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

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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 ! L ' To work to pleasure, and to fun 5- 1' 3441 Ji- 2+ And then return , i 3 3 ' 1 9 Like shadows from the smkzng sun F X E The heavy boo fof men who toll 1 I, 1' 33 The farmer shoe . 6. .2 All caked with sozl, . M 4 I ' ., .f 016' from the factory aw EI I 1,5 One from the arm ag? .MI .-r' They re the Izfe of America ' The sturdy shoe that tramps to school With steps so light and gay Oh God forbid that these same steps if Shall ever pass this way P'3g,4 ' 5 But the same spmt wlthin them war ,, If It -ff T 5 fr? WJ? rf.-' 1' In marching lme I, I xfgvffqqg I, ,P 35, -A+ That to measured beat fl ?N fl - These tramplng feet J Ig, by .H , Q, Won t march away to dze 5- f .V F-EE is N? Ku- -f 3' 14 .. Q. .J - .1 -. - , . 1 4 - ' - V nt'- . . - :ss - 4- - ,I- -' --Q W'--if -' -a 1 -. 'YJ' - ' -f-H 'I-ge'-' -'rf .'. ff . ' ' - . In I ., Uh my I I .Ig 5.. .. If I I l .4 H In 1. .1 If hte:-.., -. ,+I ',, .LI I . .I - II. I V- -V I ,- ... I .I - . V .I -fe!-f' - . . I, 1 1,-.-if 75- ' 4.3, I V- 5' I'- , -I., ' 'L ' , -- A ' , ' . - ' u - , 'Qt Y - ' .3 W' ' ' . 'V ' 'Q ' ' . ' . wif- .1 2'2 '. F1 . ' . 2.- -J - 'a' I' - - I, - I - .J 'f- fs .. - fkfi-51 - V V. - . 1 . - .XL-' . 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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,

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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