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

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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

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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.

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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