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

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Ed1tor1al Thought May And Mother AXE You exer wondered why May was selected as the month rn which we honor our earthly and our heax enlx mother' Durrngb May we cm not help berng splrrtually lnclrned It s n'1tur al Let us make thrs month dexoted to the Blessed V1rg1n and to the mlstress of our homes 21 tlme of sacrrfrce for them and of offerrng good grfts to them Let Us 1ntro duce our two mothers to each other through prayer and let us make the rntro ductron long, enough for them to get tr know and understand each other w ell VVe know that therr cooperatwe plans and efforts wrll haxe us as then ob1ects VV1th these two mothers w orkrng together m our behalf how can we fa1l Leo Cary 38 Charrty ls Kmcl IWCE Sprrrtual tr easures exceed those of be placed 1n the All Amerrcan lrst of prrzed possessrons Practrcallx all men whose ln es are ruled bv earthly motrxe would prefer to make 1 mrllron 1nd lo 2 lt than to remarn paupers foru er The drstrnctron carrred by 111 QXlT1lll10I'l111Q w1ll last at least untrl hrs de 1th Although lore carrres no such d1itlHCtl0ll lt leax es 1ts memorlals Loxe s loss and the resultant sorrow pur,g,es the soul as sorrow usually does of many of rts bid quahtres One who has loxed realrzes the feelrngs the llllljl trons the asprr 1t1ons 'md the flllllbllltlfi f other lox ers Loxe th lt has lost the ob1ect of rts affectrons wrll turn ltself ln other drrectrons It w1ll cast lts w ar mth 1nd be neflcence upon orphans the atflrcted those IH need The lnes of old people furmsh an ex cellent example of the xalue and the hap p1ne s derrved from 1 lost loxe As the bereaved repose rn thelr chans and as thelr halr turns slowly gray they dream of the thmgs whrch the way of lrfe has taken from them Indeed rt rs better to lore and to lose than nexer to loxe at all leo Cares 38 Srtrvel Strrvel Strrvel HE Tramprng, of feet and the bliiflllj., of horns mnounce to the world neu St Patrrcks that our band 18 agarn l1dXll'1g' marchrng practrce Eager obserx ers push curtuns asrde as the marchlng, lrnes go D'1St Wherexer the band ,g,oe clnldren follow lt Cars often stop to watch rts maneuxers Ex eryone wonders w hether Qt P1tr1ck s wrll hfue as good 1 m'1rch1r1g blnd thrs year '1s rt has had other years Nlexer 1 et has rt recerx ed les than 1 first cl1ss r1t1rrg, If we try hard enough we wrll not dlsappornt our past record W'hat We haxe done before we Frederrck Garnett 38 Two Mothers JF-XNINF lxNIClxFRBOCKl7R -10 'When mrght folds lts blankets around you A two fold presence you feel xery near That of your beautrful Mother 1n heaxen And the mother w ho m1kes her home here XVhcn the sunlrt rms burst through your wrndow Anc you kneel for 1 llllef mornrng pr 1s er For 1 mother pr us to 1 mother To lessen her work 1nd care If your mother s been taken from you And youre feelrng, sad '1t heart Remember two mothers rn he IX en Cllifd Vou untrl you depart Q 0 A . '- S Y 7 4 4 4 ' rn Q v 4 4 4 ' ' . ' ' '- ' '4 4 1 4 , s ' C L , . VY ', Y' 1 '- ' 2 4 v 4 4 4 . L 1 ' - 1 v', . v 1 -w Y ww A . . 1 . ' ' ,'4 ' - 4 Q . . , . . . ' . - ' ' r , ' 1' , ! A V y 1' y' A I C N I w- ,4 'w ' Y 'J K Y! ' k 4 1 I ' A I r . .Y 4 y' 4 4 ' 7- -4 ' . 4- 4 K4 4- 4 . 4 ' , ' - . f .i . ' ' ' f s, . ' ' Y ' 1 7 7 1 n 1 9 ' D v 1 1 1' ,4 v. v 1 1 r A n, . 4 . c , 4 i c . c . T 2 .f ' ' cf U cf ' 4 v 4 A.. A 4 4 4 4 4 , 4 L4 ' 4 ' 4 Us - - 2 3 '2 ' f. ' . . ' ' 1 1 4 v earth ln value, love can undoubtedly can do again. Strive! Strive! Strive! 4 K ' 4 . . 4 4 ' - 3 . ' 2 2 ' sf ' 4 ' 44 4, 4 . . l . Y r v l . '1 v r 4 4 1 - ' 2 1. .Y A 4 1 . .f 4 , Y' ' ' 2 . f v . 4 4 . . 'T 4 ' 4 4 4 I ' Y ' I 1 D v v y w 1 4 1 4 A A v ' 1 - s 1 A' . r A T s V 4 C NY xi 1 i . 4 C I . i4 Y J ' - ' , ' rg' 2 '- 2 , J 'z 3 , ' 1' L' ' . . 4 . , . ' , ., . 2 S, 2 ' s o ' . 4 . 2 tk, K, A- 1 .4 4 , - . 2 .' 4 ' '4 ' l 4' K4 ' i 4 4 2 - 1 2 ' 'Z tri' 2 - ,, c , OI ,, c ' . L ' 1,1 J 1 . 1 ' '4 4 9 4 ' 4 s .' 7 r L C , vc 4 - , y L4 ' 2 4 2 3 ' . s 4 2 s j - . 24

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The Adventures of Arch1bald As Told by Archle FREDERICK GARNETT 38 HE Ram 111 f'1111ng X615 hard '1 alone at l112.,l'1t I plodded along, the de se1ted 101Cl the1efo1e 11hen I s111 1 blllldlllg, off to my left I 1131110 1ched It to see lf I could obt 11n shelte1 Upon d1 111111 close I nct1ccd th Lt the bullfllllg., 11 IS Ill old hotel I knocked but 1eee11ed no 111 SWVCI I 12111 d the door 111d Illldlllf., It un loeked I entued As It 11'1s 1e11 d 11k 111 s1de I Illllllfl on n1y fl 1sh11 ht 1nd ge wed IIJOIII I s111 It once th1t the 11ote1 h 1d not bee11 oecupled fOI some t1me I'he1e XVCIQ SDIIICIN 1nd cob11ebs 111 IIOLIINI the 1oom and the du t 11 18 th1ck upon 111 ot the ch 111s 111d t1b1e As I CIOSSLCI the lobby 1 11t SCLIIIIQCI from unde1 o11e f the eh 1118 11161 1 1n between mv feet I W 18 so st 11t1ed t111t I d1opped t11e f11sh11e,ht NVIIICII XV8I1t o11t Afte1 g,1OD1Hj, 1bout on the floor fo1 some t1me I found the flash hght and tu1ned It on agam XVhen I had trat1on de k Seem the book upo11 the desk I dete1m1ned to spend some t1me readlng the names of the pe1sons Who had at one t1me stayed at the hotel I p1cked up the book 111ped the dust off one of the chans and sat do11n HQYIHQ' ne1er hef11d of any of the peop e Whose names 11 ere there reeo1ded I put the book back 11 here I had found It I spent lbOLlt an l'l0ll1 exammmgb the th1ee SIOIIGS of the blllldlllg f1t the e11d of 1vh1c11 t1me I 11 1s 011 the thlld f1oo1 mount mg a 11dde1 11h1ch led to f1 t1ap doo1 111 the Celllllf., D1 e 11m 1b1y the ent1 1nce to the attlc H011 CN er Just as I W1s about to ope 1 the trap door the laddel YVIIICII Was 1e1y old and shaky collap ed and I fell to thf floor SQQIHQ, that It YY as 11111305 1b1e to IIIIO the '1tt1c I reso11ed to go back do11 11 stalls 1nd W III fo1 the storm to let up As I lOllI1dCd 1 COIIILI on the th11 d f1oo1 I 11ot1ced 1 dom ofi to one s1de 11 hlch I h 1d IlOt seen betole When I opened lt I s111 '1n e1e11to1 sh 1ft I p1essed the but ton 1nd to my 8111191155 111 ele1 IIOI lNLellCl ed to the H001 I 11 IS upon I entued 1nd p1essed the butto11 XVl11Cl1 sent the e1ge do1vn to the b1sen1e11t I stepped Ollt Ho1ve1 91 18 I mo1 ed '111 1y f1om the sh 1ft I bumped d.g,'111lSt '1 111 11 hlch tlpped o1 C1 1nd broke As soon ls the contents e1me 111120 contact 1v1th the '111 thele XY 1 1 dull exploslon and e1e1yth111g nea1 the bottle 11as enmeshed 1n 1 sheet of Hame 11h1ch qlllflkly sp1ead I sa11 that the1e 11 as no chance of puttmg, the f11e out as e1e11 thmg IH the 100m 1.1273 XQIY d11 I stepped back IHIO the e1e1ato1 111th the IHIQIIIIOH of ascendlng to the first f1oo1 and escapmg, f1om the bulltllllf H011 eve1 as the cage neared the ihst floor the cable sudde1111 snapped '1nd the e1ev'1to1 st'11ted shppmg, backward I looked CIOXVII and saw that eve1yth1ng belo11 YK as '1 mass of Hames I attempted to stop the cage but my eFfo1ts 11 ere useless It fell IHIO the mldst of the flames and then Th1 serlal 11111 be COIIIIIIUSCI next 11 eek be su1e to attend and find out W111 A1ch1bf11d esc1pe fl om the b1'171ng, 111fQ1 1109 If he does 11hat 1v111 happen to A1Ch1L next? 'mix :V gig 4 23 I U 44 1 1 I I Q v 4 ' ' ' Y C YZ S C Y 1 f- S ' ' r r - ' ' ' s 1 ' I u n 0 1 1 . 1 . . . 1 1 1 ' 11 '1- 1 C , 1 2 1 Z . T - -5 :so r Y , ' 3 1 11' ' ' , - - , 1 ,, ,' 1 ' . ' 1 1 Q Q , , gg' 1 1' 2 i ' . ' . I v 1 f Y , 3 1 1 2 1' 2 1 c V ' 1 , 1 , - , , , 1 c ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' - . 1 . . 1 , I Z . , ' V 1 1 - 1' , 1 1 1 ' ' r ' - I I . 1 . , c Z S i , 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 V, - v 1 1 V ' - ' ' A I ' 1 vu v 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 . 1 c 1 If 1 L . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . , 1 . 1 0- 1 ,-. 1 1 . - s ' '- 1 as I 4 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1, 1. 1 . 1 1 f L 1 C C C n H Z . 1'Z ' 2 ' 1 2 A 2 , . 1. 1 1 1 . A D V c 1 1 1 z 1 1 1 ' A' 1 1 1 I D ' 1'1' I 1' 1 'Z 1' ' . K1 1 2 V 1 1 L1 2 2 1 , 1 ' x ' I L 1 . 1 1 . . 1 11 1 1 5 c A I Y 1 l 1 v rl 1 1 A . C x K I 1 C 2 2 2 S. 1' ' 1'1' 1 I Y - , -1 , , - - X , , I c 1 c l 1 ' 1 2 'Z -' ' ' 1 ' 1 0 . 1 1 1 11 1 . . I u n x K n A K 2 '1' 2 'Z V A . 2 1' - - - , , H 1 K . 1 c c D 1 1 2 ' 2 ' A 2 1' 1' , ' , , , - , . ' 4 K I I ' r 4 1' ' . . ' C Y 11 I 1 V ' x C I n , C I ' ' 1 v Y ' Y l . ' . 1 r 1 ' ' ,- 1 1 1 . 1- recovered my composure, I saw the 1'6glS- - - , , , , , v ' W ' 0' . . I . . A . C, , , , Y 1 A ' -1 1 ' . . - A 1 c E c T C n is m C ' ' - 1 1 1 1 1. 1 . D ' c c . , 1 1 1' ' 9 - . ' ' Q . 1 c c ' c I 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 , 1 .. c c I V 1 . 1 1 ' 1' I 1 ' 1 1 , C nr A A p . C 1 7 1 1 l K ,- , 1 K1 , V ' . . . 1 c c ' 7' 1 1 C 15' L 7 A Y ' ' vz 1 ' 1 1 - 4 . ' 7 ' r c ? . y 1 Y . V 1 I ' c V . . L c 1 c 4 , 7' '- ,. . , . . 1. 1 V . . , P 1 c , . - ' 1 A . y V . 1 Y I Y I a 1. L A 4 Q M53 11 05-'Amerikaf1u:g3.gf.e57,1 1-652 sv 41 Qi -1 -1.11 -462' w12:2 4'1T1'1T-in 1111- 1-J, A C12 rf-fi -.'g.,5.u-P.j:g53:QLEd1'Agf '11 1 -LA ' -41.-. -yjggis -2,1131

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Rosle DON KAUFFMAN 39 SSUREDLY Everyone has heard of Rose Rosle may be laughed at but she has the heart of fm true colleen md enough love and school splrlt for St Pats to carry on desplte hardshlps and exergalnlng old age Underneath her green tnd xx hlte hood she carrle '1 XQIY detelm med he ut one of the best Cldlllflc mo tOlS ex Cl tulned lway from the bxck dool oi 1 flCt0lV The mlghty llttle speedstel xx ls dollltcd bx Iudge Plum f01 the Dlll post of tl lnspoltlllg xthletes lllll othelxxlsc tlom hlthel to thlthel 'When Y'9CClNCil fl0Y'll the Judge she xx IS not the stlc lm lllled be lutx th It xxe chellsh It the IUCN ent tlme Qhe had '1 flded xx orn out look lnd ltcked the courlge to ploceed l1IlClG1 hel oxxn poxxel Some boys from the school offeled to tly thelr hand at lmprovlng the complex lon of the film but alllng damsel Before they started they admltted under severe questlonlng that lt was the first treatment ln beauty culture that they had exer at tempted to admlnlstel They palnted ROSIQ green but thlngs got really lnterestlng xxhen they touched up the fenders xvlth a xx hlte strlpe Haxe you exer hefud ROSl6b XOICGP Upon hearlng her danger slgnal coxvs haxe been knoxxn to recllne upon the plxe ment Perhaps one of Rosle s most valued pos sesslons was her very consplcuous radlat or cap One nlght Whlle the debaters slept heavlly after a hard debate at Stevens Polnt someone took a llklng to the cflp and ln the mornlng It xx as noxxhele to be found It certalnly broke ROQ16 s heart as well as Father Deeny s to thlnk that any one would dare to steal her unlque and mtlque beret ROSIQ has othel tloubles also You see the old glrls shoes are not of the best lubbel f0l they seem to punctule xery 1 lslly But no IIISUIWHCL ls needed i.f,l1I1St such mlsfortune for Rosle does not plo gless lt 1 p ice sxxlft enough to c muse any SLIIOUS hlrm The ITlOt0l ellloys mllxlllf., t ll ue of tl ouble Qometlmcs L cyllndel 01 txxo get spunky 1nd make thc othel slx Ol sexen do the xx ork but th lt s the en gllle s buslness lnd not ouls It was at Cleen Bay that Rosle 16CGlN6d fully one exenlng a fexv mlschlevous bas ketball players placed a harmless but not Il0lSGl9SQ bomb under the llttle old ladys hood When her master and dlrector Mr F G Rlchgels attempted to start hel the next mornlng there xxas much YVhQ97lI1g and coughlng followed by an elcploslon xx hlch threatened to tear ROQIQ llmb fl om llmb Mr Rlchgels frantlcally trled to ap ply treatment but xx lthout success and to thls day he doesn t know what made Rosle go boom One may thlnk from xvhat has been sald that ROQIG ls lust a trouble maker and a pest and that she serx es no purpose at all Although Rosle lacks the vltallty she once had she performs many good deeds for her Alma Mater Wlth these good deeds IH mlnd St Patrlck s puplls salute Rosle and slncelely hope that she xvlll remaln lnt lct for years to come '-gui 5 14- 51.114 Y1 ls 0 7 ! 1 ' ' 7 f , . . . , 1 7 ' T' - . 7- ' 7 f 1 r C 2 f r . . 2 . , . w . S , . c . 1' c - . 1 . . C , . x 'l rf r I X . , , , x r ll l' 1' 1 I .l f2'- 32 f - ,- .,.-, ,C n Q A I n C C n A C L I 1 -1 1. 1 1 - ' 1 . 1 'T ' 1 A1 - . f K c ' ' ' ,- 1 15151 z 2 2 3 1 1 y 2 1 1 H . ' ' 1. 1 1 , 1 y - x - . . 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' V , 1 l v 1 1 5 4 1 1 1 . .' 7. , . 1 - - 1 1 . '. 1 1 1 12 1 1 1- 2 ,L1 2 - v L1 1 ' I ' . . . . lssv- ' waz- ' ' ' ' - 1 1- , K1 2 , 3 1 1' V ' . y- 1 1. 1 1 1 ,1 .- , , 1 1 . , 1 I A' x v X x v Z v V A - ' 1 1 v 2 1 1 1'1 2 'x'- , ' 1 l , ' V ' f Q s z ' . A c 2 X ' ' , 2 2 z f ' ' - g 4 , 1 - - 1 - ' 1 1 v y 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 , ' . hel gleatest frlght. Whlle lestlng peace- r A' x . cf' 4 . . . .., '1 1 ' a 1 u 1 K 'Ny , , . . . , . . , , , . n - r ' H . . Y . w V , t y . ' 7 7 4 r 1' . . . . , 4 , . . r . . . ' 1 r x ' ' c . Y 1 . . . . , - - . 7. N . . , . - , 1 V A n ' 7 , ' 1 , , ca U , , 1 1 1 71 v ' T , C A u f . , 4' . , , 1 ' f z ' - . . . . . ' v v ' J ' - K 1 . , 1- . , , N vw' w . 1 . l 1 .A l ' , L . , 1 r n A n K A ' 7 ' s K l , , 3 f C ' s ' f , ' ' y ' v. 1 1 1 3 ' 2 . ' ,L 'T X N7 1 2 - f, 1 1 ,I , 1-J H :ww .1:. ,.- 1 ,. ' . Hi ,FM-'Z .:',,3Jl',g:1lx?-.'lj'f :fb we T ef l J:1..1.4i,i 915 Y. 1 .5 nv' W7 -- g L' ' .. 20