■ v '- . _ ■ '■ '■' Return Delinquent Reserve Rooms at Books To Library Office of Vice-Pres. By Friday, May 6 Before Term Ends The SantaSANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY,ClaraAPRIL 28,1932. PRICE 10 CENTS jjVOL. 11, NO. 30. ‘Redwood' Annual Sketches to B. A. Holds Grads to Hold Scribes Will Dick Doyle Wins In Be Featured Banquet In Dinner Here Dine In S. C. To Make Debut On Early in May Final Election For May fhe University of Santa Eating In May 'Owl' S. J. 3 Clara Alumni association Hall C. Campus Soon : wMI hold Ha annual banquet A. S. U. S. C. Prexy S. Charles Boden Writes On Annual Affair Scheduled) ■ at the university on Sunday, Entire Staff of Santa Pioneer Diary for To Be Held at O'Briens May 15, according to an an- Clara Publications To Spirited Cpntest By nouncement •jwiadft yesterday Attend Student Annual to Be Coming: Issue In San Jose by Louis O. Normandin, Affair Wins Contest Edits Annual ~ Two Men Marks On Sale May 5 for president at the alumni. The Prexy banquet is to take place in Fr. Lyons to Speak Pres. Race Graduates Perier to Appear Von ToHe the refectory at 6:30 p. m. It was. previously announced Letters, Education, Po- Ashley Named Vice-pres; the banquet would be held Event To Mark Close of Officers Selected Number Limited litical Subjects Will Lydick See.; Strong, on May 14. Circumstances, Year’s Work on S. C. Be Discussed A. Judnich Win however, made it necessary Student Issues Elective Positions In George Washington to to change the date of the banquet to May 15. Before Staff members of the three A. S. Two rare pencil sketches from That the Business Ackninistration Student Body Be Theme of S. C. ! the banquet a general assem- U. S. C. Hie Red- the diary of William Powell, Cal- association wiH hold its annual publications, bly and election of officers The Santa Clara and The Completed Yearbook ifornia pioneer, recently published banquet at O’Briens’ in San Jose wood, | will be held by the alumni in Owl, will be guests at a dinner to in a limited edition of The Grab- next Wednesday evening was def- Richard E, Doyle is Santa Clara's the lounge room of Seifert be held in die banquet room of No- George Schelcher, editor-in-chief horn Press, San Francisco, will be initely decided at a special meeting new student body president i . gym at 5:30 k> m. bib hall, next Tuesday night. May of the 1932 Redwood, wishes to an- reproduced in the May Owl, it was held last Tuesday morning. He was elected last Tuesday to for 3. nounce that copies of the student announced today by James Pike, At the same meeting officers succeed Anthony P. Hamaim as Hie banquet will be given to cel- annual will -|>e on sale May 5 for editor. The Owl will appear Sat- the ensuing year were voted upon. president of the A. S. U. S. C., with presi- ebrate the close of this year’s work those seniors who are leaving and urday, May 7th, immediately after Jake Von Table was elected Prof. Murphy a vote of 190 to 153 for his op- for the publications. Hie Redwood for those others w!k> may hold op- graduation. dent by a large majority. Other ponent, James Nicholas. These two receiving preference in will be distributed to seniors next tions on May Bth. Accompanying the sketches will members men had waged a neck end neck were Ashley, Ably Directs week, while the next issue of The Schelcher has been in Berkeley be an article by Dr. Charles R. Bo- the balloting Robert battle a week previous in the pri- Lydick, sec- Santa Clara will be its last for this for the past week working with den, B. S. ’23, J. D. ’3O, telling of vice-president; John mary election at which Vincent retory; Nod Strong, treasurer; and semester. Hie last number of The companies under contract for the the career of William Powell, the Recent Play Cullinan, the third candiate* was sergeant-at-arms. Owl wiH appear next week. publication of the year book. story of his diary and a description Anton -Judnich, eliminated. The latter four offices were hotly NUMEROUS SPEAKERS “We have contracted for 350 of Mr. Grabhorn’s recent publica- Jacques Perier Aids in Pro- DOYLE IN LIMELIGHT contested for and a cloae election FOB. BANQUET year books,” Mr. Schelcher said this tion Hie edition was limited to duction of 'Holiday' FOR THREE TEARS “and have a student was the result Play Speeches will be made after the morning, we 250 copies, each selling for $35. San Jose Doyle, a student the President Joseph Wilkinson stat- dinner Rev. James J. junior in hodv, Coupled ' by Fr. Ly- ot jgur hundred. •'*" JACQUES PERSE*“TO BIS- “All mesribers desirous college of liberal arts, has- been in with a demand for the year book GEORGE SCHELCHER ed, ex- By CODE BEVERLY ons, CJ. V-, 'president of the univer- CUSS TRADITIONS urged to the during his three yean from outsiders, this means that Describes Yearbook tending the (banquet are Professor Edward Murphy of sity; Rev. Fr. William F. McNally, R RICHARD at Santa Clara. Last fall, as the will ■One of the two sketches to ap- give their names to Joe Nolan as S. J., adviser of Hie Redwood; Rev. E. DOYLE those who have not options the college of law, was guest direc- representative of the university, he get copy.” pear in The Owl is the earliest soon as possible, so that final ar- of Fr. John F. Giambastiani, S. J ad- Victor in Election have to step to a tor of the Little Theatre Guild n was judged winner of the fourth drawing ever made of the Pueblo rangements niay be completed.” viser of the Santa Clara and the The year book will be in the G. Stepovich San Jose, in their production of annual Y. M. L oratorcal contest. de Los Angeles. The other is a which Owl; George Schelcher, editor of George Washington motif through- Phillip Barry's "Holliday", This marked the first time a Santa sketch of the old Santa Clara mis- CLASS IN BANKING The Redwood; Winston Keller, ed- Banquet out in celebration of the bicenten- was presented last Thursday even- For Clara man had won this competi- VISITS IN S. F. itor of The Santa Brougham nial of Washington’s birthday. Commuters' sion. 1 ing under the auspices of the Clara; affair against Hie money and banking class of tive the University of gave praise to “Santa Clara and Traditions,’ by Woman's club at their theatre. Morris, managing editor of Hie Mr. Schelcher college of the univer- Engineers Is San Francisco and St Mary’s col- Jacques has contrib- the business Santa Clara; and James Pike, edit- Jerry McLaughlin, his associate Perier, who Professor Murphy has been ac- lege he been very First Prexy sity went on a trip to San Fran- Also, has prom- the splendid work he ed to every issue of The Owl this claimed by the professional critics or of The OwL |editor, for this morning visit the San inent in campus organizations, be- year, will be a ‘leading feature. cisco to as one of the foremost dramatic di- NAMES OF MEMBEBS Grand Event has done on the annual. Stock Exchange and the ing at the present time president of Day Scholars to Have Voice Maximo Boiser in “The Philippine Francisco rectors on the coast for his excel- ANNOUNCED To those who do not bold op- bank. the Arts society. in S. C. Congress; Wilcox Attitude” will tell how his coun- Federal Reserve lent work on the "Passion Play"; Members of The Redwood staff Fr. Lyons, tions the price will be $4.00. To They were accompanied by Pro- 6. Sullivan, Class S. C. PRESIDENT-ELECT Vice-President trymen feel towards the United and Clay M. Greene, author of the who will attend the'Tßkir are; Representatives those with options $3.50. fessor Lauren Cassaday. Talk SPEAKS AT DINNER States. Vincent Thomas will give play, attributes a great part of its George Schelcher, Jerome Mc- During Work has been done on the an- Day students of the university Dinner Tuesday Japan’s case in the present Oriental success to Murphy's splendid di- Laughlin, Eugene Thiasen, Laur- evening, after the re- over months and hall last nual the past six assembled in O'Connor Jacques Climaxing sult was announced at dinner in difficulty. , rection. ence Oarr, Richard Doyle, a list of brilliant social this year’s copy should reach a Friday afternoon for the purpose the Philalethic Men Jacques Perier, one of Santa iPerier, George Rooney, George functions held throughout the past refectory, Doyle was called up- height faever before attained by of founding a day scholar organi- VARIED SUBJECTS FORM Clara's literati, aided in directing Fla jole, Edward Bailly, Code Bev- year, the Engineering society con- on to say a few words. In doing Santa year books. zation which will have representa- TOPICS OF ESSAYS Clara Elect Officers; the Guild's production -of "Holli- erly, Robert Kaune, William Berg. vened for a banquet Tuesday even- so, he expressed his gratitude to all tion in the student congress. This Rev. Fr. Francis McNally, S. J., Jerome McLaughlin will offer in day"; and two Santa Clara Charles Roach and Pierre Fontaine. ing in the Gdld room of the Sainte those who had exhibited their con- representation will bind the non- Members \other professor of English in the college a unique manner the various con- Choose students, Joseph Shea and D.