Chippewa Falls High School - Monocle Yearbook (Chippewa Falls, WI)

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The 1955 Monocle dedication is to Miss Mabel Nelson, Engalisli and History teacher and Forensic adviser at Chippewa High Sc ool. Miss Nelson was chosen for a number of reasons, the most important of which is perhaps her untiring devotion to her profession. Possessor of a genial, interesting personality, a perception of what is significant in classroom subject matter, whether it be the Crusades in World History or the misfortunes of Martin Arrowsmith in Sinclair Lewis' compelling novel in English II, the countless students who, through the years, have entered the portals of Room 1 have taken something with them, something wholesome, a bit of Miss Nelson. Not to be overlooked in this humble eulogy is the outstanding record compiled by Miss Nelson's speech contestants. Endless hours of coaching, listening' and an intuitive guidance have resulted in the compiling of a Forensics record without equal in the area. We, of the Monocle Staff. are sure we express the sentiments of the administra- tion, the faculty, the student body and alumni in congratulating you on your unselfish efforts here at Chippewa High and hope you arc around for many more years.

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ADMI ISTRATIO BOARD OF EDUCATION This yn-ur, as in tht- p:1st,ut11'st-liuul haw ln-vu Quiflwl llIlflt'l' thc vxcc-llt-ut llll'l'L'tlHll uf tht- liuurrl of lCmluc'zxtiuu. Each ye-zu' thc- vitizvus of l'l1ipp4-wa Falls 4-lvvt two luvmlmc-rs tn thx- Roarrl. Vt-ry willingly they c'unti'ihut,o thvii' time- tu nmlu' our scliools ln-tim' aurl In nmke- us hm-ttt-i' citizm-ns. Thv rluty of the' l'loz11'fl is tu rle-te-rmim' policy g'm'vl'liil1Q tht' svlmuls uf Cliippvwzl lfulls uml to sm- that 4-vc-ry chilfl in tht- community has tht- hm-st purzsihlt- 1-rluc'atim1. To fulfill this fluty thv Ruzuwl of l'l1lLlC2lll0ll se-lvvts thv must Capulrln' te-zlvlic-i's avzmilahlm- to give' us pm-Vsmml ixllirlaucv iu uui' Vcars of lvaruiug. Thv Roawl pm-pz1i'vs the' sclmol huililiug' lPI'0LIl'lllN to irivv us thv propc-1' fm-ilitivs. Thvu --f pe-Vliaps tht- liawlm-st joh of all f iw tht- ul'1'ang:iiipr uf thv school htulgw-tg tht- task uf satisfying' our pure-nts as th4- iiiutlu-vs mul f'utlwi's of school clillrlrf-11, who wish for us to Iiavv u SU.llSf2lCt0l'y l'flllC2illUll, zuul nun' parm-nts us tuxpzxyvrs, who aw- miie-e1'iic-cl as to wlic-iv autl how thc-u' mon:-y is siwut. Thus, thc' Vols- of tht- lioawl uf Plclucatiun is not an oasy uuu. Our Mmmclt- would unt hv cumplt-to withuut gfiviiig' thanks tu mu' Ruai-tl uf' lllllllvutlflll fm' tht- wumlcvful jul: thvy liuvo flouo ful' us. 3 3 Silliny: Sizwic Rmun.. CARI, M1-:1u.s, WvII.I.IANl Iu'lcr:N. Slunflingf: tlicmuxlv Mi-zsmw, Im. I ic.xNK Blcuwx, AR'I'lll'R I,r:1'l.i-im. .XMI l'ifrurwl: Hicxln' CllRlS'I'0Fl l'IRSl'IN.