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• Volume 25—No. 17 VILLANOVA COLLEGE, VILLANOVA, PA. Tuesday, March 28, 1950 Buddy Williams To Play At Seminary Guild's Variety Show In Field House
are associated with St. Jerome The crucifix also was not in ; mous as the "Painter of the Ed Roecker To Sing At Annual Affair For only by tradition. One of these use as an emblem of devotion Conceptions", since the Immac- The Benefit of Augustinian Seminary after the of St. Je- is the use of the Cardinal's until death yjate Conception was the most j rome, but like the robes, were office of St. ••;:?>' Madonna of the Choir robes. In reality, the frequent subject he depicted in 'em," a typical expres- has Jerome attached to him by pious tradi- "Wow man promised a suitable Cardinal was not in existence oils. He has also painted sev- tion. sion in show business, is the forecast for the big night, Tues- Perhaps you have noticed that the Library by Princess Ruspoli centuries after his until three eral well-known pictures of St. perfect way to describe the Aug- Painter Of The C.m.eeptlonH day, April 18th., or Paul Arizin in the Reading Room of the Li- of the House of Ruspoli in Rome, death. When the office was i Thomas of Villanova, the patron ustinian Seminary Guild's va- night plus one. : V brary, on the wall between the Italy. created for advisers to the Pope Murillo, is perhaps most fa- saint of this college. *..*• riety show. Carefully planned Nationally known Buddy Wil- '".: the robes were probably given two main doors, there hangs an SymboliHni In Art to Jerome because of the high to entertain and lift the strain liams, who began his career in oil painting of a Madonna, en- Alter the BasketboU Games Come this worked his If it is symbolism that you position the "Cardinal of Beth- from everyone's shoulders, Philadelphia and way • closed in a large ornate, gold TO year's complete change trom the to the top, via Glenn Miller, the like to see in a painting, you lehem" held in the early Church, [ frame. So striking are both the and because he at one time had old time bingo-card parties of Dorsey brothers, Paul Whitman, would no doubt appreciate the HAMBURG HEARTH picture the frame they served Pope Dalmasius in an of- the past sixteen years is ex- and other great band leaders of and 839 Vz LANCASTER AVE.. BRYN MAWR. PA. picture of St. Jerome on view correspond pected to draw more people to our time, will be one of the "big- must have aroused some curi- fice that would today Bryn Mawr 2314 opposite the portrait of Fr. Fed- to the one of Cardinal. the Villanova Field House than name" attractions to be in the osity in regard to the story be- igan at the stair landing in the NFCCS Begins Drive On any other one-night stand in the show. As M.C. for the evening. hind them. It is true that this Library building. This picture building's history. Buddy will be using his regular picture, like all others, tells a is belived to be an original by Cooperating to the fullest ex- talent, "One Ton of Fun!", and .Campus For Old Clothing Page 7) story better than a thousand Murillo, the Spanish painter of At BARNARD and Colleges ohd Universities tent, as everyone is, the weather (Continued on three centuries ago. If not an words, but the story it tells is least fine original, it is at a • Passion Week drive of spir- body during the week. Students of itself. examine A not We may copies the reproduction that itual and material charity began Belle Masque Receives Plaudits are asked to list the spiritual ex- the painting itself for the emo- style of Murillo. •; sponsorship Sunday, under the ercises which they have offered tional effect the artist portrays the throughout the country CHESTERFIELD Saint Jerome was one of of the Villanova chapter of the for the Pope's intention, so that For Success of Elizabethan Comedy in his subjects, but for informa- Fathers of the Church, and au- National Federation of Catho- thor of the Vulgate, the Latin Villanova's contribution can be tion about the artist and back- 'lic College Students, and will translation of the Scriptures. In added to the national totaL ground of the picture, we must continue until next Sunday, this picture he is shown in a The materia] aspect of the V « April 2. sources. is the largest-selling cigarette. consult other penitential pose, kneeling with a Passion Week drive will be a A campaign of spiritual ex- From encyclopedias of art and crucifix in his left hand, naked collection of used books and ercises "for Christ, for Peace" other books on the subject, except for a cloth that covers • clothing for the intellectual and will unite Villanova men with here's what we have found : The his loins and the red robe of a JANE WYATT physical relief of displaced stu- 200,000 Catholic college students original painting, of which the in Ehuope whose education Cardinal over his shoulder. On famous Barnard Alumna says: dents ' throughout the country in an one that hangs in the Library the rock at which he kneels has been interrupted by war and \:l offering of Masses, Communions, is an exact duplicate, is one of there is a thick book, and on top Chesterfields nlWfliys (five me a lift. exile. rosaries, and other spiritual acts the Madonnas, The Madonna of of the book, a human skull. In They're wonderfully mild and they taste An NFCCS spokesman pointed as a Holy Year gift from Ameri- the Chair, painted by Raphael, his right hand he holds a stone. so good. They're my favorite cigarette.' out that the Federation's Over- ^can Catholic collegians to the a famous painter of the Italian The Saint is shown in this seas Service Program is trying Holy Father, Pope Pius XIL Renaissance in the early 16th. picture, as he is traditionally to provide for all the needs of blanks will century. shown in all his portraits, as an Spiritual bouquet as many students as possible, in with a bald head and *be distributed to the student (Continued on Page 7) Raphael'ii MadonnaH old man long beard, atttred in the robes STAKkING IN Most of Raphael's original of a Cardinal. The death's head HOUSE BY THE RIVER" works were portraits of the Publisher's Wife Will is an allusion to his conquered ; A Hi i'ihlh: imcturk Give Blessed Mother with the Infant, fear of death, and the stone in as is this picture that we are his hand, is a token of the pen- *8y R«c«nt Notionol Survey Final Pre-Cana Lecture discussing. All of these repre- ance he inflicted upon himself sentations were characteristic- during hts solitary life. ally gentle and lovely, and the Culmination is inevitable, but seldom so notable, as the final
Several Anarhronlsms . t* Madonnas themselves have been • conference, in the Pre-Cana series given on Sunday afternoons of described as, "... more hu- of these Lent, is held next Sunday in the Commerce and Finance Audi- Actually, several lAKNARD HAll man than pious, yet more ideal symbols are anachronism, and lARNARO COUEGI A torium at 3 : 00 P. M. The speaker will be the well-known author- * than realistic. They are all har- lecturer-publisher, better known to her public as Maisie Ward. moniously balanced, and have JEANNETT'S Her subject will be "liarriage and the Home." pure, oval faces, with refined, * Co-founder of the Sheed and Ward Publishing house, Maisie BRYN MAWR FLOWER SHOP regular features." . Ward has lectured in this country and in Canada, from coast to Specitdiats This Madonna the Chair is Corsage England and Scotland, and at the American College in of FREE DELIVERY • ^oast, in ;• one of the most characteristic Louvain. She has also lectured 823 LAMCASTEB AVE. and deservedly popular of BRYN MAV^R, PA. Cana Speaker at the English Seminary where Raphael's numerous versions of Bryn Mawr 1(78 Flowers by Wir« her grandfather, although a lay- the Virgin and Child motif. It man, was Professor of Theology. was painted during his visit to The five conferences thus far Rome, four years before his For have all been given by qualified death in 1520. In it, the Virgin, Convenient speakers who had a real interest seated in a chair, clasps Jesus Expert in their listeners, as was notice-
to her bosom with both arms, Attention . * • able in their attitudes. Such will leaning her head on his. At the also be the case when Mrs. right the infant St. John is de- Sheed, who has had twenty-eight picted with his hands clasped in years of experience on the out- adoration. door platforms of the Catholic The copy in the Library, like Evidence Guild, talks to the the original in the Palazzo Pitti, betrothed. Florence, is approximately thirty She has written many well- inches in diameter. Its frame known books, including "Gilbert is also a copy of the frame on Keith Chesterton," "The Splen- carved, and 8fce««d wM he the original, hand Mm. »talile Ward dor of the Roaary," "Insurrec- tfce oure^ gold leaf to form |h« final krturrr In covered with tion Verses Resurrection," and THE CAMPUS Lentrn. Pre - Oi>« a fitting enclosure for this "mas- i^i'TST which »re hrtd In Umj.C * F Amik^ "This Burning Heat," to mention indescribable charm; terpiece of BARBER SHOP torhnn. but a few. She haa alao given picture perhap.s the most i)opular fifty different Symiwtliy I* «rte»*M •• H«ffc lectures on about ever painted". j topics. Both the reproduction and the First Class Work As a national figure represent- frame displayed in the Reading Catholic movement Kor/m wen- copied in the early Popular Prices ing the lay Ifnh. Century, and donated to in this country, Mrs. Sheed is (Contlnoed on Pmgm 7) . I '
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Tuesday, March 2S, 1950 THE VILLANOVAN Pace Hiree Page Two THE VILLANOVAN Tuesday, March 28, 1950 / THE VANISHING Around The VILUNOVAN^ Town COLLEGIAN By F. A. VARALLO ^H^ Published Weekly During the School Year by the Students of ^f\^ The frozen Canadian North- VtLLANOVA COLLEGE, VILLANOVA, PA. By BILL BRENINGIIOUSK and Princeton. Next, comes the woods supply the beautiful set-
AL ABREU • * • « 4 • • •».-«-• • EDITOR-IN-CHIEF psuedo Ivy Lt^ague. Haverford «,f Not long ago Oscar Twomp ting for "Mrs. Mike", a film FRANK • • * • t • • t • t »*•'•'*.•••• • • • • • Managing Editor GOBES V V and Rutgers typify this. And
•' ,*'• *' • ' .. I ».'* • • • a. * • Editor t, • •. •;• • • • • SportS' HARRY RANGE \ «, • k^: « I «.» was seated on a stool at a local drama with strong human in- • • ... Editor JIM oallaghef: .f • • • ' t • Newt then Ivy f comes the Poison C V 1* ice cream parlor watching a terest Adapted from the best- •'.« GEORGE SZYMANSKI > • 'ft • •>• • • • ••• I I > • • ,• t • • • Copy Edito' t/ League. The PIL is made up of Q > •>•'»* ' ...... Feature Editor ,MlCHAEL J. NOWLAN ^ fi»a '•tt-agt* t.»?» basketball game on television. seller by Benedict and Nancy •'^« •'• *9 •' » « •'• Pii:ture DAN HAc^LINGER !• • 9**9 ..... Editor schools like the one Oscar at- ' As soon BARRY .ind JACK GIBBONS ButinrM Managers There were also a few others as Louis Prima and In last week's "Around the Freednam. "Mrs. Mike" is a Circulation Manager tends. Before the war 90% of MARIO PIAZZOLA, RALPH SKOWRON there who couldn't swing the his family move out of the Click, Town" column the currently chronicle of the courage and suf- | the people who went there paid NEWS STAFF wherewithal to make a pilgrim- and it can't he too soon, one of popular "Young Man With a fering on the Canadian frontiers- Jerry Micaltef. Johrt Bauman. Frank Pitocchelli, Tom Wright. Bob Dean, their own way, the old man did, By and Ed Larkin, JacK Domovan, Pa.ur McMenamIn, Jim QIavin, Bert Sellier, James age to the Palestra. Midway in the better new bands in the Horn" was quite adequately re- man around the turn of the cen- KUHN KEATS Smith. Al Hevey. that is. After the war the gov- the second half stranger country will move in to redUy viewed from a en- a movie goers tury, v; This week only half of us is here. Our cohort, Kuhn, packed SPORTS STAFF ernment footed the bill for 90% Bill Canino. Bill Cooney, Nea! Fahy. Bill Farrell, Jim Oallo, Bill Kluc- tered and sat down at the play pretty for the people and standpoint and except to say Icy WDdemeM his spare head in a suitcase and took what is commonly known as tarits, Leo McLaughlin, George Mondschein, Ray Mondschein, George of the students. Now the pendu- provide satiny strains for The story gets off to a rather Scanlon. ba. . . . counter, that is. Dur- the that the movie version was lum is swinging toward the old a field trip. And, undoubtedly, he is resting comfortably in some COPY STAFF By JIM GRIFFIN ing a time out Oscar managed to Velvet Fog. Ray Anthony is changed considerably from Dor- slow start with Ray Steve Keist Jack Muratorl. man again. MacWilliams, and get a good look at this stranger. rapidly making a reputation for othy Baker's original story, the long-drawn nice field this very moment While we are on the subject we may FEATURE STAFF "Congress shall make no law Soon Oscar will be seeing his himself as a band that plays out courtship of as well Jack Metzger, Roland Mayer, William Breninghouse, Bruce Taten, Frank What A Character the won't attempt to explain away give a sip-by-sip account of this educational institution. Varallo. James Griffin, Charles Peissner, Don Best, Marty Mulkeen, Robert respecting the establishment of school go collegiate. Already he kind of Kathy O'Fallon. music everyone likes. what Hollywood did to the life The primary requisite field Cu:ien. Jack Kelly, Tex Houston, Bill Schilling, Tom Pas,ha, Pa.ul Jannuzzo, This boy was amazing. He for a trip is to enrich the stu- spies the white bucks and gray girl, ' religion, or prohibiting free ex- Such an undertaking is rare in Boston and John Spenc*. . story of the one and only Bix dent's was wearing a brown baggy flannels that point out the Ivy understanding of the course. Let us take an example. >HOTO STAFF ercise thereof." modern times when most bands Biederbecke. However on the Sergeant Mike W. C. Anderson, Dallago, Courtney Fleming, John Notsch, Al Huel- tweed suit, Scotch-grained shoes, Al Leaguer. It won't be long before Flannigan, Should you, by some mistake of course, register for Room Reser- senbeck. Bob Pope, Bill Regan, Frank Wegener, George Winters, Jack concentrate on a certain element musical side the movie offers a Perhaps no other sentence button-down collar Young, Daniel Quinn, ^Alfred H. Dougas. a white he will be seeing racoon coats vation 101 your field trip would have last of the listening public«<» some fine vocalizing by Doris handsome Royal Canadian Moun- come week. Since we CIRCULATION STAFF could more tersely sum up the white shirt and a red and white- on the campu.s. He weeps to tie. Ehrelyn Keyes and Dick have off .' Carl Buch, Robert Ewing, Bill Greaney, John Montone, John Sherry, His Style Day and just about the best moved campus and have taken up eating this last semester striped knit tie. He- strode con- John DiGra,zia, James Minahan, Nick Cicchitti, Joseph Maiale. outlook of the constitutions's think that boys from this school Not boppish nor dixie, horn Harry James has played Powell are cast in these leading we did not take the sendi-Mendel journey this year but word from BUSINESS fidently up to the mahogany STAFF authors than the concise first will soon go to the games, not roles. Although Mike protests f neither overly sweet nor pro- since he foretook happy bache- . V Len Bogner, Joe Bogner. the front restores our faith in dogs and leads us to believe that slab, placed his size 13 shoe on to see, but to be seen. The Pub- FACULTY ADVISOR — Rev. JOHN A. KLEKOTKA, C.S.A. gressive, himself that "the frosen Canadian north amendment. It was a guarantee definitely not hillbilly, lorhood and took unto our fellow students <( ". finest who* entered Villa- the brass rail and ordered a are viiltures. This paper is dedica.ted to one of the men ever lic Law Collegian is slowly van- is no place for a woman", it's nova: Scholar, athlete, gentleman — of benevolence and non-inter- it is difficult to place him a wife. Grable, that is! soda, a scotchend soda. This ishing or is being absorbed by Although there has been little bloodshed over the years we LEO GOODREAU in any particular category. only a matter of time before he religion certainly SometUnf Worth Notliif SUBSCRIPTION: $2.00 per year. Of the amount students pay as a tuition vention to in the new young gentleman did the Rah-rah Collegians. have heard of cases Merely let it suffice to say gives in and consents to take his involving kidnapping and other violent means fee, $2.00 is for a year's subscription to the "VILLANOVAN." the school as this week I'd like to democracy. And its purpose not go to same But Oscar Is Safe On wax bride Entered second class ma,tter at the Villanova Post Office,' December that for an evenings dancing to Hendrick's Hope, a being used. And all for the sake of a room in Good Council or as Oscar. All he had to do was look mention a new release by Alan 27, 1928. Under the Act of March 3, 1879. By the time he finished with was obvious: to prevent hind- it is difficult to beat Anthony small trading post in the wilds. Member of Associated Collegiate Press, Member of Catholic Press As- a dry spot in the swimming pool The climax came last week, around at his companions! to his thoughts provoked by the Dale which probably has its sociation. Catholic College Press Association. rances or restrictions upon re- and his orchestra, not to men- By the time they've mushed this. youngsters greatest claim to fame in the however, when two seniors waited all night so that they might be realize The tweedy individual Oscar discov- about 400 miles by dog sled, ligion, so that it might be cer- tion a truly melodious trumpet watching the television were that the ball game was fact that it is completely lack- the first to make reservations. Little did they know that, contrary ered The other half of the program, Kathy begins to wish she were tified that religion re- would dressed in dungarees, T-shirts, over and that the man behind ing in schmaltz. "This Is Heaven in loneliness, to public opinion. Miss Carr could not Mel Torme, is guaranteed to put back Boston. The get them permanent pos- Sentm^nt m^^ (green for marines) and sev- putting away To Me" is a good song some main an integral part of Ameri- the counter was your date way up on a pink fear, disease and death which session of two stools at the Penn House. eral varieties of flight jackets. ice cream scoops. 'Oscar what on the style of "Old Man surround is full of stories editorials about can life. It was therefore framed the her almost unbear- Well, ; . The papers have been and cloud. It's up to you to get her strangely enough it's Spring. Spring, when a young They were unshaven and drank off his stocil and River" and the Dale version of able. as' an encouragement and an aid slowly got to your leveL Definitely •mercy killings for the past three months and most of these down man's fancy tums to things that women have been thinking of all nothing but foaming: birch beer. walked out to the bus sto]^. As it is just a nice easy bit of Tragie CUmax r religion. not a singer with a beat, Tonne . "M for the killer. Naturally, to year long. articles have indicated a sympathy Then he began to realize that boarded the last bus, his crooning with out the numerous When she finds that she's go- Spring, iiiien all the little idiots leave Austin Hall and he can really create a mood when the issue is touchy and so many people have let sentiment An Admimble Plan this breed was going out, that Theire, on frills and fancy intonations so ing to have a baby, she asks begin acting like Big Idiots. spirits were raised. working over one of tbe better overrule reason that the papers are catering to this element. the fellow in the tweeds was that public conveyance, was a overdone in this, the Vaughn and Mike to take her back to "civ- Lest we forget followers But the first amendment is ballads. Often criticiaed because Some of this column have asked coming back. Public Laws 92- of dissipated college Eckstein era. ilization". Well, they move to The church has again made a stand for right reason as large group of his boyish manner and soft why we haven't used their names in recent weeks. To satisfy losing its meaning. The words 0003985 were losing Dixie Fort Manette, a larger settle- 8376 and men, some dazed, some bevrilder- DorMy their whims we submit a list of campus characters who, for it had in the questions of divorce and birth control. The church voi^e, he has proven that he has are being twisted to wring from their grip on the colleges of the of heading of the new ment, and a cute baby girl is ed but all true to the te^^ts audi- Under the reasons unknown, think they are important enough to have their is not being influenced by public sentiment vrhich will make it whajk it takes to hold an new implications, and country. Before long the only Collegialii' even sounds in Jazz music it's inter- bom. Tragedy strikes in the them the Public Law Together, these two should names in ink: Jack Sherry, Bob Stockings, Boh Olmsted, Bill ogre. The stand against mercy killing has ence. out an unfeeling people going to college will be had only adopted esting to note that Jimmy Dor- form of a diphtheria epidemic. Oreany and all meanings different from those though many swell the coffers of Frank Pal- tbe little canasta-crazy celhnates. Also PatH come about in Manchester, New Hampshire where two Cath- the ones that can afford it. garb and habits of tile gov- »* sey is attempting to play Dixie- The serum runs out, and their PumpemickU intended by their authors. That the umbb, or at least appease music who wants a field goal (two points) for Rosemont to allow the recently acquitted supported boys.' jOscar land with his full size band and baby dies along with most every- and a free ticket olic hospitals have refused this is true is evidenced by the The Trend ernment lovers after Prima's travesty. to South Pacific. joyful sigh when he doing a rather nice job at it body else in the neighborhood. mercy killer. Doctor Herman Sander, to practice in their wards. recent Supreme Court decision Now there are three leagues sighed a Off The Beooid Just to make sense for a while we would like to throw the Kathy decides that she can en- the use of public realized that he will gri^duate of you don't He has waxed several old stand- following The charge against Dr. Sander is malpractice. concerning in the East. There is the Ivy For those who tidUts fai. Tickets to the East-West game may be se- die. although usual- dure no more. "I'm going back M schools for the teaching of re- with schools like Penn before these fine traditions care for the cuisine here at bys to date and cured at the Publicity Ofike. only; heads of the Church have made their position clear League, There are 100 being offered so The played by smaller combos the where human beings have a ligion in Champaign, Illinois. Lucky Pierre's Grog Shop, I ly get yours before it's too late. When this supply runs out you can and it is up to the laity to take as determined a position for -the chance to live," she says. Sadly k A group of religious leaders have a solution. Close your eyes numbers have lent themselves get them directly by writing to the New York Herald Tribune, J': cause of moral right. The need is obvious as evidenced by the ««'*«•• admirably to the large band set- Mike lets her go and meanwhile in Champaign had arranged a Your Gaeste*!-*^ and get yourself a senior from just add 25 cents for mailiBg. Prices range from $1.50 to $6.00. For is transferred back to Hen- proceeding in a small up-state Pennsylvania town where the might they're allowed to up. Could be the opening of an- plan whereby they make ing room — The Williamsburg Immaculata, You need not waste your time reading the rest of this because (Editor's Note — During the other new horizon in pop music drick's Hope. When he gets townspeople have rallied to build a fund for the defense of a use of local public school class- large and well dec- have guests during their stay we ran out of words but not out of space and we must continue. next few weeks this column unU Room — is there he finds that Kathy has religious instruc- Insurfooe so keep your eye on it And so still "mercy killer". Of course, the motivations are admirable. It is rooms to give Curt Weiler plays the in the Practice House. Are you readliif ? We said it wouldn't be worth your time. contain information regarding orated. •'' returned to him, determined to r"---V:'-!----:'i' y'y till next week. tion. The plan was approved by cocktail hour all paid up?'"''' That's the trouble with some guys, always want their neighborliness at its best, but the truth is overlooked. The man places to stay and various rest- piano during the stick to the bitter end. money's worth. the local school board. It should and later for dinner and dancing Look, why don't yon lust jump ovei« to the sports page or whom they wish to save is a killer. It is hoped that the Cath- aurants in the Metropoilitan BeaUnn Laohliif be emphasized that no single re- something?? What are should the Drexelbrook Society Band The screen version of "Mrs. ywi prejudice against studying?? What olic citizens have not let their reason be swept out of the way Area. This information ligion or group of religions was band-stand. Sense and Nonsense some guys will do just not to pick up a book. Well, on the we've filled prove helpful to those Resident takes over ; /. -^. Mike" doesn't by overwhelming public sentiment. They must see the truth, favored; the plan was open to our spot and you haven't learned students who vnll he having out Out from the Main room there *- Tom Pasha quite come up to a thing. Life gets weary, recognize it, and standby it. all religious leaders on the same is terrace which will be don't it? town guests for such events a huge I ••'-A. par when com- of Opportunity The Bif Day The Catholic church is being called on more and more basis. as Junior Week, and the Gradu- used for dining and dancing dur- pared with the The day for registration ing the warm weather. This Willie Gotnodough, a former to defend right reason and so responsibility lies also on the :; Atheiflm Heard ation week-end.) best-seller. In Is arrived and having been as- terrace overlooks the adjacent resident of South Podnnck Junc- laity to set the proper example. fact, those who Apparently someone in Cham- For those who would like to tion who is now attending Put- sured of a room, our hero Swimming and Tennis Club the their guests some- ^"enjoyed paign found it disagreeable that accommodate morning cherdoughdown College, received leisurely made his way down grounds. On a Sunday book are apt to be little dis- .'t ."^ a .'.I a means was being offered for where outside of the city there a notice recently to the effect to the polling booth to pick the breakfast served in the Hunt appointed in the Hollywood quite a number of conven- his chit for his new sack fellow citizens to come to know are room is worth looking into. that it would be possible for him Easter Nears and comfortable treatment of this story. It is not God. Mrs. McCollum, an avowed iently located Room rates are cheaper than to obtain a cubicle on the cam- space. Upon reaching the which that any of the mgged atmos- atheist, protested, and carried small hotels and Lodges pus for the future fastball se- selection bureau, however, tux- As Lent comes to a close, the church celebrates Passion downtown hostelries and the phere of living dining rooms at- in tbe wilds has the case to the Supreme Court. have excellent prices are standard. mester, providing, of course, that less Willie, was confronted Sunday. The statues and crosses are covered with purple so food been omitted. In tut, the film And there the honorable Jus- tached. he complied with the necessary with a new found problem. Fot that attention will be focused on the altar where is re-enacted Haverford Cofart is liberally sprinkled with howl- tices handed down the myopic Strath Haven regulations. Overwhelmed with here in the early hours of the the sacrifices that Christ made almost two thousand years ago Out Main Line way we find ing wolves, epidemics, and am- judgment that "the use of tax- The Strath Haven Inn in the joy of obtaining a room in morning he was greeted with a on Calvary. During this season the church recalls the most the Haverford Court Hotel putations. But all these details is noted for its fine long line of bewhiskered, baggy- events in the life of Christ, supported property for religious Swarthmore an honest-to-goodnesa stone and important the Saviour, our Lord. which is very conveniently lo- seem unreal and unimportant instruction" and "the close co- cuisine and beautiful country lo- brick dormitory (up until this eyeballed Putcherdoughdownians That is His passion, death and resurrection. cated. This fine hotel has an ex- One gets the impression that he operation between the school cation. Although a little out of time he had spent his collegiate who were either victims of over- Radios begin to blare an old favorite called "Easter cellent reputation. Both room is watching a group of actors, authorities and the religious the way as far as public trans- days in a Victory Mansion), Wil- study or of a just plain sleep- Parade"; the ladies spend hours at the milliners picking out a rates and menu prices are mod- appropriately and less costumed council in promoting religious portation is concerned, it is lie was blinded to the proceed- night Inquiring about. Wil- new bonnet; and the youngsters hear stories about the Easter erate. Situated across the road groomed for the particular sit- car. lie found latter to be education . . . falls squarely easily reached by The ings which are impossible to by- the the bunny who, like Santa, brings new togs, toys and candy for from the Merion Cricket Club, uation. under tt)j#^ban of the first amend- rooms are of a nice size, are at- pass when acquiring a new case and that these men had them. All these sentimental, extraneous practices have be- the Haverford Court is a very Adequate QmI tractive and less expensive than been in line since the preceeding ment." • abode. come accepted adornments at Easter time. In themselves they ir, attractive building and is only Evelyn Keyes tums in an ade- the downtown hotels. A small But First Saturday. Still confident of his are good, and yet, let's not let them becloud from view the true Rip Tide a five minute drive from the qufite, if not too effective per- inn of this type might be a First of all, there was a slight plight, our friend took his re- meaning of the Easter season. college campus down Mont- formance as Kathy, while Dick Such a decision should not be change for former visitors to deposit stipulation which called spective i^ace at the end of the There is enough of the material to take up all the rest of gomery Pike. Powell is credible in the role of passed over be- the Quaker Town, giving a line which extended down to the the year. We should take some special measure of the spirit by anyone who for a sum of $3.45 which was to the Mountie. J. M. Kerrigan ap- lieves it is pleasanter aspect of Philadelphia Next Week lx>iler room and waited for his of this season. Ail who profess Christianity, all who call in God, for a definite guarantee him space in one of pears as Miss Keyes uncle; hospitality for less money. Christ: Lord and Saviour, should celebrate this season with threat to his right to a belief; Next week this column will the palatial, old English-type number to come up on the board. Chief Yowlatchie as a comedy it is an indication of a shifting Drexelbroolc information the respect it deserves. It is a time when we should have a feature on some of strtictures. As his surname im- Worth Itn Indian; Angela Clarke as a tide, a trend from a paternal at- little closer the finer restaurants in the Met- deeper realization of what our Lord suffered for each of us. A to the Campus phes, Willie, met with some dif- Four hours later, Williyam, friendly neighbor; and Will titude toward religion to dis- ropolitan Easter offers the opportunity for many to regain the spiritual a in the Drexel Hill area a new area and some more ficulty in trying to obtain this entered the quiet of the contract Wright as the wilderness doctor. interested one, tinged almost is drive and ambition that has been lost. inn is making a play for its hotels and Inns. If anyone vast sum. In fact, he had to room and, after being rebuffed Those who enjoy their film with passive belligerence. And share of popularity. are re- contemplating accommodating "Unless Christ be risen again from the dead, your faith We sell his tux and gargoyle stock- at several of his selections, set- fare on the tearful side will find when such a tide begins to run, ferring to the new Drexelbrook their guest as any of the above is in vain, and you are still in your sins." Such is the import- ings in order to scrape enough tled for a room suggested by the "Mrs. Mike" entertaining. It is For the fact that rise we ought to battle to stem it Inn and Lodge. The Inn haB mentioned places we recomrmend ance of Easter Sunday. Christ did again lucre together to take out this checker. It was a comer room now playing at the Goldman lest it carry off the foundation sixteen early their do we offer at mass, for the first time since the b«gining of double rooms and one reaervations since vital insurance policy. (Continued on Page 8) Theater. Lent: "Glory to God in the highest ..." upon which our freedom is built I two room suite. The main din- quarters are somewhat limited. 4 ;
Page Four THE VILLANOVAN Tuesday, March 28^ 1950 Tuesday, March 28, 1950 THE VILLANOVAN Page Five Dancers Begin Practice Lambda Kap^s Dinner-Dance Trackmen Capture Middle Atlantic For Turf and Tinsel Show Scheduled For Palumbo s Anyone entering the Field Faculty Attends It was announced today that Bussolari Club AAU; Ross Takes Mile, Two - Delta, Mile House last week to watch the B^lVHUIIiV Lambda Kappa the Pre- Belle Masque rehearsal would Weekend Retreat Med Fraternity, will hold its an- Starts Drive For have stopped in the lobby to nual dinner-dance at Palumbo's According to the latest an- More Members IliUGE figure out just what he saw St. Rita's Chapel, seldom men- Restaurant, one of Philadelphia's new nouncement by Emil Borgers, mmm there. Quickly he would have tioned in news stories, was the famous eating places, on April Recreation of the second Annual Lay- chairman of the Com- At a meeting of the Bussolari realized that it was Spring scene 22nd. All the profs of the Bi- DEUiSHOWFl Faculty Retreat this past week- mittee, the Villanovans dance International Affairs Society last Fl again, and that the Turf and ology Department have been in- end. About thirty-five professors orchestra will provide the music Thursday evening, Leroy Kend- Tinsel Club had started to prac- vited along with their wives. attended the session which be- for the third annual N.R.O.T.C. all, president, called for a tice for their next production, mem- OFFENSipt gan Saturday morning at 9:30 The semi-formal dance is un- CITS SHE 39 PTS. dance to be held at the Merlon bership drive. organiza- "Piper-Heidsieck, '98'V ; The r o'clock with the Holy Sacrifice der the direction of Mario Piaz- George Noake has two high- Cricket Club on Friday, April tion is particularly interested in of the Mass. zola, and tickets may be obtained Irish Wins 50, Mile spirited dancing choruses under D'Alonzo Brilliant Reverend Dermot McArdle, 2l8t. In order to provide con- mrolling members from the his tutelage. So far they have either from him, from Murray Relay Victor Twice C. P., from St. Mary's Mona- tinuous entertainment Gene Va- '
^a'ffe Six THE VILLANOVAN Tue^ar, Maf^iS, 1950 Tuesday, March 28, 1950 THE VILLANOVAN KEEP THAT 'srnETCHER WAN^ Alumni Drops Austin To Third Place l/«^B ROSE ---WITH
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By MONDSCHEIN INC. Just as 01' Man River keeps dolling along, so also Alumni keept rolling along on its win- ning ways as they toppled their arch-rivals Austin, 65-54. Fr. McLaughlin used his reserves throughout most of the game thus high scoring honors were divided among three reserves, Decker with 18 points, Moore with 17, and O'Donnell with 13. Bobby Oelz again played his ^>•:^ stellar floor game and also held Austin's scoring ace. Bill Lem- mer, to 3 points. Tom Breanan led Austin with 16 counters with Rosegen garnering 11. PRACTIC This defeat dropped Austin to TlhE third place behind Alumni and roR. the Doms. Officials for the con- test were Sickler and McDer- OUR CHlDDER mott*> ,^^,^ ___ TRACKMEN ^ND^B^ScTsoMET/WeSTHIN&S The surprise of the entire BASEB^UERS - IrET A BIT C O^ffESTEfl season occured in the nightcap when a stroni Fedigan combine succumbed to a greatly im- proved Good Council squad 49- Ball Toiirndmeht 40. It was the first triumph for Good Council in either half of the basketball race and was a •>..' Set For After Easter ri.-' '} well deserved victory. Good Council was led by the spirited play of Owczykoski who tallied Two new features to the im- to play must be given to Mr. 16 points and Mulcahy who proved Intramural program Powers in the Education Office tossed in 13 markers. The fine have been announced by Mr. defensive play of Saganowich, or to the Sports Elditor of the Powers, Intramural Athletic Di- VILLANOVAN. Boyle, and Haggerty also aided rector. The additions are a greatly in the win. For Fedigan, All games will be played in volley ball tournament which Dave Frink was held to 12 Alumni Hall gym at the con- will begin after the E^ter vaca- points and shared scoriig honors venience of the competing tion and a track meet to take with Joe Galyo. Russo and teams. Schedules and results of place on the Thursday of Junior O'Donnell refereed. the tournament will be published Week. Thurs. nite's titls saw the in this paper. The volley ball tournament Doms hold on to second place will be an elimination affair Part of Junior Week by virtue of their 58-42 con- With no restriction on the num- The track meet which has quest of Brks. 2&3 while Brks. ber of teams competing. Games been scheduled as a feature of 1&4 kept a game behind by will be played on the basis of Junior week will be an inter- downing Mendel 66-41. Thus the best two out of three sets class meet with the Senior, the stage is set for next week with the winner going on in the Junior, Sophomore and Fresh- with Brks. 1&4 slated for two tourney while the loser will be man classes entering teams. encounters while the Doms completely eliminated. These teams are to be coached play one. Should the Doms win 8ix Man Teams by members of the varsity from their game, the Brks. combine Teams for the tournament the respective claasea. Medals would have to also win both of will be composed of six men are to be awarded by the Junior their games to tie for second with one man designated as Class and it is hoped that the place. Therefore next week manager. The name of the team, Inter-Class Track Meet will be- should prove to be a hotly con- its members, the manager's ad- come an integral part of Junior tested loop finale. dress and phone number, and Week. Further information will At the intermission, the score the time that the them is able be forthcoming. stood at 24-26 in the Doms- Brks. 2&3 contest with the Doms holding the top hand. Wildcats Scrimmage Mickey Frinzi, Bill Padula and John Geppi will be dangerous However as the game pro- (Continued from Page 5) runners who can go the distance. gressed, the Doms wore down Al Derose, a freshmen center, Pete D'Alonzo will be murder their opposition emerging with intercepted a Blue Hen aerial at fullback. their fourth league win as and raced fifty yards just as the There were no serious in- against two setbacks. Bill two-hour scrimmage came to an juries to show for the after- Knecht with 17 points and Na- noon's work, Mike Kerwm re- tiello's 12 were high for the vic- were paced by linemen Experienced ceived a cut eye and Pete tors. The losers D'AlonzQ's little finger was Brennan and Cullen with 19 It was the tans first view of scraped but no plasma was points each while Decker and next ^'ear's team and left every- necessary. Ruggiero netted 8 each. one satisfied. The club has a The second game did not soliif^.starting combination and Trackmen Capture clinch any playoff berth for the the freshmen and varsity sub- Brks. 1&4 but did give them an (Continued from Page S) stitutes are playing fine ball. chance by their win over much of a handicap the runners outside Mike Kerwin, right tackle played offensive star of are under. For example Ross Mendel. The an excellent brand of ball Sat- night was Tom Falkowski of has run better than 4:14 in the urday. He broke up many passes the victors who notched 23 mile this year, McKenna has and was in on a blocked kick. points With some uncanny hook done 1:12.4 in the 600 and the Freshmen Joe Rustic came to shots. "OLD" RELIABLE Tom mile relay team has broken Villanova with a fine reputation Madonia chipped in with 19 3.22 on several occasions. and now We know why. Joe is a markers while Tom Flynn gar- This victory was a fitting ^ne offensive and defensive end nered 13. Taking scoring honors close to one of the most success- plus being a fine kicker. The for the losers was Livoti who ful indoor season in Villanova's experienced men such as Bogan, poured 16 points through the athletic history. The cindermen Rilo. Liotta, Marrallo, Mantone hoop. will now have the next three and Howanski gave notice that X weeks to rest up from the ard- Standinfs they will be a tough forward uous winter campaign, but at wall to crack next year. the same time preparing for the The backfield prospects have outdoor season. It will be a va- into fine offensive shaped up a cation insofar as there will be unit. In Neil O'Boyle at quater- no competition until the Seton the Wildcats have cool back a Hall relays on April 22, but uf f^crformer and fine b»ll handler. , course practice goes on forever.
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: j|-i» p Vol. 26—No. 18 VILLANOVA COLLEGE, VILLANOVA, PA. Tuesday, April 4, 1950 ' i Jessica Informal Blazer Ball At Guild riety Show Initial Junior Dance Student Tickets to Be Sold for Dance Wednesday of Jun- radio showman of ior Week Date of An- donated it along with several the entrance. This picture beafs Bowes, the a Princess of Song, On Thursday, April 20th., other paintings, to the College the name of Jan Mostaert, an- Amateur Hour fame, who was America's nual Blazer Display Villanova will be the site of the before Jessica Dragonette, will enhance Library. At present the picture other Dutch painter who lived benefactor of this college the Augustinian Guild Variety annual Accounting Forum of the framed, But, in spite of the fact that his death a decade ago. The Blazer Ball, last informal is being restored and « Show come April 18th when the Philadelphia Chapter of the before Balen. Pennsylvania Institute of Cer- dance of the school year, will and will be displayed as soon about twenty years Field House will be the taber- The preparation of the 1950 be held on there are SENSE and NONSENSE tified Public Accountants. Wednesday, May 3rd. as the reconditioning process is it is attributed to him, nacle-of-fun in this area. That Belle Air, the College yearbook, Continued from Page 1 Professor Leo Schaeffer of This dance which is the first of completed. strong reasons to doubt its au- Tuesday night hundreds will see depicting the Holy in Sadcase Hall and over- three highlighting the calendar has been completed. Last week This week, the last in this other works located lovely Miss Dragonette, the College faculty will repre- since of Mos- and hear thenticity, most looked a broom closet. The fact for Junior Week is open to all Fathers Falvey and Sullivan, co- -series on the art collection of Family, and placed in his oils MosUert'fi Virgin Buddy Williams and his Orches- sent Villanova in the capacity were destroyed in go outside students. taert's works is that Willie had to of official host. He will be as- Moderators of the book, finished the College Library, reviews such scenes as The Flight Into tra and many, many other well to change his mind Joseph Rugo, Chairman of the The last picture, in which we the great fire of Haarlem, and in order known entertainers and comic sisted by members of the Ac- checking proofs and stated that, three more paintings which are Egypt, and The Adoration of the he put it "I'm'tnaioring in Home Ball Committee, is planning to are interested, is the small por- even those which are still ex- feature acts. counting Society. barring unforeseen printing de- on display in various sections of Shepherds, he was satisfed for as present the biggest and best however, Prior to the opening exercises trait of the head of the Blessed istent are not authenticated. Arrangements have been com- lays, the yearbook will be ready the Library building. These Maintenance and this will give Blazer Ball in history. One of pleted to admit students at a at 2:30 P. M. in the Field House, A Displaced Painting: Virgin which can be seen in the This picture was donated to the most attractive features of for delivery to the student body perhaps the least fa- me some practical training". three are Library by Major Eklward special student rate of one dol- the college administration will Reference Room to the right of the the dance is the new low price. during the month of May. mous and subsequently, the least of the lar to the second feature of the entertain at a luncheon the va- One of the survivors Library Sponsors In order to insure a large at- in evening: dancing to the tenor rious speakers and college repre- ; New Format. recognized of the paintings last war, a "displaced painting," tendance, the Class of 1951 has sax and piano of Buddy Wil- sentatives on the Forum com- Under the guidance of Paul the building, but nevertheless, the picture of The Blessed set the admission price for the is Junior Week Art, nationally known mittee. and Colleges and Universities liams and his York, Editor-in-chief, the Belle each has its own particular and the Rosary to M WISCONSIN mid-week affair at $1.80 per Mother Presenting band. This special rate has been The gathering will be formal- couple, including tax. story. Air was designed, featuring a interesting St. Dominic, which has only re- Photo Contest granted so that students who ly opened by Mr. I. H. Krekstein, In order to accommodate stu- reyolutionary the Li- rather dance than see this C.P.A., Vice-Chairman of the new and somewhat Pictured above is a Hendrik cently been added to would dents with early classes on format. Campus views have ' variety show and then dance can Philadelphia chapter of the Van Balen original. The Coming brary collection. This eight-by- CHESTERFIELD Rev. Daniel P. Falvey, O.S.A., Thursday, and those with dates throughout the country College Librarian, has announced still have a big night with a sponsoring group. Immediately been treated in a different man- of the Magi, which is at present five-foot oil painting, largest in from the local girls' colleges, and not be down in the following this, the Rev. Francis that the Library will sponsor a date dancing at the Blazer Ball will ner; the pages are enhanced by displayed in the Villanova possession of the Library, ja . being the wallet for the next two weeks. X. McGuire, O.S.A., president of salon of student art and photo- be from 8:00 P. M. until mid- modern layout techniques and Room of the Library. Painted an original by Daddi, 14th. cen- the college will welcome the as- iM . graphic work to be exhibited in Song bird of the evening, Miss night. Tickets for the affair will unique art work. The book is of Florentine sembly. Messrs. Roland Christy, by one of the lesser-known tury leader in the conjunction with Junior Week. Dragonette, is noted for her go on sale in the Pie Shop and C.P.A., and Thomas Carroll, C. divided into three parts: classes, the great Dutch artists in the school, of Italy. He originally The entries submitted by the supper room, radio stage, and Mendel Hall immediately follow- students will be judged by sev- television appearances. This P.A., will then speak on "The activities, and sports. The clas- Flemish school, this picture is painted it for the historic House ing the Easter vacation. Independent Auditor's Relation- eral members of the faculty in- beautiful blonde's experience in will ses section combines faculty, il- Austria, who Music for the dance be peculiar in that it perfectly of Habsburg in ship with the Client" and "Mod- cluding Dr. George N. Quam, both popular and classical mu- the Villanovana un- schools, and classes photographs cen- provided by lustrates one of the peculiarities kept it in that family for em Trends in Financial State- V Chemistry Professor, and Rev. sic enables her to present a der the direction of Vincent into an attractive and compact the war it was ments." of most Balen works. turies. Ehiring John J. McShea, O.S.A., Assist- varied evening of song which Palma. Marion Stodder, vocalist unit. A complete section of the Balen, it seems, collaborated sent to Dublin for safe-keeping. ant Professor of English. All will appeal to everyone. From 4 :00 P. M. to 6 : 15 P. M., with the orchestra, will offer her book is devoted to extra-curricu- the photographs, sketches, or paint- Over fifteen hundred people concurrent meetings held in the lar activities. The sports section during his late 16th century ca- There it was acquired by popular stylization of favorite ings submitted must be at least are expected to attend this first Commerce and Finance Auditor- ballads against the background gives full coverage of football, reer with Jan Brueghel, one of Princess Ruspoli of Rome, who 8" X 10", or larger, and mounted Variety Show to be presented ium and' in 215 Mendel. The of the attractively decorated basketball, and other varsity the contemporaries whom he ad- on a mat at least 16" x 20". by the Augustinian Guild, whose topic on discussion in the C&F Field House. sports along with a variety of imitated. Brue- mired and often JEANNETT'S A title is optional, and each purpose is to supply funds for auditorium will be "Taxes", and Contrary to general opinion, pictures of intramural gdmes. training of ghel was primarily a landscape BRYNMAWR FLOWER SHOP entry must be accompanied by the education and at 5:15 the topic will change to the Blazer Ball is not restricted The introductory section of 3" 5" in the Order of St. "Current Problems in Balen did his best Corsage SpecialUia a X card with the student's young men Account- to Juniors; all students are in- the yearbook contains memorial painter, while DELIVERY FREE : ^'.l name, class and department, Augustine. , : v- . ing." Featured in the discus- vited to attend. It is not re- pages in honor of the Very Rev- work in depicting human beings. LANCJISTa AVE. t23 while each unit must be prop- Student and general admission sions in Mendel Hall will be quired for Juniors to wear their erend Mortimer A. Sullivan, combining their in- BRYN MAWR, PA. Together, in will on sale at the is Bryn Mowr tS7l IVifwhTWiw erly identified on the reverse tickets be "What Expected of Junior blazers to the dance. O.S.A., former Provincial of the they produced dividual talents, side of the work. The entries door. The student tickets will Accountants," and "What a Any Junior wishing to serve Augustinian Order, who died some interesting and artistic must be submitted no later than not be honored until after ten Junior Accountant Can Expect on any of the various commit- last year. The book is dedicated Meet Your all are o'clock. From 8:30 to 12:30 the of the Accounting Profession." works. For these, Balen painted April 25th., and student^ tees connected with the Ball is to the memory of the three de- Friends ' wi urged to participate. The works Field House will be full of fa- The activities will be consum- requested to contact the Gen- ceased members of the Class of the figures in the landscapes ot n^ at the will be exhibited in the Library mous talent and people who ap- mated with a dinner to be held eral Chairman. 1950. his collaborator, and Brueghel, ^y^ and the outstanding entry in preciate a full night of fun and in the Field House at 6:45 P. M. in the back- in return, filled each medium will receive a dancing. Will you be there with The chairman of Greek's the Philadel Fall Honor Roll Released; grounds for many of Balen's ' prize. your friends? (Continued on Page 8) Term works. Superior Soda Fountain 450 Students Included Service Pictured^' ^ ' Epiphany ; Neufeld Model Agency To Pick Queen -.A HuKh; HuH»€rt, Howard A,; Mac- Luncheon :: Dinner The Office of the Registrar This picture, on the occa- WllliamK, Raphael J.; McKoberts, Rob- have just been ert R: Morris, John A.; O'Donnell, celebrates 818 Lancaster Ave. Arrangements loveliest of those girls the "lovers" return today released the Honor Roll sion that the Church whose from Easter James F. ; Dunne, FYancis X.; Keen- one of the fore- Bryn Mawr, Pa. completed with for the past Fall term along ley, OeorKe A.; Vltullo, Domenick; on the feast of the Epiphany, pictures are submitted to the recess. Please don't disappoint H.; Klucsarits. Wil- modeling agencies in Phil- Gibbons, Donald most liam J.; Muratori, Jlick; Silverman. the combination of committee. them! with the announcement that demonstrates adelphia for the judging of the Leonard; FWiy, Nen.! P.; Ha«ee, these two Dutch Things are looking up as time Harry Range and Frank two students had achieved per- Charles J.; Huber. William R.; Nlc- the talents of Queen of Junior Week contest rolo, Anthony A.; Dean, Robert U.; W^rohel, Alfred J.; Du^an, Ja^nes F.; If you will notice, the For The famous Oscar Neufeld, who draws closer to Junior Week. Gobes are still collecting the fect averages for the semester. painters. Miller, William C: Pandaleon, Alec Many pictures were received last pictures and will be glad to re- such lovelies as Miss A.; Mullen. James Nv ; Widmeier, traditional stable to which the Expert Convenient has chosen The two Villanovans who made John P.; DIVittia, Arthur L.; Dixey, Philadelphia and Mrs. Philadel- week and the committee is look- lieve you of same. Below are 4.0 averages were Paul M. Hem- Kdward J. ; Cuffe, Francis O. ; Phelan, Magi were guided by the star Attention . * • phia, has agreed to pick out the ing for a deluge of them after some of the prospective Queens. IMvId M.; McCal>e, Edward R; Tor- ler, a Science Senior and Rich- does not appear in the setting, pey, Richard I. ard J. Sullivan, a C. & F. Senior. instead, the group is gathered EDUCATION The Honor Roll included a total before what appears -to be the Ilnckvw.Hki, Raymond J.; Eichman. of 449 students, and they are: ThoMvas E. ; Lynch. Anthony E. ruins of some large building, as 1?S^ lilaszczyk, Henry J.; Russo. Thom&s ARTS (OonlintMd on Paare •) indicated by the rem-^ins of two Miraiito, Francis J.; Kane, Joseph pillars that dominate the huge I'.; l^eiKhiiM, Knincls T. ; Nix, Uoht-rt; Irregulor Juniors 1'.; These, no doubt, Kollly. Hornard K. ; Murphy, John background. (fiibrlel. JuML'ph P.; UrlscoU, ThoniaH All irregular Juniors A.; (}i))Mon, Joneph H.; Doyle, Kdwaril the Brueghel touch in the who wish to poorticipcrte in are .1.; ronnolly, Kd\%Tird: ConOunnon, Balen^ainting. .iHinea J.; KrelK, Hdward; Qulnn, the lunior Week activities I'raiiciM K.. MrGrath, Daniel Jr. CAMPUS R ; as THE I'rlnk. David A.; Connelly, Edward ore requested to register . The background, anomalous C: Zmnallln. Stanley M.; O'Rourke. their names with Rev. distract JaniCH K.; Canfleld. William Mr- it may be, still does not BABBEB SHOP C; lAUKhlln, Leo A.; Oxford. Rdwand J.; George McLaughlin. O.SJI.. Dutch-looking Virgin ('r«»Amer, Shane; I^onard, Thomas J.; from the Dean of Student Activities, (n«iiya. John A^ : Ellrlch, William W.; and the equally Flemish St. Jo- First Class Work H«>lm», Harry N., Jr.; IMIejofl, F>*n- in his office on the second cla O. ; Rfwnlrk, Roi)eri J.; Donovan, are the floor of seph, and Infant, who John I*.; Appleby, Philip L«. ; ForRyth. Mendel HolL Louis* PUrc« G«rry Colyer Holwri J.; lilong. John S.; B««,tty. center of interest.' Popxdar Prices Detfoil, Mich. W«thrUl». N. I. MapUwoodL N. I Balen also painted several !.- : J.^.^d