Eldora Consolidated High School - Eldorian Yearbook (Eldora, IA)

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T air HI-LITES Top Row, Robert Schneider, Max VanDerveer, Bill Tietz, Kenneth Schneider, Junior Albright, Robert Soper, Miss Yocua. Second Ro , Jeanne Stewart, Mary Jane Protheroe. Third Row, Betty Crippen, Hester Green, Lucille falters, Delpha Grahaa, Alyce Tordoff, Hel- en Yarwood, Evelyn Soballe, Verne! I • Roes, Betty Risse. Fourth Row, Mr. Hove, Lorraine Green, Marjorie Schaa, Phyllis Elshaa, Patricia Priam, Lois Miller, Frances Adaas, Fern Olson, Beth Schlaapp, Julie Jensen, Dorothy Vigars. Fifth Row, Arlah Mitchell, Marion Schultz, Betty Oldenburg, Katherine Kraaer, Mary Risse, Gladys Ziesman, Dorothy Dyer, Verona Hesse, Betty Tietz, Elaine Wehraan, Mildred Vigars. Bottoa Row, Donald Soli, Howard Fauerby, Robert Kennedy, Carleton Marks, George Marks, Ora Adaas, John Wood, Marvin Johns, Robert Schaidt. The publication of HI-LITES was started six years ago by Miss Yo- cum. It has constantly gained popularity and is now considered an indispensable feature of E. H. S. The staff consists of forty-eight efficient members who have been successful in their aim to give us an outstanding School Paper. The staff, headed by the Editor-in-chief Bob Soper , is divided into three parts) the editorial, business, and Make-up departments. The work of all of these staff members is directed by the managing editor Verona Hesse and the Make-up editor, Gla- dys Ziesman. In 1939, HI-LITES won the ALL AMERICAN AWARD the only one in its class, which is awarded only to papers that are outstanding in all ways.

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.Am zx c. m STUDENT COUNCIL Top Ron, Marvin Johns, George Piesen, St«nley togen, Hervon Babcock, Kenneth Schneider. Second Ro«, Robert Soper, Miss Capellen, Wilbur Jackson. 8ottom Ro«, Betty Oldenburg, Wathena Jackson, Lorraine Thosias, Elizabeth Ann Gray, Jo- anne Doan. Officers President Robert Soper Vice President Kenneth Schneider Secretary and Treasurer Betty Oldenburg The governing body of E. H. S., the Student Council, is made up of a representative from each organization in the school. The various committees include; the assembly department, which with the faculty, arranges programs and secures speakers for special occasions; the publicity committee which publicizes all high school events, social committee which arranges class parties, school dances, and other social gatherings, an athletic committee coop- erating with the high school athletic department. A com- mittee in charge of the lib- rary which arranges clean-up campaigns and librarian meet- ings; the citizenship commit- tee which supervises honor rolls. Messages of Merit, and the sending of cards to teachers and pupils, who are absent because of illness.

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GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB Top Row, Phyllis Elshan, Patricia Prim, Margaret Vigars, Meta Bal vanz,Mi I dred Vigars.Jean Doan, Miss Luce. Second Row, Accoapanist Joanne Ooan, Patricia Johnson, Mary Risse, Frances Adams, Helen Saint, Marion Schultz, Betty Oldenburg. Third Row, Mary Jane Protheroe, Bonnie Burgess, Elaine Wehraan, Ju I ie Jensen, Hester Green, Katherine Kroner, Beth Schlaapp. Bottom Row, Batte Tietz, Verona Hesse, P ' adys Ziesaan, Barbara Moser, Verla Van Patter, Fern Olson, Dorothy Vigars. The Girls ' Glee Club is composed of twenty-eifrht girls, under the leadership of Miss Mildred Luoe. They wor superior -ating at the Sub-district music contest, and excellent ratxiig at the district contest vdth their two selections, a folk song, The Wraggle Taggle Gypsies, and The Prayer from Hansel and Gretel by Humperdink. Weekly practices are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays, the fourth periode The sub-district music contest was held in El- dora on March 23 and 24. The district was held on April 13, 14, 15 at Eagle Grove.