) "•••'' „, Vl •.^-ai.'Ji'i.'-i "ANY DIFFICULTIES ARISING IN . FOR IF YOU WOULD BE THIS ISLAND SHOULD BE THE CHRISTIANS, YOU MUST BE BROUGHT TO THE CHILDREN OF ROME." APOSTOLIC SEE . SIENA NEWS -St. Patrick College of Saint Bernardine of Siena VoL xvm. SIENA COLLEGE, LOUDONVILLE, N. Y., MARCH 15, 1957 No. 19 Cadets to March In Albany St.Patrick ^s Day Parade Sat. Gavel Tourney to Host Again, as in past years, Siena College will be well represented 22 Colleges Tonight in the Albany St. Patrick's Day Parade by the ROTC Battalion. The cadets will assemble at Siena at 1 :00 p.m., Saturday in This evening, competition in the third annual Siena College Debate Tourney will begin. complete uniform, including overcoats and gloves. They will Twenty-two colleges and universities will vie for the Rev. Vincent Devine, OFM, Memorial draw rifles and be inspected before boarding the buses for the Trophy and individual awards. trip to the parade site at Central • Ave. and Ontario St., where they Participating will be Buffalo, Columbia, Dartmouth, Fordham Arts, Fordham Education, are scheduled to step off at 2:30 p.m. Houghton, LeMoyne, Middlebury, Niagara, Rochester Institute The line of march is down Central Players Win Ave. to Washington to Eagle St. Casa Italica of Technology, Pittsburgh, St. Bonaventure, St. John Fisher of From there the parade will proceed Rochester, St. John's of Brooklyn, St. Michael's, St. Rose, up North Pearl St. to Clinton Ave., NFCCS Bid Syracuse Forestry, Union, Utica, Vermont, Williams, and the where it will disband. The review­ The Coventry Players, in con­ Honors Three ing stand will be situated on the junction with the Shadow Players Fr. Alphonsus Connors, OFM, ~ 'host school, Siena. of the College of St. Rose, won the Mr. William Acquario, Sr., and Mr. corner of Maiden Lane and North After two rounds of debate to­ semi-finals of the National Federa­ Leo Callahan became the first hon­ Pearl. night, there will be an additional tion of Catholic College Students, orary members of the Casa Italica, three rounds Saturday. The most The honor battery for the parade New York-New Jersey Region, Play Siena's Italian Club, at the group's successful four-man team will be is "B" Battery, commanded by Cadet Contest held last Saturday at Mary­ Spring semester dinner-meeting held awarded the main trophy. In addi­ Captain J. Jankowski, which was mount College in Tarrytown, N. Y. last Sunday at Ferro's Restaurant tion the individual debaters will re- recently accorded the privilege of They presented a cut version of in Schenectady. j ceive ratings. The best in each of carrying the battalion streamer, Shakespeare's drama, "Romeo and The affair was termed "success­ the four positions—first afiirmative, which will be presented to the Bat­ Juliet." They defeated Mount St. ful" by the club's moderator, Mr. second affirmative, first negative, tery on the morning of the parade. Vincent's who presented a scene Thomas Castellano. About 25 mem­ and second negative—will meet in a The streamer was won in competi­ from Thornton Wilder's "Our Town." bers attended. Mr. Acquario was sixth and final round, a "Debate of tion held with the other batteries. This entitles the Players to enter the principle speaker. He talked on Champions." Each "Champion De­ All batteries will then again be the finals that will be held March 23 the subject of the functioning of the bater" will receive a personal award. judged on their performance in the at St. Peter's College in Jersey City, St. Patrick's Day Parade. Treasurer's Office here at Siena. Fr. N.J. Alphonsus and Mr. Callahan spoke Another feature of the tournament Cadet Lt. Colonel William Senno The director of the production is briefly also. After the talks, Dick will be the banquet to be held Sat­ will head the Siena contingent in Mr. Martin Kelly. Participants from Parisi moved that the three guests urday evening in the College cafe­ the parade. Cadet Major Matthew Siena include Don Traver as Romeo, be made honorary members. Frank teria. Welcoming the guests of McGuire has been assigned as Bat­ Larry MacDonald as Friar Law­ Visco seconded. Siena College will be the Rev. talion Aide to the Parade Grand rence and Larry Bradley as Friar Francis Sullivan, OFM, Dean of the After the motion was carried un­ Marshal. John. College. The toastmaster will be animously, Fr. Alphonsus announced Bill Acquario. Dr. Letitia Raubi­ that on days' when the club was check, director of speech improve­ meeting he would be known as "Fr. STAN KARBOWSKI ment for the City of New York and Alfonzo Canzonari." The meeting N.Y.C. Speech Director will hold a joint meeting with the noted educator and author, will de­ was concluded with group-singing Spanish Club of the College of St. liver the main address. in Italian, featuring a duet by Tom Rose. The event will take place in To Lecture at Banquet Boccia and Mr. Acquario. Serving as Tourney Chairman is Dr. Letitia Raubicheck, prominent educator and author, will the faculty room at Siena. A buffet Next Sunday, March 24, the club luncheon is planned. Stan Karbowski, President of the deliver the main address at the banquet of the Siena College Siena Gavel Club. He is a Senior Debate Tourney, tomorrow evening. Dr. Raubicheck is pres­ with an Economics major and re­ ently serving the Board of Educa­ sides in Schenectady. The Navy tion of the City of New York as Purpose and Composition of veteran is a member of the varsity director of speech improvement. debate squad. After earning a B.A. at the Col­ Student Judiciary Resolved Other administrative personnel lege of New Rochelle, an M.A. at Columbia, and a Ph.D. at New York By DICK HENNESSY will be Larry Bradley and Frank University, Dr. Raubicheck studied Siena News Student Senate Rep. Cuttita, timekeepers; Bill Reddy and Classen Gramm, scheduling; Pat the psychology of personality imder The Student Senate, at its Tuesday, March 12, meeting in Dr. Alfred Adler at the New York Barrett and Ed Tobin, banquet and the Seminar Room of the Library, voted to accept the plan for School of Social Research. There (Cont. on Page 6) the courses included both lecture the composition of the Student Judiciary as suggested by Senate and clinical demonstration in the Treasurer Larry Benzie and modi­ tacted Fr. Alphonsus Connors, OFM, diagnosis and correction of person­ fied by Junior Class President John Benefactor about the proposed Intramural Ac­ ality maladjustment. She holds a O'Connor. tivities Board and was informed that certificate attesting to three years The plan, which was finally settled the intramural program was a func­ Of Siena Dies of clinical work under Dr. Adler. upon in lieu of four or five previous tion of the College Administration Prof. James E. Glavin, 83, retired proposals, entails both the composi­ Dr. Raubicheck is the author of and that it was questionable as to Assistant Principal of Albany High tion of and the method of election seven books. She wrote "Your whether or not the Student Senate School and prominent Albany lay­ and appointment to the Judiciary Voice and Speech," "Speech Im­ could initiate such a board. Brady man, died March 8 in St. Peter's Board. As presently conceived, the provement," "Choral Speaking Is was advised, however, that any rea­ Hospital after a brief illness. In future Judiciary will be composed Fun," "Teaching Speech in Secon­ sonable, factual, or constructive 1937 he purchased the Garrett estate, of seven members; that is, the four dary Schools," "Improving Your criticisms of the present system the future Siena campus, for the Class Vice-Presidents, one Junior Speech," "How to Teach Good should be referred to the proper ad­ College. Concerning the choice of and one Senior appointed by the Speech," and co-authored "Accept­ ministrative functionary. the 38 acre site, Dr. George Stod­ Executive Board of the Student able American Speech." Her articles Pete McKenna, standing in for dard, foriner Commissioner of Edu­ Senate together with the Moderator on speech and speech correction ROTC Lists Senior Class President Gus Favreauj cation for the State of New York of the Senate, and finally, the Vice- have appeared in such periodicals as reported that the Senior Gift Fund and later president of the University President of the Student Senate who "School," "Quarterly Journal of Drive is now in progress and that of Illinois, said that an independent Promotions will act as Chairman of the Judici­ Speech," "The Spoken Word," "The Lt. Col. James Kudrna, PMS&T, all gifts are expected to have been survey made to determine the ideal ary. Expression Magazine," "Journal of has recently announced the promo­ received before the April 17"dead- site for a college in the State chose Speech and Hearing Disorders," and tion of four cadets in the Siena Although time prohibited much line. as the most ideal the spot that on "American Speech." ROTC. further consideration of the prob­ Bill Barnes reported that a four which Siena now stands. Many professional honors are Promoted from Cadet Major to lems of the Judiciary, Mike Brady page monthly publication. The hers. Dr. Raubicheck is a Fellow Cadet Lt. Col. is William Senno, remarked that the primary purpose Congress News, edited by himseK Professor Glavin was a brother of of the American Speech Correction who continues in the command of of the Judiciary should be "adjudi­ and Nancy Ashley of College of St. the Right Rev. Msgr. John F. Glavin, Association, the 1953 Medalist of the the battalion.