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

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V 1 1-' ... V E. PRINCIPAL SAM G. DAVEY ADMINISTRATION OUR PRINCIPAL There is only one Sam G. Davey, but this world would be a much better place if more people were like him. While Principal of Eau Claire Senior High School, he has earned the admiration and respect of all who know him. Although he never forgets the individual, a more tireless and unseliish worker for the betterment of our school could not be found. In our verna- cular, Mr. Davey is one swell guy. OUR BOARD What a tremendous responsibility lies in the capable hands of our school boarde. lts membership consists ot a commissioner, elected from each Ward, the mayor, superintendent, and secretary. This group has charge of the school budget, hires the teaching force, lets contracts for work on school property, and decides up- on the policies for the educational system. Board members are: Mayor Barnes, C. I. Brewer, Gordon I. Falk, HV. Haight, Oscar Loken, W. R. Manz, H. I. Ness, E. O. Ras- mussen, E. Rathbun, Geo. L. Simpson, A. T. Stolen, Sam Walker, the secretary Ber- nice Sauer. BOARD OF EDUCATION-standing, from left to right: Sam Walker, W. R. Manz, Geo. L. Simpson, Mayor Barnes, E. Rathbun, A. T. Stolen. Seated: R. Fredin, Gordon J. Falk, Harold J. Ness, E. V. Haight, Bernice Sauer, E. O. Rasmussen, Oscar Loken. INot in picturel r C. J. Brewe . QPF'

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ADMINISTRATICDN OUR SUPERINTENDENT From the day We first entered high school, We, the Seniors, have known Mr. Stolen. Our acquaintance began when he gave his first talk to us as green fresh- men. Since then, Whenever opportunity afforded, he has continued to instill in us the qualities of good citizenship and loy- alty to our country and school. To Mr. Stolen, our superintendent, who has set such a good example for us, we give respect. OUR ADVISORS From the day We enter high school to the time that we are ready for college, our class advisors, veritable guardian angels, Watch over us, collectively and individu- ally. During the formative years of our life, our individual problems are of genu- ine interest to them. They guide us skill- fully hoping to set us off on the right road of life. Theirs is a truly responsible posi- tion because of the great influence they exercise over our future - an influence that may make us great or small, good or bad. Marjorie Mitchell, Burton Anderson, Frederick Nelson, and Vivian Baum are head class officers for the freshman, so- phomore, junior, and senior years, respec- tively. l SUPT. A. T. STOLEN CLASS COUNSELORS: Moriorie Mitchell, freshmen, B. E. Anderson, sophomores, Frederick Nelson, iuniors, Vivian Baum, seniors ,rr. i , 'FF' gl! -fy