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

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hy,. 1w., as Learnmg Cut L1v1ng Language Karen Wrlson rs presentrng a speech to Mrs Chattersons He has went steady or he has gone Bob Nelson Bob Paulson Tom Weaver and Romarne Woodford are busrly workrng on magazrne reports steady? She seen hmm or she saw h1m7 Thrs IS one of the problems the Memorral Hrgh students struggled wrth rn Englrsh class Besrdes domg grammar work the students read Amerrtan Lrtcrature and developed creatrve wrmng skrlls Yes the freld of oral and wrrtten communrcatron IS varled and to most makes our lessons xnterestrng and fun to learn 52 P :HMT N Jr, ff i usT j ffm' x Judy McMullen Karen Peterson Dorothy Sorlre and Clarrssa Waters are drsplayrng dzffrcult gram mar exercrses on the black board for the teacher to examme James Morrow, Nancy Kneer, and Jean Chrrst ranson are lookrng at the varrous book yackets on the bulletm board rn a sophomore Enghsh class R W if . ,M Y 109' l , X 5 Q I 3, f i. , -' .A 'fav ts 'f , ,,.fffif' 5 1-A ' , ,V with A .V W In v Ac' V -M f xA 1 , English class. 7 7 l 7 . , . 7 ' a I 5 4 K y t g aa! s W1-7 f X 4 I I F. Q' I X L! , a I ysgfx ' J 1 , 1 ,, ff ,. Q V , . ' ,., . H H . , Q ' s - , K -I L , , 6 .

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Don Larson is pictured showing Janet Garlle Janet Larson Lynn Stotesbury and Dwight Zeck the intricacies of being all OPCIZIOI' hhhh e e ' Rehearsing a program for the air is Carolyn Peterson Judy Welter Sharon Christofferson and Karen Steffen julie Wilson and Karen Steffen are shown busily typing scripts. Pointing out the program schedule is Geri Geisert to Sharon Dresel and Sharon Christofferson 3 2 1 Quiet Please' These words are most familiar to the students of the beginning and advanced radio TV classes An observer upon entering the classroom sees before him a very active group of students intent on various projects such as recording a radio program writing scripts, and rehearsing for a TV program Every week the students of these classes produce four radio programs and one TV show For the fine job they do keeping the students, faculty and public up to date on various happenings at Memorial High the radio TV classes deserve considerable praise