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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1952 volume:

We, the Senior Class, dedicate our annual to Mr, Morningstar, who is interested in the making of a bigger and better Eau Claire High School. Eau Claire High School BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Helen Kaiser-President William J. Likes-Secretary Gilbert Eastman-Trustee Jay Staley-Trustee Edward Holle-Treasurer FORWORD THE ANNUAL STAFF HAVE PUT OUT THIS ANNUAL IN HOPES IT WILL BRING HAPPY MEMORIES IN THE 2 YEARS TO COME OF THE YEAR 1951-52 MR. MORNINGSTAR Superintendent MR. MASTEN Principal MR. RHINARD Social Science MR. MILLER Agriculture MRS. FERRIS Commercial MISS GANZLIN Languages and English MISS CRAPO Home Economics 5 Beaver Tales Stall STANDING: Left to right-Herb Stockman, Francis Jackson, Class Poem and Horoscope; Clara Mattner, Calandar and Class Song; Ted Menchinger, Sports and Grumbles; Jane Smith, Class History and Photo Editor; Chuck Duncan, Sports and Grumbles; Marilyn Prillwitz, Alumni Editor; Frank Weber, Sports Editor and Grumbles; Dorothy Jackson, Snapshots and Class Will; Tom Davis, Class Song and Prophecy. SEATED: Mrs. Ferris, Advisor; Marian Bennett, Class Song, Prophecy, and Assistant Business Manager; Beverly Hewitt, Editor of Beaver Tales; Michal Krueger, Business Manager and Class-Song; Jeanette Walters, Snapshots and Class Will; Mr. Miller, Class Advisor. NOT PICTURED: Bob Fecho, Who's Who and Class Prophecy; Don Slatton, Class Prophecy and Who's Who. 6 DON SLATTON F.F.A. - - - - - -1.2.3 Baseball - -- -- -- 2 Basketball ----- 2,3,4 Annual Staff ------ 4 E. B. Staff................4 President - - - - 4 CHUCK DUNCAN F.F.A................1.2.3.4 Baseball ----- 1.2,3.4 Basketball.........1.2.3.4 Vice-President- - - - 2,4 S. C. V. President - - - - 3 Junior-Senior Play - - - - 3 Annual Staff- ----- 4 E. B. Staff ------ 4 F. F. A. Reporter - - - - 3 JANE SMITH Treasurer ------ 4 Secretary - - - - - - - 3 Glee Club ------- 1 F. H. A...........1.2,3.4 Assistant Editor E. ....................4 Annual Staff ------ 4 C.C....................4 CLARA MATTNER Glee Club.........1.2.3.4 Secretary - - - - - -1.4 Treasurer ------ 3 President ------ 2 Annual Staff ------ 4 E. B. Staff ------ 4 8 MARIAN BENNETT F. H. A...........1.2.3.4 Secretary- - - . . - - 2 Editor of E. B...........4 Business Manager of E. B....................3 Junior-Senior Play- - - -3 Annual Staff ------ 4 S. C. Rep. ----- — 1 C.C......................4 C. C. Secretary - - - - -4 TOM DAVIS F. F. A................1.2.3.4 Baseball ----- -1,2.3 Basketball- - - - - 1.2.3.4 Annual Staff ------ 4 E. B. Staff...................4 BOB FECHO Glee Club - - - 1 Band -- 1 F. F. A..................1.2,3 Annual Staff ------ 4 E. B. Staff...............4 BEVERLY HEWITT F.HA. - - - - - - 2,3.4 P . H. A. Reporter - - - - 2 F. H. A. Vice-President - - 4 Glee Club........1.2.3.4 E. B. Staff ------ 4 Editor of Annual - - - - 4 C. C. - - -..................4 9 ¥ DOROTHY JACKSON Secretary - - - - - - - 2 Vice-President - - - - - 1 F. H. A. - - - - - -2,3.4 F. H. A. Secretary- - - - 3 Glee Club - ----- 2,3,4 Annual Staff ------ 4 E. B. Staff- - - - - - -4 FRANCIS JACKSON Vice-President - - - - -3 F. F. A..........1.2.3.4 F. F. A. Treasurer- - - - 3 F. F. A. Secretary - - - - 4 Annual Staff ------ 4 E. B. Staff ------ -4 TED MENCHINGER Baseball ----- 1,2,3,4 Basketball- - - - -1,2,3.4 F. F. A. - - - - - 1.2,3.4 S. C. Rep.................2.4 F. F. A. Reporter - - - - 2 Annual Staff ------ 4 E. B. Staff- ----- 4 MICHAL KRUEGER Cheerleader - - - - - -4 Business Manager of Annual ---. - ..-4 E. B. Staff ------ 4 10 MARILYN PRILLWITZ Glee Club..............1.2.3.4 F. H. A................1.2.3.4 F. H. A. Historian- - - - -4 Assistant Editor of Journal Era News .... 3 Annual Staff- ..... 4 E. B. Staff................3.4 C.C..........................4 HERB STOCKMAN F. F. A..........1.2.3,4 F. F. A. President .... 4 Glee Club- ..... .4 Annual Staff - .... .4 E. B. Staff...........4 S. C. Rep. ...... .3 JEANETTE WALTERS F. H. A.................2.3.4 Glee Club.............1.2.3.4 Cheerleader ..... .3,4 Treasurer- - .... .1 F. H. A. Secretary - - - -2 F. H. A. Song Leader - - -4 RPT - - - - - - - --3 Annual Staff ...... 4 E. B. Staff.................4 Pep Squad Secretary - - - -4 FRANK WEBER Reporter - - -- - - - 2,4 F. F. A.................2.3.4 Annual Staff ...... 4 E. B. Staff.................4 Baseball- ... - -2,3.4 Basketball - - - - . 2,3,4 Junior-Senior Play- - - - 3 11 Senior Class 12 BACK ROW; Standing-Lcfi to right-F. Weber. C. Duncan, T. Menchinger, H. Stockman, D. Slatton. SECOND ROW; Class Advisor, Mr. Miller, C. Mattner, M. Bennett, T. Davis, J. Jackson. FRONT ROW: B. Hewitt, J. Smith, M. Prillwitz, M. Krueger, J. Walters, D, Jackson. Frank Weber Brown Hair Brown Eyes 5 feet 9 inches Chuck Duncan Brown Hair Brown Eyes 5 feet 8 inches Ted Menchinger Blond Hair Blue Eyes 6 feet Herb Stockman Brown Hair Brown Eyes 5 feet 11 inches Don Slatton Blond Hair Brown Eyes 5 feet 11 inches Clara Mattner Brown Hair Green Eyes 5 feet 5 inches Marian Bennett Brown Hair Blue Eyes 5 feet 7 inches Tom Davis Brown Hair Brown Eyes 6 feet Francis Jackson Blond Hair Gray Eyes 5 feet 8 inches Beverly Hewitt Brown Hair Gray Eyes 5 feet 3 inches Jane Smith Black Hair Gray Eyes 5 feet 7 inches Marilyn Prillwitz Blonde Hair Blue Eyes 5 feet 5l inches Michal Krueger Brown Hair Brown Eyes 5 feet 5i inches Jeanette Walters Brown Hair Green Eyes 5 feet 2 inches Dorothy Jackson Blonde Hair Blue Eyes 5 feet 6 inches Bob Fecho Black Hair Blue Eyes 6 feet 2 inches Ecru Claire Memories Each year that we've spent here, Are the one’s we'll long remember. Under the school colors, maroon and white. Class chums have been made and found. Lots of fun we’ve had and shared, A long with the discipline, which was sound. It isn’t hard to take the musts of school. Remember in a lot of ways, Each individual works and plays. High school means much in later years. In which we cherish our, memories dear. Girls and boys to women and men. Highly enthused and on the road to the future, which way will it go, where will it end. So long, says the ’52’s So long, and don’t get the blues. We’ll be, glad, that we’re, going today. And we'll, come back, some bright, and shiny day. We’ve had lots of joy. With every girl and boy. Teachers were very nice, when they’d get us on ice. So long now our work it is done, We’re happy, but it won’t be all fun. We’ve left all our trade-marks and all of our bra n arts. With the years to come. (Tune Of Down Yonder) 13 NAME Marian Bennett T om Davis Charles Duncan Robert Fecho Beverly Hewitt Dorothy Jackson Francis Jackson Michal Krueger Clara Mattner Theodore Menchinger Marilyn Prillwitz Jane Smith Donald Slatton Herbert Stockman Jeanette Walters Frank Weber Marian Nurse Writing Letters Tom Mechanic Cars Chuck Mechanic Cars Bob No Telling Sleeping Bev Secretary Dancing Dort Teacher’s Wife Dancing Porky F armer Milking Cows Mike A Wife Talking Clara Married Aggravating Ted F armer Sports Marilyn Doctor’s Assistant Keeping Mr. Masten Busy Jane Housewife Keeping Mr. Masten Busy Don A Man? ? ? Getting Jilted Herb F armer Trapping Jeannie Telephone Operator Dancing Web Famous Writer 1 Outdoor Sports 14 favorite song Because Of You Hillbilly Boogie Longing Blue Skirt Waltz Tenderly Because Of You Farmer In The Dell Cold Cold Heart Because Of You Because Of You Because Of You Anytime Someday Down Yonder A Kiss To Build A Dream On Sin i v ' V ft- PET SAYING CHARACTERISTICS Tee Hee Curly Hair Probably Tremendous Nose Aw Come On Speed Demon T allness Oh My Goodness T easing Gosh Shyness My Cow Died Roley Poley You Like That Huh? Her Smile Aw Don't Be Like That Her Walk Aw Come On Crew Cut Together We Stand Together We Fall F igur e Together We Stand Together We Fall Dark Hair Shay Big F eet Strip My Gears And Call Me Shiftless Deep Voice Is That Right Shortness Smoke A Lucky Brown Eyes 15 The Class of 1952, started their high school days in 1948, with twenty-nine enrolled in the class, they were: Marilyn Awdukewich, Marian Bennett, Garland Carmichael, Victor Cuthbert, Jerry Davis, Tom Davis, Charles Duncan, Donald Durham, Robert Fecho, Margaret Harrington, Beverly Hewitt, Franklin Hoover, Francis Jackson, Adele Kaiser, Clara Mattner, Merle McLean, Ted Menchinger, Eddie Miller, Marilyn Prillwitz, Riley Shakleford, Donald Slatton, Jane Smith, Herb Stockman, Francis Stover, Franklin Tollas, Alvin Tomoske, Dale Van Orman, Jeanette Walters, and Kenneth Ward. Class officers for the year were: President-Dale Van Orman; Vice-Presi- dent-Victor Cuthbert: Secretary-Clara Mattner; Treasurer-Jeanette Walters; Student Council Representative-Marian Bennett. Class Sponsor-Mr. Momany. In the year of 1949, we had twenty-four students in our class, they were: Marilyn Awdukewich, Marian Bennett, Jerry Davis, Tom Davis, Charles Duncan, Donald Durham, Beverly Hewitt, Robert Fecho, Franklin Hoover, Francis Jackson, Adele Kaiser, Clara Mattner, Ted Menchinger, Eddie Miller, Anna Ostrander, Marilyn Prillwitz, Herb Stockman, Franklin Tollas, Alvin Tomoske, Jane Smith, Francis Stover, Jeanette Walters and Frank Weber. Class officers for the year were: President-Clara Mattner; Vice-Presi- dent-Chuck Duncan; Secretary-Marian Bennett; Treasurer-Marilyn Awdukewich; Student Council Representative-Jeanette Walters; Class Sponsor-Mrs. Ferris. We started our Junior year of high school with twenty students, the • were: Marian Bennett, Tom Davis, Charles Duncan, Robert Fecho, Arija Friede, Beverly Hewitt, Francis Jackson, Adele Kaiser, Michal Krueger, Sylvia McCamey, Clara Mattner, Ted Menchinger, Sally Paul, Frank Weber, Anna Ostrander, Marilyn Prillwitz, Jane Smith, Jeanette Walters, Herb Stockman and Don Slatton. Class officers for the year were: President-Sally Paul; Vice-President- Francis Jackson; Seeretary-Jane Smith; Treasurer-Clara Mattner; Student Council Representative-Herb Stockman; Class Sponsor-Mr. Prediger. We started our fourth and final year (we hope) with sixteen enrolled in the class, they were: Marian Bennett, Chuck Duncan, Tom Davis, Don Slatton, Jeanette Walters, Dorothy Jackson, Francis Jackson, Herb Stockman, Michal Krueger, Marilyn Prillwitz, Jane Smith, Ted Menchinger, Clara Mattner, Beverly Hewitt, Frank Weber and Robert Fecho. Class officers for the year were: President-Don Slatton; Vice-President- Chuck Duncan; Secretary-Clara Mattner; Treasurer-Jane Smith; Student Council Representative-Ted Menchinger; Class Sponsor-Mr. Miller. 16 We, of the Senior Class, wish Mr. Masten would be more lenient with the SENIORS of years to come. We think that the Seniors should be let out of school to work on their cars when they feel it is necessary. We wish Mr. Rhinard would get a wagon to carry his brief-case to class with, because he looks so tired when he arrives. We think the Seniors should have a private smoking room for vve boys not out for sports. We think Mr. Miller should take us on more field trips. We don’t think the SENIORS should have to come to school, only during classes. We think the Seniors should have a private telephone in the study hall. We think the Seniors should be able to eat in study hall any time they want. We also think they should be the first ones down to the lunchroom. We wish the underclassmen would in the future have more respect for the Seniors because they’ll be in the same place some day. We don’t know why the Seniors can’t be at least a little late for basket- ball practice. We wish Miss Ganzlin wouldn’t disrupt the study hall by yelling so loud. We think the Seniors should occupy one corner of the study hall and be able to talk any time they wanted to. We wish when we’re supposed to get out of class for meetings. Miss Ganzlin would at least give us an A for our good work, and when students come to the door, she could at least leave their heads on. Why can’t the Seniors have a private doorman (preferably a lower- classman) to open the doors for them when they are entering school and classrooms. Why can’t we have an elevator to carry us from one flight to the other as it tires our feet to walk up and down the stairs one step at a time. The Seniors would like to have their own study hall so the other grades won’t bother them when they study. We don’t see why some of the Junior Classmen consider themselves Seniors in College, as we’re their elders by one year and they should respect our great knowledge. Why can’t the new school be built before we graduate and the Seniors have complete authority. Why do the lower classmen blame us lor everything tnat happens, everyone, knows we’re perfect angels. Ted Menchinger Frank Weber Chuck Duncan 17 £L Qs We, the graduating Class of “52,” being of sound mind and body do hereby make our last will and testament to the following persons: Clara Mattner wills all her nights with Dick M. to Ida. Frank wills his ability to chase the girls to George Lawrence. Mike wills her ability to skip school in the eleventh grade to Linda F rank. Tom Davis wills his great love for Hillbilly tunes to Mr. Jochman. Sally wills her bangs to Miss Ganzlin. Herb wills his quietness to Allan Beilman, to give the teachers a break. Beverly wills her ability to keep a swell fellow to Josephine Wilbur. Jeanette wills her smallness to Donna Peachey, so shp won’t have to reduce. Ted wills his pitching ability to all the coming pitchers. Chuck wills his convertible to George Dohm, so he can take out Ruthie. Marilyn wills her figure to Velma Keigley, which should enable her to catch a man. Francis wills his temper to Dick Whitright, so he can argue in class. Bob Wills his tallness to Red Enders, maybe it will make him grow. Marian wills her curly hair to Jeanette Auffert, so she won’t have to put her hair up every night. Don, to Jim Young, wills a seat next to Esther Street, so he can get good marks. Jane wills her ability to go steady to Wilma Peachey. Dorothy wills her ability to stick to one fellow to Nila Grant. Clara wills her bashfulness to Ruth Ann Smith, maybe it will improve her personality. Frank wills his good behavior in Government Class to Elder Janke. Tom wills his devilishness to Margaret Karn. Michal wills her disposition to Sammy Duneatz. Sally wills her leadership to Bill Frank. Herb wills his friendliness to Chuck Haskins. Beverly wills her good behavior in Home Economics to Kay Kaiser. Jeanette wills her cheerleading ability to Carol Kendall. Ted wills his ability to get a girl to Calvin Prillwitz. Marilyn wills her good marks to Glenda LaVanway, so she will be sure to pass. Francis Jackson wills his manly physique to Verle ThaT.nann. Bob wills his good manners to Leslie Duncan. Marian wills her ability to get along with the teat rs to Dixie Airgood. Don wills his ability to tease the girls to Chuck Walters. Jane wills the use of her Dad's gas station to Bob Tollas, so he can get his gas free. Dorothy wills her blonde hair to Mary Phillips. The Senior Class will their good behavior to the undergrads, and hope Mr. Masten will like them as well as he does the Senior Class. We hope Mr. Rhinard will have as good a Government Class in the future as he had with the Seniors of 52.” Signed, sealed, and witnessed by: Dorothy Jackson Jeanette Walters and Don Slatton CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS: Yellow and White MOTTO: Go Forth And Conquer Prophecy TOM: As I was driving along in my old wrecker the other day, I saw what I thought was an accident, but it was only Bob Fecho, with his third car in three weeks. BOB: I go quite a few places in my traveling you know and I was traveling through Minnesota the other day and I passed a large black and red sign reading, “STOCKMAN’S DAIRY FARM,” so I drove in and there was Herb battling with his wife to see who would milk the cows. Of course their eight children come in handy as farm help. TOM: I wonder what has happened to the rest of the Class of “52?“ I sure wish Don Slatton was here because he is a census taker for the Government and he knows where everyone is. (Tom looks up very surprised.) Well, speak of the devil and he is always sure to appear. If it isn’t our old friend Don Slatton. DON: Hi everyone. Fancy meeting you fellows here. BOB: We were just talking about you Don, wishing you were here so we could pick up some gossip on some of our old classmates. Do you know the whereabouts of any of them. DON: Yes, here’s one that will sure surprise you. I went to Sing Sing the other day to take account, and who do you suppose I ran into. None other than Ted Menchinger. He had on the cutest suit—Pen Stripes. He has only six years to serve for throwing a baseball game. TOM: Don, you know that Bob is a traveling salesman, don’t you. He’s just been telling me some of his experiences. BOB: Oh yes, and by the way I forgot to tell you that I was touring Wisconson the other day and I pulled up in front of this big white farmhouse, and as I did a little head peeked out of every window. There was at least ten windows. When I knocked on the door who do you suppose answered it. None other than Mike Krueger. We conversed for a while, and when I left I didn’t have the Heart to tell her that her pot roast was burning. DON: As I was looking through my files the other day, I saw that Jane Smith Knefley and her three children are living at an Army Camp with Jim. Jane’s occupa- tion is dishwashing for the Generals. TOM: Clara as you know is Mrs. Ernie Riemer, she has him do all the cooking and housework, while she sells farm insurance policies, and runs the farm. I guess she’s pretty successful she made over ten thousand dollars last year. BOB: I just finished reading a book written by Frank Weber, the famous writer now as well known as Shakespeare in his day. He has his children type the stories, which makes them very interesting, because they add their own personal touch. His newest best seller is “HOW DID I EVER GET THROUGH SCHOOL.” DON: The other day when reading the newspaper I read that the Duchess Marilyn of Germany and her husband Francis are going to make a trip to America. They’re going to visit some relation, the Prillwitzs’ and Kerstetters. They aren’t going to bring their children because she is afraid they will catch some American germ. TOM: At my garage the other day someone said that Dorothy Jackson is now the wife of the General Vernon Peachey, who took Eisenhowers place in Europe. Seeing that her husband is so famous, she's going to run for President and try to be as famous, being the first Woman President. BOB: Yesterday, I heard over the radio where Chuck Duncan owns all the airlines in the U. S. I don't know if he is married or not but I don’t think he would have a hard time finding a girl with all those stewardesses that work on his planes. DON: Beverly Celis is now an underpaid secretary for her lawyer husband. She invited me to her home and much to my surprise she had Jeanette Allerton baby- sitting for the day. Jeanette now owns half of the Michigan Bell Telephone Company. She keeps Gene on the go taking care of their six children, as she is the boss of the family. TOM: Say, the other day I went to the hospital to see a friend and who should I see but Marian Bennett as the head nurse. It’s the classiest hospital in the town, for she had it built and she would have nothing but the best. BOB: I went to a salesman’s convention the other day and they had as their guest speaker none other than Francis Jackson, the top Professor of Michigan State College’s Research Department. DON: Well it sure was fun to go over old times together and find out where the rest of our classmates were. But now I’ve got to be going, maybe we’ll be able to do this again in a few years. TOM: Guess we better break up the party too, huh Bob? Be seeing you around sometime. BOB: Sure, so long Tom. Who's Who Best Looking Most Popular Most Bashful Biggest Bluffer Biggest Baby Best Athlete Noisiest Biggest Primper Neatest Peppiest Biggest Talker Jolliest Best Pal Most Mannerly Best Student Most Musical Silliest Most Conceited Biggest Night Hawks Most Graceful Most Likely To Succeed Most Dignified T allest Most Inquisitive Don Slatton Ted Menchinger Dick Whitright Frank Weber Ted Menchinger Chuck Duncan Bud Herman Jerry Kremers Don Schlipp Herb Stockman Chuck Duncan Tom Davis Don Slatton Bill Krueger Jack Dukesherer Don Schlipp Ken Slatton Don Slatton Francis Jackson Eldon Paustian Bill Krueger Bob Fecho Bob F echo Bill Frank Marlene Bross Sally Tidey Beulah Hibbs Marian Bennett Carol Beilman Jeanette Walters Velma Keigley Marilyn Prillwitz Pat Kalinas Ida Flugrat Velma Keigley Marian Bennett Nancy LaVanway Dorothy Jackson Theresa Wilbur Shirley Rodell Velma Keigley Ruth Smith Jean Grant Jo Wilbur Beverly Hewitt Clara Mattner Jean Grant Mike Krueger Junior Class BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: F. Jackson, J. Ansko, D. Schlipp, B. Tollas, B. Frank, B. Zuhl, B. Krueger, V. Thalmann. Class Advisor, Mr. Rhinard, E. Janke, C. Prillwitz, C. Beilman, B. Hibbs, D. Peache-, R. Knoth. J. Rock, I. Flugrat, J. Wilbur, M. Karn, K. Kaiser, D. Airgood. W. Peachey. Sophomore Class 24 BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: J. Young, J. Dukesherer. S. Duneatz, R. Herman, J. Kremers, R. Whitright. Class Advisor, Mrs. Ferris, L. Duncan, E. Paustian, E. Enders, K. Slatton, A. Beilman, C. Haskins. L. Frank, T. Wilbur, M. Philips, E. Street. N. Grant, N. LaVanway, S. Tidey. Freshman Class BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: R. Kunst, E. Gustafson, E. Marx, G. Lawrence, J. Mitchell, G. Dohm. V. Keigley. G. LaVanway, R. Smith, C. Kendall. Class Advisor. Miss Ganzlin, S. Rodell, P. Kalinas, M. Bross, N. Bross, R. Karn. Eighth Grade BACK ROW: SECOND ROW: FRONT ROW: Standing-H. Korelich, R. SMbee. M. Briney, W. Weaver, ft. Waldrop. E. Westbrook, A. Waldeck, Class Advisor, Mr. Masten. N. Laberdy, K. Russell, M. Shannan, S. Prillwitz, L. Harrington, M. Aubill. 25 Why We Come To School Don ----------------- To argue in Government Class Francis -------------------- To lose his temper Jeanette - To lead the basketball cheers Clara - - To talk to Ted MarilYn................................................To giggle Chuck ------------------- - To play basketball Frank -------------------- _T o be class clown Beverly -------------------- - -To daydream Jane - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - To get out of school Tom - -- --......................_Xo know the latest gossip Marian............................................To be a pest Bob F..................................................To sleep Herb...................................................To get A’s Mike - -- -- -- -- -- -- -To think about that certain Senior boy Dorothy ---------------To hope for a future with Vernon Ted- - - -- - - - - - - _ _ _ _ - -To pitch no-hit baseball games Ida - -To fight with Verle Verle - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - -To tease Jo Allan ------ --------------To flirt with the girls Velma ----------- --------- - - To lose weight Theresa -------------------- To study Spanish George D. - - - - - --- -- -- --- ----To see Ruth K. Margaret............................................. To blush Glee Club BACK ROW: Left to right-D. Jackson, C. Mattner, B. Hewitt, J, Walters, M. Prillwitz, J. Wilbur, C. Beilman, H. Stockman, F. Jackson, R. Kunst. SECOND ROW: D. Peachey, N. La Vanway, S. Tidey, V. Keigley, R. Smith, B. Hibbs, C. Kendall. FRONT ROW: E. Street, W. Peachey, R. Karn, S. Rodell, P, Kalinas, G. LaVanway, M. Bross, N. Bross. STANDING: Left to right-S. Rodell, R, Herman, A. Murphy, J. Kremers, R. Kunst, B. Frank, V. Thalmann. N. Laberdy, P. Kalinas, E. Gustafson, R. Smith, R. Karn, G. LaVanway. Z8 SEATED: BACK ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FRONT ROW: Standing-E. Janke, F. Jackson. B. Tollas. S. Duneata, J. Mitchell, J. Kramers, R. Herman. Advisor. Mr. Miller, C. Prillwit . E. Paustian, L. Duncan, J. Dukesherer. E. Gustafson, G. Dohm, R. Kunst. B. Zuhl, B. Frank. D. Schlipp. V. Thalmann. K. Slatton. A. Beilman. C. Walters. C. Haskins. T. Davis. C. Duncan. T. Menchinger. F. Weber, D. Slatton, F. Jackson, H. Stockman. F. H. A. BACK ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FRONT ROW: M. Krueger. C. Mattner, D. Jackson, B. Hewitt. J. Walters. M. Bennett, M. Prillwita, R. Smith, G. La Vanway. S. Rodell. P. Kalinas. Advisor, Miss Crapo. D. Peachey, N. Grant, N. LaVanway. S. Tidey, V. Keigley, C. Kendall, T. Wilbur, B. Hibbs, L. Harrington. D. Airgood, M. Karn, K. Kaiser, E. Street. R. Karn, W. Peachey. M. Bross. N. Bross, K. Russell. N. Laberdy. M. Philips. L. Frank. C. Beilman. J. Wilbur. I. Flugrat. 29 Commercial Club STANDING: Left to right-J. Wilbur, R. Knoth, B. Hewitt, D. Airgood, J. Smith, Advisor, Mrs. Ferris, M. Prillwitz. SEATED: J. Rock, M. Bennett, Secretary; M. Karn, President; K. Kaiser, Vice-President; D. Peachey, Treasurer; B. Frank, Reporter. C. C.’S Success Conscious” business majors who believe in a thorough training for the opportunities ahead, organized the first Comrttercial Club in E. C. H. S., December 6, 1951, under the direction of Mrs. Helen Ferris. The twelve members with Margaret Karn as President; Kay Kaiser as Vice-Presi- dent; Marian Bennett, Secretary; and Billy Frank as Reporter; Donna Peachey, Treasurer; met bi-monthly to enjoy the experiences that the classroom could not give them. A creed was set up with its goal of each developing to a maximum capacity. Projects include: movies, experiences on as many machines possible, two of which, the soundscriber, and Sunstrand ten key adding machine was donated by Mr. Robert Payne of the Eau Claire Packing Company. Each member made himself responsible for a thorough study of a topic and then an attractive presentation of it in meetings. It is the desire of these charter members that others following will build on this frame work for themselves and their school. The following names are the twelve mem- bers of the Club: June Rock, Richard Knoth, Marilyn Prillwitz, Beverly Hewitt, Jane Smith, Josephine-Wilbur, Donna Peachey, Marian Bennett, Margaret Karn, Kay Kaiser, Bill Frank, and Dixie Airgood. 30 Student Council STANDING: SEATED: Left to right-B. Zuhl, V. Thalmann, D. Schlipp, S. Rodell, D. Slatton, L. Duncan. Advisor, Mr. Masten. B. Tollas. Secretary-Treasurer: President, D. Airgood, T. Menchinger, K. Slatton. Bowlers STANDING: Left to right-N. Grant, N. LaVanway, K. Kaiser, M. Karn, D. Airgood, R. Smith, G. LaVanway, P. Kalinas, S. Rodell. Advisor, Miss Ganzlin. H. Korelich, E. Enders, E. Paustian. R. Knoth. J. Young. D. Schlipp. KNEELING: 31 Eager Beaver Staff STANDING: Left to right-H. Stockman, F. Jackson, C. Duncan, Advisor, Mrs, Ferris, F. Weber C, Mattner, T. Menchinger. SEATED: T. Davis, M. Prillwitz, J. Smith, Editor, M. Bennett, M. Krueger, J. Walters, D. Jackson, B. Hewitt. Pep Squad BACK ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW; FRONT ROW: Left to right-K. smith, V. Keigley, E. Street, S. Tidey, N. LaVanway, L. Frank, M. Philips, J. Briney, I. Flugrat. M. Waldrop, G. Knoth, C. Latislaw, M. Mitchell, C. Kendall, D. Airgood, K. Kaise M. Karn, N. Laberdy, K. Faustian, Advisor, Mrs. Masten. P. Kalinas, S. Rodell, M. Krueger, N. Grant, R. Karn, J. Walters, G. LaVanway, T. Wilbur, K. Russell. S. Simmons, D. Russell, A. Murphy, S. Schadt, N. Smith. Freshman Class BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW; R. Kunst, E. Gustafson, E. Marx. G. Lawrence, J. Mitchell, G. Dohm. V. Keigley, G. LaVanway, R. Smith, C. Kendall. Class Advisor. Miss Ganzlin. S. Rodell, P. Kalinas, M. Bross, N. Bross, R. Karn. Eighth Grade BACK ROW: Standing-H. Korelich. R. Skihee. SECOND ROW: M. Briney, W. Weaver, R. Waldrop, E. Westbrook, A. Waldeck, Class Advisor. Mr. Masten. N. Laberdy, K. Russell, M. Shannan, S. Prillwita, L. Harrington, M. Aubill. FRONT ROW: 25 Why We Come To School Don - -- ------------- - To argue in Government Class Francis - To lose his temper Jeanette ---------------- To lead the basketball cheers Clara To talk to Ted Marilyn ..................................- - - - -To giggle Chuck - -- -- -- -- -- -- ------ - To play basketball Frank -To be class clown Beverly ---------------------------To daydream Jane - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - To get out of school Tom ------------_----__To know the latest gossip Marian ----------- - - -- -- -- -- -To be a pest Bob F • -..........................................-- To sleep Herb ----------------------- To get A’s Mike - -- -- -- -- -- -- -To think about that certain Senior boy Dorothy ---------------To hope for a future with Vernon Ted- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -To pitch no-hit baseball games Ida -To fight with Verle Verle - -To tease Jo Allan ------------------- - To flirt with the girls Velma - -- ------------------ - To lose weight Theresa ------------------- - To study Spanish George D. - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - To see Ruth K. Margaret - To blush Glee Club Left to right-D. Jackson, C. Mattner, B. Hewitt, J. Walters, M. Prillwitr, J. Wilbur, C. Beilman. H. Stockman, F. Jackson, R. Kunst. D. Peachey, N. LaVanway, S. Tidey, V. Keigley, R. Smith, B. Hibbs, C. Kendall. E. Street, W. Peachey, R. Karn, S. Rodell, P. Kalinas, G. LaVanway, M. Bross, N. Bross. BACK ROW: SECOND ROW: FRONT ROW: STANDING: Left to right-S. Rodell, R. Herman, A. Murphy, J. Kremers, R. Kunst, B. Frank, V. Thalmann. N. Laberdy, P. Kalinas, E. Gustafson, R. Smith, R. Karn, G. LaVanway. 28 SEATED: F. F. A. BACK ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FRONT ROW: Standing-E. Janke. F. Jackson. B. TolUs, S. Duneatz. J. Mitchell, J. Kremers. R. Herman. Advisor, Mr. Miller, C. Prillwitz. E. Paustian. L. Duncan. J. Dukesherer, E. Gustafson. G. Dohm, R. Kunst. B. Zuhl. B. Frank, D. Schlipp. V. Thalmann. K. Slatton. A. Bellman, C. Walters. C. Haskins. T. Davis, C. Duncan, T. Menchinger, F. Weber, D. Slatton. F. Jackson, H. Stockman. F. H. A. BACK ROW: SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: FRONT ROW: M. Krueger, C. Mattner, D. Jackson. B. Hewitt, J. Walters. M. Bennett. M. Prillwitz, R. Smith, G. LaVanway, S. Rodell, P. Kalinas. Advisor. Miss Crapo, D. Peachey. N. Grant. N. LaVanway. S. Tidey, V. Keigley, C. Kendall. T. Wilbur, B. Hibbs. L. Harrington. D. Airgood, M. Karn. K. Kaiser, E. Street, R. Karn, W. Peachey. M. Bross. N. Bross, K. Russell. N. Laberdy. M. Philips. L. Frank, C. Beilman. J. Wilbur. I. Flugrat. 29 Commercial Club STANDING: Left to right-J. Wilbur, R. Knoth, B. Hewitt, D. Airgood, J. Smith, Advisor, Mrs. Ferris, M. Prillwitr. SEATED: J. Rock, M. Bennett, Secretary: M. Karn, President; K. Kaiser, Vice-President; D. Peachey, Treasurer; B. Frank, Reporter. C. C.’S “Success Conscious” business majors who believe in a thorough training for the opportunities ahead, organized the first Commercial Club in E. C. H. S., December 6, 1951, under the direction of Mrs. Helen Ferris. The twelve members with Margaret Karn as President; Kay Kaiser as Vice-Presi- dent; Marian Bennett, Secretary; and Billy Frank as Reporter; Donna Peachey, Treasurer; met bi-monthly to enjoy the experiences that the classroom could not give them. A creed was set up with its goal of each developing to a maximum capacity. Projects include: movies, experiences on as many machines possible, two of which, the soundscriber, and Sunstrand ten key adding machine was donated by Mr. Robert Payne of the Eau Claire Packing Company. Each member made himself responsible for a thorough study of a topic and then an attractive presentation of it in meetings. It is the desire of these charter members that others following will build on this frame work for themselves and their school. The following names are the twelve mem- bers of the Club: June Rock, Richard Knoth, Marilyn Prillwitz, Beverly Hewitt, Jane Smith, Josephine Wilbur, Donna Peachey, Marian Bennett, Margaret Karn, Kay Kaiser, Bill Frank, and Dixie Airgood. 30 Student Council STANDING: SEATED: Left to right-B. Zuhl, V. Thalmann, D. Schlipp, S. Rodell, D. Slatton, L. Duncan, Advisor, Mr. Masten. B. Tollas, Secretary-Treasurer: President, D. Airgood, T. Menchinger, K. Slatton. Bowlers STANDING: Left to right-N. Grant, N. LaVanway, K. Kaiser, M. Karn, D. Airgood, R. Smith. G. LaVanway, P. Kalinas, S. Rodell, Advisor, Miss Ganzlin. H. Korelich, E. Enders, E. Paustian, R. Knoth, J. Young, D. Schlipp. KNEELING: 31 Eager Beaver Stati STANDING: Left to right-H. Stockman. F. Jackson. C. Duncan. Advisor. Mrs. Ferris. F. Weber C. Mattner, T. Menchinger. SEATED: T. Davis. M. Prillwita, J. Smith. Editor. M. Bennett. M. Krueger. J. Walters. D. Jackson, B. Hewitt. Pep Squad 32 BACK ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FRONT ROW; Left to right-K. bmith. V. Keigley. E. Street, S. Tidey, N. LaVanway. L. Frank. M. Philips, J. Briney, I. Flugrat. M. Waldrop. G. Knoth. C. Latislaw. M. Mitchell. C. Kendall. D. Airgood, K. Kaiser. M. Karn, N. Laberdy, K. Paustian. Advisor, Mrs. Masten. P. Kalinas, S. Rodell, M. Krueger. N. Grant, R. Karn, J. Walters, G. LaVanway. T. Wilbur, K. Russell. S. Simmons, D. Russell, A. Murphy. S. Schadt, N. Smith. Baseball Team BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW; SEATED: C. Walters, R. Knoth, L. Duncan, B. Krueger, D. Slatton, J. Kremers. Coach, Mr. Rhinard, T. Menchinger, K. Slatton, D. Schlipp, R. Kunst. E. Enders, G. Dohm. C. Duncan, J. Young. J. Mitchell. F. Weber. E. Gustafson. A. Beilman. Center Front Manager, T. Davis. The Eau Claire Beavers completed a fair fall season with four wins and six losses. The biggest high light of the season was Ted Menchingers' two no hitters against opponent New Troy nine. A much better spring is looked forward to. FALL BASEBALL SCORES Place We They Stevensville Here 1 5 New Troy There 3 0 Bridgman There 4 1 Baroda Here 8 7 Three Oaks There 3 5 Stevensville There 7 8 New Troy Here 2 0 Bridgman Here 0 6 Baroda There 7 8 Three Oaks Here 8 11 Varsity Basketball Team STANDING: Left to right-Assistant Manager, C. Walters, Manager. E, Gustafson, C. Duncan, T. Menchinger, D. Slatton, T. Davis, F. Weber, Coach, Mr. Rhinard. KNEELING: B. Krueger, B. Tollas. J. Mitchell. A. Bellman, V, Thalmann, D. Schlipp. FIRST TEAM F. G. F. T. T. P Ted Menchinger 72 63 207 Chuck Duncan 65 63 193 Frank Weber 37 22 96 Bob Tollas 3 6 15 Jerry Mitchell 29 20 68 Verle Thalmann 8 12 28 Allan Beilman 1 7 9 Don Schlipp 2 2 6 Tom Davis 2 2 6 Les Duncan Don Slatton 1 SECOND TEAM 0 2 Les Duncan 27 22 76 Bud Herman 29 10 68 Ronnie Kunst 13 15 41 Bill Krueger 1 1 12 34 George Dohm 13 6 32 Red Enders 12 7 31 Jerry Kremers 8 8 24 Allan Beilman 7 6 20 Jerry Mitchell 6 6 18 Eldon Paustian 2 2 6 Kenny Slatton 3 0 6 35 Reserve Basketball Team STANDING: KNEELING: Left to right Manager, E. Gustafson, Coach, Mr. Rhinard, E. Paustian, J, Kremers. R, Herman, C. Prillwitz, L. Duncan, Assistant Manager, C. Walters. E. Enders, K. Slatton, R. Kunst, J. Mitchell, G. Dohm. Cheerleaders 36 LEFT TO RIGHT: G. LaVanway, N. Grant, P. Kalinas, S. Rodell, M. Krueger. J. Walters, R. Karn. SEPTEMBER Calendar 4-School started 13-Stevensville baseball game-here 18-New Troy baseball game-there 20-Bridgman baseball game-there 25-Baroda baseball game-here 25-Class rings and Senior invitations were ordered 27-Three Oaks baseball game-there 27-1. D. Photos taken OCTOBER 2- Stevensville baseball game-there 4-New Troy baseball game-here 8-Bridgman baseball game-here 10- Baroda baseball game-there 16-Three Oaks baseball game-here 31-Assembly Program NOVEMBER 20- Lawrence basketball game-there 30-Baroda basketball game-here DECEMBER 4-New Buffalo basketball game-here 7- Stevensville-basketball game-there 21- January 3-Christmas Vacation JANUARY 3- Tournaments 8- Lawrence basketball game-here 11- Galien basketball game-here 18-Edwardsburg basketball game-there FEBRUARY 1-Stevensville basketball game-here 12- New Buffalo basketball game-there 15-Galien basketball game-there 18-St. Joe basketball game-there 22- Edwardsburg basketball game-here MAY 16-Prom 18-Baccalaureate 20-Class Night 22- Graduation 23- School Ends 37 Snap Shots WHEEL SLICK CHICK THE pmilsop t w Y' Her WHEEL make- em-pretty FRANNIE AND MARILYN JAN AND GENE FRANK AND BEV JIM AND JANE BOB AND MELBA TED AND CLARA PAT AND JERRY THREE OF A KIND THE THING WHEEL HAROLD AND NILA CHUCK AND MIKE 39 40 Alumni CLASS OF ’51 June Waldo ------------- Ronald Beilman ----------- Ronald Keigley ------- ----- Arbeautus Hartwig ---------- Eugene Allerton ----------- Stanley Zech - - - -- -- -- -- - Verda Billings - -- - -- -- -- -- Alfred Celis - -- -- -- -- -- - Shirley Grant - -- -- -- -- -- - Kenneth Leach ------------ Shir ley Repar - -- -- -- -- -- - Roy Peachey ------------ Jane Howard - -- -- -- -- -- - Margaret Zuhl, Street - -- -- -- -- Rosalind Gustafson - - — ------- Hazen Harner------------ Jean Waldo, Slatton- - -- -- -- -- Marjorie Tollas - -- -- -- -- -- Floyd Slatton ------------- Mary Enders - -- -- -- -- -- - Stanley Dohm ------------ Bob Peever - -- -- -- -- -- -- Don Hauht - -- -- -- -- -- -- CLASS OF '50 Paul Hibbs - -- -- -- -- -- -- Stanley Stasiac - -- -- -- -- -- - Sam Waldo ------------- Ronald Murphy ------------ Jane Thomas - -- -- -- -- -- - Vernon Peachey ------------ Harry Stockman - -- -- -- -- -- - Jack Blake - -- -- -- -- -- -- Delores Heppler, Thumm -------- Joyce Glass man ----------- Herbert Hoover - - ------- Earl Paustian ------------ Walter Peachey ------------ Robert Mattner ----------- Cora Ruff, Kruegh - - -- -- -- -- CLASS OF ’49 Donna Durham - - - - - Art Kalinas - - - - -- -- -- -- - Gloria Briney, Kellerhuis - -- -- -- - Rosalie Kirk------------- Carole Welcher - -- -- -- -- -- Eunice Thalmann, Rogien - -- -- -- - Ruth Waldo, Valenti ---------- Benton Harbor, Michigan - - Eau Claire, Michigan - Eau Claire, Michigan - - Eau Claire, Michigan - -Eau Claire, Michigan - - Eau Claire, Michigan ...........U. S. WACS ■ - Eau Claire, Michigan - -Eau Claire, Michigan - - - Orosi, California - -Eau Claire, Michigan - -Eau Claire, Michigan . - - - - - California - - Eau Claire, Michigan - -Eau Claire, Michigan - - - Lansing, Michigan - _ _ -Niles, Michigan - - - Washington, D. C. - - - Niles, Michigan - - Eau Claire, Michigan - - Eau Claire, Michigan - Eau Claire, Michigan - - Eau Claire, Michigan - - Lansing, Michigan - - - Dowagiac, Michigan - - -Lansing, Michigan - - - -U. S. Air Corps Berrien Center, Michigan - -Kalamazoo, Michigan _ _ U. S. Marines - _ _ - - U. S. Navy - - St. Joseph, Michigan - - - - Niles, Michigan Berrien Center, Michigan - Eau Claire, Michigan _ _ _ - - U. S. Army - - - - - - U. S. Navy - Benton Harbor, Michigan Benton Harbor, Michigan _ _ _ _U. S. Air Corps - -Eau Claire, Michigan - - - Lansing, Michigan - - Eau Claire, Michigan - - Eau Claire, Michigan Benton Harbor, Michigan 41 Joann Enders - - - Ronald Karn - - Pat LaVanway - - Donna Souers - - - - Delores Avery, Steinke Ethel Hoover - - - . Eau Claire, Michigan — U. S. Marines Eau Claire, Michigan Eau Claire, Michigan - - Sodus, Michigan - South Bend, Indiana CLASS OF 48 Raymond Janhke - - - - Bill Hollatz.............. Eleanor Dohm, Mattner - Ralph Karn ------ Phyllis Flamm, Rueben - - Don LaVanway - - - - . Mary Thomas - - - - - Francis Kerstetter - - - LaVerne Harner, Glassman Merritt Kirk ----- Dick Heppler - - - - - Donna Menchinger - - - Eugene Slatton - - - Ruth Fecho, Billings - - - Rita Likes, Young - — Eau Claire, Michigan - - - - - U. S. Navy Benton Harbor, Michigan - -Eau Claire, Michigan • - - South Bend, Indiana . - - - U. S. Air Corps Berrien Center, Michigan - - - - - U. S. Army - - -Dowagiac, Michigan - --Eau Claire, Michigan - - - -U. S. Air Corps - - Eau Claire, Michigan ■ - - Huntington, Oregon - - Eau Claire, Michigan - - Eau Claire, Michigan CLASS OF 47 Ruth Thalmann - - - - Janet Hoover, Byers - - Gerhard Stockman - - Jean Prillwitz, Hettig - Richard LaBaumbard - Virginia Michael, Martin Dale Waldo - - - - - Shirley Welcher, Pucheu John Sommers - - - - Bonnie Bodtke, Cuthbert Berrien Center, Michigan Berrien Center, Michigan -U. S. Merchant Marines ■ Benton Harbor, Michigan - - - - - U. S. Army Berrien Center, Michigan - - - Lansing, Michigan - - Eau Claire, Michigan - Eau Claire, Michigan - - Eau Claire, Michigan CLASS OF 46 Bob Fields............. Marian Michael, Fields - Ruth Prillwitz, Blushke - - Dorothea Michael, Piedt - - Jeanne Layman, Gunkel - John Glassman - - - - - Roma Worick, Eglinsdoerfer Shirley LaVanway, Franz - Shirley Huffman, Haraeswicz Lucille Mattner, Basely - - Marvin LaVanway - - - - Claire Thumm - - - - Betty Yetter, Moyer - - - John Zick ------- Donald Young ------ Leona Janhke, Tober - - - - -Benton Harbor, Michigan Benton Harbor, Michigan Benton Harbor, Michigan - -Eau Claire, Michigan - Benton Harbor, Michigan - - - Dowagiac, Michigan Benton Harbor, Michigan - - Shanghai, Michigan - Eau Claire, Michigan - - - North Carolina - - Eau Claire, Michigan - - - - - - U. S. Army - - Mishawaka, Indiana - - St. Joseph, Michigan - - - - - U. S. Army Berrien Center, Michigan cy futocj xajlfl: CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATION CLASS FROM EAU CLAIRE PACKING CO. 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