The Griffin: volume 03, issue 15 - May 22, 1936

              Tl
EIFFIW
CANISIUS  COLLEGE   BI-WEEKLY    NEWS
Vol. 3» No. IS
BUFFALO, N. Y., May 22, 1936
10c per Copy
ssss
REV. JAMES M. GILLIS TO ADDRESS GRADUATES
mmyNNEifm
PRizf NMiE ns
SniilElilMVn I AT mm AUDITORIUM
Clajw ElectMMu Held oo Fmby,
May IS, CIk>o««« OHktn
193^1937 CooAcil
mm, ¥'
WIN
fAftun, Bamrtt, Roi>CTU Win Split
Oecuioo ol Judges Over Lanz,
N«rylon Team
ANSTETT   HEADS   SENIORS |   qR. PINGITORE, CHAIRMAN
Mt, WilVmm J. F1|«n, p^tmatiftn '¦;;¦:. Mi» rln'lrsi pirH^rts! Ol sisr k'mI- :¦ ihe- Art«tt»l Mi»ii-iiftg't"t* I>jy irltic.
j^;;f4 Hi!h shut g!f^*r«iK ei*ss isiJ licit? s«i el«-ji*Mtii>- i»£% iW Cwltrgr'* «-JUfV» ^g^up    «l»*,    M».    n^^n    ilrfr*l!r*l
Kiri,ij:lt'»   o!   liar  clis*   itsj   •Jtffwiiy
VIIItrriC Aii<X IATH)N^
ONE ACT PUY CONTEST
Jtnuon, Harrington Wm Second
Place* in Best Play, Bwt
Actor Selections
CROWD   PACKS   HALL
In  i   iijiifiirJ  4cb4Sr  IsrM   Tlsyf* Jjtj  tncniia^ oJ li»! wtrk,  VVjftcs J.
Kair flar fwj^vr*' !0 oi,frfjiic In' * tivo- l
thirij** i«tr a »|«rs»it«i oi jfitf Sufjfrsisc i;
Imramural activiite* for the year chjicA usth huge iuccrss on list Moj»- tja) cvsrntng. 'Die Oceanian «!> the sntuia! oEsr-ifi pby cootc^l. Thi$ jraf jhc iimimt iciojj j^rcicfUcd their pb5>> u .Mount Si. Joficph'i AcaJcniy with ill cli«cs coni;>rt!n'j;. Vtin pbcr wz% auarJcd by she judged to Ow h-rnior iclaw Jor tlieir prrKluCtlon 'I^hc (Ixtrsf o! Chc^».*'    I.jQr4 Dun-
GRADUATION EXERCISES AT ELMWOOD MUSIC HALL
Baccalaureate Mass Will Be Celebrated at St, Vincent's Church, Saturday, June 6
VERY REV. J. A. V^'£lSMANTEL,y.F.TO BE CELEBRANT
i«lt*tnr pifHcttwmi o!  ihr *ubi<ci    ^«5alu,"   thr   Jun«jf   ofjcrutg.   uis
btld  irt the MuStmimn   «e    Mtmn!
tSCOMlXG SFSIOk CiJSSl —tlr<:«y F. Am!*'??., pifi^ettt: Ki>
^{afiiV C««4«Ss7\  »rfVi«!:illi ;   H,   Usi:v
INCOMISC; >4»l'Ht)M O R F
%11'laQHr tu.ii!»r Ihr tJafit»m! pts^r i* giv«
iWiidcd vrvToutl hoiior*.    Wake J.
Ibffrst fcirts'.cid nr*: h<mors tor Im 8«!r«prrtat»n oS ihf cunning Ru«iin tiupctKif, while ihc gfaci<Kj> tifunk o! Xlackari   J.   Mirnngimi   %Vi*   voscti
'I'lifrr Iranlsng Hgujr* OS ihc  BuJ-
?W bwif»i oi iutlgr*^ Rev. FrarK'is A. (JjoiSinpeTi. prr*.vlr£U o! tisc Catholic Aaojs' Giiiy: Mki Mirgafrr Ryan.
slirtctor 3J!si *!sf o? the ssiiJe orgiii- s«.jJiiC!i!i; inJ .\lt« NaiKttr l-iiK:3.>;rr, JjjtKyttic caarh oi F*«5 Hsgh School, were jIk- ctitk* o? the n.cnJng. Be- <M|f«s ?!•< f»!ayv nit«tf'.rt«ic«| 3b«.>''C ihe iuJiejKe ujtsvri>cii, U'jth evident Je- ligbt, the F!r*ms!jin entry, Ltlian Vming't **Fr«wie«l FnujKe," stagrxi itui tiiftvtrhl h\ Mr. K«geJK IJ, Gxh bgljrt, $.}.; ind "'CtttJcr Ciet* Yout
SENIORS TO PRESENT DINNER DANCE, PICNIC
Trap and Field dob, Evans Park Scene of Affairs
A. J. Bldcher, SJ., to Preach
The Sctiior Class of 1936 ^vill ccniplrte its undergraduate aain- tirs at Canisius with two aflairs dur¬ ing the hrst week in June.
'Ilse annual Senior farewell dinner- dance will be held at the Trap and Field Club on the evening ol June 1st.    'I'hb dance, as usual, will be strictly cl&scd and present indications seens to guarantee the preserKe of the nujoirily ot the Seniors at the shoot club ofi that night.   Geiie Re$an and his orchestra will  hold  toah  from ten to three and drive away all sav¬ age thoughts ot orak and nruls. The conuniitee in charge has labored to crrjte a nnal airid crowning success for the Class o! '36.
Co-chatrnten oi the dance are Co«i- fid May and Thonias .Mc<iowan, The other committees follow: .Mujir—Clement   MahoiKy.   Paul Zirnheld.
Ci.K\t\IFRCF Cl.l U^A^.^it« J. Athn.,, pift^m; Wstltias Shi-id«;t,
tfttjsiife*. imAMATtC   A>^>C!ATION "
•J. !iif<ulfit| C*Mt!«^, { Itrtailcn!; m%A
Cim Cl.tlt^j.  MwiiiV Cm%
--¦», |>«fu4<»ti: llisiKt;^   Hufie, \ ace j pswltknl ?. SeliMii  KiiuiuiJm,,  fcccsr- "in*; iiii Joits« Hiw»lf, llrMmtti,
M)l)AUTV OFOl R I ADV"^ M^hntfl H.CianFiA!*c«»t.hs, jj'thv't; ^rijMss   KtiuiuifSkn,   wrv'iejjiry:   3kt%i
STROHAVFR    ^CIFNCF ^Cn-^VViUUni W^diisK Waiam Wiht, Mkluel IXtbfiui; aji*d tJej- i-i H4ir. diieK'iwift,
CAMFRA   Cl.l'UWdlam   J, WaM. pfntdctit; K*il  KUhi,. vk-r *«<f»i4«Uj Fdward tiillig, Kusriaiy; ^¦*>m% tjiManit4. urAwiiei; jsihI Rt»- I ''^M Mrjirr, pJcittiiijil hwtmUn.
MFNDFL   CLrU™J*a^*   VV. Huilr>',  pirsttleni; J*tob   Uui^irm,
ORDiN.ATION   '•
Rev. JcNMi^ph C Kecgan» SJ., For- mm TcAcber to be Ordained
Ro. Jit»wt»h (t, Krrgiu, $. J., will
V\\«*tjiK^t  Caliche.   \\\xia*tK*:l. j   ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ jf^ ^^jj  ^^^^ ^r \biyU.U. mt >mtd4y. Jvn^r il, \'^Mk | ^jj^j^^,   pa^,^jH>«*-    Twet«y-!aur
litli.rj Kvxjfin Hill Ik jni^'tnKfJed i»
ViyK^l'Kiy,     Me   udl   celrbtjte   hi*
Sujheticillv pJaved by John M. T%»«j!if%, wi» tlte vehicle in which Mr. Harrington casrKxl of? jevond iCting hoiwrv
(Tirat Mtisia-ct'ojt wa« felt by ev- rf^ojw cvMUttvttd with the stagistg ot the cyjitot—4 t«l! h*Ju*e, conttnued ind g<tJefou» imtik turntvhed by .An¬ thony .¦\ltco atkl hi> Rh\thni Ikiys, a eiunstold di»|'by of talent on the {virs iti ill tlte iCtOE-s., iSKi sui nv.na: cata-f-
SENIOR DANCE
(('aistis^tifJ on P^i4jiv /riv)
JUN10R_pANCE
Affair Sponsored by Class of '36 Packs Popular Country Ciub
MOVINCUP OAV
ima. '»*dfctna Muv* 4t ilw Chuich at' t)iii< l*Jidi «» Vsctoiy. FIomI Pael, N. Y.. m\ $%nuhy, J«b '^th. At ItJO A.M. To *»i»t 3iny oi FatHfi Kee^ g:4»»'» irteiid* nh** nuv wwh to write (it hiin at «[h« tifiie, Irttefi may be ad' dirwicd to Rev. Ju!irj»h (i. Kcegan, S. J., \\\*ixl>!tvl College. W'ikkI' >tix'i„ Md, At the linw ot hti Iti^t H»tetiut ma«*, letters will sejtch htui whkh are addtrwr*! to the hm^ of hi* parent* al M^ V'andeibslt A%e.. Floral Paik. N\ N',
hiHiit> betose curtain time, it kwked is ii the JuuttK entry niight ha\e to be iVitHdravta. due to m\ 3t>:\:ii\fi\t Car- r«U Keating ntet with in tlw chenui- Srv Ubor.itu!>.    However, Mr. Peter
ONEACT PLAYS
{l^i>ntisiu^J Oft ^t^e- jtt)
ORDlNATtONS {(^Vii^(irtittJ ft« f*tH lu)
*Fhe tlRirnv in behaU oi !h«* Favtilty and Student's, extend,* it* syinjMthy and requeiis tlw pravf til ol the student Kxly for the rqxvie ot the stnsl of tlnr father of Julius Ho«K>kay, '39.
J
Moving-l'p Day was appropriately clinuvctl by the datKe s|X)ttsored by the Juniorsiat the Park Club. .About two hundrevi happy couples met at tht> {Kvpular fende£\ou> to darve to the excellent nuisk" ot Don Mackett's orchestra.
'l*he chairnwn of this datKe. .Messrs. Hurley and lUin, lived up to their pro*w»es oi presenting one of the best datKts of the year, and nuich credit is due them for their untiring efforts to niakc this a Htting high¬ light, both sjxially and fiiuncially, for the activities of the third annual Moving-1"p Day at Canisius.
Sp<vial favors in the fonn of white carnations were presenietl to the men in altendaiKe at the affair and this novel idea caught the fancy of the
Canisius College will close its sixty fifth year with the annual Commence¬ ment E.xerciscs on Saturday and Sun¬ day, June 6 and 7.   The Baccalau¬ reate    services    will be held at St. I Vincent's church at 10 o'clock on Sat¬ urday morning.    A    luncheon    will follow these exercises at which the Faculty will be the hosts to the class of  1936 and all Canisius graduates who will attend.    On Sunday, June 7. the CommerKement Exercises will be conduaed at the Elmwood Music Hall at three o'clock in the afternoon.
The Baccalaureate  w'll  begin   at Canisius College on Saturday morn¬ ing.    The   graduates  wnll   assemble wearing caps and gowns and with the Faculty will march in procession to St. \'incent's Church where a solemn high mass will be sung at 10 a. m. V'eni- Rev. John A. Weismantel, V. F. .-V. B.  1902   will   be the   celebrant. Rev. Nelson W. Logal. A. B. 1931 and Rev. Walter L. Hatch. A. B. 1931 will be Deacon and Subdeacon. Rev.  William  E.  Gardiner, A.  B. 1931  wai be the .Master of Cere¬ monies.
The Baccalaureate sermon will be preached  by  the    Rev. .Anthony J. Bfeicher. S. J., Socius to the Very Rev. Fr. Provincial of the Maryland- .\'ew ^'ork Province of the Society of Jesus.    Fr. Bleicher, before entering the Society of Jcsus» was a member of the Cla^s of 1916.    At the con¬ clusion of the ceremonies in St. Vin¬ cent's Church,   the   procession   will again fonn and make its way back to the college.   Here the graduates will I be guests at a luiKheon in the college rill
On the ne.vt day, Sunday. June 7,
the   CoiumetKement   Exercises   will
take place at the EIntwood    Music
Hall, on the corner of Virgiiiia and
Elmwood. at 3 p. m.   The exercises
will Ix'gin with the procession of the
Faculty  and  graduates  in  academic
cap and gown.   The Rev. James P.
Sweeney, S.. J., President of Canisius
College, will confer the degrees upon
the members of the graduating class.
The award of honors will follow. At
the Commencement, honors will be
conferred on members of the Class of
1936.
JUNIOR DANCE {Cmtinued en pug^ /«•«•)
COMMENCEMENT
(Continued o« page six).