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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. The Primary ELECTIONS TODAY Siudeni FINALS WEDNESDAY Observer — by BUI Moffat SEATTLESPECTATTOR UNIVERSITY Views expressedIn this column SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1946 NUMBER 25 do not necessarily reflect the VOLUME NO. 13 opinions of the Spectator." Unsuccessful contenders for the ASSC prexy post must not drop out of thelimelight likeDDT-du»t- ed flies- Leadership is needed to Set at Moore Theatre of Commencement Jell the rest the Association into a unified system. As mem- bers of the senior class, defeated contestants must serve as guides to incoming freahmen. The Col- to have the Terry lege can't afford Fenton and Chosen to Speak cream male students crying in their ale and remaining pillars of salt throughout the rest of their Seventeen Await Returns on ASSC Dads-Daughters Solemn Public Exercises Mermaids Swim college years. Someone must push from behind the scene's in Primary Elections-Two to Campaign Dine at Scroll- for 31Rites At Lettermen's support of the leader, and it is Planned May they who must "do this. InPresidential Chair FinalDrive SponsoredDinner SplashParty One in one hundred was put Pinnacling a week comprising a registration rally, ses- As Class of '46 Leaves SC for the sophomore position on The SC Lettermen's Club up sions of campaign managers,/and political parvenues, se- By Pat Collins the Advisory Board. Other classes will play fifty Col- venteen candidates for posts in the student association to- host to managed to scrape up the re- Thursday, May 16, has lege couples at its annual for student board day await the verdicts of approximately a 500-vote elec- quired trio the been designated as D D Day Splash Party tomorrow night placements. For awhile it ap- tion. Today's preliminary ballot will determine the ten at Seattle College (Dad- pearedas if the junior class would in the Y.W.C.A. Bob Truckey, candidatial contestants who will enter the final race next is). threesome, Daughter Day, that The pre-medical senior and three- not even snag their Wednesday. until Pettinger opinioned annual banquet will be held letterman, Tom Nominated at last Friday's year is chairman from the chair concerning the im- at the Edmond Meany Hotel ASSC assembly, five junior men of the swim and dance event. portance of the Advisory offices. threw their hats into the presi- SeniorsGuests to honor "dear old dad" un- The swimming pool will accom- little incidents all took These dential ring. Vying for the top der the chairmanship of Bar- modate twenty-five couples for nomination assem- place at the position today are:— At Traditional bara AnnRyan and the spon- one hour's splashing before the bly. Ted Blanchette commerce ma- dance. Xavier Goodman and his may widely known, sorship of Silver Scroll. It not be jor, member of Alpha Sigma Nu, five music-makers will furnish but the Advisory Board has as To this affair all Seattle Col- and returned army officer. Junior Prom rhythms from eight until midnight body lege coeds and alumnae are invit- much power as the student Conroy — pre-medical stu- Toasting members of the grad- in the Flamingo Room of the Y.W. right to do Bill ed to bring their fathers, or if this president. It has the dent, vice-president of the ASSC, uating class, the annual Junior Tickets selling for $2.50 can be anything general student wel- is impossible, an older relative or for member of the Intercollegiate Prom will hold forth in the Olym- purchased from any member of just anyone in Ad- family friend will be equally wel- fare. To put Knights, two-year letterman, pres- pic Golf and Country Club House the Lettermen's Club. George Mil- the spur come. visory Board offices on of Alpha EpsilonDelta, vice- on Friday evening, May 24. Or- ler is music chairmanand Maurle irresponsi- ident Tangney TERRY of the moment shows president of the Gavel Club, vice- chestral arrangements will be un- Toastmistress Jeanne BILL FENTON "TED" Claeys is handling tickets for the bility. Luckily, those forwarded the following president of the Mendel Club, der the baton of Archie Kyle from will officiate and date affair. for the post are worthy associa- members of the faculty will be member of Alpha Sigma Nu, two- nine until midnight. A wing of Seattle College's postwar program unfolded tion Whether they'll present as Doctor Helen members. year Sodality consular, member All graduating seniors are en- toasters: this week with the announcement by Father Harold Small, serve the best of their ability Seniors Werby, advisor to Silver Scroll; to of Hiyu Coolee, andlistedin Who's titled to gratis tickets. SC, plans for holding public com- remains to be seen. They can't Father Harold Small, S.J., pres- S. J., president of of Who Among Students in Ameri- planning to attend the dance are Seven Added help feel the job was tossed their and Fa- mencement exercises for members of the 1946 graduating can Universities and Colleges. asked to turn their names into ident of Seattle College; waybecause no one else wanted it. — either of the co-chairmen, Margie ther Barrett Corrigan, S.J., dean class in the Moore Theater on May 31. Located at Second " Frank Donaghy pre-medical To Latta and Joe Reilly, beforeMay of studies. streets, the Moore has a seating capacity Summer to major, member of Alpha Sigma and Virginia That other columnist failed 17 in order to obtain admittance. Pledges Initiated point completely the .Nu, an Intercollegiate Knight, and of 1600. see my on Members of the junior class will Included in the program for the Staff gripe" in page 4) also has been received of the selection of Quarter "no Homecoming Week (Continued on buy Prom tickets from May 13 to evening, whichis being plannedby Notification publication M. (Ted) Terry as gradu- To her comments of last May 17, inclusive. Underclassmen Chairman Jeanne MarieEschbach, Willard M. Fenton and Edward meet the demands of issue. The purpose intended for purchase programsfrom May is the presentation of pins to Ma- ation speakers. — an expectedinflation in sum- will was for a Homecoming Week 17 to May 24, inclusive. Ticket ry Stevenson and Marguerite La- An economics and business ma- mer enrollment, a staff of group together dis- alumni to and Editor Reports salesmen include Co-chairmen Voy who are the Spring pledges jor, Fenton transferred from the seven Jesuit Fathers has cuss the formation of an Alumni O'Neill, Scroll- University Washington in ElevenInitiated Reilly and Latta, Joan to Silver of Jan- been added to the College Association. This they could not Aegis in Hands and Bill Conroy. Pat Travers and June Peterson uary of 1944. A three-year bas- at dance with its many dis- At Lambda Tau faculty for the do a Seven ■ committee heads have are in change of publicity and Pat ketball and pne-year softball vet- summer ses- tractions, frhe Alumni can't just Of Printers ihe decora- begins (Continued on pags 4) Eisen is chairman of eran, he has served for the past Banquet Tuesday sion which on June 17 start itself up. Remember the old Members of the Aegis editorial tion committee. two years as president of the and extends through Au- named law, "bodies at rest tend to re- staff last week slapped together Reservations must be made at Lettermen's Club. He also fills Eleven pledges have been gust 16. main at rest". Since there was no of the eighth days in advance with to Lambda Tau, medical technolo- the final dummies least four the posts of student athletic man- Registration for the summer Homecoming to urge old Aegis, annual. Daughters is of gists' honorary. The new members Week edition of the SC Catholic Cay Hanley, who chairman ager, sergeant-at-arms for his quarter on Wednesday, to band together, it is up to Lyons and her crew committee, with any will be initiated into the science terminates grads Editor Margie the ticket or class, and sports editor for the June 12. The customary fifty-min- '46 help reorganize to printer's for The organization at a banquet onTues- the class of to have moved the ToHear Address other Silver Scroller. tickets Aegis. In addition to a place in uteclass periods The day in Dinner House. will commence at the Alumni Association. proof-reading. which are priced at two dollars Who's Who Among Students in the Colonial m, students nominated for 8:00 a. m. and end at 12:30 p. growth of the association will be This year's Aegis contains must be purchasedbefore the 16th. American Universities and Col- Women ByFather Small Bown, and will be sixty minutes in snailpace at first, but as others twenty more pages than any pre- The banquet is scheduled to be- leges, he lists membership In Al- membership include Millie Carlson, Chase, length. hear of it, more can be taken in. vious edition and is divided into Featured speaker at the ban- gin at 6:30 p.m. Speaking for the pha Sigma Nu, national Jesuit Pauline Jeanne " nan, Historian Appointed the three divisions representing quet of the Catholic Daughters of oft-forgotten heads of the family fraternity. Marie de la Torre, Jean Don Homecoming Ball, Bill men's Ellis, A graduate course pertinent to At the the College system.Each club and America tomorrow in Bellingham will be /Thomas J. Tangney, father Former Commander Laura Dorothy Klingele, Fenton announced Mary Mitts, Bet- the French Revolution and Napol- "Letterman'' activity has been featurlzed with will be Father Harold Small, S. J., of the Scroll president. A veteran of five years' service, Evelyn LaTour, engagement of his Yell King, eon will be conducted by Father the pictures and editorials. president of Seattle College. Terry a former naval lieuten- ty Oursler, and Mary Stevenson. Crosby, Jeanne is Joseph Brusher, S. J., who will Brent to Miss Subscriptions to the annual can The dinner is part of the Cath- ant left the Col- A grade point average of 2.8 in people commander. He come to Seattle College from Al- Clark . . . One hundred still be obtained in the College olic women's group state conven- lege in 1940 in his senior year (Continued on page 3) approached Pat with ma and Los Gatos, California, have Wills bookstore. The book is scheduled tion which is being held in the Intramural Debate to enter the navy under which they prop where he is an instructor of ec- the remark that were for release the last week of this Leopold Hotel in Bellingham. Fa- he spent four years in the Pa- party clesiastical history at the Alma men and eligible for POP's month. ther Small's talk will concern Enter cific theatre of action, taking part Seniors Voted Peterson had her eye Contestants Theologate and at the Los Gatos .. . June (Continued on page 3) women in the world. in Saipan, Okinawa, Palau,Guam, for man take her Juniorate. Holder of a doctorate out a to over and Aleutian campaigns. Before For Loyalty Cups O. O. May 20 Tourney in history from St .Louis Univer- job as managing editor ... his discharge he was executive of- F. P. star, Don Woods, homecom- AwardWednesday sity, he will also teach two other Spectator Staff Elects Flood The spotlight of club activities ficer of the seaplane tender USS in Europeanhistory. ing-d with Pat Wilson O. O. F. classes ... once more turns on the Gavel Onslow. While at the College for With the general election forth- Returning to College P- is in mid-May and you the teach- due Position; Club as members levigate plans the first time, from 1936 until coming on May 15, the Spectator their should see the scenes of Vlnce To 1946-47 Editorial ing staff after completing for their annual Intramural De- 1940, Ted was a member of the to draw to the Pepper and Leading Lady Eleanor wishes attention tertianship at Manresa Hall In bate Tournament on May 20. The Sodality and a Knight of the fact that the ASSC final ballot Port Townsend will be Father McCarthy . . . Hard-Workers Tells of Retirement Eschbach contest will offer for the elucida- Wigwam, forerunner of the will have the additional purpose Lindekugel, S. J., Stevenson and W»ibel are to be Francis Father tion and entertainment of SC stu- (Continued on page 3) of choosing the winners of the Harrison, J., congratulated for the gigantic The line of male editors extend- Frederick S. and Fa- the dents the question, Resolved: That Loyalty Cups offered annually by J. A success of the Homecoming Ball ing from the foundation of ther William Carney, S- re- 1932 to election the medical insurance proposal in the Alumrft Association. ligion instructor at the College At Homecoming Ball old Spectator in the . . . was the Wagner-Dingle-Murray Bill be Those eligible the last summer, Father Lindekugel were spotted: Schuyler of Jeanne Tangney in 1943 students for friends enacted into a law. Tony Daigle senior classes Henehan, ASSC prexy, restored this week with the selec- awards are members of the will again hold in apolo- former All students are eligible to en~ new faces tion of L. John Flood as editor- class who have distinguished them- getics, redemption, and the lit- mingled with old and ter all-school tourney. Those (Queen elect for the year 1946-1947. the Heads Seattle selves in scholastic and activities urgy and dogma of the Mass in Mrs. George Herald Rosemary .. . A veteran of one year on the interestedmust contact divisions. The final appointment of addition to Latin. Ellen McHugh, Homecoming 1940) today. Spectator staff, Jack was nomin- Barrett or Al Scholl one and one woman student (Continued 3) sat on the sidelines at the table CYW Post man on page with George Mead, (Continued on page 3) is made by the faculty from the of her mother, Mrs. Charles Mc- ated last week sports editor on the paper for the number approved by the student Hugh Great Gnome Joe Eb- Expanding nationally at .. . past four months, and Roscoe the body. erharter invited the gang up to rate of two new posts a day, the Balch, Spectator feature editor. The trophies last year were the Manor after the fete for an- Catholic War Veterans, Inc., re- Hupperich is Upon the declination of Mead and awarded to Dona Gene Moberg, other fete .. Ruth Brand, Home- cently inaugurated the Father . Balch in favor of other activities, Stevenson,Reilly, now IMrs. Leo Schneider, and coming Queen of another era, still Vincent, C.Ss.R. Post in Seattle. Engaged for the name of Dorothy Klingele, Schuyler Henehan. looked as if she could get on the An SC alumnus of the class of chemistry arid reporter-re- stage with the best of them. .. senior Denning Eligible 1940, Tony Daigle was elected . writer, on the Tolo Music Lively Florida Perri (Mrs. Dick was substituted first vice-commander of the post All were selec- Corrigan) brightened up her ballot. candidates at first meeting PREVIEW Last week's gratuitous affirma- closed As AegisEditors its last Satur- crowd Mimi Horan came in ted by the adviser and day. tion of the rumor regarding the ... took place Monday. on the arm of Tom Anderson " .. elections A meeting of the. Aegis staff Headquarters of the national THIS WEEK orchestra for the Cotton Ball was graduate of High — hikers, Tony Daigle with his A ODea has been called for Monday at Catholic organization are located Today ASSC primary elections, assuredly denied this week by Co- Old School, Flood is a wife (Bertha Gleason) had a mer- Editor-Elect 12:10 in room 118 to elect a new in New York. It enrolls all men "polls open 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. chairmen Roberta Fritsch and Lu- pre-legal sophomore- He joined the — ry time chatting with the Hiyu editor for the 1947 annual. Those and women who are former mem- Tomorrow Lettermen's Splash cille Hayden. Latest press release the Spectator last October Coolees Dr. Jerry Dragovlch staff of nominated for the post by the bers of the armed forces. Party, 7:00 p.m. to midnight, states that Chuck Hupperich will ... as a reporter. In succeeding did a different type of cutting on faculty adviser, Father Arthur Purpose of the CWV is the fu- Y.W.C.A. handle the rhythm section. he covered both the news the dance floor Capt. and months Wharton, S. J., are Mary L. Stev- sion of all Catholic veterans to NEXT WEEK Ginghamed coeds and slack-clad . . . and sports departments until he — Mrs. John Dillon, she is C. Spnr- enson, John Denning, and Joseph further Catholic Ideals, to present Monday Aegis meeting, 12:10 escorts will venture to the D.A.R. appointed editorialstff geon, were glimpsed speaking to was to the Reilly. a united front against the ene- p.m., room 118 Hall at Harvard and Roy for the as a rewrlter. many friends Mrs. John .A junior laboratory technician, mies of the church, and to pro- Gamma Sigma Alpha banquet, annual Associated Women's tolo old ... journalism chief will McGarry (Kit Elsen) watched sis- The new Mary Stevenson filled the posi- cure rights and privileges for ex- Vashon Island next Saturday night, May 18- The office with the first issue — ter, Pat's coronation assume tion of associate editor for this servicemen. Tuesday Lambda Tau Banquet, cotton-clothed will purchase tick- Queen . .. Fall quarter.However, next Ann CShea charmed old friends of the year's Aegis. 'She was 1946 Home- According to officials of the na- Colonial House. ets for a $1.75. new ruling will be effected with her perpetually sweet smile year a coming co-chairman and is an tional group, possibilities for the WWCE vs SC at Jackson Park Publicity stunts are being han- regarding the time of Spectator The Acheson family gave a Advisory Board nominee and a formation of peaceful organiza- golf course. dledby Lorraine Brule,, while Sa- . .. elections.Flood will hold the edi- — huge turnout. John and wife, Du- member of Silver Scroll, women's tions are great in view of the high Wednesday iASSC final elections, ra Roberts, decorations chairman, torship until the end of the win- ane, and little sis, Margaret, were scholastic and activities honorary, percentages of Catholics in the polls open from 8:30 p.m. to is effecting a unique motif. Bar- quarter at which time an there listening, while friend Char- ter and of Lambda Tau, science hon- service. Further information and 3:30 p.m. bara Reaixlon will engineer the elected successor will take over — lie Dlmond chased the tunes out orary. application data can be obtained Thursday Dad-Daughter Banquet sales campaign which will take (Continued 3) CApital Meany Hotel, p.m. place of the piano ■ .. (Continued on page 4) JACK FLOOD on page from Mr. Daigle at 1404. Edmond 6:30 next week. 2 THE SPECTATOR FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1946 ELECTORAL PLATFORMS REVIEW ... Saratoga Trunk | SPECTATOR The Spectatoris extendingthis space to the candidates 1COLUMN, 8 point JEANNE ESCHBACH JUNE PETERSON for president of the ASSC in order that they may print By Boscoe Balch Editor Managing Editor their platforms. The Spectator not does endorse or edit Hat Maroon is in book being big, By Jeanne Tangney The Spectator, the official publication of the opinions. position White Clint described the as Associated Students of Seattle College, is pub- these The of the candidates' platforms broad, etc. "In short he was Texas". In the picture, he Is Gary lished every Friday during the scholastic year. does not indicate a preferenceon the part of the Spectator Cooper and he wears skin tight pants, while burning long black for any candidate or platform. Spectator does urge cigars and the heart of Cleo Dulane. Clio Dulane is a curvaceous, So this is the Month of our Mother! Ami this News Dept. The a careful study of them. black wench with a grudge, a dwarf, an ambitious, and a wicked is a Catholic college! And we profess to have a PAT TRAVERS News Editor eye. She Is also Ingrid Bergman. Sodality membership of conservatively some 200 Flood, EUia, C. M. Hanley, J. F.Henriot, L.J. L. H. Youth, beauty, audacity, and social and who isn't. students! Yet by the number who show up for Barrett, Cary, J. J.Chase, C. Camp- R.M. ML A. B. TED BLANCHETTE FRANK DONAGHY a good right cross can do any- The formula is conflicts, all May devotions In the Chapel at noon, one would Brenner, Keppinger, At.Mooney, bell, E.F. C. M. I.Oneness Iwish to thank all of your thing in the gay, papier mache kinds, ranging from the impu- think that the Christians had been forced back G. M. Anderson, Moore, H.M.McDougall, A. All students, student nurs- backing and support M.E. in nom- world of old New Orleans, ami- dent flip of Clio's hip flouting down into the catacombs. True, we can't have C. A. Neidermeyer, P. M. Plumb, iR. M. Roberts, es and student club members, inating me for the student body able young millionaires, Sara- White Hat's sardonic grin, while dally Benediction, as we've had in past years, but M. J. Trumbull, P. A. Collins, M. M. Lyons, D. A. united, cooperated, and one president. toga where society takes the our principals wordlessly take that doesn't meanwe can't have services. A hymn, Klingele, E. J. Turner, F. Holt, A. Storra, M. per cent Following _ C. R. hundred behind allstu- are a few of the waters, forthright old matri- each other's measure up to a a prayer, and a decade of the rosary are little ..._ Reporters Walsh. dent body activities. ideas Ihope we can arrange archs, and railroads spreading free swinging riot. Everybody enough to render in homage to the patronesses B- Committees for student for next year: like cracks in unbreakable is from somewhere far and of our Sodality, and it takes only thirty-six to Feature Dept. body activities to be chosen 1. Street Dance. ROSCOE BALCH .Feature Editor glass. glamorously away: Clint from fill that Chapel. Loyalty and fealty,Ithink that's Marguerite LaVoy -Assistant from a cross-section of the Col- 2. Commercial Sponsor for All of M-G-M's resources Texas, Clio from Paris, and the what we pledge. And we have 21 days left to lege. radio broadcasts of collegiate have gone to make thlg a pol- giantess maid played by Flora it. Sports Dept. show 11. Expansion of Athletics. contests. ished production job, commer- Robson seems to have strolled GEORGE MEAD..._, .Sports Editor A. Installation of baseball 3. Bi-monthly afternoon mix- cial but good- The sets are Just over from the "Ghost Breakers" L. J.Flood, T. J. Tangney, E.F.Brenner, G.M. An- _ and football into the College ers sponsored by different clubs. what they should be; a big, set. She is right at home in The seniors wouldn't have us mention it for the derson Reporters athletic program for Winco 4. Extensive publicity of all abandoned house both damp Saratoga Trunk. world if it had been their own idea, but since League competition if possible. College dusty, later the issue was raised by underclassmen, they con- Circulation Dept activities. and transformed in- The role of a knowing minx PAT EISEN .Manager B. Complete student body 5. Arrangements for a radio to a bright spacious setting for1 Is now to Ingrid Bergman, at cede that there will be a lot of gaps left in stu- P. T. Dorgan, A._ C. Buck, R,_ M. _Gruby, M. L. backing for the athletic pro- talent show. — a lady, neither so good as she least on the American screen. dent leadership when the Class of '46 departs these Stevenson .Assistants gram. 6. Student body offices need- should be, nor so bad as you She is, this time, definitely not hallowed halls. , CHRISTINE McHUGH..._ Exchange Editor ni. Progressive Development ed for headquarters of College might think her; a restaurant that famous phrase, "a Phi Business Dept. of Student Body Activities. activities. to water your mouth; and a Beta Kappa's dream girl," that Slogan of the Dad-Daughter banquet: "Bring KEN SCHWEITZER...- .Advertising Manager A. Acceptance and execution 7- A College program for rocking chair on a hotel veran- is unless aPhi Bet's dreams are C. J. Peterson .'. Solicitor your own or borrow one." of new promote ad- Victory Square. da wherea fat, blustery woman more orthodox than is common- """""" ideas to """""" """"■■ R. M. Fritsch, B. A. Ryan Proof Readers vancement of the College. 8. Annual presentation of an pronounces infallibly on who is (Continued on page 4) "■""■" W. C Farrow, F. J. Barrett, IV. My Pledge: COMPLETE opera and a play. There's something in the way Bill Kirby (of _ _ Photography G. I. Lyons AND UNFLINCHINGiAC- 9. Full sports development for the Penzance Kirby's) talks about being out of Jack AN EYE FOR AN I Flood Rewrite OEPTANCE OF THE RE- men and women. Varsity and his indentures that reminds one to see his ortho- Wharton, - Rev. A. S. S. J . Adviser SPONSIBILITY TO DO EV- intramural program.— I dontist at least twice a year. ERYTHING IN MY POWER 10. Question box to serve as The millions of I, and offices are and ...... Editorial business at 10th TO PROMOTE THE WEL- ameans for all students to ex- Madison Street, Seattle 28, Wash. Subscription That live, and feel, and die! Right spring harvest, FARE OF THE COLLEGE, press their suggestions and crit- on time for S.G. seems rate, 50 cents per quarter. Advertising rates on And Itoo need appear, about to realize the fruits of her folly in application, 75c cents per column inch. ITS ATTENDING STUDENTS icisms. ( em- AND ALUMNI. Thanks Again. And breathe my name; bracing the new constitution intact. Among Ad- Tis a shame, visory Board members, this multiple polls busi- BILL CONROY Tis the same— ness is going to boom the bromo business. The Month of Mary purpose behind the constitution was to close loop- FUIiL IN STUDENT AFFAIRS PARTICIPATION TisI. holes which made for invalid elections, but it Every year conspires and social affairs, the world In activities But void of fame, seems somebody went out and left the bacjk a) Planners and ASSC affairs committee members selected with the new life of spring by spread- I door open. from the whole schoolrepresentingall sectionsof thestudent body. die ing the wonder of its blossoming over b) Bring prices on our big affairs within easier reach of the ...— students. With three times as many men here as in recent years, Nancy Swarva One thoughtful student suggests that the con- the hills. And since time out of mind, we can and shall draw large enough crowds to make it pay. sctitution should carry a clause providing regu- lovers of Our Blessed Mother have c) Full support for new movements and activities. lations for succeeding elections, to follow those In backing the athletic program, thrown """"""out unconstitutionally. singled out from the anonymous host a) Formation of a pep club of 80 girls to spark the cheering Senior of the Week ****** """""*«""""« of days one month for her crowning, section and general spirit. A student here in 1944-45, they tell us Mary b) A series of big rallies, including one big night rally, at least Otto Vogeler Rae Bird is doing a little stretch In the adver- when the sun has sweetened the or- each rally to be handled by one of the clubs. tising business. chard bloom and the roadside flowers. c) Election of cheer leaders by the student body. Also: We wouldn't want to be quoted as saying Today our country has need for and cooperation the new alumni association. it's Close contact with typical, a recent conversation a) A delegation of of quarterly but between Pat Mary the Mediatrix. Her title, ASSC officers at each their Foley and soprano "Queen meetings. Doris Tierney ran as follows: Doris: Do you always wear your wrist on the of Peace," is a reward for service ren- b) Furnish the editor of their new quarterly publication with back of your watch? in war, Calvary. information about all important ASSC activities. dered the battle of Pat: Oh no, only when I'm tired. Having thus far experienced just one c) Direct mail contact with Individual members of the alumni regarding ASSC activities through use of the mailing list now year of peace, our nation still has being compiled by that organization, under direction of Fr. Beezer. Ordering a Broomeburger at a restaurant of the same name, ex-soldier wounds to heal. It is only natural then Make our student meetings democratically effective through the Bob Parent scrutin- introduction and enforcement of parliament^ procedure. ized the undersized meat ration on the plate set that we turn to her to whom John before him. 'Hmmm," he finally concluded, "this Carroll, first Baltimore, must be a whisk Broome." Bishop of ded- BILL QUINN icated our country. I. To weld the nurses to the For this purpose a candidate From where we sat, (we figured we might as Given a woman like our Virgin student body. is in demand who realizes their well sit; It was Impossible to dance), for three Mother, we have one of the greatest For this purpose a candidate viewpoint because he is one of hundred dollars, Voni Mallory and his "banned- inspirations is needed who has seen the he- them, and one who will actively witbin-a-band" should live so long. for nobler living this roic work done by women of show that eighty percent of the world has ever known. She is thatideal this profession in the recent men students the way to full One-column eight point has decided to declare love for which lesser and baser loves war, one who realizes their out- participation in school organiza- itself neutral on the ASSC elections; but let'sre- look in life, and one who will tions and school affairs. member, fellow students, from the sergeant-at- and impulses are sacrificed. God made give them absolute freedom 111. To adequately represent arms on up, you can't beat the principle of her immaculate just as we, in so far from interference and freedom the student body in its entirety brotherly love! Brotherly, that is. beauty as to the degree of participa- as a public speaker, both at as of soulgoes, would make our tion that they wish to maintain student affairs around Seattle From this angle, the co-chairmen and the hand- own mothers radiate every virtue. in social affairs. College, and wherever else the ful of loyal committeemen who nailed down the 11. To weld the veterans to need arises throughout the Pa- lid on the Homecoming Dance deserve a rousing So as we garland our supernatural the student body. cific Northwest round of applause. Not since the "Golden Era" Mother, we also honor our earthly of Bill Bates' time has a dance been attempted on mother It is this FRED HOLT so large a scale, and with, by the way, so much during May. Sunday success. At this rate, with the Alumni Associa- business, that we again specially reverence her An all-inclusive program for the coming year in tion in full operation next year, we'll have to social, and scholastic fields. The students of SC are going to hold the dance on two successive nights, in or- patterned loveliness. how to LIVE!! here to develop yourselves college to learn You are der to handle the crowd. into well-rounded personalities and be better adapted to meet the future unafraid. Gee, and to think we felt we were making Our Votes-Our Future The platform which Ipropose comes under these three headings: concessions to Jack Flood when we let him crack UNITY, COOPERATION, and DEMOCRATIC SPIRIT. Unity this column once! For active and spirited student or- among the nurses, the halls, all clubs and student organizations, and the newly-formed Alumni Association. Cooperation in student The greatest plague to jen-u-ine art has al- ganization affairs in all to lift us out of the wartime slump we must have active and school activities Not much chance you could ever miss knowing him. To do ways been the cheap imitation, and it looks like You, the students, opportunity to get away from the spirited student This lead- and give an that you'd have to deafen your ears to school politics and cease the Drama Guild is no exception. Latest release leadership. books and learn how to meet, contact, and sell yourselves to associating with about half the organizations at SC. Even that from Louella reveals that Hollywood will make people. brings up my point, spirit: Your ership can be found among candidates Which third democratic wouldn't help much, however, for he still wears bow ties. Since an attempt at "Out of the Frying Pan." How- constitution is that governing our By function- modeledafter nation. you're going to remember him, and you will, for you don't forget ever, Ronald Reagan and Jane Wyman don't stand vying for the various student body promoting principles ing properly under this system and by the distinctive personalities, you really should know some of the to lose too much in following 'Ray Siderius and laid down by parliamentary in student meetings, you will — posts. law PRIMARY DETAILS: On a more satisfying to his scientific Pat Kelly, after all, our production is limited insight that all-important field, citizenship. gain a better into similar May morning twenty- bent, came a job at Lauck's Lab to Seattle audiences. With the College activity pendu- up into which So all in all it sums a program will graduate you one years ago yesterday, he was in the capacity of chief cook capable, intelligent, personality. lum swinging ever faster, the officers as a and well-rounded born; this happened in Regina, and bottle washer. After an un- We Burmise about 60 per cent of the attendants chosen at t h c polls on Wednesday Saskatchewan, Canada. His mo- eventful year in the Navy, due at Wednesday's rally were interested in hearing ther says no more about those to Illness, Seattle College greet- the candidates' platforms; the other 00 per cent must be leaders who will guide the to Mister Chairman . younger days. At the age of ed him back to her "infinite var- Just wanted get the feel of Fr. Nlchol's con- accelerated program of college enter- .. four, however, he began to iety"; was In 1944, secrated lawn beneath their feet. this and Chairman: prises into the proper channels, en- Mister think and hence remembers the SINCE THEN you've noticed It is the business of the chair to keep order and insist on par- more specific data that the fa- that in addition to bow ties, he Apparently Jerry Fitzmaurlce hasn't heard courage and erect new projects, and liamentary form. The assembly, however, has the right to preserve mily then moved to Vancouver, likes loud loafer jackets, politi- about reconversion, or if he has, he isn't letting build the present program toward the same rules and guard against misinterpretation or delinquency, B-C, for one year, and thence cal arguments and arguments. on to Norms Shearer.Take Saturday, for instance; either merely Incorrect on part of chair. of greater deliberate or the the to Seattle. Eight years later You like his positive coopera- observers YachtDay exhibitionson Lake Wash- achievements. This can be ington report she rowed him all over the lake. The commonest devices are the question of order, the point Sound our hero a happy gradu- tion in school activities and you accomplished only if every student Hill School. appreciatehis frequent and vol- Why doesn't somebody tell that girl the war is of order, the point of inquiry, the request for information, and ate of the Beacon During this period was untary work. over? backer will be present at the polls to the appealfrom the decision of the chair. it that behind-the-scenes his first chemistry support he owned You think he's going to make a his candidate. When a member of the assembly simply wants to know whether set and microscope; he also good biochemist- You know he Conspicuously missing from familiar faces be- is in order, he may rise to address question played violin in the school makes a good for the footlights this week was that of Mike In our nation the a motion his to the the friend. right to vote is chairman. The chairman may, before ruling, ask the opinion of orchestra, alternating between As president of the Mendel Griffin. a right to prize and to exercise. In any particular member or members (c.g. the chief justice) and first and second, just depending. Club, secretary-treasurer of Al- employing that right the American then rule or instead of ruling he may put the question before the At ODea he continued with the pha Epsilon Delta, and member Conscientious tenants of Room 301 suggest the house. It is then debated and voted on. violin and to keep his equilib- ,of Alpha Sigma Nu, Hlyu Coo- Cavern or the Chieftain as a worthy substitute citizen gives proof of interest in his rium, instructed a physics lab. lee, the Sodality and Gamma for library social conclaves. With serious-minded An adverse ruling of the chair can be appealed following government's in the The summer of '42 found him Sigma Alpha, four-year veteran students seeking to concentrate on studies, it is destinies. manner: "Mister Chairman, Iappeal from the decision of the a partof Seattle College. "Keep- of the Spectatorstaff, and copy the height of rudeness, and for that matter, a chair." The appeal must be seconded. It is So too the College student, belong- then debated. No ing up with the SC'ers," he also editor for the Aegis, as a true downright injustice to force on them the dis- may speak except chairman, member twice the who before sub- sold shoes, an occupation which SCer both scholastlcaUy and tracting element of conversation. We have all- ingas he does to an association, should mitting to a vote, may arguments it summarize the and refute at that time distinguished eve- socially, we congratulate you, day facilities for bull sessions Just a step from exercise that right given him by mem- the adverse points. The appeal is then voted on. ry Seattle College student of Otto Vogeler; you're our Senior our doors; the library should stand to profit by bership in that body. Next week: Points of Inquiry and Information. any importance.Later, and even of the Week. the fact Let's have a little QUIET on the floor! 3 FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1946 THE SPECTATOR — Ruddy CockelElected Yets Smack LettermanTeam Chiefs Down Lines on Former Students Lieut. Students Welcome Stork; Is Killed in President by Stars. Keep LeadingNine in Lute Squad on Former Green '34 Alumnus Writes for Periodical Morocco Port Commerce Club Two Spot Intramural Ball Tacoma said yes- Summer and Fall quarter of- By Tom Tangney The Chieftains made it two in Floyd A memorialMass was tThe Vets more solidly en- by J. P. O'Neill and O. ML Alphonsus ficers were chosen at this week's in golf over Pacific Luther- terday morning in St. trenched themselves in second po- Sports a row " is years' duty. i-n.,,_u #«. Edward meeting of the Commerce Club in Staff Writer last Monday when they downed Patricia Marie Verscheurne three T.4«nt. William sition inthe standings by a rather an Mayflower Hotel. A sopho- B Gene a new arrival In the Fritz Ver- the convincing win over the Stars on With the Seattle College intra- the Tacomans ft to 6Mi- ".From Yakiniacomes news of business student, the College scheurne family. She was born on tie merchant more John Gock- Wednesday afternoon. Hits in the mural fastball league approaching McDonald sparked the birthof a sonto Mr. and Mrs. el will step into the boots of Bill sparkling Ralph April 14. Both her mother, the clinch by Father 'Carmody, Al its midway point, the standings five with a 73. Leo April 27. Mrs. acicdentally Suver as president. expectations as former Jeanne Kennard, and her Schneider on was Burke, and Joey Dahlem gave the are beginning to take shape. The Zeck lived up to Other business majors electedto points alma father attended the College. Schneider is the former Dona Gene shot and killed winners their margin. The Stars Lettermen forged ahead early in he copped three for sociology graduate last April 21 in Safi, office at the session were Jerry " Two graduates of Seattle Col- Moberg, a left a dozen runners' stranded on the season and have remainedat mater. Schwngman, vice-president; Stan- Tuesday team meets West- lege have announced their engage- June. the bases .for lack of a telling the top of the ladder all the way. the ley Mcllaughton, secretary; and Washington return match. ment. The bride-to-be is Louise " man, Lieutenant wallop. They were unbeaten in the first ern ina A former navy Ed Leon Carria, treasurer. the Smyth, 1944 science graduate. Her four innings of close round and hope to keep that rec- Western Washington won first Welsh will return to the College Featured speaker of the eve- After with fiance is John PaulRead, member tending Seattle Charvet, to save his arm ord in the second of the Double contest in Bellingham, but this summer to resume the pre- ning was Harry O. Mitchell, head scrapes, of the class of 1943 and a former interrupt- College when he for the Varsity game on the mor- Round Robin schedule. the Chieftains playing on their medical course which he of the foreign trade division of improved marine corps officer. entered the mer- row, gave way to Carr who The next team in line, and the home links with avastly ed in 1943 to join the service. He the Chamber of Commerce, mem- turned. " Tom West, now an M.D., discharged. chant marine in showed excellent stuff during the team the Lettermen will have to team the table should be was just recently ber of the Councilors' Service of dropped into the Spectator office 1942. He was a of the game. Nace Mc- beat to take the race, is the Vet- 8. C. P. I* C the United States in foreign trade, remainder loss, recently. A student at the College " Also discharged from the Hugh wielded a big bat for the erans. They have but one Trudeau % Simmonsen 2% Collegian In Alphonsus Grad and and a past representativeof the and in- 1937 until 1942, Tom began navy is Hank Cary, a w i School Bal- Brenner pitched nice that to the Lettermen are McWeeny % Walters iy» from U.S. in foreign countries in re- losers. Gene his internship Providence Hos- 1942 and '43. lard High School. Born in Cran- but tent on repaying with the same MacDonald 3 Miller 0 at gard foreign ball for the Stars control trou- Wednesday. He is the Brook, 3- C, he came to Seattle to trade. medicine. At any rate, the issue Brownel pital last " P. Knowlton, a student ble and hits in the clutch proved Zeck 3 1% son, John with his parents in 1929. The next and final meeting of should provokea hard-fought bat- 0 father of a three-weeks-old subjects from 1941 un- his Waterloo.The Starsand Hiyus Nissen 1% Gratious of general He at 2183 W. 68th the Commerce Club for theSpring tle. Thomas Joseph West. Mar- resided meet Friday in the battle-from- til 1943, graduated from Surviving are quarter will take place in the The Hiyus thus far have lost " A 1934 alumnus of Seattle Dentistry on Street. the officer the-basement. quette School of his mother, brother, and a sis- form of a banquet in the Olympic two while the Stars have three College, Philip Wendell Shay has of Rose- a Harvey McMichael, Vet catch- March 4. He is a brother ter, all of Seattle. Hotel onThursday, May 23. up against them. written a very scholarly article 1945, er, sustained a possibly broken losses chalked mary, business graduate of (This afternoon's game will decide UNDER NEW in last month's issue of The Am- Knowlton, chemistry finger whenhe tangled with Carr Socio-Political and Mark A. who kicks who out of the cellar. erican Institute of major of the class of '44 at QC. Faculty Changes on a pop fly- Thought. Title of the discourse Mary Stevenson, R H Intramural Standings study guide is "The Ideal " Joyce Therese Close of (Continued from page 1) 10 2 MANAGEMENT in the Miss Veterans 7 W L of a World Society From Con- has announced her en- More Professors 3 7 4 Portland M.LaVoy Father will teach two Stars Lettermen 3 0 Btantine to Augustine." Before gagement to Mr. Albert Joseph Tapped Harrison Charvet, Carr and ■classes in English composition. A Batteries: Veterans 3 1 Shay received his bachelor of arts (Alby) Slchards Jr. A veteran of McMichael, Dahlem. Brenner and mathematics instructor, Father Hiyu Coolees 0 2 from iSC, he was student body the navy, the groom-to-be attend- By Silver Scroll Raitano. Scroll, Carney will replace Dr. Echo Pep- Stars 0 3 PETER PAN president. ed Gonzaga while Joyce was a Annual pledges to Silver Umpires: Goebel and Anderson. "Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Ruoff student at Seattle College. They women's scholastic and activities "per whose year's leave of absence LUNCH Friday from the University of Illinois ex- welcomed their first-born, a 7% will be married in July and will honorary, were tapped last Intramural Debate pires at the end of this quarter. pound boy, on April 30 at May- make their home ir. Spokane where during a meeting of the Associ- Review (Continued from page 1) William Costello, J., nard Hospital. The former Lor- United Air Lines. ated Students. The two members Father S. (Continued from page 2) ticipants will form two-man teams he is with a former professor at Gonzaga, Specializing in raine Eisen, Mrs. Ruoff graduat- of the most distinctive women's ly supposed. She is good in the anddebate both sides of the ques- will come from Port Townsend to ed from the College in 1943 and group at the College are Marguer- part. Her freshness is still there tion- The names of on the teach literature and English com- those taught bacteriology in 1944 and ite LaVoy and Mary Lloyd Ste- and still congruous. Her intelli- winning team will be engraved STEAKS and DINNERS Lambda Tau position. .An exchange teacher, quizzical, "45. venson, both junior students. gence comes out in on a plaque. best speaker of (Continued from page 1) Father Ignatius Davlin, S.J., will Her The FISH and CHIPS " Nadlne Mitchell, a student in Marguerite Is this year's assist- unjaded, worldly wiseness. the evening will receive a gold and of 2.5 in arts Provi- transfer from Creighton 1942 and '43, has set May 18 as science courses ant publicity director and Univer- Intensity turns to fire, she is cup. FRIED CHICKEN are requiredfor eligibility Aegis. sity, Omaha, to coach philosophy her wedding date to WilliamSul- courses dence editor for the A lit- still "much woman." Teams date include the honorary- classes. Gary Cooper entered to livan..The ceremony will take place into erature major, she also has been Gary Cooper is Beverly MoLucas and Gerry Lee Planning the initiation festivi- for the Specta- Is Gary Cooper, that's all, that's 14th Aye. and E. Pike St. at ten o'clock in St. Patrick's a feature editor After a two years' leave of ab- Testu, Mary Ellen Moore and ties areElaineBeck, Dorothy Kel- tor, of all, that's all. Church. Her fiance recently re- a chairman various dance sence, Father Edmund McNulty, Marge Balch, Fred Holt and Ros- discharge after ler, and Delores Sherman. activities committees, In reading Edna Ferber's his- ceived Ms navy and other S. J., will return to Seattle Col- coe Balch, and Jack Flood ana CA. 9856 the Associated torical novels, one always has and co-chairmanof lege this summer from the Uni- Play Siderius. the feeling that she is really Women's Valentolo. versity of Minnesota where he A laboratory technician student, trying to portray history. There has been teaching electronics. Mary week was co-chairman is the rather horrific implica- last While at the University the form- Homecoming In 1944 tion that the West was built FINE of the Ball. er director of the College engi- she was enlisted as a member of by men who were half John Watch Repairing Beasley Says neering and mathematics depart- L. Sullivan, half Alexander.. the Community Chest drive com- ments obtained his master's de- BLANCHETTE Ed Beasley she chair- Woolcott, and the womanspent by mittee and last fall gree in engineering; CECIL T.CRABTREE junior class skating their life training to be ma- maned the A new member of the music " On the recent S.C.-U. of P. Quiz of Two Cities was a party. This year she is associ- triarchs. The movie, however, Successor to faculty, Gustavo Stern will teach patriotic im- for familiar to Northwest baseball fans.Lurking ate editor for the Aegis. has no social or Albert B. Jones name vaguely voice during the summer quarter. is high powered, Paveskovich, who handled Scroll pledges must be upper- plications. It a behind the formidable Jugo-Slav Another music departmental pro- about woman - of class women who have maintain- rambling yarn a Diamonds Watches PRESIDENT quite deftly the questions proposed to him, is the name fessor, Leon Metcalf will offer the world and set- ed a grade point average of 27 who wanted care of shortstop duties courses In orchestration and con- a Jewelry his older brother Johnny who takes while totalling up activities points tled for man. Aye. linotypists hi ducting from July 1 to July 19. upper crust 1311 Fourth SE. 0224 for the Red Sox. Out of consideration for covering more than two quarters. Students of the Miss Nazleh Vizetelly, Seattle nonetheless, be highly en- and the public in general,Johnny uses the shorter Initiation ceremonies for the two will, particular College director of nursing educa- by the Saratoga aris- opponents. pledges will take place during the tertained of Pesky and he is just that to his tion, will" hold a class in educa- composed people who handle Father-Daughter banquet on tocracy, of among short- tional guidance throughout the had just begun to feel comfort- Though he modestly places Phil Rizzuto as tops Thursday, May 16, at the Edmund | PETER PAN FLORIST 5 right up there summer session and a course in in frock coats. (The shirt- stops the former Lincoln High boy from Portland is Meany Hotel. able IS4O E. Madison average of the principles and methods of sleeve's liking of a good brawl Olhe Answer to Your Floral Needs among the great shortstops of the game. His present ward administration will take good show was still with ■ CORSAGES ■ .424 will level off as the season advances but, if past records are or a the place from July 1to August 2. them. Clio was a sort of femi- any criterion, he will have a healthy margin over .300 when fi- College Book Club can bunt, nine Mike Romanoff. She didn't nal averages are tabulated. He Is a smart hitter who also Review fool everybody, but they liked drag the ball, and punch it through the infield and can give Member to expert, Pesky considers her anyhow. This is understand- the ball a long ride. Without posing as an WHILE YOU LEARN At Meet Shop able. EARN qualifications for position: McCann's following essential his the — Marguerite LaVoy will repre- Saratoga Trunk is neither (NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NECESSARY) aj Outs short Is no spot for a spike-shy player. sent the Seattle College Book Boys' and Young Men significant nor great art, bat b) High mobility— ability to go fast in any direction. - Aye. Opportunities opening inJune for service as Club at a meeting of the Seattle EL. 0227 1629 6th is entertaining from begin- A strong it c) arm. unit of the Catholic Library Aa- ning to end.