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

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SUPERINTENDENT Our Superintendent, Mr. Halmstacl, prob- ably has more problems than any other person connected with the school system. He has to final teachers for all of the different schools and also see that everything is run right at these various schools. Besides that hc spends a lot of time backing the con- struction of thc new high school which we ncctl so barlly. He is the one that has the job of selling our school system to the public and getting' their support. ,,,,,,.....-Q Altogether hc cloes a very fine job and wi-'ll like to say thanks for everything l1c's clonc for us. PRINCIPAL Mr. Earl Mollaml, formerly Principal of Junior High School, took over as Principal of Senior High at the beginning of the 1954-55 school term. We aclmirc and respect him for the excellent job he is doing. He applies discipline whcre it is needed, but is always a very understanding person. He is running our school smoothly and etliciently, and we hope to have him with us for many years to comc. . 'Q X YQ. .-.N i

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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.

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PACULT Y Miss IH'lt1'II I,llfl'll II, Nmlllislf I um! Il, .illwnu .14l1'isnr li.A,, I nlva-rslty ut' XNIHKWIIISIII M lc. l':l,l.Itl'l l' llrlml, l'1'p Igllllll, llISfl'HlIll'Ilf1lI Klluxir H S., Rivvn' Falls Stutv t'ulle-gr H.M., Mut'l'hail NLM., Mzu'l'lmiI Mn. I+'I..xN.u:,xN lz'l4'1'lrfrfIj1, Nurlfn li IG., Oshkosh MS., Stout Institut:- Mu. ll.-xxsem l'I'fl'l'I .v Ia'rlur'11Iinll ILS., Stout Institute- :urn Mu. Alzrzurs IV01Nlll'0l'lt'I'lljl I um! ll RA., Stout Institutt- M.,-X , XVz1ym- l'1livt-rsity Miss Ax'l1:nlI.I. .Uf.re'1l fvlHII'IlN, Ulu' Vlulf .N'f'J',f'fft', f'41rul4'rx H M., Mac'l'l1uiI NIM., Mzu'I'l1:1il S ,. 2 Mn. lim-1'1'T4'1Hcl: .'1ly1rln'u, Hfulugjf, , lfngfs' I,lljfNif'lll Ifflllfllfillll, lvllllfllllll f'oflr'f1, .Alsxislrzrfl lfflxlrvllmll Vmlrlf, Gulf rlllrf T1'lHlf.v f'lNl1'll vs-1' Fallw State- t'uIlvg'v xrl' twzultlutn- work at SlllN'l'iIH' Statt- t'rvlIm-pw M Iss lPl4IVVl'l'T Girls' l'l1ysir'rlI I'.v1llt1'1IfI'lHl ff..-t..'1. .'1Ill'l'Ntll' HS., Nl2ll'Mlll'l'ilQ' Vfmllt-gt'