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

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Page Eight The -SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS lf-- -- I1 Lester Kelly Irene Callen Selmer Sands As the class of 'IS strolled into the C. F. I-I. S., guarding their actions to the best of their ability it was indeed a curious sight. Hushed whispers of green from the upper classmen filled the air and as they were somewhat smaller than the Freshmen of previous years, they were consequently joked at as excellent material for football. I fear we were rather looked down upon during our first strenuous year but we emerged joyously, being highly esteemed for our great integrity and our strength in literary persuits. During our four years of High School activity we have chosen our Class Presidents well. Freshman .,.... ., ,,... ......... J ames Fowler Sophomore ...,... ....... C larence Nyhus Junior .....,,.,.. ...,.. H elmer Hagen Senior .,..,,,......,.............,,.,..,,,......v...,......,..............., Lester Kelly These capable men kept the ball of High School activity rolling in both social and intellectual ways and, much credit is due to them for their efforts in making the classes worth while. We as Freshmen entertained our Sophomore friends at a picnic which favor was cor- dially returned us the next year by the Freshmen who accepted our seats in the C. F. H. S. the home of intelligence. The Junior-Senior Prom under the auspices of the junior class was a great success and in our Senior year we had reception to a Junior-Senior Prom equally as excellent. Our class has produced some excellent debators and orators being victorious almost unanimously in their contests. ln Sands and Nein we have had excellent results on the gridiron and in the gym. From the girls we ascertain high hopes as to their future careers, which all goes to show that where there's a will there is a way, and the Senior class of ' I 8 emerges from the activities of High School life not to forget that which they had oppor- tunity to call their own, the C. F. H. S. H. E.. H., 'IS

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The M ONOCLE Senior Class Roll SYLVIA AMDURSKI Girls Athletic Association 43 Circus l, 3 May l7ete2g Football Banquet Committee l Stunt Night 2. Oh History, how it fusses me, And Chemistry, ii musses me: Economics isn't quite so bad, But, oh dear me, what trials 1've had! BIRDELLA ANDERSON Athena 4: Teachers' Training Club 4 Stunt Night 33 May Fete 2. She is short, and she is slim, She'lI he some teacher, in the gym, I guess that her vocation, ls teaching Huggies cancellation. CECELIA BARRINGTON May Fete 2: Teachers' Training Club 4. She sits in the corner Most out of our sight, And whispers unceasingly From morning 'til night. RUSSELL BARTZ Football 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 43 Circus I Director of Student Bank 3, 4. A mighty man to us he seems, For he has made the football team. NEAL BATES 4 4Percyx 1 Agricultural Club 2, 3. The road to knowledge is rough and long For a fickle man like me: Hard worlf is always mixezl with fun And so it will always be. OLGA BRUNSTAD May Fete 23 Circus 35 Stunt Night 3: Athena 3, 4: Teachers' Training Club 4. ln manners plain and unafected Sincere is she you'll find: She's not in bad with any teachers For she is just a quiet hind. Football l, 2: Stunt Night 25 Circus 35 Pr: ge Nine