Two Eldora Tigers Meet Weekly Athletes Honor
Eldora High School salutes Jim Hubbard and Jim Foster as this week’s outstanding athletes. Hubbard, co captain in the Teachers game, is a top defender and reliable pass catcher who plans to study at Simpson College after graduation. Foster, a 6 foot 3 inch 205 pound right tackle, leads singing on bus rides and will graduate this spring with college plans undecided.
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Jim Hubbard
Eldora Tigers
Weine
Hubbard
Tigers
Foster Gordon Lamb
Leroy Cakerice
Simpson College
Jim Foster
Jim
Foster
Fire Prevention Program At H S On October 7
On October 7 at 7 30 a Fire Prevention Program will be held in the auditorium. Posters on display are from the sixth seventh and eighth grades with first and second prizes for winning posters. Essays by junior high and high school students also prize awarded. A speaker will address the audience followed by a fire prevention movie.
Upcoming Events Readout for October Listings
A sequence of community events includes a music concert on Sunday October 12 a lecture course Monday October 13 at 9 00 a teen program Erin on October 15 a quad event titled hiday and a football game at Grundy Center on October 17.
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Erin
Hiday
Grundy Center
Teachers Attend Institute in Ackley at Mulitple County
Eldora faculty attended the Multiple County Institute in Ackley on Monday September 29. Dr Dugan spoke on guidance techniques in counseling and teachers chose small group topics such as permanent records and occupations. Ackley churches served a chicken and noodle luncheon to attendees.
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Eldora
Ackley
Dugan
Churches of
Finders Creepers cast announced for junior play run
Midgette announces the cast for the Junior Class play Finders Creepers to be presented November 5 and 6. Hercules Nelson is joined by Wilbur Maxwell and a lineup including Jim Short, Jerry Foster, Bobbie Jean Meader, Jean Van Tiger, Craig Froning, Norma Jeske, Jerry Balvant, Sandra Bailey, Marian Stewart, Leone Bowers, Jim Foster, Gary Soli, Kathleen Albin, and Ed Butler in a mortuary themed comedy.
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Hercules Nelson
Wilbur Maxwell
Hercules
Wilbur
Jim Short
Jerry Foster
Frankie
Bobbie Jean Meader
Granny
Jitterburg
Jean van Tiger
Leone Bowers
Gary Soli
Norma Jeske
Dixie Crosley
Bette Bateson
SueAnn McLeran
Bill Krause
Bob Bateson
Ronnie Oldenburg
Tom Irwin
Zaitlin
Mary Ellen Krause
Peg McNertney
Patty Brown
Joan Bockes
Patty McNertney
Kenneth Steinfeldt, Jr
Phyllis Williams
Mary Ann Schultz
Barbara Langland
Audrey Rudolph
Sylvan Steckler
Roberta Meader
Charles Crandall
Marilyn Pinske
Julia Clingerman
Donna Rooks
Barbara Putnam
Meredith Montleth
Yvonne Estes
Ann Cable
Delores Otto
Barbara Marrs
Barbara Parker
Sylva Steckler
Tiger Growl honors Eldora athletes and veterans
Tiger Growl notes Carroll Walters, EHS star, back from Korea and in the Marines home for 30 days before duty in the states. Congratulations to Har rington Crandell Collins Crippen Wagner and Coach McLeran for recognition in the Des Moines Sunday Register. Brad Wilson visited Eldora school for updates from McLeran. Dick Camp, ex-Eldora coach, now at Sac City, says his small team fights hard. Wagner injured again and did not play. Phil Bauer to leave EHS after football to join family in West Des Moines. Jim Hubbard and Dan Callahan named Athletes of the Week for the second straight Friday night win over Reinbeck.
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Carroll Walters
Korea
States
Roger Harrington
Charley Crandell
Kenny Collins
Tiny Crippen
Kenny Wagner
Jim McLeran
Des Moines Sunday Register
Brad Wilson
Eldora School
McLeran
Dick Camp
Eldora
Sac City
Camp
Kenny
Wagner
Phil Bauer
Tigers
Phil
West Des Moines
Jim Hubbard
Dan Callahan
Reinbeck
Darts at Arts: Music Groups Prepare Concert Season
The music department reports busy preparations with mixed chorus and glee clubs set for year concerts. Season tickets on sale through band, chorus, or glee members. Support by buying tickets and attending performances.
Junior High Plans Homecoming Dance
The Little Tigers football team opened their season with Reinbeck and Grundy Center. A homecoming dance is planned for October 8 after the Ackley game. The student council has bike patrols in place with two patrolmen and rules enforceable by a court. Girls began junior high basketball practice with no returning letter winners.
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Little Tigers
Reinbeck
Grundy
Ackley
Grundy Center
Jane Griffel
Karen Allbee
Mary Ellen Dillavou
Rev. Bockes
Sharon Kusserow
Ann Zimmermann
POGO For President Endorsed By Editorial Column
A school column declares support for Pogo the Possum as presidential candidate, endorsing the comic figure as standing for what is right. The writer contrasts popular midnight shows with study hall needs and reflects on the Korean War, urging citizens to act.
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Eldora
Donald Duck
G. I
Ike
Stevenson
Pogo
Pogo the
Possum
October Birthdays Honor Many Students and Teachers
October birthday list includes students Tamma Crosley James Short Phil Prosser Richard Roll Sharon Arkland Barbara Grantow Sherry Burnett Joan Balvant Peg McNertney Bob Dickenson Lola Schultz Richard Foltz Bette Steinfeldt Nancy Heslop Dave Taylor Leroy Eggleston Barbara Choate and teachers Mrs Froning Mrs Barz Mr Hardy Mr Rinehart with dates and initials noted.
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Tamma Jo Crosley
James Short
Phil Prosser
Richard Roll
Sharon Arkland
Barbara Grantow
Sherry Burnett
Joan Balvant
Peg McNertney
Bob Dickenson
Lola Schultz
Richard Foltz
Bette Steinfeldt
Nancy Heslop
Dave Taylor
Leroy Eggleston
Getting Acquainted with Coach Edward G Engstrom
A profile of Coach Edward G Engstrom notes his duties in girls basketball and assistant football, plus eighth grade science and Iowa History teaching. He plans health next term, studied at Drake University and Iowa University, served three years in the Army, taught in Aller ton and Eldora, is married with two daughters, and hopes for an Engstrom basketball team someday. He enjoys working with youth and finds the community hospitable.
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Edward G. Engstrom
Iowa
Engstrom
Drake University
Iowa University
Army
Eldora
Allerton
All Engstroms
Eldora F F A Dairy Judging Team at Cattle Congress
Eldora F F A sent Duane Lloyd LeRoy Hollingworth and Lynn Freed to the National Judging Contest at Waterloo. The team earned a silver rating among 105 teams in the statewide event. Boys progress in Vocational Agriculture classes and shop projects near completion. A Sept 30 meeting covered freshman initiation gifts, a new student council member, committee reports on Harvest Ball, and district reporters work. The Eldora F F A program of work must soon be filed with the state.
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Duane Lloyd
LeRoy Hollingworth
Lynn Freed
Eldora
Waterloo
Eldora F. F. A
Seniors Head to Waterloo for Class Pictures Wednesday
Seniors from KE.H.S. will skip classes Wednesday October 8 to have individual photos taken at National Studios in Waterloo. After pictures the group will share a meal and attend a movie or go skating in the evening.
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Waterloo
KE. H. S
National Studios
Student Council Plans Dad's Day Event at Ames
The Student Council reports successful Dad's Day activities with field decorations on Thursday and Friday. On Monday October 13 the group will attend the annual Student Council Convention at Iowa State College in Ames where morning sessions include a panel on high school cliques led by Bob Bateson Bill Krause Peg McNertney and Audrey Radolph.
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Iowa State College
Ames
Bob Bateson
Bill Krause
Peg McNertney
Audrey Radolph
Inflation Threats: Two Enemies Menace U.S. Economy
An editorial warns of inflation as a domestic and foreign danger, arguing spending, debt, and defense costs fuel rising prices. It cites Korea era deficits and fiat money risks, urging strong measures to curb inflation and protect savings pensions and living standards.
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America
United States
Korea
France
Germany
Russia
Italy
China
TATTLIN TILL October brings school eight months left
Till laments the school year advancing hints at student mischief and gossip. Journal entries mention Margaret McNertney's swollen jaw, Mary Beach voice lessons, and rumors about friendships and crushes. Notes reference dancing in a basement, freshmen romance, and a college boy visiting. Reader names appear in playful, monthly chatter.
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Till
Margaret McNertney
Don
Peg
Mary Beach
Mary
Bonnie J
Dick F
Mrs. Doughty
Jerry H
Pat B
Jane G
Hubbard
Ronnie
Jane
Maggie
Pat
Sylva
Cornell
Eldora
Wellsburg
Sandra F
Dick S
Leone
Chuck
Sue Ann
We Must Stop Forces Driving Greater Inflation
The piece urges urgent action to curb rising inflation, arguing that delaying measures would worsen economic pressure. It emphasizes decisive policy steps and mobilizing all available tools to restrain price growth and protect households.
Grace News Kindergarten and First Grade Readiness Projects
Grace News reports Mrs Akkerman's kindergarten studying fairyland with model gremlins and penny drives for a flower fund. Miss Kinne's first grade makes clay animals for an animal parade while Miss Daleske's class plants crops and enjoys a new bulletin board. The dental race favors boys 11 to 6 as Loren Dillavoy brings a recording machine for reading practice.
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Miss Bender
Loren Dillavoy
Fifth grade activities showcase science and citizenship club
Students report on air experiments and language reports. Mrs Krause's class forms a citizenship club with October officer elections. Mrs Maddy's class welcomes Keith Norris back from two weeks illness. Reading hour features Jared's Island.
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