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

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BOARD UF EDUCATION .nu-nga yu-1. fr-.- LEFT TO RIGHT: E. J. Loether, Henry Eggers, Karl Stussy, Paul Moehle, Orville Christianson, Pres. Oscar Loken, Sec. Bernice Sauer, Dr. W. R. Manz, Harold J. Ness, Sam Walker, Dr. E. C. Murphy, E. O. Rasmussen, Supt. Alvin T. Stolen. First Ward Second Ward Third Ward Fourth Ward Fifth Wand Sixth Ward Seventh Ward Eighth Ward Ninth Ward Tenth Ward Councilman Superintendent Secretary Pres. Oscar Loken E. O. Rasmussen Dr. E. C. Murphy - Sam Walker Harold J. Ness Dr. W. R. Manz Paul Moehle - Karl Stussy Henry Eggers - E. J. Loether Orville Christianson Alvin T. Stolen Bernice Sauer A great proportion of the responsibilities of run- ning the Eau Claire schools smoothly, falls on the capable shoulders of thirteen individuals. Meeting on the first Monday ot each month, the Board of Education centers its activities on the discussion of plans and projects in keeping with the educational ideals tor which America stands. Furthermore, the problem ot hiring administrative members, of main- taining and equipping the various school buildings, and providing supplies to insure a maximum ot bene- tits to the students is also a major concern. At the same time, the interests of the community must also be borne in mind. This is not a simple duty, one must admit. How- ever, with etticient organization of the board into three standing committees under the chairmanship ot Henry Eggers, W. R. Manz, and Karl Stussy, tasks are performed in a praiseworthy manner.

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Foresight, resourcefulness, and ingenuity have made it possible for Mr. Stolen to tit our school system into these changing war patterns. Alteration of our schedule to include courses to meet the present national emergency, the adiustment of this pro- gram to comply with current war plant circumstances are evidences of the harmon- ious balance our superintendent preserves between the school, community and the present crisis. The maintenance of an ably trained teaching stat? in the midst of a national teacher shortage, the promo- tion of war bond and stamp sales in the Eau Claire school system-these are but a few of the details his office entails. Though they bring neither honor, glory, nor reward, Mr. Stolen gives generously of his time. tiiftwiu rub W ww We If i 5+ , , U up-,M ,, SUPEHINTENDENT ALVIN STULEN l is ,K i f 7

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