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

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.l as R 8 Explaining the form of bibliography cards to Joan Gunderson and Jim Aeby is Mr. O'Brien. Going over some of the difficult points of grammar are Dennis johnson Geri Geissert Don Hanson Art Hes tekin Betty Keely and Ronald Kappus of Mr Robinsons English class The Milvxaukee Braves world champions entered Miss Loutures English class zza Paul lxlavxiters sltetthin English Sparks Imagination If one can procure a stable English foundation, he can transmit his ideas, express himself vividly, and gain inesti- mable possessions. Witli the help of teachers, hard work. and concentration, the students are able to accomplish these objectives. Last year almost 50? of the seniors from our school entered college. XWith this in mind, our English curriculum is designed to meet college requirements. This accelerator that Miss Tloflat IS adjust ing paces Carol Jensen and serves as a chal lenge to increase her reading speed and com prehension These sophomore students are admiring one of the 18 many colorful bulletin boarls designed by their teachers i 1 X . . , . . , . 1 a a ' - s s ' 11... ' 'Y V V ' - 4 su v ' ' '.,' ', .-'Q Y ..r ,v ,K ,, , V n

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The spacious desk makes library work much easier for t e Miss Pederson looks on as Miss Nimtz assistant librarian hbfarlans and the Staff checks out a book for James Grinsel rbrar The Medicine Chest The Soul LIBRARY COUNCIL-Front Rout Miss Nimtz,. F. Iarson, S. Kaufman, N. Lima, S. Peter- son, Miss Pederson. Rau' Tzm: P. Glenz, L. Peterson, J. Quigg, L. LaPage, V. House, M. Monroe, J. Flaskrud. Rou' Three: S. Heimstad, K. Gilgan, B. Steinke, K. Baker, S. Schuch, S. Mittlestad, S. Berg. Any school tour eventually begins or ends in the center of Memorial High both literally and figurative- ly-the library. It affords both peace and quiet as well as an excellent place to do conscientious and thor- ough work. Since the library is built below the ground level, it allows for a cooler atmosphere. More than suffi- cient lighting is provided by numerous windows above the book shelves and many large florescent lights. With the completion of this new library, Miss Pederson, head librarian, has seen her life-long ambition fulfilled. I7

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Wxth the advlce of thexr rnstructor Mr Krammes Joan Brown and Paul Blum develop therr speeches Durmg the week radio TV speech students have the respons1b1l1ty of ed1t1ng several programs to be broadcast over the weekend There are many prellmmary steps lncluded 1n com posmg every type of show On therr weekly School Re porter televrsron broadcast a reporter 1S selected to fmd mterestmg happenrngs around the school the past week News IS not always as easy to fmd as one m1ght thmk for lf must be of mterest to the general publlc as well as the students News must be summed up to f1t rnto the brref seven mmutes trme allotment All the programs are accurately trmed to the second Once an error has been made xt IS permanent therefore all materral that IS to be presented on the arr must be well practrced n The Air And n The Ball A group of radxo students are plannrng thelr program for the anr OOO Recordmg thelr Volce of Democracy speeches are Bud Moe and Lloyd Werlexn 19 jnm Klamter explarns the complex mechanlsm of the wxre recorder to Gen Tvs eet and Sandy Pohnske 7 4 ,A 4- ,Wg K Y T Y Y -' ffm on WV I fl E - 'J . if Q 2 .L. i i i