GAME, DANCE, RALLY HIGHLIGHT WEEKEND Crowning of the Homecoming Conn., a sophomore majoring in take place at 3:30 p. m. begin­ Queen at Alpha Gamma Phi s dental hygiene, sponsored by ning at Alumni Hall. The parade 12th annual Sword and Shield Omega Sigma Rho fraternity. will turn right on Hazel St., pro­ dance will be the kickoff event ceed down Hazel to Linden Ave., for this year's Homecoming fes- Also Della Berger from Spring follow Linden to Park PI. and * tivitics Valley, N. Y.. a sophomore ma­ down Park PI. The parade will University students will el ct joring in fashion merchandising, cover this route twice and will a queen from seven finalists who sponsored by Sigma Lambda Chi end at Alumni Hall. fraternity; Jeanne Taylor of New were selected from 19 contes­ The University cheerleaders tants. Voting was held in the Bedford, Mass., a junior major­ ing in elementary education, have planned a pep rally at library Tuesday and yesterday Alumni Hall at 6 p. m. A motor­ for the queen. Contestants were sponsored by Kappa Beta Rho fraternity; Donna Long of Strat­ cade will form in front of the sponsored by fraternities, soror­ Gym at 6:45 and will proceed to ities and dormitories. ford, Conn., a sophomore major­ ing in general education, spon­ Hedges Stadium prior to the AG P's dance will be held at sored by Theta Epsilon sorority; football game. Lenny’s Wagon Wheel tomorrow Jane Hiller from East River- Following the football game a -bright from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. dale, Md., a sophomore majoring dance will be held at Alumni Terry Pilarski, last year's in dental hygiene, sponsored by Hall. Music for this event will be Homecoming Queen, will crown second floor, Cooper Hall. furnished by Ed Riccio and his band. this year's queen at the dance. Traditional Homecoming fes­ The new queen will lead the float tivities will be- highlighted by a On Sunday, there will be a jazz pai ad? on the campus the follow­ football contest between the Uni­ concert in the Gym from 2:30 to ing day. She will also be in the versity and New Haven State 5 p. hi. M onty and his Dix­ » h «.'I' "..hi dr' trie motorcade to Teachers College Saturday eve­ ieland band will provide the mus­ Hedges Stadium Saturday night ning at Hedges Stadium. Game ic. Bob Frazier of Stiatford will for the football game. time is 7:45 p. m. M. C- Finalists for the Homecoming Queen are: Jean Richens of Glen The Homecoming Queen will The Homecoming festivities Head. N. Y., a sophomore major­ be presented during half-time. will include a student-faculty Dormitory displays in keeping buffet supper in the University ing in elementary education, dining hal: at 6 p. m. Awards sponsored by first floor, Chaffee with Homecoming Weekend are PICK A WINNER? Finalists lor Homecoming Queen are Hall: Sandra Merithew of Weth­ planned by stud nts with judging will be presented for the best ersfield, Conn., a sohpomore ma­ ttr take place at 2 p. m. on Satur­ dorm displays and floats at this these six lovely ladies: (L-R) Della Berger. Jeanne Taylor, time. Tickets for the buffet will joring in medical secretarial, day. Donna Long, Sandra Merithew, Faith Allenby, Jane Hillner be on sale at the dining hall and sponsored by Beta Gamma sor­ A parade of floats sponsored and Jean Richen3. (Scribe Photo by W olf) ority; Faith Allenby of Stratford, Alumni Hall until 1 p. m. today. by fraternities an<$ sororities will Price of the tickets is 75 cents. Discipline Survey Brings THE SCRIBE Action on Regulations University of Bridgeport Campus Weekly A in 4 — 1 - I ¿1 . ■ _ rc by the the burden o f maintaining the Student Disciplinary Committee ex sting regulations is a dual one. Volume 35 Bridgeport, Conn., November 13. 1958 Number 9 on a survey of discmldisciplinary narv ntwpro­ if the smoking regulations cedures recently polled by Dr. Al­ would be revoked, the disciplin­ fred Wolff, director of Student ary measures for violation would Parents Meet Profs. Personnel. The first change be­ be in the hands of either the |'59 ing recommended is the substi­ Evening School Office or the Of­ tution of other disciplinary meas­ fice of Student Personnel and ures for three day suspensions. would be handled on an indivi­ Parents Will Arrive Sunday Call Goes Out The substitutions include re­ dual basis. striction to the University cam­ The committee is also studying Charles Huestis, a junior ma­ pus for Iwo weeks for the first the initiation of alternate penal­ For Get-Acquainted Sessions joring in business administra­ offense, four weeks for the sec­ ties for students who do not pay tion, has been reappointed this ond------offense— ~ wand iu uuo|#i.it01UUsuspension 1DIfor WIViltheir Xllicrofines on time and receive Your parents will get a chance dormitories. The off-campus stu- ! year’s editor of the Wistarian. to meet the people that provide the remainder of the semester for automatically a three day sus- dents will have a social with \heir i the third offense. pension from the UniverStiv. Fen- the education for their children parents at Alumni Hall. Art editor for the yearbook is on Parents Day this Sunday. This A jazz concert (which is part Robert Stumpek, a senior major­ The committee is also recom- ^ d e s regarding other offenses annual University event gives the of Homecoming Weekend) will ing in engineering. mending to the Office of Student “ well as non-payment of tuir parents a chance to meet the fac­ be carried on from 2:30-5 p. m. Huestis said those interested in Personnel that the three day sus- t*on ^ees are under study by the ulty members of the school. President Halsey hoped that the joining the yearbook staff should pension be revoked for smoking committee and will become part attend tonight's meeting which in the classrooms. The committee °£ *be self study of thi? Univer- Pres. James H. Halsey stressed activities of the two events sity. that meetings between the fac­ would not conflict. will be held in Room 35 of Alum­ believes that this whole problem ulty and the parents were the ni Hall at 7 p. m. could practically be eliminated if The changes have grown out1 Certain campus organizations of a recent survey of college dis­ main function of this event. Be­ have volunteered to serve as He also stated that senior pic­ faculty members would show an interest in telling students not to ciplinary procedures^ Conducted cause the time is short, however, guides for the event, which last tures will be taken Nov.17-21 by Dr. W o lffs -office. he didn’t want any serious prob­ year proved to be both educa-1 from 9 a. m.-3 p. m. in room 35. smoke in Unauthorized places and lems to be discussed- H e prefer­ tiunal and entertaining to thei Individuals will be notified. Or­ giving the students a good ex­ red that the conference between parents, according to President ample in regard to their own ad There will be an advisor- ganization pictures will be taken herence to these rules. the parents and faculty be used Halsey. He added that the enthus­ Nov. 24 25. advisee meeting for all stu­ According to Dr. Wolff, it is just to get acquainted. iasm shown on the part of par-1 Editor of last year’s Wistarian, dents N ov. 19 at 1 p. m. A d ­ The everts of Parents Day will just as important for the students visors room locations will be ents indicates that the Day will I Huestis said that the staff will to shoulder equal respbnsibilPy begin with a buffet luncheon at be an annual event. consider all possible areas of im­ posted on all major bulletin the Gym frem 12 no~n until 1:30 in seeing that the existing smok­ boards. • Co-chairmen of the Parents I proving this year’s edition. ing regulations are obeyed—as p. m. A brief program will be ex­ Day committee are Mr. and Mrs. plained at this time. The parents Leroy Rice of Bridgeport. Presi­ and faculty will have a chance dent Halsey, Dr. A lf -ed R. Wolff, to meet between 2-4:30 p. m. This Dr. Claire Fulcher, Prof. George will be followed by an informal II. Stanley and Prof. Alphonse social between the parents and J. Sherman are members of the the op-cpjpups students ,»«? i the i aemmitiec,- • - - - » í -Capi.-Pat Calls for Cheerlead ?r Capt Pat Lambert —G—K—P—O—R—T; B—R-=-I has sent out an urgent request —D—G— E—P—O—R—T; Fight. for help in the spirit department Go Knights: Go, Go, Go for this week’s rally and football Knights; Fight, Fight, Fight game. Miss L^m b’ rt and her Knights; G > * Knights Fight pretty companions will conduct Knigh’s, Go Knights, Fight. a pep rallv at Alumni Hall to­ Fight Cheer: F—I—G— H—T morrow night and give out with F — I— G— II— T ; Can we d> it? the alma mater and several foot­ You can bet! Bridgeport U, Let’s ball cheers. get hep. However, Miss Lambert is a lit­ tle worried about audience par- And if this doesn’t stir you, ticiDation and has asked the check your Key to UB, that Lttle Scribe to aid in letting the stu­ book of facts given upon your dents know their cheers and. al­ arrival at this institution. This though it should not be neces­ covers most of the gals' cheers sary, the University’s alma although their captain says new mater. ones have since been added. So. without further ado, and And, when Captain Lambert courtesy of Pat Lambert, here calls for the alma mater, it goes are a few o f the yells that should like this: echo from the lawn of Alumni Ainu Mater, a toast to thee Hall, tomorrow evening. P edge our honor, our loyalty, ^ Bridg-port Locomotive: B— From the ocean, for across the land Our noble college will proudly n T~~— B-HB ^ i —P "^G~1*E —P —O — stand. R—T — Brideeoort, Bridgeport, Golden memories of days DISTAFF KNIGHTS givo a yell as they prep for Saturday's pop redly and game as part of Team. Team, Team. serene, Two bits, four bite, she bits, Golden seasons, fun'llar scenes. Hacnocosning. Front (L-R) Joanna Taylor, Jane Hillner, Marjorie Moshier. Capt Pat Lambert. a dollar; All for Bridgeport. Bonds will keep ns forever true JoAnn Santasieri."Dion Doda.and Lolly WitowskL’ back roan Vicki Nolle. Sue ChrmAUr and Stand up and holler; B "1 g I—D To Alma Mater, Bridgeport U. Jin Fischer. \ (Photo by Muniec) d Th» Scribe —- Thursday, Wo t. 13. UM led hv? e' sed h mny n mrvn u fcly and faculty our improving on money the spend Let's have? already iffi­ d are problems two These students? college teach to structors general. in instruction of standards do as average the inadequacies instruction the down that true Ls also specializ'd It professors. with University along full-time techniques education al leaders o f this University try to catch up with the growth that we we schedule. that class growth complete the more a with up producing catch to try University this f o leaders to things in place first soon. done occupy and should done they be But that. in­ Iqiow e unqualified W cult. comparatively in bring and basis bring an on -irregulai well es very may courses advanced in instruction part-time of where the degree they offer carries with it the stigma of inadequacy. of stigma the it academic with their carries offer they improving degree the oi where ahead campus the of growth the put the shouldn’t expansion, f o sake the for just body student the profession­ offer to unable are they words, other In " orld w “outside part-time instructors has its merits, it still Ls tm e that teaching is is teaching that e Ls tm still it merits, its has instructors part-time iy Tyn t ft n jb ewe sni ad oni cass re­ classes moonlit and sunlit between was. job ever it a as task in a tough fit as mains to Trying sity' have still e W night. D AN day both classes attend to have doesn't grown place this has “Boy, spy, he’ll And up. going be soon will osdr h itra iaeuce ta ae o peaetad de­ Brains." or and “Bricks prevalent for now money spend are should we that whether inadequacies cide internal the consider point a reached have schools these that been has result The training. the in positions executive also.hold who those of dutv only the not ntutr h ae o u t te tnad ta a Aeia uni­ nt American stml an that a accept. stnndards should the that to versity up so not are scheduling who class instructors improving made been has of progress direction little tlie that seem in would 1951. It of etc. graduate students, more that in buildings, done new being leaders have are do things e University W that the show direction. to of here is objective evidence the prime and a been has expansion cal here.” last was I since $1,300,000 Building a that Science told be will and dormitories new sheepskin? chang­ their it has handed much were How they since University? old ed their at find they will What breaker? I f you are under what what under are you f I breaker? partments of the University. First and foremost, this study must must study this foremost, and First University. the of partments several hundred UB graduates will return to view their Alma Mater. Mater. Alma their view to return will graduates UB hundred several odtos ol yu ra a break you date? would conditions RCS R BRAINS OR BRICKS ae hud o b boe i it if broken be not a should why reason date no made see Others been say. has once that commitment feel a of-opinions, pling a s ie iw o Dating ViewsGals on Give a wt smoe else. be someone can time with better had a that means they so or it, by stick will they general education, said, “ I would would I “ said, education, to general Trail order in Norma else, girls something the do with date i, spooe aoig in majoring sophomore a rig, ie b Mlna atl, a Mantell, Melinda by given with going not depending my and were me upon girls the unless with another boy brought more more brought boy another with made." been not girl­ my would either fashion with I dite “ a in break majoring merchandising. freshman with one boy in order to go out out go to order in boy one with has it once believe date I a to since boy sticking a in or friends plans." their with interf?red them ed the same opinion as Joyce in Joyce as majoring sophomore opinion a same Thaw, the ed A v e n u e , B rid g e p o rt, rt, o p e g rid B , e u n e v A secretarial studies, said ‘T would would ‘T said studies, secretarial view. of points definite nnecticut. on C a date with another boy as I da da I as boy another with date for a bay one with date a break not i i by y b ) s d rio e p n tio n i eeetr education, elementary in ing the fair—to is it that think not P rin te d b y A itie ri ri itie A y b d te rin P f o ity rs e iv n U r a ye school is boy.” first rates: rates: ated In te r-C o l leg l leg o r-C te In e o te essat date- persistant the you re A ay od, n rno sam­ random a in coed', Many Asked if she would break a a break would she if Asked Another point of vi

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UB Engages Clinical Psychologist Tria Picked for ’Girls of the Month' “ by Dianne Ruscoe S T «S 13, 1958 Nov. Thursday, — Thu Scribe home or other social environ­ that he would be happier in teach­ and Rosemarie Sepe have been Cranston, R. I. She plans to study A clinical psychologist has been ments rather than from college ing rathei than in a scientific oted as outstanding women stu- for a Master’s degree in nhval- engaged by the University to con- itself. field. dents majoring in Physical Ed- cal education and teach stifri ®»oUP therapy sessions with Commenting on Dr. Fams- Another girl claimed that she ucation. part time at the U university of wortth’s statement. Dr. Wolff Dr. David E. Field, director Maryland. who • have emotional could not read. Her entrance professional said he* would estimate the per­ °* Jhe Arnold College, says that Swimming is the speciality of guidance. Dr. Alfred E. W olff di- centage of emotional problems examinations revealed that she each month one girl is chosen junior Rosemarie Sepe. An in­ Student Personnel, an- at the University to be closer had an above average reading to*" recognition of her ability structor of swimming and life nounced. to 20 per cent He stated that score and that her poor reading and achievements in one area of guard at the Cranston RJ. mu- sports. A scrap book display is nicipal port, Mias Sepe in 1956 ® r: Harold J. Fine, Jr., clinical the Office of Student Person­ was due to a lark of concentra­ nel has always engaged in a set up In the gymnasium show- broke the United States women’s psychologist with the local Vet- tion. Because her parents were rase highlighting the girls’ Sports freestyle record In the AAU meet erans Administration, is already limited counseling service and has referred student’s needing divorced, the girl had been shift­ histories. at Yale University. Sepe ««ducting weekly group meet­ Beverly Mulonet, a junior, act- says she has been swimming for ings with several University stu­ professional help to qualified psy­ ed from home to home. She felt chologists, psychiatrists, or other unloved and had no confidence jve In women’s softball at the ss long as she can remember. dents who have expressed desire University, has beep named short. On campus Miss Sepe has hois fo r such help. Dr. W olff empha- agencies. But Dr. W olff pointed in herself. Continuous talking out that most students can not sessions gave the girl a sense of stop on the Raybestos Brakettes, the offices of manager of the s^zes that these students are com­ of the Raybestos Brakelining Co. Women’s Athletic association pletely normal and ,n some cases afford these "fantastically ex­ security because she was able to pensive” services. The new group talk to someone without fear of for the last three seasons. This secretary o f the Modern Dance “ t-® Popular with other students, summer she traveled with the Club, dormitory president in put they have had the cou age therapy plan, Dr. W o lff says, censure and to someone who was is offered to the students at a genuinely interested in her as an Brakettes to Orange, Calif., where Women’s House Government and to face up to their problems.” He the team won the championship «* a member of the Newman .that any student wishing fraction of the cost they would individual. encounter if they sought pro­ of the W orld’s Women Softball Club. She is a member o f the this aid can inquire at the Office Dr. W o lff said, however, that tournament. Miss Mulonet is re- state planning committee of the of Student Personnel, Howland fessional guidance on their own. the Office of Student Personnel Hall. ported to have hit the winning Connecticut Assoc'ation of Health Two examples of how the Of- could not possibly handle n*U*WttT run for thefhp Brakettes.Rralrnffnc P ím t « lí WfilhofU» n . ___ vMSStu * Student Personnel has Physical Btucatlon and Recrea­ Emotional disturbances have who need long-term counseling Pauline Ellis, also a junior, tion. long been recognized as the ma­ helped students in the past were services. In the past these stu­ cited by Dr. Wolff. is president and founder of the jor educatoinal problem on the dents have been referred to pro­ University Sailing Club, and was i college level. Dr. Dana L. Frans- A tense, nervous student com­ fessional help. N ow he feels that skipper of the University team ’The Family Bank" worth, d rector of Harvard Uni plained that he was doing poor­ the group therapy sessions will that won first place ip the inter- verstty’s Health Service, has stat­ ly in his studies. A fter several fill the need that many students collegeiate sailing competitions ed that at least 10 percent of all conversations it was learned that have for extended professional held last May at Pembroke Uni- j college students have serious the student’s father was a doc­ guidance. versity, Providence, R.I. Two CITY SAVINGS BANK psychological difficulties severe tor and that his parents had Dr. Fine received his BA and years ago Miss Ellis won the j enough to warrant professional made a practice of impressing MA from Wayne University, Rhode Island state sailing champ- j 948 Main Street Bridgeport help. These emotional conflicts the father's importance on the Detroit, Mich., and his PhD. Ions hip sponsored by the Narra- often cause the college student student, resulting in the student’s from Syracuse University. He ansett Bay Yachting Association. | own lack o f confidence in Ids to experience apathy about their completed his post-doctorate fhe was then entered as an al­ STRATFORD BRANCH academic work and often to drop own abilities. The student was training at Worcester State hos­ ternate in the North American trying to live up to his father’s pital Worcester, Mass, and at the wit cf college. He added, however, Women’s Sailing competition at 3621 Main Street Stratford that most of the students’ prob­ reputation by taking pre-med Veteran’s Hospital In Palo Alto, Cohasset. Mass. lems stem from experiences at courses. By talking his problems Calif. H e presently conducts a Miss Ellis has also sailed in out, the student finally decided private practice in Stratford. the New England Beetle cat NOW SHOWING APPROVED UNIVERSITY CALENDAR WARNER & MERRITT DAT! 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xj.awwMiT*» c*.: 13. 19U ed the third annual citation lor lor citation annual third the ed t 24. held ct Dinner, O All-UB the at versity award­ was "Scottie,” as campus . asy Vc-rs Hny it­ L James Henry Pres. Vice-Pres. by received Halsey, signed H. service, scroll years a 10 with Uni­ the to service distinguished himn lrd . Bodine. V. Allred Chairman edblt, huhlles Scot­ thoughtlulness, pendability, Trustees ol Board and tlefield rbtd akdy o h well- the to markedly con­ has tributed burr melodious the l o tie Sote Gt evc Award' Gets Service 'Scottie' VISCONTI oeh . ida, nw on known Lindsay, S. Joseph Scottie, a maintenance man man maintenance a Scottie, a ol ae orey de­ courtesy, rare l o man A " i Street ain M ADO ADO MLM NOW I T K C STO IN W O N EMBLEMS FR A TER N ITY ITY N TER A FR H SEAWALL THE AGP AGP yPre iht righ W Purves by STREET N H O J 3 5 4 i t Conn. rt, o p e g rid B E SS PDR SOS • DEB - TE - POC - SIX - TS - SIX TE- POC- - KR B - SPA - KBR BG - - Z • CSDCZR • T H E YS A I DCIT O U L D NB ’ E T D O N E - B U TT O D A Y ’ SL * MG I V E S Y O U - hy ad t olnt ba couldn’t it said They on seemed unattainable. But hn te et a been has feat the then, ago, the four-minute mile done! was shattered, andsince n race! one repeated again and again. t bettered four minutesfourbettered in at umr ie men five summer Last ORORITY R O R SO May ny fw years few a Only 6,1954, the barrier

1 first lodge lodge 1 first lather y M life. hard but j quiet , Bishop. Mrs. Bishop died six six j died Bishop Mrs. , Bishop. n a brother.” a j and j a I had have I " said, he ■ Scottie, ; stiy bought the Bishop home home Bishop the bought ; Univer-1 stiy the when and Jlater years n h Uiest aeei. son A cafeteria. University I the in ; Britain. t osvl School. Roosevelt ' at is a phrase from the citation citation the dinner. the at from received phrase Scottie a is surprise I ’ve every gotten.” gotten.” biggest every the ’ve I was surprise "It saying, lore tts n 93 n wre on worked and 1923 in States being o l the whole college.” This This college.” whole the l o being lse a ite te luhd be- laughed Scottie then award, little, a the blushed about lelt he cti sae on. stayed Scottie chauffeured then the He until roofer depression. a as Island Long United the to came He Scotland. and caretaker lor Mrs. Nathanal to Nathanal Mrs. lor came chalfeur a caretaker as and work He to 19331941. Bridgeport from help support myself, two sisters sisters two to myself, had I and support 18 help was I when died Alan. 13, is in the eighth grade grade eighth the in is 13, Alan. When asked by the Scribe how how Scribe the by asked When Scottie was bom in Kilwinning, Kilwinning, in bom was Scottie In the Scribe interview withi withi interview Scribe the In Scottie’s wife, Elizabeth, works works Elizabeth, wife, Scottie’s Scottie is a life member of the the of member life a is Scottie

OGEHE T A ER ETH G TO B SETS UB jo L esd Park Seaside Masons in Great Great in Masons Change to liM and get ’em both. both. ’em get and liM to Change de s kn nj ntls ar and moe ase—n ne eat cigarette. t a re g e on —in ste ta ore m d n a rs ta t—less en m y jo en oking sm em od m f o O' STL FR N WTOT H OTHER! THE WITHOUT ONE FOR SETTLE DON'T taste th an in a n y oth er cigarette. Y e s , to d a y ’s ’s y a d to , s e Y cigarette. er oth y n a in an th taste | Orr. Herb I nesday, Nov. 19 at 1 p. m. in the the in m. p. 1 at 19 Nov. I nesday, j Arnold Room. Field said that that said Field Room. j Arnold I it is not confined to just lifters lifters just to confined not is I it ad oy builders. body land Nv 2 i te y. * Gym. the in 22 ¡Nov. iin * match­ of the Possibilities with away. and meets two scheduled vision. an­ Deen has team weight-lifting Weightlifters, ig stage. ning here Massachusetts, of University Di­ College a di­ Arnold the Field, of of David rector Dr. planning by nounced the and team was the outcome o f a recent recent a f o outcome the was State plan­ the Con­ in Haven are of College ew N Teachers University and the necticut with es leges. weight-lifters University eral Gym. the the in of Room weight-lifters Arnold of meeting trampoline. the balance and horse, bar side rings, bars, flying parallel and still climb, rope ScheduleMeets Group Gymnast were present, Field announced announced Field present, were nld mes ih te col­ other would with season meets coming include the that lanhwt-it clinic. con­ and how-to-lift would learn competition a team intramural duct lifting weight Stan Cariola, Stan Engle, Carol Carol Bader, Engle, Jerry Stan Cariola, Oesay, Karcs- Stan Rookasin. Bob Joe mar, Jerry Schuldineo, Malcom were: meeting Murphy, Robert Balaban and and Balaban Robert Murphy, held at the next meeting on Wed- Wed- on meeting next the at held noe neetd a atn as attend may interested anyone for the Second Arnold Physical Physical Arnold Second the for Educat:on clinic scheduled for for scheduled clinic Educat:on h gmatc ta has team gymnastics The gymnastics a f o formation The Competition w ill consist o f the the f o consist ill w Competition te etn, n hc sev­ which in meeting, the t A A proposed weight-lifting team team weight-lifting proposed A Field also stated that the the that stated also Field Weight-lifters attending the the attending Weight-lifters The election o f officers w ill be be ill w officers f o election The Dr. Field also announced plans plans announced also Field Dr. eighth victory. Their record to to record their Their seeking be victory. ill w eighth they Knights the and for matched schedule game en be ill w London ew N a sailors the include which in ill w game soccer Weekend coming w ill repeat again this year, is a a is year, this again repeat ill w de­ two wins, seven reads date It elev­ UB. an of f o game last the Knights be will the of against Academy Guard Coast the of Booters End Season Saturday Season End Booters ward scored early in the first first the in early scored ward The school. soccer strong probability all champs very Yale, in and League Bulldogs. year y Iv last Yale to was Haven which the ew N to play travel Knights tie. one and feats obe overtime. double for­ center their as first set­ scored to had game, entire the the ball controlling although Knights, ed home last Satin-day only to go go to only Satin-day last home ed this, Knights the lead­ for the scorer Majesko, ing John Bulldogs period. The tie. 1-1 a for tle down to one of the worst defeats, defeats, worst the of one to down into the went that of game end a in the scoring was next the That in e period. gam the tied season, College eleven 6-1. The McKeon- McKeon- 6-1. The eleven Springfield College powerfu' a to lost ers e wr ee i te ae as game the in never were men n h ta’ hsoy Te kick­ The history. team’s the in Saturday’s festivities for Home­ for festivities Saturday’s Last week’s action saw the the saw action week’s Last oc MKo’ lvn return­ eleven McKeon’s Coach uh nan Such I I O THAT LV MDR FLAVOR! MODERN LIVE T A H T TO IN T H LIG 68 ST E SRE cr PR AVENUE U N E V A PARK cor. STREET TE TA S 8 66 h fihe-lyUSre hep £ Iflichaet-flnyeU Sarber The D 9946 COE WE . ED W CLOSED 6 4 9 -9 3 ED improved filter improved M E com bines these tw o essentials o tw these bines com a d an more taste! more dominated the play. The Knights Knights The play. the dominated the boys from Mass, completely completely Mass, from boys the He scored in the second period period second year. team. the in home the scored for tie. He score Yale that could man fine only the the was Knights’ the co-captain, daze, to wlassak, mental Frank due a in probably be to seemed and it was his ninth goal o f the the f o goal ninth his was it and didn’t wear his "lucky jack et” et” jack wear to failed "lucky never had his McKeon wear didn’t Springfield against showing poor this jacket until last, week and and week last, until jacket this McKeon Coach that fact the is coached by Dick Hungerford, won won Hungerford, Dick by coached coach? wear to Right, fail again. as ever it look will doesn’t he it though score the from year last week. They defeated defeated They week. last year to West Point and defeated the the defeated and Point trave’ed West they to College and 3-1, Teachers Freshmen State the Danbury of games fifth and fourth its Bob Dikranian that proved the the f o proved foot that the been Dikranian has Bob past it the in as games, Again, 2-1. Plebes H e now has scored ten goals for for goals ten season. scored the has and now e game H Plebes. the with tussel Danoury the in once the in twice difierer^e, H e managed to. «*ore «*ore to. managed e H difierer^e, ing struggle is for*2:00 p.m. for*2:00 is struggle ing One explanation for the team’s team’s the for explanation One The freshmen soccer team, team, soccer freshmen The RWCUTS CREW • • YOU LK IT LIKE U O Y S A • Homecom­ the for time Game BARBERS FLATS... Beter tte e B BUTCH

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UB J?Pces New Haven in Homecoming Clash Thursday* 13# NoTe — Scribe 1958The s SKESí.s'is s^^CTssrls SñSffSíSs 2^ ^ - s t tory. the Purple Knights will a- Stm ^ni^2Uege ln march covered 73 yards and was been recently aw ari^a fim lot t0 *** mwn3f senío» on the StaS!S?Thi iS ?,ÍLJ?tiJ5.eS£? ieaXured by the hard running team place on the All-State UB squad, last c ^ o 1?^ D „y JSF1»!0!* thfir of Captain bon Scott and George Team. 14 L f randeis University Wjwn. The try for the points George Dixon, UB’s brilliant BBBUS““ , ____, , , . failed but the Knights were out fullback, has also been elected a K * e"ly, »n the in front 12-6. to the All State Team for the lead MHOrtaSliSiSi The Judges of Brandéis now second year. End Duane Shep M l over frmritho Si« ^ started a march of their own ard and tackle Dick Bonini have w m m the f¡S touchdíí^^If1 iT°m the 23 yard mark with less also been placed on the squad. The ^ k w M ^ u p b y ^ n t t í : t^ 7 inHles r a i n i n g Coach Bob DiSpirito's fresh- ous pass completions ^starrine ta the K^ÍPeVi A iter "J®11 tean? ended its season Sat- » quarterback Dave Bouchard™*8 í° th^ S*e ySíd,i*ine °5 urday wlth an impressive win w T . u*v* “ooenara the passing of Dave Walker and over the Aggies of Long Island icivttf» ?ifcon<* 3tanza the UB penalties, the Judges were Junior College. The Purple Cubs S i t e L S t L S L g«?10irai f^ P P ^ three times before a pass defeated the men from the Island O **“ Kni«hts interference penality gave them 22-0 and ended with a season “ ** ®5i0re °n a a first down on the half yard record of two wins, a tie and a — TOe tou ch d o^ Une- Delaney then bucked for his ioss- The game featured the hard hi«. « 2!?de P°?^' second touchdown of the day, running of Walt Chezak, who hV e n n h f , 7 n SCal?ufI which tied the score at 12 all with scored one touchdown, and Den- nn Stíío10^ÍH „í.Ullb?»ít ^ 2 ” Shea only a minute in the game. Co- nis Almonte, who also scored a ?n,_ , previous play. Shea, on Captain Bouchard now came off touchdown and kicked well. The pIi y ct » ter; broke tlje bench and threw a two-point third touchdown was «'■ored, by í$f «»"tiCTstotrpifaj to p.u.iue »ran: Aían o.ope.aus. mese boys will an— to».* '% right ade line. H e deis with tne winning points. be counted to replace the depart- Wlm one /f'huge hote was opened *bv The „ganle saw George Dixon ing halfbacks next year. J jL the fine bfockine of Vito"“War^ add 13® yards to bring him over While the New Haven eleven rior" Ftallo 8 U» .1000 yard total for yards will be heavily favor d to trounce WM Senior Dick Bonini .___ . rushing. He now has 1028 yards the Knights, the Teachers will The Purple chargers broke the for eight games. Dixon is the come here prepared for trouble. George Dixon eastern college leader in this de­ partment and is third in the na- ¡g¡|¡£l¡||ié tion for all small colleges in . ,J& rushing. Dixon, in the Brandéis 'f' " Épj game, gained more yards rush- ing than the entire Brandéis eleven. They could only manage 0 0 a mere 86 yards rushing against the strong forward wall of the V Purple Knights. Again it was the passing de­ fense that was the ultimate rea­ son for the defeat Brandéis com­ pleted 11 out o f 18 passes for 182 yards. UB had two for eight for 36 yards. Many of the Knights will be playing their last game for the Purple and White this Saturday, before a Homecoming crowd a- galnst the powerful teachers of New Haven. Included in the list of seniors are, halfbacks Dixon and Scott, fullback Red Sprin­ ger, quarterback Edward Dona­ hue, ends Duane Shepard, Gene Dowling and Ed Wakim, tackles V ito R ollo Senior Joe Communale Ernie Levitt and Dick Donini, Senior Duke Shepard guard Joe Communale, and cen­ Angelo Palumbo ter Lennie Ledet. NOW OPEN! ANOTHER CHICKEN ROOST The Teachers will be big favor­ ites to hand the Knights their 1143 MAIN ST. • EX 4-0302 973 STATE1 ST. • FO 6-0900 sixth defeat of the year. Their of­ THE IDEAL TIRE CO. Delicious Onion Rings 25# fensive machine is led by the 529 NORTH AVENUE cor. LINDLEY STREET hard running of left halfback SOUTHERN FRIED H A M o r CHAR B A C O N and Henry Luzzi and fullback Walter FRISO CHICKEN BROILED Stosuy. Luzzi is the scoring lead­ BRIDGEPORT, F O 3-6565 BOOS STEAK 5 E I B E R L I N G CHICKEN LIVERS Fiondi Erio« er of New England and is a dif­ Qnion Ringe ficult man to stop. Last week he Serv e d hi SANDWICH i French Frie» the Skillet scored 28 points to lead his team TIRES to a 1 8 4 2 victory and has now SIDNEY F. BROWN 95c 95c 75c 60c scored over a 100 points this KAUFMAN BROS. WE DELIVER minimum io Orders — closed Monday season. Stosuy, who stands 5T1” OFEN 11 A. M. TO IS MIDNIGHT and weighs 220 pounds Is a fast and powerful back. These two COMPLETE TIRE — BRAKE — ALIGNMENT — SAFETY CENTER FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TO. 3> A. M. men will have to be stopped if the Kay-men want to end their season with a win. The line is led by its two huge tackles. Mike Sudora and Co-Cap­ tain Bob Splain. Both men are in the neighborhood o f 6’4” and f o n t ’ s cM eqc ovuten, weigh 250 pounds. Another big man in, the offense is end A1 Badger. Badger, also weighs well November “Best Sellers” CLOTHING: — BLAZERS, SUITS, BMOC BLAZERS, IVY GREEN SUBURBAN^

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■ m■ llUVflfS FILTER ... A SMOKING MAN’S TASTE! think fo r themselves Pres. Andrew Mitchell an­ I-ast Saturday S LX and PD R ' nounces that the Student floor of Alumni Ilali will be staffed by a memb through*r Monday Friday from 9 a. m. Council office on the second to 3 p. m. Fred was demonstrating how _a up a- dish o f,jello, when much Fraternities and Sororities on while a Littlefield. guest o f Dr. During and Mrs. dept the he was d.nner, at daintly scoffing to the carpet of Mrs. Littlefield's to his dismay the shivering des- sert leaped off his platedining and room. on nicely Fred by covered stating up how much betier he dle was doughnuts equipped Littlef to and elds han­ coffee. were The hosts to the Student Council at formal their home get-together. The high field took while traveling through point of the evening was the Sunday night for dinner and in­ S, BrownI Williamson Tobarco Corp. showing of slides that Dr. Little­Europe this summer. An off the rec rd comment heard during the beautiful scenery was . . .“No j showing of some fantastically I LA\BO* PARTY. The bright wonder tuition went up!” combined talent; spot to or tlie throw show that PDR a< put with RON MILLER campus, Howie Abn r. Mr. Abn»r on was famous(in'* bachelorabout stand-offishness to women. Good hearts out campus are nothing more than clubs that stood in line while out as consolation “ measures.”. Moon” believers in the twp-pla- pion in the • • square-dancing Mike Alp?rt fieldstill reading those! i alumbo doing very nicely after1 £rl cles before his his “nasty” dates. fall . ,A1 of last week. . I . STUDENT COUNCIL iwa-. the target of some well j placed j arrows concerning his I hoy. I Howie let ’em all eat their I I Sighs.and Quotes of the week: I GreekI letters were being passed 9 5 ! l°°u.’! system. cung toc?! . herI daughter, Cly is Huggans,cham­ ac-1 X 9 YES YES YES YES

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Alpha Gamma Phi Fraternity Do You Think for Yourself ? C ED ED 3-1778 SOUTH END LAUNDROMAT and CLEANERS I t presents the annual Sword and Shields Dance this *t Friday Lenny’s n'ght Wagon Wheel. The most talked dance about will event the Football of be Queen the the by the A.G.P. crowning of men. A day tea afternoon was in held order last to Sun­ deter­ mine a slate pete of for finalists the to covetedcom­ crown. ho-tag”« up at the Girl’s Dorms rattled a few skeletons in the barrack’s lockers, it was purely intentional. Was I f his a thjs RUMOR? Was a RUMOR, and not a shred of the article held wat­ The Man WhoThinks for Himself Knowc Knowc Himself for WhoThinks Man The er, then why ing General is everyoneQuarters Alarm sound­ over it? This RUMOR appears. Well, to now be that Ed Coffey, T.S.. is the bottle second-time of winner Mother of a “G” prize for consistently nourished.

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