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Spectator 1936-11-25 Editors of the Ps Ectator Seattle nivU ersity ScholarWorks @ SeattleU The peS ctator 11-25-1936 Spectator 1936-11-25 Editors of The pS ectator Follow this and additional works at: http://scholarworks.seattleu.edu/spectator Recommended Citation Editors of The peS ctator, "Spectator 1936-11-25" (1936). The Spectator. 67. http://scholarworks.seattleu.edu/spectator/67 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. WholeTown's December Talking SPECTATOR 2and3 SEATTLE COLLEGE ' VOL. V— No. 5 Seattle, Washington, Wednesday, November 25, 1936 14 President Names the FIRST Students, Alumni Play Next WeekIs Round-Up Homecoming Bill Murphy Hy JKKRY DIKMKRT Plan Maroon Coach Talk Of TheTown Will, my Jo.vuuh 1> r«■ Ili ren, Former GonzagaStar Thanksgiving conies with the red- Week of Activities Debater Fine Color; College Drama Guild lettered morrpw. And thereby Takes Directing Post Maroon IS hangs a drooping tail; for in a To MarkNew Step For And Maybe Not Such Opens1936-37Season spirit of time and taste honored Basketball Season tradition we are about to pull Mr. In College Progress Feeble Emblem Either WithPopular Comedy Wednesday night Turkey's succulent leg. Which Is the Rev. Affair First of Kind Ki.iiu'is C'orkery, S. J., president EDITORIAL no matter of a joke, either, but a M.H "«ii a 1 of Seattle college, cleared up the is in.- color! Anil Providence Auditorium matter of dental seriousness. overshadowing the Bpectater has conic to real. The only npology we can make Includes Game, Banquet, doud the athletic situation by naming William Mur- i/.<- that iii:i.t lir it's not such a Will Run at to that rara avis that will grace Vehicle Start Dance, Play, Concert phy head coach of the Maroons. feeble emblem cither. our tables tomorrow, is to reas- For now, 8:30 P. M., December Murphy promptly took tWO months that 2 sert the Darwlnistic creed of the over the Homecoming, student-alumni ThurHday night. traditional title has Withstood survival of the fittest. We, the a mentor reins The whole town's talking, or college, the fire of those, who, either, celebration new to Seattle Roosevelt high school, a sliiniii- it will he soon if th c expecta- hardier species, will be the gob- having forgotten, or having gobbler. will be a reality this year, accord- ground many college bas- tions of the Seattle College Drama bler of the iiiK for never known, the.joy and pride " « * Ing to plans now under way. The keteers. graduated Bill Murphy in guild are fulfilled. Under the is scheduled February. then- wa.s in cheering or play- "What v manI> womiiii!" was event for l;iL\s. While attending that school direction of Charleß Bras, a three- arrangements ing under that beloved flag, bright remark of youngster Tentative include a be won laurels as a great center act farce entitled, "The Whole the a banquet, open house the Col- would have us strike our colors at the Sacred Heart orphanage at under "Pop" Dvorak. Town's Talking," will be present- lege, a homecoming basketball ami do battle under a strange on seeing "Miss" Eugene Galvin Starred nt (ionzjiga ed December 2 and 3, 8:30 p. m., game, rallies, a production of the and Itisterless banner. in the Sodality's Amateur Radio Entering Gonzaga as a at the Providence Hospital audi- Drama guild, and a Glee club con- fresh- The Spectator refuses longer Hour. Gene was "lady for a day" iiian 1928, Murphy began torium. cert. Recommendations for a In a ca- to be a party to this junking of at the affair, strutting about in maple surpass- The cast includes Thor. chairman for the week will be reer on the court tradition! We will not withdraw William skirts for the benefit of the kid- ing anything in the Bulldogs' his- (son, Lucille Volkey. Mary Bu- made at the executive committee Jur offer of a cross-state trip tory. Bill chanan, John Peter, Vivian Cren- meeting next Tuesday. cavorted in the center for a new name. a Larson, And xpcaking of confusion of iiirtesy slot for three years, and during We (io not believe another n.i. Donald Eugene Gal- Kolmtl Smith Approves Seattle Times vln, sex, one of our teachers got mixed the '31.'32 campaign he enjoyed suitable name can In- found! Jeanne Testu, Peggy Dough- day. Robert Smith, president of the Angela Magnano 18 one of the erty, McHugh. up in his speech the other his best season. We do believe that we must Ellen Mary Fran- talk, associated students, expressed students who will represent the Launching upon a part of his Scheduling games in loyal to ces O'Connell, Phillip Hargreaves, — himself as favoring the celebra- College in the debate meet to be three Htiind the name and he started, "as man to man" states, Gonzaga Marian Glasier, Betty Tobin, Pat- tion. "Seattle college has long held here December 11. Maßiuino northwest whip- colors now no rich with the then added, "or as woman to ped Oregon Btate, Oregon, spirit devotion ricia Weckert, and Betty Oolburn. felt the need of closer relations was a member of the team that and Co- and of those woman!" tour; struggled (inlvlii NitiiK's Siji^f * * * with the Alumni association," he won the Northwest Debate Tour- lumbia on one swing of their who under it and Oew Washington Huskier, college! Eugene Galv In, production siiiil. "An alumni homecoming nament held last year at Oonza- lost to the built this Last time »"!■ made mention of manager, has posi- week will aid greatly in bringing ga.. and then licked Washington state announced the some rip-roaring doings of our spectacular tions for the stage Joe about such a condition. Both stu- and Idaho in strug- crew. Rus- dignified dramatic society. Not gles. sel will be stage manager dents and alumni have been en. Thus under Murphy anc! Pearce ToInvite the for to be outdone, another group of cohorts, both nights, while John thusiastic their support of the Bernier and their Gon- Tobln and students recently got together for in Debate Tournament John White proposal. If present plans mate- zaga beat all but one of the two Leaders To Confer will alternate as as- a "wild" party (wilder than the sistant stage managers. Assigned rialize, and there is every indica- To Be Held Here conference contenders as well as Republican party right now). overcoming also nights tion that they will, the homecom- the independent col- OnPublicity Drive for both are Jack The scene of the bender, or leges on Archibald, electrician; Neil ing celebration be the most December 11 their schedule. Bris- (more properly) "puller" was the will Murphy graduated Pearce, recently lawn, master of properties; An- of Mary Powers. Here a outstanding project yet under- from Goii- llernard elect- house publicity, gela Young, prompter; Bernardino collegians taken by the associated students." College debaters will be hosts Y.nnu iinil obtained a master's de. ed director of revealed gang of Seattle last thp Casey, costumer; I^isle McDonald, taffy- I'uMiriij to speakers from Seattle Pacific gree in physical education. He was yesterday that he would ask Sunday night engaged in a Dirri'tor IMiins make-up; Gerald McHugh and ..ipimlJitir.fiit collect) iiud the Col!. ol ;i|)])(ii^'(l frosh coach at the Spo- Executive committee to approve pullliiK ltjvel that lanU?d tar Into Wi*J) MC of v st»ge ;> three-Waj if *; t'y taught puuts pt'iiiiiuii-iH publicity Frank ?foone, handw. the ante meridiem (3 o'clock, to chairman, arrangements will be-! Sound at whife he "ifof*~i be held Friday after, for year the high school. department. The operation of the Charles West and Jack Ouelette be exact). Magnano offered mute gin Immediately. As to the def- meet to here a In noon, played organization would be modeled will do the curtain-pulling proof of these goings-on this inite date of the affair, much de- December 11. Thiß will be Since then Rill has in on the third a the community league closely after the "activities' con- Wednesday and Thursday respec- week, a sizeable blister on pends on the basketball schedule, j round of series of Northwest with section of his platform tively. Addison Smith his.hand! as it is hoped that the celebration tpunuunsnd held between thi> for the Italian athletic club and ference" and Frank three the Knights Columbus quintet. in the campaign for the student Hay&s will alternate as house All of which goes to prove that will be held during the week that schools. of represented presidency May. manager, and Jerry you've got to have a "pull" to the hoop niPii play their most for- The question to l>e discussed is Both these teams the last Diemert and Northwest the Denver Andrew Prouty will take cb&rge get at the eweet things of life. midable opponent. the one used in all inter-college in A. A. I. stressing the point that univer- " " yeur: playoffs, the Italians going as far cooperation participation of money and tickets at the door. « Recording to Bernard Pearee, dtbatSl this Resolved: Thiit sal and right as the (|uaitei-finals. any Ostennan Heads Ushers Who says' It's a man's world? publicity director, the student as- Congreu shall have the to is necessary for the success of With Genevleve Osterman al Judging from the present influx sociation and the Alumni will con- regulate minimil in wages and Itall Pomesaion Is Important student project, Mr.
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