McDonell High School - Iris Yearbook (Chippewa Falls, WI)
- Class of 1937
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He is a great observer, and be looks Quite tlzrouglz the deeds of menf'-Uulius Caesarj Delivers in such apt and gracious Words That aged ears play truant at his tales And younger hearings are quite ravishedg So sweet and voluble is his discoursef,-fLo've's Labour Lost, He was a scholar, ana' a ripe and good onej Exceeding wise, fair-spoken and persztadingf- fHenry VIIIJ I do profess to be no less than I seemg to serve him truly that will put me in trust, to love him that is honestg to converse with him that is wise and says littleg to fear judgmentg to fight when I cannot choose. -fKing Learj 1-V7 177 Rev. Iosepj Hanichek, C, S. Sp Rev. Hnthony Ray, C. S. Sp. His life was gentle --Uulius Caesar, Gave his body to that pleasant couniry's earllv And his pure foul unto his faplain Christ, Under whose colours be had fought so longf -fKing Richard, A man of sovereign parts be if extee'med.,'- fL0ve,5 Labour Loft, ff I dare do all that may became a man, Who dares do more is none. -fliflacbeflvj Rev. AUQUStAUSH1dD, C. S. Sp li 1 Y ' ' I X X lml A. A. McDonel1's Greatest Memorial xg Your monument slmll l7e my gentle verse, Wvlviflv eye: not yet freatezl shall o'er-read, And tongues to be your being shall rehearse I'VlJen all the breatlvers of tlvis world are dead You still slvall livefy-fSonnet LXXXIJ The last Iris MW. A. A. MCDOIIGII saw was the one of 1935. On flue very day fue af cd the book of 1936 was issued to the students. Following is a copy of lfve letter Mr. MCDOIIEII wrote upon receiving the yearbook in 1935. OFFICE OF A.A. MCDONELL. 2257 FIRST NATIONAL BANK EsulLDnNG ST. PAU L,MlNNESOTA June 10th, 1955 The Senior Class McDonell Memorial High School Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin My dear Friends: I am,just in receipt of the Iris of 1935 and have gone through same with a great deal of interest. I wish to congratulate you on the way this booklet has been brought out, and I think you deserve an abundance of credit for making the booklet such a success. It seems to cover all of the school life for the past four years of the McDonell Memorial High School. I also wish to congratulate you on dedicating it to the Reverend James McGurk, Pastor of Notre Dame Parish of your city, and I know it has made him most happy, as a reward for his untiring efforts on behalf of your school life. No doubt when you start out in your business world, you will often look back and admire his fatherly advice given you during your school life at the McDonell Memorial High School. Wishing you all success in the begin ing of your business life, am Your o ce y, 0 , X AAMcD:R Queen of Peace Claude as the ioicle Tfmfs furdied by the frost from the purest snow And hangs on Dian's temple -fCoriolanusj xg 6 5243? 1 72-J X3 e ix 2' , 0 e life f1.s'MKqgiv2X l 4 I . M l 1 1 N XXX' it K 'C' ' 2 531 -ag . ! A l E51 Ek' NR M32 l ' x ,H 13-C s -1 NJ W , .li u i ki.: O ' A Z 1 E 1 V ' K Y. I l M 0 . Q ee 23 ' W1 si- R L 1 ' . 3 1 l 5 l xg s Eli fl r' Tb tle hath a pleasant seat be r Nimbly and sweetly recommends itself l Unto our entle senses. -Ullacbethl 9 rt Q J R A 'I 8 WW UMW KQ11 W I' VW M Illw 4, .':. , , .1 in ! 1 v1 A I 1 1 ' ,' Li ll ' Q- 1 ' 'I l'?4' ,uv - ' ,ri , 4 I X ' f M 1 1 I I I Q A N l af R R v 3 I 'U w I w 5 A ' G 4 r 1 U ,K , 1 , L -' a 'fi Mahi Ulm 'I MUN , Education in Chippewa in1837 . ' 'U x 'TTNI fg fdgf wi X, N ., A -.-..X ' X X i l ' Y . 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Im , U ll u 5 V 1 on' . jf., 4. J, -' . .ff 4 . 'la' .1- ,, 0 I. 4 Q, ui! ,A 'V Iv' I 1.4: ,f 1 I x I-9 'A 9 'V 'L'!j, I 1 I ,' 1 , 4' v l V in . . I 'll CW fl - ' 1 ' T ' 1 f f K, 1 -I, I I V f WW TI-IE FACULTY Neglecting worldly ends all dedicated To closeness and the bettering of the mind. -fTempestj REV. JAMES MCGURK, C.S.SP. RELIGION AND ENGLISH REV. JOSEPH T. HANICHEK, C.S.SP. HISTORY AND ATHLETIC DIRECTOR REV. AUGUSTINE AUSMAN, C.S.SP. RELIGION SISTER MARY FILIONA. S.S.N.D. PRINCIPAL SISTER MARY BASIL LANGUAGES SISTER MARY BONIFACE SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS SISTER MARY CI-IARISSIA COMMERCE SISTER MARY COELESTE LIBRARIAN , pf I ,Af WW if 7 ' fix sm A T MW f xlfvff Cf 1,CfxLfU ftflfff' 1 f ff A ,f LQCC if fl ' I .1 'V 'TVTKINT T if g,f 'ffcfxf' . A Y ' X ' ' f fn - ' J, ff lkfn-XILQKE I r J . . ff- U Cf ' 19 off-My Vai. .WW THE FACULTY CContinueCU SISTER MARY JOSEPH HISTORY AND ENGLISH SISTER MARY FR. ROMANA HOME ECONOMICS SISTER MARY THOMASITA MUSIC SISTER MARY URBAN ENGLISH AND MATHEMATICS MR. FRED KCI-ILER FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL CDACI-I MR. CLATE JASPER FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL COACH MR. RICHARD LLOYD FOOTBALL COACH MR. MATT CAMERIC BOXING INSTRUCTOR -K if ff if if i y 5 f l3,:f jx ii. h i -An si XJ if! K' , 1 ' In iff! f jk'-114K 2, N, I lx f N l f 'X if jj, jj! X if X MMI lyffl Q Jay! ,fl J ,fy M 1 67, ff ff A fi' 3 , i X! X I Winter View of J!! q '7 'I MCDQHG11HiQh fi? if ' 4 Q' 21 P 5 z-2 55? 5 2 u ay V! 5 5, F1 3 3. 3 E! 5 Q. ii Q4 S, , 53 ! I 1- me I-11:'rq'4! rx lx! I,.,1:Ll1L-, .1 In thy iwrugxw-un-l: Left to Right: Pzntjxcizx Rm L lk wus on Bexgrls Nic tu ur. Xw1'x11.1 Vziy-V. l'.n'l Alwl, Phxllp XYxlh L u L nn lemxll XXue11bL g Lugc L Dismissal at NICDQHQQI M . W xi M7 WW ff! 2 I W Jiffkyffhanqe of Class at MCDOHGIQ Left, Top to Bottom: Michncl flmkc, James Ilmmullff, ,Xrlhur IYuY.i-IQ, 1.1-mm F1'wh-1'icl-X, BI:4r5:.u'uI P05119 DOFOUD' Johnson, l1Illh1'Til'lk' Butler, li-ssc Blznric 31511, li--1-'thy l'u--tie, Mum .Xml Buxlmlaml Betty Ann Gauthier. Right. Top to Botmnu IQUM-1'l H1-In-rl, ICHM11 l1mliu,.I. .Xzvwnmvu In-inf. X'1r:ini.l S--In-N114-u-mx Marjy Margaret Larson, Lbcilia I.vI2.u'r, BL-rn.ulim' Bhlilwy, 1h.nI-vm N1ll..u-lm, I,L-mrru 1lLrxn.m1, ,Imm McCarthy. i 4 sw-as 1.t-it to-liiglit. Front: -Klililrt-11 liitziiigi-i', lout' Fm'i't-siei', Sur- I'3l'll1Iliil11.fCI', ,Inuit-s Aiigliini, Robe-i't llaiieiibeml, XX:irrcii Smith, lztlivl Hughes lloiniliv I'in-.int-, Buck: Robert 1:i'it'ileck, Kutlilccii l'l1Zl.lL'!l, ,lane Sulhvzin, lhinailil liillizitil, li-lwxnril Revoi-il. The 1ris Staff oi 1937 As thousands of lingers turn the pages of this book, and thousands of eyes read between the lines, when gaze after gaze seeps beneath the pensive looks on the faces of the staff, per- haps there will be a few, in the days ahead, who will realize that the lV1cDonell Iris of 1937 was a fancy born in the hearts of the students at the advent of their high school days, a reality at the close. The explosion of the pent-up emotions set the wheels moving, and in a few months, a gigantic project which will require an eternity to forget, was viewed as a success by those who had worked stubbornly, doggedly to see their publication a masterpiece. Words are meaningless when thanks are proferrecl, but it is our most sincere wish that the faculty, the student body, and that great army, the business and professional men, under- stand our infinite gratitude for the cooperation extended, with- out which our dream would have been a haunting memory of what might have been. The fascinating art work of the 1937 Tris was done by Marie Bresina and Medard jasper whose talent is no longer hidden. The business manager, Ione Forrester, and her genial assistant, Ethel Hughes, carried on in the true fashion of Mc- Donellites of the past, in making the yearbook a hnancial suc- cess. To the associate editors, Kathleen Phalen, Mildred Rit- zinger, jane Sullivan, and Warreri Smith, we are indebted for the many hours of their time, which they gave so willingly during the many days previous to May 10, when the Iris went to press. Mucli credit is also due to the sports editors. the class photographers, and the advertising managers for their excell- ent work which elicits immediate appreciation when seen. McDonell, we salute youl May our 1937 Tris be kept within your folds, as a tribute to our memory, as we shall for- ever hold you dear to our hearts. -Sue Ermatinger, Editor-in-Chief Senior Resume Ir is truly fitting and appropriate that the year of 1937 should witness the emanation of thirty-seven students from the stately portals of 1V1cDone11 High. The Seniors presented their class play A PAIR OF S1xEs on May 16. Royal blue and gold were selected as the class colors. Appropriately enough Ad HSIFS per asperan has guided the Seniors over the rough and stormy journey of their high school careers. Ever mindful that earthly progress cannot he attained without Heavenly intercession the Queen of Peacel' was chosen as patroness. The Blue 1ris was adopted as the class Hower. Kathleen Phalen carried the honors of class valedictorian and Sue Marie Ermatinger of salutatorian. The impressive baccalaureate services were held in Notre Dame Church on Monday' morning, May 31. 1n the evening of June 3 their school days drew to a close when the graduation exercises were conducted in the auditorium. The students who comprise the upper third of the Senior Class as determined hy the honor points earned during the four years are as follows: 1'I'I'IilQ '1i1111i1JH17l'1..XS9 li.it1i1i-rn I'1i.ilt-ii -'--- .TH lion-ir points Sue 1'1i':iiiitiiigvi' . ,RSSB limi-ii' point: Kliiilrx-11 Hitziiigei' 3.1.5 limi-ii' points klzxiw Siillirgiii - .111 liniiui' points 1-fin' 171-i'i'estt'i' . .1110 lilriioi' pmiils 1Y.iii'uii Smith - - 33.3 liininr in-nite Xiqiigziirt Ihislli' 511.5 llwiivir lmiilis latin-I llugllrs - 37.1 11.-n-ir lmiiitu In-nv St-illzim-it - - 2.31 114-init points .Xllwrt Bt-i't1ii.iuine - JJ! liiiiinr points Ilimitlii 1'iwvtti- - - lIPl.51iuiiui' points Rus:-iii1ii'ic X15 rc' ----- 1X'7 limi-ii' points ll-in.i1i1 Hillixuil - ----A 17 51i-iiiii1'1I-iiiits. .XNIIiliIl',XN I.Ii1QI1rX ,XXXIXRIJS .Xrtliin lk-I.isIi'gX1i141i'w1 Riuiiiger 1.4 llx1..Xx X1 1'.1J.X1. Siu' 1'Qi'iii:i!ii1g4v1' in SENIQRS L-.....f ,.1 Left In Right: .XII-L-rt Bt-rt1ii.iuiiic. Pix-si-lciiti Mil-lrul Ritzingcr, '1'i't-:isiircrl Marg r 1 i ' Srcretziryg lhxnles '1i:irt':in:1, Yicc lresiwlent. 1,-uma.-nun mu-umm n JAMES ANGLUM HJIMU rf: I ll speak in a monstrous little voice. - QA Midsztmmer Nigl7t's Dream, Football 1, 2, 3g Capt. -lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Coach Jr. High 2, 3, -lg Class Pres. 1g German Club 1g Choir J, 5, -lg Mission Club 25 Iris Athletic Ed. 4g Letter Llub -lg Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH -I. BARRINGTON KE'NNY,' A lion among ladies. -ffl Midsummer Niglufs Dreaml Cliippevva High School 1, 2g Basketball 3g Prom Com, 3g Choir 4g Minstrel 3, -lg C. Y. O. -lg St. PatriCk's Prog, -lg Holy Name Society -lg Mardi Gras Court -lg Glee Club -lg Quartette -lg Marian Congress -lg Letter Klub -l. ALBERT T. BERTHIAUME HBERTU tVIen of few words are the best men. - fKing Henry Vl fvliri-tinas Pageant 1, 3g Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3 4g Xotre Dame Xews Staff -lg Skits 2, 3g Party Com. 2, 3, -lg Scholastic Honors 1, 2, 3, -lg Mardi Gras Court -lg Football 3g Class Pres. -lg Prom Com. 3. DONALD A. BILLIARD DoN,' But as you know me all, a plain blunt man. -Uulius Caesarl Christmas Pageant 2, 3g Letter Club -lg Football -lg Mission Club .Zg Basketball 3, -lg Co-Captain -lg Iris Business Manager -lg Acolytle 1, 2, 3, -lg Jr. Basket- ball 1g Prom Com. 35 St. Patrick's Program 4g Party Com. 2, 3, -lg Party Chairman 2g Mardi Gras King -lg Marian Congress -l. MARGARET I-I. BILLIARD HMARGU I will be the pattern of all patience?- fKing Learl ljlce Club 1, Z, 3g Choir 1 2g Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3g Skit 3g Party Com. 1, Z, 3, -lg Prom Com. 3g Ger- man Club 1g Y.L.S. 1, Z, 3, -lg Mardi Gras Court 4: llass Secretary .lg Mission Club lg C.Y.O. -lg Motl1er's Day Program lg Marian Congress -l. CATHERINE M. BUTLER KAT1E', Sine that was ever fair and never proud. - lOtl7ell0l Christmas Pageant 1, Z, 3g Party Com. 2, 3, 4g Prom tom. 35 Y.L.S. 1, Z, 3, -lg C.Y.O. President 4g Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4g Choir 1 2, 3, -lg Marian 'ongress -lg .viissilm tlub lg Mardi Gras Court -lg Cer an Club 1g Molhcr's Day Program 1, lg St. Patrick's Program -l. ROB T ARD f TOAD l spe rzglv a r -l 1 1 co Orth I eside 0 1 1 3 1 eac 1 ir aiian Con :ess -l CHA ES CHARTRAND CHUCK Y, i I . . y .- , 1 -f s e ee lul 1 .3, gCl,. rj ': it Og A - 'te 7, 3, gl ' r,' l ' ' y , 2, 3, -l' . so it 'x . s ' ii' , T' y1, ,Y , 1 1 s 4glC i ,ly ,Ir l'gl Qi: r Zg ,l ' g C V l,QA1ll ,-lQi' ,2, t.Pat 'P r' lg uf :, -lg ' ' ' ' g n Qtr! . . N 4 lf ff 23 For I am wlvole 'volumes in foliof'-fL0ve's Labour Lostl Class Vice-President 2. -lg Football Manager -lg Or- chestra lg Christmas Pageant 1g Trio 2g Sktts 1, Z. JOHN COFFEY i joHNNY,' Most potent and gravef'-fOtl1ellol Priini Com, Kg Mission Club 2g Party Com. -lg Min- strel -lg Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4g A Pair ol' Sixesn -lg Mardi firas Court 4. ROBERT F. DANENBERG HDAND I am not in the roll of common men.',- fKzng Henry IVJ lloly Name Society 1, Z, 3, -lg Acolyte 1g Christmas l':igc:mt 1, Zg Minstrel 3, -lg Prom Com. Chairman 3g tlass X'ice-President 3g Mother's Day Program 2g lilec Vluli 3g School Dance Band 3, -lg Skits 1 2,'3g Party Com. lil'l?llI'lTlLl!1 2, -lg Football 1, 3, 4g Marian 1'iirig1't-ss -lg Letter Club -lg Mardi Gras Court 4g Iris Alblt-tic Iirl. 4g A Pair of Six1:s -lg Quartette 2. ARTHUR B. DELISLE NART,, Man delights not me. No, nor woman neifherf'-ll-Iamletj Mission Club 23 Scholastic Honors 1, 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 43 Letter Club -lg Minstrel 3, -lg Holy Name S0- ciety 1, Z, 3, -lg American Legion Medal 4. EUGENE D. DELISLE NGENEU I lenow a hawk from a handsaw'- fHarn- letl Mission Club 2: Party Com. 2, 3, 43 Skit 33 Minstrel 3. 4: Holy Name Society 1, 1, 3, 43 Mardi liras Court 'lg A Pair of Sixesn 4. JAMES E. DOUCETTE DUKE', If it he a man's work 1,11 do it. -fKing Learj Christmas Pageant 1, 23 Prom Com. 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 43 Mission Club Zg Acolyte 1, 1, 3, -lg Quar- tette 3: School Urchcstra 1g Skit 33 Party Com. 2, 3, wg Basketball 5, 43 Co-Captain 43 Football 33 Letter Clnb 43 Mothers Day Program 13 Minstrel 33 Class 'lreasurer .33 Mardi liras Court -lg C.Y.U. -lg Marian Congress -lg Skit 43 A Pair of Sixesu -lg Scholastic Honors 4. MICHAEL DRAKE 1vIIKE,' A proper man as one shall see in a sum- mer's day.',-fllflidszcnlrner Nightls Dreamj Cliippewa High School 1. 2, 3, Football -l: Basketball 43 Minstrel 43 Letter Club 43 Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, -l. SUE MARIE ERAMATINGER HSUEU An angel! or if not, an earthly paragorilu- lCymheline1 Cilee Club 1, 2, 5, 43 Choir 1. 2, 5, -lg Christmas Pag- eant 1, 2, 33 Class Treasurer 15 Class Secretary 23 German Club 13 Jr. Prom .l1:l1tC1'tZl111l1'lt'l1t .23 Prom Coin. 33 Debate 33 Notre Dame News Staff 3, -lg A Pair of Sixesn 43 Class Party Chairman 43 Skits 1, J, 3g Scliolastic Honors 1, 2, 3, -lg St. l'atrick's Pro- gram 4g Y.L.S. 1, Z, 3, -lg A. A. McDonell Honor So- uietyg lris Editor-in-Chief -lg C,Y.U. -lg C.Y,U, Dance liing -lg Gorgas Medal 4. IONE lV1. FORRESTER rHONEv I have no other hut a woman's reasonff- lThe Tempestj 7 . Christmas Pageant 1, 2 33 Skits -, 33 Y.1..S. 1. -. 3, -lg C.Y.U, Treasurer 43 St. PatriCk's Program -lg Moth- er's Day Program 1. Z3 Cilee Club 1, 2, 3, -lg Choir 1, 2, 3: Party Coin, 1, Z, 3, -lg Prom Com. 33 Mardi Gras Court -lg Iris Adv. Manager 43 Marian Congress 43 Mission Club 23 Notre Dame News Staff 43 Scholastic Honors 1, 2, 3. 4. AGNES M. FRANZEN wEsTY', Is she not passing fairf'-lTnfo Gentle- men From Veronal Christmas Pageant 1, I3 Choir 1: lilee Club 13 Skits 2, 33 Party Coin. Z 3, -lg lierinan Club 13 Miither's Day Program 1g Mission Club lg Prom Com. 5. ROBERT H. FRIEDECK BOB He was ever precise in promise-keeping.',- lMerry Wiifes of Windsorj Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 33 Prom Coin. 3g Student Council Yice-President 33 lloly Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Holy Name Choir 43 Mission Club lg ,lit Basket- ball lg Cheer Leader 23 Minstrel 3, -lg Mothers Day Pro ram 1' -X Pair of 9iYes -l' Qkits 1 7 5' Iris E - . A 1 - . . . - . . -. , . Stall -lg Mardi liras Court 4g Party Com, 2, 3. 43 lhoir 2, 33 Herman Club 1. DORIS M. HALEY HDEBAI-I As sweet and musical as bright Apollo's lutef'-fLo1fe's Labour Lostj 7 I 7 Christmas Pageant 1, -. 53 Iroin Com. 33 Choir 1. -3 Skits 2, 33 Y.L,S. 1, J, .3 4g lilce Club 1, 2, 33 Party Com. 1, 2. 33 C,Y.ll. -lg MotlIer's Day Program 1, ll Mardi Gras Court -lg German Club 1. ROBERT T. HEBERT Bos A man that fortune hufets and rewards' lflamletl Christmas Pageant 1, 2. S3 Class President 2: Holy Name Society 1, 2,Y3, 43 Choir 13 Glue Club 1, Z, 33 Skits 2, 33 Party Corn, Z. 3, -lg Prom Chairman 3, Prom King 33 Marian Congress 43 Mission Club 23 Mardi Gras Court 43 Mother's Day Program 1, 2, 'I 95. , 5,4 J. 5. il is , ll 1 i . L 21 li l Yi 5 3' I -I l ? L 5 t is 1 ,., 3 1 3. il 'rt 2. 1, Iii 'I 1 F i 1 ,fi ! , J I :- 5 ,gs il 'I 'G . is 4 ff .W 14 vi -I .53 -4 .7 ,v if 1 Q 1: r fi t. .Yi 4. All 'ir V, -1 rf ,if 511 ' 534 .V a - 21 1 4 W' X ETHEL HUGHES cAMPIE,' Whose Words all ears took captivev-fAll's Well That Ends WellJ Choir 1, Z 3: Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3: Party Com. 1, Z, 5, 4: Prom Com. 3: C.Y.O. 4: Y.L.S. 1, 2, 3, 4: Skit 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Scholastic Honors 1, 2, 3, 4: MOtl1er'S Day Program 1, 2: A Pair of Sixes' 4: Iris Adv. Manager 4: Mardi Gras Court 4: Notre Dame News Staff 4: St. Patrick's Program 4. DOROTHY A. JOHNSON DODO,' A merry heart goes all the day,,-fWin- ter's Talej Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1 2, 3, 4: Cllwilt 1. 1: Sl-:it 2: Party Com. 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Com, 3: Y.l..S. 1, 2, 3, 4: C.Y,O. 4: Mission Club 2: Motl1er's Day Program 1: St. Patrick's Program 4, VALERIA M. JOHNSON HVALD Thy smiles berome thee well -fTnfelfth Nighty lilac Club 1, Z. 3, 4: Cliristmas Pageant 1, 2, 3: Choir 1, 2:.Party Coin. 1, 2 3: Prom Coin. 3: Skits 2, 3: 1.1.5. 1. 2, 3, 4: C.Y.U. 4: Mardi Gras Court 4: Moth- cris Day Prograin 1. Z. LELANIJ F. KIRBY IcIRE,, Nobility's true badge -fTitus Aa'ronicusJ l Irty Coin. 2, 3: Prom Com. 3: Skits 2. 3: Mission lluli 2: lloly Name 1, 2, 3, 4: Scholastic Honors 4: Boxing 4: Mardi ljras Court 4. JAMES P. MARTIN HJIMU The CO1lTdg601t5 captain of complements - lRomeO and julietj Prom Com. 3: lilee Club 3, 4: Minstrel 3: Mission Club 2: Quartette 2: MOtlIer'S Day Program-1, Z: Mardi liras Court 4: Holy Name 1, Z, 3, 4: Boxing 4: St. l'atrick's Program 4. CARLOS W. MYRE HKARLU He is all mirtlf'-fllflitch Ado About NothingJ Christmas Page-ant 1, 2: Party Com. 2 3. 4: Prom Coin, 3: Party Cliairinan 3: Mission Club 1, 2: Choir 2: Skits Z, 3: Acolyte 1, 2: llernian Club 1: Minstrel 3: Quartette 2: MotlIcr's Day Program 1: Mardi Gras Court 4: lloly Name 1, 2, 3, 4: Marian Congress 4: A l'air nl Sixesu 4. ROSE MARIE MYRE ROSE'l lVIy heart is true as steel -UVlia'summer Nights DreamJ Cliristinas Pageant 1, 2, 3: Party Com. 2, 3, 4: Prom Coin. 3: C.Y.U. 4: Y.l..5. 1, .2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 1, 4: filee Clulr 1, Z 3, 4: Mardi Gras Court 4: Prom Queen 3: Marian Congress 4: Mission Club 2: St. l'atrick's l'1'Hgl'ill11 4: MI-tlIer's Day l'rograIn 1, J: Skit 2. KATHLEEN E. PHALEN IcATH,' The lady doth protest too much, me thinksf' ll-lamletj tiles' Club 1, Z, 3, 4: Choir 1, 4: Christinas Pageant 1. J, 3: Skit: 3, 3: Mission Club 2: l'rOIn Com. 3: Party Coin. 2, 3, 4: Y.l,.S. 1, 2, 3, 4: jr, Prom Entertainl ment J: lit-bate 3: lligh School llrcliestra 1. Z: Jour- n'IlIsIn lit-legale 3: Marian Congress 4: MotlIer'S Day l'rOgraIn 1, Z: St. P:Itrick's Program 4: Notre Dame Xews Stall' 4: A Pair of Sixesh 4: Iris Associate lid. 4: C.Y,4l. 4: Marmli Gras Queen 4: Sclmlastir Honors 1 2, 3, 4: A, A. Mull-:nell llonor Soeicty. DOROTHY A. PICOfTTE HDORTH' She is a Woman, therefore to be Won?- fK1r1g Henry IVJ Cliristinas Pageant 1, 2, 3: Prom Coin. 3: Party Com. J, .l: Y,l..S. 1, J, 3, 4: C,Y,1J. 4: Skits 2, 3: Glee Club 1, l, 3. 4: Choir 1, 1: Mardi Gras Court 4: Mission Klub 2: Marian Conp.frcss 4: Iris Pliotograliliy lid. 4: St, l'atI'ii'k's 1'I'ngI'IIIn 4. MARGARET M. PLANTE HMARGv Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and 10111.9- fKing LearJ Clurislinas l'a1.51-alit 1, 2, 3: Prom Cum, 3: C,Y,0. 4: Y.l.,S, 1, J, 3, 4: Party Coin, 2 3: Clioir 1, 2, 3: lilee Clnli 1, 2, 3: Scliolastic Honors 3: Herman Club 1: MutIIcr's Day l'rOgraIn 1, 2: Mission Club 2: Skits ' .1 MARGARET I-I. POSTLE MARG,' The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. -fllleasure for M easurel Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3g Class Secretary -lg Skits 2, 3g Party Com. 2, 3g Prom Com. Sg lilee Club 1, Z, 3g News Staff -lg Choir 1, 2, 3: Y.L.S. 1, .2 3, -lg Scholas- tic Honors 1, 2, 3, -lg Marrli Gras Court -lg Mission Club lg German Club lg C.Y.O. -l. HOWARD L. REITER HHI POCKETSH Oh, it is excellent to have a giant's strength. - Ulflearure for Measizrel Christmas Pageant 2, 3g Party Com. 2, Sg Skits 1, 2, 33 Prom Com. 3g Mission Club lg C.Y.0. -lg German Club lg Mardi Gras Court -lg Stage Manager 2, 3, -lg Holy Name Society 1, Z, 3, -lg Marian Congress -lg ,lr. High Basketball 1g Minstrel 3, -l. EDWARD REVORD NED', What,s mine is youry, and what is yours is rninef'-fllfleasure for Measurel 7 Christmas Pageant 1 ... 3: Prom Coin, 3g Choir -lg Sltits 2, -lg Mission Club 2g Minstrel -lg Party Coin. 3g lloly Name 1, J, 3, -lg Acolytc 1, 2, 3g Marian Con- gress -lg Football -lg Photography Etl. -l. MILDRED H. RITZINGER HMILLIED A: merry as the day is long. --Ulffuch Ado About Nothing, Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3g Class Treasurer -lg Class Yice-President lg Secretary Student Council lg lilce Lluli 1, I, 3, -lg Choir 1, 2, J, -lg Prom Com. 35 Skits 2, J, -lg Party Com. 2 3. -lg Party Chairman 3g Iris Associate Emi. -lg C.Y.H. -lg Marili Gras Court -lg A. A. McDonell Honor Societyg Scholastic llonors 1, 1, 3, -lg Debate 3g A Pair of Sixcsn -lg Mothers Day Program 1, Ig Marian Congress -lg American Legion Medal -lg C.Y.ll, Dance Queen -l. IRENE A. SEDLACEK RENEY The fair, the unexpresxive shef'-lily You Like Itl lhristmas Pageant 2, 3g Prom Com. 3: Party Com. J, 3, -lg Y.l..S, l, 2, J, -lg lilce Club 2, .lg St. Pillflflili Program -lg C.Y.U. -lg Scholastic Honors 1, 2, 3, -l. WARREN A. SMITH sci-nviA1.z Exceedingly well reaa l- fKing Henry IVJ Holy Name Society 1 2. 3, -lg Choir -lg Christmas Pag- eant 1, 2, 3g Minstrel 2, 3, -lg Skits Z, 3g Moth:-r's Day Program 13 School Ureliestra 1, lg A Pair of Sixesu -lg St. Patrick's Program -lg Acolyte 1. 1, 3, -lg School Dance Band Z, 3, -lg Party Com. 2 3, -lg Prom Chair- man Sg Prom Entertainment 1, lg Notre Dame Xrws Staff -lg Iris Associate litl. -lg Scholastic Honors 3, 45 Mztrlli tiras Court -lg Football 3, -lg Letter Club lg Stuclent Council President -lg Mission Club 23 lilee Club 3g Marian Congress -lg Debate 3. JANE M. SULLIVAN HJANEU The daintiest last, to make the end most sweetv-lKing Richard Ill Prom tom. flg X.L.S. 1, 2, 3, -lg K-lee Klub 1. Z, 32 thoir lg Skits J, 3g Mission Club 2g Notre Dame Nexxs Staff -lg Iris Associate Etl. -lg Journalisin Delc- gate 3g Scholastic Honors 1, 1, 3, -lg Mardi liras luurt -lg A. A. McDonell Honor Societyg C.X.l7. 41 Mill' Queen -l. 2 1 E .r 'z l.cft to Right: Bt'i'ii:ii'wl l7i'ciit'itt'. l'rt'sulc'nI1 liil,i lilt'i1st'lI, Settt-txiryg Iixillictilut- Alzcl, 'lin-:ts.i1l't-r' lui lliirrli, Yicr- l'i'rsi4lt-nt. UNIORS IUNIOR RESUME Witli a determination to make the scholastic year a shin- ing success. the members of the class of '38 assembled for the third time within the protecting walls of McDonell Nlemorial High School. Its numbers had been somewhat diminished by the departure of several notable members, one of whom went to talce up her abode in the capital city of Wisconsin, another now resides in one of the Pacific states, and a third is pursuing her studies across the sea in England. However, a versatility of talent was discovered in the rather small class. If you are seelcing scholastic excellence, there is Mary jean Connellg dramatic ability, Lenore Germain or Bernadine lVlcElroyg a news reporter, lola Kleushg a foot- ball hero. Francis Rushmang a basketball star, Carl Nicolaig a pugilist, Richard Sullivang a delightful baritone singer, Bernard Frenetteg an accompanist, Arthur McDonald, a convincing de- bater, Robert Piotrowslci or Peter Haringsg a comedian, Arthur Durch or Jerome Padruttg an artist, Medard Jasper, a woman with executive ability, Mary Elaine O'Neilg and so on, down the roll, each plays his part on the stage of school life. l'l'l'liR TIIIRIP Kllf VIHXSS Mali ,Irwin tttmuvll --... 'IS honor points lola lxli-usrli a - - 70 lioliui'1miiils Riilwrt l'ifflif-xislti - 65 l1riimi'1Hfi1lir- 1.1-mlil Qiuulvy - - Sh liimoi points l.i1: ill: l'ir.iiu1vu - - Sb limlur points I'i.iu- lx Iiuslinmii - . ill limi-ii' points 1 lmvl-'ttf' Nwllmt-If 4H,5l1ouor points Ili- lixiitl Sullixzm - - 41 liomir points lzrl v-f- it Hull' - . .W liimm' points 'atlii lim' .Xlii-l - R7 limi-ii'1wil1ts Al,,,,1, Mil mil., . 31, liumii points IUNICDR BUYS Left to Right-Top Rmr: Arthur Durcll, john Murphy, Frqmci, Ruxhmzm, Arnhrnac Nh-zrghcr Third Row: Richurml Sullivan, Xfilliznm Rf,-it'.'l', Urrulnl lvjulglc-5, lin-wrgv Nlzarlcll, .Xrlllur Mvlhmnll S:-unnl Row: Lioucl jusprr, Xlc-lin'-1 .l.upcr, R-.Iwrt l'ifm-mrbkl, lk-rlmxwl lfmxu-ltr-. llrrl Nm-ln Bwtlmu Row: XYa1'rvl1 Reiter, liugrm- Brick, Paul lim--up--Ill-, ,Tm'm1n- l':ulru1t, mba-111, I'cl1-rllnrillg J JUNIOR GIRLS Left to Riglxt'-'Ibp R-nw: Fern Brick Mary lille.-n Ilrznku, I.ucxlIu l r:mzvn, I.vn-ww th-r1u.1iu. thu Iuttc Scdlacrk. Mimhllc Row: Q-lltlltfillt' Abel, Hcixtritc' Dc-ul:r'l', -lmm Xlrkkurthy, Klzxry ,lrzm ll-nl1rll, Ellcvu li Buttnm Row: Mary Iilnine H'Nril, Brrnzulim- Nlrlilxwy, Mary I,m11fu lintxxxmgrr lnln Rh-uwh, feffefwf fjf-V F-Af M Jes, ,Jf f ,- ff ,4 f .-5CQ4f.,,., 1 lj if Left to Right: iicrzildine Augustine, Trezisiirerg Tliuinzis l':irru11, Vice Presiilentg ROSk'lI1fH'y MC. I Hugh, Secretary: Harold Vonnully, Iresitlent, SOPHQMGRES SOPHCMORE RESUME On September 8, 1936 we reentered McDonell to enlist in the ranks of sophomores. In the early part of the year we were particularly honored in having Mary Elsie Phalen elected as secretary of the Student Council. During the course of the year several candy sales and bake sales were sponsored and the sophomores gave evidence of their business and culinary enric- iency. The proceeds added a new 1936 model microscope to the biology department. Our class was divided into groups, each group taking special interest in some outside activity. When Christmas time arrived the united efforts of all the groups were centered on the distribution of food baskets among needy people. The Xaverian group sponsored a number of candy sales, the pro- ceeds of which were presented to Father Ausman for the for- eign missions. April 28 was the biggest day of our sophomore year. We entertained the seniors, juniors, and freshmen at a Spring Skip. After a program the student body proceeded to the gymnasium where the school orchestra furnished the dance music. A deli- cious luncheon was served after the grand march, led by the two general committee chairmen of the party, LalV1oine Car- dinal and Patricia Stumm. Judging by the various activities of the past year, the sophomores feel that their Hne spirit of cooperation has not been in vain, and they are ready to steer their vessel into deeper waters-during their junior year. A 1'l'I'lCR 'l'II1RIJUIfl'1.ASS Nlxiry l'inch . --'- 106 honor points fi-'rzilflinc .Xupfustine --'-- 103 honor points l':itriii:i Stuinni - - US honor points llzirii- Hresinri - - - 95 honor points Aiigvliiie Stinnpf - - fl-1 honor points ,lime llclnslu - a - KH lminn' points llosciiixiij' Mcllngli - H7 lwnoi' points liiiiiice Str-irln-n V - H4 limini' points ,lzinivs Alnrqiils - e 76 honor points Ihimlliy Kelly - - 71.5 honor points Yirginizr Ritzinger - - 71 honor points Ilonzilfl Ili-Inmi: ' ' ' - 68.5 honor points .XI:irg.iret Mary Lzirsnn - - o5 honor point:- Iinst-iiizii-y tl'l'tniiieII - - 04 honor points Iiloyfl Scliuiillvr - v 64 honnr points l':iirit ia fiinncll e - 6.1 honor points ,Innes Rin,-li v - 641.5 honor points fxiitffiviviit- Reiter - 57.5 honor points Louis lit-opt-llv - - 57 honor points llurfilil l minolly - - 54 honor points A 33 'H 'BX' ll, J bn WW f ji QPHQMQRE BUYS l , , ,, H Left tw RighfTop Row: Elmer Hnrling. Raymond Lawrence. Lmxis Rempelle. LaMoinc l :u':lin:nl Paul Xxcolni NYalter Hebert. Thirll Row: Bernard Xicolzxi, Engvnc Mcllwnxul-l, Eugcm' Syflrjlw, jxunes Marquis, Ruln-rt Axmxwl D-lvnalml llnl.-mg. llfxrulml fonnully, Sucwml Row: Philip Hu-ching, 'lnhn llnlcy, ll-null-l lH.xx'nicr, ,linux-Q Roch, llcmlll -llms, Engl-nu Hull, Fluyl SClli'l4llk'l', Bwtlmll Rmv: R--lzunl Prux-llcr. lgunuf l.euYglwL-lxr, XY:u'1u1 llrcsbul, ll:u'1'y lilxilvxxsl-ii, R--IK-xl Subin- slxy. Tlllfflllilb klIlI'I'Ull. SOPHQMORE GIRLS Lclt to Right-Top Row: Julia fampbell, Mary Kelly. Doris Schmidt, Dormhy Kclly, EUHICC St0lUllCl1, llurvmx Tlclluy, Dol-Wrvs Memen. Thirll Row: Mzlry M:n'g::u'ut Ixxxw-111, EllZFll7L'fl'I 4211111-lwll, Yirgini.l Rllzimzur, Mary lihw l'l1Illl'l1. fvcilia Imklnrc, Pzntricizz K'-wuncll, li--sum lhwtlu. Mnriv lhc-lun. Sm-cunfl Row: llumlllilxc .Xuguitim-, l'll.ll!lC M.ut+1tt, ,lzmu lk-Liflu, ,Xngzclxxw Stunmpl, I1lt!l'lClA Stumm. Roscllmry 1l'l'.vnncll. juan Lmxc. Bottom Ruw: Mary B1-rrnxrv l'im'h, llurrict I.u1l.u'c. .Xutuim-llc Reita-1, Lcungl l 1'ulc1'icl4, R4-scxnu1'y Mcllugh, Lucille lluringa, Yxrgium Sclx-lull-n'u1'. 5 ll Left to Right: Marie McDonald, Presiflenli farl Abel, Treasurer: Dorothy Engel, Secretary: John Phalen, Yi-:e Presitlent. FRESHMEN FRESHMAN RESUME On September 7, the good ship S. S. McDonell took on 65 new passengers from the many ports of Tilden, Falls, LaFayette, St. Charles, South Side, and Notre Dame. Soon after they set sail, commanding officers for the new group were chosen as follows: Marie McDonald, Captain, John Phalen, Commander, Dorothy Engel, Lieutenant-Commander, Carl Abel, Lieutenant. The principal social event of this voyage took place on January 9 in the hold which was decorated for the oca- sion with huge Christmas trees and icicles encircling the port- holes. Even today some of the passengers speak of this as a perfect party. In the course of the voyage, the new sailors learned to unite the intricate knots of Latin, French, and Ger- man. Attempts to sight Antonio's uargosies with portly sails in rhe MERCHANT or VENICE were a pleasure. We can scarcely love Portia more than we do now even after our brief stay with her at Belmont. A few of us toolc on the siege of seasiclcness when we entered the Sea of Algebra. We discovered in the Sea of Ancient History how the old Romans and Greeks conducted their ships of state. The last and biggest event was our benefit card party macle successful through the efforts of our dear mothers and many friends. It wonlt be long now and we will be safe in the Port Sophomores', for another journey through pleasant waters and under sunny skies. l'I'I'ER THIRD UF THE CLASS Mary I,ou Nunke ----- 110 honor points lilizahelh I'im'h V 105 honor points I.ucilli- Rooney - 99 honor points Marie Mcllonnlil - 98 honor points -lnsin llc-bert - S9 honor points llorntliy Engel - R6 honor points Eugene Nolan - S5 honor points john l'halen - V 84 honor points Imytmi Thibcileau 83.5 honor points Nnrinn Lkiyo - - 80.5 honor points Hr-tty Ann Hziuthier 79 honor points ,lrzin lluh V - - 75 honor points Louise lin-flerick - 71 honor points Nlnrgnrct VVittrock 70 honor POINTS I'ntht-rine llarings 59.5 honor' points Phyllis filohensky 58.5 IIOHOI' IJOQFHS Mary Ann Bushlanrl 58 honor points Monica Reiter - 57.5 honor POIYWS Xlur lane Smith 57.5 honor POEMS A 1 y ,f . ----- jane Vharland ---- - - Louise Hebert ---- - - 56.5 honor 55 honor points points 'I . '1 v' I PRES I-IMAN BUYS N Left to RightfTGp Row: Briwmrfl Turzmy, llcrzil-l XYC-yei1l,mcrg, Mark Krolm, Ronald Gunn, Kevin Loise c. Y Tliiril R-iw: Exim-:iv Xulnu, Rmlmix Stl-ltur, lQ4.lfu't jiiliiiaim, Tl1.i1u.i5 S-gliwgilv, Diluulfl l'1-ilciw-11, 1Ul'lll Prngvnt. Rc-llcrt Nuw:ik. Scum-l Row: llzilu Nzulu-rm, llzuw-lil iiillgzzis, l.-xml llivngn-.n. ll-'xml-1 Hcllfiiwlly, D4,m1il1,l l.6Duu, .Lnucg D8l.1'llH. .Xllluu Ynung. V Bottom Row: l':1rl .Xl,ml, lilmlwui Du Luv. l'l1illi1- Xliillitu, -lullll Plmlcil. liilxxpiivl S-klxwgirtz, lhyl-111 Tliibcmlcau. , fifEL,4,.,,f' Z eff. ,,-' -i A I ,.QL l,g' - ,Q 5 1-1 ffl C' ' ' ' ' i J FRESHMAN GIRLS f i f 1 f 1 Left to lqlglllf-l-up Row: Mnrgxirut Dumfxrs, Ihmvs Fmllinz, XYinn1irml ljuipzlcy. Mdry Inu Nunku. Bcrnanlcttc Mclilr-ry, Putrifizx Ru-lu, I,-misc lfreilwiqk, .-XII-inn 'l'iclu-3. Second Row: Eliznlvctll l'll'll'll, lh-vurly Su-lu-r, KI--mcn Mm- livin-r, l.34li.1 Xliilli-ltr, liwr-willy Ifugvl, Rosemary Helwrt, Mary ,lane Smith. Juan Ilulv, l,-,-uiw Ilnlm-rt. Thii'-l Row: Eilucu Izispvr, lhyrie Rwsv lkitu, lam- 1'li.u'lgmfl. rl-vyuu Ryin, Marii- Mrll-mgilwl, lane l rcnnL'ttc, Margaux-t XYxtumck, Nwrmzi Vziy-1, nl--.ui llvlwrt. Bottwm Row: Lucillu lin-umm, Marx .Xian lhwlmlzmil, llnrix l .-rrwtvr, XY:m-lzx Pulucuiu. Lillixm . , l Comeriord, Catherine Hiirings. Yliyllu lllwlqcnaky, 114-willy 4,juml.m, BQ-U5 Aim l.v.iutl1cr. 1,-uma.-nun mu-umm n l i i A. A. 1Ic1'JON12l.1. HHNOR SCICIETY N V vlnft Iii Right Toi- Iioxwz Xnrina- Vziyo, Iltiri-tliy Engel. Eugene N1-lan, John Plizilen, Daytori 1li1'-e-Le.i11, Mary Lou Nuiaixc, 1:li2::ilit-tli 1'iiic Tf.: iE Ii--ax: 1'.:iti'itii.i 11,-iiiicll, Biarit- llvlh,-iigilil, Jirflll llc-lm-it. Rose-iiiziry McHugh, juan Iillll, Lucille 14 -wxf ni-'J Hfttw Xin: t,'i'1tl'vui' Sv- livin' licigliliiit- .Xuuustivir-, Klsirii' Brt-sin:i, Yiriziniii Ritzingur, Mary Berenicc Pinch 13.1111-.ff S:-i itzz, .X:,gtlinr- Siuiiipi, line lit-I.isle. 1':itriti:i Stumni. II tt- iz. 14-wi: Blililitil Kiiziuucr. ,lime Sullivziii. Mary jiuiii CH-iinell, Kathleen I'lialen. Sue Erma- ,.. - ri. . Charter lifiernoe-rs ' 'l ll Pl. H lfiollonell Ei V .' il-' S' il li The H. Q. McDonell Honor Society With the opening of McDonell Memorial High School in September 1937, was inaugurated the A.A. McDonell Hon- or Society. The purpose of this organization is to perpetuate the name of the man who did so much, both personally and financially, to promote high scholastic attainments. Students who malce the A.A. McDonell Honor Society automatically go into the intellectual aristocracy of McDonell Memorial High School. With this issue of this 1ris is submitted the char- ter members of the society. Eligibility for the society is based on the Honor Point Systemn and all students who receive one Blue Ribbon during a scholastic year become Members of the Honor Society. RULES GOVERNING THE HONOR POINT SYSTEM 1. The Honor Point System is based on scholastic achieve- ment only. 2. Scholastic First and Second Honors are determined every six weeks. To merit Second Honors a student must earn at least ten honor points and to merit First Honors at least hfteen honor points must be earned. 3. Ar the end of each semester Second Honor White Ribbons are conferred on students who earn thirty Honor Points during the semester, and First Honor Blue Ribbons on those meriting forty-five points. 4. Religion and 45 subjects carrying one credit per year merit the following Honor Points during a six-weelcs period: 75-79 - - No Points 90-94 - - - 3 Points S0-84 - - 1 Point 95-99 - 4 Points 85-89 - - - 2 Points 100 - - - 5 Points Manual Training, Sewing, Cooking, Typewriting, and any other subject for which one-half credit is given for a year,s work merit the following Honor Points during a six-weeks period: 75-79 - No Points 85-89 - - 1 Point 80-84 - - - DQ Point 90-94 - - - If Points 95-99 ---- - - 2 Points 100 - ZZ Points N N N I 1 x E, I :W 1 .11 1 M ' ll' 'N This Is the Long and Short of It ---Merry Wives L 11 Q, V I i y Q r '1 E m ',, xg, i i9555T Uinaif fi' i A ln' L fain if f g 9 Athi? R S5 f 1 Ligjg, if - ' J, f In Q . If if , 4 i' 5-2 -QW ', - 'L-Lf - rf- ' if-ifszzw-ii 'F LJ M Q ,Zig ' 6 fm W f '- iliiimxii Y ff? X Jw Qi W '166xlgal Irma 'NN D iii K f Activities in if 1 Chippewa in 1837 X I 1, 7 jfi fffxizx F4 vi iff, 'fpjx ii ', X ffff i ' lg' , A f A542-A-f' ff!-A- ,gfe4f: DA15 fl 'Q 'BR l A 'fgj K 0 W!lN131U I T . 1 v I H' , 1 72.19 4g: iw 2--'f' ' - fx , 59514 f , R ' , -1-. E X f K x ' n X NX Y XX. X! ff x W W X X MN, lg 5X X VJ Lg ,. 1 I I-Xctlvlties in ' 1 ChiDPeWain1937 W A, Q 2 nf w 1 .1 . I , ,M fi E Q! il i W Q1 Ml xl Uk i f ,-f ff -- N Nl . I M il '---anna-A -' - ----- A :H ,, r.'W wx 1 . , , , ' , . av' ', .ln ' V, L' X . .qvNfW - N' ' ' X 'v ' ' f lfwgf -,I ,., .W W , '1 'W V r '-' X QA' I' . 1 n yy. u ,, L1 1 ' , ,, ,, 4 ,. 1 , . H- 1',,, L H-R A-7 I' .I I li .WL 'nhl 'iful' Q A v L 31 ,l'. , rv' g 9, I H,.,,.K ,in -iw ' Vg' - 1 ' , f 4' 4 . X 1 3 ! I I ' 1 PL, 0,5 fxjyvg. lw,y'!'1xfK, Z!! ll ,NW pi? H, Y A .Juv Q I . 1 , ,Q - 1 3, s . -, - 'R , , 1 ,' ' ul . x , . V i ' ? 'fn 'fx-. 1 s,?,- . ' ' M ' A , ' --!, ,,7g,.:3, fr-1, r ' ' 'N -,' 'wr ', m ' - , ,, ' ' ':,'11, ! l i i, i I V I V W ma Mi M rl K ,,.l .-J f f9.2,i ff'5l I , 4 J , , X l I n 0 , ' , 4 if . E f I , Y .,, .N 1 F-2 if 4 ' mn, 5 1 i ' 5 ' ' 1' 'fl ,'xf.l I ' .A .f V, .1 4lw eg 'n'J i 'fifty A ,Q Slvwy HA .vu Z','5v!.,'4m1 i. W J. . qiM w5?5J. Mxqx 'V' f r' . A., . ,4W'f...n..Ah:de1r'MW ml N ' ' ' ' A Day at McDonell Scientists develop their own technique. Left to Right: XYJIVVL-xi Smith, .IFIIHCS Iloiiccttr-, Ru- 'wrtl'ar1lin:il, Klivllmxl lbrzilxc, Lelznnl lixrhy, Artliur Dc- Lisle. Advanced French stu- dents eagerly follow the adventures of Remi in Q'Sans Famillef' Stnliding, In-it tn Right: Robert l'lcl1r-rt, ,lmnm-S l.c.if Xiisscux' Mihlruul Rltzilulr-x'. Se-:nt-tl, Left tu Right: Uormlly I'iv.ittn', lion-111.i1'iv Myrc, f':xtl1L'l'im' H utlvr. Kathleen Phnlen, Iilziinu Mu- tlvtt, Sue lfrnizitlxlgn-r, lu-llc Fcwllztvcl-Q, vlzint- Sullivan. Robert Danenhcrg stresses his point in Amer- ican History Cl a s s hy using the map. Loft tu lughtz Rlxlhul Ritzinger. Irvin- Si--llqivi-k, Mzn'gul'ct I'-,sth-, Suv Iirnm' tingcr. Ruhcrt Ilgmcnlmurg, Hmvzirrl Reiter, ,lime Sulli' vain, Ione Forrvster. Time Marches Cn XYZ,' quantities holcl no terrors for the first year pupils. Left to Right: lxevm Lol- scllr-, llllrutliy Quinlan, Dunl- zllfl l'c-lcrson, lbnrotliy En- gel, Bcrnzirrl 'l'ur1my Mary ,lining Smith, Lillian lionwr- foul. l'l1llli1v Hlillettc. -lczm llulv, Ml-uiczx Mac Reiter, lam' l.m'r:1int- fillllflflllll, llrnurilu 'l'lxornlun. l'Zcx'e1'ly Stvllcr, Xlslrgzwct llunlzirs, Rorzr-1111111 llelfert. just Arthur DeLisle, Warren Smith ancl James Doucette working out the solution of a trigonome- try problem. vl,vlt to Right: Artliur Dc- l.1sIr', XY-H'l't'l1 Smith, ,Izuucs Douccttc. Even Cicero's disciples enjoy a respite from the Din Of The Forum. Here they are seen play- ing cards-in Latin, of course. ln-lt in Right: Allan-rt lim-1'll1i:1i11nc. lllamry .luuu Vou- m-ll, lizatlilecn llllilltll, lin-1 iulll Qixiglvy, Nlwlzml ,lnspcr Xlury lli'1'L'llivl- l'i11L'l1, l't'tr1' llnriugs, XYzlrrun Smith. For Mc Donell Students Young Caesars untie the Gorclian Knots of La- tin composition. L1-it to Right: tit-izultlinc .xllgllilllltj -lzunrs Blqrquis. Marie Bruinxi Yirgiiiiii R11- zlngcr, -lust a peel: at the hard working plane geometry students. Stan-ling. Lt-ft ri. Right: Eugcm- Mclbinmlil, lillgm-in' Rulf, Rnlwert Susiusky, XY:ilf tcr llc-hart, llalrrict l.t-limo, Doris Schmiilt. Scatul, In the lfmtvixinuliiilz llnrolrl lhxixiiilly, lfilpfe-tic Sy' :lc-jk-1. Be-ru:1i1l Xitmlgii, Ro, lzuul Pruullcr, lhmzilil lk-- Long. Alarm-s Roch, luziu Lime. Lucille llzirmgs. Sessions of Sweet Si- lent Thoughtf' Left to Right: Rohn-rt llc' lwrt, Mzirgznrct Ilustlc, Suu l'Qrnmtingci', Artlmur lJcl,ish-, Hizxrrext Smith Irvnu Sul- lacek. Vzitlicrim- Butler, .Xl- liert Bcrthitiumc, Rust-1n1n'1u Myre. Commerce, Science, l-lisiory, English And Languages Click! Click! Tap! Tap! Typists try to make 50 words a minute. Lt-It tu Right. First How: lfugcm- Uelusle, Rulicrt Ix'ic4lw:li. ,lt-lin ll-ffey. St'x'mul Row: ,lane Sulli- xqiu, lithcl Hughes, Kath- leen l'h:rlcu. 'I'l1uwl Row: Nllillfiil Rit- 7inger, AlIlI'jI1l!'Ci Plante, liumtliy Picutle. Ioxle For- I'lxlK'l' Comparing notes! Whose tanks are better equipped, the p e r so n al tanks or tlie scliools? I.t-ft In Right: Floyhil S1 her-ller. ,lulln Haley, Louis Rt-npr-llc, ,lzuucs Marquis. 'Festina Lente! Latin l students enjoy a relay race. St-:att-il, l'.l!Z!llbL'1l'l Pinch. Stxmllingz Ibziytun Tllibc- ilk-nu, Mary Lou Nuukc, Engage IVIcDonellites From Mom Until Night Biology students look- , in for something or oth- g er. smmi, Lt-fi ff. Right: l lfliznlieih Vzxiiiiflmell, Paul Xi- -Julfii, Riisinfi Pustlc. Striniling, Left rl, Right: .ll1ll.l l':lm1Ilwe-ll, ,limits Mur- phy, Dolores Xlrinrn, Hqir' rlet leliilrc-,llel'L'l11l 'l'icl1e5. So p homore English Class struggling for mas- tery of their mother tongue. Lett In Right: I'zutrici:i Stumni. Mary liluine Kelly, 'l'lnni1gis Finrllay, tlernlml -l-mis, Elmer Hurling. Luuis Rvopelle. Donald Bzirnier, WYarren Drcssel, Mary hi Phulen, lliilores Bleinen, Kiisenmm Mcllugh, Rosc- lI1gii'5H'kioiinell, TlmiiirisL'u1'- roll. Father Hanichelc cle- scribes the Battle of Ho- lienlinden during Napo- leonls campaign. Left lu Right: l.ci1iii'c Kier- mzun. Bernnilette Mclili-oy, Arthur Mclloimlil, George Martell, lfilecn Ruff, XYAV- ren Reiter. Father lirinirln-k. jQXx f . , n .. K 7 I X Xfl 'Y I x f gf 4 J X ln Every Rank Both Great and Small Tinlcering with electri- cal apparatus is just a part of the junior's busy day. Luft to Right: Richaril Sullivan, XYilliznm Reiter, Ei' lcun Ruff. Mary Elaine 0'- Xril. Mary ,lean 1'unncll, l i':inn'is Rushnixm. Gcralvl Quigley, Eugene Brick. Bef' nnril lircnctlc, Robert Pio- lmwski. Study time is a prized period of the clay. Sen- ior room at 10:20 A.lVl. ln the Foregroun-l: flames llutirette Rolncrt farmlilizxl, llolvert Frciilrck, Rosemary llt-lwt-rt, Rltn Tllornton. Mc-la :lrsl jasper, Alclen Young conducts an informal recitation. l.t-ft to Right: Thomas Svliwzxlm, R--lu-it Jolinson, Alllfli lirinlm, l.orcn Honycix. llzmllil flingrgis, Ilzunes llc- Long, Roller! Nowak, Almlnn Young, 'Tis Industry' Supports Us All The Triple Quartette was composed of the cream of the vocal talent. Left to Right: Paul Rc- 4-pifllc, l7I':inLis Rusliinnxx, ,iiiillrs I5-fiiccllr, Petri' lI.u'- ings. Rlwhirfl .lzism-r, Ken- I1- th H:ii'rll1gIt-ni. Ruhrrt 'Vifwh-ck, lumes RI .4 1' t i ii Richard Sullivgm, Rulwrt l :ii'4ixn1nl. Nultiwl- Huber! Vmtrnxxskl. Dr. IVICI-Iugh adminis- ters the Tuberculin Test. I.:-fl1wRight: Xlrsi XX'viss, Iir, llflliigh, li1'.lJ:iI3, Lini- ise Ilelii-ri, Xlziry Vllisliiilm, lhiri. l7n1'1'i-stu' There is a skirmish of wit between them. 1.4-it xo Right: Vziiil Ru- npcllc, Fern Hvivk, IK-In-1' llurings, Rlrhzirfl Sulllxgm, ,lcxwmiiic I'znli'ut!, Riilwpwl Vi-if truwski, Kl.iry jrzin liul1llL'Tl, .XYIIIHF lluich, ff-45 . .1 Subjects That Develop uCapab1l1tes and Gocllike Reason English IV Students learn to appreciate Eng- lish Literature. Left to Right: Yalcriu blulmson, john Colley, Mur- g:u'et l'lante, Varlos Myre .Xgnes lfrunzen, Ethel llughcs, Margaret Hilliarml, ,mules .Xuglunr Freshmen enjoy their morning period browsing among the treasures of ancient Greece and Rome. Luft to Right- Iolm Pha- lr-n, llonahl Blclfui'tl1y, Day- ton 'l'l1ihe-leuu, Mary Lou Xunl 1-, XYinnif1'e4l Quigley, lllnrir- Mull-mznlll, L'utllcrn1r ll.irmgs Curves, clots, clashes are quite intelligible to these students. Left to Right: lf I llvl lluglnis, .linlrfrt l71'ic'tlurk. lam' 5lllllY.lIl,- lone l'orrt-st- '-1, Nlllnlu-ll lillzlngrr. The Work of the I-lanol ls Honorable Hands are made to he useful If you only teach ifhem the way, Sew for yourself and neighbor, Make them useful every clayf' Left to Right: Herenri Tichey, Elaine Matott. Doris Schmidt, Dolores Me-inen, Leona Freilerick, liecilia Le- lixire, Yirginiu Sclioniiover, Harriet Lellure, Antoinette Reiter, Elizabeth l'an111l:ell. Mary Elise Phalen, Mary Elaine Kelly, Marie Bresinu. All work even cot- ton spinning is noblef, Left In Right: XYantlzi Pel- oquin, Mary Elise Phalen, Elaine Matott. The size of the fresh- men sewing class proves that sewing is not a lost arc with the girls of Mc- Donell. Left to Right- LuCille Rooney. Patricia Rada. Ber- nznlette Mclilroy, Lou i S e Frederick, Doris Fe l l e n z, louise Hebert, tiritherine Harings, Dorothy Quinlan, Phyllis liloliensky, Eileen lasper. NYinnifretl Quigley, Jane Lorraine Charlnn-.l. Joyce Ryan. wi? 97 A lem.: ,f Q-.NY 1 lndustry Enqaqes the Boys Mr. Doyle explains the intricacies of printing to his eleven o'cloclc class. Left to Right: Doiinlvl Hziriiir-ie, Mr. Ijoy-le, john I'h:1len, Unnzilll Mul'zn'tl1y, lilmer H:ulxng. iiinflllrll Iluckuxy linrl Alicl, Rohr-rt Ililinwn. The sophomore man- ual training class puts out some immense pro- jects each year. 1. Left Ku Right: R- ,lwrt Sosliislqy, liilpjcnr- Synlrjkn, llonall Ilulmiig, Iingenc llc- llnnxil-l, Iiriyxioiiul Iniwrciicc, lfiigcm- Null, Tlioimxs 1111'- ioll, Rnlixml Piwla-lu-i', Ru- lrr-l'! Xvlnll, llgirri' liisilafwr sl.i, llzirrilil 161111-illy. Manual Training in- terests many freshman hoys. Luft to Right: I'l1illiu illr-ltv, Rulwrt Nowak, iii-rzilll XXX-yi-iilwr-1-11, Ifugi-ne Xrilgm, RninzinStr-I1vi'.'lxli1n1i- .is 5chw:nh, .Xlflvii Young, Lflxi JlI'1l S4'llWZlI'll, Mark lx! lm, ,lcihn l'l'1'g1-lit,-l.i11u's Ilulniing Rmizilil liuml, Ilon- X J' I j fych 1 f fl Q ,.---ss, ig: Lett to Right li 1 il l luis-ru. Jane Nillixaii, Xzilr-rm -I-fliusoii. The most beautiful, spectacular, and colorful ceremony of the school year is the crowning of the Blessed Mother of God as the Queen of the May. This solemn event takes place on the last Sunday in May at a flower decked altar erected out in the open on the Notre Dame Church grounds. Several hun- dred boys and girls, from the tiny tots to the stately seniors, participate in the procession which wends its way around the Church premises, singing hymns of love to the Queen of the May. First Communi- cants in simple white, graduates in somber gray cap and gown, high school girls in uniforms and lace veils, boys and girls, all, in their Sunday best do honor to the Nlother of God. Last in the procession is the Queen's court, consisting of little flower girls. pages, the maids of honor, and finally the May Queen who places the garland of flowers on the head of the statue of Mary when five hundred voices sing O Mary We Crown Thee With Blossoms Today, Queen Of The Angels, Queen Of The May.', Jane Sullivan of the graduating class was elect- ed this year as the May Queen and the Johnson sisters, Dorothy and Valeria, as the maids of honor. Crownincg oi the Queen oi May 1 1 , Seniors Entertain with tirst All-School Party ot the Year In the Furvgr-munulflmft to Right: IJ-uruthy Kelty, ,Iwhu Ptmlrn, Albert B:-rthiumnc, Iqlltlltffillfi But- lrr I ei I1 tx rgnr Dm: Iwi: tx Br l Nt 1 Iu emux Int I 'U Y-, Q i n e-s ry vcr 5' f c-Ite', 'rs A IIC I-1' . Winter Party sponsored by Freshmen Eticits Much Praise In the I-'mwgrutivivl Iwi! to Right: Ihrutluy lingvl, Iii-tty .Kun ftIl1llIlIQl', ,Inur Ifrencttc. L'1xtI1L'rine H111 I I rr m llinlmfl I Ill Ilnluil I IIIIILIJL1 Nl 1' Nhll nilel .guna .wrt 4- 11 ,JI sm- '-',.uz -'x',. z1'xc. - il: . Qttioers ot the Student Council Hold lniportant Meetings xx'EH'I'6I1 Smith. Prcsicluntg llillll Iii'-1116111-, Yicc l 1'ufi1lQ-111: Mary lilisu l'l1z1lc11, St-crct:11'y Lum Hebert. Treasurer. Graduating Members ot the McDonell Letter Club Left to Right-Top Row: XY111' Second Row. Miclizml l71'z1l.u, rl Bottom Row: Jzxmus ,X11glum. s '35 11-11 Smith, Ruburt V111--111131. 1111111 IL-11crttc, lit-11:11-l B1ll11i1'-l. D w Wy, R--11111 lJ:i11c11l1c1'g, liulinrtli Bzwxixigt-111, .Xrtliur IM-liilc. Donald Billiard and Kathleen Plialen Reign ai Mardi Gras Ball li-ft to Right- ljflfilfllj' l'irotte, XYIH'I'E!'l Smith, Ethel Hughes. James Doucette, Ynlerizi Jolmsmi, .Xllwrr I-ii'i'tlii,iii1iic, Sui- lfimigitiiigvr. Quccn lizitlilvrn Pliqih-ii, King Douzilml Billiaril, Milflrefl Ritzinger, lx-giim-:li ll.ii'1'ing1iui. ,lziiic Sullivziii, ,lziinus Mnrtiii, Rl.,i1'g:ii'ct Pustlc, Ruliurt Liarsliual, Iunc Forrester, lligiilus lil1.iilx'.l111l. Viol lnn Serves as an Appropriate Background for ihe Musical Prom Given by the Class oi '37 lr. wiv- lffir' gvwiin-l l.:-ft lu Right: Ru'l1:irll Allziril. Vl'innifrcml Porn, NYIIYFEH Smith, Ethel Hiighes, 'jail-. I-'f -f Blain NI311-, limg liuln-rt ll:-lu-rt, Klllilrcvl llitzinga-r, lin-nuctli ll:i1'1'ii1gtmj, Sue Ermzitmger, l' 'vii ' wlirril, liixiimli vt' lffiivmlly, XYilI'rul l'1-loquxii, ,lum Mclllnlioii, lihzirlcs Kitzmgur, ulVluroler Will Qui, the Sophomore Class Play Reoeives Much Praise Lvl! 1-41 lhglifz 1,1-rznlfl xloas, llzirry lxislluxxslxi, .lulm llzil-gy, NN 4n'1'vl1 llrussul. Flllvllhls lznwoll. lzlznm- Hut-vit, Maru- B11-51114, Yirgiuirl Rilmngcr. L11Blu1m- llzmllnzil :mil ,lean l.mx'u. Mail Camerio, lVloDohell Boxing Trainer, Puls l-lis Men through a Stiff Workout A P1 - Lett to Right: Lclzmvl lxirliy, .Xmlmrosc Rluzigliw, Ilzmics Marlin, Phillip Hill:-ltr, Mutt Luiiirrlcla, Q'OLlCl1, Rlclmrfl Sullivan, L:1B1-Jliic l'zu':linail. W I M I I 1 THE IRIS Published al McDonell Memorial High School CHIPPEWA FALLS, WISCONSIN VOLUFVIE 22 1937 tn tn h xltn Bern uhnc 'NILII rv y. The Bird of St. Patrick A Comedy in Two Acts l'Va5 Produced on Marflu 17 Left to Rigllt-Seated: Joan NlCf,-Hfllly, Alrlen Young, Mary Elaine H'Xeil. Standing: Rusenlary O'l'v-nnell, Ilohn Phalen, VYarren Smith, Ber- nmlinr McElroy, Mary Ann Bush- lanfl, XYarrsn Drfssel. Left to Right: NYarren Dresiel, alrvan Mclfartlty, Mary Ann Bush- lanrl Rosernary lYConnc'll, Berna- 1line Mclilroy, Alden Young, Mary lilznne LYNCH. Left tn Right: Alden Young. Mary Elaine 4fVNHil, Vl'arren Dres- svl, R-wsmnary fl4ll0l'1Fl6'll, Bvrnarline Mclilrny, Mary Ann Bushlaml. Coon Valley Minstrel Eniertains With lokes Qld and New Left to Right-Top Row- Arthur DeLisle, Michael Drake, Lionel Jasper, Jerome Pad- rutt, Richard Sulivan, R o b e r t Piotrowski, Francis Rushman, Gerald Quigley, Am- brose Meagher, Med- ard Jasper. Middle Row: Ber- nard Frenette, Robert Danenberg, Edward Revord, Robert Frie- deck, Peter Harings, YYarren Smith, Ken- neth Barrington, Don. alcl Billiard, Eugene DeLisle, Robert Car- dinal. Bottom Row: Ro- bert Avord, James Marquis, Robert So- sinsky, Donald Le- Duc, Catherine Har- ings, Eugene McDon- ald, Arthur McDon- ald. Bernard Turany. Left to Righ-Top Row: Arthur DeLisle. Michael Drake, Lionel Jasper, Jerome Pad- rutt, Richard Sulli- van, Robert Piotrow- ski, Francis Rush- man, Gerald Quigley, A m brose Meagher, Medard Jasper. Middle Row: Ber- nard Freriette, Ro- bert Danenberg, Ed- ward Revord, Robert Friedeck, Peter Har- ings, NVarren Smith, Kenneth Barrington, Donald Billiard, Eu- gene DeLisle, Robert Cardinal. Bottom Row: R0- bert Avord, James Marquis, Robert So- sinsky. Donald Le- Duc, Catherine Har- ings, Eugene McDon- ald, Arthur McDon- ald, Bernard Turany. Left to Righ-Top Row- Arthur McDon- ald. Bernard Turany, James Marquis. Bottom Row: Eu- gene McDonald, Ro- betr Sosinsky, Ro- bert Avord. .- ,ff fsjgefgkg, i X e' -N xv- ' kim. New , A . 'W l -SR ,M f'-- : gf'-,Yr l-liqh School Girls' Choir Enhances the Services ai Notre Dame Church Left to RightfTo1v Row: Mary Iflilllltj KVNuil, Patricia l'um1cll. Bcutrict- lh-claw, Blzxuritzx 'l'l1r1rn- ton, Margaret Dumars, Rose-xxmry II:-lwrt. Fourth Row: Rum: Maru- M311-, llurutliy Eugnl, ,lcnu Hula, Mary lillv,-is llrrtku. Maury .lt-:ui llunilvll. Third Row: Mllllrefl Ritzingur, Suu lirxiizxtingcr. K-Illlltffllltl llztriugs, lh-vt-ily Stultur, Mary jzune Smith, Second Row: Mary Luuisv Ritzingvr, liatlllccu l l1ztleu, lifwiwwlliy 1,juiul.m, Pzttricirt R21-lu, Ber- nadette McElroy. R Bottom Row: Eileen Juspcr, Mary xxllll Bus-lxliuul. Doris l7o1'1't-stur, l,1lli.tu i'u111u1lu1'nl, Lucille oonev, Boys' Special Choir Sings the Praises of the Lorcl l.f-ft to lilglit-Trip Rvfu: fXlI'fl:ul'Il vlfnsln-r, liirliinrvl Sullivan, Hr-rnzlrwl FH-11t'ttt'. Kllflfllf- lion-,': XN,n'rr'11 Smltll, Vnul liwfpfllv-, yliutlvs Axiplltllli, lluln-rt tnrullllxnl. l.5utt'.fm Rfw.-ui .xflllllf ljillkll, liljhllfllll lluringtfm, lllnmlil Illlliqml, ,lzuncs lilvlltfllv. f 734, ff! W . ,,,.- , ,rn Left to Right-Trip Row: flizirlcs Cllflflfllllll. Mgr., Dayt-in Thibedeau, iiorilon Decker, Richard Sullivan, lack Jarvi, John Phalen. Bcrnzirtl Nicolzii, llonnlil Barnier, ,lnmes Murphy, z1ss't. lllgf. Second Row: Father 1-Ianichek, athletic 11irt't'tor, Peter llzirings, ,lohn Blurpliy. Bernnrtl Frenette, Thomas Carroll. Lzilloine Cardinal, Thomas Finllluy, Robert Dzmenherg, Robert Piotrowski, Richard Llovd, line coach. ' Bottom Row: Fred Kohler, hezirl coach, Curl Abel, Ambrose Mt-nglier, l':ir1 Nicolai, I rzmcis Rush- mall, James Anglum, captain, Arthur DeLis1e, Illiulmcl Drake, hYIll'l'CllyJ'lj1,11, Elmer Hurling. Clayton MJ Jasper, backheld coach. ' ' ' J, - M., fo-fy? gf V! 6 iff! y V ffl M Af , 1 .JJ i X5 A! X fd ji 1, 1,0 Mfr, , A9 Vfpff! 1,1414 1 yf, ' -7 , 1, M ATHLETICS Occupying an important place in the attention of the undergraduate and alumnus, the athletic program of a modern High School provides a constantly changing parade of color- ful activity, filled with rapid action and tense moments. It offers the onloolcer something that can be obtained in no other phase of academic life. Football, basketball, boxing, etc., and a busy intramural schedule, combine to fill completely the sports program at McDonell. FOOTBALL The Football Season of 1936 will be recalled as one of the most colorful in the annals of sports on the I-Iilltop. Out- side of their 'first encounter, and that with mighty Cumberland, when yet the team was green, no school scored more than 7 points a game against the Macks all season. They broke even, losing to Cumberland, Cotter, Somerset and Aquinas, defeat- ing the Alumni, Spring Valley, St. Felix and the highly touted Stanley powerhouse. The forward wall was not bulky, but rangy and fast, whose efliciency and speed gave them the jump on their heavier opponents. In short, the Macks had a light team and a traditionally fighting one. MCDONELL AT CUMBERLAND, SEPT. 18 The Macks journeyed for their hrst game and baptism by fire to Cumberland. To the surprise of the dopesters, they out-played and out-gained the Beavers in yardage, especially in the first half, but lacked the scoring punch. In the last half, the overwhelming weight of the Northerners wore our men down. Despite the score of O to 20, Cumberland has made the statement that the 1936 Macks were the hardest fighters they had met in a long, long time. That's quite a reputation for the McDonell 1937 squad to live up to. -unmanag- xf l i s 111 ff iffy Af!! 'ff ,-2 jj X I fy! l ,M rf M! ff . X ai! ,ff M My, y ' J X gf I ,ff 1 l I Z6 FOQTBALL l l I 1 4 Lil' .til vi .,,c,' X12 ,r .J of ' 42 Q zz f I ff' gg ,ff-V j J i l l FGGTEAQL MCDONELL-ALUMNI Then the Alumni challenged the Macks who eagerly accepted. And though all the stars of Chippewa were in the lineup, condition will tell. The old Grads were defeated, 7-0. Gene Cardinal starred for the Alumni. SPRING VALLEY AT MCDONELL McDonell opened athletic relations with Spring Valley and cemented the frienship by tendering them a 14-6 defeat. The McDonell backs broke away at will and rolled up four times as many first downs as their opponents. STANLEY AT MCDONELL An inspired Blue and White wave defeated an incredulous Stanley eleven, before a packed stadium. What was one of the best high school games ever seen in these parts turned into a victory of 7-6 for the Macks. Incidentally, that was the only game Stanley lost all season. COTTER AT MCDON ELL With the first string backfield out of commission, the Macks not only fought the heavy Cotter team to a standstill, but led them by 6-0 up as far as the last quarter. Then Bambenek, their 200 lb. full-back, went over for a touchdown. The conversion being good, we lost 6-7. MCDONELL AT ST. FELIX At Wabasha the Macks met the undefeated St. Felix aggregation. A touchdown in the first period, a safety in the third, and another in the last quarter completed our victory of 14-6. SOMERSET AT MCDONELL Somerset, the school that up till their visit with McDonell had lost only one game in 2 years, now met the Macks and won by 6-0. A basketball pass bounced off the head of one of our line men into the arms of BeLisle, their quarterback, who happened to be the fastest man on their team. Like a deer, he sped for a touchdown. MCDONELL AT AQUINAS The Aquinas onslaught swept our boys olf their feet to the tune of 7-0 in the first few minutes of play. Having swamped Cotter but recently, Aquinas was a bit cha- grined at the termination of the game that the score still remained 7-0. Our line played football that day, charging in hard and smearing up plays beautifully. With the Aquinas game our football season came to a close. 60 W L . , Q'Foo'tball Players ,PW Seffiildr Varsity l we ,wif ,lx 7 . .I- fm-, . ' ,-Lffrxg fr-a.fl..l.Mf. 1 ,f 'K ' . -1 ffl! vi. .411 y . N 1 L w , . 1 l n f lf , luv, L. 1. Il , A, .Il I lj CLLLLdl,ll., 1 . ., UWas Smith Guam' Warren was a fellow with quite a bit of grit. And despite the fact that he is light and small, he bore the brunt of many a heavy line encounter. U 7 X. . 1 y uciapl. lim .Anqluml p , V lfiacfele' ii I V if Although Anglum talked a good game, he always fought a better one. Every team remarked that they could not take him out of play. Anglum could take itg and could he give it?ll As Captain, Jim had very much to do with driving the team to its successful season. The 1937 squad is going to miss Jim Anglum, one of the most colorful football players Wis- consin has seen for some time. 9 f fulvlike Dralcef' - . Tackle 5-K f- 5+ Big Mike was the cause of our opponents' attempting to run round end. Always calm, he took victory and defeat alike. Mike is a good sport whom everybody on the squad and in the school likes. .I il , ,wg . Q ,gf ...Wea X, . . my .1 .- .A . b rm lv- ,fat It - Q, , R -s Y U rg, , . . , - Egipu -,Sava 4,-. Y ' - Q Y' 3-'fe ef' G. W . . , f lf x ' tw 2 fe , ...Q 715' Q ', A, .,' 1, 4, Xa- -,. J, J. , L V, sugjf 41, ,g W. .H , . 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Al- X Q - ways in good physical condition, Q he was plenty tough and one of the hardest workers on the team. B He was one of the factors that helped McDonell end such a fine season. C Q I uBob Danenloercj' Center Bob was a Center most any team would he glad to get. In his junior year he played at tackle. He then stepped into Jim Con- nell's shoes at Center, where he gave yeoman service. I Q C nDon Billiard End Many a coach laments: Now if I only had a good endll' Don was a good end, possessed with lots of courage and plenty of speed. It was he who started the guns roaring in that St. Felix tussle. 69 5t1ll11lll'IQ, 'l.l:li to Right: l'rt--l lxuhler, cnncli, llurolml Lonnolly. Donald lie-Long, john Lwuut 1 Seine-lfl.r'It to Right: Lurl Xiuolui, ,lzimcs Anglmn, Murphy. H36-37 BASKETBALL In basketball, 1936 was quite a successful year for the Macks. Of the 19 games contested they won 12. It is memor- able to recall their victory over Del-'aclua at Ashland, over Stanley at Chippewa, and a double triumph over Aquinas. Anglum, Doucette and Billiard have played their last' game for lVlcDonell. They have done well. All thanks to Kohler and Jasper for their line coaching. SCHEDULE Holcombe , ,,.. ,, , ,,,, lVlcDonell Spring Valley fWis.j lVlcDonell Cotter ,,,,, ,..,., . ,, ,,,,,,,, NlcDonell Aquinas ,r,,, A , ,,,, lVlcD0nell Spring Valley fWis.l McDonell Depadua ,, lVlcDonell St. Patriclc ,. McDonell Boyd ,,,, lVlcDonell Depadua , lVlcDonell Aquinas ,,,,, McDonell St. Felix McDonell Stanley ,,,,,. McDonell St. lVlary's ,,,, lVlcDonell Stanley ,,,,,, McDonell St. Felix ,, . NlcDonell Pha I7zxtl1::1' llaniclick, athletic director, ,lximes Rocli, Michael Drake, Eilwnril Schwartz. Ulayton lasper, as I l la . lloutcltr, Donald Bll d ll asketbal St. Patrick ,, lVlcDonell Holcombe , McDonell Cotter , , ,...., McDonell Ladysmith ,,,,, lVlcDonell i I l l A l i f i i i i N , .e,.. J. ,,ie. u,.. , , ,,h.. , .. S , .unujnnravsxmazur -.7 ,,f 'i ,,., .A-.f NT .L A ' 1 'J N 4, ' i ' X . f... ,fi q 'i 7 ai. ,, was s r 'I -- ix ,X DV' .4 X I rf ilu as Hiding behind that bit of pfistry is little Bob Cardin- a , Dorothy Picotte and Cath- erine B u t le r introducing peasant modes. Senior girls grazing the duck pond, Ethel Hughes, 'Q-lne Forrester, Millie Rit- Zlllgef and Sue Ermatinger. I Spring is here! h juniors torget their dig n i t y and match marbles. 'In the group are Dick Si hvanx Francis Rushman, Al' 'len Xoung and Tom Carroll, Only genial Gene DeLisle. Bob Cardinal and Duke Donoette brushing up on their tcncing. Jim Anglum and Bob Frie- lleck act as seconds. Yes, it's their gold ties they want you to see. Mil- ileril Ritzinger. Dorothy Johnson. Margaret Billiard, Rose Myre, Kathleen Pha- len, and Ione Forrester primp. Father Hunichel-1 looks ov- er Lllippexra, The Dul-Le of XYindsor. XYally Simpson and the Hon. Stanley Baldwin strolling the cmnpus on a chilly De- cember morn. Back to nature. Ned Re- rord interpreting the Cave man instinct. Athletes from the toes up, Don. ,lim and Duke. Senior football men line up, Duke, Jimmy, Art, Bob. iy.nny, hike and Don. Yal :mil Doris, inseparable pals, A tlecting glimpse of our lmrll revere-liil pastor. licrull Quigley. jim Dulu- Crltc, amd Bcrnard Francin- Nmp lu 1-1,-5': xxhrn thc gum-1 i-lil tllrrnmmctrr says 44,1 Llc' gn-cf lnclow zmro. Thr -l-fliiiw-,111 sisters. XXI-Nty lfmnzcn :mil hfr mix hursr. There :inf those lliillulalflllt' muh Ilgfllll f Mil-cc Drill-ir. l.irl Niuwlzu. ,lim Aiiglum, ,li lmny Rlurpliy, :mil jimmy lluliugtlc. lfricml til :ill Xlclh-ncllitrs, Xlri .X-lulpli l.ilIll'1llllli. Ilfixx uiulil the scni-ii' girls riiiiilriitrzitr un sucl1:ilnr.gh1 ilnv? Marg Postle, llorth l'i- +' ir, .Xlnrg l'l:intr, Kenny N-illzirck, :null XYcxty Frzin- kun Brill. lizithic, Ruse, Yul, Rumi :in-l ll-irth -imppr-l nn-.ir Mc- llunrllk purtals. Ni-il inailiing the girls liiugh Again, Millie: Linfl Kath. :X few of the oh su li:iu-l- 5141111- srui-ir lmys. Hulfl yuui' hrurts girls. Art Dc- Lulu, Varlos Myrr, liens lJcl.isle, Don Billiaril, llulxc lhiiiccttc, Vhuck tliurtrzmrl :in-l Blilxr Drake. I,-.Uk ax :huge smiles. 11111 rcgimn fur thcm isn't hgiril Ku gurv -sclw--l's out. The lmppy by-uiurs ars: ,lane Sul- livzm. lmn Billizir-.l, Ethel llugliv-, llifrfitliy -lolmsiin, Xlil Ilulinf-Jil, liarl-:ls Mgm- .mrl Xhirrcii Smith, Senior football rp:-n luis up zignm, Dun, Hay, Art, -lim, Miki- an-l Don. . V..- 's .4 . f 1 n , s v . . i as -r 5, zu I,d ,Zf11'5..'Zl 'lA'?i'j!i'CFh '!SS'.9E '41f'17vX ?T'1al1 K 7 '.-L-Lirllf 'i-:JT TY' SFT- :sv.L'Fi'2 31 I' 1-9.5. 'lf2 s.:T5:32rQ-Tfii'-lx-SbQrJQf 1 .Q . 'p mm J, 1 'r 5 O' 2 'fa Ml J - c J 1 ' IJ 4 1 ,ul-wx I! I J X Jil ,-.xx .N ix N u For four brief years, the members of the class of 1937 have been together. Within this Iris is a chronicle of their joys, their sorrows, their studies and their play, as well as a fleeting image of McDonell Memorial High School. The class of 1937 has etched its record upon the immutable manuscript of time. It closes its high school career when Chippewa celebrates its centennial. In future years at a pause in the c1ay's occupations vivid memor- ies will be recalled when the graduates of 1937 leaf through the pages of this their yearbook. FOREWCDRD ll! '. ..v4..-a4..,,.. f Raaising beards for the Centennial are Pete Har- ings, Bob Piotrowski, War- ren Reiter, Dick Sullivan, Lionel Jasper, Vllilliam Rei- ter, Paul Reopelle, Puz Mur- phy, Bud Durch and Gerald Quigley. Grecian mood interpreted by Zl few Junior boys. View- eil in the scene are Bud Durch, Pete Harings, Bill Leiter, Puz Murpliy, Paul Reopelle, Dick Sullivan, NYar- ren Reiter, lieralrl Quigley, Lionel Jasper and Bob Pio- trowski. Gerahl Quigley gives the Czxnrlicl cuinera fiends ahreak! . Pal, il'obyAan4.l Tuily smile in anticipation of a school party. Yes, they hnally Conde- scenileil to pose. ,loan MC- Vzirtliy, Mary ,lean Connell. Catherine Abel and Berna- iline McElroy. I ilid it with my little hatchet qnoth Bud Durch in his humorous Character- ization of George Wiashing- ton. Also in the cast were Paul Reopelle as the father, Jerome Pmlrutt as the negro slave :incl Pete Harings as the cherry tree. Anil then tliere's a hit of junior 11nlchritu4,le, boys: joan, Mary Elaine, Fern, Iola and the gang. VYntch the birdie!! Ioan Mcfzirthy unil Bernailine McElroy dill. Inst Reney Semllacek, Marg Postle, Val johnson, Mary Ritzinger, Ethel Hughes, Toby Decker and NVesty Franzen swinging the jinx away! Dick Sullivan, Puz Mur- phy and Bill Reiter in a hnilille. Super-szilesinan Dnrch and his assistant Paul Reopelle. Look at Puz trying to stretch Shorty's length. Maybe it's a Maypole ilance but you can judge for yourself, The sophgs with the fetching look in their eyes are: Mary Pinch, Lucille Harings. Doris Schmidt, Elaine Kelly, Patri- cia Stumm, Dorothy Kelly and Eunice Steichen. Coaches Lloyd and Kohler View two of their football men, Puz and Reel Murphy. Shy sophs oblige again. This time they are Marie Bresina, Mary Margaret Larson, Pat Stunim, Virgin- ia Schoonoyer, anal Heral- iline Augustine. Nifty gals, what? Mary Pinch, Mary Phalen, Mary Kelley, Rose McHugh, and Ruse-mary U'l'onnell, fould that he Bob Freiileck in the background gazing iluwn un the lair inaitlens? There are the McDonell huskies again, Reopelle, Thi- betleau. Murphy anil Hur- ings are in the loregrounil. Sophomore boys gang up on Bob Sosinsky. Eugene AIelJonahl, ,loseph Karger, Bob Sosinski, llonahl De- Long, Floytl Schiecller antl Harohl Lbnnolly. Pat Connell with her ever- reaily sinile. Harolil Vonnolly, Retl Mur- phy, antl Bobby l'onnell eager to assist three sopho- more lassies, Yirginia Scho- onoyer, Pitt Stunini anil tier- ry Augustine. The cziincra-inaii ilucketl when Mary Phalen, Mary Kelly anal Pat lfonnell all ran after hini. The quizzical expression on 1Jorothy'Kelly's lace is only the result ol being sur- rountlell by Pat Stunun, Doris Schinitlt, Mary Pinch, Lucille Harings, Eunice Stei- ehen, antl Mary Kelly. Soplioinore girls prove that sunshine is an anl to beauty. lhese nianlens are Rosemary tltiunnell, Mary Elise Pha- len, Rose Mary Mcllugh, Mary Pinch, Xirginia Rit- zinger, lieriilaline Augustine, Marie Bresina :intl Mary uiargaret Larsmi. Three members of the xvllilllllgltlll skit, Pzulrutt, Reopelle, and llurch, Inforinal pose by Dorothy Kelly, Pat Lionnell, Dick Al- lartl, and Dolores Meinen. Three Sophomore girls, Angeline Stuinpf, Mary Elise Phalen, antl ,lane lJel.isle look with hopeful eyes tu- wurml their coming junior year. just Rose McHugh. 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Is it 1111- pulllrc nr 11111 girls? 111.111 111-lvert. 1121111111 Pelo- 1111111, 1i11w111111'y 111-111-1't, 141111 '1'11111'11t1111, 1.311111 NYiI1uttr, 51:111g111'-t 1Y1t1r111'1-1, Mary 1.11111 51111111, 1:11111 1'11111'1111111, ,l111L'c 1151111, X1:11'g:1rct 1111- 1 .,.1 Is 111111 1'11lr1u111 R:111z1. ,1-llllllj' l'l1:111:11 111 11 pun- 1.1 1- 111111.11. L U M B NATIO E R IVI E NAL BAN ..,.. . A 4-' . . -'----. . , ..... AA.,... ... f A 1 . ' f I I A' A- -' i ' - --v- Z . '1' A -V . f'Q'f2?2-is' if ': A ' A' M Forfy-jqve Years DIRECTORS C. A. Manclelert F. G. Martin J. D. McRae A. A. McDonell I, B. Piotrowski VU. T. Sullivan Of Successful Banking QFFICERS XV. T. Sullivan, V. Pres. F, C. Martm, Cashier T. VJ. Jennings, ASSY. Cashier V. H. Johnson, Ass't. Cashier KENNEDY'S CIRCLE K DAIRY Pasteurizecl Milk and Cream OUR XYAGONS PASS YOUR DOOR Phone 1414 P. H. MCPHEE S t a p l e a n d Fancy Groceries Phone 28 and 29 WHAT ABOUT YOUR GRADUATION SUITS? Yuu'll find your favorite fabric amoung our Spring XXYOOlCIT5fDC3UUl'Lll Checks, Plaids. Herringhones and Tweeds-tallorf ed strictly to your individual measure' ments. WE DO EXPERT REMODELING DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING Rondeau 25 Peterson 498 Bridge Street Family Hamburger Inn Mr. and Mrs. -los. Corneiller, Props. Short Orders-Light Lunches COLD DRINKS -- B E E R Phone 181-W 521 N. Bridge St. Chippewa Falls, Wis. Schultz Bros. Co. Compliments mofi Clark Grain 8: Fuel Co. ic to EBI .00 ll E. Spring St. Candy Stationery Phone 40 .QUTOGRAPI-IS 1' 1- of 7 , .LN ff' J .f I W 1 7 1 S' .24 Q I Q, L , 0 if sf ' S H I-. 7:55 Y 's 'Hb 'YY' COMPLIMENTS Compliments g W . . . of . . . ' K Pevan Transfer 8: Storage of LOCAL 86 LONG DISTANCE HAULING I wi QM Corner of Bay Grand Krause's Cafe FOUR TXVENTY-ONEand FOUR TXYENTXVTHREE NORTH BRIDGE STREET Morris Funeral Home Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin w Established 18 b fl BEAUDOIINVS Meats and Groceries None Such Can Goods Home Made Sausage If You Want Insurance of any Kind Better See Hughes Agency Gilbert E. Mower, Mgr. Phone 1405 Vw7e Deliver Pl101'1C 74 GIRLS BOYS Compliments -Dfw When Thinking of C. L. Muggah '55 Co. Drugs Sc Stationery Chippewa Falls, Vv'is. Smart Styled Clothes Shop at Max Abrarnson's 9578. r ..fYY4 , . ,. ., 5, .- .. -I - amps. 'z-g f'-r,,1-ffzf: X-FFL SP- , 5 :iff-: 1755-'55 iK?'ff3ff.'1fi T' Calendar SEPTEMBER With a crash and a bang school opened for the 1936-'37 grind. The Seniors wondered where the band was to meet them. Classes have settled down to normalcy. After weeks of hard practice, the foot- hall team journeyed to Cumberland and returned home on the short end of a 20-O score. Tough luclc. Vlfith a vengeance the Maclcmen took the Alumni into camp 7-U. Boy, did it rain! vas fa- :se Sci? COMPLIMENTS ..Of.. DR. MERTON FIELD CUMPLIMENTS . . . of . . . DR. V. K. REMINGTON D. D. s. W. C. HENSKE, M. D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Spring Bridge Chippewa Falls wsppp ip DR. A. J. SOMERS Practice lunited to diseases of the Eyes, Ear, Nose and Throat 206 Bridge Street Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin CUMPLIMENTS DR. A. R. BUTLER, D. C. Rex Blk. Phone 73611 Compliments . . . of . , . C. B. HATLEBERG, M. D COMPLIMENTS gof- DRS. HALEY KL CASEY Chippewa Falls, Wis. Alexander Wiley -ancl- Rob-ert Wiley ATTORNEYSfATfLAW Chippewa Falls, VV1s. CQMPLIMENTS . . . of . . . DR. F. T. McHUGH P. J. MURPHY ATTORNEYGXT-LAVv' Chippewa Falls, Vvliscoii in COMPLIMENTS Mof- DR. V. SPAETI-I COMPLIMENTS ..Of1 D. R. CHISHOLM, D. D IZOHQ Bridge St. Phone 3 0 COMPLIMENTS . . . of . . . DR. R. S. RODGERS zoayg Bridge sr. IN MEMORY DO f- DR. J. D. MCRAE. Bridge and Grand Avcnu Sally Ann Bread Quality is produced by a wise selection of mater' ials: science and sl-:ill and sanitary control ever its pruductxon. There is no secret or trick formula for Sally Ann Quality, 1ust true gouduess wheat selected from ccrtam localities for its healthful qualities. CHIPPEWA BAKING CO. Com pliments of Maytag Washer Sales and Service WITH BEST WISHES to the CLASS GF 1937 WEIGAND SALES COMPANY AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS Chippewa Falls, Wiscoiisiii BRULEY Q5 G!-XLL Fruits -- Vegetables Groceries Phone 888 14 Vvlest Spring Compliments . . . of . . . Cardinal Bros. Chippewa Hatchery Fred Sturrim, Prop. The Home of The Better Chick CHIl'PEVv'A FALLS, WIS. Compliments . . . of . . , Braslfs Service Station Sinclair Cas and Oil 3 , f ' J 5222525225526 ' X' ' Hanson Book +81 Stationery Co. School Supplies and Equipment Qflice Supplies Typewriters-Sporting Goods Walter Hanson, Mgr. THE STORE WITH MANY DEPARTMENTS . X , , ,wc , ' ,f OCTOBER l What a sight! All the girls appeared in their uniforms before the adoring eyes of the males. Compliments 2 The Belle of Duncan Creelcv was the feature attraction of the pep meeting -Of- for tomorrow's football ame with Spmg Valley, g Greep - Trueblood 3 Whoopeel Our second victory, as we C A wallop Spring Valley 14-6. Some team! 5 It tool: till noon, but finally the boys Ornpany noticed what happened-the girls ap- peared in their ties' Store in XVisconsin and Minnesota 7 The assembly was entertained by an excellent Safety Movie. 8 Stanleyis gridders went home, sadder but wiser men, after McDonell handed them a 7-6 shellaclcing. . 12 Long, doleful faces, sudden diligent Sults ' Dresses Cleaned and stigldingg reason? Six weeks tests begin Pressed at Hebertls to ay. - l4 Today's I. tests revealed the usual Look Then Best! quota of Einsreins and er- One Price - One Method 15-16 No teachers, no school-all the One High Level of Quality teachers are at the Teachers' meeting , at Eau crm. Hebert s Laundry '25 19 As the reports are issued some of the - facial expressions reveal the results. D 1' Y C 1 Q 3 fl 1 I1 g 20 With pomp and circumstance the Sen- iors begin preparation for their annual school party. Phone S10 DEDICHTIQ We dedicate this Iris to ALEXANDER ANGUS MCDONELL who passed to his eter- nal reward since the publication of the last Iris. Mr. McDonell's influence was not con- fined to one field but was felt in uncounted places. The McDonell Memorial High School of Chippewa Falls is a living, magnificent mon- ument to the genuine Christian spirit of A. A. McDonell as well as his illustrious father, the Hon. A. B. McDonell. The memory of A, A. McDonell will linger in Chippewa Falls as long as the Hilltop School exists-as long as the Catholic youth of this region continue to go to the McDonell Memorial High School. Daily grateful prayers well up from count- less youthful hearts and are wafted to the Great White Throne of God, pleading for the men who made a Catholic high school education possible in Chippewa Falls. POR THIRST AND HEALTH DRINK CHIPPEWA BOTTLED SDFT DRINKS Made from Pure Chippewa Spring Water with pust Enough Carbonation to Make Peppy and Snappy Sweetenecl just to Your Taste CHIPPEWA SPRINGS CORP. TELEPHONE 150 1095 P TOS - ,llliil MUPISONII M E 51519-W 0 C f NX ' 9 t e wnlllllnl Madison Silo Co. Holtz Candy Co. Manufacturers and .Ioblwcrs .vofi QUALITY CANDIES 24 East Central St. 'Compliments Betty Vee Beauty Shop Tschopp - Durch Camastral Co. Dealers in Bwuldcfk Material and Rctzul Lumb General Contractors ,md Xhrmfsrcturcrc of Mlllwork Nw Zonalltc ll'lSl,llLiUUD I H l Columlwlu Strcct AUTDGRAPHS JQ-4,4451 ' f X9 7 pf ,ZW-xv Qu. fy 794 -1-1--,,,,4-' fg 7 J, ,f v fi '- .Tfo,ut.- It-3,1 .1 ' C' ' ! I ,W . . gb up 617 .nw ' ' 3 zur M., fm I 4ffQf 76 f I1 f fx!! Our line of Implements and Vehicles of every description is complete in assortf ment, quality an dprice. Qur terms are liberal and your trade is respectfully so- licited. Chas. Henneman Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin fWeyenberg Shoe Store The Home of Good Shoes At Reasonable Prices VVC C-uarantcc Satisfaction Flutograprhs 5 gylv' Compliments f ybdyv! M fof- BQ ,uf Ju jig 1 The A M ' Mason Funeral Home Oleson Drug Store Reliable Prescription Service Com plete Drug Service Compliments . . . of. . . Pollyanna Bakery . L. ,WO few KW: 'uw ,Z 'IU ,jfyyeflf M4A,Q! OCTOBER fContinuedj Z1 Cotter came to defeat us and-well- they did, 7'6. 22 lVlcDonell's C. Y. O. organization held its first meeting and the election of officers took place. 23 Seniors and Freshmen alike awolce to find their little world covered with a carpet of sparkling snow. Er-r-r 25 T'was on a Sunday afternoon, that Wa- basha's big homecoming celebration was marred by the appearance of the Mack- men warriors, who came home with a 14-7 victory. 26-Z7 Forty hours devotion brings the stu- dents into a closer communion with Christ, our King. 30 Even an extra peppy pep meeting failed to inspire our boys this night, and Som- erset smaclced its lips with a 7-0 victory. V1 L ' 1 Q K - .gf 1 ' .1 ff ' ef ' I -f L' f'-'I 1 ,f T V-f' QV ' ,. sf K M if A V 514, .. ' Y .UM A L I lv? 1 .lv i 11, 'IJ T I f p J ,ff LL fy p I ' bl V ,V up A, pda' lbw i,,r', ,f .9 P' J 46+ A if l K , t l ,W ' , - by Vw 'L Jacobson Shoe Store , V V, L, Vitality Shoes The Story Your Picture Tells should be worth the telling. lndiiierent photography, a negative personality behind the camera, easily spoil the story. YVe have been wonderfully successful in pleasing our sit' ters, NVe are satistied we can more than please YOU, too. LINDEN STUDIO 12 East Spring Street Compliments . . . of . . . B ART E L L ' S 21-23 W. Spring Compliments ,Ofi Hoppe Music Store Radios - Refrigerators Musical lnstruments 303 Bridge St. Chippewa Falls This Is The Store NVhere Good Style, Good Quality, Fair Price, Complete Assortment and Courteous Treatment Speak for them' selves, W A T E R M A N ' S Chippewa Falls, wig. Phone 1 , 1 Q f f f ,fi of r A TT ffl! ' 's sniff 4 ' ii A is T fm A-Y ,---- Q fze Tfbl Te- T ,7 X, 'T!,,f' Tai is X 41272 ,Q it 27 -+5 K X 78 ,x ' I ,ff pw 1 L fizlligif WWW' ffl v South Side Super-Service Station Washing - Greasing - Polishing Tires and Batteries Day and Night Service Peloquin Q5 Sarazen, Proprietors S F 3 gl' , I'-'LA' .--fc, 0 A , 4, 1. N Q JYI' I lit! M ' H - ,I 1 - f' f I J , 1' ' , , Q 1 f, , D 4-I, J if T, , A d ,,ft:Ru,EN a d ELGIN WATCHES I rl lffrly y C ' fy! df Tl ,L fl NTEHIQS JEWELRY STQRE f 1, ara' I ' T 117 Bridge St. Chippewa Falls. Vxviscon in USTON CLOTHING HOUSE O New Things When They're New Highest In Quality .Lowest In Price NOVEMBER To the strains of the latest popular music of the high school terpschisoreans enjoyed themselves at the Senior Class party. Ross the Magician proved to doubting Thomas, that the hand is quicker than the eye. Playing in a blinding snowstorm in La Crosse. our stalwart gridmen closed the 1936 season by losing a heartbrealcer to St. Aquinas. Wliat fond memories- heh-heh. Proof that good music is appreciated by high school students was evidenced by the applause given Hugo Brandt and the members of his concert group. Thoughts of the poppies row on row are recalled as McDonell observes Ar- mistic Day. Our basketball team talces Holcombe, 16-5. An abundance of blaclcfaced jolcesters left the audience in paroxysms of laughter-er sumpin at the Junior-Sem ior annual minstrel. Nlother Aquina visited the school. Fr. I-lanichelc distributed lVl's to the letter winners on the successful 1936 football team. .ur-mmmrxnnasgs St. Clair-Krieger rf! . We Hart Schaffner Marx Clothing Manor Born Clothes Arrow Shirts Mallory and Lanphor l-lots 116 Bridge Street Co. NOVEMBER fContinuedj We beat Spring Valley, 15-12. Cotterls strong quint defeated us in a hard fought game. DECEMBER Sister Felice addressed the girls. Revenge is sweet, and St. Aquinas tast- ed a 13-12 defeat. Co-Capt. Doucette will doubrlessly remember that game. Spring Valley 15-McDonell 25. lVlr. Samuel W. Cwrathwell held the student body's close attention as he nar- rated his adventures in the orient. We loss to Depadua, Z1-38. Eau Clairels aggregation from St. Pats wrested an 8-ll advantage from us. Poor Boyd fell before our Blue and White avalanche, 35-11. SMART Sl-IOES . . lt! no secret that The Factory Shoe Store has the smartest Styled Shoes- and at Prices that save you money. More and more men and women are getting the htlhit of shopping at the FACTORY SHGE STORE! The Factory Shoe Store Basement Nia-on Shoe Mfg. CO. THIS IS THE STORE . . . NVhere good style, good quality, fair price, complete assortments and courteous treatment speak for them' selves. J. C. Penney Co. Inc. R. R. Roehrick, Manager I C O ,- SHIRLEY ANN BEAUTY SHOP 309 Bridge St. Phone 446 5 lmprove Your Appearance Thafs Our Business Dreher's Shiprnaifs Barber Shop Beauty Parlor Phone 815' A. C. MASON CO. Complete Home Furnishers COMPLIMENTS ...of... W. H. Stafford H. E. Stafford I-XTTORNEYSfATfLAW mpg Bridge sf. Economy Grocery Mrs. .lcssic Potter J. A. BROOKS Every Known Form of Insurance Groceries and Meats V I 124113 Bridge St. Phone 1263 340 Carson St. Phone ISO Compliments wof- J E W E L E R Bennett - LaErania 420 Bay Street Chippewa Falls, Vv'1s. Diamond Rings Wedding Rings Silverware QUALITY GIFT GOODS HW Jr? W l ,f W l 4 NORTHWESTEB I ' 6 STATE BANK A SOUND BANK, ACCEPTING BUSINESS ON A SOUND BASIS Officers Otto C. Dettloff, Pres. C. E. Rinehard, Vice Pres. A. W. Langil, Cashier R. P. Bartz, Ass't. Cashier R, B. Hanson, Ass't. Cashier Directors O, C. Dettlolf H Y. Bartlett H, V. Anderson I. F. Kelly C, E, Rinehard O. F. Trueblood C. E, Stiles A. XV. Langill G, A. Brunstad JANUARY Back to school after our Christmas va- cation. T'is true, t'is pity, tiis pity, t'is true. Plans are being made for the coming C. Y. O. dance. The Freshmen entertained the rest of the high school with their annual party. The scheduled C. Y. O. dance took place. Now we know why the girls had their heads in the air. They were invited to the Catholic Women's Study Club. St. Aquinas took its second licking from McDonell as they lost , 32-15. More groans as the semi-final exams begin. Our winning streak continues as St. Felix falls, 20-10. Stanley cut in on our streak, but pride comes before the fall. Honor ribbons were distributed to the pupils receiving first and second Scho- lastic Honors. Al Priddy, famous animal trainer ad- dressed us on the subject Can Animals Think? CHIPPEWA VALLEY AUTO COMPANY ESTABLISHED l908fF. A. BIGLER, Manager COMPLETE SERVICE ON ALL MAKES OF CARS Towing - Repairing - Body Repairing - Storage - Washing Open Day and Night Buick - Chevrolet - Cars and Trucks Headquarters For The Motorist SchWahn's Sausages I-Iave Been Famous for Quality Since l888 Eau Claire, Wis. VAUDREUIL LUMBER COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS Building Material, Dustless Coal and Coal Stokers Manufacturers of lnterior and Exterior Millwork Phone 475' McGi11Vray Dairy Co 11-ILE DRUG Prescriptions Confidentially Filled 10 13 CREAMLAND MILK BUTTER Chippewa Falls, Wis. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS Kofi RIVOLI 55 LOOP Theatres 15 17 19 22 23 24 26 FEBRUARY Donald Billiard and Kathleen Phalen were chosen Mardi Gras King and Queen by vote of the school. Our boys swamped St. Mary's of Al- toona, 22-3. A gala occasion was the Mardi Gras Ball, as dancing held sway in the Jun- ior High Gym. .lop filled every McDonell sport fan when Stanley fell 23-20. What! Again? McDonell 34, St. Felix of Wabasha 13. The 1937 Iris Staff was elected. We welcome Sister Mary Filiona as she resumes her duties as principal of McDonell. Our pugilistic fellow student, Ambrose Meagher, merges as Golden Glove Champ at Eau Claire. Ned Revord and Dorothy Picotte, the Class photographers, have been busy snapping everything. St. Pats took us 26-21. Students from St. Johnls University' debated in the assembly. The Blue and White scourge swamped Holcombe, 33-12. an yeffw ZVW QM a4CIf JWQM42 at ft 'L Wim 7 gd!! HARDWARE - AINTS - SPORTING GOODS TELEPHONE 5Z4fW AY'S HARDWARE NEI MCGILVRAY Compliments , . . of. . . Golden Rule Oil Co Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin Margaret Y5 Lucille Beauty Service Expert Attention Prompt sewing Plionc 399 EK'S BILLIARD Billiards -- Jacket Billiards Cigars, Cigarettes, News Bowling Vvere Behind the Lunilwermens National Bank ALBERT ZUTTER ELEVATOR Flour - Feed - l-lay Seed - Sugar - Poultry Wool - Tel. I75 Chippewa Falls, Elk lvlound Holcombe H. J. MISFELDT Groceries, lVleats and General Merchandise 14 S, Grove St. COMPLIMENTS , . . of. .. LEO NUNKE Service Station Standard Oil Products 4 ,bf 13 ,fdji wwf! Ml! X fy, , PM ,M My W Af , fr. f f IJ . 9 'ffwfwr lb aff X wfLf3 ww V Aff'Wy W Wy VJ! . jjlgym limAQr1 MVk Wg lA ff A995 . f COLMPANY fi X Chippewa Pialis ' Eau Claire J W if Phone 900 Phone 8431 W Launderers 8: Dry Cleaners NATIONAL ASSOCI1fiE?gifg:gi2lgij'tRS AND CLEANERS , X f X QUTQGRAPHS -?'?j77 Q Q! fuk fi. ,W ,, F 4 X 1 A , ig' '- if pp! ,Zbof A My-gtk Q! l I , 7 'LJYYVAJAJ Cf yi! .J Fi tV ,,.,.,- L - .fury vf' J 'V 1'7r'7 ,ii ' s Within the eye of honor, be assured, My purse, my person, my extremest means, Lie all unlocked to your OfCdXiOllS., fMET- chant of Venice, His heart and hand both open and both free: For what he has he gives, what he thinks he shows, Yet gives he not till judgment guide his boun- ty. -fTroilus and Cressidaj Mr. A. A. McDonell COMPLIMENTS OF . . . JOSEPH P. MONPAS BAY STREET GROCERY HENRY J. SCHWARTZ JIM FALLS DAIRY MAX SCHULDT BUCHANNAN'S JACK HEBERT ROBERT PITSCH NILA DURCH FRANCIS PORN WM. NADREAU CHIPPEWA VALLEY INSURANCE CO. JOHN GLOBENSKY EAST SIDE GARAGE YELLOW CAB COMPANY Best Wishes To The Class ,O fi 1937 SKOGMO CAPE ALWAYS OPEN MARCH 2 The basketball season ended with a heartbreaking defeat from Ladysmith. 5 Dr. Mei-Iugh addressed the assembly. 9 Oh, well! Report cards will come. 10 Beginning the vocation series, Mr. Sul- livan spoke to the assembly. Compliments .Of- I-Ieinie's Tavern 8 W. Grand Ave. I1 Father Ausmann and Dr. McHugh continue the series. I2 Mr. Floyd Maloney spoke about law enforcement. 15 Brother Eleazer of St. Mary's College and Dr. Haley speak. I6 The Seniors' Vocation Novena ends. 17 The Bird of St. Patrick is presented by the students. Father McGurk gave a short history of St. Patrick's life. Williams Oil-O-lVlatic -- Air Conditioning -- Westing- house Refrigeration GEO. F. KURTH Heating and Plumbing Engineer Z1 W. Central St. Chippewa Falls, Wiscons MORRIS HAT and DRESS SHOPPE lVlillinery - Dresses Lingerie -- l-losiery The Best at the Lowest Pricc COME IN AND SEE THEM HENRY WILLI Quality lVleats and Groceries Phone 204 501 Woodward Av. You are Always Welcome at The Chippewa Drug Store Prescriptions -- News Fountain Service Max Mueller, Mgr. Cor. Bridge G? Grand Phone 1200 R. W. Gutknecht MARKET and GROCERY Chippewa Farmers Store GROCERIES and MEATS Homemade I5 W. Central St. Quality Sausages Phone 880 Chippewa Falls, Wis. Phone 68 440 Elm Sr. Phone 1417 Walter Ben ' Schwaner Bredesen Thompson's Hardware -and- Metal Shop D. S. MICHAEL GROCERIES and Quality Service M E- A T 5 Phone 228 15 XV. Spring St. Phone 68 l1 iMI!fx!f1lilhA Reagan:-asm Z Wishing You All Success in Studies and Athletics CHIPPEWA HERALD TELEGRAM THE PAPER THAT'S EQUAL TO ALL CHIPPEWA FALLS WISCONSIN Compliments of CHIPPEWA FALLS WOOLEN MILL CO. MANUFACTURERS OF Sport Clothing For All The Family We Appreciate Your Support CHIPPEWA MODEL DAIRY COMPANY CHIPPEWA FALLS, WISCONSIN CHIPPEWA BUTTER and ICE CREAM PASTEURIZED MILK and CREAM ' -x gf -gfff 599, AUTOGRAPHS , ,f I, A- ' QWMAJ M-cdizf' Make Your Home UP T0 DATE With Modern Gas and Electric Appliances RANGES - WATER HEATERS - REFRIGERATORS NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY THE EAU Compliments of CLAIRE LEADER APRIL April Fool's Day hrings Mr. Linden and his camera. Formal correctness marked the C.Y. O. Formal Ball. All students receive rhe Tuherculin Test from Dr. Mcl-lugh. Boys stay home as the girls wear their suits for the C. Y. O. Girls' Dance. Is there no remedy for Spring Fever? Dante,s Paradiso was explained to the students hy Reverend A. McGurk. Prof. Haukohl from Marquette talks ec - -' - - as on Curiosities Concerning Vocations. The Juniors and Sophomores sponsor a henifit dance. Movies of the Byrd Antarctic Expedi- tion help keep us warm. Bishop Griffin administers Confirmation in an impressive ceremony. The Sophomore Spring Skip enter- tains the school. A safety movie is given in the auditor- ium. Compliments .4012 Montgomery Ward J . J. PHALEN Plumbing -- Heating Electric Refrigeration Ventilating Oil Burners and Stokers 35 XV. Central St. Phone 483 me THE FIRST SATIQNAL BANK Establ shed 1873 GR! Img., Chippewa Falls,Wis. Established 1873 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Our sixty fourth year of continuous banking service ONE OF WISCONSIN'S OLDEST BANKS CLOVER DAIRY CO. MANUFACTURERS OF Clover Brand Ice Cream, Butter, Milk, Cream and Cottage Cheese. Shippers of Sweet Cream Tel. 608 413 Bay Street CHIPPEWA FALLS, WISCONSIN MAY The eighth grade presents Camou- flage, their class play. The Iris goes to press. Are we tired? First rehearsal of rhe Senior Class play is given. NA Pair of Sixesf' is presented before an enthusiastic audience. Will someone please notify the members of the cast when Cecil B. DeIVIille calls up? Zl Final exams cause last-minute anx- ieties for the Seniors. A delegation of Seniors represent Mc- Donell at the Marion Congress. 28 Final Exams for the rest of the school. The publication of the 1937 edition of the Iris brings forth a great deal of praise for the hard-working staii. jane Sullivan, in an inspiring ceremony, crowns the Queen of May. -Baccalaureate Exercises are held in No- tre Dame Church. I I I T O G S, I N C . I I I Clothing and Furnishings I I I Where Friendliness Prevails I I I TOM CASWELL - HAROLD KEHNL ', .,.,., W -.fQi .. -. - -s 'fNZ?2i,2525 JOHNSON STUDIO Photographers Engravers Lithographers EAU CLAI RE, WISCONSIN Coompliments of J. LEINENKUGEL BREWING CO. JUNE Class Day for the Seniors. A graduation breakfast and final gracl- uation exercises bring clown the curtain on another scholastic year at McDonell Memorial High School. Flutoqraphs I ,I I A ' I q Y N 1 ,. V. - I X 5 V K N COMPLIIVIENTS OF MCCARTHYS L1QUoR sToRE Chippewa Falls, Wis. COMPLIMENTS .Of- MOTOR BUS CQ. Friendly Service COMPLIMENTS . . . . . of. . . Silver Gull Cafe WEST sims BARBER SHOP 322 Gilwon Strict Phone 3337 Lcc Haris, Prop. Eau Claire' 1002 Pearl St. Chippewa Falls SUCCESS MQSKQWITZ Hide and Fur Co. NEW' and USED STEEL . I-I. P. McALEER Kc SON Furnace Heating and Ventilating Sheet Metal Work and Repairing IilwlVPL'l.k'.l lfall-. Vflxgumi in merchandising today means proper sign advertising BUCKLEY SIGN SERVICE Spring St. COMPLIMENTS ,Of- Smith Shirt Shop CHIPPEVJA FALLS, WIS. Compliments of . . . W. A. S. HONAN . . . Jeweler . . . Compliments of the . . . Standard Oil Co. C. Bejin Thomas Brestina-Tilden GENERAL BLACKSMITH AND ACETELENE WELDING -Tavern- LEINENKUGEL BEER ALWAYS ON TAP COMPLIMENTS -Of. Nein's Barber Shop 5 E. Spring Street T .Flutographs rf JMC? Lrviz ,J ,ae 21-M' We .MQ rf' uf-if f ' wi F lf ,Yr 6 B ,Me Q- ?Z'2 v 32 Q JEL yy X ,UVII f-v-ff 'XSALP A ' Il, NJ yx.4,f,,,4'y f'+Tfr'3fzff'ZzH Mfiifl Eye 745- AW-fl! ina aaw fee Oizziz ,M J fi iff , .!7aAj ,.,.,.,45f4l' ,aff-171--'f'44 7 'D AUTOGRAPHS r' 4f!4,1.'lfd1 60.1411 ',rf59 ff I- 4- 'V ve! A,-590 fvv-U of-ou ,life-f'4fl-'f-4,441 ' . . A f 1 51,7 W. I .J l If J' I, ,frfi -' j y ,, ,-4,1 4 V IJ Ln' ' - I -A XJ , ,,,.,.--,, . vDZL,f1'l'- ,ll la, ' I I 1 n T Rio-lf, If R 471 Z I ' 4,,4Q', If nf Q V fl' U ., I 1 C JM, 1 Y Wm. Samuelson Dry Goods Company Eau Claire's Quality store I-H South Barstow Wm. H. Kurth Roofing and Heating 21 West Central DETTLOF F 'S DRUG STORE DRUGGIST Q PHARMACIST 120 Bridge Street Telephone 60 You'll Appreciate THE Haircut You Receive AT MAVES BARBER SHOP
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