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

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H1story And Busmess E Faculty HISTORY FACULTY Sealed R Hokanson P Beebe M Barnes E Berg Smndmg T Kunz J Halg G Poquette A johnson I. Rlst E H TEALEY ROBERT HERREID BERNARD NELSON BEd MPh BEd MEd BA MA Whltewater State College Whxtewater State College UUIVCISIIY of Mlchlgan Umverslty of WISCOUSIH Macalester College Umversxty of WISCOHSIH CAROL HANATSCH MRS GUNHILD ROBERT HOKANSON O BRIEN PHILIP TREMAIN HELEN FORSJORD BEcl MA Superlor State College Northwestern Unlversrty BEcl MS Wh1tewater State College Unlversxty of Wlsconsln EILERT CY BERG GORDON POQUETTE BEd BS MS Whltewater State College BM Superxor State College Eau Clalre State College Eau Claxre State College Eau Claxre State College UHIVUSIW Of WISCOHSIH ALLEN JOHNSON THEODORE KUNZ BA MA Eau Claxre State College Eau Clalre State College Umversxry of WISCOUSIH MARSHALL BARNES JOHN HAIG BS MA Eau Claxre State College Umverslty of North Dakota Umverslty of WISCODSIH MRS PHYLLIS BEEBE LEWIS RIST Eau Claxre State College Umverslty of Mmnesota I2 BUSINESS ED FACULTY Seated H Forsyord C Hanatsch G OBrien Standzng E Tealey R Herr1d B Nelson P Termam . . 0 E . l D , .H in 'Q H H I I Ba. I l B.s. 1 A l B.s. l q . l B.S.. 0 BA. U 1

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While We Read History, We Make History - Curtiss - Giving map instructions to three of his students.is Mr. Kunz, World History teacher. Q54 ls Pictured above is Marshall Barnes, showing and explaining his rock collection to Gary Mayer, Janet Lord, and Sarah Yates Sputnik made Americans aware of our math and science deficiencies. It would be equally dis- astrous however, to underestimate the value of his- tory and social studies. Based on this premise, the Memorial High curriculum contains a sufficient Variety of subjects in this field. All students on the sophomore level are offered an elective in the form of World history. juniors, however, are required to take U. S. history, a very beneficial course. Four general divisions of history are provided for all students in their senior year. Pointing out locations on the map for Steve Pa ladie and Dennis Martenson is Susan Taylor Mr. Betg's lectures never cease to hold the interest of his senior social economics class.