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

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v :Isle G hrke explauns a geometry problem to Larry Ernckson nn Muss Olson s class Math Ascendnng tne stanrs to progress we fund that one of the most essential courses needed In our tlme mathematocs Throughout our entire lnfe and everyday we come face to face wnth some klnd of rnathematlcal problem In hugh school we are requnred to take one vear of math lf we wush to enlarge on the study there IS geometry advanced algebra and tngonometry Be Cause of the desire on the part of boys to meet pre :nductuon rcqu rements or prepare themselves for future work an engnneernng or related branches these courses are offered for then bcnefut Mr Berg w t cs as Duane Patroz and Phyllus Gow work edt therr algebra p blcrn cn the blackboard Dcmonstrot ng the use of a pcntograph are Travus Olson Cul Hauge Sandra Gude and Orvulle Torgerson Miss Otteson s trng class Msg W Itersdorf checks t e papers of her general math students as they w rk on thetr asslgnment

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The above are commlttee members of Mess Elltotts hlstory classes, who sponsored project of supplying a will lf' iiifvf Mr l-long poants to the scene of a campaign ln the r cf for B l-a lon B Jopke and G Jens n h tory c Bob Anderson gwes a talk and enlughtens Mr Anderson S second peruod American problems class Smal Sfudzcs As we progress ln our lnves we become aware and thoughtful of both national and an ternatlonal affairs Turning again to our htgh school courses offered we come to the problem of selectmg the subjects that help us recelve a wnde background of world hlstory and current happenmgs Socual studnes world geography Amerucan problems and both w rld and U S history are available to us To and us nn gannnng famvly at as NI. g ,W l knowledge and understandlng better the makmg of our country s freedom class dnscussnons movnes reports and a few fueld trzps add to the Interest of the work C McElwaune potnts to The Amerucan Creed durung a discussion un Mr John ons socuol studles class as A Holbrook and D Smuth watch

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E CO erscn light tlce coal gas that i being driven off Proving the wheel and axle experiment are A Nestor while completing the experiment to show destructive Gnd B Bqrlgnd while G Ele-yer ond R Hugdol-il look gn distillation of coal with A Henke s assistance Suzanne To understand the modern world with its atomic energy and scientific discoveries students must develop an interest in the general knowledge of the field Jun iors and seniors have the choice of either physics or chemistry, while sophomores are required to take biology. Courses in general and senior science are also available. Convinced of the trend toward a more modern world than today, many students receive excellent background in high school for further research in this respective vocation. Doing a proiect on soil conservation in Miss Stainer's biology class are: V. Dahl, B. Perry, J. Nelson, B. Sher- man, J. Barnhardt, and C. Nibauer, Mr. West demonstrates an experiment to show the static charge of electricity while B. Carlson, L. Mueller, E. Ryder, and L, Biesecker watch.