Chippewa Falls High School - Monocle Yearbook (Chippewa Falls, WI)
- Class of 1953
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W'ILLARIl NICIIOLSUN, JAMES CARDINAL, MARL1-:NE SCIIILIIA .Alf-IMA . ....................... ANNETTI-I LEIJUU. GWEN GAYNOR Spnrtx ........ . .WALTER KATZ, MIi'Kl'1H' MORRISON Cmplimf Eflitur .. ..,............ MIXICIPI DOWDINO IIU-in-'up liflimr . . . . .BEVERLY BERGIIOLTZ .N'4'l'l'1'l1lI'!l ......... ........ ............. C , XROL XVARNER lrupfn-lm-N, Punvlfsts, Typists ........... JOANNE BERGERON, YYONNI-I BERGERON, IJIANNE AYRES, BARBARA BIGLER, DARLENE BOLLOM, KAREN BLOM, DIANNE BUSHLANIJ, ANNE CRANE, GWEN GAYNOR, IJALORES GIRARO, SANDRA GOSTOMSKI, BARBARA GUNO, JANIUE HAm.r'zu, BONNIE HFZDRINGTUN, KATHERINE HUR, JAN1cE LUNIIEI-IN, DONNA NIANDI-ILERT, MIi'Kl'IY' MORRISON, ITARLENE NEWMAN, JEANNE ISOM, BETH PATRII-I, SHIRLEY RAUKE, EILEEN RICKSFORO, ARLENH SVIIAFI-IR, JOAN SK'H1VIl-ZISER, JULIE VINCENT, LAVONNE XVOLIIIEIER, JI'NI-I YOUNG, SHIRLEY YOUNG, LOIS NOSAL, JOAN VOOLER, JOY ANNE ROBERTS, MARY JEAN BURICH, JUDY FRORERO, ERNEST' HUT11 1 -dfof SFHOOI. ROA Ill? Im!! In lffyflfl - Sfrrnelfnyf: Ilrzxm' flIlltIS'I'Hl-'Fl-IRS!-IN, l'll,5lI-IR C'111:IsTr:Nsr:N, Sums: Ilmxm.. Sillinyfz mmumu Ml-:s1,fm'. Ilumclrl' H.xI.x1s'lxxlv, FXIIL Ml-:1ll.s, Vl'll.LI.XM lll'Rl'IN Che l6'0ard nf 5d11caf2f14 Smm- of Us pmlmlmly do hui know r-uullgglm about lhv Iinulwl uf l'ltllli'llllIlll to H-ally lllllll'K'K'l2lll' thx' things lhc-3' urs' elning' fm' us. Thv Sclmol limxrml is 21 prmup of pvuplc- 4-lvcls-nl hx' tha- In-uplv uf' ' ' ' ' ' ' ml ll1lppm-wzm l'ulls 'Ihvv h'1vv thx- wh ol svlc-ctllw' our if-uclw1's 21 ' . 1 . r- sr-ung' that thx- :-sclmul has tho pimms' fucllltu-S to grlvv us the- lu-s 4-fll lczlliml lmssilxlc-. V. 7. - , , w - lhm- stuflvnts nf C,l11ppc-wa Pulls Illgfh 5clmul would hlu- to Lulu this 0llll0l'llllllly tru thunk thu Rnarcl of lqflllliilltlll fm' thc-il' llllllI'lllf,f 4-Il'm'1s thvy lmvv QIYUII fm' lhv lN'l,lI'l'Ul4'lll of our svluml. l'.ug1 I-'nm .-'- I Mr A Nelson I llllllfllll el 1111111111111 111111 Mi Nelson has been with us since l.llldlN of N40 lluiing this 1 ie s f t 1 gleat L oi to gixe the stuelents of c1l1lllIlLVN'l. High qehool the best eeluedtion possilile Minx stuelents have been inspiiul hx hi excellent guielaice xoulel ex es o e Illlll1Cllfll1lltf7Ml. Nelson 'e ' ' h h'1s put fo' . Zzcully ig, 'QQ S ...ff- . . . Adminisfrafian Mr. Halmstud S11l11fri11fe'111le'11l nf Swlionls We are ve-ry prouel to have- Mr. Hahnstuel as our Supvrinte-nele-nt. In thee short time he has been liewo, he- has workvel diligently for the be-ttexrlneml of ther Chippewa Falls Schools. We- arc vvry grate-ful to him for tho sple-neliel things ho has elonv for us. 1 -: I Miz. Aim.-xms MR. ANn1':1esoN Miss Avifzklnl. T1'11111l11'111'l1'1'11g1 US. HI'Nffi7'11 f'1llP'7'IlS B'A., Smut Instituto A ss1'sl11'11l Fn11lI111Il f'11111'l1 Giro l'I11I1 M.A., Wayne- Univexrsilv RIC., VVise'onsin State Collcgv 5f'f 'ff at Eau Claire f If 'N Grueluatv work at Univeirsitivs of HM., Mz1e'Phail Minnesota and Wisconsin M.M., M:lcl'huil Page lfivu acuity Miss lJi'm'u Lulin, lqllllIIiHlI, ILWIIHHNII III A llmmr Afl1'isn'r HA., Univvrsity of Wisconsin Mic. Him. 11'I'I.l'f l'N Iu'flur'uIion RS., Stout Instituti- Mlc. ELLIo'r1' Rumi, Pep H11 ml, Crrrlvls IIlNfI'IlIIlf HfllI Musfr RS., Rivvl' Falls l3.M., Mac'Pl1ail M.M., Mac'l'lw.il MR. Hmaiclz Hays' Pllysirul hltlllfllfl-UH BJC., 1.11 Crossc- State- Follcge- Mic. 1fI,AN,u:,xN Iz'lw'f1'1'1'1'Iy. Ruffin HE., Oshkosh M.S., Stout Institut:- Mns. Hlfm-:iz fllllflllillfj, Hays' Vlfvf f'mn'.w I .H.A. .flrlvfsnr HA., Crnicoiwliu Collvgrm- Mics. Gia.-time Girls' I'liys1'1'1rI l2lIIIll'1lfl07I BA., Carle-ton Miss JUIINSHN l1llJ7'1lI'f1lI1, Ifnylfslf III I'e'p C'luIr A lll'fN1I'l' Tlmspiun .4fli'1km' RE., Wisconsin Statv Collvgw- at Eau Claim- M.S., Univc-rsity of Wisconsin Page Six li M' . 3 , M. 4 Y K-, Sl 3 9 A g I .Iwi 7wfW Ml:s..lo11Ns1'oN Foorlx, Holm' Hr' IV, Iffulnyy, F.H.,-1. .4r!1'isnr ILS., Stout Insztitutv Mu. I.I't'I'INTI'I x1g1ri1'u1lfu'4', I .l ..Al. .'1Ill'fNlll' RS., lliva-1' l z1l!:1 Mic. K.XISl,l4IR f:Hl.1ll1Ilf'f' f'nunsa'1nr A IlIf'I'll'llIl I r'nlzI4'nm PLA., Univvrsity of VVyominpf MS., Univvrsity of Wisconsin Mus. M.Xl'I4,Xl'lllII.IN Nllilffllllllll I, lfuul.'l.'m'pir1gf, 'l'ypin,r1 BIC., VViSc'unsin Stats- Cnllvgfo at Eau Clzxirv Mrss K1cI.m' A1 f'r1m111llir'x, .A1 rImr11'1'rl ,-1 131011 ru, 7'I'l.!fUIlUllIl'fVH, I'!ay.w11's, fIl'0llIf'fl'jl RFI., C1-ntlul Statl- Toaclwrs Collvgv Glillllliltix work at U. of VVisc'1msi11 MR. ML'GI'IIil4I liinlngy, A lyfwlnw, Plly. Iffl., f'1Hll',l RS., Stevens Poini Mies. 1,1111-: lfzlulislz III um! IV f'lmflc'r.-lrl1'1'xnr RE., XViscnnsin Stutv Frmllm-ggv at Eau Cluirv Mus. MI'IlII.S Girls' l'l1ysi1'ul 'D'lfll!'llff0Il La. Crosse- Tc-achors Collopfv Cilllllllbiil Lql Rnrklvy Univvrsity l':1g1- Sow-11 iv Q? 'yacaltq MR. MHYIQIR Vuvufiorial Selma! Ilio'0r'tm' Oshkosh State Teachers College University of Wisconsin Stout Institute MR. OLsoN A HIO'I'1'l'!I7I I,'I'0IIIl'lllN Assislwnf !'our'li RS., Wisconsin State College at Eau Claire MR. E. Nm.soN fllIl'HII.Sf7'yv Hioloyy Sfiulenf llozlnril Arlrism' RS., Wisconsin State College at Eau Claire Miss Osrmcm Tlflllhllff, Sllrwflirlrzal Il, Sf'l'7'l'fll'l'I'fIl T'I'llfIll'Il!l, fltIIlIlHG7'l'iIll Club Arlrism' HE., Whitewater State Teacliers College Mlss Ni:LsoN hlflflllkll,Slll'f'l'1I, lVm'IrI History, I7.S. Hfslory, N.F.L., F'll'I'f lINf1'N RE., VVisconsin State College at Eau Claire M.A., University of Wisconsin MR. ROMI-IIS Ihvzffifng, Murliine Shop RS. and Vocational Erl. Stout Institute Mic. 0'RRIl4IN English Il Illonorlv Arlrism' Golf owl Tvmifs fvllllfll B.S., BJC., Wisconsin State College at Eau Claire M.S., University of VVisconsin Mn. ULLMANN Alyelnvr, 1l1llHlf'IIIlIffl'S Nrmn lmrzyzae and Niylif Imrlgfile RE., Stevens Point P.H.B., Northland College Grarluate Work, Stout Institute l'u gc liiglit bf j F'L , I? ,',' L af' .. ivqwq vgijl, ,L J ,VJ ...j'-,J.f.. ly 5 ZW 'ITE ff! JL ,, JM if f 3 S I Q 0 5 'C lf CLASSES 7 .., --+ 'N ag 49 4, . 'wif OO ' .J tan' 53, 'V' S Q 1 2 3 4 10 .. ,,,,,...4l4 'N' A Student Council members in Fall Term ready for action. Senior Student Council Members in action. Our new Coach and algebra teacher Mr. 0. Boettcher. He has a B.S. degree from North Central College. The new Guidance Counsellor and American Problems teacher, Mr. Jackson. 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' Nunn lm-:agile J, 3, 43 'l'r:ick 4, lfzivurilc Snhjvrl: lil1cf's KNUIITSP. PM l'rn-vm-1 Xl'-niirn Slnukm-rs. NANc'v BATEMAN Nfmr Vlmrus 1, .ig Girls' lilcr l'lul1 2. .lg Vmxiixmith-L' fur Senior 'lk-14 l'L't l'n-err' l'l1m-lniwtrv l :ivurin- Sulfvrt' Aim-rirzm I iuhllnim. Ibmom-rs ANm1:1isoN Wi 111111-1114-11 Elm IN BATHKI f 1 ti 1 I Nunn 'ua n 4 l' xlunpur IIILUIIS Nw :lui . 1 ll. . . X . . . . in . Jrrt: Bl1llllC'Ill1lflCS. ELSIH ANDERSUN Els .Xtln-nn J. 4, I'l'vssi1lm-ill -lg llnml 3, 3. -lg fliurus 2. 3, -lg film' K'luh.Z, 3,-8, l :ivuritc Suhjvvt: llzxml, l'ct l'L'm-vc: Vlliircitcml ptnlulcx MARY BENSON Bendix l,llll'1ll'l1lllS 4. l :ivuritc Sulrjn-rl: Sliortlmml. Pri l'rm-vm-: Hcnm- lmir-cuts :mal lmig L-urs. GORDON IJALE ANm:usoN Gm-die lfuutlmll lg Night lmzigm- 4: 'l'r:u-k 2. lfzivorilc Sulvjm-N: 'l'riguumm-try. l'n-I l'L-L-va-I l':irk:-wl fairs. CIIARLI-is Bum: C7111u'l: Night lmzigllc 3, 43 Nunn l.1-:igur 2, J, l :nvm'itv Sulxjn-ct: l'lwf'e Vuurw l'rt l'L'rv0' liirle with ihnrt ll'lir fill? MAIIIKJN AUDI-3 xxlllfllll 3. -lg lhnrus 2, 3. -I: l'.ll.:X. 1, 3, 4: Mlm' lluh J, 3, -lg Nlimlwinlrr filllllllllllvl' 3, -lg Uffirr Girls 43 'l'lwspi:ins 3. l :u'uritr Sulmji-rt' l'hv l'14l. Pvt l'n-va Stnrk l'p l'cuplt. Ju ANNI BPRC I-RUN Fremlzw lillilllkl' 3, 43 01:11:11:-l'c'i:il l'luh 3, 45 l'1-11 fluh 3, 43 Mim- nrlc Z. 3, 43 Scniur Vlnss l'l:iy l'rupertirs ll0llllIllflCl' 4: Pop Uluh Skits 43 llmmiurmning f'UllllI'lllll't' 3, 41 junior l'rmn Vumniittee 33 Mmmrlv Stun! Night 25 Latin l'luh lg Uffirc Girls 4: Sm-crli -I. lfznrnritv Sulvj:-ft: Anu'rir:m l'ruhl1-nw PM l'v.'v:vc' llrivl'-lu Tlwntrvi Page 'lillll'lUPYl RILIIARD BERGERON Dick , ., 4, Night League 2, 3, 43 Noon League 2. 3, 45 Trziek 4. Favorite Suhjeet: Agriculture THOMAS Rim K Tom l-.l'.A. 4 llotneunnntg 2. l':tvOrite Nulueetz t het' s t ourse- ,A , .. , let lt-eve: htrls thnt llflllk. ERNEST BETT Er111'e Football 2, .lg Night League 43 Noon League 4. Favorite Sulxjeet: Mztthemzities. l'et Peeve: Girls in Overalls. B1-:vt-:RLY BRUsm:R'r 4'Bev Athena 45 Vhntter 3, 43 t'ommerCi:tl 3, 43 li.A.A. Z, 3, 4: llmneeoming 3, 4: junior Prom Comniittee 3: Mitlwintcr Vununittee 43 Monoele 33 Offiee liirls 43 Pep Vluh 3, 4. Favorite Snlmjeet: Amerieatn Problems. Pet Peeve: Short men. DI-:LMAR BLANK Del F.F.A, 2, 3, 4, Favorite Suhjeet: Agriculture. Pet Peeve: Speeehes in Americinn Problems l'l:iss. PIIILLIP CARDINAL Custer lloys' Bowling 2, 3. Favorite Snhjc-vt: Lonting. Pet l'e-eve: Fish that tlOn't hite. RONALD BLFSKAQIIFK In 1 Favorite Suhjeetz t'hef's l'Ourse. Pet Peevez Girls. CLARENCE Cum-:vt-:R J1mie Yoon l e'tgue 3 Favorite gill ' t I' Q . . . ., 2 -. vjec : .. History, Machine- shop, Pet Pt-eve: People who think that they are better than nnvhotlv else RICHARD BRFSINA Bree y l0llStl'XtltlUll lluh. ee ' -: thlvstta :intl Sc too . l.tvorite Nthyevt: Vtomlwnrking. Pet DAYTON CIIRISTENSON Fig Favorite Subject: t'hef's Course. Page Fourteen DELORES CHRYSTAL Clams lep tlub .., 3, 4, 'lhegpiaus .., 3, 4, C-.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Cheer lexnlers 2, J. 4, Miilwinter l'mnmittee .lg junior Prmn Vonnnittee .lg Class Play 4. Pet Peeve: People with NU iileas of tbcir own, Favorite Subject: American Problems. JOHN CULBERT Jrul. Mulwluter l0l'lllllll1l'C 4, junior I rnm lolnmlttee 3, 'Noon l.ea1zue2,3g Night League Pet Peeve: Women Drivers. Favorite Subject: Electricity. JOHN CLEMONb l'.l'.A. .., 3. 4, lhesplana 4, Band 2, 3, 4, hpecth -I, Dia- triet Ag. Speech Contest. Pet Pe-eve: Chippewa Streets. Faivorite Subject: Typing. Transfer from New Auburn in Soplnnnore year. HAROLD Cum ER H awry Noun League 4. Pet Peeve: English IV. Favorite Sub- ject: Drafting. RAYMOND COHOON Ray Basketball 43 Football -lg Night League 4. Favorite Sub- ct: l'bef's l'0u se. ERNEST DAO!-:FORD Erma lfootball 4: Track 3. 4: Noon League Il, 4: Night League 4. Favorite Subject: Math. FRED COTTON Tennessee l'.l'.A. 2, 3, 4. Pet Pt'-eve: Problems Vlass. Favorite Sube jttt Agrnulture HAROLD DAIILMAN Haw-y lllGflllllllS 3, 4. Pct I't:eve: Back Sea! drivers. Favorite Subject: Trigonometry. DALE CRAWFORD Cat 'Q Football Z, .lg Track 2, 3, 4: Football Manager 4: Basket- , ball. Manager 3, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Mr. Flanagan's second period Rzulio. l avorite Subject: Electricity. EYELYN DR BRUIN Ma Gee t'lmrus 2, 3, l'et Peeve: Sauey boys. Favorite Subject: Bookkeeping. Page Fifteen CAROL IJINKEL Dmlf Xthf-11:1 3. 43 1 hzuttcr J, 3, 4, I':lgv IZKIIIIH' 41 lllvsmrms 3, 41 1...-LA. 2. .3 43 Nl I. 2 3 4' Munnclc ' Z 4' l'hm'us n In , , 4, ,he lhlh , 3, 4, Mulxwmtu J ' 1 lnnlmlltu- J, S..-43 Ilvhzxtv .., 3, 43 hpcm-C11 .., 3. 45 Extcvn- puruxu-mls Rczuhng, Uriginul llrutury. llvclmnzxtiong ,lun- lux l'mm l'mum1ttn I Flux I'lu 4 C xrolu l'ln ul' l zn'm'it:- Sul A :Q : ': f, z,'s,S14. xjuct: Phvsws. Pvt l'c-owe: lnrffwic'nt PL-opls-. RAYMOND Euvoon Ra 11 lwmlhgnll J, 3, 43 Huskrthaxll 2. J, 43 lrnvk 3, 4. l':u'ur Sulnjm-ct: l'hn-Vs Vnursc. Pm I':-vw-' XY'-rhl llieturv Aram cr. Dom IA xc Xthsu. Utflfv fiihls 43 Nielwintcr f'Ulilll'liAfN1C'.42',lllH40l' PIZIQHIIE l mlm l'h1h Vnmitg Null ' li , ': ' ' ' . rjcvt: lung sh. IR-I Pvuvu: Hiv- lng Syn-1-rllcs. JAN:-: I'llV0l'llL' 5 DONNA EMI-IRSON Fnvuritc Suhjccl: Huukkccpilxg, I':-t l':-vx'c': Spnnisll. 1' Dmu:LAs Jan ulnjn-rl: AIIIVYICJIII Vruhlcnls, PM Pvcvv: Snuhs, SIIIRLHX Forums Shu-I Athcxhl 41 ftbllllllllllfllll Qluh 41 l'.II.A, J, 3, 41. 4 halter 4 l'n'11 l Iuh 2. 3, 45 lhvspums 45 Rnml 2. J. 43 Klum-l'h-zulcfrs J, 3. 43 :uitlWillfl'Y 1'0IlHIlilN'L' 45 junior Prom l'mxnnittc'n 33 llmncrmniup! f.fllIHI!iftC'l' 3, 41 IH-lv Hnnml 43 XYvsu-rum 1 4 .l:ullhurm-0. Fav+n'ila- Suhject: Vluthing. Ivt In-vv: Snuhs PAM, Dom:1,As MAR1 CLr,Mr.N'r lf ox Fleur lmoulc Snhjut. Math. lc! lone, f-urls, E DUWVDING Gew1zv Athm-nn 45 lhuttcr 3, 4, Vngs' Emhtnr 43 Thcsplzms 43 Hume-running f'UlIlllli!1l'i' 4: Mmmclr- 3, 4, Villifillll liulitnr fu u X Yau un xju . u n. 1 . .U - lamp . PA'm1c'IA FRANSWAY Frans u Q junior Irmn hllllillliflll' 3. l'Iass Iluy 43 Ilmnocmni 3, 4. Pnvnritl' Subject: Anne-riczm Prolrh-uns. Put l'ccvc Vcuplc who 1l-m't suy what thx-y think. Page Sixteen ng .. LAWRENCE GAN NON Larry l'.l'.A. 2, 3, 45 Basketball 45 Football 1, 3, 45 lraek 2, 3. 45 ,luniur l'rnni lnnnnittee 35 Nunn League Z, 35 Night League J, 3. l'et Peeve: 501lll0lllUI'CS. 1'avui'ite hubjeet: llyin Class. HARLAN GUTKN1-:e11T Harley Tliespians 2, 3, 45 l'hnrus 2, 3, 45 lilee l'lub J, 3, 45 Misl- wmtei tninnnttee 35 Mnnnele Stunt Night .25 Many Muons 35 Une act plays 4. l'el l'eeve: Reillieacls. Favor- ite hnbjeet: linglish lt. JUDITH GEBIIARD tznmmereial Club 45 flinrus 2, 45 tilee Club 2, 45 Utliee lnrls 45 :l0lllCC0llllllg Attendant. Favorite Subject: See- retarial ' 'ra1ning. DARRELL HAGER Mm-t l'et l'eeve: Gabby liirls who ean't keep a seeret. l'avnx'- ite Subject: Study liall. JAMES GEssNER Gut l .l .A. 2. 3, 4, Presimlent 45 Student t'nuneil 3, 35 Basket- ball J5 lmutball 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 3, 45 junior l'rn1n l'uin4 nnttee 35 Nunn League 3, 45 Night League 3, 4. GORDON HALLUM Hurk l .l .A. .2,v35 Noon League 2. 3. 45 Night League 3, 4. Pet Pet-ye: lxitehen I1 in l'hef'5 Hass. Favnrite Subject: Agriculture. RONALD GETZIE Ronnie Bnwling 3. 1'et Peeve: Sluw llrivers. Favorite Subject: Raflin. RICHARD HANLEY Dick l .F.A. 4. l'et l'eeve: Anieriean l'x'nblems, Favorite Sub- jeet: L'hef's Course. FRANCIS GRAMMONT Nunn League- 2, 3, 4. Pet Peeve: Assignments. Favorite Subject: Rzuliu. BARBARA HARCK Buzz Athena 3, 45 l'hatter 2, 3, Page liilitnr 55 Thespians 2. 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 45 G.A.A. .25 Monnele J, 35 Stu- dent l'nuneil Z. 3, 45 Chorus 2. J, 45 Glee Club .Z, 3, 4. Presiilent 3, Viet' l'resimlent 45 Mitlwinter f.0ll1l'l'll!lCL' 3, 45 Speeeli 25 I-Ixtempuranenus Re:nling5 jnninr Prom Unm- niittee 35 Triple Trio 35 Sextette 4. Pet Peeve: People who eall me Babs. Favorite Subject: Uhnrus. Page Seventeen BARBARA HARP:-:R Bm-lf' Athnm 4, lhflttcr 3, 4, Ill: lluh .., 3. 4. lrcaulult 4, 'l'lu-spians J, 3, 4, t2.A,A, J, 3, 43 Stuelcnt Vouncil 2, 3: l'lnn'us J, 3, 4, lfurcnsivs :mrl Spcerh .lg Glen- Vlub 2, 3, 43 Miflwintur lkrmmittcr 3, 4, lllllllC'l'Ulllil1g 2, 3, 43 Hulnu- ' 4-wining Attm-mlzmt 43 Spanish Vluh. l :ivuritm- Suhjcvt: l ' I tl 'UF' Gm HITTLIIINNIN Hun I4 lhcspians 2, 3, 4: Nunn I,c-:nguc 2, 33 Senior Khiss I'l:uy Z, 43 Night Lvziguc 3, 45 High Schmnl Howling l, 3, Fav- uritv Suhjcvt: t'hcf's 1'uu1'sc. I'L-I Pccvv: VYmm'n wh-I illllii-il' :mil drink Su IA IA HARPER Mlxvfl 4 lwrus J. 3. 4: fflec llulm J. 3. 4. l'1ivur1tc Nilquvt: Vlmrus. ERNEST HIVTII k1'n1c' Mmmrlc 4, l :u'm'its' Suhjcrtc Physics, l'n't I't'n'vc: tilrlb who eniukc. Fluff.:-,NL HAx I-,S Gem ull Inuit Nunn Le-,ig 'Night l.c-:agile J. Favorite Sulujcct: American Pmhlems. JI-:ANNE ISOM 'IPIIYIWIIC Athena 43 K lmttcr 3, 4: PL-p 1 luh J, 3. 43 lhcspxzms 3, 4: li.A,A. Z. 3, 43 N,l .l.. 3, 45 llznni 2, 3, 45 Nmiurclv 2, 3, 43 l'i10l'!'il'1tlil'T'i J 3 4' Forensics 3 4' Midwintcr tlrmmil- tu 4 Ikhitc muh K 4 Iunmr Ixum 3 Clin ilu -I, Ilmmunnlng 1, 4, l't-lv Blunt 4, Munotk Stunt Night .Ig NYustL'rn .litlllillll'K't' 4. Favorite' Sulnjcct: llumc lic IY. RICH ARD Hoovnzn Du-lc I.l.A. Z, 3, 4, lfswuritm' buhjcctz NX'umlwm'kiug. Pct I'm'cvc: liirla mllcr skating. Rocmn In-.naoN Hug us.,,- l.,.- ,s....um ite Suhjvvt: l'.S. History, lot Iccvc: lcuplc who cn me vvc'ul. DONALD Hovr Bud l':u'm'ltc Bulrjcrtz l'.luutrn'lly. l'vt l'L'cvt-Z .XIIICYIFZIII l'rulvl1'11ls. ALUNZU JOHNSON Lon F FA .1 3 Fuvuritv Suhjvct: l'1lcL'tl'iritv Page Eighteen ENTIIPR J1111Ns11N 11 111111 51111111 1 . A1.111ll 111.1111 s. R11111-:RT KL1N1:1:11 H11l1 1 .l .A. 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'axvo' ' S1111j1-121: 11x-si 111 Ix.1u11111-N 111111111 011111111 ' '1i1ll1x ' 4 111111 ' -1' 'l'111111s 4' N1g11 x 1 1 1110 N 111111a1. CAROL K11A1'11-' 'I'111-s11i1111s J. .L 43 'l'111-s11i1111s' 1 111:11 .lg N11111y M111111s .L 1,I'UIlllltl'1': I'1'1 l'c0vc: '1'1':11'11cr's l'v1s. 1 z1v111'i1L' S1111j1'c1: l11111kkcc-1111115 C111111,1'N 1x1 1'1x1K11' .811 1'1'141'1'1'1'1': 1'1'11p1c 111111 Silj' l11111 :111 1111' 11llll'. 1'i1Xll1'l1l' S1111j1'1'1: 1 111111s. A1c111T11 k111'C1'11 4 1-1 1'uA11111101'1'1:11 1111111 4g U1Ti1'c Girls 4. 1'l'1 1'01'1'1-2 H1115 W1111 11111111 1111'y'rc 114-1101 1111111 s11111c1111c 1-1su. 1'1:1v11r11c S1111- j1'1'1: S11111'111:11111. Pagc Ni11u11'1111 JoANNi-, LA FAH lu vu. lm-uplm wlm nnulx K1 . . 5111-lik . 0 . NANCY Lu-zur: Atlwnn 3, 43 lUlIllIll'l'l'Iill Kluln 43 l'.ll..'X. J, 3, 43 l...X,.X. J, 33 lilmrus J: film' Vlulv .23 0H'in'1- llirls 43 l'zu'nln-l's 13 Nnuiish Vlulv 33 X'nlc1lis'!uri:u1. Ronizlvr LANGILL Bi-vzev- l lmtlcr .I, 3, 43 'l'l1cs3-isuis 3. 3, 43 N.l .l., 3, 3, 43 Mmiuclm- . , . . . . 3 ' 3, 4, lzilitor 43 lliurus 23 I'm'vns1cs 2, 3, 43 Mlm-c Kluli -3 'Xlul 1 mm ' wxiucv' ' nitta-c 33 Slim-rli J, 3, 43 I Sm-ak lfm' 'lmwi':u'v wiuucr 3, 43 .luumr l'r+m1 lunuuittcc 33 llziss l'l:iy 43 llmm-cunning 3, 43 Many Rluuus fast: Mmuwlc Nil ' ml li lluli 4 IR! l'l xl IR will I ui! Night -3 Sp: 's ' . - 'v'-: 1 Q wm put tllvir lcv! mi my uliuir. l :n'u1'itc Sulmjcvt: Sll1llllSll. NIUIIARD Lmvnrzic Ili.-I.- liunsl 3, 43 l'l1-wins. 3, 434 Buys' film- Vluli 3, 43 lfrmtlmll 3, 43 ,luumr l'rmu lmnmlttvc 33 lluss l'l:iy 4. l'ul l'ccvv. liirls. l :ivurltc Sulrjcct: .'xl11Cl'lL'JlI'l l'rnlyln'ms. Rom-:RT LANGNVURTIIY Bob l'L't l'cn-vv: 'l':1ll liirls. l :ivurin- Sulijuvti NYmnlwm'k, JANIFI-I Ll'Nm4:i:N Jun .Xtlu-un 3, 43 lllI'lllllk'l'k'I1ll 1 lulm 3, 43 lvp Klub 3, 43 llicw- pinns 3. 43 Mmmclg- 2. 3. 43 l urcusir5 33 Utfivc Girls 4: Rliflwiutcr Kiuixiliiittcm- 43 Spm-rli3 lixtvlnlnn':uu-wus R1-ml' lllKQ ,luuiur l'rnm lkniiiiiiittuv 33 Vlziss Play 43 llfvincumi- ing 3, 43 Vl's-stcrli Ilaunlmiu-3 Mnimulc Stun! Niglit3 Vzulvls 4. l'1't l'g-cvv: Short All-u. l uvm'itc Sulijn-ct: l'mlnlm-uns :xml l',S. llistury. Tuomixs LARSON Tum Nigllt Lczxguc 4. l'vl I'cm'vc: XYmm'u livin-rs. l :lvm'itm' Nulryvrt: XYUIIIUII, Mmzm: LIYNIIERYILLPI HT'l'lL1'I.HH ll.lslx1lli.lll .., 4, ll.ulx .3 4, Nunn l.1.1p,u1 -. 3. ld l'm-1-xv: Lung sissigiiilivms, l7:ivm'itv Sulrjcrt: Vin-f's Vnlirsc. IANDA Ll-:A Kiln-nu 3, 43 IR-1 Vluli J. 3. 43 li..-MA. 2, 3, 43 FUYIJIISICS 3, 1 i l , . 11 mn um ul nl ., mm-vmniiig J. 3, 4, 12114-01143 Vzulcts 4. l vt I cvvv: I 1-upli- n : '- 4 ' 'A -.' : 31111. ImT1il-:RINI-1 Ml'II.QllIIA1N1 --Aim., l'ulnlnn-rciul i'luln 33 lf.ll,A, 2, 3, 43 'l'l1cspi1ms 33 Vlmrus J, 3. 43 Ulm' l'lulu 3, 3, 43 Hlfivv Girls 4. l nvu1'i!u Sulujuvt: l'lmv'us. .-ff l':u:c rllwfllfj' CAIXIN NIAIPR ' ' ' 7 z .., .' 3 Nunn I l I K 'I 7 C -. ' Ui' ' 'I ' ' XYIIU mix - 1- - . ui -3 : Algc urn. MAICLP NF M1'11I s Hamm un 'mniiu'i'L'i:il l'luli 33 i'l1:itt4'r 3, 3, 43 ii.A.A. J, I .' 2, .. ' 'cr ' 2 ., ' A 'ur Pftllll lkim- tu . 4 l' .. 3 vi- ' ': 3 c who munrli yum our y 4 uri 1 ' mo -. in 'uritc SlliIjK'K'l2 . Q. W I DUN NA MANDPII.IiRT L'umim-rviail Vlub 43 F.H.A. 33 Pvp l'lub J, 33 li.A.A. 2, J, 4, Spm'tslw:ul3 Monuvlc J, J, 13 Utficv liirls 43 ,Iuninr 'rum K'uuii11ittun- .13 llmnvvuiniiig .2, S, 4. Pvt l'c-vu-1 li-uplu wlm zircn'I ml timv. lfaivuritc Sulijm-ct: Home lic: IX' EARL Mi-:Li'1L1.l': Elmer Fink! l .F.A. 2, J, 4. Pc! 1'vcvc: Spcuclics. Ifznoritc Subji-ct: Ag. ,S Ji-:ANI-:TTI-: MATTIH-:ws Jen, .'xllN'lHl 43 f'UIIllll0l'Ciili l'luh 3, 43 i'h:lttcr J. 3, 43 P011 lqilill 3, 43 Mmmclc .Z3 Ufficc Girls 43 Miclwintcr l'ummittcu 43 ,ilIllil!I' Prom l.UlllllliHl'L' .13 Spanish 1'luli 3. l'ct l'ca-vc: liiussips. Favorite Suizjvvt: Jxlllk'l'iL'illl 1'I'UiJll'lIl5. Roisizivr Mrzsww Bob l'l1:xt!L'r 3, 3, 4, Pugv Ifditur A, 4, Assistant lielitur 43 Munuclv 43 l'lmrus 2, 3, 43 lilcc fluii J, 3, 4, I'rm-siilcm 43 llziskctlmll 2, 3, 4, 1':ip!:iin 43 Fuotlmll J. 3, 43 'l'r:wk 2, 3, 43 ,luniur Prom l'Ul'l'llI'lif!t'l' 33 Hsulgcr Buys' Stun- 3, Pc! Vccvv: XVUIHCII Smukcrs, I nvuritv Suhjvvt: Anwriczui l'ruhlcms. - RONALD MAY1-:lc Ronnie l'm't l'1-uvr: XVumcn lJi'ix1km-na. l zn'uritc Suhjcrt: lilcc- lrivity. CLAUDETTI-1 MILLPIR Gmini Aliiciiai 3, 43 l4UIlllHt'l'Ci2ll l'luh 3, 43 IR-li fluli 2, 3, 43 ' 'l'iu-spiauls 2, 3, 43 li.A.A. .13 N.F.I., Z. 3, 43 Student Vonn- cil J, 43 l'l1cci'lc:ulL'rs 2, 3, 43 Forciisics Z, 3, 43 Sucrvt:u'y :ind 'I'1'czisxii'ci' of Student l'uunril 3. 43 Miilwintvr Coni- mittvc- 43 Mimlwiutcr Prom Quucii 43 Dvshatc 2, 3, 43 Sim:-L-I1 2, 3, 43 Ummry :mil 4 minuh- spv:uking3 junior um l'0lIllHiIll'k' .33 Spanish lilnb 2, .13 Mmmclc Stunt Niglih XXX-stcl'l1 ,liIlllil0l'0l'Q f'll2lil'lll1l.ll of llcrmwniilg' Vinn- mittvc .33 Class Play 4: H0!'lll'I'0!11illK AH:-ml:u1t3 Mistress nf l'l'l'k'Ill0!lil'S fur Yzirivty Show UVvstL'l'l1 .ILllllilKll'l'l'JQ lJ.A.R. ziwzircl. l'vt l'cn-vc: liisi'cs1iL-clfill pcuplc. Fzivuriu- Sulijvrl: liuukkccpiiig. ROGER M i-:Ii-:R Hm1lf f'lmruQ 3. 4. I'ct l'n-vvcz Big Assigiillwllts. F:lvoritv Suh- jurt: lliufk Uuursc. BAmxAR.x MUNPAS Rod l'ct l'cvvc: Stuck up l'cu1iIv. Furul'ilu Subject: Vluthiiig. 1 l':l5:c 'l'wci1!yAmic M. O' Q ll xx Mmvn Mem 1 R Im 11 mu llc 1 'I ' 4' . NYrstvl'11 Al:unlun'n-rg 1':u'-114-1-53 Srxu-In-3 NIL llmulcy jr. IbmcoT1n' Omsl-:K 'llnrf lm xx 1 1 N , ,ln n N vjsvt' sn' NILAII Nmmrc H' l'w-x L Ylmxl un :limi 1'm11l11il1cv-I' luniur Pn- mlws Klwnpln that Isl . xml.. X. . 'mlm MARTIIA OLESUN .1Iurly 'Nlvlll . -, -., I .v 'Q ' ' ' - P-ICR' I , t'l' 'J 'I V! .. llll Y ' 'D ' 1'.mz14 IA N1-.11 Lhl. I nf lizulxn-tlmll .lg imnlm-rrml I lull 4g I'.II.A. 5, 4g llmmuvrmll- mp: 43 HI'I'u-1- Iiirls 4. lfuvuriu- Sulmju-I: Sl:-vrtlmml. I'm-I l'nmu lummilul l'u1vln - x AUIJRI-X UISUIX Ill i 101 I E nm L 1 1 , 4 x 'Z SY- H4 4 ics, Y lJA1:1,1-:Nic Nrzwww Newry Hr FTW OLsmw H4 4 Ill . N 1 . u a. U M , 1 . ' -1' ' -I .' :1pp'1L ' 1 n, ' 'an .. VN ,mlm NX Ill s H fmlu Ulu' 4 I N llumzlw OI,snN limi ,..,..,.. . . ., .Mn ..,.. . Xgrirulll I':1gm- 'l'wvnty-twu a CAROL OTTO Ott Athena 3, 45 t'hattcr J, 3, 45 Coininereial Club 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 tllee Club 2, 3, 45 Debate 25 l'lass Flay 45 Mid- winter Voinmittee 45 junior Prom Vommittee 3, Queen 3. Favorite Subject: fhorus. Pet Peeve: fatty remarks about people. RONALD Prrscn Ronnie Football 2, 3, 45 Night League 2, 3, 45 Noon League 2, 3 Track 2, 35 Monocle Stunt Night .I. Favorite Subject American Problems. Pet Pecvc: Smart Alecs. BETTY PATRIE t'oinlnercial iilub 45 F.H.A, 25 G.A.A. 3, 45 Librarians Z. Favorite Subject: liym. Pet Pecve: Stuck-up people. SHIRLEY Prrscn Sam Athena 45 fommercial Vlub 45 F.ll.A. 45 t'horus Z, 3, 4 lilee fluh Z, 3, 45 Office Girls 45 Midwinter l'onuuittcc 4 JAMES PAULSON Pauls Vliorus 25 Glec flub Z5 Class Play 45 Basketball Manager 1, 45 Football Z, Manager 2, 3. 45 junior Prom Votntnittec 35 Night League 4. Favorite Subject: l'hemistry. I'ct l'ct-ve: People VVho Forget. MELX'IN POPPLE Jake Night League 3, 4. Favorite Subject: l'hef's Fourse. l'ct Peeve: History. DONALD PETERSON Pete F.F.A, 2, 3. 4. Favorite Subject: American Problems. Pet Verve: Snobs. HERMAN POSTL Shorty Thespians 3, 45 Chorus 35 Glee l'lub 35 Night League 2' ,lunior Prom Committee 35 Favorite Subject: NYoodwork: mg. Pct Peeve: Bosses. PHILIP PITSCH Phil Chatter 45 l'horus 45 Glee Club 45 Football 2, 3. 45 Night League 2, 35 Noun League 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Commit- tee 35 Track Z, 3, 45 Badger Boys' State 3. Favorite Sub' ject: History. Pet Pecve: People who clon't care. PATRICIA PRESTON Pat Athena 3, 45 l'ommercial lilub 3, 45 Vltatter 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Page Editor 35 Pep t'lub 3, 45 Thespizins 45 N.F.L, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Band 2, 3. 45 Student Vouncil 3, 4, Pres. 35 Forensics Z, 3, 45 Midwinter Committee 45 llc'- hate 2, 3, 4, A Squad 3, 45 Speech 2, 3, 4, 2-non-huinor- ous declam.5 3-extemp. speaking5 4-Memorial oration and extemp. speaking5 Class Play 4, Fommittee: Junior Prom Committee 35 Homecoming Committee 45 Western Jam- boree 45 Pep Band 4. Favorite Subject: Geometry. Pet Peeve: People who are always late. 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EDWIN S'rIcx'I:Ns Eddie l .l9..-X. 1, .25 Night l.I-:Iguc 1, 2, 35 Nunn l.t.'ilgUL' 1. 2.43. 4. l :Ivuritv Suhji-ct: lClvctI'iI'ity. Put IR-cvc: Morris lllntz. BIIRNIIW1 SMITII Bea-nie l7.ll.A. 3. lfzlvoI'itv Sulijt-vt: lfmnls. Pct l'I-rv:-: Snulrs, WILLIAM STILIQS Willy li:IIIIl J, 35 llasketllxill Manmger 45 Q-ll0l'llS 25 flnss l'l:Iy 45 lfuotlmll Z, 3, 45 tilt-c Vlulr .25 Mmmrlc 25 'lk-IIIIis .25 Svlmul l'lIutugI':IplIer 2, Favorite Subject: 'l'riguxImIu-try. l'c't IH-e-ve: l't-maple wlm nlmft ski. CAROL SMITII f'CfmIt-ie l :Ivm'i1I- Sulujt-ct: lfnglisll. l'rt l'm-vvc: SIIpcI'i4Irity Umi- plrxvs. SANDRA TIIoMAs SfmfIy t'lI:IttsI' 3, 45 lilmrus 2, 3. 45 Class l'l:Iy 45 lll'lHllL' 35 For- ensics 2, 3, 45 li.A,A. 2, 3. -I5 liluv lllllll Z, 3, 45 Itlmmrlc' J. 3, 45 N,l7.l.. 3, 45 llttivc Girls 45 Sm-rulx 2, 35 Uh-vlznnsl. l nvuritc Stilwjvctz .'XIIIeris':III l'rnl1lt-Ins. w Pngr' Twenty - tive IN DUROTIIFA TIIoM1-eoN Ilmt Atln-nn 3, 43 Pup Vluh 3, 3, 45 lhesinnns 3, 43 h.A.A. .., y' xnocln- 1, 3, 41 I.ihr:iri:ins 3, -I3 Nliul- WlIlil'l' 1'oinxnitt1-0 -lg l.otin Cluh 2. Favorite Suhjcvt: t'ht-lnistrv. Pct I'1't-vc: Punph- who crnck gntn. x xx MARJoRm WHITE Mm-me ii F.H.A. 4: 0tTicc' Girls 43 l':urnlinzll Vzulvts -I. l :u'oritx' Suhjvvt: Tvning, Pct l'u-ve: Shorthnnnl. JoAN TOWN Jo .Xtht-nn J, 43 'l'hm-spiznis 3, -Og N.l',l.. 2, 3, -lg llzinil 2, 3, 43 fhorns J. 3, 43 l orn'nsics 2, 43 tilt-e Fluh J, 3, -lg Lihrzir- iwns 3: Spa-rcli 3, Cilcrlzunzitionlg 'l'lwspi:in Play 3. l :ivor- ltm' Snlujcvt: Mnsiv. Pvt l't'vve: Spanish II, Rom-.RT Yxrhs Foothzill Z, 3, 4: Trnvk J, 31 Night I.:-:lgnc -8, F:n'o1'itm- iuhjcct' Nath IX' HARLEY VINCENT lfonllrull -43 'Franck -lg Noon lxzlgm- 3, 4. Favorite Suhjrct: M:u'hin1- Shop, Pet Prrve: XVon1en Smokers. Bl-IRDELLA ZILLMI-:R Pill l'cnnint-rciul flnh Jg Pep Vlnh 33 Uitivv liirls lg Mui- winter liUlIllllilIt'tJ lg junior Prom l.0l'llllliftl'l' .23 Sports- hczul for 1i.A.A. Hnsk:-tlmll. CARoL WARNPZR '1'werp Athvnn 3, 43 Pep Vlnh Z, J, 43 ll.A.A. 2, 3, 4, President 4: lAilK'l'l'iK'1lKil'f .25 Student Council 2, 3, -lg Monovle Z, 3, 45 junior Prom foxnniitrem- 33 Minlwinter Vonnnittee 4: llonwcoining Z, 3, 43 flnss Play 43 Monnclv Secretary 4: Minlwintrr Attendant 4. Favorite Suhjert: Physics. Pet l'ecvc: 'l'cuL'livr's Pt-ts. MAURICE HINTZ Mow-w lfxnvoritv Snhje-cl: VVoodwork, X JAMES C,xm1'nm.I. HBH! Lon ANN HARRIS Lou, Rvssl-:LL T.xI.I.M,.xN Huw I u--witv Suhjvrt: Nl1lfill'Il12l1iV4. Pvt Pcvvv: F.II.A. 3. Favorite Suhjr-Ct: Foods. Pvt Fzivorih-1 Snhjvvt: Mawhiin- Shnp. Pvt mltlwvpivig 'I't-:u'hvlw. Pt-uve-: llrin1k:ircls. l'l'l'Vl'I Stuck-tip pt-oplv. GEN!-: KORN A I' F F H ARLENH Yoos'r Snake Hips v 1 , - H - ' WIN RM ALB!-:n'r SWOBODA Sonny if..t-.,,-iw suhjt-t-Q: llonu- I-3.-. lv. in-Q in-.-vt-1 I lY1il'il1'5t1irjl'i'!Z 'l'yping'. Pvt Pvc-vv: Girls. Noon League 2' 3: Night Iiengml 3' 3. Fnv, NYork :uni yon'Il gt-t soimApl:u-4-. nritn- Suhjr-rt: Radio. Pugm' Twenty-six Senior Class l think we eau all remember the year of 1951, when we first entereml Senior Iligh. At that time we were all a little shy, but it mliclu't take us long: to get acquainted with the school and the upper classmen aml show them that we too hail school spirit. As sophomores, we took part in many activities, such as Thespians, G.A.A., Pep Cluh, llauml, l .l .A., Monoele, Chatter, Student Council and Chorus. When we beeame juniors we were used to the life at Senior High and took part in almost every activity that we eoulcl, Our muscular boys reylresented us on the foot- hall field, as well as the basketball floor. The biggm-st event of the year was the prom, with King Bill Kroll and Queen Carol Otto reigwiiug. The theme was South Pacific, anil the gym was beautifully decorated. Those two years went. hy mighty fast and when we reeeiveml our class rings in the fall, we realizecl that we were to be Seniors. Our last year at Senior High was a happy one and will holcl many memories for each of us. Inelumlerl in these will he the Senior Class Play, Family Cirele, the Senior Tea and Picnic. The hipfhlight on the list of memories was g'ra4luation night. This was the last event we took part in at Senior lligrh anml was sail in that manner, hilt it also gave us a ehauee to go out into the worlcl anil show what we can clo. I Xl: sweet iuisery ol life! . , . 2, 'l'hi' llllllfl'l', or the himteml? . . . 5. .Xheinl lYho llzixe we livre? . . . 4. XYh:il :i lui' H XI: iiil ull soon-om-. llgirhf , , . 6. XY:is she eulel? . . . 7. Quite :i lizirlyf , . S. llye or .Xfll:ui? . , U. Ifuluie Nleeliiuns is Zillmer . . . ll. Pretty lumyx , , . IJ. I.:-zifiug? . . . li. lN'h:i!'s in it? . . , H. Xl'l1eu we nan wreutll grmli-is Page 'liwczity - seven NANCY LII-lm-1 NII..AII Nmxou LII!lfIfll'l'fU7'l'1I'7I Sulu fn luriu ri Honor Students High honor graduates of the class of 1953 were Nancy Liehe, who was Valedic- toriang and Nilah Nabor, Salutatorian. Nancy was a member of the Commercial Club, a member of the Future Home- makers and the Girls' Athletic Association. Nilah was president of the Athena, member of the Chatter, Latin Club, Com- mercial Club, and of the Senior Class Play cast. The other honor graduates following close behind in scholastic rating were: Elsie Anderson, Edwin Bathke, Carol Dinkel, Marie llowding, Barbara Harck, lloprer Iverson, Linda Lea, Jeanette Matthews, Claudette Miller, Dorothy Ocasek, Carol Otto, Shirley Pitsch, Patricia Preston, Karolyn Raymond, Patricia Smith, Dorothea 'jliompson, Robert Yates. if My .Q - r cl i - of ' H i 'I , P' R f rx 'Y' i . , .J Jr! S 'f, HONOR STUDENTS 75' .X ' Row 1: E. Anderson, D. Ocasek, C. Miller, M. ,f Iiowding, K. Raymond. 5 Row 2: P. Smith, IJ. Thompson, P. Preston, C. Otto, R. Harck. XD Row 3: L. Lea, S. Pitsch, J. Matthews, C. Ilinkel. .T Row 4: ll. Yates, E. Bathke, Il. Iverson. l':igr Twenty-eiglit Class Prophecy June 4, 1963 Miss Eileen Ricksford Cairo, Egypt Dear Itsy I am sorry that you were unable to attend our 1953 Class Reunion because of your important missionary work in Africa. The reunion was held at the Empire Cate owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Elwood. Mrs. Ray Elwood was the former Joyce Kaphingst. Catfish Crawford, act- ing as chief chef assisted by Dick Hoover, served Jim Campbell's specialty, Pork and Beans. Harlan Gutknecht and Walter Katz, because of their grocery establishment, donated the steak. For dessert we had Sylvia Harper's Fuddy Nut Whip. Bob and Ione Klinger offered to furnish meat from their fox farm, but Meat Inspector, Earl Melville, prohibited it. Acting as waitresses were: Pat Neitzel, Audrey Olson, Adeline Roder, and Lou Ann Harris. The following persons were unable to come to the reunion because of their work with Uncle Sam: Roger Iverson, Frank Aasen, Delmar Blank, Tom Brick, and Galen Decker. To start the entertainment Gordon Hallum, Master of Ceremonies, praised Lee Kjorlien and Alonzo Johnson who are running for Mayor of Chippewa Falls. Next on the program was Bill Smith's delayed conservation speech. For the musical part of the entertainment, the Smith Sisters gave their revised rendition of Down In Bermuda and Katherine Mcllquham, accom- panied by Marion Aude on the piano, tap-danced. The main event of the evening was the melo- drama, directed by Don Peterson, with Jeanette Matthews as leading lady and Ron Meyer, Mary Benson, and Francis Grammont in supporting roles. During the melodrama, Larry Gannon suf- fering from a toothache was comforted by Dental Assistant, Berdella Zillmer. The last on the pro- gram was Claudette Miller, who read a chapter from her newly written book, The Temperance Movement. After the entertainment, I was talking to some of our classmates. I think you will be interested to know what some of them are doing: Chuck Class BOB LANGILL wills his noon hour radio program to David Presfsler and Dick Mcllquham. JOANNE BERGI-:RON wills her nickname Frenchy to her little sister Yvonne. DICK LOWATER wills his seat in English IV to any- one big enough to fill it. DON HOPF wills his scholastic achievements to Bruce Krause. PHIL AND RONALD PITSCH will their trips to Mar- inette to anyone brave enough to attempt them. PAT PRESTON AND MARIE DOWDING will the Chat- ter to next year's staff. GI-:NE HAYES wills his single bliss to all hus- bands-to-be. BARB HARPER AND PAT ROONEY will their man- hunting expeditions to Marlene Scheel and Shari Kolstad. JANI-:T DOUGLAS, EVELYN DEBRUIN, SHIRLEY FOILES, J EANNE IsoM, JOAN TowN, MARGARET SLOoP, AND BERNICE SMITH will the title miss to all left over old maids. KARL RIHN wills his horse to Jonathan Misfeldt. JIM PAIILSDN wills his baby face to Bill Larsen. Berg is planning a trip to Africa on his next furlough, Carol Warner is appearing in the opera, Carmen, Delores Chrystal is the Diete- tics Advisor at the University of Wisconsin, Margie White is the new proprietor of the White House Inn, Phil Cardinal and Elton Smith are competing for head librarian of the Chippewa Library, Jim Gessner is the president of the Alcholics Anonymousg Rev. Ernest Huth is the new preacher of a church in Irelandg Bob Meslow and Bill Kroll just finished their tour with the House of David, Ron Severn just finished his seventh year as Superintendent of the Northern Wisconsin Training Schoolg Dorothy Ocasek, Carol Otto, and Elsie Anderson just returned from Honolulu where they were nursing an epi- demic of mumps. They reported that one of the patients was Harold Shilha, who is a life guard in Hawaii. Due to the fact that Bill Stiles, founder of Stiles Cigar Company, passed samples around, the air was filled with smoke. Bob Yates and Ed Bathke solved the problem with their latest in- vention - Smoke RemoveI'. Gene Korn's Korny Six supplied the music in the Empire Ball Room managed by Herman Schemenauer. The Korny Six consisted of Caro- lyn Klemke, Nancy Bateman, Austin Fray, Gor- don Anderson, and Sandra Thomas. Near the close of our reunion, Ernie Dage- ford gave a toast for our next reunion to be just as successful. I have to close now because my favorite pro- gram the Bob and Ray Show is on television and after which there is a meeting of the Athena of which I am the advisor. As you've probably heard the Bob and Ray Show consists of Bob Schneider and Ray Cohoon, who are still using the same slogan, write if you get work and hang by your thumb. Love, Jan P.S. Write me when Chuck arrives. He was wor- ried about the new wing-less plane that he was going to fly in, which was invented by Ray Mower. Will '53 Bsv BRUSHERT, CAROL DINKI-JL, BARBARA HARCK, AND JAN LUNDEEN will slumber parties to anyone physically capable of handling them. PAT FRANSWAY AND DEL1 RES CHRYSTAL will their strong and durable cheer-leading suits to Shirley Siddons and Petie Young. NANCY LIEI-IE wills her shorthand ability to a junior with gloves to fill it. MAURICE HINTZ wills his roller skating ability to Delores Riedel. LINDA LEA wills her blonde hair to Donna Em- erson. fJr.J EILEEN RICKSFORD wills her height to Judy Froberg. MERLE LUNDERVILLE wills his many girls to Sherman Warner. WANDA NYHUS wills her plaid pleated skirt to her sister KAROLYN RAYMOND wills Boys to anyone who wants them. NILAH NABOR wills her friendly talks with Mr. E. Nelson to Bev Richards. GUYPH-UTCHINSON wills his cuteness to Jerome rmce. Page Twenty-nine till l. l,I'2lC'lll'lllLl' lmlwl Rolf? . . . 2. 'I'1'ying' to look lmwl at work, llonalfl? . 21. Gym Class in Avtiottl . . . 4. Miss .lolmson's vlzxss working' luuwl. 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Those Slumber Parties . . . 8. Whose The Girl, Dick? . . . 9. '4Little Wuck . . . 10. Snow Queen . . . 11. Are You Ill? . . . 12. When Good Friends Get Together . . . 13. The Eyes of Texas . . . 14 Diane and Karen Selling Monocles . . . 15. What a Pose . . . 16. Good Friends . . . 17. Rosie and Olie . . . 18. Where Arc You Going? . . . 19. Why So Glum? The Sophomore Class As in previous years a new sophomore class has made their debut in the halls of Chippewa High, many of whom have proven that they.are capable of carrying on the standards of Chi-Hi. Out of a class of 183, a good number of the members contributed to our outstanding' athletic departmentg also, many expressed their interest in Thespians, Band, Chorus, G.A.A., F.F.A., F.H.A., Forensics and other school activities. Members of the Sophomore Student Council were Diane Bushland, Patricia Schmidt, Bill Flanagan, David Pressler, Raymond Holte, Janet Olson, and Eleanor Henneman. 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Ann K' 4 ..- 'f M Ei -gr ' 'liolrs!:iil, l.clnn4l ,I A Q fe Y:n11lerXYo1ul. Putin vi 1 7 ' i ww, , F a X-llH'K'lll.l.1ll'Kll k Yocgi-li, l'ni'rillc A ..N XY:illi-rs, llnrli-nr ' I Q o ,, K-. W.-l.i,, lz.,l.t-ra 0 la. J to 2 16 , 0 XYn-sllnnal, Nancy - . I X05 , XKl1cvriltt,Rolu'l1 1 6 W f ' '- - lllililliirr, l.:lYom' J W i ' , f Wlvllc, Roller! l AP' We ' I Z, 'I XYm'lirrpl'i-unig, Iii Hx 'l fl 4 , ll!! ' L is Class of '55 The Class of '55 has in trying to make the adjustment from Junior tc S- ' High Scho l b ' ' i enior 0 een confionted with manv challen e E h U ' g s. ac challenge has opened new avenues for expression Whether this ch ll . . ' a enge has been in solving some problem assigned in regular classroom procedure or in the extra curricular activities, he has been aware of decisions to be made. Each decision has been one link in the chain of responsibilities. Someone has said that youth is a time for making decisions, the time the boy or girl decides what kind of person he will become. Though backgrounds and interests may vary, our school provides a place for expression of each individual. If you haven't already found that place, find it now! Your guidance agencies in the student council, faculty members and adminstration stand ready to help you. Youth is the time for making decisions - decisions that bring satisfying rewards. Chippewa Falls students who have accepted challenges and made wise decisions are to be found all over the world. Their wise decisions have been for the good and the constructive. In accepting challenges the ' ' ' ' . y gave us the piide we feel in singing, Hail to thee our Alma Mater, Hail, all hail Chippewa! - Msunzl. A. NEI.StlN This Page TlI?'Il Courfcsy of: RARBARA'S BRIDAL SHOP Page Tliirty-six XYnrl1erpfi'liiiig,licrnlil XYlIK'lll'l'l'l'1'Nl1IK, XYnn1 Y I UIHUZ, . Illllffi A-ch, I D4 nlnlql Zciliwr, llclorvs Luttri',lJuii:iI1I fwclfel. l,JlI'll'llt' 1, QU Q 1 K f! ' hx ,f N l 3 0, 3 s Q.,O,' Ox I. Q Q SPCR TS K. x 1. W -----i1- 1 I by ,... '3'1.'1 I :J ,n v , ' . f 1 5 way x M fiffs-'A xy' mf w-ui,,,,.v' 'L D ' 1.'E4 1 vqlfex g.,-.gpm-nun-v-an C.. 1 N,f-ff I 1. Bowling Team . . . 2. G.A.A. Basketball . . . 3. 4th period gym . . . 4. Big stuff . . . 5. Champion Basketball Team . . . 6. G.A.A .... 7. Gym class at practice . . . 8. Sylvia , I n , . R v 4 N I A ' k nz ' ' ' AK sl 8 N A it 3 tu N. 'V' HX. CHQ ibut' I if 1 X' 1 SHICS Elwood R.H+sah Ho3 n Lowofcr' Gorman Hcslow men? - Sollqla Gnssmr- Yafes A TEAM li.xc'Klfll-11.111 I'. Pitsrh, H. Mvsluw, IG. Iluyvs, VV. Kmll. l,lNl-JAIIGN: I.. GZIIHIUII, II. Ifllwuml, VV. Stilvs, R. Sovvrn, ll. Yutvs, ll. Ilngw-11, ll. Smiling. R TFIAM IQAVKFII-tI.lv: ll. RIIIIVUW, J. I'n'iuc'v, FI. Ilzmgoforrl, R. Robe-rts. l4INl'IIKll'2NZ ll. Hultv, C. NIZ1iUl', J. GKZSSIIOV, K. Pilsch, H. Vil1l'I'lll, H. I,uw:11v1', G. Ronnvtt, K. Rihn Tllix Przgn' 'l'l11'n fvlllH'f1'Njl nf: RRUNSTAIJ JEW'l'Il.RY l'.1gn- Ii-V15 Um' Football Season Chippewa Cards opened a very tough season with a 13-13 tie against Stevens Point. Pitsch and Kroll scored the touchdowns for the Cards. After this game there was much optimism among the Red and White, and a good season was expected. As it turned out, the Cards didn't live up to expectations. They played Bloomer the following week and for the first time in many years the Cards were favored. However, the Red and White were whitewashed 26-0. Chippewa was never in the ball game and the Hawks kept piling it on to avenge the defeat the Cards hung on them last year. Chippewa was expected to bounce back against Menomonie, but it just wasn't in the books. We were beaten by a score of 21-6, but the score could have been closer except for a few breaks. A fumble and a pass interception halted the Cards deep in Menomonie's territory to prevent the Cards from scoring. Kroll finally scored in the fourth period to give Chippewa its points. The Red and White played Marinette next and were soundly trounced 27-0. The Cards played a good game except for several lapses which Ma1'inette took ad- vantage of by turning them into touchdowns. Chippewa put a record of one tie and three losses to their Homecoming encounter with Rice Lake. The Cards finally crashed the win column by downing the Warriors 25-6. Kroll and Hayes each had two touchdowns. Chippewa played La Crosse after Rice Lake and were really trounced. The final score was 46-0. The score was a respectable 13-0 in the fourth quarter and the play fell in, La Crosse scoring five very quick touchdowns to complete the rout. The next game brought up the Old Abes from Eau Claire. The Old Abes were heavy favorites, but after the smoke cleared away they could take home only a 7-6 victory over the Cards. Chippewa scored a touchdown on a pass from Meslow to Gannon and Kroll scored the extra point, but the play was nullified. The Cards still had a 6-0 lead which suddenly wasn't there. Bowman of Eau Claire ran back the kick- off 98 yards for a touchdown and the Old Abes converted to make the extra point and what turned out to be the winning point. Chippewa played Winona for the game of the season. The score was 14-0 in favor of Winona. Winona scored touchdowns in the second and fourth quarters to take the win. Thus a rather poor season for the Cards ended with one win, five losses and one tie. Tennis Tennis was revived this year, and the Cards had one letterman from the '51 season, Bill Stiles back. However, freshman Bill Elstran pushed Stiles hard for the number one position. The other squad members were Bob Gumm, Maurice Rice, Ray Cahoon, Sam Cardinal, and John Meslow. The netters opened the season by defeating Regis at Eau Claire 4-3. They dropped their second match to the Old Abes of Eau Claire by the same score. Prospects look bright for finishing the season with a better record than any other team since coach O'Brien has been here. This Page Thru Courtesy of: ZUTTER ELEVATORS, INC. Page Forty-two A SQUAD Row I: R. Stilc-S, M. l.nnmlvl'villv, R. Elwood, B. Meslow, R. Sf'Vf'l'll, B. Kroll, l.. Gannon, ll. C'1'awfo1'cl low 2: Coucll O. lim-ttm-lwr, ll. lllll'll'OXV, R. Krzulsc, R. Sallingr, ll. Hagvn, Assistant Coach l.. Olson. .qu , rm. B SQUAD low I: J. Ifllstran, P. l7o1'sytl1c-, R. Rm'g', ll. Laramy, J. Olson, B. Hanzlik, Il. Zuttvv. llow 2: Couch I.. Olson, B. l,zu'svn, J. Stanlvy, R. Holto, ll. Krause, B. Krausv, B. Rohm-rts, ll. Cruwfo 7lllfSI,IIjll'T1!I'IlflUIlI'l1'Sjf0-fl: CHIPPEWA FALLS VVOOLEN MlI.I, CU. l'.1gc lfollg -llll'u'L' Basketb Chippewa, as expected, had a good season. The Cards had outstanding players among the seniors, namely, Meslow, Kroll, Severn, and Elwood. These boys were backed up by some ve1'y fine juniors, who promise to give Chippewa a good team for the coming season. These are Salling, Hagen, Prince, and Buhrow. Chippewa opened the season at home by playing Cornell and defeating them by a score of 50-46. Follow- ing this game, the Cards played Bloomer in one of the most thrilling games ever played in the Junior High Gym. The game was finally won by Bloomer 80-74. The Red and White bounced back to beat Spooner in the next game, coming from behind, to win 60-57. Chippewa traveled down the river to Eau Claire for the next encounter and were nudged by the Old Abes, 50-49. Next, Chippewa played Spring Valley and de- feated them in a well-played game 68-42 to make the Card's Won and Lost rating - 4 wins and 2 losses. Chippewa made an overnight trip to Marinette for the next game, and were soundly trounced 85-47, but a bright spot was that Meslow pumped in 30 points to lead all scoring. The team traveled to Menomonie and absorbed a 73-60 defeat at the hands of the Indians. The flu bug struck the team and the undermanned Cardinals showed their fighting spirit as they played Stevens Point on the home court. With no team having more than a six point lead, the Cards finally lost 68-65 in a very exciting game. Chippewa played Cornell for the second time and beat them in an overtime game 57-55 at Cornell. The team traveled to Spring Valley to play their first game under the new coach, Orris Boettcher, after coach McGuire's departure to Ashland and defeated them 73-53 in the second meeting of the season. Playing Rice Lake for the second time also, Chippewa defeated them 76-64. The second game with the Old Abes! Chippewa was sure they could beat the Novak men but they were all Season downed in a very dull game by the score of 74-53. The Cardinals lost their next encounter with Bloomer being trounced by the count of 67-46. The Red and White seemed to bounce back from this defeat in a game with Menomonie, but the Cards still took a lick- ing in another thriller by the score of 66-58. The Red and White traveled to Ladysmith for a make-up game and trounced the Lumber Jacks 79-68. Bob Meslow set a new Chi Hi record with an amazing 44 points. Chippewa picked up a game with Chetek and won it in a rough-tough battle 70-63. In another pick-up game against River Falls, which was played at Spring Valley, the Cards pulled an upset, downing the Falcons 69-68. Chippewa now had one more game left before the tournament and they dropped it to a fine Ladysmith team in a thriller, 64-63. Meslow led the Cards scoring with 26 points, but Morgan outscored him with a neat 31 points. Chippewa, with a season record of 10 wins and 9 losses, faced a fine Colfax five in the opening tourna- ment game at Eau Claire. The Red and White out- scored them from the field, but the Cards had 31 fouls called against them which meant defeat. They were defeated by Colfax 57-55. The Cards played Stanley the next night for a chance for the consolation title and romped all over Stanley downing them 74-46. This put Chippewa in the consolation finals against Mondovi. The Cards were outplayed and outmaneuvered to take a 62 to 50 loss. Bill Kroll was the only bright spot for the Cards, pumping in 18 points. Bob Meslow set a new individual scoring record for the season with a total of 507 points. He also set a record score for an individual game of 44 points. Another interesting factor was that he scored 117 points in 5 games with an average score-per-game record for the season of 23.04. The previous high scor- ing record for Chippewa High was 468 points for the season, set by big Ed Willke. BASKETBALL SEASON .5 1 9 5 3 December 2 Cornell 48 Chippewa 51 December 5 Rice Lake 46 Chippewa 50 December 9 Bloomer 80 Chippewa 74 wi December 12 Spooner 57 Chippewa 60 December 18 Eau Claire 50 Chippewa 49 January 6 Spring Valley 42 Chippewa 68 January 9 Marinette 85 Chippewa 47 January 13 Menomonie 73 Chippewa 60 January 17 Stevens Point 68 Chippewa 65 January 20 Cornell 55 Chippewa 57 January 27 Spring Valley 53 Chippewa 73 January 30 Rice Lake 64 Chippewa 76 February 6 Eau Claire 74 Chippewa 53 February 10 Bloomer 67 Chippewa 46 February 13 Menomonie 66 Chippewa 58 February 17 Ladysmith 68 Chippewa 79 February 24 Chetek 63 Chippewa 70 Fcbrua1'y 27 River Falls 68 Chippewa 69 , March 3 Ladysmith 64 Chippewa 63 :Silk , TOURNAMENT . Colfax 57 Chippewa 55 Stanley 46 Chippewa 74 B03 Mi-:SLOW Mondovi 62 Chippewa 50 Page Forty -four . , , l'i-mt lum: Nl. Xli-lil-., l.. l.r.i. l', lwziiiswzly. l'. lloolirj, ll. llzirprr, ll. 1 lIl'j'5l.ll, VI. Klzitllu-us, lf Kitlu. Vl. lsom ll. 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Tlwsv in- clmlv lmuslu-ihall, vollc-ybzlll, bowling, tum- bling, spvwlbull aml softball. Sportslivzuls this your iurluilv Ilonuu Maumlvlvrt, Eileen llirksforwl, Pat Hl'1ll'lllLfl0l1, Joy Aim Rohm-rts, liouua Ni-wtou :xml Barbara Harper. 'Flu' othvr urlivitios sponsors-rl by tho G.A.A. wi-rv il Burn Ilaucv, and a sleigh riclu. Thu girls also plziyi-il tho All-Star Night School lmzigiim- in u couple of ganios of baske-tbull. To 1-:iru un 4-mhlvm you must varu lflllll points. Tho girls who oariwrl their vmbloms l':igv A. lfm-iv A. wore Jvaum- Isom, Joy Ann Rohm-rts, Carol Wt ' 1 l B y Ag I . 'll'lll I', 21 It 0l'j.l'l1A' 'l'l'. llorot 11-1 Thompson varm-rl 1501! points which 1-utitlril hor to a pin. Tho olficc-rs of thc- 1952-53 G.A.A. uc- tivitivs wvrv Carol VVz1rm-r, l'r1-sirlontg lbor- othvu Thompson, SvCrvtai'yg Liuclu Ima, 'I'ri-asuroiz Mrs. M4-hls was thi zulvisor. During thc year two mc-mhvrs xx 4-il to thc- Chippm-wa Falls Youth Thvy wurc- Pat H1-clriupfton for om- Arlmu- Shufm-r for two yi-urs. Tho G.A.A. pirnic was hi-lil ou May 18 at Mrs. Grahvrls cottagi-. 'livi- facillty 'vrv clott- Couuril. your :mal Momlzly, SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Top Picture: S. Foiles, J. lsoni, C. Miller, P. Fransway, li. Chrystal - 4 .. . . LV? . . 5 ,EK JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Bottom Picture: S. Siflrlons, S. Young, J. Young, IJ. Miller, Ib. Mellonalrl. Cheerleaders Heil, White, Team, Eight, is what you've been hearing Z1 lot this year from the eheerlearlers. We're sorry to say goodbye to the Senior clieerlezulers who are: Claudette Miller, llelores Chrystal, Jeanne Isoni, Shirley Foiles, and Pat Fransway. The supporting Juniors are: June Young, Darlene Miller, Shirley Siclclons, Shirley Young, and Ilonalee Mellonulml. There has been a lot of interest shown among' the six Sophoniores unrl wi-'re looking forward to their full support next year. This Page 'l'l11'll f'0ll'l'fI'NfIl of: MOWER INSURANCE AGENCY l':n3.u- Forty IX AMICRIVAN LIGGION AWARD llorothy Ucnscli :intl Rohcrt Mcslow wcrc thc two scniors choscn by tlTl'lI' class and thc faculty to rcccive thc Aincricun licgion award which is givcn cucli ycur to a boy untl at girl who hcst rcprcscnts quulitics of gootl citizcnship. Qunlitics which arc ncccs- sary to ln-coining an lwttcr citizcn arc Iczulcrsliip, scholarship, honor, chur- nctcr, untl courzigrc. llorothy hclonprs to Chorus, Athcnu, Stutlcnt Council, tl.A.A., and othcr clulms. Holm was il vcry active- nu-nibcr ot' hoth thc Ruskctball and Football tn-:uns :intl rcccivul 11 nomination to tlu- North-South All Star Tilt. Hc is also ax nu-nilvcr of thc Chorus, Monoclc Stull, :intl Fliuttci' Stutf. E W s 3 ir? RA RIG RUTH AWARID This yt-ur thc Buhc Ruth Award luis hc:-n prcscntctl to two of Ulii Hi's outstzincling' stumlcnts, Clauulcttc Millcr :intl Willizun Kroll. Tlic award was givcn on thc husis of coopcrution, t'0lIl'2lj.l'l', coinpnnionship, unel sports- lnnnsllip. Clnumlcttc has he-cn an uctivc chccr- lczulcr, elcluttcr, Stntlcnt Council incin- lmcr, G.A.A. nu-inbcr, zuul ll part ol' inuny othcr uctivitics. Rill was ont- stztntling' on both thc Haskcthall antl Footlmll tt-:uns :intl in othcr sports, :intl hc wus also at Stuclcnt Council incnilwr mul on thc t'liattcr stull'. SS MOST VAl,UARl,I'I I'l,AYl'IR AWARD l.ziwrcncc Gannon is this yt-z1r's rccipicnt of thc Most Valuahlc Playcr Awurml. Hc has hz-cn activc on thc footlmll tcani for thc past two ycurs playing both otfcnsivc cnml and flcfcnsivc cnrl. Larry was un cxccptional pass l'f'4'l'lYK'l', and his flcfcnsivc playing' was also outstantlingy. Hc has tlonc an outstanrl- ing job on this ycur's tcuni anrl also in thc othcr sports in which hc has pnrticipzitcll. orty-st-Ven GOLF TEAM J. Johnson, ll. Kliorlivn, H. Imhlman, K. Katz, P. Forsytho, P. U'Rri1-n. Not l'in't1n's-ll: l,. Mc-lluin. Track This is thc' third ye-ar for track at Chip- pewa, coachvrl by Orrin- lioottchcr and Link Olson. The Cards placvd third in the first nwot, tln'c-v-tuntlis of a point from second plarv, which was playvd at Rice Lake. The sc-cond meet was hold in La Crosse. We took sixth placv. Tho dual nwvt with Menomoniv was won by Chippc-wa. Bob Roberts, Ernie llagcford, Phil Pitsch, and Bob Me-slow stood out during' this yr-ar's season earning firsts and sm-Conds in broad jumping, thc- llbll yard dash, thc 440 and the 880. Phil Pitsch, Dick BC'l'fIGl'0ll, Hob Roberts and Bob Meslow, toamcd up in sprint relays to add more- points. Jann-s G1-ssncr, Harry Shilha, Karl Hihn, and Dick Rcrgx-1'on madi- up the mile relav. This ye-ar's team misss-rl Jack Wliereatt, last yc-ar's pole vault man. 'Sf TRACK Top: IJ. Zuttvr, G. Hutchinson, E. Dagfeford. R. Meslow, K. Rihn. Bottom: H. Shihla, J. Gessnur. R. Roberts ll. Svvc-rn, R. Elwood. This 1,0110 Thru C'o1n'fesy of: W. 0. 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Floats, made by various Senior High organizations comprised the parade. The Thes- pian Float, The Plays the Thing, won first place. The Commercial Club and F.H.A. won second and third. Before the game, Homecoming Queen Linda Lea was crowned by Dale Walter, for- mer Chi Hi athlete, in the absence of Marvin Luedtke, last year's football captain, Her attendants, Judith Gebhard, Barbara Harper, and Claudette Miller were all presented to fans in pre-game ceremonies. While a large Home- Midwinter December 20, 1952, was the date of the annual Midwinter formal dance. Queen Claudette Miller ruled the court with Ron- ald Mastin as king. Claudette's attendants were, Carol Warner escorted by Dennis John- son and Dorothy Ocasek escorted by Ronald Severn. The theme was Skater's Waltz. The decorations corresponded to the theme. Life size figures of girls and boys skating were tacked to the wall with bars of music separat- ing each set of figurines. The pine tree was located in the middle of the Hoor, which was covered with artifical snow with its peak point- ed toward the middle of a large yellow moon. coming crowd roared its approval, the Cardinal football team rolled to a 25 to 7 victory over Rice Lake's undefeated team. Between halves the crowd was entertained by the Cardinal Band and Cadettes, who staged a precision marching exhibition depicting various modes of transportation through the years, forming a horse, a bicycle built for two, a railroad handcar, and an airplane as the band played appropriate music. The activities were ended by a Homecom- ing Dance, which also turned out to be a Victory Dance at Junior High. Jimmy Knight supplied the music for this Pep Club spon- sorled dance that really wound things up rig t. Formal To make the thing more realistic, in one corner of the pond was a large crack in the ice with the typical cracked ice warning sign. Tree branches also hung down from the balcony. Blue streamers leading from the moon to the balcony railing served as the sky. During the grand march dozens of snow fiakes fell from the moon to the tree. Many of these were secured by the dancers as keep- sakes of the prom. The floor show consisted of the singing of the theme song by Dick Lowater, dances by Evelyn Knight's dancing pupils and a fine dis- play of tumbling, also done by one of the dancing students. Senior Class Play The Senior Class Play this year was Family Circle. It was a comedy in three acts, written by Cornelia Otis Skinner. Cornelia, portrayed by Claudette Miller, is a young girl of seventeen. She trys to prove her acting ability throughout the play, but her mother, fNilah Naborj, and her father, Games Paulsonj, who were both former theatre stars, seem to think that she is still a child and that she has no acting ability. Charlie, played by Bob Langill, is very much fascinated by Cornelia, but he never does quite understand her. Others in the cast are Carol Dinkel, Carol Otto, Carol Krause, Carol Warner, Sandra Thomas, Elton Smith, Dick Lowater, Guy Hutchinson, and Curtis Miller. Miss Johnson deserves much credit for her work and patience in making the play a success. The stage crew also deserves a lot of credit. This Page Thfru Courtesy of: BOSTON CLOTHING Page Fifty-three N. F. L. l0pen Housej l.4-ft to Right: fpouringj P. Prcston, C. Miller, S. Radko, Y. LcMay, H. Haier, N. Baia-r, M. Hzirck, lt. Kucpfcr, J. Ball, It. l.ang'ill, IP. Prcsslcr, J. Misfclflt, VV, Elstran. N. F. L. Tha' National lforcnsic I.c-aguc is a national organization of students intcrcstccl in and activcly participating in Speech work. Eva-ry time a stuflunt speaks publicly, hc is give-n a cc-rtain number of points. Aftvr rc-ccivinpf 20 points, hc is cligible for inenibcrship in thc- N.F.L. and upon doing so rc-cvivvs a Degree of Merit. He can then work for a liiglicr degree. VVhcn he has rvcc-ivcrl 50 points, he receives a Ilcgrcc of Honorg when he- rcache-S lllll points, lic rvcuivcs a lk-gn-c of Excellence-g and at 2041 points, he receives a Ilcgrcc of Distinction. Aftcr rm-aching: 200 points a scholarship to the collcgfc at Ripon, Wisconsin is awarmlcil to thc student, with a flollar for every point received. This ycar at Chippewa Falls, the N.F.L. prcsiflcnt was Patricia Prcstong thc Vicc Pri-sirlont was Ronald Masting the Secretary, Judith Fi-obs-rgg and thu Truasuror was .latina-s Larson. Thi- zulvisors arc Miss Nelson anrl Mr. Zocllcr. This Pugr' 'l'll'1'u f'on'rI4'xy of: l-IOEHRICK PHOTO STUDIO l':igi- Fifty four l l Forensics The Forensic Season opened with the Speech Institute at the Eau Claire State College, October 18. Bob Langill received first place in the Radio Speech District Contest held at Radio Station WEAU, Eau Claire. The contest is sponsored by the subject I Speak for Democracy. Again Chippewa Falls was host to the Invitational Speech Tournament on March 7. Nine schools participated in the event. The second Annual Northern Wisconsin District Tournament of the National Forensic League was held at Merrill, Wisconsin, March 13 and 14. In this meet Chippewa placed fourth in tournament trophy points. March 21 the following people received B plus ratings at the Eau Claire District Contest: William Mcllquham in humorous declamation, Claudette Miller in original oratory, and Ronald Mastin in 4-minute oratory. Those who received A ratings making them eligible for the state contest were: Pat Preston in Extemporaneous Speaking, James Larson in Learned Oratory, Carol Dinkel in Original Oratory, Jeanne Isom in Serious Declamation, Katherine Hawkins in Extemporaneous Reading, and Gwen Gaynor in Humorous Declamation. At the State Contest held at the University of Wisconsin in Madison April 11, James Larson, Carol Dinkel, and Jeanne Isom received B ratings. Besides tournament forensics, students have a full program of service spcechcs. They appeared before many civic groups in the city. The year closed with an N.F.L. Open House at Senior High May 6. Guests at this annual occasion included members of the Board of Education and those faculty members who had assisted in the speech program. This Page Thru Courtesy of: SKOGMO CAFE Page Fifty-live 11.XN17 1 1'1111k1 1111111 M1115 1:1110 1111y1'1':11t, 1411z11'1:1i111- Smith, l'111'11 R11y1'1':1ft, M1114 1.1111 1 11i11's, 1111111 Yi111'1'11t, 1211111111 111-11, 1'11l 1'1'1-QQ1111, 17:11'11-111' 1511111-1's, 1:11101 31111011 111'x'1'1'15 111-1'1.f111111f. - I 'II1 R 111' 111111 911111 11111 K1 1111 1111111111 111141 ' 1111 11 .: J I - .1 '1 . 11 1 Q '11'-', : 1: 1. -1 1 . 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DIIIIHUS Vzihoon, Mr. lilhott. .lrcl Row: ,lziekie lxnepfer, Sum l roln-rg, .luekie lizxll. ll:irh:irgi lliglcr, Marilyn Uensek, lilsie .Xmh-rson, .loan 'l'owue, lflinur Mason, Vzirol Ruycrnft. Pep Band This year, during: football season, the Pep Rand was eomprised of about twenty-five mem- bers. That number was a little too large to send to the basketball gxanies so when basketball season rolled around two pep bands were formed of about fifteen members each. One band was headed bv Marion Mueller and the other by Dick Lowater. When the season first began, the two captains QI l x 1 ll flipped coins to see who would play at the first frame. From then on the bands alternated. All Pep Rand members feel that it is a great honor to have been chosen to play at games and try to keep up their part of the bargain by bringing' more school spirit to the pep meetings and games. They really do a very splendid job of it too. l'l'1l' BAND Frfmt Row: .l. liziphingst, ill. Muenieh, ll. Vzitrie, Il. johnson, li. Smith. .Ind Row: l'. I'r.-sion, ll. lliirler, N. Uensek, IS. llorxik, I., lioeller, J. Isom, R, liuelm, Stziiixliiig: lf Mehls, N. Mueller. IC, Maison. W... ll I Ill llllllli lui lil 1. it i-, Q 'l'l'-if gi, 'L A . 5 'Th an MJ xi -1 -ws. qv 3 U 4 llrllil s lwiilil li--ii' 1 iviil .Xwllgl'll,lll,1lll1-Nlllllll.lilriil Riiii-i:ifv, lliiriitliy llniw-li, ll.irlui1':i lliimlx, Him .Xu-itll, lliiwllii, IC--ix ', lx.illuiviu Nl-Ilfliiliiiii, Iluuiixi Xiu!-ill, Yi-mm Illvgrxiini, Xlniilun lucixi-lx, lu-lxu lxiu-limi IQ-in .K .lvuli luliliull. l.i1u Nul.iII, N.i1i-'ji llfiiimii, I'.il Iliu-yu-in ilu-ii luiiiui-4 l.i.iii 'l'i.uiu, .li in l.llliui1i Iii-ix l Xl.i1u luliluilil. IJ.i1li-iii Ni-viviiuli, N:uul1.i 'l'Iuiii-.iN, lxzii-ll Iiliiiii. 5lililix Vllxilil lhimivi llugli, l.ivi-l lliiilxil Him 5 N--mm llfvxg. Xl,i1l1 vu Xlvlllx, ll.il4il:l Flilllm. lllifllvl lxl.1lllii, -lim l vi-llvlili, limi Xilx-iii, liiiuil ll:-viiipivll. liiiuvv lxiiw-U. l:..u 1. 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I'11D1'1111'1'1I12lI il111l1'2lI'2ll11'1' 111 11111 N111'1I11'1'l1 1'1111111y 11115 sl11'1111g'. r1'I11'j' 111s11 1111- 1111- X1'21I', 11111 1111x1111 1'11111'11s l1l'1'S1'1lI1'1I s1-v1-1'11I 111 11'1-11 1'111' 1111- I'1ll11'1I1 A1ll1ll2lI S1l1'1'1'1I 1'11111-111'1 Sl'14'1'111111S 111 1111- 1111c'1'11I11111'1'1111' 1'1x1-1'1'is1-s 111-111 1111 '1Y1'11111I 1'1l1I11 811111111Xl1.I'11'1'l1111111.1111 1VI11y2, 111552, J11111' 1,111 1111- J11111111' High S1'111111I A111Ii1111'i11111. 3 Sexuttc '1'I11- S1'X11'111' 1111s j'l'ZlI' 11'11s1'111111111s1-11 11f 11111111 S1-V1-1'11I 1111111-111'11111'11s. 1'111' 1111- Ki11'1111is 111111 111 1l1lI'S 111111 1111'1-1- V11111i111's. A1 11111 1Iis11'11'1 11111s1c WI11111 SI11'11l1' I11s1111111111111 111 IC1111 1'111i1'11. '1'I11-1 11w111'111 1111- S1-x11-111- was 1111'111'111-11 11 s1111'1'1111 f11'S1 111s11 11111'111'1111111-11 111 1111- 111'11g'1'11111 f'111' 11111111 111111s1 I111' 1111'11' 11111'111'11111111111. '1'1111y sang' 111 1l111111'y f111' '1'111-11' 111s1 1111111'111'11111'1- wus 111 11111 1'111111111'111'111111-111 Nl-.X 1.11 11111 ' I1,1111111.11I111,111 l11.1111l1111 1111 I11l11'X11111111 11.11I1.11.1 11.11111 1 , 11 . 1 1 CC x .X N ,-1-A iug, ,DF fi. l l!lil3A'l'li Front Row: U, llinkcl, l'. Preston, lf Miller, K, Hawkins, .l. Frolierg, N. llziier. Jnd Row: R. tiinum, R. M11-stun, I', Srliniidt, ,l. Sielall. la, liaitlike, Sli: Zoeller, eoaieli. .lril Row: Il. Lzirson, R, Springer. Debate This season found the high school debators of Wisconsin discussing the proposition, Resolved: That the Atlantic Pact nations should form a federal union. Twelve debators propounded the pros and cons of this vital and interesting question. For the A squad, Patricia Preston and Claudette Miller took the affirmative side while Carol Dinkel and Edwin Rathke upheld the negative position. Jim Larson and Joyce Kaphingst acted as alter- nates. The other debators were as follows: Nancy Haier, Hill Elstran, Judy Froberg, Myrna Hai'ck, Kay Hawkins, and llavid Pressler. The A squad ended the season with many honors. At the New Richmond Mixed Tournament and the Merrill Invitational, Chippewa High came in third of all the schools entered. At the La Crosse Tournament, Pat Preston was awarded a medal for placing second in Individual Speaking. We were given a first place at Gustavus Adolphus and fourth place at the National Forensic League Tournament in Merrill. The only heart-breaking time of the whole year was the Chippewa Sec- tional, where we won only three out of six de- bates, disqualifying us for the State Tournament. One of our freshman, Myrna Harck, won honors by placing second in Individual Speaking at the Freshman-Sophomore Debate Tournament. It was agreed on by all the debators that we have had a. pretty wonderful year, even if we didn't go to the State-. Mr. Joseph Zoeller, Junior High English Instructor, coached this year's squad. The following is a list of all tournaments at- tended by the Chippewa High Debate Teams: Discussion Tournament in Eau Claire Kick Off Tournament at Eau Claire New Richmond Mixed Tournament Merrill Invitational Tournament WVis, State College High School Tourname La Crosse Invitational Tournament Gustavus Adolphus Freshman-Sophomore Tournament at l'lau Claire Sectional Debate Tournament at Chippewa N.F.L. Tournament at Merrill nt This Page Tlrru f'u1l'rl4'sy of: ABRAMSON'S MEN'S, WOMEN'S 81 CHILDRENS VVICAR In :nge Six ty its g v sm. ' .L .-X'l'll li NA I'ionl limi: Nl. .Mull-. V. llttu, X. Nqiliur, N. I.u-lie, I.. l.e:i. .Ind Run: lf. Rirltsforil, l'. XX:irner, ll. llioni min. l, Nliller, VI. l.unilern. ual l'm ll lliinl I' Iitston I' Xu yn iw. . . x, . , , ... I ilersnn, hl. Towne. ll. Uezisek, Miss os- Ilureli, ulxi i I . I 75 l. ua 'GF ii'-f .I Mel. 1-Q ,A-' fd! f X . ATHENA Front Row: ll. llornk, lil. Mehls, .l. lsom, S. Foiles. M. I,0VS'1IIl1g, A, llnneevic. S. Pifseli Jud Row: ll. Iligler, BI. Mueller, ,l. iiriniin, Il, Seininghmn, nl. lfrolierg, G. liziynor. I. Ruluennr 'Xi iue .ird Row: l', llinkel, hl, Yiiieeni, ll. llnrper, ,I. lllutlliews, Miss llureli, zulvisur, ll. llrusliu 'Nui 1 IT. Xlcllullzilml. The Athena organization is in its 43rd year girl each year. The scholaislnp fund is ldlilil at Chippewa High. It was organized in 1910. Miss each year by the sale of baked goods sold each llureh is the supervisor who is responsible for the Thursday. fine work carried on during this past year. Some of the activities of the Athena this The membership is based on high scholastic' slandings in the subjects taken. A girl must maintain at least a B average to qualify for membership among the students and to encourage ideals of excellence in womanhood. A scholarship is given to one deserving senior year were the Mid-Winter Formal in December, the Mother's Tea in April, and the Swing-Out in May. The ofiicers for this year were as follows: President, Nilah Nabor and Elsie Andersong Sec- retary, Linda Lea and Shirley Pitsch. This Page Thru Cozlrlesy of: MUGGAH DRUG Paige Slxtj -one I'II.X'I I'I'1R I'1-nil Ium: Il. Ixiwlvi, ,I. I.1Ii-nm. I'.. Iuilmiiiil-. .X. IJ-yiiuxlv, NI, FIIIIIIJI. N. Milli-mx, NI. Il-mulling, I, XIJAHIIA-xx N. 'li-I R1-ix: nl. 4-limin, VI. Iiuxivli, I, Ilixln-ilu-1, N Ngnlmr, I', I'uwl-iii. ,I. Iiiunm-1, 5. Rn--ln-I, I.. Rufly. Il. I.m'XI:ny. Ir-I Hun: I, Iliniwl. I', Rumilvi, II. II:1v'pvi', Il, .X5vlN. II. Xin-alum, II. I..iiig1II, Ia. IIu1Ii, Xiu. Imv, ,MINS-vi. .V . x Q .mg VI I .X'I l' ICR I'run1 Rim: 5. Iwxim-4. ,I, INUIII, l. IIuiI11'rmL, II, Ik-i'gI1uIi7. N. Ilvrgviwnl, -I. Ilm-l'p:n-rmi, K . UH-I, -I. XI:iHIu'xxs Jmi Rim: t.X4wg1-Ii, I.. XX--lilim-r. I'..II:1r:I5. NI.lluru-11, M.Ilfrw4l11ug, II. N-iwinigimi. -I. X IIUTIII, NI.M.'I1lN ii-I Rim: -I. Sm-Iiim-im-1, il. .XIvlxiIIn-, II. l'w1ri4-. 42, lI:u'iim', II, Ilrueliurl. Il. Nh-el-ni, II, Iimll. A. .Xluiliulxi I' Iitsih Chatter TIN- i'I1ati1'1' slufi' was 1-mriposml of about fifty ni:-min-i's this yvur. Thx- wlilui was l'ut1'ic'ia I,l'I'Si0l1, and thc assistant vclitoi' Bob M1-slow. Thr- ss-nim' pagx- vmliturh www- Carol Iiinlu-I, Muriv Ilowrliiig, .Im-uiivttv Mattlivws, ami Rob M4-slow. Tho Flmttc-1' spoiisnlwi thc- Ellilillili Singing' Vuivntim-S. Thx-y put out 1-ight issuvs llirc-v of which cmisistm-cl of six IIHQUS. This I'uy1c' Tlrru f'urlrl1'sy nf: XVEYlCNBI'fllG'S SHOE CO. I'.nL:v Sixty fiwu I F X - in : . . nm' -', ,. 'V , . , sn , 2. 1 . ,. lqwsyu-r. Arai Row: li, Ford, ll. l'h-nnvns, ID. lhllrcrt, I., 1-qlnnml, 1. Xlnxcr. lfmnt Rnw: R, liuuvvr, IJ. Iilnnlc, 11. Iluyrs. li, Rihn, 'I'. XY:md11n!'l'. 'ml I an R 'Nl Ll I Plllltl R luhn mn 1 llullurn I C F. F. A. Frnnt Row: 17. Zvrh, R. Buntz, R. Mrllquhmn. E. Running. G. xvlllShC'I'PfC'l!l'lig, P, Oman. Ind Rnw: l.. Ilncschvr, l.. Dunlap. ll. l'lwcx'cr, I.. liulwrts, Il, lizmug, XY. Shock. .irnl Run: R. SL'h1ll'illK'l'. lf. Mclvillc, T. Brick, H. Klingvr, ll, Iicrgvrun, U. llnlllvy, J. Fl'cdL-1'ivk. P. F. A. Tho Future Farnwrs of America is a club for 3.j.l'l'iCllltl1l'0 studunts unch-V thc zulvisorship of Mr. Luconto. The I .F.A. has donv many tasks during: the year, such as going out and plant- ing' trvvs, judging cattle and landscaping. The oflicvrs for the past year vvvrc Prcsiclvllt, James Gossncrg Vice 1'1'cs1cl1-llt 7 Calvin M21ll'l'Q Socrvtary, John Clcmonsg and Tl'03.SL1l'L'1', Robert Klingcr. This Page 7v1l?'Il COII'I'fCNj1l of: MEHLS JEWELRY l':ugc 5iX1j YllYl'LI lf. ll. .X. lfrmll Nun: li, lim-ig, l., Rulln-limi, XX. Xylius, ll. I'im'u'. 5, l'll5rll, lull Rim: l.. liiiln-vin-1', l'. Xvillvl, Al, Rulu'1'tmn1, ll. l rn14'i. ll. Nplili-, X. l.iclu. .lrll limi: Xliw llillu-V, Jnlvieur. A, lmm-1-xu',l', .Xiifli-, li, Nlvllililllqilil. Hu. Fliilllul-nl. Jnlxlxm, F. ll. A. l 1':vnt Now: S. llvyn, V. lin-ssl-I. Nl, .Xmlmg S, Fuila-Q, K. Ilnwkins, l', llim-vk. ll. Nvwlmi, ll. IIN-mu-r. . Q . lull Hun: .X. ll4'ip:vm:1ll, l.. Nnszil, -l. llm-n4li'i1'l44mi, ll, Riiivvk, .X. llzlgrr. S. lxnwli, ll, .lniiliivrlm-lll, Nl, Wim.-. Q l l H .lvvl Num: Xlxw. llulu-1, g:flx'Ism', 5. lllllii'-iw, ,l. fuliumni, li. .X34-rs. l., Xivlmvii, Nl. lll.inll. Xl, X.ilg.i. Nils, vluliuxlim, mlx ivu. Future Homemakers of America Tliv I .H.A. is lnarlv um mf' 136 girls who takv Hmnv lCr.'0nmnir'S. Tlwy l1N'i't uncm I ll month at suplwl' nn-1-tings. The nic-vting is followccl by 0llt0l'l1illll'll0Ilt. Tlw I .H.A. haul Zl Tl121l1liSI.l'lVll111' anrl Cliristinas Party, Tally Pull annl Ti'vasui'0 Hunt. The I .H.A. attvmlml thc- llistrict Rally anrl lcv Follies. Tliv projc-cts of tlw F.H.A. wi-rv: llc-ccn'atiiig an F.H.A. window, tva fm' tliv faculty, and sm-nrling' Christinas gifts to Holland. Thu- I .H.A. hurl l1ui'lmc-c'ilc- anrl hakv Sala-s to inovt the-ii' financial nw-mls. Tha- office-rs aw: l'l'c-side-nt, KZItl'l0l'llll' Hawkinsg Vic-ci I'1'c-siclent, Shirley Foilc-sg Sc-cm-ta.1'y, Ionm Ihilwnzvrg TI'i'8.Slll'l'l', B1-tlwl I'im-Vcc-. The Aflvisors arc- MVS. He-lon HlllJl'l' and Mrs llnrotliy Johnston. This l'1ryfv T1H'll l'mn'fvsy nf: ST. CLAIR-JOHNSON ew 'm qfz- 1 -if S42 vi' IIIllNlN'I.I'1 I'r'-viii Row: IT. .Xyi'i'a, N. II:uII:1'. AI. II:iIIl1m, I', Xxinilcrwuuil, A. NI11iIc1', IJ. IIoIIiim. I'.. IIQ-um-ni.iii, II AIIIIIICV, I'. Ili-vlwi I ' . .. Miiipliy. H H h I I lull Ron: hl. XYZIISII, DI. Ihiiiirli, 5 liustuniskl, I.. XXUIIIIHQ-r, .I, 5a'I1lxii-lsi-l'. II, IIv4Irlilgtml, II, Smith, .I Yuglcr, V. Siihl-ins, Ii. Rasmus, Y. .-Xspmi, .Iril lx-ml. .X. I.i'I3ni', SI. Uwxsi-IX, .X. lrunv, 5.11.1-:iXi-ssiii-r, -I, XI.-IviIIm'. II.. High-r, lx. Iihnn, ID. Ilnshlnnil Ii. lnuul, ll. Xvuinzin, l, llrvssi-I. III. I'i-issig, It. Iluth. II. l.:ing1II, i-ilitnrg Mr. H liru-n, znlvlsmx Kas 6 A , ..M-QHQ. HRM' .s-'X AlllXm'l.l-I Irnnl Iuiw: XI. Xlnrlli-r, II. I.innIi'i'n, II, I'l'nIn'l'R. .I. IwIwr1s, N. Xoung, .I, Ih-rg'ui'ini. In. Nlcksfiiril. Jin! limi: Ii. Mason. IJ, Riuh-I, XI. lhvwiling, bl. Isum, Y. IIc1'gi-rmi, if XY:u'ni-i', IJ. Xlrlium-II. .IMI Nun: II. IIL-rglmltz. NI. lIni'ivI1, l', IIoIIii-imk. Ii. lZ:i5nm', I.. Nivlsvm, V. Ilinkvl, ,I. Young, lJ.'I'Ii.iiii1.wii. Monocle This year tho Monoch- was supervised by thc Editor, Roh Lzingill. His assistant was Marion Mui-II4-i'. Thi- typing' oclitnl' this yval' was Joan V1i.2.l'i'I1'l'Q the wi'itv-up mlitnr, Rc-v0i'Iy Bvl'g'I10ItZg and thv caption editor, Marie Ilowcling. All of thvsv studvnts, as we-II as thv rvst of the- Monoclo stuff, put I12ll'4I work on this yvui s wlition of tho Monoclv to niakv it hotter than vvvr. 'l'l:1's 151514, 7'llI'lI f'o14'rlr'sy of: KURTH BROS. PLUMBING K1 HEATING I':i51v Sixty-Iivv l'l'Il' i'I,L'Il Front Row: ll. Zilliner, il. Luncluen, if Miller, j. Mzittliews, li, Rieksioiwl, Al. llergm-ron. .Ind Row: ll. llrusliert, l'. Rooney, ll. llurper, il. lsom. ll. 'l'lnnnpson. I.. l.e:x. V. NY:irin-r. .lrd Ron: l', l'ri-sion, S. lfoiles, ll, Vlirystzil, I'. l i':i11sw:ny, Nl. Olson, .X. Roller, Mi-s II. jollneon. znlvisnr, ll, linngill. Pep Club Approximately T0 students of Chi Hi make up the Pep Club. These students try to promote good school spirit at our games, pep meetings and other school sponsored activities. They sell ice cream bars at games and put on skits at pep meetings. Pep Club members also sponsor the big homecoming dance and decorations. The school buses you see leaving Junior High for out-of-town games are secured by this club also. This year, as in previous years, the club was supervised by Miss Genevieve Johnson. Hats oil' to Miss Johnson and Barbara Harper, l'ep Club president, for doing a fine job this year. 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N. l.u-lu-, l., Xu-lson. .lrrl Row: li. I':i1rii-, Il. Klvlvillc, ll. l'utric, V. Royvrzlft, li. Iluwkins. IJ. lycrs, ll, Xl:unln'lcl't, ll, fillnim-r. lifJNlNlliRl'l.Xl. l'l.l'I4 I-'ront Row: A, Ri-ilm-r, S. Rh-1lcI,,l. lil'llllIll'l', lf Riiicvk, l'. Xi-itzcl, S. Yolrnlli. Jnil Row: Xl. lllson. li. Rirlwforwl. S, lioss, Al. Ili-v'i:i-ron, Y, lla-i'1:i'i'oii. Al. llurirli, li. Pollixinius. .liel Row: Miss Ustrrlli. zulxisor, li, liruilsv, ,l. lip-lmllzirxl, .X. Krligvr, ll. I'ivi'm-. ll. Sinilll. lf. .lolinvn Commercial Club Thu Foinim-rciul Club, aclvisocl by Miss from Chi Hi anrl has a joh in thi- businc-ss fic-lfl. Ostri-ni, is murlc- up of junior and scnior girls, The club has always pi'vp111'i-ml a float for the who arc- lllll'l'K'Sl4'1l in lvarning more about the Honwc-oming, and this yvar thx-y took sc-coml husim-ss worlcl. Tlie-sv girls have taken part in prize- and recvivvrl SISJHI. thi- Cominm-rcial sublii-cts ofl'c-roll by the school. Thi- following pvoplv an-tml as oflicors for this Thi- inc-vlinggs arc he-lil onci- a month and yvar: Eilven Ricksforil,l'rvsiclc-ntg.I1-anMvlvilla-, usually consist of 21 spc-ukvr who has gracluatc-cl Vim- l'rm-simlvntg unrl Nancy I,i1-hi-, Svc'y-Trvns. This Pugw Tlfru Vuzlrfrsy of: TSCHOPIVS GROFERY l':ig0 Sixty-night 'l'Ill'ISl'IANS Nolmln Rumi: l'. llcmlrington, ll, l':Ill0l'SIlll, ml. Vincent, U, Uczisck, K. Rziymonul. C. Millcr, ll. l'liryst:il, li. llnrclt, H,.ll:u'pcr. rx J: If Mcllls, M. Ulcson, Y. Lcklziy, ,l. Frolmcrg, B. Scinington, ,l. Kucpfcr. ,l. lsoin, li. Agn.-r, li. Kiaiynor. ll. Lilllglll. R. Nas ln N lhlilin' n 1 Ron 3: if llinlwl, li, Rim-cle, l'. Preston, Ii. Mason, li. llutcliinson, NV, Katz, V. Krause, ll. Tlnnnpson, .l. Tovrm-, V. Olson l.unili-cn, www, Pls. if is 'I'lll'1Sl'IANS Front ltow:A K. llziwkins, il, Roll-crts, J. liriinm, l., Vihlilliicr. J. Scliinciscr, li. llcmlrington, A, Sclizm-i'. NN. VVuclicrpfcnnig. , , . . Row ..: ll. tmml, M. llowcling, li. RlllK'Ck, ll. llcdrington. N. l,c:lYcsscur, K. Raislnus, P. Srliinidt, j. Niclzilif, ll. llolloin. Row 3: nl. llotsford, 'I'. Nelson, ll. Soniincrfelil, R, Vluuticr, R. lillldlll, ,l. Misfclult, ll, l'rm-sslcr, Thespians Local Thespian Troop No. 144, of the Nation- al Dramatic Honor Society, commenced the year's activities by attending the Speech Institute at the Wisconsin State College at Eau Claire, Oct. 18. Two one-act plays were presented for the public at the Junior High Auditorium November 19. They were The Ghost Story and The Minuet. The cast of The Minuet was Claudette Miller, Ronald Mastin, and David Pressler. It was entered in thc district Drama Festival at Eau Claire Nov. 22, and won an A rating, advanced to the sectional contest at Rice Lake Dec. 1, won an A rating, entered the state contest at Eau Claire Dec. 12 and won a C rating. On January 28, the Thespians presented a Western Jamboree. This successful, money- making project was a combination of Western Acts, music, melodrama, dancing and candy sale. Understudies who had earned enough points were initiated into the group March 18 at the annual Open House. The impressive ceremony was presided over by president Barbara Harck and secretary Jackie Kuepfer. This Page Tlwu f'o'urfesy of: GUTKNECHT'S MARKET Ililgf' Sixty 'ninr 8. 12. 16. 18. 19. 23. 24. 26. 27. 1. 5. 10. 18. 24. 31. 6-7 7 10-14. Cal SEPTEMBER Everyone came happily back to school. We had a wonderful game at Stevens Point. They tied us 13-13. Vida Chenoweth from the University of Wisconsin gave us a very nice program with the marimba. Dr. Cutshall gave an educational talk on Temperance, The team went excitedly to Bloomer for a game, but accepted defeat, 26-0. Everyone had their pictures taken. Hope the camera is still in good order. The big Magazine Campaign began. Menomonie came to Chippewa and gave us a 21-6 beating. Band went to Eau Claire State College. OCTOBER Members of different organizations had their pictures taken - Every one looked so pretty? Cards went to Marinette where they took quite a beating. The score: Marinette 27, Chippewa 0. Homecoming: The biggest game of the season and also our first win. We began the big day by having pep assembly, with each class putting on a skit. That night a parade was held with floats representing different organizations. Before the game started our Queen, Linda Lea was crown- ed. Next the most important item of the day . . . The big game. We beat Rice Lake 27-6. The day ended with a dance in the Junior High Gym. Speech Institute: A bus load of kids in- terested in speech went to E. C. S. C. to learn the How's and Why's of making speeches and preparing debates. Eau Claire Game: The game everyone awaits. This year we played on our home field. The game was close all the way but, of course, one team has to lose. The final score was: Eau Clai1'e 7 - Cards 6. This year, for the first time we played Winona. The game was close and our boys played good ball. Final Score: Winona 14, Chippewa 0. This ended our football sea- son. NOVEMBER The teachers met for a Convention at Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The first nine weeks ended today. This was American Education Week. A very nice bulletin display was shown in the hall. endar 17 20 21 21-28. 22 26 1 2 5. 9. 12. 16. 18. 19. 20. 5 6 8. 10 The Thespians presented two very fine plays. The first one was The Minuet, and the other was The Ghost Story. The district drama contest was held at Eau Claire with a ve1'y fine representation of Chi High students the1'e. The G.A.A. dance was held at Jr. High. School closed for Thanksgiving Vacation. Chi Hi participated in the Eau Claire Dis- trict Drama Contest. Today we had an Assembly program with Joseph Carls. DECEMBER Drama contest at Rice Lake, at which we received an A rating for the play The Minuet. Cornell basketball game, here, which we won 51-48. Another basketball game against Rice Lake, which brought us another victory, 50 to 46. It was also played here. Well, we lost to Bloomer on this date, but it was a good game. 74-80. We got back in the old groove today and beat Spooner, 60-57. The Christmas Concert was a big success. Well, we lost a heartbreaker to our old rivals, the Old Abes of Eau Claire. The game was played in the new college gym and the score was 49-50. Also, we had a Band Concert, which was enjoyed by everyone there. Christmas program of the serious type and the audience was very attentive and enjoyed it very much. The Midwinter Formal was a very gay occasion where everyone enjoyed them- selves a great deal. JANUARY Christmas vacation has ended so we must get back to the old grind. Oh well, we've only a semester or so left. Tonight we played our first game without Coach McGuire. The Cards were really on the ball and they won the game 68-42. Chuck Mehls, Carol Roycraft, Ellie Mason, Cynthia Boman and Elton Smith left for the all-state band concert which was held at Madison, Wisconsin. The Cards went to Marinette today. We lost the game 85-46. The boys, however, still have a souvenir of that game - stocking caps! An important debate tour- nament was held at Eau Claire State Teachers College too. This Page Thru Courtesy of: MASON SHOE MFG. CO. Page Seventy Calendar The University of Wisconsin furnished us 11 with a program from its extension depart- ment which we all enjoyed. Two of Chi High's Debate squads went to 13. La Crosse today to compete in a tourna- ment held there. The basketball team also 17 journeyed to Stevens Point where they lost an exciting game by just three points 18 65-68. Hurrah! The Cardinals beat Cornell 57-55 21 in a game which was played on the Cornell 24 fioor. Journeying on still farther north the Cards played Ladysmith tonight and beat 26. them 79-68. The start of the first semester exams. 27. The Monocle held a Sockhop tonight. The end of the semester and are we glad. The Chippewa Cards went to try out the Spring Valley fioor tonight and I guess it 1 worked pretty good. They won the game 7 with a score of 73-53. Yea for the Cards! A Western Jamboree was held tonight and 9 sponsored by the Thespians. It sure was 10 a success! 11 Rice Lake here we come! The Cards won 76-69. 22 FEBRUARY 25 The band had a concert today, which we 28 considered pretty good. 29 The Chippewa Cardinals took a trip to Eau Claire and lost to their down river rivals by a score of 53-74. Bloomer got the best of us and beat us by 2 a score of 67-46. 7 We lost to Menomonie 58 to 66 and on our own fioor! 9 The debaters attended a Sectional Debate 12 Tournament which was held at Eau Claire. The Chatter sponsored Singing Valentines 14 Day and a few red faces were seen. The Cards journeyed to Ladysmith today 15 and lost their game by just one point, 63-64. 16 We won! Chetek was the goat this time because we won 70-63. 23 We did it again and beat River Falls, 69- 68. what a thriller. 30 The debaters went to State Debate Tour- 31 nament which was held at Merrill. MARCH 1-2 Band solo recital - enjoyed by all. 3 Speech contest here - N.F.L. members 4 had loads of fun. This Page Thru Courtesy of: DEUEL Page Seventy-one Youth Conference on Youth Council - Judy Froberg, Marion Mueller, June Young, and Naomie LeaVesseur. Our N.F.L. enjoyed a trip to Merrill. Miss Averill's chorus gave a wonderful recital. The new Thespians were initiated. District Forensic contest at Eau Claire. Chippewa High students enjoy a musical trio by Calaway-Hamilton and Stevenson at 11:00 A. M. Our band gave an interesting band con- cert for us at 1:05. End of 3rd nine weeks. District solo en- semble at Eau Claire. APRIL School closes Easter - At last!!! School opens - It had to happen. Athena girls gave a tea for their Mothers. N.F.L. dance - YIPPEE! !! State Forensic Contest. Our Seniors gave an outstanding class play. Chi-Hi's Chatter sponsor a dance. Chi-Hi students have T.B. x-rays. Boys try out for Male Chorus. MAY Chi-Hi Band and Chorus go to Eau Claire for District Tournament. Chippewa High has Guidance Day. State music contest. Spring concert band and chorus. Chippewa High's Band goes to River Falls. Minnetonka Band Concert - 1:05. Miss Averill and Chorus journey to Northfield. Athena Swingout and Junior Prom - The big day. Memorial Day. Baccalaureate JUNE Final Examinations. Will you sign my Monocle? End of 4th nine weeks - Commencement - It's all over now!! JOAS HARDWARE Aasen, Frank 13 Anderson, Delores 13 Anderson, Elsie 12, 13, 28, 56, 57, 59, 61 Anderson, Gordon 13 Aude, Marion 13, 59, 61, 64, Bateman, Nancy 13 Bathke, Edwin 13, 28, 60 Benson, Mary 13, 67 Berg, Charles 13 Bergeron, Joanne 13, 49, 62, Bergeron, Richard 14, 63 Bett, Ernest 14 Blank, Delmar 14, 63 Bleskachek, Ronald 14 Bresina, Richard 14, 63 Brick Tom 14 63 Brusherh Bevedy 14,45,61, Campbell, James Cardinal, Phillip 14, 59 Cheever, Clarence 14 Christensen, Dayton 14 Chrystal, Delores 15, 45, 46, Clemens, John 15, 57, 63 Cohoon, Raymond 15 Cotton, Fred 15 Crawford, Dale 15 Culbert, John 15 Culver, Harold 15 Dageford, Ernest 15, 52, 80 Dahlman, Harold 15, 69 DeBruin, Evelyn 15 Decker, Galen 83 Dinkel, Carol 16, 27, 49, Doncevic, Ardyce 16, 27, Douglas, Janet 16 Douglas, Paul 16 Dowding, Marie 16, 28, Elwood, Ray 16, 27, 41, Emerson, Donna 16, 66, Ford, Dayton Fransway, Patricia 16, Fray, Austin Foiles, Shirley 16, 46, 52, 56, Fox, Clement 16 Gannon, Lawrence 17, 41, 5 67, 84 65, 66, 68, 83, 84 62,66,68,83 56,51,66,69 52,58,66,61,62,68, 61,62,64,68 61,62,65,69 56,82,83 67,68,69,83 45,46,50,51,66 57,61,62,6L 0, 63 Gebhard, Judith 17, 58, 67, 68 Gessner, James 17, 41, 63 Getzie, Ronald 17 Grammont, Francis 17 Gutknecht, Harlan 17, 59, 80 Hager, Darrell 17 I-Iallum, Gordon 17, 63 Hanley, Richard 17, 63 Harck, Barbara 17, 27, 28, 58 Harper, Barbara 18, 27, 45, Harper, Sylvia 18, 27, 59, 62 Harris, Lou Hayes, Eugene 18, 27, 50, 63 Hibbard, Gene Hintz, Maurice 26 Hoover, Richard 18 Hopf, Donald 18 Hutchinson, Guy 18 Huth, Ernest 18, 65 Isom, Jeanne 18, 45, 46, 57, 61 8 I Iverson, Roger 18, 28, 5 Jennings, John Johnson, Alonzo 18, 68 Johnson, Esther 19, 67 Kaphingst, Joyce 19, 49, 57 Katz, Walter 19, 69 Kjorlien, Lee 19, 48 Klemke, Carolyn 19 Klinger, Robert 19, 63 Korn, Gene 59,61,69,88 58,59,61,66,69 , 62,65,66,69, Senior Index Krager, William 19, 83 Kroll, William 19, 27, 62 Krause, Carol 19, 69 Kruger, Ardith 19, 68 LaFaive, Joanne 19 Langill, Robert 3, 19, 27, 52, 62, 65, 66, 69, 80 Langworthy, Robert Larson, Thomas 20 Lea, Linda 20, 28, 45, 49, 61, 66, 80 Liehe, Nancy 20, 28, 61, 64, 67, 68, 80 Lowater, Richard 12, 20, 41, 56, 58 Lundeen, Janice 20, 49, 61, 65, 66, 68, 69, 83 Lunderville, Merle 20 Mcllquham, Katherine 20, 58, 64, 67 Maier, Calvin 21 Mandelert, Donna 21, 45, 68 Matthews, Jeanette 21, 28, 45, 61, 62, 66, 67, 68 Mayer, Ronald 21 Meier, Roger 21, 59 Mehls, Marlene 21, 45, 61, 62 Melville, Earl 21, 63 Meslow, Robert 21, 27, 41, 43, 44, 47, 51, 52, 59, 62, Miller, Claudette 21, 27, 28, 51, 52, 60, 61, 66, 68, Monpas, Barbara 21 Mower, Raymond 22, 63 Nabor, Nilah 22, 27, 28, 61, 62, 68, 83 Neitzel, Patricia 22, '64, 67, 68 Newton, Darlene 22 Nyhus,. Wanda 22, 64,f67, 68 Ocasek, Dorothy 22, 2 , Oleson, Martha 22 Olson, Betty 22 28,49,52,58, 69, 83 Olson, Audrey 22, 50 Olson, Robert 22 Otto, Carol 23, 28, 45, 58, 59, 61, 62, 83 Patrie, Betty 23, 45, 68 Paulson, James 23, 27, 80 Peterson, Donald 23, 67 Pitsch, Philip 23, 41, 59, 62, 82, 83 Pitsch, Ronald 23, 41 Pitsch, Shirley 23, 27, 28, 50, 58, 61, 64, 68 66,68 83 Popple, Melvin 23 Postle, Herman 23 greston,dP?rici? 23, 285398 56, 57, 60, 61, 62, 66, aymon , aro yn 24, , 9 giiksflczi-d,lEilegn 213 42, 52, 61, 65, 66, 68, 83 in, ar 24, 7,5 ,6 Robertson, June 24, 64, 67, 68 Roder, Adeline 24, 66, 67, 68 Rooney, Patricia 24, 27, 45, 58, 62, 66 lgulbenzer, IoneH24, 27, 201, 64, 67, 68 c emenauer, erman Schneider, Robert 24, 63 ggvfirnk-Ifonailii 24, 27, 41, 50, 52, 58, 82, 83 il a, aro 25, 58 Sloop, Margaret 25, 67 Smith, Barbara 25, 68 Smith, Bernice 25 Smith, Carol 25 Smith, Elton 25, 27, 57, 59 Smith, Patricia 25, 28 Smith, William Stevens, Edwin 25 Stiles, William 25, 41, 50 Swoboda, Albert Tallman, Russell Thomas, Sandra 25, 58, 77 Thompson, Dorothea 26, 28, 45, 61, 66, 67, 69 Town, oan 26, 56, 57, 58, 61, 69 Vincent, Harley 26, 41 w:rnerMCarol 265 276 456 52, 61, 65, 66 ite, arjorie 6, 4, 7 Yates, Robert 26, 28, 41 Yoost, Arlene Zillmer, Berdella 26, 27, 45, 65, 66, 68, 83 Piotrowski, Mary Page Seventy-two 59,61,69, 81,83 69,83 84 68,69 rwf-rmm--M 'E E ,W EMM? 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