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

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Cgtucferzls wmok ns musing '-71 frr .ub- 4534 -.X si 'tlrs folfman ass:-te Leslie Wlberg m planning vel balanced schedule :Ad YZ Wlr lxunz look over wocwlmnal lntc ret test with feorge Blegel Beverls Pc-dar on and I an Blexrude Solxmg problems of DQIQOI1'1l 1t1eQ ue the Xen lound fllltlLN of the foul cllss counselors NI! Johnson Nllss Regll 'Nils Coff m'm md llrll Kun? T eu mb tuts efnlx xx fn thex begm schtclulmg efxch stu en Dlllgl am so the sulueet Chosen xxlll be helpful xfter re recelxmg 1 hlgh chool cllplomi Then Lhlef lllllltlflll IN coun Qelmg xxxth students or pirents Personil problems thlt the stu den neul 11d ln Qolxmg re quentlx ue hmclled The fldxlsors ire llxxax terested Ill the uelfxre of the Qtudents and ire Alu us xullmg to determme lndlvldufzl stand- ings and t help il 'my w y possible. T A 1, Barbara Zutter and janet Rood consult with M1 s Reglx on selecting a college to attend after graduation from ECHQ Parent conferences constitute an important part of the work of the counselor. llr. ,lohnson discusses problems with Hr. and Mrs. E. Swanson. 11

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Q11- 'B ilaude Cramer ,Ioan Dams Donald Dochtermman Nlachme Shop Home Economics Radio-Eleclncnv 88,03 9118171 US' hw Edward Fnsh Fme Arla ,ff Mrs 'llartha Fuller Home Economics Prlnclpal Daud Barnes welcomes the new members of the 1953 54 faculty John Gallagher Arlla Crandy Marv Green Phw. Ed Sr Science Social Studies Home Economics mfg TU Helen Forsjord Commercial 1 10 Mrs. C. M. Cuvton Home Nursing