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See Story On Fareipell And . Good Luck To The Seniors of '58 Page 3 XAVIER UNIVERSITY . NEWS Student lew1p1per of the Oldest Catholie Colle11 in the lorlhwe1t Territory VOLUME XLll CINCINNATI, OHIO, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1958 NO. 20 Ken Sclineider Day Hops Urged To Wins Council Clef Club Returns Presidency Attend Family Day by Denny Doherty, News Associate Editor From Spring Journey by Wayne Fehr by Paul Ritter "I certainly am happy! But In a little over a week, the Xavier campus will drop ·the I am also surprised. Those last The Xavier University Clef Club returned Thursday routine of classes and assignments to take on a holiday atmos­ few ballots really made my evening from their annual trip which took them, this year, phere. The families and friends of Xavier students will con­ stomach kick." These were the to Bardstown, Springfield, and Louisville, Kentucky. verge on the campus for an .occasion that has become one of emotions of Kenny Schneider, The Club gave a concert Wednesday night at Nazareth the high spots of· the social calendar-Family Day. new president of the Student College for Girls in Bardstown. The performance was preceded Saturday, May 17, will· be Dan Stevens as "concert band at Council. by a dinner and followed by a The highlight of ·the club sea­ crowded with activity from morn- its finest, with music for every dance in the College Assembly son will be their annual concert ing till evening. Visitors will . taste." · Hall. and dance to be held on -May· rn Concerts were given Thursday in the Netherland Hilton's ·Hall Rev. John H. Reinke, S.J., morning at St. Catherine and of Mirrors. The concert features guest piano soloist at the concert, Holy Rosary High Schools in songs from "Oklahoma" and "The will play Gershwin's "Rhapsody Springfield and Louisville. King and I." in Blue." Two production num­ Mr. Bens, in his seventeenth The Bobby Keys Orchestra bers from the hit shows, "The year as director of the Clef Club, · will furnish the dance music fol­ King and I" and "Li'l Abner" has announced a concert to be lowing the concert. Patrons for will feature Misses Cathy Guarin given this Thursday, May 8, at the final concert will be solicited and Joy Glueck. Miss Bonnie Villa Madonna College in Cov- at $5.00 which will include a Heimann, Xavier's Honorary Ma­ ington. ticket to the concert and dance jorette, will also be on hand to An added attraction of the Clef and your name on the evening's demonstrate her skills. Club's 33rd season will be an program. · Following ·the band concert, an appearance before the Annual Tickets for the concert and informal dance will be held in Dinner of Christians and Jews on dance combined may be pur­ the Fieldhouse, to the music of the 19th. The gathering will pay chased from any club member at Rev. Edward J. O'Brien, S.J. Chris Christensen's Orchestra. At tribute to Charles P. Taft, former $3.00 per couple. Admission to have a chance to see and enjoy the same time, there will be mayor and acting councilman of the concert alone will sell for much of the life of the univer­ bingo and card games in the Cincinnati. $1.00 per person. Armory. In addition to Ken's election, sity, including an exhibition drill Teny Lautenbach was elected by the Pershing Rifles, a base­ At the dance, the best couple president of the senior class, Dick .. . . ball game between the Muske­ in the waltz contest will receive O'Donnell received the secretary ··;:.: •.-;···1 teers and Villa Madonna College, prizes. At midnight, the Princess post, and George Haas became 1Y:· ·- ->~ a special program by the Masque of Family Day will be selected by the :qew treasurez:. ... , Society, and a visit to the Shririe a panel of judges, . along with a • ~,,,' Officers for the Class of '60 are ~. ... :.:.· . :',. ~ :' of Our Lady of _ Victory. Any retinue of four attendants. The . . spare time in this busy schedule lucky girl to receive this honor as follows: Tom Frank, presi­ dent; Jim Tasto, vice president; :.,·~:,. ... can be used to tour the buildings must be escorted by a Xavier ;~ . ·...... :<·. Bob Mallardi, secretary; and Mike and facilities of the university. student, either dorm or day hop. : ,· A faculty reception before dinner Day hops especially are encou- Risdon, treasurer. Andy Odoardi was re-elected president of the Cla~s of '61. His cabinet includes ·Paul Moroney, vice president; Ed Schmidt, sec­ retary; and Ron Bosken, treas­ r urer. For the most part, results showed a fairly close race in each class. The senior class had the tightest run between Schnei­ der and Lautenbach. Ken edged Terry by thirteen votes, 94-81. Approximately 85% of the Class of '59 voted. This year's sophomore crop, the '60 class, had the poorest turnout of votes. However, the majority of . them yoted as they did last year and they re-elected Tom Frank president. Cleffers Zang, Faller, Beile, DuBrucq, and Kopecky Another re-election took place I in the frosh class. The Class ·of '61 re-elected the same men it chose last fall. Only the offices of the Debaters End Season men were chan'.ged, although Odoardi again copped the presi­ Journey To West Point dency. A total number of 770 students The Xavier. debaters reached participating schools this year Mr. Elmer Fenton, Family Day Chairman, and bis son, Don, voted on the two days the polls the climax of a highly successful included San Francisco, Southern check plans for the big day. were open. year two weeks ago at West California, Idaho, Kansas, Mar­ Point. Wayne Fehr and Dan Bris­ quette, Northwestern, Not r c will provide the opportunity to raged to attend the dance, as well lane represented Xavier Univer~ Dam:, Alabama, Princeton, An­ meet the professors and members as the other activities of Family sity in the 12th annual National napolis, Harvard - and M.I.T., of the administration. Day. . BULLETIN Debate Tournament at the United among others. Dinner will be served in the The Dads Club Committees, States Military Academy. Thirty. Xavier, with a 3-5 record, was Student Union Building, begin­ headed by Mr. Elmer Fenton, and Room reservations for parents six colleges and univenities from one of the 20 teams to be elim­ ning at 5:30 p.m. Following din· the Student Committees, under and friends of out-of-town s*u· all parts of the country competed inated after the eight prelimin­ ner, an evening of fine entel"tain­ Tom Cavanaugh; have been work­ dents must be made"tbrou1h Paul In the tournament, which was ary seeding rounds. The top six­ ment has been planned, high­ ing long and hard in preparation Haley (Elet 303) or Paul Gildea held April 23·26. teen teams then entered elimina­ lighted by the annual Band Con­ for this year's Family Day. Wi~h (Elet 317) In ordP.r to get special Fehr and Brislane won their tions, which resulted in a final cert in the newly reconditioned the help and advice of Dads Club rates or to 1et reservations at all. berth 'in the "N.D.T." by being debate between Harvard and Armory. Moderator Rev. Edward J. O'· Motels and hotels contacted by one of the top 5 teams · at the Northwestern. '!1he first-p•ace The Concert will be1in at 1:30 Brien, S.J., they have done every­ these two men will not accept District V Qualifying Tourna­ trophy-and an automatic invit"-· p.m., with an overture featurln1 thing possible to make the annual reservations from any sln1le stu· ment, ·held in Cleveland, March tion to next year's tournament­ the 1958 theme of "Galete Parisl­ event profitable and entertaining dent, but only tbrou1h one of 21-22. The nation is divided into was won by the Northwestern enne/' Under the direction of for Xavier students and their these two. 8 such districts, from which a team of William Welsh and Rich­ Gilbert T. Marin1er, the xavler families. Family Day, 1958, prom­ They shouid be contacted •• total of 36 teams are selected ard Kirshberg. Last year's win­ band will provide entertainment ises to be one of the best ever soon •• ·pollible for n1ervatlom. each year to attend the national ner, Augustana, was eliminated chaneterl1ed by bancl president held at Xavier. tournament at 'Vest Point. The (Continued on Pa1e 8) .. PAGE TWO XAVIER UNIVERSITY NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1958 ...... XU Editorials WORDS OF WISDOM THE This is the time of the year when socials reign supreme. STA GEL/GHTS And certainly it is not the place of a newspaper to put the ·trite "wet blanket'' on our social life. It might be worthwhile, CO-ED by Staffortl P. l\looney though, to give thought to a few pertinent points. by Pat Wiechman Beer is the life of a party. But why kill the party by ,...... , ...... hanging on a damnable drunk? A bad reputation and a moral .Mas•f UC lUagic Shines In ucky For l\'lc" degeneracy flow out of that "one too many." And then there Hi strangers. It has been many "J.. .. is sex. Why help those who like to abuse it? moons. Since lhcn many signs From its opening song of "Hurry, Hurry," to the closing For many of us, comprehensive exams will be here in a have been erected around the campus declaring this to be line of the finale, "Lucky For Me" magically casts a delightful week or two. It's rather stupid to sacrifice a passing grade for spell over its audience. Blending the excitement of a traveling a "really big'' weekend. Celebrate after the test. the home of the 1958 National Right now, finances pose a big problem. Because of our Invitational Tournament Champs circus and the intrigues of politics with young love and a little nation's economic recession, summer jobs are going to be tough -gee, that sounds terrific-and girl's faith, the production was able to capture the hearts of to get. You may be getting married soon. It helps to have Hank Stein became the un­ all who saw it. crowned king of the campus. "Dixie" McBraycr, as the down something with which to start. Again, you won't find it too ballad with the "Irishman's hard to blow a large chunk of next year's tuition on several Football practice began along and out magician Weejo, headed \\'ith all the other sports on the the fine cast. His great vocal Dream," and Tony Schmitt (Ed­ big binges. Just a few very impori.ant thoughts. die) got the show off to a rous­ Jnmcs Den11is Do/1ert11 spring agenda. Over at South efforts were only outdone by his ing start with "Hurry,Hurry," Hall the "Tiger" has been caged excellent comedy. Of course, no "BETTER GET WITH IT" sung in a circus barker's fashion. and put to sleep and now a musical comedy is complete with­ Have you invited that potential contest wLnner to the "drinking magician" is on the out the villain, in this case, Tom Comedy highlights are numer­ Family Day Dance? If you haven't, you'd better get on the loof;c. The last lime we saw that ous throughout the show; many ball. There remains but one short week till the big weekend Eckstein, ns McGowan, the red­ popular meeting pluce it was nosed Irish political boss. Tom of them providecl by Kay Steel­ begins. Remember the ribs and jibes you'll all b~ subjected literally covered inside with certainly walked off with the man (Annie) and Tom Gressler to if either group wins by a 1anclslicle. campaign signs and posters de­ DON'T l<'ORGET THE CLEF CLUB dramatic laurels. The love inter­ (George), her son and "war claring that Bugs Bunny votes est is also a very important in­ hero." Brian Bremner (Bill Ar­ While you're considering this dance, you should a1so for George Haas who has all the nold) the wise-cracking news­ remember the Clef Club affair at the Hall of Mirrors the greclien t to the musical show, and qualities of a leader. He even ::igain this was ably provided by paperman ancl Ralph Schroeder, night before (Fri., May lG). For the price, you'll not be able knoll's his own alphabet. to find better entertainment. Having heard many of the Clef Club renditions, we can also say with great pride that the While all these unimportant concert they will give will be "tops." little trivialities were taking DAY-HOPS! ARISE! place n momentous meeting was We hope in the next few lines to change the false opinion held somewhere on campus. The which some of us may have regarding Family Day. This is nol results of that meeting should a day for Dorm students only. This is a day for every student nncl could result in some drastic of Xavier University. This is THE DAY for us and our fam­ actions on the part of the men ilies. This is the time when you demonstrate to your parents (>( Xavier. the opinion you have of Xavier. The following remarks arc Little did we dream that one directed especially to the clay students. We realize that many little column comparing dntes of of you have jobs which you must maintain in order to continue clormies and clay hops would your education. We also realize, because you live in the city, start. According to recent edi­ that you will naturally take certain things for granted. One torials we arc more or less to of these things, however, seems to be Xavier University. We blame for one of what p1·omises are quite certain that if you attend some, preferably al1, but to be the best and craziest con­ some parts of this affair With Your Parents, this attitude will tests held on this campus, not cha.nge. The importance of attendance with your parents can that we mind. The men of this not be over-emphasized. Be proud of Xavier and of yourselves university could use a little jab and your achievements. It is this Just pride which we encou­ in the ribs once in a while to rage by means of this contest which we have been promoting. get things clone co-opcrn lively. We know that you aren't ashamed of the young ladies you date. Will you show your fellow students just how proud of Well, the Family Day commit­ your choice you rea1ly are? tee met under the chairmanship "YOURS FOR THE VIEWING" of Tom Cavanaugh, a dormie, At the risk of being repetitious, we'll urge you again lo came up with an idea for a new nttencl one of the three remaining performances of "Lucky kind of contest to spark some For Me." You have no idea what your presence means to interest in Family D::iy. It seems these people. They have clone what many considered to be that ::it the· dance, Saturday, May impossible. Now they Jook for your support and opinions. 17, some judges will circulate They have, as a reminder, put together a musical in less than through the crowd meeting the three weeks. This feat is seldom duplicated in the TV and elates of you Xavier men. The stage world today. The critics have given them favorable idea will be to determine wl10 notices, which they richly deserved. The only ot11er help they elates the best looking, sharpiest need is your presence. Will they get it? girls-Day Hops? or Dormies? WELL DONE, .JIM There is, however, one fly in As a closing, this week we'd like to congratulate the win­ lhc ointment. From all i·eports, ners of the recent elections. Their victories were hard fought the clay 1to11s think it is some :me! honestly won. vVe wish them the best of good fortune in kincl of very funny joke. They the coming year, and pledge them our support. We feel quite refuse to talte the contest sel'i­ confident, especially after viewing 1he first session of the new ously. Well, son, the joke is on council, that they will succeed in their endeavors. If you wish you because from talking to some to do them a favor, you might r~member them in an occasional ol' the clonnies and Tom Cava­ and special prayer. Theirs is a difficult job which often naugh himself, I've come to the Bob l\larshall ancl Pat Wiechman seem to be shocking Tom requires guidance above and beyond that of man. We also conclusion that these fellows are Gressler-a scene from "Lucky For l\'Ic." dcacl serious. Not a few are tak­ point to the efforts of Mr. Jim Foster, election chairman, as Bob Marchal (Jimmy), (What a (F. X. Fogarty) the fumbling ing· their girls from back home. those worthy of the highest praise. Jim gave a 1arge amount beautiful tenor voice!) and Pat politician, were good in. their · As one llormie 1mt it, this is even of his time and did an excellent job. Wiechman (Jean). support. RGQ tough luck time for the local gi1·Js. You 11oor day hops are It always seemecl to me that The performea·s are only one 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 seem that the most probable going to look pretty silly when every musical had its show-sto1>­ facet of this show. The music, answer is a combination of (2) you don't even have a goocl re11- per ancl "Lucky For l\Ie" hall Pat 1>roviclell by Father Reinke and and (3). However, let us sec resentation at the dance. You'Jl Fallon in the role of Connie, the the orchestra, 1>1us the fine sets LET'S what the result of this week's t'uss ancl fume ancl serei1m preju­ little girl whose faith in Weejo of Dave Seiwert ancl the choreog­ question will be; again, there arc s, you are sweet, rnat are as socially successful as the (Al), her two friends, Pat stole Kva1>il ancl Rosemary llenner. An interesting phenomenon has to force their icleas ahout birth i·csiclent men'?" t.he audience's heart. It is my wish that every stu­ occurred as a result of the first control u1>on everyone else'?" In the musical line, Tom Cahill Personally we know ·that clay dent of Xavier University will of this series of columns; there This is incleecl an interesting (Suds) presented a very fine hops are good workers. We've take time to see this fine show. has been no attempt at any sort ciuestion; very few persons will seen them do tremendous jobs of presentation of an answer, quibble with the desire of Cath­ both on stage and back stage but there have been a number olics to avoid birth control them­ with the Masque Society. They of outraged comments on the selves. The general consensus of arc the backbone of the NEWS' XAVIER UNIVERSITY NEWS fact that the question was pre­ opinion is tltat if they want to stuff. They make their mark in Published weekly durlng the school year except during vacation perloda by Xavllll" sented at all. Of course this is make things rough on them­ University, Hamilton County, Evanston, Clnclnnotl, Ohio. •1.~o per year. about as effective a means of student govcmmcnt. But it isn't Entered as second class matter October 4, 1946 at the Post Office a\ selves, let them do it. But have enough a big enough mark num­ Clnclnnatl, OhJo under the Act of March 3, 1879. answering any given problem as EDITOR-IS-ClllEP...... '...... Jlob Queenan, 'G9 you ever tried to explain why erically and perccntage.-wise. We assassinating a professor after he you think it's wrong for every­ t:DITOR El\IERl'rus ...... 8111 l'oole, '118 flunks you. It seems there arc have come to believe ihat these ASSOCIA'fE EOl'fORS ...... llob •·rommcycr, 'J8, Pr;ank l\lcGcc, •,;n, Denny Doherty, '61 one'? What clo you say to this: l'EA'fUl?E WRITEllS ...... Wayne Fehr, '50, Tom Cahlll,!iO three possiblities why no answer young men we just mentioned "Now understand, it's all right arc the exceptions rather than STAPF REl'ORTERS ...... Kcn Kinch, 'r.!l, 'fom !Call, 'Ol, Ed lllassman, '61, has as yet been given: (I) \'le l\lccblcy, •111, :"\like l\larklcwkz, '!II, Ron Koch, 'Iii, IJlll lllason, 'f.0 with me if you feel that planned the rule. Everyone feels the answer is too parenthood constitutes a sin for Paul Ritter, 'OJ COLUJlfNISTS ...... 8111 Disque, '58, Dan Herth, •r.11, Edwin l\lcncs •:;s llm Wins '58, obvious to bother writing it out.­ the members of your Church, Everyone expects a certain E.S. Edelmann; Staffo1·d lllooncy, l'atrlcla Wiechman ' ' ' or (2) no one cares enough to but, really, where do you get nmount of braggadocial utterings Nl'Olt'fS EDITOR ...... Ed Adami, 'GO think about the answer, or (3) from the dormies but when the SPOUTS WRll'ERS ...... Joe Nolan, •ns, Oon l'cnton 'uff Jack Gardner 'li9, off trying to tell cvorybody it's BUSroe l'ctroccl~I, '60, Jol111 llumhackcr, 'OU, Jack Adams.' •01,' Hap O'Danlel: '61 no one has an answer. It would (Continued on Page 8) (Continued on Page 8) INESS l\IANAGER ...... Ed Schroeder, '1111 FACULTY lllODERATOR ...... Rev. Euseae F. Manrold, 8,.f, XAVIER UNIVERSITY NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1958 PAGE THREE Graduation Week Stars Socials "Jlf e111,ories Are illa de Of T,,is" P.ilder Cops An XU E•1iloria1 !:111111!111111111111111111111111111111111 Ill Ir: by Hob F1·ommcyc1·, News Associate Eclitor Fi.r8t Dea11's § § In just a few short clays-YOUR COLLEGE DAYS will be a thing of the past-a past you will always want to cherish S1Jeecl11"'ot1r11ey NEW - in your memory of Xavier. Your senior class committee, in = TUXEDO order to intensify the retention of this memory of Xavier, Paul Pilder, a sophomore chem­ ENGLAND - has arranged a program which we feel will insure your eternal istry major, won the first Dean's - - devotion to Xavier. Memories of pleasant days-never to be Spccc:lt Tourney with a speech = - RENTAL forgotten. Those Glorious Days. entitled ''Leadership." The event - HAT took place in the Armory, Wed­ - Fi,ve Big Events I-lead Agenda nesday, April 30. - John Drayer look second place i\IANUI<'ACTURING - * Fo1· Festive "Senior Party JVeek" with a talk entitled "Student = Union Building," and Nick Aicder - COMPANY - . . The senior class officers plus many of the senior class outstand­ won third place with his presen­ - - LANDEN, LTD. ing members got together at the beginning of this scmcslcl' to try tation of "What Is A University'?" and think of a fitting climax fol' the completion of these four colle­ Drayer is a sophomore in Com­ - - 606 11 ine St. giate years of this class, that had recorded in its memoirs many mercial Arts and Aiecler is a E11s East Sixth Street~ personages and events of renown. Pre-med student. = PArkway 1-7345 Afte1· many meetings and much hal'cl work, the committee came Ft'. Wirtenberger, S.J., clean of Cincinnati; Ohio up with The Senior Party ·week. There arc five events on the agenda, the College of Liberal Arts, first =- with the price of all events totalling $20.00; however the committee projected the idea of a speech ~111111111111111111111111111111111111111111115 is offering a package cl.cal for all FIVE E-VENTS at a SPECIAL tourney to help motivate interest LOW-LOW PRICE of $15.00. The events are as folows: in forensic work. The idea was Tlmrsclay-1\foy 29th-STAG PARTY worked into a project by the :,1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 = Tom Dugan-Clwinnan speech department under the - - This is the last clay of EXAMS; the pressure of the "COMPS" dil'ection of Mr. John Maupin. § Capri Offers the Ultimate § and final exams will 'be over (for better or for worse), so lets have April 30 was the elate of the § in Eating § a BALL. The scholastic life of the graduating class is over. Au­ first tourney and trophies were Revoir. Take off that pressure cap and release all that nervous energy. presented to each of the first - - Have a BLAST. GO TO THE STAG PARTY. Where, DID YOU SAY? three winners. The general theme ~ MEX I CANA ~ AT WOODLAWN HAl.iL, 3428 WARSAW AVE, PRICE HILL. COST of the contest was "Xavier and only $2.50 .for all the beer you can drink. I." The Rev. Patrick H. Ratter­ CHILI Music will be rendered 'by TOM GRESSLER, the smoothie of man, S.J., Dr. Charles Wheeler, the accordian; you can "Kabitz," "Play Cards,'' do anything you and Mr. Norbert Volle acted as with want as the evening is YOURS to ENJOY yourscH. judges. Mr. Volle presented the BEANS SENIOR DATE PICNIC (1VITH YOUR BEST G.t1L) awards. CHEESE FRIDAY, May 30th, 1958 This first tourney was given as GONDOLA or ONIONS AT one of the Great Speakers Con­ vocations. Mr. Maupin expressed MOUNDVIEW P.4RK -- NEWTOWN, OHIO Chopped * TIME-1-12 PM -- PRICE $4.00 his views on the new project CONEY - Food & Drinks will be provided saying, ''This is something we • SIRLOIN ISLANDS - Clwinnan-Steve Kmpa hope to do every semester for Style STEAK - There will be soft ball games, volley ball, badminton, horse­ Ex. 1 sections. It is really a school - shoe areas, so all who intend to .participate should bring their own affair." - equipment, such us balls, bats, gloves, horse shoe rings, badminton OPEN [\'ERY DAY - 4 P. M. '1111 - 1 A. M.: fn., SJt, and Sun. 'till - sets and etc. Suggest you identify your own· equipment. Contest of Baumring's Pharmacy 2 A.M. assorted varieties arc planned, such as "Egg-Throwing" "Greased located on thn S. E. Corner TcnneuN 5 The Drug Store Closest To and RCi1dlng Road, Bond Hill. Pig" and what have you. Tentative plans call Jar a Song Fest around Xavier University - the Camp Fire in the evening and dancing under the moon and stars, 3618 Montgomery Road FREE PARKING - SENIOR PROM l\!Elrose 1-3708 g- 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ~- SATURDAY, May 31, 1958 CINCINNATI CLUB-8th & Race Sts .. CINCINNATI TIME-9 PM till I ANI PRICE-$5.00 "Stairway lo the stars" is the theme of the PROM, the social high-light of the year. The Prom is a formal affair. There· will be accomodations for two hundred couples, five couples per table. The entrance to the ball-room is off the Race St. side. Three young ladies under the direction of Tom Gressler will provide the inter­ mission entertainment. Gerry Lynn and Lou Sabel, the co-chairmens of the Prom arc busy thinking of novel ideas for Souvenirs. SUND1lY-JUNE 1st-Afternoon · BOWLING Place-STONES ALLEYS Main 1lvenue, Norwood, Ohio This will be a "Pay as you Go" deal. 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Josephic. measure of stardom that Steve Junker would collect on suc­ Alumni Air-Minded XU Spring Roster ceeding Sunday afternoons. As the season progressed, the Pass defense, Xavier's strong (Note: since the units vary 6-3 end, a 1956 entry to the Musketeer Legion of Honor, drank point last fall, will be put to the from d~y to day, it was not in the lore of the pro football game, working hard on his test when alumni field general known at press time how many shortcomings and polishing his skills. Roger Bertoia starts uncorking of the following players would 'fhc first and most difficult chore was mastering the tosses in the direction of Bob play for the alumni. The list does blocking problem. Even the biggest of offensive ends finds Young and, ·in all probability, not include the first unit.) Lenny Ford an obstacle. Being "small" in the pro ranks for Detroit Lion star Steve Junker. Ends: Terry Coughlin, John his position, Junker was weak at first 011 this essential, but, All of t,his year's graduating Kappas, Dale Kopinski, Bob Mar- just as on his pass patterns, reaped the most assistance from the man whose job he won, fellow end Jim Doran. To what extent Steve grasped the tips Doran and the Lions coaching staff shelled out was given its greatest test in the game which enthroned the Detroit crew as Champions of the National Football League. Artr DelConte Operating from his offensive right end position, Junker shook loose time and time again from the Cleveland Brown First Outing As Muskie Captain defense to snatch a crucial aerial from the ex-Packer, Tobin team will be ends John Silvati Rote. Two of the tosses Steve hauled across the goal line for and Warren Montgomery, tackles Detroit TD's. Numerous others he carried deep into Cleveland Art DelConte and Joe Schroeder, territory. guards Jack Paris and Russ His performance against the Browns that day won him Goings, center Tom McGraw, pl'aise from many quarters. He was compared even to the quarterback Ralph Lane, half­ all-time great passing-catching end, Don Hutson. Mom was backs Terry Meyer and Faust happy for him. Coyle, and fullback Jocko Ser­ * * * * ieka. Steve has promised to appear tomorrow evening for the Since the .alumni squad num­ Alumni in the annual Spring Game. bers only 21 players, the Muskie The "Big Redhead from the Hill" has gained a great deal fourth unit will probably be of prestige yardage both for himself and the university during assigned. to ,the Alumni bench. the past year. Tomorrow evening will be an opportunity to Starting for the Alumni besides applaud him for his top-notch performances in the strongest Myron Kilgore the three players listed above Bob Young football league in the worId. Time Out From Teaching will probably be tackles Ben Nye Teams With Junker At End shall, Jim Mullens. Geisler, Schnetzer Gain Victories As M11slieteer Nine Tackles: Ed Davis, Tom Gon­ nella, Mike Hannon, Nate Mara­ tea, Ed Mazurek, Jack McDonald, Triumphs Ove1· Dayton And Marshall, Loses To Ohio U. Hank Rigler, Ed Wandstradt. The baseball team improved its record to three wins lies to insure a Xavier win. Next week the Musketeer nine Guards: Jim Kappas, Jim Link, against two losses as they won two of three contests in three Clay Schnetzer sparked the is slated to play four games. They Bob Meyer, Tom Niehaus, John days last week. Don Ruberg's nine posted victories over home squad in the rainy contest, meet the University of Cincinnati Norkus,. Mike O'Connell, Matt Dayton and Marshall, while dropping a hard defensive battle which was interrupted at one on the Bearcat diamond Monday Vilas, Bob Wishart. to Ohio University. time for a half hour, with two afternoon, Bellarmine at Louis­ Centers: Gene Tomczak, Denny On Wednesday the Muskies safeties in three turns at bat. Don ville on Tuesday, Cincinnati at Poillon, Dick Butrym. traveled to Dayton to defeat the campus. Hall and Carl Labmeier also home Thursday, and Friday they Quarte1·backs: Jerry Casper, Chuck Stobart was the hero of Flyers in a thriller, 7-6. Xavier starred, each with two for five travel to Huntinaton for a return Eddie Thomas, Ron Costello. jumped to a quick 3-0 lead which 'Cats Cop 3-1 at the plate. match with Marshall. Halfbacks: Jim Wessel, Ed Dayton wiped away by the third, Thomas, Lou Carlini, Bob Kain, the day as far as the Bobcats ANNOUNCEMENT when the Flyers led 5-3. Xavier RESULTS JN SUMMARY: Lou Martin, George Noonan. were concerned. Stobart drove a FROM THE J.M. CAGE put away two in the fifth and RH E Fullbacks: Joe Jordan, Larry 345-foot two-run homer in ·the All equipment that is in the two more in the seventh to clinch XU 3 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 7 10 2 Stelzer, Ron Ziegler, Ted Kocon. fifth to sew up the 'Cat victo1·y. baskets of the J.M. cage in the the victory. UD 3 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 6 11 7 Missing the game because of Xaviei· scored its lone run in the fieldhouse must be claimed by Batteries: injuries will be ends Tom Allen Matzet Goes 2 for 4 Thursday, May 22. Any equip· seventh stanza when left fielder X: Beauchamp, Giesler (4) and and Jim Bolger and center Jack Jack Matzet, in collecting two Clay Schnetzer sacrificed home ment that is not claimed by this Boylan Conlan. hits for four trips to the plate John Gieske from third base. date will be confiscated. D: O'Neil, Cockburn (7) and Paul against Dayton, was the star for George Haas, who pitched the Ray Baldwin the Muskies, who scored five complete game for the Muskies, **** Schnetzer was also the winning XU 0 0 0 0 0 i0 0 1 0 1 6 0 unearned runs. Russ Giesler re­ suffered his ·first loss of the year, CHICO'S pitcher, while Hugh Reynolds, OU 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 x 3 6 3 placed Sid Beauchamp in the while Ohio U's Baker was the the Marshall stalwart,· was cred­ Batteries: ' ITALIAN AND AMERICAN : fourth inning to become the winner. ited with the defeat. X: Haas and Boylan I ' FOOD I eventual winning pitcher, while The Muskies returned home The latest team records show O: Baker, Russell (8), Urban (8) the loss went to Cockburn of the Saturday to down Marshall Col­ and Gottlieb 3632 MONTGOMERY BO. Flyers. that Jack Matzet, who has seven lege, 8-5, in thefr best come-from­ hits in sixteen trips, paces the **** Z Mlnutu From X.vlll' Ohio University proved to pre­ behind showing of the season. entire squad in batting. Matzet I MU 121 100 000 5 91 (One Block Soutb of Dua) , sent more of a problem than Marshall soared to a fast 5-0 lead is hitting .438 at the present. XU 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 8 8 4 Dayton, as the Bobcats knocked after the top of the fourth, but Russ Giesler, Xavier's right­ Batteries: the locals to their second loss of the Musketeers bolted back in handed senior, is the top pitcher, X: Matzet, Schnetzer (5), Giesler IEffenoa 1·9111 , 1 the season, 3-1, at the Athens the same inning with eight tal- 1 riding with a 2·1 record. (8), and Boylan ~\::::' ~i!SS!gi!s:>!5::ii!5::iiS!!Si!S:ii!Sl!!gr.o XAVIER UNIVERSITY NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1958 PAGE FIVE Sc1·appy Butch 111,jured Terry McG1iff Ludwig Marks Final XU Innings Ranks As ToJJ NotclJ. Sub by Jack Gardner by Joe Nolan Frank Ludwig is a product of Xavier's towering catcher, Terry him to a pinch-hitting role since Jackson, Michigan where he McGuff, has been a fairly un­ the Miami game. preped at St. Mary's high school. noticed young man in his sports Terry is a likeable guy who Besides being a fine student he career, but the sports world has wants to make a career in sports, was a standout in both football probably not heard the last of as a physical education major. him. and baseball. In his senior year He feels well qualified to go into Frank led his team to the Mich­ Terry was quite an athletic the coaching . world after his igan State Football Champion­ young man at nearby Middle­ graduation this year. town, Ohio's Fenwick High, play­ ship. In a Jackson industrial Terry A "Prof" league he hit a phenomonal .400. ing center on both the football Frank came to Xavier with the and basketball ·teams and man­ lie hasn't wastetriple, double and single. Dea:r Diary... Optimistic Too Important To Forget- As I take my pen in hand, I take When asked a'bout the chances my bottle of Coke in the other hand! of the ball club, Frank stated Yes, dear diary, where would I be that "this could •be the year the The tremendous value of milk as a natural Muskies come into their own. without Coca-Cola? Just a social outcast. They have fine personnel and a energy restoring food makes it an essential Why, everybody drinks Coke! John lot of desire. The ball club as and Bill and Barry and Charley. a whole," he said, "deserves a in every student's diet. Horace too. Confidentially, I think I'll great deal of credit for their fine have another bottle of Coke. performance w h i l e competing against schools that offer scholar­ SIGN OF GOOD TASTE ships for their base1ball partici­ H. MILLER DAIRY CO., INC. Bottled under authority of The Coca-Cola Company by pants." 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/ PAGE SIX XAVIER UNIVERSITY NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1958 After Space-What Then? by Jim Vorwold The Night Side of The News Soon we will be in the Space Age. The next century will be a new era for man; man will at last be free of Earth and will be able to room the elephantins distances of the universe. "Knight Students" participate in Today thou crh there are many mysteries of this Earth that a pertinent discussion. One stu­ we don't kn~w, we are still reaching for the outer. worlds o! Miss Phyllis Tolwig Is dent takes the lead by comment­ Mars and Jupiter. Though stilJ awed by th~ powerful. might ing on the reading material of our surging seas, we are now on the brmk of casting _off assigned previously. A complete the hawsers of the Earth and sailing into the uriknown waters EC 'Lady Of The EveninR' analysis of that view and others of the celestial orb. XILES NEWS is undertaken by the group. Mr. What will these journies benefit man? This question can Miss Phyllis Tolwig was elected "Lady of the Evening Klekamp directs the discussion only be answered by the space pioneers. Will we tu~n the College" at the XILES semi-formal dance last Saturday night into which he aptly• injects bits beauty of a night sky into an exploding chaos of atomic and at the Hotel Sinton Rookwood Room. Miss Tolwig's attendants of information · from his own super-atomic detonations that would herald a universal war? were Mary Alice Connolly and Mary Lou Wolfer. All three knowledge and personal exper­ Let us hope not. If man blasts into his unknown_ cobweb of are Cincinnati girls. Lois Molique, last year's "Lady" and a iences in the field of human destiny with hatred and conquest furthermost in his desires, citizen of Covington, presented week before exams. Plans for the relations. we will gain nothing and should have stayed on our puny the crown to Phyllis. annual spring picnic ha\•e not Besides enjoying this type of Earth and slowly disintegrated one another. Let us face the The XILES president, Dick been reported as yet. learning situation, each member future with hope and charity; thus we may be able to create of the class has expressed his an empire that will pivot on the basis of brotherly love. Space belief that a definite area of can bring us many unheralded triumphs and advantages if . knowledge has been imparted to we want to look for them; therefore, beware little man when him and that his thinking has you dip your toe into the death-like chill of space; beware been clarified. of your own damning folly. ~

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Tavern Prize Key, g if t of and Mr. Joe Viviano, vice presi­ MILITARY Anthony C. Elsaesser, Edwin P. SAM Hosts 400 Delegates For dent, headed the local committee .Menes; The Archbishop McNich­ Annual Managen1eut Conference on University chapter arrange­ MUSINGS olas Philosophy Medal, Ronald J. ments. Coffey; The Martin G. Dumler Xavier Unh•ersity chapter and the Cincinnati senior by Ron Koch Other members of the Xavier Philosophy Key, Richard J. Val­ chapter of the Society for the Advancement of Management staff and faculty on the local The Annual Formal Inspection leau; The Alpha Sigma Nu was hosts for the secoml annual Management Conference committee included: Jesse Brown, ·of The Xavier University ROTC Religion Key, Thomas A. Kuhl­ sponsored by the Central Region of tbe SAM May 1 and 2 in instructor in Management, chair­ Regiment i\Vas conducted on man; The David Snyder Religion Cincinnati. man of the arrangements com­ Medal, founded by Mr. and Mrs. Some 400 delegates from Ohio, Wednesday, May 7. A board of elists were William 0. Trueblood, mi ttec; William Bocklage, chief John W. Snyder, Edward B. Blau; Kentucky and Indiana were in officers, appointed by Headquar­ the Procter and Gamble Com­ of the Xavier University News The Religion l{ey, gift of tile attendance at the meeting in the ters, XX U.S. Army Corps, was pany; Jack J. Murphy, the Gen­ Bureau, publicity chairman. Xavier University Sodality, Hotel Alms which brought na­ on the •campus the entire day eral Electric Company; Herbert From the Cincinnati senior James 0. Grote; The American tionally known business and in­ and graded the regiment and S. Landsman, director of research chapter, Harry Moeller, the Wil­ the military cadets of Xavier ·Marketing Association Award, dustrial leaders to the city as liam S. Merrell Company, served speakers. of the Federated Department University. The inspecting board Cincinnati Chapter, Paul S. Rein­ St01·es, Inc.; and Thomas T. Oyler, as Co-chairman with Professor erman, Jr.; The Shillito Intern­ was composed _of Col. James S. The conference was planned vice president, the Kroger Com- Martin; John Buckley, the Gen­ ship Award, John Shillito Com­ Moncrief, Jr., West Virginia Uni­ for management executives and pany. eral Electric Company, served as versity; Maj. Elden E. Evans, pany, Thomas J. Henry, Gerald supervisors at all levels, accord­ assistant on arrangements to University of Kentucky; Maj. C. Vonder Meulen ana ALPHA ing to Xavier business adminis­ The "managers of tomorrow" Brown; and Professor Herbert Harvey H. Hartwig, West Vir­ SIGl\IA NU-NATIONAL JESUIT tration professor James F. Mar­ were represented by delegates Koch, the University of Cincin­ ginia University; Capt. Robert 0. HONOR SOCIETY: James P. tin, who was co-chairman of the from seventeen University chap­ nati, served as coordinator for Evins, Headquarters, XX Corps; Bra

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