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FORDHAM TACKLES TARHEELS SATURDAY KAY KAYSER to LEAD Class of 40 Junior Prom BAND at N.C.U Paul Berezney Lauds Memorial Plaque of Bone Crushing Gaels Marconi Unveiled Page 5 THE Page 3 Vol. 19 New York, N. Y., November 10, 1938 No. 7 FORDHAM TACKLES TARHEELS SATURDAY KAY KAYSER TO LEAD Class of 40 Junior Prom BAND AT N.C.U. GAME Twice Defeated Southlanders Kay Kayser, nationally known or- Appointments Are Made chestra leader, will conduct the Ford Face Injured Fordham Team ham Band's rendition of the North Peter Carlesimo Chosen Chairman of First On-Campus Carolina Alma Mater song, between Fordham Prep's Stirnweiss Stars for Last Year's Southern the halves of the game this Saturday. Conference Champions Formal; Plans for Decorating Gym Move Forward Kayser, whose band is engaged for the Winter season at the Manhattan With Larry Clinton's Orchestra defi- Room of the Hotel Pennsylvania, is an By JIM FITZGERALD nitely signed up lor the December 2 On Saturday afternoon a fighting Tar Freshman Class alumnus of North Carolina University. Council of Debate Heel team will face the battered Ford- date, the Class of 1940 has made rapid He was contacted by Captain Ernest strides In the promotion of the Junior ham forces across the sod 'neath Coo- Hopf, director of the band, and will To Hold Annual gan's Bluff. Last season the Ram hit its Prom, the first of Its kind on the cam- Elects Officers lead the aggregation in the song, "Hark peak of the year In this encounter, beat- pus in over a decade. At a meeting of the Sound." ing an otherwise undefeated North the Prom Committee Monday night, Symposium Carolina eleven by the score of 14-0, presided over by Dean Lawrence A. Today and the boys from down under are out Walsh, S.J., Peter Carlesimo, '40, was to revenge that setback. elected Chairman of the Prom. November Monthly The State and Southern Conference At the same meeting, the price for Ten Candidates Selected Doty and Kelly to Speak bids was definitely established at live champions of last year have made four by Student Council Com- on Federal "Pump-priming" victorious appearances in New York In dollars per couple. The revenue from Fiction by O'Leary, three years and hope to maintain this bids must go toward paying for the or- mittee at Conference winning stride. In their most recent chestra, the decoration of the gym, Gotham game, a 7-0 defeat of N. Y. U., seating facilities, bid printing, adver- Ballots will be distributed this morn- Dolan, Donohue The Council of Debate will hold its the Tar Heels were paced by George tising, dance programs and dance fa- ing to the members of the class of 1942, Stirnweiss, an old Fordham Prep lumi- vors. annual round table conference tomor- Father Thomas J. Hughes, Dean of Four Essays Supplied by row, when delegates from seven near- nary, who has been a bright star in the "I am confident that the lnuch-nougut- Freshmen, an- by colleges meet Southern Conference firmament for after Junior Prom will be well sup- nounced Monday. Hayes, Mulholland, King to discuss Federal some time now. ported by the undergraduates of the Ten members of and Doty of Senior "Pump-priming." Soph Starters college. Clinton is a popular dance hand the class will The open forum Coached by Ray "Bear" Wolf, the man and there is no reason to suppose comprise the bal on the Pi Delta North Carolina team, despite a 17-14 that anyone will stay away. The Class Balance and variety in the various Kappa national defeat at the hands of Tulane and a lot from which the fields of literary expression marked the of '40 would like to extend an open class officers for debate question 140 decision dropped to Duke, are as invitation to all Seniors, Sophomores November Issue of the Fordham Month- will hear represen- dangerous as ever and present a dis- the current year ly. There were four essays, three and Freshmen to attend the dance." the will be elected. tatives from Ford- tinct threat to Fordham supremacy. chairman stated. stories and seven poems, no two of ham, New York Wolf, one of the cagiest mentors In the Clinton has just completed :m ou- The ten men,which were developed In the same man- Unversity, St. Pe- business, plans to start four sophs: gagament at the International Casino who were chosen ner. ter's, New R o- Paul Severin and Jim Maklory, ends; In downtown New York. During the from a list of John W. Hayes, '39, contributed a c h e 11 e, Mary- Gates Kimball, tackle; Bob Smith, cen- summer he played at the popular Cilen literary evaluation of an anthology of mount, Mount St. ter, and he may possibly use Tony forty of the most verse by Catholic nuns, praising highly fsland Casino. The "Dipsey Hoodler" is representative Vincent, Manhat- Cernugel at fullback In place of the popular among colleges, having played their poetical endeavors. In the bio-tan and Sarah .... , more experienced Jack Krazick. So the men In Freshman, graphical vein, Robert J. King, '39, Lawrence speak w. L. Doty,'39 football addicts may see a struggle of at Proms at Princeton, Yale and many . include Albert L. other eastern colleges. wrote of John Coveney, author and on the subject, Resolved: "that the first year men as soph lines up against Fr. T. HunhM, S.J. Bartletti Law composer of "The Fordham Ham," United States should cease to spend soph and the inexperienced men may Other Committeemen will work with rence J. McOowan, Frederick W. Bech- graduate of the class of 1906. The arti- public funds for the purpose of stimu- perhaps be the straw which will turn Carlesimo in making final band ar- told, Edward F. Maloney, Vincent D. cle was accompanied by a photograph lating business." the tide. rangements. The Prom Chairman was Rellly, Blaise A. Pasquarelli, Robert of Coveney and a full-page facsimile Fordham's representatives in the dis- Stlrnweiit Start reluctant to say just what form the T. Stewart, Peter F. Callery, William of tlio original score of "The Ram." decoration of the gym would take, but A. Hanrahan and William J. Murphy. cussion will be William L. Doty and Alternating with Stirnweiss at the Mitchell J. Mulhollaud's humorous Joseph P. Kelly, president and vice- quarterback duties is Jim "Sweet" La- indicated that a novelty decorative The above, after a series of interviews treatment of the hectic activities of mode would be utilized. The entire with the members of the Student Coun president respectively of the Council lanne, the really outstanding back of the summer camp to which all R.O.T.C. of Debate. They will speak second, fol- tile southland this year. Lalanne and floor space of the gymnasium will be cil, were named as the nominees. The Juniors go for further military train, used, with separate sections devoted to probable candidates were asked to list lowing the New Rochelle delegate*. Stirnweiss have been accurate from ing, was something of a departure in (Continued on page 6) (Continued on page 7) lounges, concessions and other features. (Continued on page 9) subject-matter, and aroused much fa- vorable comment. William h. Doly il lustrated his conception of true groat ness by a detailed character sketch of a Mimes to Feature Mediaeval certain Monsieur Cartier, an erstwhile Harvester Dance Opens teacher of French, "who would have been the first to utter the words, 'I'm Stage Apron' in Annual Play nobody' and the last to nsk the ques- Fordham's Social Season tion, 'who are you?' " In some sixteen pages of "Engel- Bill Keeshan's "Reverie Rhythm" to Feature Annual Informal Stage Crew, Under Manager Harry C. Schnibbe, '40, welss Createtb Adam," Michael .1. in Keating Hall Tonight to Begin Construction This Week O'Leary, '40, related the unexpected outcome of a very dubious piece of The pleasant strains of Bill Kee- A number of stage innovations, all philanthropy. The unwilling subject of shan's "Reverie Rhythm" will formally peculiar to the Elizabethan and Jaco- the experiment Is Lester MeNahb, who Sodality Announces open Fordham's social season tonight bean periods of theatre, will be intro- Mr. Bowen Talks on turns suddenly from mouse into man. when the annual duced next month •Martin," by John W. Donahue, '39, de- Plans For Lectures Harvester infor- with the produc- Public Accounting scribes the discomforts attendant upon mal Dance gets tion of the annual the recognition of a saint in thu family. Practical Catholicity under way In P 1 n y by the The amazing adventiireH of Cieorge. Keating Hall. Ex- Mimes and Mum- Speaks on Training, Routine over of "btiuuly, trulh and order" in Chosen as Subject; Guild ten sive prepa- mera. of Profession; Forum Sees the Intricacies of golfdom, are narrated to Appear in Public ration In the puat Mr. William by Joseph V. Dolan, '39. three weeks prom- Trivett, S.J., mod- Coca-Cola Plant In the poetry dejiiirtment, Frank It. The entire schedule of talks to be de- ises to make this eratot r of the dra- Qerety, '39, dedicated tin offorlim to livered by members of the Kophomore the most a u s p I • matic society, an- Mr. Ifldmuiul 1<\ IlDwen, C.I'.A. In- "Incognita" and pictured the beauties Sodality during the coming year was cious opening In nounced yester- structor lu Accounting "t Fordham, de- of November. George I). Lewis, '40, told announced last week by the Secretary- - recent years. ilay that tlio ma- livered it liilk cm "Tlio (lenoral Outlook 'f ii "Summor Night" mill a "Silent John F.
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