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

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i 4 1 x , .M Row one: B. Hessler, K. Ender, R. Phillips, secretary, J. Bowman, vice-president, Mr. Poquette, adviser, D. St. Louis, president, J. Rulien, sgt.-at-arms, N. Gutsch. Row two: D. Gutsch, B. Baker, E.Arnundson, M. Jackson, D. Nadler, J. Richardson, J. Toske, O, Torgerson, P. Rohlts, R. Martin, J. Toske. Row three: A, Olson, B. Baker, F. DuFrone, B. Hamilton, R. Hugdahl, J.Olson, D. Green, L. Johnson, T, Grewe, B. Haugen, W. Lagasse, K Hampton, R. Lockren. Row four: J. King, D. Wagner, J. Brown, K. St. Louis, D. Erickson, B. Metz, J. Manz, J. Anderson, J, Strum, J. Alf, V. DeMoe, D. Eberhardt J. Schlewitz, D. Lawrence. What they made me dv la get 'Yu . . -.5 . 'A L r. Q r' L . I '34 K , Y mf - Q .1 fi J. Thoermer proves to be c fetching young girl during the initiation. Ronnie Phillips, Lyceum secretary, gives Jack Badger o big hond- ful when Jock wins a turkey at the Ly:eum'x annual Turkey Trot. LYUEUM The Lyceum Club is certainly an up-to-date organization, but by no means a newcomer to ECHS. ln tact, its history can be traced way back to the high collar-bow tie era-l9l5 to be exact. Sponsors of one of the big- gest social events of the year, The Turkey Trot, the Lyceum provides many laughs and thrills when they pre- sent their prizes which include turkeys, chickens, ducks, and a special prize. The Lyceum also meets its bitter rival, the Stump Club, at an annual football and basket- ball contest. Their adviser, Mr. Poquette, is ably assisted by officers Don St. Louis, president, John Bowman, vice- president, Jack Rulien, sgt.-at-arms, and Ronnie Phillips, secretary-treasurer.

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. -1 1 GIRL l'il2.'El'iVE.' L J li Constantly ready for service would probably be the most accurate description of ou' Girl Resewes, one of the most active service clubs in high school. As a friendly gesture, the Girl Reserves sponsor an annual Freshman Day where help is ghen to the new corners about the routines and traditions ofthe high school. Highlights of the season are the Girl Reserve Prom, The Big Sister Christmas Party, The Bunny Hop, several teas and the climax of the season, 'he Mother-Daughter Banqoet, Miss Otteson, Miss Olson, and Miss Grandy are the advisers of this service organization for Junior and Senior girls affiliated with the YXNCA. Wien ' i 'M-nf Always around when you um! them - all the time. . . Back row: J, Phillips, P. Waterhouse, H. Herzeberg, L. Litchfield, A. Grams, P. Spelbring, R, Thorson, J. Hangartner. Front row: V. Johnson, L, Dreke, M. Nehring, A Quella, A Roo, K. Borgar. Back row: N. Sather, secretary, N, l-lanshus, party chairman,F. Thorne, welfare chairman, M. Moore, president,M. Losby, program chairman, N, Merrick, song leader. Front row: L. Seem, pranistg K. Beale. vice-president, J Sundby, treasurer, J. Gabert, tea chairman, M. Nelson, publicity, S. Hanson, conference room. Queen Sonia Levelyn and King Marion Torgerson lead the Grand March at the cnnuol Girl Reserve Prom. Joan McCloskey smiles as her little brother reaches for his gift from Santa ot the Big Sister Party Sissy Johnson seems to be getting o little impatient but her little sister is confident that Santo hcsn't for gotten her.