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

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i A t . ,. mfs..-.L .neg-gf V Y , c w. ,w Our board of education, shown at one of their monthly sessions, meet to discuss the many problems which arise. They are ffrom left to rightj R. Wrightg V. Adamsg I. A. Bennett, vice presidentg Homer DeLong, superintendent of schoolsg W. R. Manz, presideutg W. E. Pynn, secretaryg G. D. Barnesg M. Petersong Mrs. B. F. Ludowise. BOARD OF EDUCATION CO-ORDINATION STAFF From left to right are E, Stuck, G. M. Guyton, and N. Merrick who are always kept busy with their many tasks in the co-ordination office, such as a daily check on the attendance of everyone in the school.

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qv 4:1515 'awr- , We wish to express our appreciation for your efforts as director of our education' and for making the setting of the educative drama more pleas- ant and wholesome. This has helped develop our talents and prepared us for our future on the stage of life. Though we may have been silent in our gratitude, we now would like to thank you, Mr. David Barnes, for the splendid progress the school has made under your direction as principal. oUR PRINCIPAL, VICE PRINCIPAL AND SECRETARY Checking the attendance in the co-ordination office and hc-ing counselor to the students are just two among ,the many tasks that our vice principal, Mr. John Thorngate, must attend to. Tlmrouglm his efficient work, the students of .ECI-IS have benefited greatly. Keeping the school records running smoothly, typing letters for Mr Barnes, and having thirteen girls under her supervision were a few of the varied jobs our sec- retary Mrs Hancock, was assigned to do. Her very thorough work deserves high praise. A very serious car accident during the Christmas holidays has kept Mrs. Hancock from continuing her duties and Miss Elizabeth Stuck of the co-ordination office has taken her place. 'X ' 'Q'-LW.. 3 fi' 5 '1- xl-1 A- f Nhgiwi 's

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Mr Matz social studies and U. S. Miss Grandy, social studies and Englishg history Mr Johnson, social studies Mr. Kunz, social studies and sophomore class and lumor Class adviser: Mr. poquette, adviserg Miss Elliott, U. S. history and world history. Q Social Studies Faculty I A n In these days of Communism and loyalty probes, social science plays an important part in American life. These teachers are prepared to teach us the history of the whole world from cave men to the atomic age. Through the ef- ficient work of the social science department, the students get a well rounded viewpoint of the world problems from the dim past to mocli ern times. . Home Economics Faculty Our home economics department has teachers who are prepared to reach both girls and boys- Chef, cooking, and sewing are the classes included in this course. In sewing classes, the girls learn to sew various articles of clothing. Exhibits of their work are often seen in the display cases in the front hall. Miss Caterina, cooking and chefg Miss Krushas, sew- ing Miss Remol, sewingg Miss Johnston, the supervisor of the home economics department, teaches chef and cook- ing Miss Ellingson, chef and cooking. f-1 'SHP