St Patricks High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI)

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. . . Various Authors North, South, East, West-all directions beckoned students this year. In these columns we have some interesting excerpts from stories of trips. Wisconsin Leo Cary 38 T was early autumn and the day was CFISD yet balmy enough to be one of the rare days yyhlch Helen Hunt Jackson wrote of ln her poem October I was maklng a trlp to Plam and stopped to v1s1t the shrlne From my place hlgh on the h1ll I could overlook a hxgh way wlth 1tS speedlng cars the meadows and the llttle vlllage b yond The leaves and 'tcorns vsere Just begmmng to fall The shrlne xtself was no magmtlcent basl l1ca wlth the CllltCh6Q'l near the door proclalm mg the mlracles wrought thele No It was a small httle structure but lts xe1y smallness ln real. d 1ts beauty There yyele only four pews '1 fev statues and a small com mumon rall The 1 ace and qu et there an ay from the nolsy populace was a e mspumg stone statlons and on to the quxet httle vxllfw was among the most wondelful and peaceful moments of my llfe New York Mary Marshall 39 To me the East lb a dellghtful place to ylslt During our trlp there recently we Xl ltcl the mu eum and capltol bulldmg at Albany gre tt c ntels of mterest to people all oy er the cout try As we left that c1ty we notel signs talllng of the fireworks near the Sche uect tdy In td fe We walted for hours for the blllplbl, Il tl we saw lt beautlful amber lnfhts reilected 1n the runmng' water After taklng' ln the hlgh lxffhts of The Clty of Flectrlclty we retraced our course to Albany then to New York to see the great Queen Mary dock I remember the crowds of people swarm mg the long docks and spacmus rooms Whlle we were Freeport, Rhode Island we saw the opera Rose Marle on an open alr stage ir N ebraskal I zrqzma, Vzncent 38 Whlle we l1v etl at Columbus Nebraska on an an field where my f ther was an a1r pxlot them yy ls hlllltlllf 1llGWS'1lltS I always we mt alor g wlth one of the men who was a verv good marksman Vv c yy ould drue across the spacmus ficli yhuh was coveled yy 1th grass tall enou h to lude 1 pheasant In mv ch1lr1 lm yy 'ly thought I most of the success of hlllltlll f yy as due to mc 90 I ocl et cd It to be my L utv to pct th pl e y 11918 tl e pheftsft ts t ll fl td UWIUHLO e twcbuds X 1 X y cu 0 s ed vt hen 11V o e offexel to help me 1C ntnmcd on lug 3 U y, . I Q . . . , j Q I L ,V-V s sl C -- 1 , ' I ' y ' l 9 . -. I .vi S v ' , I . , , . . , 1 . L W 3 2 ' v f w .' , ' , , . 1 r nb . 4 w y ' U 1 - . ' v ,, 2 If K ' : ' O t l - I 0 . . K x ,, . . . ,, . 1 9 . . . . ,, . ' ca ' ' ' ' n ! 4 y . ' - , Y 1 3 1 , . , l, .. e . , , - Y . . . u . 1 5 0 ' '- 1 9 ln - x l Y - . K ' . -w i I n Cl , . , . 7 L . 1 u l v 1 7 ' K - f ' S I C CC u 5 1 ' , , y ,V.' . . . , ' . 'Q , - XD V 7 ' f . ,- . , , , .A , Y w W-. U .i .Y 3 b . y. 1 The Journey down the h1ll, past the beaut1ful I had many lnterestlng experiences- Among , .ge . 'af g 1 . ' ' x . . ' . 1 : U , ' . . , L l r, . ' , Q ' s to v ' W' f n . ' . ,. ' .54 . . ., , at . K 1 s V , 1 f V 1 . A n , ,L , ... rf cs r L I I 2, , rg L' x K I '1 ' ' v I - - . , M , X. . SA I Q fllif' V. , ' I, 4 Q4 ll Ex cl . . u - sf- I V1 v v v 1' . 1 , ' c the.. gg lt ,lx ' .. I vas er, sout- ' - ' ' .3 ' S- ' ax n ' 1. . . .

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Brellate of Qur Househo Dolores Chaput, 37 Thrs artzcle concerns our pastor, Monszgnor Dowd who was recently honored by Pope Pzus XI Tne pzctar es on the page opposrte were taken on lnvestztuve Day AM proud of the work of the clergv and the ever mcreaslng zeal and enthusl asm ln the mstructlon of the young sud h1s Excellency Most Reverend Alexan der J MCG3Y1Ck, at the lnvestlture of Mon slgnor Dowd October 7 at St Patrlcks Today one of our clerfry has recelvefl a speclal honol from the Holy See and I am happy to be mstrumental 111 brxnglng that We all hea1d the br1ef appomtment read by Father Brady first 1n Latm and then ln the vernacular Father Dowd was formally aopolnted Dorrestxc Prelate He IS now con sldercd a 11811 bei of the Popes household even thougn he does not reslde m Rome, and IS granted penal nrnlleges ln the Holy C1ty 'In chmax of the event came when Fath er Don d knelt belore the BISIIOD ln the sanc about We have clothed hun 1n pur ple, we have halled hlm as Monsignor, and thls great hon or, to be properly understood must be known to come from the Vlcar of Chrxst hlmself Any day ln Fall IS beautlful 1n Eau Cla1re but Nature seemed to lend more ture day the day on wh1ch papal hon ors were g1Vell to Monslgnor Don d Brief of Appointment Received by Monsignor Dowd Beloved Son health and apostolzc benedrctzon We have learned from the Bzshop of La Crosse that you as Pastor and Dean at Eau Clarrc rn hrs Dzocesc have clzstmgurshed yourself rn fosterrng youth and have seen to the buzldzng of a school and gymnaswrn wherefore we are pleased to as sent to the prayers of the Brshop who asks us to honor you wrth a speczal reward by whzch also we extend to you publzcly our own good wzll Wherefore by these apostolzc blessrngs and our authorrty we choose and make you and pro clazm you a Prelate of our household And to you therefore beloved son we concede the rrght to wear the purple even rn the Roman Court and to the rochet and lzlteuzse we concede to you that you may use and enyoy each and every honor przvzlege and prerogatrve that all other ecclestastrcs who have thrs drgnzty use and enjoy or can use and enjoy all other thmgs to the contrary notwrth standzng tuwry to read the prescrlbed profes svon of fa1th and recelve the purple cassock After that part of the cere mony was complete, he left the sanctuary and returned ln a f w mmutes, wear mg the newly bless ed ga1ment Next, tle B1shop blessed the rochet and plac ed It on the shoul ders of the newly appolnted monslg nor, and lastly the mantelletta was fas The clear a1r of an autumn day, a beau tnul blue sky a gol den sun all these combmed to make the day glorlous The DYOCSSSIOU was begun hom the rec toly led by the subdeacon Fatner Doran and sex vers Robelt and Donald Wollman Follow 11 g ww ere the NlSltll'lL' slsters the Knlghts of Columbus the clergy Cover one hundred 1n numberl our pastor and h1s Excellency Blshop MCG3XlCk Out on the chulch lawn the school band attlred ln thelr umforms of glecn and vshlte played the hy mn Ecc Qfzc erdos lBehold the great nr1estD W1th1n the church, the same melody was bemg su lg by the mlxed cholr of forty volces E Cardrnal Pacellz Secretary of State tened over the cassock On specxal occa SIOUS Monswnor Dowd wlll wear the vlolet colored cassock xx 1th 1 fa tened trall a sxlk belt x utn double pendant on the left side and a mentelet ox er the 10Lll8l, The plam chess consists of a black cxssock with red trlm mmgs and a xlolet belt Solemn Hilfll Mass began lmmedxately aftel the lnvestlture Father Plttz was cele brant Fathel Dem y w as Deacon and Father Doran, sub deacon Hls efccellency, Blshop McGas1ck QSSI ted mn cappa magna Hundreds ol Monslgnon Dowds fmends came to enjoy the d v w 1th lnm About one hundred clergymen sw exe served a luncheon ,r 5' f . 1 ' I ' x . X Y , , . , V. ' . t I . A l U s ' . . ' 1 1 . . . ,, , , . z ' , - , . . - . f' ' ' ' - 'e r 1 ' ' , . . , . , . . J 1 - - H y A D 1 L , S I 1 A Y u ' s , W ' A , Av .- . . . . i L ., . . . . . . c , . V X X .h Y X 5 , . s - H . ' . . l Q 4 l . ' - . N I 1 Q .I -4 ! - 1 1 . 1 Q u n 5 , , ' V , . . . - ' H I . 1 l n A ' v , . xr . , A 1 n - . K ff ' ' ' 1 . l . , v ' Y' 1 ' A fm , A .. ' , ' 2 . . ' 1 1 ' - COl01' on the 1I1VeStl- wear' the lznen tunzc wrth sleeves, commonly called ' u . Q, cl 1 , . . n . . ' . 1 . 1 V ' , . . ,, , - - - ' . ., I lr 7 V V i Y V YY Y iw A777777 V . -. , - . . v . . . - T - - o . ' 7 c S 5 l I . , V . ' - ' e 9 Q Q I 1 Q 1 -, ' a l . Q ' H . . - ' V ' n n s C A , I 0 i . 1 Y . . . L , . . . t . , . A . r , . . X ' ' 7 -KJ ' . I I . . . v - 9 I ' 3 ' . ' , ' C Q . ' . l ' 'L , 1 , , . U , K ' 'L 4 P . - 1 .1 7 1 , N' 1 rf A f ' I -7. y .3 r . 9 . 1 ' . f, 1 ' - ' ' .C ' - n 7 ' w ' A ' . L sJ ' 2 f ' a, ' . . . . . . I Q V V i