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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. IRecoct No»r m VISIT YOUR v L- - - . SPECTATORSEATTLE COLLEGE Vol. IX.— No. 10 SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1941 Z— Boo Annual 3-Day Retreat To Begin Next Wednesday DramaGuildPlay Invitations Out To Olympic Country Men Convene AtSt.Joseph's; INSIDE Women Meet AtImmaculate The High Schools For Setting "TonsOfMoney" Club For On Dec. 3, The Spiritual highlight of the school year, INSIDE TwoWeeks Away Debate Tournament FallInformal Alpha SigmaNu the annual Retreat of Seattle College again opens. For the By Bob La Lanne In less than two weeks, Se- The Annual Catholic High School Debate Tournament, Hurry! Hurry! Get your men, the exercises will be left! Pledges Comes tomorrow night the attle College students will be sponsored by Seattle College will commence this year on tickets early! Only a few Consider held at St. Joseph's Church; Fall Informal admitted by enjoying the Drama Guild's Saturday morning, December 13th. The date and plans Going fast! Step right up, for the women at the Church Hurry! everyupperclassman tobe the first major production of the have been previously withheld awaiting the approval of the folks! Hurry!— For Coming Year of the Immaculate Concep- outstanding dress affair of year, "Tons of Money.* The Diocese of Seattle Chancery Office. College Carousel That's tion. play, a farce in three acts what the Olympic Golf and Anderson, presi- The Retreat Mass will be held the year. The Olympic Golf Invitations Out Thomas Country written by Will Evans and Country Club will be trans- Alpha Sigma Nu,Na- each morning at 8 o'clock instead and Club will be the Thirty one invitations have been sent to the high schools dent of at years. Valentine, will be presented formed into this coming Sat- dis- of 9 as on previous The scene of activity with David of the Pacific Northwest inviting them to participate in the tional Jesuit honorary, last conference will be at 11:15 a. December 10, 11, and 12 at urday night, November 29th. m. by of Ross entertaining musically. tournament and acceptances are being received daily by the closed recently that consider- followed Benediction the Thisband has attracted coast- Providence auditorium. Those Congregating on this night ation is being given to new Blessed Sacrament, thus enabling' committee in charge. those who go to work at noon to who have previewed the play under the "Big Top," Seattle Nu," wide interest during the last Bob Greive andRoscoe Balch, who are co-chairmen of the members. "Alpha Sigma complete exercise of the retreat. refused to completely reveal College students will enjoy a KETKEATLEADERS few months and we can look tournament,are announcing that this year inaddition to the disclosed Mr. Anderson, "is aggregation the novel plot but, in outlin- real "night at the circus." organization takes The retreat for worn-en students for the Ross to debate and contests, will be one in extempo- notan that will be under the direction of the ing it, promised a maximum oratory there Clown, animals, tents, every start a road tour in the near raneous speaking. An incentive to the schools entering the in members to develop them Reverend Father Carlo P. Rossi, amount of suspense and v/ell-known circus article, will S. J., of San Francisco. The men's future. contest is the outstanding trophy that will become the per- into active members of the * # # laughter. ba in evidence. retreat will be presided over by possession emerging student body, but rather is a Raymond E. S. manent of the school victor in the de- The decoration committee, underI Father Prendville English Setting group comprised of J., also of San Francisco. Sports at Seattle College; bating contest for three consecutive years. Co-Chairmen Nora Kcavy dI that is quiet surrounding an It unnecessary stress the low, In the of Fred Runnels, is busy preparing| students who have been out- is to have hit an all-time but The final plans for the tournament were drawn up and spiritual benefits to be derived oddly enoughno one has dis- the English country home of the "Big Top." Rumor has it that standing in Seattle College completedby the Gavel Club at their meetingon Wednesday. red and are to he the from attendance at the exercises. the Allington's, the surprising white can- work, ac- Since it is held on days on which covered a suitable solution. The plans include entertainment for the participants at the opy covers.. And the pink ele- scholastically and and amusing situations arise phants will be waltzing around tively." classes would regularly be in ses- We offer our sympathies to school play "Tons of Money" on Friday, December 12. sion excuses will not be in order. to complicate the plot and the .merry-go-round .polls .and Dan Riley wh o is doing a — pre-requisites for en- The exercises of the first two speed the tempo of the play. Registration among the orchestra not in fancy The grand jobputting out a Spec- but fact. days will be obligatory in attend- in trance into this group are not they Jack Terhar plays the part Registration of the contestants will take place at 8:00 Co-Chairman Bob Lowden said anceto non-Catholics for deal tatorsports page without any decided by the college itself with topics which are general and of AubreyHenryMaitland Al- o'clock, Saturday morning in the Liberal Arts Building. The "The Olympic Golf and Country application. The athletic event to write about Club is one of the finest natural but rather by the national or- universal in their lington, the easy-going, fun- debates will beginimmediately in the various assignedrooms. are cordially invited ... How about an inter col- settings on the Pacific Coast, a ganization. Junior members non-Catholics loving husband of Louise, a An all-school luncheon will be served at when stu- that should make Fall In- to attend the third day of the re- legiate knitting league? S. C. noon fact our up treat. very formal compare favorably with who have lived to these vivacious and resource- dents and teachers will meet for abit of relaxation. The con- the ac- could sew up the topspot with any high requirements are con- Student interest prior to ful young woman portrayed dances held by college in the reaching degree ease. test will then continue in the afternoon until the finals are nation. tual retreat is a sidered and are judged solely never before witnessed at Seattle * " " by Mary Ellen Galliven. Jean reached. NOVEL PROGRAMS on their merit. College. Both men and women Everard andMiss Benita Mul- The finals will be held Saturday evening in the Knights Designed by the committee un- this Portland University incon- der the co-chairmanship of Peggy students are planning to use let, persons of Ruth New members will probably be as a way of thanking God in the of Columbus Hall. Eileen Mallon and John Daley will be co- McGowan and Jean Kennard, the medium junctionwith MarylhurstCol- Cordes, taken in at the beginning of the for blessings received and favors Brock and Barbara programs carry out the theme of winter quarter. lege staged a very successful (Continued on Page 4) the dance. Marching clowns beat- to be asked. add to the story their varied attribute world Western Association of Pri- ing a drum form the cover. The The monthly dinners, inaugu- Older students experiences, the former being Past-President John Rob- conditions and their influence on vate drum opens to reveal the dance rated by Schools Conventionafew 1 — proved major reason a young,sophisticated cousin numhers. Something new clowns inson last year so success- Catholicism as a for^_ days ago. Delegates from S. Aegis Cancelled; LaLanneElected ful thotplarw are now under way unprecedented interest in |ti afflicted with many fiances, in white suede. retreat. C. were treated royally and DAVE ROSS MUSIC to continue this successful method year's and the latter, an elderly, un- Dancing be from 9:30 to of getting the busy members to- GENERAL MASS should any representative of ConditionHead West. will fellow- A general Communion Mass will and slightly deaf World Of 12:30 floor the gether for a few hours' married on a smooth to at Jo- either school find occasion to strains of music by Da- ship. The members of this group be held for all students St aunt. Bill Moffat, as i smoother seph's on Saturday at 9 a. m. "It James vid Ross and his orchestra. This comprise such a wide cycle of the visit here we owe them much Given AsReason College it is that is sincerely hoped," said our re- Chesterton, a very serious, Group fine orchestra has been secured by school life that seldom in the way of hospitality. able to get to- vered president, "by the Fathers solicitor, brings the committee because of its popu- the members are business-like honorary engages of Seattle College that particular- In an official release to the Official confirmation was larity among Seattle College stu- gether. As this the good news, while Bill Or- in no active work about school, ly in these very difficult times all Corkery, S. week of theelec- dents for the excellent brand of ines- Reports from here and Henery,aslightly pre- Spectator, Father received this they seldom are together as a unit. our students will realize the land as music they give out. of their annual re- J., president of Seattle Col- tion of BobLaLanne as Pres- heads are work- outstandingand timable value there remark about the irrev- tentious middle class English- All committee One of the mosl treat and that they will take every today ing at top notch cooperation and novel ideas at Se- way many women stu- as Geo. lege confirmed the ru- ident of TheWestern Associa- ever witnessed advantage the opportunity that erant man and Tom Brady speed with their committee attle College performed of mors that the Aegis, Seattle tion of Private Colleges. mem- was one is given during these three dents are acting when attend- Maitland. Theversatile Brady bers to make this one of the big- by Alpha Sigma Nu in "tapping" them year most valuable days." ing Mass both here in the also plays the part of Giles, College's book would not La Lanne, Editor of The gest dances of the year. The first their new members last year. Few go to press this year. Father Seattle College Spectator, was informal since the opening of the who were at the second student Chapel and Cathedral. Such the gardner. Lilliam Perry Building, the Corkery said,"It isnot inany delegate association's new Liberal Arts body meeting of winter quarter action as this is hardly worth plays the part of the little a at the dance promises to be one of the last year will forget the method Student Body criticising for any girl so Cockney parlourmaid who is sense because the faculty of conference held at Portland finest in the school history. used by the honorary to make pub- Seattle College is opposed to University and Marylhurst Co-Chairmen Julie Carmody and lic its decision on pledges. Meets At thoughtless, so inconsiderate, infatuated with the very prop- their able as- Today the year book, or that the College. Votes fromrepresen- BobLowdcn have as With the students congregated after reaching college age of- er Sprules, a typical English sistants the following committee at the Knights Hall for the meet- wishes deprive the Decorations, Nora Keavy fers litle hope for improve- butler who knows hisplace as faculty to tatives of Great Falls College heads: — ing, the individual members Casey Hall Student Body of this organof of Education, Portland Uni- and Fred Runnels; invitations threaded their way through the ment. played by Roscoe Balch. Betty Ann Riley and Bill Staple- * * " expression. The faculty's at- versity, Portland University — crowd until each reached a pledge, Inan eleven o'clock student Dress Rehearsal ton; tickets Marian Trieber; pub- tapped him, placed a key (symbol has express- — Bud Feedey, today Jack Ter- Miss Ruth Balkema titude of favor toward the School of Nursing,Mount An- licity Bob LaLanne, — of the honorary) about his neck, body meeting Visiting dignitaries from and Ed Craig; orchestra Joe ( Continued on Page 4 ) Aegismight well be evidenced gel College,Mount Angel Col- shook him by the hand, and an- har will be inducted into the many of the state high schools Deignan and Jack O'Neill; trans- nounced that he had been accepted by the fact that for the past lege of Nursing, Seattle Col- — Dick Maguire and Dave student body office of Senior will witness the debate tourn- portation — in the honorary. As each member twoyears when the Aegis was lege, Holy Names College of Read; programs Peggy McGowan he Judge. Discussions on the ament sponsoredbyour GavelIMendel Club headed toward the pledge was financially delinquent,the col- Spokane, andMarylhurst Col- and Jean Kennard. to tap, a hush of expectancy fell Fall and Winter Informals Club in a few weeks. It is j Hurry! Hurry! Get your tickets over the members of the student Annual lege assumed their obligations lege elected the S. C. editor. early! Only a few left! Going will presented and debated safe to predict that a record Has Banquet; body as they waited to see who be in excess of $600. However, Delegates were not sent from fast! Step right up, folks! Hurry! was next to be honored. before the chair. William Pet- student attendance will wit- Urges Saint Martin's College, Gonzaga Hurry! Defense Help this particular year, extra- Mr. Anderson revealed that tinger, vice president of the ness the event. This high University, or Carroll College of this method would be used again A Little Bit of Sweden was the ordinary financial conditions Montana, but these schools will association, willrelate the oc- school debate tournament is of this year. Until the meeting recent scene for the setting and other grave circum- be representedat next year's con- K. tappednone of the currences of the representa- of the few big things still Club banquet. the I Pledges where they are one the annual Mendel ference and will act under pledges will know they have been College to every tas- stances over which we haveno of tives from Seattle remaining at S. C. Fifty members enjoyed association during theremainder selected. * " * ty from the numerous varieties of control rendered the publica- this year. the Western Association of Chosen; Will member fish to the tasty steak. La Lanne said that all business Raymond Mongrain, a The meeting tion of this year's Aegis a of this organization also announc- Private Schools. We can all thank God The after-dinner program was of the conference will be made K. C. thatj the of Fa- practical impossibility." detailed reports ed that the first of the monthly will be held in the begun by introduction public as soon as BeInitiated within once more Retreat time is ther Gerald Beezer, moderator of Student leaders have been con- are mailed to The Spectator from meetings will bo held two chambers and is scheduled to with us. Every student at Se- the club, by President Bill Haines. ferring with Father Corkery the host schools. weeks. period. throughout Maybe you have been won- last for a one hour attle College welcomes thatIFather Beezer stressed the Im- the past week andhave "The duties of my office," stated installation portance of Seattle College stu- completely agreed with the ad- the editor, "will be to unite all the dering why eleven youngmen Jack Terhar's chance to become more inti- j dents in backing the present de- ministration that publication of an member colleges in concerted have been walking about the I. R. Offered has been delayed for over a mate with things of spiritual fense program which wouldsilence Aegis this year is impractical. action on Catholic events arising span because of a Leaders who convened were; J. halls of our fair school with two-month nature. Not only this but the jany rumors to the contrary. He in the future. This will include Next Quarter complication arising the also rited the number of present, William Bates, Director of The such things as a drive to clean up bright shiny faces and very in problems of life itself will be |jas well as former, members of the Departmentof Publicity ;Ray Mon- motion pictures, magazines and blue and maroon method for choosing a mem- grain, President ASSC; obvious International Relations be ironed outby thegoodfathers istudent body that have been call- of Bob La radio programs. It will also in- will Judicial Board, Lanne, Editor of The Spectator; badges proudly flaunted on offered as a 3-hour credit course ber for the in charge. ed into the service of their coun- volve the furthering of numerous try. Tony Buhr, and a delegation of other Catholic their manly chests? They are next quarter, according to Father it was told by student council * # * actions." Pledge* Receive Pins Intercollegiate Knights. The new president believes that none other than the newly Conway, advisor of the Interna- sources. Terhar, "Tons of The Otis situation is reach- Doctor Werby in turn introduced The Aegis staff consisting of much can be accomplishedby unit- tional Relations Club. Ted Mitchell, Editor; B. J. Dun- selected pledges for theInter- Money"headliner,has already ing such a state Patricia Dyke, the president of ing the Catholic college student The time that the class will bo disagreeable Alpha Nu, nursing- honorary, who ham, Associate Editor; and Ted leaders and using their combined Collegiate Knights who re- held will bo arranged to suit the taken office on the Student Manager, of affairs that unless a com- presentedj the pledges from Pro- Blanchctte, Business ex- influence as a lever of action. semble the knights of old by majority of those registered. The council board but his oath of house con- vidence and Columbus Hospitals pressed the general opinion of both course will be conducted in seminar mittee from that the faculty and the student leaders offering their services for the allegiance to uphold the A. faculty authority with their pledgepins. DISMISSED fashion, papersbeing read,followed venes with The banquet came to a close in that they could see where diffi- CLASSES goodof the school. by class dliscussion. S. S. C. constitution has not problems trouble informal round of jokes culties this year were Insurmount- DEC. 8 on present with an This year's new pledges been made. may 'on club members. able. There will be no school on of a more serious nature Editor Mitchell announced to 22 active Notice of the forthcoming elec- The next meeting of the Men- Monday, December 8. Students swell the ranks to DON'T PROCRASTINATE representatives the result. We doubt sincerely if The Spectator that M students tion for on del Club will be held on Dec. 10 will be dismissed from classes members. The senior members announced. Doctor E. Con- who hud their pictures taken for of ob- GET YOUR DATE ! Advisory Board will be the faculty is fully aware of :at which time W. to celebrate the holy day Positions open to Juniors, verse, graduate of St. Louis The Aegis could secure a refund Con- are honorarymembers of the are the unsatisfactory conditions [ a ligation, the Immaculate Fall Informal : : Saturday stated Joe McArdle, Advisory Medical School, will be guest at The Bookstore from Father ception. Beezer, SJT. ( Continued on Page 4 ) Olympic Country Board chairman. ( Continued on Page 4 ) speaker. Club Page Two THE SPECTATOR Friday, November 28, 1941 SPECTATOR Official publication of the Associated Students of Exchangitems Seattle College. Founded December, I!>.TJ. Published Tons Of Money Friday during the scholastic year. Business Ad- By Ann Baillarßeon Broadway Street, Seattle, Speaking For Myself if in a vision, Isee approach- GUFF dress: and East Madison you As In Spain can now buy a ing small, graceful figure Washington. Subscription Rate: 50 cents pi>r quar- By Bill Bates out a with sweater made of skimmed large grey eyes and long black By ter. Advertising rates on application. imagine milk. One can a cus- locks. Her friends call her Meg, AM. IS SERENE: The multi- TIDBITS: Italked to Father ! walking clothing1 —EDITORIAL STAFF— tomer into a and in everyone's opinion, she is colored flowers peek saucily at the Beezer recently. He says the S.C. Istore in Madrid. one grand girl. Again, as if In Robert LaLanne Editor car windshield moving oaraal passerby from Father Nich- stickers are "I'd like to see a sweater," he a whirlwind, I see approaching PETT Joseph Eberharter Associate Editor fairly well. In wandering along ols' pardons; (lie requests. a vivacious, slender, carefree and Barbara Jean Dunham News Editor tower chimes pool our own "Auto Row," however, I bravely out for the imltlated "Yes, sir," bows the assistant. spoiled wife with a stunning crown Marjorie Staples Feature Editor to note plenty of cars without the hear, and hearings to wonder; "What size please?" of beautiful hair. This is Louise. true! Too true! Seattle College will Genevieve Crenna Associate Editor through stickers. The bookstore handles "I'm not sure, Too „ some means of nicsincri- these one-man publicity depart- he replies, "but With the utmost pride and plea- Don Baker. Headlines zatlon, die lab lost its Ithink Itake a size 14 quarts never be the same. This constant remin- cheat has ments. They are most reasonable. sure, we present Mary Ellen Gal- News Staff: Ed Read, Mary Ellen Nachtsheim, hitherto pungent odor reminiscent 1 pint. iscing galling, realize,but longer Buy one today. and liven who plays the leading fem- is we no — can Lauretta Frawley, Bill Haines, Eileen Gawne, Lois of things defunct; Father Koidy —The Wigwam. inine role in tiie forthcoming play, we sitin silence,thumb enmouthed we want Ruddy, Donna Jean Moberg, Jim Baird, Dwight kindly gives an evening concert to THE Tommy An- "Tons of Money." The play may IN HALLS: The Japanese language our mail-window back! Kramer and Peggy Wiley. bewildered (he hopes) Seattle mo- derson, as rabid for Seattle College has no be classified as a hilarious comedy torlsta; tlio College coolly plans a this curse words. which will undoubtedly bring Time was when the happy Collegian could FeatureStaff: Eileen Mallon, Angus MacArthur, as school has ever seen. I — Gonzaga basketball team next year; the think at times Tommy is over- Bulletin. laughter to the lips and a twinkle collegeiately the steps of Margaret Slessman, Jean Codiga. Dean sings the ould Gaelic rondo- float or fall down zealous but he certainly has S. C.'s to the eye. Mary Ellen is deeply and, standing Business Staff: Dwight Kramer, Business Man- lays for the edification of the "Icould dance like this forever." enthralled with the idea of living the old building while "under best interests at heart all the time silly. Everyone ager; Sydney Williams, Assistant Manager; Jeanne after-sehoul stayers; all is serene The College will his leaving "Don't be im- the life of such a character, and the clock," greet his fellow student with one around S. C. mourn proves with practice." Horton, Ad Manager; Circulation Manager, Lillian this year Ted Mitchell, the — can we blame her for such utter eye and with the other scan the anxiously ... Again, The Wigwam. enthusiasm? Zuceo. picture of a broken man. Ted awaited line-up of daily mail in the crystal- Ad Staff: Mary Ellen Currid, Dick Walsh, Mar- THIS CONFERENCE of Catholic ushers at the Met and Moore after Me? is well cast us Louise, yay colleges last week was, Phi Beta Kappa, the first col- registrar's garet Horan, Virginia Marinoff, Joan Sullivan, Pat at Portland school hours. Was to have been and very onpredlotableas to forth- clear window of the office. If the in a word, worth while. The dole- Aegis editor ... Jim Balrd, lie of lege fraternity, was organized at coming- actions. Acting is not fellow was lucky enough to have a bit of Kennard, Bob Mahoney. gates wont down determined to do the College of William and Mary the Nazi haircut. Jim boils full :i now experience for her. She gather together eyes Typists: Pat Snyder, Cay Gregory, Eleanor their bit and get as much out of speed these days on the projected on December 5, 177G. Oddly portrayed the character of Mrs. mail, he would then his Moliter. it as possible. Ithink both aims College quarterly. A good idea and enough, of the five original found- Dean in the "Royal Family" and and slide as inconspicuously as possible into were realized.Much credit goes to ers, two were named Smith and REPRESENTED TOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING BY a good man to head it George Milly Lou in "June Mad." The«e As the registrar Bill "Grumps"Pettinger, your vice- ... - one Jones. the said registrar's office. AdvertisingService,Inc. Costollo, official chairman -in dramas werepresented during- the slips Nations! piesident. Pett chairmaned the im- charge of printing here. A science The key was formerly a silver course of her freshman year at reached for her withdrawal and the CollegePublishers Representative portant Student Social Activities stem box, Avc. New York.N.Y. major, George is one of the fix- medal but later the was add- Seattle College. It "was during; assistant treasurer seized her receipt 420 Madison - session and did swell job By practical ■ a purpose CHICKCO ■ BOSTOH S.OS AMtI.II S«« FIIAHCIECO tures at S. C. ed for the of her senior year at Notre Dame the lucky student would reassure them, the way, the hospitality shown by nightly winding the scholar's Calif., " Hiffh School in BeJlniont, anyway, just looking RETREAT TIME Marylhurst and Portland IT. was SEATTLE COLLEGE is sponsor- watch.— that she aspired to leading roles. "Thanks but I'm to- little short of phenomenal: my ing this year a series of forums This from Gonzaga Bulletin. The vision fades Mary El- day." personal both ... It* is not for the Spectator to say thanks to those featuring speakers from the Col- len again pursues her usual ac- And what happens to our mail now? schools. lege faculty, augmented by two Usher: "How far down do you tivities, continuing' those arduous what the coming retreat will mean to U. W. faculty members. This se- wish to sit?" rehearsals that will make "Tons If we knew, we wouldn't be wasting our thestudents of Seattle College as indi- FACTS OF VARYING IMPORT: ries shows once again that S. C. is Wise Guy: "All the way down, of Money" a booming performance time grinding out these supposedly humor- Bob Hope has eleven gag writers. getting its second wind and is set- of course." and a success! viduals; it can say, however, that any- Too bad they can't realize the tling down to be an educational ous words. one of college age must certainly know beauties of CLEAN humor ... On power in the U. S. Co-operation the other hand, Fred Allen (whose on the part of the students is ex- that intimate communication withGod real name is John Sullivan) does pected as a matter of course. The the bulk of his own writing with Spectatoralways carries stories on The Night Rider such as will come from this retreat is assistance of two ex-Notre Dame INFORMALLY enough for everyone to attend. men . . China imported over (Continued on Page 4) By Mary Ellen Beyer By ED CBAIO eight billion barrels of oil in 1908 From the shadows of an unpaved side Collectively all Seattle College will Father Corkery's secretary, ... you do, street careened a black sedan, its sleekness morally, mentally, spiritually Monie Peabody Smith, was the Have ever noticed that the something' else to but they go be and first Aegis editor. Turned out a American people always seem to to make up a thriving American seeming to muffle the power of the throb- Brand New have the urge to sing in time of business, too. Yes, the lecture as a result of retreat, Ifine book. bingmotor. Noteven the sudden stop before the better but trouble? Scores of written * * * song's business is one with three million neon-haloed shop exposed the nervousness only you as an individual and your God BY RUTH BRAND during war periods are familiar to customers, a yearly gross revenue a can know the great things that will be ONE OF HIK outstanding de- Americans of every generation. of five million dollars and more in- of its driver. The door opened; a tall figure cisions reached at the Collegiate "Yankee Doodle" was a product of fluence on politics andopinion than dressed in a well-cut dark suit and overcoat accomplished for your benefit in the Conference down in Portland was We decided we've been mighty the American Revolution, while the ra
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First and Union THE CIGARETTE OF COSTLIER TOBACCOS Page Four TH E SPECTATOR Spanish Classes Oratory Contest I.K.Pledges Invitations Sent To INSIDE Link Hemispheres Rules Given QPEAKING The High With all the revelry, beauty and "Little Wahoos" for Myself SchoolDebators arts of the Old Spain, the culture Officially publishing the (Continued from Pago 1) (Continued from Page 1) of South America is bettering the rules and eligibility require- habits and customs of our own organization. pledges (Continued from Page 2) INSIDE North The in- chairmen of the justly famous "party" for the participants, American people. The ments for the First Annual clude the events spread of Spanish influences is Oratorical contest, sponsored 4 sophomores:Dick Ma- * * * which will conclude the tournament. (Continued from Page 1) fastly increasing in the U. S. so guire, John Ayers, Bob Ken- Judges by the Forum Club, President THERE ARE THOSE who say Committee that the Spanish language is be- nedy, and Ed Hardiman and important judges now existing in Otis Hall ing studied paramountly by all Ed Craig today released the that activities aren't going as well Bob Gianelli and Vern Harkins head the students. The quest for Spanish following bulletin: seven freshmen, Ed Craig, as they might. As p.oof they point committee. Their job is to select judges from the Seattle to some of our dances this year. Notes: Anyone wishing to treasures of culture is greater to- frosh prexy,Bill Sullivan,Jim College lay faculty and outstanding graduates, who have day than even the early rushe3 Said Forum Moderator Mr. Ithink we have become too large, take subject Layman, John Feeley, John our had experience field debating andpublic speaking. a that is both for gold or the want of Persian Joseph McMurray, "All stu- too unwieldy. Why not run in the of educational and entertaining Oriental luxuries by the Greeks. Bulman, Gene Tardiff, and dances through ACTIVE co-opera- Other committees who are working on the tournament at dents are invited to enter this tion with the large clubs? It ia should sign up for Oratory The opening of new fields in John Powers. present are: Publicity, Mary Anne Schneider and Ed Craig; .. foreign trade demand South Am- contest. No matter what the a truism that throe or four rela- Look Thursday, 27th fu- tively small more easy Morris; Welcoming, McArdle Mary for a sensational scoop erican and English teachers for final results are,each individ- Nov. these gioups are Typing, Mary Beck and erican and English for ture Knights downed Indian blan- handle than one large associa- of national interest to appear teachers kets, Ito Hughes; Housing, Mary Doherty and Tony Buhr; Admin- South America. The bond link- ual entering the tournament feathers, and war-paint and tion. Here is the way we could in the Spectator passed istration, Gleason and Dillon; Schedules, Ann within the ing the U. S. with its neighbors will be benefitted. If youwin, tho ordeal of an informal do it: The student body sponsor Bertha John next few weeks something in South America is initiation at the hands of the pre- the informals, but all ticket sales, Baillargeon andDick Maguire; Signs, Pat Smith; Luncheon, ... the Pan-Ani- you win. If you lose, you sent must be slipping somewhere erican Airways System. Fiestas, members. The initiationwill all intra-mural publicity be han- Adline Chamberlain and Catherine Gregory; Transporta- quaint missions, learn." be climaxed by a banquet on De- dled through the Gavel, Mendel, in the College historical settings cember tion, Chairmen Mc- Cavern for we and picturesque views given First Annual Forum Oratorical Bth at which time a secret Drama, and A. W. S. S. C, plus Bob Mahaney; and Timekeeping, Joe are ritual, fail to see the promised mur- the tourists through the new air- Contest Mules known to the Knights alone The Spectator. More students could Ardle; Awards,Donna Moberg;Final Assembly, Mary Anne als and added lines of communication. The Week Jan. 13 -18 will be held. be contacted this way and more McNalley and Warren Johnson, and Radio Preparation, booths that Eligibility requirements: Because of their fine in spirit aroused. What do you think promised spread of fiestas has crept into work were long ago .. many states of the U. S. Span- 1. Any student enrolled for 10 presenting College Night last of the plan? Let's have some argu- John Epps. The publicity department is ish culture is emphasized in the hours or more is eligible to enter year, the Knights are again go- ment on this point vital to future S. C. the mother of studies. So, Iwill still looking for capable re- speech, food and architecture of the contest. ing to take charge of it 'when it activity! Texas, New Mexico, California, 2. Entrants must register on or is held on Dec. 19. * * 4 once again remind you that any porters Picture of brok- Arizona before December 10th. student has the right to write this Play ... a and Registra- Speaking- for the organization, Drama Florida. DID YOU KNOW: The Drama Guild — column. Please keep your letters man Ted Mitchell, Since the U. S. tion blanks will be posted on Col- Honorable duke, Tony Buhr an- Guild is oldest organi- en who has been cut off one of tho within SO words. Can you think of from European the discov- lege Bulletin Boards. nounced that this year College zations College ? Gon- was to have edited the Aegis modes at Seattle ... any other features? I'm now run- ery of South America has been 3. Orations may be on any sub- Night will be different. Under zaga did not send a delegate to Away every Weeks ning, a cycle of two Two ...Have you seen the Chris- made known. ject, must be original, and are to the leadership of Fritz Verschuren in Their actors and ac- the all-Catholic college conference Tidbits, In Halls, Mem- (Continued from Page 1) tmas windows in the down- tresses lend the of Spanish be from 1000 to 1200 words in and his co-chairman, Don Nelson, in Portland. Especially surprising weeks, the touch length. ories, Facts, and Did You Know. atmosphere to scenes laid in S. they hope to carry out tableaux because their football team was Ed her satisfaction with the ex- town stores? They look and 4. I'm alwayslooking for more.Write A. Peppery songs to great op- Entrants must submit a copy as they did last year. In addition playing in Portland that week-end. cellent work being done by the expensive of to me on point and in are ... The West- eras are revealed as Spanish. Vol- their oration to contest chair- to that they hope that each class The Department of Publicity that ... cast and expects to have the play man by January ... tho meantime, at Seattle College, ern Association of Private umes of intricate art to copies of 10th. will be able to participate in the is still looking for students sin- ready for dress rehearsal by the Elimination program all is serene... Schools will unite in the Reader'sDigest are printed in because it is definitely cerely interested in publicity work. end of next week, and the tickets the near Spanish. 1. Methods of elimination will be a student activity. It is a time Anyone may apply at the Publicity will be released for sale very soon. future to take action announced after completion of reg- on the Not only for the sake of cul- when the students have an oppor- office, Room 401 ... The Gavel The former plays produced by indecency of movies, maga- and istration. tunity to exhibit to their families Club is soon going to put on a Dempsey's the Drama Guild have proved the ture commerce should Span- Awards ish be undertaken but, too, for and friends the greater Seattle major College activity in the all excellent caliber of the group's zines and radio programs ... 1. The name of the winning con- College. the rhythmic flow and beauty of High School debate tourney. Sup- Pharmacy performances. It is therefore to Superman has been invading testant will be inscribed on the port it all you can. Offer your be expected that "Tons of Money" the language. Our English lang- Dean Trophy the moving picture world and uage is filled with catchy Span- McGoldrick which help to the chairman. We Can Fill All Your will be received with upparalleled will be retained by the College. Fall Informal : : Saturday Pharmacy Needs quite well received we ish phrases. Students should ob- enthusiasm and appreciation on hear 2. Winning contestant will re- REPETITION, 235 Brdy No. CA. 4800 body. serve the influence of Spanish on ceive an individual trophy Olympic Country Club THEY SAY, is the partof the student ... Sloppiest figlit ever staged our College present- lives. Seattle has a ed by the Seattle College Forum. in Madison Square garden — well equipped Spanish department The Al Hostak versus Ken offering classes for the winter quarter mornings from 8 to 9, af- Overlin melee... Speaking of ternoons from 1 to 2, and even- sports, won't Oregon State ings from 7:30 to 9:30. fans die a thousands deaths Take up an art that will help Informally f make North America and South \Jut our if OregonUniversity trims the America a continuation of Europ- State team tomorrow and ean culture, North America with (Continued from Page 2) wat/...71 its Saxon race and South ruins all Rose Bowl hopes for Ameri- frage ca with its Latin movements. the race may ex- Inrecent years tho smaller school? change. cultures and be taiented three leading for their own glory. booking bureaus in the United States have handled speaking en- What IThink of Chaucer ... [ gagements with gross receipts to- Dedicated to Fall Informal : : Sat. Nite taling millions of dollars for cele- Fr. Robert Carmody, brities like John Gunther, Eleanor S. J. GET Roosevelt, Without a doubt you think he's YOUR DATE ! Thomas Mann, and Dor- othy Thompson. 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