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

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Special Education Jackson Kennedy Special Education ,ll W an ,gg at Marion LaVelle Special Education Intern Library James Schoenrock Special Education ' Q S vaxel T3 ii J ,filqs Alice Hasse Librarian Charlotte Johnson Librarian

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Business Education Steve Anderson James Henneman Distributive Ed. Beginning and Advanced Bookkeeping 'iii-li f fail! iw 11,1 '.,,,,,,..oi'l?' , ,A , snnn sn , A i iixo fe. L, g. by : V D H - f X h X . Carol Tibbitts - 'Q U 5' Typingg Office Machinesg i o 7 Business Machines Bernard Nelson 1 X it KX-:iam '. ' A B Tylslgiigggkkeepmgg Office Carol Cockson Office Machinesg Business Lawg Advanced typing B X S 3 F 'Wilt I N ,X x is A , L f ' W- Pat Rinaldi X , S Helen Forsjord Keypunchg Data Processing Ronald Tobias Shorthand I and II Beginning and Advanced Typingg Clerical Practice

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Disciples of Education Retire 'TY 'Q--me Miss Irene Berg Mrs. Marie Chatterson . ,- is Mr. John Haig Memorial regrets the loss of three faculty members who have devoted their lives to the education of young people. Latin and English have been Miss Irene Bergis areas in teaching for thirty-four years. She graduated from Eau Claire University in 1932 and over a period of years earned her M.A. at the University of Denver in 1953. Spon- soring Memorial's Latin Club for a number of years has been Miss Berg's extra school activ- ity, and as a result she became state co-chair- man of the Junior Classical League. Miss Berg, who has traveled extensively in the United States and has been to Europe twice, plans to continue traveling after retiring. Mrs. Marie Chatterson came to Eau Claire in 1944 where she has taught French and English for over twenty years. She attended Superior and Eau Claire State Universities from which she received her Bachelor Degree. Further courses were taken at the University of North Dakota and Concordia College at Moorehead, Minnesota. Advisor for both French Club and Student Council were among her extra school activities. After retiring, Mrs. Chatterson plans to live in Moorehead and spend her summers at her cottage on Pelican Lake. Eau Claire saw the arrival of Mr. John Haig in 1928 from the University of North Dakota. Two years later he went on to the University of Wisconsin to receive his Masters Degree. During his career he has taught a wide variety of subjects concerning the his- tories of America and Europe, government, and economics. He has also been involved 'in a diversified selection of extra curricular ac- tivities such as basketball, track, rifle club, and assistant coach in football. These three people have enriched the lives of the many students who have passed through their classes through the years.