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

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ANNUAL STAFF Back Row: Christie Freeman. Snap Shot Ed.; Margaret Trowbridge, Calendar Ed.; Marvin Clark, Jolt Ed-; Kenneth Miller, Art Ed.; Henry Hastings, Alumni Ed.; Mr. Taft, Advisor; Louis Weckler, Ass’t Bus. Mgr.; James Enright, Bus. Mgr. Center Row: Vilon Daisy, Aas't Art. Ed.; Margaret Ferry, Ass't Literary E L; Ethel Laberdy, Editor-in-chief; Louise Mitchell, Ass't Ed.; Pearl Kesterke, Literary Ed„; Mabel Tidey, Class Roster Ed.; Almon Tabor, Athletic Ed. Front Row: Mamie Steiskal, Typist; Graydon Miars, Typist. 1928 Memory Book As we. the class of '28. leave this school we expect to l e separated from our schoolmates and friends. Above you will see a group of “Deserve then De- sire” students who have done their utmost to combine the record of the past year into a l eautiful leather covered memory book. Being the largest graduating class in the history of this school we feel that we should endeavor to produce the liest annual ever published by a senior class. Several new features have done a great ileal to improve our annual, among which is our Maroon leather cover. Changing from the old custom of using plain white paper, we chose the ivory colored paper which adds to the beauty of the book. This annual has been published, not for the benefit of the senior class hut for the community as a whole. In years to come as you glance over the pages, events which seem distant, faces that are far away come closer. Many class- mates, schoolmates, friends, and happy school days may lie gone, but just look at the “Maroon and White” and they can never be forgotten. 1 hus under the leadership of Mr. Taft, we leave, as a remembrance of our class, this annual. Just look at the jokes and laugh at the actual things that were said in classes. All the divisions are full of interesting thoughts and separ- ated by artistic division pages. In the advertising section are found the advertisements of friends who through their contributions have made possible this book. We hope that by patronizing them you will extend to them your appreciation of their assistance. [Page Four]

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CONTENTS Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Junior High Activities Athletics V arieties Advertisers

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DEDICATION We. the Senior Class of 1928 wish to dedicate this booh to Harry G. Taft, superintendent during our four years in High School, whose judicious guidance as our adviser has made this year a fitting climax to our High School Life.