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

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our future. ' • -- - . .. • Principal David Barnes Secretaiy Elizabeth Stuck Student Council. Front How: C. Lonn. K. Anderson, D. Strieby, J. Russell, A. Peterson, B. Thompson, B. Benson, D. Johnson, D. Schle- usner, A. Slagsvol, M. Knight, M. Keiner, J. Moehle, Second Row: T. Balcom, L. Schleusner, T. partingale, W. Stoi, G. Anderson, B. Easterson, president R. Stai, G. Welter, L. Wiberg, D. Anderson, Mr. G. Poquette. 9

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The Administration Formulates Superintendent H. DeLonq; Board oi Education members K. Knutson, V. Adams, I. Bennett, president W. Manz, D. Barnes, M. Peterson, S. Andrews; secretary W. Pynn. Superintendent oi Schools Homer DeLong. ADMINISTRATION Definitely influencing the present and the future lives of all who pass through ECHS are the Board of Edu- cation, Student Council, Superintendent of Schools De- Long and Principal Barnes. These four compose the ad- ministrative group that formulates and implements the policies of ECHS. Ever-present, yet staying in the background, the school board plays a vital part in furthering the students ' education. This year, the members spent many hours in making preparations for the new school, as well as plan- ning for this year ' s activities. The Student Council represents the student body and acts as an advisory board to the administration. The council is making plans for a foreign student to enroll here next fall. It also chose the assemblies, put out a suggestion box, appeared before the PTA, and on local television. Four members, Mary Keiner, Diane Streiby, Brad Eastenson, and John Barstad, attended the state convention in Madison last fall. Through experience and understanding. Superin- tendent DeLong skillfully guides the members of ECHS. Mr. Barnes, as principal, tactfully carries out his job as head counselor and disciplinarian of the school. Together they bring about the serene and peaceful atmosphere which dominates our building.

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y 3 V, v Ly„ ). f y ■t ' ,» -4 , « ,. x . f io tOi Dean of Boys and Vice-Principal are only two of the many jobs at which Mr. Thorngate excells. Absence is Their Business Co-ordination office secretary. Miss Kunz, keeps the students ' nttendance records accurately here at E.C.H.S. Dean of Girls, Mrs. Coffman, is always ready with a helping hand. CO-ORDINATION A long line of absentees forms every morning in the co-ordina- tion office to receive admittance slips and to give a reasonable ex- cuse for their absence. Miss Kunz, co-ordination secre- tary, keeps the attendance records of all students and assists Mr. Thorngate with his wrork. Mr. Thorngate, dean of boys, and Mrs. Coffman, dean of girls, help to untangle those problems which often involve and compli- cate the lives of students. Mr. Thorngate is also an effi- cient and helpful vice-principal. In case of Mr. Barnes ' absence, Mr. Thorngate takes over in ad- ministering the school. 10