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

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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 . . I . - - 1 1 1 1 -, . . . ' I ' ' ' fn 1 1 1 1 1 1 V . '1 1 . ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 o . i , . 7 7 , Y ' ' 1 1 1 1 7 . . ' ' . I . . , . . 1 1 4' 1 P 1 1 1 U . n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , - I 1 1 1 1 ' I , J I ' ' I L u . . , 1 . . LL A ,iv A . Q- M 0 . ' A - J i ' ' . , . 1 - , 1 1 1 1 1 1 V . H , . . 1 1 1 1 1 L H V I , , 1 - L . 1 , , . . L , . ' - 1 1 1 . . . 7 ' ' ' I ' 1 1 1 1 , ' ,E 1 - 1- 1 1 1 ' an - 37 - ' - , , 1 1 1 ' S ' - Y ' . . ' ' 1 H 1 1 1 . 7 L 1 r . 1 o ' I I I , 7 ' ' - 1 . . 1 . Y . 9 . . I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' Q ' I . ' ' u ter 20 , 25, AQUIDRS 233 26, McDonell 213 15, Y . . . 7 Q Q I . . . . . , . 1 1 , 193. ' , .1 S ' , , . , - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' . x ' . , I 1 0 ' 1' ' - . - 1 - 1 1 '- 1 H' 1 1 1 - C 1 , , U g - 1 1 -4 1 1 '-' 1 . . . - . - , . ' . 1 - 9 1 1 1 - 1 1 . . f . ' . . . 1. L ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 L , , , 1 1 A L Q Q ' 1 1 1 1 . . . - ' ' - - - 7 r 1 ' 1 ' I' , , . . . .1 , . . . . 1 . . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 7 . 1 ' 1 1 1 ' , . . . , ' ' 1 l . . . 1 , . 1 ' - 1 - 1 . , - v u a 1 L ' x - , Y' - - -1 1 . J, . . ' 0 - J L a 7 Y 7 U I ' V l u n u A. ' . Y 1 1 1 - S ' ' , 1 O t 1 ,. I . - 7 v - . ' . . . c -, , , . , 1 - 1 . L , , ,

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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. ' J . f ., 2 ,f -f Li - , ... , ,H ., . , 1 f-. J , W W, .A . - 4 ' 7 , , , . 1 G Y . . . , . . I X . X . , . X V, . . , , , S ,' ' , ' 1 , 1 1 ' . 1 0 - . . ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 7 ' ' 7 ' 1 Y' 1 1 - 1 1 L . 1 1 1 1 e ' ' -E 7 - . 1 C 1 S V 1 7 'g1 1 ' , ' 0 1 Q . , , . A 1 . . . y. - i - l A 'A l - . V . , 7 S 1 3 I Y' , 2 ,ii , Q O-' 4 4 - . Q K, - 1 1 1 1 ' '- 1 - 1 . ' - - 1 I 1 - 1 ' . 5 3' .J Mltchell, lllCK1H110H, Leland, Seeker, Jffe . , . - , n 1 . L . K 1 7 - . J .2 ' 1 I , , . . 1 2. , I , V' . , . ' Y . .9 , . - 1 U 1 1 1 1 F S , . bl Z , , , . . . , 4 1 ' ' ' ' .. y V , A I - . 1 -1 1 1 - 1 1 Q 7 Z 1 4 1 4 1 1 -4 1 , ' , ,- , 1 , - - , , 1 1 1 1 . 1, . 1 . . . 7 . .' . 1 A 1 7 , , ' ' ' 7 . , .. 1 -, 1, . t . . D 9 S 1 1 C 1 1 I I 0 D 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 I 4 . ' , 1 , , . - - 7 A , , 1 ' , , . , - , 21, - . J. V1 , .1 ' ' ' , , , . . . ' F ' 'f 1 K 1 ' A ' I I 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 O OL

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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