Eau Claire High School - Beaver Tales Yearbook (Eau Claire, MI)

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IIIS building is the result of advancement and progress. The first building was a one-room structure situated about one-half mile west of the present Eau Claire. Somewhat later the school site was moved to its present location and a two-room structure appeared. In 1887 a high school course was demanded and the brick structure was increased to meet the need. The fire destroyed this building in 1919. The de- mands of the present and future resulted in the construction of the present insti- tution of learning. This is one of the liest for a district of its size in the state. The school is now on the University list of accredited schools of the state, which means that it is recognized by the University of Michigan and all other schools and colleges of the state. Its curriculum fully meets present-day needs. It contains and is equipped for the following courses: Commercial. Literary. - Scientific, and Agricultural. Page Three

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Editorial Staff Editor - Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Art Editor ... Campus Editor ... Literary Editor Joke Editor ... Athletic Editor Grant O. Gale - Fred W. Holle Bradford Dibhle • Elmer Hastings - Kathryn Freitag - Edna Mitchell • Genevieve Moore Elmer Hastings Alexander Gale Editorial OUR years ago the first “Maroon and White” appeared and since then the seniors each year have published one. This year it fell to us. While necessity has limited the number of pages, we hope that we have presented those things which will best bring back to us the pleasant days of our high school life. We also hope that this annual will give its readers some of our high school spirit and a better idea of the activities of our school. The Class of '21 has been in Eau Claire High through a very trying period. We spent a year and a half in the old building, a year and a half in the Christian Church and were lucky enough to have the new building in which to spend our last year and from which to be graduated. But despite fire, flu or any other obstacle, the old spirit remained. Besides the fun and the practical experience we have gotten through the making of this annual we have experienced splendid co- operation from everybody. To those who in any way contributed to this book, their time, talent or work, we acknowledge our obligation. If the readers get from this annual the spirit of fellowship and good-will which we have found in editing it, it will be a true picture of Eau Claire High. G. 0. G. ’21 Page Two

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Board of Education W. G. Sharpe President L. A. Winter Treasurer I)r. F. E. Hubbard S. M. Merritt Secretary PaFour Roy Laberdy