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(ladia The future broadcasters, left to right: G. Fogerland, ]. Young ]. Hotvedt, B. Gibson, ]. Torgerson. The radio work carried on at ECHS took a big step forward this year when new equipment was installed in the radio studio, and Mr. Hovey was given fu charge of the broadcasts that are sent over the air through our local station WEAU. This work points to a need for correct speech, thus fitting in well with the English set-up. R. Simensori and M. Hughes are the boys in the control room.
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Those who wish to go through college or farther should take a foreign lan- guage. At ECHS we give you a choice of three languages: French, Spanish, or Latin. There is more than a rumor that German may be added next year. Mr. Rosene, our Spanish instructor, is a new member of the faculty. Miss Berg teaches Latin and Mrs. Chatterson has all the French. The French classes have formed a club for the advancement of language study. Left to right: B. Witt, J. Olson, A. Tanner and W. Tares are studying their Latin for Miss Berg. Here is proof that Spanish is interesting. Mr. Rosene has all the Spanish classes. 21
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Our debators take time out for a picture, front row — left to right: ]. Tetter, M. Olson, M. Myers, L. Woolen, S. Riley, E. Gilbertson, ]. Hattamer. Back, row: R. Werth, C. Garness, S. Stelter, B. Borthwick, L. Baker, F. Haug, D. Losby. ' ■ 2 eaate Due attention is given to all types of speech in debate class but debating is the main ac- tivity. By the end of the season each member will have participated in at least twenty de- bates with representatives of Wisconsin, Min- nesota, Iowa and South Dakota schools. Then there are six practice tournaments scheduled in five different cities including Eau Claire. The freshmen and sophomores meet in ECHS for Q tournament at which time the Eau Claire Exchange Club plaque is awarded to the win- ners. They also compete in the Upper Missis- sippi N. F. L. tournament at Eau Claire. The debators are, front row — left to right: J. Ralston, A. Tanner, R. Tanner, ]. Hendrickson. Back row: T. Borland, R. Jensen, D. Mathison, D. Drummond. Mr. Mathison is coach of the debate classes.
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