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USF' Bas- Tory, Either at U^R Or Holy They Will Begin to a Er Five Questions in the Minds of All University, of San Francisco Ketbal»Eason Meet the Champs ... ...w,r*p-^r ••;•$$»• * MIKE FARMER CARL BOLDT BILL RUSSELL K. C. JONES HAL PERRY Dons Begin Defense Of National Crown At Kezar Against an Jfnmct&o So Chico State OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS, UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO VOLUME 47 SAN FRANCISCO, DECEMBER 2, 1955 NUMBER 10 DONS READY TO GO! Expect 1000 Rally Dance At SHIRTS : Bondanza, Head Yell Slicing Rool feier, has announced [illtop Varsity Has Questions To Bermuda Palm; it he wishes all thosei ly For Musical r USC Game For jidents who are going Preludes Sei in the rooting sectj| 'One Shoe Off er When They Open Cage I wear white shirts. Pep and pojAoms will "One. Shoe Off" goes into theme an evenij^of fun at the Ie also announced] |e to the limited aj its second night tonight at umni Day Bermuda Pjjps in Marin Holy Names College with all gainst Chico and U.S.C. County Sal^lay, December seating resq By JACK ABAD >oting sectic. but one performance sold By JOHN MURRAY 10. The traditional Rally This is one of the^fgroc FOBHORN Sports Editor ' Dance wjjjTsociallv prelude, a romen actii It's Homecoming Day Tomorrow, and the alumni, some In the Uni casions in College Bj^Pr his Tonight at 8:30 en the National Champions dribble out onto the Kezar hardwoods 750 of them, are coming home. spirited^Rccessful USF' bas- tory, either at U^r or Holy they will begin to a er five questions in the minds of all University, of San Francisco ketbal»eason. 'allowed tc. A century's worth of jubilant grads will be treated to a ing sectjj Names, that tJ^FSRO" sign fans. full program of reminiscing, greeting old friends and athletic Dorjwrallyers will gathe that eve has been posi Can they defend ^ir National Collegiate Athletic Crown successfully? Will they merriment climaxed that night by the USP-USC basketball fromiWtill 1, and dance to t with tr This is aMPthe first time maintain their num" ie National ranking or will Kentucky or North Carolina State game at Kezar Pavillion. f rhyt»i of the Townsmen, that USFWCbllege Players rule? Is it possible fi \em to again go through the California Basketball Association, Aside from expecting the j not» Marjtoj County ban have pre^Pted a musical co­ which is now automatl seeded in the NCAA payoffs, without a loss? Is the Greeil' affair to be one of the great- I ding me pep to the r«s- Blooi medy, "fgk Shoe Off" is made and Gold without Mul tnd Buchanan able to hold its opponents to less than 52 points est ever, Chairman Joseph [ ally will be Head CjKer- up alm^T entirely of student- per game and remain puntry's top defensive outfit? The last question is whether Haughey calls the day "an r Joe Bondanza ajpT as- >Mille^miisic and lyrics. they can break the rec •>r the most games won in succession, which is 47 straight. integral part of the Univer- j nts Ernie Ornellay and Irged • Se^Pal individual sketches When this one is an sity's Centennial Year pro­ ping Joe Murra^Fwhile mak,Mp the score. The main all may be. gram . and the Alumni As- • pom-poms will hjjrtwirled loMittribute thenW is satire on modern Chico State will be t sociation's first official rec- I ary Metcalf, Rmi Puter- ToJKocd Fund socir ginning of the Hillto, ognition of the Centennial." gh, Lyn Mac Ij»ic, Sandie it as a Friend," for ex- solution to these querie The highpoint of course, sh, and Pat^^ipett. USF'Mwo-day Blood Drive lampoons recent A team, vagrant of will be the Don-Trojan tiff. hairman R.M Chiappari conclude today at noon. ss. Bill O'Brien heads the ans, searching for sta: es that a tjMative engage- Troy is the only major op- Co-cfcirmen Don McEntee | for this number, in the and eager to win the ponent that Woolpert's t has beeymade with Bim- )f Dr. Stitchum. Western Crown, marche: charges will face before their currej# attraction, the and Ke Sangiacomo put forth Special plea to faculty en Clarence Sever, who the floor at Kezar to fa two-week march to the East ers, \]m nationally-known hasMeld such dramatic roles anxious Don basketba and the Holiday Festival. reom-ding stars. and sMdents to stop by the loung^and make a contribu as Beon in "Antigone" and Chico State Coach A limited number of tick­ rtMress will pattern the RubBhov in "Darkness At Maxey is searching fo ets will be available to alumni evi^Bws wear, and the no tion NoonW lets his hair down to to fill the shoes of •ge who failed to reserve their corWp rule will again be in FaBities from the Irwin take Mrt in a take-off on con- Maderos, who was t seats by mail. effe~ MemMial Blood Bank have tempomry quiz programs. leading scorer last rwith BiMare priced at $2.00 per beenft-ought to USF. Coffee At four in the afternoon, ' HAUGHEY Co-cumctors Jim Haran of a 23.8 average per before the game; the home- coupl^knd may be purchased and Koughnuts are being Holy NaWes and Stu Bennett The problem lacing comers wil meet Coach Phil classrooms around the quad; from ^k student body offi­ serveHfto each donor. of USF T^e planned "One the league's le g point Woolpert and the NCAA a buffet lunch and a Home­ cers, or«from the committee Blcjfc contributed by USF Shoe Off'^tince early last maker for fo ars run- coming Dinner will be served of Ray ^rkins, Ed Aubert, facuw and students goes summer. ning, looms e biggest PROGRAM in Phelan Hall; and recent- Ed Riorda^^jat Tippett, Jack into repecial blood fund. This task for the cat mentor. Abad, Jim^jUssassa, Mary A cast of 12lKlls the many 10:30 a.m. and-pleasant memories will blooomjs available to USF roles in the sn^^ Among Returning t< !se the tension Registration, Liberal Arts be revived when Oregon State- Lynch, Lucj^yuanitas, Al studeKs in emergency. to some fce will be Ken Twyford, and^^^ Sangiaco­ them are: Building USF game films from last Blolh that is not used by Jack Roddy. Chaf^jUj'r'ae- Piercy,^ 12 hot-shot, who 10:30-1:00 p.m. year flicker on the auditorium mo the UKbersity is turned over avera [5.2 for all of last The guest passeslW^d for chia, John Doty, Tom Jifcett, Class and Club Re-Unions; screen at 2:30, 3, and 3:30 to' neafcy institutions at the Tom Thomasser, Larry yea East Quadrangle p.m. non Dons must be (l^iced end off-year. only six lettermen, in- from the student body a jan, Gary Schlemmer, PHIL WOOLPERT 1:00-2:00 p.m. According to Haughey, 750 d^B&ed, blood may be Levaggi, Phil Moore, Je. ing one starter returning, Buffet Luncheon, Phelan may be a conservative figure. All Dons are urged to a his season's outlook is very tend and join in this great ectly for a friend Johnson. who was always a constant forward, the position he Hall All alumni have been contact­ nr re-"'" Don Hadley^Jj>icipBBrello, dismal. The starting line-up threat as a point getter. He played for the last two sea­ 2:00-4:00 p.m. ed by mail and phone, and al­ social rally which will be averages 6.1 in stature, and keyed toward a resouhding Anyone Ray .Tiu^a^pPWvmg. Roy gathered in 344 last season. sons. Soccer, USF vs. All-Stars, ready 350 alumni have mail­ Doherty, Jim the tallest man on the squad, ed in their one dollar regis­ spirit in the bleachers, toward donate. Those un Filling Irvin's keds will be The other forward spot is Don Stadium John Briscoe, reaches only Coach Twogood's major prob­ 4:00 p.m. tration fee. Since the wives a surging victory on the present a signed release from See ONE SHOE OFF 6.5. This lack of height and a battle among a pair of re- and children of the grads are courts. their parents Page 10 lem. Last year's reserve cen­ See STATE Meet the basketball team experience of the Chico State ter, Jack Lqvrich, has taken 5:30 p.m. invited and more are expected Wildcats' squad is a far cry Page 8 to sign in tomorrow, there a back seat to a pair of Junior Homecoming Dinner, from the club that faced the College transferees. Phelan Hall may be a thousand guests for Green and Gold in the opener 6:30 p.m. the day. * last year.. Of course, Sweet Ken Pearson seems to hold Calendar Basketball, USF Frosh vs. A special party of fifty Willyum broke the school a slight edge on the battle for CCSF alums is expected from Chico scoring record when he ac­ center over muscular Jim Campus to see the Friday night game, counted for 39 markers, but Sterkel. 8:15 p.m. TODAY —USF Blood Drive, Basketball, USF vs. USC. sleep over in the Residence Maderos, one of Chico's all- Pearson is 6.5 and weighs and rise early for the Satur­ time Athletic greats, was on 220, transferring from Pasa­ 8:00 a.m. until noon. day festivities. hand to match "Big Russ' " dena City College. He over­ TONIGHT—Basketball: USF champions. And they'll com­ Frosh vs. S. F. Chinese, Ke­ pare the ballplayers to Jack A special soccer game, USF scores.
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