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

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FATHER MQGRRTHY N author a psychologlst a Jesuxt prlest the presldent of Marquette Unlverslty that IS Father Mc Carthy October 16 1937 became a red letter day for us when we had the dlSt1I1Ct pleasure of an 1l'1t61'X16W 01 rather an xn formal chat w1th thls man In Splte of a case of amattum 1sh bewllder ment whlch a second wlth Father 'VIcCarthy calmed we notlced that he IS a small man and rather heavy He has YGIV dark halr and ex es and he IS evldently Ir1sh To me h1s eyes portray hxs whole character They are sober and thoughtful and the way they sparkle u ould lead one to suppose that he has a sense of humor all hls oun Hls eyes seem to xmply that he IS lnterested 1n youth and although he knows a great deal about young people ln general he IS very wllhng to know each one 1nd1v1dually After we had been mtro duced he sat down leaned back 1n h1S chalr l1t a LILRI ette and sa1d Shoot Shoot we d1d' One quest lon rlght after another When we asked h1m yust hoxx he would define educatlon he answered It xs the process that tv uns people for llfe That is for a complete llfe H also defined an educated person as One who xs cultured who can control h1s ovtn powers and who has a defimte purpose m llfe One of our fellow mterxleuers asked hlm what he thought was expected of a Cathohc Hlgh School graduate He rephed A grad uate should be able to achleve the purposes of educatlon One should be prepared to meet hls 0bJ6Ct1VeS earn a ln ehhood and save souls In regard to a selectlon of a career he sald Take something vou h-me a natural lnterest In And as we were speaklng of Anna Marne Fesenmaler 39 Mary Ellzabeth Wilson 39 graduates we swung mto the toplc of the younger generatlon we hear so much about Father McCarthy havmg wrltten several books among them Trammg the Adolescent and as presldent of a unlverslty IS certalnly an authorlty on th1s subject The younger people of today he told us 'are havlng a hardel txme growlng up than the young people of yesteryear There are more dan gers and temptatlons now But I thlnk on the whole our young people are do1ng as good a yob or even a better Job than the youngsters of olden tlmes The conxersatlon at thls po1nt turned to more person al channels and Father told us that he had a Doctor s De gree ln Phllosophy from the Unlverslty of London Be fore he became presldent of Marquette he had been the head of the Psychology de partment at the St Louxs Umversxty Hls favorite perlodlcals are the Amertca the Com monweal and the Reader s Dvqest Hls reason for part lcularly l1k1ng the Readers Dzgest is that It IS tlme sav mg After all he sald One really gets twlce as much materlal in an equal amount of space as he would ln other magazines Father McCarthy compllmented our parlsh on the fine school that It has provlded for us He also compllmented us on our peppy band We were glad to hear hlm say he hoped sometlme soon to be able to come to St Pat- rlcks agaln and that he was sorry hls first stav was so llmxted Wlth this he cocked hls hat at a perllous angle and bade us good bye We sank into our chalrs happy for having met the profound scholar and zealous prlest Father Raphael McCarthy S J v V Y 1 I 7 . . . - 1 s 9 . . . , . . . . . . , -,,, , , ' a v ' x 9 9 . . . . . . . v - s Y 5 , . . , . . . . H r , f - . u . .1 ,, I 6 1 . 7 ' ' 7 Y . I X 1. V . - . . . . , . . . A , J ' , , A ' . , . 7 f ' ' . 1 . . . . - r . 9 K - . . . . ,, , - . Y . . t - v I 0 I , , . - u Y . . n L x I n . . . . f - . . . Y . l a - ' . . . . . . I - 7 9 3 . . . . . , . - . , . ,- - 1. ' u n ' - , . I 1 . ' as n - L - - - ' 1 , . . . . . . . ' ' , ' u 79 ' - ' 1 1 7 ' as ' H . ' . . , , . ' 2 . . . ,, . . ,, . , . e , u I - - ., u . . 7 v , , 9 - K 1 A , ' 1 1 ' ' 7, ' U H y Y x u 4 f ' . ' ' u - 9 - . - 1 - . Y N ' w . . . . . . . . . U , , . I . , - . X . . . . Y . . , , 7 1 V , n ' - . , ' N ' - 1 y , C - T , - . . . ,, ' . . , .

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Conserve! Preserve' Reserve! Mary Ellzabeth WIISOR 39 The followzng essay was ente1 ed zn the recent conservatzon essay contest by Mary Elz abeth Wzlson The essay won a local przze and was awarded second place tn the state contest T S so nlce out I can t stand to Slt here Sunday metropolltan paper and every four and wrlte thls theme mourned Sue who years so much paper for newsprlnt IS made was trymg to wrlte a conservatlon that the stup would reach to the sun and theme She gazed out of the w1ndow and admlred the beautles of sprlng Blrds were tw1tter 1ng and fl1tt1ng about m the bud dmg trees I can understand how valuable and wonderful trees are but to put It down 1n words IS too hard almost lmpossxble she sald not reallz 1ng she spoke aloud As J1m her fresh man brother came ln he caught the last few words Whats too hard for the glrl who plans to be valedlc tor1an he asked What are you do 1ng'7 Its that theme we were told about Do you know Jlm mle 1ts an awful Job and responsxbll 1ty to prove how necessary the conservatlon of forests IS Oh nuts he said There s no sense ln talkmg and preach1ng all the tlme People are gomg to do Just as they please anyhow You re Just as hopeless as the rest J 1m complamed Sue Th1S Forestry Prwner says that slxteen acres of wood are requlred to make enough paper for one ed1t1on of a back Doesnt that sound as though wood products are 1mportant Nevertheless Jlm was firm as he an su ered It s st1ll all foollshness You have to prove Just how necessary for ests and trees and those thlngs ale be fore I fall for It Conserve' Reserve' Preserve' That s all a fellow hears a round here It s get tmg so a person cant exen l1ve 1n comfort anymore Belleve me Jlm Oakley snapped Sue you d have a much harder tlme hung' wlthout wood and other forest products Ill et you a tlcket to the class play that you cant go one week wlthout usmg mentlomng some product of the forest I It a bet' Sure thats easy enough , answered the boy as he turned to leave the room I th1nk Ill do my Latm Say Sue do you have an extra penc He caught hlmself ln tlme but he left the room saylng somethmg about he guessed he wouldn t do h1s Latln slnce lt CContmued on page 291 I3 X , f . f W ,V .L ,, ,jj , , V X - 2 0, -4 ,, v v , t , , , .7 . . N . . I 0 , . , V . . . . ,, . . Y . 7 . . 1 I 4 A ' s ' - 7 CK 7 ' 7 . . 66 ' . J - 7 , . . . ,, Q , . . . . - , 7 , ' . - I , - , . . 7 . I , J . . 7 97 li 7 lf ' ' 7 ' 27 7 ' - ll 7 7 . ,, . H - . Y. . ' 77 . fl 7 7 b . , .. . . , , 7 ' OI' . . S ' 97 ' 77 - . Cl 77 ' KK , Y ' KC 7 77 7 7 7 7 . . . ' U . . . . . ,, , . . . , 66 7 ' ' 79 77 ' ' ' 9 1 '- . H . . . . . - . , . . . .