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Seattle, Washington Vol. VII, No. 22 ..'..'■ " '' April 11, 1939 Z-800 Three SeattleMen SpringInformalHeads Invite "Daffodil Daze" Characters Picked GleeClub ToBeOrdained EveryoneTo AttendDance Picked As Theme For "Jane Eyre"; Will Sing AtSanta Clara Of Loyolan Dance ProductionStarts Will Sing First Enjoyable Evening Promised To Dancers AtSorrento Loyolan present With the selection of "Jane Solemn High Masses The Club will Starting tomorrow, the Seattle At Gala Affair In Yacht Club On April 22 their "Daffodil Daze" spring in- Eyre" as the spring play, the In Parish Church Here at Drama Guild commenced produc- College Glee club and fellow formal the Seattle Golf and quartet trio, Seattle, Country Club, Saturday, April 15. tion last week....After two try-outs, groups, the and will Three Seattle men will Wash. give series of performances at be or- April 11, 1939 Co-chairmen for the dance are the following were announced as a dained to the priesthood from the ('oilman members of the cast: Nadine Gub- various Seattle spots. Outlinedby Singers Engaged 3809-IP-2055 IJean and Joseph Phillips, 1939 class of Alma College, Cali- graduates College bins, Jane Eyre; Bill Shearer, Ed- Father Reidy, moderatorof the or- fornia, Jesuit theologate. Seattle College Students, Alumni both of Seattle of the class of 1938. Dancing will ward Rochester; Mary Buchanan, ganization, they are: are and Friends of the College: These Nor- For Musical Tour be from 9 to 12. Tickets are on Mrs. Fairfax; Katy Bengston, Bes- man E. Donohue, Imperative attend"Spring Flow- sie; Ruth Daubenspeck, Lady Mary ers" stop sale now and may be purchased S. J.; Martin G. Informal Seattle Yacht $1.25. Ingram; Elizabeth Sandmeyer, Evoy, J.; Club stop Music Rhythm Kings for S. Louis playlet by William Lady Blanche Ingram; John Mc- J. Geis, S. J., AroundWashinaton with Collins Fives stop Essential A written and Bates and R. Navarre Simmons Hugh, The Dowager Lady Ingram; Arthur J. Flajole, Spring Activities stop. Collect: Phillip Harrold, the doctor; Eileen Announced last week by Father 1.25. will tentatively be put on during S. J. Twenty-two Reidy, the Seattle College Seattle Golf Sullivan, Adele Varens; Betty Ger- are in this year's Quartet The Smart Seattleite. intermission. The will go on a tour of the public Club was the scene of the 1938 mer, Grace Poole; Theodore Rich- graduating class. Smart Seattleite: ard, Nora; Joe McMurray, Warren high schools in the western part Enthusiastic on Informal stop Tolo of Seattle College. An eight-day re- Wiliam Jahn, McNeil and Lisle Macdonald. The ending of the state. r Dating started immediately stop former editor of treat, The SPECTATOR, is publicity di- part of the Reverend John Rivers Easter Sunday Scheduled for the first week in Advise further on this stop Trans- has not yet been cast. May, the tour will include the portation stop. rector for the dance .Those aiding was given to Eyre" is period play by schools at Everett, Mt. Vernon, Studes, in decoration are Dorothy Lieb, "Jane a and these men the S. C. Alums and Gemmil, George Purdy, promises to gain much from the Rev. Joseph Ma- Bellingham, Sedro-Woolley, Wen- Friends outside of College. George Tomorrow evening, Wednesday, Fred Richardson, Helen Griffin, period setting and costumes. A April 12, the men's quartet and laise, S. J., who atchee, Ellensburg, Yakima, Cen- S. C. Studes, Alums andFriends: appointed tralia, Olympia. Outstanding stop Dede Gorman, Pat O'Gorman, John production staff will be women's trio will take part in a has directed this and date committee very shortly by Macdonald, period An evening program will be put to Reines, Bill Tobin, Margaret Peabody, and Lisle program given at St. Teresa's so- annual of Leslie Man Man production manager. prayer and medi-.on at the cities of Bellingham, Kelly, the people's pal stop Madge Peggy Brons. cial evening. Wenatchee, Yakima, and Centralia. Tact Daffodi1 corsages will be pre- Miss Catherine McDonnell, di- Thursday, April 13, the Glee tation for the last La Bissionere Sweetness and attending years all, quartet willbe gone for all sented to the ladies the rector of "Jane Eyre," stated that present at Holy four at In the stop Al Plachta Knows all does progressing nicely Club will a concert Alma College. five days. It is expected that a stop On transportation Fred Run- dance, and they will also decorate rehearsals were Angels Academy, to take place at program of a half hour or more nells stop Angelo Magnano stop the dance floor. Those assisting and that the play on all accounts 1:30 in the afternoon. Ordination will will be given at each school. Service with a smile stop Refer to- in making these corsages are Ruth should be a dramaticsuccess. April 24, the quartet is giving take place in the Students making the trip include important statements fo 11owing Tobin, Helen Oliver, Eileen Mc- The date for the presentation of the Study and Bride, Betty The several selections to Mission Santa John Dillon, Collins Fives, Fred stop and Colburn. the productionhas not yet been set. Travel club at the Sorrento Hotel. Clara Church, Chouinard, and Leslie Rein. Ger- Blue Shadow orchestra will play. Santa Clara,Cali- Smart Seattleite maine Hoeschen and Bernadine Statement 1— Jack Hayes is the president of fornia, June 16, this organization which wasfound- Playford will also travel'with the To Whom It May Concern: I Notre Dame Univ. and will be ad- group. Accompanist for the quar- ed recently in St. Joseph's parish Hikers To Make ministered by the We, the undersigned, being ofj all young people of college tet, Gertrude Gardiner, will like- body, this![for Publishes Pamphlet Most Rev. John J. included. sane mind and sound on Iage or over. wise be day of April 11, 1939,do statehere- Fifth Journey Mi11y, D. D., as, whereby and to-wit: Every On Lewd Literature Arc hbishop of preparationhas been made for the Debaters In California Next Sunday San Francisco. Granger Wins "Spring Flowers" Informal. We "No Smut!" a pamphlet publish- These priests will say their first Janet absolutely guarantee to be ready The next expedition of the Hik- ed by the Notre Dame Student Mass at Alma College, June 17, the on time. Perfect evening antici- Last Week Of April ing Club will be either to Snow Committee for Decency-in-print, day after their ordination. They New Rosary AsPrize pated. These plans will go into ef- Lake or Lake Sammamish, on gives some startling statistics will sing their first solemn Mass fect immediately upon our being For Several Meets Sunday, April 16. Snow Lake is about the enormous sale of lewd the following Sunday in their home In Contest On Mass dated. We hope, we hope, we hope. near the Summit and the only literature, against which there is parish Churches in Seattle. P. S. The sooner and quicker. "Seattle College willbe represen- means of transportation to the spot a national drive headed by the Jesuits pictured above cars, Catholic Church America. The three A or a picnic,' {Signed) S. C. Coeds. . te.'.- in California by two teams of wiU be either by private .or a in (reading from top to bottom) "breakfast sched- Tony According are uled for Ascension Thursday, May Statement No. 2— debaters the week of April 21-29," chartered bus. According to to the booklet, "400 Mr. Arthur Flajole, S.J.; Mr. Mar- boys Calling all coeds:The Spring In- said Mr. Harrison S.J. coach of Daigle, president of the hikers, it magazines are now being published Evoy, J., Mr. Louis Geis, 18, is to be given by the of tin S. and sodality to the girls, according formal will be tops. Bear with us the intercollegiate debate squad. may be too wet at this lake for in the United States, which violate S. J. the trip. by to a resolution adopted at the on transportation difficulties and This afternoon the teams that their the very sensible code set up meeting of that body Monday, all expenses and we'll arrange a have seriously considered the pro- A resort on Lake Sammamish is the committee of bishops. April 3, at the Providence audito- large evening. blem, "Resolved: That the United the other alternative goal. This "15,000,000 copies of this erotic rium. This is to reciprocate a N. B. Get to know the date com- States should cease the use of willbe reachedby the Kirklandor filth leave the press every month. breakfast given earlier in the year mittee. Remember, spring has a public funds for the purpose of Medina ferry. "Therefore, presumably 60,000,- CANDID with the girls as hostesses to the tongue-tying effect. Is a word to stimulating business," are destined -000 people read these magazines. boys. The girls are to pick either the wisesufficient? to meet in elimination contests in COMMENT Hopefully yours, "Three-fourths of these lewd one of the two engagements at order to select a representative magazines By S. C. Men Studes. trip. have been launched the next meeting. squad for the coveted One Future Plans Made since 1930. varsity and one junior team will BETTIEKUMHERA At the same meeting Janet "The United States leads all Granger won the prize of a rosary be chosen from those entered in At Weekly Meeting Cecilia Alden Recovering this afternoon's meet. other countries in the publication fasts and privationsare for answering the most questions of smutty magazines. More than eight Those teams that have expressed LENTENnow more or less forgotten, and on the Mass in a group of From Serious Operation Of Relations Society 100 of those printed over here are contestants. Father Peronteaugave the intention of participating in the candy counter is again reaping the try-outs are; Angelo Magnano banned in Canada and Australia." good a brief talk on the Mass. Cecilia Alden, aFreshman at the At the regular Tuesday evening sheckles. This is as a time college, recovering major and Frank Hayes, Paul Narigi with Showing the evils to the indi- any you to help The new nickelodeon, purchased is from a meeting of the International Rela- as to remind the help leg operation hospital Martin Sloane and Joseph McMur- vidual and to the country which Girls' Club after the Lenten lull by the sodality with the of in the in tions Club, the main business was periodicals instigate, organizations classes, Spokane. She has passed the crisis ray as his alternate partners, and these lewd by purchasing their wares. various and the taking of group pictures for pamphlet urges Americans, tried out and met with the and is doing fine, but must remain Alfred Plachta and Maurice the all Yes, school goes on. Spring was the Aegis. Because of the absence and especially Catholics, not only .. approval of all. It is to be used in a cast and will probably not.be O'Brien. Todd, secretary, goes Igo on. Hayes of Judson the re- to cooperate in this drive by not on... * * * next year by all who contributed released from the hospital for an- In the varsity field and Magnano top heavy favorites. cent Northwest Conference Meet reading such magazines, but also to the fund. other three months. are Ellensburg not you've heard all They are the only varsity entered. at was discussed. to boycott all establishments sell- junior division, rivalry is Plans for the meeting to be held ing such reading material. NATURALLYabout the Gavel Club mixer In the Tuesday May coming Friday evening Vancouver Celebration Commemorates with Narigi, Sloane, the first in were pledge to be taken by all this .. Na- much keener completed. Mary Doherty and The turally you fully McMurray vicing for position. follows: "I promise to are aware that and Philip are planning to re- reads as in weeks — nay — Landing Of Pioneer Missionaries O'Brien and Plachta self styled Harrold aid the Bishops of my Church in it's the first view, "Peace and Plain Man" and months! Naturally the orchestra "underdogs" also have a good this drive for Clean literature by: yet"— On May 10, at Vancouver,Wash., paused but briefly on their journey making team. "Grand Illusion." Both of these Reading good books and ma- will be "one of the best and chance of the interesting, pertinent, L on the banks of the Columbia Riv- to Fort Vancouver, which they following schools are being books are my teachers and the K. C. floor willbe better than The instructive, especially at gazines which Naturally you shouldn't er, will be a pageant sponsored by reached on Saturday, November Francisco Univer- and the parents recommend. ever ... contacted: San present time. Their author is Nor- miss it, as your time will be well the Vancouver Chamber of Com- 24th, at 5 p. in. sity at San Francisco, St. Mary's Taking active part in the commemorating man Angel. 11. an spent and are you planning on merce the arrival On reaching FortVancouver they College, the University of Cali- to remove indecent maga- .. Msgr. Blanchet andFath- effort attending? Why, naturally! of F. W. were greeted with the traditional fornia at Berkeley, San Jose Uni- zines from the newsstands, so that * * » er Modeste Demers at Vancouver "welcome"salute. The shores were versity at Santa Clara, and Sacra- harm may come to my brothers hundred years ago. no we get in the familiar over one lined with people, many of whom mento Junior College at Sacra- Club Mixer Due Friday and sisters and friends, myself and AGAINgroove; that of the hiking Behind this merely factual state- were crying in happiness and mento. the youth of the country of which club. This time it's concerning ment is a thrilling tale, a romance thanksgiving, and all sang with As the first social event of the 1 am proud to be a citizen. we of the West, a story of hardship spring quarter and the first dance understand by indecent next Sunday's amble. The last (Continued Page 4.) Mothers' Club 111. I heard, plans were not yet definite. and success. Behind it is the story on after Lent, the GavelClub willpre- magazines The place for the wanderings will of the winning of the West for Meeting, sent a mixer at the Knights of (1) those which glorify crime take place either in the moun- Christianity. Holds Columbus Hall on Friday evening, and the criminal; tainous regions (probably near The towns of the West had be- Dr. Bernard Biermann Party April 14. (2) those whose contents are Snow Lake) or, again to Lake gun to form and the need for mis- Plans Martin Sloane, chairman of thej(largely "sexy"; (by different, more sionaries had become acute. In occasion,points out thateverything (3) those whose illustrationsand Sammamish a Teaches New Courses College wooded, route than the previous 1834 and1835 petitionsbegging for The Seattle Mother's has been done to make this dance pictures border on the indecent; Sammamish ter- priests and documents revealing Club held their last meeting here not only the first but the best mix- (4) those which make a habit of hike). The Lake On Political Problems o'clock. ritory offers a baseball field. the sad spiritual conditions of the Wednesday, April 5, at 1 er of the spring quarter. "An or- carrying articles on illicit love; They made plans for a luncheon Either course should prove ma- district had been sent to Rt. Rev. Bierntann, chestra of the popular 'sweet (5) those which carry disreput- Joseph Provenchar, Bishop of Ju- Dr. Bernard head of :and card party to be given by the swing' variety chosen, a advertising. terial for a swell hike. You'll the Department of Political Scien- has been able liopolis,butpriests were ciarce and Freshman mothers, Thursday, to spring informal has my to co- hear more about it. ces, is conducting several courses ticket the IV. Asking parents * ♥ ♥ request was necessity de- April 20, at the D.A.R. Hall. prize, and the of in night school this quarter on the been obtained as door Ioperate with me in this drive." nied. Finally, however, on May 3. Also discussed was the annual now all we need is the united co- Marx is vicing for the co- I social and political problems of boys at College's 1 1838, Father Modeste Demers WM [dance given for the senior operation of the students." BILLveted title of Seattle sent by Archbishop Signay to the the world. The courses are open Seattle Prep; plans were laid also Mr. Sloane has announced as his best dressed man ... and! territory. for both men and women, either dinner in the near Leonard, Nichols Gives (and we Oregon for an athletic committee Katherine Father Last week he beamed enrolled as day students or not. at same school. McKinnon, Narigi, beamed) upon the scene To reacn Fort Vancouver from future the i Anne Paul Jo- Tre In Spokane do mean Among the political science and The mothers contributed fourj McMurray Charles Knowl- Ore in outstanding attire. The object Lachine, Quebec, these "Apostles of isept and the Pacific Coast" had to travel sociology subjects, he is lecturing dollars for the aid of the Aegis. ton. that first struck the eyes was a vi- ' Monday, 7:30 to 9:30 p. m., on the The Rev. Raymond L. Nichols, yellow-brown striped tie; then over four or five thousand miles of A breakfast was announced for ' The admission will be only a, vid "The Great Powers in World Poli- graduates of the College be- stags the S.J., head of the history depart- green and winding rivers and foaming rapids, Senior quarter per person with a bright sport coat tics." Included in this are the for- year, ment at College, conducted the light blue along narrow mountain trails, fore the end of the the ar- Irule rather than the exception.The the brown trousers. A eign policies of the United States, rangements to be made and an- states that their mixer Tre Ore on Good Friday at St. and green sox through desert waste and virgin Icommittee shirt and brown — they Great Britain, Fiance, Germany, nounced later. presents a fine opportunity for Aloysius church in Spokane, Wash- completed his dashing outfit save forest. On October 10 reached j ■ the top of the Great Mass in the Italy,Japan,in a worldof conflict- Father Corkerey gave a report to 1 every one to make up for lost time. ington. for the final touch! A purple political ideologies. Ihistory of the Northwest. Fort ing this mtfftlng <>f the results of the The proceeds of the dance are to A men's choir of forty voices handkerchief! vi) styles IColville joyfully received these Thursday, 7:30 to 9:30 p. m., Dr. ItalianDinner. He said that about Ibe used tosend two teams of debat- made of scholastics of Mt. St. Speaking of men's the sang appropriate boys hardy "Soldi. on No- Biermann is instructing on "Mod- $1100 was realized in profit. to California. All who buy tick- Michael's, music girls are wondering when the 'n^Ml^ Problems," dealing ers only insuring during interludes between the white vember i'< Hday was ern Social with Father also asked for mutual ets will not be them- the will commence to wear their and^J criminology, poverty help cooperation of mothers selves a good time but also will be short discourse upon each of the Several Co-Eds have been celebratedthH K be of- crime and and shoes. fered in Fort and pauperism, unemployment, with the boys and girls at the Col- doing Seattle College a good turn Seven Last Words on the Cross. heard to mention that they have a Wu:H In Colville they I^PPPi^^ffOkaiio- trade unionism, eooperatism,peace lege for the betterment of the by helping the College send its This chorus was directedby the Rt. (Continued on Page 4.) Igan and Wall.i Walla, where they and war, and social reconstruction. students and of the College. group of debatersto the southland. Rev. Mgr. T. R. O'Connor, S. J. THE SPECTATOR Tuesday, April 11, 1939 2 THE SPECTATOR Oddities to Awe and Delight Folk Official publication of the Associated Students of Seattle College. Founded December, 1932. Published Tuesday during the scholastic Fair Street, Seattle, At World's AMan's AMan ye*r. Business Address: Broadway andEast Marion ... Advertising Washington. Subscription Rate: BO Cents per Quarter. NEW YORK.— The New York Puppets fourteen feet talldrama- Rates on application. World's Fair, 1939, willbe liberally tizing the family medicine cabinet EDITORIAL STAFF sprinkled with touches of the bi- as man's first defense against dis- A' THAT ease. FOR _ - - zarre and here are a few of '41 ..- Editor-in-Chief them: By R. NAVARRE SIMMONS J. William Bates parachute tower, high, Orchids flown by the thousands Daigle Managing Editor A 250 feet Raphael '40 from which patrons may "bail out" every three days from Venevuela. William Kelly '41 - News Editor lightning— lo,ooo,ooo - and be sure of landing safely. Man-made— Daigle concerning that oh-so-funny funnel trick. Margaret Scheubert '41 Feature Editor The world's most costly wheat volts of it in a spectacular dis- Ask Tony that a someonebet Tony that he couldn't drop Robert Wilkinson '42, Ed Waite '4Z Associate Sports Editors field in full growth, with eventual charge. It seems at party A* or a upturned forehead into a funnel- inserted in his Betty Germer '42 E harvesting of the crop and conver- A floor made of cotton. coin off his Rewrite Ed.torf sion of it, after milling, into bread. A trumpeter sounding the Polish waistband. James Coyle '41 a tower every noon Mary Doherty, A $5,000,000 display of precious "heynal" from "It was the well-known double-cross," says Tony, "I could Charles Knowlton, Jean Campbell, gems and,as a separateexhibit,the to commemorate the slain bugler REPORTERS: Plachta, Rose- have done it easy, but before Icould drop the coin, someone Nadine Gubbins, Robert Irvine, Gregor MacGregor, Al largest opalinthe world. who warnedCracow against the ap- proach Genghis Khan 700 years poured a glass of water in the funnel." mary Weil, RobertWelch. "Steve Brodie"jumping six times of * * a day from a reproduction of the ago- ♥ ♥ Doris Chapman, Mary Elliot, Ida Ganzini,BettieKum- FEATURES: Brooklyn Bridge. A waterfall cascading from the sophomore play try-out: hera, Macdonald, WilliamMarx, Maurice O'Brien, Joseph McMur- building. This is a saga of the one-act Lisle A "Rocket Gun" which willshoot roof of a high Came 1 o'clock of Tuesday afternoon. Came no lochin- ray,RobertN.Simmons,Jack Terhar. passengers to the "moon"; also a Fireworks set to music; also a singing fountain. vars. Came Director Mcßride who, when informed of the SPORTS: Joe English, Emmett McKillop, Tom Ryan, Ray Sneer- separateflight to "Venus." An oil welloperatedbybona fide A city entirely populated by dearth of males, quietly tore her hair. But did she admit de- inger. drillers. midgets. feat? No, a thousand times, etc. With surprising agility she BUSINESS STAFF - Manager rushed to the door. Her feminine intuition told her there would Dan Hill '40 Business undoubtedly be victims loitering in the hall. And there were! Vincent Scallon '41 Advertising Manager THE Alone and unaided, save for the assistance of six determined Mary Morgan '41 Exchange Manager TheseModern Amazons, Director Mcßride corralled the virtually helpless Copy Editor Mary Donaghy '42 STUDENT macs. Orchids to Bill Kelly who, with a few deft movements BUSINESS ASSISTANTS: Betty Bergevin, Margaretta Dunphy, reminiscent of Houdini,made good his escape to the outer air. Philip Harrold,Mary Merrick, Lorrayne Richard, Lucille Savage, Ame- Creeks But he was alone in his victory. Every other sophomore boy OBSERVER that was sighted-— bang!he was in the play. lia Schoevars. - '42, Ann Smith '42 -..- Proof Readers By Curly Daigle Simple, what? (Wait till you see the play). Lorrayne Eisen By Maurice O'Brien ♥ * ♥ * ,L "» If you think human nature NAT|OM .dv«P«TI»INO apparently AdvertisingService,Inc. January of 1939 changes, listen to these little Addison C.Smith, Editor of the Aegis-to-be, is contemplating National year PutlUlun Btnunialiv marked the climax of a ten rhymes (translation, of course) writing a book. Said Volume to be entitled "Adventures of An ColUf N. 480MADI.ON AY«. NIW YORK. crying jag caused by economic Editor." Mr. Smith had no sooner recovered from physical in- "» """=""»Y^ found on ancient Grecian tombs. SSW ■ .O.TO..-.«. *■-"" stunning blow, depression in the United States. For instance, Inever knew just juries sustained last week when he received a 20 Most of the papers and news " mentally speaking, in the form of an abrupt resignation by the VOL, vii. TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1939 No. how old this stuff really was.. Manager departed magazines were printing cheering The gloom of death is on the rav- Aegis'Business Manager. It seems said has articles and moaning seemed to be en's wing; for parts unknown. state, over as far as the Americanpeople The song of death is in the rav- In view of Mr. Smith's melancholy members of the eyes. upon were concerned. en's Spectator staff took it themselves to comfort him in their EDITORIAL But when Demophilus begins to own dynamic fashion. Which,— according to curious on-lookers, Then, within a few weeks time, sing, must have been something because an hour later they found cry again and the old started up The raven dies. Mr. Smith gently sobbing his heart out in a secluded corner of series of articles on Catholic journalism as magazines as Business Week, The third of the such present feminine mode is to the Aegis room. to with the subject Time, Fortune, Labor Review, and The ♥ * * * outlined by Mr. John Fitzgerald has do dye the hair, but... Catholic College paper. others were again issuing the cry matter that is expected to be found in a of despair that made Uncle Tom's The golden hair that Gulla wears Law students perceivea new day dawning for their honorable "The Catholic College newspaper should have Catholicism as Cabin look like a piker. Is hers! who could have tought profession. The day in question is personified in the person of it? Mr. Todd, a student who insists on his legal prerogatives. motivating cause," said Mr. Fitzgerald. tell us that a cry Judd its Psychologists She swears 'tis hers, and true she Voliubly resenting a certain scribe's libelous remarks Mr. Todd realization that Catholicism should be its once in a while does us good, and swears, It is with a firm applies to individuals it may engaged the services of amember of the bar (we would dislike if it I she bought it. main note that The Spectator makes its assignments every also be good for a nation, but the For know where very much to have to pun on that). The Law Majors have week. It is the aim of The Spectator to present all the inter- abuse of anything is harmful You figure this one out ... banded together and formed a "We Want More Judd Todd's" esting and timely news that comes within its ken, and to pre- even if the use isn't. Ido not love thee Doctor Fell. Club. The halls have rung with their hope-filled shouts of "All why Icannot tell. sent news, either totally Catholic, or news containing a modi- In this instance the cry brought The reason Hail,Todd." right, But this, alone, Icannot tell; cum of Catholic import. This aim should not be hard to real- on because of self pity is all We of the Watch and Wait Society will do just that. but an over-dose gradually para- Ido not love thee Doctor Fell. very nature institution which it repre- ize. From the of the lyzes the victim, mentally and Sounds like proofs of Aegis pic- Catholic f,or The spiritually, many cases sents, there should be no dearth of information and in tures " news physically. It kills incentive and .. Spectator. Since it is logical to say that such should Menodoi./ portrait here is kept; the makes us all indolent and irres- AND IDO come easily, this paper will do all in its power to fulfilli ponsible. Most odd it is. trust placed in itin this regard. How wrylike to all the world, ex- Perhaps there are fewer jobs cept Medodotis. now and maybe youth hasn't as How did they feel toward rich MEAN YOU As a further exposition of the efforts being made to interest many opportunities as in former relatives... By Margaret Scheubert high school students in Seattle College, the male quartet has years, but certainly one of the You told me, Maro, whilst you live, surest ways to muff an opportun- not a single penny give; arranged to a tour entire state, singing at assem- You'd make of the ity for success is to sit down and But that when e'er you chanct to Howdy, stranger. 'Light and set, rest your hands and face whilst blies in most of the Catholic high schools. moan instead of getting up and die, we introduce a few of the students. taking advantage of the few You'd leave a handsome legacy. Here wehave Miss June Koto, Freshman. She lists her ambition as Students at Seattle College who live out of townare expected might come our way. beyond redress, chances that You must be made a no-ambition, but has a secret longingto be a toe-dancer. She makes to help Father Peronteau, S. J., and the quartet in this matter. my next wish you cannot depraved and per- If up for her lack of ambitions, howeverin the hobby department. The quartetis sent merely to inform Catholic students that Se- Because of a guess. Her verted sense of economic stability, avocations include dancing, bridge, swimming, collecting hosiery, attle College is in existence. Those Collegians living outside susceptible to people are made THE WIND (which last is quite an art, seeing as how she just collects the hosiery) of Seattle are urged actively to further the campaign by ex- such things as Townsend planners — qualities California, Outside it howls and rants doesn't wear 'em. She likes jewelry and the she admires patiating to anyone relative Seattle and scrip teasers a la around, in boys is listed tersely "Tall,dark, and handsome with dancing ability interested on the merits of politicians who promise us the Lashing white-caps on the and pipe." Political convictions: greater equality, College and any other institution of higher learning. moon, labor leaders who promise financial no war. practical ownership Sound. And she doesn't likebeing called"shrimp" by tallbrothers. Miss Koto their followers It hurls the moving-clouds of factories, Bunds, Fascism, and is amply talented,having taken music, painting, art,and dancing, with Gavel Club presents first mixer of until The Seattle College the Communism. They the rolling Shakespeare a favorite author and "Gone With the Wind" safely read. quarter Friday night. All College expected halt upon the this students are with radical hill. Her most embarrassing moment transpired when she simultaneously to Gavel Club hopes to realize the necessary money Let us have done attend. The ideas, stop moaning and It tears at rocks on graduated, and fell into the arms of her Principal. to get representingyour school down to California and let us debaters wailing, and let us get back to a barren shore, On the right, MISS LOUISE ROSCOVIUS. She is ambitious be back. Followingits policy of boosting all College activities,The wailing moan and to program of progress. Let us get With a grade school teacher and secretary so as to go to Italy and Ireland, Spectator earnestly requests evry student go to the Mixer, stifled roar. that back on a firm financial basis and which is all very logical in view of the fact that and send those men to the Southland. spirit Sturdy cedar branches she is Polish. Pin- have more of the that domi- ochle, golf, and baseball rate hobbies, ice-cream, as Franklin, Jack- groan, as and shelikes brown nated such men eyes, and Irish yeople. (Not necessarily together). son, and Lincoln, Cleveland, and Swayed be such per- Pet Peeve: in- Theodore Roosevelt. suasive tone. depcndability. Political sentiments, "I don't want to show my ignor- Attacks of— rising gale ance by trying to discourse upon the subject" (good girl!). She sings, Jack Terhar Conducting Let us have more of that Yankee begin alone and in groups. Likes Owen Francis Dudley (am author) and spirit of progress and live and Ilaugh because I'm safe ++ + let live. within. biographies. Has had no embarrassing moment, but has caused many NEWS ON in other people'slives. Would best like to be out surrounded by nature "The sky, the mountains, the rivers, the forests." This is Vince Scallon, hailing from Anaconda, Montana, and ambi- OTHER CAMPI tious to be a foreign buyer. His secret desire is to have advertisers Book Parade come to him and he hates gossipers. He is an ex-candid camera fiend in favor of collecting ash trays and he chases cats. Why? For a University offering six four-year scholarships to Fordhatn is deserv- By Lisle McDonald pastime, says he, political Imraaculata, Pennsyl- all teeth. His sentiment: "Sentiment and ing German refugees. Immaculate College, politics don't mix." Other than that, his shirt collar is size 15, and he vania, is offering a similar scholarship. — — The Journey of Tapiola Robert Nathan. Alfred Knopf, Publisher. is allergic to fire escapes. Most embarrassing moment: Met some * * * ¥ Tapiola was a Yorkshire terrier. He was only a foot long, and the policemen while in possession of a stolen red lantern, they took lan- Stanford, 0.5.A., president of Villanova The Very Reverend Edward ribbon that Mrs. Poppel tied on top of his head gave him a slightly tern, was he embarrassed? They didn't take him. He has travelled recently distinction, rare for Catholic College — College, received the drunken appearance. Mrs. Poppel's husband was a publisher, and so extensively, visiting Cour-d'Alene at one time "where everything administrators, being named vice-president of the Association of of Tapiola was well acquainted with the literary world. One day Tapiola freezes, even the people." American Colleges. * * * * heard that this was the age of heroes, and realizing that one of his size and comparative insignificance would never become a hero in Has, Word, Kerensky, revolutionist, came to U. S. recently. One Psychology In A Changed the Russian the the lap of luxury, he runs away to do deeds of valour. In his travels Doris Chapman of his first visits was to Father Paul McNally S.J., a personal friend, he is accompanied by Dicky, a canary who wishes to become a bari- Psychology has changed a lot since the days of Aristotle. The old diiiil a professor at Georgetown U. ferry dump garbage, they ♥ » ♥ » tone, and to be called Richard. On a used to hoy wouldsit up inhis grave witha huge questionmark hovering above meet with Jeremiah, a prophet, who is a large and very old gray rat. his venerable head if he heard some of these modern theories being 19 was the 88th anniversary of the founding of Santa Clara March With Jeremiah as counselor and leader, the three friends really have spouted. He would be at a loss to understand "repression" and the University. adventures. * * * ♥ "complex." Mr. Nathan has done it again. Those who are familiar with his Speaking of complexes, this is one way they are discovered and exchange papers, is other col- In reading over the It noted that in books need be told nothing more. For those who are not; Mr. Nathan labelled as such. The psychoanalyst looks at you with a profound by location of their big dances, why leges the students select vote the is a master at quiet irony. This book is fantasy, pure but not so expression on his face and mutters deliciously, "Ink!," waiting to C.,? not at S. * * * * simple. You may choose your own significance. pounce upon the first syllable to escape your lips. If you should reply 1903, Benchley.— Harper Bros., Publishers. with "Snohomish" or something as sadly inappropriate, you cannot presented the first telephoto ever seen in a After What?— Robert & — The Fordham RAM deny your you are tagged with a complex which will track you picture was taken and relayed While the rest of the world's great minds were preoccupied with fate college paper in th« March 3 issue. The eternity. merely repeat, "ink?," you have sunk beyond such problems as the Russo-Japanese,the Great War, and the Depres- to Or if you with RAM equipment. ordinary depths of mental decay; what's more, you are repressed. * * * * sion, Robert Benchley concerned himself with problems of only the the Nuspect of being on the balmy most pressing and immediate importance. In "Ladies Wild," Mr. Advice to all those who themselves The first presentation of the Santa Clara Passion Play was given Benchley moans softly for the days when ladies did not play poker,and side: March 23, to a huge house. The success of the play was assured by murmurs, "money" your a royal flush meant something. "How To Go Insane," offers a simple If the man looks at you and remember the ovation given the players after the premier performance. queerly crafty snicker, * * * * answer to those jaded individuals who wish to escape the monotony prerogative to answer andsay with a "so what?" "Easy Tests; a Intoxicated?", This should immediately restore your self respect and sense of humor, of Control at San Francisco U. has the right to of everyday life. Or When Is Driver The Student Board ", present Bench- your of mind and, when the rest of the quacks come cutting According to in The Fog- "Stamp Out Schistosomiasis and "Dream Cases" the Kaie^^^jeace fine students for classes. an article ,u jfl attempting to cure what doesn't — ley scientific side of the news. If you like Benchley, by all means read ..inill Blu they are not and horn, the Board uses that prerogative freely. One-dollar fines were Achilles. truth you this; it's one of his best. If you don't like him, it's time you started, exist,M Bmore invulnerable than In meted out to plenty of the boys who skipped classes before and after Aristotle. book anyway. may bfl B>tly in their laces while quoting dear Washington's birthday.— Would thatbe an idea for the College? so read the 3 Tuesday, April 11, 1939 THE SPECTATOR WIGWAM WANDERINGS S.C. Net Men Defeat Gonzaga 6to 3 Catholic Campus Sports WinFirstMatch; Sports Comment— Rainier Team Big Improvement Chieftains Grid Insight Ex-Idaho Flash Murphy, AdamsLook Good Sports Shorts Over Last Year'sEdition There were thrills galore at Montlake Courts last Wednesday By Losing the season's opener by as the Seattle College net stars triumphed in their initial match Waite and Wilkinson the score of thirteen to two, the College Golf Team over the Bulldogs from Gonzaga. In six of the nine sets, the Seattle Rainier* have come back long end of the score. The match Sports Warriors came out on the Catholic Campus to take three out of their four times, stamina of the Chieftains soon sub- and Hope ToSchedule was close at but the old Seattle College behind in the limelight this games, to date. In the wins the Bulldog thrusts. Leaving dear column the Rainiers are in dued day, take a few news notes from our other Catholic Col- losses ► In the first match of the week, let us third place, one full game behind Match WithU.of W. 1 Bulldog ace, eked leges and universities throughout the country. Anderson, No. the league leading San Francisco win, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4, over According to Ray Sneeringer and out a close San Francisco Dons Seals. Indoor League Gonzaga White Outstanding Ray Barnachea the golf aspirants Lou Sauvain. This put out nothing. Obtaining the use of Lake Merced, the youngDon crewmen Particularly outstanding for have looked particularly well in in front one to on semi-private - Anderson have now erected a clubhouse of their own this Emil Sick's Rainiers during the their few practices thus far. SoonToBe In the Bader Emil Previously San Francisco,the S. F. oarsmen spring training and the few sched- game adjoining courts the pond. forced into Through difficulties not under our on the now can sigh with great relief as they escape the many rowing uled games so far, has been Jo-Jo tall blond player from Gonzaga water. by Seattle through jurisdiction, the names of the many Under Way difficulties to be encountered in this body of White, acquired whipped the Collegian to the tune deal. White men and women turning out have the current the Hutchinson-Detroit result, Scheduled as the first test of their strength for has really shown the Coast folks not been obtained. Therefore we According to Father Logan, ath- of 6-2, 6-4. As a the Gon- California galley slaves speak as zagans to 2-0. season, the Dons face the potent U. of how big league ball is played. In shall of the individuals letic director at the College, ar- increased their lead on the Oakland estuary. the five games in which he has a team. The third battle of the day was safely rangements for inaugurating the participated, White has hit To date the golfers have been waged between Coach Bill Marx With work starting on the turfing of the new football fields times out of twenty -two Club, an intramural Softball league are in in nine playing at Jackson Golf of Gonzaga. Irked by in the northeastern part of the campus, the Don gridders are times at bat for a neat average of eighteen-hole course and one of the making. Equipment will soon and Gross assured of comfortable landing in their fall football practices. .408. His fielding has been a little the finest in the state. It has been be acquired and the league should the loss of the first two matches, best juggled Exceeding twelve inches in depth, this job is perhaps the erratic however, as he has related that many members of the egt under way by the fifteenth of Marx proceeded to pave the way times in five games difficulty on the Pacific Coast. the ball three team have been having the month. for the first Chieftain victory of played. on the long third hole at Jackson. Evidently there are quite a few the day by taking the sets 6-4, 9-7. Fordham Rams In taking a brief look at the It is over three hundred and fifty proves to be yards long very narrow. In men and women interested in this Murphy Wins us see what the active Rainiers' infield it and Leaving the enterprising Dons let strongest among the order to stay on the fairway it is league as is shown by the number doing days. one of the the following match, Nick sportsmen on the Fordham campus are these league. At first necessary to a straight shot. To already up. In eight clubs in the hit whohave signed Inor- Murphy looked particularly good According to the Intercollegiate Football Summary, recently George Archie, on option the right of the fairway are woods base is der to make out a schedule for the his game was a steady one and by American Football Statistical Bureau, the from the New York Yankees. At infested with close growing under- as released the season, it is requested that the he, at no time, seemedto tire. up rating of 1256.4 points, the highest the keystone sack is Paul McGin- brush, so that a ball driven there Fordham Rams piled a team captains hand in their names Maloney was an easy victim for figure the nationwide collegiate performance set at 1000 nis and also Bobby Baer. Both is as good as lost. To the left are above these boys, incidentally from the more woods just as thick with the to eitherEd Waite or Bob Wilkin- Jack Adams, as the Chieftain took points. As the sole intent of this organization is.to provide an freshman, collegiate football con- same city (Portland) are battling underbrush.It has beenrelatedthat son before Friday, the fourteenth a 6-2, 6-4 match. For a accurate and authentic record of major string position. golfers Adams amazed a lot of the fans. season, speaks very well for the boys from it out for the first one of our over-enthusiastic of April. In order to avoid diffi- tests for every it Up to now McGinnis has received took fourteen strokes before the His services and drives were of an acclaim. culties which would prolong the of Fordham to have received this the call, mainly because of his hit- ball landed safely on the narrow experiencedcalibre. As a result starting league, all names win, Chieftains forged Fordham band rolled over their opponents with strides ting supremacy over Baer. At fairway. The only reason his fif- of the this the The good Friday; ahead 3-2. of 41.6 yards gained per game. shortshop is Alan Strange, a teenth ball didn't careen into the must be handed in by fielder and a fair hitter. This is woods is because he picked the others after that date will be re- Dean MorandownedPenna inthe from last season performances let us inspect the out- angrily 6-4, 6-2. Turning Strange's second year in a Rainier pellet up from the tee and jected. next struggle Moran's 1939-40 campaign as evinced by the Spring turn-1 kndws just what to safely down the of bullet-serves and steady backhand look for the uniform and he threw it middle rules ,outs. expect from rival clubs. At third the fairway. Here are a list of the played an important rolein his tri- Gyselman, regular for drawn up by the intramural soft- umph. Puzzled only as to how best to utilize their plenitude of ver- base is Dick According to the founders of the Craw- the past four seasons with Seattle. organization, Ray Sneeringer ball board: the first doubles match, Mur- satile backfield aces, the backfield problem faced by Jim by new In The outfield is well guarded and Ray Barnachea, the club has one:Each team is entitled phy and Marx beatGross andJack coaches, is indeed pleasant. White. Rule ley and his staff of Mike Hunt, Edo Vanni and intended to schedule a few outside Moran 6-2, 6-3. many can field as to twelve players. With a galaxy of returning veteranbackfield aces, and All three hit well and matches. "A few of the schools in In the second doubles, the And- any trio in the league. Rule two: Each player must be a good Freshmen coming up, the main Fordham problem would well as mind," said Mr. Sneeringer, "are erson twins beat Souvain and Ba- ably College, College registered student at the College seem to be who will constitute the starting combination. The backstop guarding is Pacific Lutheran der, 6-3, 6-4. by Captain- being taken care of by a former of Puget Sound, and probably the and shouldbe carrying at least ten Undoubtedly the quarter-backing will be handled big leaguer, Gilly CampbelL University of Washington." How- study. Chiefs Awarded Defaults Fortunado. One of the best hours of elect Billy Krywicki and "Butch" are three other catch- ever let it be said that since the players his position, On reserve Rule three: All names of default was awarded our third fullbacks in the country, Don Principe, is secure in ers who can really play the game. game is just in its infancy at the A understudy hard plunging] must be registered in The Specta- doubles team Stack and Adams. Ralph Friedgen will probably this The pitching department is one of College, let us not expect too much from these boys. After all it was tor room. They were to have opposedMaloney ace. the strongest in years. It includes be Gonzaga. They starting Barrett, Paul Gregory, Les just an idea in the first place to Rule four: Each team must and Penna from Stiff and excitingcompetition is expectedbefore the Dick at designated time. match with Gonzaga, for these two Webber, Hal Turpin and two or have a golf team representing Se- on the field a cinched the halfback positions are-filled. Veteran candidates College, boys A team failing to show up more.6-3. Hazlo, Holovak, Lewezyk Len three others. attle and so far these positions include Steve Pete have put that idea into realaction. than once will be dismissed from A large crowd was on hand to Muravitch, Kowalska, while from the freshmen League. support Chieftains, and all of Eshmont, and "Practice is to be divided into the the ace, Blumenstock. team must be undoubtedly received what eleven comes the Jim HOME COOKING twogroups," statesMr. Barnachea. Rule five: Each the fans — Sandwiches with Salad captained by they of as brilliant in the many and It is an individual. came for an afternoon While prospects are not quite 10c and 15c as follows: six: Each team must have tennis. aggregation is expectedto field Wednesday and Rule real various line slots, the Fordham For the women: a manager to keep the scores of The next match is scheduled for Friday every week is re- an extremely potent all-round outfit. of other the games and report them to the the 19th of April against the St. GERTENA served for practice. may Sports Comment 922 E. Pike Spectator office. The manager Martin's Rangers. For the men: Wednesday and or may not be a participant in Accorded nationwide praise and acclaim the Athletic Round Friday for practice, that is, altern- games. Table composed of Spokane's foremost sportsmen, has cer- ating with the women. So, in concluding, let us remind tainly earned a spot in the sport tradition of the United btates. However, this time for practice you aspirants, both men and wom- of Spokane and ateo largely those is subject to change, so we advise en, to select your team today, have Boosting the sports activities -MURPHY Friday, and ready for of Gonzaga University, this organization is indeed a boon to your golf aspirants to see Mr. Bar- it registered your practice days competition by the following Mon- the center of the Inland Empire. BUSINESS nachea about f^B^^^lPl and make sure. day. Since its inception this body has been the backbone of sport- COLLEGE our neighbor city the mountains. Ithas made the is nationally known for ing for across its fine teachingand its nation Spokane conscious. distinctive method of In view of the phenomenal success experiencedby this body, individual instruction. doesit not seem plausable that such an organization to bolster Write for catalog. HAVE. JUST could meet with some kind Accredited N.A.A.C.S. wTSURE and boost Seattle College activities SEEMS TO AAE I'AA NOT IMP p yyiTH of success. This idea occurred to us as we beheld the paltry Textile Tower, Seattle, fLL THIS 'Û group of spectators at the contests of our two major sports Wash. [ SETTING A LOAD OF THE A/lELLOIA/-SMOKING tennis and basketball. REAL^^L squads, m JOY IN PIPE-SMOKING. PRINCE ALBERT AND 4| This lack of support can hardly be attributed to lack of stu- tMT ' dent interest, but far greater blame lies on the shoulders ofGRIFFIN m*a GOT ANY POINTERS ? MvL « G0 T0TOWN qn .«^g who are to publicize our contests. Complaining and squab- those no^j r ' ignorance of College sports BICYCLES ,-.4 /'■:■' P/PPnrv PirLuriOL/iNuPAC/IPP « ,'^!^!-'^31 bling, many students evince their f I EbSel engagement. engagements on the very threshold of an Why not eat in the park? of the sports In view of this lack of enthusiasm on the part A bicycle for your lunch- propagandists in our institution, we of the sports feel, as the adequately hour, SPECIAL paper clue to its publication once a week is unable to inform the students of all sporting activities and instill backing spirit into them, that a spirit inbueing body, is a sine qua non. 10c In view of this we strongly advocate the formation of such a body, composed of Seattle College-minded individuals. + Sport-Shorts Last Wednesday while Nick Murphy of the College and Jack Broadway Cycle Bay ■' Moran of Gonzaga were in the midst of their grueling struggle, ammm\ I under the warm afternoon sun, a feminine voice from the gal- Shop W B6H il lery of onlookers washeard to remark ..."Oh, are they playing 1828 Broadway now? Ithought they were stillpracticing." >^ -v joy fur you in Prince Giving vent to his baseball prowess, Bill Berridge, a former jpjfl^l / — rpiiEßE'a real smoking West Seattle High flash, is playing in the afternoons for Uni- .yPv s* AND SAY jl J. Albert's big red tin of choice tobaccos. P.A. is ' - versals, a strong West Seattle outfit. LAWNMOWERS m "T C RA >S EXTRA ) "no-bite" treated smokes MILDER, COOLER, Developing stamina and attaining celerity, Ray Sneeringer Machine Sharpened TASTY TOO. withrich,full body,right clown totheheel of your Washington Workmanship wm^Mi? ) has been going in for daily trots along the Lake Guaranteed m^L." (DON'T MISS IT, pipe. DRAWS EASY and BURNS SLOW all the Boulevard. Free Delivery 4^|^^ fetek^ MEN.' I—"^ while, too,because it's "crimpcut." Get inon this BROADWAY CYCLE SHOP mk ypfeb —^v»__X princely smoking today. Broadway CApllol -IS-I .828 JoFj~**.~ li.J. lUiynold. 9^^ T 7* inMiM 1 ttl HUuUBh '«-"'^w Smoke 20 fr*||rant pipefulaof Prince Albert. If youdon't it mellowett, tastieit pipe tobacco you ever Jll*^^»J '^P/IP! SWITIS'II find the — "' Shop ■molted,return pocket with the re*t ofthe .^^^^k^HUnMMlnftSuM^^HÛl Sport the tin tobacco , BillLohrer's *\ \ N M^!j' / TEN— O— FOUR date, in it to u>atany time within a month from this and M/Ut*.^h^^T^^Lm f I \| University ME. 4400 will refund purchase price,plu« postage.{Signmdi 4306 Way we full H^W^^L^MPP^K/ J&Jtw V 'fei R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. Winston-Salem, N. C. UfiJk imUMmJI |^ TENNIS FRAMES ARE HERE MADISON MY NEW Barber Shop and Drop in day or night and look over these new Bancroft Framea. HIP? IffW & Let us point out the new feature^, Feel their balance and power. Beauty Parlor c Look at the new Johnson Suture Gut Strings. This is the finest line-up of tennis equipment this old town ever saw. You will ■gtm... We still have 27 last year top-grade frames that we + Sniiirc A B DEBT ftSr are closing out at cost. — ALoEftl [EHMWir Tournament Balls 3 for 99c. ippointment rKinitb THE NATIONAL JOY Also: DUNLOF, WRIGHT & DITSON, SPALDING, VINES, !y Telephone ELiot 1004 SMOKE PENN, etc. Open Evenings 4 THE SPECTATOR Tuesday, April 11, 1939 Women's Honorary Catholic Celebration New Type Debate The Time pANDID StartedBy Seniors In Vancouver Tried At Meeting OMMENT For High Students May10 The Place (Continued) A senior Women's Honorary Society (Continued from Page 1.) Of Gavel Society is being plannedby a group They Satisfy! Last Tuesday at the Gavel Club to of Junior and Senior women. heartfelt gratitude their "Te really 'score' settle with those who Imeeting, a new form of debating "The right combination for a satisfying smoke is Ches- persist upon adding footprints Eligible Deum." - - on for [was introduced to the members in terfield's can't be copied blend of the worlds best cigarette the toes of their white oxfords. membership in The following day, Sunday, was [attendance. What — Well, good la known as the tobaccos" This is indeed the opinion of all ye eds and coeds that's one reason for it are Seniors truly a feast day in the fort as sym)>osium style of expression— a not commencing. whose grade Mass said for, and the Sacra- at ye olde Seattle College when they agree that Chesterfields * * was form invented by the University do "satisfy." ♥ point average ments administeredto these people, Washington employed really lof and more * * ♥ ♥ OODALITY meeting next Mon- has been 2.5 many of whom had not seen a jor less extensively up and down day, Monday or more and priest for almost twenty years.Im- the coast— was used. It is Shave and Haircut? folks. The even- mediately com- ings of Collegians will be pretty who are active was started the work of posed of an analyst, who explains For pig shaves and short-cuts The Spectator staff recom- well filled if they attend the bi- -__—____ in tw o major instruction and conversion of the just what the question is and tries mends TEN-O-FOUR Madison Street as one of the finest ton- monthly meetings of the Drama Janet Granger organizati ons people of the neighborhood. to show where the problem lies. place go to get Father Blanchet left Fort Van- sorial establishments in Seattle and the to that Guild and Sodality on alternate in the school, suchas Sodality, Glee Two protaganists each take one haircut before the mixer. Mondays. That's one of the best Club, Gavel Club, Mendel, and In- couver on December 12 for the side of the question and explain * * * ♥ means we know for Seattle Col- ternational Relations Club. Cowlitz settlement, which he it under a special aspect of their reached on Sunday morning, De- What Could Be Better lege 'dance-inclined' students to Credit will also be given for own selection. Finally a synthesist Easter has and gone and if you still looking around newly-purchased membership cember 16. While here he selected points out the fallacies of the argu- come are make use of the to committee chair- new suit, why, right to phone nickelodeon. men members of the Aegis and 640 acres of land on which was to ments of both of the protaganists, for that dash over the and call ♥ " « 'Spectator' staffs, officers in clas- be built a permanent mission. In and at the same time tries to draw Mr. H. J. Howard at GArfield 0803 for the Richman Bros. ses, the spring of 1839 work was start- conclusion whereby prob- Company they produce you one student of today is rapidly and for minor sports activi- some the and will for of the duckiest THE ties, tennis, badminton, ed on the Church of "St. Francis lem may be solved. ever. Mr. Howard says that those fellows who are losing acuteness in the per- such asx Xavier," log chapel, twenty by (creations skiing, and hiking. a looking for a tux for the Formal should truck on down, too. ception of odors. As he wanders thirty feet in size. It was at this Martin Sloane did honors as * * * * from class to class a varied as- time that the "Catholic Ladder" analyst, William Marx and Jona- — sortment of gaseous compounds FATHER McGOLDRICK (a replica than Cairns were protaganists, Frost Changes Hot to Cold ADDRESSES TEACHERS was invented if which Jack assail his nostrils. From the has been recently created at St. while Francis Hayes did a splendid "A good deal all around," says Martin Slioane as he attacks chem. lab. comes the ever-present Edward'sSeminary). job of breaking down the question a luscious dish of ice cream at Frost's ice cream shop at hydrogen sulfide indicating that Father McGoldrick, Wean of Se- chapel spread into its component parts and tie- Jack College, spoke From this humble 14th and East Madison. For cooling off on these tepid spring another qualitative analysis class attle on "Methods the vast number of Catholic ing it back together again. For Cooperative afternoons there could be nothingbetter than a soda at Frost's. has convened for its lab. period; and Results of the Churches which are to be found this Hayes was acclaimed as best * ♥ ♥ ♥ from the anatomy department Study" at the annual convention today in "Washington and Oregon. speakerby the overwhelming vote wafts the nauseating stench of of the Northwestern Association of Today there stands firmly planted of the majority. Wilson's Business College Again Presents Dollar Higher a (or was a formaldehyde (formalin to the edu- Secondary and Schools. in the Pacific Northwestthe sacred The question under discussion was Again the glitter of silver dollar maybe it nice cated); and from the physics lab. This convention took place April symbol of Christ's Church the green paper bill) embellishes the purse of another fair Seattle Davenport "Resolved: How can industrial can be detected at times the smell 5, 6, and 7, at the Hotel Cross. Today there are in the peace best be maintained through Collegiate. This week Miss Jeanne Testu, chairman of the of melted rosin, as behind those in Spokane, Washington. Archdiocese of Portland a Catho- unionism." Alfred Plachta acted as Spring Informal, is the recipient of Wilson's Modern Business grey walls science pushes forward. Noted educators from the four lic population of 63,467 men, wom- student critic. College's weekly prize for the best pome. "All; it took was a This is indeed far different from northwestern states were in at- en and children a fit monument to little imagination and the dollar wasmine," says Miss Testu. the scent of the proverbial spring tendance nt the convention. these pioneer priests. flowers, and is only alleviated by It is indeed"fitting and proper" PAT'S BARBECUE the scent of perfumed co-eds or thatthese noble men shouldbe hon- - - MAin 2871 We Deliver recently shaven males. Occasion- Sorrento 10c Store ored this year, one hundred years Breakfast Lunches Dinner ally there drifts to the nasal pass- after they built the first mission in ages of the student a smell recog- 1020 Madison the Pacific Northwest and so they P. J. Gallagher HAIRCUT? PETSCHL'S type, spot nized by the real outdoor Complete Assortment shall. At the very where these 1118 12th Aye. EA. 2280 (such Father Logan's hikers) men landed is a natural amphithe- Try as of Quality Meats recognized, Isay, as fresh air. ater ni wfcich a great pageant will * produced of ♥ ♥ Easter Candy, be under the direction 1904 East Roy EA. 4429 SCOTTY'S SHOP We Specialize in the Federal Theater Project. It is THE ski trip next Sunday, under Novelties estimated that 340 people will take Roycroft Barber 1334 E. Madison Institutions the supervision of Father Pe- and part in this great pageant which ronteau, promises to be a big af- attended by many the Shop and Restaurants Cards will be of (End of Cable) fair. It is sponsored for the church dignitaries, including His students of Catholic high schools Better Barber Service 1923 Third Avenue Open Evenings till 9:30 Excellency, theMost ReverendGer- Gene Lyon, Prop. Seattle, Wn. in Seattle. Naches Pass is the ald Shaughnessy, Bishop of Seattle. destination, and anyone at Seattle College who is interested is cor- dially invited to join the merry clan. That is,* anyone* * and $1.70. is one aspect of the Loy- i-'*îi|S^^g|m£jyfci sm£>- "'&» you'll enjoy these three stars in THEREolan's club "Daffodil Daze" that should apeal very strongly to the escorts of the evening. We jjaH . ; >%' ■'.'' ;; ■'..('s;j£" ".Wmk tMßme A Cosmopolitanproduction re- hear that daffodil corsages will be given to each lady dazer— and gratis, too! Mmm how nice. " ♥ * and more one sees tops MIOREdisappear from convertible coupes. More and moi'e people whip back and forth with tennis raquets, bikes, happy countences, or, occasionally, books. 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