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

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HAROLD SMITH Smitty Where words are few and seldom wasted BRUCE WALDROP Bruce When there is mischief brewing- he is doing the stirring PHILIP TOLLAS •Phil ”1 enjoy hearing other peoples views, but of course they're wrong DAVID WHEELER Pete” Some men are born lucky, some receive it later, and then there's me SANDRA WAKEFIELD Sandy An all-around girl who radiates joy, her only weakness is a blond- headed boy ROBERTA WILLIAMS Bobbie Her face is like the sun, always shining to everyone

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DUANE ROSENTRETER Duane Cool, Casual and Crafty CHARLOTTE SANDERS Charlie My mind is here, but my heart is elsewhere RONALD RUSSEL Ron A young man who blushes is better than one who turns pale WALTER SK1BBE Wally Every man has his devilish mo- ments CAROLYN SCHAUS Carol Her heart was kind and soft BARBARA SMITH Barb • Her friendly ways are the roots of happiness

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A group of seventy freshman youtns, In 1954, Boarded the Eau Claire High School ship To sail to a distant shore. But some have left our gallant crew, Dismayed by fears untold, While forty-six sailors have smoothly sailed And now the honors hold. As pleasant thoughts come wondering, I sit back and try to recall, The day when we as shipmates chose Our colors silver and green. Remembrances will never fade Of scenes so vivid once, The dances and spreads mid happy days We shared through all these months. In memories our school day pranks And scenes of which I tell Shall linger still in after years When we have said Farewell. My thoughts turn now to present times 1 wonder what fate Can hold for this happy crew of 1958. We now have safely steered our ship From the honored Eau Claire shore. Where shall we anchor it? How use The silver we have in store? Although our journey now is over, Our crew is only few. We want to thank our faculty; Bid all a fond adieu. Barbara Smith