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

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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.

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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

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