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

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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 :

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- -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.

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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!