John Carroll University Carroll Collected The aC rroll News Student 1-19-1938 The aC rroll News- Vol. 18, No. 6 John Carroll University Follow this and additional works at: http://collected.jcu.edu/carrollnews Recommended Citation John Carroll University, "The aC rroll News- Vol. 18, No. 6" (1938). The Carroll News. 112. http://collected.jcu.edu/carrollnews/112 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student at Carroll Collected. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aC rroll News by an authorized administrator of Carroll Collected. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE CARROLL -NEWS Edited For and By the Students of John Carroll University Vol. XVIII CLEVELAr D, OHIO, JANUARY 19, 1938 No.6 New Edit:or University Underwrites President: To Honor Fr. Horne Carroll Year Book At Reception Banquet A reception banquet in honor of The .... Very Reverend Edmund C. Horne, :s OML G when it did on Christmas Eve, the an­ S. J., president of the University will 0 nouncement that the University would und~nvritc be given Feb. 8, in Hotel Cleveland at > C the John Carroll Year Book was a surpnse and '· 6:30 p. m., accordin.g to Dr. A. J. Krni­ ~velcome Christmas gift to the staff of the annual. This .... eck, chairman. decision of the Board of Trustees of the University was ..2 made known by the Very Rev. Edmund C. Horne, S.J., Dr. Kmieck will be assisted by Mrs. ., President of Carroll, to Thomas Victory, Editor of the C. T. ConroY., chairlady of the Senior c Year Book, and to Jack Lavelle, Business Manager, early \ Guild and Miss Mary Stanton, chair­ :s Thursday afternoon, December 24. lady of the Junior Guild. The committee 0 in charge of arrangements is as follows: .... Father Horne had called the Board together for the express pur­ Frank Polk, Willis Houck, John J . < pose of arriving at the attitude that the U1~iversity should assume Smith, Frank Ranney, John J. Shee­ toward the year book, which was being published by the students han, F. Duffy, Dr. J . Deering, Carl ~ 0 of Carroll without officiaJ school backing. Accompanying the Dyas, J. J. Brown, Al Burens, Harry 0 announcement that the University would support the enterprise Hanna, Dr. P. J . Kmieck, Dr. J. ..J was the appointment by Father Horne of the Rev. Thomas Ewing, Brady, Rev. John Mulholland, Gene S.J.. as moderator of the annual, and of Mr. Fritz Graf as faculty Stringer, E. R. McCarthy, Harold Tra- supervisor of the business staff. 1 verse, Josep h Gill, Jas. P . Kmieck, Rev. Bernard R. Sallot Father Ewing, Assistant Dean and Professor of History, was at J. Fleming, J . Burke, Jim Laughlin, one time moderator of the Carroll News and is well acquainted ;f.ed Walters, Wm. Corrigan and the with the work connected with editing publications. Very Rev. Edmund C. Horne, S.J. Rtv. J. Lees. Sallof: Succeeds ( Co11tinued on Page 2) MinarikasEdit:or Lit:t:l~ ·Theai:re i:o Preseni: Play Feb. II, 12 Of C:arroll News T orf R b. , "R· ~.ddl M Th. " T I r Jd C CJ b F~ J• • o r er u tn s 1 , e e 1s B ~~~itR~ fo·h~Ata;r~l~·J~~:~!~i~;~ nq I ampus ~ l ro IC In In Carrall Au~jt:_oriu~~ 'j_ - . ~· · - ~--. - ~" l~a s ~een app0t:1.ted. to su_ccecd Paul St tl 1-1 t I J 2'8 T H(E nights of Saturday, February 12, and Sunday ~' 1 F. Mmank as Edtt?r-m-Clnef ?f the a eT 0 e an uary February 13, have been chosen by the Little Theatre Carro~ ! ~ews, acco:d_mg t~ Mr. Eugene Society for tl1e presentation of Daniel N . Rubin's "Riddle R. _Mitt~nger, :rubhcity Director of the w ITH the date of the affair fast appr. oaching, it was annou_nced Me This," the society's major production for this scholastic U111vers1ty and Moderator of tbe Carroll N - h · f h tt year. These dates occur on the first week-end of the second News. Acting as Associate Editor will be yesterday by William orm1 1e, c a1rman o t e comm1 ee, Martin J. :McManus, a recent addition to that the annual Campus Club Frolic would be held at the semester. the staff of the paper, and also a member Main Ballroom of the Statler Hotel, accompanied by the music of Carroll's spacious auditorium will be the scene of the dramatic of the Junior class. Hal Zeiger and his orchestra. group's annual production. Besides seati ng far more than The swing fest will be held on January 28, the last night of the semester exams the average college theatre, Carroll 's auditorium has an un­ Veteran Heaton at Carroll. Admission will be one dollar seventy-five cents per couple. At the usually large stage. This will be the third year that the L. T. S. Resigns With Staff last meeting of the general committee, headed by Normile, it was revealed that has used this auditorium for its plays. Formerly, before Car­ ·with the current issue of the Carroll News, the they had under consideration several of the better known orchestras from ~he roll was moved to University Heights, the Little Theatre in senior members of the staff automatically sub­ Greater Cleveland area. Zeiger was finally chosen to accompany the danctng tl P bl" H II "tl 'ts aile f "I't'e as sed b the Ca mit their resignations. The retiring members in­ couples. 1e u 1c a wt 1 1 sm r aCI 1 1 s w u y r- clude Minarik, Charles Heaton, who had been roll players. Sports Editor for two years, Bob Tryon, who This popular young Cleveland orchestra leader and his band ~as p!cked by the "Riddle Me This!" which enjoyed a highly successful season in New assisted Heaton, Valentine Deale, who held the committee because of his fast increasing popularity in the soc1a l c1rcles of the York, is a decided change from the type of play put on by the L. T. S. various positions of Literary Editor, Feature city. in the previous two years. The words of the dramatic critic of the New Editor and Assistant Editor, Jack Lavelle and Assisting Nor mile on the committee in charge of the arrangements are James York Ev.en.i11g Post ably describe Daniel Rubin's play. "Not only the Louis Horvath, Feature Writers, and Armos (Contimted on Page 6) best drama the present season has revealed but one of the mos t laughable Loyer, Business Manager. comedies. Let 'Riddle Me This !' be triple starred in your amusement Culminates Two Years guide." Of Newspaper W-ork The play as it will be presented by the Little Theatre Grdup, centers Sallot's appointment culminates two and one­ The "Him" and "Her" of Frolic around a mu rder caused by some outrage in the dope smuggling racket. half years of active work on the News. After The opening scene shows the murderer covering up his tracks and plant­ he joined the staff as a reporter in his Fresh­ ing fake clues. Following this the play is motivated by the attempt man year, he was eventually promoted to the at solving the murder "riddle." T hough the audience is awar e of the position of Assistant Editor, which position he real culprit, it is held spellbound by Rubin's clever unraveling of the has held throughout the past semester. During main and sub, plots. his Sophomore year, Sallot was both assistant Kirk Reid, the reporter who is a friend of the police investigator in News Editor and Assistant Managing Editor. charge of the case, eventually effects the solution just before the in­ Last year he was elected to the Presidency of nocent man is electrocuted. Reid has maintained an interest in the case his class after the incumbent dropped out of by becoming friendly with the sister of the unjustly condemned man. school. Sallot is a member of the Commerce The cast has been meeting on an average of three times a week and, Club and Sodality, and has served on numerous according to Mr. Frank Wiess, director, will soon be ready for dress committees of various functions. rehearsal. The fin ished state that the play has reached at this early (Continued on Page 2) date practically insures a flawless production. Credit for this is given by the cast, to Mr. Wiess, and by Mr. Wiess, to the splendid ,co-opera­ tion of the members of the cast. Examinai:ions (Co}~tinued OIZ Page 2) With the first semester examination just around the corner the "Carroll News" Ret:reat: prints a schedule of the examination for The annual Retreat which has always been an integral part of your convenience. The schedule appears Carroll student life, will be held this year from January 1 to Feb­ on page three. It might be well to note in ruary 3. According to the ancient tradition of Jesuit Colleges the connection with the tests, pen and ink is Retreat will consist of sermons, meditations, and other spiritual required for all exams. No books will be exercises for three days. One of the most important phases of permitted in the classroom in which the the Retreat is the large number of spiritual books which will be test- is being taken. Every one must pre­ available for assisting the students in making the Retreat. It will sent his admission cards from the treas· be concluded on Thursday, February 3 with Mass, Holy Com­ urer's office as he enters the examination In the above pictures the<rc appears, at the left, William Normile, chairman of munion, and solemn closing exercises.