St. Viator College Newspaper, 1933-12-15

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BOURBONNAIS, ILLINOIS

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Student Prom Dec. 27 NO.6

FRIDAY, D ECEl\IBER 15 , 1933

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, I DAY STUDENTS WILL PRESENT I The Stqff of the Via- . ! MONSIEUR WEillER PRESENTS MEDAl HOLIDAY PROM DECEMBER 27TH ii torian Extends to !! OF FRENCH ACADEMY AT CONVOCATION

! ! Hundreds Of Priests, Alumni, And Friends At! tend Impressive Ceremonies In College Gym ! -----------------------------· !I St. Viator Co l lege was h ost last MONOGRAM CLUB Monday to hundreds o f pries t s. fo r 1d B d Th ' i ent 0 y, ezr i TO OFFER DANCE mer s tud ents and frie nds who assem! AFTER HOLIDAYS bl ed with th e fac ulty and student body to p ay h o mage to th e vene rable I' Parents, A l u m n i !

1 J ohn i\1e any I s Named President Of Monsignor Ger asime M. L egris. w ho N ew l\1e n S h o w Promise In First i ~ C lub was on tha t day stg nally h on or ed . in E ncounte r i a n d Fri ends i t s ! g ratefu l ack n ow ledge m ent of h15 j I Monday af t ernoo n , November 27, Ipn ce l ess wo r k in propogatmg th e anOn Wed n esday afternoon and evenW•h f JW i saw th e r evtval of an o ld a thl eti c or- l c1ent culture of France, m bem g c r ein g, December 6. th e Viator Affirma- ! l S es Or a erry j gamz[..tiOn on the cam pu s- th e Mono- ated an Officer of th e sel ec t Fren ch tiv e and Negative teams respe c tivel y I : gram Club. Seve ra l yea r s ago th o..! Academy. enco untered th e U niv e r sity of Illinois i c hristlnas a n d A ! Club ceased to fun c tion, an d the stu i s di stinction i s th e hig h es t that debating t eam s in a non-d ecis ion con- j ! dents w el co m ed the n ews that i t was liesThwithin th e power of th e Fren ch tes t.

The Affirmative t eams met in J l Happy New year ! t o b e r eo r ganized , and th e athletes gove r nment to bes t ow upon th ose w h o i i the Members of the i i Faculty, th e Stuj

Second Annual Season Dance Will Be Held In Gold Room Of Hotel Kankakee • Elabo r ate plans are now in progress for th e second annual Day Stud ents DEBATE SEASON Holiday Prom.

The affai r is sub· OPENED AGAINST sequently following the first of it's 0 S EC kind which wag quite s uccessful last ILLIN I D . 6 It prom ises to be the social hi ghlight in th e H o liday calendar dur-

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ing the Ch ri s tmas r ecess, and it is hoped that th e R eside nt Students wi 11 join with the Non-Residen t Studen ts in making the affair a s uccess.

At Hot e l KanJ<akee The dance is to be he ld on Wed n esday evening, D ecembe r 27 , in th e bea uti ful Gold Room of th e H ot el

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Th e V iator Afof an enjoyabl e evening for th e music f irmati ve t eam was com posed of Ed i s to be furnished by the melodious wa rd Butlgen, James Dugan, and and popular band o" " Don" Burnell, 1 Rober t Nolan.

The Negative team who has r ecently beco me ve r y pro m- t was composed of H es t er Dail y, WHinent in local social events.

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liam Schumache r and Norbert Ellis.

IIllinoi s U . w~~ re presented, on the

At a meetin g of the Dey Stu dents affirmative S h.: ..~, by Mr. Burt. Mr. group, whi h was h eld on last Thurs- Honnold and M r . Fishman, and on t he

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initial m ee tin g of the yea r.

N a m e O ffi ce r s Th e f irs t meeting was pr esided o,·er by John Meany, assis tant coach and prominent figure i n all co llegiate affai r s.

After he ex plained the purpose of the organi zat io n, those present proceeded to el ec t officer s for th e year. ' 'Doc" Meany, a sen i or, wa s named President by a la r·ge majonty. " Tom '' K ell y, '3 5 , \vas elec t ed to th l! office of Vice- President.

a n d negative s ide. by M r . McCard. · d G J ohn Ripstra we r e appomte ener a l ~' i l so n and ·M r. J eanblanc.

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Th e St. Viato r G lee C lub, under th e thi s year, was nam ed Tr·eas ur er . di r ection of Mi ss M ar ga r et G r an ger All th e men named to the various will prese nt a nu mbe r of Chris tm a.:; ca rol s O\'e !· radio sta ti on w . c. F. L. offices have been prominent in footon S unday evening, D ecember 24 , at ball and basketball here fo r the pa st ei g ht o'c lock.

This wi ll marl< the three years. second £:. ppearance of th e C h oru s in Plan D a n ce Orc h eStr a Commi tte Watson, debate, and despit e th eir inex perienc e a Christmas program over this s t aImm edictely afte r th e se l ec tion vf Chariman, Wulffe and Snow. clisp layed muc h tal ent and adaptabi !Fin t!.n cc Committee Sc hneider , tty.

W ith due tim e and experienc e. tion, which was r eceived so well b y office r s was made, it was sugges t ed Schosse r . they ca n, unde r the very ca pabl ~ the lis t ening audience last seaso n . that some plans be made \v h er eby a Th e c horus has been working ve r y f d t bl' h d f th 1· ht b Publi city St a ff Ri chwine, C h air- g uidance 01 Fa lher Maguire, be d~- hard during th e pas t month, and un- p~:e ~f gpurc~aes~n~ ~:.:a te~; an~ P ~~~ 1 man, S t lte ·, Souci e, Corman and Ar · vt: loped into d ebaters of ve r y high der cap able d irecto r ship has reach- tr::rs fo r the Varsity squ ads.

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R ece ption Committee C l an cy, The qeustion for the debate wa s. idea whi c h appeal ed mos t to the m e m ~ Mack in and Arrington .

"Reso lved : That th e power s of th ~ l'I L-c t Musi c bers was that of sponso rin g a dan e~ Mr. 'Thomas Ryan, Presid ent of the P1·esident, as of July 1, 1933, should A mong the hymns to be presented imm ed i ately afte r the Christma:; Day Stud ent organization, wishes to be m ade perman ent by a co nstit'J- c. r€" the eve r beauti.fu l and popular holidays, th e pro ceeds of which shoqJcl • d 1 II · go into th e n ewly eStabli s h ed a thl e ti c mal<e a.n app eal , throu gh th e VIA· tiona ! amen <I mcnt ':. an t 1e lmois 1 "Ad cste Pidelis" and "Si lent Night".

TORlAN, to th e r esident s tudents in t eam displayed a tme knowledge of D espi t e th e fact that these hymns fund. a .. km~ for llwir full coope r ation in th e subj ec t and gave every evidenct! arc presented yearly throughout the Althou gh no definite date was se t making thi H <lant·e a su ccess.

T o thal th ey w er e w ell prepared for \\Orld by innumer ab le g roups, never- fo r th e dan ce, it will be h eld shortly Uate, lht• non-resident ~ tudents have their Confer en ce sc h edul e which open- th eless, th ey have no t lost th eir pleas- after the students r eturn from tht~ il-nt ndm1rabl e suppo rt l o all soc ial cd l as t week. ing m elody and beauti ful thought. Chri s tm a<; vaca tion . Mr. M eany s taleR tl<.' livitlt.'s of th e ca mpus and look for Th e Af1ir m a ti ve Deba t e Other number s to be sung on thi s that h e hop c::s to s tage t h e affair 011 th e boanl t.· r~ t o return the favor. Thi s Th e affirmative debate proved to be program a r e, " Whil e Sh eph erd s the eve ning of J anuar y 12 or 13 · t.lam·t• ::-thould espe('ially a ttra ct them, very entertaimng and instructing. It \"'a t ched Thei r Flocks by Night", Th e price fo r the dance should be tor it 1~ llw o ne dance during the \'as n~ ry close throughout, and it "Jubllate" ''0 Come 0 Come Eman- within the means of a ll the st u dents yt.•ur t ha t tht.• board ers are abl e to shou ld havt: be n difficult to make 'l uel " an d , 'Good Ki~g Wen~eslaus". PJi ce of aL.mission wi ll be on e dollar nttenU \\ lthout "ap r on ~ trin gs". decisio n.

Th Introductory aft1rma.- All are very appr opriate and out- 1 ( Sl.OO ) per .cou pl e. .

A conh n l invitation is also ex te nd~ tive speech wa::; handled by Edward s tandmg Ch ri stm as hymns.

The se l ec tiOn of mu s1c for t he even cO to th e :-.ocw l following of K anka- 8uttgen. wh o ::sttuwed g r ea t signs ot The feature of th e evening will be ing has not yet been made, bu t Mr. kt.•e, t\.llll \ \ l' assurt> t ht~m that thi~ promise 4:- nd shou ld develop into an the so lo wo rk of l one Anderson, Miss meany informs u s that th e Orchestra C \ C' nt wt\1 be .somcthang never to be ou t st anding debater before lhe year h; T er esa G r ay and Mr. L ambert Paul- Committee hopes to ob t ai n th e serlorgotten ove r .

Mr. Jam es Dugan the second essen .

Miss And er so n will do th e vices of Sammy B erk' s Rhythm Kin g.~ Viator speaker, who has been under solo part in " Jubi late" and "Silent ! for th e dance.

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Th€' ,hn~tmas Ptny, " Th e Shep\\'atch ", will be presented on 10 Monday, December · lfl the audito r1um or St. p tn ck Htgh School. Ex-~ tra rehe-n.rsa.ls are being c alled dun.ng tht• tmal wcrk before th e productiOn of tht" pi y, and cast a.nd directors re m mg c- v t> ry effort to m sur e th e su ~t"~s of th~ project.

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d E>my w as found ed early in th e sevent ee n th ce ntury by Cardinal Ric h elieu, fo r the purpose of pro vi ding a body o: literateures t o prese r ve the pristine beauty and purity of the Fren ch tongue . whose judgments were to be suprem e in matters of liter a r y fo rm a nd . te chnique, and it remains to thi s day the g r eat l<:...ren ch tribunal of literary arbi t ration .

Qualificalion s

Mr. C hris tmas C arols And H ymn s A re Dexter, A h-Com eren ce man in foo t - fo r entry a r e s tringent, a nd the g r eat . I F eat ur e Of I nitial P resentat ion ball last yea r. was se lec t ed for tiH' es t French writer s of history have Sec r·etar y position, and " K en " W e~- boasted membership on its ro lls. th a t 1t --tray, All-Confe r en ce man in foot ball Cerem oni es ln Gy mn asi um

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First D ebate Th omas Ryan, president of th e Day Taking into co n siderati on S tud ent organ i zation, £:.l on g w ith Mr. was Viat or's first f loor deabte o f th ,~ Ripstra and M r . C r owl ey , appointed seaso n , they d i d ve r y w ell , a lthou <Yh in p laces they showed signs of ine:th e fo llowing comm ittees fo r the affair : perience and unprepar ed n ess. Severn!

Co-Chairmen Jam es C ro w ley anrJ of the Viator co ntes tant s were enJ ohn Rips tra. 'g:.:.ging in their f il·st inter-collegiate

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em i n ent in enriching o r in di sseminatin g th e Th e A cag lo ri es of Fren ch c u-lture.

1n th e past. work ed with all th o Night".

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coo lness and ease of a veteran speaker H e handled th e case ve ry w ell <..:.nt.l should be a g r eat asse t t o th e afrirmaUve t eam m the future.

Mr. Norbert Nolan, the third and final speaker for th e Viator affirmative side. displayea hi.s unusual t echniqu e and talent. and might easily be con-

solo hono r s in "Good King W en cesMr. M eany, General Chairman of laus" A apeciaJ arrangement o f th e the dance has nam ed the following eve r appeali ng "Ades t e Fidelis" will co mmittees for th e affair: feature a solo, duet, quartet , and the Tickets· .n-.i r . D exter, Mr. Roche and entire chours m th e finale.

Mr. Krauklls. ~ Orchestra Mr. Nelson, Mr. Kelly The Glee Cl ub, which will also be and ~fr. Noonan.

10 featu red th e C? ri stmas play " Th e Decoration s Mr. Harding, Mr. Shepherds W atch' must be congratsidered t.he o utstandmg debater on the uJated on their fl~e wo rk and the Rogers, :\<Ir Betoume and Mr. MaMk. squc.d this year His unusual man- great progress they have made in Patron.s--~\1r. ~· Mr. Sala, I Continued on Page S1x}

such a sbo r .. tlme for preparation .

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Tl}e gymn asiu m ..-. as fitting l y decorDted for the occasion .

Vario u s s h ades of crepe formed a ce iling, and directly above the s p eake r 's p la tform floated th e st ars a nd s tripes, and th e tricolors of Fran ce.

A tabl ea u of flew·-d e- lis fo 1·mecl a colorfu l background.

I n th e abse n ce of Bi shop Sh ei I, w h o was unabl e to attend becaus e of s ici<n ess , th e Very Rev. J . W . R . Maguir~ presided over th e ce r emonies.

Tb e Acad emic process ion s t arted promp t ly a t three o'cloc k, and the Senior C lass of '34, fo lloyed by th e fac ulty, procee ded (:Own th e ce nter, t a king the ir places upon the p latform .

C h uil' O pens l'rogn1 m The pro gram for th e af t ern oo n was ope n ed by th e sing ing of th e S t a r Span g l ed B~tone r and L a M a r sciiJai se, by th e S t. Viato 1• Co llege G lee Club.

Fol lowing th e sing ing or th ese anthems, B,a th c r· Mflgu irc, !n fittings word!'!, exto ll ed th C' lifel ong zt·al of th e Monsignor i n hi s se r vicr:to his Bac r ed ich.:nl :i, arHI .spol<c at lr-ngth upon th e g r ea t fo'renc·h tnu.Ji lion o f culture.

Mr. Robert A . Nolan, Presl cl f'nt or the Coll ege Club, and th e n ex t Hpcak er, r epresenting th e !i tud ent body, paid a glowing trlb tc to llw "gr ea l gifts of mind anu hear·t" of lh e Monsignor.

Fath er M aguire th en lnt r o-

du ccd th e Rev. l•'alhcr A . F . Gi ra rd . pastor of St. J ohn Baptist Chu r eh In Ch icago, who spoke m a.atf·rfully und IJcau tlfully upon th t M on ~lgnor' s Indefatigabe I abo r !i, intt·rMperHingfitting quota lluns from liter a ture. f Co n -. uJ Ctmft, r s Jf u 11 or Monsieur Rene W cl ll c r , r epr esenting the 1'-ren<:h Minister or Education, and French Comw l at Chleago, spoke of thf· Momilgnor'H long st· r viN· In the {ConlinuOO on Pagf, ~ur.

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John CrooJn FR. COUGHLIN vs. " AL " SMITH Margaret Clancv SoroM y !';dward Buttgen Pr esiden t Roosevelt's mo netary policy has s irr ed up consid er Sports ~.:dltor WIU!am Schumache r able con trover sy in the p ast few weeks, bu t beyond all d oubt, the g port,. Sbtm.a John Morn• verbal exchang e between the f amed radio priest, Fr. Coughlin an d CampWl BMefs ~t:'r ~!: Al ' ' Smith , has been the moEt in teresting of these. In his characDay Hopping Robert Nolan t eristic fr ank a nd ou t -spoken manner '· Al '' ref erred to th e inflation fi''ea t ur W r1le r Mary Crui'" money to be issued in a ccor dance with this poHcy as ·· baloney dol~·e.o.tu r e Wr1 ter Fr. Coughlin, alwa ys a strong supporter of the ad min is traWilliam Clancy Iars" . f<"e.a.tu re Wri ter 11·ea.tu r e. Wr1t.c r James O'Mara tion, immediately t ook up the cudgels, a nd in a broad cast over a F'oaturo Wr1 te r William Sweeney nationwide hook-up charged Former Governor S mith with being a n l<"'ent u r c Wri ter John B unJ..S ClrculaUon MMager Enzel Wren agent of the J . P . Morgan inter est s, citing as proo f of his statemen t, A8olst.M t Ma.na.ger Stephen Gould an incident related to him by two bishops who, he cl aimed, accomSubsc Mptloo Rate ~ 2 . 00 per annum . panied Mr. Smith to the Morgan offices in October, 1927, when th e Ad<ln>& all co rrcopo ndence referring either to advertising or su bscri,pti oo to former governor attempted to make a loan for the construction of The Vla.toMan, Bou rboOJ.a.is, nanols. the E mpire State Building, in which he was interest ed.

One of ~"ntc r <XI 118 •ccond cl oas matter at the Post Office of Bou rbonnais, Illinoi• th ese bishops, says Fr. Coughlin , is since deceased, but the other is under the Act of March 3rd. 1879. still living, and w a.s willing that his name be used .

Fr. Coughlin, - ACM I!: PRINTING CO. . . . l 21 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVE. however, did not give it.

I s this fact significant ?

I n the radio address in which Fr. Coughlin made this charge, ' ' while he did not actually say as much, he nevertheless left the impli - ~ cation that Mr . Smith had obtained this loan and was therefore indebted to the Morgan firm in particular, and to the big bankers in general, and for that reason was opposed to the P resident 's monetary policy.

Fr. Coughlin has set himself up as the champion of the common people- -self-s tyled.

But anyone who is acquainted with the [ history of the past decade- -particularly in the state of New York - -knows that the common people have never had a more staunch d efe nder than the former governor .

1 I n the past we have been a st aunch admirer of Fr. Coughlin.

H e wields immense infl uence upon the radio listeners of the nation, and it would seem that his power has gone to his hea d .

H e prob"PEACE ON EARTH,- - " ably has the idea th a t by attacking the most prominent layman of All of us, somehow, are aff ected by those words on Christmas his own faith in the country he can demonstrate his own broadmindDay when we kneel in prayer and adoration in celebrating the feast edness.

If that is his motive he should find good grounds for his of the Nativity of Jesus Chri st - - - · ' P eace on earth, goo d will to attack.

F or he h a.s certainly thus far p roved to no one's satisfacmen " .

For those who helped to keep that peace, these few words tion, that ' ' AI '' is under obligation to the Morgan, ·or any other offer g reat consolation . But we wond er how these same words affect banking firm . those individuals who form ed the ly nching mobs, so prevalent J . D. D. thr oug h out the United States during the past month.

Newspaper records of the r ecen t lynching in Alabama, Ken t ucky, Texas and Calnow r eturns t o tak e over th e coach · INTERCOLLEGIATE ing duties in football a t t ha t in st i i!ornia. h ave convinced the general public at large that barbarism SHORT SHOTS tution. still exists in the United States.

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I n the recent lynching case of Thurmond and H olmes in California, Governor Rolph of that state, who had r efused to call out the militia to prevent t he ly nching, made a statement which migh t almost be term ed " complimentary " to the barbaric mob which was responsibl e for that most dastard ly and illegal treatment of the two

"There seems to be cure for ath lete's foot, but is there a cu re for athlete brain ?"

This question was asked by the coach at Gonzaga Urnversity, out on th e Pacific Coast.

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At th e Uni ver sity of B e rlin , s t ude nts are allowed a pe riod of s ix w ee ks t o anal y ze th eir professors. :

O ve r h e re we ge t s ix months or more and s till m ::.:. ny of us a r e a t a loss Things mu s t no t be going al ong so a s t o w he th er " Prof' ' is "0. K ." or good with the old boy. otherwise.

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Liberty La undry kidnaper-sla yer s of young Brooke H art.

By his statement, Gov Rolph ha.s betrayed the public trust.

H e ha.s literally en couraged __ a nd invited mob law a nd mob rule.

Unl eEs there is a n apology 1 Ali students li ving in fraternity A Freshm an a t th e B ay lo r Uni - ~ E UGENE L. BENOI T forth coming , he d eserves little less than impeac\1ment. H e has struck ! ho uses at Marqu ette University have ve rs ity Library f:. tt empted to check 1\t the very root of government law and order. their names, cha racteristics and pe- ou t th e "Book of Lette r s f rom Robert Tel. Main247 73 Mai n S ~ .

And the violence of the mob• continues throughout the S tates. cuha nlles listed with the police Brownin g t o Is a Blagde n ". Acco r dbureau. ing to the librarian , t his book is l BourbonnaJs, illin ois In the case of the negro, even su fficient circumstantial evidence is no _ __ valued at $30,00. And that is why th•o 1 ;...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __..; longer n ecessary t o warrant the fanatical attacks of the savage mob Fifty students Lt Valiepm , Spain. Frosh we ar Gree n.

The time has come for the government in W ashington to a.ct, an d act I locked two professors in a room until quick.l y, to pr~vent this fanatical and most dep lorable movement they pro.nlsed to pass. the whole class wh10h IS swee pmg over the country at present. Unless all of these without an exammat10n.

What a United States accept the laws of the land, the laws of right reason, ! sense of humor !!!' then it is just as well that we go the limit and be compl etely savage --INS URANC E AGENCY . . . . . . .

I n a school s urvey condu c t ed at a nd barbaric 1D all OlU' actiOns . It Ill becomes a. natiOn that IS waging Notre Dame University recently. a figh t for World Peace in t he highest courts of the w orld to tolerate thr ee hu ndred and ninety-four stuI nsurance of All K in ds s uch disregard for law and order, for peace, a.s exists within its own dents expressed themselves as being boundaries. in favor of the mode r a t e use of liq uo r .

101 EA T COURT 15T. U we are to have " peace on earth " we must first maintain Eighty-eight of them admitted that KA KAKF.E ILLIN OI S t he la ws of t.he land.

Let us not stand by while such a horrible ~~r~:nkan:ut s~::e::ce~:~:~ly,dri:~ 1 Phone 1933 deed is being enacted, and when it is completed say to the mob : " You nine have stopped drinking, thirtyhave done a wonderful deed .

You have broug h t honor to your five favo r total abstinence, eighteen R ather , let us forewarn the mob, addressing say it is foolish and six ty-eight find it state and count~·y ". them, as did Christ when h e came upon the infuriated mob about to bard to be temperate.

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stone the. woman ~ven to adultery, '.' Let him who is without sin, An announcement released by Ha rast the fu-st stone . Let us act now In st oppmg this lynchmg orgy , \'ard College states that only eleven which is sweeping over a land meant for P eace Until we do, we can I' per cent of the students are now takhardly hope for : " P eace on earth, g ood will to men " . mg a classical course.

R . L. S -i Elmer Layden, recently appomted head coach at Not.h Dame, 1s one CONGRATULATIONS of the famous " F our H orseman" of Tl11' Staff of th~ YL\TORL\::\ wishes to thank and eon gratu - football fame.

One of th e greatest latP th~ Dft :- S tud~nts on thf•ir l't'Ct"llt is~u~ of th is publication . rn~ players e\·e r turned out a t ~ - D., he

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CONVOCATION ADDRESS ROBERT A . NOLAN Toda y, !:1!e s tud ent body of S t. Via- tury, and h as mol ded t he char ac t e r tor College joins with the Fac ulty and o f thous ands \"• ho h ave f elt hi's ,· n-

Alumni, and frien ds in pa ying honor to one o { i ts m os t dis tinguis h ed and illustrious membe r s of the f ac ulty of St. Viato r College, t h e Rt. R ev. Ge ra.sime M . Leg ris.

It is w ith mingl ed f eelings of hu m ility and pride that we, th e s tuden ts of St. Viator College, rende r ho m age to Monsignor Legris.

W e are humbl e in the k nowledge that our w ords of apprecia tio n and praise cannot begin to ex,press the a d miration and g ratifi cation whi ch we f eel, as his pupils and f ri ends, fo r the s ingular honor bes tow ed upon him by the National Gove rnment of Fra nce. Our pride radiates in the g lory of our intimate friedship with one whom we have the privilege of c a llin g instru ctor and ad v isor.

For us, w ho have kno wn Mons ig nor Legris as a t eacher and educ ato r, th e honor bes t ow ed upon

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s p intu a l example an d your ex ceptional g ifts of m ind a nd h e a rt h ave ins tille d into th e fo rma t io n of Day S tude nt D anc e December 27 ! our ch a rac t e r an e ve rl as ting impres- Co m e o n f ellows tal k it up and h av~ a big turnout.

Do n ' t r e ly o n t h e s ion .

Yo ur life a nd y ou r a c t ions up on o ur beloved campus , g lo rious in co mmittee alone ; do y ou r own p art.

Th e dan ce will be h e ld at t h e Go ld the ir s impuc ity and viture, a r e e xa mpl es w hi ch we , as c hildren of th e I Room of t he H o t e l K ankak ee wi t h C atho li c Church an d loyal sons of St. mus ic be m g furni s h ed by Don Bruy Let's al l be on d ec k n e l's o r ches tra.

Viato r , hope t o carr y in o ur m in ds fo r a good time and m ak e this d ance and h e arts for e ve r .

In co nclu s ion, Rt. Rev. Mon signo r, a bi g s u ccess. w e e n c ase o ur se ntim e nts in th a t s in A motio n has been mad e b y M r. cer e and beautiful poe m w ritte n by Al essandri and s econded by Mr. Lang o n e of your o wn s tudents o n a p re· t o m ove the Chem is try Lab to th e vious occasion : S tud y Hall.

"Around tny ch a ir y oung Jevites press R yan and Crowley, the co m m e r cia l 'Vith s ouls athirs t for trutn twins didn't realiz e t he value of th ~

f lue nce, is i t not na t u r al th at s uch a m a n shoulu be si ng led out and prese:r:ted w ith th e r e war d w h ich h e is t o r ecei ve t o d ay.

Wh en, m o r eove r , t h e t eachings of C hrist h av e become v ita li zed in h im, a n d hi s way of 1.u. c a mod el of th e way to h eave n, w h a t wo nder, th en, th a t we hi s s tud e nts w ish t o unit e with hi s fri end s in a dding our hu m ble but s inc e r e w ords of approval and laudation.

W e r eali ze, a_.., well as anyone , that Mons ignor L eg ri s did not d esire thi s s ingula r mark of honor anymore t hat th e othe r To drink from o u t of th e fo unta in s tamps of distinction which it h as Whlch been his lot to receiv e.

H e w as conRenews eternal youth" . tenl to continue as a s imple an d hu m hi e ,pries t of God. But m e n cannot "All th ese their vo ices now unite be his associates long w ithout r eali z In r eve r e nce and love ing that the r e indeed is a r a r e s pirit And .pray with .l'>..lma M a t er worthy of th e g rea t es t and y e t deTo th e God who rules above". s irous .only .of the s mall es t note and attention.

"That He may lon g pres e r ve th y To you, R ... R e v. Mons ig n o r , y o ur li fe Unto the nobl e cause students extend the h earti es t a nd

French Gove rnme nt w as not r eceived with gre at s urpri se.

Wh en a man has d edicated exceptional gifts of mind and h e art to a beautiful and most sincere congra tul a tions.

AI· praiseworthy cause for a half a cen- though our friendship and a.ssoci atir>n

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ba c h elo r 's d egree.

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Max Go ldbe r g i s a d e bate r of g r e a t promis e Soupy Van Zant is

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Go rman was h ear tsick on the day t h e Illini s tud en ts returned to U rbana . . . S now's eyes ha ve been dim-

med w it h woe ( exce rpt) .Mack1 n M ··· los t t e n po unds as a r esult o f w o rry B e r n ' s lowest grade was on ac· LaRocque Throu g h the complim en t s o f J a m es co un t of '' th a t n eck" Crowley, Hank Wulffe was pu t o n th -. is t h e firs t to g e t a cquainted wi tb n e w comer s in Manteno This is orch es tra committee. th e las t unti~ '34.

Am en .

Do n ' t f orge t the DANCE Decem LaRocque is a fr e qu ent v is itor a1 be r 27 th. th e Klupa home.

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I Don' t worry, MackiiL s h e said Your the o nl y ONE. Is o , beli e v e her __ _ If

Th er e s h o uld be some real farci cal ga m es in th e basketball league thi s year, what with Degnan announcing t Jf spn~ading truth amon g mankin d Jo e Randy would like t o know h o w h e intends to tak e up the game se rAnd t eaching Chris t' s g r ea t laws ' '. in the world Rip is going to get n.i s ious ly .

STEPPING .. I'll say they're stepping. Just about the best cigarette you ever smoked.

Chesterfields are milder Chesterfie lds taste better

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of the Inh abi t an ts by t he ing on throu h th e pouri ng rain o ,~~ r Arriv e<! a t of thirty-rune missionane.s the plains o! ~ ant to ba .

(Co ntinued on P age tJ ) a beacon light. a star . r eminding u.s promenading the p latfo rm of thelr who are out in the d ee p of lhe world's station.

E'•e.ni.og devotions firushed R t: V . A . F". Offi A.RD tempest, that: and an ho ur on the obse r vation pla t Compliments of "God's in H is H eaven fo r m~ we then turned Ln f lh Th1s is an occasion that demands ..J and With serenity meeting all th ~ "All's r 1gbt with the wonu. nig ht. or e trials of life, never complaining, nevan orato r aru1 a poet to do justice to c.: - r cas t down by life's disappoint=(:PI:p:p:a~P-ass --es) e p tm e ber 19.

The train is ru h i t, and I a m neithe r .

When I r call ments, is a constant reminder that _ _ __.::====='!2-3 \V. Huro n t.

Cltlc.ago th e eloquence of Demosthenes and Ch rist' s promise to H is disciples " My Co mpliments CJcer o, Bossuc t an d Bur ke, In pr aise ,>eace I give unto you" is faithfull y Of o f Jesge r m en , a nd the Inspi red per- Cu i filled. fec t ion and the ether,al beauty of sound, o r Image Wld or thought of, He re surely Is a rl}an who walk~ (Continued from last issue) Chicago, lll. tor exampl e, K eat's Ode to a Night- wi th God. And here is a teachf'r The Viaton~ ls inclebted to Mr. i ng o.l .• o r be t te r still, his Ode on a whose whole life speaks more elo- Lo uis D rolet of :uourbo nn ais, Illinois ROOFING an d BEET l\JE TAL C r cclan U rn , 1 am fllled not only ]Uently and has mo re influen ce for for permitting these excerpts from CO TRACTOR S w ith humility at my own Inadequac y, good, than any written or spoken ser- the diary 01 hi s so n, Reverend Roger WAR M AIR H E ATIN G '1I omp lim cn ts but aJ.so with a sense of some lnjus-- mon.

His whole Ufe ce n te rs c. bout Dr olet, c. S. v .. t o be printed.

LJ I - 159 '"'. \ Ves l A ,·c .. K u.nku.ke-e Ucc th a t h e re In t he beau ty of the t he good, the true and tbe beauti,:\l ond ay, S(' p :t;m iX" r 18 th.

Enof c hnrac t cr an d li fe and Infl ue nce of ful.

He s tudies, teaches and lives trained, one aay o..J~ of Montr eaL Tb·~ P hone 196 Mo OBig no r Leg r is 1s a theme to tn- them.

Men like- him are torc hes day was quite uneventful exce p t fol s pi r e mas t erpieces of eloquence und that light up the worid with the glo r y a long stretch of despe r ate looking potcry, - o.nd t h a t t hey will remai n of Cod. And we who wish to l earn co untry that ru shed by un til noon. unborn because min e Is not the gen- must s t udy by the light of those lor The n beautiful Lake Superior with Ius t o gi ve th em li fe.

A hap pier ches. its many roc ky isles bu rst on our VAND ERWATERS c hoice of a s pok es man was mad e on CA rdinal Newman in h is " Idea or sight, as we ski r ted Its northern he occasion of the Monsigno r' s Go ld - a Universi t y" says: "The general shore.

VVe sto pped at o ne wes t e rn Prac ticed Li m ited to Young M en ' s Clothes e n J ubil ee, and I a m ce rtain t hat you .Jrincip les or any study you may lecr n town long enough to a rou se the c u rE l ' E, E AR, N OS E & THRO AT F urnis hing s an d Shoe s a ll rcca..l l, an d I shall never fo rget, by books at hom e; but th e detail, lh <!

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It is the Jivi ng voice, t h e And s ti ll , In s pite of l h e oppressing breath ing for m , t he expressive coun152 SO UTH EAST AVE hou g ht of m y own inabili ty to do tenance, wh ic h teaches.

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T here a r c m any whose m as t e r y of words and arUs try of expression a re grea t e r t han mi ne , but no ne t o w hoih I-woy. Id g r a nt o. mo re s incere adm ira tion o r a t ro og e r affec ti on fo r Monsig no r L e g rt s , o r a deeper a ppreciation and g ra ti tu d e fo r th e privilege o f Jm owi n g him and hav ing bee n on e of hi s pt: pils.

poP r ed in to the mind of th e scholar by his eyes and ears, throu g h h i' ai.I'ec tions. im agin ation and reason" .

I n Monsignor Leg ri s we have a t e achc r· who pou rs th e riches of science. and re li gio.n w ith the zeal of e n t hus 1as m. and li g h ts up h i s own love for t hem in the hearts of his pu pil s.

H e teaches eloq uentl y in the c lass room, compe lling ly in h i s daily li fe.

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WEAR CLO T HES MADE The re 1s not one of hi s pupils th a t does no t coun t it one of t he g r eatest TO MEASURE blessings of h is life that h e l<new Bo rn Tailor e d, t hey cos t no mOrf' s uch a m an .

Carl y le in "H e roes and a nd th e y' r e a ll wool Hero W ors h ip" says "We cann ot lool<, M. Born & Company ho weve r impe rfec tly , up on a g r ea t Chi ca g o m a n wi t hout gaining so m e thin g by h in1.", and we g r a t efully acknow ledge Lhat fro m hi m we have r eceive d so m e of the mos t precio us th ings in li fe.

17 2 E. Co ur t S tr eet And we re joice that th a t g r ea tn ess of ou r belo ved teach er is ncogni zecl B uy S chool P e n s Now! Nam e Put on Free ! b J~ o tlle rs. A n d now th e alive of France co m es t o honor h i m Fo r B e tte r B u tter A s k F or by mak ing h i m a n O ffice r of t h~ French Acade m y.

You remember H enry Van Dyke's KAN K A I{ EE B UTTE R CO. poe m : Phone 4 LO "Give us a n ame t o f il l th e m ind W it h t he shin ing th oughts th a t 1 '::;::::;============' ! lead mankind , i "[ The glo r y of lea r ning, t he joy of H . E. Coy er E . A. Clason art,TEL E P HONE MAIN 202 A n a m e th a t t e ll s of a s plend id pa r t Clea nin g , P ress ing & Re p a iring In the long, lo ng toil an d th e s tre Work F or K a nd ve rIU. ed 167 N. Called S c hu yler, a n kDeli a k ee,

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As he gu ided o u r ea rl y foots teps on the long pil g rirn o.ge to t h e shri ne of l ha t e ten1a l trinity of t r uth, good ness anrl beauty w e fo rm ed ce rta in ideals of human ch a r ac t e r and life.

And as we becam e acq ua inted with him U1ro ug h th e blessed priv ilege of h a ving him as t each er. comp an ion and f rie nd, w e le a r ned U1at in hi s char.act e r and life lhose idea ls w ere real-

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W e a dmired hi s p r ofoundly thou g htfu l, solidly logical, intensely hones t w.1d s ince r e, and above all s pirit ua l m ind.

T h a t m ind is th-:! rui nd of a great sc hola r , s t ored with l e~u·nin g and wisdo m , fi lled w ith t h t! p ri celess t reru3u res of all U1at is good u.nd t ru e a nd bea u tifu l ; and as he <.' learl y a nd g r ace fu ll y expressed in feli cit ou s, effortl ess la nguage the liv ing ideas, U1e earnes t practi cal lesso ns w hi ch h e had to communicat e , h ~ com m uni cated to us a lso at least a longing for lea rnin g, for cul tu r e ,

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Of the h u man ra ce to win its way ';' H is beautif ul, g race illumined soul. I From t h e f eudal darknes s in t o the so gen tl e, ch ee rf ul an d sympathetic, day ::;o noble in a ll it s asp ir a tions, so con Of F reedom , Brothe r hood E qual s t an tl y in tou ch wiU1 th e things of R ig h t , ' h ~aven , not onl y fill ed our minds wi t h A na m e lik e a s t a r , a na m e o f li g h t a dmirations, but warmed our hear ts I GIVE YOU FRANCE ! with noble desi res of imita tion, for France, whose h is t or y of learning re aJ saints m aJ<e f ri ends no t onl y for and c ulture and rt!li g ion is w ri tten in U1 e m selves, but fo r sanciti t y. he r ric h lite ra ture, r eco rded in the His life, a t once seve r e and tender. imperisha ble beauty of her m a gnifialoue a nd unlone ly , s t ands o ut in its cen t a r chitecture , li ving in her great loftil1ess ru1d s ai ntl iness, a stra n ge, instit u t ions, whose vi talizing influ enc e ma jes tic co n t r ast to the agi t ation and in p romoti ng al l that ennobl es life and turmoil of "confused passions, hesi- minister s t o t he highest n eeds of the tating ideals, tentative virtues anrl soul is fe lt in eve r y pa rt of the wo rld groping specul ation s' ' a m ong w hi ch F r ance in th e person of Monsi e u; we: live.

Matthe w A rnold in "Th ~ Rene \.Yeille r, comes t o Bo urbo nnais Scholar G y-psy" speaks of: which is it self bo t h a monu men t an~ tl1is str ange disease of mod - a livi ng age ncy of Frenc h c ulture, to e rn life, enroll him on that honored list of her

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Vith its sic k hurT'', its d!·Vl· d d J e aims, ts heads o'e rta.-...:: ed, its p alsied h ea rts" .

No such li.fe is h is.

The sigh t .:>f him , in his s ublime so litariness, caln1 -

great sons who h ave been be n efacto rs of rnank ina.

als~n~raa.; ~:;~~egra:a~ ~pdlasurudnUwye man, thi s insp ired t each e r m ay long remain at SL Viator' s, preaching by wo rd and e..x ample, guiding young and

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WESTRAY NAMED III 0NC0NFERENCE I TEAM FOR 1933

phrase another one of the estima-ble I f~gh t Bill Sweeney sa.ld, Peyton p oems of this. our English language. , swung a t ~ul~van ~nee_ and missed and then hit htm twtce lD th e same

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St. Vlator College o pe ns it's B ask~tba1l season December 12, when the Irish cagers shall m ee t the Joliet Junior College team on the home floo r .

The schedule for the Gree n

unbeatable in Tournament play re The re seems to be a dearth of news gar dless o f wh_at ~e sport ac~vi ty l about the dazzling, scintilliating som_ay be, .. ~I~t~nous_ in the _n nal s ual bu tterflies of ;,..;.1e Campus, but as 01 1 the A clivtsion the Smgles i ~.l':! s aying goes there's always Chinn.

Bowling Tourney. when he defeated If he isn't cluttering up the first corRed Harding Receives H onorable Krauklis two out of three gam es. In ri dor of Marsile Hall, th en he is M t' the ;,B ' ' division, Jack Cr onin won en lOll out ove r Steve Gould, \Vinning two running around tossing punches bttt Kenneth VVestray. ' 34. was r ece nt- st raight in the final matches. Play more of his pugilistic tend encks anon.

Wave is undoubtedly a stiff one and brings many of the leading mid -wes tern squads to oppose them this year .

Yet, th e r e is every r eason to believe· that th e Irish will prove equal to all their opponents and will probably

ly named on the All -Confe r ence team chosen by the Associ.:::.ted Press from the competing teams in the Little Nineteen Confe r ence.

Coaches of the Confe ren ce teams also cast vo t es in namm·g the outstanding players of

Frosh Prospects Bolste r H opes F o r Confer ence Champ:onshJp

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in the ''C'' division is still going on. sin ce the boys baBveutjuswte·rreeachpeldCklthn; quarter finals. ....

John Bimrnerle to cop the honors in this division.

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play a season unsurpassed in school t ht season.

That was a grand finish in th e hJ s tory.

At the tim e of this writing, During his four ye ars at St. Viator. Ping Pong Tournament. Despite th e th e complete schedu le has n ot been Ken has been prominent in the major fac t th at K en W estra y took three announced, seve ral prospec tive gam es s ports a t this institution . .Hi s nam e stiaight games from Geo rge Flem in g,

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puffs at ten paces.

Some suggestions fo.r a. coeds code for Hargrove. Perhaps w e' re wrong but w e think that Sout hern Don Juan shouldn't p lay an y fav o rit es.

Aiter all John y o u should be th e for-emost among the southern Ca vali ers n ow that Chlnn seenlS to haY e done hls picking and \ :Vre n st arted h opping ~uoun d th e C lub Hoyn1 with the so-

phis ti cates of th e m e tropolls.

Quit e coi ncide ntal with th e tltl e or th e pic tur e a t th e LWHl Cine m a "This Nude \oVorld" co m es th e Fres hFreshmen are r eally athletic-mindman-Uppe r c lass fl ag rush. P h ysiques ed these dtlys.

VVe cite the case of flourish ed during the m elee and many Barzan try and the Roller Rink downt o\vn.

Of course we cou ld sav that wer e th e fr eshn1 e n that w ere treat ed " w ith genu ine U ppercJass c hivalry. ycloetsl abruet g\~eing'vearreounnedveirn mthuechbeosnt cthire\-\ ell as th ey say, "no nud es is good "' · nudes" . puns.

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His graduation in Father Harbauer is laying plans perclassmen, decided to amble leisure- of Corcora ns life) w as l\1onllny %lS h o out.a landlng abiUty, return to th e bas· Jun e will leave a g r e at ga,_o a mon g L eag u P• ly out and put them in .th e ir .p l.a ce tlidn ' t ge t bac ){ on t.im e. .i\'l o re tate ketball f loor as forwards with prom - th e athletic t eams of St. Viator, for the Intramural Br·sketball "' l ~e of repeating th ei r s uccess of last which will, undoubted ly, be tremend- wh ich is probably th e outs t anding- I- and incidenl:j lake the tgnom tmou;;; uf'ws . \-Vc wou ld hke to see Doc year , while two expe ri e n ced guard s , ous ly hard to fill next secson.

1\1 spo rt here.

The check-up is be - sign of pseudo-freshmen-freedom i\l eany do th a.t s a.rn e Fnn Dance thnt in g made now to determine just who Jown from ns place on the pole. And h u did the night he r e turn e d from th e Harding and Dexter, are known to be H e narrowly missed being named on des ires to e nte r th e L eague, and as th us e nd ed th e first and the last at- H o lidays. playing supe ri o r ball In the recent the Confe r ence team las t yea r. but soo n as this is com pl e t ed the captains t e mpt at Freshmen r ebellion in th .~ practice sessions.

Around Don Be- he was ass ured of th e honors th i'3 will be elected and th e teams c hose n . year· of the U pp e r class m e n 1933-34. tourne much of th e season's playing yea r after h is fine performance in Flay will not begin, however, until Prince Gt•nt.ld Is ull aflutt er th ese wi ll undoubtedly r evo lve, as he has the Charles ton and E lmhurs t ga m es the s tud ents return f r om the Christd ays havin g n..- ce ntl y rece iv ed 11 phoBm·ns of th e Ril ey- Burns combin - t vg rap h from u.n unknown (so h e sho wn himself to be a ce nte r who The stude nt body is happy in co n- mas recess. knows th e ways and means of th ~ gra tulating K en for the honors be · ation is s ur ely p laying th e lo n e w o lf says) adm.irer in th e \Vind:y C ity. game.

Burke and Rog e r s, both new stowed upon him self, and upon St. thi s w eek .... AccorcUng t o all com- H ow e ve r. it is u w e ll -lw nwn hwt thu.t to th e S t . Viato r fans, h ave don e Viator.

Th e I nd e pend ents are go ing thro u gh potations of th e Foods and Fad Edi- a. ce rtuin co-ed (We' ll g ive you o no much to r a.i.ae lhe hopes o f Lhe sc hool ''G us" Hardin g, wbo has jus t com- so m e stiff workouts these days und e r t o r o f t hl s ra,g, h e has illn ed at th e g·ut:ss ) i s th e r· uu l a.ttra.ctlon for J e rThe former hall s f r om Quincy Col- pleted his tnird seaso n as a m e mbe r the ccpabl e direc tion o f Brother Bay, Riley festive table three tim es in th e ry.

Probably d o ing thls on lege, where h e earned hi s baske tball of th e foo tba ll sq uad r eceiv ed honor· v.1 ho. himse lf, o n ce s tarred on St. Via~ last w eek. le tte r last year ; the latte r was a a ble m ention. as an o uts tandin g half- t or A cade my baske tball team s. Las t the s tre ng th of his se nior pictur es.

Geo rge F lem ing , h e of th e sa rtor flashy forward and Captain of th e St. back in the Co nf e r e n ce. wee k th ey met th e St. Patrick's C. Y . W e no ti ce tlutt h e h a.s been cu rr yi ng ia l sp le ndor, again b lossoms fo rth in th em around with him. A noth e.r\VhopI gn a tius cage rs du rin g hi s Se ni o r 0 . t eam from Kank akee in a prac ti ce a n ew garb .

This time the a ttire J\ ssociat e d l .. r ess Selectio ns Th e ph o t og r a ph e r suJd cons is ts of a n ew E:ng li s h c ut s utt year of Hi gh School and a m ember Although th e exac t score of pee-scoopee.

First T eam Position game. tha.t with th e ph ysiognmy of dea r and a camels hair over coa t. of th e Berry Co un cil or th e Kn.i g h ts thi s sc rimmage was not k e pt, it n pIts R EnJ Neu.man, W esleyan .Fri end Ja.wn h e should 00 in th e mo v- good thing Georgie has a wardrob e or Columbus League in C hi cago. B lazine, W es leyan Tack! ~ pea r ed that th e sco ring honors wer e Whil e th e entire s quad Is larg e and \.Ye do n't know 11 th e le ns- man for how e lse wouJd we poor whi t es Gua r d a bout eve n, while the opponents s quad ies.

Dillon, North Ce ntral .. promising, yet th ese men, w e predic t. Sweat, We s leyan Ce nter co mposed of ex peri e n ced ,playe r s, was trying t o t a lk up hi s work or If dress on thi s co rrido r ? be is a nu.tur a l born flat.t e r e r. \Vc wU I bear s pe c ial wat chin g In the sea· Morawski, l..!arbondale Gua rd s how ed up a bit better than ou r In s till ' ~li e v e that h e ca n't co mpare so n a t h and.

Moo rman , McKend r ee As we po und U1 e k eys on thi s porT ac kl E' dees in pass in g and general t eam - with B ob bi e S pre itze r wh e n i t. co nu· s T o m K e ll y, who was a m e mber of Ma r kel, Ca rth age En j work. t o a profi le vi ew. tab le th e phon e rings and th ere Is a th e Ind ependent team last year. Mu rray IC J ., State Teachers call fo r Ke n Co r co ran . What, can It !ihou ld ge t p lenty or wo rk this sea.. Quarterback And now th e facu lt y members have be that the o n e rea l and tru e man has ~ n a t lh e cen t er pos ition. Ken Co r - Marack, Augustana In thts trip of th e wate r-wagon turn ed.

H alfback r eall y tak en t o bow ling se ri ous ly. a round the cor ridors w e co uldn't f in rl coran, who was a member of the Var - W est r ay, St. Viator H a lfbacl" Fathers Ca rdinal, K elly, H arbauer. out anything about Q uinn- Noon an si t y squad las t season, shou ld al ~ o F'ulke r son, Mc Kendree Fullback and Lowney, and Brother Ed Des Olcl< Do y lo huA hi s Xm u.s holhl u,ys merge r A ccordi n g to Noo n an ( us uge t the chance to show hi s abili t y Rt Launers have been rollmg some grea t a lly the bes t of au th ority ) .. we hear u ll p la nn e d at. thl.!ot wr iUn g . That Is, thL forwa rd post Uti s year.

S econd T e am Posttlon gam es th e past f ew afternoo ns Why that Be tt y Lo u <.l ut~ n't know It but her d P1kus Qumn has bee n s avmg up Th e Sch C<IU if'l S chroeder , Augustana En not c hallenge th e champwns htp s tuth r oot of all evtl" Ju s t so he can time Is t o h t1 occ upi e d l'Y6ry n l,l{ ht. of Altho ugh not comple t e , th e s chedul ·~ Daugherty, Bradle y Te ch Tackle dents t eam t.o a se n es of match es? It b e t for H aze l. M h t th (• tim e .

So m o o f th o t>IIWOH o n hi -t h."" tt s to.nd..s, presents one of the mo s t Prtc o, Charlesto n Gua r J s hould be a very close t ussl e uy a pres e: pun : y, w a fl Il l'! I a rt · lh e UJa.cl<h a wl< , th o 81 Mm a.rl< 1Ji t'flcu lt ever undertak e n by an Irish Cruchalla, Mc K endree C enter chan ce for u11t1 th e Cu nln tj C luh. fl o hum for ftve Follo wmg is lh e sc h edule as D ennis. , ; o r m a l Guard th (, lire o l' u. play -boy.

Tac kle The Day Stud ents are mak in g a Now with JW peal r eaJ iy r ea l Dug tUJ m n de up. t.o date : F edutis , Illin o i ~ Colle ge End s trong bid for positions on the In - h a.s seem ed to lose a JJ o t' hi ~ pe p. No U ask• tbrul &:h«<ul e Gira tl s . Milliki n Quarte r dees bas k e tball s quad this y ear. Cro w - ~ mp re o r hi s vltupe ratlv e speech es aWh a t IM lh ll:l abo ut th e MIHHCS f> ut7.

Dec 1~ J o iiH Junior Co ll ege (H 1 W o il . Monm o uth Halfba ck le y. Ti c uJka, and Wulff e are s ure t o gu.l nst thu.t o ld dtw ll A lco h o l.

S till and Legris being furtive flpcc to.to r s Dec 1!1 Shu r llefl' Colleg e ( H i ' Va..en, Knox Hal f bac k m a k e th e s quad , whil e it app e.a r s w e wonder ho\\.r h ~· g'tJt thu.t hroke n at th e flag ru ~ h .

My oh my an eel · Jan 3 DeKa.Jb l T ) Ju s us, Wes t e rn T eac h e r s Full bar~..: t ha t Wulffe will pro babl y be a ftrs t finger.

Th e latest r e ports from th . u c atl o n is a llbc ral thing.

Jan !I St Thorn I Mlnn I I H I K ask a. W es le; a n s tnng g ua r d.

H e h as k een s hoo tmg Oe ba te Coac h is th a t Ougg ie won't H onorable l\l e-n ti on •Jan 6 h rl t:-~ t o n T t- a ch e rs (T) Lme Sampson, Mc Ke n d r ee, ra w- eyes, and hand les th e ba ll hk e a I be ablE." to wo rk out th P r(>~t o r th l: Laugh s a r e uow In o rd1~r. T ho S•m Jtul l7 Dt.•triOt C r ow ley an d Ti cul ka a r c seaso n .

T o u g h lu ck too ror Jim j ust lor C l u.~M ht 111 tht• proct..AA or h a.vlu ,l( ( T) ley, Mtlli k in , Wil so n, M cK en d r ee; ve- t e r an .

WlHi' lntlt~i~c.l Ypfl il ntl (T ) Lon gwo rth, flll no is, Ztmme r man , t r yi n g fo r fo rward positio ns, w h e r·· when h(' wus g~t lin g that ~;woopln g tht:ir pi c tu n 'fl tlll(i• r• . tT Br ad ley, Dt> t uerk, Elmhu rst Sko- t h f' compe tition wi ll be a bit tJ; t ro n ge r. g-e-s tur~ d own to a point o f perfe.c tl o n. WW4 l'ot•t f:Suru H w iH·u Jw Hu i<J, " 0 wud St J oh n..i show that Coac h Co r co r an has g r eat co nfide n ce and high hopes for hi s men fo r tbla com in g season.

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H e captained the football team this yea r, hi s last on th e gridi rOn, and in all probability will be chose n captai n of this ye~·~

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H owe vt-r th etw ar e the .,VIJ"' or a Co l- HOmf' po wt' r th"' g-Irth, gli~ UH, li' tw•· Ken W e.:Hray l:j sttll leadmg in th t• lege edu c a ti on , o ur~f· l"' a "' lth•·rK Ht•(· u"'l" . race for the I ntr a- M ural Chamr-

Fo r~sL , O rr. Shu rt kff Ro li na t l:i, .M ill- T r ophy H ls Winni n g of the Ping ikin, Cu t ltp, \\'t·~leyan, Davts. I lli nois Pong To u rnament p laced him rar aBt.;rghf.:.nlt. F.u r~ka , Johnson Augu~· h~ad or all contender~ for the tttiP ta.na..

Although it wtll be qwte a while bt!· B ck!teld Eaton Lake Forc-:~t, fort: the wmn ... r t-3 a c tually dl!tt:rmm· SIA~n~y. lll!nots :--lon DeKaJb. Ha r d- e-d. we are placmg our dough on Ken m~ St \'tator Dimmi t t Cartha.gt.: to cop by a large margin or points 1J.e-h·r ~ilh.ktn \1/egt:r \V ~ l~yan (Hot~r !\."orth C!:"Olral, _\Ju:st pha o.-w~ lt"Clrll~J r~· ~ntly that Kl"n ha: K 1b L Ha.nJir<y BraJl~y. l! tllcr 1 younger brotho:r t:.tto:nd1ng ·hool tl nob H ban Au u:ootana \VoUcn - n Chnton who 1-1 a.n out..itandtng ~~r C':u n.iaJ~ C 3ter .::'tat~ ebalJ playtr anJ Ul con~I J .. re.J ma· t,; nal !or th~ bt~ lt'a.i0J"'-' Te3. her--

First n ew s from th e F is ti c uff Fro nt Sullivan, known more fam il iarly to hi!;. intima t es a.c.t tht- " P rinct'', a.nd Peyton ~tarted to toli!i bo th long a n d :o~l:o rt oneH a t each other the other attc moon in the gym Wtth thf' ataVl3tic tmpUI.ie of College men risi n g to the .!SUrftv~e in th;.,. man n e r no on ' v.rt\1 ~ sate around thf' t:ampus h.Ily lo nger The !tght df"r~udr;n hr.JtJI(J have been awardPd to Br(Jther Bay H e .itopped both thf" fight t.tnd many a punch.

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Kf· n Coreo r ft.n Hi•t rn ~ to be HJ)en dl n K a lo t o! tl m r· tJ u wn on W lldwOt'.>d Ave nu~" As C r oni n fW.yH, " Meany h.a..s th~ bf•Ht bM.'i VfJirt· o f f1ll th e goprano1i In tht· (:hol r" "rh•· O' Ma.r a. ra mil y Hllt:kH tl;gr· t hi· r In th lJH~ rJayli ot p ul ch r1twJin ot.l~ df· prt•ftftltJ r1 , what wJth B ud and Jlrn r;tJ-dif. t ln g thtoo .~tarnf' one aN\ r)nly F'a.n Ma ll s... l 11:1 l!t ~till t:JJ1:klng with th,. !1!-m b. l'· pt'1puJatlon ()! :iPn"';:_1

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and Mr. Turner.

The patrons to r the evening will consist of former athletes of St. tor.

The apportionment for the pat rons WJJI be $2.50, which also Ine lud es a ti cke t for the dan ce.

Th e 1\IJonogram Cl ub asks th e entire s upport of th e student body in m aki ng thi s dance a success, and thus h elp a r eally One and worthy and deserving cau.':fe.

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Yiato r X ga.th-e William Schumacher, who opened the Negative debate, showed great promise as a speaker of no litUe abUHy. Mr. Hes ter Daily. the second Viator speaker, lived up to his 1 reputation as state champion orator.

This was the first inter-collegiate debate in wnicb these two gentlemen took part.

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No r bert Ellis, was a member of the squad last year and along with .Jugan end Nolan will bear .the brunt of H ymn" . tbr major encoun t ers this season.

The festivities of the day came to As a whole, tne members of the Afa conclusion wi th a banquet in the firmaUve and Negative squads, pe rr efecto r y Monday evening, wh ich was formed as well as might be expec t ed

while the assemblage cheered lond and long.

Alte r the ovation has subsided, the Monsignor, the picture or robust health, made a few introdu c tory witticisms in French.

Then tn the dlgnJty of his years and v.itb the mastery of a finished orator, he made an eloquent and touching r eply, In which be pronounced his love for both Am e rica and his mo ther country, France.

As a final e to the program, the choral society r endered the well known and beauUfuJ " Vesper

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After the usual evening exercise we re t ired for th e nigbL Septembe r 20.

Up at 5 A ..M. and said Mass fo r the Community. then breakfast and a rush through the mud for o ur train.

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Then there were the rushing mounta.in str..:.runs. the silve r mines. deer. etc .. all of which kept our attention at high pitch.

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standards se t by othe r g reat t eams of to bed, c losed this day' s events.

Viator, before th e season co mes to September 21.

H ad a good night's At th e University of Missouri they a c lose. res t and breakfast whil e s topping at have a.n excellent student protective

professo r's chaJr, and expressed · hi:'J prldc In being abl e to confe r , In th e name of hi s governm ent, th e cove t ed honor upon a man oo re knowned in wisdo m a nd m agnanimity. lmm edi · ate ly fololwing, be prese nted th e Monsig nor with th e medal o f th e F ren c h 1-.. ca.d my.

As lhe MolUiignor ap proached th e ros trum to re pl y to th e fellcitallon s of lh c p revious s,peak e rs, th e audience arose to Its fe et in tre me ndous ap-

abilities which h e possesses, co mbining thou g ht and speech wo uld s tamp him as th e man upon w hose s houlders r es t Viator's hopes for a Confe r ence

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At 12 noon. we reached our Mission of SL J oseph. After a good chicken dinne r we visited lhe farm in an old fashioned hack. Splendid trees, bushes, mountain sheep and dee r were to be seen on the property

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out Ins urance in tbls organlza.Uo n a· gains t flunking . If the stu dent should fa il th e co urse. the g roup wi ll pay him enou g h mon ey to co ver hi s expenses during a summe r school but th e mountain breezes cooL \Vhat co urse. us at the depot. Afte r board- an awe-inspiring s ig ht it was; pile cars, we mad e a hurri ed visit 1 the c ity, and off to ou r com - on pile of mass ive s tone, peaks pierc - ~ house at Ottoburne. Fifteen ing above th e clouds.

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The re we r e two observation coaches which offered an excellen t o pportunity to view th e indesc riba ble m asses of roc k .

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