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

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Tl a HI I is fri '- P' o Cdlu BIIIIIILTYIEIIII It is with heavy heart that we set aside this page of our Monocle as a final tribute to Miss Nelson. She gained a multitude of friends through her many years of service to our school. In addition to her classes of English and United States History, Miss Nelson sent forth each year, an excellently coached Forensic Group that won many honors for our school. Though no longer a part of our school system, Miss Nelson will always be remembered when we look back to these changing years. pugr' Ivn

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A. HOLBRQOK, K. l . W I i J u r . . ss ron 1. s f .. , 14 U qi L 4 Qi., ff To begin our senior ar the econiihg festivities h ded the' ist. Our Homecoming game was play with the nomonie Indians,,t-o w m wi lost. 'the queen, Penny Kuehnast and her-. princesses arol Bee-geron and Jo n. Smith 1 ' ed over the affair. 1, rf A Q Our basketball team worked id only to c out vsfith a 15 loss -- T wjn record. The basketball A squad incfuded t 1 following ors: L?ry Dodgeg John Hogseth, Dick Olson, Alan Smith, Jim Wright, fcaptain ert Web 4, I During our athletic season, the siabdl spirit wa held upwiy the fouri ! ' squid cheerleaders-Elaine Rivard, Jean Sol1e,' Joan SmitlQ?nd Carol Bergero 'Th' e cheerleaders also planned most of the pep ineetings. fr 4 ' The golf, tennis and track teams did well this year alsd. ' The Debate team this year was composed of four seniors, rol Nozel and Joan Smith affirmative, John Hogseth and Jerry Towle negative. The on first place in the district at Eau Claire and first place in the sectional held at all Hi. They were tied for third place at Carleton College and at Gustavis Adolphis Col ege. The debators also went to state to compete with other squads. ' Our A sextette included the following senior girls: Jean Teeslink, Carol Rasmussen, Jean Kattre, Linda Redard, Joan Clink, and Judy Girard. Ann Lindsey was chosen for the D.A. R. award. The class oliicers were: President, Jim Wright, Vice President, Mary Lou Blom, Secretary, Kathy Nielsen and Treasurer, Alice Holbrook. The Seven Sisters was the play selected for our class play. The play gave parts to 14 seniors. Our class consisted of 136 members. The Senior Class earned money by selling school stationary, sponsoring dances, bake sales, senior class play, and a spaghetti supper. Our spaghetti supper was very successful. Rev. Santella prepared the Italian Spaghetti. Appointed committees chose flowers, colors, and mottos which were voted on by the whole senior class. Chosen for the class flower was the carnation and blue and white for the class colors. Our senior year ended with a banquet at the Hotel Northern Dining Room on May 18. The Baccalaureate was held May 26, and Graduation on June 4. Our faithful advisors were Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Johnston. We would like to thank them for their interest and cooperation given to the senior class for their last year. page twelve