McDonell High School - Iris Yearbook (Chippewa Falls, WI)

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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 ,-