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              VOL. XXI.
SOPH DANCE
HUGE SUCCESS
To thto lAnt.t~.lizlng tbythms of
Jll!'k r;:nd nnd hiJJ orch~~tru, th('
~opbumures of Na.zaret.b Coll~gc
•nd th('ir hnnd!Wmc e.scorts dnneed
" wnndcr!ol Soph Hop int.n e-xi.Bt­c:
nte in nn inJ;tenious r.treet tlnnct"
<"tting, tlt!signt•d by Clultc 0' Bri­tn
nn•J Sue K1·aft, in e!hnrge of
tbe Oec:orutions t'ommittcu,
Prcttily-dl'<'Orated t.nb l e~. n park
li11Mh, "No Parkin,:r'' •Ign•. A
l{uyly det•ornted pop stand and
atreel sign!' bearing the names
Faculty Row, Soph Alley and
Band Street. lent n trans£o1·mcd
outdoor ntmosphere to the gym.
Vuring int.~rmission, the Sopbs
tnlcrtnincd the.ir gues~ with IC\'·
ttt'il numbers of exceptional wortb.
Among th" vocalists were Gcot•gia
Connor, Kay Fox, Libby Murphy
~md n lrio eomposed oC Roberu
.Murtha, Do1·is K<!nn~dy and Betty
Wblte. An n1-tiRtie and highly np.
predated dance done by Fawn
Schetfel and Louis OiGlulio round­ed
out the p•·ott"Tam.
.4.ntong the fneulty membE:nl
whose presence heightened the
tuccess of Sopb Hop were Doctor
and Mrs. Mourant, Doctor nnd
y,._ E .. thru.n, and Mrs. Murtha
Morgan whose daughter and het"
tJK:Orl nc~ompanied her.
Oandng along on pink clouds
with lbeir dates were Doris lncnvo
and Alary Ann Winder, co-chair·
mtn of the dnnc~. for whom mnny
\llttl.1k1. of rJlnnning and worrying
bttd culminated in 8 wo.ndedul
~ucee.t<..-.. A)so seen floating around
tho dnnc~ lloor were: Millie Okol·
o\Klcr., vict:-lll'i:'!o!ldftnt or Under­KJ'RII,
and het• t-AC(Irt; Mnr~· Ka~·
O'Stlllh·an nntl Tiny BAuer, Mn-ry
t-men Sh('a nnd T<1m Ket.mun.
MJtr)· Flop~ J'nd lA.>nnil! Oh•k,
Marit• Amntuzio and Be'' Patter·
wn. Sue Krn!t and Tom Elliot.
Muriel Meyer nnd Marty Cnlla·
han, Mary Burn~ und Gerry Dim·
h'k, Jnnn MeGO\'<.'rn nnd Chuek
Bao1.1. Peggy El)· and Jack Pur•-is.
Ro~~mnrie Lucks nnd Bill Meyers,
Ma.ry Lou Thaney nnd Ray Nor­rLo.
Barbara Willoughby and Jock
Patterson. Mary Kay Klce and AJ
Voilllnger.
AJS the dock wote around to
h,•clve and couple~ began t.o get.
on their toats, Soph Hop came to
a close, a dance that will he
laughed over or fondly remem­bered
by the Soplu! when they're
old Grnnnie.s.
Spanish Club
Plans Activities
El Circulo Espnnol, under tho
direction of Miss Guzzetta. has
thosen as its. officers, Joan Mc­Nally,
n.a Pl'esldcntl and Nancy
Riggs, Vice- President. Muriel
O'Connor o.nd Kat.hleen Murphy
are Corresponding- and Recording
S<"(retnie.s. The Tren.surer is to be
from the Spanish I Class.
Membel'Ohip Is open to all the
&eeond year and advanced sto­dcnta
of S1o•nish. The girls in tho
Spanish I Class will be invited t.o
join alter January exams.
Plnns for iuture meetings aro
dp11ing nlong, according to Joau
McNally. Thoy will be conducted
in Spanish, and will not. only ac ...
qut1int the. girls with Spanish food,
ways o! Jiving, and customs, but
will give them an insight into the
parsonsllty o! our neighbors to
!he south.
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liBRA
NAZARETH COLLEGE, ROCHESTER, N. Y .. DECE1fBER 14, 19•15 No. 2
a~""~ Sodality Union
~ May The Christ li\ Holds Meeting
W Child Bestow li\ On Sundny. November 19. the
~ On You The li\ n..,t offici•! meeting of the n•wly.
NOVEMBER RETREAT CONDUCTED BY
REVEREND FRANCIS W. KEARNEY
Blessings Of li\ it) Union was hold in Auburn.
T/ C' . ~ Two husloads of noche~ter Sodnl .. l S Co1·med Roehe~t('r Student S<H.htl· 1 Christlike Simplicity
Humbles Audience
•e or1stmas ~ i•U., lncludinJc Fnthcr Mor1ohy and
Season li\ Fnth••r O'Connell. mode tbe trip
. 'ri on n lovel)· nutumn dny nnd met
JJ:I[~.~~··~.~~ with delegates from Auburn, Gen-
Dramatic Club
Produces Comedy
The o~ning play of the sea.son,
at Nazareth. was given Decem·
ber 3rd and 4th, by Sister Helen
O&niel'a d.ro.mn students.
The p1ay, ''The Torch Bcal"et'8,"
by Georg<> Kelly, is n play within
a play, concerning a group of ac­tors
and their production.
1'he cast included Doris Anne
Flaherty. and fl-ank Donelly. • up­ported
by Noreen Ca,·ey, Alildt·ed
Clarke, Barbat·a Lounabury, Mary
Agnes U$her, MnJV1lrCt Maey
Fcene)~. aud in tho mule roles,
Gerald Dennis, Robert Anselm,
James White, Abe ·william Cook
nnd John Nugent.
Maa·y Quinlan, .Mary E. Lee,
Cynthia Smith, Rosemary Lux and
Jean Kreher supea-vised the makc­UJ>
work done back atnge, while
lletty Gnrdner and Pat •"ebr
played the roles of bu~iness man­g'('
rto for tht'! piny, whon: coJttumc
designers were Anne Gouse and
Josephine Slatte•·y.
The P:l.age ta·ew intluded Eluine
KoliMnik, Ruth Kenned)', l\ta•'}'
Betty Kee~un, IT!.'h;u O'N~ll, Mar}'
E. MtJ,genhan, M&rilyn Mogenhnn.
Virginia Ree\'("to, Esthr•r Rognn,
GerxJdint' ~hwnrt~: nnd Kath~rin ..
Knnnt.
Kay Temmermnn, Betty Gosling
nnd Pot .McNally were respons-­lbh.•
fnr properti~, while Jnnet
Kno pJl and Helene Myers were
in charge or lighting.
The stage manager is Joan Put·­ccll,
nsaistcd hy Put TR)'loa·, Rob­crt
.Brady. and Laurence GJei­chauf.
\Vith a cast and erew like this
dll·cctod by Sr. flclen Daniel.
"The Torch B~arer·' proved to be
\'er)l' en-tez:tn.in-ing. - Seniors Fete Faculty
Tho faculty, tho senior cla88,
and Santa Claus met. for the an­nual
Senior- Faculty Chrlslmllil
banquet on Sunday eveninr, De­t"
erubor 9, at sbc thirt-y ninn~r
wns served in the school ca:feterin,
to wbich Augustn C.oS<!ntino and
Mary Ann Ludwig had given the
magic toueh of holiday decorn·
tiona..
Studcnt.a and teachers alike go
mcJJow over the deliciou:J dinner
arranged by Mar)' Schenk. And
teachers nnd $tudentJs alik~ hihn·
iously (tl·eeted the gift.. di$b1but,.
ed to each member or lhe rnculty
hy Snntn Claus Ka)' Cutler as part
of the skit written b)' Helen :Mur·
rcr. Freshman typists will be glacl
to lmow that Sister Josephine
Louise was remembered with an
cra~;er whitb she promised to
share with any worthy mc.mbcr of
h!!r dns.s. Sophomore& should real ..
ize that they haven't lived untU
they make Father Lint• model his
new mittens. Junjors might well
share the anticipntion of the
Seniors for the day when Father
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eva. Hornell, nnd Elmira. Pn1
Mm·ks t•end n chapte.r from Falhl'r
llclnney·s Wo UHer l hee, and foi­JO\'\'"
ing a M e.ntal PrnyN·, the Lit­any
of Loretto and ··t<>JUe Hoi)·
Ghost," the otllcers wl!re Intro­duced.
Mary Anne Ludwig, Union
President, conducted the meeting.
Delegates !rom the \'Arious Sodal­ities
reported on their acti\rities
"rbc mnin business of the meeting
vnt$ to dis.cuss and amend the con~
stitution as drnwn up by our dele ..
gnles at 11 meeting in Geneva on
October 28. When the meeting was
concluded, we aJJ renewed ae­qaninbt.
nces at a deliciouJ chicken
.t1. ln king suppt>r served in the ball.
1'he homeward journey found u&
N.F.C.C.S. HOLDS
CONFERENCE
1·eeiting the Rosary Md then in- How to win the pence in the
dulging in a good old-fashioned
f\Ong fe!Jt. Sin~e we are to di~cnse post .. wnr worJd through Christ({ln
with meeting for the winter Jiving was dif!cu~cd at the recent
months, the next gct-togeth~r is N F.C C.S. (National Feden'ltlon
!'lnled -for Apa·iJ 7 in Elmirn. of Cntholie College Student!.) Senior Class
Entertains Frosh
Il wtt!'l tt lonJe tt·ek to the Ridge­mont.
Country Club for everyone
nttending ~he FreRhmnn·Senior
Tett on Sunday afternoon, Nc..
,·embct· 18. but all were trlnd the}'
tame from the mnm('nl lhe~- wc.•re
j:tt"etcd by the reception line
hl'ndcd by Ill• len M Ul'l'er.
E,·m·yont- lunk~1l so p~rtil'ular}:)•
dtWU~Utling Rs lihC dest:ended th(•
)tt:1ir" to circulnte llTound the
britlge tuble-s thnt. it took tv.o
!!l:tncl•JC and nlore for many of th('
,.:~nio~ to recognize each other.
Moht of all, however, they ('njuy<.od
mc~ting the incoming rlnss nt lb
~;hining be~t, many tor the vary·
fh"&L time.
Miss Fake, Miss Gu2.zctta, Mr~.
Morgon, Mi•• White and Father
Linh '"'ere n_mong tueult)f mem ..
bcrs who were able to ac('epl
f\athel'ine Hogtm's in\tit.tl.tions
Tea wa.s served in 1 he pleqant
liUn room overlooking- the golf
course. Mary Schenk, Vice .. Presi­dent
of the Senior Class, and
Theresa Gnllagher. chairman,
poured.
Helen Mary Bauman headed the
committee on arrangements~
MISSION UNIT
MERITS PRAISE
You've heard, haven't you, that
Lhe Fremin Mission Unit. of Naz­areth
College banded in $GOO for
the stupendous work of the
Propagation of the Faith la•t
)'ear! That's the best nntount to
date on the official record$, nnd a
great ct .. dit to nil the tlrls who
cooperated so generously on all
mission projects.
This year bids fair to top that
by a big margin b~enuse a new
and unique tlroject i.s corning up
-more about that h.lter! Right.
now, it seems enough to say that
we thJnk you're wonderful and if
Helen May Bfluman e..'\n giv~
you the detaiLs on monie.a spent.
A•k her for them. And stnnd by
lor importnnt nnnounecmenist
we think so, why be tih~· nbout.
saying so ?-so-you're wonderful!
Convention whieh wns held nl
Mercybu.rst College in Erie. Penn ..
sylvanin on Dec<'mber 1, 194Fi.
.M nt-gtln:l McDeJ"tnOtt gtP,.'C n
most jnteresting talk concerning
this matter. Yvonnt> F1·ey as. the
lnt•rnntlonal Relations Club dele-
J:nll'* did o good piece of work on
a diflcu.~.;ion o! a po,;t .. wpr orgnn~
lt.ttllon lor world {'duC'ation and
C'UitUtt-.
1\r~y Cutler, Mut·gnrct. ~\1c0f.'1··
mott. Y\·onne Frey nnd C)·ltUun
~mith with Siste-r Mnl'ie Augu~-
tine as mode1·ator enjoyeil tht
conven-tion -to t-ht'! -futle-~t extent. Sociology Students
Gain Experience
"Something new hu been added
to.- ..."
Th" senior ~ocioiOf..7 mAJora are
doing their: field work in n bJoek
of weeks, lnstea.d o! stringing it
out. from October to June in hal!~
dl..ly ruo;he$, And are they loving
itl Their (uture adjustment to
the dull routine of College !He
will be • bit problematical n!t~r
their bu.sy round of ea.se confer.
ene<e•. .,elot:od'' lut~ehoon•, homo
virsiting or what hnve you! Then,
too, tho other side of the que.stion
loonls Jarge---how can Ute Vet·
eran!l\' Administration, the Vet­erans'
Service Bw·enu. the Red
C•·oss, the City and County De­partments
of Public Wellarc, the
St.,tc Hospital nnd the Catholic
Cbarilies por.sibly do without Lha
able n!i.si!ltanc:e of these now 11ex~
fJcricneed" workers in thut very
s ubtl~ realm of human relation­t;
hips known lo the initialed as
"soeial ease work'l" AnywAy,
Helen Mary Bauman, Peggy Me ..
Strovick, Mary Trybalaki, Mary
Esther Danoby. Katherine Foley,
Vincenza Vasile~ Luci11e McMahon,
Mildred Okolowicz. Vit.n Tomn­!
elli. Vio1a Pavia, Mary Ann Lane,
Uclen Murrer, Catherine Aiello,
Margacet Feist •nd Mnrg McDer­mott
will try to tell you what they
think the answer Is, a!ter the holi­days.
Retreats may tome antl reh·eat.R
nHt)" go, but l"'uthcr Kc~t.rn<"y's
wurds lin• on fotl'ver. Yc.s, tho
three holy clay:- have JHLSSCd, and
In their wake ttr('! fht• enlh:htent.'d
minds of O\'er three hundred Nnz­areth
girls, who can now oppre ..
ciate more !uUy (;od'B :ttl .. pow"r'"
fu1 Jove for us.
The Holy Sacrifice of the Alnss
started the Retreat right, when
•II lhe student.! offered the whole
three daya up to God for their
Iamilics, s.ome loved one overseas,
or t.helr O"-'Jt needy !SOUls. And the
ftrst con!crente got. down to bU$i­ness
immedjotely.
Oo you know Cod? Unle&.ioi you
do, you can .never love him. CouJd
you love n. .F'uzzy-wuxzy upon
meeting him In t.he fitreet it you
never had seen him before1 t don't
mean bis soul, for that we cun nil
love, but what about hi& hnir, and
that ring in hi" noHe!
You think you're prel-ty S{l'OWll
up, don't you7 After nil, you're
tL college girl now--one o( the
"upp<!r cru&L" That mean~; you
mu.st be wcll-"'bre--"ld.'" As your
mind ruatun.t-.5. nnd nmasses more
and mon.. knowledge (!) so mu:st
your knowltodge of God grow ond
incr<"a&e. 1£ not. it.' a a 1 ittle WOI'$e
thnu It would he if your lovt" of
nutomobill>s never wt•nt buyond
lhu ·•Jitul'-girJ" .. tn:~t". AIH1ut ten
or fifteen )'ears ago, your fJUJlremc
dt•til•e waR n gorgt>ou~ red car,
with a ln\ltnlion~fir4'-('hie!f com ..
JliC:te with unlrorm nnd hr~ but·
tons riding in it. But nOw, yoa
pine for n ht~ciuU.i powder-blue
..-unvt•rtiblr: with p)nid St'.Ot covt•ns.
('rhe unirurnt and tlw lwn.~. hut­ton:
t ,.till look good. howe\'C:t.)
As you remember from you'r'
&lutly of Philosophy. (or IU$ )>·ou
will r(omemb(.'r, ftll c.ht: cn:r.e may
he), God iR fit. the pinnacle ot all
knowledge. nnd oni)' in the light
of 1·ellgion n.re the other b1-nnches
of knowledge unde,..tandnble. 1f
"'e a•·e to rc•aeb t.b1:1.l pinno.cJe o!
knowledge, we mu.st ~b-st &CAlC the
mountain of Earth.
.. Our hearts w~re made for
Thee, 0 Lo«f. nod restless will
they bo until they rest in 'l'hee.''
These words o( St. Augustine re­mind
u.s ol Father's warning,
''Salvation of our souls is a quu­tion
or ETERNITY."
Remembering his words on the
di~it-y of womnnhood, it wou1d
he difficult for anyona to fall from
the high pedC1!lal on which he h ..
placed them. With Mary, the
Mother of God. •• the model,
overy Naznreth College girl,
worthy oi tho name, cnn exert a
tremendous influenc-e on those
about her. AJS Christ cnme to ua
through Mttr)', so we cnn go to
Mary through Christ.
Here's hoping •>II those good Ro­t..
reat resolutions haven't gone to
the wind. It'~ been !!Ome .few
weeks now since the Retreat, and
it they't·e ~Still working, you can
thn.nk all the prayers Father of­fered
for the girls under hi$ guid­ance-
the prayers of all the facul­ty,
who expected all their students
to come baclc with rt!newed vigor
-the prayera of all the nuns, who
pray dolly for their charges.
And if those resolutions nre still
working, you can thnnk most of
all-COD.
THE TRUE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
By Lll,A JEAN HEGLE
God rest you mel'l'y gentlemen, let nothing you dismay
Rememl>er, Christ our Saviour was 1Jorn on Christmas d:ty.
In the words of one of our oldest and best loved carols
we a •·e reminded of the true spirit of Christmas.
It is an actual fact that Christ was hnrn on ChristmM
day. Hud He not been born, ther~ would be no Chri8tmas.
But He waij l~tll'll ove1· nineteen hundred yenrs ago, and it
is nl"o a fact. lamentable but actual, that with the pali<Sing
of lime, Christmas has lost much of its original !!llcred sig­nificance
in the minds and hearts of its celebrants.
Decembc•· twenty-fifth has come to mean holly and
mistletoe; fir h·ees and tins~ I; tu•·key dinners and pepper­mint
candy: partie:~ and "Fom· Roses;" gift>~ and greeting
cards; and little else.
Much lime and attention will be devoted to the selec­tion
of thnt tic which will bCllt blend with Jncl<'o new blue
suit: that dt>ll which will most please little Mary; and that
pe1·fumc which will most effectively enhance Carol's per­sonality.
Mothel· will select with meticulous care the turkey,
vegetables, and other cdiblus which will grace her table
thrnughnut the holiday•season.
Father will have to decide if the tree this year should
l1ave ornaments and a multicolored lighting efl'ect, or a
spru~·ing of white paint set off with solid blue lights.
That gown ytlu'll wear to the formal Christmas night
will have to he something strictly "out of this world." Jack
might come through with a white orchid.
You ha vc at least a hundred people to whom you must
send Christmns Cnl'(ls, and you still can't decide whether
you want the pink ones with the blue scotty dogs or the
green ones with the red reindeer.
Oh my. the1·e's just no denying the fact that the Christ­mat<
season i• the busiest and most hectic of the year. You
~carcely ha,•e lime to do all the things that simply must be
dune!
Now. just (or an hour, stop I Climb into your coat and
stadium hoots and we'll t.'lke a slow walk at·ound the block.
IL'• about ~even in the evening, da•·k and ttuict. YouJ' hoot.~
make no sound ail they move through the deep snow cover­ing
I he walks. lt's i!till snowing a litlle and you'llnotice, if
,vnu look about, that the streetlights lend a sparkling beau­t~
· t<> the l>UI't! whiteneR~ of trees 1111d bushes.
'!'his i~ about the hour when most of your neighbors
nre j ust finishing their dinner, so you can be reasonably
sure thal your meditation will proceed undisturl!cd. That
iw why we are taking this quiet walk, you know. We have
some tall medi!aling to do.
Fil'l!t, crowd into the dark recesses ol you•· mind all
tho$e terribly important thlngs you must do with only
eighteen shop1)ing days left till Christmas.
Nllw, raise your eyes and take a good long look at
those stars. They've been there for a long time. They were
there abo\lt nineteen hundred years ago on a certain holy
night the night which is indit·ectly responsible for your
present slate of confusion.
And now, ask yoursel( this pertinent question: "Am
I prepared in the ~t•·ictest interpretation oi the word, for
l'hristmas day?"
We will here declare a five minute pause. At least five
minute~ nre necessary to a thoughtful consideration of this
ttu~slion. Because, by lhe "strictest iuterprctation" of the
wot•d "prepl\red" T mean1 "Ate you prepared to celebn:\te
wilh Christ, as He would wish it, His birthday?''
When you buy those gifts, do you remember that that
''t •m originated with th1·ee wise men and not with San­l'l
('lau•?
D·> you •·eftect on the cause for your light-hearted
" :t)'ety at this time of the year above all others? You are
'•lPPY berause Jesus Christ assumed human form, thereby
!•ringing about the sah•ation of mankind. On that night in
al;le at Bethlehem. the light and hope of the world was
horn! Everyone was unspeakably happy, and your happi­ness
in 1945 should be uo less great than was theirs in the
~·en•· l.
It is natural to manifest boundless joy by means of
celebration. That is why we enjoy a Christmas least and
decorative array.
Misery and joy have company, We want our friends
to share our feeling of joy so we send them a greeting­a
Christmas card in which we co1wey our sincere desire
that they too, will join us in celebrating the blessed occa­sion
of Christmas.
I find extremely amusing, the outward expressions
of joy and !utile celebt·ation at Christmas, of those who
pr ofess absolute disbelief in the existence of Jesus Christ.
THE GLEANER
Well, you're back at your own home again. We hope
you've enjo~·cd your hom· of meditation. We hope you'll
carry the fndt~ of this quiet walk, through ~·ou•· life. Above
all we hope your Christmas will have a deeper, more beau­t
iful "ignificanre now.
Tncidcntally, there were no ~cotty-dog~ in that ~tat,)~
111 Bethlehem. \\'hat cnuld he a mol'e appropriate C'hl'ist­mM
greeting than a card bea•·ing a picture of the Chrilit­mas
scene?
Make the most of the eighteen shopping days left
' until Chri~tmas. But •·ememher the most important part of
TOAST TO THE BRAVE
(Dedicated to my Godmother)
They fell, th•l· hied; their livts,
their all th~y gave.
Thew wete the fll(!n we cnlled our
1'hattletront bril.\'e."
Wt• prnyed, wu 1!1·i~d. we longed
for iheir return,
Their lh·e~ stole off like the breeze
in n lacy fern.
These wer(• th~ mortals who car·
ried lht! lo:ulcd gun,
But the loaded hcnrt is n victot"}'
never won.
Yes, tthe w)\o gave not one. I
know, but two.
And never lost her smile or
mndc life blue,
She ble••ed all five as lhcy set
out. to roam,
And welcomed onl)~ thl'ee when
th(•y c:nme home.
Whnl enrlhly wron~r could WUI'­rnnt
pain like this?
Since the time ~the gave hC'r flrsL
o monthe1·ly kiu,
Since the time m)' firl't repentant
vawJt t~.hc :spoke,
My sin extinsruished nnd gon~ with
candle r-moke,
A second mother M-he ha:. bl1cn to
me,
My heut is full to lhink of thnt.
riven three,
Left now to llll th~ plaC:c!'> o! nil
five,
Belnsr but three, no mutter how
hurd they st1·ive.
ThP older of tbe two mado Mtu\6
hi!' life.
And gnininio! God and heaven '"''ns
his strife.
lils earthly height was ordinntlon
your Christmas is that you mny all))roach Lhe altar at Holy
1\!ass and receh·e into you•· heart the Auth<H' of the mo5l
wonderful day in the year.
IMPRESSIONS
By MARION R. GROSSER
If first impre:<.~ions should necessarily be lasting, few
people who knew that Christ wns the son of a simple car­penter
and his wife Mary, and that he was horn in a cave,
would ha\'e paid much attention to him. E\•en a first im­pression
of him gained many yea1'!1 laler as an exceptional­ly
fine man who went about living off the land and preach­ing
a t1uite astounding doch·ine would not have Rufficed to
make them realize that this man was the Son of God.
How much right we have to depend on the impres­sions
people give us at first meetings is based not only on
the honesty of that pe•·son, but also on the amount of tol­erance
we possess. Few of us have these virtueR in suffi­cient
strength to depend on OUI' judgments very far. Think
of someone you know \'e•·y well. Now think of what you
thought of him or her when you first made his acquaint­ance.
You often wind up laughing at yourself, whether
~·ou'\•e been considering t he teacher who drew forth the
best you've yet given. the girl you b·ust with your most
secret thO\Ights, or the boy you fell in love with.
Aa we grow older, the art of discretion, and it is 8
b·ue art, begins to develop. But along with it should also
de,•elop a ce•·lain dish·uat in oul·$elves. Any student of a
subject realizes how Uttle he really knows about his course
of study. Any student of human nature is aware of how
much more there is to any person than what meets the eye.
Ask a social worker how far he trusts hi$ judgment of n
case before he visits Lhe subject's home.
Did you ever have to rush out on an enand in such a
hurry that you had to wear the oldest coat in your closet
because it was the only thing you could find? Maybe you
came sh·aight across the path of the hnndROme boy who
just moved in down the sb·eet, and wondered miserably
whnl he must have thought of you. You'll meei hund•·eds of
people as wonderful as yourself who, through shyness. or
hidden t •·oul>le, or fear of misunder~tsnding, or just plain
diffe•·ence from you, will greet you hastily clothed. That's
why there are so many more people worth knowing than
we realize. It's one of the messages of Christmas--the one
lime in the year when people carefully clothe their faces.
but more, let the light shine through.
~ay,
Hill R••luiern was not too fur away. T H E G L E A N E R
He ~egged to se•·ve hi• country NAZARETH COLLEGE
nnd hio God, PubliOfttioo Olliee: George P. Burns PrC88, Ine., 4fl-51 North Water St.
And soon upon the s tardu.st ntrect.a
he trod. ~~
Go~ :.:: r~'~h;•;:.~~.~.o tako him Publi>hcd Monthly
Tho Studenu. oC Nazarclh Collego, Roeheoter, N. Y.
A• He hnd reaoon when this ll'rinL ==========================
he ~we.
P'-'•·haps to keev th3t son from
helng alone,
a~ took h .... r younge~t, too, not. yel
full grown.
With the flrst one's deotb went
baJC he:r heart,
Attd '1i1 bambino'' took a part.
And the only wny they nil ohnll
reunite
Ls in that meeting. now a dim -fol·e­aighl.
The Lord hath g-iven, nud ~o He
tttkes awnr,
As flowers we pick UJ)Qn a sum·
m(!r da)',
And ~;he ~tecepta, and never her
sweet. eyes flH,
For this to he-r is merely God's
own will.
I tnis\l n toast to those like her,
I speak
In hope to find such \'irtues as
I seek,
To find the (>ath we all Corevor
crnve,
And be near God as are her
VOL. X.'l:l FRIDAY-DECEMBER H, 1915 No 2:
f!DITOR·lN-OH lEP'. £wo•lyn M Drh·•r
BUSlNESS MANAGER--·-- .... --·--····- ....... _,_ .. ···- ·-··-·---ltlta E. Mab11r
UI)S(.N&SS STAt'F
Vlnt«n'lll Vulla l'~ol.rt<la Mub 8(!H)' Mull'•hY
ASSOCIATE F.DlTORS.-----·------Clar• Kan•, y.,.o,m• Jo. . ,..,.
NEWS £Ul'1'0R----···---·-------···-·-·-·-·----··· ·- _, .. Uf!ler~ Murtu
Nl!W~ S'rAFP
MariCio Cron~r E1unor llumphr.y Uarba,. Lon1bury
Ma,.ar• l ff'hl Ro .. mafY Lu4Ckl Vl1'1tlnla RH'-G•
Mary E•ther 0&111/'hY Ntirin• Care)' IJnr-bn"' Ludwhc
PEA'fUltE E..u!TOJL _ -- ... --- ..MU¥att~l )la_ry MaloT
t~I?:A'T'UfU! S"t'AJo'f'
Janet KnapJ) l.._u1da Taylen Lila Jnn B•l•
SOCl&TY i':OITOR.. ----·--·----···--·-·-- Ab('CI .bd(len
SOClETY S'rA PP
Dorl• Ann FlaberiY Jeanne UO<"hm Nane)' JUctrA JGnc IIndy
SI'ORTS t::OJTOJL ... -···--· ·--··· ·- ...... --.... ·-· --·····-·Ma.ry Mart.taret. .Kellltk
SPOH'l'S STAPF
Aru1e Br•noa.n
CIRCULATION MA:NACER. .....- ~--·. . ----·. .· ---··-; Marga"'t!l Ow4n
ALIJMN"A& P.DIT()JL.. .... _, _ ·---·--... - ·-·-·-.. - Jo•raneu M. Ennl1
DRAMATlC El>JTOR--···----·-----·-···---·--·-.Kalb1ottoi'J Tertl.mto.tm.a.a
'on.AMA1'tC $TAJo'Jo" ao .. mary DeU Laura Loul•• SkakuJ
MUSIC EDlTOR----·---·------·---· Carolyn llohMaoc
MUSIC S'rAPP
Jhlen D'Arer Mildred Clarke Ro.•m.,y Lor'lu So-an Wl•l'"
PICTURE EDI1'01t.. _ , _ , _ .. ,,._ .. _ .... - .. ·-· ··-·-·--·----H~e Deerecorlo
PtCTURE STAPP
Dettt llndley Jrl•r-t CroeS..ta S7l•la lo'nna.ndn. Ma.ry Ellen Shea
ART 'EOtrOR .. -··----·-·----·--.. --.. ·-----·--· .. -· .. --··-M• ey Quinlan
REWRJ'l'E EDITOR ... ---------·----~------Cat.horln • 8er17
EXCIIANO& EDlTOR.._ ... __ .. ____ ....... , ___ .. ___ .. __ . .JaC'Quelln• Lelb
HJ::.AD TYI'IST.------·---·----------EUH.I'l Cortott.
~ ON STAGE I n.. r•c•"• ••d •tude ... ~'\' extend ainc.ore •yrnpalhy to
Marie Kirk and Joa..o Mac.. I
~ATTE NTION~~
~ ALUMNAE • "'\:"".,
Thrt•tlOI ut the Dt.•portmcnl of
lh•olth "nd S•fet)•. Anne )Iori•
~tltulftor t1 working for the Bonrd
uf R•luentluu in th• Uoehl'"ll'r (1(.
flt·t» of th• Trad~ 'fl'll.l'h~n· Train ..
tnll Oftlc•.
Thy Will Be Done
ltn~ie scuffed the leavet' with
the tofo"' of her well .. worn ~addle
ahnet~. She \\'A--"' h~ading flu t ht•
Ot•an's offic-e, but she t~idt"·trtltkrd
at thf> c-hrtpt>l which ov~r,.hadowt>d
lht• ca.rnpuF. Tht' f.hort Ta) 1 4Jf ther
eutumnal 1un rm:tct>d tht· Jllklft•
glU! \\;ndow. and made rt Juuk
Ukt' something out nf an art p) ..
ler,r. Ju antique walls w4:-~ cov·
end wnh fvy and sumr.ho\\ M IJ;·
IC14! felt. comfortablt' .,..itbin tht'm.
Olton obo had stoppod th•re be­fok
clatka iD the morning or jU$t
befo~ ~h~ went to bed at night.
thai it~. if SUter Rerme:n¢ild haJl­Pf'ned
to ~ •ull workin~: around
at that hour. and Ma,ai~ bad
.:aught • faint ghm~J'"e of light
rtealin.- out into the darkneti..
!\ow Man.~e had a ~pecial reaa...m
fur stopping. God wu always
home and Mady to Ji.st.en to her.
Mtm) }lltt}'l WI'IUt•n aiiUUl lht' FaFiao• on the de.alh of their
wat· ha"'" not hrul I ht't fluw.-r tu htOlbon and Eileen CorloJ'l
L~t'A tukt• om"" gttnt'tttl llt'Wil
finr.t tht. time>. The first t.ir ht>Jttl·
liner ill tht' Alumun~ Ch1i1-Cmu
Dam•e to lw held un De<"tnth•·r :!tl
etn lht' Sheratnn !-ltarlisrht ltf10f,
aff'1 ,., lht .\nwnc·an lttldif'l'w~ /UII on the death of her father.
~hi tho "Jlut)' lt•not" h) Juhn
1
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J•atrick.. ~!though a c•,mtody, lh• l ' BLIND DATE
1,1,.>· nseU hu a aer1ou• and ~r­fffrh,
· plot, and etont~.ra arnun.d
1 be pruvub1al IJtyl!lJC. Sc:•rruw ~
born in • hasty hrart/'
Tbro t'ntire aetion uakn Jllac• ln
a ron' al ""' war��f of " Uritbb
C.#rneral HoJpltal In th• rr.ar of
thf'l .\~rn.IJgrrna Front. John
Oall, a t'ompanthely new 1taar,
both to th• dnc-ma and "'foot­lighu,
·· talu:a th• , .. n of thoe hast}
but 1ovf'able 8<-<,khman.
Thl"' ,·onvalt"Kc-nt •ani Is mad~
up of 1111 difftrrnt charaC'ltor'l whn
portreyc-d mton frt•m all fU\rla of
the world. Tht' t'Mpnthy ht:lwee.n
11urhcnc~ and ft('l0f'l wnt 10 vivid
that ont' fth llkt• cryin¥ and
laughinr: at thto jO.)' ar.d JI!Orrow of
tht' ulav. The f(lnlinino lead wu
handled clev('tl)' b.>· Mar)' Stunrt
Mtu:Donald, who took lht> JU,rt of
tht' nunc- "MfirQ:ttre.•t.'' who wu
... n angt'!l of Ah~•·cy" nrountl the
word. Th<• play. ullhough It ho•·o
tht.• ('drO)ftrkA Of MOtrOW, t:l1d('d
hap)lily lor n il conrei'IHHI, t'IJIC•
c it~.ll y for thl' Scotchn'lttn who
C'lalm(ld the nuru Mllrgftt'\!t for
his "lauie."
With the downh•·•t of Artuo•
Rodzin·k~'l baton, tht' opening of
tht' 19.1~ Rochexter Philharmonic
got unde-r way. Atr. Rodtinllki
t·hol'l£' &1'1, his t\'t'nlnR""• workx:
1. Chorale--Johannt SdlMlian
Bath.
:!. S)·mJ,hony in C Minor-No.
6, OpG7-Ludwi« von Ut~thCJven.
3 Ot\'hf' tra1 Sulttt from lhto
Ball•t, "Appalachian Sprtnr"­,\
arnn <"oPt>land
.a Mcond ~uit~ fN)m th41! Ualltt
.. Daphnia and ChiC>t!'' -\laurier
Ra.u·l
Th~ t'icnlnK'• pmormanc• wu
f'XC'f'lltnl and Rtk·hf'attt m\ltt(' loT·
ton ontt apin had th1 05•5tOrtun.
It) of htoarinlt one of Anttrl4."1l'l!
C)Ubtlndinr 1ymphonic tomJuc•
WINDOWS
Ah, 'tl• a "ron,•ful" ub)cct.
ft.)wn throutth tht> ngut, th,·-.c•
•nculnr ,.~~rtun•J hnvtt lwt•n tht~
nntert of int~n.•Ht In OVt•ry way.
W1ndnw• hnv" ~omt., tu b" Ollt.' of
tbo,t• nfct•&l'ltlu t~i.\ldum ftJWt<'tint·
t'd by mnn.
A wintlow lw u. Vt'r)' •tunny nnt.l
t'mollonRI rut•t•hnnl~m. l•~or month111
1t w1ll tltBnd in wl<m)· t:ilcnct!. AM
tt'tHI& uf nlin t•nur,.t.- tluwn itt
;~-mnnth. cht")' chet'kJI, it.a &Jiathy
ttlll Jtf't~<itt.a~. V..'ht•n •ome unftel·
ang individufll tnt• to fC,Jr('t' lL
optn auddtnl)', it itnpl~hl)· tt'IIIMtA
In wintt:"r 1t Ia imprb(tnt<d by a
ttorm truh: tn tutnntf'r It I• thut
up hf'hind " •'-·ret'n. The only
JnodH of t'.Xpre.oion nllotttd to the
lu-·ly windtlw are Ita reti.tt.ant
urf'Nh at btinc opened and ill
monotonuut rattltt on • "'indy da)•,
.Su~ ll1t.'l ~ '- 110 '"' t.L~' need vf
intt'rpnlinl' the wlnttow because
it hu &O h1dden qualitita.. ln fact,
)'OU can a.H dtar throuah it.
Enryon~ hu an opinion of the
window •·h~tht.•r ht ~xpr-..~• lt ur
not. Morter tuhordinattd the win ..
dow to the dour in hi'l -.qy "On
[)()Qn.." Thi:. wa•. I btlin·t, a triflt'
unfair. Afte-r all. you ('an onl)· aro
out throurb a door, whereu you
un both l~Jtvt by a \\·indow and
"'~" through it too. A buay h!JUIIt·
wife -ould conllirler a window
m\'rt'ly a• t~anwthinsc nu .. rifi to b~
waah~d; a dreamer, on tht.1 other
hnnd, woulrl t'Ail it an indl"p<.'nJI·
ihlr Lo<~l of hi" JlrUftsKinn. Tu the
uninforrnl'd lttllett, thu window ia
an obt'tnclt\ which rctnrdll hl11
procrcNJ. Att for m~. "glvo me the
window or sclvc me denth," And
now to eiiCIIJW from thiM rctitn.1 on
windows, 1 ahnll take.~ tu th~ neAr•
('St window.
SUZANNE TIERNEY
Jo ru•t. bu KRthered on the pump- Sludenu of the ("olltgt! attt C'llr•
kin, u c•n the t•aropu.", CAU$iDg dialh In~ited. Thi.J dan'-·er is to Mt
C'ollegiat.ea to fJlOrt las mutf5 and fo~al and it 1a lhe firat d&nC'et
1.tadlum boots as ,.·arm 1U tb~ ~ld in H'VIl'nl )'ean. ~o lr1'1 all
bat'k •t up! ,
Iarke 11baid C'reaUons that LIZ LE£ The us o. C'antf'('D &I the" K
t"blnu to •h•p up in a!"'*' JM!'riod! of C. is atill bein« tponwred bt
banC'e.t. tetu. «"-XAm.a., boUda, ... an. lbt' AlumnaP on Sanda)· morn•nc
lidflaliOns and c:limuea all :~v.-oop Anyont!' v.·ho wiahH to t.ake a hand
in this tndt-a,·or will bet •·t:'IC'Omt>d.
togt'thu to make Sovember and So" for the partirulan:
ll«tm~l'r lhet moat exeiting StartinK with tht! Clau of '3 •
munthB of the year! Seniors are '"~ find that Lillian Roatnbal'h
mnkm,- the1r tint dent in the fen· Boyee. president of thf' Alumna(',
•Jer ot the world by Practice att~nded an executive boarbd11,m1n.~.l -.
tng and Hm•·•nnual
Tt:aching and Fidd Work, and mef'ting or I. F. C. A. (lnttrnn·
man)· an the anecdot(!s: Picture tiona) F~deration of Catholic
the txt"ittment at lhe Friendly Alumnae). Lillian i• • lru~tttf" of
Jlomt' when Millie Okolowicz ar· the c,r-pnh:ntlon The mef"tlna- waa
1·ivcc.l fur obfl~rvatlon- by n\is.- held in Albany on Oetoht.•r l2 and
tRkv! Three ~('t-.8 of !!!larry ey~a re. 18. Lueille Brady Calll\hlm, who
veAl that Beuy Keller, Mary Lom· ha.8 been Hving- In 1'tmn("tl~~e with
budo ILr\ll Laura l..oui•e Skakuj her husband and fl:l.x c:htldren, hRa
are ~ngngt"d! Our lit.llt" o)' CoUege tn('lved bRck to Rut hester. El('anor
Wnt('h Bird is getting brainitis Crol,r Regan and her hu.~~~bnnd "I'C
t •·om kee11ing b-ack of that ~~Third ifOing to take up their rel'id~lltt.'
tlllger. left hand.', And for some· in Boston where he is speclnlh;:ing
thing n~w and blut--try to lake in Neurology. Knthle<'n O"OI'ien
H• lan Sapienn"• Navy ring! hnz token a libl'ary po•ltion at
Hltlden talent: Altllea Helm- Michigan Stat.e Univel"'lity.
boldt, Bev Booth, Doloro• Brr•nt. Moving up, we havf' 1he c.-Jn,.,. of
Ma..ree Eaterheld and CGmpan)' fn 32. Mildred Burke Nugent waa
their tumbling act un Field Da}·· in Rocht5ter rectnlly ()11 a viAh
w, fenred for )'tlUr bones:, kids! (rom her home in 1llinoi!l, Marion
And 10me of lho~e delicious apple o·.seil Ide and her hu~band. I
JlU<'ken to thfl "freak-'' ahow- lieutenant. Commander ft<'t'ntl)•
Carol, Ja.c.kie., Elaie, Alice - you di~harget.l from the Nl\')', hevf
Wf't'e \lo'Onderful! How's about an moved bat.k tO Rocht,.ttor. n~­autoQ'raphed
pictW'e! mary Sc-hitrerli is orpnlzing tht'
!\ew"y: Jeanne BoeJun ia .. f'X· totatf for tht- St. Andre•'• St>m•
plorinr her mind'' with AJbert E. nary .on,·e with Father Randall.
w io-m in the dail)"' Demoerat. Up to this timto tthe ha11 bf'«"n dolnc
.\nd •peakilll' of the IH.mOC"rat. go,·ernment library work. Mar)'
who ere the mytteriou& ena.ips Feene)• iw working for th• Board
wbCJ ha,·e been visiting with Helen of F..duc:ation doinc hom.- econom·
Kammer over the obituary col- Jcs work. Margaret Cardn~r Whit•
umn• bourne it no .. tt."a ..- hintt Math at
\ bi.- welcome to AnA Matthews Ea.c;.t RochHter. Flo rene• \" t'tte-r
mul Helea Delaney to the e)at; ... of i3 working !or tht:t Bolc-~r-Ciark
'49; and a million pni~ to Ja.o«- lnsunnce Compan) ht"rr '" the
Briab•ne and Sue Wicc for the I city. Marsraret Sntith Ia \\orkinl'
IIUt•t.•t"ss of the Fro"h class l'iong- in the Fed~ral Social &ocuril) ot ..
tt'• the kind to -~tand up and tice in Bo:-llon.
cht."tor' Mab~1 P€-rtlot." of '33 ha:'l ju"L
Dun't ~vn ~a}· Freahrue.n aren'c btoen mttrried to f~rank Eaton and
~:=~~:r:~o~i~:;::P i;:~e.th: ~:;b ~\~::~o~e~d:;~,w~~t~:ri:te h~~~~a~:
ver) soon. J•n• Bra.dy 18 allotted o( '34 w~ mn.rrh•d un No\'t'n1bt:'r
uno; whll ICOIA the other, Ginny! 2 l to John T. Wel<h, Jr.
Mn.ry Bayn~, '·ll, Ia teachln,i
New York "hath !nta.J ~harms!" this year .ot WclletiViJir.
Undt•r her spell wert." Ki.uy Fiah .. Jam~ O'Brien, ·~a. iH wol'kln.r in
er, Altoon O'Do• nnd Jean Swee- the pubHtlt)' depnrtm<"nt of H~puh ..
ney lor an Aulumn weekend. lie Pic-tures. Belly Sullivan, who
1'h~ ra.ttle of needles rather has bet~n teuchin~r in 1\mnwnnda,
than the raltlc.o of buuea ia heard ia working at Bau:IK'h and l.omh.
(ur mile tudor~ you come upon :-.low to1• f'iOme n1or~ n<·v. • from
J•anne Lennon, Ruth Stutc.hbury the CJA&."' of '.ati: Loui"t" Brah<IO
and Donie Weh.ner creatin' cardi· i.s working for AnttrJran AirlJntoa
pn~t! Whtn wtt aee the finished ,_t LuGuardie Field. J~annt' Chi·
p1uduet, here·a" !>!lOlfan aJI read)": a\•aroJi and Mary Jrannt• Meyer
"Knit Toa:etht-r!'' wiJI be found at Taylor lmtru·
h"a t4• ,·ery rood to se.eo Ann naent in the Scienlift<" dt"'J'Utrtment.
8reftna.a and Ma.rie Kir&r back ~tman Kodak hu thre-tt effiC'it'nt
with ~ ateajn - C'Ases of m.ii.s:in' ~ttr~tariE-1. namel)' Marit di
... t: mt~ ~ ~ Geo,-,io, Loi.i Stoller and Belt)
Pau IJit' lti, Jar l't. Wt'll .... e: xut
)OU all ftnd up for date fo1· the
Junlot l'tum. You "'·ere ratht-r
JudCJ' tO aet 011\". JOU kno\\', )'our
natuf" wu almost at th• •nd uf the
bltnd da•• liat..
Jant:"l: Oh1 \\'hat'• b .. hl:t-!
l'aultn.: \1 •11-11-1-
lant-t: U ht' tallt
J•auhntt: \\ •I&.U-1. - nut ex·
a<tly.
Jant'l: Ia he \'trrY bantb~}m~'!
Pnuhn..,.: Well·ll·1- 1 •uuldn't
aA)' hancbnmeo really.
Jan•t: ll!athtr dubinu.<ly). h
hto • ruod danettr!
Paulinr: Well·ll·l-- he·• never f.be reasoned. On tipt~• the
dont mu\'h dancinlt'. 0e'8 ifOOd rtached the first ben<"h. her bench,
con1pnny, thouch. and I'm au.re nnd breathleS!Iy knelt down. ''Dear
you'll h11v~ a •well tlmto, God,'* ehc l-"•l't:d, " I feel very
Janet; f.'or Jlet~'• ••ke! Dot:~ ht! "elfb.h lor coming here jU»t to uk
l1rtathet Rrnlly, Pauline. Uow do you fo't" aomething today. Rut I
you ~xtn•ct m• to go with a boy have to go to tht tea·danco at
likt.• that1 Why, my whole social Fordham this l\ft(!rnoon. I ju~t
11 ft.' wnuld h~ abaolutel)· <'Ut to have to. J know f have a lot of
ohrod• In Ill prim•. Why It'd be Engll•h to do and should •tu~y
Mimply gh113tty. I'm A(l'oid you'd for that Chemistry exam tomor ...
ht•tler tnke my name orr the list. row, bu t 1 haven't dnnced In t'O
Pauline>: St'c here, 1\titu!! Janet, long and r haven't gone out in so
you'rfc tfOin~r lo thftt d~tnce i! 1 lontc J think 1 will go CI'AI)' If I
have to take you by the hftnd. have to stoy in. I'm goin~ot over to
L.arry•a a ewell kid. So what if he 6ee the Dean no\\"--1SO won't. you
l111n't ,._,tAll. at l~aat he'll b<! taller whiBper in her ear to l~t. me go?'"
thftn you tven with )'our tpikes. M•,ggie did feel a Htt.le ~tulty aa
And how far doca handao.mc-ne» !he slipped out of t.be f:ha~l. She
ro an)'Wa)·. Jwt anawer me that. never did teeJ quite right about
~o he dot! n't dance well. He'U at asking God for things pertaininat
Jta.l kno\11.· lht' t-wo.. .. teJJ. What to men. But !the alway~ fiJrUrltd
rnorco do )'OU "·ant! Be,.ide.s, Bet-. that one of them might bt" tbf' onf'
t)' kno•JI him and the N)'A he'• abe would marry &amf'day. and
Vt'r;>: hk~ahlt. Jfe't tot plenty of didn't God .,..nt her to have a
~nonaHt)', and mo.t im~rt.ant- good htl!lbaod! So !he rt"a.... .o ntd­well.
it'• hard to expla1n- but bat. ""U never quite c:on,·inced of
thtre·a M)methinc deep about him. the pa)·ehology of iL
.\nd furtbtrmore, he'• th~ kind
> ou can tak« hum• to mother
vdthout havinc tb~ fe~llng that
d\( ntxl morn1ntl' yuu·u be placed
in frunc of a ftrinsr •'auad. Sow
hf'rt""a your titkct. and th~ name
tag •o l.arr)· will b. able to find
ynu tornurrow ni.rbt. l'll ~~~~ )'OU
a' the d11nce.
Jan~l: l"m torr)· I acted the way
l1anie ambled up to th~ Dt-an'a
door and with knee• lmockin~ •he
rapped aoftl)• below thr aign
"Dean.'' The door open~ tlowly
and a blad'·ftO"'-ned ftgur~ attpptd
at~ide to permit ~tagai•'" f"ntrance,
"Y"· .&larga.ret, U there fOmtt­thina:
l can do for yout''
J did, t'auline. Of tnun~e- I'll go. (Continued on Pa(Ce ll
You knuw, f thin1c I'm sroing to 1~------------.
Ilk• hi~n oftor all.
"We11. ah--weU, Sisttr. )'OU ae~.
----·--- SENIORS FETE FACULTY
(f'flnt1nut.'d frnrn PnJC~ l,
l~hmt1n n will 1·c.·ndt!'r u (c•w t'lf'<'•
t1ont frc.,m hf~ new collection o!
hill·hlll~ >OIJI(ll.
TQnl'ltmi-.lt't·tA M a I' y El'lth~r
Dvnt•hy irn •·r)CJuted th~ 0\'An and
cJthN· ~"r'ltAkl'l .. for the n1erry OC·
c.•atd(ln. IJehind the Kene.a Bett)
Ktollt.'r JlUl hijr math n1ajor It\ work
.,. htoad of tht tlnancf' commit~
lt·t~. while Oorolh)· \Vehnt•r rt·
laxf!d and tnjoyc.-d het~otolf, h~r du­liM
t·unct'rninr lnvitatJcmA fully
maturt"d.
RE-UPHOLSTERING
and REPAIRING
Bond Furniture
Company
Custom-M nde
Living Room Suites
320 Andrews Street
BUY DIRECT­FACTORY
TO YOU!
Main 3579
J ... ann~ Lennon •nd lbrion IL------------J
CroSM'r were CG-<'hAirm('n tor tht
afT'a.r that I• no•· a happy memo-r)'
for thu"'f' wh~ ~rave it title..
Na.ncy Hul"'n of the class of Driscoll. MaTirie KraUR- itl no.. Htttl -'-CaryeJ
'.&7 t>titTfod weoJtome everywhere teaching at Mattdon, rep atinrr u
wh•n h• vv.lted the eon~ re- Gra<• Pronost. '43, whu wu ...,. CHRIST THE KING THE CENTRAL
PHARMACY untly. contly married. M•rwi• had ~•n CRUCIFIXES
Bird noto : A tittle bini told Ia Wlth the Snyd.. Pukinr; Com-that
anoth•r little bini (a Gold pony. Clair• £tten Mor;enban Ia a -fift...,n dollar -
member of tb• Child Welfare
l::.gld Ia ttyinl< Jean Kelly'• way. Board oC )lonr.,. County. Loyola Mary Pa ulson
Whih.• \lloe'rt on the rubject- .!\olan b~ now ltcretary to Father St. Be.nedic.l'a Farm
f:.t'lt:•drop on that Quini•A duo • .f."i.. . her o( the- ::;ocial J>ivi.ion of Upton, Maaa.
M ... ,. and Ruth. lor t~ome fane) Catholic Charitit5.. Marir O'Brten L------------'
\\nrbhn" when they're llyntopati.n"! is doin$t" lab work for the rovern·
Who &. the most agile acrobat, ment at Arlington Farma. Jean
un th~ third floor of John FUhu Shnnt1: Is now ftt the Ch111mb~r of
flail! Why, Maria..nne Winder. of Commt>Nc aoi11tinr lhto APistttnt
COUttlcl
FAVORS - TROPHIES
CLUB J EWELRY
M ..a ie Owen. Corry S~thw._..u Most Complet~ AMOrtment SCHOOLR aInNdG CS OLLEGE
nn1l Paul• Spe• rma.n seen1 aU in a
•wirl nrter lbo"" autumn leav~•! Artist.' and Drawin g The Metal Art& Co.
By thl.' way-for t~tome •ery inle,... Supplies I
ullng •n•v•hot., consult Mory Barnard, Porter & nc.
Leone! 742 Portland Avo.
\l o'rc wondcl'ing when MLry Remington Rocbeoter, N.Y.
M••• Kelli<k wilt decide to break 9-1 1-13 North Water S t . "Our Representative
Into her birthday present !rom Will Gladly Call"
th• Gala! You had better g;,,. it l ___ P_h_on_e_M_a_,·n_8_1_4_o_~JlL-----------
to a St. Bernard, Mary M&rr!
9 SOUTH MAIN ST.
PITTSFORD, N. Y.
Telephon e Pittsford 294
•
Meet the Gaug AI The
Drug Store
'l' H ~; G L E A N E R
J SAW BERLIN I'""' tho•lr l .. ottoons lourh the ~unr I
l't"rhaPt he did his but 1\'or\ Hn
.Vy ..... ~~>.)f, WfL.LlA'l J lJRlYER thet ~etljng. and had thinb.-. Dr·
, . l lftnJ:t•d p.(, thAt hfl \'UUitJ fi~~ b1·UN
~t'\\J fl'l)lll C}l'rmnuy: JUI~t got Ul• tht•(t•. Oowu In t)u• hR~~·nwnt r
SPORTS
CASTING
hock lt\t t n1~ht f1-Gm tL II) HIJC vi.t'it I '"'~rt• lht ruha pf Uw deeJl t~tt oir
to Bt"rlin L £,·eryon• had tpok- ou•l t.htlh·r wh~o:r,~ Hl·l·r Hitler and
con 1n ... .x:t~me tumt about the- httle fo;\·a Wf'r~ tUI•J»>l'-"d to baH
tlco,·a-.rntlon and tadnf'd which ftlt>t their t"Otl. fhr wao; not in at
""" hun.:• uhout I ho rily, but th• tim•. I
Thruuschoul lht• ruins •)f tlw
(lt..'~C'riptiulll'l nmnot tin It jullticto-- ell)' lunl,!' line .. tlf Wfltlll'l1 from nr~
J:e1 it ""I hi:" th..- wntld o( :P.JMirll
U"f' our lu.t luuto. Wt! note that
· e hlghl.ia:ht of lbt' •ea..~on wat
I
Fit·lcl Un)' on .Suveoruher u,. The
g)·nuw -sium wn." tnmdurmed intu
a \"l•rit.nhlu Bite Tu11 and a cin:us
·pirH llt'nade'fl thr- t'lmf't.a. W.ntk.
1n1' alorr~t the .. Mitlwa)·'• we ~w
~vdt>ntt throna:inc around h"Hl' h
itA l•hu·t• \\'It wltni'P{"d t}lt.' (tt'lt
bll.!kethall ~:ani<'~ of thf' :l!f'Uob, b.­t•
·een the Sorb. and tht' 1-"rot h..
,\h('ktoy T.-.~,·iltt and Huth Ktn
ftt"d)' pilt>cf UJ• ft :t<I.'Orc of .ll fo1• tht•
SuJih"' with I hC! ht•fJ, Df ft IHIJ•JIUt·t.
msr team includinfC Efllint• HinRl~
alPin, fJoJort-.s Rrya.nt. \far~ f.:...
h.•rht>ld. !'\ue J\ra!t, an«! Elaine
the enuru ranurama of Unhn and h·vn to tix-t)' form lints to pa11
the sap nf iu people <'annot bto bridu lo tht- pil~ th~r form •IoniC
wntten do\~·n or spok~n by ruoutM thf tltM•p ruu.rd ruadc. or buck4:t.
U$Cd to tht' nnrmal worltl honc3 t- full of plutet anti du,.t to the pilu
I)· it l11 JIRJ~~l bc.Hcr. Flylnit ln troru thnl ora being mnde throuah thl'
l:'ra.nkfurt ttfter a two hour ~tant> a·uhhlt•. You hrwe a·c:~td about rtll
ride-. the city firat. g"i\·,-s a ,·cry tht. in the """'""J,I\pt"n!l and ma._,.. .
fa,·orab1eo impression, lookln« mW"b zine.a., but. lheorr b a f~link" whk-h
like !\••w York or Bf,AtOn, t.ondoo, (lf'rm~ale~ th.- t:ity which c-annot I
l'•rbl, nr '"'l-' Mh~r lnrv.•·•· mL•lroJ)- b• <'Aptured in wordJ. The look o(
olb fJ·om th~ nir. Its fhat vecul inr· rli ~ ruair 11nd h(lrdneN~ whirb atantt•
it)· which 1 noticed i• thnt it i" out un the fntt'll ut the Germn11
,.xtraordinatil)' ftat-thtort i8 not f)t"up!t" provoke.. ")'mpathy and
" ripple in thf' Jm>und upon which~ cold h••artedne"'· at the Mm~ timt
th~ cit)· now lies. proNtratif, Tb~ What tbeat- ~opt• will do thi"l
Ameri('an •(!Ctor of thto dty pos--1 wintt•r on short rations and with·
tse"-... ~ tho rocilitie~ or Tt!mplehotT ()Ut . fuel to warm the h(')vel!t tht')'
airdn•mt which ls planted ri¥ht hRv,, hurrowed out of the r uins f,.
•mack in the heart of th• city and a m)·*ttrio\12: and awful prCJJWJ~I·
which b oru~ of the ,.,.,.e11t a.nd t1un. A don· g~~~ around in Bt"T·I
mwt m~•·m airport. in the world. !in now that hu11drecl<~ of CTav"
Guilt in the .. bape o( a hu((e horse. hav• already hetn dug for th~ 1
!hoe. it 1:- "urroundcd on hAlt its ln.r.ae nun1ber of rhildren and old I
drrumf~rttnl'~ by a .enllcircular P{ltOJlll• who ure aure to sucC"umh
ha.oJ(t: r and office buihlinc- com- th1s winter. Tht aight of a presc­bined.
Thto l'lanea when the.)' land nant woman pi<'kiog he-r wa)
do not •tand otT on the run•·•~ throQh tbt' rubbl• ,triJce. hHmt'
Cor the fl'RJ'121t!ngers to alight. but tht thought that lire is tht.'ap ant.l
tnxi right lutu a hnngt.•r nnd J)UII a ter-rible ' 'Jtru"le nece~'Sftr)' tu
whi~·h Curniahe•l "hotl'l;· lc~ crum. ~hwen41f'man, 8\l.t thl' F1·.-"hmen
POl', t·nncly an~l JIN•nut.·•, without rt·ully went to t1•wn nn.l tlw lillal
"•hil•h, or e:ourase, It Ju.&t wouldn't
ht • tircu11 Sign!- pntnlt•d to "thf
CN-at~t Sbo•· on F..arch," A11d
I'll l"t .>·~u in on a ••C'rt·t~ The Fat
Latl)' .,._.. , ol all ~Oit1~. our litt1f'
I
Allr<" Uynn, Surprl"tHJ1· ·You b<,t!
Th<' Midget w ft.A nun~ othtor thRn
Annt~ .Mrl.aughHn, whale tht> Four·
Atmed \\tonder \\"A made pouiblft
by ltoborta Murtha and Claudina
•COI"t" ~howtod J 1).6 in thc.•lr ravor.
High M:orco.._ \\·ere Pef!r)· ~ormU..­and
Sue- \\'i«J Hilda OrJulio
J•toved. an e~c"lli.IClt guard Tht~
C~la."'" of '·In h•ve l'plendill matt•·
rinl all right, jUJtt to m(•ntinn •
ft'w- ~latH)'n )fogenhan, Mimi
~logenhan, Fran<"ea Springfr, Mon ..
icn. Hurl•y. And talk about •Jlirit:
My tray of h()t do~ was ncarl)·
I Ull~et whilt• pnwlnt( lh(! l"•·t,~thmr.t.n
LaNa""· The Sinmt~f twin!'- w~r._.
not twlna at a ll . ~ou ~tN•. "Tbf:y"
wt'rf Jmt ~fftry Hollf, F.ll\i~ l\eir"
bilck wa• charrnlnsc M the TRt·
toed Lady and wt all think CaraJ cht.-torink ltortion. Bubby Lu•lwiJ!:
Bak~r we-aar. a b~ard -.·til. All In l•nd PaQla SptarmaD knod:t•d
up to n 11-tah·way lt~adlnjt Into t he aurvive.
pa~wntr•r oftlce--Lht")" l!r(' • ''E!'f")' On(' or thft :plran&'<'•t 51ght.a in
m.:-t'niou1 ,,..ople. thf1lt (je-rman~. 8f"rlin are tht- Uu.uian ~ldiftrw.
I
tht.>m.s~lves out a., chttr l~ll4ftn..
Th"t'" whnt. w~ like to liN'; a lit·
lit·. t•nthu~ia~>~m Hbw about n n'J't> ..
uuon at thf: nut game which i~
11latf'd for Friday. Oe«mher 7"
I
Orchid.~ lo the 1-~remin Mi~ ~ion
Unot for • •. 11lcndid aftf.'rnoun n(
hm and frolic!
Th~ •Pt'•oafh oC thf' winter
••.a..~.un has f,rou.-ht u indo~n.
from th~ tt·nni court.a arul tht
hridle path~t to the bowlinsc nllt!ya
and h~li\"\"4:! me they ar~ coing to They are N!atttr!fd thr"ughout the iDI' it into 1hr.d_,_. A~ othf moved
nt:ed "II thf' ingf"nuity they can ril)' in lArce numbt>l'1o and took p&&t the thAJ._.-1 she bent her beAd,
mu~t<'r to J)UII them thn1ugh the v~r)' odd going d11wn thl' strt!~U amili11g weoldy, nnd taid, ' 1Thy
mess tht.•)' are in now. in wondf'n cnrtt dl"nwn by hon-e·" will be don(•," Still with 1h<.• wotdl!l
From tht: Airport, 1 J•r~t-Nfed in varioua. J"'OJ.t'~ ~me-limes thf!'y rin~:in~t In hn '"""'· "l'm "orry all, ttuo kfdJt. put on a lop-not"'h •tnd Lhc wlmming pooltt.. On
b)~ bu.>J to th• Headquarttn of the art' j'"lt:~p in ti'Ho! waa-on! lyinlf un • •. then- will be ot.hef"lo. . tUa)·· -.how.
Milit.;n·)" Cov~mor for Ct>rm&n)': Mtraw ()\It then fur tbe p\lrpoH. bf!' you wtll a~t • chance to go to un.tt"r the Bia: Top too Wt-r.-
1\nd WRH a-iven the fin.t on-the ... I H rnu..-t bt> hont•f<tly ••id that. tht> 1 the nex\ ont," • • Mt! yankfcl np41:n prt.-"'t:nted for tht tltl't time Mr..
trt•ouml vh•w of the ~tnwt:. of Bcr ... lonk. mu~h nuu·t- llkt.• Gyps.ics thnn ltht- mruo.!!lvt• door and ht•gan th~ Morgan'" speciull)· trained tum.
in. 1'hf'rtt h1 nothink In the ('it)· 110ltli<•n Th('y t4't·t•ln•d mo~t of il!IC'(mt to twr thlrd-~tor} "Pent· hiC'I'W •md clown11. The tea~ ­'
eft untl•m""~; tht- hutldin$.:5. tht·•r I*:Y lor tht• war while 1n huuse." On the wa)• up h• heard Mifkt•)· Trescott, t:tnint• Rinrclt·
lhf' -.trHLA, the bridl«"• ovt'r t.bf' U4•rHn and Q:ojUftll.)" ~•rr)' a la1c-t+ the \'&ried \"oi(n of thco ¥irl.t, "Oh. atein, OoJorea Bryant. Ruth Ktn·
Spree CanAl are aU kapoot Reach .. 1 amount of it with tht>m in a littl~ Jean, •hat wtll l \\'H.r tu the- n~.) • Marge Ei-tf'rht"id. .!'anc)"
m~r tht• hf"n4h1Uarters, I h~t c:on· -uit~,·tt:-~.- which tht")' ha..cttn to t111111Ce! I tmlp1)' (':t.n't wear that' Rig~. 'lurirl ~fr)'HII, Be,•erly
farted ('ul. Uruc~· E~t.Mlt-y who fur· I opt•n ond diJSpltt)' upon the tlillht• 11hred thtU. I wore to tht.' lttMt ont.' Booth, Jean 1\elly nnd Ahht>a
ni10h~d mt• . hnard and lodf(inlt f':-;t ru·ovoc."ntion invnlvintc fl. &Ale! of 'rhey'll rN·o~nize It fltl't thing/' llumhold--<le!WJ'\1'' n lot of C:J'etllt
1h1·ou.:hc~ut nl)' 1 tay. a WAl<'h, • pt•n. nr Jomething t<l~t· --"At.'}, .S•l, do you think thllt. for tht11t f·ntert.a1ninr llt-rformant•tt
The nt""..xt mornin«. bril:'ht and
1
•hic-h 1hin•"· ·~ui,·ez.-moi' b tqo ~e-,fu('tive!"- :.'a~~~~: diffi~ult atUI\U and for ..
~tar)y, ahnut t1•n o'cltxk, we gotl :\ty on)>· n-aJ C'onUtrt with Cht- '"~y. Sut·, 1 ~Jvn't know whtotber
nrnund tu tHuring th(1 city with Ru-l*ian.t on thtA triJ) wa!\ when w• to put m)' luw or high hrt"l.!t. un
Ut"lmulh, lhl' cololll'l'" Gl'rman tl"ltld to get into Pot"dnm withc•ut tudAy. H I Wt·ar tht• f'plkt"Jt t•m
th·h·er-. ltt·l~1uth knf'lw his wny th1· JltOJi-f.!l" crN!t•ntJnla. We. g<lt "" Jlua·e h.i ~~t it tuck with MOmt: li ~tle
a utura•l ltf'thn, b\lt he w•• not a rat a11 tht> ouuulto uf the c1ty an•l ft'lleJ'-v.:dJ. heHv, M"Qit'. \ ou
ver)~ goocl han•l at th«" "·hHI and lh~n Wt>re turned back by two ••II lovk like )'U\1 jQ.!;l got ('Ut of •
t know hl" nDu:d Col 1-.:Utey' .. arm•d Ru~-:iana who apoke nu three-hour ph)'J:Ie& test. What't
b~c:u>d prt-a•ure ot le&."t a 4'HUplt· of I f.naluh e-xcept OK and NO Of\- tht: matu·t! Can't )'OU find )·our
markx in th1• two dnyft 1 "pent we undl'~tood whut thC)' metlnt llrOJ) ennlnp, or tlid yo.u It"''' your
there. tl(twt,•Vtor, he took u~t UJ\ and howt'Vt•l by lht- lnttornatlooal hm- Lux toilet lclup1"
dnwn Unter Den Lin•Jton whtrf' ll\H\Jlt" nf ~tit:n~ and ~r~·unL-.. ''Oh, nuthinse-. nothintc •t all .
th~ Undrru ha\'e be•n bla...,ted Just on tht" out~kirt• of fH.rlin I'm j\ls"\ ;c-oiug to r;pen•J th• after­from
thefr IIOC'kPl.A af0n1 With thf' ttvinK tOl't"Ard f'utMJ"m, the- nu,_ 110011 •tudytftl" •·hiJ~ )'nU Jlep-­t•
oifJinl{!l nnd :!ltAtoar)· tht•y once I ,ian .. have "ret:t~tl a large whilro II." hicks t'l ~ n1aking tnt'tr)' with
I'd ofT :tot ) IYUtjt•••tiCillly tu r~tn the nlnrhlt• nH>numcnl \II,On which tht•)' t ome toll, dark and hsnrlMOnW Oon
tlr~• uf Wftl In the- ht·arta ur t.he- hav,. tmrked a -tll\'t•n•d tank which Juno.''
now untn•JIPY Junkc-r'!t. We saw ~ ''-"fluted to hav• tweon thtt Rr•t ''.SClw, Mflll,'"Slle, don't hf' hittt.•r.
the ruitu of the fa-ith.st.Aa. the Ad· .• lli~l tank to .. nlf>r B~rlin. Tht" l \'our 1urn ..,,II ~um~ aum"' t•nt' nf
nn hotrl, th•· Brandt-nburc Gate. roachidl~ ftankine- thia. m~mumcont th~·"e da). ''
Kai.~r \'v Uht•lm~, palace, Goer· ant ndt)rned with • h31f Ouz,·n I "Yeah. My mothf'r kt-t'f'' tellin~
ina-'~ lmn•I\U, Goebbeb' l'ltaek of Ru~lan Hags which wRve from me thnt m)· •ider kettpfl telling
olticea. .nnd. thousand!! of il'toret-~ twtlvu fuc>t polt.•"· me thnt.' rny h•·ot.her·in·luw k<.'eps
c r"t hou!lto! 1n the do'll"'tltuwn area •And 1-0 enda my IH:'\\·s or B .. r tellin~ mf' that. and now tht': Llean
and thro aurroun~inrr tt·~ide~tial ltn! ~::,. tryin.- tu convinef' m• . But
ectora of t~e ~uy. Co•na- anto don't worry, ,-irls. J'll }11•at yoo
Ilitltt'• bulldtniC w~ wolk•d oloW11 THY WILL BE DONE on tbnt ch•m t .. t. Or do ~"" plan
the 111Rthle cora·•don tuward to burn thf.' midnight oil nfl41r the
\doJr•, cttlln•. llft.!:lt lhe hiath flung ({'ontinued from Pageo 3) ,Jit.nte'!lt
~arn~t dfturway.• whe-r.., tho1~t will- ah- -1 v.-uuld like to go to th'• Not waitihC to hear thto reply,
11."11' lutl~ ruppeU .... ~,.. •·ont_ to I f'ordbam tea dan~·~ thU: aft~r· l!lhP $lammtd b~r door, thrC'W off
•tand r-unrd a.nd flmc up a r•~ht nvnn ,. her shoes \\·hich .. ned ano'"l' the
At1 ~ !Uabt.•l Smith uC RO<"ht:""'''-''
ditt'dt•d f'l•l'nmunity Sin~eing, dnn..- .
ing nnd J{ttnle1t whlc.:h provide•! a
great •lrnl of !un (Hr aJI.
CoM w•ather wu a di'f.Appoint·
mf'nt tint'e it prf'\'l'ntf'd the- tf'a·
Jitl••nal ba..~eball prnt' }Jctwt.•c-n
stuclt·ntll nnd racuJty. H.owever, h'
miJlt•d l1y a wt-11-aim~·d •hoe ~ix
houra later:
")laq-ie. llaggit', wake l1P For
htav.-n'• eake, what an• you duinc
in lwei ttl nine o·~·luck1 \Voy,• -do
my Ct'''l hurt! I cnn hardl)' ,.tantl
OJ'· Th~ little dan{'IOif I did do
was \\1th a dUJn.Jy nventt>fn )'ear
oM. I ufrered to •~nd him tu ,.\r ..
thu1· Murray·~ for a practi~e h: ...
!'On, I ,,t\nt mO·•t of the aft(.'rnonn
Kittin~ . The one"' I didn't want 10
danrt• ¥.ith a~ke,J mt l'' dane_..
Short. fat, )'Ounc ar1d hom.:h·.
What•.. tbi:ll «t-neration comm.:
toT"
Bll>·fully M•l!tri• look•d UJ•
Crmn her warm, <'M:.)' a.l'd with ont·
f)'(" lu•rely opentd &nd murmun·d
to ht·nt~lr ... Thank }()U, Lord."
)lARY 1\.\Y KLEE
h,; wny down the v~lv~t cartwt. "I thought thnt'a what you room, nearly knoC"kin' off haJanc~ I.-------------.
Nolbinsr hu been chnnt.:~d in this wuntt.•t.l. You'J'"{' only tht! firth [).,r. ht'r roommutt who _etood In front
hand lleil .,. the Fuerhtr 1tomp<d I
J•articular bu11dlng exct'pl that the ~on thnt'• been ovtr hel'e today. of lbe mirror opplymg mutora t.o
t odie-!' of th• dead wert• r~m,,¥rd I"m -orry. but th\'rf' Art' too man)' her eyeJa,.ht: .
tu mak• It vo~lble for vb.iting coinc already and they ask~d for uWtll, Mag,'" uid her I'OOnlmate
Rllie~ to Juok over th~ Colly of only ttn gi:rb frt>m lht! coUe,-t.'' fondly, "I .-uc.a I know th,• t\nal
mnn without 11au.seou" ml~givings. .. But, Si~ter. onC; mort wouldn't decision by thtt way you hit thi.!
'rhe wall.,. have shell hoJe111, t he hurt nny. My roommate's going room. Sorry, chum-it that wUJ
rooft haave bomb holta and tbe and J'll be all alon~." do any good. llut your turn will
floor- In n1any placu abo \\'ere '*I'm !lUre you C'an lind .-:Omf.o con\e.''
th~ vic-lim" of be.avy bon1b. wbkh I thing to keep you b\lly. Aft.tr all uu Onf' more person U)'l! that
kept right on goinl' when they it•• only one danet; there will bt to me f'm rcuog to sue-am-so I
e:rwshf'd thrnugh the roM. oth~rs. Maybe you will g-et a help me.''
Tbe mtght)' man'• oftlc('l la f)eeu- c:hRnc~ to go tho nexl time." HAll right, nll right. don't. be
· •• • • • ,,., ,,,, .., R•vot~ rn vn nnw \Vh.-t tlo
Greeti11gs
from
DWYER ELECfRIC
Wedn~A)" arc.·rnoon lhft KrOUl!
l~ll!. out Cor Elm Bowling llall.
while NO\'ftmht-r 29 marks th• tlnt
"wlnanunsr c:lnu. They nrc to b!!
ht.•ld t"VC:r)' Thura;dny evenlnK frvm
1:30 tu UZ:Hl at ~1onrc•e Ularh
l'ut•l. Mi."'j Uoroth)• T11rncor wilt b,..
tht: instru<"t•,r. So hrior Alona- a
11uit and ft IU\\'f!l and join thtt
l'rc•wd fo•· 11 •pln~&hing fCC•acl •ime.
ltt>memb•·r tho Dean"• 1<.. ••~
r•a)• and tht" party at M<-ndnn! If
)'HU went. yuu had a lot c•f fun:
it ~·ou didn't , )·ou mi~fli'cl :1. lft)fHl
tim~. w,.u. h(•rl''& your ~·htHttt• ­un
tb~· Ei~oth1h Clf Ot.~f:'mltf'r "*'rf
&pin ~.ellinx- nut Cor )tcond•n.
l..t"t*• bav1:1 • f,;lt cumout. for "'the
nm1 (.', the nwnu•r," you krww.
(o;v,•J')' Tu<•lltlft)' and Thm"'t'dny
thrrP·~ ba~kt·thtlll Jlraeti('f ~tnc.l the
boarders have a HUle •·,ukout on
Ptldey nighu, Jut.t ftl"k Dodtt t\en­""
rly about thut. The fruit of Jon_~:.
hn rd h0u1-. t)f JII'At:tiCt' WttK II hOW II
un the f'.l•Vr-nth wbc.n tht• Fro"h
1111:ain met tbt- l-'ophs on thto r ourt
and took ther cr-me from tht"m.
A nun, n Jllt.·kler for 41ic::tlon.
hf'arintt • Iilli'-' lfirl mumbhnK, i.h·
t.-n-upted &he d ... pray~r.
"l..oudt>r, Ut:l~·n.'" lhl' in,.cruc:ted
twr JlUJ'•il. "I t·am't hear )'OU.''
" J wnsn't tnlking to you,'' l'aid
Ht"h:n. and ruumed ht•r Cormrr
tone.
BASTIAN BROS.
co.
Official
RING
MANUFACfURERS
W. R. T IEFEL
Diatrict Manacer
1600 CLINTON AVE. N.
Heap Ut Ltvtn' Uncter !Vly Umbrella I ,::,uuALII r 1~1:. w ~ h•vo n wry unwoual treat in., ..... I I uu 1~A1VIJ:. 11 I .t'\IIU uuw, JJt.U«.! Jlt)tni;'I118Kt•nt, I
J-:11JC~or (iut· t puke of a "hc.-a)' I 1\ltl a •IU''''"· \h t!umnm 1 the t.N' 1ak~ n J)• ~·~ intH tht-- do· Mlg:rol.in£- hNuln('ht• fln.J tht•U fur )'t\U thia month,
M lh·in'." • • .\ bea() o( livin'.'' wnrM 1 I'Uit.• (tom thtc ,oa(('t)' o! tns:-.:~ or our XnolaUt)' \\-'hat'• gning matbn\ to the ~weet ,,Jd t'hnrnCt4'r 1'hruugh the COUrt«.".S)' of ,\uut
, • \'uu kntlW, that. expression my umhrrlln: nu un<" f':tn harm m~ on! \\til. th('l ht.,l 'Wt:il)' tu f\nd who bt.•lieH~ h<'n:el! hl"SVf.'n or•fF:oripi•I<"S Platoham (nte !'mith)
rlnn • bl!"ll with mr. It h.u mean· hf'CaUll!t• I ran' tndrri~J by • prt•.. dnrn~l to ("nligh.ten the ldddift-lulr! fnmed for her prow. .. ._ in the eul­nz.
and If )'OU thtn.k about it long teeth·•~, ln,·htlblt." 1\nnd o( mack. thaL nut b thrO'I.IJ:h th('l workinp •~t on tbe •ubjt~t o( St • .Nichol.aa.. I nary an. I am ahte to lurnbb
tnou:h. )'OU e!ln make it work '" llo ):ou hear tho c rlllndrops dank. of tbre \"ttioWI eommltten: J ~.XJK"ritonc:c a warm glow each I )"OU ••(oisine Connols.wun•• •itb
tb. ball"•-not behind ~~ Th~;r-reo rt-ally not raindrop$- •< a.ruhc: ommltt•• I knf'• when I b.li•••4. ptum puddin• or .. CbAU('t'r•a IJt--
rour o•n lit'"~ to keep you .. on me like- f•lins ('10 the aidt"walkll E 111 . . C . tim ... I ftlttoet on the Chrbt.rnna tho original r''('ipe for C:antrrbuey
\\ h"o 1 think (J( a bt-ap of th·· lh<-r arC'! the C'tinldn~: :aabc-n of m)' ltrrr •~ nnd a ~rroup u( JtU• I 11i'l\i' on the- tunny efde of ae~en hght" as It wu lovingly rc-ferrtd
Jn•, tho l•l(lUit'! of l'l \''·ry olcl man. aoldi•n \\ho w•tk •ith rne when- dt'nt'J gro"·inJ: in love hnd apprt>- "hton hi"'Cither ••Buzzy•• drt"w mC~ to In the Courtcentb nntury.
•ho ha• rnnnr. ruany years h~·hlnd ~·T"er 1 vrntul't'" forth ln my qu<-t•n· lri.l!llion of th t'IUC'JI:M""d Snnan1.-.nt a!!ide and m{onued me tMt tht~ l ba,·e it on go".r authority that
him, dm-11n"1 nHt1tUrily c-ome to dum. It i11 8U(h fun to •·alk flhtng- lhruu~h TI'A•Iin ·• ,uuJ di ""U. lun of tim,. bad arrl\·t-..J whtn l n,u1t ••Ur buy Chauct'r :dimm~d lh:htJy
rn)"' muul. ~~~.air. I 1hink that an)'• thP 1<tl \"t'l wht•l"'-" 1u1 orw ('an h•cc,J:"· le-arn tu aC'rept rr•alily, I :u:CtJ1lud over the tempting tour"t' uf bi
lmch-)·uun~. uld M.nd in·between nh:e UH'• hll•l n•n•llhc, fact•j u( t~e tl~~ pomphlf"t, The £ucbari•t, the it, hut that c'\i:ll•'t"lnnt ''hu:o~h-hu"h'' C"hli~o~tmM dinner In hreAthle,. IP
t•Jm t•nju)· tl h(·np of H\'ing. pu!IJ(I'tJ.o.hy l~l tinct out nltnut thetr Lifo or 1be Churd~, hy R~v. H4..tclt'l hu b~en ob!tent Crom my (.'hrbt· tit•I_J,A.tion (I( t.hl! plum puddin1
Sf ht•'• nh·n to thing& t.bnl nrc lives. I Ll'hhr:. 0. S. B .. undl•1· thl• 1ddllful nlt&R C!Ve ever t>lnee. Uelnu- " tru"t .. whu:h he t-u loved-th~ very ·II tnt•
haJtf•t•IHfllC hhout him • • . l.lmJHnlf tuwflrtl~ In(' i~<~ an old guidnn~l· ut Fnthc•· Ehmnnn. Mttt· ing 1Sou1, 1 can't buL tuel thnt Ill)' plum puddin.- t.hc reci.fl" ror which
if h"'• upf'rt to new ncquoinl· mun. ilia whltf' h~ftTd il"( Klil'lt~n· in~ urc held .-vrr)· Hlht·r Munda)' Jrotituru:h fRith might hn\·o cndured I nm about to gi .. ·e you luC'ky a-irlt1
anr$.11 nnd nat t'OMJlletely \\Tapped inft with tm) dmmon1l1 whtcb for at least anolher thrto )"t'Al'":!.. hl'n· und now
Uft 1n hll nwn little group like a 111hlmmN n nloment thf'n di.;nppear, aftttrnoon at a !'. ~t. Happy the liUle lt'lrt who eftn What would a Cb.rt,.tmu •linnt•r
nwth in it~ ~O<'oon . • • If is wrinld~d fat"~ with pud;-fort:d Mari•n Committe• hang her "to-eking t1eforc tht fire- ht"t without a zesty, t.e.sty, Julc-r,
If Ito'• blh·'"~ t<» human nature m~uth an1l roe)' C"h~t>k •~t!'DlS lit. up Thi" group 11 11, he (fcdited place on that nia'ht of all nlchu, •learning, plu.m puddiq? .Now,
•ntl buw it re-attJt to thin~ and 1 ,..,·tth a radiant't lhat comes only. wilh a .:~u,·C"euful Hoa.ary drive c-unftdcnt that in the unHton hflUn tht"re is a que~tion. But don't KO
Pll)b.:- pla('('t: hir"n$l'lf in the uth~r from • happy and fn:~itful li.fe. espedaJiy 10 th~ Hut m •ht're the htofore ~h. awa.lu~m;, a jolly ro:ty away. I have the an.5wer rf~ht
f"llow'1 •hoes onct~ in awh.J1r ••• \\"hen h~ pu.t~ .,.., I :11~m to hear ICirl" on each floor pth••r tn.pther little man "-il.b a enow~,.,'hlte lwrto. It would oC C'OUIW, be a
If he t'ultivatd 1110re than one his heart •inrrng u he lrm(l! down ~\ery _.,.\!ning to aay tM Roaary. bt:"ard and a brig-ht ~ ault, ,.fll <."hrbcmu dtnner without a bQty,
"lebun• hour" lntc-r~L FO that tM •t~t. Antu~· .\ttLausrhUn, C'"hairman Hf apJ"f'ar from the ru.t\lthf'rto into the la$ty, juicy, &tt'aminsr, plum 1-.,d.
whrn tn·"• lnont111 alon~ »amr. nigbl, -Ttb.~. .. )uuho""atdlllrbl: •.•·,~·rru•l~~ ~. thit c-c•mmith:t", ia alto in charn here to reward hfr for ha\'ih&' di••· Ptri.-.h the thoUI[tiU t:nn*L
hc.o- -.(•n'l ht.\'t tu turn to ~litaire H I , ... Y n...pp)" of th(• rt'Cf>Jltic•n tlf t&hdldalt:a bel•.n ~uC"h a srvod «irl all during )·ou Jw.t ta:oo1.e it'! Can't you ju t
a.t hi' unl)· amu"~ment. They have l•vautal~l clotht.•s and whu hn.\·e~ ,.Jrt'o.dy bt•)(un inl'ltruc .. thl!" pa~t ynr. ~n,·iaion the happy htamit1~ (~tc~
fn utht-r word!l, until he gets loveh f•·t.o"'h att.radl\'f flltes. Thty tJOn. Latt'r, bundhtd tnugl)· in h(lr u( tht• a....,.emblnsre ftt )'our dlnJh•r
nut ttf thnt "mt•" r·ut he's in- 1\'t'Jn. to htL\"C cn•rythinsr ont• could wa,.m bed. J.be t'Ah wnh~h 10tt. ttthle on Chri~lma.s rlay whl·r) th•·>·
all Wl"ltJIJH•cl up in him.~telf and wnnt. llul th•• JU•htlftnt frll\\T\ on Apo•tolic Commit••• white l'fnow .. tlttkt-1'1 dri[t1nM" ,.iJ(•nt· ht.'t"Ontt' the fortunntt' tt't"'iJ•it•nli
hlm~t•lf n1cnu.•, aud open" him~t!U the f&<'l" uf nn,• nnd lht- ho.ught)' £'ut Mnrka le tlw heo11 of this ly PA.t't het• rutflo .. c:urlllhwd win· uf 8('Ul"I"O\L1 portiona uf rullter ..
1.111 In rwoplc, Jl1nces nnd t.bings, tlil'dain un thl' C>thcr "~Am-11 to re- t•ommlllee, whll·h 1-N·,~rHly I"JlOO• dt•w: lhten la the fainl hum ()f hUI')' plum puddiR.J"?
mnkw~ room tnr· lite to enter hie fled tli~,·onl('nt JUlti btH'cdom. ,.,reel n v~r)' a utccofu1 IJnli()W· loughll!r nnd Jurnhltr uf t.'Hn\"I'TI'A• (l'aus.e hel·e nnd [ne~ the eaut
lwln.~:. - until ht dou this, he Girl.tc-t'rm't )'QU lll"t lhr ht-auty ten Parl)" ror tht· urphn.n-. at St. tion emAnating trnm tht· Jivinl' tor o moment ot rnpt ;il,•nC'e.)
•un"t t1e(Civin~: liCe i~ due ttr gtl· or thl" ro.ln! 'Vait-hcar me! Jo$Cph'11 \"ilia, indudin~e r~!re•h· roum wher~ mother and dati art." Christmns and plum puddi~1 .
tinJC front Jivinst what he should. Wlwn ai11Ht~ C'An he P.O wonllerCul, mf'nt#, aonK!o. ,-nnlvt and prina. t•nteruining thf'ir "cotnp:-n)'," Plum puddtna and Christ nut.~. The
\\ h'"11 ht~ doH I'We life a chanl"t hclW •to )"UU hA\'t, hme l•l be~ lm. Soc.i•l Ute As •le~p t~Rim1 to overt.akr~ htr, L'A·o et.•rtainly ar't: ~ynonymc•Wi,
hl mak" an Impression in h~ aoul, a•allt•nt! lt'a nu UM---lhty h.a\'e Wilma lJtt•ntnn'a _-rnup is pre'- ~he dreamily tinrl._ hvr~~4!1f atop thf' •r\!:D't they! .)f)· !ondt"al yulttti•l"'
~t"ll find tn.. "on'&. M :llO p..·tty and bu..~dt•d hy. pAring- for the .\nnual Barn Danu •nnw ('()Vtred root whue ah" he~ mt"moriu are of. JrQNII •hAt!
11mall ff•r JM.•opl~ -.Tbo are inter~t- And now, Arm-in·arm, come a which. unforlur:atcoly. will havt• to comet; a l'Omewhat •lrowa)' l«"ntin .. That's right., plum puddiaa ..
rd :rn Pf'C'Jllco and tbinp.-truly in· pilor and a \"~r)' prt!'U)' «irl. .U be PQ$Iponed tbia y,•ar \lntil ahtr el, in •.. Lht • .. di"t..ant"e. Oh my govdn~.. .. m)" allottrd
l~ra:h:d and nut merely !or the the)· draw near. the «irl U)"4 tb~ holidays. .-\-.·ak:t>! Fee-t intn hunnJ •lip. 11pace hAll ~en ahnost compJ.•tt"l)'
,_.ko of cain and ac>t"ial advan('t· tw~me1hln&' in a low ...· oke. S-.·t' how peN,! Arm." ju!IL won't find the abaorbed and as yet J ha\"t-n•t arh··
mtnt: JMeOpl~ who keep t.htm.!'leh·n hi'J _.>.•• lh:ht UJl ju't to loo"k at The Sod•lity Tbe•ter. undn el~\·~.s in that da.rn rohtl whizuu: rl'l you the reci~.
bu11)· and ul·tupitd and who aren't htor! An11 all thty .-o by I f.f'e him Ri~ Dl\via'e ludt"r hip, prt-.• ... nted -down the staif'tl'. And' lhtr" in N\.•Vtr fear. l'IJ &qUffH> it into
r~1:1\~~~~lu~~~;~~~:':,j; ~:~:~:~-th:~: ~:!~u~;r ~~~t ind~~~rc~::v~::~~~~ ~1 ~~:~~h:•~";~,:~;~·:.:ri~~·::;-~,~:~ ~=,~~~~ ~=l!~~~gh~.:~ ~~;.:~~~~; !~:lh::n:;:.::!l'• •:~~~ati:~~bout
llliU1 tu nllow any room in their Th('PI(' two wlll IH· hatlJl)' hecau .. e es, lhe proCl'l'd' of whl('h will ro Christmus tree in the whol~ world, (Jlau~ ngaut wh1blt t tlt'l\'e
liv('" fnr g-riping, cntlintl-'.o;, ~nul)- tht•r·t.• I"' nn flrtifh•o, 11(') ~ophiRti('n· townrd mokln~ llOI"flihle the :Mtatue I'CIJiete with dolt~t, hoOkfl, j,fnml.l1t, nmong n1)' dJ'ect...~ {or tha l'ed)h',)
hlnK lttHI othc1r "little !nulls" of timl to !IIJ)OI1 t..htl h(IHUtY o( Jo,.·e. of Our Lnfly whl\'ll tht! Suda11ty l'lknte!l, nnd oh, ju3t t•v~rythlng hflir Hmrnm, I Meem to hn\•e mi,.luhl
Wf' IIIUtlnl!l. fhtcinr J)ll~t lht- J'llOre windows ~·bhes t.o Jln'~Cht to lho Ut•JUl tor littlt' Rix year t)hl hl'ftrt C'->Uirl it Momewhere. I can't llct'rn tu nruJ
Hut lhht f" beginning to turn t:Oil"IC.! n 1ltt1e hoy Alld gtrl. As the er gsrdt.tn. wanL it· ttnd that is stt·nnJt~ ht'"('ftUil~ 1
.nh• " liUln l<'rmon and :r;ince ttickA h••r rurh 0v,•r ht'r 11hould.l'r, Mny we tAke thl• HJipnrtunit)• For one breathless nwnwnt lht W"-'1 lookang it over ool l.w() dh)"l
that',. fhrtht~l (rom nl)' mind. J l cotcb thtt b._.nrnin,:r to,.-lng: fmile to Urtl'O toC'h and evory ~odali~t mu&t pnuH and pxe tinlidly ahCtut al(n and t am pclsihve I ldt it
t,.,tf••r tr••t hud' to .. " heap a! Jh·· of thu wnm"n with thtm. She to contrlhutt tn th~ Tritluum Cor her livintr rot•m. which ha' now rhcht here in the top tlf"awt.•r of
an'," Yuu IN~. I'm not. lhrouttb rai!'t.'JI her \'Oin' in ttonder admon- tb~ Holy f'ath"r'• C"'hri~tma.t pree- •~umt'd a IJtTenscl! new atmot- m)' de~. Ob. how ~mbarrauincl
)"t't bKau4."' tht" binest idea--the iUon, an11 at thto ..ound the little enc.. phere-, for he bu htoton here! Did W~ll. l'm awfully .ctrry. tln.ra,
c•n .. tMt makea • full life a really girl Rinp h~r annA about her he le-~n·e "!'Orne tan«ible •vidt-nct! but 1 jqt cao•l find it at all Uul,
full lif• Is yet t4) come. mothtor'• knt'n and raiMa a rain· A Helpful Hint1 ~bn>· ~ople A wet footprint by tbo ftrtoplaefl, oh. w.-11. ( Ha. Ua) -.-vc·n if 1 did
J••nhl C'hri_..t hu t4id, "I am the- troaked flh"t', w-Hathed in :smilett- thank c-arnnK i11 lt~rrihl)· hard. but pt-rhaps! !'o. Did h<! fof'¥~t a flnd it I .-ouldn't ba...-C'! any @p8C'f'
War. tht• Trulh. and the Life.'' U Of All thv Jlf'OI'lu In my queen~ it bn't, and I hnpt< Mtmot of )·ou a,rlovc ()r t-ap! :o-;0 • h~ nevt'r fM· I•· it to prinL it in anywa)·!
;~:·:~~\~~~t:::~~~:~:~~:n~~; ~;n~r~n~·;:.~u~~ .7~:.~:'~a~;P:: :II<~~: li;:u;ul•~~rin!h~:l;,: f:::.:~:~i~:io~:~t <~d~:n n•m ..., ~·:r ::~.:o::~r~rk~:~;o: ..:~:
fttC'tll nnt'• heart, m)r world muat mange,_ in FODp, lt is \"t'•l')r tft">'• ~ext )'ear- next year, JUrtly. hurn {'vfr)l tirue they eat nuty <tiel
fit""! realize t.htl.t ht· full n( Jlin.clng htftrt.s and and aJI th~ P~OIIP )'<"U t•ut """A)' t~he mu•t not !al1 a~1e('p, Sho mu•' plum pudd.ina nnyway. \V~ alwnya
Tlwr"fon~'• we thnnk(ul J0\11A, 'l'huA I wend my mn.kt!ll s:-uod autt" f(Jt dh1h4.•11, ••nd if ,te(' tbi.s Lh.'~'-""ed Saint nnd thnnk ltnH~ truilcake nnd JlUDlJtkiu t1iv
('hrlMt Itt tu·et~l•nt. in t'Vef')' pt.•rMn wny hornewnnl to rt-14ume my dis- lhe cal·\"lng I• " fftilurf. \li~ it to him for thb nntl twery utht•r at our house.
un thl1t h ~nr~h--ln the mnn n:xi guit;e "~ n flChooi~Jtil·l until the WMh whh nud •hlH nnMhtlr. ('hristrna.s: that he hot~ como
110
fur A Happy Cbrit~:t'l'll.tUJ and Bh.•ued
cfour.b I ,. hoy who thrc,~ lt nt next rnlny dny Wht"'n J fiJ!C11in go The Catholic \\-'cu·k~r. Nch·, l!J-t:; to glndden n little tiX·Y~tll" old girl. .Nt>w "\"('nr to nll
11now ftll, t (< girl we "eat R >Out forth to vh•w my ftumnin, under
iu Sudal ltcH.un-nntl lhat '\\"••"rt n1)' biJr umbrt'lln.
rt>l\11): ratting •bout Him. t~nub • .------------ -,
bm« Him, off~n,fln~ Hinl thrvll#h
n•Jr arti(m ......... "A• Jon~ n~ yoo dtd
H to one of thr..~~e, )·ou did it to
lit" .•
Uncll 'Wto: Itt ChriJ.t dri\'e in u."
and through u...._.nd reallt put
~emm m..ananK Into thi~ phrue
that hu trown meaninJrle~<~~ with
rtpc.•tition until \lo"f really tr)' to
l+rm.r C'hrist into the Fophisticattd
wurM n( uura- and we Fhou1d
n:~diz~ that thl• major part of lh~
v.urk mu~t h~ done lty u", our
lt'1vc~ through ou1· wol"(l.s nnd ex
amJtlt• . ••
unLil wt• begin to voice lhe
rhurrh'• JIOint of view in discu&o
'in1111 on cont-eription, birthcontrol
lh• atnml< bomb and the like ••. until we lock fear of what oth
ert may think o! U3 and indiJfer·
t'nt unfonC'tm in the- closet and
lncorporat~·d
Furri~,.,. Rnd TRilors to
Gentlewomen
39 P.AST A VENUE
ltOCIIESn;n 4. ~. Y.
ROCHESTER
STATIONERY CO.
108 MILL STREET
Main 7186
atan pavinc the way !or more L-----------­timid
and mon lax !ouls .•• unlll we do all tboae things to
make <'hri•t lh·e thro,.gh u.s at a
dant-t, in a (la.aroom, at the lunch
table. on the bus, at a part)·. our
live• are fully o( meaninglei5S ac·
t1on1 And words.
Wo •ro not living the full ltko
ot .. ncUCylng grace.
Wm. F. Predmore
Rellcioua Artldea for
Senrice Men
Pray•r Bool.• • R ...........
Moolah •nd Cllalu
C ... tl•• Card.
Wo •ro not enjoying (even
though wo may think we are) "• 113 STATE ST.
heap of llvln'." L -------- ----'
MAIN 3%71 ROCHESTER COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.
6 T RE GLEANER
The Editors and Staff of
The Gleaner
Extend to the
Students and Faculty
A Very Blessed and
Merry Christn1as and a
Joyous New Year