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

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'rd 'fl 'Y fa' ,- was orktm. alter sthool lm yreptre tootl for the next day rs our cookrnf. start The Mtmornl Hrgh cooking department ts us ucry day preptrtng hot strmulftttng foods for oyer l lin l:lI11lSlN.tl students 'lhrs ut!! ntmrnzcd grou o workers rs under the drreeuon of Mrs ltllmn Rosen Ifaftf Lf! 5...-'f ,- s sv ,.- , ...nz- NCEC Commends Custodial Servlce Prtpatme to transfer thc smmmmc suns from the mash er to the exttacter are Mrs Paulson and Mrs Hardy Blovunr. the soot out of the tlues rn tht number two borlcr so that me get better heat rerzulatton ts head custodran Lyman Pere Hotchkrss Throughout the butldtng the e IS much cv rdtnce th tt our custodral serytce 15 excellent Betng the ftrst to arrtyc and the last to leave, thctr wrdc rrnrge of dunes urtres them to every psrt of the hurldrng 'lhcse consctentlous workers do uery thmt, from lscepmg the butldrng clean to mzun tumm, the proper water temperature tn the pool Not m my schools can boast 1 laundry room syeerfrulh. dcstgned for vyashtng and drylng sv 500 SYWlITlf1'llUg sutts and 111 000 towels annual ly XX 1th a staff of mo and equtpment wh1ch tn cludes a washer dryer and cxtracter thts huge task rs accomplrshed efftuently The laundry IS located behtqd the ssyrmmmg pool and adjacent to the gym locker rooms

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i'..Zl :'9 V Cur Job . Service iyg-glut!!-li Connie Weiss makes change for Mike House as one of her many duties per- formed daily in the booster office. Money, money everywhere, but . . .? The school store under the direction of Miss Helen Forsjord, provides students with the school supplies they need. Run by students who sacri- fice their srudy periods, the school store re- mains open six periods a day. Daily the booster office receives the money from such organizations as the school store, hot lunch, and from all clubs. The money is counted after every period and accurate records are kept. Mr. Herrid bookkeeping and typing teacher, is the head of the booster office. fl H if Getting supplies ready to start another day in the school store, are Yvonne Hanson and Yolanda Sheppard. Keeping up the records for the booster is Diane Zurek. This bulletin board is an example of how activities are related to the students It gives the highlights of the Mike and Platter Club, whose officers are Dwight Zeck, Mary Lee Helstrom, Frank Mooney, and Sandy johnson I6

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s WF making as C Gorton and .I Blix demonstrate to L. Clark Miss Berg. would you please re- peat the question? Sharon Prick- son seems to ask. concerning a Latin is ICSI. ' Conant Stresses Language - - - Though closer to Conanrs ideal lan- guage L'LlfI'lClllLlIU than lTl0SI'l1igll SCl100lS, R. Boggess, M. Salford, S. Briggs, and W. flhristofferson learn and practice IHHS Still falls Shun of the rctommcndcd the correct pronunciation of French wirh the help of records, criterion. lt is agreed that a minimum of four years should be required. This year. however, A we moved one step closer with the addition of a . Vt as third year eourse in Latin, A A' E . ,ffg Yr wi? '53 Qi V . ' x g' 4 Q AX, ff-J. duivu X mga 1 -- y X Rub? l M' R ' ev, .L After long hours of hard labor. Spanish students, Dave Buffam and Lois Clark doesnt look very terrified as :he gfraighg. Steve Iflliott proudly display their project ens -ludy Toyak Spanish mask, 18 closer Liriderstariiline of Spanish dexelops from map-