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— SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, 3, z 800 Seattle, Washington VOL. VIII.— No. 6 NOVEMBER 1939 Gavel Gliders Will National Catholic College Poll; Bill Hughes Fall Informal Coming; Skate AtBowl Results Of S. C. Survey Given New Member Tradition will again hold sway What are the opinions of American Catholic College stud- Two Weeks Away next Tuesday night when the Gavel ents on the question war? JudicialBoard edition of Club presents the 1939 A recent survey conducted by the National Catholic Re- it's annual skate-fest, the Gavel Committee Picked For party will view, the American Magazine, on this vital point, shows a "101" Committee Glide. The locale of the— Elections Next Friday Barn DanceBig be the Roller Bowl Seattle's variety of opinions. newest skating rink locatedat 90th all the Catholic Colleges Preparing Event is leaving The total results of the ballots of Bill Hughes, Sophomore at the Social Success and Aurora. A caravan 11: College,, by the Ad- College at 7 o'clock to go to will be published in the Magazineon Armistice Day,Nov. was approved The Seattle College Fall Floral the visory as a permanent mem- Saturday Bowl, where skating will be- interest of Seattle College students the total of Board Amid rustic farmyard decora- Informal wilbe held eve- the but for the ber of the Judicial Board for a gin at 7:30, and continue through ballots has been tions, cornstalks included, topped ning Nov. 18. The site chosen for the opinions of just the Seattle College term of three years. The meet- Spanish the regular session till 11:00. off by hundreds of flashy orange the dance is the Ballroom taken, showing the general trend of feeling on the question ing of the Advisory Board was and black streamers, of the Olympic Hotel. "Skate your way to the Fall collegians in in this school. held yesterday. Bill placed high- their hick outfits danced away the Bill Miller and Mary Buchanan Informal" might well be the slo- est in an examination held Wed- Gamboling Gav- Out of the 579 students that evening of October 27. This was are the co-chairmen in charge of gan used by the nesday, October 25. The topic of C. Eds and Co- voted, only eighteen favored the the occasion of the third annual this annual affair. They are ably eleers to entice S. examination was the Constitution Frosh-Soph Barn Dance spectacle. by out for an evening of rolling; entry of America into the present SchoolSurvey assisted their now famous 101 eds Uf the ASSC. Excellent music for the evening fun, as tickets to the big dance European war, and in the event committee. The various commit- intervene, 432 The Judicial Board consists of of fun and dancing was furnished tees are under the chairmanships will be offered as door-prizes. that America did Shows Interest members, repre- students believe that the move j three one each by "Ccc" Smith and his popular of the following: Lucky Tickets help senting the Senior, Junior and orchestra. To add a more personal Sauvain, Ann lucky holders would be useless, and of no Date. Louis Mc- In addition, stub of lasting InCollege Work Sophomore classes. These men are touch, several of the men students Kinnon; programsales, BobHilten- to the Drama at all in the creation a will receive ducats peace. .elected for the remainder of their offered solo versions of the various brand, Barbara Fallon; transporta- Guild's fall production,The Cricket College career. The Board makes numbers. Notable among these This overwhelming percentage of the survey con- was tion, Joseph McMurray, Peggy on the Hearth. The results decisions on legal questions and "Begin the Beguine" by Collins seemed to follow through in all of ducted by Mr. Murphy at the be- Lang; advertising, William Kelly; special variety of profession- action proper to the Con- Fives. photography, A the questions concerning conscrip- ginning of the Fall Quarter show advises Al Plachta; art work, al skating acts will be another tion, volunteering, and conscien- stitution.Chairmanand Senior rep- Buchanan Wins Betty Gernier; publicity, Margar- evenings many varied and interesting re- feature attraction of the tious objection, and shows that of sults. resentative is Maurice O'Brien. Al Prizes in the form of tickets to et Scheubert; stenographic, Joseph majority Plachta is Junior member of the forthcoming Fall Informal were entertainment. those that voted, the of survey are the Eberharter. The shows that there Board. awarded at intermission. Hayseed As has been the custom in the the Seattle College students are many high schools represented by Plan Decorations past, transportation will be pro- definitely against war. College. These Committee Appointed Mary Buchanan in her stunning The decorations will consist of cars interesting to note that the students of the creation of brightly figured sack chrysanthemums vided for all those without It is hiph schools in turn represent 8(> At the same meeting of the Ad- maroonand white to college before 7 little difference of cloth with matching sombrero was who come the - there is but cities in all parts of the world. visory Board, a committee was ap- in tall white standards. o'clock. However, co chairmen feeling between classses; the ap- high school is polls picked as wearing the cleaverest The background for the orches- The most distant pointed to conduct the for costume among the stud- Anne McKinnon and Tony Buhr proximate same percentage for and one in Leon, Nicaragua, which is body to be held women tra will be a large school seal, stop question exists be- student elections ents. Joe English, Casinova of the painted urge all those with cars to against each represented by Carlos Brisini. An- Friday, 10. On the com- maroon,and a curtain drop years college. On November barn yard, was awarded the men's by the college and join the cara- tween all four of other distant high school is Union Anderson, Mar- bordered with white velvet. or slight margin, however, the mittee are Tom prize. Joe wore the upper portion gentleman van whether their car is full a High School located at Manila, garet Scheubert. Bob Hiltenbrand, Each upon entering to the pre-party Freshmen and Seniors would be of tuxedo with a fancy hula skirt the ballroom given not. "Just to add l'hilippine Islands, represented by Kay Leonard, Joe McMurray, Bill wil be a white fun," says Miss McKinnon. more willing to go to war than Marcello Nillo. Henrietta Holmes showing beneath the suit coat. A carnation bouttoniere. Sophomores and Juniors. Kelly and Mary Doherty. classy trench hat donned the head Named would the comes to Seattle College from St. stu- Tentative arrangements have Committee up opinions ex- Elections are to be for the of the winner and far below the Summing the Mary's Academy in Anchorage, vice-president, been made by the committtee for Others on the committee are: by ballot, it can be dent body posts of hem of the skirt we saw evidence Butler, Eberharter, Stan- pressed this Alaska. There are five students two purchasing corsages from one of Ruth Joe that although Seattle Col- Clark, Senior members for the Ad- of our so-called ape-descendency. ley Conroy, John Strickland, Ab- seen Ifrom Canada. They are: Lee visory Board, and two members the leading Seattle florists shops lege students would not, as a Margaret DeLeon, Sumner, Five Judges at recognized ner de Felice, Mary Doherty, Joe I Jean of the Junior classes. These offices j a discount. they do not favor war, and are jOnalee Campbell and Mary Wright, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Leonard, Mr. Tickets on Sale McMurray, Wally MacKay, Kay whole, objectors, were left vacated by the failure and Mrs. G. D. Runnels and "Ccc" Wood, be conscientious jThere are 15 different states rep- May Mary Buchanan states that the Leonard, Don Al Plachta against the intervention of the leading of students elected last to Smith, orchestra leader, acted as !resented with Washington return to term. Floral Informal will be the finest and Ruth Brock. United States in any foreign con- by students. Most school for the Fall members of the judging Commit- Plachta, president of the several hundred dance that Seattle Collegehas ever Al flict. easterly states are Ohio and Min- Polls Opened tee. Other costumes which furnish- sponsored. urges Gavel Club says, "You will not Miss Buchanan nesota, and the ones farthest south Polls will be opened from 10 a. ed many a laugh were those worn the entire student body to only have fun but will also help Austin, Bader, attend are California and Utah. The west- m. to 1 p. m. at the Casey hall. by Phil Bud Biff and to purchase their programs to further the best interests of Know Fallon, New Knights ern states, besides Washington, are Votes will also be collected a t Joe LeGrand, Bill Kelly, early. The tickets will sell for Seattle College. You will help to Idaho, Wyoming Ellen McHugh and Tom Ward. High Oregon, and Mon- .Providence Hospital at 11 a. m. $1.25 a couple. finance the Annual Catholic tana. There are also representa- School Speech Tournament, one of Now Days Will for the convenience of the nurses There will be a dinner-dance at tives from such middle western there, at the Tuesday, S. C.'s chief gestures of publicity Illinois, and also Columbus Hos- Sorrento Hotel Nov. states as Kansas, North pital at 9 a. m. StudentsUrged To Read 14 for the 101 committee. and friendship." Be In Dakota, Dakota, Nebraska Daze South Nominations for these posts will and lowa. The Information Bulletin take place today at the student Sodality Is Eighteen new Knights of the Sodality Popular body meeting at the Casey Hall. Dance Wigwam will pay the price of their The survey also showed the en- Father McGoldrick sent out an Says (all Coming, Prefect knightly When Robert Mas- thusiasm of the students for the urgent plea for the Freshmen honor. included) Sauvain, and his — goon organizations students to read the Bul- Louis announces Friday, enga committee or various clubs and of 3, squad — put them through their school. The membership of all letin of Information 1939-40 pages November as the evening for the the Drama Guild To Present Sodality Dance. OMMENT paces at the first annual initiation. of the clubs is higher than ever be- - 5 to 10. Another One Act Play Many questions in their minds The price is ten cents with CANDID The date of the reception is as yet fore. Leading in membership is a By unannounced, but it will be an af- the Sodality, and the survey shows will be answeredif they willdonate student body card. The dance will project. Page 5 beheld at the Knights of ternoon of next week."Beating will that 90 per cent of the entire stu- One week from next Monday the a little time to this Columbus BETTIEKUMHERA important partof the body typi- Drama Guild will again present one starts with the heading "General Hall. constitute an dent is interested. This statement, ceremony," commented the chair- fies the fine spirit of the student of its famous dramas for the en- Information"and page10 ends with Louis also made the man; "Itputs that necessary spirit body because the Sodality is the joyment of all. The place will be "Accreditation." To find out what "Student Body cards will be taken " would be sheer folly to over- — on It occasion. Of course, dis- source of spiritual guidance the Providence Auditorium as us- is in the middle, read it it will up and redistributed Monday at look a "free" Friday eve,hence the into the chief used, hour fol- ual. The time, eight o'clock. The be worth your while. If you do the Book Store. Students show Sodality again advantage of a cretion will be but not allow- in the school. The social take procedure." lowing meeting tends to evening will be concluded with not have a copy,one may be pro- your school spirit, and make plans and announces a Sodality ed to cull the the also situation — — neophytes will be required increase its popularity. dancing. cured in the office of the dean. to attend the dance." mixer tonight nine p. m. K. C. The to go through a routine of queer Many students have at least one hall. The Christmas-basket fund Sodality in beneficiary antics and will be made to wear other club besides the will be the sole of the they In pop- profit. Sodality hopes to make appropriate costumes such as tin jwhich are interested. The plate armour, ularity, the Mendel Club and the work of helping needy fam- can helmets and tin Who Said Journalists Don't Work? their significant of their new station. Drama Guild are tied for second iliesreally outstanding this Christ- will probably On the seniors' side an impres- place. mas and this mixer ceremony Hall though no estab- be only sponsored for sive at the K. C. Even there is Statistics Prove the affair ceremony. membership, Hiking Club Different! will climax the initiation lished the this cause. Help to get this cause survey wholly Spectator room, it The new knights include: three is still the "first love" of the stu- In a recent conducted within the confines of The off to a good start by coming to- been determined that at least 15 man-hours go into each issue of the Seattle College night— wrong. members of the Senior class; four dents. lias you can't go The class; five Spectator Applicants price only ten cents with your members of the Junior paper. This survey was made upon the request of Editor Bill Kelly, who wished to dem- is Sophomore class; Spectator commands its body card; fifty cents members of the The College Spectator largest single extra-curricular student— six members of theFreshman class. place of prominence the survey. onstrate to all students that The is the yes, fifty cents! in without we said Of the many students interested, activityin the school The newest Roller Skating Rink the most are interested in news writ- The amazing total of 175 man-hours for eac'i edition of the paper was compiled by in the city has been chosen for Advisory Board Meets, ing. Feature writing has a close scene of nextTuesday night's whirl- estimating conservatively the amount of ti.rie each individual member of The Spectator eight pistons. second in the number of enthusi- ing session on Anne From these students the va- puts business, and then adding all editors combined, the most hours put in has had something Discusses Problems asts. in on official McKinnon who rious editors have chosen their per is split evenly between the editor, the associate editor and the news editor. These to do with almost every Gavel Club stpi'fs. week skating the At the monthly meeting of the positions twenty party S. C. has seen in Up to date there has not been three are estimated to consist in about hours for each issue. The feature years, Tony Buhr, Advisory Board, held yesterday past three and much work done for the Aegis. editor turns in at least fifteen hours every week as does the sports editor. The heads co-chairman, getting off to noon, two important matters were who is However, there have been many writer and his assistant work approximately six and two hours respectively, and proof a swell start, announce that the brought before the members. pictures various Miller, taken of the club part every door prizes will be bigger and bet- Bill Chairman of the groups readers do their to the extent of six hours for edition. may and dances. Actual work ter than ever. This phrase Floral Dance Committee asked for will begin sometimes during the As all students connected with originality it appropriation from the board lack but nevertheless an fall quarter and the staff will be the paper know, two of the hard- girls types about 10 hours every in and week out, are called on to conveys the idea. These prizes will for the dance. and original bits of Hiltenbrand, chosen from the many students est jobs on The Spectator are those week for the paper. hand in fresh consist of tickets to the S. C. Thes- Bob President of whimsy or serious thought. A gave that are interested. of the business manager and the Reporters Are Essential pian production of "Cricket on the the Knights of the Wigwam, The advertising staff is quite curious trait in a feature writer Hearth" and the S. C. production the names of the new members of advertising manager. Without The most necessary part of any is that he, as a memberof a group, organization, per- small. Those interested are asked of "Flowers in Fall". the and asked to see either Mr. Murphy or Phil these two offices functioning prop- paper is its reportorial staff. This abhors the idea of getting material " ♥ " to present the new initiates mission Austin. There will also be a 10 erly, the paper would not come large and indispensable group is in on time. This little idiosyncrasy " Tony and Anne say that if you to the Student Body at the next sub-divided into three parts. There has caused more than one feature planning to per cent commission given to any- out, for at least $20 of local ad- haven't a ride to the Roller Bowl, assembly. He is also one, part of vertising included in ev- are news reporters, feature writ- editor to seek the all-enveloping with their new whether a the staff or should be meet at S.C. at seveno'clockTues- present them not. who brings an advertisement ery issue to make The Spectator ers, and sports reporters. In a quiet of a rest home at the end day eve and they will find you a sweaters at the same time. to the Spectator or who can give a sound business proposition. Since very conservative estimate, each of each scholastic year. The feat- way out even if they have to call any definite information concern- so much depends on the posts of news reporter works half an hour ure writers, however, number eight Father Logan out of his den to lead Christmas Basket Fund ing how or where one can be ob- business and ad managers, the two on his assignment. This low fig- at this time, and their man-hour a hiking expeditionacross this fair tained. students holding these jobs turn in ure has been settled upon because total is seven hours. city! Topic For Discussion 10 15 hours per week of the fact that often some re- Sports ♥ ♥ * at least and Writers "Beef" — Basket Fund will on official work. porters are not given assignments The strangest of all newspaper " It's one thing after another no The Christmast Mendel Club to Hear but every issue. The average then — — be the principal topic under dis- One of the least publicized men the sports writer carefully foolin'! Now that the barn dance Guest Speaker at Meet most necessary departments of the resolves itself to about half an follows the tradition here at Se- jumble memories, cussion when the Sodality holds its is a mad of vivid meeting Thursday, No- Dr. Leibly, a graduate of many complex task that is the College hour. With 22 news writers on attle College. Only the oldest mem- breathand then sud- next on total we takehalf a at the Casey Hall. years back, from Marquette Uni- paper is that of the typists. Al- the staff at present, the time ber of the student body can re- denly that the Fall Infor- vember 9 on assignments realize for the drive will be versity, will address the bi-weekly ways on hand to type copy from put in news is 11 member the time when a sports mal is but two weeks away! Chairmen writers, a group appointed in the meantime and meeting of the Mendel Club, the reporters' pens, often correct- hours. The feature reporter didn't have something to "No!" shout the prospective es- Wednesday, November 8. His top- ing mistakes as they type, the set apart because of their highly complain about on each issue. With they limp announced at the meeting. Further corts as clutch their wal- pur- three girls who are now engaged 'specialized tasks, figure to aver- originality, fel- dismay. study of Cooperatives will be ic will be Christian Ethics in Mod- their native these lets in di- ern Surgery. in that part of The Spectator work age just a little less than an hour lows can think up thousands of "Ah, yes," calmly smilesBill sued under Father Peronteau's but rection, followedby the usual social The lecture will begin at 8 p. m., at least 30 hours on each edition. on their work. Feature writers That that three are those hardy souls, who, week (Continued on Page 4.) (Continued on Page 4) hour in the Casey ballroom. and is open to the public. means each of the TH E SPECTATOR Friday, November 3, 1939 2 THE SPECTATOR Clowns, Official publication of the Associated Students of Seattle College. Barn Dancers Outdo Founded December, 1932. Published Friday during the scholastic Seattle, GUFF year. Business Address: Broadway and East Marion Street, Kids, Cowboys and Farmers By Washington. Subscription Rate: 50 cents per Quarter. Advertising Rates on applications. Irrelevance seemed to be mustache. John Strickland EDITORIAL STAFF - the key-note of last Friday reverted to the old days of PETT William Kelly '41 - Editor-in-Chief night's Barn Dance. People Cowboy-ism with a plaid shirt Associate Editor Margaret Scheubert '41 turned up in all sorts of cos- and red bandanna. Johnny Gregor MacGregor '42 - News Editor Last spring the A.W.S.S.C. announced that one of their tumes, masquerade stuff, Katica appeared in black Doris Chapman '42 - Feature Editor and committees would publish, this fall, a booklet on general wonderful (a wee bit short), and Jack Terhar '42 Sports Editor everybody had a pants etiquette. With bated breath we await this manual. We Heads Writer time. of all things— a derby. Bar- Joseph Eberharter '43 also note that S.C. students can well use the book. "43 Assistant Fallon forgot food for Barbara Jean Dunham - Joe English and Mary Bu- bara Only this morning we saw Phil Austin actually submerging Hal Toang Rewrite the evening (more or less) — chanan walked off with the his morning cruellers in his morning coffee. To make mat- NEWS STAFF Dick Bammert, Margaret Cutrone, Tony Daigle, unequalled and appeared at the dance as Dunham, Betty Germer, prizes for their ters worse, Mr. Austin's little finger projected awkwardly Sheila Davis, Abner De Felice, Barbara a peasant gal. Mike Hunt Larry McDonnel, Frances-McGuire, Mary Masenga, Betty Ann Mc- costumes. Joe wore half tux into space. (Latest etiquette rules outlaw the mid-air sus- straw, went in blue overalls and a Kannn, Ted Mitchell, Al I'lachta, Peggy Rebhahn, Joan Sullivan, and half and Mary pension the little finger). nice, red sweat-shirt. Ellen of Kosemary Weil, Mary Williams, Cecelia Woods, Hal Young, Mary wore a gunny sack dress. The Hi-Yu Coolee Club needs to learn that it is not only Doherty, McGinnis, Borrows, Charles Zeyen. (For McHugh was the girl in the Marielene Bob gunny sacks, Mary!) impolite, but rude to sponsor lynching parties. Furthermore FEATURES— Bernice Foy,Ida Ganzini, Marie Joseph, Bettie Kumhera, red dress and horn-rimmed Bill Kelly went Chinese and Emily Post frowns fiercely on such affairs. Maurice O'Brien, William Pettinger, Betty Salget, Tom Donohoe, glasses. Bill Pettinger looked became the mystery man of Then there is the unthinking fellow who consistenly walks Ruth Butler. his worst in frayed shorts, SPORTS— Bud Stauke, Wally Mackay, Tom Ryan, Bob Evoy. the evening. George La Bis- on the inside of the sidewalk, leaving his lady friend to the tux coat, and a black derby. BUSINESS STAFF soniere was original and strik- mercy of kicking horses. - Business Manager ing (to say the least) in pas- are gone, Yin Scallon '41 - Miss Peggy McGowan says that the horses Phil Austin '41 Advertising Manager tel pajamas and navy blue is wonderful thing. Exchange Managers but the custom a Nena Moran '41. Nora Brown '41 bathrobe. Joe Legrand was THE STUDENT old rule "When a boy and girl meet Lorrayne '41, Smith '41 - Proof Readers There still stands the Eisen Ann clownish in an orange and etc., first." We Lucy Savage, Mary McCoy, Marialice Geyer. in the hall, on the street, the girl speaks TYPISTS— black way. Betty Ann Mc- girl not. "iniNIHTU FOR NATIONAL ADVIKTIaINS »T OBSERVER know of a boy who is stubborn and a who knows Forhan, NationalAdvertisingService,Inc. Karma, Tot and Jean By MAURICE O'BRIEN Consequently, they have not spoken for two years. Pressentin all proceeded to York. N.V. (The following story is old, but it has grown stronger 480Madison Avi. New" " " I" lAN FHAHCIICO un-grow. They wore, respect- CHICAGO 1O«TO« LOI AKOII National Apple Drive with age -like limburger cheese. Editor's Note). tively, dresses of red polka VOL. VIII FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1939 No. (i little group of autoists was tired; in fact they were dots, and red To Raise Market The blue gingham, exhausted. Furthermore, they were hungry. Eagerly they Bader looked like Lowered By Conflict checks.Bud scrutinized each town in an effort to find an attractive look- what might be known as a Editorial Apples, apples and more apples. ing restaurant. Finally, from the back seat of the automo- "yokel boy," with a yellow Apples seem to be playing a very fellas, stophere A Matter of Example newspapers, bile, one Addison Smith cried joyously, "Gee mustache and a wig, and Bob important role in the every advretisements and show windows and eat. This is Wilbur. Ispent my pay check here The trite and often mis-used term, "school spirit Roy was another Jesse James that are seen in all the different Saturday night last summer." should, we think, be substituted by another phrjse underneath his big, black localities the Pacific Northwest. of for Mr. Smith's old haunts, the weary group here at Seattle College. "School spirit" gives one an Itwould seemImprobable that any- In respect one that reads a dally paper or settled down in the local eatery and enjoyed sumptuous 40c ithas idea of rah-rah excitement and coonskin coats; listens to a radio could be ignor- meals for only 75c. Somewhat revived, if not fed, they pro- that there is a ter- an aura of adolescence that our enlightened collegian ant of the fact ceeded to "get out of town." In heavy silence they noted a rific drive on to dispose of all the - Come shies away from violently. The two-word phrase that BOTH apples ...produced in the ...Pacific large sign on the edge of the village— "Ritzville in place spirit" Northwest this past season. Never Again." we woul^J use of "school is "Catholic before have we witnessed such a Action." BARRELS drive, probably due to the fact that never before in the history of the In a Catholic College, everything that a student By TOM DONOHOE apple industry has there arisen a Reviews & Previews does for his school is directly or indirectly Catholic more peculiar situation than at the Again, from John Lynch. present time. All of this refers on- By Margaret Scheubert Action. When your school holds a Sodality meeting After promising you good people ly to the Northwest apple produc- for the last two weeks that a letter ing territory. or Gavel Club meeting, or any other kind of affair, students, some very fine things a from John Lynch was coming your No doubt we have all heard that Believe it or not, fellow there are library. one them is a very your active attendance advances, in its own way, the way very shortly Ithink today is there is a war on in Europe that to be said about the Seattle College And of Evolayne," by Frenchman, of Christ. And the advancement of Christ's an ideal time to pass 'er on. How- stops our markets. Most of us swell novel called "The Abbey of written a Cause ever, much has been cut out and realize that any form of food is Paule Regnier. This book was published in 1935 and created quite a only pertaining to to Cause is Catholic Action. that his visit considered contraband material by stir at that time. the Holy Father has been reserved all wars in the characterization, you the opponents in Some of us go in for plots, some of us go in for When Seattle College gives a dance and are for your eyes. With less of my modern era. So naturally enough and some of us must have both in order to be happy about it all. But chatter and more from our friend our markets are cut out because it present, you are representing a Catholic school and way you lean, this story will more than fill the bill. in Europe we'llget under way kind is impossible to send our ships whichever a plot quite like it and as for the all that it stands for. Your behavior constitutes of quick like. over to the warring nations safely. We've never come across before — Adelaide and Michel Adrian, well, — Paris, France, We accept these facts without development of the characters, of participation in Catholic Action or the lack of par- two young people are hap- Hotel Monsigny, much qusetion, but we fail to rea- to be trite, it's very cleverly done. These ticipation in the same ideal. Rue Monsigny. son out what the dire consequences pily married. Michel is a doctor and very much in love withhis wife. My evil, if can call the Adelaide; Tor no one but Michel. During his vacation they visit new (and for many dear Tom: are of this we lives It is oftenhard for the students Well, of course when in Rome, cessation of a market an evil. If the Abbey of Evolayne where his old friend, Dom Athanase invites old students) to realize the tremendous effect his my aunts and Iwantedan audience we realized the condition of the ap- him to make a retreat. So inspired is Michel that he also desires the with the Pope,but as he wasat the ple grower in this part of the coun- higher life. By a special dispensation they both enter the religious actions a College student have on outsiders. to part he plays as Seattle Castle-Gandolfo we expected try and the important life Michel because he truly has a vocation, Adelaide because she arrange go order, we would Other Catholics the College student to see have only to to out in our economic wants to whatever will make her husband happy. From here on watch said,"NO AU- be than anxious to assist in do there. The Vatican more undeniably fascinating. / what he will do; non-Catholics watch him even closer. DIENCES WHATSOEVER" until every possible manner to makethis the story is * * * * * Pope to Sep- then, you conduct the returns Rome in 4.) hallowed halls It seems logical, to say that if tember." That was a severe blow (Continued on Page Another book which has been floating around these before) for a long time is Alfred yourselves correctly you are giving a good example to my aunts so we attempted the (where have we heard those words Example is one usual channels to learn if that was O'Kahilly's "Father William Doyle. S. J." to Catholic and non-Catholic alike. definite. Father O'Neil, a Paulist A more inspiring book for Catholics, or anyone else for that matter, of the basic qualities of Catholic Action. We would FatherfromCalifornia in charge of 'Round- could not be imagined. The life of Father Doyle is the life— of a modern St. Sussana's Church (for Ameri- Don't think for a moment that it is dry reading far from it. suggest practice a lot of Catholic Action beseiged saint. that all S. C. cans) was with Americans His gay,irrespressablespirit makes the book a pleasure to read. put out because About on in who were much For me the best part of the book begins when Father Doyle became from here ... not giving By !5 " Pius XII was audiences JACK RYAN is, course, the most exciting # Castle-Gandolfo, especially inas- a chaplain in the World War. This of at reading inner, spiritual Pope, even last phase of his career, but equally worththe is his much as the last and hard, almost 'No Foreign Entanglements' summer, gave two audiences each financial condition (always life. His whole life was one of constant self-denial The happy thought he leads of innate is self-preser- week out there. He, on their be- broke) of the average college stu- unbelievable, penances. If one has the that One man's characteristics of Jesuit possibility of getting hurt half made an appeal to the Vatican dent has long caused him to be the a.i almost perfect and blameless existence, the penances this vation. All of us shun the but the answer was still negative, butt of many jokes; however, an will take his vanity down, 'way down. needlessly. When we see a situation wherein we are so he said there was nothing that eastern paper claims they have On Aug. 16, 1917, he was killed while fulfilling his duties on the could be done except to wait in found the reason for his general battlefield. Father William Doyle, S. J., died a hero's death— the to injured sufficient reason, we Pope returned to you liable be without Rome until the lack of funds. "How do ex- prayer of his life was granted. it or we it. is entirely the Vatican. My aunts couldn't do pect him to have any money," they either try to rectify flee That Well, at — showing that. we learned our ho- query, "when he's too honest to natural; it isn't being cowardly it's merely tel that there was a pilgrimage steal, too proud— to beg,and too lazy we two men fighting on from a town in Italy which comes to work?" Well, they've got us! good sense. Thus, when see to Rome every year. I.t is in honor we the street of X and is composedof peo- the other side of the street, don't cross Pius "Marry or Idie," he cried, Variety town, Ibelieve. me ple from his native bedewed withtears. try to get between them: no matter what the twenty-fifth anniver- His face and This was the "Alas, then, die you must," she By IDA GANZINI sary death of that Pope purpose may be. Like as not, the blows of both men of the sighed. and there was a very large number — — He did, (in sixty years). — would strike vs we had no business being there. in the group close to two thou- After all was said and done, and Passing seene Boy talks to girl. — we learned they were done, and pop had put his lit pipe Girl leans on right foot. Boy still country got in the last war we were walk- sand and AROUND THE SCHOOL— Jack When our going to received by the Pope by a newspaper and after all talks; Girl shifts to left foot. Boy be Cannon says he isn'texactly suspi- down ing two men who were fighting. Ours should at his summer villa- So we began the smoke had cleared away and raves on; "girl shifts in high, stops between morning cious-minded,but he wishesFather his house boy with — and Ithought tele- we some intrigue. The the kindly from pop started looking for have been only a vicarious interest. Instead leaving au- Nichols would refrain — — then "The Rains Came." phones had lines." (The Girlsoud- pilgrimage was for the calling he then — up waiting him "Lochinvar" until apologize for the above, but ed strangely like Virginia Gem- rushed in and we were hurt needlessly. dience we were and out means There We — go fi»ds what it ... you will note carefully very mill.) around 7 a. m., to ask to with to to everything if on foot today to repeat that — they seems be a limit — goes show theirony There are movements the. But nothing doing had amount people Dick carefully it to Logicians Friday Vati- except the of all. And while you are care- Ten o'clock last twenty years ago. Man's instinct of cards of admission from the into roadster of it wondering if a little Mr. foolish move of special their Grieve can crowd that fully noting, we go on— (It's our were can and medals on Tommy Anderson got Somebody from Nowhere wasplay- him not to; let's, just for a my aunts, after in- of his ... only chance). self-preservation tells coats. One of kind of playful lastHallowe'eneve, ing games. About ten minutes af- this teresting an Italian woman in her ter class had started entered Mr. change, heed our instincts and stay out of whole America, put on a mask and ran up and down story,— how she come from the street trying to scare people. While at S. C. Bill Bates proved S. from N. dressed like a fugitive foreign mess. etc. was practically overwhelmed he took himself a capable leader, but you from a barn dance. He had a few sordid * * great He didn'thave much luck so — « when my aunt summoned a off, and four women screamed should see him now now he even words with the prof., then non- eyes. Con- it stream of tears in her West says the fall elec- carries on in theatres. It happened chalantly trampedover to the near- and the advice ... Tom Do You Care Enough? sultations followed— tions are nlmost here and he hasn't at one of ourbetter cimema houses est window and climbedout. That Iof an Italian priest one of many anybody mentionCharlieMc- when Bill was .seated amongst a was all right, but when he climbed Community Fund needs your help: this idea asked. It was heard Your on the tour— was presidential ■ group of grade school sweet Wil- in again, and proceeded to might Carthy as timber.. back in many ways and under many conceived possible that we We is truth to liamses and Violetses. Along came go out the remaining windows, then has been repeated through Med- hear tha tthere no pass without cards the rumor that the School is subsid- the 800 picture with its hero, hero- the professor had to call the class year's Community Fund given We attempted| musical back- banners. The quota of this als were us. izing the badminton team. ine, and villain in a to a halt. Logicians weren't the to look as Italian as possible and ground. Upon seeing this little Dra- has not been reached in the collegiate division. Se- With all the warnews in the pa- same for the rest of the hour. so we mounted the great bus await- to fall line and cula of tbe talkies, Bill couldn't in this per, we'llhave in slithers down College students should cooperate drive. ing and off we went with our fel- "war joke." resist hissing, and the group of lit- One fellow the attle present a black eye low townsmen to see His Holiness- Sergeant: horse Itle biggies took up the snake cheer street with a beautiful materially to the Seattle Community forty that Where is that that has just met a beautiful thick Contribute There were about busses told you to take out and have shod? and kept it up for minutes. Thus imagine our ex- himself in fist. A passer-by looks up and prove that Seattle College students do care Isaw. You can Private: Oh, my gosh! Did you Bill has proved a leader — Fund and hiss-tory. beams "Ah! The lamp is low." enough to share enough. (Continued on Page 4.) say shod? Friday, November 3, 1939 THE SPECTATOR Page Three Chieftain Chatter TID-BITS By Jack Terhar SPORTS * Basketball JACK TERHAR Beasley By Beasley * Food For Thought Predictions Editor Skiing Things Wigwam Wanderings 'n' * Prophet Misses Lounge Lizards Stuff Question One Game; Picks Skiers Elect Trounce Stork We are familiar with Tex The subject of our little discussion today has been harped Saturday Winners New Officers Oliver's wisecrack about upon so many times that Iimagine by this time, you are all By Bud Staahe warm-up games against U. S. pretty tired of the subject, however, in the past week, a new Disaster met the championship- Well whaddya know? Fordham aiming Monday C, California and Stanford to pointed to me so Ithought Imight pass Washington must been Storks afternoon At Meeting angle has been out and have Knights by same bee. They sure on the warring of Colum- prepare the Ducks for their it on. stung the bue floor. meeting got up in a hurry. As predicted, At the first of the Se- crucial game with Gonzaga. attle College Ski Club held on1 There is still a lagging in interest in the intramural sport Washington finally won and as i The underestimated Lounge Liz- Before the season began a ards (actually not) finished on the Tuesday, October 31, an extensive program. Sure,Iknow what you're thinking, the basketball mis-predicted, Fordham wiped up sport scribe, ways good end of the 23-22 score, after season of skiing activities was an- San Franciscan school has ever had, and you're cor- the floor with Pitt in more ticipated. league is the best the than one. The closest Icame to having fought their way to a hard- Connolly by name, likewise rect, but the interest is lacking in other sports. Remember, picking a perfect game was the felt victory, in which they sus- The club has plans for ski trips!|went out of his way to belittle handball, badminton, volley ball, Accord- tained three injuries at the hands which are to take place every other besides basketball, there is Cornell-Ohio State fracas. 1 the quality of football played ing Scourge of Book- of the taller team. week,and among these will be sev- complete sports program for girls. to "The the night trips. and a ies", the score was Cornell 20, and The two stalwart fives walked eral over by northern teams. Among Now, some of you show no interest in athletics at all. Ohio State 0. According to the onto the "maple battleground" with The officers were elected. Joe otehr things the article stated slight favorite; but English was unanimously elected Why? Is it because you can't take it? Idon't mean not newspapers the score was Cornell the Storks a that should Stanford lose to 23, and Ohio State 14. (Some guy the first few minutes of the skir- president, Tom Brennan, vice- knocks, president, an Oregon team, it should being able to take the hard physical but the other kicked a field goal for Cornell). mish changed the opinions of all and Lorrayne Eisen the knocks that competitive sports dish out. In other words, And to top it all off the editor cut on-lookers. The Lounge Lizards combined office of secretary-treas- drop out of the conference. are you a good sport, can you show real sportsmanship? this game from my column. started with the first whistle to urer. From that day hot ashes have people. The get their share of the ball, which All those interested in skiing and Keep this in mind, the Ski Club are cordially been poured on his head in It can be proven by statistics that those who engage in and untied at the became very elusive with the de- invited unbeaten teams to attend the next meeting, the ex- copious quantities. Stanford some kind of competitive athletics have a better chance of end of the current season will be ceptive handling of the pre-game favorite. The highlight of the first act date to be announced later. has met three teams from the succeeding in later life. You learn to win like a lady or Notre Dame, Tennessee, Cornell, Oklahoma, Michigan, Texas A. &. quarter arrived when the guard of North and the Indians have like should lose, without any Lounge Lizards, Wally gentleman, or lose a sportsman M., Oregon State, Catholic U., and the Mac- yet to hit the win column. loss on the other fellow. In no other — my legs Kay, came charging into the key- excuses or blaming the well cut off and call Eligible Bachelors Now along comes Portland U., field of activity is this lesson so well driven home as in the me Shorty! Ef'n it ain't Slippery hole and jumped high to take an Rock State Teachersfrom Pennsyl- unlucky shot off the back-board; a cypher in big time football field of competitive sports. instant, Capt. vania. at the same Dick Beat Elevators, 42-11 and sends Slip and his boys interesting bit of statistics, for the girls who picken's gittin' tough, Harris of the Storks collided with Here's an De is kinda |MacKay knocking the plucky retreating to the Moragan gents. Here is how the games It was second straight shun athletics. In a survey of the graduates of Vassar guard's feet from under him in the time hills. Perhaps the remarks of in should shape up next week. for McNamee's Eligible Bachelors College of the year 1912, the girls who had taken part such a manner that he landed on they soundly Connolly irritated the coaches O. S. C. over U. S C his chin. Time was called for as were trounced by I competitive had an eighty percent better chance of This is the weekly nightmare. the Otis game players they athietics MacKay to regain consciousness. Elevators in a at and as much as becoming married than those who did not take part in Trojan and Beaver counterbalance injury (or the K. C. Gym, Oct. 25. The final did the loyal football fans department The had little effect each other in every maybe did), ensuing score read: Elevators 42, bachel- athletics. game, it for in the about Portland. With Stan- of the except OSC's pass of ors 11. Highly touted before the So the cry goes out again, it's not too late to sign up for defense, been weak. A minutes the conflict the in- opening, ford at the bottom of thecon- which has jured player rallied to score eight season's the Bachelors cold wet field will bend the odds have to intramural athletics, and remember in signing up, you are points and be high-point man on been unable find that win- ference and with California slightly towards OSC. If it isn't a ning spark and this last setback not behind, preparing yourself for a better and happier life both now Orangemen the winnng team. The Storks far we hope that stand-off Lon Stiner's fought say game has immersed them in the cellar after graduation. by a "never die" the the North willbe sparedthose and will take it not more than six wholetime, keeping theirscore just of the broken teams. The Ele- points, probably one or two. Score, beyond the reach the underdog vators, on the other hand, showed envenomed darts in the 14, of potential champion WIGWAM WANDERINGS OSC USC 13. until half time, when the score caliber as they future. U. C. L. A. overCalifornia. piled up points by at the intra- was 12 to 12. to coast in a Basketball Popular There is still plenty of room for spectators Victory" offing wide margin. Sudmeir, ace of the "Dark is in the The tide was turned in favor of mural basketball games, and they're plenty good .. Last with Washington Otis hoopers, cashed in with 18 Dick Bammert and Bob . for the Uclans the smaller team, however, from Wednesday's hike resulted in another success being chalked and Robinson taking turns on the points to take high-scoring honors. Borrows, members of the the mid-game rest until the end, Larson, Ray hiking is still rambling, scoring. Cal will be plenty lucky Strickland, Lackie and also Storks, will agree that the in- up for the club ... Notre Dame when John forward, as to score on a finally great Bruin weaving dribbling, flashed the Elevators sunk the let's home they aren't kicked by that Army Mule tomorrow A. 20; came and carv- unhappy Bachelors. The game re- tramural basketball got off team. Score: U. C. L. ing his way through a wall of op- ... It's Cornell or Oklahoma to the Rose Bowl,and either Cal. 0. mained fairly tight for the first with a bang. Dick is hobbling position to earn the winning point i one will give O. S. C. or U. S. C. a plenty good game ... Tennessee over Louisiana State. the Lizards in |quarter, but then developed into a around on crutches and Bob Saturday's breather, for the last two sec-! romp. At the half the count was: is stilla shortage of girls for that badminton team After last onds of the contest. is hors de combat with torn There ... are in for a real ball Otis 19; Bachelors 4. the Vols Loungers played FLASH! ! !Phelan wins his usual one game, signed for an- game they meet the Bayou The have three This defeat sadly deflates the ligaments in a couple of fing- when games date, bearing other five years Joe English and Jack Kearney have Tigers. Even at that they are the to one loss championship hopes of the Bach- ers. . .. was by already skiing, they fall, they would scrape better team by at least 12 points. which administered the elors, while it puts a rosy hue on Itdoes one good to see how been didn't dare Krazy Kats under the tutorship of those of Washington had Score: Tennessee 20; L. S. U. O. the once-btatenElevators. the varsity men of last season off the snow and ruin the hill ... When (If Alabama couldn't score on 'em John Katica. They have three more contests to winning teams, the student body didn't like the teams, the L. S. U. can't. The lineup: play during the first half and are taking to the intramural first season they lose four straight, they're the best team out. Northwestern over Minnesota. Lounge Lizards Storks hopes are high for their triumph. league. Tommy Ryan, Jack You and figure it out If the U of W students put on Ifeel sorry for Bill DeCorre- Tamborini4 Dunton 1 On the other hand, the McNamee Katica, Ed Waite and Dave try ... vont. Maybe time disap- Armstrong 7 2 boys are desperately seeking ma- this the Nelson signed up another performance like last Saturday, Washington teams pointing Wildcats can turn ina win MacKay 8 Harris 9 terialto bolstertheir hapless squad Dunton are with will be instructed to lose, with the measley crowds, the over another disappointing team, Strickland 2 Riley 10 by the start of the round. one team or another. Mike school can't afford two new goal posts per win the Golden Gophers. Ihope the Fujiwara 2 Harry 0 The lineups were: Begley's class schedule makes over-publicized DeCorrevont can Substitutes: Lounger Lizards, Otis Eligible impossible parti- peddle the goods. Score: North- MeHugh; Storks,Henry. Elevators " Bachelors it for him to QUESTION western 13, Minnesota 7. Hunt 0 f Seizjas 3 cipate. Rumor has it that a One of the first things a person usually looks for after Larson 10 f Hunt 4 number of frosh have more 8 Deignan reading the score of a game is the summary or the "yard- For the best time in years and Lackie c 0 than simply possibilities.Long Ray 6 g Read 1 stick." If you have been following Washington at all this the most fun in ages, try the Se- Dan Riley from Yakima rang Intramural League attle College Floral Fall Informal. Sudmeir 18 g Walsh 3 season, you will note that the scores and summaries do not Substitutions: Otis, Brennen, up about 15 counters in the agree. The only exception to the observance is the Pitt- Herron, Young; Bachelors, none. first half of his first game. Sees One-Sided Intramural Schedule Referee, Harris. Washington game in which Pitt both outscored and out- November With his build and eye, he However, gained their opponents. in the following games, Game At Casey Gym Thursday, November 2— should be a valuable man. lost, which Washington they outgained their opponents. Elevators vs.Marne Beta. Built along the same lines is Then, by captain, KrazyKats Win Again comes the Stanford game, Washington wins, but is Paced their John| Friday, November 3— Dick Harris of O'Dea. Letter- outgained by Stanford. Katica, the Krazy Kats ran rough- 1 winners from year are shod over the Lounge Lizards,Fri-I Krazy Kats vs.Bachelors. Marne Beta's Victims last This brings up the very interesting question is the present day,to the tune of 33-9. The gamo Monday, November 6— fast, but lacking in height. pro- system of scoring a football game correct? was fired with action and Again Krazy Aided by the frosh, SC should spectators with many Elevators vs. Storks. the Kat five struck vided the — and their victims were the Marne be able suf- One of the greatest coaches and authority on football in laughs. The best one occurred Tuesday, November 7 to field a team Beta's who went down under to the ficiently strong to make it in- the country, Pop Warner, believes that the present system when a player for the Lizards Lounge L's vs.Marne Beta. 54 Starting opposing tune of to 15. slowly, teresting is wrong. Mr. Warner would have a game scored by giving made a basket for the Wednesday, November 8 the powerful Kat aggregation went for many a team in side. — into high gear in the quar- and one point to a team for each first down made. Also lessen Although the Lounge Lizards Bachelors vs. Storks. second about Seattle. — ter with Johnny Katica and Tommy Football the credit given for a touchdown. His reasons are that a wereoutclassed by the Krazy Kats, Thursday, November 9 Ryan blooping play was in the counters from lucky break, a longpass or a freak play may defeat a better at times their smooth and Lizards vs. Elevators. all angles. The Marne boys were Len Casanova, frosh back after a little more practice they — unable to get rolling until Clara, team that has gained ground and played better football should show improvement. Friday, November 10 the final at Santa was seen quarter when they dunked ten of prowling about Satur- during the game. Katica and Ryan were the out- Krazy Kats vs. Storks. points. town standing players — their fifteen If game scored by this method, Washington would for the winners, Monday, November 13 Freddy O'Hearn, ace, day. The Bronchoes' game a were the former scoring 33 Beta was 21 of the blanketed throughout game with Stanford Saturday be leading the parade now, not fighting to keep out of the points, while MacKay Bachelors vs. Betas. the and next starred for without his scoring ability the the losers with nine tallies to his Schedule for the Second los- explains his visit. Stanford cellar. , ers found themselves on the very credit. Round short end of a big score. really had to open up Satur- Ihave no desire to try to solve the problem, but it is food The opening line-ups were: for Repeat the first. Power under both the baskets day, and on the basis of what thought. Lounge Lizards Krazy Kats played a bigpart in victory Fugiwara Ray Sn'ring'r the Kat it showed we pick the Bron- L.F. Playoff and credit goes to "Big COMMENT McHugh for that choes in the tilt. The R.F. John Katica The last week of the Ed" Waite who hawked everything coming 8, MacKay C Ed Waite within yards of hoop. Huskies' socking play took a Washington Stanford 5. Ryan quarter, with winners of either Strickland R.G. Tom Krazy Kats— Marne — out Well, Washington is one place nearer the top. Jimmy Wood L.G. Bud Staake first and second round JJetas lot of the Indians. everybody everybody Katica F. O'Hearn Ted Johnson of Phelan is the tops, and is happy, but playing for the champion- Staake F. Emanual the Pan- the poor managers, who must put up the goalposts. Carnations presentedat the door. ship. Waite C. Green thers is hereby nominated as Where? College Masenga U.S. C. 26, Cal. 0. The Fall Infor- G. Lowden best player for his poundage — — mal. Ryan G. Fezzari Poor Cal poor Cal poor Cal. U.S. C. could loan out in the— city. His 47-yard quick its third team for the day, and they would still be able to kick a spiral far over— the out-substitute any team on the coast. IDEAL PHARMACY Marysville saf e t y was a beauty which definitely O. S. C. 13, W. S. C. 0. TEN--O--FOUR ALL TYPES OFDRUGS cooled Marne Hotel jthe visitors. His running and Ah, what the Heck, W. S. C. beat Washington. Their MADISON 1401 East Madison \ ► Room and Board 4 passing have featured the season is a success. < Panther offensive all year. 7, Carnegie Barber Shop Notre Dame Tech 6. and I Or But fact of it all is— Ted still Whew, close followers of Notre Dame can't listen to a Beauty Parlor PATS BARBECUE Board Only 4 wears the same size hat. game without placing on a table near at hand, (1, a bottle Breakfast— Lunches— Dinner of aspirin, (2) container, full of water, (3) aglass, (4) smell- Appointment P. J. Gallagher SHOWERS AND BATH 1 Now's your chance to dance with ing you strap yourself that girl admired up to now from salts. It is also recommended that By Telephone ELiot 100 1118 12th Aye. EA. 2280 ► 1120 Broadway 4 to your just keeping. afar. Start filling up your pro- chair for safe gram for the Fall Informal! Friday, November 3, 1939 4 TH E SPECTATOR Hikers Have Hectic Time Both Barrels Gaveleers ToDiscuss Dancing Classes Held Smoking Rules On Winslow Holiday Hike TwiceA Week At K.C. (Continued from Page 2.) Forthcoming Debate opened Smoking is not allowed Leaving Coleman Dock at 8:30, through Dancing class last Wed- citement when we passed nesday swing with a large Tuesday, November 1, the Hiyu and in full in the main college building the barricade of Swiss Guards Seattle College Gavel Club will attendance and Helen McLendon OMMENT Cole Club arrived at Winslow finally gained entry to the beauti- take part in a itself. It is also requested send four teams to charge. Classes are to be held CANDID(Continued) within half an hour. Mass was in ful audience chamberof the Castle. practice debate tournament to be twice a week— Monday and Wed- that students go farther there by Father Logan, wait, Pope, of Puget Sound, celebrated After a long the sur- held at the College nesday from 2 to 3 p. m. John away than just outside the and the hikers set forth again. Cardinals, etc., November — rounded by various in Tacoma on 18. Katica is in charge of the music Miller, chairman deluxe. time members of the Cream entry door to smoke, and that This (and Swiss guards) madehis The National Collegiate Debate which is the Wurlitzer. "And Iwould just like to remind rode while the Hikers is, front — Puff Club— amid a wildacclaim of "VIVA LA Question, which Resolved: That Assistant teachers are: ElaineI they do not use the you to start saving you won't walked and walked. PAPA!" A long and tiresome pe- the Federal Government Should Marks, Bsa Farrell, Jane Beeson, balconyas a smoking room. want to miss this really big affair!"— Father's Shortcut tition was made to the Pope by Own and Operate the Railroads, Kashmark, Teresa Beyer, Yes, one thing after another. Logan instituted a new charge at this time. Clara Instead of "smoking in Father some Cardinalin of thepar- will be debated upon Mary Williams, Gwen Welt, Mar- It's a vicious"circle!" methodof arriving at their destin- ty. When it finished, the Pope, Names of the members of teams guerite Barrett, Geraldine Gilles- the outer lobby only," in « Instead of gave very ation, the YWCA camp. seated on his throne, a will be disclosed next week. pie, Mary Murphy, Helen Madson, the K.C.building, smoking " Ran across this bit of philosophy executing his famous "short cut," lengthy sermon. Then bestowing — Mary McCoy, Lucy Savage, Mary will be restricted to the the other day "L ess accidents he led the hikers on a "long cut," his blessing on all present, he de- Aillen, Keene, wouldoccur if he nuts on the wheel painted Maxana Joan Sulli- covering virtually half of the parted. We were altogether pleas- was "STARVING." She van,Nena Moran,Nora Brown, Peg basement are tight and the nut at the wheel picture so Iinward- island. ed with our crashing the gates. the black that Slater, Phyllis Van Driel, Betty Father McGoldrick and isn't!" Weary and footsore, the hardy Very sincerely yours, ly urged her to go so far as to ♥ ♥ * McKanna, Ann Smith, Margaret both ask members of the group finally ar- JACK. make him a sandwich. You know Kremmel, Betty Jean McCarthy, Father Nichols " Much ado has been made about rived at the camp, where they Special Ethics Is NO SNAP!!! I'm really a very gullible sort and Jane Max, Kathleen Forhan, Flor- that these rules be ob- those male drivers who cause you whiled away the time until lunch thoughts when these ladies toss their pet Perri, to hang onto and let go Last Friday, with of the j every- ida Sheila Davis and Rose- served by the students as the mohair by watchingFather Peronteau's ef- dance, peeves my way Ishyly admit mary Weil. of your vocal chords when you ac- wrestling matches, the barn all, they are for their own forts at fishing, and the more suc- dinner, Ithing they want me to. After "Everyone is welcome and those company them on a little joy ride, fishing and an invite to a crab want to get into a hair- benefit. cessful ones of the boats merrily Father Reidy's Idon't who wish to stay afterwards may but how about those feminine auto walked in pulling contest with any of the offshore. 11:00 Ethics class. Father Reidy do so. Come and learn or prac- trainers who put a car through its A Merry Time S. C. gals. your dancing at C. Hall paces really original manner! has a very unique way of knocking tice the K. Working in a After lunch, where the tables off the last day of the week. He TO THE POINT every Monday and Wednesday af- S. C. Grads Adele Campbell who has ridden almost collapsed under the rush of places all the names of the mem- The Soph-Frosh affair was the |ternoon," said Miss McLendon. InNorhwest with AlbertaGrieves several times the mob, the hikers rowedin boats bers of the class in a little box knock-out of the season. Every- nominates Alberta as a candidate can for bailing was a (however, they were all one and their best friend made it for the thrill-driver of the week. where a Ithink Publication Of Paper A survey of Seattle College grad- nearby trails, time) last Friday. The It is not Alberta's driving alone necessity, hiked on TomDonohe's this and before out to Parker's shows that many are work- rested the lodge. eye the box boys in room 15 at the Marne were Requires Time uates which prompts such a nomination; or danced and in the naked he shakes ing in various parts of the North- .o'clock, the group of 62 vigorously calls on anyone in really doing some tallmath, when rather it is the vehicle she drives. At s:oo and (Continued from Page 3.) west. Among those who have at- headed for Winslow, board- class to pull out the LUCKY Ipulled over their in the early It seems thateachparticular device hikers the tended Seattle College and are complete ing the fi:2o ferry. NAME. If the winner received a part of the afternoon. I guess reasons for a 'kick', and it would — teaching. They requires attention. Hence good, working some are emergencybrake re- five-buck gold piece you can feel they all "figured" pretty too. take too long to sfet them down all around the North- to release the — ! boy" to thank are scattered quires two hands to place the rest assured that this boy wouldn't The "old wishes here. A special survey may be west. recipient. The winnah gets the Knights of the Wigwam for subject shift in low, second and high re- be the made of that at some Helen Murray, B. Sc. is at St. obviously, THE STUDENT to conduct the class for the full pe- bringing him into the fold .. . future sports writerdoes Colfax, quires two hands and date. The Ignatius Hospital— Wash- taking place, riod. Low and behold, the name The "book-worms" are getting a do yeoman work at a school such Doucet, Bachelor while all this is the ington; Jeannette steering takes care of itself pulled out was mine. Here Iwas real "bang" out of the "Tree of as the College, where athletics Science is at Providence Hospital, wheel assuring Liberty" at Fred- — more or less And that isn't all OBSERVER laughing and joking and current feature have been de-emphasized (to put Seattle; Mary Rice, Bachelor Sci- — my neighbor that Ididn't have a erick & Nelson's book mart ... I mildly), they turn in five ence, working Franciscan Hospi- the clutch is quite tempennental, it and in leap-frog (Continued from Page 2) chance to be the unfortunate one. wonder if Brother Ed realizes that hours per There are Pendleton, Oregon and Robert taking to antics at va- wdrk week. tal, too, Oh, yeah. No fooling. Iwas real- the student body failed to spark six writers, and they each average Tobin is teaching at ODea High, rious intervals. Then, the driv- The apple regard way knowing how apple drive a success. jly up the "old tree" without the last seasonin to basketball. a littleless than one hour in gath- Seattle. er has no of grower is responsible for a large philosophicalladder to git out. Of So, those in authority said, "No ering their material, writing and much gas said vehicle contains, be- well being in very gauge out and part of our economic course, the class as a whole were dice" this season. A smart rewriting it. cause the is of order the Northwest and we must con- sympathetic. Now I'lltellone! If move under the circumstances ... Thus, that the a safety screen prevents the usual safeguard our it can be seen being sider his interests to Idon't remember a thing on my Had a chance to (ret in a "hello" work of putting out The Spectator "stick" measuring system own. seventy-fifth birthday, I'll surely to former Editor Bill Bates. He takes at the very least 175 hour:* i^-^Bjfer^|M used. A few yearsback we experienced[be able to tell my grandnephews looks much better after his tough every issue. If the most perfect But please, no aspersions were a depression that caused that "The NaturalMoral LawCon- seige of a few weeks ago. We'll organization were not present, the intended toward said vehicle, we terrible you the bankruptcy of many farmers fers On Every Man A RIGHT TO be looking forward to seeing resultant difficulties would be would merely like to^ say: —"come more and especially the apple USE THE MATERIAL THINGS around, Bill, take good care of huge. As it is, each membercheer- around sometime, Alberta but growers. Bankruptcy no doubt re- BY WHICH LIFE IS SUSTAIN- yourself ... We'll be telling you fully does his part on the College's don't take us literally!" sulted from an over expansion of ED." Imagine the nerve of yours about the swell deal the K. of C.'s largest single extra-curricular ac- 10% followed by a few years of truly asking the class if they had are putting onfor the Seattle Prep tivity. credit gridders poor prices without a corresponding any difficulties when Icompleted boys and also the ODea No need for a bashful "May I?" reduction in the cost of living and my Ethical slaughter. And imagine ni a few days now ... Heard one Rolling rhythm at the FallFloral Commission at the fall informal. Beautiful maintenance of the industry. In my surprise when everyone in the of the boys trying to sing the lat- informal will soothe the worries Flower Theme programs will ar- the past two years a little better class raised their little handy- est hit of the week, "If IKnew of any man. range it all. price and a bit cheaper production wandies and darted every conceiv- Then What IKnow Now." Idon't Offered to Those due to a favor from nature, enabledlable type of objection and question think the lad did justice to the face the piece "tops" " The Biggest 25c Lunch the apple grower to again at me. You'd think Iwas a YOGI that Ithink is .. Solicit Ads CATHOLIC future with a hope of success. But or something. And then there was A bowl of Congrats to the kids that In Town At The Who prizes Nursing Home if that hope is cut off at a critical the little lady that wantedto know walked off with the first For time like the present it is possible if she was obliged to contribute a at the barn dance Friday. Ithought swell, though I Near Church that the apple industry will suffer loaf of bread to a poor unfortunate you looked even Grid Cafe— an irreparable loss. This time is "knight of the road" that happen- didn't have the necessary vote to VINCE— 822 E. Pike DAN The Spectator YE. 4296 Annetta Austin critical because if the apple grow- ed to her door, merely because he make it unanimous .. er loses again this year it willundo all prospreity he has hopes of at- taining. It will throw a number of growers so far back financially that they will be a poor debt and hence willbe put downnever to rise again. We should assist in this drive in order to avert financial ruin to the apple grower because his suc- cess also means success to the rail- roads, a huge number of apple har- vesters, a large number of long- shoremen, and success to a number freighters hauling across the IVlildness of Great Pond. 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