Eldora Debaters Keep Winning Through Years
Eldora High School debate teams gained state wide recognition after resuming in 1947 under Al Paul. Teams placed in state finals, earned scholarships, joined the National Forensic League, and continued strong showings through 1951 with young debaters rising to sustain future competition.
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al Paul
Eldora
Rock Island
Ill
Davenport High School
Iowa State Teachers College
University of Iowa
EHS
Jim Tu
Iowa City
Boone
Ives Allbee
George Fagg
David Piper
Orlan Mitchell
William Hoag
National Forensic League
Bob Bateson
Ellen Stock
T. C
Edwin Brown
Norma Jeske
Sherry Burnett
Poise as Self Control Depends on Knowledge and Confidence
Editorial by Donna Lugian argues poise arises from calmness under stress and public ease. It links ease in social settings to conversation skills, current events knowledge, and psychological factors, suggesting reading and observation improve dialogue while science aids psychological issues, urging readers to develop poise and self control.
Tattlin Till Misquote Sparks School Column Flap
The writer complains of a misquote in the Tattlin Till column and notes a pep band idea at EHS. The piece shifts to girls basketball tournament time with a game versus Williams at 7:30 PM on Wednesday January 30 in Hubbard, urging student attendance to support the team. The columnist closes with a reflective quip about routines and graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EHS
Cigerettes
Williams
Hubbard
Getting Acquainted with Verlee Reist at School
A profile of senior Verlee Reist detailing her class load at civics dramatics English IV and commercial Law plus activities in mixed chorus madrigal band Thespians and Hi-Lites. She serves as home room president and senior class treasurer and earned Homecoming Queen last fall.
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Verlee Reist
Verlee
Pipers
McPherson
Kansas
Eldora Newspaper Subscription Renewal Notice
Renew your subscription before Feb 1 to save $1 to $2. In Hardin and adjoining counties the rate is $4 per year.
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Eldora
Hardin
Eldora GAA Girls Visit Marshalltown Circus Theme Event
Eldora GAA girls joined Nevada and Marshalltown GAA teams in Marshalltown on Saturday January 19. Activities included a mock track meet, volleyball, shuffleboard, and a free throw contest with points awarded to each participant for GAA records. Delegates listed: Doris Stewart Sharon Arkland Bonnie Larson Topsy Tresmer Marilyn Pinske Audrey Rudolph Beverly Long Leon Bowers. Chaperones Mr Long Topsy Tresemer Miss Kenyon Miss Stock.
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Miss Vanderheyden
Glen Gaede
Norma Jeske
Leone Bowers
Barbara Holcomb
Frank Nowasell
Jerry Crosser
Matilda Tresemer
Tom Irwin
Lorraine Shaw
Phyllis Williams
Kay Frazer
Thelma Vasey
Marvyl Pinske
Ry Lou Brown
Marilyn Pinske
Carol Mitchell
LeRoy Cakerbce
Mary Beach
Sylva Steckler
Jane Perkins
Arlene Kirkdorffer
Barbara Row
Neva Doss
Bette Trout
Donna Saylor
Bonnie Larson
Mary Lou Johnson
Doris Lamasters
Mary Brock
Gayle Ruby
Ramona Ware
Marshalltown Girls Athletic Association
Nevada
Eldora G. A. A
Marshalltown
Eldora
Doris Stewart
Sharon Arkland
Topsy Tresmer
Marlyin Pinske
Audrey Rudolph
Beverly Long
Leon Bowers
Mr. Long
Topsy Tresemer
Miss Kenyon
Miss Stock
Noon Movies Begin For Another Year
Noon movies are sponsored by debate to fund travel for trips. One film each Friday at 12:00 on selected educational subjects. Admission is five cents, inviting broad turnout for the educational recreation series.
Quiet week at EHS amid report card buzz
Till reports Camaraderie shifts at EHS with seniors Carol H and Jaylyn amid show. junior class interests from Ted Tietz and Jaylyn noted. George F spends time at the library, two former steady couples seen apart. Max and Kenny show mutual interest in Owasa. Owasa and Union towns draw EHS students. basketball crowds praised.
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Till
Jean
Shirley
Jim L
Barb P
Jaylyn
Grundy Center
Union
Joylyn
Max
Kenny
Owasa
EHS
Ori Union
Honor Roll Standouts Named For Semester Honors
Congratulations to students on the honor roll for the quarter and semester. Seniors lead with George Fagg Frank Nowasell Dolores Bright Donna Lugian Verlee Reist Bette Trout Jane Wood. Juniors and sophomores also appear for quarter and semester honors with a broad list of names.
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George Fagg
Frank Nowasell
Dolores Bright
Donna Lugian
Verlee Reist
Bette Trout
Jane Wood
William Krause
Darrell Scott
Erick Seim
Dixie Crosley
Yvonne Estes
Carla Granzow
Jane Granizow
Sylva Steckler
Jane Gran
Yvonne Eses
Edwin Brown
Sandra Bailey
Leone Bowers
Julia Clingerman
Norma Jeske
Shirley Follett
Arthur Berg
Mary Beach
Tamma Jo Crosley
Jean Guenther
Marilyn Miler
Marilyn Miller
Junior High Officers Elected for New Semester
Junior High students elected class officers for the new semester. Roles include GA President Leonard Stewart, VP Larry Teske, Secretary Bill Hodgson, Treasurer Jim Eggleston, and Student Council member Donna Rudolph. 6B and 7B and 7A and 8A&B groups named presidents, VPs, secretaries, treasurers, and council members.
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Jr. High
Leonard Stewart
Larry Teske
Bill Hodgson
Jim Eggleston
Donna Rudolph
Murry Hubbard
Gordon Riesinger
Jim Foller
Wanda Kirkdorffer
Dick Scott
Jim Irwin
Tom Flickinger
John Ramsell
Loren Doughtey
Kenny Rebschull
Mary Ellen Mairs
Gary Frazer
Connie Krominga
Frank Norris
Jane Griffle
Don Knott
Eldon Lewis
Barbara Mairs
Gary Mitchell
Mary Butler
Jerry Cleveland
Eldora Tigers sweep Ackley and Clutter with two wins
On January 18 Eldora traveled to Ackley for a basketball double header. The B squad won 54 to 17, followed by a 66 to 47 victory for the varsity led by Harrington with 19 points. Lamb 12, Hubbard 11, Tietz 10, Balvanz 7, Valde 4, Huehn 2, Bauer 1. The girls also won twice in Clutter that night.
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Kemp Huehn
Dix
Dan
Glen Gaede
Craig Froning
Miss Landon
Sharon Shepherd
Heidi Asu
Rollin Lightfield
Sylva Steckler
Peg McNertney
George Fagg
Jim Short
Marcia Green
David Piper
Sharon Arkland
Gary Parker
Harrington
Lamb
Hubbard
Tietz
Balvanz
Valde
Huehn
Bauer
Clutter
Beach High Rolls to 53 51 Victory in Navy City Rematch
Beach High topped its rival 53 to 51 as Beach High led with 25 points from Beach, 15 from Holcomb and 13 from Bockes. Boys game vs Iowa Falls and girls game vs Reinbeck were postponed last Tuesday due to weather. Jim Hubbard is highlighted this week as our athlete along with eighth grader Janice Armstrong. Hubbard shines as a standout and will return next year.
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Beck
Jim Hubbard
Janice Armstrong
Jim
Janice Armstrong Shines on Court for Eighth Grade Girls
Janice Armstrong, an eighth grade post guard, delivers strong play for the girls team. The article invites readers to attend the games tonight with Janice and Jim.
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Janice Armstrong
Janice
Jim
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Jaylyn Winters
George Faggives
Aubee Donna Luglan
Lite Pole
Norma Burns
AG News
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Beverly Cordes
Joan Balvanz
Delores Dixon
Student Council
Gordon Lamb
Darts
ARTS
Jerry Short
Charles Crandall
Tone Wallis
Peggy McNertney
Delores Bright
Eldora Gaa
Tatlin
Carol H
LeRoy
Ted Tietz
George F
George
Mrs. Dick Ruben
Eall
Eldora Bakery
Albert Kennedy
D & H Firestone
Herald- Index
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Hardin County Savings Bank
Iowa
Willis K. Bramwell
Eastman W. Nuckolls
Robert R. Crown
Clark D. Bramwell
W.W. K. Bramwell, Jr
Ervice
Howard Calfee
Frank Jackson
Keith Strother
UC. Bramwell
P. F. Bramwell
Sinclair
Seley
Aig
Correll & Stielow, Eldora
Iowa State College Seed Laboratory
Shelby
Harold Hayden
Iowa Falls
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