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

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Calendar—Concluded JANUARY 9—Back again. Three years ago today our school house burned. 13- (iame at Stevensville. We won, of course. 20 First team won; second team lost Niles, here. FEBRUARY 10 Mr. Immel read a very interesting monologue on “Abraham Lincoln. —Ardis Baker sat on a tack and kept on sitting. 17:—Program by “Pals.” 18—Senior class pictures taken at Schneider’s. 22—Why all the “Up-to-date Hobo Hats,” boys? 24 -Gerald delivered his Senior Oration in front of a vast crowd of students. “Ain’t he brave!” — First team’s Basket Ball score at Berrien 59 :9 MARCH 1 Pictures taken for Annual today. 1 wonder if Schneider will have to get a new camera? 7- “Brief” lesson in Physics today. Result: Night school for Physics class. APRIL —Thirty days of preparation to get up enough courage to look at our “Final Marks.” MAY 21—Baccalaureate 24 Class Night Exercises 25—Commencement Program. E. M.— 22 WANT ADS FROM JUNIORS Wanted—About five fellows to make dates with each week—Gladys Mom any Wanted- A barber—by the Girls of the School Wanted—Some one to keep the woodchucks from stealing my pickles—Florence Rosenberg Wanted — A good pair of second hand knee pants—Don Clark Wanted—To see “The best cow in Michigan” —Delight Morrow Wanted— A jazz march to play at dismissal —Ardis Baker SENIOR WANT ADS Wanted—New samples of medicine to test —Gerald IVilliams Wanted—A “shell”—Harold Gray Wanted—A “jewel”—Lucyle Palmer Wanted—A “turkey”—Mary Yetter Wanted—A special type of shampoo to make the hair fluffy—Hazel Barns Wanted—A hair dresser—Lois Hoadley Wanted—A “teddy”-bear Melvin Seel Wanted—An argument—Ethel Mitchell FACULTY WANT ADS Wanted—More reference books—Mr. Dunn Wanted—More ambition among the students — The Faculty Wanted Some liquid sunshine to pour on the physics students to make them bright—Mr. Balfour Wanted— Some more nights to drill the orators and library squad — Miss Voigt Wanted—A bomb to awaken the business arithmetic class—Miss Ludden Wanted—Something to reduce my blushing —Miss Skinner MISCELLANEOUS WANT ADS Wanted—A cast to protect the central part in our hair while putting on our basket ball sweaters—“Pete and “Forrie” Wanted—A “beam” (Boehm)—Mildred Shindeldecker Wanted—A “thumb (Thumm)—Lucy Kirk Wanted—A timer for typewriting—Hanna Dunaetz and Hilda De IVitt. Wanted—A new type of olemargarine with which to paste our hair—“Seeley” and Hub. Wanted—A “Hand”—Kenneth Gray Wanted —More girls to talk to—Harland H oadley Wanted—A boy to sweep out nights. Apply in the morning — Mr. Sykes Wanted—Someone with large front teeth to bite holes in forty two feet of cheese cloth from which I intend to make a tennis net—Fern Merritt Thirt

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ATHLETICS ITH the opening of the 1922 basketball season. Coach Balfour found himself facing a more difficult problem than that which confronted him in the previous season. In answer to the first call for prospective candidates some seventeen men reported their intentions on trying for a position of the varsity quintet. Of this number only one played on the varsity squad last year, we having lost the remainder of last year’s squad by graduation. 1 he season was fully as successful as could be expected. A total of twelve games was played, nine of which were victories for us. Much credit must also be given to the second team, as it gave our first team the practice so necessary for proper development. The second team has material in it which will form the nucleus of a team that will surely be heard from in the future. WKARKRS OK THK COVKTKI) “K” Vernon Dudley Drennen Taxman Harland Hoadley Forrest Merritt Melvin Seel Frank Brule Leo Kirk WKARKRS OF THK MONOGRAM Russell Thumw Charles Dillon Charles Burns Rolland Moody Casmer Closser Keith Hubbard INDIVIDUAL RKCORDS PLAYERS POSITION GAMES FOl LS GOA I ,s fech. Pers. Foul Field H. Hoadlev Center 12 3 13 0 31 K. Brule Center 5 0 1 0 5 V. Dudley.. Forward 12 3 5 6 37 1). Patman Forward 12 1 11 18 33 M. Seel ...Guard 12 1 4 0 5 F. Merritt Guard 12 1 8 0 8 L. Kirk Guard 8 0 1 0 2 K. Hubbard Center 3 3 0 0 4 C. Burns Forward 3 0 0 0 1 R. Thu mm Forward 3 0 0 0 1 R. Moody Guard 3 1 0 0 0 C. Dillon Guard 3 0 0 0 1 C. Closser Guard 3 1 0 0 1 Thirty-two