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

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ALLAN FRIEDERICH B.S. Math, Biology HAROLD FRIED B.S. Math, Science, Athletics HARRY GIBBS B.S. Science, Atbleticx Standing from left to right are Mr Lystrup Mr Torgerson Mr Gxbbs Mr Martm Mr Ludvxgson Mr West and Mr Thorngate Seated are Mr Novak Mr Frlederlch and Mxss Stamer MARCIA JOHNSON B.A. Geometry ARTHUR LUDVIGSON B.S.g M.A. Biology, Playxicx H. T. LYSTRUP B.S. Biology, Stump Advuer Club ROBERT OSTERHUS ELLI OTTESON MARIE STAINER B A M A P H B M S M a Geometry Math 12 Math Girl Rexervex Ad Biology 'UZJEI' Sc1cnce Faculty HAROLD MARTIN JOHN NOVAK Biology Atbletzcx ELLEN OLSON Math Forenricx 62 Standing from left to right are Mr Frled Mr Fnederlch and Miss Otte son Seated ere Mnss Johnson Mxss Olson and Mr Osterhus JOHN THORNGATE Vice Principal Physzcx ORVILLE TORGERSON B S Ph M Cbemutry Photography JOHN WEST Sr Science B.S. - -2 - - . . .3 .. B.S. ' A B.A. Sr. Science, Biology ' - ' ' , ' B.S. . .g . . B.S. B,A,

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X Mr Rrsts students examrne the government documents whrch are a part of our freedom shrrne But All These Guys ad Busrly preparrng maps of Egypt rs thrs group of World Bryon once commented that hrstoty wrth all her volumes vast hath but one page There are many students who wrsh that thrs statement was true rn a lrteral sense especrally when rt comes trme to read the darly assrgnment Because hrstory and related sub jects dont hold the attentron of the mayorrty as well as for example a basketball game teachers resort to trrcks of the trade to rally support to therr srde Mr Harg who practrcally refrghts the Crvrl War shot for shot makes hrs US Hrstory class rnter estrng by hrs clever use of amusrng anecdotes Frlmstrrps are the devrces used by Mr Barnes to grve hrs students a clearer prcture of Physrcal geography By relatrng hrs personal vrews and experrences to World Hrstory Mr Kunz helps hrs puprls to a better understandrng of the countrres of the world both past and present Economrcs rtself a fascrnatrng subyect for many people rs made even more so by Mr Bergs dramatrc vorce and emphatrc gestures Hrstory and Socral Studres rs more than lust the learnrng of dates and facts Through these courses students garn a better understandrng of all people therr customs tradrtrons and belrefs A knowledge of past events can make for a more peaceful vsorld tomorrow .. J X +- 'Q . , . . . ,, . . U , . 7 V ' . . , . . . l Y 7 5 1. . ,, . . ' 1 , . . ' , . 7 . V , . , . 7 7 7 ' r

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Dave Rude IS takmg a foorball pxcture whxle Mary Catlm watches the game Shutter Sn appcrs The Photography Class w1ll never be scared of the dark They spend U4 of thelr workmg perlod IH total darkness whxle developlng PICIUICS 1X2 of thelr txme IU semldarkness whlle prmtmg and enlargmg and U4 of therr tune 1n a ltghted room whlle sortmg plctures Among their varlous dutles are takxng plctures and movles of the games and sup plymg prctures of school rnterests and clubs for the News and Kodak ,DR fe- - 'hp saggy? f. N , Qx a , A NA fgffmt . 'wifes' an , T 4 2 ab ,., Q4-T We 'A T f s. ,gt Q F The success of the game movxes de pends upon the sk1l1 of the boys 10 the crows nest Tal-:mg Kodak underclass pzctures are Peter Anderson and helpers Joyce Lennxe Jean Ehlexter and Barb Krewson f AJ Loadxng the movle camera ole rellable john Long prepares to Barb Harmon and Barb Krewson are trymg to capture shoot movles of the game some football acnon 63 Z. f Q., I '00 fl: I V J lx T t' f ' lx! . '- y . il I at I ' -. , , 1 'VU' 1 1, Z . a' 2