St. Viator College Newspaper, 1937-05-11

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STUDENTS TO WElCOME PARENTS MAY 16 Bergin Debaters Win Majority Of Co11tests

Parents To B:e Guests at Contests and Dinner; Upperclagsmen Defend "Little Brown Jug"

Record of Wranglers Is Exceedingly Good; Placed Second In Conference Meet

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The Bergin D ebating Society com- ' ' pleted a sch edul e whi c h included ss debates and 6 discu ssions last Saturday when Harold Sandquist, '39, and · Brother Alfred H ebert, ' 38, met

Athletes To Vie For College Championship

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Plans for a-;;;;;:mouth Parents Da y are rapidly taking form under the guidance of the Very Rev. E. Cardinal, c. s. v., president of the College and Lou Zarza, physiCal

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•ducation director. representatives of North Central Col- ~ Inaugurated last year as a Phylege over Radio Station WCFL. The sical Edu cation Day, combined with local men were victorious in 71 an open bouse for parents, the new per cent of this season's 35 decis--Herbert O'Laughlin, '28 A cad emy, venture proved so successful that ion deba tes, according to Edward The St. Viator branch of the dioof Rive r Forest. Ill., t he f1rst iden~ Father Cardinal has decided to make Buttgen, ' 37, manager of the wrang- cesan Holy Name Society wi ll meet tifi ed survivo r of the crash of the it an annual affair for the parents lers. in the Commo ns on · L 'imrsday, May German airliner Hindenburg late of the student body. last Thursday nJg ht at Lakehurst, A summary of the socie ty's ac ti v- 13, at eight o'clock, a ccording to an P r ogram For The Day N . J ., was known here, having been ities shows that the debaters parti-, announcement made this mo rning by The program for the day will cipated in 55 platform encounters , g r ad ua ted f r om the St. Viator aca- endeavor to give the parents of the 22 of which were decision meets. J Richard Power:i, '39, pr esident of the demy in 1928 and attend ed St. students an idea of their sons' activOn the rostrum, the Viatorians se- local chap t e r.

Viator College du,..;,g 1928-29.

Ities both in the class room and in 68 Rever end J. W. R. ·uraguire, C. S. cured favorable decisions in An employe ol the Consumers extra curricular activities.

The per cent of the debates.

V., head of the Sociology depart- Very Re\•. E. V. Cardinal, C. S. V. Company of Elgin, O' Laughlin was features of the day will be the de ~ ment of the Co11ege, will lecture on returning f rom a vacation t rip to Gained Honors termination of a College Physical the important and timely topi c, Europe. was one of the two Education Champion, the selection The high mark of the season was "Sterilization." dozen passengers who jumped for reached when the four conference of a Freshman Physical Education Invite Lo<'a1 !\-:en the1r lives whr~ tr"' zeppeUn sud- Champion, and the determination of men completed the IBinois Inte r col· d enly eXploded' and ...burst into flames the winner of the "Little The members of chapters located ]egtate Debate League tournament Brown a s it was being moored at the Jug." in a first-place tie witli Wheaton in the surrounding towns will be United States Naval air s tation Bestdes the athletic activities there College and Eureka College.

The invited to attend this meeting, it Reverend The famo us Gtlbert-Sullivan oper- Thursday mght af ter 1ts North At~ wi11 be an inform al reception for run-off gave the Bergin debaters was announced by the Paul G. Hutton, C. S. V., moderator etta. the "Ptrat es of P enzance", was lantic crossmg of the season At the parents. in the Sem.inar room second honors.

Father presented for the fifth and final/ ltehas t 411 persons lost their lives In at five o'clock while the students In eight debates, local men wer e of the St. Viator branch. e exp oston.

I are having dinner. After the r epi tted against representatives of Big ~utton ~lso announced ~bat a spec- time by the combmed Glee Clubs .

Dragged to Safety ception the parents will be conTen schools.

Opponents came from Ial meeting of t~e St. VIator branch of St. Vtator College and the College wou ld be held m th e near future of St. F r ancis last mght at the 0 Laughlin suffered brmses and dueled on a tour of the classrooms, colleges and universities in Michifor the pu~ose of elec~ing officers Kankakee high school auditorium. sb~ck when he j~mped a s the h~ge the campus and will finall y have gan, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois . ViaA near capaci ty house witnessed th e shtp upended after the expJos10n dinne r at six~thirty. . tor represe ntatives wer e sent to for the com_m g scholasti c year.

1 production which was under the di- and crashed to the ground. H e was Climax at Grotto tournaments at Dlinois State Normal t· f M" Ro A W k k stunned by the fall and the beat of Medals will be awarded to the Univer sity, Mancheste r College and 0 0 ~~:,~o:tico ins:~ctor s:t the ~o~~eg~~ th e flam es and smoke about him, but winners of first and second places Bradley Polytechnic Inst4tute. t of St Francis.

Previous to the was dragged to safety by airport after th e parent's dinner.

The a Win Radio Series two !~cal performances the operetta workers and ru shed by airplane t o I warding of the " Little Brown Jug" The conference team was made up was t hrice presented before appr e- Beth Israel hospital at Newark , N. , emblem of class supremacy, w ni A Brother Donald Foley, '40, Daniel ciative audiences in Joliet.

J. Later h e was removed t o a lso be made at this time. \Vard, '40, Brother Maurice Robin· M.iss Kathleen Heaton, '38, th e Orange Memorial hospital.

The climax of the day's activitson, '40, and Edward Buttgen , '37.

The former Viato r student said ies will be held at th e Grotto when ne fact that three of the men are 1 Eigh t een Bergm Debaters wilJ be vivacious heroine of th e comic opera, displayed a briJliant and clear sothe huge craft had. been cruising ' a procession will wind its wa; there freshmen makes debatmg prospects entertamed by th e College at a banMemfor next year promising. quet in the Commons at seven prano voice which won her large around New York City for several for an outsid e Benediction. o'clock tonight.

Brother Patrick acc lai m in every perfo rmance. J aci< hours waitin g for more favorable bers of the Brother's Choir, the Glee The radio schedule which opened · Toomey, c. s. v., .37 , president of Stanley, '40, of the St. Viator Glee landing conditions .

It was raining Club and the Student Body in g eu on December 5 and closed on May the organization, will serve as toastdurin~· late afte rnoon.

Early in th e 8, called for 21 broadcasts. Viator master for a program which will Club, enacting the role of Frederi c, a evening when the ship prepared to eral will furnish the singing. pirate apprentice and th e h ero ot men took part in 19 of the programs. include toasts by the Very R ev. Dr. the opera, won great app lause for land, O'Laughlin said he h ad put Two of the broadcasts were aJlotted E. V. Cardinal, C. S. V., president his excellent singing. on his coat ancl was st and ing near to visiting schools.

Credit To All a door when he saw a blinding of the College, the Rev. J. W. R. Of t he 19 radio appearances, 13 Magui r e, C S. V., debate coach, Cred it for the success of the op- flash and the ship was upended and we re debates.

Bergin debaters lost and th e Rev. William J. Bergin, er e tta was due in no small part to plunged downward. It was about only three of these matches. thus C. S. V., h ead of the philosophy th e remaining feminin e leads 200 feet above g round a t the momMembers of Beta Lambda, nmvly earning a 77 per cent rating.

Six department. which wer e enac t ed by Misses Mi l- ent of the explosion. organized Biology Fraternity, nam15 broadcasts were in the form of panel dred Kroeger, Vione Hannon, Blanc he When the ship was feet from ed Brother Francis E . WiUiams , C. l\lay Name Officers discussions.

A n ew propos ition was Hagen and Oliva Pommier a ll of the ground O'La.ughJin grasped the S. V .. '38, presiden t of the organizaThe society's four conference defeatured on each program.

St. Francis College Glee Cl~b. door handl e and swung outward and tion on April 30. Luke Gleason, baters- Brother Donald Foley , C. S. Viator m en who helped make the leP"')ed out as far as be could . The ' 40 and Brother John KJim, C. S. V., ' 40, Daniel Ward, '40, Brother Maurice Robinson , C. S. V., '4 0, and production 8. success were Francis"/...ndy soil cushione_~~~ - -- · V .. '38, were elected vice-president Wil1ia .. and secretary-treasurer respec ti vcEdward Buttgen, '37-wi!l be s in- Prew, '40, pirate chief; l y. gu larly honored during the pro- Sagstetter, '40, Samuel, the pirate According to Dr. William c. Van g ram.

Each of these four men are lieutenant ; James Brodie, '40, Majar-General Stanley; Robert Baechle, Deventer, moderator of the fratera lso Usted as speakers.

Several Ciscans of the local chap. ' 40 , the Sergeant of Police; and to nity and head of the Biology de· It is also believed that th e Socter under the leadership of Rev. the chorus of men who p layed t he partment, the fraternity wil l hold William J. Cracknell, C. S. V., mod- iety will select i~ officers for the parts of the police and pirates.

The St. Viator Chapter of the its n ext regula r meeting on Friday , It the new erator of the St. Viator Chapte r, at- coming scholastic year.

May 14.

C1sca organization will give a tended the General Diocesan Meeting officers are to be named, th e ba11otAll biology majors are eligible NORMAL DEFEATS JR,I SH banq uet for th e m ember s of th e ing will take place afte r the banh eld at Longwood Academy in Chifor membership in the new fratercast of "Stor m Tossed", accordquet toasts have been given: cago on May 6. nity.

It is also unders t ood that The Normal "Redbirds" proved too ing to an announcement mad e by certain of the biology departmen t much for the Viator linksmen last Student representatives to attend the moderator. Rev. William J . mihors may r eceive sp ecial invita~ the meeting were Miss Mary An- ricia McLaughlin, '38, Daniel Ward, Saturday aft ernoon and the Irish Crac knell. C. S. V., Registrar of tions from th e Fraternity membe r s thony, '38, president of th e local '40, Thomas Reedy, '40, John "pill-pushers" suffered th eir second the Co11ege. The exact date of to become charter members of the defeat of the season, 7-5.

The chapter ; Edward Buttgen , '37, chair- ~ O'Byrne , '39, William McCue, ' 40, th e banquet and the place wib man of the Apostolic Committee ; J. Emmett Bach , '39, Lawrence Roe- match was played at Normal Unibe a nnounced ~n the ne~uture. J organization. A list of the charter members wi1l be published later.

Samuel Hamilton, '37, Miss Pat- mer, '39, and Frank Mullarky, ' 40. ver sity.

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Local Ciscans Attend Anniversary Meeting

Banquet for Cast of "Storm Tossed"

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Parents Day Program-May 16, 1937 12:30-Tracl< and Field Events: M ile run Hi gh jump , Qua rte r m ile run 100 yard dash Po le vau lt Half mile run S hot put J avelin throw 220 y d . low hurdles 60 yd. high hurdles Disc us throw B road jump 2:30-Gymnasium Ex.hJ bi t iOJl Paral le l bar' exhibition Badminton match Tumbling exhibition Boxing exh ibition 3:30-Swinunin g !\'loot: 5 0 yd. f r ee style r ace 50 yd. breast s troke r ace 50 yd. back s troke r ace 100 yd. free style r ace 200 yd. relay

150 y d. m ed ley relay Diving 5 :00-Dinner for students Rece ption for Paren ts in th e S em inar Roo m, 1\I arsile Hall.

5 :30-Base ba ll gam e : U ppe r c lass vs.

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6:30-Dinne r for Pare nts l:'resc ntation of awards a nd namin g of P. E . Ch ampi on s.

'7 :SO-Ben edi c tion at t h e Grotto.

Offi c ials ·of t h e Day S t a rter s: Prof. ~1ichael Moloney, Mr. Max J affe, Mr. Rup ert H ick-

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Rue l Hall, .Mr . John J. ~1cNamara, Dr. Wm. C. VanDeventer, Dr. G. Kinzer.

Library Open House Is Attended by Many

BRAIN -TEASERS

A nswe r s to las t iss ue's se t of A n informal Library Open H ouse, I Brain Tease rs: No. 1- x equals three; y e qual ~ s ponso r ed by the Rev. F. E. Mun1 two. sc h, librarian, Waf neld on th e af- ~ No. 2-It never will. ternoo n of Thursday, Apri l 29, for No. 3- Brown is T om 's fa th e r; the mother s and friends of th e nonSm ith is Dick's father ; and J on es r e9ident stude nts. Miss Lu ci ll e Putz, \s the father of H arry.

'37, assistant librarian, served as Tom worked 44- 1-2 days; Dick, hostess of the occasion.

110 1-2 days; Harry, 212 1-2 days; Very Rev. Dr. E. V. Cardinal, C. Brown, 119 1-2 days; Smith, S. V ., pres ident of the College, ad185 1-2 days and J o n es, 287 1-2 dresses the guests with a few word s days. of welcome, fo llowed by an interestor ing talk on the Viatican Library.

Brown is Har ry's fath ~ r; Smith, Immediate ly following Dr. Cardinal's Tom's fath e r; and J ones, Dick' s. sho r t lecture, selections of a mu sicTom work ed 32 1-2 days; Dick, a le nature and several readings were 200 1-2 days; H arry, 134 1-2 presented by students. days; Brown, 209 1-2 days; JonMiss Caroline Voight, '40, enteres. 275 1-2 · days and Smith, tained with a piano recital; :M iss 107 1-2 days.

Doris Barnett. ' 39, sang several selNo. 4- Area is 4.188789. ection s dedicated to the ~!others of the students ; Charles Gilbert, "39, lt is told up on the open air hospe rformed upon his violin, accompanied by Brother VVilliam Quirk, pital, (fo urth floor) that a certain young Rockford lad runs the cen tury C. S. V. ; and ~Irs. Vlilliam Madden, a special student of the college, in 9.8. Either he is hiding hi s light under a bus hel or someone is pre read "Catarac ts" by Black. va r icating extremely for publicity.

A short tour of inspection of the Library, buildings and campus w ~s then conducted by Father Munsch.

The 1-fotbers, who attended th e First Library Open Hou se, "ere served a light lu ncheon , consistlng of punch, cook ies and cakes, by the members of the Sorority. :

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Above is a scene from the G ilbert a n d Sullivan opere tta, ' 'Pirates of P e n zance" which s tudents 0f St. Viator Coll ege and St. Francis Co ll ege of Joliet presented in Kankakee on Saturday a nd Mond ay in t h e Kankakee hi g h school a uditori um. Readin g f r c.m left to ri g ht , s tanding, a r e: J a m es Brodie, '40; · Olive l-'romi e r. Ro bert Bachle, '40; William Sags tette r, '40; J ack Stanley, '40, a n d Francis Prew, '4 0. Seated, left to ri gh t , are: Vione Hanon, B la n che M a ri e Hage n, Mildred Kroege r a n d Kathleen H eaton.

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VIATOR • SPORTS

Class Warfare

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May Sixteenth

"UPPERS" SEEK TO RETAIN "BROWN JUG" Bill Walsh Pete Laffey Is \ Defending Is Named As New Chebanse Grid Captain Athletic Head Prior to th e i.nter-s quad battl e w hich br ought t h e s pring p r a c tice session of footba ll to a c lose, B ill Wals h , j unior f rom P e t er s burg, Virgin ia, was unanimous ly selected us cap t ain of t he Gree n W a ve g r idd e rs f or th e season of 1 93 7.

W a ls h, a monogram winn e r in footb all and basketball du'ri ng both h is sopho more a nd junior y ears, ·was the var s it y left half during t he past foo t ball season.

The "Greerls " de feated the " Blu es" in a r egulation gam e, 12 to 7.

Ou tstan ding player s were L uke G le ason , Dann y B laze vich, Buzz Ro m a r y, Bill Wals h, Adrian Lessa rd and Rex Flack .

T he troph y fo r th e "mos t improved p layer " d uring t he s pring practice w as earned by R ex F la c k , a freshman ha iHn g f rom Am boy, Ill. A dri an Les sard, dimi n utive varsity gua rd , won t he t roph y f or t h e " bes t block er " on the sq uad.

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B lazevich .........L T O'Connor Lessa r d .. LG .

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Cussack ....... RG Claey s ..... R T Cas h n)an B rinko etter ........ RE Sacco ...... Q B W eaver Romary .......LH Gleason F iac h .... RH . .. Cies ielski Bimmer le ..........F B Len ahan T ouchdowns- Romary, Gleaso n a nd B laze viCh .

St. Viator P r esident, lViJUo y Fina li st s I n Badminton Meet

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Viator Coll eg e, recentl y confi r med r ep or t s that he wi ll coach athletics a t Ch ebRnse hig h school sta r tin g in September.

Since leavi ng Viator i n 1933 Laffey has coa ch ed a nd tau ght a t Bonfield ' hig h , a three y ea r ins tituti on. H e is a Chicago boy a nd forme r ly play-

Name Rogers, Betourne To Betourne Cage Defend P. E. Co- Captains Championship -

D on Betour n e and Georg e Roger s, senior m embe rs of the Irish cage r s, were named hono rary cocaptai ns of the 1936-37 squad on A pril 27 a t the a nnu a l bask etball banquet.

The annou nce m en t of t he selec tion of t h e two seniors f or t he honor a r y ca p tai n cy was mad e by t h e R ev. "Pa t " Farrell , o ne of t he

A suprem ely co nfiden t t eam of Up per cla sse mn. led by t he ver sa ti le Don Be tou rne, will e ndeavor to swamp a crew of coc k y F r es hmen on S unday, May 16, befo r e t he pa r ents of t he s t ude nts in the s econd annual class war-far e f or p e ssession of t h e " Lit tl e Brown Jug", e mb lem of class s up remacy.

The battle for th e " Li t t le Brown J ug" was inaug urated la s t y ear on May 17 and a t that tim e the Uppe rclass me n w e re victo r io us by a score of 179 to 131. Don B e t ourn e, de fending ph ysica l ed ucation cham pion of t he college, is exPec t ed t o repea t a gai n th is seaso n . Don's closes t com pe ti tion thi s year is expected to come f rom J a k e Bowers, la s t yea r 's F r es hm a n ph ysical edu cation cham pion.

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"PETE " LAFFEY

Close Games Mark 1-M Softball Play

ed ba ll wi t h t he f a m o us Duffy F lorA s a res u lt of ·this w eek' s g am es, als of t h e W indy City. a previously undefeat ed t eam f ell Had M ateri a l S hortag e befo re t he bats of Straub's Hi ghA lt houg h having li ttle material l a~d F li n ger s , Sandquist' s Foa m wil h which to w ork, " P e t e " turned blowe r s being defea t ed 9 to 0. in a comme ndabl e job a t B onfi eld If Ste ven' s t ea m is s u ccessful in a nd wa s one of the most po pula r w inn in g t he t ie th at was ad min is coach es in t h is vicinity . H is employ - t ered by Magdec k i's m en , they wi ll m e n t at C he ba n se, where h e will be in comp le te charg e of the leag u e, havi ng w on 2 and ti ed one. Sandm ee t up w it h m o re m a t er ia l, is q uis t a nd ~1agd e c k i w ill be tied f or exp ec t ed t o bring Laffey ev en m or e second with 3 won a nd one lost. to th e fron t.

The outs tandi ng pe rfor m er s in

V er y Rev. Dr. E . V. Ca rdinal, C. S. V., p r eside n t of th e College, w ill In a dd ition to play in g wi th Viato r t his week 's g a m es w er e J oe Mall oy mee t Joe Malloy, fres hman basket- during h is co ll eg iate days a nd coach - a nd J a ck Hart . Both boys per forba ll s t ar, in th e f inals of t he V ia tor ing a t Bonfield after leaving school, m ed w ell in th e infie ld, turni ng B ad min ton T o urnament W ednesday Laffe y has tak en an ac ti ve pa rt in in som e fi ne f ield ing a n d ge t t ing evenin g. T he tournament, t o the local_ independe nt s por t s .

H e ~as the ir share of t he hits. wi nner o f w hich go es th e trophy p la y m g man a g er of the Mille r H tgh Th is yea r' s g am es a r e conside r do nated by Fath er Card inal h as . Li fe bas ketball t eam of K a n kakee ably improved a s a r es ul t of the been ln prog ress for the pas t 'week. ~ this past winter . bet ter p it ch in g be ing delive red .

Ne a r ly all of the g ames h ave been Th o coll eg e pres id e nt a d vanced -------d ecided by no mo re th an two ru n s . to the fi nal s by d ropping ';Buzz" J ohnn y Foxen ha s by far th e fas t Roma r y, 15-3 , 15-2, w inning ove r est ball o f a ll the p it ch er s in th e B ud Mon a h a n . va rs ity baske tba ll league, he is also on e of the big cente r , 15-9, 12-15, and 15-8. H e r eason s of Mag dec ki bei ng tied for d isposed of Sa m Hamilton, "37, 15-8 , 1{)-10, tn his semi-fin a l en coun ter .

T he bea u t if ul Gold Room of t he second. l\! alloy defeat ed R oss M ulle n and Deb H o t e l Ka nk akee w i ll be the se tting bend r lck in early mat ch es a nd then of one of the season's most co lor fu l · won a brilUant t h ree game vic tory da nces when the t hird-year men 1 Sl over Don B et ou r ne in the semi- fin- entertain the co llege s tudent body a ls.

Belou rnl.! was picked by many and lhei r friends n ex t Saturday to win Ule tou rnament, and it was eveni ng. Glorious ent er t ainme n t and o nJy af t e r a g-ru elling ba ttl e tha t enchan t ing m usic will char acterize The golf t eam lost its fi rst match Mal loy w on. T he scores we re 1 2-15, the Annual Ju n io r P rom. of the season to the H illside Country 1 -16 and 1 5-8.

The popula r young maestro Leo. Club of Chi cago on May 2, by a G reat interest has been developed Rem illa rd and his o r chestra will be score of 10-8. Representing St. 1 among the students at the prospec t featured from 9 to 12 o'clock. p 1 om Viator was a veteran t eam composed of seeing Father Ca rdinal win his arrangements a r e under t he di r ec- of Captain Ed. Dilger, '38; John own t rophy, and a large crowd is tlon of Frank Stra ub, class presi- ! Foxen, '38; Jack H art, '39, and Bob ex ~ ted t o witness the champion- dent. Juniors are ex pecting many Regan, '39. shi p battle this \Ved:nesday evening fo r mer Viator s tuden ts to return I A cco rding to an announ cement o f m the coUeg gymn8.S.lum.

I to Kankakee fo r the dance. ) Captain Dilge r. ma t ches have been

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F rom ea rly ind ica tions and a ca nvas ing of th e s po r ts a u tho ri t ies o n the campus it appea rs tha t the Uppe r class m en s hou ld have a n easy t ime of re taini ng possession of th e "Li ttle Brown Ju g" since th e g eneral opinion seem s . to be th at B et o urn e, B owe rs , Roger s, e t a l, w iJI prove too mu ch for t he unde rc lass m en .

Campu s predi c tio ns indicat e that Don Be to u r ne is a h eavy f avorite to re ta in h is p hy s ica l ed ucation ch a mpion s hip whil e t he f resh m a n tit le is a t oss-up be twee n Me Uonig , D ixo n, W eave r and T or to re ll o.

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GEORGE R OGER S g reates t of Green Wave ath le ti c tra,d i t ions, 1 who served in t h e capacity a s banqu e t toastmas t er .

P r incipal s peak ers of the ba nqu e t inc luded H arry Bell, hea d coach and a thletic direct o r of Illinois W esleyan U niver s it y; th e Very Rev. Dr. E. V. Cardinal, C. S . V ., pr es iden t of t he College ; th e R ev. F. J. B a rba ue r, C. S. V., a t hle ti c dire c tor ; J oh n J. McNa m a ra, h ea d ba sket ba ll coach, and Cla r ence (r'Puff ") Ro m ary, fa m ous bask eteer of o the r days a n d fo rmer hea d coach of St. Patri ck 's hig h school of K a nk a k ee .

Short s peech es we r e a lso made by the hono r a r y captains wh ile a poe m, wri tte n by J . A . Har r ington, f orme r a thle ti c manager and . publicity di rec to r of th e Coll ege, was r ead

by B ill Sch u macher, ·curren t mana ger a nd publicity d irector .

Father H arba uer presented monog r ams to 10 m em ber s of t h e varsity Mino r monograms were al s qu ad. so awa rded to box e rs a nd ma nager s .

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T he contes t for t h e "Little Brown J ug" wi ll s ta rt a t 12 :30 p. m. and compe ti t ion Wi ll be h eld in track an d fi eld eve n ts a t tha t t ime; 2 :30 p . m. ca lls f or a badminto n compe tition a nd exhibition s in gymn as t ics ; while th e s w imming e vents a re sched u led for thre e o 'clock . The ann ual baseball g a m e be tw een the Uppe rcla ssm en an d Fres hm en w ilJ t ake p la ce a t f ive - thirty .

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sfgn.et! up with some member of 1 Uletr class to compete that day, tt J would be advisable to sec Lou Zar· I za or Tommy Glbtx>n.s. There will I be nearly every form of spor t to engage Jn, and tf anyone bas track I or field ability it would be well get inlo form in the short time that is Jeft.

With Ule final spring p ractice ! game cJoscH one of t he fines t spring 1 It has been a mental brain child

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Cribbing .a f ew notes from Fr-ed l vo1tb 33. ot tue M mct:a wbo t:om" Brick" Young's column. "Young's prised the 1!.>36 cbamplonslnp dul> Yarns": back on Bergin field, then! i. reai

Some of our bruisers harked back " Spring football started recently reason Cor optlmlsm a t th Ulelr cbildbood days last Tuesday. at St. Viator College and the Irish bonnllis college".

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LIBERTY LAUNDRY

Next Sunday wJII mark th e s&eTwo m emb ers of th e L1ttle 19 1 ond Parents' day h er e at St. Viator Confer en ce have su ccessfully placed College. Although not givi ng t.t.e th eir selections in th e last two

parents a complete p erspectiv t) on th eJ r son's ac tions at sc)':.oo1, a does give th em an oppo rtu nity to !ICC what is done jn the spar e time of s tudents along th e ath leti c line.

Jt also brings the fathers and mot her a cJoser to th e faculty m embers, an ideal that Is seldom reache d. l.f there a rc s tud€'nts who have not

years, one of th em havin g on ly 100 more s tud ents then w e hav e. With Lbe aJumni that have s hown their fine coop~ ra ti o n in th e past years it sho uld not be hard to ge t suppo rt of th e s tudents now a ttending schoo l, who come f rom six states of th e union, it wi ll not be an imp o~sible task to sec ure enou g h votes

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