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

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,qw-1 i F 'Y 1 We lead off our faculty roster with REX ADAMS, a new addition to the high school, who holds forth daily on the subiect of scientific principles. Wartime activities relating to food production courses, rationingg-and civilian defense help to make DALE AEBlSCHER'S schedule, a very compact one. Besides he finds time to guide the F. F. A. and preside over the Eau Claire Teachers' sessions. ART ANDERSON returned to act os iuror on those absence alibis offered in the attendance department . . . not to be confused with B. E. of the some name, our efficient junior adviser and social studies instructor, who, they tell me, is a right nifty auxiliary policeman, R. W. BEEDE, commerce chairman, divides his time between Vocational and Senior High Might well be called the school capitalist for through his'honcls pass all school receipts through the channel of the Booster Club Ardent New Dealer supreme is GENEVIEVE BLUM social science chairman who enthusiastically plugs the sale of war bonds and stamps during the course of those heated discussions in American history and American problems lf we were to choose the instructor who maintains the most direct con- tact with former students wed nominate ANNE BOTTONSEK English department member, whose service mail is the envy of everyone Whipping up amateurs into polished musicians is the hobby of DONALD BOYD instrumental music director A victory garden is the center of MARION C BUNTING S time when theme correction doesn t monopolize her free moments. The efficiency of our hall monitor system may be credited to BURNADETTE BURLINGAME, champion organizer The same thoroughness characterizes her algebra and geometry sessions. i'- '-4, M Sf rw dT.rf with MORE PD tor .pei Zim, o SOVHO be 4 WL esen' m t Wll IGOWJSQY I sS ,Dev 111116 be y,6SU0'n' H011 c0'f'C effua . . . . . .i ,. . . , I . . I 1 s I . r . I . . . U . . . . . . . 1 7 ff l . g hd M1 ,ff . q .frrfrdl V l' l ..fjP.1Ri1, . .-,rg--, -. .. vs1r::F5:H,-Y-- A .-., . - ' ,, are-ft-sf-J, 'z' ,typisltai Mfg .r1,:,-.i.,v- .HK 1 Lififif -' 5':SfilC 1 Jin.: '1' i -.-vs wtf. 1.4-gf 'eff '- --'ef rszlglgs.- ' JFS,-l -V: - tyres- 1,1 'fer ,ree-if! 11 lrza. f 5:55 - .-.c 'J Six' - I 5211. fb. ' V eiisvsgf , 4 bkT.f'.:f-':,i.'F- 'JF 2 1,3-L5--A he ljQ?P.'E::.ll',,.-2'1 , '. Tig... 3, ij l 'I 'lf' ' ER . 911365 , WXESVXMPTES Ove, gchedu e dofl ta Wollefs HEALTH DIRECTOR Hilda Rademaclzer ' V A' :..,.....gef.1 ,L..,:t Se-5, -gmc U91

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USR Woodwork and household mechanics are ADRIAN BURMEISTER'S specialty but, generally we'd recommend his repairing ability in most any field. If daily exercise, tumbling, and sport participation make for a perfect physical specimen, then our candidate is NORMAN BUSSELL, physical education director, who also finds time to lend his services to the Civilian Defense Physical Fitness Committee. A sense and appreciation of the artistic is, developed by ALBERTA CHRISTIANSON who returned to the ranks to fill-and ably too-the vacated art position of the late Miss Fisher. Music is the hobby and social studies the subiect in hand of JOY ELLIOTT who takes seriously her task of acquointing freshmen with the responsibilities and advantages of our American heritage. Save for a class in English, CORA ENGUM occupies her time en- lightening her sophomores on the merits-and demerits-of those gruesome cavemen and the long line of Persians, Greeks, Romans, and Babylonians who inhabit our world history texts. A lend-lease arrangement with the Teachers' College brought us CLIFF FAGAN, former Green Bay mentor, who gave us some real football treats during the season. From Junior High came petite HELEN FORSJORD to take over the role of typing and shorthand instructor, while MARGUERITE GOVIN moved this fall to direct the Home Ec Club and aid the Chet boys in whipping up those tasty dishes. The smooth functioning of the sophomore class is the result of the faithful services of RUTH GOWER, its adviser, who also charms her students with her novel approaches to the study of Junior English, Locating and defining boundaries isn't quite the iob it used to be, that, we'll vouch, is the experience of ARLIA GRANDY and her world geo- graphy enthusiasts. APIAN 04.071 H W 00 ENGL ermforjf R IUKJFH AND SPEEC en H fIfat61Q-on 12,6 . ab-,H 3.71 LANGUAGES D. Midelfart, G. Magzzire i201 471.1 A. Led