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

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SIGHT T VE AT rms LU I' U DIL Lili A -BI A Duncan Ackley james Ackley Wendell Agnew Dan Anderson Joe Abrahamson Albert Barrett Basil Barker Erik Benz Rudolph Broedlow George Bruce Nelson Conners Robert Conners Charles Caesar Alfred Coleman Norman Cameron Frank Cummings Earl Cheney Henry Cheney Horace Chichester Beryl Dodge Charles Dorais Nathan Delong Harry Tystad Wilbur Fox Merle Fogarty Malcolm Guldan William Gereaux Ingwald Hanson Addison Hayes NAMES OF SOLDIERS Fred Hoenig john Hoffer Ezra Holtz William Hutchinson Foster Irish Henry Jasper Zac. Jardine Harold Jenkins Harry Jenkins Jet Jenkins Verner Johnson Earl Kalk Roy Kile George King Carl Kolb Berwyl Warren Arthur Kraeuger Harold Law Vincent Law Gilbert Lowe Francis Loughrea Arthur Lund Earl Mahle Lloyd Mandalert Clifford Marcell Allen lVlcCurdy Royal McMillan Neil Miller Henry Moe Sigurd Moe J Killed in France Dec, 18, 1915. Don lVlcGillis Henry Michaud Earl lVlcCaskill Oscar Pederson Harold Postel Robert Regan Henry Roycraft Lyle Richter Albert Sands Claire Smith Charles Shook Don Stafford Harold Stafford Castle Stanley 'jack Stickney Ralph Sherman Lorin Solen Benjamin Tapper Forest Tapper Clair Viles Gunner Wang Harry Tandberg Raymond Wilmarth Robert Wiley Merle Wilson Delos Yates Edmond Riley Hiram Buell James Dixon My Dear Mrs. Stickneyz- The King commands me to assure you of the true sympathy of his Majesty and Queen in your sorrow. Kitchener.

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De ication O 11011 who from among our ranks have gone forth that we maq remain here in peace and tranquilitq, that we maq never know the horror of invasion bq the Huns, that the sound of approaching Zeppelins mag never strike terror to our souls, to qou who are helping to make the world safe for democracq, we sincerelq dedicate this Iflonocle. manq a time in friendlq battle have we backed the red and white. How those colors have taken on an added significance with the blue stars which are before us. To us everq star means a touchf down in this great struggle for life and freedom. lDe hope that on that grim gridiron qou are able to hear our voices from across the water as we shout ivrxnu ALL ivrm uou rE1.Lo1vs- FIGHT ont

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Page Four The M PROGRAM OF DEDICATION On Friday afternoon, March 22, l9l8, the dedication of the service Hag took place at the high school auditorium in the presence of the student body and relatives of the men at the front. The dedication consisted of the following program. Song, A Warrior Bold ....,.,.,................,.,,.,,,,..,..........,.......,,. High School Southern Belles March ...... ..,,.., H . S. Orchestra Submarine Two-Step ...,...,.,... ...... ' ' Talk,..,r ....,.............,.,,.,,..,..,.,.,.... ,.,...... G . O. Banting Keep the Home Fires Burning ..,... ,.....,,.,. M ixecl Quartette Goodbye Broadway, Hello F rancen ,...............,,....,..,,.,... Mixed Quartetteu Song, Flag of lVly Heart ....,,..,.,..,.,..,................,....,.,,....,.,.,. Doris Carter flVlusic Presented by Wm. Kirk, Graduate of '9-41 Address ..,....................,...,,..,,,.....,.,..,..,,.......,.....,,...,,..... C. Cunningham Raising of Flag ..,......................,,,,,,....,.,..,.,................,,...Y.., A. G. Findlay Reading of Roll of Honor .,,,,,,,,.,,,..,,,..... .,...,A,.,.......... A . G. Findlay Song, Star Spangled Banner .....,,.,.,,,,,,,...,,.,.......,.,,..,,,.......... High School This flag, made by the girls of the domestic science department contains seventy-nine blue stars grouped about a single gold star. As it hangs in the auditorium, it will be a constant reminder to the students, of the boys who once occupied the very seats that we are now occupying, giving their service and perhaps their lives for the Democracy we are en- joying. One john Stickney, has already sacrificed his all and others-Ingwald Hanson, Raymond Wilmarth, Francis Loughree, William Cereaux very nearly lost their lives in the sinking of the Tuscania, an account of which may be found in this issue. Realizing the horrors of the present conflict, it indeed thrills us with pride when we see the patriotism of our school shown by those eighty stars. Their Service Flag. Ultfolrl the starry banner Glorious flag with stars of blue. Each represents a boy of ours Wlio fights for me-for you. In days gone hy, they studied here And sal Ivhere Ive today Unfurl the flag-their service flag And homage to them pay. Those men who on the gridiron Fought for dear old real and white, Are non: upon the yields of France For Cod and man, they fight. So Ive salute the banner Of the men who fight and die That we may live. Cod bless our boys The boys from Chipp'wa High. M. S.