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

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EQRE Paul Whlteslde 38 T has often been 11 gued 11h1ch 19 the most SLIGHUIIC game today I11 m1 est1mat1o11 and I '1m sure that n1an1 otl1e1s 11 ho hf11 e a thorough knowledge ot the spo1ts 111 general hold the same pomt of 1 1e1v golf has all the othe1 Spoltb beaten 1n point of suence It IS one of the most fase1n1t1nsC Q mes pla ed and 0119 of the most GXDGIIQIXL F01 th1s latter 1eason we find that 11111111 pe1sons a1e son1e11h'1t unf1cqua1nte1l 1v1th tl11s GX Sl IIILIQMIIIQIW DODlll3l pastlme Al though 1 pu son C 111 DLIICIIISQ hx g,olt equlp ment to su1t hls poeketbook yft the gxme doe IDX ol1e expense lN the fOllOVS1Ilg, b1l0fIV 1111 ball clubs flom two c1olla1s to t11o 1u11d1ed dolla1s 1 set ffolf bags 1 1011 1 one l1u11d1ed 1nd Ht't1 dollns e'1cl1 I 1 s tlns eqmpment a 1111111 lm to belon to .1 golf Club Ol 1111 fOl tl1e use of tl1e hnks 1nd the QCIXILGQ of 1 1 11l1l1 each tlmt he 11la1s S0 1ou sce t 1k111g 1ll 111 all golf 1snt exacth 1 grnne fm 1 11 1111301 NCltIltI IS the grime 11 D101 Cl 1o1t Io1 the tl 11k ten111e1e1' 11e11ous t111e 11ho 1 XOL ll ul11y IN 11ot 11ell llflel c0nt1ol The g1n11 IQ sometlmes fllCd 111 that pat1ent sedate kmd ot DCISOII 11l1ose unbounded pe1se1e1 ance tlllllilpll to 11 h0n1 It makes httle d1f fe1enee 11hethe1 IIC makes a good shot or 11l1etl1e1 he fans one To be su1e thele IQ also the Qcotchmf1n11laye1 type 11hose one and 01111 11o11y IS V111 I find m1 ball? and 11 ho s 1e11 ls Tllfll 1 IIITIQ l1unt1nf1 f0I balls than he does 11111111ff the game -Xnothe1 type 11h1eh ham ts tl e golf C0111 se 1s the klnd th t e1e11 '1ot the n1 te1 of l1fe an 1111l11e1e1 COYISICIQIQ dffeat posslble 111 tlkl 11 tl11s lattel QIOUD IS the one 111 has 1n al1b1 such as makes dc 1th C losel1 11 l'l1Ch fol -1 month O1 The ball mo1ed mst as I wIlOt Slltll lk the Q11111 of golf a healthful pas tlme fo1 the SOUIIQ' as 11 ell as the old fo1 n1en s 11 ell as 11 o111en 111th HIOCIGI 1te me 111s 'lhe spolt looks 1 1the dull f1OI'I'l the slde hnes, but It 1118 1ts ff1se1nat1ons fOl 1n1 011 11l1o 1ent111es out on the field 11l1ethe1 h1s IHGIIHOII be 1ent111d on plf111nff the 1r1me nent llc 1l1 LLOIIOITNCIIIN Ol da11n0l1 Zi Lxbrarxaxrs Lament Jmmze K11zcl1mb0c11e1 Old books so1l1d books T 1tte1 ed and toln Batte1ed ragged, Dog ea1 ed and YVOIH Ho1v can Vou 1udge a man By the books he reads? G1 eat Scott, what a t1 1be Takes out these' I4 X V 1 - , v Q 7 r Z -1 1 L L K 4 3: 1' Uv 1 K1 1 1' ' y ' ' .1 1 1 1 1 .- 1, 1 C . K, 1 . I S, , , ' ' C 7 - ' A 1 ' 1 1 - 4 A 1 1 . . Y. , , , . K - A 1 I , 1 1 4 . 1 Q X 1 L -- ' 1 ' 'N ' ' .' of 1 - '- 1 1 1' .' . ' - f ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 U 1 9' .5 . . ' . z f ,, 41 , , V . - -u L1 1 Iv- 1 - K1 'Af A ' ' 1. y X11 1 ,1 I 1 x ' ' G 1 K c . 1 1 1 , 1, ' . 1 I 1 C -v D I ' L 1 'S ' . ' . 1 ' . 1 - -- 1 .1 1 1 - Q' a ' 1 1 ' 1 1' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 .. 4 f '- 1' ' 2- J ' 1: 1 1 r 1 , X .V 51. 11 1. ' d 1' 1 S 1 1 '1 '- 11: 1 'J' -1 '. 3 . 1 V L- '- . N K 1 Z 1 A. .1 . , 3 1,1 K 1 1 1 . - s ' ' '- J . .1 21' ' f , 1 ' - :l 'llfffl 1 z . . - Oh, ' 1 1 1 1 V1 1 1 1 1 1'1 77 1 H 1 7 1lIL1bJC121t6bI Golf balls-ten tents to 21 dolla1 but I l'ZlX9 21 FDIC 1111 1st, OI I IILIX ent played 1 . . 1 V. 1 . 1 1 7 H . H . ' 1 1 , .-- L 1 1 , l . 1 1 1 1 1 1 V1 I I 1 1 1 N I . 1 . , D 1 .-2 ,1 21 .o ,, . , , ' z j 2 ' 1 - . g3e:f1 le: . . . . 1 r , z 1 .1- - 1 -3, 1 Q 1 ly 1 7 1 , c tr , 4 ., D L . h 1 . K 1 . , 1. y . 1 I . V 21 1 1' ' ' E c 1 . A 1 . K I I. C I 1. 1 X K 1 L 1: 1. 1 L Q - 1 2 z 1 . ' 1' ' . . I . . . ' ' 4 2 1 'C 1 1 1 2 y fy 2 e 1 , ' 2 z '. ' . ' V 3 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 -. 1 1 - . ' 1 1 1 3 1' 1 1 1 , 1 9.1 , 1 1, . , 1 , c L l., KL ,,', 1 .. , . . ,, . ,,1 ,,', Q ,.11 ,, '. 1 . -1 1,1 . . 1, . N 5 c I - .1 1 ,Q 'Q , , I L l , C. b . 1 ' 'Q 'e ll ' ' . 1 1 1 - . . ,f , , , 40. 1 1 . 7 Y c ' , . ! . . W bs s Q 'D' . .

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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 . . . . . - . , . . . .

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T so happened that Pat and I had to make a Sodahty poster But as usual we took it over to the school l1brary and sol1c1ted the help of J 1nny the school wonder Of course she was more than eager to do the work for us Pat and I remamed to super use the Job or rather to get in the way SIHCB our task took us until after library hours the keys were lntrusted to me We worked until a quarter of six put away our palnts and brushes and locked the library door We ascended the creakv stalrs that led to the Flfth Avenue door Locked It would be funny lf we were locked ln sald Pat Then ue tried the girls door locked This IS gettlng funny plped Mary Next we trled the boys door Locked Then it was my turn to speak I dont know whether or not this is funny but we me locked 1n Things began to happen We took the keys and tr1ed to unlock the doors We tried each key 1n each door but our efforts were use door A sure way out she lIlSlSted Ill try lt After patlently trying to insert each key she gave up Good heat ens it s locked too What ll we do Th1S was interrupted by an echo of laughter The s1tuat1on really was adventurous We gave up hopes of getting home that evening We seated ourselves on the steps for all the schoohooms were locked Between the intervals of qulet we dlsturbed ourselves now and then with our own laughter When we talked we all talked at the same tlme Then Jlnny concelved the ldea that per haps our mothers were worrled Oh gosh yes and well f01 the love of Pete we can go up to the office and call our mothers and the parlsh house too for that matter Gee of all the dumb so and sos we re the dumbest sald Mary At last we could go home we thought We all accompamed Mary to the office to do the necessary calllng On Being Locked In Helen Patrle 38 The office door was locked Oh me' Then J 1nny caught slght of the fire alarm QAt least I thmk that s what It was! She pulled the rope whlch forced the alarm to rlng She pulled It untll she almost set us crazy Ev1dently th1S dldnt affect anyone outside of the school bu1ld1ng because no one came to our rescue Again we were overtaken wlth laughter The purpose of some of our laughter was to cox er up that worried feelmg deep down ln our hearts As we sat on the steps by the boys door we began to wonder Just how We would occupy ourselves unt1l mornlng Darkness was creeping ln through the bars that protected the glass windows of the door Because of the shadows that crept through these bars we imagined ourselves behmd prison bars Everything was at its quletest when the stalrs at the other end of the building began to creak lVe all cuddled a llttle closer to each other waiting for the worst to come But nothlng came We told ourselxes that should have a few llghts on However no one made It her buslness to turn them on I became very dlsgusted Wlth myself and 1n slsted that we all go together Anyway I told them we will never gain any atten tlon from the outside world lf we s1t 1n the dark So we groped around together feel mg the walls ln order to find the llghts When they were on our fears vamshed for a whlle and we laughed hllarlously once agaln Soon our galety resolved ltS6lf 1nto self plty I was hungry and tired of slttlng on the steps I was sure I couldnt Slt until morning Pat heard the fire trucks go by She was positlve thev were comin for us Or per haps the bulldmg was on fire What would we do ln a case like that? Well at least we would be burned out The only thing left to do was to settle our QContmued on page 317 I5 , 1 -1 CC Y, . ' 7 Y . . ' . . . , . , . y A . 0 . . 1 . - . . . , Y. .... . 9 1 ' , k 0 .' ' L'. , L k . U , . , ' 0 W' Q W' Q cr ' , ' vs ' Y . V 1 o , 1 a . ' ' . l J . . ,, . . . ,, . . . , . t . . , , r .1 .T k K , . ,, , . . . . . . y . . . 7 , . ,, . . . . , s - . I 7 less. Suddenly Mary thought of the janitors' it was only our imagination and that we . u ,sv nl ' K' 3 u 9 I ' . , . ,, . . . K . . cc YN - 7 F , ' ' ' - i ' 9 l 71 ' ' ' 4 Cl 39 . . . , 1. . ,, . . - . . , , . . . . . . ,' !! .1 ' , - ' 5 . y . r H 1 - - ' - - 9 cc ' n ' .Q - -7 ', ' 3 I ' y . ' 7 ' . . 1 . I . . , f ' ' , L . 7 97 ' , . ., . . 1 - '