Eau Claire High School - Kodak Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI)

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l SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS XYILLARD LA MOE - -a - - - Pfwidefli ALFRED LADXYICQ Vice President CARLTON OLSON - Secretary OLGA ANDERSON - - - Treasurer MARIAN ZIMMER - - - Scrgvaiil-a-Amis MISS EVANS - Class Officer A Word, farting Farewell! A word that must be, and hath been A sound which makes us linger: yet-ffarewell! Farewell has ever been and shall always be a difficult Word to utter. It is doubly hard to express, in fitting words, our regret at the necessity of having to say farewell. The time has come when we must sever the ties that bind us to our Alma Mater. The climb from Freshmen to Senior is a long and arduous one, be- set with a myriad of difficulties and obstacles. For us, the struggle is Over and the laurels are won. .Xnd now. as we leave school and go out into a larger world, if we can apply with credit the splendid fruits of this struggle, we may indeed call it a magnificent victory. In passing, we wish to say to Mr. Clark, to Mr. Eu Dahn, to the faculty, and to the student body that the four years we have spent with them have been both pleasant and prolitable. XVe thank them all, very sincerely, for their kind co-operation in thc past and their Well-wishes for our future. Farewell, old school, and the best of luck to you. XX'lLI-fXRD LA MOE, Class President. 23