1934-1935 Chippewa Falls High School Monocle Yearbook Wisconsin With Extras For Sale

Condition is "Used". Very good. Has lots of signature in it.

Book belonged to Clarice Willenbockel

Very good condition.

Comes with everything you see in photos .

LEONE ABEL

All shod with steel,

She skims along the polished ice

In games confederate.

BEATRICE D. ABRAMS

Life has many and varied ends,

But the best it brings is the love

of friends.

Athena 3, 4; Declamatory 2, 3, 4; Ex-

tempore Reading 2; Thanksgiving Pro-

gram 4; Monocle Stunt 3; G.A.A. 2.

EARL N. ANDERSEN

Thou hast a stout heart and strong

hands.

Thou canst supply thy wants.

Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4;

Boys' Octette 4; Boys' Quartette 3, 4;

Tournament Soloist 2, 3, 4; Band 2;

Attorney for the Defense 3; The

Patchwork Quilt 4; Armistice Program

2, 3; Christmas Program 4; Courtin' 3;

Basketball Manager 4; Football 3, 4.

LILLIAN N. ANDERSON

Do you know that

friends and friends and friends ga-

you've got

lore

Who'd be happy to have you here

ever so many years more?

Declamatory 2, 3, 4; Monocle Stunt 3;

The Courtin' 3; Washington Program

4; Class Play 4.

NORMAN BACKUS

I will do my best; always be sure

of that.

Band 2, 3, 4; Monocle Stunt 2, 3; Christ-

mas Program 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Ex-

tempore Speaking 2, 4; Oratory 3. Neg-

ative Debate Team 2, 3, 4; Team Cap-

tain 4; Honor Roll.

DOROTHY R. BARTZ

Magnetism and mirth unite in her.

G.A.A. 2; Declamatory 2, 3; Honor

Roll 2, 3; Honor Roll.

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FLORENCE A. BOWE

I burn my candle at both ends

It will not last the night.

But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends,

It gives a lovely light.

Honor Roll 3.

LEONE M. BOWE

The heart of honor, the tongue

truth.

Honor Roll 3.

ROBERT BOWE

To be strong is to be happy.

Monocle Stunt 3.

MARGARET J. BREDESEN

Generous, thoughtful,

To all is true.

Athena 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Glee Club 3,

Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Declamatory 2,

3; The Patchwork Quilt 4; Christmas

Program 3.

LORRAINE C. BRIST

Regard me as your friend.

Declamatory 2, 3, 4; Attorney for the

Defense 3; The Patchwork Quilt 4;

Thanksgiving Program 4; Thanks Aw-

fully, 3; Honor Roll 2, 3; Extempore

Reading 3.

RACHAEL A. BROWN

Her heart goes before, like a lamp,

And illumines the pathway.

G.A.A. 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed

Chorus 3, 4; Declamatory 2,3; The

Patchwork Quilt 4; Thanks Awfully

3; Monocle Stunt, 3.

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BERT L. CRAIN

My tongue within my lips I'll rein

For who talks much must talk in

vain.

NORMAN CRIPE

He forges ahead toward a definite

goal.

LENORE M. CROSBY

admits no obstacles,

Her

Her disposition covers no clouds;

The world needs many of her kind.

Fntered from Colby High as a Senior.

Athena 4, Declamatory 4, Washington

Program 4, Honor Roll, News Editor

4, Class Play 4.

JACK W. DANNER

His Alma Mater is better for hav-

ing known him.

Chi-Hi Frolic 2, Christmas Play 2, Ed-

ucation Week Program 2, 3; Speech

2, 3, 4; Oratory 3, 4; Extempore Speak-

ing 3, 4; N.F.L. State

ment 3;

Debate 3, 4; First place in State Ex-

tempore Speaking Contest.

HELEN L. CROUSE

She looks shy and sweet, but she

never misses a trick.

Entered from Notre Dame as a Senior.

Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus

Patchwork Quilt 4, Honor Roll.

4, The

CLARK L. DAVIS

He does his share; he's fair and

square.

Forestry 2, 3, 4; Oratory 4.

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MILDRED E. HANDT

Of manners gentle, of affections.

mild.

Athena 3, 4. G.A.A. 2; Declamatory 3;

Honor Roll 2, 3; Librarian 4.

JOHN J. HANLEY

Naught have I to worry over.

Fact team 3; Stock Judging 4.

PHYLLIS L. HANSEN

Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and

low,

An excellent thing in a woman.

Athena 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Decla-

matory 3; Monocle Stunt 3; Thanks

Awfully 3; Washington program 3.

FLORENCE HARLEY

True to her word, her work, and

her friends.

Athena 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; G.

A.A. 2, 3; Declamatory 3; Monocle

Stunt 3; Honor Roll 2, 3. Student Sec-

retary 4.

VICTOR J. HEIN

He can dream and not make dreams.

his master.

Forestry 4; Honor Roll 3.

NINA M. HUNT

Unselfconscious and sincere.

Athena 3, 4; Monocle Stunt 2; Honor

Roll 2, 3; Honor Roll,

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VIRGINIA HUNTER

Names may mean much or nothing.

Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4;

Music contest, Soprano Solo 3, 4; Chi-

Hi Frolic 2; The Patchwork Quilt 4;

Christmas program 2, 3; Monocle Stunt

3, 4; Thanks Awfully 3. Class Secre-

tary and Treasurer 2; G.A.A. 2.

LORRAINE JOHNHOLTZ

In character, in manners, in all

things, the supreme excellence is

simplicity.

MARIAN C. JOHNSON

A merrier girl within the limits of

becoming mirth

I never spent an hour's talk withal.

Athena 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Declamatory 2,

3; Monocle Stunt 3; Honor Roll 2;

Student Secretary 4; American Le-

gion Award 4.

PAUL JOHNSON

Leave me to quietude and content.

CHARLES JUSTER

Why worry and pine?

It ill becomes a man.

ZELLA J. KAMP

She stretches out an eager hand to

life.

G.A.A. 2.

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LEON J. LOFTHUS

He likes fun, fooling, and good fel-

lowship.

Band 2, 3, 4; Stage-manager Attorney

for the Defense 3; Class Secretary-

Treasurer 4; Pep Committee 3.

ILLENE E. LUBACH

Her mind as bright as shiny new

scissors.

Athena 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4;

Band 2, 3, 4; Tournament Solo 3; Tour-

nament duet 4; Christmas program 3;

Honor Roll, 2, 3, 4; Valedictorian.

MARLOW W. MAGNUS

He lends his head and hand to the

creation of beauty.

Band 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 4; Monocle

Stunt 2; Saxaphone Solo 3, 4; Prom

Committee 3; Honor Roll 4; Monocle

Staff 2, 3, 4; Pep Program 3; Saxa-

phone Quartette 2, 3, 4.

MARTHA MALKIN

May all your ships come home

Full-laden with bright and precious

cargoes.

Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4;

Girls Sextette 2; Soprano Solo 3; Chi-

Hi Frolic 2, 3; The Patchwork Quilt

4; Christmas program 2, 3; Monocle

Stunt 2, 3; G.A.A. 2.

FRANCIS 8 -----------

DOROTHEA E. RHEINGANS

Thou openest the mysterious gate.

into the 3; Declamatory 2, 3.

MAURITTA I. ROONEY

She keeps her dreams close shut

within her breast.

EUNICE V. ROYCRAFT

Noble in every thought and every

deed.

Declamatory 3, 4; Honor Roll 4.

EVELYN V. RYAN

Not loquacious but likable.

Declamatory 3.

BEULAH A. SANDQUIST

Fair and peaceful as summer.

G.A.A. 2.

LOIS SCHREIN

Never to be daunted by work.

Athena 3, 4, President; G.A.A. 2, 3;

Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4;

(irls' Sextette 4; Declamatory 2, 3;

The Patchwork Quilt 4; Tournament

Soloist, contralto; Monocle Stunt 2, 3;

Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Student Secretary;

Mademoiselle Tania; Class Play 4;

Honor Roll.

DOROTHY SEBENTHAL

The sunbeams of a cheerful spirit.

Athena 3,4; Student Secretary

Band 3, 4.

4;

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THE MONUCLE

Honor Students

The students represented in this picture are Sen-

iors who have received signal honors.

ILLENE LUBACH

STELLA FAVELL

Salutatorian and best all around girl

NORMAN BACKUS

Best all around boy

JOHN KOPISCHKIE

American Legion Medal

Valedictorian

MARIAN JOHNSON

American Legion Medal

SENIOR HONOR ROLL AND

UPPER QUARTER

1. Illene Lubach

2. Stella Favell

3. Margaret Klages

4. Juanita Ehlers

5. Helen Crouse

6. Lois Schrein

7. Marian Nelson

8. Mildred Handt

9. Florence Harley

10. Nina Hunt

11. Anna Belle Walsh

12. Geraldine Olson

13. Margaret Mary McGillivray

14. Norman Backus

15. Richard McIlquham

16. Doris Nelson

17. Rosemary Cournoyer

18. Lenore Crosby

19. Dorothy Bartz

20. James Potter

21. Lorraine Brist

22. Edward Gangstad

23. Thelma Sorenson

24. Leanetta Nielsen

25. Victor Hein

26. Anna Doncevic

27. Verden Bly

28. William Zesiger

29. Elaine Colin

30. Arleane Sebesta

31. Rachael Brown

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Junior Class

Class officers: Lester Krause, president;

Doris Johnson, vice president; Rolland

Johnson, secretary and treasurer.

Row I: L. Bohnert, L. Ainsworth, G.

Bender, C. Bejin, R. Bartz, B. Barry.

Row II: S. Barrington, B. Anderson, E.

Anderson, K. Bourgeois, G. Anderson,

M. Allen, K. Barrington.

Row III: V. Boettcher, L. Billard, E.

Boyce, H. Borgman, R. Anderson.

Row IV: G. Badman, E. Boettcher, E.

Anderson, A. Bettner.

Row I: R. Dreher, K. Dick, P. Drake,

S. Clark, C. Danner, M. DeLonge.

Row II: M. Dahl, J. Colin, H. Dunlap,

H. Ehlers, H. Dernovsek, L. Cleveland.

Row III: D. Crain, R. Cripe, I. Dumars,

B. Cyr, H. Connell.

Row IV: D. DeMars, R. Butak, R. Carr,

L. Dodge.

Row I: B. Gunderson, W. Gillette, W.

Greenwald, A. Geosser, D. Gilbertson,

G. Goetz.

Row II: B. Germain, D. Gall, L. Freese,

E. Helland, M. Gaynor, B. Elstran.

Row III: M. Eaton, G. Hartman, B.

Griffin, W. Ek, M. Gunderson.

Row IV: R. Henneman, C. Hanson, W.

Harper, R. Gelina.

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A. Maxwell, President; H. Anderson,

Vice-President; H. Thronson, Sec. and

Treas.

Row 1: L. Smola, G. Joas, J. Whelan, J.

Weigand, G. Elliot, J. Hanzlik, M.

Cardinal.

Row II: B.

Brunner, B. Anderson, R.

Dorland, I. Ritland, L. Tuttle, E.

Bowe, L. Anderson.

Row III: L. McIlquham, A. Uhler, E.

Weiss, O. Gram, J. Waffle, A. Altman.

Row IV: M. Ackley, R. Solberg, J. Cas-

well, P. Murphy.

Row I: E. Burich, G. Bostwick, C. Bowe,

G. Brunstad, D. Ashley, R. Arts, C.

Christenson.

Row II: H. Boettcher, E. Benwere, L.

Buchanan, D. Brown, H. Anderson, G.

Abrams, B. Bergeron.

Row III: M. Buerger, R. Bergeson, D.

Brist, N. Christensen, A. Barber, E.

Buttenhoff.

Row IV: C. Bergeron, P. Anderson, R.

Anderl, J. Bishop.

Row I: E. King, D. Koepke, E. Krejci.

B. Johnson, J. Johnson, V. Hoepner,

K. Johnson.

Row II: J. Krueger, L. Larson, B. Larson,

E. Kastner, T. Henneman, B. Klund,

L. Hoyard.

Row III: E. Tilton, L. Larson, J. Larson,

P. King, M. Mongworthy, B. Lambert.

Row IV: W. Holter, G. Johnson, L.

Kramer, C. Korn.

thirty-one

JACK DANNER WINS FIRST PLACE IN STATE EXTEMPORE SPEAKING

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TEACHER TRAINING

ROW ONE: R. Heidtke, V. Gunderson, G. Monat, N. McCann, H. Heidtke, L. Bowe, D. Aldworth.

ROW TWO: N. Ringer, E. Matott, I. Pederson, Miss Gibson, Teacher, L. Balts, A. Polhamus, P. Sparks.

ROW THREE: A. Hanson, T. Bertrand, R. Schlenk, H. Schmidt, L. Sweeney, J. Hinzie, M. Hanson.

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MIXED CHORUS

ROW ONE: D. Ross, B. Williams, R. Voshmik, A. Klages, B. Collins, J. McGilvray, E. Anderson, W.

Zesiger, W. Sprague, W. Wickman, W. Klatt, L. Gutwasser, L. Dodge.

ROW TWO: D. Gilbertson, W. Peterson, J. Kraft, K. Bourgeois, E. Peterson, M. Jasper, F. Madden, H.

Crouse, M. McGillvray, B. Lambert, L. Schrein, M. Malkin, B. Young, S. Clark.

ROW THREE: K. Johnson, D. Linden, M. Bredesen, G. Olson, G. Abrams, M. Nelson, D. Cardinal, D.

Nelson, N. Ness, M. Bonnin, M. Gaynor, V. Hunter, N. Backus, K. Sargent.

ROW FOUR: W. Ek, W. Wells, R. Durch, V. Bly, J. Lohrie, N. Meslow, pianist, Miss Averill, instructor,

S. Favell, F. Schuster, N. Cote, R. Brown, M. Dahl.

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15 SQUAD

ROW ONE: Left to Right: Krause, Murphy, Bostwick, Bergeron, Coach Roels, Larson, Harper, Boett-

cher and Salling.

ROW TWO: Barrington, W. Loiselle, Butak, Ackley, Caswell, Loiselle, Anderson, Kopischkie, and Thorn.

ROW THREE: Sullivan, Carr, Nelson, Gunther, Wall, Captain Gutwasser, Young, J. Murphy, Findlay

and Jasper.

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AURO DZEA

28

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IN FORMATION

BACKS: Wall, Jasper, Kopischkie, Young, Krause, and Nelson.

LINE: Gunther, Findlay, Gutwasser, Carr, Thorn, Loiselle, Murphy, and Sullivan.

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CHIPPEWA CHIPPEMA

12

BASKETBALL SQUAD

ROW ONE: Nelson, Carr, Larson, Coach Roels, Manager Anderson, Mitchell, Jasper.

ROW TWO: Larson, Krause, Kopischkie, Captain Wall, Gunther, Young, Krause, H. Wall, G. Nelson, R.

Carr, J. Jasper, J. Kopischkie, N. Sullivan, L.

Gutwasser, M. Gunther, B. Young, L. Sloan, J.

Murphy, S. Findley, E. Loiselle, R. Butak, R.

Thorn.

BASKETBALL: M. Gunther, B. Larson, E. Larson,

J. Kopischkie, N. Sullivan, H. Wall, G. Nelson,

L. Krause, J. Jasper.

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GOLF

On April 23, Mr. Mauseth issued the yearly call

for golfers. He pronounced the ultimatum that the

try-outs would be held rain or shine. Did it rain!

And how! But the players played the initial round

in the driving rain on the Ojibwa course.

made the greens very slow and the tees very slippery.

However the ardor of the contenders was not damp-

ened even if the players themselves were.

The rain

On April 25, the match was played at the Eau

Claire Country Club links, the teams of LaCrosse

Logan, LaCrosse Central, Eau Claire and Chippewa,

participating. The local team was defeated, chiefly

because of a lack of practice.

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LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

Maxwell, Abraham, White, Nicolai, Michaud, O'Connell, Stumm.

Night School Basketball 1934-1935

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FACULTY MEMBERS

JUNIOR HIGH

Row 1-Edna Ackerknecht, Teach-

College, Milwaukee Art.

Vernon Knox, Teachers College,

Oshkosh, Manual Training and

Band.

ers

Row 2-Mary Davis, B.E., Teach-

ers College, Oshkosh, Mathema-

tics.

Row 3-Harriet Averill, M. of Mu

sic, McPhail School of Music,

Music. Rose

Minneapolis,

Durch, B.A., University of Wis-

consin, English and 4-Mildred

Teachers College, Stevens Point,

Domestic Science. Estelle Clark,

Ph.B., Ripon, Science.

Row 5-Doris McGill, Teachers

College, Eau Claire, Arithmetic.

THE S

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Like Christmas, Stunt Night comes but once a

year; but like Christmas, it is anticipated for many,

many weeks, and remembered happily for many

more.

This year it was of a somewhat different nature,

the carnival element being eliminated, and the main

show in the auditorium as well as the floor show in

the gymnasium being given twice. By this method

much of the congestion in the building was avoided

and every one was enabled to see both shows.

The main show was, as usual, an excellent produc-

tion. It was divided into four unrelated acts. The

first represented "The Coming of the Rajah" and

portrayed a group of students dancing and singing.

The second part of it was a farce with a touch of

eigh

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THE MO

Junior E

The major social event of Chippewa Falls High

School-the Junior Prom was held at the Junior

High School Gymnasium on Saturday, May 4.

The decoration motive was Dutch. Tulips, Lat-

tice, wooden shoes, and windmills furnished a typical

Dutch setting for this elaborate event. Entertain-

ment was given in Dutch style to harmonize with

the surroundings. Joan and Jimmy Bailey, Barbara

Anne Dreher, Jane Frenette and Roberta Hanzlik

rendered novelty dance numbers. A vocal solo,

The Little Dutch Mill, was given by Lorraine

Schwaner.

The main event of the evening the grand march

-was staged at 10:30 with the Prom King, Lester

Krause, and the Queen, Lou Lange, leading the

procession to the tune of Jack Zesiger's orchestra.

The following committees under the supervision

of the class advisers, Miss Walsh and Mr. Wrage,

spent a great deal of time in putting this event over

successfully: Decoration committee: William Lar-