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

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 HOROSCOPB Pot Saying Characteristic Hobby Oh Shoot Dimplea” Seeing Movies Oh Boy Stubborneaa Writing Letters Thero Ooos a Man With a Head” Haver Mind Figure Peraonality Sewing Dancing My Ooah Shortneaa Cooking Oh Plah Long Curly Hair Drawing Isn't it Precioua Pug Noae Reading Oh Crlpe Rosy Cheeks Talking to Merritt Really Dark Brown Byes Dancing If You Say So Baahfulness Sewing I Can Lick Hi® Wolf Girls Oreat Oah Ooah Temper Sports Oee Whit Chewing Oum Farming Take Your Booka and Oo Hone A Paltry Old Sum Sternneaa Hair in Eyes Pitching Horse-ahoe Traveling Oo See the Boaa Crooked Smile Playing Sports and the Piano Are You Out of Order? Always on a Diet Studying the Piano Oh, You Seniora Skipping Class Reading 19

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SENIOR Hame Nick Name 1 Joann Bndera Jo 2. Gloria Briney Briney 3. Eunice Thalmann Eunie U» Donna Souers Speed 5 Donna Durham Nubbin 6. thel loover Myrt 7» Carole Welcher Puggy 8. Patricia LaVanway Pat 9. Roaalea Kirk Red 10. Ruth Waldo Katie 11. Arthur Kallnaa Lover Boy 12. Ronald Kara Ronnie 15» Delores Avery DeDe FACULTY 1. T. M. Momany T. M. 2. Loren Pennington Penny Whistle 5. Don Miller Don I4.. Winifred Carter Winnie 5« Helen Ferris Slavedrlver Sure To Be Favorite Son Florist Until Nurse Because Beauty Operator Symphony Private Secretary Hankerln Stenographer Tree in the Meadow Designer Till Then Teacher Stardust Music Teacher Dizzy Fingers Interior Deoorator Always Airline Stewardess We Just Couldn't Say Goodbye Coach Stardust Lawyer You Can't Be True Dear Farmer Far Away Places Doctor Beautiful Ohio Music Teacher Jerry Concert Pianist Stardust Glee Club Director Peg 0' My Heart Attorney Bless This House

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Eunloe- Hallo, I'm from NBC atudlo . I'd like an Interview of your reoent tour around the world. How long hare you been with the Metropoli- tan Opera Company? Joann- Oh, two yeara after I graduated from Eau Claire High, when a aohool ohum Ronald Earn took over Arthur Godfrey ahow, I appeared on hia talent ahow and from there went to Hollywood for an audition in moving pioturee and then oame to New York and have been ainging here and abroad ever ainoe. Euniee- Ronald Earn—aay that aounda familiar, ao are you—aren't you Joann Endera? Joann- And you're Eunice Thalmann.'.' How long have you been in New York? Eunloe- Bob and I have been living here for two yeara. I went to radio achool after I graduated and atarted working for the atudloa aa 80on aa I finished. Bob ha8 a large oontraot with the New York MerohantB to build their new atore building. Joann- Well, aay, you remember Roaalea Elrk, don't you? I met her at the hoapltal a few daya ago when I had a throat Irritation. She la a nurae and top dletltion there. I didn't get to talk much but I'm aure ahe'll be at the party tonight------------here ahe la now. Roaalea-Hl, Jo. Sorry I'm late but I was called in on a special oaae Just before I left the hoapltal. Why Eunle, I've heard your broadcast over the air but never expected to aee you here. Eunloe- Did you hear the broadcast about Donna Souers winning the academy award in Hollywood for playing the moat dramatic part of the year? After Bob Young flniahed hie Geologist oourae they were married and moved to California ao that he could study the soils and weather conditions there. Donna la awfully busy with pictures—and of oourae housework. Rosalea-Speaklng of pictures, Donna Durham la a photographer for a men'» magazine. Her latest assignment was to get picture of a ranoh and ahe happened to atop at a sheep ranoh out in Arizona and you can't guess who owned the place—- Joann- Not Art??? Ro8alea-Yee, Arthur. He's raising sheep for wool ao that he oan keep up his Eager Weaver Rug Company. Joann- Wasn't it he that went out to California right after aohool let out for the Gold rush? Too bad he was 100 years behind time. Eunice- Juat like him. He was always getting hia dates mixed.