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

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4 THE MONOCLE M .. ,fe ., 'S - fx Uhr Qilpippnua Zllalla High Srlynnl The Chippewa Falls lligh School is located at the northern end of Bridge Street on au elevated plot. of ground. The building is made of a light coloroed brick with cement finish. The front entrance faces t'edar Street, and is reached by a long tlight ot broad cement steps. The girls have a special door leading down to Bridge Street. At the bottom of both of these steps there are large ee- ment pillars supporting beautiful white globes, the electric lights. The boys have a. separate door also, leading out to Elm Street which runs back of the building. lu the summer the school proves to be one of the most attractive spots in Chippewa Falls. The broad cement stairs are bordered on both sides by rose bushes, bridal wreaths. and other hedg -s. The beautiful, well kept lawn forms a green carpet from the street. sloping gradually upward to the building. Vines ereep here and there over the building and furnish a vry attractive appearance. The interior of the school is as attractive as the exterior. llpon entering the building from the main entrance, you come to a broad corridor extending almost the length of the building. The class rooms open from both sides of this hall. The girls' stairs up to the assembly room are at 0110 end of this hall, while the boys' stairs branch ol? from the other end. The assembly room is a very large and cheerful place. Good pictures and statuary help to break the monotony of the class room appearance made by the rows and rows of desks. This roon1 is well lighted by large windows placed so closely together that they almost form a glass wall for the back of the room. All of the class rooms are large. cheerful and well lighted. The gymnasium is large and well-equipped. 'lit furnishes a llsatisgactory equipment for the girls' gymnasium clwsses, the boys' basket ball ignites, 'or a. Friday night dance or other kind of amusement. ,QW .paw As a. whole the Chippewa Falls High School is a. very modern, pleasant, and comfortable building, one which makes the pursuit of learning not a task to be avoided, but a privilege to be sought. E. P. '17. il i 1 A. E' ,Ai