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

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1 l I Miss Mabel Regli Frerlfmzan Clan Adrifor i. As prmcxpal Davrd Barnes runs the school vuth a very skillful hand They Guude U Mr Theodore Kunz jumor Clan Adzzror Sophomore Clan Aziz zror Mrs Frances Coffman T- Throughout the year the Admrmstratron plays a very 1mportant part 1n the clarly actnrtres of Eau Clarre Hrgh The responslble job of adwrsmg and guldmg the students rests rn the hands of our prrncrpal and hns aldes Years of expenence are needed m order to tram and gulde the future cmzens of Amer1ca In the summer when most of the students are pleas antly enjoymg themselves the class advlsors and offrce personnel are busrly armngmg schedules and class SIZES When our huge enrollment enters 1n the Fall the admm ISIIHIIOHS mfmy hours of work bears fl'L11I rn a smooth functronmg plant Besrdes ardlnq Mr Barnes as assistant prmclpal Mr john Thorngate IS the Dean of Boys and also teaches physics Mr 'I Allan johnson Semor Clan Adr fmr Xu

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They Formulate chool Policy li li BOARD OF EDUCATION Siandfng W Pynn H DeLong, Seated K Knutson Dr V Olson I Bennett G D Barnes Dr J Gerlcke M Peterson S Andrews 'nv .01 WW my Superrntendent of Schools Homer DeLong The new hr h school bulldlng ready for occupancy next fall contrnuccl to demand thc almost complete attentron of Superm tendent DeLong and thc School Board lt was rmposslble hovwcxer to 1gnore the many problems connected wlth our huge school system vuhrch employs over 270 teachers The mrd nlght o1l burned more than one uenmg 1n planmng pollcy h1r1ng personnel and bargammg vuth dxf ferent employee groups That the role they play rn thc functronmg of our schools IS rmportant goes wrthout sayrng also that capable rndn 1duals represent communrty 1n terests on the School Board

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STUDENT COUNCIL W Ron' One: P. Klawiter, B. Perry, S. Parisi. G. Schaaf, C. Gabrielson, K. Zuttcr, J. Waterpimczl, B, Hill, B. Hartwell. Ron Tun: B. Ross, M. Engebretson, tl. Moehle. L. klacoluson, K. Wilsey, CQ. Long, L. Harsh. Ron Tlyree: B. Easterson, D. Turk, L. Schleusner, D. johnson, T. Partlow, D. Tornowske. ,f Karen Nelson assists Mrs. O'Brein in the Class Advisors Office. Karens xvork has proved useful throuehou: the vear. Miss L'lxvellinAu tlous iob keeping nation office. The sponsoring of a foreign student is just one of the many campaigns the Student Council leads. Each year chosen representa- tives of each class convene and work as Good Samaritans to improve the stiitus of the high school. The office secretaries take it big part in the high school activities also. These two groups are the structure to good conduct. Making out honor and work passes keeps Mrs. O'Brien, former Miss Miller, busy at the end of the nine weeks. l1i1S 21 Ifffmen- Answering the phone is just one the attendance of the many iobs Miss Stuck records straight in the Co-ordi- attends to in the Principals Of- fice.