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

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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 . ? K , , Y , . I , it A V-f .,fff Y . Y . l x g : l', L ' g . . f ' r ' e f ! .Ja . , - x . ' ' :1 ' . ' ' -, , - as . U K. n K' 3 2. ' ' . '. r , ' . . ' 7 . ' ' lb. ', ' - t 1 y . 79 . s ' ' c s , 3 ' ' ' I 1 , ' 7 3 1 . L , . 7 ' ' v . lt - . . , psychology back of It - but even lf you don t 9 , ai . , . j ' - , ' 9 ' ' av , . 7 V it Y . . I 7 ' ' !! Cl ' ' , c K L 1 7 ' ' 1 - j V. . i . i I 7 ' ' , 7 S. 1 K c X , L, ' f a. c 1 a Y. . I . I S , y L, , 37 J T . H V V 1 . . . . 7 ' - , . . A . . . . ' YS 1 . ' nfs V Y 4 7 ' '1 . , ,c . . . . ,, l .

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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

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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