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Volume XVI M <^b>, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1948 No. 6 Don't Forget the Inthe Future December 13th Annual Forensic Christmas Boxes 16. Examination Finals. 17. ExaminationFinals. The Sodality campaign for 17. 13th Annual Forensic Tourna- Christmas Boxes willbe completed ment. Tourney,December 17-18 Friday, Agues McSharry and Jack Pain, ChristmasVacation. general chairmen, announced 18. 13th Annual Forensic Tourna- Sixty-two contestants from today. ment. Northwest Catholic high Special recognition should be January SU Debate Clubs Join Forces To schools have registeredfor the given the Mendel and Sociology 3. Winter Commences. 13th Annual Forensic Tourna- Clubs, which showed exemplary Quarter 5. MendelClub Meeting, 7:30. organization. The Iliyu Coolees Sponsor High School Tournament ment at Seattle University. 7. Scots Club Mixer. will finish their box on Sunday, Entrants include: 9. Hiyu CooleeHike. "And Joseph also went from Galilee out of the town of when hikers assemble contribu- O'Dea High School, Leon Brown, 10. Surf & Stream Club Meeting. Nazareth into Judea to the town of David, which is called tions for their box. Hugh McGough, Richard Voiland 11. Gavel Club Meeting:, 7:30. Bethlehem— because he was of the house and family of David and William DeForrest. The Christmas boxes are for Colhecon Club Meeting. Seattle Prep, Jim Robinson, Ray — register, together Mary, his espoused wife, who needy families in and they to^ with Seattle Commerce Club Meeting. Maiser, Louis Kaufer, Jim Wilson, was with child. And it came to pass while they were there, will be distributed under the su- 12. Sodality Meeting. Pat Riley, KarlTosaya, Phil Wilson pervision of Father Thomas Gill that the days for her to be delivered were fulfilled. And she and John Anderson. of Catholic Charities. WINTER QUARTER PROGRAM brought forth his first-born 'Son, and wrapped Him in swad- Holy Angels, Eileen Wagner, Committee members working dling clothes, and laid Him in a manger, because there was January Nancy Ferguson, Barbara Perry, with Miss McSharry were: John 26. Homecoming Game. Jill Pederson, Barbara Marusick, no roomfor them in the inn." Colasurdo, RitaScanlon, Bill Suver, 27. Homecoming Open * * ♥ House. Holy Rosary, ColleenLand, Carol E. Archbold, and Bill Tronca. 28. Homecoming;Ball. Lesser, Jean Kraft, Anne Lippert, For those students are simply St. Luke narrates the e,yent that we term the "First who not ASSU Meeting. Ruth Cheshier, Charlotte Grzlch, So members of any particular clubs, Christmas". February CharlotteMcCartney. completing preparations it hasbeen arranged that they con- Bellarmine, Alan Tait, Bill La- All over the world clergy and laymen are Mldquarter Examinations. From tribute through their respective 3. vine, Bob LaPorte, Jim Martin, for the commemoration of this awesome and wonderful birth. 4. Midquarter Examinations. chapel, kneeling classes. Dick Jensen andRobert Popisil. the most magnificent cathedral to the tiniest wor- AWSSU "Valentolo." Suggestions in the way of "what 12. Aquinas, Madelyn Bosko, Jane shippers will offer their hearts to the Christ-Child, the hope of the Drama GuildProduction. compelled to bring" include: Canned goods, 13-26. Mclntire, Gloria May, Dorothy world.Will you be among them or willthe Holy Family be 23. Father-Daughter Pictured are: Dick Wright, Jim O'Neil, Bob Larson, John Spell- your apples, oranges, cranberries, po- Silver Scroll Cvitanovich,Mary Mickey, to turn away because there is no welcome,no place for them in Banquet. man (chairman); front row: Jack Dreaney (chairman), Ann Jeanne tatoes, squash, jams, jellies, or Marie Henriot, Marilyn Mitchell, l»3art? 25. Mendel Club Mixer. Brenner,Bob Lucid, Gerri Testu (Gavel President),Katie RunnelIs. * * * packaged cake mixes. Rita Dyckman and Marie Peterson. Gonzaga, March Under the chairmenship of John Spellman and Jack Bud Howard,Bill Don- ". 'For there has been born to you today in the town of 1. dis, Ray Tanksley, Mark Ricjeson, .. Mardi-Gras. will get under a Savior, who is Christ the Lord. And this shall be a 2. Ash Wednesday. Dreaney,the 13th annual Forensic Tournament Bob Egan,Jim Powers, BobTanks- David AWS "Valentolo" University. sign for you: you will find an infant wrapped in swaddling 5. Frosh Bingo Party. way Friday, December 17, at Seattle ley and Dave Olivier. Clubs, Marycliff, AnneLane and Joanne clothes and lyingina manger.' And suddenly there was with 9. Sodality Meeting. Co-sponsored by the Gavel and Forum the tourney Co-Chairmen Set 10. FinalExaminations. features extemporaneous, impromptu, oratory and debate Allen. the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God Joseph's (Yakima), Veronica Rosemary Barrett, AWSSU pres- 11. FinalExaminations. speeches by the contestants from Catholic Northwest high St. and saying, 14. Holiday. Dillenger, Roberta Korke, Mary ident, announced this week that schools. "Glory to God in the highest, EllenNickerson (Sophomore,Nur- Ann Cockery, Marybelle Ditter, SPRING PROGRAM Senior members of the Gavel evening, a banquet, and an infor- peace earth among sing) and Barbara Patten (Fresh- QUARTER Barbara Marsh, Patricia Loftus. and on " ' ' Club collaboratingin the formation mal party and dance for the en- of good will Tflan, Prtfmajor) will co-chairmats Mareh $ Marqjiette, John Ledwich, Wes- men 'of plans included in the tourna- trants and committee men and ley Smith, Ted RegJmbal, * * * the annual "Valentolo." 15. Spring Quarter Commences. Testu, Bob ment are Gerri Lee presi- women. Lawrence, Fred Benoit and Ber- Date for the winter quarter ac- 17. Junior Class's St. Patrick's Runnels, secretary; "A how long the world had awaited His coming. dent; Katie Savior" ... tivity has been slatedfor Saturday, Mixer. AWARDS nard Steckler. is always with us everywhere! All through the year we Bob Larson, vice president; and And yet He February 11. 25. AWSSU Card Party. Trophy cups willbe awarded tc STUDENT JUDGES privilege turning our minds and hearts towardHim. How John Spellman, former president. have the of 22. Gavel Club Intramural De- finalists in debate, one to the best year, opportune time to renew Further details concerning the Committee chairmen appointed The following is a partial list fortunate we are! Christmas, this is an bates. team and one to the best through His grace blessing, for the dance will be announced in the by the co-chairmeninclude:Judges men's of S.U. students who willserve as our prayers for guidance, and 23. team; oratory, January 12 SPECTATOR. Gavel Club Intramural De- and Chairmen,Bob Larson; Debate, women's first place judges for the tournament: Jim coming year. bates. winner; extemporaneous, place Those students who have not Frank Sullivan; Impromptu, Jim first Turner, Pat Foley. Maxine Gill, 24. Gavel Club Intramural De- winner; impromptu, first place registered for committees in AWS O'Neill; Extemporaneous, Dick John Eckhart, Ray Siderius, Tom bates. functions, are requested to do so Wright; Oratory,BobLucid; Schol- winner. Tangney, Anne Brenner, Jim Reil- FROM THE PRESIDENT- this week. April arship, Gerri Testu; Housing, Pat A one-year scholarship at Seat- ly, Betty Ann Lonergan, Ellen is think of unselfishness, for- 1. Silver Scroll Talent Show. Maloney; Social, AnnBrenner; In- tle University will be awarded to Nickerson, Madelaine McGreal, To think of Christmas to orator, This spirit a Little Babe brought formation and Publicity, Margaret thebest woman and another Lois Murphy, Hal Wales, Pat Mor- giveness, and kindliness. one - year scholarship will be gan, MarybethMoreland,Margaret years ago. Each year O'Brien. into the world two thousand at Christ- I.K.S SCHEDULE Other members of the Club as- awarded to the best man orator. Corrigan, Kathleen Conroy, Rose- mastime we succeed to capture it for a moment. How for- Sodality Plans sisting on committees are Dick mary Barrett, Jack Pain, Jackie tunate we and the world would,be if we would make thisi PLEDGE PARTY Gardner, Frank Perri, Pat O'Mal- Haw, Teresa Cain, Virginia Mas- spirit of mercyand love an enduringpart of ourselves. Ipray ley, and Bert Trupp. sart, Virginia Todd, Rosemarv Saturday evening is the time. Christmas Party 26 SUStudentsin Burkhalter, Pat Small, Barbara that the Babe of Bethlehem may give to each and every one Junior of Olym- GENERAL PROGRAM The Ballroom the Under the sponsorship of the Klingele. unselfishness and love for your fellow man. pic place. The occa- The two days' schedule includes of you this gift of Hotel is the Sodality, the ASSU 1949 "Who's Who" students, Formal of the members of registration, a general meeting, A merry and a happy Christmas to all, both sion? initiation In- will present annual tercollegiate Knight pledges. the Christmas three rounds of debate, oratory, The following Senior students and faculty Seattle University. A party for sixty girls from the at banquet will precede the initiation impromptu, and extemporaneous from Seattle University have been Thank You A. A. LEMIEUX, S.J.. Sacred Heart Orphanage. in "Who's Who in American and a dance honoring the new speaking, two semi-final rounds, a listed The Seattle University Opera President. Colleges": pledges will climax the affair. The party will be held at the general assembly for finalists, pre- Universities and Guild wishes to express its appre- Knights of Columbus Hall,Friday, sentation of awards on Saturday George Anderson, Francis Bar- ciation of the helpful interest December 17, in the afternoon. rett, Rosemary Barrett, Wyoming shown by the student body and Ireuli Is To Brenner, parents in recent production, Elizabeth Preside A program of games, entertain- Brooks, Eugene Jane its Queen SU Journalists Cavendar, Kathleen Conroy, Leon "Naughty Marietta." ment and refreshments has been IfInDoubt .. Dobler, James Henriot, Robert We were thrilled to know that For S.U. Homecoming Week* Activities scheduled. FRIDAY Officers Larson, Margaret O'Brien, Ray- the Jesuit faculty was present 100 Elect Playing the part of Santa Claus 1:00 - 2:00—Registration. Tuesday body in the selection mondO'Leary, JohnPowers, James per cent, and we are particularly student elections resulted At a recent meeting, membersof will be Jack Marilley; games will 2:00 -2:30—General meeting, room (Senior,Education) to be the 1949 Home- Sigma Alpha offi- Reilfy, Patricia Small, John Stan- grateful to the 10 members of the of Elizabeth Ireuli > Gamma selected be supervisedby the Chalfa twins. 123. Tang- Un "«»<» '° ■***»«*»«" ."<■. 15-1(1-17 Tom Tangney and Beverly Mc- man), Margaret Radcliffe, Bernice 11:15 12:00—Second round motionpicture producedby a group Lucas, members of the Senior Miller, Mickie McKee, Terry Me-. extemporaneous. of Seattle University students, was "Angel on—My Shoulder" PAVE >H\| A.\\\ Class, at work since the Kee, LuanneMalsie,BarbaraKlin- 12:45- I:3o—Second round im- awarded second prize ina national BAXTBB have been Vets'Mixer,"MistletoeMingle," ToBe Also start of Fall Quarter, planning the gele, Lois Anderson, Joe Roller, promptu and schol- contest sponsored by a Hollywood "EAGLE Franett, Gerri arship. SQUADRON week's activities included in Pat Hinkle, Jerri publication. Hobi-rt Slack - Diiimi Ilarr>morr "Homecoming." Testu, and Melvin Minnis; Enter- 1:30- 2:30—Third round debate. HeldatEncoreBallroomFriday,Dec17 - The judges, in commenting on Kllt.-Su.-Mon.-Tit. !»«"<". tainment, Shirley Lewis; Decora- 2:30 3:oo—Semi-finals: IN-10-2U-21 Queen Elizabeth's court willcon- the Him, rated it as "a superb ex- tions, Pain, Jackie Haw, Joe "Mistletoe Mingle", the annual all-school mixer sponsored impromptu and "THE PIRATE" (Color) sist of: Senior Princesses Kathleen Jack ample of what group of .imly - Murphy, Virginia Hall, agenda for scholarship. a enthusi- Oarland Gene Kalty Conroy and MargoBrenner, Junior Haley, Frank by the residents of Vets' is on the ASSU astic and painstaking amateurs can Also Todd, Betty Dilly, Bernie Miller, 3:00 - 4:00—Semi-finals: oratory Princesses Patricia Fogard and Friday evening,December 17,at the Encore Ballroom (1214 accomplish with a motion picture "Bachelor's Daughters" Dorgan, Kathy O'Hogan, andextemporaneous. " - Marie Sullivan, Sophomore Prin- Pauline East Pike), which is approximately three blocks from the - camera." iiill Kiimhi II Clnlre Trrvur Jackie Haw and Jeannie and Nick Grossi. 4:00 6:00—General assembly cesses University. W«MI.-Thur.-Kri. Dot-. Tl-Z:\--lI Kumhera andFreshmanPrincesses Others working on publicity in- finals; presentation "Escape" will be shown in New O'Brien, Barbara The dance, which will continue from 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 of York City on December 20, at the "THE OTHER LOVE" Patricia Walsh and PatriciaMoore. clude: Dick awal'ds. ftanwy«k - Torlai, a.m., by Pennsylvania Hotel, Barbara Oumiiti Nlven The week's functions shall con- Ashe, Henry Coger, Gloria will be co-chairmaned 6:00 —Dinner at the 'Cave.' before the Al.su sist of a Basketball Game, Exhi- June Preston, Tom Towey, and Pat Wilson andGeorge Thornton. Grant Moyer, Entertainment; Dan Following the banquet there will New York Movie Club. The film "Flcme of New Orleans" bitions by the clubs and halls, members of the News Department Working on committeesare:Jim Stumpf, Earle Libby, BillSullivan, be an informalparty and dance at was shown at the University last Miirl.n,. nirtrlch - llru,-.- (abut Coon, Refreshments; Hall the Uni- month, in "The Open House, theHomecoming Ball, of the SPECTATOR. Moreland, Joe Dahlem, Roy Ralph Uphus, Bert Buhr-Simmons on Little Theater." Silt.-Mil.-Mun.-Til. I)ep.a5-"iU-'J7-an Erickson, John Brenner and Troup, Roland Blanchette, Tom versity Campus. Earl ( "Mr. Blandings Builds Morris, Tickets; Perri Carroll, Hawley, TomKop and TO THE FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY Tom Frank Bill NEW BOARD MEMBER His Dream and Dean Sharer, Business; Walt Jim Collins, Orehestra. NOTICE! - House" (Irani > OF SEATTLE UNIVERSITY Flynn (boy presi- There will be a special mass at Joan Linder, president of the l rim ■.»> Webster, Louie "To put a gala end to the Fall " " " dent), Tuohy, Jim Ryan and St. James Cathedral at 8:15 a.m., Providence Student Nurses Asso- Also Steve Quarter, a must on the Dreaney, Publicity; Carl this is on Saturday, December 18, for all ciation, was sworn in as a mem- "A FOREIGN AFFAIR" "MERRY CHRISTMAS" Jack ■II:V SeattleUniversity social calendar," and partici- N VKTIIIIt . .Kins 1.l mi from the SPECTATOR STAFF Brenner,PaulSavage,TomCarroll, contestants students ber of the Advisory Board at the UARLBSB DIBTBIOH Lloyd Reed, Bert Goodman, and stated the chairmen. pating in the tournament. Dec. 10 meeting of the ASSU. THE SPECTATOR Thursday, December 6.: 1948 2 THE SPECTATOR Twas Right Finals Sound Off Member . durlnic the school >enr. Kdltorltil and Term-End Nostalgia Street, Seattle Washington. Sub- Business Offices nt 10th und Miullson Ti. Inch, scription rates. $1.50 per ycnr. Advertising- rates *1.00 per column entered as third class mnt'cr. Advertising Service, Inc., Grips Our Columnist National advertising r<-pre»rntutivei National 420 Madison Aye.. New York 17. By Bricker designed sets and properly planned Margaret O'Brien Charles Editor ICame, ISaw, It Conquered wardrobes which are unobtrusive, yet helpful in getting the action Faculty Owen McCusker, SJ. Red-rimmed, watering eyes not * Moderator... Rev. impressively across. long ago sure sign of were the lim- Journalism Adviser Leland Hannum students who had zealously been Fully realizing the budget — itations of S.U. productions, Istill FHitnrinl «Unff Feature Writers Bill Suver, Bill consuming the midnight kilowatts. EidllOliai mail Cullen, Teresa McKee,Mary Louise feel that the important factor of McKee,nAgnes Remmes, Pat O'Mal- Now, bloodshot eyes are the badge NewsVowa EditorKMitnr DnvlrlDavid KnenhßivKneeshaw setting Do r>pck John Blewltt- Agnes of the rapidly mushrooming tele- can't be overlooked. AWSSU Editors. Bettianne Lonergan McSharry, Charles Mitchell. The operettaitself showsits age Virginia Massart Reporters— Handley,Don vision cults, of whichEyestrain is sports Leo °" and several of its lines and situa- SPOrts Editor Tom Wei.er M the chief high priest. "XX& g&S'KSft Pain" tions creak wearily, but the re- Feature Editor Jack Dieaney ,, ey The paradoxicallittleclusters of — An MUol. Tom ToW markably trainedchorus and prin- Reporters Gerry Connors, "» could never stand News _, <- fanatics who cipals hackneyed Jacquelyn Desimone. Maryanne liUSineSS Stall singing jingles or radio tobaccoads overcame the Zigan, Ray Uantz, Sylvia Croce, story, poor costumes and indiffer- Yvonne Peterson, Ginny Florendo, Business Manager..Richard Gardner gather around tiny ten-inch ex- Mary Alice Coughlan, Normadean Advertising Mgr Larry Mahoney ent settings, impressing vividly Howell. Barbara Ray, Fred Cor- Ass't Adv. Mgr Virginia Ridder panses of wavering, streaky screen dova, Rita Wright. Madeleine Circulation Mgr Pauline Dorgan Victor Herbert's unmatchedmusi- Klingele to gaze fascinated whilesome car- Binet. Marie Ultch, Pat Lowney. Exchange Editor..Barbara cal skill on an enthusiastic audi- Photography by Jon Arnt toon character devours Ernie's for ten After ence. Hamburgers minutes. * " ♥ that, they'll avidly observe a two- hour fracas between what appears IGot Plenty of KnittitT Christmas 1948 to be twenty-two trained fleas A steady click-click from some- kicking a flyspeck around and where in the rear of the class WORLD is facing the threat of another major con- claim they saw Notre Dame play punctuated Dr. Hickey's Lit. 64 THEflict too soon after the close of the last one, which we theU.of W. Only the commercials lecture recently with such nerve- hoped would establish peace. Greed, selfishness, and the (and a long, monotonous show wracking monotony that the pa- lethargy that settle on the human soul by too much opposi- called "Test Pattern") seem to tient professor finally paused omi- in with anything resembling nously. A flashing pair of knitting tion to conscientiousness of right and wronghave taken hold Mea Maxima Culpa come clarity. kept right on, intent on direc- needles of whole nations, and are leading them in the opposite By THE FEATURE EDITOR There aremorebrickbatsto hurl a difficult cable-stitch. tion from which they wish to go.Itis hard to see how armed at this modernhaven for old vau- "Well, Miss Q ," resumed Sir, im- conflict can be avoided in the face of so much violation of We have publisheda vari- ural limitations of the type of cerned. (Ed. Note: the devilleacts calledvideo,but they'll Dr.Hickey,"having anotherbaby?" provement policy in existence * * * military proclaim ety of "things" on this, the column she has to write. The is have to wait. I've gotta go watch human rights. Our leaders that we must may for the SPEC- same be equally said for at all times entire the fights, right now. Flaming Youth: 1948 prepare for war to safeguard the peace, but peace will come Spectator Feature Page, TATOR.) * * * Pat Lanes- and Chuck Bricker " Little Brother pulled the jacket when we prepare for peace! during the last quarter, and regards Off". It involves, first, the setting as their "Sound Gemsof Purest Ray Serene from a shiny new record and slid preparation peace our attitude towards the re- Further, we know that Tom up of Page Two with only four The for involves the Christianization Jewelerschoose settings for bril- the disk over the turntablepost. may Towey Denning (car- columns, eliminating all column of our motives, our ambitions and the actions by which we sult, viewed en toto, and John liant stones which enhance, but "Listen to this!"he yelled enthu- toonists par-excellence) are out- lines, printing all stories in hope fulfill ambitions. Christianization means the re- now be summed up ina sin- do not overshadow, their flashing siastically, and as the syncopated to our — standing in collegiate publica- either square or oblong blocks prayer petition beauty. that the rhythm of "Varsity Drag" hit the cruiting of all our faculties for the promotion of fundamental cere of printing all regular features It's unfortunate tions. and gemlike in "Naughty sound waves, a look of rapture Christian principles, such as the existence of the human soul ► "Heaven forgive us!" in the same place every issue, voices the LET'S FACEIT were displayed on Little Brother's face. equality universal But we are not one ("We, it and, finally, using only Caslon Marietta" cast settled and the of all men before God. A more As to the rest of the page, against entirely too gaudy and dis- "Isn't it neat?" might be added, is never "one" Italic type for headlines, such realization of the existence and immortality of the human — though, we had might as well tracting backgrounds. Father and motherlookedat one but wotthehell, but wotthe- as appears above these few (no soul whould inevitably result in the higher regard for the bend over, and, metaphorically The costuming of the principals another with a faint smile, got up hell!) to let our attitude be — comment) words. speaking, face it the quality of was fairly well done, although and commenced to Charleston, rights of man and human dignity. If all men perceived their summedup. We have space (Do It further means the addition the rest has fluctuated between "Brocklind's" might as well have right there on the living roomrug. equalobligations and blessings from God, their relations with we have space!) and we may of some new features and the bad and worse. (We have two written in neon across the "Zounds!" said Little Brother, have faculty permission toprint elimination of some old ones. been — adjectives that would ap- men's clothes. The chorus was a "I didn't know you could do the this so wewillelucidateonthe other But we are not completely cer- ply more aptly here.) What kaleidescope of conflicting colors Balboa!" above briefly stated "attitude". on this last and we may hurts itthat the fault lies wholly tain and periods. Only Spanish And thus it goes, of late. Why We will scribble excuses and merely whisper (We could the onour ownback. We can whim- dancers showed any evidence of do we of this first atomic genera- apologies to our ego's content, shout, too, and as great a crowd per about lack of experience, — planned costuming; the can-can tion return to the twentiesfor our read who may? (Which last, the of people andmay wetake this "apathy", grade-point (has any- girls as they popular songs,fashions, and lately, "read who may" part, might occasion to thank Mother and looked if wouldhave found our grade-point, by felt at home on a runway. dance steps? It can't be nostalgia, well be considered as a very one Dad who readour words faith- more way? It was last seenhead- The a scene can and we've always been told that pointed question to be followed the fully — would hear and notice whole mood of Fall.) period by a very black questionmark.) ingSouth for the andsuch us!) that, with the approval of be put over by effective costume the from 1920 to 1930 was — eventually admit PRAISEFOR A FEW but wemust (may design alone,whiledingy lacesand a pretty decadentdecade. we, alone, responsible. Editor O'Brien her tribe To begin, we are, con- that are. increase!), will steps. limitationbrocades from a costume We've also been toldthings don't in. Indirectly, it"is Ihrough our we take' change much, beginning science, able to discover merely (Ed.Note: tribe?) shop can ruin it. and I'm greater What five writers who have honestly ownnegligence that the Successful dramaticand operatic to think maybe that's so. Look at have per- ALL given us good, interesting, Uni- amountof articles we THROUGH productions should include well- the girls around you. versity-type copy. (Let it be mitted to appear are trite. We We might continue on this remembered that we arespeak- should have either "cut" those veinof thought for quitea while articles, them. (Ed. correspondingly equalized. ing only of thematerialthathas or re-written Note: Oh, no), but pru-- one another would become Little — Directly, withreservation, we appearedon the Feature Page dence, a virtue wehave notbeen Off The Record words of scorn and ridicule are the precedents for bombs and accept full responsibility for the — there's no use alienating the too well acquainted with in the holiday prominent flourishes only in love for God, for is "Modern series, the all- We LIKE: the decorations so in the bullets. Peace love it News and Sports staffs as we Morals" past, cries that we stop. We will men, "fillers" whichhave neighborhood shoppingdistricts;tocogitate New Year's Eve, in learning to love God that we learn to love our fellow "make our mistake".) They are too-obvious add, however, that we are sin- (sickened) our readers 1949; who are his creatures. Chuck Bricker ("SeattleU, Too, startled cere, that advice and help from and the reminder of resolution for the marvelous at- minute, Jack) Therefore,as individuals we must include in the business Can Become a University"); (Oh, now wait a all of you is certainly needed tendance at the basketball games, the true sign of school from time to time, andthe over- that it will certainly of living the givingof worship to our Creator and the helping Don Peck ("Music Notes"); and be spirit. " all makeup. well received. of our neighbor in his search for happiness. It can be found Gene Maloney ("'ASSU Neuro- WE SALUTE: June Preston, th< year and help Tinntinntabellum tic,' Says Psychiatrist"); Betti- COMES TIIdaho, Harvard, Yale, and many scalps. Eastern Washington (45-33) capacity crowds theChieftains took Sometimes we wonder when we read that sort of thing, why il morecolleges anduniversities, tops the Western Washington Vikings couldn't be applied to our neighboring institution, the U. of W. Al- in collegiate skiing circles. GAME TONIGHT into camp 53-42 on December 3, grit of their athletics department when they Sandy and then dropped a thriller-diller though we admire the Coach Sabbatini.. has Seattle University Chiefs play make out tough season schedule, we do think that they could his boys in prepara- to the visiting Gladiators of Pacific their driven hard host to Central Washington Fri- of their namesake school's outlook when they survey the big chance the Lutheran 48-46 the followingTues- use a little tion for this and day evening in the Memorial The of W. is the only school we know of that can boast of the past was day. aftermath. U. work month cli- Gymnasium at 8 o'clock. The of 49 moralvictories. December 5 The Evergreen Conference Vik- of a string consecutive maxed by time trials Chieftains lost to Central last Jim ings jumped into a five-point lead at Stevens Pass. Monroe was Saturday Ellensburg and are the slal- at at outset of the opener, but the Strictly from Pain: the winner in two runs at hoping to eventhe scoreFriday. the frolicking frosh have posted two surprising victories in second-place Rhoady local soon lost the jitters and Those om, leading Following the game Friday, five League play. youth's speed and teamwork continue by order began working superbly off the Northwest Can Lee eight seconds. The of be the Vets' Hall an- play? Cross your eyes and hope. there will single post. Earl Spangler was the tooutscore experienceand methodical the finish and overall total was: nual Mingle" at the 1.22; "Mistletoe at the post position, feed- Come On Varsity Monroe, 1.13.6; Lee, Charles Ballroom. dance bulwark Pauley, Encore The Greeting Coach Brightman this Monday morning as he returned Borgman, 1.32.3; Jim ing BobHedequistand Norm Willis willbe a mixer. lay-in shots. This mid-period spurt from a disastrous trek to Eastern Washington, was a copy of the 1.36.2; Whelan Burke, 1.42; Ed advantage Western Washington paper. Bold copy told the story of the locals' Aamodt, 1.42.2; Jack Tangney,1.47; and Central Washington (52-36) led to a 31-22 half-time for the Chiefs. Heady and alert one-sided victory over the Vikings. One line read, "Seattle U. per- AlBenedict, 1.53;andBill Lenihan, took the boys for everything but kept formed expertly, looked like one of the top college teams in the 1.53.3. their carefarehome. ball the second half the locals Jack Tangney,one of SU's estab- Coach Brightman lamented the out of further danger. Northwest." the Not completely refuting the article with his gasp, Al went on to lished ski stars, ran the course ragged ballthat featured the East- Seven times in the PLC loss resulting within point of discuss the trip. "Ragged passing, slow thinking, only 40 per cent under a handicap of a brokenbind- ern contest. Easy lay-ins Chiefs were one Gladiators, but they lacked the accuracy on free throws, not enough backboard work." .. . Against ingbut still finishedwith a credit- from single and double post plays the scoring punch in the top competition, this explains the double defeat without a question. able 1.47. weremissedand60 per cent of the clutch. having the stuff. local free throws failed to hit. Marv Harshman's five, led by Previous home appearances mark the club as SU's first competition is with night. A Elmer Speidel Bob Hede- Harry McLaughlin's tricky passing Let's hope it comes to the front again tomorrow turnabout Wenatchee Ski Club. A dual meet and quist sharp on the boards, and hook shot, seemed to hit con- victory over unbeaten Central would be sweet. will be held at Stevens Pass De- looked but and Luft of the sistently whenever pressed. Guard cember 19. Headrickson SMOKE SIGNALS Savages were the offensive stars of "Burly" BobHedequistkept bring- night. ing Chieftain rooters to their feet meet PLC again in January did someone say stop the Chiefs to ... proved to be the with shooting that gave him the McLaughlin? Intramuralbasketeers: Notify the Athletic Depart- The Chieftains ... following in fifth straight victim for the Cen- night's high total of 18 points. ment of your team rosters— the season begins immediately Frosh Unbeaten the top-notch teams on the Coast. tral quintet.Coach Nicholson oper- Students of Seattle U look Dave Blakley just about sent the the holidays. Christmas comes once a year, and that's the only ... atedhis offense ona two-unitbasis. now on to a big Of course first rate teams aren't spine-tingling fray into an over- the intramural cycle stops turning. ... A tip of the war bonnet forward from time Northwest League ten men outran the locals, built in a season but just a look at time period with his last second to scrappy reserveBob Mclver for his sterling defensive work against These advancement in the school's rosy and then, paced by Dean Nicholson Brightman and one can see a ovei-the-head shot that rimmed the He was all over the floor, like a coat of Johnson's Wax. pulled name in the athletic world. Lutes.... ThePapooses the sur- and Don Down, dumped shots in sports future in store for the U. the bucket as the gun sounded. Prediction of the week: Bill Fenton pays his Elks' dues and adds One of the primary reasons Though only 26, he's wise in the Fooey! prise of the early casaba sea- from out behind screenplays. three quarts of Alpine milk to his grocerybill....Rose Bowl? Al ways of basketball, having long son by winning their first Lack of depth and height kept for this is the presence of ketballstar, Ray, only five months Who can arouse interest in a second place team playing a disputed been with the sport in our boys well behind from the Brightman as varsity basketball associated old. PCC champ? We look to the Cotton Bowl for our New Year'sDay three games, two of them in college and professional cir- ... opening whistle, though Elmer and baseball coach. Their bright both Like any coach, when asked Who builds up S.U.'s athletics reputation? When traipsing tough Northwest League competi- thrills.... eye op- outlook on the situationis no wild cles. He played three years of prep that Evergreen schools tion. Speidel caught the of the about his team's chances or about to the Bellingham press conference, we found hope since Coach Brightman is no school ball at Wilson High, Long athletics, meeting position with his high 15-point the future of the U in he really think the Chief ski team is tops A recent of athletics The biggest upset victory was follow- Calif., where starred, Whitman, total. stranger to the basketball Beach, he reaches for the crying- towel and at a NAIB rules conference marked the Gonzaga, last Thursday's 48-33 victory over scoring 51 points in directors ers around the school. once a record a pours out a very pessimistic tale and SeattlePacific games as the U.'s most crucial. ...The top inde- highly Pacific Trails single Incollege Al played the touted Many have become well ac- contest. of woe.Of course, his listeners roll pendent to gain a berth in the state tourney. . .. By the way,NAIB" aggregation. Diminutive "Red" for Morris Harvey College quainted with this wise dervish of of up their pants legs and grab for a for National Amateur Invitational Basketball Tourney. Ahern was the spark plug of the Charleston, W. Va., year hav- stands Criticism Writers! the maple courts by following Se- one bit of terra firma in the flood of team, holding ex-Husky Bobby ing point average of 25 Last edition, we of the Sports attle's entryin thelocalprofession- a season tears to salvage floating bits of The latter fray will be held on Taylor down a mere three points. per game, the second highest in to Department climbed out ona limb al hoop loop. In the 1946-47 season the hope. When dried and polished, N.A.1.8. Berth for as the opening game of High point man was Bill Higlin, nation. March 1 to ask for criticisms of our page. Al performed the double duty of they begin to shine so we know as who registered 23 big markers. Al played pro ball for Philadel- Top Team in State the Washington playoff. On the As a special enticement for those player and coach for the Seattle long as we can count on fiery and Big Billalso took scoring honors phia, Wilkes-Barre and the Boston The small college fives through- second night a doubleheader will replying, we offered a carton of Athletics, and his fast and tricky able AlBrightman wecan't be very in the Pacific Lutheran Frosh Celtics, tops in the money frame. out the nation annually place as be played amongst the four hope- cigarettes for the best letter re- methods of play developedone of far from right. game. This time he hit for 18 He left the Celtics to sign on with heir goal a berth in the N.A.1.8. fuls. The victors of the twin bill ceived.Of course, we weren'tover- ournament, held at Kansas City points. Jim Whittaker took second the Seattle Athletics. In 1944, be- will clash on March 3, with the whelmedby the response but we threats.But, true to our word (and early spring. honors with 7. These two rangy fore entering the professional n winning team to be Washington's did get a few gentle hints to drop at the point of a gun) wechose the playoff be held lads'controlof the backboardsalso name. Al played for the 20th Cen- A four-team will 1948 representative. the sports page completely, and epistle which we thought the best the team helpedspell the 55-44 win. tury Fox squad, AAU kings of a n this stateto determine various and sundry other subtle and will present to writer one will represent Washington Besides Seattle University the Only six men were used In eke- the. few years ago. which victory from gift-wrapped cartonof coffin nails. tourney. teams in the other independent squads of the ing out a 39-35 the Besides basketball,Alhas played n the The winner is Mr. Walt Haw- top indepen- state are Gonzaga, Whitman Col- American-Italian Club in the in- The pro baseball, too. When he signed playoffs will be the Compliments of thorne, soon to become a member dent; champion and runner-up in lege and Seattle Pacific College. augural game of the season. The as SU coach last summer he was evenly of our staff. (We'll fix him). The heEvergreenLeague,and a fourth These teams will be graded on the scoring was shared fairly in the deep south playing first base Higlin again PAT'S BAR B.Q. contest will remain open for the to determinedby a contest following points to arrive at their among the team with for the Montgomery Rebels of the earn be by next few issues, so let's see some between a second ranking inde- rating: Win-loss record; type of in the lead with 15, followed 1118 Twelfth Aye. Southeastern League. He's played - 8, 7, more of your criticisms. Merry pendent and thirdplace squad competition, and the win loss Ahern with Cheshier Whit- for the Cleveland Indians and also the Christmas! n the Evergreen League. against the other independents. taker 4,Kidd 3, andBlewitt2. for Baltimore and Springfield. During the war he spent 36 "MistletoeMingle" months in the service as a chief athletic specialist. He's married After the Game andhas twochildren, Beverly Ann, ENCORE BALLROOM three years old, and a future bas- |i«»« CAMELMILDNESS Odd Balls Win Title; t AllStar Team Selected FOR YOURSELF! By LEO HANDLEY H— The OddBalls downed the Schmoos, 27-12, in the Seattle iffP^MM play-off Broadway field Friday University Championship at to become the possessor of the 1948 touch football trophy. Having to perform on a "soupy" gridiron bothteams took to the air. seven participating squads to fill The Rocky Moore to Bob Hevley the all-star positionare: Balls), combinationclicked continually to Ends— Bob Hevley (Odd keep the Shmoos largely on thede- Bob 1*1cli (Shmoos) — (Odd fensive. However, the Shmoos re- Center Mike McEvoy pulsed four of the Odd Ball offen- Balls) — sive attacks in their backyard to Backs Jim Berard (Corkers). Balls), keep the half-time score to a 6-6 Rocky Moore (Odd Joe Dahlem (Vets Hall). ; * Alternates — Lloyd Reed (Sein "* -TAKEYOUROWN 30-DAY CAMELMILDNESSTEST. again In the second half the OB's Feiners), Dave Piro (Shmoos). Hi||fe W^ jLVI Camels, andonly Camels, for 30 days. Prove for A Moore / -^L Smoke filled the air with missies. Honorable mentiongoes to: John i'W/Fmm^ : yourself justbow mild Camels are! to Hevley passed netted a touch- Harris (Shmoos), Danny Stumpf llNii; Hundreds of men and women, from coast to coast, recently down. An interception and a 30- (Vets Hall),Jack McMahon (Mor- m^^mbfrh yard sprint by the same Bob Hev- Hir made a test. They smoked an average of one to two ticians), J. Tobin (Corkers), and ..IiPH "^ll^i^MpHl IJ| similar ley madeit 20-6. This was capped of Camels a day for 30 days. Their throats wereexam- Alan Swei^al (Shmoos). *m&* I packs minutes later by adouble pass play 'JBL hJkB B£J|■■ a total 2470 examina- MN' EL til JM inedby— noted throat specialists. After of that ended with a TD aerial from tions these throat specialists reported not one single case Conroy to Pendergast.The desper- HILL TOP Hpj| B||^^^^pP' *<^B of throat irritation due to smoking Camels! ate attempts of the trailing Shmoos ' to resulted only in one BEAUTY SHOP BL_llHiil But Prove f yourself...in your "T-Zone." Let YOUR retaliate S^^i h9Br^ \1 six pointer...that on a nice catch ■ OWN TASTE tell you about the rich,full flavor of Camel's Hi ■SssfcT'Vj &/***~~ by Bob Ulch. The try-for-point 1018 Madison MAin 8718 Bfl fl Hu.irf. tohnrros. Let YOUR OWN THROAT give the good ■f"JMr\ W failed and the final score was ■ m^f^^ ' > ■■""' cool,cool mildness. ■9HIhA?I wt news of Camel's 27-12. The champion Odd Ball squad consisted of Ends Bob Hevley and CLIPPER SERVICE Bill Conroy at cen- Mike McEvoy, Across the Street fromSchool According to aNationwideturvy: ter and Backs Rocky Moore, Jim Try CameUand |hem as you jmoke (hem If M any time youare smoked, Pendergast and Dick Stevenson. QUALITY PETROLEUM UADr ItnnTADC eiIAVC C TUAII AliV ATIICD PIP/IPPTTT not convinced that Camelsare the mildest cigarette you ever PAftflCl HHI UinCn bIUHIICIIC will MUKt UULIUnO ORIUnt LhIYILLO Iliflli return the package with theunusedCamels and we refundits full All Stars Selected PRODUCTS nurchase nrice' olus Dostaee.B (Signed) R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Corn- Doctors smoke for pleasure, loo! And when three...... leading indepeiidcnc research. or^aniza-. P ,J!. P „ , -I Men selected by players of the Winstonbalem,V Carolina.V (ions asked 113,597 doctors what cigarette they jmolted, the brand named most was Camel I P»ny. North THE SPEC TATOR Thursday, December 16, 1948 4 Honeymooning at Sun Valley Mrs, following their marriage Dec. 17 Newspapering Scots Club Mixer Mr. and Club be Pat Ryan of Bordeaux Hall Spechatter will (Mo.) Democrat WHAT'S YOUR and Joe Bitson of Vets' Hall. Lamar D.I.Q.?" By BAL and VM many young Wednesday, Jan.7 Calendar Complete Some of ourmore ambitious stu- We run into a good occasionally young (Ed. Note: For the non-drivers "D.I.Q." is an dents planning to defeat the mon- men, and a In cooperation with the policy "Driver's Intelligence Quotient." woman, who seem anxious to run abbreviationfor After their initiation Dec. 18, etary problem by means of ardu- of the Pep Club, the Scots Club For Fall daily newspaper, but are unable Quarter the I.K.'s will hold a banquet and ous labor are Gene Buzzard, who a is sponsoring an all-school mixer evening paper yet? We'll wager Baker; to get hold of one. Here's a good Have you read the The Seattle University Mr. and dance at the Spanish Ballroom of will work at Mount and on January 7. Fifty per cent of coldly Gardner, for thesefolks toemploy. there will be a headline which screams that a Mrs. Club successfully completed the Olympic Hotel. Some of the Bob Barrett and Dick substitute the proceeds will be given to the go Let them get a good-sized pile of life inan accident. Reading its Fall quarter calendar of social couples planning to attend the who will see that the mails Pep Club for the development of human was taken automobile brick, and each morning they can you blunt details, and the body was activity with a well-attended pre- party are Jack Payne and Shirley through. a pep band. further, observe the It be a vacation at Sun Val- go out, tear the piledown, and then Christmas dance on the night of Orr, Lu Hemness and Bill Grom- will Ralph Uplius, general chairman, taken to the county morgue. ley Virginia and Patsy put .it up again, keeping this up December 10 at the Polish Club. inesh. Jeannie Kumerha and Bill for will be assisted by Hal Wales, busi- FRIGHTENING? SICKENING? up Galbraith, and Tom Schwaegler, Helen Breskovich and until they've had enough of it. By A sizable crowd whipped a MarieBechtold less manager; Helen Breskovlch. been Pugliano. this time they should have lost "Oh, no," you say,"It couldn't have avoided!" sample of Christmas spirit as the Tuohy, Pauline Kerns and Jack Muriel chairman; Gerry Standaert, people like you in open dur- much of infatuation for a ticket It is with regret that we admit there are eveningof entertainmentunfolded. Simpson, Bernice Johnson and Joe Joanne Seeker's house their publicity chairman. Bordeaux, glaring falsity ing holiday season promises newspaper. There's nothing else the world. "It couldn't have been avoided". The In a gaily decoratedholiday scene, Murphy, Jack McMahon and Lou- the Sarazin and Campion Halls will at your intellectual be gala upon earth that is so like running of that statement is so obvious, we shudder the married students of the Uni- ise Segota, and Tony Mladineo and to a affair. supplement the publicity, and Any notes, or chatter will a newspaper as piling up and tear- ability. versity enjoyed an evening of Esther McJanet. news Hall willaidin the gelling * * faithfully in col- ing brick. As soon as you Mitchell WHAT'S YOUR EXCUSE? pleasure,free for oneevening from * be recorded this down of reportedto ed- get issue up, you must pull it tickets. Accidents happen, but only because someone was careless. the care of little Johnny or Mary. The Nesco Club of Blessed Sac- umn if the AWSS one for th; itors Until we see you next down and start immediately to get Carelessness, which includes weak excuses, accounts Arrangements for thedance were rament parish extends a cordial ... (1) issue, Merry Christmas to all and up another. And so it goes, day majority of automobile accidents. Listed here are a few : by the officers of the club, invitation to all to attend their alcohol; handled to all a good night." in, day out, week after week, year r toorapid driving; (2) driving whileunder the influence of with Guy and Helen Trotter and annual Christmas party, Sat., Dec. JOHN SUGArA ignoring laws, upon year. No, we aren't thinking (3) passing in danger zones; (4) racing; (5) speed and BarbaraBergman as co- 18, from 9 to 12. The co-chairmen, brakes; (7) Bud of quitting and going off and get- traffic code signs, and arterial signs; (6) faulty Highlights of the eve- Margaret Miller and John Gockel, chairmen. ting a job in airplane plant or re- The Popcorn Man showing the boys (or girls) how powerful the car is... the list were the promise an eveViing of dancing, ning's entertainment Pledges Named for tiring to a small farm. We're just could continue "ad infinitum", but why bore you! You've never singing of Guy Trotter and of entertainment and refreshments. future. tellin' you now how it is. been in an accident, and it doesn't seem likely in the Christmas carols by the assembled The affair will be held at the Delta Or does it? throng. Blessed Sacrament parish hall at Alpha Tau of Alpha Tau Delta, GOT THE CAR TONIGHT? The Mr. and Mrs. Club was 51st and 8th N.E. Members new after nurses' honorary, have announced You've got a big date tonight. The car shines like formedin the Fall of 1947 with the course, the Hall the namesof three womenstudents that polishing you gave it this afternoon. Of dash- avowed intention of providing en- McHugh is the scene of The many boys as pledges for Fall quarter. Ac- boardlights are out, but that is rather trivial. brakes seemed tertainment of a suitable caliber much activity as of the go shows cepted into ATD wereEllen Nick- low,but then there aren'tany steelhills to down. Which and of a reasonable cost for the pack in preparation for their re- erson, Lucille Hemness and Ruth how far ahead you can't see. married student body and faculty. turnhome for the holidays. Frank Loonam, Kneeshaw, Gees. Initiated into.active mem- THERE'S ALWAYS ONE Since its inception, the Club has Dave and Hellencamp bership were Carol Kramer and Jokes have been made, and will continue to be made, about offered several events of notable Hank will journey to ILCjIN Jim, Georgia Siebold. gets "back-seat" drivers. We know from painful experience how significance, including last year's Tacoma. Jack and Dave Everyone who an Watch! pleasant they can be; they add zest to the conversation.Still, we "Basket Social" and the picnic of Rinkel will return to Orting, Speidel go Patronize Our Advertisers must concede they are usually right, even if we bluff our way last summer. Washington. Elmer will out of the argument. Maybe Mother has the duty to complain to Newburg, Oregon; and Clinton Hattrup go when you jump the changing stoplight. Sometimesthe car, headed will to Portland. Terry from the adjacent lane, might be in a hurry too. Is time that Avenue precious? CameraClubPlans SPECULATING SHOP HOW'S YOUR ADDITION? Seen at the University of Wash- GOWN It's starting to rain as you drive away from home. Visibility ForHomecoming ington Varsity Ballwere Lu Hem- 1006 Madison is not the best under such ness, Mary Jo Skoda and Virginia conditions. You turn on the The Seattle University Camera Massart. See Our Quality Casuals windshield wipers, which Club held a meeting recently for Joining the ranks of the engaged - need adjustment. Why was the discussion of Homecomingdec- are Mary Alice Blake and Fran Plaids Plain that dog jumping directly in orations, and to vote approval on Tobin. front of the car? Maybe you prices to show you. the constitution. If JT! J&wfmSJSmr speak Dad m iM«i.o("Ei«iioi-"m,t.i. //: jfi&wflislssßr had better to Father Schmid, moderator, gave about new headlights. The a demonstrationon various types present seem (shall we — ones of research photo technique, and Other Gifts to make you the popular Santa say) twopoor lights — dim.Add conducted a tour through his dark- — Swiss Music Boxes 1847 slippery street, and Keepsake Diamond Rings to one room, explaining the various ap- 5-Point Cleaners — — Rogers Silverware Pocket Alarm Watches Elgin Amer- what have you? paratusandhow it is used in photo Compacts — Keywound and Electric Alarm Clocks "DON'T GIVE UP YET? processing. 1112 Broadway ican Pedestrians should be more cautious, you insist! Still, you A meeting date was scheduled drive merrily along at top speed; confidence from being behind for Jan. 6, 1949, Science Bldg., at Nextdoor to Chieftain Fountain the steering wheel has made you a trifle drunk with power. It 7:30 in Room 32. FRANK KIEFNER is fun to slide so close to the crosswalk. Did you notice that man (Jewelers) Always Look Your Best — Stay Well-Dressed leap into the air? You couldn't refrain from laughing, we know. 512 Broadway North PRospect 4410 The frightened expression on his face was SO amusing. You weren'taiming to hit him; how* brave* * and bold can you be? ASSU NOTICE Your driver's license is laid out in all its glory. Recollect Advisory Board Minutes you when it was finally obtained? Its how very proud were The meeting was called to order gave you hopeful the State newness confidence. Remember by Chairman Jim Reilly on De- first Those books not Drivers'Manual and the test? were written at inroom 310. The presses the test given to keep cember9 12:10 to keep the rolling; neither was secretary read minutes of the you forgotten? the officials occupied. Or have last meeting. AND IN CONCLUSION The floor was turned over to "GIVE 'EM BY THE CARTON" (a) The Christmas season has always been noted for Father Lindekugcl, who asked for mBKr its traffic hazards. Because of the holiday throngs on a quarterly fund to support the -says Arthur Godfrey: spiritual school. foot and in cars, alert and careful drivers are a ''must." welfare of the that from 25 per cent to 55 per cent Hal Wales moved that the elec- Research proves plan that proposed by during months, and tion was more accidents occur the winter the Homecomingcommittee,in re- Christmas doesn't come in July. We cannot urge you lation to electing the Homecoming enough to follow these simple rules while operating a Court, be accepted. The motion vehicle during this time : was seconded and passed. John Spellman was appointed to your for defective Check automobile in- equipment. are now being assist Ray O'Leary in further State tests of given in Washington. vestigation the "Federation of Union of Students." Be especially cautious in rain and International It wassuggested that astandard- snow. ized procedurefor voting be intro- courtesy to pedestrians, particu- Show duced into which larly elderly people and little chil- the Constitution would be applicable to all elec- dren. tions, body. The old adage "alcohol and gasoline class and student Murphy moved that power mix" is still true. Lois don't given to Homecoming com- on driving and keep the be the Concentrate mittee to on the acceptabil- gay conversation for later. decide ity of the Freshman Princess elections. The meeting wasadjourned. ASSU FINANCIAL REPORT Respectfully submitted, On Looking Back Kathleen Conroy, Expenditures: ASSU Secretary. laughed when they told me Fall Informal $ 55.65 I ...Members not present: Hank you have, too. And would Frosh Beanies 28.60 Carey. it, Icouldn't believe Piano 50.00 It couldn't be true. Evergreen Press Confer- Patronize Our Advertisers ence (Spectator) 22.48 Oh, since Iknow better Retreat Literature 45.00 *""" Ismile at it now. — --— ~~* -— ' Previous Expenditures.... 27.67 CHRISTMAS CARDS < Ml&— jHSB ; $m - I'd never believe it, / \ I£^ B tm A Wonderful \""*V"~\ iHfl Icouldn't see how. $229.40 >v Assortment Secular When Ifound it was true ASSU Allotment for Fall il^jiy^A The Kaufer Co. Icried without pause. Quarter 500.00 ■^jj^JJ^^ Catholic Supply Ijust couldn't believe 11)04 4th Aye Soattlr There was no Santa Claus ... Net Assets Dec. 9, 1948 $270.60 —By Tom Weiler. Respectfully submitted, SINCE SEPTEMBER/20, 1948 Jack Codd, 10,401 COLLEGE STUDENTS Patronize Our Advertisers Treasurer, ASSU. HAVI CHANGED TO THESES & GENERAL HILL TOP TYPING DONE BARBER SHOP M. P. SCHULLER BTHD Call KE. 4077 1018 Madison MAin 8718 THERE'S A RBASpNt > 1L re rrfudtetA0 BROADWAY LAyHDEREJTE.„, V Clothes Washed and Dried in One Hour 304 BROADWAY NORTH Copyilih 1»4B. boom* MmiTowcoo Co.