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

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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 . .

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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

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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 . , -. '-1' , - I ' . . . . C xi' ll 1 . . Y I . I , . . c 0 . . . . . .. n S . . K u 1 I II 0 I I Y 0 . . . - . ' u n .. v . v D 0 ' c . ' t Y' . . l Q .1 . 1 . . . . . - . 7 . . u c 4 . . . . - - v v . . . ' . . O U - Y , ' , . - . 9 . . . D .. . U I - , .. . s 1 7 ' S V . 0 1 - . , l l , . . . , . . . Ol Y , . . . . U - ' I V . . . 0 o 41 ' .. ' ' - , - . . - . . . W . A ... . . . . . , . ' . S ' . j . . . . Y . ' V. , .