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VOL. VI.— No. 3 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1 937 Parents,Students Father McGarrigle Tobin Postpones Dote Basketball Team FallDance To Be AwardsCertificates Of Spectator Mixer Drama Guild Plans To Get Acquainted To Nursing Students In order not to crowd the ToHaveNew "oclal calendar, the first Spec- HeldNovember 20 tator mixer, originally sched- To Stage First Play Sr. John Gabriel nled for the coming week, has OnCollegeNight Concludes Interesting been postponed until a later Name This Year Nursing Classes (tate, according to John Tobin, Thompson Expects First Appearanceof Bob Richards Is .activity manager of the Spec- All Students Should Chairman December Marks A definite date will be Suggestions Glee Club Will Be Appointed Chairman A course in hospital administra- announced at an early time. Submit Of Annual Event tion and hospital personnel man- Tobin pointed out that the At Spectator Office Production Date RecordCrowdTo On College Night agement, as outlined in the cur- Frosh-Soph. Barn dance and the College Night, which provides nursing Se- Informal close of officers for riculum of education. Pall come so A new name for Seattle college At an election the first opportunity for the gath- attle college, was brought to a together that it would be un- the Women's Glee club held re- athletic teams will be chosen this ForNew Comedy ering of the mothers and fathers close by Sister John Gabriel, Fri- wiee to have another social AttendGalaDance cently, Mary made by appointed by Buchanan was of the students, will take place day, October 22, Providence function in between the two. week a committee president; Ellen McHugh, vice- at the last day of the fall quarter. hospital. Ed McCullough, student body Charles Bras, director of Drama As the first event on the calen- president; Rosemary Smith, li- December 22, at Providence Hos- Njrsing education 152, hospital president. Guild productions, announced se- dar of the ASSC social season, brarian; Janet Granger, manager. administration, a brief lection of Albert Thomas' light the Fall Informal dance will take According the Rev. Daniel covered Debaters to Discuss "The committee consisting of to history of hospitals of different comedy '"Her Husband's Wife' place at the Inglewood Golf and A. Reidy, S.J., moderator of the Philips, Scanlon, opening play College periods, through the Joe James Ed as the of the Country club, Saturday evening, Glee club, Club will make its from B. C. Labor Question the and early Christian hos- Donohoe, GermaineHoeschen, dramatic season. Production is November 20. The swing orches- first public appearance at College ancient pitals, medieval and renaissance At Meeting Tonight Robert Dickman, Joe Budnick, scheduled for the first week o tra of Duane Robinson and his Night, the annual Christmas pro- December, rehearsals start- hospitals, down to the modern William Carr with Royal Guardsmen has been engag- gram presented by ' Maxanna Keene, Mary Powers, ing early the students hospitals twentieth century. organ- next week. ed provide music for dancing Seattle College. Regular weekly of the "What is the future of Vincent McGrath, Bill Marx, and to of It discussed problems of or- States?" A whimsical comedy in three from 9:00 to 12:00 p. m. will commence during the the ized labor in the United concerts ganization, functions, principles of i» the question which will be Rosanne Flynn will accept a 11 acts, "Her Husband's Wife" was Inglewood Golf Club on the latter part of February. As yet hospital administration, and the debated tonight in the Gavel club suggestions made by students William Carr Selected first staged in 1910 when it met Bothell highway provides a place the concert schedule is still uncer- training of executives. It showed irieeingunder the proposition "Re- orflce," with immediate popularity. new to most Seattle college stu- tain, bat concerts will be given through the Spectator of the rights and duties, and respon- solved: That the'C. I. O. and A. F. president, To Be Chairman The play centers around Stuart dents, who have held no social at the various Catholic high stated the ASSC "but sibilities of the heads of depart- of L. Should Affiliate." This is a new be chosen Randolph, Irene Randolph, Em- function there since the Spring of schools, clubs, and parishes of the the name will not Board ments. question of national import par- by popular vote, Judicial ily,Ladew, Richard Belden, and 1935. As an added attraction a city, as well as in nearby cities. it will be left relationship ticularly in this locality where to decide Irene's uncle. set of novel decorations Is being Try-outs have been held for a It pointed out the entirely to the committee Carr, senior, was offi- organized labor plays such an im- bring William a Randolph, imagining that designed in the clubhouse. girls' trio, but there has been no Robert Richards between the institution and medi- and before the next student chairman of the Ju- Irene responsibility for portant part in the everyday life. body cially named she is critically ill, selects What definite selection to date. In con- pltal auditorium. College Night,is cal staff and the meeting. board, 28, at a Under the co-chalrmanship of saff conferences and departmental The affirmative will be upheld by dicial October she considers a suitable and safe sideration of the amount of avail- mainly for the purpose of having "The 'Maroons' have En the meeting of that board. The policy James Thompson and Miss Betty hospital, as the Anne McKinnon and Louis Haven, successor for herself. Emily La- able material in the women's Glee the parents and families of stu- work in the such past few years designated Set.*tle as outlined by the Williams, both seniors at the col- dietary, diagnostic, and record de- opposed by Tierney Wilson and of this board dew agrees to marry Randolph club and in order to accomodate dents meet in an informal man- college teams, but it has been col:- chairman, is as follows: "We lege who have taken part in pre- partments. It also took up the Morris Sullivan. new in the event of Irene's death, but the demand, the possibility of hav- ner. It is at this time also that fused with other schools and has accept any proposition presented vious social events, a program of problems hospital efficiency Last Wednesday night Gene without waiting for Irene to die ing being considered. won by students during of not been used exclusively. There- upon dancing and entertainment is be- two trios is honors and Lawrence Hoeschen for investigation a written suddenly changes from a de- representedby quarter publicly read. and nursing service, the problem Maruca fore we have decided settle the she which, according The men will be the fall are to application. When deemed advis- mure, ing planned to of care of the patient and educa- outpointed Mary Buchanan and question definitely quiet successor into an at- a quartet composed of James Robert Richards Is chairman of with an official able decisions will be published in the committee, promises to be the tion of the nurse. Ellen McHugh in a very close de- name," tractive rival. Irene finds herself Rothstein, Frank Taylor, Robert the affair. stated Mr. McCullough. Spectator. At other times they greatest ever given by Seattle col- hospital bate on the question "Resolved: the too jealous bother with worry- Richards, William Cannon. It considered house- instigated to.' and Plans are already in progress 'trucking' added A similar move was will be given at association meet- ing Tay- keeping, hospital economics, the That should be about dying, and she soon James Rothstein and Frank and though not definite, a musi- last year but failed since it was ings or merely to the subjects in- A date bureau is being conduct- cost of medical care, rural hospit- as a physical education course at finds her plan has gone beyonc lor are members of the quartet program being arranged, deemed inadvisable to change the a given case. We will ed by Robert Masenga, Rosanne cal is in- als, hospital councils, and all the Seattle college." This light ques- volved in reason. The end,of the play offers of last year and William Cannon cluding name in the middle of the basket- instigate proceedings of our own Flynn, Edwin McCullough, and a few selections from the agencies now discussing methods tion provided humor for the oc- laj surprising and delightful solu- ana Robert Richards will take the club, the girls' ball season as it might cause some only when necessary. Mavis McCreery. This committee Glee a number from of lowering the cost of care to the casion, Gene Maruca with a bom- volition tion. place of John Boehtn and Robert trio, boys' quartet. confusion. By starting early this requests all those wishing to take and from the patient. It also discussed legisla- bardment of witty remarks being "Those students who wish to sub- Author of several other plays Tobin respectively. year, however, Mr. McCullough advantage of the date bureau to Those on the general committee tion affecting hospitals, the hos- adjudged the best speaker of the mit Ideas must submit their ideas including "Thirty Days," "What Robert Richards is a senior at hopes have issue settled be- only give their names as soon as pos-! in the preparation of College Night pital public, evening. to the written to he chairman. The the Doctor Ordered," "Little Boy the college, while James Rothstein and the medical and basketball slble so that dates may be conven- are Prances Sullivan, Agnes Vali- lay auxiliaries, fore season starts. object of this board is to promote Blue," Albert Thomas realized and Frank Taylor are two of the and social service iently arranged. quette, Jane Dougherty, Maxlne work. This gave five col- the harmonious conduct of busi- his greatest success with "Hei .ast year's graduates. course Leonard, Mary Powers, Margaret lege credits, and certificates in ness for the student association." Husband's Wife." Transportation is being taken The total membership of the Discuss Murray, Germaine Hoeschen, Ro- Hospitalization were distributed Lettermen Drama GuildInvites Other members of the commit- The cast for "Her Husband's care of by a committee under Jo- combined Glee clubs is now sixty- by sanne Flynn, Mary Buchanan, by Rev. Francis J. McGarrigle. tee are Frank Hayes and Miiurfcce Wife" was selected Mr. Bras .-■""".!' PhUlipa. 4ng»]o Miipano. iix. there beine thirty.,sevan in the Stewart, Eligibility Rules JcMontana, Idaho, Eas- will only do the guild Besides this collection there are speaker evening by one of the following committee the dena them from their sweaters. nament not of the was the J., Seattle college, has requested to Washington, Or- move a good, but it will also do also a number of publications of S.J., S. dean of members: Jack Archibald, Jane All mothers are tern and Western that no one was lot of Reverend Father Dunn, a members to mind and to British He made it clear a interest to pre-medic students in appointed several new Doherty, Gene Maruca, Raymond keep November 4 in egon, California, Alaska, away all the competitors great amount profeesor at Gonzaga university, being asked to put his college library. combined the publicity committee for the Mueller, Martin Sloan, Helen present a good showing on this Columbia, China, and the Philip- of good. The plan has not been the The Shanghai, China. The topic of sweater but merely to remove the adopted libraries offer college during the present school Carey, Albert Ernsdorf, Donald ciate. Mothers of new students are pine Islands. definitely as yet, but it is faculties of both Father Dunn's address was "The high school emblem. of year. Ardath Deßolt, sophomore Hill, James Scanlon. urged to be in attendance. These coursese are offered each felt that as an all-school activity these students a wide field Encyclicals of the Popes." at the college is publicity man- year in the Autumn Quarter by it should be successful. study and research. The greater part, of his address ager. Assisting her in advertising Seattle college, and are taught by Women Students Will was given to a discussion of how Cheap Transportation A., the school are Alice McAlnerney, Airplanes Termed Sister John Gabriel, R. N., M. iDecorate Women's Room Communism, Fascism, and Social- Joanna Boers, Helen Carey, Lu- faculty advisor for the depart- ism are creeping into this country. cile Reglmball, Ruth White, By YoungCollege Sourdough ment of nursing education. Voice of The Masses disclosed many startling facts At the meeting of the women He Louise Rascovious, and Max Pape. By Emmett Buckley about the spread of Communism students of Seattle college held on major on program ciated. In winter (which is most anyone express himself topics as- Hollywood, and how A item the Monday, October 25, the Rev. In this column is invited to on in he showed contacting papers of have been up in of the time) a person cannot move way laboring wll be the of In Most us Speaks To Peronteau, S.J., spoke on sociated with sports. it works its into the ' airplanes. And may have beyond the door without enow- Dr.Franz Howard the home towns of students who some aspect the Sodality classes. by Anyone who has tried to the social of come from out of the city. Thus traveled considerable distances shoes. urged This young writer was greatly disappointed to learn that Seattle Jean Collman followed Father go ough The Mendel Club of the Blessed Virgin. He it is believed that the college will air. But it would be difficult to any great distance t h r college, with all its brain and brawn left no place in its activities for Dunn's address with a short talk pair regular attendance at the bi- become better known in other find anyone who looks upon flying soft snow on a of snowshoes a sport that was held in highest esteem by the ancient Greeks. on collecting stamps and old what it is. In summer At Opening Meeting weekly meetings, and encouraged towns and other states. Articles as anything but a luxury. At best knows Just clothes for the Montana Indian gumboots only footwear a more social spirit among mem- Every school, large or email,' of interest regarding out of town it is to us a very costly means of are the missions. Her speech was supple- possible for travel. Alaska is The Mendel club held its first bers. has developed some kind of a track then, why not develop it? A track students will be sent to their home travel. meeting mented by a brief explanation of country with in- meeting last week, at which times During the business team and was never sorry it did. team would serve a number of newspapers, well as reg- But in Alaska the story is en- mootly a marshy the existing conditions in these town as riv- Dr. Franz gave a short explana- which followed, the most impor- Se Robert Simmons Feature Editor Father Shows Prudence College. ready for presentation. over the ! Lucile Regimbal Assistant During his adolescent years his father, * * ♥ field of new talent that is evident in the I Louis Haven Copy Editor formerly superintendent of music in the riding with "Three-Minute" school this year, Iwould say that Mr. ' Alumni Representative [ Young lady Archie Richardson public Charles Bras has a good varipty from which " Joseph Phillips Business Managei schools of San Francisco and now Corrigan: "That's an attractive village we're to choose. My own impression is that Peggy ', Addison Smith Advertising Manager Yehudi's business manager, withdrew his coming to, wasn't it?"* * * J William Brown Circulation Manager ] son from public concert work to the privacy Moriarity is a born comedienne and should I John Tobin Activity Manager ; and quiet of their San Jose ranch. Even At Fordham university two full-blooded be a 'naturak' " Blschoff, Faculty Adolph S. J Adviser today he is not permitted to play more than Indian boys of the Blackfeet tribe were Josephine Hart looks ike good ingenue — " material; likely ♥ REPORTERS Aileen Murphy, Anne Me- two concerts a week. There will be only sev- brought to a sodality meeting to give an Jeanne Whims is another J Kinnon, Jeanette Nicholic, Frances Sullivan, enty-four from now until spring, though it exhibition cf tribal dancing and singing. candidate for lead parts. Coming to the McHugh, Michael [ j Mary Buchanan. Ellen would be possible for him to play a concert, That reminds us of our sodality meeting male students it is again my opinion that i Siemion, Robert Brandmeir, Donald West. | — we wouldn't be at all surprised to find lead- Frank Herkenrath, Donald Steele, Mary Mor- matinee, and eveningfor an entire year. except that we have our own tribe the ! ing man material in Morris Sullivan. In the ! gan. Maxinne Heldman, Mary O'Brien. Their family life is intimate,for theyhave Noi3yfeet tribe. J — < * * * juvenile grouping, Ray Meuller and Frank ■> FEATURES Thomas Scanlon, William a common bond and interest in their music. Rose Bowl bound season of winter sports, the Seattle Spokane For Opener for our betterment. Ihave now before me College Ski club held its first 'Doc' DeDonato South to meet the Golden Bears of Sophomore "Wonders," I fare and nobody is going to stop them. problem that must be cleared up in the immediate future in wars, a bro- going meeting of the year recently. December 21, _: ornia at forth to the football The "Green Wave" is out Here Mf. ... Calif only Prep order that our one big happy family will stay ecstatic. Berkeley. The ken man. with the "Tide." Election of officers was the Leads thing accomplished in the short What the men about the corridors have been clamoring for California au n Out of the nation-wide assort- Simultaneous with all promises your hum- period of the meeting. The results during the past few weeks is a new football to kick around may be shining ment for next Saturday Against Irish of a successful hoop season being brightly, but hied scribe offers the lowdown on were: Bob Hiltenbrand, presi- revealed a Spectator Williams, comes the unofficial an- during the activity period. An intramural league could fol- cloud the twenty ranking games. lam Offers dent; Betty secretary; definite Sexton, nouncement of the forthcoming the weather remains favorable, and hangs the increasing the number you will no- and Fred treasurer. basketball low until December if _»m^"jjP~afe over president wishes schedule. Huskies as they tice. The more there are, the bet- The new to em- each class could enter a team in the play. Better make that Tale of Plunko experience Max Pape, newly selectedas stu- prepare to ter the chance of getting some phasize the fact that is meet — for club members. dent manager of athletice, dis- order two, and throw in a whistle. Thia idea should have one of their right Ihope. By Bob Bucsko not a requisite plen- required closes that several large schools been inaugurated back in September. Hit the treasury up toughest oppo- As a sports columnist with All that is is an intereet Pacific Coast ty of confidence (and little dis- in skiing. For the rest, the veter- have been lined up, the majority for about 20 kopecks and purchase the agates from Steve n ents of the positively, some tentatively. season. California 26, Washington 7: cretion) a selection of candidates ans will be willing and anxious to equipment Antoncich. Coach Jimmy Hoist the storm signals! Call out for the Ail-American football team supply all advice on Those which have been definite- ly etcetera, COLLEGE, the guard! Grab your and of 1938 should be a good way to and technique. scheduled are: Spokane Junior Yours JOE Phelan hasbeen children college. Cruver saving hie first run for shelter! Here come the draw dissenting opinions from col- The club will take regular bi- St. Martin's college, Uni- leges do find mention of weekly trips the summit Sno- versity of British Columbia. Bl- Dug-Out From Sports string men for this contest since terrible Bears, drooling with the that not to at Dirt The Corner triple-threat quarterbacks, qualmie and the Naches lensburg formal, Bellingham the game with Stanford so they blood of seven haplees victims and their pass to Hot tips from the inside tell us just how our stalwart players, Normal, Porland ... should be in tip-top shape when growling for more. And now (to those talented who kick snowland. On several special oc- university, Pa- — poor fellowships, pass they plan visit Mount cific Lutheran college, and Mount quintet men are getting in shape ...It was alleged that they step out on the grid-iron to correct the song) it's "Heaven about exams casions to gnat's eyelash, run John Downes whipped into condition by holding the lantern meet the hard driving eleven from help the woes of Washington." J>y a and when Rainier and Mount Baker. notes are handed out at the quar- Linfield, college College (that's alleged) Berkeley. Southern California 18, Stan- There ie great news for skiers and of while his mother chopped the wood purely ter. They also play football on Hyak, Puget Sound are, yet, tentative, California's flock of big active ford (): Tiny Thornhill is bound this year with a new field at as ... we often wonder if Kirkland is in the United States ... linemen will be headed by Bob some Saturday afternoons. the installation of special ski although contacts have been made. to run out of horseshoes After reading thoroughly Harpie O'Masenga found his forty-minute wind in the fun- Herwig, t h e six-foot-four A1I- And this looks the time. trains to run nightly and on Sun- Dame Rumor seems to be the time. like "Twenty Guinea Pigs," American center who is almost as Million days, and the new lift being in- source of a wide spread belief that niest place ... He was trucking at the Barn Dance last Fri- Washington State 7, Oregon O: Economy," devastating in the air as he is on Uabson's "Finance and stalled at Paradise. aijother eastern Washington (and sure, has Beck issued your union team- It won't be exactly Duck soup for "Why Eat Our Break- day and Dave the ground. He will be aided by You Should In view, too, is the forming of school is being dickered with. This the Cougars, but their machine Cereal," supplementary work purely ster button as yet O'M?) Joe Phillips claimed he has Henry Sparks, pass-snagger fast ski represent the school is rumor but it may mate- .. . extra- looks better with all that "Hop- compiled by Ritz a team to ordinary, at left end, while Perry on football the in outside competition. But this, rialize. mastered the Rebound shot (catching those bouncing Spec' towit." (Put that cabbage down!) brothers, "Laugh Began Schwartz will be holding down the ! whose at of course, depends on the num- This season's schedule finds an checks would adept anyone to that art (get Ads, fellows) 20, Jose State College," spending a sleepless ... right flank position. The middle Hnnta Clara San and ber and enthusiasm of the candi- aggregation of robust teams. De- game provides tougher night "mind over mattress," Don Sheehan is a big butter and egger, which leads us to of the line will O: This of dates. cember 14, the Seattle college fodder for the Broncos than you we select: say that Long Don better get his eggs in with Murph' soon be reini nforced — quintet will open its schedule might That is if you have Lock of Vale by such men as think. R. E. against a newcomer, the barn- Fred Conyne is chief job dispatcher for the N". Y. A.- thought — Columbia .. . Stockton, An- about it at all. B. T. Hail of storming Spokane Junior college G.— Bells of St. Mary's College MenPlan W. P.A. college grant.Oh!For aposition behind one of those gel o, Pollack, Middle West R. five. Reports say that Spokane is C.— Crlspics of Rice shovels,that's what is termed an extended-paid-vacation Stoll, and Dave Minnesota 26, lowa 0: These — IntramuralLeague strong and (hey will provide a ... 11.1 Duchess of Duke Taylor de Varona. "Minnies" are full-grown whales. 1. G.— tough opener for the local boys. For those who missed the Chuck basketball school, L. T. .M:i/.miui of Vanderbilt. John Meek, And the poor Hawkeyes have to Lack of appropriate athletics From the City of Roses comes the they passed up greatest performance casaba — Miami the of one man one of the best play Jonahs this week. L. E. Moon of activities has necessitated turning powerful Portland university soon Poo Poo of Purdue handling and shooting finesse that ever hit this 412,000 blockers and Indiana 0: The Q — the sports calender ahead to the after. Everyone remembers the Ohio State 13. R. H. Toothpasteof Colgate defensive backs Schoolboys" full of formation an intramural bas- shellacking that was given Ma- burgh ... Max Pape could save himself a lot of stamps and "Hoosier are L. H.— Trail of Oregon of the on the coast tricks, but the "Scarlet Scourge" — ketball league. roons last year, and the SC boys, worry if he took ten sammolias from the athletic fund and will doubt be P. Hills of Old Wyomin' no will mop them up as usual. " * * This year the teams are reputed intent on erasing the humilation made a northern and southern excursion of this state to line barking the sig- 14, Illinois 0: of last year's defeat, will be gun- Northwestern Joe Plunko, student of Coedes- to be stronger and competition up his coming hoop games face to face they say either nals for Bot- Homecoming game for "Pappy" "keener because of the influx of a OKDON'ATO ning for them early. ... tarl, pondent college had yearned to be at left Lynn Waldorf's charges. And the large freshman class containing The College of Puget Sound, if yes or no, in a letter it's we'll see, or I'll shoot you in my Chapman, Johnston a varsity player. Four years ago, DcDonuto, according half. Wildcats all set to tear up lettermen from high Leo to scheduled, will prove of the Anderson, are Plunko had entered Coedespon- numerous Waltersklrchen, one first opening ... O Yeah. at right half, and Dave everything sight. Coach Frank >s strongest in dent applied for the quarter- school. of the season. Pacific Don Larson made the statement that he could outrun ■the natural born line smasher, at and slated to bomb the ODea Iris!. Lutheran and St. Iback job on the frosh team. The The "bench bennies," who it la 'pass-happy' Martin's are al- fullback. East when the Panthers a < Wally Carroll in the. 100-yard dash. The Garfield flash of first season passed by. Hehad not rumored won the shuffle last sea- ways tough..*» ace.J]Hei hurg_iinc The Huskies, will probably fare Fordham 18, Purdue 7: The clash with the First Hill lads in Bellingham Carroll got plenty far away before played a single minute of football. son, are not expected to repeat Normals. The Univer- another era waited until worst in the kicking department, Bronx flats will ring with cheers their annual Catholic champion- sity of British awaits Plunko worked hard during his this season if the prognostication ship fray at) the Civic stadium, No- Columbia he came out with that one. Larson ought to put an egg in but Coach Phelan has been putting (you know what kind) as the Boil- with anxiety appearance sophomore and junior years. Yef of 'Big Ed' Donohoe is authentic. vember Giant the of the Cruver and Dubeky through some ermakers get some of the steam 12. Leo is nsenior Maroons, his shoe and beat it (topardon the old quip) ...Here'e Mur- the final season drew near and he Donohoe has lined up a potent ag- as they were missed last strenuous training in an effort to knocked out of them. The Rams and a woman killer. floor was still bench warmer. Coedes- gregation with Joe Merrick, Win- phy's starting line-up when the Maroons take to the eradicate this weakness. Cruver continue to charge fast and hard. a — pondent was the power of 'the con- dy Reynolds, and Frank Boxer, Highlight of the season will late this December Reynolds, center; Merrick, Boxer, or carry the greatest load iv this Seattle Prep will enter tne tit. will Holy Cross 13, Colgate 6: A ference. Eight games wereplayed former Prep lettermen. "Stumps" probably be the homecoming game department Dubsky chief ulur contest a slight favorite, be- Begley,forwards ;with Phillips and Westmoreland at guards with as toss-up, with a slight edge to the won, but Plunko did not see Westmoreland and 'all intramural' on January 29. Opponents of the Phelan has also been and cause of their better showing in hang Reynolds, Merrick, reserve. Crusaders because of their record. action. The day of the champion- Yin McGrath round out the puis- Seattlites will be Mount Angel of ... the vets will around ... West- drilling new de- past games. Through the years the Huskies in a Pittsburgh 14, Notre Dame 0: college DAC entry. Portland. plans moreland, signed ship game with Molar sant the Prep luas amassed a record of Extensive have al- Boxer and McGrath have been as DAC fense to be used against the Cali- little into ready After their excursion came. Big Ed says, "My boye are so eleven victories, one tie, and one been made for this game performers intramurally this season. Hot Dog Last issue fornians. the land of the terrible Swedes, quintet ... Due to injuries sustained in the good I'm afraid that I won't see defeat. Walterskirchen has cop- and the home will be out The Golden Bears have a tre- the Irish are in no condition to Coedespondent action, up victory Ipicked the Huskies to end in second place this year ... I previous games, much which is a relief to ped six city titles from the Irish to chalk a in apprecia- mendous power attack which once meet the hired help of lordly Pitt. had but twelve members left on the personal foul scorer. The tion of such profound interest. forgot say that it is second from the bottom .". '. What with grid-iron in eight years. ODea pins their unleashed rolls down the Villanova 20. Marquette 0: the squad. The twelfth man was league officials might just as well all this reiterating of statements and predictions this column crushing hopes on the fleet feet of Captain like a huge army tank How the mighty have fallen! A Plunko. With his spirits reced- give me the bunting and save all to his five disabled by the loss of in its path. But with Buivid and the nill O'Brien. might easily be termed rewrite ... These football schools everything such year ago Ray ing, he wandered into the locker the worthless prattling." "all-watcha-ma-collit"McGrath, it boys and Slivinski, a Quepe boys pitching, sponsored by subject as Mattes in there the rooms and donned his togs. This The "Benches" are solely rely- is rumored Jim Walsh will com- coaches each summer should add a new highly guards, might pair of explosive score have been the other was the last time he would wear ing on the nucleus of last year's Gables' 'Bone Crushers' of Ever- bine forces with the Filipino AC to their curriculum, namely, "How to Fall Right and How to Worthington holding Markov and way around. But everybody is out the colors of Coedespondent. Slow- College team. Such stalwarts as ett, the scourge of the league, will [when building hie squad. Leni- Protect Your Players From Injury." Yin Dowd at ODea has down the tackle positions, Dick selling bonds now. SO ! appliedresin his moleskins O'Masenga, Tubby Souvain, and also enter the title test with a nan may also play, forsaking his guard- ly he to | a bill of $243 to be met at the end of the season, for his Johnson and Frank Peters Dartmouth 20, Princeton 14: At so that he wouldn't slip from the Betty Conyne are the big guns of powerfully dirty quintet this sea- regular end position on the parlor ing flank positions, and Bud the green-shirted boys from ■. first year's work at the Irish school. If the coaches all over the last bench. "Well," he ihused, "I'll the Maroon scrubs. son. In an effort to add strength football team. Erickeen at center will be in there New Hampshire are going to "get have a front-line view of the big putting defense Tiger." the country would concentrate on self defense and pass their up a stone wall that game." the Bears plenty — Co- THAMKS, findings on to their younger brothers in the high schools, which will cause Columbia 20, Navy 14: The stirring tempo of the march _S^Vj/ IENJOYED YOUR X NOW YOU'LL NOTI.JUOGE-IFI gem of trouble. lumbia is still the of the "The Yanks are Coming," played ARTICLE OM'CURIOUS JUDGE.I HAVETOSTART USTARTEDVJRIT- many fatalities and injuries could be avoided. /OV> /~&~3% pipes img The main part of the ball pack- ocean even If Navy has all the by band, drummed in v!x%-MsL_> ofall wanted workonanother) aboutI the Molar matioms'J— S ARTICLE, ing for Washington will probably "salte." PROFESSOR ,, YOUR THIS r—^TOBACCOS I Seattle Prep Whip Handily, (Continued Page 4) TIME To ODea November 12 be done by Captain Fritz Wasko- Army 14, Harvard 6: The Cad- on JUo' IOPIMION 'ABOUT I'DNEVER GET O^>\ J^-JIJ J* IPE TOBACCO For once in many moons the respective teams of Seattle witz, Jimmy Johnston, Merle Mil- V^l-jr^AvNl )/ Jtr^fi Tl IDOME TALKING Prep and ODea trot on the Civic stadium grid 'even steven' ler, and Cruver, the hard plunging as far as betting odds are concerned. In the years gone by fullback who continually blasts GEMS --by Lisle MacDonald opposing much need- |the lines for either thePanthers or the Irish have shot out of Wee Coyle's ed yardage. clubhouse a decided favorite to take the Catholic City crown. During those colorful seasons such luminaries as Mickey A cool smooth lump of blue-green McKnight, Frankie Carroll, Bob Bellinger, Carl Scarp, Frank Budnick Discusses Lies iv my hand. Taylor, Monte Carlo, Bill Stimpson, Bud Nestor, Barney Power vs. Pass They come— visions that I've never seen Branigan, and our current liking Wally Carroll, all starred Of some far-off be-romanced land. for deah' old Seattle Prep. By Joseph Budnick THEREb BEA CHAPTER ON PA^s'CRIMP CUT' I'VE NEVER SEEN. ITFAIL..'— THEMORgI A question as old as the game Visions ... AMD HOW MUCH COOLER AND MELLOWER IT A MAN STUDIES PIPES AMD THE Among O'Dea's greats and near greats were Harry Mul- — MAKES SMOKING, AMD ANOTHER CHAPTER OM MORE HE LIKES THEM -THE itself, and one that will never be Of dank green jungles and cool x SURER cahy, the Dowd twins, Vi and Yin; the golddust twins, adequately answered to euit all RA.'S SPECIAL NO-BITE'PROCESS HElS TO SlNlthor- A land of ivory apes. KICH'MEUOW FLAVOR OF EA.TOBACCOS.BEING subject, iMMffcmJvtlf Wmh ****fe % CKIMPCUX'IT With last year's stirring Prep reversal over ODea went oughly hashed have lead mwp^tm y SMOKIS COOL. AHV THE KA. FROCESS REMOVES ALL Platoons of jade, f/* 'd NO-BITE' the Columbian Squire trophy to the Panthers for permanent me to believe that the power play U^Sty HA THERE* TONCELrSMOKINO WITH FKINCE ALBERT is the thing In modern day foot- And palm trees bearing cones of walled-up milk. ■f^L^H \ ?>HNESS. 1(091 jAita3*# UK&IST-SUUHG $MOK\NO TOBACCO IN THE VWKLP) retention. They copped three straight legs to the emblematic ball. It is the generally known Iiff I V-'TSthE pigskin and the prize is now resting easily in Seattle Prep's fact that long before passing was Visions ... glue-green piece office. But what are the boys of those two Catholic High introduced, they were using the This from a of glass, the off-tackle schools going trophy After all, they old line buck and Lying in grass, to do for a this season? slant. PRINCE ALBERT MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE something — fitting Beside a broken courtyard. do deserve for their labors some and last- Passing was only added to the l^R^^fflr Smoke 20 fragrant pipeful*of Print. Albert. If you don't find it the ni-llow ■!.«..,> Fragment whiskey-bottle. ***" '"■'"■" 1, >mh>UJ, tin ■ ing tribute for years to come. team's repertoire because It is a from an empty IfffflTffftffi^Bnyfff t&ia P'Pe r«» »i«r return the pocket with the .1 ro#t °f lnr tobacco in it to us «t any time within a month from this date, and play JKUMMiIMMMMiiIIMMgWIlffAnMn?nKW£ffißtaH Here's a plan that Don Boettner, frosh class prexy from type of that relieves the elev- JBj we willrefund full purchase price,pluspottage. .^A Ml, _ en of a certain degree of body con- oa», ■.«.■■■iMl**.* to rotten, a collection around school to purchase a trophy for when a lot of yardage Is required pipeful, of fragrant I1 1%II1UKtt af^LiD■■l%1 JOY SMOKE '\ this annual contest with the same rules for its holding as in a minimum amount of time. — i.ir. ->i:< " »\n AVENUE PIKE and PINE tin or Prince Albert before three victories and the winning club keeps it. (Continued on Page 4.) BETWEEN SPECTATOR Wednesday, November 3, 1937 4 THE Spectator Offers Official Gonzaga Debaters Present Committee For a'that "As several questions have To Meet been asked about th c rules governing attendance, Tale of Plunko The scene: A lonely highway it seems in- (Continued from Page 3.) Members garage, isolated, silent. It is early good to recall the following College formation. Regular attendance Debaters Formal Constitution evening. Down the highway, or, hie ears as he took his place in the fog, a car at class is very closely con- wraith-like results, the end of the bench. Coach Tu- screams around the corner. The nected with successful -hall draw up suggested questions dor Sedan sat on the opposite end. roar of its motor crescendoes to hence students should not ab- quarters ror debate and shall be prepared For three the teams a high-pitched whine as it ap- sent themselves from class Date Announced ContestToBe Spectator Will and down the field. No to present them to the club when battled uip proaches, then ceases abruptly as without grave reason. the club asks for them. scores had been made. Then it it skids to a stop in front of the "No 'Cuts' are allowed nor is ' thj Coedspondent Sec. 4. The program committee happened; col- garage. The doors open, four men any student of the college en- OfHighSchool HeldNovember 20 Print Others ?hall see that Section 4, Article 3. lege quarterback was injured. The jump out. Four men with hatß titled to a certain number of — minutes the 1 ByLaws time clock indicated two up, hands absences. Roll is taken at I1I af the is carried out. down, coat collars The Seattle college team go, with Coedespondent pos- beginning of class hour debate As an accommodation to the Article 3. to in thrust deep in pockets. Slowly each Tourney the the Molar Debate will seek revenge on the Gonzaga Program Rules session of ball on they approach the lone attendant. and students then absent are various clubs at the college, 20-yard tardy Section 1. A debate is to be line. His eyes widen, he backs against so marked. A Is consid- debaters November 20 in a com- the Spectator will run the heart beat in trip-ham- who At the Gavel club meeting last lield at each meeting unless other Plunko's the building. One of the men ered absent. Students ab- petitive meet to be held in Seattle. fashion. Hurriedly began from of Wednesday evening further plans constitution of any group de- r matters interfere. mer he steps ahead, looks about with sent themselves 20% Last year Gonzaga won the battle to plan his method of attack. He eyes, then faces the ga- the scheduled classes inany one were discussed concerning the siring it. Sec. 2. Pour speakers shall be slitted and year before, which opened hadn't known the plays bo well in "Listen, Bud," says, subject during the quarter are Seattle College Pacific Northwest the president for rageman. he is the guiding E appointed by the practice but he would rise to the the ineligibile for examinations at Catholic High School Forensic the competition between the two debate. shall be "who owns that barn across t'ollowing each such There The stentorian voice of quarter and thus tournament. The date was recently schools, college ument of the Gavel club: [ negative occasion. road?" the end of the Seattle took the two affirmative and two his ear, subject." set as Saturday, December 18. In- CONSTITUTION OF THE GAVEL Coach Sedan reached Gangsters? Stick-up forfeit credit for the laurele. This year should present speakers. "Plunko, Crooks? McGoldrick, vitations have been extended to Plunko!" He reached artists? Nope. (You've probably Father James S.J. CLUB Sec. 3. A period of five minutes twenty-one high schools through- a heated debate with each team ficial Debate Organization for his helmet, drew it over his ready.) of 3hall be allowed each speaker in guessed it all Just the participate close par the other and Seattle College, Seattle) head and bounded from the bench. barns for the Soph- be held at Seattle college out the northwest to on a with constructive speech, and three committee on trine to It is expected that teams showing their fangs. Article 1. Nervously he uttered the words Frosh Barn dance indulging their street, in the event. both minutes for each side is rebuttal. at Broadway and Marion at least sixteen of the invited The debate will be held at Seattle Name. ."Ye-e-e-s-s, Coach." sense of humor (?) while search- Sec. 4. Debaters shall be chosen reply, every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock schools will be able participate college. ection 1, The name of Coach Sedan bawled his ing to this so- in such a manner as to give each for a barn. twice As yet no official statements y shall be the Gavel Club. "Plunko, send in the bench." " ♥ " in room 36. in the event. This is the member opportunity to speak; " * high par- the press the Article 2. an ♥ all >number of schools that have reached as to member shall speak twice Of the Barn dance, All non-Catholics who are at debaters, Purpose. no one Gleanings: A coach is a fellow Speaking ticipated last year. The tourna- names of the and the before every other member shall that oh-so-peachy affair, that nat- interested in Catholic dogma, rit- promises exciting and heated proposition is still undecided but ection 1. The purpose of this who will gladly lay down your life ment have had an opportunity to speak. Geometrically urally brings to mind what they ual, practice invited at- competition trophy. will be a Phi Kappa Delta ques- ety be promote better for the school .. or are to for the coveted shall to Sec. 5. Decision as to who shall . did at the Barn dance. Yeh, According the senehip and make its members inclined football players state that tend and learn more about the At their meeting the members tion. to Reverend be the winning team and the win- Truckin. After seeing it, we still Carroll, S.J., the modera- uainted with parliamentary a kick is the shortest distance be- subject their problems of the Gavel club discussed what Clifford ning speaker shall be left up to wonder what it is. Some say and have debate team, two teams and the methods of debate. tween two punts Dedicated kind of trophy should be given tor of the the popular vote of the members. ... is an excuse for any- solved. This is a class to acquaint compete. Article 3. to the end who just dropped the Truckin' this year. The debate club has from each echool will thing— we prefer that in reverse Catholicity. Membership. — Article4. winning pass, the song, "If Iever outsiders with been planning some form of en- Entertainment will be provided (not Truckin, the statement, Meetings. have you in my arms again". order > tertainment for all the particl- for the guests and it is expected Section 1. Membership in this ... silly.) I — weekly To the coach who has discovered pants. The entertainment will im- that they will be invited to he society shall be of two classes Section 1. Regular I squad, Anyway when it comes to Fall informal to be held on the active and honorary. meetings shall be held at 7:30 an All-American on his the mediately follow the finals of the song, "A star fell out of heaven." Truckin' we'll take ours sitting the evening. The ques- evening of the day of the debate. Sec. 2. Any bona fide student of 'o'clock in the evening on the dates debate in The new idea at American down. That's where we,ended up W 'QBBf Special Rate To tion of the debate is: "Resolved: All visitors to the debate are college shall be eligible sset in the constitution. ... ~_» Seattle university of bringing the coeds every time. W College Students That the Several States Should assured an interesting time in for active membership. Sec. 2. The orders of exercises '" the field as kickers is q Two Hour < Adopt System of hearing the verbal fight between Sec. Active membership shall shall be: down on Xl[\WtFMIL *SJ/1*««' U the Unicameral 3. probably just a move to keep the O Courses Legislation." these two rivals. be attained by a person when he (a) Call to order. ■ B Foundationand moderator. boys from grandstanding. College Place of shall have been in attendance at (b) Prayer by . . . Seattle Intermediate (c) Reading of minutes. Pitt's president announces that all Above are James Thompson and £ £55 Friday three consecutive meetings and ■ i Class Every -of standing salaries to iplayers must cease in Limits Hnuvain,twoof themen busy Inquiry Class To Be ■ !> PAT'S BARBEQUE Vanity shall have signified his intention (d) Reports com- ■ By 7to I.M. - Jean's 1939; say! he was a good pres- making plans for the coining Fall Shins lIHKAKFAST LUNCHES to join by notifying member mittees. 9 i■lNo Sweaters, or DINNER a of iiiftii'iii.'ii. Held For Non-Catholics membership committee. (c) Reports of special commit- ident. ... m ,j Wii Mont Tirs BEER WINE Shop the AND CApitol Sec. 4. Active membership tees. An official statement from the P. GALLAGHER 9839 (f) Unfinished business. J. shall be forfeited by any person if Budnick Discusses Chancery office announces the be- Aye. EA. 22 315 Broadway North (g) New business. Frosh-Soph Barn 11.18 12th he fails to attend three consecu- ginning class in Catholic doc- meeting. of a tive meetings, unless his reason (h) Program for (i) question de- Power vs. Pass DanceIsDeclared for absence be judged a justifiable Discussion of excuse by the membership com- bated and any business not (Continued from Page 30 acted upon. A Huge Success mittee. previously But having the pay play as the j) Adjournment. — shall be vital cog in your system no sir- Sec. 5. Active members Sec. 3. A majority' of all votes I The Freshman-Sophomore Barn any part ree! in honor bound to take shall be necessary to consti- dance, last Friday evening of the club that cast Let me give you a few examples held in the activities tute an election. they upon perform. of teams that relied solely on pass at Dick Parker's pavillion, was a are called to Sec. 4. Vacancies in offices may Sec. 6. Honorary membership plays to pick up their first and complete success, according to a be filled by special election. may be conferred upon any per- tens. Texas Christian enjoyed statement by Emmett Lenihan, by majority of, Article 5. phenomenal success as a great pas- son a vote the ac- " co-chairman with Mis« Betty Col- tive membership. Meetings. sing team with "Slingin' Sam meeting burn foT the affair. Returns on Amir l.- 4. Section 1. The annual Baugh. But how are the Horned shall be held the third Wednesday Frogs doing year, now that the tickets for the dance are not OtSioees.-^- this ... May year. longer yet complete, but the profit on Section 1. The officers of this in each "Bullet" Baugh is no one Why? club shall be a president, vice- Sec. 2. Regular meetings shall of the fold? Not so well! the dance will reach the total of president, secretary, and treas- be held every Wednesday evening Simply because the coach thought fifty dollars. "The attendance ex- from the fourth week in Septem- only of how he was going to get ceeded all expectations and we did w May, clear, and forgot not anticipate such a return," said J with a smoker Sec. 2. (a) Nominations for of- ber to the second week in an end in the Meetings may be post- about a power attack that could be Mr. Lenihan. "I wish to thank all ficers shall be held a week pre- inclusive. by the presi- by returning lettermen the members of the committee for vious the final meeting of the poned or cancelled used the to when his passer was gone. their efforts and I when he finds out year. No person shall be nom- dent. ace enthusiastic one also wish to express my gratitude inated for more than one office. Sec. 3. Special meetings may Ohio State was a razzle-dazzle Schmidt to the students, whose cooperation Sec. 2. (b) All officers shall be[ be called by the president or by club till Coach Francis j and laterals made this a success." about Chesterfields by ballot at annual any six active members. found out that passes elected the The committee members were: meeting and shall continue in of- Article 6, can be intercepted and even turn- team Transportation, Bill Berard, Joe fice one year or until the next an- ed into scores by a mediocre Quorum. with few ideas on pass defense. Russell, and Neil Brislawn; dec- nual election. of the ac- a Section 1. One-third Colgate used to throw the oval oration's, Nora Brown, Virginia OF GAVEL OLIJB membership of this club shall BY-LAWS tive- the gridiron with reckless Gimmel, Nina Moran, Peggy Mor- quorum. around Article 1. constitute a abandon, but they have mended— iarty, and Mary Buchanan; tickets, Duties of Officers. Article 7. their ways considerably they Bill Bates, Bill Kelly, Don Rob- Section 1. The duties of offi- Amendments. I used to heave four laterals on erts, and Don Steele; publicity, cers shall be such as their titles Section 1. This constitution one play, now it is only occasion- Ray Richards, Jim Walsh, and imply and the by-laws state. may be amended at any regular ally that they toss one. Lou Souvain. Bob Hubner's orch- Sec. 2. The president shall ap- meeting by a two-thirds vote, the Comparatively few teams pass estra furnished the music. point all standing committees, proposed amendment or amend- on their own 20 or 30 yard line, special committees, and also de- ments having been submitted in or when they penetrate deep into baters and other students who fill writing and read to the club by the opponents' territory. The run- BROADWAY CYCLE the program for any meeting. the secretary at a regular meet- ning play is the thing. Razzle being SHOP 2. ing at least one week before dazzle ball packs 'em through the Broadway ' ' ' 1828 ' ' ■'■■■ ■■■■■■■■■'■'■■ ■■■■■■ ' ''— ';i^''; ""''■'' ::: Committees. voted upon. turnstiles, but long, twisting runs ■*^*v;?V^^M l^ft ■ 11 : :'?j^HS^ii(jijj^3^M"'' -^^B: ■ >. x:':■:■:■ adopted, ALL TYPES Section 1. There shall be two Sec. 2. By-laWs may be similar to the gallops that were any reg- Army-Columbia SKIIS FOR RENT OR SALE inding committees—consisting of repealed, or amended at prevalent in the ree members each Membership ular meeting by a majority vote. game are just as spectacular as d Program. 8. the passing plays. Article used when the (Article2. (a) The membership Passes are best Ratification. Sec. is weak or the committee shall see that the rules approval of aerial defense TYPEWRITERS Section 1. The game's out— some hinges on a for membership as stated in the eligible for three-fourths of those last minute thrust, otherwise even ALL MAKES AT are carried out. (b) necessary for membership shall be hurling game be stop- STUDENT PRICES keep list of active and the best can shall a ratification of this constitution. 6-2-2-1 for- morary members. ped dead by an alert by the consent of those 2. (c) committee Done I mation. Sec. The present, fourth day of Novem- prepared to present to the ould be ber, the year of Our Lord nine- president this list to facili- in CApitol 1234 Lady Assistant c teen hundred thirty-six. te his choosing of debaters for we next meeting. In witness thereof have c names. JOHN KALIN InstitutionSec. 3. The program committee hereunto subscribed our FUNERAL HOME, Inc. CATHOLIC FUNERAL ' PATRONIZE DIRECTORS E w HALLC ln John Kalin, Manager T. H. BEBGL.UND — Aye. OUR K2H Broadway Near .Mill-ion ELilot 5447 Oil 2nd ADVERTISERS PRINTING ... PROGRAMS, TICKETS, TALLIES and FAVORS. Advertisers are not "charity givers." They do not # « COMMERCIAL PRINTING AND PUBLISHING. give their hard-earned money for nothing. They rightly expect something in return. They expect ANCHOR PRESS. Inc. the students'topatronize their place of business. 222MFIRST AVENUE MAIn 02«2 Without thesupport of the advertisers this paper unable to continue publication. would be NEWMAN CLUB So show your appreciation; show your Seattle College spirit! Autumn Promenade DANCE BE LOYAL FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 9 P.M. OLYMPIC (JOLF—AND COUNTRY CLUB TUketN »MO a Couple ,-^^t- -^^— -^^^— »^^»^ — CoovfLfiit 1917 JHL. "^B Patronze Your Advertisers mi sic BILK, LONGMORB* CAVALIERS Usoirr* Nviis Tobacco Co.