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JO RICHARDS ELECTED QUEEN Polly Kay Kelly Betty Siniich Peggy Lesser Peiton Jo Richards Helen Strons Jo Brown Florine Ross Marie Bechtold And a Very A Blessed SEATTLE Spectator UNIVERSITY Christinas Happy To You New Year SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949 No. 5 Volume XVII Open Many Veteran Choristers Elect Students HearOregon Coed to DebateMeet Actors Return John Ursino; Plan Bobby Morris This quarter the Commerce presidency For Schools For New Play Caroling Party Club, under the of Head Court To Public John Paglia, sponsored a se- production of "All meeting and tomorrow Seat- and, now that both public and With the At a recent choir ries of lectures onlocalgovern- Today My Summer, will again play host to private schools have been in- Sons" this last the following officers were ment in which they featured Homecoming tle U. SU's Drama Guild proved to '50 many high school vited, even better results are elected: President, John Ur- King County officials. of the state's themselves and to the public Jo Richards, senior, pre-med, will be the 1950 Homecom- year, in expected. Students are urged sino; vice president, Pat In concludingits series, the debate teams. This as they arecapable of heavy ing Queen to reign over the week's activities, scheduled in theprevious tourneys,mostof to extend the buddingorators that Bowft; secretary, Joyce Chad- Commerce Club presented drama. Encouraged by this treasurer, Romai; the latter part of January. thestate Catholic high schools a hearty welcome. well; Carl Bobby Morris, King County success, the Guild has chosen librarians, Barbara Ray arfd Presiding with the titian-haired Queen will be Senior will participate in the affair; going to press the fol- auditor, who spoke on the and Peggy Lesser, Junior Princesses Upon another serious play for its John Erickson. Princesses Polly Peiton unlike last year, however, the lowing schools had registered: works and duties of his office. and Marie Bech- next venture, "An Inspector The choir is still selling speakers Helen Strons public high schools of thestate Bellarmine, Lincoln, and St. Other who ad- told; Princesses Harris, chairman; Joan Fitz- Calls." Christmas cards and gifts to club this quarter Sophomore have also been invited. Leo's, all of Tacoma; Mar- dressed the Kathleen Kelly and BettySim- patrick, Mary Kashiwagi, Ber- Theplay will be directed by j secure the money needed for were John P.Brill,King Coun- The tournament will be con- quette, and St. Joseph's Acad- Lanphier, S.J., ich,and Freshman Princesses niceMiller and AgnesRemnes; style, Yakima; Gonzaga, the Rev. Leo their robes. With the home- ty coroner; and Norman Ri- ducted in the traditional emy, of the produc- coming January 25 Florine Ross and Jo Brown. publicity, Tom Bichsel,chair- events in- Marycliff, of Spokane; and the dates for program dell, King County clerk. with all forensic and are Jan. 13-20, inclusive. the deadline for procur- Because one of the nominees man ; Joan Frohmader, Tom cluded. Events such as Ora- Holy Names, Holy Rosary, tion set as Next quarter, under the Weiler, Marie Bechtold, Jack with the ing the 70 robes, choir mem- Black, at the first senior meetingwas tory, Extemporaneous Speak- Holy Angels,and SeattlePrep, Concerned fateful leadership of Gordon and, Dreaney,and JulieDennehy. consequenceson a younggirl's bers are now busily planning will begin a series of not a registered student ing.Impromptu Speaking, and of Seattle. the club senior Tom Towey is chairman life caused by the selfish atti- a mixer for January 13 to aid lectures featuring prominent therefore ineligible, the of a scholarship contest will be Bothell, necessary Open House. Working with Also registered are tudes of six people, the script their fund. A performance on men field of business. class deemed it to offered, along with the uni- Mar- in the Doris Cockrill and Fife, Kent-Meridian,St. is composed of elements of "Voices of the Northwest" hold re-elections. him are versity styledebateitself.This and Helen Strons. Charles Bricker is, tin's. Oveflake, Wenatch- false pride, justice, immorali- radio program, scheduled for At the first meeting, Jo year's high school question High Schools; and Provi- $50 Lesser, and is chairman of the decorations President ee ty, and spirituality; emotion- the near future,will add to Scots Club Will Richards, Peggy "Resolved: that the dence Academy of Vancouver, were elected; committee. Helping him are States Should ally intense throughout all their kitty. Grace Visentine of the United Wash; and Roosevelt Junior- Choristers plan to go carol- the re-elections,Grace was Barbara Ashe, Barbara Ray, by a Direct Vote three acts. Have Jan. Mix at Be Elected Senior High, of Port Angeles. ing December 21, windingup edged out by Polly Peiton. Peggy Lesser, Jack Foster, of the People." Every character in the cast Jack McMahon has an- at the Vet's Mixer. girlsproved Marylin Lee, Art Hooten, and scholarship will of seven, with the exception nounced that there will be a The out-of-town The contest worth, with four of their Marie Mayer. to determine the best of the maid,can be said to be Scots Mixer on Jan. 6 at the their be held to taking places in the Tickets and programs are all-around speaker inthe tour- Nine Appointed a lead role, as all are equally Several SU professors have Encore Ballroom, 13th and number dominant. It will only depend Pike. "Homey" Crollard 1950 Homecoming court. being planned by Chairman ney. Contestants from any been keeping someone besides Bast Malsie and her com- on the interpretation of the busy of late, will arrange for an orchestra. Queen Jo Richards is from Luanne event will be eligible and the Judiciary Board their students mittee of Julie Dennehy, Bob- individual actors to make one namely,the stork. Mostrecent Jim Schultz wasnamed tick- Albany,Ore., and Senior Prin- winner will receive a one-year Due a change in the from bie Miller,Frank Perry,Mary to characterization more out- additions to the educational et chairman,and the publicity cess Polly Peiton comes scholarship to Seattle U. ASSU constitution,this year's Muehe, Eileen Kelly, Mary standing and memorable than are the families of will be taken care of by Ginger Havre,Mont. For many years the tourna- judiciary board will of circle to prin- Kendrick, Donna Schorzman, consist the others. Professors Paul A. Volpe, a Dorn. Tickets will be on sale Both of the sophomore ment has been one of the ninemembers, threeeachfrom cesses, Kathleen Kelly and Connie McNott, and Delores drawing This last aspect should daughter; Charles La Cugna, at the Information Booth on school's main cards the Sophomore, Junior, and BettySimich,are from Fox. prove very interesting,in the a daughter; and Edward Ot- Jan. 1, 5, and 6, from 9 :00 to out-of- Senior classes. The following 1 :()() o'clock. town. Kay is from Yakima light of the castchosen to star tum, a son. Portland, appointments were recently are and Betty is from basis of competi- in the play,for all of them made on the recognized perhaps Seattle Oregon. Education Dept. Rector Heads Seniors, as - Fifty tive examinations: University'smost experienced The Forty annual P. Marilley, Jr. and 'RhapsodyinBlue'Theme HomecomingBall onSaturday Edward and most talentedperformers. Ups Enrollment Tom Weiler ;Juniors,Pat Mc- night, Jan. 28, will climax a 1 Ed Association Consider Frank Caldwell as Presi- Gillicuddy and Shirley Hunt- Annual FallInformal week of reminiscences includ- Seattle's education depart- Election of Seattle U. the portentous, self-satisfied, Of coming Albert Lemieux, S.J., as er; Sophomores, Marybeth "Rhapsody inBlue" will fur- fund. In charge were Jackie ing, among many other activi- ment is up in the dent Rendall, provincial Arthur Billing, a later, world, Professors vice president of the new Moreland, Jaclyn and nish the theme,SpanishCastle Rendall, chairman ; Bernie ties to be announced according to Seibert. wealthy English industrialist Thursday; and Ottum and Myrdie Northwestern unit of the Na- Loretta Hoel- the scene, and Gordon Greene Miller, Adele Manca, and Open House, Edward of the early 1900\s; Lola Turning- Homecoming Game with Lecture, heads of the second- tional Catholic Education As- Neil Mcliean and Virginia SybilBirling, the music for the annual Fall Joann Fitzpatrick. the Randolph membership sken as his wife, College Fri- ary and elementary education sociation was announced Dec. hold cold, and secretly Informal tonight, the last SU out the programs on a blue Pacific Lutheran year's board, which haughty, Chairman Tom departments. Registrations in X, after a meetingof thatbody from last malicious; Kevin Packard as dance before Christmas. A note were day. in Spokane. consisted of only three stu- midnight atmosphere of blue Weiler, Julie Dennehy, Joan Terry Cain,senior, and Ton- thedepartment have increased EricBirling, the son,a wastrel Carroll, are co- 70 per cent over last year's Also elected were: the Rt. dents. Under the present rul- and and silver is planned for the Fox, Ruth Cheshier, Eileen sophomore, will enter in and roue; Mary Kendrick Wright. of Homecoming enrollment, with a current Rev. Raphael Heider, presi- ing, appointees Ellen Nickerson alternating affair, which will beheld from Kelly, and Rita chairmen dent of St.Martin's College at their sophomore year and \) to 12, according to Jerry Publicity for the affair was Week.