South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-23
NOTRE DAME NEWS

Following general rehearsal Of
th. NCtre Dame Glee club Friday.
president Harry Denny announced
tHe following personnel which d.
rector John D. Becker declares 20
Do tho most talented in The history
NJ Tho orga rizati5u.
First teuors- Harold Bowden,
Ea-. S0cer. George Fisher. Their
man NuGd Sylvester Steinle. Jo-
seuh Tierney Vernon Biekard. p. G.
Dortn. Frank Hamm. Maurice
ltun Donald Gallagher
Second tenOrs. Fred Dressed.
Henry Fritz Mark Storen. James
Murphy. John kevu. Peter Smith,
Robert Gallagher. Frank Blasius
Daniel sullivan. George Durkin
First basscs. Lenihan Lalley
Mark Foote Alfred Abrams. Joseph
Mage. William a. a. Castellini.
Clarence Manyon. Hills Belle,
Raphael Ruhblo. Stanley Bradbury.
Second basses. Mathew NcELery,
Alfred Siaggart Lucieu Locke. Leo
Keley James Bell William Furey.
John T. Flynn. Gerald Haggan,
Charles Foley. Frank Wallace.
The Notre Dame band under d.
rection OF Prof Charles Parreant
has organized for the ensuing year
with prospects Tor q most successful
season. informs are contemplated
for the 80 men who viii compose
the band. which is open for en-
gaEements away from the school
The organization viii make IFS first
public appearance on Cartier field
az the Valparaiso game today. The
officers are as follows: A. y. Stag
CERT ot Saginaw Michigan. bu. mgr.
r. W. Pedroty of Deinison Ohio,
mgr James A. Culigan Of West
Point Iowa. assist. mgr. Matthew
Schwartz Of Kansas. see. ROmanie
Reichert Of Long Prairie. MINI.
treas
The Mining Engineers club met
in Chemistry nall 7-45 O'Clock Fri
day evening. The Surveyors club
met in the surveyors room in the
same hour The Kentucky club
considered plans for an early social
basement of Science hall Mt the
affair aud made selections OF the
clubs pins.
A veil rally preliminary TO the
Valparaiso game was held in the
gym al Friday noon. Coach Hal
las delivered his first address TO the /
student body. He cautioned the I
students against considering the /
Valparaiso game an easy contest |
and stated that the result depended I
upon the cheering as much as upon /
the players upon the field With /
the assistance of the Notre Dame I
band under the direction of Prof |
Charles Parreant. the victory march I!
Hr-.. d. r-re
attended by number OF students 1
doubling amy former meeting OF the /
kind this year. which lis an indica- /
ton of the growing enthusiasm at /
the school
The old bIeachers will he occu- |
pied 10y the students of St Marys I
and Notre Dame who Will be well I
supplied with penuants, arm bands, I
and gold and blue colors. Cheer /
leader Slaggert aided by Burke and I
Eckerle viii direct the cheering /.
from the Notre Dame stands prom /
Using lively duel with the Valparai- |
so contingent of 500. I'm addition TO /
the Nalparaiso-Notre Dame bands |
Studebaker band OF South Bend will |
aid i'm the greatest spectacle seen
on Cartier field i'm years.
Omcers Of the Rocky Mountain
club have been announced as fol-
lows Worth Clark of Pocatello. |
Idaho, pres't. David Hagenbarth Of
Salt Lake City Utah, vice-pres't
Gerald Hagan of Missoula. Mont.
treas. The club is arranging
"A smoker for the near future
The indianapolis club met in the I
library Thursday evening 10 dis F.
cuss the coming game with Indiana
university at Indianapolis details OF
which VIII be announced later. The |
officers of the club are Arthur Shea /
prest., Robert Rink % vice-pres't. .
Edward Doyle seC.-treas.
The Notre Dame Juggle~. nun7rr- /
GUS monthly made its 1920 bow
produced the successful inaugura- /
tiOn of the magazine last wear. Del
mar EdmOudson OF Marion. o.. ISL
editor-in-Chief, George O'Brien OF
Rochelle. Ill., is art editor and the
advertising Will be handled Jointly I
by Art Shea Of Indianapolis and
George of Chicago Paul Pfohl of
Chicago. circulation manager. is ar
ranging "a nation wide distribution of
the magazine. which ranks with the
leading college publications Of the
country. "Ohie's' drawings and the
wit of the Notre Dame campus were
reproduced in many of the well
known periodicals during the past
year.
VETERAN ACTOR DIES