MacDowel1 Live it up while you're in school, you'll be out a long time! E Club l, Z, 3, 45 Pep Katz 1, 2, 3 Football 1, Z, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Track Z. Charles McKay He spoke to a girl once, but claims it was a mistake. Janice McDanie1s Here's a girl that's right in step, a friendly smile and loads of pep. Student Council 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Pep Katz l, 2, 3, 4-Vice-president 25 Purple 'N Gold Staff 45 Homecoming Queen Attendant 45 Marching Band 1, 25 Twirler 15 Majorette 25 Fresh- man Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 A-squad Cheerleader 3, 45 B-squad Cheerleader 2. Joan McDanie1s A winning smile never loses its charm-a real live doll! F.B.L.A. 45 Pep Katz 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Marching Band Twirler 15 Contest Play 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 15 B-squad Cheerleader 1, A-squad Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Delores Marker Small-but that doesn't slow her down any. F.B. L.A. 3, 45 Pep Katz 3, 45 Purple 'N Gold-Feature Page Editor 3, 45 Marching Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Concert Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club l. Kathy Mayes D The outside of her head is rustyg but not the in- side! Pep Katz 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 1. on Messerly The football team isn't the only place where you need a line. Class President 45 E Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Katz 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4-Co-Captain 45 Wrestling 1, Z, 3, 4-Captain 45 Baseball 2, 35 Track 3, 4. Douglas Metheny At least nobody can look down on me. F.B.L.A. 45 Mr. F.B.L.A. Attendant 45 Basketball 15 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Brass Sextet 15 Fall Play 1, 45 Spring Play 45 Contest Play 4g Drake Play 4. .45 Lloyd Meyer In all that he does, he always wins, whether he argues or whether he grins. F.B.L.A. 43 Mr. F.B. L.A. 43 Thespians 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band l, 2, 3, 43 Cornet Quartet 43 Brass Quintet 43 Band President 43 Fall Play 3, 43 Spring Play 3, 43 Contest Play 43 Drake Play 43 Choir 2, 43 Choraleers 43 All-state Chorus 43 Vocal Music Contestant 3, 43 Instrumental Music Contestant 2, 3, 43 Speech Contestant 3, 43 Visual Ed. Club 3, 4. Delores Miller Her efficiency is the quiet kind. F.B.L.A. 3, 43 Pep Katz Z, 3, 43 Speech Contest Contestant 3. Richard Nelson They say he was once caught studying. Football 1, 23 Basketball 23 Choir 2. Karen Nessa Personality is her middle name. Student Council 3, 43 F.B.L.A. 3, 4-Treasurer 43 G.R.A. 1, Z, 3, 4- Secretary 33 Pep Katz 1, Z, 3, 4-President 4- Treasurer 33 Purple 'N Gold 2, 3, 43 Eaglet Staff 3, 43 Homecoming Attendant 43 Contest Play 43 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 13 Girls' Glee Club Z, 33 Choir 3, 43 Pom-pon Girls 4. Douglas Niebur He could sell a deep freeze to an Eskimo. Foot- ball Z3 Wrestling 1, 23 Baseball 1, 33 Contest Play 4. Gary Obrecht How can we list all that he's done, the least We can say is that he's fun. Class Secretary 33 Thes- pians 43 Purple 'N Gold 43 Eaglet Staff 33 March- ing Band 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 2, 3, 43 Clarinet Quartet 43 Fall Play 3, 43 Spring Play 33 Drake Play 33 Choir 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 43 Instrumental Music Contestant 3, 43 Pep Band 3, 4. Manlee Olson An old maid 1 resolved to be, but Kenny came and tempted me. Pep Katz 1, 2, 3, 43 Purple 'N Gold 2, 3-Business Manager 43 Marching Band 13 Contest Play 43 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 13 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Choir 3, 43 Speech Contest Con- testant 4. Charlotte Orr Wonder what goes on in that quiet mind? Contest Play 4. 133 Patricia Patrick Quite quiet. Norman Pu11en Caesar was small, Napoleon was short, and I'm not so tall myself. E Club 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 1, 25 F. B.L.A. 45 Football 1, 25 Wrestling l, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 3, 4. Beulah Read Her heart is like a moon-there's a man in it. F.B.L.A. 45 G.R.A. l, 2, 35 Thespians 45 Marching Band 1, 25 Concert Band 1, 25 Twirler 25 Mixed Clarinet. Quartet 1, 25 Spring Play 35 Contest Pla.y 3, 45 Outstanding Actress-State 35 Rope Jumping Team 4. Eugene Ryerson I have nothing to declare but my genius. Class Secretary-Treasurer Z5 Student Council 3, 4-Presi- dent 45 E Club 45 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4-President 4- Treasurer 3-Program Chairman 25 Football 1, 2, 35 Track l, Z, 3, 45 Marching Band 25 Concert Band Z5 Speech Contest Contestant 45 F.F.A. District of- ficer 45 F.F.A. Iowa Farmer 35 National Honor Society 45 Pep Band 2. Mary Sue Sadler After all is said and done, Susie is the favored one. F.B.L,A. 45 G.R.A. 25 Pep Katz l, 2, 3, 4-Pom-pon Girls 2, 35 Thespians 43 Purple 'N Gold Staff Z, 3, 4- Distribution Manager 45 Fall Play 45 Contest Play 5, gg Freshman Girls' Glee Club lg Girls' Glee 'Club David Sandvig Fastest half-miler to be found, but that's not the only place he gets around. Student Council 15 E Club 2, 3, 4-President 45 Football, l 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Track l, Z, 3, 4-Captain 45 Choir 1, 2, 3. Phyllis Schutt By saying nothing you can pass as wise. Pep Katz 1, 2, 3, 45 Purple 'N Gold Staff 2, 3, 45 Con- test Play 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Glee Culb 3, 4. Janice Sharp She knits her brow, pearls a thought, and spins a yarn. F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Pep Katz 3, 45 Thespians 3, 4- Secretary 45 Purple 'N Gold Staff 43 Fall Play 45 Spring Play 3, 45 Contest Play 3, 45 Drake Play 35 Freshman Girls' Glee Club lg Girls' Glee Club 35 Speech Contest Contestant 3, 4. Richard Sheriff The greatest man may ask a foolish question now and then. F.B.L.A, 45 Thespians 45 Fall Play 3, 45 Contest Play 45 Speech Contest Contestant 2, 3, 45 Visual Aid Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Joan Spangler Quiet, petite and neat, F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Pep Katz l, 2, 3, 45 Thespians 45 Purple 'N Gold Staff 3, 45 Eaglet Staff Underclassman Co-Editor 45 Fall Play 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Glee Club Z, 35 Choir 3, 45 Sharon Spires So friendly and nice, with a charm that melts ice. F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 3, 4. Rita Stafford A giggle a dash, a shriek, a crash! F.B.L.A. 35 Pep Katz 35 Thespians 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 25 Spring Play 3, 45 Contest Play 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Glee Club 25 Speech Contest 3, 4. Gregg Stearns I came, I bluffed, I graduated. F.B.L.A. 45 Mr. F.B.L.A. Attendant 4. Betty Stockdale As merry as the day is long. G.R.A. 25 Purple 'N Gold 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 15 Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 45 Speech Contest Contestant 4. Scott Strain What he wants most to get out of school is himself. Bruce Thebiay He's on the alert when it comes to a skirt. E Club 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Choir 3, 4. Charlene Thompson Never says more than what is necessary. Pep Katz 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 3. Jeannette Thompson When she does something, 'tis surely done well. Student Council 13 F.B.L.A. 3, 43 G.R.A. 1, Z3 Pep Katz l, 2, 3, 43 Pom-pon Girls Z3 Thespians 2, 3, 4- President 4-Treasurer 33 Purple 'N Gold Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Eaglet Staff 3, 4-Editor 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Concert Band 1, Z, 3, 43 Twirler 33 Major- ette 4g Pep Band 1, 2, 33 French Horn Quartet 43 Drum Ensemble 13 Band Officer 3, 43 Fall Play 2, 3, 43 Spring Play 23 Contest Play 2, 3, 43 Drake Play 3, 43 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 13 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Choir 33 National Honor So-ciety 3, 43 Instrumental Music Contestant 1, 2, 3, 43 Speech Contestant 2, 3, 43 Eagle Grove Homemaker of Tomorrow 43 F.B.L.A. Sweetheart 4. Hilda Timmerman You can manufacture blondes, but red hair just comes natural. F.B.L.A. 23 Pep Katz 23 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 13 Girls' Glee Club Z, 3. Mary Timmerman Spirit in her step, and a twinkle in her eye. G.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4-Secretary-Treasurer 33 Pep Katz 2, 33 Thespians 43 Marching Band 3, 43 Twirler 3, 43 Fall Play 33 Contest Play 43 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 13 Girls' Glee Club 23 Speech Contestant 3, 4. Dixie Tiss Short and sweet and, very nice3 Dixie's a gal with plenty of spice. Class president 23 Student Coun- cil 43 Pep Katz 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Flute Trio l, Z, 3 43 Flute Quartet 43 Woodwind Trio lg Woodwind Duet 43 Fall Play 2, 33 Spring Play 2, 3, 43 Contest Play 2, 3, 43 Drake Play 3, 43 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 13 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Choir 3, 43 Double Mixed Quartet 43 All-state Chorus 43 Vocal Music Contest- ant 3, 43 Instrumental Music Contestant 1, Z, 43 Speech Contestant 2, 33 National Honor Society 43 Choraleers 4. Judi Toillion Be a live wire, and you won't get stepped on! G.R.A. 13 Pep Katz 3, 43 Pom-pon Girls 43 Thespians 3, 43 Purple 'N Gold Staff 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Drum Ensemble 2, 3, 43 Fall Play 3, 43 Spring Play 33 Drum Quartet 2, 33 Drum Duet 3, 43 Drum Quintet 43 Pep Band 1, Z, 3, 43 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 13 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3g Choir 3, 43 Senior Sextet 43 Instrumental Music Contestant 2, 3, 43 Speech Contestant 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4. Beverly Torkelson My heart's not my own, but it's in good hands. Transferred from Humboldt 4. F.B.L.A. 4. Daniel Torvik I like to talk, especially in classes. Thespians 43 Marching Band 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 43 Fall Play 43 Spring Play 33 Contest Play 33 Drake Play 33 Choir 2, 3, 43 Visual Educa- tion Club 1, 2, 3, 4. yr' l Geraldine Turner Though I'm anything but clever, I could talk and talk forever. Pep Katz 45 Purple 'N Gold Staff 45 Marching Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Drum Quartet 2, 3, 45 Drum Quintet 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Glee gl13b435 Choir 45 Instrumental Music Contestant Colleen Tveit Good natured, quiet, and well liked. Class Vice- president 35 F.B.L.A. 45 Pep Katz Z, 3, 45 Eaglet Staff 45 F.B.L.A. Sweetheart Attendant 45 March- ing Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Brass Sextet 45 French Horn Quartet 45 Band Vice-Presi- dent 45 Fall Play 35 Spring Play 35 Contest Play 2, 3, 45 Drake Play 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Instrumental Music Contestant 45 Pep Band 2, 3. Marjorie Vinnece The sparkle in my life is my diamond. Contest Play 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Glee Club Z5 Speech Contestant 4. James Weedman School without books would be nice. F.F.A. 1, Z, 3-Program Chairman 35 Track 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Brass Sextet 45 Trombone Quartet 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Instru- mental Music Contestant 4. Clarence Wilde Chase me girls5 I'm available. Class President 35 Football 1, 23 Basketball 1, 25 Choir 1, 25 Pep Katz 3. Judy Wilfong A ready hand, a friendly heart, always ready to do her part. Student Council 25 F.B.L.A. 35 Pep Katz 3, 45 Purple 'N Gold Staff 3, 45 Marching Band 2, 35 Concert Band Z, 35 Flute Trio 25 Contest Play 3, 45 Drake Play 35 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Glee Club 35 Choir 45 National Honor Society 4. Karen Will A note in her throat adds a twinkle to her eyes. Thespians 2, 3, 45 Purple 'N Gold Staff 2, 35 March- ing Band 1, Z5 Concert Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Fall Play 2, 35 Spring Play 35 Contest Play 3, 45 Drake Plaiwg 3, 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 15 Girls' Glee Clu U 2, 35 Choir 3, 45 Choraleers 45 Junior Sextet 35 All-state Chorus 45 Mixed Quartet 45 Vocal Music Contestant 1, Z, 3, 45 Speech Contestant 2, 3, 4. Richard Williams Girls are bothersomeg I like to be bothered! Transferred from Humboldt 3. Class Treasurer 4, E Club 3, 45 F.F.A. 3, 4-Sentinel 45 Pep Katz 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4--Co-captain 4. Janice Wright Not bold, nor shy, nor short, nor tall, but a ming- ling of them all. G.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Katz 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Girls' Glee Club l. Josephine Yeager I have an hour's talk in store for you. F.B.L.A. 3g G.R.A. 2, 35 Thespians 3, 4, Purple 'N Gold Staff 3: Spring Play 33 Contest Play 3, 45 Drake Play 35 Freshman Girls' Glee Club 1. Kathryn Zatloukal Always laughing, always gay, Eagle's glad she came our way. Transferred from Laurens 4. F.B. L.A. 4, Pep Katz 4, Thespians 4, Purple 'N Gold Staff 45 Fall Play 45 Contest Play 4. Not Pictured: E'ar1ene Thompson We wish we would have had time to know her better. Transferred from Webster City, Iowa, second semester of 4. Choir 4. Donald Whistler It's better to get to school late, and be wide awake, than to be there early and be asleep all day. SB HIDY Y 'hx E ,f' ff W i3?sf 2ai1isEQ4s? . T Q V I at V-x D fix- W ' 'ff' Xgmzwgf-5f5iL,l'2m' 4' if ., Li 1 A' I j h , . 2 XFW Y ak. :I a all Bw? iidm X, , Vg? xv 4,k, 3,9 A ,-,,, 0 as V A 1 , 1 I 1 I underclassmen .Q I juniors Row 1 Joanne Anderson Marilyn Aukland Janet Baldus Rosalie Boehme Judith Bohonek Row 2 Margretta Burkhart Kathleen Corofn Virginia Cupp Karen Diggins Judy Eittreim Row 3 Mary Elkin Karen Fevold Mary Grieves Starla Highland Wanda Johnson Row 4 Mary Jorgensen Joanne Kaplan Suzanne Latham Ruth Lothe Sharon MacKay Row 5 Marilyn Marshall Marilyn Michalson Mary Morgan Sandra Newcomb Sharon Norem Row 6 Marilyn Sampson Judy Schulz Marie Sterling Carol Summers Kay Sutton Row 7 Shirley Thompson Anita Tokheim Nina Torkelson Gail Turner Scharyll Wanken juniors Row 1 Diana Warner Linda Wellman Ardyth Yoder Larry Anderson Richard Bernard Row 2 james Blackman Tom Brown james Chelesvig Gary Cleveland Charles Coltvet Row 3 Paul Engels Gary Fisher Roger Hansen Leo Hilpipre Larry Kallem Row 4 Yale Kastler Terry Knutson Dallas Kraft Earl Lehman Kenneth Malaise Row 5 David McVicker Keith Mickelson John Nelson Robert Nelson Roger Norem Row 6 Ray Norris Larry Peterson Randy Peterson Brian Rainer David Rohrer Row 7 Charles Rowell Wayne Ruhl Marion Schultz Melvin Schultz Jerald Sharp ff iw as if T juniors Row 1 James Smith Carroll Spangler Dean Spangler James Spires David Stockdale Row 2 Robert Stockdale Robert Stowe Tom Thorn Dennis Thurmond Fred Timmerman Row 3 James Toillion Bruce Ulstead Larry Umstead Henry Vinnece Ronald Wagner Row 4 Roger Welnel John Wesselink Francis Wilson Edward Womack john Turner sophomores Row 5 Jane Anderson Cora Ballhagen Carolyn Beecher Mary Blake Carol Blankenship Row 6 Judy Boring Judy Brandrup Sharon Busick Carol Deimerly Pat Elliot Row 7 Mary Emerson Sharon Fryslie Sandra Gangstead Mary Grandgeorge Mary Griffith sophomores Row 1 Jeananne Hallagan Sharon Hammond Barbara Helgevold Yvonne Hemann Nancy Henry Row 2 Diane Johnson Karen Johnson Judy Johnston Marjorie Kallem Lois Knutson Row 3 Joann Larson Nelda Larson Judy Lynn Gloria Maier Lavonne Malaise Row 4 Cynthia Martens Diane Mathews Donna McCollough Judy Moellering Shari Morgan Row 5 Karen Mosher Carmen Olson Mary Olson Shirley Olson Jane Opheim Row 6 Judy Palm Shirley Patterson Pamela Paullus Jeanine Pohlman Carolyn Ratcliff Row 7 Linda Roe Darlene Schaumburg Peggy Strain Janice Subject Beverly Timmerman Q Q LEM ? 21' ea? 51, . , . 'd iifi' 4' mg? 5351 raft K' il' ,L i sophomores Row 1 Jeanne Umstead Linda Voigt Roberta Wicks Kathy Wilfong Sharolyn Wison Row 2 Roxana Wohlwend Dorothy Wright David Amdahl David Amosson Darrell Anderson Row 3 Paul Andersen Ronald Asehe Richard Butler Robert Campbell Richard Chapman Row 4 Michael Christensen Douglas Cumming Leland Denchlau Bruce Derscheid Michael Erland Row 5 Lynn Erslancl Gene Ford Don Garrett Roger Gearhart Walter Graves Row 6 Donald Grove Roger Gunderson john Hanson Clinton Hill Gary Huber Row 7 David Ingram Roger Knudsen Ray Larson Stanley Madson Steve Maxon sophomores Row 1 Terry McDermott Ambrose McGuire Larry Mechem Gary Miller John Nessa Row 2 Walter Parrish James Ralston Douglas Raygor jerry St, John Richard Sandvig Row 3 Martin Schaeferle Tom Schar Raymond Schutt Tom Sebber Douglas Simpson Row 4 Richard Stapp Harold Stith Toby Swanson jerry Van Roekel Robert Wicks Row 5 Larry Wilson Loren Woods Dick Zatloukal freshmen Row 6 Bette Adams Joanne Anderson JoAnn Baumann Beverly Beatty Alyce Benson Row 7 Marcia Boe Jean Brauman Frances Butz Nancy Chapman janet Elliott freshmen Row 1 Betsy Erickson Judith Freeman Janice Gunderson Nancy Gunter Linda Hansen Row 2 Patricia Helgevold Sandra Henely Ruth Hinrichsen Jacky Hosselton Ruth Hudgins Row 3 Linda Janson Joyce Jeanblanc Jeanne Jorgensen Kathleen Keppers Doris Kinseth RUW4 Karen Kizar Sharon Knutson Barbara Laurent Judy Lee Cheryl Lund Row 5 Kathe MacKay Rosemary Malaise Marian Mead Paulette Mersch Margaret Miller Row 6 Barbara Moklebust Mary Ann Nelson Mary Ellen Nelson Joyce Olson Geraldine Parker Row 7 Dorothy Patrick Kit Peterson Rickee Jo Ricketts Linda Riddle Margaret Roe freshmen Row 1 Gloria Romer Mary Rutherford Delma Sanders Connie Schnittjer Sandra Schrage Row 2 Jane Schulz Deanne Sherman Karen Stone Judy Sullivan Barbara Thompson Row 3 Donna Thompson Kathy Thompson Bernice Wagner Linda Will Charlene Willwerth Row 4 Geraldean Yoder Row 5 Lawrence Asche John Baldus Dennis Bauman Carroll Beecher Francis Brand Row 6 Lee Burns james Clagett Gary Darland Virgil Davis Larry De Camp Row 7 Rodney Diggins Ronald Elkin David Erickson David Ersland Porter Espeland i F' .2 'Z U K, 44 'Q Mae' 1 K , Sw X 5. freshmen Row 1 Alan Flower Ronald Freeman Douglas Frohling .Ton Frohling Gregg Groves Row 2 David Guddall James Halvorsen Robert Highland Jim Hilyard Mark Holtan Row 3 James Johnson Bernard Jorgensen Robert Kist Ronald Kist Bill Kraft RUW4 james Kuebler David Long Jerry Lynch Larry Malaise Richard Messerly Row 5 Dwight Middleton Jack Mosher John Myers Glen Obrecht Douglas Pinkele Row 6 Stanley Reed Paul Riley John Rogers James St. John Gary Sheriff Row 7 Gary Smith Mark Thebiay Russell Torkelson Michael Wilson Roger Womack freshmen Row 1 Frank Wolods Jerry Zatloukal eighth Row 2 Marie Adams Julia Amosson Carol Barker Carol Berhow Sheryl Bonnie Row 3 Rosmary Boring Judy Burras Flora Canfield Jeanette Croxell Shirley Cupp Row 4 Alice Darland Barbara De Camp Ellen Eagleson Glenda Erickson Ardith Fisher Row 5 Paulette Helgevold Shirley Henely Judy Heslop JoAnn Janson Marilyn Kelley Row 6 Janet Lohf Marcia Lunde Pauline Malaise Janice McCollough Linda Mickelson Row 7 Janet Moklebust Mary Morton Linda Newcomb Barbara Paulson Georgia Sandvig A. K eighth Row 1 Carolyn Schroeder Laura Sebber Kay Sheriff Susan Stauffer Joyce Stockdale Row 2 Janice Thurmond Lynda Tilghman Bonnie Torvik Ann Trausch Carmen Walsh Row 3 Beverly Woodin Ruth Wohlwend Mary Yon Barbara Zipp Rofw4 Terry Allen Robert Asche Robert Aukland James Brady David Brown Row 5 Lesly Burns Charles Campbell Steven Claude David Cole Dean Crovisier Row 6 Regie Dencklau David Eittreim Kent Ekstrom Alan Ellwanker Ronald Gearhart Row 7 Douglas Gross Duane Halverson Bill Hanson Robert Hellwig Bruce Henry eighth Row 1 Gary Hill Rodney Hilpipre Leo Hoefer John Johnson Tom Johnston Row 2 Dale Jorgensen Roger Kallem Kenneth Kastler Howard Kleppe Timothy Larson Row 3 Michael Long jerry MacDonald Nick MacDowell Merlyn Mayes Timothy McGuire Row 4 David Messerly Donald Meyer Joel Michalson john Michalson Gregg Middleton Row 5 Michael Moffitt Phillip Molstre Douglas Moshe.r Bruce Nelson Damon Ohlerking Row 6 john Olson Darrell Paullus Ronald Pyle Elmer Rutherford Roger Schulz Row 7 Donnie Sickler Stephen Simkins Curtis Spangler Dennis Spangler Melvin Spangler ww , . 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Bi are eighth Row 1 Kenneth Spellmeyer Charles Strait Bruce Toillion Robert Voigt Martin Walters Row 2 Dale Weedman Eldon NVeinl'1old Clayton Will Terry Willard Robert Woodard seventh Row 3 Linda Asche Mardean Babcock Eleanor Barkis Gloria Brock Marsha Carter Row 4 Linda Click Carol Crovisier Shirley Davis Kristen Ellwanger Carol Engels Row 5 Cathy Engels Cheryl Frakes Barbara Gunter Susan Hansch Mary Hanson Row 6 Ellen Haycraft Bonnie Helgevold Barbara Hellwig Jeanne Horner Georgia Howard Row 7 Thelma Irelan Linda Johnson Kathryn jones Mary Knutson Joyce Kuebler seventh Row 1 Carmen Larson Lynne Larson Ellen Malaise Mary Lou Mericle Vicki Middleton Row 2 Christine Moffit Anita Nelson Mary Newsome Rosalie Nicol Alice Peterson Row 3 Rosemary Riley Katherine Schaumburg Helen Summers Judith Thompson Bonnie Umstead Row 4 Alberta Warland Mary Warner Carol Wilson Cathy Woodard Bill VVright Row 5 Richard Allen Michael Anderson Richard Andrew Jack Berryhill Mickey Brown Row 6 Robert Busick Craig Comstock Larry Denchlau Glen Derscheid Raymond Emerson Row 7 Larry Engels David Gord jason Groves Raymond Hartl Larry Hill 3 seventh Row 1 Denny Hilpipre Barry Holden Tim Holtan David Irelan Brian Johnson Row 2 Ronald Kallem Gale Kunert Steven Legvold Alan Lehman Richard Lenning Row 3 Jerry Linn Louis Lovelace james Long Ricky Mayes Donald Miller Row 4 Mike Moser Dean Mosher Curtis Moss Robert Nervig Brian Norris Row 5 Stanley Olson Larry Orr Stanley Pamperin Frank Pardun Harry Parker Row 6 Charles Patrick Ronald Rassmussen Dennis Roseland Gary Rosendahl Wayne Sandvig Row 7 Larry Schultz Harold Shortenhaus Ted Timmerman John Toillion Michael Tokheim Row 8 Garry Trask Gary Tysdal Steven Wesselink Ronald Willwerth john Wilson X G I Q 545,35 Q 6 'M If N! rs.-'? 2 Q v I ake ... ind bonfitfm ,li P 4,7 v I 3 uf 2219 ps Xxx' . I: 11 ' 'gf x I F Q M as 1 ' if Q 5? xi fa an gi m . WE' A X 4. H P WE LL HHMBYTHETDN Y -1.k,w.NiL-y , ' r uk .. in-as ,,,,mmsfANC Www A af Jw Tlf COZMRM homecoming game cud Q 0 :- .'4 I ,xg in , ,, ,.,. - , is H. A, QA . M, ' I, jf' ' ' , A ' W 5.4 A V 21 ,, , K Ham i R fb M .-U 1 i , ,xx , W 'fi 5 xx K5 2'f'Jk'X K, ff . A if f A N 'H-3 ,.V,L K 3+ 1 iq PQ. 14:3 li M N W 9 i gE'f?' X 15 K ' . K. E' xx , f A Q , mm-Q . ' X 5 2 X X J ,QMWQ K., X 3 QM ' if , , ,, fix 3 I 1 f'- x. J- A Ai-ifgfftf' 'I' A ff, ,Q 3' .ffgfilv Q. fd In-L66 Llfen ll uma! YS k ' Left to right, front row: Mr. Wolfe, sponsorg Jeanne Umstead, treasurer, Linda Wellman, secretaryg Charles Coltvet vice presidentg Eugene Ryerson, president. Second row: Dixie Tiss, Diane Hansen, Nancy Chapman, Janice Mc- Daniels, Sharon Norem. Third row: Karen Nessa, Don Groves, Doug Cumming, Jim St. John, Kathy Erickson Mary Gearhart, Connie Schnittjer. student council The Student Council is made up of 17 members selected on the following basis: three members elected from each of the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes each year - three junior members elected for a 2-year term, and all others for a l-year term. The junior and senior classes also elect one additional member each year, designated as an alternate, who serves a l-year term. No current class officer may be a Student Council member. To promote all-school social activities, the Student Council sponsored a Freshman Welcoming' Dance early in the fall and a Christmas Seventeen Hop prior to Christmas vacation for all students of E.G.H.S. Left to right, front row: joanne Kaplan, Dixie Tiss, Jeannette Thompson, Karen Diggins, Margretta Buijkllart, ,lncly Toillion, Roselee Gray, Diane Hansen. Second row: Linda Hotz, Beverly Hinrichsen, Phyllis Halverson, Eugene Ry- crson, Kathleen Erickson, Judy Kunert, Mary Grieves, Judy Wilfong, Gary Obrecht. national honor society This certifies that T,., was elected a member of the Epsilon Chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools membership in which is based on Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. The above citation is given to each member of the National Honor Society. Member- ship in the National Honor Society is determined by scholarship, character, service, and leadership. To be eligible for nomination to this society, a student must be a junior or senior in residence in our school for one year, and must rank in the top one-third of his respective class. A total of 152 of the senior class may be members Q5'Z, elected in their junior yearj and 575 of the junior class may members. These percentages are se- lectd by an individual evaluation of the eligible students by the faculty. A total is made of the teachers' appraisalsg the total is divided by the number of teachers rating the stu- dent. The 5'Z, of the juniors and the 152, of the seniors are then selected from the top averages of the faculty ratings. The National Honor Society is an honorary rather than an active organization in our high school. Left to right, front row: Miss Knock, Glenda Farmer, Bette Hansen, Jeannette Thompson, Sharon Norem, Doug Cumming, Mr. Phillips. Second row: Roselee Gray, Joan Spangler, Dorothy Wright, Jerenne Kraft, Karen Nessa, Mary Gearhart, Beverly Hinrichsen, Linda Hotz, Sherry Larson. Third row: Sharolyn Wilson, Judy Moellering, Carolyn Ratcliff, Nancy Henry, Rosalie Boehme, Sharon Crovisier, Judy Berhow, Colleen Tveit, Phyllis Halverson, 1959 eaglet staff Jeannette Thompson, editor Mary Olson. ArtStaff... Faculty Section. . Senior Section. . . Underclassmen Sharon Norem, assistant editor .Doug Cumming, editor Sharolyn Wilson Glenda Farmer, editor Mary Olson Linda Hotz, editor Beverly Hinrichsen Mary Gearhart Sherry Larson Section .......... Roselee Gray, co-editor Activities Section .... . . . Joan Spangler, co-editor Bette Hansen, editor Jerenne Kraft Judy Moellering Advertising ..... Sales ...... Advisors. . . Karen Nessa, manager .Colleen Tveit, manager Judy Berhow Rosalie Boehme Cheryl Brock Sharon Busick Sharon Crovisier Jeananne Hallagan Phyllis Halverson Nancy Henry Carolyn Ratcliff Beverly Torkelson Dorothy Wright Mr. Paul Phillips Miss Bonnie Knock anything can happen lon picture taking dayll The editor must sweep up and keep up with everything in EGHS. Above : Left: Below: it All of Mr. Boe's talents are not vocal. They clicln't know the camera was loaded ! Mr. Phillips thinks. There must he an easier way to make a living. fThan getting all these pictures for the Eagletj Left to right, front row: Miss Knock CSponsorJ, P. Halverson fPres.D, W. Johnson KV-Presj, J. Kraft fSec.J, K. Nessa CTreas.J, R. Gray CReporterl, L. Hotz CHist.l, B. Hinrichsen CParl.j, Mr. Phillips fSponsorD. Second row: V. Cupp, M. Elkin, M. Michalson, M. Sadler, I. Thompson, D. Wright, C. Brooks, M. Morgan, S. Norem, E. Gunder- son, M. Aukland, N. Torkelson. Third row: A. Yoder, S. Spires, G. Farmer, B. Hansen, M. Kallem, J. Opheim, C. Blankenship, M. Gearhart, M. Olson, J. Hallagan, L. Malaise, N. Larson. Fourth row: J. Spangler, K. Sutton, S. Wilson, C. Fischer, C. Ratcliff, N. Henry, G. Maier, J, Johnston, D. McCollough, L. Voigt, J. Palm, M. Grandgeorge S. Busick. Fifth row: S. Larson, B. Torkelson, S. Crovisier, D. Marker, S. Christensen, J. Berhow, D. Hansen, L Gunderson, D. Miller, I. Sharp, T. Lund, J. McDaniels. Sixth row: L. Kallem, J. Wesselink, J. Moellering, B. Read, C. Tveit, K. Zatloukal, J. McDaniels, L. Meyer, N. Pullen, R. Sheriff. Seventh row: G. Stearns, T. Thorn, Y. Kastler, D. Metheny, K. Friesth, L. Wellman, R. Boehme, A. Tokheim, and K. Mosher. future business leaders of america The Eagle Grove FBLA chapter is recognized as Iowa's leading chapter, Eagle Grove received the Lloyd V. Douglas trophy, awarded each year to the outstanding chapter in Iowa, in 1956, 1957, and 1958. The chapter received the Hamden L. Forkner trophy, awarded each year to the outstanding FBLA chapter in America, in 1956, ranked 6th in 1957, and ranked 3rd in 1958. There are over 30 chapters in Iowa and nearly 2000 chap- ters in America. v FBLA is an organization for young men and women interested in taking their place in the business and professional world. It offers one of the broadest selections of activi- ties among our extra curricular offerings. Projects emphasize - service - progress - education -- the club's motto. Members receive experience in spelling, vocabulary, pub- lic speaking, parliamentary law, true-to-life interviews, exhibit building, stenographic service, community service, and social activities. UMR r m g ' iz W g g? 1 5 SEV ' 4 'x i -.1 ,Q,, QU s W W4 Q ...W . .K gy . x., 0, iv , ,Q V .u 4 vii iw ,, '11-W .. nmxgwfw 13?- K K o ? K mm- f ,meyer Aearfa ' . ,, dw 'eilaewzxemfze ETF: ,ii K ' , . - ' ,, -L mms? 4' ,Q -I ,,,. A , 1 Wg, ig f 5 it fk3vf1,x3ie?'Xx9e'ewf ,ff 1536: 3. i s x avsisii fam f ..,. , - ., ,..4 . ,.., X. R If TFL? f Gala. v. ' as-Tami? lm XFX?-1 ? ve' , Q My 'Pk' , .. . ,, 1' s--f ffggi.-M51 -f . ,gg g , ?mnfw,M N, -ww , ,L mg,-, iff.,.,,,,.- ., ,A ,A Left to right, front row: S. Patterson, R. Gray, M. Olson Csales managerj, D. Marker Cfeature editorj, M. Sadler fdistribution managerj, J. Kraft Ceo-editorj, B. Hinrichsen fco-editorj, C. Brooks Cfront page editorj, T. Swanson Csptffts editorj, D. Stockdale. Second row: J. Brauman, B. Adams, G. Turner, M. Mickelson, M. Elkin, D. Wright, I. Thompson., K. Nessa, M. Morgan, L. Hotz, S. Norem, J. Kaplan. Third row: K. Peterson, J. McD'aniels, K. Zatloukal, D, Hansen, J. Moellering, G. Farmer, B. Hansen, D. Miller, S. Crovisier, J. Berhow, I. Sharp, T. Lund, I. Spangler. Fourth row: P. Schutt, M. Burkhart, G. Obrecht, M. Erland, L. Wellman, S. Wilson, B. Read, V. Cupp, K. Sutton, D. Warner, M. Jorgenson, B. Stockdale. Fifth row: M. Blake, L. Flower, I. Kunert, I. Wilfong, J, Toill- ion, C. Schnittjer, M. Nelson, L. Hansen, M. Nelson, G. Tumer, B. Mokelbust. purple and gold The Purple-N-Gold is a four-page, five-column tabloid written and edited by volun- teers from the student body. Eight issues a year are published by the Eagle Grove Eagle. Students receieve subscriptions with the purchase of their activity tickets. Student reporters submit rough copy any time before Wednesday of the week pre- ceding publication. The copy is edited, corrected, and typed before it is delivered to the Eagle Grov-e Eagle linotype crew. The galley proof is picked up on Friday evening prior to publication. One copy is proofread and the other copy is cut up for pasting purposes. Early Saturday morning the editors report to the Eagle office to assist in the final page make-up. On Monday 800 copies are printed. The copies are picked up by the distributing manager, the distributing crew delivers the copies to students, faculty, and advertisers. Sponsor W. G. Bennett fabsent when picture was takenj has sponsored the Purple- N-Gold for eleven years. - -1- Left to right, front row: Jeanne Umstead, Jean Brauman, Mary Timmerman, Ruth Lothep Bette Hansen, reporterg Linda Wellman, secretary-treasurer, Joanne Kaplan, vice-presidentg Wanda Johnson, Jeanine Pohlmang Miss Jac- queline Shick, sponsor. Second row: Jeananne Hallagan, Jeanne Jorgensen, Sandra Schrage, Patricia Helgevold, Dorothy Wright, Beverly Timmerman, Marilyn Michalson, Mary Morgan, Carolyn Brooks, Karen Nessa. Third row: Sandra Gangstead, Sharon MacKay, Marilyn Aukland, Linda Janson, Donna McCollough, Judy Johnston, Kit Peterson, Bette Adams, Kathy Thompson, Lois Ballou. Fourth row: Janice Wright, Gloria Fisher, Mary Ellen Nelson, Sharon Fryslie, Judy Boring, Judy Eittreim, Nina Torkelson, Ardyth Yoder, Lavonne Malaise, Geraldean Yoder. girls' recreational association Here's a club to let off some of that penned-up pep and enthusi- asm. lt provides ample opportunity for high school girls to par- ticipate in recreational activities over and above their physical education classes. School letters and pins may be earned by girls who participate in outside recreational activities extensively. Invitations to play days from other GRA clubs add to the girls' enjoyment. Left to right, front row: Jean Brauman, Kathleen Coron, Pamela Paullus, Margaret Miller, Marie Sterling, Judy Ettreim, Mary Griffith, Bette Adams, Judy Boring, Linda Wellman. Second row: Judi Toillion, Sharon MacKay, Shirley Patterson, Bette Hansen, Jeanne Umstead, Barbara Laurent, Kit Peterson, Sandra Gangstead, Ruth Lothe, Karen Nessa, Mary Ellen Nelson, Sharon Fryslie, Shari Morgan. pom pon girls These lively high school girls have put much time and energy into the intricate routines which they have executed for half-time entertainment at various winter athletic events. The pom pon girls also made a trip to Hampton to perform during half-time at our basketball game there. rope jumpers Left to right: Virginia Cupp, Judy Boring, Sharon Busickg Janet Elliott, manager, Linda Flower, Patsy Elliott, Beulah Read. as s.1 : pep katz . . . We've got the pep, we've got the steam ! Here are our yell-boosters ready to boost our boys onward toward victory. This student group Works behind the scenes to add moral support to our boys who are engaged in athletic competition. Signs of all sizes bedeck the halls in school and line the gym during the events, booster buttons are sold to encourage school enthusiasm, and skits add encouragement during pep assemblies. Awards are presented to members who give extensive time and work to the club's program of activities. All of these are only a part of the Pep Katz's program of team support. Their membership is large, but the more, the better, when all work for the support of our teams. Officers are Karen Nessa, presi- dentg Mary Jorgensen, vice-president, Sandra Gangstead, secretary, Linda Hotz, treasurer, Jerenne Kraft, re- porterg Miss Jacqueline Schick, spon- sor. Beaky, our mascot, helps lend support! Left to right, front row: Mr. Wally Hanson, sponsor, Keith Mickelson, vice-presidentg Terry MacDowell, Randy Pet- erson, Dave Sandvig, presidentg Dick Williams, Steve Hanson, Jim Smith. Second ro-W: Francis Wilson, Jim Toillion Charles Coltvet, secretary, Doug Cumming, Jim Chelesvig, Larry Umstead, David Stockdale, Gary Engh. Third row Norman Pullen, Bruce Thebiay, Dave Rohrer, Brian Rainer, Dennis Thurmond, Eugene Ryerson, Gary Huber Dallas Kraft. Fourth row: Jerald Sharp, Steve Maxon, Roger Gearhart, Don Garrett, Roger Wepel, Richard Bernard Fifth row: Bob Stoweg honorary members - Cheerleaders Roselee Gray, Sharon Norem, Joanne Kaplan, Janice Mc- D'aniels, Ioan McDanielsg Don Messerly. e club Members of the club, fellows who have won a school letter for participation in our competitive sports, run a concession stand during all home basketball games and Wrestling meets to main- tain an operating fund for the club's activities. Each spring these boys sum up the year with their big social event - the E Club banquet. Our A squad cheerleaders are now considered honorary mem- bers of the club, since they also earn a school letter in their field as cheerleaders. Left to right, front row: Mr. Diggins, sponsor, Lynn Lrsland, Gary risner, Dean Spangler, nugene Ryerson, John Hanson, Dick Williams. Second row: jim Chelesvig, Roger Hansen, Michael Christenson, john Nessa, Robert Stock- dale, Paul Engles, Larry Mechem, Jerald Sharp, Roger Norem, Larry Kallem. Third row: Jon Frohling, Robert Campbell, Roger Wepel, Carroll Spangler, Russell Torkelson, David Erickson, Lee Burns, Kenneth Malaise, Ronald Wagner, Gene Ford, Harold Stith. Fourth row: Richard Staff, Leland Dencklau, Ambrose McGuire, Walter Graves, Douglas Pinkelei, Gary Smith, Mark Holtan, Mark Thebiay, Gregg Groves, James Clagett, Virgil Davis, David Ersland, Bruce Derschei . future farmers of america The objectives of the FFA are to promote leadership, cooperation and a love of country life. A boy must be enrolled in vocational agriculture and have a plan for a satis- factory supervised farming program to be eligible for membership as a Green Hand. If he successfully completes his farming program and maintains a reasonable grade in Vocational Agriculture he becomes eligible for the Chapter Farmer Degree the sec- ond year. The State or American Farmer Degrees may be granted to those boys who perform their work well and show real leadership ability. Left to fight: Mr. Diggins, advisor, Dick Wil- hams, sentmielg John' Hansen, reporter, Dean Spangler, vice president, Eugene Ryerson, president, Gary Fisher, secretary, Lynn Ers- land, treasurer. Left to right, front row: Richard Sheriff, Terry Knutson, Larry Malaise, Larry Wilson, James St. John, Lloyd Meyer Second row: Mrs. Grada Peterson, advisorg Gene Ford, Stanley Reed, Frank Woods, Paul Riley, Larry DeCamp Third row: Walter Graves, Douglas Raygor, Don Garrett, Roger Knudsen, Jerry St. john, James Spires. high school visual education The Visual Education Clubs include boys interested in operating the film machines. Each operator is required to take instructions, practice using the machines, and pass an oral test for operating the machines. He must show care in the handling of film, and be prompt, courteous, and honest. Service certificates are awarded to qualifying mem- bers in the spring. junior high visual education Left to right, front row: Ronald Gearhart, David Cole, Eldon Weinhold, Clifford Thorn, Ricky Mayes. Second row: Mrs. Grada Peterson, advisor, Donald Meyer, Bruce Toillion. fr W -was Left to right, front row: Judy Moellering Calternatej, Judy Kunert finterpretive readingj Beulah Read Cinterpretive d' J M I rea ing g r. Genn Pinkham, speech clirectorg Jeannette Thompson fdramatic declamj Lloyd Meyer fdramatic de- claml, Karen Diggins Cdramatic declam, original oratoryj. Second row' Sharolyn Wilson Coratoricsl decla J M'k . on ITI , I C Abrams fextemporaneous speakingl, Eugene Ryerson Cextemporaneous speaking, radio speakingj Carolyn Brooks 'h d t umorous eclaml, Janice Sharp Chumorous declaml, Kay Sutton Chumorous declamj, Mary Jorgensen Cinterpretive readingl, Kathy Zatloukal falternateb. Third row: Judi Toillion Cradio speakin J Mar Bl k g , y a e foriginal oratoryl, Margretta Burkhart foriginal oratoryj, Gary Obrecht Calternatej, Richard Sheriff Cradio speakingb, Linda Hotz Cal- ternatel, Joanne Kaplan Qoratorical declamj, Mary Sue Sadler falternatel. - speech contestants These students were chosen in the home contest to represent our school in the February pre-district speech contest at Clarion. Those who received a division I rating there entered competi- tion at the district level at Spencer in Marchg those who again received this rating were entitled to enter state compeition in April. Each division had three judges, who individually rated each speaker. To receive a division I rating, the contestant must receive a I rating from at least two of the three judges. Left to right, front row: Lloyd Meyerg Carolyn Brooks, clerkg Judy Kunert, reporter, Victor Lothe, treasurer, Janice Sharp, secretary, Karen Diggins, vice-presidentg Jeannette Thompson, presidentg Mr. Roger Williams and Mr. Dale Midland, advisors. Second row: Karen Will, Judi Toillion, Mary Blake, Mary Timmerman, Beulah Read, Kathy Zatloukal, Mary Sue Sadler, Judy Moellering, Rosalie Boehme. Third row: Linda Flower, Mary Gearhart, Richard Sheriff, Gary Oibrecht, Margretta Burkhart, Sharolyn Wilson, Joan Spangler, Kay Sutton, Mary Jorgensen. thespians This club is a national dramatic organization. Its purpose is to promote interest in the Dramatic Arts, to allow further participation in dramatic activities, and to recog- nize those students who have made outstanding achievements in the field of drama. An invitation into Thespian Troupe 543, designating the accumulation of 10 points earned by the candidate and the affirmative vote of the present club members, starts the fun for the candidate. Initiation Day proves to be a big one for all future members as they are run through their paces. The year was a big one for Troupe 543. A fall picnic started the social activities, work on the homecoming float fplaced 3rdJ and sponsoring of an all-school Femmes Fancy Formal party tgirl-ask-boyj called for group cooperationg and an excursion to see The Music Man at KRNT theater in Des Moines met with much enthusiasm for those who were able to make the trip. Left to right, front row: Kay Sutton Cmusicj, Dixie Tiss, Karen Stone, Judy Moellering, Marjorie Vinnece, Judy Berhow, Joan McDaniels, Margretta Burkhart, Ruth Lothe, Judith Bohonek, Mary Griffith, Elaine Gunderson, Karen Diggins fsoundj, Karen Will fmake-upJ. Second row, kneeling: Janice Sharp, Sharolyn Wilson, Josephine Yeager, Mary Tirnmerman, Mary Morgan, Charlotte Orr, Roger Norem, Marilee Olson, Diane Hansen, Judy Eittreim, Kathy Erickson, Kathleen Wilfong. Back row, standing: Mary Blake, Judy Wilfong, Sharon MacKay, Rosalie Boehme, Shirley Patterson, Marjorie Kallem, Jane Opheim, Roselee Gray, Mary Sue Sadler, Victor Lothe, Jeannette Thompson, Doug Niebur, Rita Stafford, Larry Kallem, Richard Sheriff, Kathy Zatloukal, Gary Obrecht, Gerald Sharp, Mike Deimerly, Walter Graves, Karen N essa, Linda Hotz, Judy Kunert, Linda Flower, Colleen Tveit. contest play Genesis Mr. Glenn Pinkham, director This choric drama is a moving and beautiful presentation of the Book of Genesis. First the choruses tell the story of creation - the birth of light, firmament, earth and seas, birds, trees and man. There is the life in the garden of Adam fpantomimed by Victor Lothej and Eve Ueannette Thompsonj, then the tempta- tion. After the Fall there is life outside the garden - the birth of pain, death, and children, Cain CDoug Nieburj and Abel fGary Obrechtj. There is the moving first offering to God and the jealousy of Cain, who then turns on his brother. With Abel dead, Eve finds courage to go on, and also she finds compassion. The story flows between the principals and the choral groups, the latter being the voices of good and evil. The dramatic essence of many stories is caught here and presented with a poetic simplicity which is noteworthy in its phrasing and impact. Left to right, front row: Karen Will, Karen Diggins, Kay Sutton, Dixie Tiss, Beulah Read. Second row: Lloyd Meyer, Mary Blake, Roselee Gray, Colleen Tveit. conference play The Summons of Sariel Mr. Glenn Pinkham, director Outside the gates of Eternity, the Soul of The Graduate QKaren Digginsj meets The Clay CKay Suttonj and The Spirit CMary Blakej. The frightened girl longs to return to Earth, where the doctors are Working to save her body, injured in an automobile accident on the eve of Commencement. The Clay reminds her ofthe joys of Earth. The Spirit bids her accept God's will, as announced by Sariel, God's Angel of Death QLloyd Meyerj, whether that decrees return to Earth or not. As the girl Waits in doubt, others appear: the frightened Suicide CBeulah Readj, the Old Old Woman QColleen Tveitj - who longs for Sarie1's sum- mons, the Young Mother CKaren Willy - Worried about her chil- dren, and the Blind Child QDixie Tissj, led by its Guardian Angel QRoselee Grayj. To each of these Sariel appears with a message, either to return to Earth or to enter the shining gates. Inspired by what she sees, The Graduate finds faith and courage to obey the bidding of Sariel. Seldom does a play of such inspiring power have so tense an interest. It ends on a note of serene happiness as the resigned young Graduate receives Sariel's message - to return to Earth! Left to right, seated: Sharolyn Wilson CCaseyD, Karen Diggins CLizJ, Janice Sharp CMother Applej, Carol Blankenship CThelmaJ, Judy Moellering KMJTIBD, Lois Knutson Uustinej, Mary Sue Sadler Uunej, Kathryn Zatloukal fMarilynD. Second row, standin : M Blak P ll S g ary e C o yl, Joan pangler fDallasj, Mary Jorgensen CMerryD, Lloyd Meyer fChadj, Judi Toillion fM.argeJ, Suzanne Latham CBeckyJ, Rosalie Boehme CAdelaideJ, Douglas Metheny fSamj, Delores Marker fAliceD, Margretta Burkhart CGracel, Gary Obrecht Uoej. fall play Take Care of My Little Girl Mr. Dale Midland, director The three-act comedy, presented on Friday, November 14, depicts the new world of Elizabeth Ericson CKaren Digginsj as she struggles at Midwestern University. Liz is caught in the sorority whirl and finds herself too busy for Joe fGary Obrechtj, her steady, who is working his way through college, and Becky fSuzanne Lathamj, her shy best friend. Neglecting her studying to become the kind of girl men admire, Liz is conditioned at mid year in Zoology. This is only the beginning of her troubles which climaxes on hilarious Initiation Night. In the final scene Liz meets the challenge of understanding tolerance, friendship, and real love. Left to right: G. Obrecht CBasil Barringtonj, M. Burkhart CBeatrice Hudnutj, D. Tiss CAmeliaJ, L. Meyer CGaylord Duckworthj, D. Metheny CFairfax Kissleberghj, M. Jorgensen CPansy Painej, K. Sutton CHedda Barringtonj, L. Kallem QDawsonJ, J. Sharp QMarcella Painej, R. Stafford CDorothy Bullockj, K. Diggins CMidge Painel, T. Knutson CHilary Painel. spring play For Her Che-ild's Sake Mr. Roger Williams, Director This three-act melodrama piles up one comedy scene after another and the dialogue is a scream! The pure, but persecuted, heroine, the rascally villain with the fierce mus- tache, the manly -bosomed hero who arrives in the nick of time are all here. Hilary Paine QT. Knutsonj decides to return home, bringing with him his young, beautiful wife, Pansy, our heroine QM. Jorgensen? and her baby, Heliotrope. When Hilary dies of the most sudden heart attack on record, Pansy is left to face the most unwelcome attentions of the scoundrel, Gaylord Duckworth, the family lawyer CL. Meyerj. The latter also wants control of the Paine fortune. Pansy spurns the vil1ain's advances and he frames her on a murder charge. In order to save her little daughter's fair name, Pansy makes the supreme sacrifice by leaving home. But after a year of longing for a sight of her babe, Pansy returns heavily veiled, determined to get a glimpse of her beloved che-ild. For a While it is tough going for Pansy, but like all fair heroines she triumphs at the end of the last act and wins the love ofnobl-e Fairfax Kisslebergh CD. Methenyj who earns an honest living punching holes in cheese down at the cheese factory! Left to right, front row: Jeanne Jorgensen, Alyce Benson, Doris Kins th Sh K e , aron nutson, Bernice Wagner, Jacky Hosselton, Bette Adams, Kathy Thompson, Kit Peterson, Barbara Moklebust, Betsy Erickson, Nancy Chapman, Mary Ann Nelson, Janice Gunderson. Second row: Charlene Willwerth, Patricia Helgevold, Rickee Jo Ricketts, Margaret Miller, Sandra Schrage, Marcia Boe, Mary Ellen Nelson, Donna Thompson, Connie Schnittjer, Linda Han- sen, Ruth Hinrichsen, Kathleen Keppers. Third row: Gloria Romer, Joyce Jeanblanc Judy Sullivan, Joyce Olson, Jean Brauman, Linda Janson, Jane Schulz, Linda Will, Kathye MacKay, Jo Ann Baumah, Beverly Beatty, Marian Mead. freslimanegirls' glee club These girls make their debut into high school vocal activities with their participation in the Chrstmas concert, pre-Easter ser- vices and spring concert. Seated, Mary Grieves, accompanist. Left to right, front row: Kay Sutton, Mary Jorgensen, Sharon Spires, Bette Hansen, Rosalie Boehme, Karen Will, Colleen Tveit, Diana Warner, Anita Tokheim, Roselee Gray, Linda Hotz, Caro- lyn Brooks, Judi Toillion, Karen Diggins, Nina Torkelson, Dixie Tiss. Second row: Virginia Cupp, Lillian Gunder- son, Judy Eittreim, Joan Spangler, Beverly Hinrichsen, Jerenne Kraft, Marilee Olson, Mary Morgan, Gail Turner, Linda Wellman, Sharon Norem, Judy Kunert, Glenda Farmer. Third ro-wr Janet Baldus, Margretta Burkhart, Betty Stockdale, John Hanson, Roger Gearhart, James St. John, John Meyers, Frank Woods, Marilyn Michalson, Judy Wilfong, Geraldine Turner, Linda Clagett. Fourth row: Terry Knutson, Clinton Hill, Lloyd Meyer, Bruce Thebiay, Roger Hansen, Randy Peterson, Douglas Cumming, Roger Gunderson, Tom Schar, Michael Erland, Roger Knudsen, Charles Rowell, Martin Schaeferle. high school choir The high school choir, in addition to the annual Christmas con- cert, pre-Easter services, and spring concert, sang on KQTV, Fort Dodge, during the pre-Christmas season and participated in the North Central vocal music festival held at Humboldt early in the spring. Freshmen, sophomore, junior, or senior boys, and sophomore, junior, or senior girls are eligible to become members of the choir. As in the other large vocal groups, selection is made on the basis of try-outs held early in the fall. These try-outs also aid the director in determining the student's voice range. Seated, Cynthia Martens, accompanist. Left to right, front row: Kay Sutton, Mary Jorgensen, Judy Eittre-im, Rosalie Boehme, Sandra Gangstead, Sharolyn Wilson, Mary Grieves, Diana Warner, Anita Tokheim, Linda Wellman, Sharon Norem, Mary Blake, Jane Opheim, Marilyn Michalson, Karen Diggins, Nina Torkelson. Second row: Diane Johnson, Virginia Cupp, Nancy Henry, Marilyn Aukland, Judy Boring, Mary Morgan, Dorothy Wright, Jeanine Pohlman, Judy Moellering, Kathleen Wilfong, Peggy Strain, Beverly Timmerman, Mary Emerson, Mary Olson, Mary Griffith. Third row: Carmen Olson, Barbara Helgevo-ld, Jane Anderson, Margretta Burkhart, Kathleen Coron, Judith Bohonek, Janet Baldus, Sharyll Wanken, Cheryl Brock, Phyllis Schutt. Fourth row: LaVonne Malaise, Shirley Olson, Sharon Hammond, Sheri Morgan, Judy Palm, Jeanne Umstead, Judy Schulz. girls' glee club This vocal music group, composed of sophomore, junior, and a few senior girls, meets twice a week, alternating with the choir, as a sixth period class. The group participates in the annual Christmas and spring concerts, and also cooperates with the Eagle Grove Ministerial Association by presenting several musi- cal selections at the pre-Easter services held each year at school during the Week prior to Easter vacation. .....,.....-,............,.. . ,-. is 'Ef- if . J f. ggi j Q V if 4 Q sf? ii -M Z' ' A .K ,. ' .Z4 :.- .1',:silZ'e':i'i3?: 'J' 'V W 4' ' s f J Q M ' 'L' . .. ,Y Y. Q Ai if ' '21 3 3 Q W . . -' mf it af? 8 4 X 1 .w zz 5 X 5 ,gk 2 Rf 4 , 5 M X 4 ag? gg il. gig, I If D ws . MA H ? fafa W ' K 1 'iff' D, .Y , senior gids' sextet Left to right: Bette Hansen, accom- panistg Carolyn Brooks, Judi Tofill- ion, Roselee Gray, Linda Hotz, Beverly Hinrichsen, Ierenne Kraft. 05 Q- 3 junior gids sextet Left to right: Mary Jorgensen, Ros- alie Boehrne, Mary Grieves, Anita Tokheim, Diana Warner, Karen Digginsg Cynthia Martens, accom- pamst. boys' double quartet Left to right: Richard Sandvig, Michael Erland, Clinton Hill, Roger Knudsen, Roger Gunderson, Doug Cumming, Martin Schaeferle, Lloyd Meyer. Left to right: Twirlers S. Christensen, K. Stone, M. Nelson, Drum Majorette J. Thompson, J. Boring, M. Boe, M. Tim- merman. Front row, kneeling: T. Swanson, H. Vinnece, P. Anderson, M. Nelson, S. Latham, G. Turner, A. Flower, S. Patterson, M. Elkin, I. Toillion, S. Fischer. Second row: D. Simpson, B. Adams, L. Hansen, L. Flower, L. Knut- son, M. Schaeferle, J. Kunert, R. Diggins, P. Espeland, T. Schar, R. Gunderson, D. Torvik, J. Turner, K. Peterson, C. Martens, M. Burkhart, J. Brauman, S. Knutson, M. Emerson, D. Warner, D. Tiss, D. Joh-nson, J. Opheim, M. Sampson. Third row: S. Crovisier, C. Hill, L. Meyer, I. Blackman, V. Lothe, C. Tveit, S. Busick, M. Blake, J. Halvor- sen, B. Erickson, D. Metheny, I. Weedman, M. Grieves, S. Schrage, D. Thompson, R. Lothe, G. Obrecht, R. Boehme, A. Tokheim, N. Chapman, K. Diggins, D. Marker. high school marching hand Over the loudspeaker blared the announcement, And now, for our half-time enter- tainment, theEagle Grove High School Marching Band ..., the majorette's whistle gave the forward-march signal, and onto the field stepped our high school marching band with a half-time routine at each 1958 home football game. The band's fall marching season started prior to the 1958-59 school year with their performing at the Humboldt Centennial fair in August, and ended with their participa- tion in Nixon Day at Fort Dodge early in November. 8:00 a.m. and evening rehearsals often kept the band personnel busy, but their efforts were well rewarded with a ban- quet honoring them during the winter. This does not close the band's season, however, for an invitation to Iowa State Col- lege's Veisha festivities CMay 95 was extended to the band and there is a possibility that it may march at Mason City's annual band festival in June. 0 ..L, Q , M-,,.,.,,.,.......,y ., ,, W N . x N vw fm my Q .2 U .1 K 1 Q if s s r s 4. 4 S X :uw 9 famwnmsm- Awww -H- f Left to right, front row: Alice Darland, Glenda Erickson, Carolyn Schroeder, Barbara Paulson, Janice Thurmond, Gary Tysdal, Mickelson, Rosalie Nicol, Julia Amosson. Second row: Kathy Thompson, Douglas Frohling, Susan Stauffer, Ronald Pyle, Mary Yon, Leo Hoefer, Harold Shortenhaus, Kathleen Keppers, Barbara Mokelbust, Janice Gunderson, Lynne Larson, Linda Johnson, Bruce Nelson,, Ann Trausch, Timothy Larson. Third row: Carol Barker, Raymond Emerson, Dale Weedman, Mr. Tommy Thomas, Porter Espeland, Donald Meyer, Rodney Diggins, Steven Legvold, Glen Derscheid, Kenneth Kastler, jo Ann Janson, Rosemary Boring, Gary Hill, Eleanor Barkis. Fourth row: Larry DeCamp, Bill Hanson, Christine Moffit, Carmen Walsh, Mary Ann Nelson, Frank Woods, Clayton Will. prep band C Ross Leeper, director The Prep Band is made up of 7-8-9th graders. The main function of the band is to prepare its members for Senior Band. It numbered around 45 m-embers this year with a complete instrumentation. During the 1958-59 school year the band did many interesting and enjoyable things. The first public performance of the band was at the Homecoming parade. It also pre- sented a pre-game ceremony at one of the football games. On February 2, the Prep Band presented its first concert of the season, which was Well attended. Barbara Paulson was soloist. On February 5, the band journeyed to Hum- boldt and played a concert for the Humboldt Junior High. Another concert was played on May 11. The big social event for the Prep Band was their party on February 23. Entertain- ment was provided by Mr. Thomas, Mr. Leeper, and a selection by a German band made up of the band members. Dancing for the remainder of the evening added to the fun. Prep Band officers are Kathy Thompson, presidentg Barbara Mokelbust, vice presi- dent, Carm-en Walsh, secretary, Carolyn Schroeder, publicity chairman. Left to right, front row: Marcia Boe, Dixie Tiss, Karen Diggins, Diana Warner, Nancy Chapman, Diane Johnson, Jane Opheim, Shirley Patterson, Sharon Crovisier, Sharon Knutson, Shirley Christensen. Second row: Mary Groeves, Gary Obrecht, Rosalie Boehme, Margretta Burkhart, Mary Ellen Nelson, Karen Stone, Jeannette Thompson, Colleen Tveit, Roselee Gray, Allen Flower, Diane Hansen, Delores Marker, Bette Adams, Judy Boring, Mary Emerson, Sharon Busick, Linda Flower. Third row: Cynthia Martens, Linda Janson, Kit Peterson, Ruth Lothe, Judy Kunert, Daniel Torvik, Martin Schaeferle, Lloyd Meyer, James Blackman, Victory Lothe, Roger Gunderson, Richard Sandvig, James Halvorsen, Karen Will, Marilyn Sampson, John Turner, Tom Schar, Linda Hansen, Jean Brauman, Douglas Metheny, Sandra Schrage, James Weedman, Mary Blake. senior concert band Tommy Thomas, director The Senior Band has a personnel of 65 and is comprised of high school students. During the fall and late spring, it functions primarily as a marching band. During the remainder of the school year and during the summer it is a concert band. The band's activities provid-e a wide range of variety. Members presented an ex- change concert at Hampton early in April, formed a dance band, and worked on solos and small instrumental groups for the state contest on April 25, besides presenting three home concerts for the general public. Each summer th-e band personnel prepares 8 sum- mer concerts which are presented in Central Park. A trip to Drake to a band clinic provided plenty of fun and excitement for the mem- bers who went, even through they may have been a bit sleepy-eyed when they boarded the bus early in the morning. Officers of the Senior Band are Lloyd Meyer, president, Colleen Tveit, vice presi- dent 5 Jeannette Thompson, secretary-treasurer, Roselee Gray, reporter. I Left to right, front row: Dixie Tiss, Linda Hansen, Marilyn Sampson, John Turner, Sandra Schrage, Mary Blake, Jean Brauman, James Weedman, Henry Vinnece. Second row: Karen Diggins, Victor Lothe, Donald Meyer, Roger Gund- erson, Martin Schaeferle, Lloyd Meyer, James Blackman, Geraldine Turner, Judi Toillion, Mary Elkin. Third row: Alan Flower, Linda Flower, Delores Marker, Mary Emerson, Sharon Busick, Bette Adams, Judy Boring, Gary Obrecht. Fourth row: Toby Swanson, Tom Schar, Ruth Lothe, Rosalie Boehme, Kit Peterson, Linda Janson, Mary Ellen Nelson, Donna Thompson, Mary Grieves, Margretta Burkhart. Fifth row: Jane Opheim, Diane johnson, Cynthia Martens, Betsy Erickson. Sixth row: Karen Will, Clayton Will, James Halvorsen. pep bands The above group was divided into three pep bands, A, B, and C, which alternated with each other to provide added support to our pep assemblies and athletic events. -ldi- 'QQ h' M r f F .V f e 5 3i'iz Q-.,' 5 E f 5 ww' 'ff' '2 LQ '1'Qi, 1 asf, ' l i fkEQgiaf,MB ' '55, ' ' 4 W A M, , , J QW f 'P f, v5 as ,iam 2 49 WXLJA ' - rvw g ' V Q 1' L A g 5 ,Q'w,L 'L- 5 W 1 -1 ' siyfsf 5 x .i'Ax X 9Q tl. 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Q it's rea1'?' rivate! Y . P -it is . i i 1 1 i 5 Left to right, front row: Larry Umstead, Mike Abrams, Terry MacDowel1, jim Smith, Randy Peterson, Dave Sand- vig, Larry Wilson, Bob Stowe, Don Messerly, Orval Kinne, Stan Bard. Second row: Richard Chapman, Roger Gearhart, Brian Rainer, Jim Toillion, Donald Garrett, Steve Maxon, Dave McVicker, Dallas Kraft, Charles Coltvet, Bruce Thebiay, Francis Wilson, Robert Nelson. Third row: Coach Dick Palmg Dick Messerly, Martin Schaeferle, David Ingram, Ray Norris, Gerald Sharp, Roger Knudsen, James St. John, Lynn Ersland, Gary Huber, Coach Wally Hanson. a squad football Season's Record Won 3, Lost 5 Eagle Grove 39 6 Manson Eagle Grove 0 13 Webster City Eagle Grove 7 26 Iowa Falls Eagle Grove O 21 Hampton Eagle Grove O 25 Clear Lake Eagle Grove 6 0 Clarion Eagle Grove 0 13 Humboldt Eagle Grove 21 7 Algona Left to right, front row: David Ersland, Bill Kraft, Mark Thebiay, Mark Holton, David Long, Paul Riley, Roger Womack, Rodney Diggins, Porter Espeland, james Johnson. Second row: Glen Obrecht, Jack Mosher, Lee Burns, Walter Parrish, Michael Christensen, Roger Knudsen, Martin Schaeferle, Clinton Hill, Tom Schar, David Erickson, Jon Frohling. Third row: James St. John, Ambrose McGuire, Terry Knutson, Michael Wilson, David Ingram, Gary Miller, Lynn Ersland, Terry McDermott, Dick Messerly. Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle These boys In squad football Season's Record Won 2, Lost 4 Grove 6 13 Algona Grove 14 48 Webster City Grove 18 6 Iowa Falls Grove 0 33 Hampton Grove 6 19 Clarion Grove 21 6 Humboldt will return next year to form our a- and b-squad teams. Left to right, front row: Dick Williams, .Dave Sandvig, Steve Hanson, Gary Carter, Mike Abrams. Se o d ow To Thorn, Roger Wepel, Dallas Kraft, Dennis Thurmond, Ed Womackg Michael Erland, student manager Tl 1rd row Gary Engh, student managerg Jim Smith, Francis Wilson, Jim Toillion, David Stockdale, student manager a squad basketball Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Steve Hanson Season's Record Won 9, Lost 7 Grove 61 62 Belmond Grove 52 54 Hampton Grove 50 40 St. Edmonds Grove 50 55 Clear Lake Grove 42 64 Algona Grove 60 49 Humboldt Grove 70 65 Ft. Dodge Grove 60 52 Webster City Grove 58 45 Clarion Grove 44 49 Iowa Falls Grove 44 45 Forest City Grove 62 57 St. Edmonds Grove 58 56 Algona Grove 62 56 Carroll Kuemper Grove 61 63 Hampton Grove 67 57 Clear Lake Qa seniorj scored 408 points Q25.5 per game - averagej and was named the North Central Conference Individual Scoring Champion Left to right, front row: Richard Sandvig, Toby Swanson, Martin Schaeferle, Gary Huber, Doug Cumming Tom Schar, Donald Grove. Second row: Roger Gunderson, Richard Zatloukal, Don Garrett, Jerry Van Roekel Roger Knudsen, David Ingram, Lynn Ersland. Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle We have high Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove 32 37 30 50 48 Z9 48 49 46 31 39 44 37 59 Season's Record Won 12, Lost 2 30 35 18 Z5 23 23 44 16 30 34 41 36 32 31 In squad basketball Belmond Hampton St. Edmonds Clear Lake Algona Humboldt Ft. Dodge Webster City Clarion Forest City St. Edmonds Algona Hampton Clear Lake hopes for these boys, who will be our future varsity team Left to right, front row: mcnaru nemaru, Maud Romer, menu LVLICKCISOII, Larry Umstead, Donald Messerly Ter y MacDowell. Second Row: Robert Stockdale, Jim Chelesvig, Randy Peterson, Brian Rainer, Bruce Theb ay Charles Coltvet, Gary Miller, student manager. ll ll a squad wrestlers Eagle Grove Eagle Grove Eagle Grove Eagle Grove Eagle Grove Eagle Grove Eagle Grove Eagle Grove Eagle Grove District- State Season's Record fWon 4, Lost 5, 36 3 17 19 3l 8 31 8 18 21 11 23 11 23 27 14 17 22 Fort Dodge Iowa Falls Newton Hampton Algona Britt West Waterloo Blue Earth Clarion Eagle Grove placed second with 3 firsts and 2 seconds: Richard Bernard, lstg Don Messerly, lstg Terry Mac- Dovvell, lstg Dave Rohrer, Zndg Charles Coltvet, Znd. - Eagle Grove had two third place winners - Richard Bernard and Terry MacDowell. Left to right, front row: Dean Spangler, Norman Pullen, Dick M.esserly, Bob Nelson, Mike Christensen, Richard Chapman. Second row: Bob Stowe, Doug Raygor, Ambrose McGuire, Paul Riley, Gary Smith, Doug Frohling. Third row: Roger Wommack, Jim Clagett, Carroll Spangler, Gary Miller, student manager. Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove Many of these boys will be the boys who will make up our next year's A squad. 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W VV, V 1 w A V Q f ' Aw I 1 1 I J I sponsors of 1959 eaglet A big thank you from the 1959 Eaglet Staff to the following business and professional people for their willingness to sponsor pages and half-pages in our 1959 Eaglet. The Staff wishes to emphasize the fact that Without the financial support of these sponsors, our 1959 Eaglet would have been a figment of the imagination rather than an actual record of school life at Eagle Grove High School. Remember to patronize these sponsors! 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