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

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Mr. Cassel, drafting and woodworl-cg Mr. agriculture. Mr. Burmeister, supervisor of industrial teaches woodwork. Mr. Schafer, choir. 2 Mr. Rehm, electricity and draftingg Mr. Mr. Fish, fine artsg Mr Wisbroecker Craemer, movie operator and machine shopg printing. Mr. Dochterman, radio and electricity. Industrial Arts Faculty The industrial arts teachers are prepared to handle anything from sculpturing ro type- setting, including those listed above. ' This great variety of training prepares the students for a greater entrance on to the larger stage of life. Music Faculty , In order to provide background enjoyment for all the students, operettas, concerts, and the band have served to supplement the regular training. These have been given by the stu- dents to gain more experience in their chosen fields. Mr. Boyd, the supervisor of the music department, teaches band. Mr. Merrill, orchestra. ffri-' . K ' '21 ',T'ikff1' , 1 1 , .. 'i,fw'1vff3Eff2 . .' ,-, . - . ffi ff tiii-njfii a 2 H19-s Q W , QT 1 iii' ,- 3-.1 r ...f' U ' 7 - 4 1' v ii . H ,mvfq-Fi? lliifaliflfl .2-ff ffii ' ' ffaii w .r aww- V ' '-ivmrr-uf-1. f:'f'fT'e e.i'Tflu. '?1r Hi- ,fgyw , W 1, 'gina' 7 mtv... ,L rf .-my .fy-,fp':,, to 1 J '3 f H r.4v..ff?f- - '2-aria' ' ' 45- -'L .mr i ' 2 5 N' ,X 1 V i'i'ff'f?.tfJ 'W ' i 3 H .' -'::f.f W. ffl, V ' 2 '

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ffwlhxx Mr. Osterhus, algebra and geometryg Mr. Miss Otteson, who is supervisor- of the Miss Olson, geometry and algebrag algebra, geometry, and general mathg mathematics department, teaches algebra and Miss Woltersdorf, general mathg Miss Dunphy, algebra. geometry. johnson, general math and geometry. Mathematics Faculty AND ' Science Faculty The mathematics and science departments are closely allied. Those students who are in- terested in scientiic or engineering careers can choose from a large 'variety of subjects. These teachers are trained to teach elementary science, chemistry, mathematics, and trigonometry. H Mr. Torgerson, chemistry and photogra-. Mr. Thorngateg who is the supervisor of biologyg Mr. Ludvigson, physics and phyg Mr. West, science. the science department, teaches physics. biology. V ,- f jflfj ' Mr. Lystrup, biologyg Miss Stainer,