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

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Maroon and White MARIE SHARPE Industry hath annexed thereto the fairest fruits and the richest rewards. ’ (lire Club. '24. '25 Class President. ’24, ’25. ’26 Secretary of A. A., ’25. '26 Editor-in-chief, '26 Valedictorian FRANCIS SHELL He s not very short: no—rather tall. And he sure can handle that basketball! Class Treasurer. '24. '25. '26 Minstrel Show. '25. ’26 Senior Play. '26 Basketball. '25. ’26 Baseball. '24, ’25 As. Business Manager. '26 MARTIN STALEY ' Ye Gods! annihilate but space and time and make two lovers happy.’ Junior Play. ’25 Basketball Captain. ’26 Basketball Reserves. ’25 IRVIN TEICHM AN “ And certainly he was a good fell w ” Basketball. ’25. ’26 Baseball. ’25 Minstrel Show. '26 Joke Editor, '26 MARIE WTNANS To be merry l»est becomes her.” Junior Play, '25 Senior Play.. ’26 Calendar Editor. 26 Glee Club. ’24 19

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Maroon and White VICTOR KERSTETTER “ Sometimes I like to sit and think. And then again, I just like to sit—and sit—and sit.” Minstrel Show. '26 BERNICE MICHAEL ' A kind heart is a fountain of gladness, making everything in its vicinity to freshen into smiles.” Class Treasurer, ’24 Junior Play, ’25 Official Annual Stenog.. '26 Head Librarian, '26 Glee Club. 24. '25 EVA MICHAEL ” She is as good as she pleases, for she pleases to be good.” Glee Club, ’24. ’25 Junior Play, ’25 Senior Play, '26 Glee Club. ’24. ’25 Official Annual Stenog., '26 ROLAN!) LA BEROV “The elements So mix’d in him that nature could stand up and say to all the world. ‘ This is a man.’ ’ Basketball Reserves. ’25 Senior Play, '26 Business Manager. '26 BCRTON RICHARDS ” Tis not my want to l»e the hindmost man.” Minstrel Show, '25, 26 Junior Play. '25 Basketball Reserves. ’25 Basketball Varsity, '26 18

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Maroon and White Push (Class Poem) P—ush is the pennant we chose to let fly U—pward and onward o’er the blue sky. S—ailing we are o’er the waters of fame, H—ardships we’ve encountered, hut none did complain. P—roud will we he. when our harbor’s in sight, U—nyielding and courageous to win the good fight. S—triving with courage which our forefathers taught, H—ailing that wonderous pennant we sought. P—ertaining to class flowers we chose U—nwilling to have any hut the red, red rose, S—ure of the lieauty, we were of the rest, H—andsome of course, and we wanted the best. P—acing the deck with faces so brave U—sing our eyes for the flag we craved S—ighting each cloud with all our might H—ail! For there was the Maroon and White. P—ushing! On ! On! and without taking rest. U—ndaunted until we had acquired success, S—miling that we would so soon reach the pier, H—earts gladdened for our goal is now near. P—raise to the teachers who have lieen so dear U—ntiring in their efforts to aid us to steer S—afely and surely to win the high score. H—urrah ! Teachers and Patrons we have reached the shore! Berxiece Benson 20