The Griffin: volume 03, issue 02 - Oct. 11, 1935

              CANISIUS  COLLEGE   BI-WEEKLY    NEWS
Voh 3. No. 2
BUFFALO, N. Y., OCTOBER 11, 1935
10c per Copy
FATHER BOUWHUIS TO GIVE ANNUAL RETREAT
Retreat Master Famed as National ReUgious Education Chairman
THREE-ACT PLA!
Ne-\|    I'oetday     fiiiornsog.     Rev. A'vbew l^ tioowhtiis^ $.J., Will tjptcn
tbr 4«»n?*al   student   ir!{e4l.     Fallsct
!ti>-4.who6» ha.* CKSftwr lo Caits»!y:s Wslh i   jicKOld   ol   Wiide   and   ritsrnti-iir   ei-
it only one factor. Far ttmit impor* f 53111 it the attitude ol the j^rson niak- | sag the retreat.    Si- Ignatius speak.* I
pis YEAR
Socicly PUms to Present One-Act Play Contest Winner of La»t Year at Next Meeting
SENIOR-FROSH DANCE
OPENS SOCIAL SEASON
Students to Dance to Rhythms of Club Georgians at Hotel Buffalo
MISS REED TO SPEAK
oi a reifejit at •'Spirirual Fvcrcites", f Moderator Announces Scheme for
pKiMfiKtt m |hs> Iseld.     He Ita^t dealt   I J,:,
implyM»g  ihrfeby   ilu?   the  retseatant j
««lh Coib^ -ASid Sugh scbuicd »X«denS> Ht rnUratH llien Wfal \tmtxt% ai passth ?*teti»iK«-s»; and hj:* atf'led a>. cowistellof lo tiudi giwwf^, ntitu aisd wrcta-rbrst. In mUet %kmd*-, csj<i!asc.'t vssth n'jxn nhd %swt,jarts iii all s*alk» o! hie eoiatle oRtf ixiix'jtt master to tpTjik wiih an »«- tlK-iiii ¦xth-.K-h nxxy well he »,iid 50 he kai;.-»|'4ie- I Ki»-4.hf lent, it svst dsie to ihb imt tb*l hatbrr lk«4wh*>iat Wa,* otade liisi chsisKun tti the N*rBC«Ml Coen- jtwttite m% Kelsj»-ie«» F4K^»iia«.
"¦"Witih -iiiifh a da«v:ro*, <»w tniighj Ir Ir»6i|^(ti4 |w tu:) sh*t ibf tsusfscrtft oi mj.s jrllral ijt rKartaged/' said the kn'.. )   Ctrntrnt yiiiifx.'i^ St^vdestt Cismti'
nxthcH,    "H^W^ciie*   !?«•  Ix'iX'Xtit^tiStt
STROHAeS m sew IPS
.Sio4ct*tof AnmHtoer* Trip to Crotwidt bAbs,; State CiUKe* HcMptUi
'nmself it MTlive. .A retreat is not a vacaiioti. We withdraw friasn clats- work oiily tliat we siuy turn 001 | ntind,t to Rs«rr important les.»osis ai^ IJMtht. Has h:r any n^inlng} WhroiCe did I csKiac? Whither am I g^>c«g.* Whit st».*a!M>n I* bett calcu- b!ed to hAp nx reaurh th*! drttiny }
l\rtir ijsr ill qtjeniijins of vital and
Embryonic Playrights to Show Talents
I      On the evening of September >i>th, \ the   Canisius   DranutiC   .-Vs.sociation lield i:» first Ji'iCeling.    llie mensbers, j old and new, were wclconied by the .Moderator,   .Mr.  .Arthur  MciJratty S.J., in the Senior Room,
In disciis;tsng tlic aciivstv   planned
I eJemaJ im$»i>tiance to eseiy nmx, tor. J 'or the caning year, Mr. Md I ratty ,
[ at kkt! hi a hrttad tetite, xtx we not f «^*P?c^»^  pleastirc  at   being   able  to j
i all "atrtn oi dettsov"]* I *'***^e the tiKnihcrs that the schedule |
I I will iiKlude the production of a three- |
Coenc Ajiltle
act pby. litis prcsentatioii will take pLtCe during the middle of the sclsolas- lie \XAT 31 ojse of ti^ leading theatres in Btt&fla.    Noi since the cdl!eg;tt
"Antid ibr dsstiaicttont of daily hie
we ofjtti ihid k d«&~ult lo f»a«teder 1
ii-rftif siivjjwirian! !r«;{!hi. llsf}eio*e ""e i    ^      , .., ,,.,..
i ,        5 ottered    Joumcv s hnd . sonar lour
years ago at th*e hrlanger, ha* Can-
tsiu.s oncrcd lier llsespiaits in a verv
jeUtit    timn   xmi   tegular   wort   IO | iksiik,-, 10 thmk hard, ixnd lo eiercite I
A»t.StAL R1:TK£AT
SOD ALISTS MEET i
iMie o! this ruture. I: wis emp^ha- mtd at the nseetiag that s\.<h a pro- dtiction   rct^usred   the   wholchraned
(iV-cniy-tatwkn, not otily o: the nwtiibers o»   she  DfamatiiC  Scvictv. but of  the
The annual welcoming darnre, spon¬ sored by the Senior Class, for the Frcthman will be held tonight at the Hotel BufTalo. Music will be furn¬ ished by the Club Georgians' orches¬ tra.
In other years this daiKc had been held outside of the city and no great importaiKe had been attached to the ¦  aftair.   lliis year, however, t'ne Sen¬ ior Class has determined to make the daiicc as important to Cantsius as any social cvau to be held ail year.   The \ lirsi step in the realization 01 this end  | is the Selection of a downtown hotel  f as  the Icication.    Secondly,  the best I music   available   has   been   provided, f lliirdly, the txx is rcasoruble enough to Ht the most humble purse.
Roles Sarapped
llie conmiittec has labored tndits- trkmsly for the past, ie%v weeks in cognplcn'ng the arrangements. They promise an evening of encertaitunent and rhythm. The entire st\:dent body has shown great enthusiasm and the evening of tXrtober 11 th will go down in Cantsius social history.   .All fresh-
High ScKools  Collc|{tti to  Hold j Sympotaa
imAMATlCS
{C^slisaeJ ftw piige ikree)
At » hmtd tt»€tmt ol iW Sit**-
hiixt   SfifiSikr  Ch^ih,   PjCtMk-fsl   WsF l-.ias-    W.i5kim   o^llts^sl    the    cluh't-
y*aJ.     He   lts>3   tt!   ailt   AntScAsiKed   a
ihjkUffe ol  a'M)4t'Cxini-,.     M.'    -\F^'..rfi K    K^dt'.t-^x..,   M F.,   M-i,-.,  ^ux\
Fjoletjtu^!   v>'   Mitbttssittn."*   Will
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On Sunday, the Khh of Seittentber, tix Mi-»ier;iSOfS .aifei I'reStvts o" all ol JJsr :^j4ih5y iinits oJ Wrtticrn .Nets Voik and Clniaiii Conieitiiice itvet m ihx tint h«;sii*eti» te-wscMt of ihe yetr Iwie ai ihr oslle^r, c'anitius ss the jMeiidEn^ tti*.w(l Ml itx <s.-wiicjetjce. l'1*rje wxix  ipffovsJiutely Oise hun-
man rules have been put aside for that evening and that gives the timid boys a double incentive for being present in a body.
Meet the Conunittee
The committee for the dance is: J. Weber and K. Byrne co-chairmen, A. Herzog, R. Hasler, J, Twist and F. Zaep'ael. committeemen in charge of arrangements.
Mr. John J. Hetlenian, president of the Senior Class had this to say anent the dance, ''With this the first social event of the school year we request and confidently expect the support of all the under-classmen at tonight's affair. With a centrally located site and a nominal charge for admittance, 1 look for a cajKtcity crowd.
STUDENT MASS
ACADEMIA PLANS LOCAL REGIONAIJEBATES j
New OSkiab Inducted at Meeting; | Officeri Hold Conference |
Father Murray Discusses Spiritual Campaisn
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Air, n>*»ios v.. »»ic I sg^jflc,, ,\i.X, ¦ • ,. ¦ t
ihr mi'ihuKfi of th* chuih wha his lell
iwr i {i«f^*| oi sf^tfsjil sisisdy a! Ss, ^ P'f*'*^''
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'.ii,i;t fsrtpiuHiatJshlse iui slsr *.tub's ws^^gui *st4 lit t.-jKXr«J'4l iVssital year. Hks ptrwefc'r ndl be js^ath  stvst.iitd.
Trip Ptwrned
llw    S*'.is«M»*»    J^.ti-ksltO    udl    iliJt
»4 ith a h^t-Maftts «t»t«liiii^ m\ Wr)iiW>»' day evening, (kloiief ,*,i as S oVkKk. New iii<-|iib,ff¦» Hill he vstktxiiicd and
dttst   K.!»itt-;t'i.,
Reptrsenlattse* ssere
itven    Rw;het!e!,     Forvntiso. I |,K»;k|*Mi;. N'iitgara Falls,, and the Iccal
Offken
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I ll&f nsnctuiu was laonched by the I clccisi^t o! ihe tcHool* whk'h were lo j hadd ifse v;tl9o4is Q0krs. ll%ey were: I Fftttdrnt. Canoms C«lleix; V'sce- I t*jti.;d<iii. Vdli .Maria, Fric ; Sccte- I lasv. St. .Anise's ^.'wnuiwtvul: 'Freas-
stkohavi;ks
lie
lite rei^.lar lr.em*^ers of ttie Senior | .Acadetuia  iitet  on I'uesday evening, tVtober *hh. sot the pur|x»e of draw- ins ^P pli"''' 50 he carried out by thie tt.x'.^ty during she year.
11k- n>eetiii^ was called to order b> .Mr. tievojtr l.ankrs. the FrcSjdent. ,Mr, .Asthur .Mctlratty. S.J.. the new tmxleratw of the .Acadetuia. was in- tnsduced to the members, .After the address Ol the tnodetator, .Mr. Fdward Bartett. delvatt cvuch. s^vike to ihe Hiciefy and expressed his hopes
I uirr, ,Ml. Si. J«»eph*s .Acadetoy; Col- |  lor a soccessful year.
.Ads!:t*>.n"s    lku.td.    .Mercvhutst,
Tomorrow, Octobo- 12th,
Wm Be a Holiday
For All Clas«e«,
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Fi*ej Hti*h S«.1k)mI .Ad\i»«r\   Ikurd, Ml  .Metv^, Buttalo-
I Agenda
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\     'We  main  pomu  of   llse  meeting I iseie tlvese:
I      (I)  .Mttsletaior and Fiefect meet j ings ite to be lield al tjuAttetU mtet-
SOOAIJTY
{C^»U"..ii<d ^/i P'-l<^< (U'i)
llie election o! officers was the first busiiwss undertaken. .Mr. John Olin was elected \ ivY-pre>ident: Mr. .Arthur llielp". secrrtaty: Mr. , ? F\etett Case, treasurer; .Mr. William h1uin. Censor; .Mr. Fdward I.olian. Chairman of the Standing Commit¬ tee: and. .Mr. Jvweph Fotnsa. member ol tlie Slandins Committee. Mr. Walter Bartett will resume his duties as .Manager of I debates.
llie Reverend J. Clayton Murray, S.J., Student Counsellor in his open¬ ing address at the First Friday Mass. annouiKed his plans for a spiritual camjuign. "Father Hayes, your Sodality moderator is seeking to in¬ spire a love for Mary in your hearts; 1 have taken it as my work to lead you on from Mar)- to Jesas. through a de\otic«i to the Sacred Heart, the symbol of Christ's love for us."
Why?
The purpose of this devotioti to the Sacsed Heart, Father .Murray s^iid. was to nuke anxiids for all the insults and indiijnities that we have heai?ed u(x>n Jesus, '"We have all been traitors to Christ: we have shown Him the basest kit/d of ingratitude." Freviueni Conununion.s and an un¬ swerving: devotion to the Sacred Heart were, he jxiinted out, the best means of reparation. "I wish every¬ one," he said, "would firmly restilve to tuake the nine Fridays during the coming year." In conclusion he re¬ marked that he would like to see far more of the student body making use of St. Feter Canisius Cha^vl.
STUDENT COiCIL ASINS DATES
Oflftcers Elected for School Year; Azxiwur to be Represented
.At the meeting of the Student Council held weekly i n Father Murray's office the following officers were elected. President. Walter Barrett; Vice-President Mario Gian- Franceschi; Secretary. John J. White; llrasurer, J. Norman Hayes; Mem- '^er of the Board, tieorge Lankes; Lay  Fac-alty Member. Dr. Crowdle.
Father Murray, the new Student Counsellor then congratulated the in- c^Jining officers and welcomed the other members pledging his aid and supjxtrt in the work of the Council. In this he was joined by Dr. Crowdle, recently re-elected as lay moderator of the Council.
Bona Rally
.After much discussion the Council voted that the privilege of holding the sjuoker and pep rally in preparation for  the  Canisius -  St.   l^iiaventure
STUDENT COUNCIL
{(Continued on page three)
Studen{*s Retreat
WUI Begin Next
Tuesday.
aWB'tflMtWM
AH!   SWEET  MYSTERY  OF  LIFE
(See Page Two)
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