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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by ScholarWorks @ SeattleU. It has been accepted for inclusion in The peS ctator by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks @ SeattleU. DON'T PARK DON'T PARK INFRONT OF IN FRONT OF SEATTLE UNIV ERS IT Y THE CLINICS ! Spectator THE CLINICS! Volume XVII "■«<8B»»= SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1949 No.3 KISS' COMEDY OPENS SATURDAY Women's Guild Variety Show Lincoln Sedan Offered as Prize in 'Jenny' to Present Drive for Student Union Building Opens Nov. 21 planned Brings Novelist SU students this week facilities. It is to con- Many New Faces By MARY EILEEN WAGNER The annual Seattle Univer- started a campaign to raise vert the cafeteria into a ball- Bruce Marshall, distinguished Scottish novelist, was sity variety show, sponsored funds for the construction of room for student dances. By 808 LUCID scheduled to make his first appearance in the Northwest by the Music Department,.is a Student Union building. Tentative plans call for Saturday night, Nov. 5, the curtain will ring up on this last night, speakingon "How To Write a Best Seller," at the scheduled for November 21 All friends of the Univer- erecting the much-needed Stu- year's initial performance of the Seattle University Drama Women's Century Club. It was the second of a series of and 22 at Providence Hospital sity desiring to sell tickets or dent Union on the campus Guild. The play, to be presented in the Little Theatre Nov. lectures sponsored by the Seattle University Women's Guild. Auditorium. The curtain will purchase them may contact across Tenth Avenue from the 5 to 11, is the ever-popular "Jenny Kissed Me." Marshall first attracted the at- go up at 8:15 p.m. and admis- Hal Wales. Tickets will be on Liberal Arts building. The cast is studded with newcomers. The title role ia new tention of Americans with sion will be 50 cents. sale until the Homecoming Prize to be awarded in con- to be playedby a talented Malachy's Miracle," proceeds from the af- Ball in January. freshman, Janice Sheehan. "Father The nection with the students' Key published in 1931, and an in- fair will go towards the fund The structure willhouse the fund-raising drive is a new The other leads are: success both in for augmenting the Music De- offices, cafe- Lincoln automobile. It will be Packard as Father Moynihan, stant book and student body Fitzgeraldish" dramatic form. Two later nov- partment. teria, lounges, student co-op, displayed all over the state the "Barry — "The World, the Flesh Father Daniel J. Reidy will meeting during drive. pastor; Ralph Corning, an- els rooms and recreation the newcomer, Michael, and Father Smith" and "Ves- be faculty director,assistedby other as — were select- Tom Morris. Mr. Gus Man- a harried school inspector pers in Vienna" complicated ed by the Book-of-the-Month kertz will produce and direct whose plight is From Hall to Hall by his love for Jenny. Club. the show. Some of the talent By BOSKO featured will be the Univer- MADELYN Lola Hoelsken, an experi- "Vespers in Vienna," the interpre- of sity Workshop Band, a 17- Now that each hall has Sarazin gave its first hall enced actress whose story of the rehabilitation very fine,will World piece dance band; University elected its officers, its contri- party this quarter. Despite tation is always Vienna after the Second play the pastor's housekeeper, War, has been adapted by A Capella Choir of 75 voices; bution to the social whirl at banshee yells and goblin cap- - - 18 feet of Harmony, trio of SU isbeginning to take shape. ers, the scavenger hunt and Mrs. Deazy. Metro Goldwyn Mayer in The other members of the the title men in close harmony; Patri- Both new and old halls are dance went on to a great suc- movie form under cast include: Marie Alene as "The Red Danube" soon to be cia Bown, a musical master- busy with plans for teas, open cess. Dolly Johnson,hallprexy piece ; Jensen, parties many from Tacoma, and Mary Mary,Ruth Cheshire as Har- showing in Seattle Theaters. Sheridan and as houses, and in- Mar-* Jo, Trudy BRUCE MARSHALL Lang Syne; bridge garet Raftis from Spokane ry,Doris Cockrill as Mr.Marshallhas also written Scottish as Auld formal sessions. Priscilla, Babs panto- acquaint hall chairmen of the affair. Van Dusen as "Yellow Tapers for Paris,"and Paul Martin,master of To the new were Jane, mime, Kiiby other, Patton as Bob Rademan "ToEveryMana Penny." The and Jack and residents with each PACKARD Parkside, Pain Students Offered (We sponsored open KEY. as Owen Kirby latter will be on sale soon. Killed 'Em in Port An- Mitchell Hall a coco An house for all the Parkside, geles) Pain, guys party Sunday given as Mr. Diana Brown In aninterview withtheRev. two from cola at Goff Hall women residents was Stains, Kend- hunger. Tuesday by as Miss Mary Daniel Lord, S.J., some years Course on Alcohol Ken Woods will be the afternoon. Invitations were last afternoon the actress, of ceremonies. Carolyn and Nevin girls from Bordeaux Hall un- rick,another very line ago,Marshall deploredthelack master sent to Philosophy Club Mary of the Angels; Anyone wishing to enter Halls, and to officers and der the chairmanship of Win- as Sister of realism in Catholic litera- Next and Gloria Gibbs as Shirley ture. Since that time, he has Quarter the show need only form an house mothers of the remain- nie McCarten and Meme A special symposium on al- TomMorris halls. Dacey. This informal gather- Monday Tirabossi. presented a true to life por- act and contact as ing " * * Meets This Summer the small coholism will be sponsored by soon as possible. Tickets will ing provided a chance for the 7, trait of the Catholic Church Next Monday,Nov. at its group produced two very suc- the Seattle University psy- be sold at the door and in the 'Twas on a spooky Hallo- out-of-towners to meet andbe- fortnightly meeting, andits members that brought during regular cessful productions in"AllMy chology department main hall of the LA building. ween night last Monday when come acquainted. the Philosophy Club will make to Catholic literature a reputa- winter quarter. Sons," by Arthur Miller; and tion for adroit, realistic inter- appointments of topics for "John Loves Mary," by Nor- pretation. It will feature ten guest pendingactivities. A minimum social man Krasna. These twoshows lecturers discussing and of 42 speakers are vitally groups Mr. Marshall, a convert to psychological aspects of the were done with small Catholicism, born inEdin- Opera Guild Opens Firefly Production Deer 9 needed for theproposedactivi- the smaller enrollment was problem. quarter. due to burgh in1899 andeducatedat ties of this of the Summer period. Academy Thelectures willbe Tuesday dody hits, and the St. Andrew's and mornings To Direct The student should be Both were the age 16, and Thursday at Stern reminded that only those stu- Guild is expected to repeat Glenalmund. At of during of having greatly 8:10 o'clock most dents who have taken or in- with "Jenny." been influenced quarter. will be open by writing, especially the They Extravaganza tend to take any philosophy in Tickets are on sale in the Catholic and free to any student desir- the classic of Cardinal Gib- The forthcoming Opera their course of studies are main hall of the Liberal Arts bons, "The Faith of Our ing to audit. Psychology ma- eligiblefor membership inthe Buildingor maybe purchased, jors, and others with permis- ikiild production of "Firefly", Fathers,"he was receivedinto scheduled to open December club. Everyone who can fulfill if desired, at the door. sion, may attend as part of a either these qualifications the Church. con- 9 for a two-night stand,is well of At St. Andrew's and Edin- two-credit seminar to be is asked to attend the meeting by Royce.They under way. burgh Universities, Marshall ducted Father Monday evenin»' at S o'clock McMahonHeading studied classic and modem will meet Tuesdays andThurs- Under the very capable di- in room 320. days to discuss the lectures. Stern, languages for his bachelor of rection of Mr. Gustave Membership in is Lecturers will include Dr. by Roger Elliott, the club Out-of-Towners; commerce and master of arts assisted Mr. established by Fred Lemere, Dr. Paul O'Hol- expected an- attendance at degrees. the show is to be meetinj-s laren, Police Sergt. A. Ross, long an ii.i no wayi con- During World War I, he other of the line of suc- any Dances Are Slated Dr. Walter L. Voegtlin, chief cesses produced by the Opera cerned . ih .ixs of na- served with the Third Royal ture. Th" only contribution The representative council Irish Fusileers. Six days be- of staff, and Mr. Shadel, the Guild. recently of with w'.K-h the club is con- of the Scots Club fore the Armistice, he was operator Shadel Sanitar- The leads have been an- electedofficers the coming ium. A full list will be posted cerned i' freely stimulated in- for wounded, taken prisoner, and nounced by Mr. Stern as fol- tellectual contributions. school year. They are : subsequently lost a leg. While later. Small, Zwirn, President, ; VELMA HARRINGTON lows:Al Joe Bill BILL KIRBY meeting, Jack McMahon still in the hospital, Marshall Those wishing to register Kirby.Dick Galbraith,Tommy At next Monday's President.Betty ; Gerry Labrecque will give a Vice- Simich completed his first novel. for credit must do so on their Morris, Florine Ross, Jeanne Secretary-Treasurer, Ellen Psy- After his discharge,he became regular winter quarter regis- Marie McAteer, Gloria Torlai, short talk on "Freudian O'Keefe; Historian, Mary Tolo in Honor choanalysis" and a discussion a chartered accountant,a pro- tration.If not"psychology ma- Jim Hughes Edits and Velma Harrington. Theresa Charvet, and Report- fession which he practiced in pors they must have Father of the topic will follow. Announcements for sale of er, Ginger Dorn. Paris from 1926untiltwodays Royce'spermission. State Labor Paper Of'Sadie'Tonight Father Kelly is the Moder- before the German of tickets will be published as invasion Jim T.Hughes, Seattle Uni- arrangements are The annual Sadie Hawkins' ator. Paris in1940 soon as Tolo presentedby Silver Scroll, versity senior, was recently made by Bill Galbraith,Opera Crawley To Judge This "out-of-towners" Club Joining the army again, women's honorary, willbe held it's second Phi Tau Alpha editor of the business manager. —which celebrates Marshall became a subaltern appointed Wash- tonight at the Spanish Ball- School Contest birthday on Sunday, October in the Royal Army Pay Corps, ington State Labor News, of- room at the Olympic Hotel. Hi — formed by Chuck New Name of The Seattle Chamber of 30 was a Captain in British Intelli- ficial newspaper for theAmer- The Gentlemen of Rhythm Schuler, now president of the gence,and finally a lieutenant ican Federation of Labor in Plans Under Way will furnish the music. Commerce yesterday named of Gregory Crawley,head of the student body. The purpose colonel in the Displaced Per- Education Club the state. Chairmen JackieKniess and this organization is to help Divisions of the Allied Seattle U speech department, sons The Education Club, headed Hughes has been a long- For Memorial Lucille Hemnes announced those from other cities and Commission for Austria. has that, as in past years, the af- as one of the judges for its become better by Bernard Bergman, time member of The Specta- high Speak states to ac- Univer- fair will be strictly tolo. The school "I for De- quainted with all of the stu- voted to make Seattle tor. His first position was in To Fr.Peronteau mocracy" contest. sity the state's sixth member 1946 as a columnist. The fol- women are to buy the tickets, dents of Seattle University of the Future Teachers of In a spiritual drive of only arrange for transportation Representatives of Seattle and with the school itself. Ostolaze Heads lowing year Hughes was ap- ODea and public high America.The club's new name In1947 two days last week, students and take care of refreshments Prep, The Scots sponsor dances pointed feature editor. schools will compete at the is Phi Tau Alpha,Greek letter he was named sports editor, a saved enoughmoney to build a after the dance. on everyother Sunday inBuhr Mendel Clubbers initials for F.T.A. shrine in memory of our re- Date dresses and business Chamber's auditorium the that start about 7:30 and end jobhe held thepast two years. night of November 14. Bill Ostolaze,a junior,is the At the organization meet- Hughes column cently deceased Fr. Howard suits will be acceptable attire about 10. The main event on initiated the Peronteau, new president of the Mendel ing, William Wehman, past "Brave Talk," which was the S.J. for the dance, and there will the Scots' social calendar is Club. Quarter initiations for president of the Seattle Paci- mouthpiece for his many con- Work is to start this month be no corsages. Students are requested the Easter Formal. Lastyear, the student scientists were fic College F.T.A. group, told troversial sports articles. on the shrine dedicated to Our Publicity ishandled byShir- not to park their machines this affair was given at the Thursday. The club of aims and activities. leyHollahan and Ellen Nicker- Nile Country Club, with the scheduled its The job pub- Lady of Fatima. It will be lo- in front of nearbyclinics,so ulso plans a banquet later in Future Teachersof America is Hughes' new is to son; tickets, Barbara Ray; and Gentlemen of Rhythm provid- lish local and state activities cated in the southwestern cor- that arthritic patients the year. affiliated with the National ner of the campus back of the programs, Irene Williams and taxicabs with patients may ing the music. officers of the club, Education Associationand the of AFLlabornews. The Wash- Mary Kendrick; decorations, Membership cards are now Other has Libeval Arts building. drive in. The doctors are which is designed to foster Washington Education Asso- ington StateLabor News a Agnes Remmes. on sale for 25 cents, and may circulationof 100,000. It was on this spot that the very much concerned about fellowship among pre-medical "ciation. this.If students are cooper- be obtained from the officers students,are: Officers serving with Berg- "Although credit was not original statue of Our Lady of COLHECON CLUB or members of the representa- Fatima stood last May. ative in this matter one- Dave Williamson,vicepresi- man include Kenneth Camp- given for service while work- The Colhecon Club will hold hour parking restrictions tive council. Non-members dent; Noreen Nicholas, secre- bell, vice president; Claire Su- ing on The Spectator, the ex- Norman Fox, of John W. its next meeting next Tues- will not be introduced. A may take part in the activities tary-treasurer;Keith Walters, guro, secretary, and Howard perience was invaluable,"said Maloney,Inc., will be the arch- day at 8 p.m., in the Clothing word to the wise! of the club, but are charged a sergeant-at-arms. Hendry, treasurer. Hughes. itect. Lab, 910 Boylston Aye. small fee. THE SPECTATOR Friday, November 4,(1949 The SPECTATOR Review: MEMBER of the NORTHWEST INTER- " COLLEGIATE PRESS CONFERENCE. about a saint Shirley Hollohair ""\ —COi Official publication of the ,^x */. Associated Students of Se- MARTIN, by Eddie Doherty. New Each station finds Martin drawn **-=rz*±.-TT— f nttle University, rubllshed on Wednesday, fortnightly, York: Sheed & Ward.214 pp. $2.50. closer to Calvary. As a small boy who 4^—*-=B?ff^(BStSßfti^-^.='* durlnjjthe school year. KdU '=lyillKal= torlal mid llusliiess Offices Miracle men may run rampant over found it desparately hard to be poor and " Street, ==iSJnd= >9l=r . lt( >Peter Lawford, naturally, the hero, and rate of 2, 4, 6, 8, etc., reaching the ap- as well ride one from Olympia? the villain. It is played by the oboe and Iwas completely overwhelmed by Janet Leigh, comparative Hollywood proximate-total of 35 members, whereas As words of further warning,let itbe the glockenspieland givesanair of trag- this autumnal beauty the other day, so newcomer, added thepolish to a scenario the horses »fe suffering a loss of limbs said that you should spare horse-talk ic sobriety. In the midst of all this, in Ithrew my musty old texts in the cor- already superb in itself. at the arithmetical proportions of 4, 3, with Father Bussy if youwish to retain stalks the villain. He is clad in a long ner,picked up a copy of Keats, took the Miss Leigh plays the role of a "Volks- 2,— one left! yourhorse sense andconfine your riding black cape, waxedmustache, and creeps local trolley to the end of the line, and deutscher," a Russion citizen of German Within one month, this club has to automobiles. about with side-long glances. One gets began strolling through the multi- descent, who resides illegally in theBrit- gainedinpopularity at aconsistent rate. Otherwise you may find yourself dis- the impression that he has seen this colored fields. ish zone of Austria, after having fled There is no doubt that many thanks go mally straddlingahorse when you would get-up someplace else but out of charity of mists and mellow theSoviet Union.Inline with .(ho Allied to this fast-talking Jesuit from Farm- prefer to be merely horsingaround. "Season fruitful- policy "cooperation," declines to say anything. The villian is ness, of it falls as his always a member of the police or aris- Close bosom-friend of the maturing duty to Walter Pidgeon, officer in tocracy thus displaying the composer's sun;" charge of repatriation, to forcibly re- pot pourri " MARY KENDRICK turn all such individuals as Miss Leigh love for the common people. Iheard a slight rustling in the The villian threatens to turn the back into the hands of the Russians. Ah! Unhallowed Halloween! That more things in heaven and earth, Mr. branches around me. Oh, what joy! Complications arise when the assistant night of spirit,revelry and Towey, than chorus over to the inquisition if they It golden-fleeced Bacchanalian are dreamt of in your phil- What rapture! was a and good friend of Pidgeon, Mr. Law- diversion. Quite so, quite so, indeed! osophy" to pollute a paraphrase.Let don't quit singing, and they slink off willow thrush! ... mumbling in their beards. The villian 1ord, falls in love with thelady inques- Dancing sprightly, hand inhand with it suffice to here say, "Carry on!" FranticallyIreachedfor my littlepad tion and displays anxiety the eleves then sings a moving aria in which he no in seeing and gnomes,made we our way things progressed and jotted down the place, date, and her back 'round hill and through vale, From there to the tells how he was the youngest of a fam- sent to the land of the "com- in other "International Settlement" at 13th and ily of 24,how he became chief of police time. This would create quite a stir at mon man." words...from party to party. (Blast to the next meeting of the Bird Watchers The plot develops blast?) Marion, where gaiety was admirably bydispatching each superior who got in from there to a by Cook, Mary Sample, Society of America. To my knowledge tragic, yet consoling, sustained A. J. his way,andhow heis inlove withDona finish. The clever On "dropping" (no interpretations, Eileen Wagner, and JoTharalson—fash- Piscatori, who is the daughter of fish no one had ever seen a golden-flecked maneuvering of one of the last of the please) into Jack the a willow thrush before the Northwest. Larson's answer to ionable youngmatrons of SU. vendor. in House of Barrymore to bring Pidgeon Spinning Wheel Cafe (with movies), we The takes place glade When my emotions had subsided once back to the embraces of Christianity found Joe "Moneybags" Outstanding guest, John Kevin Pack- next act in a Fitzharris cut- young in the woods. stringsare heard play- more Iresumed my reading: contrbutes a charmng and humorous ting a neat Fitz- ard, cafe society roue, was seen The hardwood with Joan creating dubious, inga soft melody. This is the Dona Pis- "To bend with apples themossed sub-plot to the film. patrick, while in the adjoining dance rather ANDrather ex- catori theme. The diva enters; a rather cottage-trees, Authentic shots of Vienna,Rome and hall, John Kelly was busily engaged in pensive additions to the hitherto fiber- bovine character who was discovered in And fill all fruit with ripeness to Pope Pius XII foi-m a realistic back- the capacity of "falling lamp catcher." ous make-up of carpeting. The rug de- a hash house. She immediately takes a the core." ground for the international activity Just about this time came raucous sign as seen today is truly something to stand behind a tree. This is to signify Then everything exploded. The pen- which dominates the picture. A credit shouts of encouragement and cries for behold! modesty. She sings a poignant aria in sive solitude was shattered by an ear- to Hollywood and Bruce Marshall, the "more oranges" from somewhere in the Here in themidstof clamoring clowns, which she proclaims her love for Laur- splitting curse. A grizzled old farmer, movie is devoid of all excessive propa- vicinity of the buffet table. 'Tis there Tom Bichsel gained "sway" after duck- enzo Olivieri, who sells fish in her complete with straw hat and shotgun, ganda and garish sentiment and can be found we a fine fettle of frolic provoked ing for apples. Ducking, yes, for in fact, father's fish market came charging out of the woods, heap- recommended for all those who enjoy by the trite and obvious, though inevit- several not so sapient swains suffered Finally the hero enters. He is a ing abuses at me and threatening me intelligent entertainment. ably interesting, game of "pass the wet heads; others, big heads. Apple rather obese fellow who sells Sen-Sen with incarceration for trespassing. grapefruit." At the time of our depart- juice? during off seasons. He calls her name My dream castle crumbled. My escape ure, however, several harried attempts Cider and doughnuts prevailed at al- and she replies in a soft voice that he from reality came to a rude end. Iwas were beingmade to locate an open groc- most all whing-dings. You might refer will have to find her.Herushes over and unceremoniously run out at the point of in re hiking ery store one supplied with to the theme of the eveningas "Putther gun. ... lemons. embraces the tree thinkingthat itisshe. a Who would ever suspect that the Such enthusiasm! But then everyone there, pal, and spare the water!" This symbolizes his love for nature. Autumn is the most beautiful season group of ordinary-looking knows that NEVER, no never, things year, say. individuals are And thus continued on and on She then emerges from her hiding of the they Iwish it would who leave the L. A. 8:15 every second things done half-way at Seattle U. and on (looks as though rain. one were being place with a clothes-pin on her nose. Sunday could possess such superfine There is, too, something NO one paid for this... by the word) andon, aS Theyengage ina beautiful duetin which characteristics? From the moment close knows: Why did someone at this gay infinitum, at Lola Hoelsken's all-night he tells her that he is going to buy an "As students, they seemed more con- to the break of dawn that they banish soiree call the faculty house to complain coffee stand. Ah, yes, coffee High- cerned with — and cyster boat and they will sail away to Marx than grades more all thought of sleeping'til the "Eleven", about the noise? Ah, yes, "there are L-nd Cream ... tasty little toddy!Even Tahiti. Shegivesher a rose to remember Jung than gay."— Sat. Review of Liter- we can be the judgeof what kind of for- with such a supply on hand, everything her by and hegivesher a fish as a token ature. titude the Hiyu Coolees are made. or why they never feel the gentle sway- eventually reached a stateof utter dirth, of his love. He then goesback to thefish Gluttons for punishment, they lose ing motion as the drivers ease around forcing Bill "St. Bernard"— McDowd out market andleaves her inher ecstacy. spare her lover's life, offeringherself as no time inmadly rushinginto the trucks the mountain curves. into the cold, cold morn in search of Naturally the villian has overheard a sacrifice. Thevillain agreesandcreeps and busses whichhave the uncannyabil- Perseverance and stick-to-it-iveness more cigarettes. "And thus it continued allof this (he was hidinginan old aban- off to the accompanyment of the oboe ity to hold two Hiyu's where only one are by far the most common visible vir- both day andnight"— to quote acarol of doned well) and he makes violent plans and the glockenspiel. The poor girl col- would normally fit. This might be the tues;and the thought "We must be al- the coming season. Let it ever be said, to do away with the handsome Olivieri. lapses to the earth as the curtain comes reason whyno one ever notices how the most there," and the practice of never "California has its San Francisco, but Dona Piscatori pleads with him to down vehicles leop and bound from rut to rut look ngat the toweringpeaks ahead. we have our LolaHoelskenI" Frirlny, Novcimlmt I. IMS I II IBPKCTAT Chiefs to Odd Balls Find Stiff Open Season Title Opposition; In Canada Kigmies, IKs Powerful " Bfe JACI I'AIN ii'lni mid -npufttin. tin- Indiuimrtil Touch l-'notlinll product -i f«n c-oulil I- 1 mI .%. Nov. IH, in Van- LMffM hna tiiiiK thi url'l dttlltl By JOHN McLAVEY couver, M.C.. Scuttle I'niver oiif -|M>int virtoripn. nushlnjr one-»idr«l wins, and clean, hard touch foothull. 1949 has been a decidedly disappointing year for the sity will show itm l>n.-iili nil typv of l.jill. Uu> Kigmi«'s Scuttle (and vicinity) sports fan. The home team (name any Want for the initial time. The A« can Iw seen from the gnim'd their m-cond-straight sport and it's the same sad story) has been an unworthy Thundirbird ■■. of Urn Unhrtr itandlngii tho iNfM pot* intrnmural win. failure. Unworthy, because home sity of f'.iitisli Columhin, will NMM pOWCrhOttlfl Ichitih, Once again paced by Al the fan has backed the Ml( team with the best of spirit and with the highest of hope, furnish thi kttfl ooraptUtlon. such us Oild-Bnlls nnrl Klf> Sweglr, the Kigmies poured it mies, having, to no avail. Thin BOBttft heads the list of the lnttcr Nftf( on, to win 31-0. Mcllugh,lack- 'W games that will cany three witm, dofcnts; and a The U. of W.basketball five hit the skids early last Win- ball no ing its first .string, never was Rainiers, through Pfb. 24. spirited six in the Knight* in the ball game, trailing 18r0 ter and in the Northern Division race; the who, although los^out performers, ultimately A glance down that Hat (8-0 rtoord) at half-time. Dave Piro and heralded as aclub loaded with talented strong,have of "old and untried rookies," finishing shows that many oppoMnti of not lUppoitdly M Bob Ulsch carried the ball for proved to be one men run .side by side with the a dejected fifth in the pennant Huskies' crew yesteryoar,like Western, Cen- consistent longgains all after- scramble. The tral, leagueleaders since the begin- was probably the most flop entire sports Portland U., Goilttgß, noon to aid Swegle in running successful of the Martin's, ning of season. picture, not because they did any worse than the other local CPS, PLC, St. and the up the 31-0 score. competitors— they at least finished second in a two-boat Seattle Pacific, are again Then there are such squads IKs 32, Spaghetti-Benders0 match — but because they were picked as one of the nations scheduled. Pacific Lutheran, as the Fighters, Technicians, Two teams received their very best,beforehand ;and lastly, butdefinitely not the least, typical of the Evergreen Con- and Sinn Feiners; all are po- seconds in this battle, and for is the touchdown-revulsive U. of W. grid squad. They'll be ference schools to be met this tential winners and promise the Spaghetti-Benders there seeingthe Rose Bowl — on television,same as the rest of us. campaign, has nine returning to cause much havoc with the was a lot of Paininvolved. The lettermen, including Harry the cam- But there is one glimmer of hope, before old '49 top runners before strong IK machine kept their still McLaughlin. paign Even most second closes the door on its sports program. No, it is not Washing- closes. the slate clean with their one-sided battles have lacked win, while the Benders suf- ton U.s hoopsters, for with veteran point-getters Sammy Maybe you thought your bloodshot eyeballs were doing nothing in spirit and determi- fered loss No. 2. Outstanding White and Bill Vandenburg no longer around, the future is IK foi* them. Coach Art McLarney be seeking, in vain, a double-take when first you nation. blocking attributed to the dim will but the fine passing a high-scoring ace or two to offset their absences. saw Washington State and Next week, and from then total, * Idaho U. as the Chieftains' on in, some bang-up football combination of Kirby Pain to Our last chance to stand up and cheer with reasonable Jack and the shifty team, rivals for Feb. 9 and 10. Yes, is in store, with the leaders Brother hope for a crown this year, is with Seattle's pro hockey running of Jack Harrington has indicated, least it was asurprise,but not such meeting in the showdown the Ironmen. This body of scrappers at league title, were the bigoffensive factors. going, could just well be wearing an act of "hari kari" as one games for the in the early that they as might think. We are trying to McHughHall, It was the second-straight Hockey League after the smoke clears away. Hickory Hopefuls while the Sinns, the N.D. crown break into the top rung of Heads Spaghetti- contest in which the Benders So as long as the Ironmen keep on solid ice, the N.W. and the Benders Northwest basketball and By FRED CORDOVA and SONNY LAIGO seeking their initial have failed to push across a sports follower need not completely "give up the ship." — will be there is but one way play Contestant No. 4 ... Alessandro Sabbatini ... winner wins. score. — the teams already nestled on and champion of the National Italian Slalom event! Ales- Kigmies 19, Technicians 6 Odd Balls 66, Fighters Bruised and Battered but Bears Are Bowl-Bound top. in the National Italian sandro Sabbatini...second Downhill the first league game for A total of 99 points in two If California's Bears make it to the Rose Bowl this year And don'tlet the name honors boomed from the loudspeakers of Ma- In stamps Odd Balls team event! Those both teams, a spirited Kigmy games the —it won't be a fluke! The Bears have shown that they are of Young Men's Institute fool desimo, a town in Italy, back as favorites in league team fought its way to an definite a team of integrity. For,despite an avalanche of bad breaks, you. This is anAAUaggrega- in 1941. lead and never relin- competition. Against the only Stars Tie With early champs the Golden Bear is the Pacific Coast's undefeated foot- tion from San Francisco that That wasn't the first time it, down a game Fighter six,last year's ball squadand is, this time, headed for his second straight last year toppled the famed quished to powerful at — the skiing limelight shone on Technician six, 19-6. Al Swe- displayed the most Rose Bowl invitation barring no unforeseen upsets or more Oakland Bittners from their Sabba- Pocket Pickers scoiing for the offence seen in league play physical pedestal. Alessandro— Cammillo gleopened the miseries. tini "Sandy," to us. He was As the 16-team league goes intercepting an this season. Leading" 20-0 at Kigmies by wasn't No matter what the ultimate outcome, even if the Cal Meanwhile, two-hour daily in the '36 Olympics, skiing for into its first complete month on their 20 and the half way mark enemy pass enough, the Odd Balls opened team should lose its touch and drop all of its remaining con- workouts are stillthe order of Italy. In 1939he placed fourth of play, two teams are tied for running over for a 6-pointer. tests, the players deserve praise for their integrity, their the day for 15 casaba Chief- in the Hungarian Downhill first place with a .750 average Piro lengthened the a ferocious attact in the last Dave periods goal fight, their spirit; and Coach Pappy Waldorf rates a tip-of- tains. Offensively,much time Championships. For 12 years —the Pocket Pickers and the Kigmy lead just before the two to cross the t he-h;it for his technique of continually replenishing positions is being spent on the double- he was part of the National Stars. broke loose for line seven more times. Fierce half when he blocking opened hole after left open by injuries. pivot. Higlin and Spanglerare Italian team. George Buck is high man a 50-yard scoring dash. The Bears, in winning seven without a loss this season, working the slot positions, Seattle, Sandy for the former team and Tom second half, Swegle hole in the Fighter's line,pav- Coming to In the for lengthy runs have had more left half trouble than you can shake a yard- along with Rose and Hede- up SU's skiing Flood for the latter. ball to pay-dirt ing the way began building carried the Dahlem Jim Ber- marker at. Just before the season opener, regular left-half quist. Norm Willis, "Rusty" prestige. his third The bowlers have their yards out, the by Joe and Now in from 30 and ard, fastest backs Billy Main was declared ineligible, so Frank Brunk spelled King, and "Red" Ahem con- Sandy has sightsi fixed on the following gave the Kigmies two of the Winter as captain, conversion circut. him until the third game (against OSC), when he suffered tinue to pace the attack out added more trophies to the high scores thus far in the their 19 markers. A 20-yard in the local a knee injury. Here speedy 155-pound Charlie Sarver moved front with good passing and SU cupboard. season's play: pass thrown by Waldon, with Kigmies 45} Bend- in and showed All-American potentialities until he received aggressiveness on driving for High individual game for Collins on the receiving end, ers, 0 his will keep Such impressive records as — a similar injury in the Wisconsin fray; knee the basket. fifth Banff for men Father Kelley 189; saved the Techs from a shut- Displaying the same attack him out for the remainder of this season. Luckily, Brunk These final two weeks will SU placing at — theCanadian InternationalSki Dick Dahl 189. out. of speedand aggression which healed and was ready for the all-h»portant USC battle see hour after hour spent in High individual series for to ear- Championships last Winter is Technicians 18, had carried them two luckily,because he capably matched Sarver's previous show- an attempt to tighten the de- men— P. McGillicuddy 500. lier wins, the Kigmies buried yards break the Trojan's back and fensive play. As yet, surprising', but typical, for Sinn Feiners 12 ings by dashing 102 to neither the National Pat Sloan monopolizes the the hapless Bender group un- push victory. nor the shifting,man- Sabbatini. In With a taste of previous de- the Bear on toward Pasadena with a 16-0 the zone Intercollegiate Aspen, honors for the women with a der a barrage of TDs to win commenced, year's explosive has been smooth in Meet at strong in their minds, a Also before the season last for-man, came in high game, 163, and a high feat 45-0. Forty and 50-yard back, Swaner, up with leginjury and Colo., the Chieftains Technician group Jack was laid a as yet operation. and sla- series of 400. determined sprints climaxed the winner's hasn'tbeenin thelineup. An unknown,Jerry Scott,has looked sixth in the downhill passed their way to an 18-12 lom— then ninth in the cross- ...Bill Landreville was voted attack with Bob Ulsch, John good in Swaner's right-half post to help compensate for that bowler most likely toimprove. victory over Danny Stumpf's Ursino, Al Swegle and Dave country and jumping events. Sinn Feiners. The opening setback. Papooses Beat jumping Bill sent the pins crashing to Piro took turns penetrating worse, All-American Full Jackie Jensen, now a New (SU had no regular scorecame on apassplay from Still sessions, either.) the tune of a 35-game last the Bender's goal line, almost York Yankee, signed a pro-baseball contract with Oakland Wednesday. Collins to Maxwell. Church League Sandy's boys brought home at will. of the PCL; making him ineligible for intercollegiate Warren Day hit a 194 game Harmon's brilliant 40-yard put the Kig- a portion of the bacon when the This contest sports. So at the season's beginning Cal had only Bob Celeri during a practice session. runput the Sinns back in mies in a tie for the league left of their starting backfield. Isay, only Celeri—well this Champs,63 to 44 they, at least, nosed out UW With the passing of a few ballgame untilthe secondhalf — Giant Slalom lead and dropped the scoreless is more than most Coast teams have for this slick signal- the spirit of in the Penguin more weeks there should be when the Techs' passinggame It seems to be Stevens Pass last winter. L>o..ders deeperinto thecellar. caller is making a bidfor All-American honors right now. But the times! at some 200 games to be re- opened up. Strong-armed Col- make the situation even more trying for Waldorf, Jensen's Back in Europe Sandy, to lins pass to two quick TD's, Knights 13,Sinn Finers 7 to — In the first of a weekly se- ported. Theboys and girls are lengthened their replacement, Pete Schabarum,has missed two tilts, due to develop his stamina, used to taking their games seriously ! one to Jack Maxwell, theother The IKs ries of practice tilts, the Pa- string with guess what?— a knee injury! spend the Summer as a guide, to Bob Pavolka. In the last undefeated a pooses jumped toan early lead — short-scored but impressive For a club forced to employ second and third team left- fighting climbing the Matterhorn the Only Brooklyn, the Phillies 15 seconds, Mike Thornton in- andhumbled the West victory over a rough Sinn halfbacks, the second-rankingright-half andnumber two and Presbyterians' quintet (last majesticmountain ofthe Alps. and St. Louis Browns have tercepted a Tech pass and ran three fullbacks, the Bears have shown a world of what-it- 33-year-old, 5-foot B- never won a World Series. it over, but toolate to prevent Feiner six. The Sinns have yet year's City Church champs) This The — victorious in all games, which include wins "demon" three-to-two vic- to hit the victory column. takes seven by a final count of 63 to 44. inch, 145-pound ski a touchdown only over Troy, UCLA and Santa Clara. Theoretically, only Stan- is the youngestof a family of Hear about the hen which tory for the Technicians. Knights produced the All of the 17-man squad saw of the first half on a K. ford, their feared grudge-rival, stands between Cal and the action, Jack Doherty and two. He is a bachelor. went down cellar to lay in a Kigmies 31, McHugh Hall 0 score with Pain pass to Chuck Schuler in sought-after Rose Bowl bid. And with the expected return John O'Brien leading the vic- Now he is tackling a new supply of coal? Playing the rock-em, sock- help Celeri and Brunk carry the mail, the crip- instructing newly the end zone. In the third pe- of Swaner to tors inhigh point honors. job of the Har- pled but diligent Bear squad should be there, come New organized SU ski team. riod they made it13-0 as There have been several coed ringtonhit Pain this time. Year's Day. changes weeks in "Enthusiasm ishigh," hesays, the past two 1949-50 Varsity Basketball Schedule With a two touchdown de- Wigwam, withprin- "but we stillneed the school's the Fro'sh ficiency, the Sinns finally Indian Lore cipal interest being focused sanction." Day Date Opponent Location Harmon to Thorn- players As for this year's varsity scored on a Department: Willard Fenton has been appointed man- upon the 17 who were Friday Nov.18 Vancouver play. Hats-Off team, Sandy comments, ÜBC ton pass The Feiners ager of athletics here; and his oldposition, assistant athletic director, chosen from the 40 preseason "It's Saturday 19 Westn. Washington Bellingham As for this year's varsity threatened twice more before has been dissolved. All of which meansMr. Fenton will have more turnouts. Saturday 26 Alpine Dairy SeattleU. but were unable duties along: with those required as assistant director. The new duties team, Sandy comments, "It's time ran out Coach Fenton has selected Friday Dec. 2 Lewis & Clark SeattleU. punch across again. are primarily supervision and administrationof all athletics depart- gonna be good." With four re- to monotonous, the following17 men, who will Friday 9 Washington State Pullman ment business. In the past, outside of the hard, unher- second, turning lettermen, Odd Balls 25, Technicians 1.... duties, accomplished outstanding Papoose quintet, comprise the first, and and over Saturday alded Fenton has an all, 10 U. of Idaho Moscow The Balls continued a championship softball organization, and the enrollments of many third squads: 50 candidates in Coach Friday 16 Western Washington U. Odd players; having Seattle their winning ways, register- promising high school ball as well as a hand in the CENTERS: Paul Rainbolt, Sabbatini hopes to better last Saturday 17 St.Martin's Olympia of intramural sportsat SI) and the labors of scheduling oppo- ing the third easy victory of success six feet four; JimHill,six feet Winter's showings. Monday 19 Pacific University SeattleU. nents for the varsity and frosh hoop teams.... Also a thank you to six;andJim Dohenny,six feet the season tostay tied for the those instrumental in organizing the local talent— last Friday's Stu- Thursday 22 Central Washington SeattleU. five. ly impressive in their first top spot in the standings. The dentbody meeting was commendedfavorably by everyone. Good luck Tuesday 27 ÜBC SeattleU. defending champions up 1 nthecoming Talent Show. Apology: Inthe last issue this column FORWARDS: Bob Miller, maple floor assignment, and built ... Thursday 29 Lewis & Clark Portland strong 18-0 half time lead stated that only one lettermanfrom last season's varsity squad was six feet two; Jimmy Cartier, the outlook for this season is Friday 30 Pacific University Forest Grove a That, find, and coasted to victory by add- absent at this year's turnouts. we now is not the case! six feet one; Oscar Holden,six highly promising all along the Tuesday Jan. 3 College of Puget Sound Keith Coover, Bob Mclver, Ken Chase, and Dan Williams are on the Tacoma ing another TD feet two and one-half; Jack line. Thefrosh team will again Tuesday 10 Pacific Lutheran before the missing-list with John Sollars. one; Jerry participate Parkland final whistle. A temporary Saturday's homecoming Doherty, six feet in the Northwest Fri., 13-14 Gonzaga Spokane USC-Washington affair was strictly of- Sat. lapse of the fensive, with neither team showing an iota of defensive strength. Vaughn,sixfeet threeandone- Leaguethis season. Theinter- Tuesday 17 College of Puget Sound SeattleU. defense allowed Cartier, collegiate never-say-die Technicians to The main difference between the two squads (score USC 40, Wash- half; Bob five feet schedule consists of Sat., Sun. 21-22 Portland U. Portland ington 28) Trojans' smooth-operating backfield, anda sopho- cross theOdd Balls' goal,ruin- was the ten;and Otto Balmer,five feet various junior colleges and Tuesday 24 Central Washington Ellensburg more half, named Pat Duff. The cool, steady Portland, Oregonlan ing their unblemished defens- five. universities in the Pacific Friday 27 Pacific Lutheran U. hauledin a half-dozen of JimPowers' passes, one for a score, averaged Northwest, by Seattle ive record. Joe Dahlem yards. count Troy the running GUARDS: John and Ed headed a stran- Friday U. carried punt some 5 Don't out of Rose Bowl nine; — Feb. 3 Seattle Pacific Seattle into scoring territory over 4 yards per try on the ground, and returned one Husky O'Brien, five feet Dick ger in our midst our neigh- Young U. the ball — Saturday 4 Men'9Institute Seattle twice. Dave yet not with their offensive-minded backfield. Two of Cravath's Naish, six feet; Jimmy Gif- bors, the University of Wash- Tuesday 7 St. Martin's U. Chamberlain and backs, Art and Jay Roundy, weren'tin shape Husky Seattle Dick each best Battle for the ford, five feet ten; Bobby ingtonFrosh team, which un- Friday Feb.10 Gonzaga SeattleU. Stevenson scored tangle but they will be ready for the Stanford and UCLA mixes.... Burns, fivefeet ten; EdPaige, doubtedlywill be the most im- once, while Maxwell went over games Saturday 11 KRSC will announce all of the Chieftain home this Winter, nine; and Jim Mes- portant tilt Papoose for the Tech's lone tally. plus the east-of-the-mountainsWSC and Idaho classes. BillFenton, five feet on the Friday 17 Seattle Pacific SeattleU. senger, feet eleven. schedule, and certainly one working on that station, is in hopes to have more out-of-town games five Fri., Sat. 24 -25 Portland University SeattleU. The Fighters forfeited to broadcast. The Papooses were decided- that is eagerly awaited. McHugh1 to0 last week. Page Four THE SPECTATOR Thursday, October 20, 1949

APOLOGY Art Club Plans Many Negro Leader IKs to Meet Through an inadverent Faculty Recitals oversight the names of Flays Oregon some of our contributors Begin Activities for This Year Robeson In were omitted from the To Oct.16 Extending a warm welcome and consequently emerge dis- Seattle's Adult Educational Four men will represent the masthead this issue. We Inter- The Rev. Daniel J. Reidy, to the myriad of new faces couraged imperfectionists. Evening School speakers lev- Wigwam chapter at the apologize for this error and S.J., has announced that the before her, President Peggy While on the subject of Pi- eled both barrels at the Negro collegiate Knights' regional promise a correction in the Linfield College, Music Department will spon- Lynn opened the first official casso, Mr. Peck, instructor in question this week, with two convention at next issue. sponsor and a series of monthly meetingof theclub on Oct. 11. life art and charcoal drawing, lectures on inter-racial prob- McMinnville,Ore., Nov.11 recitals, starting Oct. 26. lems. 12. The delegates are Bill Mary Ellen Kenyon was ap- eloquently defended modern The recitals, a move toward pointed chairman of the dance art, citing it as symbolic and A. Philip Randolph, nation- Grommesch, duke; Clint Hat- ally Negro trup, recorder pro tern; Jack Forming a get-together attitude be- to be sponsored during the the result of inspiration drawn known leader, Pitzer students, spokeTuesday eveningon"Ne- Simpson, and Jim Erikson. tween faculty and year, and the committee in frommany sources. will be presentedby one mem- charge of the Homecomingex- Conversation soon turned to groes Will Fight AgainstRus- Also attending will be Bill sia." Mrs. Irene Miller, exec- Guppy, regional national vi- Capella Group ber of the faculty and one hibit was formed, consisting commercial art,on which sub- A music student. one utive secretary of the Seattle ceroy; and Jack Pain, royal The first of Dorothy Nord, Sheila Ly- ject the questions seemed to Under the direction of Mr. will feature John Sundsten, ons, and Kathy Sullivan. Sun- be ceaseless. Open, lucrative Civic Unity Committee, lec- scribe. Regional policies for the Carl Pitzer, noted Northwest famous concert pianist. Mr. day, Oct. 16, was the date set fields in this line are those of tured last night on race seg- conductor, Seattle U.s first forthcoming national conven- Sundsten has given concerts for the first field trip. A reg- fashion illustration and greet- regation in Seattle. capella being Bozeman, Mont., will a choir is now in such cities as Stockholm, ular activity of the Club,these ing card design. Fields that Mr. Randolph repudiated tion at formed. Paul Robeson's statement that be Expansion Helsinki, Oslo, Copenhagen, trips or "get-togethers" fur- need impetusand afreshsurge formulated. Approximately fifty stud- York, American Negroes will never A. PHILIP RANDOLPH work being done by the indi- New Chicago, and Los nish the members a chance to of life center chiefly in news- ents meet each Monday and Angeles. He is a staff artist travel to some private home paperillustration and cartoon- fight against Russia. He is vidual chapters w-ill be dis- founder and international cussed. Wednesday at 7:30 for two with the Seattle Symphony or scenic spot to sketch nature ing. According to Mr. Peck, hours' practice in room 601 in Orchestra. another — colorful good cartooning is kept alive president of the first all-Negro Two Elected by Students who have filed and one a the basement of the Savidge Voice selections pre- snatch of "ailists'life." only in the "New Yorker" union, the Brotherhood of membership applications are will be Sleeping Car Porters and Margin being notified of their accept- building. sented by Miss Jeanne Marie Hastening to arrive at the magazine. One-Vote According to Mr.Pitzer this The queries continued. It Maids, and instigator of much ance or rejection. Those ac- McAteer, star of last year's featured climax of the eve- Pat Sloan and Rosalind Ross mixed chorus was formed be- "H.M.S. Pinafore." She will was commercial "this" and civil rights legislation. Col- cepted will be put through a ning, President Lynn con- won their election in the pledge cause of thedemand for asim- be accompanied on the piano business portion of commercial "that." Finally, Mrs. Miller's talk was the Club the hard way— by three-week informal cluded the second in a series of 10 lec- hecon periodbefore the formal initi- ilar group at SU and because by Miss Pat Brown. the meeting with the an- after the interrogative bom- one vote apiece. knowledge, somewhat, tures on inter-racial relations ation and banquet Saturday, of the satisfaction The program, to be held in nouncement that a 20per cent bardment abated Pat is the newly elected sec- and enjoyment for the student Mr. Peck heaved a philosophi- offeredby the eveningdivision Nov.19. loom 601 of the new Warren discount on all purchases at retary and Rosalind is treas- in such an activity. West Building, will be from 3 would cal sigh and spoke plainly and every Wednesday night, 7:30- Recent chapter appoint- the Seattle Art Supply urer of the Home Economics social At present the choir is prac- to 4 p.m. All students, their frankly to the overly practical- 9:30 p.m.. The initial talk, on They op- ments areDick Gardner, henceforth be afforded mem- club. nosedout their chairman; Troup and tising religious hymns, Negro parents and friends, are in- minded aspirants. He asked "Human Rights," was given gathering Bert bers of the club. ponents by 10 votes pledge ; spirituals, and a lullaby. Mr. vited to attend. one question, and said much by the Rev. Howard J. Peron- from possible 19, at Jack Simpson, masters The remainder of the eve- teau, each a Schultz, program Pitzer stated that although it The program will be: in it that can be applied to all S.J. meetinginthe Cloth- Jim chair- ning saw the attendants spell- may arranged the club's takes at least six or seven Piano: Ballade in G minor, types of art: Enrollment be Lab,Tuesday evening,Oct. man. bound,by Mr.Peck, of Cornish through the registrar. ing months to build a good vocal Grieg: John Sundstrom. School,andMr.Guy Anderson, "With competition as it is 11. group, he hopesby today, just hard Christmas Voice: Jeanne Marie Mc- painter and commercial artist. it's as to be- Sue Larkin, president, ap- to present some type of pro- Ateer, come a commercial artist as selections. Accompa- In answering the rapid-fire pointed the following chair- Wanta Cooky? gram, andtohaveset aims and nist, Pat Brown. questions of the student ar- it is to be a good painter. If Three Classes for the quarter: refresh- Come and get it! ideas for the chorus. the chances equal, then men Piano: Etude enforme de tists, the two gentlemen ex- are ments,BeverlyJudd;program, Grandma's cookies were Membership is still open to Valse, where does your heart lie?" St. Saens; Romance, pounded many principles and Elect Officers Barbara Klingele; publicity, good, but SU's wizards of fry- all music lovers wishingapart Schumann; Prelude in A mi- theories. Thursday, Oct. 6, the Asso- Olive Charbonneau and Sheila ing pan and oven are out to in any of the four sections: nor, Debussy: John Sund- Of these, the most empha- ciatedStudents of SeattleUni- Preston, withRosie Grossiand prove that theirs are even soprano, alto, tenor or bass. strom. sized point was that academic Out-of-Town versity held their annual class Pat Ash, alternates. better. The only requirements are a training is absolutely neces- elections. officers for "All girls interested in The Colhecon Club is having love of music and ability at The new tomorrow, sary. The beginning artist HallResidents the coming scholastic year home economics are invited a cookie sale Oct. reading notes. Those inter- HILL TOP should cover a thorough life to come to the next meeting," 21. The home economics girls ested are urged to attend the BEAUTY SHOP out-of-doors, are: study of the the Seniors: Hal WTales, presi- saidMiss Eunice Martin,mod- themselves will bake the cook- next practice Monday,October Elect Officers through - portrait, and still-life. In the dent ;Walt Webster, vice pres- erator. ies and sell them the 24. Two credit hours for each 1018 Madison MAin 8718 words of Mr. Anderson, "Too Seattle University's six ident; Jackie Kniess, secre- Plans for the Fall quarter, halls from 8 a.m. as long as quarter are given. many young artists try to women residence halls for out- tary; Steve Touhy, treasurer. announced by Vice President they last. start where Picasso left off," of-town coeds elected their of- Juniors: Bill Galbraith, Agnes Remmes, include two Pat Hoover,chairman of the FREEDOMOF SPEECH major event, ficers for the coming year this president; Jerry McGill, vice events: a cookie sale said that the cookies That which lets you go week. president; Esther McJennet, and a Christmas party for a will be sold, six in a bag, for ahead and talk even when you JOHN SUGA needy Students Model Bordeaux Hall elected Rose secretary; Doris Cockerill, family. 10 cents a bag. don't know —what you're talk- Brusati, Junior sociology treasurer. ing about. Oskaloosa Tri- The Popcorn Man Latest Styles of major from Butte, Mont., as Sophomores: Tom Carroll, bune-Press. president; Bette Lou Rensch, president; Eileen Kelly, vice *"**- Shears -HJL-T'lll 111 l^»lPaste-T IT Pot111 I—^MW and major ■ Campus Wear Sophomore education president ; Julie Dennehey, Michigan State College of- "Men," says TrueMagazine, DEPRESSION— Hard times from Yakima, as vice presi- secretary; Virginia Connelly, horse-shoeing. "have decisive opinions in which we lose our dollars fers a course in about regain By MADELYN BOSKO dent; Leslie Jones, English treasurer. Nine students are enrolled un- automobiles, liquor, sports and our sense. Looking major Helena, Mont., QJffr From the first practical from as der scholarships provided by goods and clothes." for outfit the last secretary;and MargaretFrei- the Horse and Mule Associa- And about women? flfejfr school to mann, secretarial — HILL TOP dreamy formal, the fourth Sophomore tion of America. Open Road. " Gift science major from Tieton, Miss VizetellyIII Jlf#" annual style show sponsored " Sixteen per BARBER SHOP Wash., as treasurer. Miss Nazleh Vizetelly, dean cent of those in Bargains? by the Women Virginia is the home of the "Who's Who 1018 Associated Campion elected Co- of the School of Nursing, who in America" are Madison MAin 8718 of SeattleUniversity Hall migratory Byrd. college Students rinne Richley,Senior sociology underwent an operation for A " not graduates.* Drop In at the in the ballroom of the Wil- Mont.,pres- ruptured appendix several Hotel, Tuesday night, major fromButte, sonian ; Butte coed, weeks ago, is convalescing in There was a little dachshund Fordham announces courses displayed styles for the well- ident and another Thesis Typing a Specialty Warren, the of- Columbus Hospital. Patricia once, leading to the Master of Fine BROADWAY collegestudent. Some- Jean Ann to 30 Cents a Page dressed president; Kaye Meintel,clinical coordinator,is So long he had no notion; Arts degree,requiring a novel thing this year fice of vice General Typing new wasadded Junior handling the departmentuntil The time it took from head to or series of newspaperarticles BOOKSTORE by appearance of both men Klingele, education — floO Words, or Seven Pages, $1.00 the major Yakima, the dean is able to return. foot as thesis. America. A mixed from as secre- MICHAEL P. SCHULLER (lit the Science Bldir.) and women models. tary-treasurer. The SPECTATOR joins To register emotion. " audience of near capacity en- KEnnood 4077 Caroline Hall elected Betty with the student bodyin wish- And so it was that when his Couldn't they charge off for thusiastically viewed each en- ingMiss Vizetelly a speedyre- face those Washington, D.C., 5 per ap- Mcßride, Senior home econom- The Latest and Best semble with murmured covery and return to her of- Was filled with tears and centers as Capital loss? proval. ics major from Ottumwa, " in lowa, as president; Hilaire fice. sadness, Compliments of With the capable commen- His little tail kept waggingon The modern "Yellow Peril" Emblematic Jewelry Torlai, Fenton, from Phoenixville, tary of Gloria the stu- ; Money doesn't talk; it goes Because of previous glad- seems to have a streak of Red. PAT'S A Selection modeled Pa., as vicepresident and Jan — BAR B.Q. Complete of dents fashionable Olympia, Wash., without saying. ness. Anon. —Pathfinder. Rings, Pins, styles that would be appropri- Barker, from 1118 Twelfth Aye. Keys and secretary-treasurer. ate for school, career, sports, Belt Buckles Goff Hall elected Joanne or social events. Co-chairmen Your Hoel- Miller, Sophomore pre-major Ellen O'Keefe and Lola ; Dollar ' sken deserve a host of compli- from Olympia, president ? Kathleen Finegan, Freshman CLIPPER SERVICE Goes ! ments for their efficient plan- ning and direction. Another pre-major from Omak, vice Across the Street fromSchool Further $3^&s Pat Bone president ;and Rosemary Con- at the vote of thanks is due nell, QUALITY PETROLEUM C^!ls piano selections. Freshmanpre-majorfrom BOOKSTORE for her ,Ore., secretary- PRODUCTS An amusing skit, depicting Portland as "actual" styles here at Seattle treasurer. University, which was nar- Mitchell Hall elected Mary Agnes Remnes, pro- Lengacher, of Portland, Ore., rated by president; vided a humorous interlude. to the office of latest in the fash- Betty Dhanens, Junior medi- 3re&hmen! The very from Vancou- were displayed cal tech. major bring ion world ver, Wash., vice president; We wish to to your attention the FIVE outstanding i'urough the courtesy of the as features of the of Mast, Klopfenstein, Barbara Klingele, Senior di- firms Yakima, and Mills and Malan. An out- etetics major from as SU CAMPUS SPORTS JACKETS standing new style note for secretary-treasurer. Dolly 1. New low price, $11.95 (complete) daytime wear was the popular Siira/in Hall elected Johnson,Senior from Tacoma, 2. Ideal all virgin wool sportswear wool jersey dress. The ever- 3. Official style for SU Campus faithful cashmere sweater and as president; Mary Margaret Raftes, of Spokane, as vice 4. An SU advertisement wool skirt were again high- 5. Immediate delivery lighted this year. Satin and president;Joan Berry,of Ta- decidedly coma, as secretary; and Mary taffeta were the fa- Merriman, Orders Taken Vets Hall, Room 1369 vorites for date dresses. The Margaret of Spo- preferred choice in men's at- kane, as treasurer. tire leaned toward double- breasted tweed or gabardine NOTEOF OPTIMISM suits. "Sooner orlater the average The coed models were Shir- high school student will get ley Hunter, Kate Kelly, Dolly around to thinking about the 5-Point Cleaners Johnson, Jackie Haw, Joanne 'why' of a lot of things."— F. Broadway Drummey, Shirley Hollahan, E. Brooker, U.S. Office of Ed- 1112 Pat Schwaegler, Grace Visen- i^THROUGH YOUR | ucation division chief. tine, Patty Moore, Lola Dale, Nextdoor to Chieftain Fountain and Elsie Visentine. CLASSIFIED AD The male models were Bill COMMUNITY CHEST Always Look Your Best — Stay Galbraith, NICE DOUBLE ROOM for two Well-Dressed BobCodd, LenTwe- girls or boys. Next to Caroline ten, and Gordie Dove. Hall. Ga. 4943.