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Spectator 18, No. 4 Vol. XXIV SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1956 SEATTLEChairmen Report UNIVERSITY New Assembly Board UGN Goal Topped Takes Office Thursday As Drive Finishes The newly elected Assembly Ray Weber: Insurance major in The climax of the United Good Board, legislative body of the the^ School of Commerce and Fi- Neighbors campaign this week was ASSU, will take office Thursday, nance, whose home is Seattle, 128; the announcement by student Oct. 18, at 7:30 p.m. in the Chief- Leo Roppo: Educationmajor also chairman Jim Plastino that the stu- tain Conference Room. of Seattle, 147; had of their dents reached 105% Tabulation of the votes cast in Mary Ann Onorato: Language goal. running of Soph- major from San expressedthe feelings of the this second the Arts in Education Jim omore and Junior races revealed Rafael, Calif., who was last year's UGN staff with the followingstate- big a close contest between the candi- Marycrest chairmanof the United ment: "It has naturally been a 162; goal for dates. Neighbors campaign, thrill for us to top our the Dennehy: Language Arts year. feel, Out of the eight Junior candi- Patricia second straight We in Education, presi- however, way dates for the five posts, the follow- major who is that we have some dent of Town and who, go drive inorder to ing were elected with the number Girls dur- to in our insure ingher sophomore year chosen getting trophy next Wednes- of votes cast for each: was the the outstanding woman in her day." 159; Chairman men- class, Plastino also Ed Raftis: Philosophy major in tioned some of the reasons for the Pledges College drive. The Named the of Arts and Sciences success of the student hails from Colville,Wash. He organized by who classroom collections is vice prefect Sodality; 115; clubs, Spurs, of the the three service By Silver Scroll Sophomore members of this Alpha Omega Intercollegi- The Phi and Five pledges for Silver Scroll, year's Assembly Board are: Knights, $260. The ate netted over women's honorary, were an- Shahon: Psychology major UGN-sponsored Leo "Autumn Leaves" nounced this week by the presi- from was chairman of yielded approximately $320 for the Seattlewho dent, Ann O'Donnell. The pledges the recent Open House, 70; fund. were introduced to members at a Marilu Home Econom- Larson, chairman Schreck: Mr.Robert of meeting on Wednesday night at the ics major from Waterville, Wash., faculty reported the campaign, that home of Sally Rude. member of Spurs, 58; the faculty now reached 29% and a has The girls selected for member- Betty Petri: Education major of their goal. Mr. Larson empha- ship are: Patricia Dennehy, Mer- the faculty con: specializing in Social Studies who sized the fact that cedes Gales, Barbara LaVeille, is president of Spurs. Her home is tributions always pour in heavily Helen Hoolahan and Mary Ann drive the Tacoma; 122; near the end of the so Onorato. An installation banquet Bill Wall: Marketing major in seeming deficit in the totalamount will honor the new members in patch for the Pumpkin Pow- the School of Commerce and Fi- collected should be madeup soon. Trying to up scarecrow Mike Galvin November. nance, to competition for the Inter' pictured above co-chairmen Pat Vickerman and Sonya who comes Seattle from The Wow are Pledges will serve as committee Freehold,N.J., 126; Hall trophy began this week under Vukov. for the Sadie Hawkins tolo to be major leadership Crow Burke Harrell: Pre-Med the of Cal and held November 9 in the Spanish from Seattle who was vice presi- Mary Ann Onorato. Ballroom of the Olympic Hotel. (Continued to Page Six) Defendingchampion Xavier Hall Mercedes Gales has been named by Mary- Ghosts, leads Marycrest Goblins Gather will 11%. chairman for the dance which crest's total of 57% is being sup- be semi-formal.Taking over other plemented with the projects of the capacities are Barbara LaVeille Lost and Found individualfloors. The second floor At 'Punkin Pow-Wow' and Pat Dennehy, publicity; Mary president Ejaya Glo- under floor It's harvest time at SU and, to be 75 cents. All proceeds will go Ann Onorato, programs and Helen Booth Changed wacki, sponsored a car wash on celebrate,the farmhands of Broad- to the AWSSU who is sponsoring Hoolahan, decorations. Jerry An- 11 and12, is presently The Lost Found Department October and way and Madison are going to the the event. derson's band will be featured. and washing, starching and moved to the engaged in The Highlighting Silver Scroll is open to junior has been Information fee. annual "Punkin Pow-Wow." intermission time Booth next to ironing shirts for a small is the of awarding and senior women students. the switchboard. Encoreballroom scene this will be the of a cash- will be the same, from The floor president Pat Francin mixer to be from sweater by the Spurs to some Pledges are accepted twice yearly The hours apple sale traditional held mere 2 p.m. Any articles left is organizing a cake and midnight Friday, Oct. lucky on the basis of activity points and 9 a.m. to White- 9 p.m. to this guy or co-ed. Tickets to win 30 days will be to for thebenefit of UGN.Lois 19. Admission for this dance will the sweater may be purchased a minimum grade point of 2.7. over returned side, floor president,reports the A and will be auctioned fourth from any Spur members. Other officers are: Mary Harris, Phi O that her floor also intends to hold of the Ward, to the students. and Sonja Vukov, vice president;Marilyn sec- cake floor girls, under Pat Vickerman Shirley Shivers, According to co-chairmen Jerry a sale. Fifth co-chairmen retary; and treas- Hoyt, are selling tickets Sodality Meeting sophomores,are while Mary Petri, Ley and Jim Higgins, the A Phi O's Barbara heads publicity and urer. Members include portable radio. Sixth floor in- Jean Gehlen Sandy Pinsonneault, willcontinue to be of assistance to on a Simonson deco- Cathy Corbett, tends to repeat theirsuccess of last Penne takes over Sally Rude. Dr. the department, but it will be Sets Holy Hours rations. The Towne Club is also Sharon Swift and year with another car wash, ac- Helen Werby is the moderator. headed by Mrs. Marie Kline. cording to floor presidentPat Cyra. By SUE lIOHL lending their assistance with tick- The progress thermometers in The first general Sodality meet- ets and publicity. the LA building are being kept ing was held last Sunday at which Music for the mixer will be fur- up to date and students are invited time plans and projects for the nished by the Overton Berry Congressional Candidate featuring to observe the tangible record. coming year were discussed. Combo, a jazz quintet guitar The UGN drive for this year The main project for all Sodal- Nil's John C. Smith on and ends on October 24 with a student ists this quarter is a rosary vigil vocalist Peggy Griffiths. Speaks Friday At Noon meeting, time the officers President body at which sponsoredby Our Lady's Commit- AWSSU are country." He of the trophies willbean- this plan a continuous Cathy Corbett, Vice President Joan James B. Wilson, Democratic fare of our extended winners tee. Under an to all students and nounced. rosary vigil will be maintained Bailey, Secretary Yuri Nakamoto candidate for Congress from the invitation chapel Treasurer Ginny Stevens. District, willspeak at a rally faculty members to attend. every day in the student and First Ruljancich, elected club presi- 8 to p.m. All stu- tomorrow, Oct. 1§, in the Chief-* from a.m. 12:15 dent at a meeting this week, also dents are invited to come and join tain lounge at 12 noon. The meet- Out-of-Towners in the rosary at any time. ing, sponsoredby the Seattle Uni- Democrats, last The coming student retreat and Vets Club Starts versity Young will All are invited to Sunday also the closed retreats for both until 12:30 p.m. Set Mixer meet and hear the candidate. hold its first men and women were discussed. Calendar Totem Club will retreat, coinciding with Social Also to be introduced at tomor- of quarter in the Chief- The men's Vets will open their social mixer the the retreat, will be held at Club row's meeting are Tom Smith and Lounge Sunday, Oct. 21, at school on Saturday, 20, with tain the Palisades Retreat House start- calendar Oct. Ray Olsen, Democratic candidates p.m. is free for dancein Ballroom of the Represen- 7:30 Admission ing Monday 6 p.m. and ending a Senator for the State House of members. Twenty-fivecents at Eagles Dancing District, Totem Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. Contact Auditorium. will tatives from the 35th and will be charged to non-members. be from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. to the Fred Dore and Harry J. Martin, membership Don Lock for further information. Totem Club cards will music of Doug Costel's 11-piece candidates for the legislature from purchased at the dance The women's retreats be may be at Heart Villa and orchestra.