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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. JO RICHARDS ELECTED QUEEN

Polly Kay Kelly Betty Siniich Peggy Lesser Peiton

Jo Richards Helen Strons Jo Brown Florine Ross Marie Bechtold

And a Very A Blessed SEATTLE Spectator UNIVERSITY Christinas Happy To You New Year

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949 No. 5 Volume XVII Open Many Veteran Choristers Elect Students HearOregon Coed to DebateMeet Actors Return John Ursino; Plan Bobby Morris This quarter the Commerce presidency For Schools For New Play Caroling Party Club, under the of Head Court To Public John Paglia, sponsored a se- production of "All meeting and tomorrow Seat- and, now that both public and With the At a recent choir ries of lectures onlocalgovern- Today My Summer, will again play host to private schools have been in- Sons" this last the following officers were ment in which they featured Homecoming tle U. SU's Drama Guild proved to '50 many high school vited, even better results are elected: President, John Ur- King County officials. of the state's themselves and to the public Jo Richards, senior, pre-med, will be the 1950 Homecom- year, in expected. Students are urged sino; vice president, Pat In concludingits series, the debate teams. This as they arecapable of heavy ing Queen to reign over the week's activities, scheduled in theprevious tourneys,mostof to extend the buddingorators that Bowft; secretary, Joyce Chad- Commerce Club presented drama. Encouraged by this treasurer, Romai; the latter part of January. thestate Catholic high schools a hearty welcome. well; Carl Bobby Morris, King County success, the Guild has chosen librarians, Barbara Ray arfd Presiding with the titian-haired Queen will be Senior will participate in the affair; going to press the fol- auditor, who spoke on the and Peggy Lesser, Junior Princesses Upon another serious play for its John Erickson. Princesses Polly Peiton unlike last year, however, the lowing schools had registered: works and duties of his office. and Marie Bech- next venture, "An Inspector The choir is still selling speakers Helen Strons public high schools of thestate Bellarmine, Lincoln, and St. Other who ad- told; Princesses Harris, chairman; Joan Fitz- Calls." Christmas cards and gifts to club this quarter Sophomore have also been invited. Leo's, all of Tacoma; Mar- dressed the Kathleen Kelly and BettySim- patrick, Mary Kashiwagi, Ber- Theplay will be directed by j secure the money needed for were John P.Brill,King Coun- The tournament will be con- quette, and St. Joseph's Acad- Lanphier, S.J., ich,and Freshman Princesses niceMiller and AgnesRemnes; style, Yakima; Gonzaga, the Rev. Leo their robes. With the home- ty coroner; and Norman Ri- ducted in the traditional emy, of the produc- coming January 25 Florine Ross and Jo Brown. publicity, Tom Bichsel,chair- events in- Marycliff, of Spokane; and the dates for program dell, King County clerk. with all forensic and are Jan. 13-20, inclusive. the deadline for procur- Because one of the nominees man ; Joan Frohmader, Tom cluded. Events such as Ora- Holy Names, Holy Rosary, tion set as Next quarter, under the Weiler, Marie Bechtold, Jack with the ing the 70 robes, choir mem- Black, at the first senior meetingwas tory, Extemporaneous Speak- Holy Angels,and SeattlePrep, Concerned fateful leadership of Gordon and, Dreaney,and JulieDennehy. consequenceson a younggirl's bers are now busily planning will begin a series of not a registered student ing.Impromptu Speaking, and of Seattle. the club senior Tom Towey is chairman life caused by the selfish atti- a mixer for January 13 to aid lectures featuring prominent therefore ineligible, the of a scholarship contest will be Bothell, necessary Open House. Working with Also registered are tudes of six people, the script their fund. A performance on men field of business. class deemed it to offered, along with the uni- Mar- in the Doris Cockrill and Fife, Kent-Meridian,St. is composed of elements of "Voices of the Northwest" hold re-elections. him are versity styledebateitself.This and Helen Strons. Charles Bricker is, tin's. Oveflake, Wenatch- false pride, justice, immorali- radio program, scheduled for At the first meeting, Jo year's high school question High Schools; and Provi- $50 Lesser, and is chairman of the decorations President ee ty, and spirituality; emotion- the near future,will add to Scots Club Will Richards, Peggy "Resolved: that the dence Academy of Vancouver, were elected; committee. Helping him are States Should ally intense throughout all their kitty. Grace Visentine of the United Wash; and Roosevelt Junior- Choristers plan to go carol- the re-elections,Grace was Barbara Ashe, Barbara Ray, by a Direct Vote three acts. Have Jan. Mix at Be Elected Senior High, of Port Angeles. ing December 21, windingup edged out by Polly Peiton. Peggy Lesser, Jack Foster, of the People." Every character in the cast Jack McMahon has an- at the Vet's Mixer. girlsproved Marylin Lee, Art Hooten, and scholarship will of seven, with the exception nounced that there will be a The out-of-town The contest worth, with four of their Marie Mayer. to determine the best of the maid,can be said to be Scots Mixer on Jan. 6 at the their be held to taking places in the Tickets and programs are all-around speaker inthe tour- Nine Appointed a lead role, as all are equally Several SU professors have Encore Ballroom, 13th and number dominant. It will only depend Pike. "Homey" Crollard 1950 Homecoming court. being planned by Chairman ney. Contestants from any been keeping someone besides Bast Malsie and her com- on the interpretation of the busy of late, will arrange for an orchestra. Queen Jo Richards is from Luanne event will be eligible and the Judiciary Board their students mittee of Julie Dennehy, Bob- individual actors to make one namely,the stork. Mostrecent Jim Schultz wasnamed tick- Albany,Ore., and Senior Prin- winner will receive a one-year Due a change in the from bie Miller,Frank Perry,Mary to characterization more out- additions to the educational et chairman,and the publicity cess Polly Peiton comes scholarship to Seattle U. ASSU constitution,this year's Muehe, Eileen Kelly, Mary standing and memorable than are the families of will be taken care of by Ginger Havre,Mont. For many years the tourna- judiciary board will of circle to prin- Kendrick, Donna Schorzman, consist the others. Professors Paul A. Volpe, a Dorn. Tickets will be on sale Both of the sophomore ment has been one of the ninemembers, threeeachfrom cesses, Kathleen Kelly and Connie McNott, and Delores drawing This last aspect should daughter; Charles La Cugna, at the Information Booth on school's main cards the Sophomore, Junior, and BettySimich,are from Fox. prove very interesting,in the a daughter; and Edward Ot- Jan. 1, 5, and 6, from 9 :00 to out-of- Senior classes. The following 1 :()() o'clock. town. Kay is from Yakima light of the castchosen to star tum, a son. Portland, appointments were recently are and Betty is from basis of competi- in the play,for all of them made on the recognized perhaps Seattle Oregon. Education Dept. Rector Heads Seniors, as - Fifty tive examinations: University'smost experienced The Forty annual P. Marilley, Jr. and 'RhapsodyinBlue'Theme HomecomingBall onSaturday Edward and most talentedperformers. Ups Enrollment Tom Weiler ;Juniors,Pat Mc- night, Jan. 28, will climax a 1 Ed Association Consider Frank Caldwell as Presi- Gillicuddy and Shirley Hunt- Annual FallInformal week of reminiscences includ- Seattle's education depart- Election of Seattle U. the portentous, self-satisfied, Of coming Albert Lemieux, S.J., as er; Sophomores, Marybeth "Rhapsody inBlue" will fur- fund. In charge were Jackie ing, among many other activi- ment is up in the dent Rendall, provincial Arthur Billing, a later, world, Professors vice president of the new Moreland, Jaclyn and nish the theme,SpanishCastle Rendall, chairman ; Bernie ties to be announced according to Seibert. wealthy English industrialist Thursday; and Ottum and Myrdie Northwestern unit of the Na- Loretta Hoel- the scene, and Gordon Greene Miller, Adele Manca, and Open House, Edward of the early 1900\s; Lola Turning- Homecoming Game with Lecture, heads of the second- tional Catholic Education As- Neil Mcliean and Virginia SybilBirling, the music for the annual Fall Joann Fitzpatrick. the Randolph membership sken as his wife, College Fri- ary and elementary education sociation was announced Dec. hold cold, and secretly Informal tonight, the last SU out the programs on a blue Pacific Lutheran year's board, which haughty, Chairman Tom departments. Registrations in X, after a meetingof thatbody from last malicious; Kevin Packard as dance before Christmas. A note were day. in Spokane. consisted of only three stu- midnight atmosphere of blue Weiler, Julie Dennehy, Joan Terry Cain,senior, and Ton- thedepartment have increased EricBirling, the son,a wastrel Carroll, are co- 70 per cent over last year's Also elected were: the Rt. dents. Under the present rul- and and silver is planned for the Fox, Ruth Cheshier, Eileen sophomore, will enter in and roue; Mary Kendrick Wright. of Homecoming enrollment, with a current Rev. Raphael Heider, presi- ing, appointees Ellen Nickerson alternating affair, which will beheld from Kelly, and Rita chairmen dent of St.Martin's College at their sophomore year and \) to 12, according to Jerry Publicity for the affair was Week. The various commit- total of 275 teacher trainees. the roles of the maid and the Towey, and members working Next Special Methods Lacey, as head; and Sister serve a three-year term. daughter. Birling, McGill and Louise Segota, co- taken care of by Tom tees term's Sheila a Bechtold, Dorothy them are: Business man students will benefit from a Idamae, S.H.N., dean of stud- The board's first duty is to jealous debutante; chairmen. Marie with snippy, Ferris, Jerry Charles Muehe; public reading room which is planned ies at Marylhurst College, sec- review charters of school or- Frank Sullivan as Gerald Ticket proceeds go toward Strons, Jim and ager, Building assisting. committee, Joe Fitz for room 211. retary-treasurer. (Continued un Pate Six) the Student Union dibble relations THE SPECTATOR Friday, December 16, 1949

3 The SPECTATOR Review the 'dickens' "rip's" luggage MEMBER of the NORTHWEST INTER- " 808 LUCID " SHIRLEY HOLLAHAN COLLEGIATE PRESS CONFERENCE. the firefly must take a stand! Whoever has ventured into one of the a stout trunk that seemed to be empty. inIii publication of " Someone lul LOLA HOELSKEN made her way up the stairs to a the Annotated Student* \V^_-5?4/ There comes a time in every man's University's women's halls on the final She at Senttli- InlwmUy. .^zr-*^ Two months of hard work, twonights has stretched day a quarter must remember large closet in the hallway. The visitor fillilislK-il "ii WedneN- pened again last Friday and has existed, due to the diabol- from the doorway towards the bellows per yenr. Entered iin There original M r" *■ evenings the presentation of "The invading every heretofore hidden crev- and then fall back into its lhlr«l cliikk mutter. with ical efforts of some pulp writer named Firefly" at the Metropolitan Theater. ice and swelling up to a noble and pre- shape. These gymnastics continued until advertUlnc representative! NuUoiial "Rickens" or "Dickens" or something iVallonal Inc., Aye., N*v» by script side's of the container burst and a Advertising Servlee, 420 Slihllhoii Though hampered out-dated like that, a calumnious little bit of liter- carious height. the York 17, N. Y. Opera put girl emergedyawning and stretchingher and poor accoustics, the Guild trash generally known as (ugh) At the foot of these veritable moun- Frank Sullivan ap- al.\- Editor mi a show that truly merited the "The Christmas Carol". tains the traveler may have descried arms. Advisor Leland Hannum plause of the near-capacity audiences light smoke curling up from a village people running Faculty the author has seen fit to glorify A number of came Moderator nights. In it of cosmetic cases, whose varied skins Rev. OwenMcCusker, S.J. of both characters,BobCratch- from the variousrooms butnone of them as his heroes two gleam in the fadingsunlight just where Floiine Ross, appearing in her first ami his son, Tiny Tim, and to pre- seemed to recognize the creature. They EDITORIAL STAFF ei the green tints of the stairwaycarpeting stellar role here at Seattle University, sent as his villain an elderly gentleman all stared at her with equal marks of News Editor Bob Lucid interpreta- melt into the vivid hues of the orientals. surprise, and whenever they cast eyes Jack McLavey delighted everyone with her called Ebenezer Scrooge. Sports Editor "Firefly" girl, A second look reveals an inhabitant upon her, invariably ran their fingers Editor Key Packard tion of the flirtatious He presents Mr. Scrooge as a tight- Feature pres- seated on a feebly constructed shoebox through hair. The recur- Nina. Possessing marvelous stage fisted old miser who refuses to contrib- their constant BUSINESS STAFF coquetted her way with the smoke from her cigarette im- rence of this gesture caused the girl to Elwyn Sneed ence. Miss Ross ute to the local Christmas charity Advertising Manager through light comedy, displaying a parting a bluish haze about her. do the same until she discovered that her Al the organizations (.which were notoriously Assistant Powell As the visitor started to squeeze into grown to her waist! voice of a fine, pleasant quality which corrupt), grant his hair was Dennehy, Tony Gib- and even refuses to the room every now and then he heard Feature Writers—Julie promises to be even richer when she clerk, Cratchet, lengthy vacation All stood amazed until an older girl bons, Margaret Hay, Shirley Hollohan. Bob a long, rolling peals like distant thunder attains the volume which maturity will holiday came tottering out from among the Mary Kendrick, Jaclyn Rendall, Irene in honor of the season. if creaturesupstairs were rolling bring. as the crowd, put her hand to her brow, and Williams, Ted Dooley. Dickens (or Rickens), without any paused for an instant but hat boxes. He peering under it for a moment, ex- Bosko, Joan Froh- Bill Kirby as Jack Travers was a con- consideration of the problems faced by supposed to of those transient News Reporters^—Madelyn sing- it be one this her lost room- Hoelsken, Lou Ann Malsie, vincinghero in both his actingand the employer .condemns the man as un- which often occur in claimed that was mader, Lola thunder showers mate. missing since the Myers, Eileen Wagner, Lorettu ing performances. His voice showed it- just and malicious. He has done this so particular region. On entering the She had been Eileen coloring this first day of school and Seibert. self tobe much improved intone cunningly that down the years the idea main room new objects of wonder pre- afternoon of the year. credit the housemother had feared that shehad Cordova, Art Hooten, and production this Partial has persisted that Scrooge is an odious sented themselves. Sports Reporters—Fred — eloped with the expressman. And to Laigo, Pain, Gloria Torlai, for this must be given toManuel Rosen- character but the truth of the mat- On a level spot in the center was a Sonny Jack — - think that she had been asleep in the Jene Johnston, John Blewett. thai and the Seattle Symphony Orches- ter is SCROOGE WAS PERFECTLY company of odd looking personages closet the entire three months! tra with whom Kirby has been rehears- JUSTIFIED ! !! playing I-doubt-it. They were dressedin Circulation Staff: Hank Bussman, Mickey of Bergman, Dockie Fenton, Rog McSharry, ing in preparation for his rendition In the first place, the alleged victim quaint outlandish college fashion. As the The visitor shrugged his shoulders and Tom Scalzo. the tenor solo in Beethoven's Ninth of Scrooge'smeanness was this Cratchet visitor approached they suddenly desist- and left. He was observed to relate this Symphony at the concert to be present- fellow. Any kind of a close observation ed from their play, and stared at him tale to every man, woman, and child ed January9. of his character shows that he was, at with such a fixed statue-like gaze, and whom he met. Even to this day they Other vocal leads, Jeanne Marie Mc- best,a distinctly suspicious individual- such strange lack-luster countenances never hear a thunderstorm, of a Sum- Ateer, and Joe Zwirn, were outstanding' might have been a he felt baffled as a blackboard mer afternoon, but they think of hat approaches even Communist. that as As Christmas piquant duet, "Sympathy," for a boxes rumbling across the hallway floor 4 in the for his son,Tiny Tim, who was bearing final examination. and you are thinking of a And as — the day of which the ywere enthusiastically re- supposedly so pitifully crippled why, Standing near the group he spied a and of the excitement on last happy holiday at home with on both occasions. a certain quarter. joy- called for an encore he was the most obnoxious little reptile strangefigure whoboreonhershoulders the folks, and you look to Sheridan,Gloria surprises around the tree Comedians Maurice that ever escaped the child labor laws. ous and TomMor- (or with color and tinsel Torlai, Marjorie Carlisle, The twisted leg with which Rickens bright themselves to the eyes of his ornaments, may you not ris especially endeared Dickens) drew tears to the and — in their of JULIEDENNEHY give thought to the audience Marjorie and Tom gullible readers, was the result a procrastination forget to a "they're doing parents. It needy Europe or to say a execution of the dance brawl between him and his — of and Gloria in her no less than Here it is upon us again that from could have sat peacefully at home and prayer for the peace of the now in gay Paree" seems that after splitting Roebuck catalogue. performance as the typical "shuppers" (fifths) of Sweet which there is no escape. Up until now used our Sears and world. Unselfishness and tol- excellent seven Now it was too late to assure delivery. society matron,Mrs. VanDare. Sheridan Lucy between the three of them, they the expulsion of such thoughts from erance and love were the gifts plenty How could we decide what to buy for the whole (as do) our minds was easy. There was of the First Christmas. The can be said to have stolen fell out their class was wont to were at interpreta- spoils be received from the of time. Why worry?Even when we be- everyone when our very lives Christ Child awaits our asking show with his "vaudevillian" over the to only idle Jenkins, neurotic secretary. bottles. gan to see the little numbered squares stake? Had we made use of our renew these blessings inour tion of the nickle deposits on the soaking up to spats, horn -rimmed which ensued, Tiny Tim in the lower right-hand corner of the hours spent the sun at the hearts again this Christmas- Complete with In the riot Then was the time glasses, ascot tie and tails, he cavorted (known among the neighborhood gang daily newspaper, we were stillconfident beach this summer. time. early give sin- to figure out what we couldgive our dad on and off stage with a gusto that re- aa "Killer"), struggle.d with his father, that it was much too to a shopping "We that would have a few potentialities for A merry and joyous Christ- minded one of the famous Keystone cops. lor a butcher-knirefund while in this^ gle thought to Christmas mas to all, both students and smashed across have to be in the mood," we asserted, use by the donor. It was easy enough to Probably the weakest spot in the ungainly position was mother like faculty, at Seattle University. the script, the back with an oak table leg, wielded "and who can get into the mood when think of something for a whole production, outside of cologne used rather by his mother. Apparently it did things Thanksgiving is still in the air?" new bottle of that that we was the chorus, which seemed the last drop of. And of course we could A. A. LEMIEUX, S.J., unsure of its cues. to him, because he was so crippled that Days passed; and weeks, and here we President. afterwards he hadto carry a guninstead give big brother that super new Mills Tn general, however, "The Firefly" are; and the only mood we have man- album; and little brother, a of knife for hisgang wars. Brothers proved itself to be a successful and a aged to become absorbed in is that of that won't have any Mr. Scrooge,a fine old English gentle- only canasta deck so we entertainingmusical. panic and desperation. There are finding 108 cards the next time man, was aware of this appalling situa- Christ- trouble two daysleft. We must finish our we have the gang over.And it would be 1ion and was in constant fear of his life, mas shopping before the day after to- money,from thisbud- awfully convenient if little sister should not to mention his morrow. get match that ob- ding Jukes family. They were always happen to a scarf to depicting the senior after him, even to the point of sending Acting from experience,we puton our scure line in our new plaid skirt, espe- " RON MARPERT Arthur (Cratchet's demented brother- shoulder pads and an expression of grim cially since she has to wear a uniform to school. in-law) to torture Scrooge in the guise resoluteness,and marched into our near- sit store. battlingour But the best solution to the whole sit- Four years of collegeis a long time! ago he'd have broken his back to of a ghost. That was the straw that est department After gait of with and provide with an unendingsup- broke oldMr. Scrooge'sback. way for threecounter lengthsor approx- uation would be acompleteand unwaver- In a way Ienvy the determined ing that Claus bringsevery- square-jawed young freshmen, as ply of coffee. Our boy managesto emit a As a matter of fact the Cratchets imately 100 yards, we determined that faith Santa the by No worries— confidently through the halls semblance of a greeting to her on his neither ate the dinner nor gave the boy we could have avoided this madhouse one what he wants. more they stroll then we No more trampling— Back to childhood! of SU. The executive type with his well way back to his corner. He now mulls any operations. They pooled the money starting last week. At least pressed suit and snappy tie enters his over the number of skips he has in his and the food and turned it in on seven class and nervously debates (a of the 8:00 o'clock classcasually and surround- 8:00 o'clock cases of "plug" popular drink " MARY KENDRICK ed by an aura of confidence. Carefully the possibility of returning to the com- period), and proceeded to become riot- pot pourri forting arms of his classmates. ously full week. heplaces his shinynew brief-case beside immune for a so the midnight oil burns fast among her hobbies is music." (As you'll and say. years later, after Scrooge And Oh? him and with a certain air of self-adu- Maybe sneer at me Two Mr. again, while struggle bravely on, the New Yorker would say.) guy dreg— poor-house (never fail- we lation reaches into the pocket of his "What a shame! That is a had gone to the quarter's Someone came up to us the other day Cratchets),Bob Crat- completing a work in three Harris tweed, extracting a crisp copy he'll never amount to a thing." ing topray for the Completing? witty little inquiry: trying hold up days. And still it burns with a of the "Wall Street Journal." "Wonder Let's look at our man a little closer, chet was killed while to faster, until the light of time "What do you call that article of yours Lloyd's following year too soon how the market closed yesterday ? Hear which they were enthusiastically re- of London. The out us screaming Sotpourrie?" On what coffee ground, (who be known flickers and leaves ... G.E. dropped a couple of points. Confi- executive has come to realize that life Tiny Tim had come to confusion. may we ask? neighbor, "Timmy Trig") his mother "bon ami" in utter dentially," he confides to his isn't going to be that proverbialbowl of as the and Oh, yes, quarter to Wastetime Department: Spending ye hanged for rubbing out a watch- this was the make "a guy ought to snap up a few shares. cherries. Maybe by now he is smart were the grade, the quarter for everyday olde happy afternoon, were Dolores Mc- — change." robbing a "Glug" warehouse. Yes sir pick up a little enough to have figured out that his man and study, for keeping up, for extended re- Guire and Marry Jo Conroy dancing the fitting a hideous career of — Four yearslater it isn't too difficult college degree isn't going to provide a A climax to search, endeavor unsurpassed but alas, "Huckle-buck" to the "Hot Garlic Over- this student, perhaps — to picture same round trip ticket to the stars. As hor- crime. 1 IT'S ture". What no polish sausages? — told and my con- for the truth must be known ... "a little less precise, but far wiser in the rible as the thought may be he has So now it has been — JUST LIKE LAST ! ! ! Has anyone seen the little redheaded Eyes radiating is again at peace— goodbye QUARTER ways of the world. not probably figured that there's a bottom science The idiot marches on! gal with the mobilized locker? of embryo execu- — may you all have a Christmas the self-assurance an iung on the ladder and that ithas his Miserable then the final blow, the Maybe she is only selling Christmas rather, yet uneasy HorridNew Year. But comes tive but the shrewd name on it. There's just one way to get and a day when instructor insipidly card ,but Joyce Chadwell should get a just succeeded fatal an nature of a guy who has to the top of that ladder— take off the inquires, be that several of my license and put that thing on wheels. touching buddy couple of bucks "Could it in a for a coat and climb it. students are subtly AND unofficially, "No, Ican't make this hike today payday. ... until By the time our hero is a Senior, the AUDITING THIS CLASS?" too much studying to do." said Joan theCave casually,oblivious pocket He enters Jesuits might possibly have succeeded Ah yes, when it's night time in Italy, Barry,head in hands,eyes on cheeks. to the fact that his name rests on the penetratinghis head with a little hard " finals over here Virginia is Guess old W. C. Fields is not yet too of 8:00 o'clock class in high in R. MAY it's ... the role an He just might realize that he parable migratory Byrd what a old to be remembered, or even revered finance, something like that. doctrine. — home of the ... or Quick- to be tough to be good and to live certain city, loss to the world! ... at least some of the students were ly and with practiced despatch he downs has And it came to pass, ina up to his religion is not an easy row to officials wex'e A turn to gay gags brings us to the on hand at the Roosevelt Theater this cup he "isn't worth that some of the thereof that of coffee that a It takes all 24 hours and all seven seeing this, did story about one of more famous week to display a hearty approval plugged morning". hoe. corrupt. The people, on SU's ... nickle without in the days. man" is sniping from say lads, realm of the ridicu- and on hand for days following with pocket, per- That "old not, however, to themselves: Our famous in the He leaches into the worn every angleand you've got to be shrewd there- lous, you understand.Having a date one individual interpretation and suggested haps that of an old Army jacket, and officials are corrupt: we cannot beat him or you're going to end uplike Rather, said: young evening, our hero found himself improvements on ssuch lines os: briskly thumbs through the morning to fore obey the laws. they an old dishrag. Just awfully limp and of living. working late and without transporta- "Shall Ihit daddy with a rock, paper managed pick up They suffer from the high cost that he to on the plenty wrung may reign? Did disaster mommy?" cagey out. Let us therefore vote, that they tion. Did disaster bus through a seriesof maneuvers. snow? All hail, disaster! "Respect your father dear — what momentarily receive his He probably figures by now that he have more money. — The funnies sipping Never,no never 'twas here that this kind of a rock?" ("White Rock?") attention, likewise sports isn't going to spend his life And in that same city there was a undivided the the officials clever Casanova bestowed the lucky date We wonder if these fellows have been section— financial page is probably the cocktails in the Cloud Room across great church, and some of the — dreamy-eyed doll. He corrupt And the peo- with a car token, told her where to meet fostering any games of "Squeegylum" Vame as it was a week ago the editorial table from some thereof were also. might be counting on a good gal that ple, seeing this,murmured among them- him, and announced triumphantly, "Let this social season. For information con- page he considers definitely the product — that Jim Ryan is cerning rules of said game, see "Never tragically juvenile can turn out at least 10 kids including selves,saying:Our officials are corrupt, it never be said a of a retarded and cheapskate!" Give a Sucker on Even Break" or "John puts paper, a couple of recruits for Notre Dame. therefore we cannot obey the church. mind. He aside the sneers they Observation Department: McGivern." at someone who asks to borrow it, and All in all, Idon't think that our hero Andit was said to them that should Clever say: They suffer from the high (found in the last issue of the "rag") Before itbecomes a necessity to drink goes a refill. On his way he com- is a flop. Idon't even think he is dis- rather for leavening. therefore pray "Miss Webber attended SU where she the midnight oil for breakfast bid pletely ignores the melting smile of a illusioned. 1 think he just might be get- cost of Let us ... may strength. was a member of the Opera Guild; we "bon ami." sweet young thing for whom a few years ting wise. that they have more Friday, December 16, 1U49 THE SPECTATOR 4 Ralph's Meat Market quality meats New Year's Eve FOR THE HOLIDAYS , 905 James Street n . ' ' Samuel R. Alsop, Prop. Get U Date ■ « — ~ Stay Out' Late Avp- Here s the Place To TWrvACI1J AVC Celebrate GOWN SHOP LOVELY GIFTS TWO FLOOR SHOWS Suggestions Lingerie - in for _, - Christmas Six Big Acts 4 Days Left TOMMIE COATS School „ I and „ I NYLON SLIPS GOWNS „ ... - D - ... housecoats Favors Balloons Confetti HOSTESS GOWNS vdvv r j n/r- Yes! FORMALS, Too! FREE Ice and Mixer 1012 madison ST. Dancing All Night Phone MAln 7228 GQOD MuglC

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With all the four-game losers have benefited from grand style two weeks ago, with those two resounding vic- Listing eight veterans on Brightman and his surprising runaway win over the highly their 15-man roster, the Ever- their six-day layoff. tories, the Papooses' Vandal Olympic the just as admirable ett JC squad is deep in tal- Not only have the wounds of the Cougar and touted JC five and Chiefs' heal, chance baffling Clark gang. ented sophomores and fresh- defeats had time to but Coach Al has had the of the Lewis and Carlson, through- men. Headed by Jack Basketball followers,not onlyon our campusbut who when the Vikings how far the Chieftains are giant six-foot-one guard, out the entire city, wonder just theall stars Sonight,Western Washington in- Seattle U. students have their fingers was chosen one of going this— season. of the state last year,and 'Big' Chiefs Rode into vade the campus in hopes to crossed they're pulling with all they are worth for a suc- straight over the — considerably than the last. Nick Puhich,as heis called by make it two cessful season a season better the Chieftains, the Chiefs are ex- squad has attained much citywide atten- his enthusiastic fans, of Death' The SU hoop Spartans gunning 'Valley pected to employ the more or- present campaign— more than ever A will be for tion for the before. straight thodox racehorse brand of ball is, numbering more victories than their fifth win to good season, that a season slate clean. (WSC-IdahoGyms) in an effort to crawl back on during 30-game schedule, would disclose to all keep their setbacks the By PAIN the victory wagon. that Seattle U. is growing, not only in enrollments, but in Dohenny Drops School JACK prominence and spirit. Coach Fenton reports that (With apologies to At least, Brightman has After the squad's preseason build-up, where the fan was John O'Brien,one of the twins Rudyard Kipling.) spent the majority of theprac- season's players were back, plus has been ailing with a minor "Into the hills of the Palouse tice week gettinghis squad to told that the best of last shoot, prospects frosh stars, the open- leg injury but will probably rode thegallant five, run hard, break and several hot transfer and two shoot, ing defeats disheartening. But in the Alpine game, be set for the game tonight. Cougars to the right of them; shoot. From the slow- game were down style, Chiefs haddif- Coach Brightman had his club working smoothly and they The Papooses have also lost Vandals to the left of the 31-16 upset. the services of Jimmy Dohen- them. ficulty getting shots off administered a against "Well! It looks as though the— team may be all right ny, six-foot-four center from Theirs not to wonder why, Idaho and WSC. again," thought the student body so they jammedinto the Orting, who recently with- Theirs but to fight and try. Tonight's battle will be the gym for the Lewis and Clark clash. That overwhelming vic- drew. Dick Naish has been But wonder they did, when Vikings' second trip to Seattle tory made the follower's heart stout once again. more than promising as a re- Jack Friel's Cougars ran this season. Last week end they dropped Brightman has his men playinghis waynow, they feel— placement for John O'Brien, roughshod for a 59-39 win and an82-52 decision to the resurgent UW quintet and, if so — it's no telling how far they will go. but as yet Coach Fenton has By FREDDIE CORDOVA and SONNY LAIGO the U. of Idaho Vandals not acquired a permanent re- scalped by at Edmundson Pavilion. The two thorough whippings last week end at Pullman against a guy who's gress semi-pro tournament. them 19 counters. completely. placement for Dohenny. Playing Gigantic Gene Conley, Ed The locals will be seeking and Moscow shouldn't discourage the SU fan too 5 ft. 9 in. isn't so bad. But Al playing with Mt. — The Chieftains weredefinitely playingout of their class. It has been stated, "that as was Gayda, Ted Tappe these sweet revenge for the defeat Then when he turns out to be fast against the twins on Vikings the Cougars and Vandals will rack up more than one the O'Brien twins go, so go Vernon were the outstanding three the handed them at again, and tricky, able to touch the home town, South Am- Bellingham just victory — they'll the Papooses," and that is their among sharp Cougars who on Nov. 9. as decisive over their N.Division foes basket rim from a boy, N. J., team in the 17- 10 probably over, Against about the way that things flat-footed two-platooned the Chiefs into Then on Saturday the var- tasteas sour a defeat before it'sall too. jumpstart,and somehow man- inning marathon which colleges, stacked up when the colorful the sity and frosh play St. Mar- the smaller of which the remainder of the Chiefs' ages break into the clear finally won. From .submission. consists,Brightman's brighties should hold their own. freshmen met the Elks' quin- to Easterners tin's at Olympia in another schedule — before the opponent realizes thence Brightman blushed up For five minutes,6,000 WSC - Friday they tangle with the Vikingquint that nosed tet and were defeated for — doubleheader night of basket same it that's worse! on his salesmanship, told the funs watched an even ball them out up at Bellingham, earlier. On our own grounds, the the first time this season. It dropped in a shot that, that twins there was a Seattle U. game. Rose gang Chiefs should come out victorious. was a NW League game, and And, to top if and Hedequist The Ranger is paced guy's do existing, and made the boys from the key, by The toughest opponents left on the schedule are Gonzaga consequently a costly one. got a twin who can with lay- All-ConferenceCenterDean — gimme agun, boy, forget all about their inten- and Willis followed also led the Ever- (twogames) and Portland U. (four games). If they can play After dominatingmost of the the same the who don't leave my mess lyin' tions of going to St.John's, in ins off the post to knot League in scoring last Coach Al's way,it will be difficult for any Evergreen Loop entire first and second halves, and Thenthe tricky Cougar n Papooses around! Brooklyn. And why not? ... score. five to outmaneuver them. the blew a fourth- trio dominated the boardsand l()-point At the season's start, Edplaced on the All-Ameri- 1 Monday they return quarter lead and vir- raced for four buckets and an Twins Spark Papooses tually lost the contest on fouls coaches of the Buchan Bakery ca outfield, while John was a Xi,n to the campus for an O'Brien lead. five, the Olympic JC, and the close runner-up at third base. 8-point evening meeting with the Pa- high theFrosh's due to the new two-minute The platoontook the Thebasketball-loving SU students are on ruling. Elks have found out to their second cific University aggregation, star guards, John and Ed O'Brien. And no wonder! Not only John,the elder by 5 minutes, floor and held the lead until The big guns in this con- dismay that Ed and John are was inbasketballand from Forest Grove, Ore. do they swish the twine consistently, but their speed, fight, breakers and "specialize All-State the starters returned to move test were John O'Brien, who fast Ed wound up on the second halftime mar- and ball-handling continually keeps the opposition on edge as in crossing paths on defense on to a 29-18 scored 22 points for the Pa- team. Together they steered gin. The scheduled home game well as providing the spark and spirit for the rest of Fenton's and offense alike." So much 4, 1950, pooses, and Wyse, who clicked their St. Mary's High hoop It here that the locals' of Feb. with the warriors. so that two opponents get so was Young Men's Institute five Olympic fray imparts good example. for 20 points for the victors. team to be Catholic champs of style was throttled. The The JC a At half- statement, confused they gang up on one set lias been canceled. time, trailing, Ten minutes into the The fruthof the New Jersey. But in the state cagy cougars up the the Frosh were 27-25. go, go O'Brien while the other half bottled In letter Willard Fen- quarter them leading. They had scored 20 points "as the O'Brien's so the tournaments the twins' team key with a defense that saw a to third found (Continued on Page Five) scores unguarded. ton, graduate manager of while the JC's had been held to five counters. Sixteen of was nosed out bya Holy Fam- pivotmen Spangler and Hig- This featured "Who has the ily five. surrounded by the ever- athletics at SU, the coach those 20 scores were registered by the O'Brien twins. Don't of Papooses lin the YMI quint — they Toni?" act the The 18-year-olds, both present Conley, Gayda and of stated ask me which twin scored what Isee double when Black Balls,Padres gets pretty confusing at times that, the AAU — weighing 155 pounds, come Tappe. On the quick passout due to tour- start moving into action but their fire and accuracy made but the fans still holler for nament in February, they upset from a family of seven. the SU forwards were clear, the overwhelming over the '48 state JC champions if one of the optical illu- were unable to be here at possible. Pace Bowl League more Asked how different is the but failed to draw out the de- sions is benched. The crowds inconsisten- that time. Inlast week's Elks Club contest,John peppered22 points With almost half of the — fenton, undoubt- brand of basketball here,from fense because of YMI is member of the bowling season ended, andthe like them cy. a through the hoop. Ed almost matched that by picking up edlyisgrinning when nobody's New Jersey's type, the O'Bri- AAU. 17 against Ballard three dayslater. scores tabulated, the record — ens quickly agreed that it is Washington State contin- looking how about Al 20 Tomorrow Everett JC will test the Papooses in the pre- sheet predicts a close fight to It all happened rougher here and faster there. ued the pace in the last the finish between Brightman? Conley was covering starting lineup for to- liminary to the Chieftain-Viking mix. Saturday they travel two stand- year Wichita, Kas., in Both are premajors, resid- minutes. teams, laboring under the last at boards like a pup-tent, lt's tilt is undecided, al- with the varsity to Olympia to meet St.Martin's frosh. out the Baseball Con- ing at Vets Hall. the names of the Black Balls and National (one time he tipped the ball igh either leading scorer The Loftiest of All Grid Classics the Padres (the latter is an six times above the out- 1 Spangler or Soph Bill title). lin will be An- The Shrine game, played every New Year's Day in the authentic stretched palms of Chieftain at center. Kezar Memorial Stadium, San Francisco, is the worthiest of Thepedagogues, as of Dec. defenders while attempting to ;r sophomore, Bobby Fei- all postseason grid classics. This New Year's Day Shrine bat- 7, were living up to their score) and was connecting will see plenty of action 1 tle (which, incidentally, will not be played on New Year's names by leading the student like an automatic machine. mse of his showing in the Day at all, but Dec. 31, since Jan. 1 falls on Sunday) willbe high-score team with a .636 Hooks and tip-ins to the tune 10 clash. the 25th, marking a quarter-century of a noble undertaking. percentage, compared to the of a 20-point total were in The benefits from this annual clash are turned over to .609 for the runners-up. The the scorebook before the giant EUROPE BY BICYCLE total games-won-and-lost page fouled out in the last period.IheLow-Cost Student Tours, Bus or the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children. The Jan. 1, 1949, Bike. From 63 days, $435, allmcl. show, which netted the hospital somewhat better than $110,- shows a 22-8 for the S.J.s, to Earl Spangler took advant- 000, raised the total to $1,292,000, which has helped 7,000 a 23-9 for the Black Balls.The age of eight free throws while SITA ADVENTURE Trails crippled again. remainder of the standings sinking four from the floor to Students' Internat'l Travel Assn. children to walk Dept. W 5744 34thN.E. KE.1852 The footballers who stage this classic contest, a gang of were not available at press- pace the SU attack with 16 outstanding Eastern college seniors, and stars chosen from time. points. the Western college teams, donate their sei'vices do the In the line of individual Moscow was the second as scoring honors, SUGA coaches who receive the honor of readying the two all-star the women's chapter in a sad story. JOHN senior elevens. division shows the following: From the openingwhistle to pack with Each one receives an .jacket and engraved Pat Sloan leads the halftime the Chiefs were def- The Popcorn Man emblemed average,Betty watch. The gate earnings are turned over to the Shrine a 127 Dhanene initely in the game. The plays Hospital. holds down the second spot were working, but lay-ins and Naturally, the show has to be a goodone to attract some with 120, and that's not short, set shots weren't find- 60,000 spectators every year. This year's participants give weight; Louise Segota and ing their way into the hoop. evidence that the fans do see a highly competitive football Rose Bruesati complete the Jenkins, Vandal Guard, hit CLIPPER SERVICE contest. list of women leaders with 115 for three in a row from about Across the Street fromSchool averages,respectively. TheEastern squad has such gridders as LynnChandnois, and 114 30 feet out. Effective long- PETROLEUM The men leaders line up as QUALITY MSC; Art Murakowski, Northwestern; Hillary Chollet and Here's a bit of fast action in the recent Papooses- shots kept the Vandals out PRODUCTS Pete Dorset, Cornell; Clayt Tonnemaker, Minnesota; and follows : Elks Club game, lost by the yearlings, 57 to 61. front for the first period. Pat McGillicutty 166 lo- Harry Szulborski,Purdue. ccontimwd Psga n*t) After intermission the .... Len Jewell 157 cals' shooting and passing be- Fr.F.Logan,SJ 154 came wilder as the Vandals Dick Dahl 149 used their height and speed 8. Sauressig 147 cAction! cAction! to advantage.Lay-ins and tip- HILL TOP Fohn Norton 145 ins by Geisler and Pritchett 5-Poini Cleaners 3uentin Beck 143 boosted the Vandal score to BARBER SHOP 1112 Broadway PV. J. Kelley, S.J 143 The SPECTATOR Gets Results 32-18 within five minutes. Frank Perry 142 From there on out Coach Fin- J-» i c"...«_i._ lAn The Only Advertising Medium for Washington's to aul Swartz 142 ley dipped into his reserves 018 Madison Nextdoor Chieftain Fountain Toobad there isn't a trophy THIRD -LARGEST UNIVERSITY liberally. for theteam that can talk the Bob Feiser getting his first MAin 8718 SPECIAL FOUR-HOUR SERVICE most. Martelli and his Ques- starting assignment looked tion Marks would nab first Contact the AdvertisingDepartment, CA. 9400, Ext.30 good. His scrappy defensive place by a landslide. (Continued on Page Five) LI n Friday, December 1(5, 1949 TH E SPECT A T R travel by bus to Olympia, Rode into Papooses Tackle where they meet the St.Mar- Chiefs Champs Lose tin's Frosh in the preliminary Everett Jayeee to the Chieftain-Rangertussle. 'Valley of Death' (The outcome of the Pa- Einal Game In Preliminary poose-Renton A and B NWL (WSC-IdahoGyms) scrap of Wednesday evening ICanliiiiicil from Page Four) was not available at press (Continued from Page Four) To All-Stars Papooses," was verified Tues- time.) work and effective one hand- By JOHN BLEWETT day night at Mt. Vernon. ThePapoosesreceived ashot er from out front caught the The Frosh five overcame a week, the first time in two in the arm this when fancy of the Moscow fans. For 12-point Skagil Valley Jun- Moscatel, years the league champion Ray former Garfield ior College lead when John ace, squad. .i.r. \*>at tasted defeat,as the all-city joined the FG FT PFTI Odd Halls O'Brien got "hot" to tie the eli- season's All-Stars scored a However, Moscatel will be Rose, f 2 3 2 score at 67-67 at the endof the gible only for NWL contests. Willis, 1 0 0 I hard-fought 13-7 victory. Up f regular playing time. But in His appearance will offset the Sliglin, c 0 3 2 1 to this game the Odd Balls the five minute overtime, John Rambeig, g 10 1' loss of Dohenny, at least, for 2 5 ( had not been defeated for two cooled off and the JC five Iledequlst, g 2 straight competi- the Leaguegames. Spangler, c 4 8 4 1( seasons of walked off victorious. 77-70. PAPOOSES (57) King, f 0 3 2 1 tion, including a victory over Led by their all-conference aggrega- WSC (59) last year's All-Star center, Stuurmans,who tallied Doherty, f 2 15 5 FG FT PFTIp tion. scores, the Skagit Valley Naish ,f 0 3 0 3 1( 25 Vaughan, 0 10 1 Sayda, f 4 2 1 o This year's game was as looked like the class of the JC c Sambold, f 2 2 2 18 close throughout as the final E. O'Brien, g 4 0 2 8 8 4 5 2(10 League. Stuuvmans couldn't T. O'Brien, g 7 8 5 22 Conley, c indicated, but the All- rappe, g 3 0 2 ((i score be stopped. J. Cartier, f 0 0 0 0 Uowell, f 1 0 0 : Stars put their galaxy of of- Johnny O'Brien's 20 points E. Paige, f 0 10 1 4 Rosser, f 2 12!5 fensive stars wherever the topped the Papooses. To date Rainbolt, c 2 6 10 Buttln, g 2 15!B opportunity presented itself. Miller, g 0 10 1 :: the speed-ball twin has aver- Holden, g 3 0 2 0 Roberta, g 10 1! The Odd Balls scored first Zarrol, g 0 l 0 l aged 14 points per game. Jack ELKS (61) after Jim Berard had sparked FG FT PFTP Brunswick, g 10 0!a Shown above are the members of SU's new yell team. Kneeling (left to right): Doherty connected for 18 a drive which went to the All- Marilyn Bishop, to share honors. Ridings, f 2 115 Eskanazi, Helen Klepich, Ray Gantz. Standing: John Delories, counters Colohan, 2 0 4 4 ; five-yard line, where Joe Mike Papooses f «.U. 6D Star (Juier. Saturday the will 2 20 FG FT PFT1I' connect- and Delia Wyse, c 9 1 Dahlem ran wide and Knowles, g 2 3 2 7 Higlin, f 4 0 15! ed with Jack Andersen on. a Sherwood, g 0 12 1 Rose, 0 4 1'i MORE about f pass for the score. mates Bob Vezzani (league's Brown, f 3 12 7 Spangler, c 0 3 2:3 short best blocker) and Dave Piro Loveland, f 0 0 0 0 Hedequist,g 0 4 5'4 Bob Ultsch of the All-Stars Balls Retain Vezzani was Odd Perry, 10 4 2 g 4 0 0 1il returned the kickoff to the50- were also named. Jack McLavey's "Brave Talk" c Feiser, Carnovale,g 4 2 4 10 3 0 4 (f! masterpiece also named. Vezzani was ade- (Continued from Pane Four) Willis, I yard line on a of Kniffen, g 0 0 10 Ahern, g 1 0 0 :2 stalwart, while Piro twistingand dodging. He then fensive Intramural The Western representative team will go along with All- Savage, g 13 2 5 (54) back. IDAHO tossed a 25-yard pass to John was the league's fastest American Doak Walker. SMU; Lindy Berry,TCU; Jim Pow- FG FT PFT1V John Ursino,a speedy runner, 1 21!0 Collins, and on the next play ers, USC; Ken Carpenter,Oregon State; George Bayer,Wash- Pithcett, £ 7 was the Kigmy namedas team Football Crown Geisler 2 5 3!9 hit Tom Bichsel on the goal ington,and a host of other senior stars. 2- alternate. A diehard Odd Ball team St'lworth,c 12 4 line with another aerialfor the scoring Jenkins, g 4 0 2 18 This ended thefirst half The Knights produced two staged a terrific rally, Indian Lore ... 110 score. last Prognosticating! Cal over Ohio State; Dollinger, g 0 0 scoring, with the Odd Balls offensive threats in Kirby two touchdowns in the Bowl Game Rose: Pollard,f Oil:1 defeat Kentucky over Santa maintaininga 7-6 lead. Pain, who can pass or run four minutes of play, to Sugar: Oklahoma over LSU; Orange: [ions,f 2 0 2'4 Kigmies, 19-13, capture ; Rice No. Evidently the UW Wheeler, 0 13 1 All-Stars completely equally effective from the left the to Clara Cotton : over Carolina. ... c The foot- surprisingly stronger than anyone ex- Barker, c 0 1 0 1 the second half side, and Jack Harrington, theuniversity intramural basketball squad is dominated offensive punch in winning, 82-52, Mead, g 3 0 3 10 with Bob Ultsch twice fading who besides being a fast and ballball title for the second pected. They showed their year. the Washington. Huskies also have outscored pass, and twice changing shifty runner, played great successive It was from Eastern The to only the winners were ÜBC, CPS, and the Vancouver Mapleleafs. ÜBC and the PATRONIZE our ADVERTISERS! his mind and twistinghis way defensive ball. Chuck Schuler time Vikings the Chiefs. Saturday the Huskies through enemy defenders to was the third Knight to win ahead and, up to that sensa- have both defeated Come In, try on the World Fainou* then an All-Star berth as reward tional finish, the Kigmies had face Alpine, whom the Chiefs held to 16 counters. Le TRAPPEUR FrenchSki Boot the Odd Ball 10. Ultsch pass Bob Vez- for his superior blocking and maintained a solid lead which rifled a bullet to bring Pierre the end zone on the all-around play. seemed certain to them zani in and the league next play to produce the win- Thelowly Sinn Feiners gave the game £.njou uowi nzxt vacation wiling in tnz ning touchdown. to the team twoof the league's championship. BillLohrer strongest defensive men, Tom A Kigmy pass on the last Unlvfmlty Way MX. 4-100 to The Odd Balls attempted "Doc"Shov- of the game fell out of SsautifuL Canadian offense into high Bichsel and Frank play cz/\ockt£.± put their spirit and the hands of the receiver on but the stellar defensive lain. Bichsel's team gear Shovlain's hard blocking held the goal line to add even more - LODGE For Your play of Bob Vezzani stopped ALL EXPENSE SKI TOURS TO BANFF AND SUNSHINE together a weak Sinn Feiner drama to the thrill-filledgame. the Odd Ball attack cold. Dick first half wasabattleof Transportation, meals and lodging at Banff, bus transfers, unlimited use of chair noble effort six. The SkiRentals Stevenson made a Benders lines with both teams charg- lift and tows, all in one low-priced package game for the Odd The Spaghetti to save the league's ac- ing fast and hitting hard. The stealingthe ball from boasted the most — Balls by thrower of both long Kigmies scored thefirst touch- For Reservations, Tickets and Further Information Apply to Come to the fullback with seconds togo curate the and short passes in Larry down when Bob Ultsch hit Al andalmost breakingaway,but short pass on tightened Stevens. 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Corner 4th South and Lander MAin 8707 Evenings 'til 9 "ACCURATE" jg^T The People to See Before You Ski THE SPECTATOR Friday, December 16, 1949 Sodality Gives Graham, Malsie From Hall Party for Lead New Club To Hall Don Graham, senior electri- Orphan Girls cal engineeringmajor;and Lu- Christmas cheer is being anne Malsie, senior mathe- happily spread from hall to This afternoon the annual major, elected matics were last 'all in spite of the gloom of Orphans' Christmas Party, week president and secretary, sponsoredby the Sodality, will respectively, of the newly finals. Each women's hall has make 80 youngsters from Sa- formed Math Club at Seattle had its annual Yuletiile din- cred Heart Orphanage just a University. ner, with the exchangeofpres- little merrier. The Knights of The purpose of the club is ents and candlelight caroling Columbus have once more do- to provide classroom teaching around the tree afterwards. nated their hall,complete with aids and stimulate a local in- [f Santa and his reindeer a trimmed Christmas tree, not terest in the field of mathe- drove over the housetops to mention the essential Santa matics. The club proposes to around Seattle U., he'd find Claus costume. have alibrary of three-dimen- that ALL \VK WANT FOR Colleen Langheads the com- sional models of irregular- CHRISTMAS IS: to hear that mittee of Sodalists workingon shaped figuresto aidengineers Joan McLean survived at least the party. The gifts were con- and mathematics students in Making plans for tonight's Fall Informal are committee a month without a campus... tributed by students and some Tom Carroll, Terry Cain,Ed Muehe plot the course o: the visualization of specific give Campion a forthcoming Homecoming members (left to right) Louise Segota, Joan Fitzpatrick, to Hall 10- were purchased with the cash celebration. problems. Portable black- foot addition to their rather will Hal Wales, Jerry McGill. donations received. Santa boards with rectangular and cozydining room ... to be able personally present each or- polar coordinates have been to play bridge as well as Joan phan with her gift at today's Prep,O'DeaReady Mistletoe Mingle made to aid in classroom dem- CLUB CALENDAR Berry ... to own a little rain party, which will also feature With Christmas just around onstrational plotting. Where hat like Terry McMonagle's The What When carol singing and games. For the corner the Vet's Hall spon- Anyone interested in the Fall Informal Friday, Dec. 16, 9:00 Spanish Castle have 2 leave for the cream, Hoop Clashes ... to a :30 bill of fair includes ice sored Mistletoe Mingle beck- field of mathematics may join Finals Tues.-Wed., Dec.- 20-21 fall informal ... to drive soda, and cakes donated by O'Dea's Irish and Seattle all evening the club and use its special Christmas Vacation Wed.,Dec. 21 Wed., Jan. 4 Liberal Arts Chickie jeep be ons one and to an IK's Tuesday, Jan. 3, 7:30 Liberal Arts Stewart's yellow Sodalists. Prep's Panthers will soon of dancing and models to aid in solving par- of it again!This time they will entertainment. Scots Club Friday, Jan. 6, 7:30 Liberal Arts convertible ... to own one at The purpose of this annual ticular problems. Philosophy Monday, Jan. 2; 7:30 the be scrapping on the Club Liberal Arts beautiful cable knit sweat- basketball affair lighten hearts Meetings are held once a Gavel Club Tuesday, Jan. 10, 7:30 Liberal Arts Peg floor. is to the ers Hawkins makes ... to of all of those who got under month. The time and place of Education Club Tuesday, Jan.10, 7:30 Liberal Arts always remember "Joan Light- Previewing Next Tuesday evening Dec- the next meeting will be Art Club Tuesday, Jan.10, 7:30 an "A"in their final tests.But AlphaTau Delta Tuesday, Jan. 10 foot" Wales who is leaving ember 20, the two Catholic don't let this stop you from posted. Bordeaux Hall for Ellensburg Chieftain Toes high school,traditional rivals, attending because even honor in the Food Lab Highlighted — and Europe, eventually ... meet for the first time this students will be more than Home Ec Coeds the refreshments. to have BettyDehanes sell her St. Martin's College hoop season. Their second welcome. Many Veteran Assisting Rita were Sally Scots Club cards but espe- call ... meeting, their schedules Themixer will take place in Judd, refreshments; Barbara cially, to know that everyone Following tonight's home for four or five battles with AdoptFamily the Rainbow Room of Eagles ActorsReturn Klingele, program and Olive is having the happiest Christ- game with the Western Wash- each other (four are definite), Charbonneau and Sheila Pres- Al's Auditorium from 9 to 12 on mas and the merriest New ington Vikings, Coach will be immediately following For Christmas ton, publicity. Year. braves head for the state capi- Christmas holiday,onJan- the eveningof December 21st. ForNew Play the Smooth music will be fur- The Colhecon Club's annual tol for a Saturday night en- (Continued from I'agc One) uary 4. nished by Seattle's popular Christmas party was held Thank You, Folks! gagement against theRangers All of the games will be Croft, the well-meaning but Compliments of of St.Martin's College. Jackie Souders. Thea cappella rather weak-willed prospective Tuesday evening,December 13 staged at the Seattle U. gym, sing Clothing THE CHIEFTAIN choir will Christmas car- son-in-law; in the Lab. PAT'S BAR Rangers have a 52-29 starting at 8:00 o'clock. during and Bob Lucid as B.Q. The ols the intermission. direct, ...As in past years, the home FOUNTAIN loss at the hands of Pacific ODea will be seekingsweet the forceful, and an- 1118 Twelfth Aye. Jack Dreany was elected noyingly disconcertingInspec- economics club has adopted a Appreciates Your Business Lutheran and a 59-54 victory revengefor the 6-0 defeat the generalchairman of the dance needy family and will brighten over Seattle Pacific, on their Panther football eleven hand- tor Coole. and will be assisted by Frank Put this cast in a play like their Christmas with a box of early-seasonstandings.Before ed out, spoiling a previously Boschert, John and Ed O'Bri- clothing, toys and food. These Saturday's match with SU,the undefeated,untied grid season "An Inspector Calls," and SU en,Tom Kop, and Bill Landre- has an entertainment event were collected and wrappedat Merry Christmas andHappy New Year Rangers tackle Whitworth,N. lor the Irish. the will be viile on the ticket committee; that should be witnessed by party. The box To STUDENTS AND FACULTY Idaho, and Richland Indepen- Prepregistered a 31-29 hair Dave Kneeshaw, John Carey, given to the family, who know everyone! OFSEATTLE dents (outcomes not available win over Lakeside in their SteveTwohy,Jim O'Shea,Ray nothing aboutityet,at Christ- UNIVERSITY at press time). opener, and lost toBothell,37- Gantz, and Jack White for mas, according to Chairman weekend. Newcomers None preaches better than the FINE Bill Sullivan, who potted 20 27 last Publicity; Dennis Robel, Don ant, and she says nothing. Rita Wright. SEGMN'S FOOD John Haber- 903 James Street points against SPC; and vet- Tim Murphy and Pritchard, and Gene Johnson Traditional Christmas was- starting forward eran Scott Fraser man the ly play the for decorations; Stan Janicke The manof the hour spent many sel (a hot punch) and cookies The Store That Delivers Groceries . . . CALL ELiot 7952 Rangers' forward slots. Sul- positions; sophCal Voegtlin is and Tom Gaffney for business, days and nights getting there. made by the girls of the club center; holdover livan, a transfer, was second- a standout at and Dave Sargent, John Nos- high in the JC confer- Jerry Schrapps plays a guard ier and Quentin Beck will have scorer Drummeyal- ence last season. while Laing and charge of the refreshments. ternate at the other guard Admission will be 75 cents. DeadlyDean Dion,all-Ever- post. green Conference center, as ODea likewise has won one Never tell a young person that loop's top well as the scorer and lostone to date. They took something can't be done. God may last season, leads their attack Edmonds the first try,butEd- have been waiting for centuries from the keyhole. monds ran away from themin for someone just ignorant enough Sullivan, Jerry Mul- the return match. The Irish of the impossibility to try it—and Dan succeed. vany, Bob Deleo, and Scong starting five has been: Boyce outstanding as a yearling on and Dier at forwards; Mezich alternate as guards. Bob as pivotman;with Tarabochia Burns, outstanding as a year- and K.Kane playing guards. TONY'S ling on last season's varsity, is reserve strength de luxe at Most girls attain their ends by FLOWER SHOP exercising enough. forward. Two other lettermen not For Informal Dance and and several transfers provide Christmas, See Tony substitutes. added strength as RALPH for The St.Martin's squadtrav- SELECT FOODS Corsages and Flowers els here for a Feb. 7 return engagementatMemorialGym. 1024 Madison St. 620 Broadway Central Washington College Phone MAin 3414 (2 Blocks from School) On Thursday, Dec. 22, an- other EvergreenLeaguemem- ber will invade the Seattle U. gym— the Wildcats of Central SPEEDY SHOE SERVICE Washington Collegeof Educa- Fast Service While You Walt — On Your Way Downtown tion, led by their three-year Mail Orders Filled all-conference star,Dean Nich- 715 Union St. MUtual 0720 olson. Nicholson,one of the Loop's best performers, will team at guard with another experi-

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