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

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 FOREWORD E. C. H. S. ALL HAIL1 The 1030 Maroon IDhite staff presents this gear book as an honest endeavor to portrag the ideals, aims and achievements of the past school gear at Eau Claire High School. Mag the memories it recalls be happg and everlasting. GI =!Et = C e£l930 S-' = 3t=== 3E I Page

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 Er==]Et =)Er===3MAROON AND WHITEg=s=33I== Dear Eau Claire High Four years from door to door we strolled, Along your rambling halls. Each day with joy and pride we passed, Within your massive walls. And like a noble guardian. You have smoothened out our path. On the rough road we did travel, You have kept us from all wrath. They say the best of friends must part. So we leave you with a sigh. Though we i»rt. we won’t forget; We salute you, Eau Claire High. . Gertrude Pokorny IEI--= r)Gl ■ ■.. ■jzJEl SEC EEZtGofrofrl leu- ■ - -=isir I S;xl

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OFFICE STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Gertrude Pokorny, Viola Miner. Jane Mosher, Supply Agt.; Supt. Harry G. Taft. Klainr Meeker, Mary Jane Young, Dorcas Avery, Asst. Supply Agt. Psalm of High-School Days Tell me not in mournful numbers School is but a pleasant dream. For the tasks are hard and many, And not easy as they seem. School is real; and teachers earnest When they tell us we must strive To present them better lessons And to act as if alive— When they ask us trying questions And we look as if surprised. We. the class of happy Seniors Have l een trying many years To fulfill those fondest wishes Of the friends we love so dear. As we struggle onward ever Though the path be not so bright We aim to make a record For ourselves in black and white. We have learned to meet the hardships And to face them every one, We shall work and fight together 'Till our work on earth is done. —Berneice Mitchell I Page EiKhll