Three Groups ¡Lionel Hampton to Play at Wistaria Ball

• Toe Sense * ______UNIVERSITY OF BRIDGEPORT CAMPUS WEEKLY Volume 27 April 22, 1954 • Number 25 Three Groups ¡Lionel Hampton To Play At Wistaria Ball Will Combine ¡Journalism Prof Master of Swing For Banquet To Delivor Convo Named by SAC The Sociology Colloquium and ‘How to Write and Sell a Maga- the Political Relations Forum are j Art*ith the This is the story of the snowdrop, Originated in 1947 because of judges and the students an op the first flower of Spring. Keys To The Kingdom the need for a student literary publication. portunity to select the “girl of Playing to/an expected capacity publication, after a variety of Work can still be considered for their dreams” from a personal Students are taking n chance publication in foe magazine by crowd of students and parents, the names were contributed, Helicon appearance. when they leave their over was -voted the best title because submitting it to English teachers. AnnouncemetVt of the winner Pageant will be one of the high coat* on the hangers provided a t its symbol of literary inspira Dr. Millhauser or John Irvine. You will be made at the Wistaria Ball lights of the traditional Wistaria in Op Technology Building. tion. neefoi’t be an English major, or on May 7. and the formal crown Weekend. Sponsored by the Of Keys for the leeks on the ZVening Students Active be affiliated with the English De partment to have your writing ing ceremonies will be conducted fice of Chmpus Productions, the hangers have been taken. The during the Wistaria Pageant on About 50% of the present staff considered. 1 Aspiring Heming- May 9 at Marina Circle. The win extravaganza is being directed by Administration urges foe key- consists of members of foe , eve ways are urged to submit copy, ner will be crowned by Beth Drex- Albert A. Dfckaaon. takers to kindly reborn them ning division of the University, which may be in the form a t es ler, the present queen. A call has gone out for five ad immediately to Or. Willard F. lids year's editor is John Irvine, says, as well as short stories, ar ditional females and one male to I assisted by Marlene Fanta, Eliza ticles or poems. Candidates Listed Berggren’s office, on the first beth Janosky end Ralph Johan Soon to be on campus, Helicon partake in the Pageant. Those in The list of candidates includes: floor of Tech, or to Mr. Floyd sen. Dr. Milton Millhauser, assist will be available for a nominal Linda Make la. Carol Lindenauer, terested should contact Dickason Brewer’s office. i ant head of foe English Depart fee at foe Bookstore and Alumni June Fried, Barbara Osborn, Rita immediately. .meat, is faculty advisor of foe H a ll April 22, 1954 THE SCRIBE Page 2 ! WISTARIA BALL (continued from page 1) Mental Pabulum.... YOU SAID IT! styled mode of music as he is with (Food for Thought) by F ru Zirkle ! the ''jump’’, the “Hamp” empha- and Mel Zimmerman i siz**s * music conspicuous with a It’s enlightening to Find out that the Student Center I melody’ rather than nonsensical which is paid for by the students, is not theirs at all! It I gobble-dey goo. “We believe in QUESTION OF THE WEEK — I giving our fans music that is con seems odd that the people who support Alumni Hall don’t i picuous with a melody. I person come first, but last when it comes to services. QUESTION: Do yon think that ally do not believe in p aying We are the people that the Student Center is supposed religious organizations are an as •mystery music’ that people have to guess what we’re playing. That to cater to. We are the people that are required to pay $5 set on a campus this size? belongs on quiz programs,” said per semester for the upkeep of this building. We are the he recently. people who are overlooked. Jo Anne Szathmary, Freshman - Hamp Ig One Man Show Alumni Hall Student Center was changed to Alumni Hall Most of the popularity surround Open House the night of this writing. At this time the Snack Yes! They fehow ing his famous band through the bar was closed to the student body, while the employees years has naturally centered on served a roast beef dinner to the Heart Association of Bridge that no prejudice the loose-limbed, lanky, nervous man himself. Whether he’s shout port. exists amony the ing a chorus of some real-gone With facilities as limited as they are the students have number, playing the drums, play been made to realize that Alumni Hall must serve as a student body ing the piano behind his back meeting place for all. However, Alumni Hall was created dealing with re I with two fingers or improvising fqn original, dreamy' thing on the for the students, and primarily by the students. We can not ligious or racial "vibes” the “Hamp” is a one-man understand why the student body must come last, and all show well worth the price of ad other first, when the building, in the final analysis, was organizations. mission himself. and is the students. The SCRIBE is not against the use of Alumni Hall for Stan Silverberg, Junior - Dear Editor outsiders. It is against having the student body overlooked, Yes! Organiza tions of this type April I. 1934 in favor of outside groups. I would like the SCRIBE staff Th*re does not seem to be clarification as to whether would help break down the bar to be cognizant of the fact that or not there was authorization from the Administration riers of prejudice the weekly issues of the campus if any exist qn newspaper are sincerely appreci which allowed the Snackbar to close. Indignant students ated by a University of Bridge campus, and it “Curley,” featured drum waited to be served. They had a right to feel important. owuld give the port alumnus. At this time I am thousands of They were! And if there was authorization for it to close, members of the mer of the Lionel Hampton or organizations a miles away from my school and who gave it, why and by what authority? better under chestra, will add his share of friends. Yet the SCRIBE is an influencing factor in bringing the " U b e University has declared on more than one occasion, standing of what the make-up of rhythm to the Wistaria Ball, spirit of my Alma Mater on board ithat the students come first. What happened the night of the other religions are, their prob this very ship. Thank you for al jVpril 13? We’d like to know why the sudden change of heart! lems, and what could be accom May 7. A regular member of lowing me to keep in touch with plished by this joint action. a University that was my home the band, Corley promises to for four years. 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an „ ft -n than! I ha aaat ta M B M , EDITOBZAL STAFF 1FOBTS STAFF O sirani ty at Big i t> in . Bridgeport. Otas. Lee Mekler...... i —latent Feature 1W Her Larry Babich and Alton Gans. Barbara Geld,...... désistant Copy Editor W LAND’S BOOBXSBS Printed by the A ltieri SU Vci. 2 f —'fro. 25 Apra 22. 1954 Carol Connery, Steve w k ia , Francine Zirkle. Washington Avo.. Bridgeport April 22, 1954 THE SCRIBE Page 3 Track Sked Opens As Knights Meet Knights Sock New Haven Brooklyn Polytech For Second Straight Win Brooklyn Polytech Institute will invade Seaside Parte, as the fifth ♦ A fired-up Bridgeport nine edition of the University of evened their season record over Bridgeport’s track team opens its Fairfield Stags the Easter Holiday when they' 1954 season Friday afternoon. Hie roared back with two lop-sided meet will mark the first meeting In '54 Inaugural wins over Danbury State Teach between the two schools in this ers 16-7 and New Haven* State sport and will open Walt Kon- Defeat Linksters Teachers 10-4 on the Seaside Dia by MICKEY VAIL dratovich’s third season as coach The University of Bridgeport mond. of the UB cindennen. G olf Team feu before arch rival Trailing 5-1 in toe fourth in Except fa r *a shortage of dash Fairfield University 6-3 as the ning of the Dajdxgy fracas a . The so called dead season has finally passed. Three of the four men the team looks pretty well Knights opened their 1964 season week ago Wednesday, the Knights varsity sports are underway, the fourth opens Friday, what might stacked, tart “Kay” is pinning his Tuesday on the Fairchild Wheeler looked a sure bet to blow their prove to be the two biggest games in intramural soffoal] are on tap hopes oq Dick Fresolene, Marv Course. Bridgeport was aide to third straight. However, once the for this week, and UB sports fans are wondering which of the events Racer and Stu Randell in the 100 keep abreast of the Red Stags flickering UB aggregation caught to attend and 220 yard runs. until the very last hole when the fire there was no extinguisher Prospects for the spring sports program at this school seem Dick Cipriani, who may see ac enemy opened the gap. that could handle them. No less good, better in fact than at any previous time in the history of tion in the 220, and Dave Deep On the brighter side for the UB than 18 Bridgeport batters went athletics here. > are the squad’s mainstays in the squad was Dick Lockwood, who to the plate in the 13 run flaming Baseball, despite a few early season setbacks, has started to 440. w hile A1 Clinkscales and Jim ¿hawed his prowness. as he de fourth. come around and John McKeorfs charges can’t help but post the Halsey Jr. are expected to start feated Bill Lannon 4-3. Lockwood Gene Zewinski started on the best mark ever turned in by a Bridgeport nine. * in the half mile. Kenny Wiser also collaborated with EH Stan- mound for the Knights with Will TBe team is strong at every position and there is depth every seems the only bright spot in the czyk as they defeated Quinn and Umstadter taking over in the where but at first base. Hitting poses no problem with Dick distance events and will run in Lannon in the doubles 3-2. Hie fourth. Umstadter pitched super Gianesello land Jimmy Davins swatting away (through the Dan both the mile and two mile con visitors success was mostly depen lative ball as he allowed only 3 bury game) at .5*5 and .417 respectively, Hurry Noyes hitting tests. * dant on Jim Horn» who defeated hits throughout the last 6 frames. .364 and Ronnie Krause belting .333. The relay team, which looks to Sam Marks 3-2 and Art Panero Returning to the scene Monday A few good bounces ir. UB’s direction and the team will go be the best in the school’s history who managed to defeat Walt Le- the Knights showed positive signs a lot farther than anyone expected they would last September. The will be out to break the record of of being over their earfy season schedule is far from easy but the road ahead does not look too bumpy. 3r57 set last year against Fair- veen 3-2. slump. This time the Park City * * • • n field University will be made up The complete scoring follows' nine wasted no tone as they got of Cipriani, Clinkscales, Halsey to the New Haven pitcher, Bill They slay that fools ru«h in where wise men fear to tread, but and Hans Schneider. Dick Lockwood (UB) defeated Beebe, for six runs in toe first Kitty Bogan is no fool and she is certainly rushing into n predica The field team is. exceptionally BH1 Lannon (F) 4 and 3. inning. ment. The former women’s auiateur tennis champion is «»niig Strong with. Joe Cirone and Paul Bert Sherman (UB) defeated Ronnie Krause started the ball over the sport which posted n 17 won, 4 lost record fearing Its Hennion both entered in the shot Ed Sigala (F) 1 up. flying a« he opened the Bridge- tryout at the university (1949-50). Trying to keep up that record put trying to break the 45’ 1 3-4” Jim Homa (F) defeated Sam first with a single to left After with a team that has never faced intercollegiate competition, be record set by Norman Pascal in Marks (UB) 3 and Z Harry Noyes walked, Dick Giane fore. will be no easy Job, but the first female coach tat UB Shows 1950. Hennion and Phil DuBreuil sello was safe on an error tilling no signs of backing down or forgetting the whole thing. N eil M otto (F) defeated Joe will be hurling the discus with Cottle (UB) 1 up. the sacks. Jkmny Davins and . Joie To make things a little tougher, the Athletic Department has Hennion also flipping the javelan. added Hofstra College to the already loaded schedule that includes Art Panero (F) defeated Walt Marrucco drew passes forcing in teams such as Adel phi and Wesleyan as well as the sectional rivalries; Difb” and "Red” Griffin are high Leveen (UB) 3 and 2. a pair of tuna with Harry Peters * * • • jumping while the ‘mighty string- Harry Quinn (F) defeated Ed belting the next pitch for a two- bean” is entered in thle broad' Stanczyk (UB) 1 up. run single. When Bob Mendes was declared ineligible for track it broke jump along with Ralph Consiglio. Sega la and Homa (F) defeated The second inning was almost the Mendes-Walt Kondratovirh sport streak that bud been going Roland Emery is going after the Marks and Sherman (UB) 2 and on since September. Mendes was n member of both the football L a carbon copy of the first for land swimming teams under “Kay” and when he went out for pole vault laurels. Bridgeport as they piled on four track his friends starting asking questions. After the Poly meet, the Pur Panero and Morro (F) defeated Cottle and Leveen (UB 4 and 3. more markers with a single by The loss of Mendes along with Norm Victor win be felt by ple Knights will travel to New Lockwood and Stanczyk (UB) Dwmie Callahan, a hit batman Kondratovich, but talent-this year is as thick as bees around honey Britain April 28 to (day the Blue and Brooklyn Poly won’t have the soft touch they expected when defeated Quinn and Lannon (F) and a pah1 of doubles by Davins they invade Seaside Park, Friday afternoon. Devils of TOC 3 and 2. and MarrUoco. 4 Always strong in the field events, this year's squad has been The Bridgeport moundsmen bolstered by the addition of several very fine runners and is the again hit their stride in this con most well rounded team ever to wear the Purple and White. New Britain State Teachers CoUege will be looking to retire test In his first start Dick Lugg the Cbnnecticut small school Track Trophy at the state meet this yielded only four hits over a seven year, having won the title fbr the past two years, and off last year’s1 AGP— Callahan Meet Today, inning stint . When Lugg showed performances it will be up to the Knights to break that streak. signs of fettering in the late til • tt • • Park, POC In First Place ings Bill McCboey was equal to The golf team under A1 Sherman got lumped last year for the task as he ¿hut out New the first time in its history and the squad will’be looking to Haven w ith ode fait', in the last avenge the 3-6-1 slate it turned in 1953. Dick Mustapich will face Ralph “Blackie” Consiglio as two frames. Sherman, who returned last season after a two year absence, found few veterans and was hurt in mid-season by the loss of his Alpha Gamma Phi and Callahan AC meet this afternoon a ; number one man because of scholastic difficulties. With acting cap Seaside Park in what could prove to be the deciding game tain Dick Watt and Sammy Marks heading the list of vetertms and of the American League race.. several top notch newcomers added to the roster, the suicide 11 Mustapich, who has two straight match sked could show some interesting results'. shutout wins under his belt, in Ricynt WteMen cluding a no-hitter against SPA Meades doing the blasting, the and a one hitter against KBR, has in the eighth and twelfth inning». First 6 m m Yesterday been, tabbed as the.top hurlr** in Hall downed APÖ 2341 behind the . .The first to»* tjsm tonpe^ War ufvfK iM fdtH H Htmnan IM history, but be will be facing sent the Purple and watte since a team that is. loaded from top for Pam’s second victory. 1960 took to the court yesterday to bottom, and a top flight (ling POO W tm ‘ TrfmTTn- er iq ConsigUo. against Adkptai too late for the KBR became Musty’s second POC gained their second win results- to fed published in this by defeating DEB 7-6, Gary Sing victon as AGP rolled to an easy edition of the SCRIBE. 28-0 victory. Mustapich limited er had the game well under con the losers to just one scratch bit, trol until he tired in the sixth in Miss Bogan’s charges have beat that a disputed play on which two ning and had to be relieved by going through regular aearinnr on men had a chance to make a play Gary Zitomer. DEB pushed acmes the Seaside courts and show great on the ball, but as neither man three quick tallies but fell short AFTER EASTER VACATION of victory as Zitomer got Gordon promise of bringing another win had his glove on the ball, the of ning team into the Bridgeport ficial scorer scored the play as Robertson on a line drive to right a hit. ,i field. sports circle; SPA-Callahan Tie ' In other games SPA twice cam from behind to tie Callahan 3 CROWN BUDGET MARKET in a game called after 13 inmqgs Everything because of darkness. Cbnsigno, 375 PARK AVE. — 1 Block fron Campos who did the hurling for the AC, Photographic saw leads of 4-3 and 5-4 (Mustapich set this same fm* Complete lin e of team down without a hit). FRUITS - VEGETABLES • MEATS - CAKES The National League race which is fast shaping ig> in to a tw o team üCLl|jQ/mß^ I THE LIGHT .conflict, will come to a head Man- day when POC and Park Hall BUT PEPSI ON AND WHEN TOY THINK O r SNACKS cb»«h Both teerpff have identical THINK OF US league leading, 241 records and a M V 1MB CAMPUS. win for either teem could well de termine the loop’s chaanpipn. April 22, 1954 THE SCRIBE Page 4

A L M t e ^ i PARK FRIDAY, APRIL 23 — 3 P. M. — Track - Brooklyn PLASS Poly - Home. 3 P. M. — Golf - Manhattan College - Home. By ANDY DEMOTSES SATURDAY, APRIL 24 — Weii well, well, — now that our Easter vacation is 11:15 A. M. — Varsity Time - over, we must get back to the old grind. 1 WICC. us who are graduating I am sure we made the most of 2 P. M. — Baseball - New Bri tain Teachers - Home. our last vacation and for you lucky devils who aren t 3 P. M. — Tennis - Wesleyan - I hope you didn’t raise TOO much cane. . Away. By the way Bob Anderson — I tables and chairs spread all SUNDAY, APRIL 2« — was that big Easter bunny sitting over the lawn. in the front seat of your car for 4 P. M. — Musicale - Fones someone« « 0 « special or are« » we being S | l J K J Â Î S Library. MONDAY, APRIL 26 — f„“',h "Ä T f o5 S Ä “I do” Easter Sunday. ■>**>• «*• mirers gave it to you for an East 3 P.M. — Golf - Iona College Among the Steadies — Bob er present? - Away. bie Crane and Pat Passariello 10 P. M. — FOC Meeting - AH. Attention UBItes. . . Watch . . . Wistaria Hall’s Mary Lou for the “Weekend on a Dol Feldman and Mike Belmont TUESDAY, A PR IL 27 — lar” to be held April SO. May are another steady twosome 10 A. M. — Student Council 1, and 2, sponsored by the seen around campus. Meeting. Campus Chest. Student Spirit 11 A. M. — Journalism Convo- Committee, Social ActivtUee Among thode seen back at school were Tony Tomanio and ratoin - T-101. Committee, and the Alumni 3 p. M — Golf - Seton Hall Hall Recreation Committee. Jerry Stout. They were on their spring vacation from NYU, and University - Home. All fraternities and sororities 6 P. M. — Hillel Meeting. will prepare skits for the thought they would drop in to dance which is to be held on say hello. Tony informs us that WEDNESDAY. APRIL 28 — he and Lucille LaMacchia (an Mlay 1 at Alumni H all. This 2 P. ML — Baseball - Fairfield is something you can’t miss other UB grad) have set their wedding date for September IS University - Away. if you are getting all this just 3 p. M. — Track - New Bri for a dollar. I’m sure no one Dotty Marino, Charlie Smith CAMPUS CUTIES — 13 of the 21 hopefuls that are and Jerry Winter all dropped in tain Teachers - Away. is going home that weekend. vieing for the title of Wistaria Queen ’54. L-R top row - 3 p. M. — Tennis - Brooklyn To Jean Otfinowski — we to the Snackbar last week to see how things were going and sur Shirley Jones, Carol Lindenauer, Eileen Daly. 2nd row ~ Poly - Away. wish you a speedy recovery from Cynthia Ray, Barbara Osborne, Betty Bond. 3rd row - 10 P. M. — SLX Meeting - AH. your operation at the Bridgeport prisingly enough none of them Hospital Hope you made it home made any complaints. Jerry is on Jacqueline McCue, Barbara Blitzer, June Fned. Bottom THURSDAY, APRIL 29 — his way to Korea after having row - Cecilia Ross, Barbara Julian, Audrey Freidman, in time for Easter. had a two weeks leave. Good luck SCRIBE Out. With spring finally here we | to you, Jerry. and Leah Charter. 8-15 P. M. — Along Park Place have the fraternities rivaling - W NAB. one another down on aU the On the married Mst we have diamonds. Pretty soon the Maura Murphy — our last bathing suits will be , seen — year’s Sweetheart Queen, and Gals Near Bermuda Shorts, obviously w ith the ftM* in* Fred Judd. It seems that the THREE GROUPS side o f them and thton the two were ipatried in Decem (continued from page 1) picnics at the beach will no ber and kept It n secret for Get UB Males k Uproar tercollegiate Mock Legislature in a while. . . Can yon imagine doubt follow all thin. Too bad Amid cries of horror from the male population at UB H artford. the roof couldn’t be taken off — they didn’t even tell me. Members of these organizations of Alumni Mall or better yet, Bill Micinelio dropped in at Bermuda Shorts Day was proclaimed by the spring-minded and any other interested persons wouldn’t It be idee to see the club JUST to tell me that coeds. „ ______are invited to the banquet. Fur ther information and tickets may Frank Rizzardl is going to be a The revolt against male opinion began as a slow grumbling in around to their way of thinking. be obtained from thé banquet papa — but not for a long, long Alisnni Hall where several girls Phil DuBreuil feels that he has committee members:'Dianne Mac- time yet so boys when the time were heard planning a mass wear the answer to the whole problem. Doug&ll, Chairman; Linda Makela, comes, don’t forget to catch him ing of the hated shorts on the ‘ The girls ought to wear them if Angelo Minei, Sam Goldberg. Nick with the cigars. next day. Barbara Stefanik, Mary they want to. All they have to do Panuzio, Ted Stemklar. and Bni- lio Riccio. ... The Music Department is Ford, Pat Imri. and several of is roll them up a little ML” having another^ good recital their cohortsxjhorts arrived on campus the next morning, heads this coining Sunday in their early held high and knees showing un newly itnovated Music De der their Bermudas. For Prescriptions Try The Ethical First partment . . . Don’ t forget to John Kirby, when asked, "Do Ro you like Bermurk shorts?” re lf you don’t have your date plied in a broad-minded manner, “Depends on whose wearing for Wistaria Weekend, you'had them .’’ ETHICAL PHARMACY better hurry up and get it be Ruth Flanagan. Selma Ander cause it’s something you can’t son and Carol Minor are' also un- miss and won’t want to miss. Re fearful of male hatred for Ber ON E BLOCK FROM muda shorts. All three girls plan member.’ ! May 7. 8, and 9- a to wear them On wistaria Week weekend of fun. gaiety, laughter, CAM PUS — end, despite the fact that their 1260 MAIN STREET Opp. STRATFIELD HOTEL excitement, and beauty — when dates have not registered delight you put them all together, “Man at the idea. Said Ruth Flanagan, you’ve got the most to say the in a patient and all knowing IT S THE tone, “Oh, they’ll get used to least.” than. Remember how upset the Time for a joke? ? Ques boys were about longer skirts? PARK tion — What did the tom * t So what? We wore them and they say when he got his foot got used to them.” The popularity of the shorts Regular' deposits to a savings account here, PHARMACY caught in the door? Answer despite the male protests seems with 2Vh% current interest added, just seem — Oh, my paw, paw. . .!? to indicate that UB coeds do not FOB Well. 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