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CANDID Plums Dance in Idea of the Three Sues Seattle nivU ersity ScholarWorks @ SeattleU The peS ctator 12-15-1939 Spectator 1939-12-15 Editors of The pS ectator Follow this and additional works at: http://scholarworks.seattleu.edu/spectator Recommended Citation Editors of The peS ctator, "Spectator 1939-12-15" (1939). The Spectator. 125. http://scholarworks.seattleu.edu/spectator/125 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by ScholarWorks @ SeattleU. It has been accepted for inclusion in The peS ctator by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks @ SeattleU. SPECTATOR WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, 15, 1939 Z— Boo VOL. VIII. No. 10 SEATTLE, DECEMBER <*&*>" Eleven Delegates Will Women Students Announcement Third Annual College Night Pick Chairman, Debate in Tournament Of Homecoming Held Tonight At Providence Date For Tolo Play Presented, Father Eleven high schools have notified McHugh and ChairmenMade Students McGoldrick the co-chairmen,Ellen Students of Former Names acceptance Heads The Women Seattle Joe McMurray, of their Robinson College will have their Annual meeting, held Honor Students Fourth An- The student body of imitations to the Tolo on Friday, January 12, 1940. 8, openedby Ad High School Forensic Tourn- on December was OfS.C.Announce nual Gaveleer Dance Bettie Kumhera, chairman for Smith, the ASSC president. Mary Approximately 500 parents and ament. the Tolo announces the following Buchanan read the minutes of the guests are expected to attend the From Spokane will come Gon- committees. The ticket-sales com- previous meeting, and a treasur- ComingMarriage thirdannual presentationof Seattle zaga and Marycliff; from Yakima At Casey Hall mittee will be headed by Rose- er's report was made by Bill Kelly. College Night this evening at 8 comes Marquette and St. Joseph's mary Weil and assisting her will p. m. The seating capacity of Academy; St. Mary's Academy Forhan, Chairmen Announced Bans of marriage were an- Hospital ' be Mary Buchanan. Tot Highlight Advisory Providence Auditorium Winlock has also accepted President Al Plachta announces Mcßride, Mary Williams, of the Board nounced last Sunday at St. Jo- anticipation from will sponsor Eileen report,given by chairman,Bob Margaret has been increased in the invitation: Tacoma willbe rep- that the Gavel Club Virginia Gemmill. Arrange- the seph's Church for Miss of an overflow crowd. of the Winter Quar- and Hiltenbrand, was the announce- Peabody and Robert Smith. resented by Bellarmine, St. Leo's, the firstmixer ments for patrons and patronesses Mr. Immediately after the entertain- Acquinas Academy. Seattle ter on Friday, January 5. The Mitchell, ment that Anne. McKinnon and The date hasbeen set as December and Casey will be made by Ka y ment, the main auditorium will Prep, ODea and Holy Rosary will dance will be held at the Peggy and Lou Sauvain were approved as 20 for the wedding, to be held at dancing. by chairman, with Rebhahn Joseph's be cleared for Refresh- present from Seattle. Hall, and music will be offered co-chairmen of the Annual Home- St. Church. recep- be the same Ellen McHugh assisting her. Anne coming celebration to be given in Peabody graduate ments will be served in the Debate Topics Sid Woody's orchestra— Peggy McGowan are Miss is a of tion the faculty members gave a very good Smith and February. Mr. Hiltenbrand also College the year 1937. She room and The question for debate will be, orchestra that for the programcom- the of will be presented to parents of the account of itself at the Junior co-chairmen reported that requests had been was president of the Associated Resolved: The FederalGovernment mittee. by College Night students. operate the rail- Mixer of December 1. made the Com- Women Students during her senior should own and Music and Hall mittee $25, $4 for the Com- School Days roads. There will be a total of Jack Robinson has been named for year. mixer with Sheila The committee is working hard munity Fund, and the Gavel Club Mr. Smith was Student Body Following the outline o f last three rounds of debate and two of chairman of the High finals, withthe Davis as co-chairman. Mr. Robin- and the completed plan will be an- requested $25 for its annual president for the year 1936-1937, year's successful skits, the pro- oratory, outsidethe School Debate tournament. expiration of first round of debating starting at son, a new member of the Gavel nounced after the holidays. Several graduating at the gram will feature a playlet, "An Club, has already proven himself of the better orchestras in the Dean Speaks his term. He was also editor of Afternoon in a Village School." 9:30 A. M. during at K- C. to be a most energetic worker, and city are being considered and the S.J., spoke a the Spectator at one time Bob Irvine, Drama Guild head, Finals yet Father McGoldrick finals will be held at 7:15 it is believed that under his chair- site of the dance has not been to the students on the his school term. has been directing a cast which The both an few minutes Ward Smith, brother of the p. m., the Casey Hall. Judges manship this dance willbe chosen. subject of registration, which will includes Genevieve Osterman, Ad in suc- groom College graduate of for the final round will be Deputy entertainment and a financial Tickets will be $1.25 per couple Ibe closed on the 20th of December. and Smith, Ellen McHugh, Elinor Prosecuting Attorney Charles cess. Says Mr. Robinson; "Plans and the romrtiittee urges the girls will 1936, will be best man. Miss Pea- Beechinor, Mary Buchanan, Vir- He announced that classes body bridesmaidher Rails, Roseanne Flynn, alumna of are under way to make this the to get their dates early. As a the Fall on Dec- has chosen as ginia Gemmill, Kay Leonard. College close for Quarter Charlotte. Chott, Plachta, the College, and Paul Volpe, head best mixer that Seattle helpful hint to the boys, there ember 15. sister Others areRita Al Department at ever given." January 5, Ushers willbe Herb Conyne,class Bill Miller, Bill Kelly, Bob Irvine, of the Economics has will be a mixer on 39, College. so be sure to ask the girls. Editor Lectures of 37, Fred Conyne, class of Bill Berridge, Barbara Fallon and the day, Smith, president of A. S. " interested are urged to at- This is a n event of the year The guest speaker of the and Ad Mary Erskine. All Fay Ottowa, Canada, and brother of the groom. tend the final round of debating that everyone looks forward to. Mr.Robert of S. C, Honor Roll Christmas Beckons huge publisher of the Social Forum, Saturday evening. A cup will be The Tolo last year was a and Father McGoldrick, S. J., Dean of the oratory. success financially and socially. spoke on the problems the Church awardedthe winner vigorous MacGregor Heads of Studies, will announce the Fall cup will be presented to Students Homeward Bettie Kumhera states that this faces if there is not a re- A second sumption Catholic intellectual Quarter honor roll students. Se- the school representedby the win- will be a great dance. of limited to and moral life in the sphere of so- Spectator Staff lections on the list are ning team. Individual members of For Yule Holidays with a 3.5 average or better. cial justice on thepart of its mem- those the victorious team will receive Coming Other speakers will be Father awards willbe given bers. For Year J., medals.These At theclose of classes this after- Ends With address on the subject Corkery, S. President of the out after the final round of de- of Retreat A brief College Smith, student noon, it will mean the close of the Retreat was given by Fr. and Ad bate. time— Christmas Necessitated by the more urgent body prexy. Smith will also act classes for some Plenary Indulgence Corkery S.J. Aegis, Luncheon Tomorrow willbe on for SeattleCol- duties of guiding the Se- as master of ceremonies for the vacation Money Expended College Editor Bill A luncheon will be held at the lege. attle yearbook, evening. 12 noon to The Junior and Senior Girls re- During the regular business Kelly retiring from active serv- Assembly Hotel from S.C. students will grant- is high school A fewhundred treat culminated with the meeting it was moved and second- ice on the Spectator staff for the Glee Club 1 tomorrow for the catching trains, buses and even plenary indulgence of $25 appropriated from entrants and for members of the be ing of the ed that be remainder of the school year. As- Musical numbers, including sev- aboat or two; while a few hundred the Pope at Benediction on Thurs- the student body treasury for Col- quarter selections, will be Gavel Club acting as hosts. "Grabbing" suming his duties for next eral Christmas more willjust be street day afternoon. Father Beezer con- lege Night, and $4 towards the MacGregor,present various parts of the Gavel Club members will also Nevertheless, they'll all be $20. will be Gregor rendered in cars. veyed the thought that to be* Community Fund quota of program by the mixed glee clubs, act as chairmen of the prelimin- bound,"studies forgot- news-editor. "homeward peace of mind and with the worlft After debate on both sides of the changes and additions on the men and women's glee chor- ary rounds of debate. all set to travel in one of at peace appropriated to Other ten and it was necessary to be question $25 was staff will be the appointment uses, the male quartet, and the longest vacations the college High School De- the the with God.
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