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Seattle nivU ersity ScholarWorks @ SeattleU The peS ctator 10-27-1948 Spectator 1948-10-27 Editors of The pS ectator Follow this and additional works at: http://scholarworks.seattleu.edu/spectator Recommended Citation Editors of The peS ctator, "Spectator 1948-10-27" (1948). The Spectator. 379. http://scholarworks.seattleu.edu/spectator/379 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. STUDENT BODY MEETING FRIDAY AT NOON THIS SHOW IS YOUR YOUR The SCHOOL PAPER SPECTATOR SPIRIT Published by the ASSOCIATED STU D E NTS of SEATTLE UNIVERSITY Volume XVI SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1948 BJ ><fffc No. 3 SUHoe-Down at Shadow Lake "NaughtyMarietta Next IKS TO ACCEPT BEARDED BOYS ALARM COED Shadow Lake Site For Opera Guild Production NEW PLEDGES Friday Freshmen and sophomore male Barn Dance Nite University Opera Guild, under The Seattle the baton of students will have an opportunity Charles Bricker Conductor Gustave Stern, will present Victor Herbert's well applications to submit their as Keynoted by blue denim programs and barnyard decora- known and immortal "Naughty Marietta" December 8 and pledges to the Wigwam Chapter of tions, annual Frosh-Soph BarnDance will get under wa> 9 in theMoore Theater. the Intercollegiate Knight honor- the ary fraternity. Applica- 9 o'clock this Friday night as the first hay-filled truck extravaganzawill be the most colorful ever service at The musical tions must be addressed to the reaches Foss's Shadow Lake Ballroom. presentedby the University group. "Honorable Duke," and placed at tunes, square Scenery and costumes will make Mmlcrn ihiiin' as well as schottisches and WANTED! WANTED! the Broadway Bookstore in the a spectacle not soon to be forgot- dances, will be played until 12 a ScienceBuilding, on orbefore No- ten, and the wellknown musical Old furniture— For Oper- m., by the Gentlemenof Rhythm. vember 2nd. An application form Tickets, at $1.50 a couple, are selections will enhance the ear "Naughty Marietta." posted Sociologists Hear etta will be on the bulletin on sale in the Liberal Arts Build- of any music lover. Settees,chairs,tables,large board in the main hall in the The operetta "Naughty Mariet- ing lobby. pictures picture Liberal Arts Building. Communism Talk ta" is, perhaps, Victor Herbert's and old "Levls, plaid shirts, and beards Thepledges committeeis headed best known work. Among thebet- frames,mirrors,etc. Wick- The Sociology Club of Seat- are in orderfor the men, while the by Anderson. Serving on the ter known selectionsare:I'mFall- er furniture will The John girls will wear cotton dresses oi do. committee are Hank Cary, Bob tleUniversityatits firstmeet- ing in Love With Some One, The need is urgent. Phone Mi. ing of the fall quarter, Mon- blue jeans, co-chairmen Jack Pain Dream Melody, The Dance of the Mehelich and Jack McMann. and Frank Murphy stated. 1467 o;- Fr. 4090. programs, will day, October 25, heard Fr. Marionettes, The Italian Street Basketball which Events planned for the country- at games Seat- Song, 'Neath the Southern Moon, be sold allhome at Leo J. Robinson, S. J., tem- style affair include a beard grow- and Tramp, Tramp, Tramp. tle University, willbe printed and porary adviser of the organization, ing contest and intermissionenter- chairman- Rev.DanielReidy, S. J., Modera- Journalists Tour distributed under the speak on "Communism." Dancing tainment, managed by Ton ship tor andProducer of thelight opera, of Jack Pain with the assist- and refreshments followed. Towey's committee. A door prize ance of Joe Murphy and Bob Bar- promises it to be the most heart- SeattleTimesBldg. Scheduled for a forthcoming is offered as wellas prizes for the warming and stimulating of any rett. meeting will be a talk from one unusually "Ican't hear a word you're say- best beardand the most operetta ever presented by his A cabaret dance for all present of the members of the Canwell Hrpssed couple. ing." was the general com- group. Father Leo Lamphier, This and inactivemembersof the Inter- hearing, on "Communistic Activi- ment pressroom of Ttirfh Tf*ll#*lra Will I.PAVP S. J., well known for his work shouted in the collegiate Knight's, will be pre- ties in the UnitedStates." Meetings Times, Tuesday, with the Drama Guild, will be the Seattle Oc- sented at the Mayflower Hotel on will be held every third week. The traditional hayride will tober 20. The event was an excur- Saturday, late- stage director. November 6th. Bill Last year the social func- leave thecampus at 8:45. For sion for Seattle University Jour- sole Mr. Gustave Stern, lecturer on Grommesch, chairman of the tion of the club was a Christmas comers a second trip has been nalism students and members of special Frank Murphy challenging Joyce music and voice, and noted for his event,extends a invitation Dick Gardnerand are Chadwell party given for sixty-five girls at scheduled at 9:30. "The price is the Spectator staff. This informal members, excellence as conductor of the to all inactive even to determinethe best beard. SacredHeart Orphanage. As there 50 cents acouple, less than Itcosts but informative expedition was at attending SeattleCivic Opera Company, will though they may not be are nodues to belong to the organi- to take a car," pointed out Joe be Burton 11. the Times' invitation. the University. Roller, transportation chairman. musical director. Mr. I.cUnd Hanniim, journalism zation and consequently no treas- Goodmanhas been appointedbusi- ury, 1 money for the was "We urge you to sign up in the instructor and faculty advisor of Home Economics the affair ness manager. by lobby of the L. A. building as the Spectator, led the potential ASSU NEWS donated the students. Tickets will go on sale on No- soon aspossible." members of the Fourth Estate on Mendel Honored This year the club plans on giv- vember 15th, and Mr. Goodman Officers Class parking space are avail- a tour of all the departments. Stu- Advisory Board Meeting ing two separateChristmas parties, Acres of urges students to arrange for seats The FoodPreparationClass was lake for driving dents were especially interestedin one for boys and one for girls. A able at the those well in advance of opening night honored this week by Miss Sara The Advisory Meeting wascalled cars, added, and seeing news flashed over U.P. and Elected for Year dance also is contemplated. their own Roller many Cina, the Martha Logan demon- to order by Chairman Jim Rellly, since ticket requests have teletype a map with directions for «etting A.P. machines. The first fallbusiness meet- Company. October 20 at 12:10, in Room 323. already been received. - strator for Swift and there is displayed at the ticket The knowledge seeking throng ing Club was and Chuck of the Mendel Miss Cinaisa graduate of the Uni- Jeanne Kumhera booth. also- visited the art department, to order by Acting versity of Minnesota, where she Schuler were elected co-chairmen composing, engraving and stereo- called John Colasurdo Is Autumn colors and a decor con- received her BS degree in Home of the Fall Informal. Inc.Whee Hike?? type rooms. was Chairman John Moran. ceived 'way downon the farmhave Last and loudest Economics. She has taught Home John Spellmanreadthe Art Club pressroom, many com- Officers elected for the Sodalists been elaborately planned by the the where Economics in high school and was constitution, which was submitted To Lead ments were only to in coming year: decorations committee under Jim To Monte Cristo made be lost — active in extension work. At the to the Board for Approval. Al With the installation of the deafening roar of the gigantic President Tim Ham. present she coversthe western Small moved that the constitution Schultz. SeattleUniversity was the point president— Yvonne Grunke. time John Colasurdo as prefect, speedpresses. Vice region Company, be tabled until it is revised or Programs will be facsimile Levi of take-off on a trip to Monte Secretary-treasurer— Urban Te- for Swift and Bill Tronca .as vice prefect, Cristo, by group Sunday whichincludes the states of Wash- amended. The motion carried. pockets complete with the "red a student Vrucht. ington, California, Oregon, Arizona Hal Wales introducedRay Gantz Chet Suver as treasurer and tab," cleverly assembledby a com- morning, October 24th. The 82- ...Sergeant-at-arms— Tom Flynn. as prospective coordinator of stu- Kelly as secretary at the mittee under Bill Landerville's mile trip took four hours by PepClubPlansBig and banquet plans and Nevada. Ruth Initiation dent activities. Ray explained the beginning of this month's general chairmanship. Rollers' Luxury Van. All of this were discussed. Following a short Miss Cina demonstrated helpful riding purpose and plans of the various meeting— tonight at 8 p. m. in The ticket committeeis headedby time climaxedwith a back- by moderator, Father hints and secrets in the technique breaking Things For Future talk the activities and possible Pep Club. Hall— the Sodality steps out Ellen Nlckerson, and publicity is hike of almost five hun- Schmidt, the meeting was ad- of making pastry.In only one hour Buhr group Gantz was elected student coordi- renewedstrength in an ever supervisedby CharlieBricker with dred feet. An enthusiastic of Seattle journed. a chocolate pie (with pale green with nator. increasing as the of capable and "Li'l Monte Cristo, now a ghost town, University students met to discuss meringue), meat pasties and role center a staff of artists mint Small said Father Logan in University. was founded in 1890 and endured plans for the organization of a Pep individual peach cobblers were Catholic action the Orlie" stuffers.