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

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Prlscllla Gram left purchases a box of colored pencils and a notebook from Yolanda Sheppard D1mes, Dollars A Penny Saved In The School Store The glrls who work rn the school store gam valuable expemence rn handlmg money they also get an rdea of how a small bus1 ness rs run The store under the supervlsron of Mlss Helen Forslord sells school supplres to the students at a reduced rate and the profxr made rs used to buy materral for the commercral department And Depos1ts' Barb Schroeder makes change one of her many dunes nn the booster offrce Barb Schroeder and Sandra Zxmmerman count and wrlte out a recerpt for the money they recerved from Kathy P3Ch10 Have you ever wondered what becomes of the money you pay as admrsslon to a school ZCIIVIITYD It IS deposrted along wrth the rest of the money collected durmg a school day m the booster OfflCC and from there rt IS taken to the bank and kept there for future use The sponsors of each club organn zatron and actxvrty as well as homeroom teachers are fre quently seen here makmg money deposrts l 1 l . .. w ' 9 7 1 1 J . 'v', , T ,4 s of . . 1. ' 5 . x - 1 . , ' 9 1 1 ' 5:5 1

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. 'ff-4'--'L ,A-49, ' Student Council president, John Coggins, talks to the council Standing: John Baker, Lynn Loken, Dave Putney. Alan Hulbeff, consisting of: Seated, left to right: Kathy Turney, Kathy Smith, Larry Domer, Bill Lindsay, Tom Rawlings, Tom German, Claus Lonnie Peterson, jean Christensen, Barbara Baker, Karen Wilson, Westphal, Richard Jensen, Roger Ticrz, Craig Carlson, Bill jean Johnson, Robin Litchfield, Mary Lee I-lelstrom, Lynn Ever- I-ind, BYUCC Kopplin, I-YHD Preston, and Jim VHH Gordfn- son, Carolyn johnson, Carolyn Gabrielson, and Joy Borum. Of The Students By The Students For The Students Performing one of her many duties, Miss Stuck, secretary in the principal's office, is returning a lost locker key to Barb Preston. Mrs. Carol O'Brien, secretary to the class advisors, runs off copies of the list of absentees to be distributed among the teachers. The Girls Downstairs l I know, the alarm clock didn't go off. says Mrs. Hanson, co-ordination secretary.

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Readily they move along Hats off to a real fine group of KP guys and gals who provide us with well balanced and tasty hot lunches and keep our building clean With the help of students and faculty our staff runs through over l80O students within an hour and a half A lunch in the cafeteria IS not the most tranquil experience in the world Yet with the eating and rushing around the staff keeps it going in a most efficient manner A school day begms and ends with the ever present custodian performing the task of keeping An ants eye view of a daily sweeping Standing HF HIICHYIOH 10 , c - 1 7 our building spotless and in repair. ,pt ' if?