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September 23. 1970 Number2 Gannon Hall to Receive Million Dollar W orkover by Michael P. D'Andrea Work began.last week on the million dollar renovation of Gannon Hall, the St. Peter's College biology, chemistry and physics complex. According to Mr. Francis J. Mertz, vice president for development, the 35-yeaH>ld building will not be radically changed on the outside, but its guts will be completely tom out and an entirely different interior will be built. The majority of the work will be done on the first floor. The chapel will no longer be a place of soul searching and worship. It is being converted to a classroom for those who will investigate the mysteries of life. A Gannon Hall, 1he oldest building on campus, is to receive completely new electrical system "new guts". and renovated plumbing system will be installed in order to facilitate the learning experience Four To Be Feted at of science majors While the renovation is in progress, temporary labs and Michae nta~onvocation classrooms have been set up in McDermott Hall by the Biology and Chemistry Departments. The St. Peter's College will honor four of its members at the physics department, lock, stock annual Michaelmas Convocation Monday morning at 11 a.m. and reactor, was moved to the Catherine and Generoso Pope Academic Building when it was opened last January. When work
December, the Science Departments will be able to move Cork, Ireland, Prof. Galvin now into the new Gannon Hall. resides in Harrington Park. His However, they will have to leave A native of New York City, specialty at St. Peter's is nuclear the reactor behind. It will remain Father Barrows joined the faculty and reactor physics. in the Pope Building permanently. Renovations slated for GaMon Hall include comple1aly as a theology instructor, and riew electrical and plumbing systems, as well as more dassroom Born in Rahway, Father The new Gannon Building will served as assistant professor of space. Pangborn was ordained in June of house additional classrooms, theology and chairman of the offices, student laboratories and 1935. Currently holding the title During the last six months the department before taking over as faculty research centers. When The second phase, which will dean of men in 1963. Father of "trustee emeritus", Fr. college has received a total of end on the centennial year, 1972, Pangborn has served on the St. completed, the biology Barrows was also the academic department will have twice as $ 130,000 in corporate support for consists of; the Gannon Hall dean and director of the college's Peter's College board of trustees the project. This included gifts renovation (1 million) an exact since 1955. He received his A.B., much space than it has now and school of business administration the chemistry department will from First Jersey National Bank, sciences program (600,000), the M.A.. and S.T.L. degrees from before assuming his present post. have 40 percent more room. A The Merck Company Foundation, Inner Cities Program (300,000), Woodstock College, Md. total of 83 per cent of the space New Jersey Bell, Public Service He attended St. Francis Electric and Gas, Western Electric Before coming to St. Peter's he in the reconstructed building will College, Brooklyn, and Loyola and Morgan Guaranty Trust taught theology and philosophy at be used for instructional and University, Chicago, from which research purposes. Company. The Warner-Lambert he received an A.B. degree. Father Fordham University. Pharmaceutical Company has Barrows also has a Ph.L degree The Mitchell Company, a contributed $10,000. According from West Baden College, Indiana, Fr. Pangborn spent 11 years as Jersey City construction and to Mr. Mertz, the gift will be and an S.T.l.:. degree from Boston a Jesuit Missionary in the engineering firm, has received the distributed by Warner-Lambert in College. He was ordained into the Phillippine Islands and during contract for this project. This three equal installments over a Jesuit order in June, 1948. World War II he was taken company is not unfamiliar with three year period commending in prisoner by the Japanese. He was the campus. They have renovated 1971. The gift was made to help Also a native of New York liberated by the U.S. Army's 11th five other buildings on the defray the cost of renovating City, Dr. Dunn, has served as Airborne after four years as a campus. Those projects were the Gannon Hall as were those chairman of the modern languages prisoner. construction of St. Peter's Hall, mentioned above. department at St. Peter's. He the Jesuit residence; the The Gannon Hall project is l'eceived his A.B. and M.A. degrees construction of the campus part of the college's Centennial from Fordham University, and center, the chemistry annex, and Development Program which will earned a Ph.D. from Universite Blood the renovation of Dinneen and be completed in 1972 when St. Laval, Quebec. Rankin Hall, the ROTC Peter's celebrates its 100th Drive headquarters. Kewadnee anniversary. The Gannon Hall Before joining the faculty of Technical Furniture Company, Renovation Program is the first St. Peter's College, Dr. Dunn Alpha Phi Omega will sponsor Wyckoff, NJ., received the part of the second phase in the Mr. Francis J. Mertz instructed classes at Fordham a blood drive on Thursday contract for furniture and centennial development plans. Athletic and parking facilities (2.5 University, Manhattan College and October 15 from 9 to 3 p.m. in laboratory equipment. This two phase program was million) and a salary and Pace College. He was an Army Dineen Auditorium. All blood This project is being funded by started in 1966. The first phase scholarship endowment (1.8 Intelligence Officer, in France, donors are entitled to free both federal and private support. started in 1966 and end~d in million). during World War II. supplies of blood for themselves St. Peter's presently has an· 1970. It consisted of the building Presently, we are in phase two and for their families, as often as application pending with the of the h"brary (1.9 million), Pope of the centennial. The total Chairman of the physics the case arises. All persons under federal government for an interest Hall (2.8 million), the Campus amount of the program is 12.S department, Prof. Galvin, received the age of twenty-one must have a subsidy grant. Grants of $65,000 Center, (1.1 million), and the million dollars. The program is on his D.S. from State Teachers release signed by a parent or and $41,000 have been received faculty offices 104-51 Glenwood schedule and · Mr. Mertz is College, Waterford, and an M.S. guardian. Releases may be from the Charles Hayden Ave. (500,000). This first phase of oonfi.dent that the money will be from the National University of obtained in the Dean of Students' Foundation and the National the two phase centennial cost 6.3 · made available and the program Ireland, Dublin. Born in County Office. · Science Foundation respectively. million. completed by 1972.
SeP18fflber23, 1970 PAUW WOW Freshman IJean McCabe Likes To Work With Students By Valerie Bodak The Class of '74 isn't the only new "Face" on campus this year - so I'll take the opportunity to introduce to you Mr. James E. McCabe, Dean of Freshmen. You were introduced to him during Orientation. and in all probability you were interviewed by him , during the summer. But just who is the real Mr. McCabe? Why St. Peter's? "I like working with students" is the main reason. Mr. McCabe has a varried, very interesting background. He received his B.A. in Fine Arts from Wagner, taught fine arts un the junior high level, and coaches Although this can be a problem varsity and frosh football at for the Counselling or Placement Wagner for two and a half years. centers, very poSSt"bly motivation While attending Wagner as a enters here. And that is Mr. Mr. William K. Stoms. student, he himself _palyed on an McCabe's concern - motivation. Patrick R. Forte. undefeated team. He received his fflAT is the main concern of the Career M.A. in secondary education with mentoring program at St. Peter's Forte New a minor in counseling, and for two this year under Mr. McCabe's Development years was an admissions assistant direction a combined student - at Nortre Dame College, Staten mentor attack on the student's Registrar Center Island. He has a flourishing hobby academic questions and Patrick R. Forte. a graduate of What Can I Do of painting, in which he is quite ambitions. St. Peter's College, has been With My Major? accomplished. Mr. McCabe is also very appointed registrar here, it was Every year representatives interested in the experimental announced by Rev. Edmund G. When asked how he made the HonorsProgrambeingsttrtedthis Ryan, S.J., executive Vice from major companies seek trasition from tea.ching fine arts to year. His only troublesome President of the College. out perspective employees at Dean of Freshmen, a job concern is that not ~nough Forte. a former Student Senate St. Peter's. The Career con~erned primarily with students are interested in the President, graduated with a Development Center, (104 counseling, Mr. McCabe program. - "I just don't feel that Bachelor of Science degree from Glenwood) formerly known commented that he "wanted to James E. McCabe enough students are intellectually the college in 1964. He also holds as the Placement do more than teach. My job in mature to accept this kind of a master's degree from New York Department, can help you admissions at Norte Dame really with no idea of what they're challenge - I wish more University and is presently a Ph.D, prepare for the right job, in sold me on it. There are such actually going to do." were ...." He is interested in the candidate there. g I a ring inconsistencies in outcome of the program, though. Forte had been affiliated with the right company. interviewing students, and really He would like to empha.,ize to Many students seek help too ..I'm curious to see how the kids the college in I 966 as a history sitting down and talking with the students that they have the are going to end up." instructor in the summer session, late in their senior year. But them." major responsibility in planning and also taught at St. Aloysius' accor.ding to Mr. William K. their careers, not the parents. not Well, what ~ ,intepiew tried Academy in Jersey City. In 1967 Stoma dJ{ectot of the Center, In other words, Mr. McCade is the siiidance counselors. They t -=ross to you was: the real he was a member of a Middle IUUIClf•ts should consult the trying to get across the idea of plan, fflEY are the ones who Mr. McCade - the best thing _to States High School Evaluating »eve pment Center for guidance do would be actually meet ham Team prior to his tour of duty as beginning jn freshman year. The communication. While his job at must eventually decide. Wagner called for interviewing Motivat.iof,I is the bfg problem don't wait until you're · a . captain in the Army Signal . 4·~y of Freshmen is s oncerned s~i:~d to question for He lives in Jersey City with his ·<.'Xllll'mut that -d primarily witlt St. Peter's the to be with ware. Joanne. company representatives look at s rronest "mentoring system" basically, the electiws taken by the students themselves " to use the old cliche, to try and to see if they are qualified in Paren are anotlier prpblem related fields of work. The Center aid the student accomplish the hue too many -students, f~ ..transition" from high school to will help you choose the nght example, female students, have college. Mr. McCabe's biggest electives. been ingrained from an early age ATIENTION! concern is student motivation. The purpose of the Center is to by thejr parents that the "So many come to college PIE ·LI W STUDENTS provide all students with career educational experience is a man's because they see it only as the counseling throughout their four world, and for some this can be a PLANNING TO TAKE next logical step after high school, years. Mr. Stoms said that major deep-set psychological problem. OCTOBER 17th or DECEMBER 19th LSAT companies (IBM e.g.) often come CUSSES ,oe '"' oao•• 11. 1wo LAW KHOOL ADMISIION m, to St. Peter's in hopes of getting •IVIIW COUIISI IIGIN IHI LAIi WIIK Of SlfflMa.. • AT ... not only seniors, but sophomores New Honors Prgm. Director l'IMII AND 11'1.ACII LIIIID IILOW. and juniors interested in their within the College of Arts and P.EGISTER NOW companies. They invite students Dr. Eugenia M . r-a.,...._,., ca.-for,.,_ 11ec• ..,.,., 1•. 1•10 ...... ,,,.eiMJ - "•-•• to take tours of their companies. Palmegiano, assistant Sciences and the imcorporation of TheLSAIR-C-..c.,._,..__ ...,. -...... _...... ,....,_...... ,_.....,...... f....,;ty,.;it, the LSATc.,.....,...... , _ _...._ LSAT ,.t1,et _..., _.....,_,w111,. Mr. Stoms believes the program professor of history at St. the Business Honors program this ...,...... __ .,_K_~Oflic...... ,. ._;...... _.... .,_ ..... will enable the department to year. _,....tl,iofect....,..,_...... i.-'--.,t. p,•...... ,iy•••..,lheLSAT_,plM,.,__ a ...., Peter's College, has been The LSAT R-c-;...... ,. piece yo,,"' the •-M w'I help,...,. --_..., ..._ participate in and promote the A graduate of Georgian Court, .... _peeiliell ... _ ...... __.. •""'--"----..... named chairman of the Dr. Palmegiano received both an students' career development. He couasl IS IASID UPON MIST IICINT AUGUST 1970 DAM M.A. and Ph.D. from Rutgers added that continued interest in If WILL M YOU ON A SCHIOUU TO • MOIIRLY MEf'AIIEO RIG,rlT UP UNTll. THI TM OF THE EXAM. career plans will aid in course University. A faculty . member , --...... _,'---·. selection and hopefully, students since 1966, she received a Faculty ...... __.... -...... _ ...... t I ...... ::~-::::- ..... ,... ,....,_.....,...... __...... will make fewer mistakes in Fellowship for the 197().71 -.cwv curriculum planning. academic year, but will defer the .._,.._...... ----·'·--.,.;.._, __...... ,.. Stoms pointed out that the award to devote her time to the IISUIE TIIAT YOU Alf PIICIEILY PIEPAIB FOi THE WT department's traditional role in honors program. CLASS&$ FOR OCTOIIR 17, 1970 EXAM helping graduates will in no way Dr. Palmegiano is a member of fAST OIIANGf. N J NOtfH IIUNSWICIC. N J. a....c-...... "-"--· ··· ...... - , .. - be interrupted. The Development the American Historical ,...... "' SJ.. :..- ..... c.... , ...... J ,., c.., r# ii'!, .. :t -.'• • s... et.., ...... ,. u-.. ,....,.. ,., ,, .,;. a ,...... ,,_., r .. -: '" ...... t . _ .., Center helps seniors prepare for Association, the Society for the .. 111 • • ...... ~ h f ·- •• fM ...... -· • • • , -" • , . .. S....-..· 21. pt7C, ~ .. "'° ,. a.. , ...... --. '"'" c.- '-··· ...... their intervieWs with company Study of Labor History, the - ,,s •• ~ J4I ••1' .. , ,, ·- _...... :, ·•JC representatives by conducting American Association of mock interviews. This year, a University Professors, • the masm n 1S1111 THE anac•• FIii • CALL c210 143.3322 lecture series, in Dineen American Association of ------University Women, Kappa Gamma THE LAW SCHOOL ADIISS• TEST IOIEW COUISE. IIC. auditorium, open to all students, 1IIO RAYMOND ILYD. S... 1922 NCYARK, N. J. 07102 will be initiated. It will begin on Pi and the Conrerence on British "'- (201) M3-3322 September 23 and run until Studies. She also finds time to be the faculty advisor to the college's NAMl------ November 3. Representatives , -, ~ chapter of Gamma Sigma, a from the Bell System will be the Dr. Eupnia M. Palmepmo ADDR&S:i------ first group of lecturers. In later national service sorority. PNON& #------weeks, representatives from Wall college honors program, it The students of St. Peter's ....._ .... - r., clue ...... ------Street firms will be present. The was announced by Rev. Paul College can look forward to a ------entire program is conducted by A. Becker, S.J., Academic modernized, revitalized honors .... a a-.r.r oa-air-$10-i.-1. the Career Development Center so Dean. program under the young assistant $75_.._...... that students can answer the Dr. Palmegiano will be professor, whose ideas on higher ,., ...... tnysterious question; What can I responsible for the much needed education are very much in 11.. latratlen P'M • STS.OO do with my major? reorganization of the program keeping with the times. 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P IE--~" T. l A I L L l G I •s ( Letters To The Editor Buckley - talk about a right 1on g documentary filmed Thanks direction. We espouse the values underground before his capture, PAU wow To the Editors: which are of this American Fr. Dan Berrigan, S.J. made a few On behalf of the Student experience. But we know that in great and meaningful points. Sen ate Freshmen Orientation day to day commerce with each Dissent, which seems to have lost Committee, I would like to other - on an individual, national, its touch, must give way to a commend you on your or international level - these responsible resistance, before this EDITORIAL Orientation issue of the paper. It values aren't important. They're Minotaur we call government was wonderful that the Freshmen, not beneficial, financially. Other bureaucracy devours us all. Registration Success on their first day here, could get a values get results. We must have honesty to a Saint Peter's College students register for the Fall good example of the fine activities The dicotomy which results - commitment, and our commitment must be to honesty. Semester - no news. available at St. Peter's College. As the surface value system versus for the newspaper itself, it is a the underlying fact - is causing a We must practice in America, Saint Peter's College students register for the Fall split right down the middle of this what we say are our "cherished Semester smoothly and efficiently - that's news. fine example of the high degree of journalism evident at St. Peter's. land. Some call it a generation principles". With the knowledge Registration at St. Peter's has traditionally been chaotic. Thank you for your fine coverage gap. Some see it as insoluble. that all that is necessary for evil to Students had to wait on endless lines while pushing, shoving of Orientation and best of luck all We, the people - and not just triumph is that good men do and jockeying for position. Sorry was the student who, after year. young people - feel powerless, nothing, we must take the logical all this grief, found that the course he was trying to get was Sincerely, caught, as we are, in the web of steps to prevent this democracy closed. Matt Burns the bureaucracy of an from ruining itself. Why did registration have to be such an ordeal? Vice-President, unresponsive government. For To return to economics, and to The newly appointed Registrar, Patrick Forte, brushed Student Senate young people, caught in a period the American character, if the tax this question aside saying that there is, "no good reason". of perennial, traditional is unjust, we must get rid of the Forte proved this to be true. The organization of this Fall's powerlessness, the burden has war. registration was excellent. The PAUW WOW congratulates Green Power become unbearable. So what Mankind - America - is at a happens? . . Read your point at which it must be honest Mr. Forte. newspapers. The PAUW WOW also extends its congratulations to to its values, or destroy itself. You To the Editors: I was of the opinion, formerly, and I are America - if we do not Student Senate Vice President, Matt Burns and his It occurs to me that that compromise and work within act, it will only be left to us to Orientation Committee. Registration was a great example of throughout history, economics the system could bring bewail our sorry state. student-administration co-operation. has had a great deal to do with the approproate change. But I am not As a modus operandi, Fr. direction of this world. Money is a now as confident. I am afraid that Berrigan suggested the one thing Garbage language that each man in his own the unresponsiveness of this which will make this government way understands. It is the power country has gone to extremes. It sit and take notice. Hit them There is a lot to be said for garbage; that bulky residue behind both the individual has become irresponsible. And where it hurts. Don't pay your policies of individual people and action seems necessary. Extreme taxes. If we read history, it has of human affluence. After all, rats breed in it, insects crawl action may be necessary to save through it, flies feast on it and Saint Peter's Colleges students the collective policies of worked before, and it can work organizations or systems. this - the last great hope for again. live in it. Many of us in America - from democracy, and the human race. Pick up your feet, for it is once Year after year, the student wades through mounds of President, to New Left, to Bill On September 7, in an hour (Continued on Page 7) text books, endures seemingly endless hours of lectures and assimulates a vast store of knowledge regardless of his surroundings. Mike's Ruminations Cigarette butts, paper cups, beer and soda cans are small items. However, when carelessly strewn about they create the image of a pig sty. Unfortunately the Pavonia Room fits this Oh Happy Days description. The rugs are indelibly scared and pitted by discarded by Michael D'Andrea *The jet set cigarettes, stains created by salivated tobacco juice dot the Ever wonder why the hosannahs that *Moshe Dyan area and add to the atmosphere of the place. Garbage is piled ought to celebrate our unprecedented *Hate and other wit thing. on the tables, chairs and floor; leaving only the smallest open prosperity are being drowned out by the *Age space for the students to sit down and eat. If you find this rustle of desperation and the stridulation of *Old fools Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin etc. boring feel free to discard the paper and add to the squalor. grinding teeth? Do you ask yourself what *Television. If the Peter Principle is true, will Saint Peter's College the best-fed, best-informed, best-educated *The kid that's sitting on my doorstep students reach their level of incompetency as sanitation society since the beginning of time has failed playing a harmonica. engineers? to deliver? You are richer and smarter than *Frozen Foods. Will we trip and stumble over our own refuse as we your ancestors but your life is still not a bed *Shop-Rite continue that "grand March forward". of roses. What does it take to make you *Jack Hammers. Shall the rats, insects and flies inherit the earth as well happy? Never mind the population *All hillbilly singers except Buster Hymen. as the cafeteria? explosion. water pollution and so on; let's *Fartations. Only time, and a strong stomach, will tell. worry about you for a change. Chicago has *Registration. Mayor Daley, the U.S. Army its Aberdeen * Joe Namath and all other people that have Testing Grounds and President Nixon his Board of Editors made it. Vice-President. The Pauw Wow only has me; Co-Editors-in-cHef *Oscar Gedumppadump and all other people but I've decided, by God. to do what I can that have not made it. JOE MCGUIRL FRANK DE STEFANO to make you happy. So I've compiled a list *And Michael D'Andrea (This last item Managing Editor of things you should like never to hear from should make you very happy) KEVIN DOWNES again. Associate Editor Some of you may feel I am somewhat KENNETH HAMILTON *New York biased in eliminating things like "Hard Hats" *Hard Hats and the present administration. Others may Editorial Assistants Sports Editor *Yoko Ono, Hugh Hefner, Nixon and think there's something wrong with me JOHN KOCOT AND LOUIS VALIDO STAN MOCHNACZ Agnew. Rowan and Martin, Johnson and because it seems as if I'm eliminating almost News Editor Arts Editor Masters and Mrs. Martha Mitchell. everything that makes America great. Now MICHAEL D'ANDREA ROBERT O'HARE *Nudity in the public's mind. Photo Editor Greek Council Editor the question is raised; "How come he didn't ROBERT STA TILE DOMINICK FRUGES *AEC, HUD. MAFIA. PDQ, ABC. LSD. CIA get rid of this or that or dee-udder ting?" I Business Mangers and the rest of the letters in the alphabet. will answer simply by saying that John JOE PALUSCIO AL CERPA Wayne will be dead soon; the only mother Circulation Manager *Norman Mailer and Lester Maddox around is Frank Zappa, the girl left behind is BILL RAND *Demonstrations, riots, pickets and sit-ins in usually pregnant and no one makes News & Feature Staff front of troop convoys that refuse to halt. homemade apple pie anymore except "Sara JOHN WALDRON, CLYDE HART, LOUIS IPPOLITO, *peace movements, martial movements and Lee". RON ALDO RIVERA, VERNON . JIMMERSON, THOMAS bowel movements. So far any of you hurt, aroused, or NESGODA, VALERIE BODACK, MICHAEL BRANDLI, *Camp PAMELA PALMER, STEVEN CELLEN, DEBBI DE DOMINICO. angered readers submit your suggestions for *Money things to be eliminated; to me care of the MARK STANOCK, JOE COLFORD,JOHN C. HUGHES, MARY *Myra and other transsexuals Pauw Wow. Maybe I'll put all your ANN DE STEFANO. *Ugly people. Photo Staff suggestions together and publish them or HECTOR CASTELLANOS GREG JACKSON *Viable alternatives and tacit agreements. maybe I'll just burn them. Which is exactly Moderator *Poverty programs e.i. Welfare in Jersey City what I think should be done with your • RAYMOND MARTIG NONI *The 6-10 & 11 o'clock news suggestions.
Page6 PAUW WOW September 23, 1970 Financial Aid New Atheletics Board Assistant Outlook Examined Chaplain by John C. Hughes Chairman Appointed With more and more young people seeking higher Appointed education and running up the inevitable expenses that most Succeeding Miss Barbara A. Chryst. Dean of Students. as Rev. John I. Amandolare S.J. schools require, the resulting financial pressure would often chairman of the college board of athletics is Alessandro C. has been appointed chaplain at St. be too severe to withstand for the many less-than-affluent Calianese, assistant professor of mathematics and director of Peter's College, it was announced families involved. Recognizing such difficulties and the computer center. by Rev . Joseph A. Kelly S.J., the overcoming them in the interest college's chaplain. of opening up the schools of supported programs it was such an The board of athletics advises the president of the Fr. Amandolare was born and advanced learning to all worthy amendment that Fr. Fyan and college's athletic policy. All varsity, intermural and club raised in Mount Vernon, N.Y ., applicants has become a joint other college administrators strove sports come under the board's and entered the Society of Jesus effort of both government and for and were rewarde
OUlld laU(I~. ,ooercive obtaillipg of guilty pleas lnati Bfy te to minor cblU-... legislators to seek non-criininal The contq1Uei1, preaenq, of a methods of regulating annoying or requiretnent tmi all persons disfavoted forms of behavior is involved with Matijuana regi ter one of the basic causes f ot the with loCil police departments ex~~ce of lobbying and Jotally ~ and highly liti groups like the W. puq.tive. What conceivable ( o mounlld for Even if one accepts t&e psq,ose is there- in requiring a love.her). justifaability of usiag the criminal pson ac;cused of posaeaing one In a way, I'm glad its all over. I sanction to regulate mai,tulna pot ciprette to register? Even l The pit has been the residence for the elite football player. Alex Karras, Gerry Kramer, Gino Marchetti, Rasey Eddy Powers, Mo. 32, returns an F.D.U. punt. Brown, Willie Davis and Ron Mix have at one time or another inhabited this strip of dirt. EVERY SUNDAY FROM September to January masses of muscle collide and bounce back, trying to lay claim to a Peacocks Club Knights four-by-six portion of real estate. The pit has never been permanently owned by any center, guar<1.._tackl~ .9r tight end. by Stan Mochnacz the two yard line to make it 22-6, gave credit for the run to It can only be leased for one afternoon. An afternoon that Quarterback Bill Montanaro ours. offensive lineman Mark Mai who yields pain, blood and sometimes frustration. and halfback Tony Amato led St. Bill Montanaro ended the Billy said "Threw an Peter's College to a 29-6 victory un believeable block on that lt takes a team effort to conquer the pit. The sweat and over F.D.U. in the season opener safety." A final scoring effort by determination of five men, desperately driving to cross a at Roosevelt Stadium. Sarked by the Knights in the closing white chalked stripe. The border that the Vince Lombardi's the running of the backs Tony minutes, was aborted by Walt and Paul Brown's call the goaline. The money line because Amato and Jim Pilla the Peacocks Wilks, Who intercepted an F.D.U. pass on the Peacocks S yard line. each time you cross it the pocketbook gets heavier and proved themselves to be a running as well as passing team. Both Head Coach, Bob Wright heavier. And when you can't fill the till anymore you invest St. Peter's drew first blood and Offensive Back Coach, Bill it in some bookie joint, and when you get tired of counting when on the first series of downs Perkins, saw the game as well portraits of George Washington you decide the next best Montanaro engineered a 14 play, played. "The players were tight thing to do is write a best seller and count pictures of 72 yard touchdown; capped by a but this is to be expected in the Abraham Lincoln. quarterback sneak from the 1 first game," they stated. yard line. Joe Della Fave added Both coaches expect the team his first of three extra points to to become better as game passes. make it, 7-0, St. Peter's. Wright went on to say that if the F.D.U. came right back after Boulevard Bill team plays the way it did in the the kickoff and scored on a pass scoring for the night, in the fourth second half. The Peacocks of St. from Pete Kuchta to end Steve quarter, with a spectacular 43 Peter's will be in that top position Mile. The extra point was blocked yard end run. "Boulevard Bill" at the end of the season. and so were any other scoring attempts as the tenacious Peacock defense allowed the Knights little Basketball Schelude yardage for the remainder of the A 24-game basketball schedule, Dec. 19 for a meeting with game. highlighted by St. Peter's College's Niagara and at the Palestra in The second quarter contained first appearance in the prestigeous Philadelphia for a game against very little action. The only tally ECAC Holiday Festival at nationally-ranked Villanova on was a safety as Bob "Rocky" Madison Square Garden, has been Jan. 9. Ricciardi and Mike Buckley announced by Peacock athletic The team will spend a week in caught the F.D.U. quarterback in director and coach Don Kennedy. Florida in late January, playing a the end zone. Two additional Madison strong Stetson club on Jan 25 in In the second half the Peacocks Square Garden contests, a trip to Deland and Rollins on Jan. 28 in began to look like last year's 8-2 Florida and a game in "THE PIT" Winter Park. From there, St. team. Tony Amato capped a 72 Philadelphia's Palestra are also Peter's travels· to Greenville, S.C., yard drive by a going in from the featured on the schedule. But there are people in this game who have left their to renew its rivalry with East 1 yard line. The PAT by Della Kennedy will open his 21st mark in pit. Hard nose football players that don't play for Carolina on Feb. 1. Fave made it 16-6, St. Peter's. The campaign at the Jesuit college on On Feb. 20, St. Peter's again money. Their only interest is winning and participating in a defense must have known how Thursday night, December 3, game they love bad the offense wanted the ball, when the fast-breaking P:lacocks returns to the Garden to face so Dan D'Allessandro quickly take on NCAA-finalist nationally-ranked Duquesne. It I'M TALKING ABOUT Bobby Smith, Ed Quirk, Wally pounced on a fumble at the Jacksonville University in the will be the first meeting between Greenhalgh, Mark Mai and Larry Davis. The interior offensive knights 30 yard line. Four plays feature game of a doubleheader at the two schools. later, Tom Biondo went in from line of the St. Peter's College football team. The finest line in Madison Square Garden. Other top foes include club football and possibly the best offensive line of any team The Dolphins, led by a 7-foot-2 long-standing rivals Seton Hall, in the East, including Penn State. Short Begins All America Artis Gilmore, Iona and Manhattan as the upended St. Peter's, 124-101 last Peacocks, once again, face one of Its not often that a team can amass 215 yards rushing in 8th Season season in Florida, but the the toughest schedules in the East. its first game of the season. Normally you would think that Peacocks still lead, 3-2, in the The schedule: the timing would be off, but the execution against Fairleigh Bob Short begins his eighth overall season series. December 3, Jacksonville, season as cross-country coach at St. Peter's, College returns to MSG; 5, Marshall; 9, Morehead Dickinson Saturday night was near perfect as the Peacocks St. Peter's College Saturday when the Garden on Dec. 26 to (Ky) State; 12, Wheaton; 19, rolled up victory number one. his harriers face Fairleigh participate in the 19th annual Niagara at Buffalo Memorial Dickinson University at Madison. ECAC Holiday Festival. Auditorium; 26-30, ECAC "Its the finest line I've ever seen in the club football Six lettermen, headed by The Peacocks will be joined in Holiday Festival (So. Carolina, ranks," exclaimed line coach Steve Segda. "Its amazing the captain Mel Fickas, are returning the powerful eight-team field by Western Kentucky, St. John's, holes that the boys open up. Most of the time our backs can from a squad that was 4-2 in dual South Carolina, Western Manhattan, Providence, Holy coast through the line." meets and .finished second in the Kentucky, St. John's, Manhattan, Cross, Cornell, SPC) MSG; MECCA and fifth in the Collegiate Providence, Holy Cross and January 4, Fairleigh Dickinson; 6, Track Conference championships Biscayne; 9, Villanova at Palestra; MANY OF THE ST. PETER'S fans agree with Segda's Cornell. last fall. The Kennedymen will be at the 16, at Fairfield; 20, at Loyola of statement. Saturday night Bobby Smith, Ed Quirk, Wally In addition to Fickas, who won Jersey City Armory for nine Baltimore; 23, Wagner; 25, at Greenhalgh, Mark Mai and Larry Davis will have another the MECCA individual dates, opening with Marshall on Stetson; 28, at Rollins. February chance to show off their talents against Manhattan at championship, other lettermen Dec. 5, followed by Morehead 1, at East Carolina; 6, at Seton Roosevelt Stadium. That's when round two of the battle for back are seniors Ken Sullivan and (Ky) State on Dec. 9 and Wheaton Hall; 10, Manhattan; 13, St. supremacy of the pit resumes. Mark Korey nd juniors Louis on Dec. 12. Francis (NY); 16 at LeMoyne; 20, Healey, Jerry McCann and Jerry The Peacocks will be at the Duquesne, MSG; 24, at Hofstra; Kevin's Prediction: St. Peter's 38, Manhattan 19 Holmes. Buffalo Memorial Auditorium on 27, Iona: March 3, at Siena.