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Regis High School - Chi Rho Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI)

- Class of 1937

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Regis High School - Chi Rho Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI) online collection, 1937 Edition, Cover

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K1 ' L, Meet Glue Auxiliary Bishop -XVING personally met h1S Excel lency WV1111am Rxchard Grlffin Aux111ary Blshop of Ia Crosse was C9I ll3.lH1y good fortune but havlng met hlm lnformally 1n 111s oxxn sulte of rooms at St Fr ancls Hosp1tal at La Crosse was a s1ngu1'1r pleasure In appearance the B1 hop 13 calm and fhy n1i'ed H1s eyes parkle w1tn frlendly mter st H1s concern for all s 11oo1 actlxltles lb o 1n tense that It IS sald he IS never too busy to speak to anyone xx no IS lnttlcsted ln tue subject The 111g1e wo1d xxork e p'a1n toaffrcat extent 0111 Blsl ops r1 e to 1115 11e lt 10 1 ton The stacls of 1 ttzr bool anl ec cms :1 t1ca1 reports xxhlch wele neatly p1'ed upon hls desk xx e1e a V1S1U16 6112191106 of 111s 1n'1u try 11 111.6 1n ine cvty of Chrcsgo Thu ty years go he was oruamed a prlest by the late .11 rc bl nop Oulgiey Two years affo he was co etrsfel au 111 ry b1shop of La Cro se I xx s efctrerrely n o e ted ln the 1ourn11 1s11c cxpeuence of vxl ch 111s Excellency to d me Wren the Eu hsrlstvc Congress was held ln Clnca 0 B1Sh0D Cllifin then NtOIlSlg'n0z G1 1f'1n xx as appomted by h1s Fmmence Card 1na1 Munde1e1n to QUDGIWISE the pub11c1ty of the Congress Blshop Gr1il1n told me ID no uncertaln words that the task xx as a Job Because of the lazlness of some news paper reporters of our met1opo11tan new papers we had a dliiicult tlme m brmgmg news of the Euchar1st1c Congress to tne press Sald Blshop Grlffin We petlt10Hed begged and lmplored newspaper ed1tors and reporters to g1ve us more pub11c1ty but to no avail News d1d not appear F1nally we drew the conc1us1on that the edltors and reporters xx ere too 11 J to spend the tlme wr1t1ng on the Eur-har1 tlc Congress so we d1d the vxrxt- mg for them I oxgamzed a gloup of prxests who were to p epale the necessary publxclty for the John Carpenter, 38 Congress Then we began to seek a more effectlxe way of brlngmg pub11c1ty to the press I took up a pocket prayer book and began to vxute I copled the Mass verbatlm In Enlfllsh We then sent the copy to the ed1t ors of XHIIOUS newspapers Thexr work was done for them On the fomloxvmg Sunday one of Ch1cago s leadmg rexx spapers carrled the Mass 1n Eng 11 11 on the front page WV1th thlS capt1on The 071771 Mass' Prmted In Englzsh Trzat Has Ft Cl R1 1 ZPL Publzsl ed In An Amerzcan News pope: Tl 14 saxd lbs Exrcellencx IS mx favor IIC pm t 111 proxlrg that Cathollcs mu t send out tnelr teachlnfrs and the1r philosophy The 1 'xx o do th1s IS through pubhcatxon he lrnnlled subjects the Cathohc Press and 1tS re sponslblhty Ou conversfttlon then drlfted on commun 1sm The best way to combat communl rn 1 by prayer and profe sxon of the truth ald the B1shop Cathollc news must fill a place IH our IIBYVQDZDCI If xt does not the propaganda and lmmoral teachmgs of the commumsts x 111 fill the columns Ignorance has been the cause of much mlsunderstand mg of Cdth01lC p1lI'lClp18S Communl m s 0' cat hope IS to make nts lnroads 1nto the uneducated and mlsled mmds of the people In the dlOC8Q9 of La Crosse sald B1 hop Grlffin there have been no serlous slgns of commumsm I asked why He told me tlrxs We have one of the finest systems of catechetlcal tralmng 1n the Confratermty of Chrlstlan Doctrlne ln the Unlted States thanks to the work of Blshop McGav1ck the pr1e ts and the rellglous that SUDSYVIQC the FQIISTIOUS trslmng of the chlldren When Cathollc people real ze the lrnportance of sendmg thpll' cl rldren to Cathollc school vxe 1 111 not need to have any fear of com mumsm for our students W111 be able to fight 5 W1 I l 1 1 1 1 3 ff ' ' 1 1 I , - -- ... 1 - X 4 - -, ....1.. 1 7 . . . 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' V U' , . v - . . , . - r ' ., , - ' E AMROCK thls ev1l wlth good sound knowledge that only a Cathohc school can glve The B1shop bemg mtensely mterested 1n the schools of our dlocese mu t HQCGSSHFIIY be mterested ln the students After the lnter new I asked a student of Aqumas Hlgh School whether the Blshop attends any of the events at thelr school I was su1pr1sed to learn thatvshen clrcumstance pe m1t Bxshop Gruhn attends most every lrnportant 3X'tlV 1ty of Aqumas This mterest 1n students by no means ceases wlth the graduatlon exe CISBS for h1S Excellencys support of the Cathollc Youth Orgamzatlon has helped mal e It one of the most successful umts of actlon ln the dlocese We often mentloned Bxshop McGav1ck dur mg the 1nterv1ew He IS counted as one of the greatest frlends of boys and gurls not only ln thlS d1OC6S6 but also ln many local 1t1es ln other parts Blshop McGav1ck started hls unlt of the Holy Name Soclety Wlth a handful of faxth ful m mbers and he has ralsed the organ 17at1on to the plane where we see lt today our Auxlluuy Bxshop sald He has promoted countless other act1v1t1es durlng h1s fifty 3 ears as prlest When I was about to leave the rooms of Blshop Grlilin that afternoon I notlced a pzctule of Hls Emlnence George Cardmal Mundeleln On the bottom of the photo was wrltten these words To Rach Peverend ionszgnor Wzl lzam R Goztfzn a zealous pnesf and a hu fed co ns for on the occaszon of hts f ia! 1nd my bfst 'wishes and blesszngs fStgnc'dj George Cardmal Mzmdelem Ad Multos Annos Chicago May 25 1932 These s1mple words of Cardmal Mundele1n are a cal character sketch of our Auxlllary Blshop Hls work ln the dlocese durlng the short tlme he has been w1th us IS proof that he IS blessed by God Jubilee Congratulations Fzftp golden pears have passed ln the przestly life of our Bzshop Most Reverend Alexander J Mc6av1ck Holy years they have been marked by sacrifices and sujferzng Durmg these years he has gzven his strength and talents to the Church We are not unmzndful of the spzrztual benefits that have come to us' through hzs labors Szncere thanks and happzness on his Jub lee day! For Twenty five pears Monszgnor C E Dowd has been a przest and he has spent everjv one of those years m our parzsh save for the short tzme he served ln the Army To recount the help he has gwen to the thousands that have come under hzs charge would be next to zmposszble That hzs days may be blessed 18 the wish of those for whom he has worked. T H S H ' l . . . , . . ' 9 , I - . . ,, . . . ,, . . , , A a . n . 1 1 . , s' s- ' ' . . . ,I ' 1 T , 1 ! Y S Y 9 l . V k . . I . - 1 A U ' U V. 4 7' . . . . . 1 cf f Ar- ' I.- . '. . ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' 5: , :Q tc I ' ' ' . . . silver Sacerrlotal Jubilee, with my con- ' N frwv ll zona 1 . ' a Q N u ' 37 T' A v . .h - . . . . , , , , A y - T I . . U . . . . , , , . . . - . Y F 4 1 ' , X' ' . e.! . , . , . . , . 1 o . . I - I o - , a . ! , . HE t1me 9 30 the day Saturday the place Tom s Grocery James and I usually spend the day at the store Tom a good natured soul tolerates us At ten o clock the second load of grocerles departs from the store to be conveyed to the respectlve customers humble domlclles About fifteen mlnutes to ten Tom says Why don t you guys make yourselves useful as well as ornamental? Put up some orders Thxs ranks hlgh ln our catagory of plea sures It s great sport welghmg out a pound of sugar and ten cents worth of cookles W congratulate ourselx es on the fourth of a cent profit we make for our dear fr1end Tom But our trlumph IS short llved the reason be1ng that a mlddle aged gentleman has come through the front portals of Tom s D1spen sary of Eatables ThlS gentleman comes to a halt before the C0Ok16 case opens the cover and plucks up a luscxous chocolate covered morsel He contlnues walkmg around the store mast1cat1ng th1s t1db1t Agam he comes to a halt before that place and another of the same proportlon 1S conveyed lnto the yawn ln cavnty Thls contlnues mdeflnltely untxl finally fully a dozen of those temptmg cook1es are devoured In the end he says Tom bet ter glve me a dlme s worth of cracker After th1s moocher has departed Tonf looks at the hole made 1n h1S thlrty cent a pound cookles and sadly shakes h1s head But he IS hardly through mutterxng lmprecatlons at and about such humans when IH walks a customer He talks about the Weather and then orders a bottle of mllk and a blt OL cheese and ends by saylng Tom put a nlckel s worth of ICB cream ln three cone for my klds w1ll you? After thls speclmen has left Tom looks pale and drawn and 1n no mood to b trlfled wlth James and I then get busy and try to make up the losses We throw caut1on to the wlnds and lgnore the clouded look on our b9H9f3CfO1 s face and proceed to rouse h1m by pok1ng fun at hmm 7 Patience, Tom John Bast, 38 Everythlng goes well for awhlle untll he says John how much do you owe me? I tell hlm How long have you owed lt? he contlnues mercllessly By thls tlme We are sl1d1ng to the rear door and freedom And as we drlft out of slght and hearmg he mutters some thlng about the varled llfe of a storekeeper One, Two, Three, Shift Kathleen Roach 38 To anyone who has never rldden to Shaw town on a bus between four and four thlrty ln the afternoon this may seem exaggerated and untrue but I feel qulte sure that all the Shawtowners W1ll agree with me Upon entermg the bus flf one succeeds 1n dolng so for lt 1S already packed to the ut- most capacltyj It IS dangerous to even try to get your bus fare out for It IS hard to tell lnto a person objects to havlng a stranger feel around ln h1S pockets After dropp1ng yours for someone else sl fare lnto the box the usual procedure IS to find a seat and s1t down but not on a Shaw town bus In fact one may conslder hlm self qulte lucky lf he has standlng room the reason befng that the students from the Senlor Hlgh School the Junlor Hlgh School and St Patrlck s all occupy the same bus It is not an unusual slght to see as many as four persons s1tt1ng1n one seat not because It IS thelr deslre to Slt three deep but because they were pushed there by the mob whlch has en tered Why only tonlght I was pushed on the lap of a man whom I had never seen be fore The worst part of It IS that It IS 1m posslble to stand up agaln once you have been seated In thxs unbecomlng manner for there are probably txo or three people standmg where you once were CContznued on Page 481 N ! 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Robert Weizenegger, '39 Many of the ptctnres tn tins wsne were taken by the author of thzs artzcle In thzs remew he tells you how zt zs done He ts the wznner of the photography contest held thls year INIATURE cameras are good IDX est ments You may ask why It is because like a dlamond ring a miniature camera made by a Well known manufacturer can be sold at almost any time Another good feature IS that they are small they will fit 1n the palm of your hand They can be carried 1n a pocket a ladys purse or almost any small container The finder on miniatures IS usually t eye level type In speed work it 19 easy to get the subgect framed YVlth1Il the Iindei Because of the1r size and findei miniatures ale excellent for candid camera work M1H13,tUFQ9 cost from less than a dollar to three hundred dollars u 1th only one lens The most expensive miniatures have built ln range finders built 1n exposure meters and other features that attract There are minlatures that have speeds as fast as one thousand fixe hundredths of a second Most miniatures take pictures on thirty five millimeter moue film The plctures 310 usually two and one quarter by three and a qua ter inches or smaller the smallest ale about one lnch by one and one half inches 1VI1n1ature cameras are made in wide x 1 1et1es of shapes and sizes The stop opening on the cheaper mlniatures cannot be adm t ed the more expen ive models hate open ings are large as F 1 Think of the mfmv pos ible D1CtLll'PQ one may catch with a mmlatuie Candid plc tures animal pictures insect pictures action pictures flower pictures scenes and count less others After taking the pictures many amateurs like my self enjoy developmg thelr own film and enlarglng thelr own plctures in their own dark oom For the dark room a dark cornei of a basement will do All the equip m nt that IS needed IS an enlarger three trays one for developer one for water and the third for the hypo The enlarger is the costliest part of the equlpment but with a few tools an enlarger can be made For my enlarger I used a two pound coffee can for the light container and a Wooden box f01 the negatue holder I used my camera which is an Fastman Vollenda for the lens Having a good camera vuth a good lens 1S a big adw antave because lt can be used on the enlal F61 The light container the wooden box and the camera are fa tened to a pipe which is mounted on a thlck board The printing, frame which is a necessary part of the equipment if a regular enlarging mask is not used IS set on the board The equlpment uhlch you must stock IS the enlarging paper developer and hypo Vi hen enlarging paper IS bought IH large qmntit es it can be bought for quite a reasonable DTICQ Afte taking tlfe pictures and finisl ing tlcem a pei on sn be Justly ploud of his uoik 1 1 X ' f . v . 7 - - . . . . . 1 1 - 1 - ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - - . . v , . . . 7 . 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THE SHAMROCK ' Another Paul Bunyan Myth Dolores Chaput 37 A humorous story about Paul the colorful hero of Wzsconszn s loggmg days B9l16V9 It or not '7 No' I m not Wfltlng for Rlpley or Stran P as It may seem but thls statement IS authen IC' Eau Clalre IS 1nterest1ng and umque' Take for example Half Moon Lake hasn t It an odd format1on'7 I thxnk lt must have a very mterestmg Oflgln and I would hke to express my theory 1n a Paul Bunyan wax Now as you all remember Paul was a hu e strong man and hls feats of strength are wldely known I now wlsh to g'1V6 an lllustfa tnon of hxs hugeness fl f4 !, Even Paul was subject to colds and sneezes and often was troubled Wlth both But be fore gomg on wlth the story I ll have to tell you Paul had Just recelved hlS lower plate of teeth from the dentlst and he wasnt very well used to them One day when he sneezed hls lower plate tool an alrplane rlde to Paul couldn t say where Poor Paul searched all day and towards sunset he found them by a llttle spot called Clear Water In hls haste to get back to camp he took a short cut Steppmg 1nto a mud puddle lDells Pondl he splashed so much that the mdentxon left by h1S teeth was filled mth water Thus we have what the more romantlc ones call Half Moon Lake It should be Paul Bunyan s Plate Mark Lake EL - . 1 f ' ,L ,.. ' 1 , . J ,A ' ly , . ., , - -T, . . , , . . . V 1 .V , c , V . ' J - n as ' ' ry . v . . . ' ' . on - - .J C , . ,, . . Y - i . . , y H . . . . . ,, . L . , . . . . . . . . . . . . g , , x - ac n , , . . - I s 0' ' x Q . , V r 4 . , . . . . . Y- - , L , . . . , 9 1 ' . ' A l - X l W A. :Sv L f Q .jlgii -5 E. w ' I l I D ' V F E I-E v H Y' 4 ' S , ? A L ' , Yu . . u ' 1 ' x 1 L 1 A v - 'L I ., , 2 'i D . . . . . . , n . . . . , w . . . . , v . . A ' ' ' . . . . . . . v 4 , .. A Y . . . ' u ' ' a ' , . . , - - ,, - u . . . l Y - J L.. ' , 5 e . . , , - . . V 4 . . V I I . . SHG? the B111 Arthur Prueher 37 Why do people like dogs? I thmk that a person who would ask such a questlon nex er had a dog or llved near to a person that had one There IS not any other anlmal that I know of that shows so much affe tlon for lts master Dogs don t ca e lf thelr owners are rlch or poor They would rlsk thelr In es for thelr masters every day lf they had to For th1S reason I say Get out mto the woods wlth your canlne pal as often as you p0SS1bly can The hum drum of every day l1fe takes on a neu out look and you have somethmg to look fo1 ward to Where ln 1 stuffy c1ty can you get a thrlll that you re celve when your blrd dog stlffens 1nto a 10 po1nt'7 You marvel at the beauty of hls pose then step ahead of hlm and a flock of qua l bu sts mto the alr At the crack of yo lr gun a brown cock crumples comes down and starts runnmg for cover At a command of the master the dog races forward and re tr leves the blrd There IS a great satlsfactlon 1n one s heart as he heads for home w th h1S game bag pleasmgly full knowlng that the empty feel mg 1n the reglon under the belt w1ll soon be filled People would cut thelr doctor bllls ln half lf they would go out and work up a real appetlte ln the out doors The settmg sun gets a dlfferent colormg than any other that an artlst pamts The twrtfermg of the quall ln the brush lends a peaceful tone to the whole settlng HERE are many and var1ous Ways of falhng wh1ch one who has just met the pavement half way IS hable to neglect The art of falhng 1S an unusual one 1n these tunes when people do not enjoy or appreclate thls form of exerclse The first form of falllng IS a conto1t1on known as the ghde Thls IS a common m1shap Whlch few persons are able to per form gracefully Thls exert1on IS best ac comphshed on sllppery s1dewalks ma ble floors or 11ke footmg The subject adx ances at a good rate of speed slldes from the heels upward 1n a long swoopxng skld endmg when the athlete IS lylng flat upon h1s shoulder blades The mark of gen1u IS added when the head IS cracked sharplv against the pave ment leavlng the W1Ctlm w1th a moment of g'lO1'10LlS freedom from any thoughts except tho e of the fractured skull Even the balance of a notlon can be forgotten at such a txme Perhaps It was Whlle ly1ng stunned on the 1ound from an unwllhng descent from h1s horse that Napoleon gave the mlstaken order can cause slmllar react1on The second class of falls IS the clutch Thls IS best accomphshed by those W1th long reachlng arms The clutch Whlle lack1ng 1n grace IS much more energet1c than the gl1de It IS best used on smooth shppery surfaces The subject advances slowly and caut1ously on hls way untll he suddenly bal ances precar1ously on one foot W1th natu l 1nst1nct he clasps anyth1ng hamperlng h1s movements and makes a lungmg grab If he IS alone he must necessarlly grasp th1n a1r wh1ch havlng l1ttle strength w1ll deposlt h1m rudely on the firmament Thxs IS espec1al ly favorable to fractured wrxsts spra1ned ankles and mmor allments When there ls 1. fellow trax eler to be clutched the whole aspect of the matter changes The one clutch ed suddenly finds a heavy welght supported by hlS neck and h1s supply of hfe glVlIlg' oxygen shut off The correct procedure fo 11 It 5 En Art Thomas Flemmg, 37 h1m IS to sound a gurgllng scream and gasp wlldly at the offendlng member to restore MIS normal breath1ng From thls polnt on the battle lb for double or noth1ng If there IS sufhcxent strength between the two they support each other and are left gasplng for breath but umnjured If both go down the 1njur1es are shght only black eyes and broken noses caused by w1ldly swung elbows The sportlng' acc1dent 18 usually most ef f6Ct1V8 on a skatmg pond Thls IS often very embarrasslng unless the 1njured performer can rxse from hlS bed of pam and announce through a dxsplay of comets and other stars that he w1ll race anyone to the shore Long repo e on the 1ce groans rxsmg wlth staggers Wlll mark the xnjured person as a nov1ce ex en 1f the jar has suddenly extended h1s forehead sew eral 1nches or jarred out a httle dental work The most enjoyable feature of tlus performance 1 the muslcal sound produced when the head strxkes the ICB g1v1ng off a lox ely whack llke unto a watermelon be1ng dropped on a S1dEWaIk The final fall VVh1Ch one should attempt 1s the stalr way shuffle To accomphsh thlS sat1sfactor1ly the subject advances to the top of a long sta1rway one wlth stone steps preferred and mlsjudges the top step The locomotlon for the remamder of the tr1p IS alternated bets een the back of the neck and the base of the splne When the expert has completed hls tr1p he ar1ses and says My but those stalrs are shppery and goes out and eats a hearty meal The nov1ce how ever lb taken to the nearest hospltal to be put 1n runn1ng order agam Thus we see that the art of falllng has been neglected for too long Remember that nt takes both polse and practlce to '1r1se on one Q broken leg F3136 one s fractured arm wlth a sweep of one s dlslocated shoulder clench one spralned ngers w1tl1 a. mot1on of one s fractu1 ed YVTIS4' and laugh louolv W th one s broken jan at one s fractured skull fr Ag X xx x A . 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If-1 fffrfw Iff 'f fIJ1.N IV ffm' jill rf X livfm HA Vff www ffl' Ui. ,Hfln ,'1l l1IjII , X Pedal Perambulllators Arthur Dlckerson The author zs an authonty on feet When he zsnt busy m the chemzstfry laboratomy he can be found vm, one: of the down town shoe stores can thlnk of no toplc more upllftlng' on Wh1Ch to Wflte than feet You may thlnk It a trlvlal mat ter but all feet are not trlvlal For detectlng G men use the finger prlnt fortune tellers use the palm But the best way of determlnlng a person s character IS by the feet Wlth the ax erafre person you can tell whether he IS marrled or slngle by looklng at h1S sox If he IS slngle he has a hole ln hls sox lf he IS marrled he hasn t any sox If one has large feet he or she IS the type of per feet and have a hard tlme keeplng' off someone else s Then too wlth the ordlnary pel son you can tell whether he IS con ervatlxe 01 llberal by obserxlng the it of hlS shoe lf he IS conserx atlve he has col ns on hls feet from shoes that are too small lf he 1Sl1bGI'3.l he ll have floor bulns from stopplng so qulck ln shoes that are too la e A pel son who IS enwlous and usually down at the mouth has a bunlon There are many other uses for the feet other than Just Sh0YV1I'lg a person s character For example you can tell how many people a e ln a crowd by countlng the number of feet and dlvldlng by two ' ' 44' 13 2 f 1 , f 1' W X 9 ' ' 1 , o , - y . . ' . , - , . . . , C . 7 N CJ L 7 . , . .S 3 . . . , 7 , r , ' - son who would have the courage to stand on his own v A ' 7 . 3 ' ' . '- ' , . ' , 1 . . . . , ' 7 7 ro' ' ' ' lc, . C 1 ,. a ' 9 . . , v . . - , L 4 T . . . x R to . a ' ,, it 9 3, THE SHAMROCK Roads to Peace Althea Arnold 37 aye? ' 1 .4-r ,sh -+- .pu 510' ,gel-EF' fl' my -2- 1-while If -1 rare'- ,qi !,,...u-- fr ,Q-r ...s M 3' '25,- I 14-M- ' tw 4 4301- 'VMS W-sf' rf 5-1 -f- ,ew- 1 nf'-'R A' Ag -33 f -' ws3V9 'e' 'fs' ,pf ...A 'xx ,Lf -. fy Affi' f rp rx fy! 5 535 Q EN -.a in 9 a A 4, :dy ,.,.r'!':5r'cs fio 1 ard' fi rw XJ., 4 it JJ: fc' if .g.,.s ff R? J ll nu 1175? f F If 1 J' my 7' Mug Q, Aww., Ig. :If ,tif From my window E I ' S 'L' M. -V Dfwbvdav -.5 jf! 3 -xg-I W X I see the feet that 59,5 9552, R I 5 f 4 5 Pass my way ! 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Sports and Sportsman OOD sportsmanshlp IS an asset to every 1nd1v1dual and should be prac tlced by everyone Th1s IS exactly what young Ethelbert Hazelton Wmter bottom practlced on the gym floor one even 1ng QSO he thought J The regular player at forward was 1ll wlth lnfluenza and the coach put Ethelbert Hazel ton Wmterbottom 1n hls place Now Ethel Anna MHFIS Fesenmaler, 39 be done about lt He grabbed the ball at an opportune moment drlbbled down the floor wove 1n and out paused a fractlon of a second almed and the score became 20 to 18 The opposltlon took tlme out, for whlch E H W was grateful After belng slapped on the back a number of tlmes he began to feel queer Nervousness thats what It was' The tlme per1od was over and the other team bert was a tlmld lad and became so nervous at tlmes that he was llkely to do anythlng But Bert1e as he was called was a good sport and there was no one else to fill the vacancy At elght thlrty that evenlnff Mr Ethelbert Harelton Wlnterbottom ma ma s prrde and Joy was standlng ner xouslv on one foot and then the other awa1t1ng hls turn to shoot Mlss d again H1s alm was very poor Thls fact a long wltnh the 1dea of playlng ln a reg Offerlng erccuses for losmg to a rlval polnts to your mferxorlty Vwgmw Cosy,-We Sometlmes It IS wlser thou h not easler to accept the domlneermg attltude of another M Craenwr In the xx olld of sports today a poor lo cr IS like a disease No man wants to hav anythmg M Flynn Be a good sport' Get behlnd vour clubs and schools movements Its a good w'1y to show whether you have any spoxtmg blood ln Y0u P Gfzlboy to do wlth hlm Thus you see sportsmanshlp IS a sort of maklng of hls character before a game or a career D Kaujmnmn Remember lf the fellow 'ilttlllg next to you ha a rebuk for everyone of the players don t feel sorry for hlm because he may be the coach and that IS hls busmess W Keegan He fa good sportj wlll never have leason to tight because he wxll have no enemies F Hahn had a delayed free 'throw Score 20 19 The opposmg' guard fumbled and E H W recovered only to hear a rasp mg volce say Glm me the ball Sonny Now as I have sa1d before E H W when excxted would do anythlng anyone told h1m to so he sa1d Yes slr and oblxgmgly gave the ball to the other chap who made the score 21 20 at whlch po1nt the game end ed ln favor of the oppos1t1on Let It nex er be sa1d that frall llttle Ethelbert Hazelton ular pos1t1on d1d not calm our hero s fears The wh1stle blew and the game was on The opposlng team was a tough one and not easlly beaten They were tall burly fellows wxth an eye for the basket Bert1e s adam s apple made the well known leap as he slzed up h1s man mountam guard But Bert1e saw as the game progressed that the team was not as quxck and alert as they mlght have been Thls calmed h1m down somewhat though the score alu ays seemed very close Both teams were battlmg hard as the final quarter was called The score was tled at ewhteen all and M Wmterbottom real17ed that somethlng should 15 Wlnterbottom wasn t a good sport for dldn t he obllge a fellow sportsman? Be a Good Sport Patmcm Johnson 37 There 19 no one so unpopular as the poor sport Do not be one of those glrls who goes on a hlke wearing three lnch heels and then sneaks down before the destmatlon IS reach ed Do not be one of those boys who never keeps an appolntment A good sport never sneaks on date for a better one A good sport does not ulk when he loses and does not become concelted when he wlns The world lox es a good sport . . 1 N , X - . 4, -' X - - IJ I, 4 . . , . . . 6. . . . , , , , A , A y . ,, . . . . ' l ' 7 ' ' v 1 ' . u , , , . - , , Y I - - ' - I ' . ' I . ' I U D n I v I. L .l . U. , I g . y 1 ' . . N . 7 ' y - . M 1 . ' ' s ' y - ' . , u I 1 . , ' ! u 1 ' v I ca ' ' A 4 , ' ' 3 ' . . ' If ' VY ' y ' . . . 7 7 v , - - , good wlll that an athlete ha.s. He places the ' ' . , I , . . 1 ' ' . . ' Y Q Q 1 0 . , . , , . s 'o 1 . , - . ' . . . . I ' . 1. - , Q I Q ' ' , I . , .. c , U ' K c . 7 . 1 I 0 Q 5 - - - 9 ' 9 ' n . .. , ' A n A . . If , , l X ' w f-W -' A of - f- ! 1- --fi . as ' 9 n ' ' , ' 9 , ' - T L . . . R Q . K D F u ' ' 7 ', v n . . ' , , K' 1 L ' ' - r. . , .1 A- ' ' , . D , , . .. - . ' 2 . , Q THE SHAMROCK What Have Yau? Gewlf Eldrzdge 38 Now don t get exalted Im not collectlnff stamps I lust new er haue had that fewer Maybe you don t feel as I do but I have al wa3s thought that thls hablt and vou cer talnly can C111 It a hablt was qulte bGSld6 the polnt And. I can hear the crltlclsm falllng about my ea s now because It IS at thls crucla' moment that I am about to dn ulge the char a tel and the name of what I enjoy collect lng Xou see ln my Xery own room QI say that because my mother wont let me ke 2 them anyw here elsel I happen to have three shelx es and two tables cox ered wlth my par-. lcular passlon Some of the artlcles a e llttle a few of them are large Two of them go ln couples tlust llke som people I know ln the Junlor classl and another one tthat I got from SUDGTIOTJ hangs on a perch' Hate I wont tell you elther But I wlll desc lhe It some more lf vou llke It was aftel the very heated campalgn fDOl1tlC2lIJ that I add ed some llttle elephants That was lust to be falr You know how It IS don t you? And of course you won t has e to look x erv hard to see the five Ol SIX donkeys that ale scattered ox er the Whole lavoutl Say do you go ln for swlng bands llke I do 7 Well I ee th t w have pretty much the same conreptlon of what 19 good entertaln ment I lllte them so mucn that I lmported one from the CIIIQS Of course mlne IS com posed of smflll chlcken fel en the leader? but they Sult mv DUIDOQ6 because they take up such a llttlc blt of loom on the top of my tlnle t shelf I ex en have a drummer tNewer mlnd Wlllle he doesnt need ally lessons He s got plenty of rhytnml Speaklng of CIFLIIIIQ make me thlnk of wars and wars make me thlnk of the all lmportant auestlon of todav namely that of re armament and re armament makes me 16 thlnk of soldlers All thls IS of course lead 11'l0' up to the helf that 19 dex oted entl ely to tho e pol tlons ofthe army that sl e known to ex ery day cltlzens as the lnfantry and can al fto say nothlng of the Texas Ran gers J Each one has 1tS representatlx e Slt tlllg on the second shelf of my smallest what not 'lhe soldlcr from the lnfantry seems o have been ln the CIVII War He must hax e been ln the Confederate A1 my because he IS ll dressed ln blue tAlso beeau e he IS verv battered up looklng J After all thl talk of war our mlnds natur ally turn to peace do they not? And what IQ '1 more pelttct plcture of peace than that of graceful ss ans floatlng slowly and ma lestlcallx os er -1 rlppl d clear blue pond that IS sh lte ed bv waxlng palm trees? Then a d a lntlnv Japanese lady strummlnv her man dolln lIlWI1 't hate you? A WHAT NOT .SHFI If V After Five Years John Calpentel 3 After my slllp comes ln I want to haxe s l en tles one to wear each day of the w eek x lth the b lghte t colors that de gners com lllne B1lf,I1tIlG9 gn e me a conflden e ln my self I fcel th It part of a young man s ward lobe el en when tlme has left IIS marks on lllm should be composed wlth H109 tles I w ant or I should say I must learn to put my f ther s car ln the garage wlthout mak ng the tende s look hke a dllapldated ac cordlon Sorle d'1V I want to sec a plcture of Adolph 'Iltler wlthout hls mustache I would llke to have one of Al Smlths derb e and one of Hallle Qelassle s umbre' as I want to know the X O1C6 of Experlence 'md then be an advlser to the members of a Lonely Heart club Of course I don t want to h me any actlle part ln thelr correspon dence but I would llke to have the maldens and he bachelors of the world get a break . if A V, A I' p , . . . - . - . . 1 , 4 . , ,, , sl . . f ll l S ' . 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I , ' A L 4 ll 5 . , 1 u V v I A v . V x . 0 Y . v . , l. ,l , l . . . . . , . s . ' ' . l t I. ll .. v ' , ' ' 7 I ' A , as 7 ' , ' n ' N l ' 9 a , l . . I K 1 . v N - u , U x , .3 , . I f v ' ' , l f v ' 1 ' ' - 9 K t . . F ' ' Q .. l , f 9 1 ' 1 4 as n - , , - X 1 L - ' . . R HAWKINS was fat bald very pudgy and fifty seven years old He hved ln a bachelor apartment ln a Club Hls valet was an extreme Engllsh man who was always bemg fired by Mr Haw kms He would always call Rlchgood mto the s1tt1ng room and say You may go today Yes Mr Hawkms but what have I done that IS wrong? I ll tell you some other tlme don t bother me now and lf you don t have a decent d1n ner tonlght I ll fire you wxthout a recommen datlon You have done nothmg to be recom mended for A few days later somethmg came mto hls llfe whleh was strange to h1m It was love at first Slght Who? Well It was a xery athletlc and beautlful young woman Thls IS how It happened M Haw kms was walk 1ng along Broadway Suddenly a tax1 knock ed h1m to the pavement and he lay puffing and blow 1ng because he was too exhausted to at h1m He looked up and mto the face of a very beautlful young ladv and lmmedlately he sank back to the pavement badly wound ed But do not worry my frlends It was only hls heart Are you hurt? Can I help you? she ln qulred Ah er no I m not hurt thank you With these words he got up from the pave ment and started to brush off hls clothmg Suddenly the wlnd blew the hat away and the young lady pursued It and returned It to h1m He thanked her and walked away ln a daze not knowmg where he was headed for Then he saw her gomg 1nto the Van Snob Manslon Ah' that meant that she was the Van Snobs debutante daughter a perfect match for h1m The next moxnlng wh1le taklng a walk he met her spoke to her and passed on The mormng after he met her ln the park and accompanled her on a short stroll through 17 Married Yesterday? Betty Re1dy 39 the park Thls strange courtshlp the was the only one that thought of lt as a court shlpj went on for two weeks One mght after he had been slttmg before the fireplace dreammg of her he saw her from hls Wm dow gomg down the street RlChgO0d hls valet was at her slde Jealousy at once found 1ts way mto hxs heart He asked the elevator boy where Rlchgood was gomg The boy re phed that he was gomg to a dance Now was the tlme declded Mr Hawkms to ask her mother lf he could have her hand 1n marrlage On the followlng afternoon he approached the Van Snob s mans1on H 1ang the doorbell and was greeted by a very efliclent butler who asked h1m to state h1S name and hlS buslness Mr Hawkms at once told h1m then the butler conducted h1m IHIO the llV1lIg' room where he sald Mr and Mrs Van Snob were talkmg After saylng th1s he left Mr Hawkms to thelr mercy Into the room went Mr Hawkms and look Oh' Mr Hawkms I m so pleased to meet you Permlt me to mtroduce my daughter W1lhelm1na Then a young scrawny lady entered the room She dld not meet his approval What s th1s shouted Mr Hawkms almost topplmg over backwards whlle they stared at h1m as f he were mad How many of them are there e I mean how manv daughters have you? One exclalmed Mrs Van Snob lmmedl ately freezlng up Is th1s a Joke? Where IS the other young ladv Marle? What do you mean slr? demanded Mrs X n Snob Just then a mald came to the door and sald D1d you rlng' Ma am? Good Heavens Y There stood Marle the beautlful ,yol ng 'ldy lContmued on Page 383 cc . J I ' 7 0 U U , . 3 y . I 1 . , ' 1 - Q ' . - ' , I J - . , , I ' ' KK 77 c Y ' I u H I . . . 1 ' 1 ' - n N ' ' - K6 1 ' . 9 U I , Y . , . . . . y ' D - y . , . - V . K . . . - . - , Y, 7 ' e ' ' 1 ' ' ' . . . . . , . ' l Q . . I - , ' ' l Y, Y ' - 9 . . . .N N y . . 7. I l . - get up. Suddenly he felt some one tugging ed for the two ladies. ' . , ' cc ' v l u n . . , . 1 A . ' ' r , , - - . . ,, ' 7 ' Y . ' ' ' ss ' , 9 u . un ' - . ,J . ' I l , u I , . u 1 as - 9 W J 9 ' 2 . . , V - sc . . W ry 1 ' ' x 9' ' ! as n - . . . . , , - . . , , . . U ' ' - I . . . ' n . ' ' ' . 7 - f ff ' !! . . 9 ' a - ' 1 ra . Y ' . . . ' u ' ' 9 gp 9 ' Y ' , , , . . . ' A . 7 . ' l ' L . ON ST666 A Dl.6Tf0l2m Un the Stage and Platform Elalne Chrlstlanson, 37 St Patrzck s debate team was the wmner of the Western Cath olzc Debate Conference Debate and Debating F you th1nk thls was just an ordlnary club you are wrong In the first place lt was composed of just twelve members mcludmg Father Deeny our teacher We met every day at 2 35 or elpfhth perlod and oh the fun we had The hardest taslf Father Deeny had confrontlng hlm was that of gettmg the orlglnal eley en Cas they mlght be calledl down to brass tacks or IH other words SSFIOUS tlllllklllg' Debate class was not conducted wlth the usual formahty found 1n other regular classes Seems to me that everyday each person chose a new seat IH cludlng Father Deeny who rarely sat at his desk up at the front of the classroom Before class would ever begln we would usually talk of the events of the day or com cusslons would come the wx 1se crackmg All were good sports though and w1ll1ng to take a llttle rlbblng as well as glve lt all of Whlch was meant of course IH the best of fun Father Deeny had started out wlth a defin lte ldea as to how he would teach debatmg for the year He had purchased a number of textbooks on the subject of good debatmg and had counted on g1v1ng us a number of lectures on the subject Howexe l1tt'e was accomphshed along elther lme The first few days the textbooks were all rlght but they were rather dry and mterest soon lagged However we read from them durmg class tlme Th1s contmued for about the first slx weeks of school Then came report cards and much to our astomshment we had re celved marl s ln debate but they weren t any thln to Wflte home about I th1nk the e ma ks brought one good result dlllgellt study on the part of the debate students for the next week But It was too good to lwst 19 their m1sch1ev1ous characers got the best of them and debate class soon resumed lts for mer attltude much to Father Deenys d1s appomtment or was 1t'7 I m lncllned to be lleve he enjoyed It as much as we d1d One day Father Deeny calmly announced we would have to start wrxtmg a few speeches on the subject because we of St Patrlcks were go ng to sponsor a practlce debatlng tournament for about thlrteen schools and St Patmck s must part1c1pate The next week was an exceptlonal week mdeeel especlally about e1ghth perxod ln the debate class room If one had looked 1n one would have actually seen the orlglnal elex en buslly ponderlng over books and Father Deeny calmly slttmg at hxs de k read mg h1s brevlary wlth a contented look on h1s face The reason for all the study was that the tournament was only one week aw y and ln that tlme speeches had to be wrltten and learned The day of the tournament arrlved Schools from the mam towns around our c1ty came to partlclpate and among them were the orlg 1nal elex en ready to put up as much fight as anyone else The tournament went off we Next week everybody came to school Wlth ldcas for new cases some good some not so good From tournament tlme on untll about the second week ln December the debaters were unusually busy for speeches were bemg wr1t ten and rewrxtten for the commg debates One week we made a trlp to Stevens Pomt We debated Wlth a glrls academy and the hlgh school of that clty They were dec1s1on debates We won one and lost one Here I mwht mentxon one tlung for YVIIICII our debate team was known lt was thexr . X ft r -- . , . . . , . , . . , f ,I , r I . . . . 1 K ' n V . , . , - , , , , . . , . . . . 'v - , . . . . a f . ' , . D i ty . ' 1 n . , , , . x ' ' Y n u , . . 4 . . . 1 , . u 19 - I 7 4 up V , ' 77 ' ' u . F . . . . 9 v ' , ' ' v ' . , u ' - A 1 7 ,, . . ! . . . S - , . . . . . , . 9 ' . . 1 ' mg or past events. Along wltnh these dls- . 2 . . 1' U 7' ' ,7 . . . Y . F A. , L , I 7 7 ' . ,- . , . , . . . c ' , I ' . , , H . - . . - . . 7 ,, ' ' 1 f . . . V ' , ll. u 1 1 I n , , , . . , ' 0 u 66 39, ' 1 ' ' . ! , . . - . . 1 7 ' . l s V . . ' , . . , C' 7 - ' - . . . - 1 A ' c A g . s ' ' V, I i . . s ' Y u , . at 2 I . . E AMROCK ab1l1ty to eat If anyone should doubt my word that person mlght ask Father Deenv about It Over a perlod of about a mon h and one half we made tr1ps to Augusta IVIOIld0Xl Ch1ppewa B3ldXV1I1 and Hudson On our xx ay back from Hudson we stopped at MGHOMOHIG for d1nner I m1ght add that one of the best t1mes We had durmg our vs hole season we had on th1s trlp Eau Clalre Hlgh School w1th whom e had numerous debates sponsored a Fre h men sophomore Debate Tournament The teams were made up of two men we submxt ted three teams Berme lon ue were at the end of our de bwtmg season WVlt7h only our Western Cath ol1c 'loulnament left Three teams were en tered 1n the tournament Aqu1nas H1 h School of Ia Crosse Cathedral Hlgh Scnool of SllD9I'lOI' and St Patr1cks :High Qchool And who do you suppose won? You re r15Yht the or1g1na' eleven came throuwh Wlth that old Iflqh plflt For Wlnnlng the tourna ment '1 handsome cup has been g'1ven to the school Vv71th the n lmes of the SIX members of the team engraved on It 'Dms concluded our debate season and our duly 61 hth ,werlod sess1ons but w1ll 'my of u ever forget the good tlmes We had? The answer IS unanxmous NO Brxefs AURONIA ROUY EROI IS the author of the class play Tiouble ome Teens Included IH the cast are Rob rt T1 1mb1ll IIIS Bla1ne Althea Arnold Althlli' P1uehe1 Xnglma D1rks Patrlcla Johnson Lo1ne Brandl F1ed M1ller Thomas Flemmg Donald Lund Elalne F1-mnk Glor1a F1t7pat1ck Mar1on Robe1ge Rl oda Haxder Mary Ann Cra 3, Ray Lraemer Mar fuet TWIIQV and Lo1r11r1e Vander Kamp All the members of the D1 amat1cs Cla s p.1rt1c1pated HARD AT IT characteuves what IS golng on 1n the Muslc Organl at10ns at St Pfmtrlck s Prepa1'1t1on for the spung contests IS 111 full swungf Iast year the Band won first IH Class B and won the trop IV for marchlng The Cholus placed first 1n Class C and the Orche tra first place ln Class C BIG DATES 1nclude tl ese Semor Cla s Play May 9 Jun or Senlor Prom May '71 Wlth Mary Ann Cra1g and Arthur D1ckerson as I rom Kmg and Queen Class Day Exer CISQS June 8 and Commencement Day June 10 20 ' T H S H 1' - - .4 . ' U' . - 5 .K I . l . I - s ' . 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Eire Chief Welsh Patrlcla Johnson, 37 Excerpts from the lzfe of a prornment cztzzert of Eau Clazre as told to hrs granddaughter HE first thmg one notxces about my grandfather IS h1s youthful appear ance Undoubtedly thls IS due to hls love of hlklng and golfmg and to hls hum orous outlook on l1fe Grandfather was born m Eau Clalre on March 22 1865 and has always l1ved here H1s father James Welsh was one of the very early settlers Grandfather belng possessed of an alert and keen mtellect IS a very ln terestmg conversat1onal1st and IS able to narrate numerous mcldents concernmg hrs actlve l1fe Llsten to hls own story of the early days My early llfe was typlcal of the youth of that perlod I well remember gomg bare foot ex en durlng the frosty fall days Some tlmes my feet would become xery cold then I would chase a cow from the spot on Wh1Ch she was ly1ng and I would stand there to warm my feet I attended Old St Pats School on the No th olCl8 No doulet I play ed sex eral bOy1 h pranks on the teacher and my classmates I know I played many at home After bakmg a cake my mother would al ways make certaln It was carefully concealed m some obscure place or else It would be sought out and made away wlth We had a large dog He used to l1e under the table and Walt for the food I would pass to h1m Once facmdentallyl I stepped on the dogs tall T'he dlnner took a breathtakmg rlde that day The old CITCUS ground was the sxte on whlch my home now stands I watered the elephants that I mlght obtaln a free tlCk8t Once the management falled to g'1V6 me the txcket but I managed to get 1n wlthout 1t Grandfather was a great sportsman He always lox ed the out of doors H1s work on the rn er IS a story 1n ltself 21 In 1881 when I was sixteen years old I went to work on the rlver he told me thmk that the thrllls and excltement WhlCh the rlvem work held entlced me My first 1ob was that of Cook s helper I was called Cook E It was necessary for me to get up at three o clock 1n order to carry out such dutles as peellng potatoes and vegetables YX3ShlI'1g dlshes and 1n general asslstlng the cook From th1S Job I gradually worked up to that of sealer I had many thrxlhng experiences and nar low escapes on the rlver Once WVh1l8 I was 'ill1lCllIg logs over the dam on the Eau Clalre Rlver the logs jammed To break the Jam I hooked my plke pole under the key log However the hook sllpped on a loose piece of bark and I fell 1nto the rner only Efteen feet above the dam As the water was at a hlgn stage I knew that lf I went over the dam I would undoubtedly be drowned I also knew mlll near the place w'here I had fallen If I co lld de 1se some means to reach that beam I would be safe Somehow I d1d Just that and mos ed along hand over hand untll I was able to drop onto a progectlon from the m1ll From there I could reach the upper deck of the brldge When the ru er was closed Grandfather worked 1n the woods The work there was even more dangerous than the work on the r1ver because of the falhng tlmber Often when fellmg a tree he sald 1t would fall across another tearlng that one down also These were called slde w1nders One day whlle I was workmg on a Skldway headblock I heard a shout IIlSt1I1CtlX ely I Jum Jed auav from my work Thls v s a lucky moxe becau e one of these 1ie YV1Ild ers fell ac 0 s the spot on which I had b en vs orklng X gr X 1 I ,X X - K i. . . , I . . . ,, . ! ! 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V . ,, E AMROCK .bazlers were very troublesome to us These were llmbs which had broken off and lodged high in other trees and Whlbh would come crashlng down at unfo e een times often killing a horse or a man In 1889 Grandfather Welsh left the woods and entered the fire department in the cap aclty of plpeman He was appointed super lntendent of fire alarm clty elect 1c1an tire warden and as lstant chief holding the fou1 offices at the same time On November 2 1906 he was appointed chief He has serye l contlnually for forty eight yeais his service rema1n1ng unbroken during that per1od Twenty five years ago the department secu ed its first motor drn en fire apparatus which was one of the first ln the state This new mac-hme reduced the time necessary to cover a mile from four minutes to two min utes Flremen have been called to a sist ln al most any klnd of emelgency Once t ev were called to save a calf from the wate s of Llttle Niagara Another time thev were summoned to get a parrot from a tree Tl ey have often been called to re cue cats and dogs About ten years ago a call came ask mg the department to saye thi ee boys from a cake of ice on which they were playing Cro mg the Potomac Some dlstance down tream there was an xce gorge If these boy would reach the Jam they would be sucked under the Water and drowned How eyer they were rescued before anytlung serious happened While Grandfather was chief Eau Claire had one of 1ts b1ggest tires the Contlnental in 1918 When only five percent of the bulld ing had burned the steel supports m the basement buckled and dropped the whole bullding One time whlle at a fire a pointed board fell on Grandlathers head sex ermg an ar t ry He droye quickly to the ho pltax Though he w s greatly weakened through the loss of blood he recovered rapldly Wh1le he has been with the department the Chief has traveled far and near to con South and has traveled West several times The Chief has lead a very actne life Dur mg his lelsure hours he low es sport Today baseball lS his favorlte game but he IS con tent to Slt with the spectato s I am only able to say that I feel a thrill of pride and love when I say Chief Wel h is my grandfather Briefs BACHELORS Prominent alumm members will soon be granted degrees John Kaiser Notre Dame Mary Ellen Kelley St Benedicts Art Coleman Helen Cabus Rose and Lucille Luhm and Fayette MLC ormack at E C T C Jack Iohannes giaduated at St Jolfn s ln January BEI I ES AND WEDDING BE' I S The second alumni pair to be marrled is Germalne DuPless and John Keegan Clxorn an White and Ve a Wollum were first J ON THE COAST Bob Kellenbenz and John Hollern report good news from St Martin s at Lacey Washmgton They re both rated fhst on the Freshmen Honor Roll GENE KAY S COLI EGIANS IS headed by Eugene Mc Caghy of last year s class He is Drum Mayor at the T C this year PROFESSED Slster Geitrude Ann CGertrude Arndtl vull be prof ssed at St Benedict s Com ent July 11 22 ll ' ' 66 ,' 77 ' J . ss . N . . r Q . ' IJ ' 1 . , S , . I V ,TA . - . .J , . . . ,, 7 1 . Q . . ' J y . ' ' v u X , - I 4 . . . . 1 T 1 I . ' J S rl . , ' v 1 . I , - ' ' , , . 1. v ' Y . . - .I I Y C 1 , . K Y. yi i . - . . a 1 o - . ff 7 1 ' , Y ,- In Y . S . c . r . - ' . 3. v C 1 x , l , . A A W' . . u 4 s L W A , ' - , , , vencions. He has visited the East and the S -' 4. v ' , u , .. ' . n . K .Y . - r. ' as ' - sr - K ' , V 1 x -- Ls' 1 , ' . . Y s . ' ' . 7 4 1 . , ,, L . S . . . Y. Y , ,, . . I u . 1 .1 s f ' 7 ! . , l , 9 - 9 f 1 I 1 ' f b W . 9 ' L . 2. 1 4 - ' .I .A A .LJ JL - I I 1 ' r . : . v I ' , . . , . 7 - .A- . . 4 , 1 4 .. , I . . . : ' , V e' S . ' f . lit S limi In at Lifetime Robert Trimbell, 37 Duluth and Supemor carrzcd front page storws about a lost boy some yems ago Heres the story HEN about fifteen years old my father was staying at a hunting camp owned by his uncle at Wm ters Wisconsin One day he went out hunt ing with his uncle and another fellow of the camp T'he woods surrounding the camp at the time covered a good hundred square miles Some time after entering the woods my father in his interest to be first to bag some game was separated from the other two men Being young and afraid he fired several shots into the air hoping that the other men would hear them But aftei wait ing some time and seelng it was getting late in the day he started off in the direction he thought he had entered the Woods Dark ness oJertook him and he still did not know where he was He climbed a tree that night and slept as well as could be expected I the meantime the men found out they had they received no answer they thought he had returned to the camp so they Went back When his companions found he had not returned they rang the school bell shot off guns but of no 3Va1l The next mormrg at dawn Indlans guides trappers and other parties started a search for him My father had plodded through the thick underbrush and by noon his clothes were all but from his body He walked all day seeing nothing but a few birds too far away to shoot For two days he continued walking Late the second day he entered a swamp and when he got out he had lost his gun and almost all of his clott es Early the third morning he heard a train xx lnstle but he could not tell from which way the ound came About noon he came to an old lofrg ing road He followed It until almo t dalk In the distance he spied CL little house at the end of the road 23 A little old lady was the sole inhabitant In spite of his awful appearance the dogs were not afraid of him and nearly gnawed him up before the old lady saw him She knew who he was because word had been spread for people to be on the look out for h1m She took him into the house and although he was almost starved she gave him only a couple glasses of milk 'Ilhen she put h1n1 into her buggy and drove all night to bring him back to the camp This story ran headlines ln the Duluth and Superior papers for four days Happy Days Will Dawn When I make a gentleman out of my brother Jeanette fL1ttle Ladyj Boley fCatch Eppiej Couture When I can play my brothers v1ol1n Margie Craemer When the last dish is done Joe CD1sh washerj Dickerson When my brother introduces me to the basketball players Ethel Duchscher When we catch up with the rest of the folks Farr Feeney Gllboy Garnett Friedeck When I can take off the ribbon bow Jeanne Nickerbocker When I can kiss the old Latin book good bye Tommle Caesar Lund When my voice will no longer squeek Bob Mertes When katie Ott quits pickin on me Jimmie Michelson When I can convince people that I m not from Shawtown Frances Fisher VJ, W I 'xx V ' , V - , - -- - , -1. 1 -.. -.gl ' 2 V, I I I . . . n O . . o . I , , . ' ' 1 , . , . . . , D I 0 . ' I ' - a , . I 9 Y- ' A ' . , . . X v - - J K 2,1 n ,,- H, ' if . n , n - 1 ' ' lost him, and they too tired their guns. When When a new nickname I acquire. Jean ' 1 I o I ' - , D 44 A 9 ' ' rr as - - ,, . 1 1 - v ' , . . . . A - I 0 n ' ' 1 at - I I I I ' ' I n ' 9 ll ' . . II U ' s n r 9 . . U ' n I ' gg 1 o , L ' n - L ' ' - -Q - . AA . . . . H . . n A v ' , O . ' Q r H ' ' ' ' ' 1 n L I. D . . I. ' fs ' . . , '-Q ' ' Q U ' Y V II ' E -AMROCK When I no longer squllm when Father Deeny asks me what emo means Chuck KHISGF Vlfhen I can beat Pat playlng th IYOFIGS Dolores Johnson When I can entertaln all of my bl other s frlends Helen M Kal er When th last Post 1S delly ered Joh l Mooney Wnen I get my Flye thousand l1HPS ilnlsh d Wlllls Fostel YVhen mv waye yylll b permanent Blllle Keegan When I grow up Peter Pann Kauffman Luncheon Chatter Mary Elame Ashbaugh 38 Ah the twelve o clock slgnal slghs of re llef BYISS from two hundred and some s udents who tuck away thelr serrblances of mornlng vs ork Some of these tudents dash homevs ard for a good hot homecooked dln ner of b101l9d steak mashed potatoe yylth some of that scrumptuous brown g121XV that we less fortunate ones seek out our respect I e lockers to reach for our dally ratlon of foul or five sandwlches The outlook of lunch looks none too prosperous unless pe haps Mary brought ome of those oellclous cup cakes because you know lery yy ell that youl meager welfare IS dependent upon the pea nut buttel sandy lches youl dea mothel h packed lllto the llttle bl oyyn S'tLlx Durlng the flfth 139110 l you haxe pe sufluecl ome one to eat Vlltll you so patl lltly you now ayy lt that pel on s alrlx al Qhe h 19 been detalned rathe long as she suppo edly has been taken ln on some hall gosslp wlcl h y ou wlll hear as soon as the DI my 81 hate been Sald and you slt doyy n to begln the tradltlon al tradlng If the day happens to be Mon day most llkely the mflyorlty of the sand wlches wlll be made of left ox er s fl om Sun 21 day In thls ca e the com ersatlon yylll he as follovss Before I as much as eyen open my lunch Ill Just bet mom gave me ome of tflose awful cold roast sandwlches Thls IS ll1'lf01tl nate as there IS hardly a chance to trade for few of us care much about thls part Clllal' klnd and poor Mary ha to make the be t of It A mournful wall IQ now heard from another member of our foul some Ol ' Mom m fe me ome ham sandyl che how about l2l'1l'lll'10' one for a cupcake Mal y '7 After om fehh ratlon Mary con entstot e propo al as sho can t posslbly Just eat peanut butter andulclles so the balter takes p'ace T 1 e are four membels ln our group Our log n IS Je meet to eat and we sure ly do both VK e have a ravlshlng tlme to getlsel and I feel especl lly sorry for the person that ls the subyect of our balder dash OI course ln the room IS the pleflslngly plump gl l vyho IS forever eatlng It so hap pen that thls celtaln young ophomole I am rcierrlng to has declded to refraln from c tlr-g sweets She has made four bets wll ch makes It look as lf no one mn belleye that she wlll llye up to the wager e 0 the tent of the last party what we thought of lt 'md how It could haye been bettcl 01 vlce yersa Ju t about tl'llS tlme PW 0 y one has finlshed eatlng her sflndwlcne nd the same V'Cllt11'l9 as at the beglnnlng of th m l commences The conyelsatlon luns T 'l gladly ffly e you some of this cake for a llt' Ie pl ce of y ou orange How lJOlltl1 ldll g an apple for thls banana? At trls tlme the Sl ter ln charge of th loom comfs ln md looks around for omeone y hom she thlnks has not yet D61 form d the dreaded duty of tldylng up the room after the luncllels leave We all slt there YVltl'l lather ben sn looks on our countenances and hoy e for tl e le t She finally elects one or two ot' the ey er Wllllng klnd and leay es the room We soon finlsh a varlable lunch and Uyourn to tht lower floor for fl game of O d M ull or brldge for those who care to thlnk T H S H cz ' . , v ' Q , ' ,' . I, , I an , sc , . , - . I , S 1 - n ' - u ' ' N D ' , ' n .I . I I, . . ' 1 I , L U ' A ' Y' . , . . . .11 , ' S I ' S . . . ' ' ' S . I H Y 9 I n ' .H I .I , ' . H 1 . ' . . . . I . .' H I S I e 71 , IS . . , v 1 ' 4 r 7' sz , , 1 1 1, .. C., , , l.. W' . l I I ' K 1 1 I A- A 1pl 91 '1 ' . fx fl 3 l I. C Y S , il 9 . ' ' . cv ' , . . I - I: I . 1 t U 1 v' 0 H . . ,y V ' - Q- v . Q I ' - I.-I I, I l . ' 1 qv ' 4 ' ac as I A L K J ' . 1. 1. . ,,1 D ' UV! H , If G I YY.,.... ' I ' --i- 1 , , 7 1 1 ' ' ' D - V 1 ', Y , I a I l I f I 'V ' 1 ' U I I - ' ' 9 1 v I . . , . . . ,. . . H . - n 1 ' ' 4 . . 4 H vs r ' ' - I I . I + ' ' I, LS 1 ' L I , ' I S, ' L A 1 1 Q . 1 1 ' l ' 3 S L ' ' ,Q ' 1 Y . , as 11 Y ' .Lk l s 1 e n r v 'vi : Z . . A I ,. v - I ,' 1 I. I c ' ' L , ' S A . . C V Y . L . .W t f tl - 1 ' makin While The conversation of our group now switch- r'llI'HOS SY ery U10 'lel CXCC S IH g, - -' 1 Q L IJ V .1 ' , 1 I wJ L f L4 S C 'W . . . M L 1 v' - ,I ' ' ' ' I I ' . S 1 ' ' , ' V Y Q c u 1 7 7, , .T .,, I I, I , Ic S v ' L 0 Q. . . - 1 ' ' , u I I I . S Y L - 0-J I J V 'S - 93 . I I ' I .I ' 7 f' . ' I 5 ' I ' 7 7 . y . ' LA v ' . ' . as ,A -'------ - ' .7 r: Y Y '- I L ' ' .1 ' , 91 is , D H L.- , 3 L Y' ., ........ OI' .....,.. - A V 1 K . x 1- Q K U s . U 41 , L 1 ,. I L I.: . I . ' O Y I 1 ' K . e 1 I ' , ' ' 'A I ' ' YI' 1 . ' - ' . I LII, f I S S v I 'Y ' ' I G ' ' '. I . I. I I ' ' 9 , ,a' .S 'S 4 - ' r . Us 1, A H A ,, v . Y. 11 ' ,I - T I S L 5 ' I - . . I ' I'I' . c ., ig L K ' ' - - '21 'S ' ' 3 , l 1 . ' S ' - - 7 - u ' ' V v . . . ' , 4 ' ' ' I ' n , v - - 0 K- -I 1 L L . . . . V V 1 , I ' - 21 4 , . 5 .I l , , w , V K .l . K . - c , I . ASHER MILDRED BLAINE IRIS Whois Who In the Future . . Rhoda Harder, '37 Mzck finds after gazzng lnto her crystal ball that the professwns and actwltzes of the senzors of the present year wlll be many and vamed ARNOLD ALTHEA BROWN ROGER Peg IS an honor student salutatorlan and has won three tu1t1on awards Her actlvltles extend to chorus glee club Scouts and Qulll and Scroll Our guess IS that Pegs llterary genlus will earn her a place as a famous Journallst Mlllle IS a real Irlsh man Her good na ture and ready smlle w1ll reach out and gather ln a harx est of frlends wherex er she goes Interested ln office Work Mxllle w1ll go as far as a prlvate oflice man ager Wlth her name on the door Our ever laughmg p0SSlb1llt18S as our first Hollywood re presentatne but the call of the alrllnes IS more thrlllmg to her R3.dl07 No Flve years hence she w1ll be your gracl ous hostess on Plane X Umted A1r Lmes Inc BRANDL LORNE Gramp IS an all round athlete muslclan class pol1t1c1an and general Jack of all trades mth the w1ll to do It 1 hard to tell what thls amb1t1ous lad w1ll do future years but we know that what ex er Gramp attempts he IS sure to make a success of It 25 Rog IS a bugle man In the band C Y O and glee club member He llkes any thlng that resembles machmery but IS Interested ln bemg a salesman Com b1n1ng the two wed say offhand that Roger Bacon Brown w1ll some day hold a patent on the most amazmg ln ventlon known to sclence CHAPUT DOLORES Dolores IS a falthful member of the chor us and the sodallty Her k1nd and sym pathetlc nature IS 1n tone Wlth hospxtal walls and charlty wards She Wlll be the first of our class to lend her talents to the nurslng profes slon CHAPUT MARGARET Margaret w1ll always llghten heavy hearts on her way through llfe She IS a qulet home lovlng body but she 1n tends to shun domestlc llfe for the bus mess world for a whlle anyway C HAPUT MARY Marv IS a member of the Patrlclan Club the old glee club and was a not so bad batter aroun ler on last year s famous tenms team Pecan e of her tennls abll ltx Marx may show Helen Wllls M how lt s done one of these days 1 I . I 7 1 ' I n 0 9 s ' 9 - ' 's 1 I - , 1 Y y . n . ' . , . . . . . , i I ' ' ll 77 ' . . . . , ' K - . . , - ' 9 ' 7 . . , - . . . . ! . 1 l . , . Iris has dramatlc . . . . , ,, - 9 . . f 7 ' ' 1 r 7 , l - , - , - v l ' . , U . Y - . , . 1 1 , Q n ' ! - 7 ' . . - . . . y - - W Y A . . . - - ' . s r . . . . . cc , n 9 v - -. 1, , - . 1 S ' - 7 a .vr .7 -V - - ' . . , I , . A. Ax li is if xml Q'G 3 1 ry, Q, ki , 1 'M ,ij 28 Aw-mix 36 if lil f0'4' Tr L ll' K5 wi .hfg QQ- 36. 57 1 is-Zhu AA 'ev 25: 2 is as AM 'YA '83 1 !Qk1 shi! .Vx V I J v t Q1 Q Q '- ' 1-'W rs- ' Q-V gl -,I mu 'iw . vi. z., . ELA! CMB 1 ks Q Q ,. , l, Hz' W' D v 3. , Km 'C' wxweuu, Q-'J 3 A , A MLOREQ . 1 - A fc ' 2 -F is - - 'F' R I ' I K ' I Sl A L ' ga .9 Q p . ' 4 ,M 4 .-,- l A I 'innings' N. THE SHAMROCK CHRISTIANSON ELAINE ShIne s name reflects her sparklIng per sonalIty Band Chorus debate declam atxon QuIll and Scroll and defendmg women s rlghts In Rellglon IV are her chlef 3CtlV1tl8S Besldes playlng vIolIn and pryorphone she plays Naughty Waltz radIo and German heartstrmgs ShIne Wlll fhave no trouble on the road to success but many a w1ndIng road leads to a cottage small CONNELL FLORENCE Her speclalty IS glggllllg' but Why not have fun whlle you may? For today we are schoolgIrls etc Florences pleasant and SVmpathEtlC nature would go well In whlte walled sIck rooms but she has plans of a more dOm6St1C nature CRAEMER RAYMOND Ray lS a member of band and orchestra and has held three class ofhces 1941 wIll probably find hIm a br1ll1ant Pro fessor of Caesar and Clcero solemnly conductlng a college LatIn class CRAIG MARY ANN HGZZIE IS the black halred l1ttle IrIsh glrl on the other end of a trombone In the band and orchestra She IS a mem ber of glee club and PatrIcIan club Some day you may meet her agaln treadlng sllent ethery halls In a crIsp whlte umform DIRKS VIRGINIA Glnger IS the pleasantly exasperated 8SSlSt3Dt lIbrarIan of the IrIsh clan but she Wl61dS a mean vIolIn bow too She IS Interested In llbrary work and we thmk that not far In the future she wIll be callIng for Sllence In a bIg cIty publIc llbrary 28 FITZPATRICK GLORIA A real fightmg IrIshman but Wlth plenty of Wlt and good humor Glory has good dramatIc abIlIty whlch could mean her name In llghts but alas she too IS of a domestxc nature FLEMING THOMAS Tom doesn t say much but when he does It s always worth whlle HIs favor Ite Indoor sports are bowllng and drmk Ing cokes Possesslng the gnft of publlc speakmg and a large Intellectual capa cIty Tom wIll soon be a rIsIng young lawyer of whom we may be Justly proud FRANK ELAINE Altoona bxg tease practlcal Joker and clarlnet tooter thats Frankle Belng the brIght Slde of thlngs HospItal walls w1Il Clalm her too but as a doctor of medIcIne not as a nurse GILBOY PATRICIA Pat IS another of our qulet l1ttle ladles who goes about mIndIng her own affalrs She IS Interested In stenography and someday we may see her the proud pos sessor of an Important posItIon In one of our many buslness offices Goss ROSEMARY ROSIG lIkes to glggle and have a good tIme and why not? Her brlght out look on lIfe Wlll be an asset that ROSIC wxll never lack Whatever she does In future years wIll be helpful and good to all concerned HAI-IN FRANK Slow but sure and a blt hard of hearmg at tlmes but Frank wIll always get lt done for you Quote I a1n t lazy I m Just dreamm The Great Dreamer has one bIg dream DIesel engmeermg 1 7 ' Q ' H ' ' il ' ' 1 - 9 I I ' . . , , . . . . , . . . . n . . 0 ! I 7 . , . ll 7 va ' ' I 7 ' 7 . 7 . Q 7 , . , . . - tt ,, n , u . 1 , . . - . . . . , , ' 66 7 . , ' 77 9 , . I 7 ' . ' 9 1 I y ' . I . . - , . . for her future. a great optimist, she's always looking on , n o , - . 7 ' . Z Q 1 Q 1 ! , 9 , . . . . . - I 1 , n a u , . . . . . , , , . , K . . , . y . . . . . . , 1 . , I . . , ' CC ' !7 ' ' ' - . , THE SH and 111th h1s ab1l1t1 that dream w1ll be reallzed H ARDER, RHODA TVI1ck as she IS called b1 all who kno11 her bes1des bemg our star stenographer IS 11cepr1s1dent of the chorus, and 111 1rt11e member of the cl o1r She l1 pro1 ed he1 clf to l1f11e d r11t1c 'llllllt A ouph of tl1e Thon Is 111111111 1 s 1 con lflered one of tle be t ol sports and 1 alwavs 11. dy f01 a fool t1111e Jo11NsoN PATRH IA P1t IS an honor stu1e'1t 1 1led1ctor11n and has 11011 COHS91 1 at on essav 'nd schol 1r 11111 Nv 1rds C' e 1s 1nte1e tec 'n dental h1 g1ene and lfl 19 10 will 1131 e llul name on her own plate glass doo1 IXIERNAN, PAUL Fun lo11ng m1sch1e11ous and al11a1s ready 111th a good 1oke character1 e P111 Tboul h a 1olly person he does l1a1e grfiphy especlally ho thand He h IS 1et made a lv cemmerts as 'ro the 1oad of l fe mwfht le1d hlm IS su1e to be pro me 11e not '1 where but he KIVRSTEAD CARROLL Carroll 1s a chee fvl h'1po1 ,go lu lv sort of f' llovv whem 11e mav be proud to know H1s outslde act1v1t1es mclude band glee club and bugle co ps Sevel 11 years hence 1ve 11 ll know hlm as the p1os1erous m1naUe1 of tl1e E C Book Store I ELAND MARIE lVlf1r1e1 a qu1et S'11'Y1Q'1tl1Sl'C pe1son'1l1ty 11l1o 1 1 1 '1l11 s l1ster1 to 1our 1101.117 She too has dec1 ed to 1o1n the V1h1te P11 fvle and 19110 111ll find her bu t 1n0' about 111 s nu a ge l o , tal atte d he1 p'1t1ents 29 AMROCK LUND DONALD Here IS that fun lovmg gentleman YVltl'l the S1mon Legree laugh Tarz has al11a1s been interested 1n the rel1g1ous S1 le of thmgs 'md lntends to de1ote h1s llfc to combatlng the terrors of Com mu111sm Mc MAN11s F'1.F11N 11 191 mer 1011 sae F1leen she IS llllqllj 5, ll f 11 out he own mfffurs She seems to t lke 'ln mime t 1n busmess md 1940 H111 find ler IH a good pos1t1on 1v1th a la1ge uty firm M ILEY lv' XRCARET ll' le1 , our m1l1ng little m'11d from Umon IS always 111ll1ng to help 1ou out She confines her personal mterests to the Sen1or class but 1941 11111 find her greatly lnterested 1n her own country school classes l'1llLLFR FRED OTT offi e of sec1et'1rv ln Int 16 ted 1n 136110 ni -ke use of h1s Ce the Patr c1an Club Herr M1ller 11111 man and spe'1k1nof 1511111 over the hookups 1n the old country CECILIA Sls IS busmess m1nded but l1kes hou e work as well She has won awa1 ds 111 shorthand and tvplng and w1ll make u e of her ab1l1t1cs lfl the blg c1ty offices 1n 1940 PAN ELSKI CATHERINE Kate IS a qu1et little ladv possessmg a charm all he 011 n She has been a fa1th ful 1152111 Jer of glee club ard che us fol four 1 ea s Qmce bookken mg qnd Qtpng P'1 t'9 1 1 61919 rf'11o1te,suo1ec's Ka e 11111 11d to do 11111133 1n the l111e of clf11cal 110 k K v 7 ' u U 1 , . 3 j . 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L . 11 , '1 . , ..- . 1 C . . 7 ! a 1 ' ' ' - l U ' . 9 - we 1 . s .. 1 Q - , f- 1 , ch A ' , 311 v ' v Q 1 4- 1 1 1 . 'ay . A 1es. 1 l K A A .- U -- Ae. ff. fi ,J ' j11..t, .',l3 . . . . , ' ,, ,,l1j 2 19 1 ' :s .1 ' Q ,fl t C .o 1 l 1' j .1 s'11 1 .1115 'J S ' ' ' ' V .e Q ' 1 - 1. THE SHAMROCK PRUEHER ARTHUR VANDER KAMP ABEGAIL Football hero drummer class president and Beau Brummel that s Art Holly wood w1ll offer h1m several movle con 'tracts but Wlth a modest blush or two Forester Prueher w1ll St1Ck to his look out tower ln the Rockles ROBERGE MARION Marlons actlvltles lnclude band glee club and chorus and two class offices Belng interested in Dramatlcs she has done exceptional work ln the Patrlclan Club and will some day become famous on the American stage SPANEL ROMAINE Romalne became one of our class in the J unlor year He has a llkmg for chem 1stry and bl0l0g'y but h1s l1ne w1ll be wood work and painting ln the neai future SPINDLER JOSEPH Joe entered St Patrlcks Just this year but well always remember hlS ready the ever Jolly grocer in hlS own general store THoMs GORDON Gordy showed his scholastic ab1l1ty when he won a scholarshlp last vear We thought he would stlck to the green earth but Gordy would rather do government work 1945 w1ll find hlm ln a position wlth the Department of Agrl culture ln W3Sh1Hg't0n D C TRI MBELL ROBERT Bob IS a football man band and bugle corps member class play hero ani heart breaker He also holds the lmport ant position of Senlor class VICE presl dent He IS lnterested 1n radio and an craft and we know Bob w1ll be a huge success 30 Gall entered our class this year from Sacred Heart She hasn t much to say but her ladyllke reserve and her friend llness w1ll l1ve long ln the hearts of her classmates Gall w1ll be a helpful steno grapfher to a blg' buslness executive ln 1940 VANDER KAMP LORRAINE Laura l1ke her slster IS the essence of courtesy and frlendhness She has ln deed added a noble character to our class Because of her honesty and slncerxty Laura w1ll make a reliable stenographer ln the future years WEIZENEGGER RICHARD Dlck IS an outdoor man and a great tenms enthuslast Th1s love of the great outdoors w1ll prompt Dlck to earn has wlngs and take to the air 1n 1940 Hell get the alrmall through for Uncle Sam WITTM KN ADELINE Adelmes sunny smlle will win a place for her wherever she goes Her favorite studles were chemlstry biology and sclence ln 1945 we w1ll be proud to know thls famous woman sc1ent1st ZABOROWSKI LUCILLE Lucy s pleasant personallty will always find her a host of fr1ends Her only in terests are the Sodality and J unlor class Being a home body Ceal w1ll make a fine Wlfe for someone Against Chilldl Labor N o author Chlldren and women labor lS a bad thing Th1s breaks up the home Before a chlld IS fifteen or slxteen he IS crlpple for llfe and lack of an educatxon The Umted States states h X e vote on this questlon there was a large no of states for ch1ld1en and women labor But I propose that children and women l'1bO1 should be abanlshed because there w1ll be too many children dumb like me 7 7 9 1 . s ' , 7 -' . - - ' v Y . D Y . , . . . 1 , , . . . N 7 Y , , , - . . . - Y u Y P 1 , . . . 4 ' - 0 y I . . A' 1 Y . , . . . . , . . . , . 1 - ' grin and good humor. 1945 will find him . , - .' ' - , 1 7 Y , , , . . I n n 0 I ' . ' - . Q 4: ' u n - . I ,, ' u n , . . . . .- N. V 5 Y ' ' I Q 1 , . . . . , . A . . . , I , K . D . y - . . - a 7 . V . 9 f ' . . CYQ URING the past few years splrltual educatlonal and r reatlonal advan tages have been mcleased for the graduates of St Patr1ck s A chapter of the Cathohc Youth Organ1zat1on was started for the older boys ln St Patrrck s From the first a great deal of lnterest was shown At first the CYO was only for the gr d uates but they voted to allow tl e upper cla s rn n of hr h school belong Meetlngs were held regularly officers elected and plans made for a basketball team that would com pete wlth other CYO teams from other par lshes The fellows practlced at nl ht be c use th t was the only t m they had frce The CYO games were played on Sunuay afternoons The rollovw 1ng sprlng the C r'O gave a mln strel And what a show' One of the be t amateur shows ever put on ln our c1ty sald the oally newspaper Afte that the group declded that th y mx ht as wx ell hay e a httle fun ww 1th the money they had wo! ked so hard to earn through the nm trel so they gate a May Ball a truly lox ely affalr Dy thls tmc the whole clty the May B ll one saw almo t s mam out snlers as memLe s of the CW O xtself The affalr was a huge success Through the ummer months the club was not as actxve as It had been but It d1d have 1 club breakfast after all had recexved com munlon one Sunday mormng An ICG cream soclable was also gxven The followlng fall a CYO club was started for the guls and the1r mterest and 8I1lll llSl sm wx as as great as that of the boys They held then' m etlngs as regularly as the boys Howex er xx 1th the open ng ot the g11ls LX O Jolnt meetmgs dex elo el At these meetmf programs are glven games played ddlltlflg and of course lunch It IS easy to ec that thes two org n 1 tlons ha e accor 1pl1sl td much xn the hort S1 aww e With the Editor tlme they have been organlzed For one thing It has given these young people a place to go a place around whlch a great many of thelr lnterests are centered It stxmulates '1 qualntances that began 1n hlgh school and keeps them 1n closer contact wlth the church Slnce th1s organlzatxon has been so success ful why not a CYO unxt for the lllgh schoor 1rls 'P The boy s have one and they have been ucce sful vshy not the grrls? Wlnmere Congratalatxons are ln order for the fo' l0YV1I1g' students of St Patr1ck s Hlgh School for outstandlnf, worl done ln the past school 5 ear Remember those students who recelved tultxon awards for the hlghest marks recen ed for the semesters work? Well 1n the senlor cl ss tl ere was only one wmntr Elalne Ch1lSl113HSOl'l but ln the Junlor class we had four students w1th the same hlgh marks James Caton Geraldlne Eldrldge Ruth Tom ashek and Joseph Flshe 1n the sophomore class we had the same two WIHHQTS that we rad last year one Just can t get ahead of the other 'hey are Bernadette Couture and Mary Just one wmner Jeanette Bolev I am sure we of St Pat 1ck s are proud to hate the e people ID our clas e not only are they actlve ln the r Ll ool studles but we find each and everyone of these vunners engaged ln numer ous outslde act1v1t1es Of cour e 5ou all know about the contest that wa spon ored by the Quill and Scroll Club because most of you partlclpated 1n lt Well there Ju t had to be wmners we couldn t all be the lucky ones the YVIIIIIQI of the A1' C ontest was Patr1ck O Brlen and the VVIHIISI' Of the Pl10t02I a1 hy Contest was Robert Wexzenegger Both wmners are under class men so we can expect ex en bett r wo l from rner'1 ln the ye us to come The Qulll and Scroll Club vsho pon ored the contes lb mxde up of elght member I ree of lVulLh ale charter members. of the cLOIlt'l7Lu8d on page 403 f -. 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L l- ' . . ,1 r X Ax A S A ' S A: ' 3 ' , Haw We Stand In Basketball These facts are based on newspaper repmts f10m the Eau Claw' Lorne Brand! 37 papeos All the games weve not oecmdecz so these me a few omzsezons but most of the game me oepozted M1 Ihzs cutzele S we dust off the old l6CO1dS and get dovwn to rock bottom we 'Inu mam 1nte1 estmg lacts fxbout the hl tow of basketball for the past sw ye rs Startmg vs 1th 1931 1932 we find the follow mg on the squ d Keegan W11l ns l hannes Hehll Tomashek lVl2l1C0l2t Schwa an Ducette Paul St Louls It was Co Ch Flallli Rlchgels fn t season and St Pat cxme out xx 1th nme X ms and two losses The schedule fo1 that 5 ear tells the tale F01 brevlty St Patuck s scole 1S gn en f11Qt St Pats 12 Meulllan 14 34 Qt Maxye 28 31 AQUIHZS 14 17 McC'1h1ll 11 18 Wabasha 16 22 Merrlllan 18 14 Aqunne 26 24 MCCah1ll15 26 St Ma 'v Q 13 l Wabasha 22 36 Cadott 16 Iotal St Pate 258 Opposltlon 196 0 1932 33 found Watkms Hehh La Bauon Sleete1 Tomashek Maucott Sehwahn L land R5be1 Dueette on the team 1 hls yea1 the Gxeen and Wlnte Won elght and lost onl5 three Two games vs ere lo t to De Padua and both Wele bweath taklng games the one plaved at Ashl nd belnsf an ox Cl tune Hem Q hovs the cards stack uv St Pats 32 C dott 4 17 McCah1ll 7 34 St Mau s 9 26 St Mauys 21 20 Mellll lan 19 29 Caledon1a9 18 De Padua 90 19 Aqulnas 10 32 Caledonla 18 9 Aqull13S 17 18 De Padua 22 St Pats total 254 Oppos1t1on 156 In 1933 34 as the call was sounded a laxge g1ouo of boys answezed and when ex GlXlZl'l1l1g' ww bolled down there remalned EOLll1h1l6l2 La Ba1 ron Tomashek Tone1 5 - - nr L ' f' , V K f , 1 ' ' 1 , ' ' l I ' 2 - ' 3 f 1 , 1 , Y :X 7 1 1 eg. 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' F ' 'f 1 K 1 ' A ' I I 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 O OL THE SHAMROCK Qt nton Donals Marcott Leland Wollum and Albrecht Tn flghtmg Irlsh won n1ne and lost one thlb year The only loss was to Aqu1nas St Pats 22 Elk Mound 13 23 Cadott 6 27 G1anton 20 23 Aqumas 15 26 Loretta 20 21 AQUIHHS 23 12 McDonell 8 18 Loretta8 25 McDonell 15 19 Durand 16 St Patstotal 216 Opposltlon 144 In 19.14 35 the team was made up of I .1 Barron kolstad Toner Moore N18l80l1 Roessler O Br1en PHYISO Wollum Scott Albrecht Watson and Ryberg St Pats thlg year had the largest schedule play1ng four teen games They emerged v1cto11ous 111 n1ne and lost five They started out llke Wlld fire w1nn1ng five IH a row Then Aqulnas came along and napped the wrn lung streak The score was close and It was mp and tuck all the way through St Pat 1 lo t the1r balance and lost three stralght They started back toward the top by taklng two games 1n successlon but they could not keep the pace up and from here on they ee savs ed back and forth Tal e a look through the crystal yourself St Pats 24 G anton 11 47 Cadott 10 0 McDonell 15 22 Durand 20 40 Cotter 17 25 Aqu1nas 27 19 De Padua46 19 Aqumas 24 38 Plum C1ty 10 39 Ossco 23 18 De Padua 35 32 Gale College 19 20 Cotter 21 39 McDonell 18 St Pats total 40? Opposltlon 219 c . 1935 36 shows as we remote the curta1n that It was the poorest year wmnlng seven and loslng SIX Well every year can t be so good The team was up agalnst some hard compet1t1on Cotter and Aqu1nas havlng powerful five s The team of th1s year also played P10 Nono of Mllwaukee a strong quln tet The team 1ncluded Tone Kolstad Al brecht Scott Caton NIBIQOH Roessl r Sleet er Watson and Ka1ser The boys dxd thell be t for they vxe1e as good players as the school has turned out Heres the rest of the dope 33 St Pats 49 Granton 7 56 Cadott 12 39 Galesv1lle 11 15 McDonell 8 32 Merrlllan 16 23 Cotter 29 29 Durand 19 22 AQUIHHS 24 29 McDonell 18 32 AQUIHHS 34 21 Durand 31 18 P10 Nono 25 39 Cotter 41 St Patstotal 404 0ppos1t1on 275 ThlS past year of 36 37 the team won seven and lost four After gettmg off on a slow start thcv 1 on three 1n a row and lost to Cotter They then won four and lost the list one to Aqumas The last game was at tended by about elghty rooters from the Old Alma Ma er Wel heres the 11st of the boys that played and the box office scores Caton O Br1en Don Rafferty D1ckerson Bast Ka1ser Bud Rafferty Bauer Donnel lan Gallagher Brandl St Pats 20 Wh1tehall 1 16 Granton 18 34 Cadott8 11 McDonell8 36 St Marys 12 14 Cotter 34 30 St Marys 7 22 Cot Aqulnas 21 St Patstotal 249 Opposltlon Durlng the years 1nclud1ng 31 32 St Pats has scored 1783 polnts to thelr opponents 1257 lhe Green and VVh1te has played M Donell e1pl1t t1mes and won elght W pl zyed Aqumas twelve t1mes and won four and lost e1ght St Pats has won the Mln nesotfm 'mtl YVIQCOHSIH Cathollc Confe ence once and tied once The Conference 1ncluded McDonell Aqumas Loretta St Marys and St Pats Glenn Deroum coached Granton the t1me the score was 27 to 20 It was a good battle and Granton threatened the Pats through out the game ThlS IS mterestmg because Glenn was a former St Pat s boy and had taken sex eral h1nts about basketball coach 1ng rrom Coach Rlchgels have A plckcd team from all the boys that haxe played under Coach Rlchgels would be as fol lows Caton center Hehl1 and Tomashek forvs 'xrds Leland and Albrecht guards ' 1 .3 . . lv M 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . . 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L , , , THE SHAMROCK The tue and the White By an observer 0 some the blue and Whlte unlform wh1ch lmmedxatcly smgmfie that the wearer IS trom St Patrlcks looks drab But lf the person who bears thus thought could step 1nto the halls of St Pat rlcks and see the mass of blue and wh1t frocked figures he would leave wlth a dlffe ent xmpresslon The unlforms glve an lndefinable g r a c e and beauty to the W e a r e r Thelr slmple neatness IS not seen every day The whlte collars and cuffs refute the argument that the days of starch are over for that Won derful substance IS used extenslvely 1n St Patrlcks The plalnness yet It could be called IH d1v1dual1ty seems to prove the quest 1on that clothes do not make the man or I should say the ady for even though the garment 1snt the hexght of fashlon the wearer IS the tops ln prop- rlety Someone asked several young ladles Just why they lxked the1r umforms The answers were as lnterestlng as they were varled One young lady says ln xo uncertaln words that lots of tlme 1S saved ln launderln and dressmakmg Others sa d Well we don t h we to sr ueeze the montl ly pay check unt1l xt looks l1ke a dr1ed beet Stlll others remarked that Sadle Smlth who e father IS the towns John D Rocl e 04 feller lsnt any better than SUZIC Brown whose father has a WPA Job Mothers by the score bless the umform When the lnevltable questlon What shall I wear? arlses mothers say Thank heaven I dont have to llsten to that when you get ready for school A teacher once Sald The unlform has a splrltual purpose as Well as physlcal It ellmlnates the thought of clothes for many young people Clothes are forgotten when umform IS worn and the mlnd IS on the better thlngs When I asked some of the semor glrls what they thought of laymg aslde the unlform they answered 1n dlfferent Ways all showed they re gretted lavmg aslde the umform A young lady who has younger sxsters 1n h1gh school saxd Mlne of course wlll be handed down to my sister but she had better take care of lt because someof the happ1est days of my hfe were spent m It Stlll another Sald A umform was the answer to th1S maldens prayer for four years And another I hate to see m1ne go 1nto the rag bag Others ard We used to t y to find ex cuses for not havmg to wear a umform ln the years gone by but now that we have to abandon It for good It IS a dlfferent story r f I ' V 'l' 1 - ' ' ' - Y , . ,z L 4 . , .f -, ' v a , . . . , . Q , Q u Q o , ' . l I , 3 A f ' . . , u ' u ' ' v 9 9 s , . . n ' . . , . A . U . U v . . 4. . . . J L' - . . . . . . ' . r , . . . A . ,, 9 ' ' . . - r . - . r - . . , . . . l . - N x A . . . . 9 l u ' ' . , . . , L , , . . . . . . . . . . ,, V L. 0 l . . H . s Q 0 ' ' Q ' - , 11 n 1 0 - .. . . . U . . ' 1 rr 1 1 n U - - v - , cc 1 - c f v - 9 1 - f- q V 1 L, ' H Y' - . . . . ,, v , - ' u Q . . , , . , cv ' 9 , ' ' ' ' u '3 - . L ' , . 0 HE other day whlle v1s1t1ng a glrl frlend the telephone rang Upon be 1ng answered It was dlscovered that the call was for Mrs Glbson my gxrl frlend s mother After the usual greetlngs the con versatlon proceeded ln somewhat the follow mg manner Oh I haven t been feellng so well lately You know that I am Just recow erlng fl om an attack of sneaklng pneumonla That le t me so Weak' I we hardly been able to more around Pause Yes I certa1nly have had bad luck By the way Jenny have you heard about that LIZZIB Turner? Well you know that Spal dmg bov'7 He took her to a dance last Satur day nlght Can you lma me such a dread ful thlng? I was never so surprlsed 1n all my hfe I always thought she was such a Tch teh Pause What d1d you say? Pause No you dont mean lt Well I always sald she would come to a bad end' Pause Isnt that horr1ble'7 Oh darlmg I 'IVE the most gorgeous' dress ln Harder s wlndoxx yesterday It IS such a new style You must look and see I was thmklng of buymg It Yes Pause Well It IS purple and plnk or green and blue I can get It ln either color I really thlnk that I wlll get the purple and plnk Charlxe doesnt llke me 1n green I thlnk purple and plnk are such a beautlful combm atlon too Don t you? Pause W ho sald that? 35 Are You Lxstemngv ITIS Blame, '37 Pause Oh dldn t you Just about dle of humlll at1on'7 Pause Why I would hawe slapped her face I wlsh I h d been there I would have told her a tlnng or two Pause You mean that old Wlne-colored mater 1al'7 Oh I Ju t turned lt over and sewed It vuth a French seam It really made lt look hke new Pause Yes I am very handy wlth that klnd of thxng Oh dearle I almost forgot to tell you That Tlm McCarty IS engaged to marry Da1Sy Mulhgan Yes well Mrs Mulllgan told me herself If you don t belleve me you can ask her yourself Pause Yes she has been terrlbly snooty smce she vx ent to vlslt her sxster ln New York I makes me slck spreadlng her eastern accent all around town I almost dled when she larted tolllng us all about her Slqtdh who I1 es ln lNew Yoahk Pause Oh well 1f she ex er says anythmg mor to me I ll soon put her ln her place I ll tell her' Pause Oh I always put crumbled crackers over the top Of course I always add some butter too The crackers gxve them an avs fully aelzcate flaxor Pause Ill haxe to try those cookles some day You remember you gave me the reclpe the other day Ma Jbe Ill have tlme to make some tomorl ow Pause IContmued on Page A53 , A f 0 I 9 ' ' I ' P W V ,f - ,, - ,, gqvm. ,- 0 .J . . , , - ,, . , . . . .- a n u 3 A ' , ' H . . . , ' ' . ' , ' . ' , ' U v v ' , I 1 . ' !! CC 9 ' - , . I ' i 7 ' Q , . , . he . L cc ' , Y ' n 1 Q o - . , s .A 77 . . ' 7 . . ' 9! 61 ' , Y 7 s. C. n 1 , , 4 . sc ' ' Q n , - . . . ' , u , , L . , . . . i . g. - ' ' i . i A . . L . T , n . . ' 7 ' ' 7 . n 4 - 1 77 mce glrl, too. Golng to a dance w1th hlm. 77 P- 0 , . n ' ' , . . . , C a . . . . L . ' ' I . L u ' as n I ' 1 . . . , . . , cy K . - I . . , . cc v ' N S '. . ' , 9 ' ' 1 I - - v v an - as If . . . as ' ' sa 9 ' ' Qi V 1 L Y e ' V 7 ' , . , . ' A I ' 1 x 7 Y ' V! Y! 0 tl v , . , . . . , ca ' ' ' . . ' n v 1 . y y, . , . y . . v . U 1 , ' . . . K A ' - 7 . 7 ' ' ' 2 av ' ' , . . X s , ' . . 77 sa 7 ' H c . . THE SHAMROCK f YKJNEERS PUBLIC -gggyg USEFULNESS PUBLIC ut1l1ty means pubhc usefulness Upon the usefulness of our ut1l 1ty to you and your nelgh bors rests the success of th1s ut1l1ty m thls com mumty 0 E v e r y pubhc ut1l1ty was at first a luxury Now, because 1ts servlce has ralsed the standards of l1v1ng to a level to whlch we have grown accustom ed It has become a necess 1ty 0 It plays a vltal part 1n the commerclal and 1n dustrlal growth of every clty and town by furmsh mg necessary heat, llght and power Upon the growth of the commumty rests the growth of the ut1l1ty I In turn the suc cess of the ut1l1ty reflects favorably upon the com munltv to the strangers eyes Thls 1nterdependence serves at once to develop both 0 The ut1l1ty because lt ser ves steadllv, economl cally, surely hghtens the labors of each member of the communlty and llfts the burden of drudgery fl om thelr backs Its pur pose IS pubhc usefulness NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY Get at Horse Eugene Schmzt 38 Rattle rattle rattle down the street You guessed It It s one of those new stream lmed beautles of back ln the days of 1915 when the Model T was first put on the open market for sale Thls beauty sold for the low sum of S850 and up A mce httle tldy sum of money I guess And the real hook ln It was that all lt cost the maker fMr Fordb was the sum of S150 thus leavlng hlm the um of S700 for pocket money What a car' Why you could get thlrty mlles an hour any day and sometimes thlrty two down a hill about a mlle long the gas lex er belng down as far 'ms you could put It The owner would go up and down the mam st eet xn the old Clate Wltxl hls head as hlgh as the sky acting as lf he owned half of the c1ty and the states around lt Then came the new 1926 model wxth 1ts many new features and clalms why you could toot a horn whlch was connected on the steermg wheel and you could at least get thlrty five mlles an hour on the level loads and thxrty seven on the aforesa1d h1ll Th cost was lncreased to the sum of S900 but what was thls to the old boy 1f the bus was a blgger and better car the thlng would be an asset to hmm anyway that he would be al ways proud of And so cont1nues the auto Llography of the century The same process of buy1ng and selllng vsent on 1n 1927 ln wlnch the owner of the old model car had to get a new lemon Now when 1998 came along the old man had to try out a new klnd one that had never been trled before ln the modern world Boy what a sen atlon the thrlll of a hfe tlme Th1s new sensatlon could travel hke the wxnd causlng one s heart to beat twice as fa t as It usually dld All you had to do was shlft It a couple of tlmes and you were off for the most mterestlng and easy dr1v1ng of your llfe You could go as fast wlth tlns rlg 111 second as you could u 1th the old hack of before ln hlgh He began to notlce the way fC07lf17lM8d on Page .681 X , X I fl-, , 1 ' 7 4 1 I X , , ur 7 ' lf, , , , . 117 . , -. 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The Hyde Have It With the sophomores A vmscellaneous collcctzon on cms of may kmd That New Fangled Gadget Jam s Gallagher 39 Ralph Appleseed a gentleman of the oil w s tlred He declded a the tu would be the best place to rest After buymg h1s t1cl e Ralph went m Hls first deslre was for fz drmk of water He looked about the lobby and finally dlscovered a fountam stuck 1n a. corner As Mr Appleseed approached the fountaln he notlced that there was no handle wlth w'h1ch to turn on the water He w s very much perplexed at thls mvster1ous find 1n0' so he snooped around a l1ttle As he leaned down verv close to the fountam st1 earn of water shot up just mlssmg h1S new blrthday t1e Afte five or 15CtI'18S the farm er finally found how to get a drxnk of Water vnhout a bath Ralph now knew how the 819ClllC eye worked Ex ery tlme that Ralph came mto the theatre he would let h1S frlends tlv o get a drlnk fi t T len after they hal failed he would calmly take a dr1nk For once m h1s hfe Mr Appleseed was re spected by all tue farmers He knew how the new fangled gadget at the the tra, worked 011 Well Thoma,sLzmd 39 Swab the deck' Aye aye SIT' Lovs er away' Aye aye SIT' All hands ahoy' Ave awe slr' Such were the commands and re non e e nanged abo rd h good l p x7lLtO113. a l18D1Oldlj t1l8T the h gh eas fl0tl'lt1lT0' tic bam G1 or England 37 It was mghtfall on the tenth day of the wovage A nerx ous tenslon prevailed! among the members of the crew The day had been slnlmg, Vltll a lcky curtam of rnolsture fill cf 10 p re Frne t T' ltlev first mate on board stood on the can .1 n s br d e engaged IH com ersa tlon Wltfl a certaln Robert McWade the youngest membel of the shlp s crew How soon w1ll the typhoon hlt us su-'P It xsn t that vou re frwhtened IS It Robert? answel ed the congenlal first mate The young Robert fl shed his elder an 1n dlgnant lance that behed the 1ns1nuat1on IH the accusauon of Ernest As the two f11ends t llkcd a stlff breeze blew up accompamed by '1 rushmv' to rent of ram Above It all could be heard a femmme shrlek Bobby McWade what are you domg out stow rn Come home or 5 ou ll catch you1 death of told' qhucl s Ernie we ll have to fimsh playlng Muunv on the Nlctorla tomorrow Xoud thuak I XX as mne 1n tead of ten the Wav my m m 0 L1 s me Come on lets get thxs old 10X boat ashore before I get ltonked on tn noggln Aye ave snr' Peek 1-I Boo Donald Hwsch 39 One of the most accurate of all eyes IS the elcctrlc ey e The electric eye works by means of '1 hght oeam smnlng on on energlzed mag retmed wacuum tube T ke for vnstfmce the drmkmg four ta n at tr' State T1 eatre W hen a person bends hls he Ld down the hght beam is shut off 1 om l X f K l r x gf f V , ' f Q J w. .J ..,... 4, E, ,L 2 J 1 . . . 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L 1 f , fy if The New JC' AQH1111 M1111 UECKE S W VITAMIN D MILK Now C Per QUART A Pure P3St6l1I'1Z6d M1lk w1th Greater Nutrltlonal Value Accepted by the Com mlttee on Foods of the Amerlcan Medlcal Assn ASK YOUR DOCTOR OR DEVT1ST At Your Dealer or Phone 4104 O1 410.3 THE HAMROCK the tube When the hght IS shut off the energy ln the tube IS released thus turnmg on the current Whlch releases the Watel When the person l1fts h1s head the hght beam aga1n sh1nes on the tube The current lb agam drawn to the tube shutt1ng off the water The tube on Wh1Ch the l1g+ht shmes 1 s1!m1lar to a rad1o tube All electr1c eyes work 1n a s1m1lar manner There are also other specxal eyes for do1ng spec1al thlngs An example of thlS IS 1n A1 catraz the prlson off the coast of Cal1forn1a The mach1ne IS placed IH a narrow passage and as the prlsoner or a v1s1tor passes by 1n smgle file th1S macfhlne sets a gong r1ng1ng lf a gun kn1fe file or any other steel plece IS on the person The e are also eyes 1n the factorles wh1ch ln workmanslnp Wlth never a m1ss There are also eves io operate garage doors by turn mg on the llghts 1n a room An example of thls was seen at the opemng of the World s Falr at Chlcago When the llght from a cer tam star reached the earth for the hrst t1me 1t turned on all hghts at the falr Electrlc Eyes are used also 1n large banks or stores to set off burglar alarms These and many other uses are found for the greatest of all man made eyes the electrlc eye Married Yesterday fCo1wludad from Paqe 171 It was then that Mr Hawkms falnted and everybody thought he was dead When he opened hls eyes Marle was standlng over h1m She had a bottle of ammon1a wh1ch she was holdlng to h1s nose Where am I he asked At Mrs Van Snob s she answered Is Goodr1ch at home do you know? Whv s1r we we e marrled yesterday he s my husband We re gomg on a honeymoon tomo1 row Oh' I see It was not the vuay Mr HaWk1nS Sald the words so much as the way he looked when he sa1d them My MJ fr VV M 'I S , 9 1 1 ,fl I . - - 1 , uv f , I A P ' ' , ' , VMJV V If Q . ' 3 nf ' -' L: 9 Lf . . . 3 ,J . 1- 1 . - M ' 1 , 3 ' ' , , 1 1 , t A 'I . I S 1 AJ . . . ' ' If . ,, . . . I . . . - , . . y . , , . r - . ' Q ' 11 work twenty-four hours a day detecting flaws . . , . - L. T a l I - , , l ' M , f , 1 1 7 I . . ' L . y I ,.... .. .. -W .fs ,WYW , .. W, , Y, , YY Y, D y D , , X . . -44-----ff WA --Y il'-if as n li I 77 . , . gg ' Y! , , . 66 ' . v ,. ' . v . 7 ' ! , . C Q , ny 0 as , 19 4 38 Living' Books Vlfglnla Dlrks, 37 Thzs ts what a student lzbmman thmks of some of the books 'Ln her lzbramy HE blonde llbrarlan at the mam de k closed the small yellow volume she had been readlng and looked dxstantly at the satmy red book shelves The llbrary was deserted except for Jeanne the tlnv black halred asslstant W'ho was puttmg books away The afternoon sun cast square reflectlons on the oblong tables that were cleared for the evemng The blonde llbrarlan J udlth Slghed deeply and resumed her reafi mg Nobody would come that evenlng for a book they mwht as well close for the nlght although they made lt a matter of courte X to stay open t1ll four thlrty Oh well the book was lnterestlng why go home? She read for a few mmutes untll the door opered and a fellow semor stepped 1n The glrl at the' desk heaved a Slgh agaln and as she look ed up. Patrlcla saw tears ln her eyes Why J ud1t'h what are you crylng about? Got a headache? Judith hastlly Wlped away the gullty tcar and smlled has so much feelxng It s called Goodbye Nr Chaps by James Hxlton Sounds dull to me Is lt a romance? Yes and no Its about a charmmg old Fngllsh professor by the name of Chlpplng who was nicknamed Chlps Nobody ever appreclated hlm untxl It was too late He taught Latm ln a very old fashloned way and always had a Joke for everybody He marrled a peppy young g1rl whxle at the school but she dled a few vears later I was at that part when you came IH I don t know how the story turns out but I suppose he dles and IS Just another pleasant memory of Broolf Held Poor fellow he made o manv people happy pardon me for gomg on like thx IS there scmeth1ng I can do for you Q9 I have to have a book report for Monday What would you suggest? Somethlng to read for Amerlcan Hlstory I wondel how Donovan s Black Sozl would do? Sounds llke lt mlht be about Russla doesn t lt? It s not though It s about ploneer days ln Iowa If you have any Irlsh ln you th1s should appeal to you I tell you those people had Splflt They l1ved ln a sod shanty on the pralrle and durlng the terrlble Wln t rs they burned twlsted hay for firewood One year the wheat crop was burned to the ground at another tlme hall lald the gra1n flat then the grasshoppers ate everythlng up and after that worms d1d the damage The O Conner famlly won out rn the end howex er These are the type of people that made Amemca what It IS today It IS some thmff l1ke Garland s Son of the Mzddle Porder however I liked th1s better Hwent vou anythmg wlth a few more tfmrllls? I hke to have a llttle more actlon ln a books Then you should read the C1 oss of Peace bv Slr Phnllp Glbbs He Wrote European Journeu too you know He has wrltten a lot of war novels and he IS one of ou be t war correspondents Its the story of a French officer whose alm m llfe Was to or gamze the vouth of the countr1es that had fought ln the World War to sp ead the doc trme of peace ln order to counteract future vxars He had seen so much horror and k1ll mg that he wanted to protect hls own ch1ld and other men s chlldren from such an ex perxence He worked for h1s cause therebx causmg hls wife to leave hrm and h1S frlends to turn agalnst hlm but he dldn t work ham enol gfh he ause dlctato s arose ln mmy European eountrles and ln the war of emouon that rolled the Continent hzs comrades CCo'ntu ued on Page 41 U O . l , . . . . . . . . . . 0 1 0 N I a . - . . . ,, . . - u , 1 ' , 0 . . . . o n - ' K Y ' y 1 - 1 1 ' . . , . . . . ' 0 1 . , I , - . . . . . - . , , E- . . . . . - . V . 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A A ' l '1 - ' . 0 1 4 E HAMROCK Q 3 1' r W5 ine Se H' Z1 M? aun LJ QTHLLML FIVE Fam1ly SCFVICGS Flve PFICQS Jwlebsdv Lanuderers 8: Dry Cleaners c Qin' Mama l: n. .,6honalAssocmaIicn ofggcrs .fnbucanzrs Have It Mastel Cleaned IT COSTS NO MORF Winners CCont-mend from Page 30 Natlonal Qulll and Scroll Club They are Althea Arnold Elaine Chr1st1anson and Patf F1013 Johnson Each of them has recelxed her pm St Patr1ck s R6COgIl1t10I1 Day ceremonxes were held ln the gym March 30 At a ban quet ove1 whlch Father Brady pres1ded out standmg students 1n school athletlcs band and debate were honored Mr W P Chand ler basketball coach at Marquette Umverslty was the prlnclpal speaker of the evemng For thelr work ln varlous aCt1V1t16S twentv fue students recelved awards The basketball players honored were Eugene I-,alser captam 367 Robert Bauer Lorne Brandl James OBr1en James Caton cap tam 37 8 Vernon Rafferty James Gallagh Awards for debate were glven to Mary Fluzabeth Wll on Donn Kauffman Elalne Chr1st1anson captaln Wllllam Whlte cap tam V1rg'1n1a Cosgrove John Carpenter Geraldlne Eldrxdge Robert Meltes Mary Katherlne Bullxs and Joan Roach A football letter was awarded to the outf standlng sen1o1 on the team last year Arthur Prueher The senlors leaving the band thls year and awarded letters are Roger Brown Carroll Klerstead Mary Ann Cra1g Elalne Chrlst lanson Marlon Roberge Arthur Prueher Lorne Brandl Raymond Craemer and Elame Frank Some outstandmg people that have not been mentloned as yet are the honor students ln the graduatlng' senlor class Here we have the upper thlrd of the class Vlfglnla D1 ks Honor student Patrlcla Johnson Valedlctor lan Althea Arnold Salutatorlan Lor1a1ne Vande kamp Thomas Flemlng Abega1le X73.I1d61 kamp Elalne Chr1st1anson Rhoda Harder 'VIa1 lon Rooerge Catherlne Pawelskl I orne Brandl Mxldred Asher ITIS Blame and Donald I und Stlll some others that have not been men tloned are the D9Cl3m3t10H Contest wxnners fC01'Lt19lu8d on Page 1,61 A- '- u 1 n . . J fm +0 ' ' A s . 1 - ' nd a- f, '93 J . ll ' 'll ' ill 'ii-' . ' ' ' ' , ' .1 1 ' . l ' 1 ' , . - - 1 o u a - J - I 0 , ' V l . . . . . . , 1 ' 1 1 1 7 ' - 1 ' ! 7 . , H b ' 1 1 ' ! .Qb,qqiP-ffb'-. er, and Ralph Duchscher, manager. H 0 Arf,'f'A4n-1 ' AJ yn, ., .U . - ' 1 - 'J 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ,. 1 1 1 Y Wil'-fl-'AAO llllll ' . l , ' , , . 1 7 9 ' l 1 f 1 ' Y I Y 7 9 A , 1 V . ,I x: . . . .Y V V L . . . I 1 ' 1 ' . ! 7 7 . 1, 7 3 ' 7 7 , 1. , . i . 1 4 1 - 1 X A 9 D A I 1 1 X y, . . Eatariekta Day Day ADIES and gentlemen, I will now show you that Oscar Odd McIntyre is not the only talented columnist in the country. I know that if anyone wants to beat him, this person will have to go some even to acquire tenth place, because McIntyre . . . James Caton, '38 Wood, that brilliant chalk talker. But enough for outsiders coming in, and we'll come out with our insiders. Couldn't possibly leave you without telling you something about the activities of the Dramatic Club, or better known as the Pat- has the first nine cinohed But I am a young man and Oscar IS getting along in years and will soon be running out of ideas However this does not mean that I do not admire him as he is one of the two men in a million Cwho 1 the other J who can sit down to a typewriter and put into punt the things that he has seen so that the people can really enjoy them Here goes nothing folks School diary Had a few visitors this year who furnish d us with some good entei tainment The Hu go Brandt Concert Party Remember them? I do especially At our Alma Mater we students have enyoyed not only the veisatzle and mterestzng entertammcnt of zts vzsitois but also the amusmg perfoffm ances of zts own rician Club They have given some dandy plays this year and thc leading characters de serve mention here See if you can recall these Sauce for the Gosllngs Really it is difficult to p1Ck thc leading characters but well do our best The parents were ably played by Ray Cr-lem er and Pat Johnson while their children were Gloria Fitzpat rick and Fred Miller Oh yes we couldnt leaxe out that old white haired gi and motner Iris Blaine Then we hate The Mouse Trap Bob Trimbell and Mai ion Roberge took the spot li ht here A lot of fuss over a mouse that that fair damsel Helen Gridley My my tsk tsk and such Hon qam Grathwell on Tinkers and 'Dh1I1k91S Iets see now how did he define thinking? Oh well I don t have to tell you A bewhiskered old gent Cal Crosshaul by name dropped in on us and told us a few tall tones about Paul Bun an that gieat lumbeiman of a few gears back One of the be t in my opinion was Al Priddy who came up w th toe oplc Can Animals Think Remember Ruth I mean the elephant? Al o in th line of e iuca tion a moue illustrating the function of the Federal Reserxe Ban' And Poli 41 did not exi t Pcmember the dresses worn in this play? You know the gay 90 s type Ghost Hunters Mary Ann Craig Althea Arnold Art Prueher and Loine Br-mdl combining thei talent and making kept the audience on the edges of then se its Th Audience Enteitains would h-ue thought that we were loo' ing irto a rr ior if the S1 ters had not been sit t ig in the ti t iows of seats in the audlen e I xx 1 in Under tan VP No? W ell nexer m nd Al o after Faster a couple of slgt xx ere gi en foi the h gh chool Too Wh ch . c 7 u i . , A V L 1 J O - ' , Cl , L . . ,, . T' L- u 1 1 X . 4 1 ' ' s ' . . . . . c - 1. ' .' V X 9 , ' ' r . c . A ' ' 9 , . Y . l 0 Q , A - - L, 1 7 ' ' 7 Cl ' a Y! - - , . - . Q. 'tr . g . ' 7 , . , , . . s . te . , , 7 , , ....... . . ue A R . , u A , gg - - , ra v u n - , i . .1 , ........ , 1 , 1 I ' 9 - 7 y V 9 9 1 ' ,4,,.,,, , 4 A 1' . , , - the hair bristle on the back of your neck. It S 1' I V , Y L, ' ' . v 66 ' - - ' , I . ,s , ......,. e , - - I . . . L , . ...... Y Y 5 v 7 1 Y '- .J ' A T , v . , ,V . ,C . N . . u, , ' , 1 . L , 1. A Ji c n S . - ,- . - yy ' - . A. , . . . - , L xi g . is . . L , -3 A, . ,.... s ' e ' 1' .- 'Qs ' . - L s f,. , V , ' ' ' ' ' ' cs i ' . cv ' - , 7 U . .... ..,. - , ...J Q 1 . , .,-. . , . ,atv . Q q u , , 4 no ,,,i., ..4 J ,, . x . .J - A l 'IHE SHAMROCK N0l'thWC5tS Finest SCYVICC Station Glllette TIFGS and Batterles Washlng Greasmg Brake Testmg Brake L1n1ng Wheel Ahgnmg Llght Testlng Crank Case Serwlce Storage Battery Chargmg GILLETTE COMPLETE SERVICE 318 South Farwell St Telephone 5614 Bobb1e ln whlch a dog and a man become mlxed up causlng upset cond1t1ons Darmv Daughters A play showlng the mlsun derstandlng of chlldren 1n some homes to day Tammg of The Shrew Now shrews are hard anlmals to tame and I thmk that there are only a few 1n captxvlty They are only kept 1n the famous zoos Here I find someone looklng over my shoulder askmg me to find out what a shrew IS Oh boy am I off the oeaten tra1l So orchlds to the Patrlclan Club Bagatelles Jlm Klernan crackmg h1s knuckles Makes shlvers run up and down your splne Bud Newton has a crax mg for hamburgers QWho hasn tl Gene KRISGT purchased a brand new sweater ln March Sounds l1ke a small town newspaper Ger ry Eldrldge cleanlng her glasses It s farce Slstel Incarnata waklng her puplls by a snap of the finger Personal nomlnatlon for best lawn keeper Wanderlngs thro the hall Yours trulx trymfr to get a book 1nto his locker Sls ter Dems pxcl mg up papers 1n the corrldor Whlle I saunter past or Father Deeny shootlng through the halls trymg to Hnd someone to do one of many tlnngs Bast and h1s pal wandermg lnto school about ten mmutes of n1ne each mormng Mr R1Ch gels gazlng at the bulletln board Ralph Duchscher telllng so and so that there IS a meet1ng 1n such and such a room at 3 00 My favorlte passion Lookmg through a Montgomery Ward or Sears Roebuck mall order catalog Sudden thouffht Why doesnt England pay her war debt? You may ask Well where does that come 1n here? It doe n t I Just put lt ln to prolong the agony 11937 Maclntosh Syndzcate Inc, Szete1 Incar nam What was one of the most pathetlc results of the World War? Art Dmker fm There were a lot of old malds 1n the country , ., . ,, . . Y . . .. ,, I . ' CD Y! ' ' , . . . I . . - . 66 ' A 9? I V 7 . , ' 7 .. . . . . . v . P Y. l , . . C ...,.... ' . . . , , , - - A . a upper - Jim O'Brien. V ' ' 7 - . y . D ....--' - I . . i , ,.....,. . 1 . 4 ' . Zz.. . L , 7 .D . , 66 ' 7 7 , - 77 K, s . O . I I ' L ' ' I : I 1: THE SHAMROCK Theater Reviews The Charge of the Light Brxgadle Rhoda Harder 37 Forward the Light Brigade' Charge for the guns' he sand Into the valley of Death Rode the sax hand: ed Tennyson s lmmortal Words thunder across the sllver screen Commendable perform ances by Erroll Flynn Ol1V13 De Havllland and Patrick Knowles lent color and brllhance to the story of a great hate and a deslre for rex enge 1n BI'1tlSll outposts in the Arabian desert The plcture IS filled with love ad venture color and actlon It s scenes of the regiments r1d1ng swlftly aero s the plains flags streaming manes and tails flylng each man deteimmed for revenge yet covering h1S own emotions arouse the excltement and sympathy of the audience a truly great production Althea Arnold 37 SOINJA HENIF NED SPARKQ DON AMECHE JEAN HERASHOLT This IS a story of a petlte llttle glrl vshose kindly fathe has for twelve years been tram mg his daughter to compete for the Olympic figure katmg prize The entrance of the two reporter s and half frozen orchestra provlde excltement untll the cllmax IS reached by the little skater s winnlng of the figure skatlng trophy It IS a fresh dehghtful play presenting a dalnty new star Miss Henle Mr Deeds Goes to TQWL1 E az1ze Chrzstzansoh 37 In this plcture Gary Cooper gaye one of the finest performances of his Whole career He vias right at l me portraylng the char acter of the nonchalant slow moung Mr Deeds His leading lady Jean Arthur Wlth 43 Furniture or any Household Goods Eau Clalfe Lead6f The Dally Telegram I ' v , . I A A A 1 n ,e Q l V' S 1 . One In at Million with a Want-Ad in the THE SHAMROCK HM B811 S St'lOS SCTVICS ust Dlal 7 4 3 l THATS AIL her sparklmg personallty added much to the plctule She too portrayed the part of the repol ter most true to llfe The story ltself shows how cruel the large clty of New York can be to a pel son no matter how much money he may hax e Lxving With Books tConc uded from Page 391 drowned and 1n the end the great p3ClflSt vt as klllf-31 fi htlng a bloodless battle for what he bellex ed to be rl ht Thls story beats ex ery hlstory book we have conce nlng th effects of the World and explains 1n xery understandable terms thmgs that our gen cr'tt1on net er he ld about Pardon me just a moment Dld K ou want somethxng Jeanne? Whe e sh all I put thlS book It s Problem Island by B hop Kelly there 1sn t any num bel any XVh6lC lu t law It on the de k here lt wlll haxe to be cataloged Say Pat thats the book you ought to read Not for h1Qt015 Just for soul own enjoy ment There IQ a lot of feel lnclmed that way be sure to read It lor the s le of the plot It IS so ent1rely dlffer ent It s certamly worth readmg If you have tlme you mlght tell me a l1ttle more about xt Well It relates the story of a sea captam who wanted to prove the fact that lnstlmt IX ely man XVlthOl.1t any knowledge of rellgxon sull 1n h mself declde that there must be someone who IQ greater than he IS Some one who made the world and everythmg rn t He broug lst sex eral ch1ldr en who e parents had dlul to an 1sland and furnlshed lt beautxfully and gave them an educat on le wng out all mformatlon about God Of them elxes they dec1ded there must be a Cod By the was thls book IS a spec1al copy It s a l1m1tcd fl t ed t1on Only 500 C0pl9S were publ1 hed and th1S happens to be copy 397 pe1 orally autographed Dont m1Ss readmg thls 1 7 . . 1 l . ? 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E AMROCK If you are looklng for an ln erest1nU auto blogranhy read A Papal Clzawberlam by Franus A McNutt He has had so many yarled experiences one would haruly belleve so many could be crowded lnto the space of one short l1fet1me He really was an Epls copal1an but eyen as a Llllld he leaned to yy '11 ds the Cathollc Church and then he ally became Papal Chamberlaln and an tlmate frlend of the last Pope Whlle sneak mg about autob1og,raph1es don t ox erlook C' K Chestertons own book Theres a kuk on eyerv p Lge Stlll another excellent llfe story IS that of IOUIS Stan ourt who wrltc hxs 1n the th1rd person 1n A Flower for Smn He tells how he vs as born a Cathollc lost lls 1el1g1on rumed hxs famlly and then about to regfun a lost falth He found lt afte many many hardshxps and then had to face the dlfficulty of com ertxng h s far lly succeeded After readmg the story one feels genulnelv glad Id recommend It for any one who was consldermg enterlng the Church because It answe s all the questlons It explalns the Lord s Praver ve1y well well you read It for yourself and see lf lt doesn t Then there s A dlstant bu7zer sounded and the llb arlan rose to go I m sorry but we ll haye to close now blt come agam and Ill tell you about Hubbarl Cradle of Sfmms Lockhar s Pefurw Malaya and Bellocs Chamctms of the P0 fovmatzon ltS beautlfully 1llust1at d Don t forget It s a date Good Nlght Ere You Listeninq? 1Co'ncluded from Page 353 D1d he really sav that? No' I wonder lf he leally meant lt You know how m n are Xou neyer know 1f they really mean 3 thmg when they say It or are yu t Jokxng Goodness I ll haye to rush' I smell my cal e burmng' Ill haye to FO and take cale of lt Goodbye Sav Ill meet you down ln Wool worths dlme store thls afternoon arounf 2 00 Maybe we can get a chance to get 45 BLUEDORN S FLORIST SHOP 416 Dodge Street Call 4525 BARTINGALE COMPANY EAU CLAIRE Wls Qualz y Photo at No Hzgher Prwes AANWS STUDIO 108 So Farwell St '11 9431 Eau Claue WIS LAURITZEN FLORAL CO Gleenhouse 901 Mann St D121 3721 mp 911 S Barstow Dm 6016 U Y . . t . A. O - A , , ., t 1 , 1. . . . . L . 7 . . V , . 9 K 1 . 4 . L, n I L' , V . A I , '. ' f , fin- : ' , c ' ln' 1 . . . . ,y K . A A - . . . , 7' . , l 1. 1 y v ' , . f L . . l , I , v 1- ' ' ls V a . n A .- .. ' J . 'C , l 'Il L . Q . Y I . x. V , . , , . . .... t . ,. Q , u , . .Be n . . .i V A JL . I ' J. , . , - , . , I . I . 3 . Y ' ' A, fl . lle L . . , , ' v ' . ,- Y . . - . . . . V w . u f , . , . Q , Q A VV - .1 . v . . U '4 ' ' U 0 v 7 is L' 'J ' . - . U . , Lg . . sa s Q , , .A..J ,I . . 1 . +P 1' 1 , L. . u .V -0 7 1 f , , Q I L,- . . , . . . , . 0 T A c . ' rv - - D1 - 9 ' 9 ' u L 7 ' , l . il... I V y, f 4 l ' ' - ,I 1 W W.. - , , , I 5 U at ' t . . , . ' ' ' . ' e 7 Y ' Y Y . . . , .7 y . 5 - . Q V Y - , . , 1 . ., n c K . , ' . . . . 3 . - V - - . . . U , , , . S I , , . . . l . .1 . . cl L y , . l . .,. - , v v f THE SHAMROCK Dial 8411 H H KLEINER CO BLILDING CONTRACTORS DEALERS IN LUMBER MILLWORK ROOFING IIN SULATION 1128 1130 F1rst Avenue EAU CLA RE Wls WALTER BREWING CO EAU CLAIRF Wls SHERMAN JEWELRY S TORE Eterythmg m Jen elry ELGIN at VVALTHAM WAT HES CULVFRS SHOE STORF NOW haxe a complete assortment f everythlng new ln footvve'u for sprl mg and summer You are 'mln 1 s frssurel of 2 8001 palr of shoes properly fitted Quteluy Footzrear Swzce 18' ? together, and have a regular tete-a-tete. All right, I'l1 see you this afternoon. Pause Well youll have to tell me th1S after noon or my cake W1ll be burned to a crxspl Goodbye Wlth the final good bye she banged down the receu er and rushed out to the k1tchen to take care of the cake I Wonder what they had left to say 1n the afternoon and whose reputatlon they were gomg to tear apart Rlght then and there I offered up a prayel that I w1ll nex er turn out to be a goss1py old woman nex er thlnklng that I should con demn mvself for llstemng ID on conyersa tlons' Winners tCom'luded from Page OJ Remember that group of ten glrls who kept you 1n cont1nuous laughter whlle they gaxe thelr declams 1ust a short tlme ago? Well wmners Just had to be selected but I wager It was a dlfficult task for the yudges The wmners xx ere Ela1ne Chr1st1anson first prlze Mary Ann Cralg second prlze and MHTIOD Roberge thlrd prlze Then a few weeks later came the bovs ora torlal contest and the XVIHHQTS of that were Robert Trlmbell Second Donald Lund Thlrd One Certam Faculty Member Theres no d1f'iculty ln the world that cannot be over come lf you try hard enough One Certam Sophomore Have you eyer trled squeezmg toothpaste back lnto th tube? Senior Haxe you ever read To a Fleld Mouse 'V Fresl e No' How do you get them to IISIQII7 u 1 ' , Y , ' , . Y . s r ' I - , T ! . 7 . ' ' 9 - Y l Y I . ' . , . , ' v Q ! Y . . - 9 . . . 7 - A . -.-..- Jv ' t T , g I ' -I , ' , ' . , , . . ' 9 v 2 , ! 7 7 r , , 1 1 U - V 7 n Q . , . I' n L Lorne Brandl - - - F1rst v I ' ...i- , D ' , , - 9 ' v J - , .J ' v W 1 I X I L 3 Y . . . I e ' ' 1 ' .C z , . . 'z fs: ,Q ' . KK ' f Y p I ' 1 . A Q! . . f . Y .' Zz . .' . . THE SHAMROCK EAGLES PRINTING COMPANY Prz zters of Produ twe Adveftzsmg Dlal 6631 103 Grand Axe East Eau Claxre WIS SUNLITE DAIRY C0 WILCOX WILCOX sz SULLIVAN Attorneys at Law Eau Clalre WIS Phone 6914 500 Umon Natlonal Bank Bulldmg Eau Clalre WIS THE TALK OF THE TOWN In Reference to the New Sprlng Styles at Balderston s THRIFTV99 'W The S otchmen Say HURRY' HURRY' HURRY' STYLE '?'7'7'7 F-1sh1on commentators say GREAT' STUPEL DOUS' MARVELOUS' SERVICE999? You always get what you want at BALDERSTON S Customers are treated wlth respect THE MOST COURTEOUS STORE IN TOWNHH' THAT S BALDFRS PON S We mzzfe ezeruooze to come m tomonozc and see for herself Compllments ,mmf ws FLEMING BROS GOOD WATCHES EAU CLAIRE FUNERAL HOME H M Fesenmaler NATIONAL MUTUAL BFNEFIT Legaf Pescrz e Lzfe I1 mance MADISOJ WIS MARYE A C FISHER D1St1ICt Manfagel 903 Fifth Avon e Dla 3 Eau Clane W1 con 47 .7 6 . V- . . . Y . . . , . . , 7 L , . , .. 4 ' 1 k. 'J A - c c s o 1 u K1 0 Q 0 0 + . . . . . . . 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'l comsiv 5' of 1w1.:-- I f ' Q -.r- ,1 4 . . . , .J ' . .- f ', as I vs I , . . . . , ', L ' Q ' u l 754 ' - , 's sin THE SI-IAMROCK Rebuxlts Phone 5910 Supplles Sales and Sermre CONOVER TYPEVVRITER COMP ANY L C SMITH AND CORONA Dlsrnlauron General Typewrxter Repalrmg 3051 S Bar tovv St CONOVEP Mgr EAI, CLA RE Wls DRUMMOND PACKING CO ARBUTUS BRAND HAMS and BACON Eau Clalre WIS DTOGGERY Styles of Tmnorron TODAY 120 South Barstow Street Telephone 3423 CLAUS The Name That Mears the Absolute Best LH PHOTOGRAPHS 410S Balstox St Get a Horse CCofncluded from Page 365 ln whlch the cars were beglnmng to b made that WIIIIGI' for when the snow began to Q uft he would get stuck very often At th1s he would curse everythmg under the sun ln cludmg automoblles When he ne t tame 1nto town wlth hls load of vegetables and a httle ready cash b9S1dCQ he decxded to get a new Chew rolet the next best car on the market he thought In thls case when wmter came xt xx as the same old storv he would always get stuck And the same process was contmued for the next two sears durlng these two years he trled evel J kmd of car there was lHClllfl mg the Dodge POIIIIQC IIll1ll'Y1OlllO and N 8 Dull If lhls per md the models were Lontmu ally bu g bu L lower to the glound th n ever vshxch C1151 l h1m to g,o1nto a long and pll ite tonfexe ace wlth hxs wlfe and kxddxe After about a month a yerv elabol ate plan was worked out IU whlcls the f mxly decldel to go back to the old davs and get one of the fix at ca s out They bought an old lull yumnel th C11 w 1th the only tleam l1H11lP' rob th 1+ enabled the ow ner to go ox er the lone t 'uls from the tountvy to the cltx vs1'h at 'ea t llttle hope of gettlng the1e Qure enough thls was the solutlon to the problem there w as no more gettmg Stllflli there were a ftw more rattles m the old bm s but she sure xx as the thlng for them IH the YV1I1t6V' time In summer there was plenty of fresh alr for ex eryone 1n lt and all vsere healthy and h ppy And so ends the fu to blogr phy of lloodltm McGee the countxx box fl om Qtrum W1 consm One, Two, Three, Shift tCmzc'Iuded hom Page 71 Vlfhen the b1 s stops at the Idmor Hwh 'Svhool the whole crowd swavs forward oc caslonfzlly pushlng the poor Cl1lx9I' out of hls stat Above t e clamor of th xolces of the passen vers 109 tourteous drn er w1ll be heald ,W ' ,Q 1 K , . . . . 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FJ ' 7 THE SHAMROCK W1HdOW Shades Drapemes Carpets Wax Llnoleum Lacquers Varmsh See Us In Our New Larger Store KEEGAN S COMPI ETE INTERIOR DECORATORS 104 East Crand Ave Dla 8029 PHILLO MAYTAG TIMKFN OIL BURNERS ZENITH SALES CO GENERAL ELELTRIC REFRIGERATORS 204 South Barstow Street IRON If IREMAN STO! ERS ELECTRIC RANGES A N CLASSEN CO P UNITS WALL PAPER DECORATOPS SUPPLIES See Us 308 Eau Clalre St Eau Clalre WIS PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Rlver Street Frult Store We Speclahze In FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES STEINWAY PIANOS and Other World Famous Planos CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS ACCGSSOFIQS Records Sheet MUSIC Edmund Gram MUSIC House Ida C Marx Mgr 110 East Grand Avenue WM SAMUELSON DRY GOODS COMPANY Eau Claue s Quulzty Store for 44 Yea19 X ISIT OUR 26 COMPLETE DEPARTMENTS 49 4 r J 4 . r . ' l . 'x A nr - - 1 W I N Dial 5127 At Om' New Location 1 V . u - . , . . X ! ! . -, 1 u ' xr vi .. V is X ls Xa N5 255 THE SHAMROCK orderxng Moxe back please Please push back yust a httle further Only fifteen more passengers to get 1n Please make a httle mo1e room Then exclamatlons are heard f1 om the C1OWd ln general but finally land mxraculouslyj the fifteen passengers are ad mltted After thls It IS 1IY1DOSS1blG for the crov d to su ay back and forth because there 1 n t enough room for a sw1ng The tlaglt part of the sc ne begms when a person 1n the back eat wants to get out of thxs rnoung prxson Nearly exelyone ln front of h1m must get off 1n order to l t h1m out Then follows a mad ru h for the departed passengers unoccup1ed seat t least three people wxll land IH It at the amc tlme usually remamlng 1n thls pos1t1on untxl the next stop Exentually the bus reaches our beloved Ferry Street where a large number of our torturers depart leavlng the bus nearl5 xacated and each person vvlth a Whole seat to h1mself and enjoylng solld comfort for the hort remalnmg dlstance to the end of the bus lme If any one doubts the truth of thls tragedy I extend them a personal 1nv1tat1on to come and usxt Shawtown between four o clock and four thlrty on any week day afternoon and they may have a chance to be one of the lead mg partlclpants 1n the battle W hy couldn t we have trallers or observa t1on cars or rurnblesl Or why couldn t some of you walk to reduce? , Sgyg f , 'ill' A I I' fd' ,ff Reflection PATRICIA JOHNSON 37 I loze the cool deep country The sky dusted with stars Tall corn rustlmg m the wind B1rd calls from afar Fmgrance of the orchards Smell of new-fmown My The stzll long mqhts of wznter Peace at the end of day tfg, I fd 7, ' , as 7 , . 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