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The SantaSANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY,ClaraAPRIL 28,1932. PRICE 10 CENTS jjVOL. 11, NO. 30. ‘Redwood' Annual Sketches to B. A. Holds Grads to Hold Scribes Will Dick Doyle Wins In Be Featured Banquet In Dinner Here Dine In S. C. To Make Debut On Early in May Final Election For May fhe University of Santa Eating In May 'Owl' S. J. 3 Clara Alumni association Hall C. Campus Soon : wMI hold Ha annual banquet A. S. U. S. C. Prexy S. Charles Boden Writes On Annual Affair Scheduled) ■ at the university on Sunday, Entire Staff of Santa Pioneer Diary for To Be Held at O'Briens May 15, according to an an- Clara Publications To Spirited Cpntest By nouncement •jwiadft yesterday Attend Student Annual to Be Coming: Issue In San Jose by Louis O. Normandin, Affair Wins Contest Edits Annual ~ Two Men Marks On Sale May 5 for president at the alumni. The Prexy banquet is to take place in Fr. Lyons to Speak Pres. Race Graduates Perier to Appear Von ToHe the refectory at 6:30 p. m. It was. previously announced Letters, Education, Po- Ashley Named Vice-pres; the banquet would be held Event To Mark Close of Officers Selected Number Limited litical Subjects Will Lydick See.; Strong, on May 14. Circumstances, Year’s Work on S. C. Be Discussed A. Judnich Win however, made it necessary Student Issues Elective Positions In George Washington to to change the date of the banquet to May 15. Before Staff members of the three A. S. Two rare pencil sketches from That the Business Ackninistration Student Body Be Theme of S. C. ! the banquet a general assem- U. S. C. Hie Red- the diary of William Powell, Cal- association wiH hold its annual publications, bly and election of officers The Santa Clara and The Completed Yearbook ifornia pioneer, recently published banquet at O’Briens’ in San Jose wood, | will be held by the alumni in Owl, will be guests at a dinner to in a limited edition of The Grab- next Wednesday evening was def- Richard E, Doyle is Santa Clara's the lounge room of Seifert be held in die banquet room of No- George Schelcher, editor-in-chief horn Press, San Francisco, will be initely decided at a special meeting new student body president i . gym at 5:30 k> m. bib hall, next Tuesday night. May of the 1932 Redwood, wishes to an- reproduced in the May Owl, it was held last Tuesday morning. He was elected last Tuesday to for 3. nounce that copies of the student announced today by James Pike, At the same meeting officers succeed Anthony P. Hamaim as Hie banquet will be given to cel- annual will -|>e on sale May 5 for editor. The Owl will appear Sat- the ensuing year were voted upon. president of the A. S. U. S. C., with presi- ebrate the close of this year’s work those seniors who are leaving and urday, May 7th, immediately after Jake Von Table was elected Prof. Murphy a vote of 190 to 153 for his op- for the publications. Hie Redwood for those others w!k> may hold op- graduation. dent by a large majority. Other ponent, James Nicholas. These two receiving preference in will be distributed to seniors next tions on May Bth. Accompanying the sketches will members men had waged a neck end neck were Ashley, Ably Directs week, while the next issue of The Schelcher has been in Berkeley be an article by Dr. Charles R. Bo- the balloting Robert battle a week previous in the pri- Lydick, sec- Santa Clara will be its last for this for the past week working with den, B. S. ’23, J. D. ’3O, telling of vice-president; John mary election at which Vincent retory; Nod Strong, treasurer; and semester. Hie last number of The companies under contract for the the career of William Powell, the Recent Play Cullinan, the third candiate* was sergeant-at-arms. Owl wiH appear next week. publication of the year book. story of his diary and a description Anton -Judnich, eliminated. The latter four offices were hotly NUMEROUS SPEAKERS “We have contracted for 350 of Mr. Grabhorn’s recent publica- Jacques Perier Aids in Pro- DOYLE IN LIMELIGHT contested for and a cloae election FOB. BANQUET year books,” Mr. Schelcher said this tion Hie edition was limited to duction of 'Holiday' FOR THREE TEARS “and have a student was the result Play Speeches will be made after the morning, we 250 copies, each selling for $35. San Jose Doyle, a student the President Joseph Wilkinson stat- dinner Rev. James J. junior in hodv, Coupled ' by Fr. Ly- ot jgur hundred. •'*" JACQUES PERSE*“TO BIS- “All mesribers desirous college of liberal arts, has- been in with a demand for the year book GEORGE SCHELCHER ed, ex- By CODE BEVERLY ons, CJ. V-, 'president of the univer- CUSS TRADITIONS urged to the during his three yean from outsiders, this means that Describes Yearbook tending the (banquet are Professor Edward Murphy of sity; Rev. Fr. William F. McNally, R RICHARD at Santa Clara. Last fall, as the will ■One of the two sketches to ap- give their names to Joe Nolan as S. J., adviser of Hie Redwood; Rev. E. DOYLE those who have not options the college of law, was guest direc- representative of the university, he get copy.” pear in The Owl is the earliest soon as possible, so that final ar- of Fr. John F. Giambastiani, S. J ad- Victor in Election have to step to a tor of the Little Theatre Guild n was judged winner of the fourth drawing ever made of the Pueblo rangements niay be completed.” viser of the Santa Clara and the The year book will be in the G. Stepovich San Jose, in their production of annual Y. M. L oratorcal contest. de Los Angeles. The other is a which Owl; George Schelcher, editor of George Washington motif through- Phillip Barry's "Holliday", This marked the first time a Santa sketch of the old Santa Clara mis- CLASS IN BANKING The Redwood; Winston Keller, ed- Banquet out in celebration of the bicenten- was presented last Thursday even- For Clara man had won this competi- VISITS IN S. F. itor of The Santa Brougham nial of Washington’s birthday. Commuters' sion. 1 ing under the auspices of the Clara; affair against Hie money and banking class of tive the University of gave praise to “Santa Clara and Traditions,’ by Woman's club at their theatre. Morris, managing editor of Hie Mr. Schelcher college of the univer- Engineers Is San Francisco and St Mary’s col- Jacques has contrib- the business Santa Clara; and James Pike, edit- Jerry McLaughlin, his associate Perier, who Professor Murphy has been ac- lege he been very First Prexy sity went on a trip to San Fran- Also, has prom- the splendid work he ed to every issue of The Owl this claimed by the professional critics or of The OwL |editor, for this morning visit the San inent in campus organizations, be- year, will be a ‘leading feature. cisco to as one of the foremost dramatic di- NAMES OF MEMBEBS Grand Event has done on the annual. Stock Exchange and the ing at the present time president of Day Scholars to Have Voice Maximo Boiser in “The Philippine Francisco rectors on the coast for his excel- ANNOUNCED To those who do not bold op- bank. the Arts society. in S. C. Congress; Wilcox Attitude” will tell how his coun- Federal Reserve lent work on the "Passion Play"; Members of The Redwood staff Fr. Lyons, tions the price will be $4.00. To They were accompanied by Pro- 6. Sullivan, Class S. C. PRESIDENT-ELECT Vice-President trymen feel towards the United and Clay M. Greene, author of the who will attend the'Tßkir are; Representatives those with options $3.50. fessor Lauren Cassaday. Talk SPEAKS AT DINNER States. Vincent Thomas will give play, attributes a great part of its George Schelcher, Jerome Mc- During Work has been done on the an- Day students of the university Dinner Tuesday Japan’s case in the present Oriental success to Murphy's splendid di- Laughlin, Eugene Thiasen, Laur- evening, after the re- over months and hall last nual the past six assembled in O'Connor Jacques Climaxing sult was announced at dinner in difficulty. , rection. ence Oarr, Richard Doyle, a list of brilliant social this year’s copy should reach a Friday afternoon for the purpose the Philalethic Men Jacques Perier, one of Santa iPerier, George Rooney, George functions held throughout the past refectory, Doyle was called up- height faever before attained by of founding a day scholar organi- VARIED SUBJECTS FORM Clara's literati, aided in directing Fla jole, Edward Bailly, Code Bev- year, the Engineering society con- on to say a few words. In doing Santa year books. zation which will have representa- TOPICS OF ESSAYS Clara Elect Officers; the Guild's production -of "Holli- erly, Robert Kaune, William Berg. vened for a banquet Tuesday even- so, he expressed his gratitude to all tion in the student congress. This Rev. Fr. Francis McNally, S. J., Jerome McLaughlin will offer in day"; and two Santa Clara Charles Roach and Pierre Fontaine. ing in the Gdld room of the Sainte those who had exhibited their con- representation will bind the non- Members \other professor of English in the college a unique manner the various con- Choose students, Joseph Shea and D. C. Hie following members of The Claire hotel fidence in him, and promised to do of liberal is adviser for the resident students closer to the var- the Q everything in his power arts, ceptions of scholars regarding Kirby, were cast as Charles and Santa Clara staff will be present: G. W. Pracy, civil engineer of which Redwood. ious student 'body activities. would lead to a “greater S 1932 purpose of literature. “Up from Elections were held by members Saton Cram, respectively. Winston Keller, Brougham Morris, San Francisco, and head of the wa- Rev. Fr. Crowley, S. J., vice-pres- will be Richard G. at their final meeting Clara.” Puritanism” of the Senate The play was sponsored by the John Hellenthal, Robert White, ter commission of that city, was ident of the university, who will be The following men were elected Thrift’s contribution. of the year held Wednesday eve- San Jose Woman's club to raise James McVeigh, William Patz, Har- the guest of honor and the fea- a the moderator of the group, ex- commen- Seifert week previous other stu- Gale Sullivan to will offer an interesting ning in the lounge room of (Continued on page 4.) ry Ashley, Thomas Moroney, ArHn tured speaker at the banquet Oth- to the plained during the initial part of of the dent body John tary upon the beginnings gymnasium. Those who were elect- Genzoli, Tunmothy O’Rielly, Fred er honored speakers were Rev. Ft. offices: Idiart, vice- meeting the purposes and ideals Cirilinan, president: James Be President Of the university. r ed to office were Vin Morris, Albert Twigg, James Pike, James J. Lyons, S. J, president of Carr, treasurer; of the newly-foundedj society. Wilcox, Joseph Nolan, secretary; and Wil- A story of missionary zeal in the vice-president; Charles President George McMenamin, Fred Burton, the university. Dean George L. an Father liam Denser, sergeant-at-arms. Blue Shirt Club As a result of such organi- Northwest will be told by Robert secretary; James Foley, treasurer; Dewey Flaherty, William Harring- Sullivan of the college of engineer- the , All of the elective offices at zation, with representation in Kaune. In “Cords and Discords” and John McGuire, sergeant-at- Honored Lately ton, Robert Hinkle, Charles Pagan- ing, and W. D. Lotz, alumni repre- the \ A S. U. S. C. are now far At a meeting of the Engineering student congress, the day students Bill Patz disagrees with a writer arms. I ini, Chabies Rielly, Albert Pozzi, sentative. filled morning will be represented as a solid * The following House debaters the coming year, society held this in the in the April OwL At Catala Meet Mickey Cipolla and Janies Dodt James G. Lombardi, president of lounge room of Seifert gymnasium group. In this manner their de- were nominated for admission in treat cm this day. Code Beverly will review “The the Engineering society, acted as was unanimously sires and opinions will carry more the Senate: Charles Molinari, L. Gale Sullivan Washington Merry-Go-Roundf’ and Members of the Catala club gave toastmaster. The senior class was elected the presidency of the or- weight than has been the case in Carr, John Harmon, George Stepo- to other recent books. An editorial a reception for Rev. Fr. Lyons, S. J, Enjoy Affair extended congratulations and well Holiday Next Thins. ganiztion the coming year. Sul- the past. vich, James Green, James Pike, for and art works by Brougham Mor- recently installed president of wishes by .Gale Sullivan, Harry Next Thursday Ascension day, in the college of was Bernard Lawler, Richard Thrift livan is a junior George Stepovich of San Jose riss complete the issue. Santa Clara university, last Mon- At Sainte Claire Kinerk and Victor O’Neil, speaking* and a holy, day of obligation, engineering and has body. and Jerome McLaughlin. mechanical elected president of the day afternoon. in behalf of the junior, sophomore, will be a holiday for all depart- of the program el- been chairman Charlie Wilcox of San Jose was Entertainment -was provided in Given Saturday and freshman students, respective- ments of the university. The sen- of society since last James committee the ected vice-president, while Class of '32 to Sign For Rooms the form of a musical recital by ly- Tiioarl Thorpe responded for ior class will hold its re- August. Foley and Brooke Hart, bom of San Santa Clara's third annual Bron- treat An announcement was made Mrs. Ann Stoesser of WatsonviUe. the seniors. On the second ballot for the vice- Jose, and Carl Pacheco of Santa co Roundup was brought to an en- End In Retreat yesterday through the vice-presi- Speakers for the afternoon were Professors and students of the presidency, Edward Gongora de- Clara, were elected to the offices of thusiastic and joyous climax at a Thomas O'Bannon, representing college of engineering present at Dan 46 to 30, after treasurer and dents’ office to the effect that all feated Collins, secretary, sergeant- the of the University of San sports dance held in the Cafe Es- and Members of the class of '32 are juniors and sophomores should guild the banqeut totaled nearly 100. four candidates had run neck at-arms, respectively/ Fabris, plendido of the Hotel Saint Claire. to spend a day in recollection prior sign now for rooms in Nobili hall Francisco; Rev. Fr. J. M. neck in the first poll for the office. the organiza- The gala event was given under Entertainment was furnished in A constitution for Thursday, May fresh- S. J*, representing the Bellarmine I Saw... In the race for the secretary’s to graduation on It was also announced) that the form of several marimba solos tion is at present being drawn up guild of San Jose, and Rev. Fr. Ed- the direction of John Riley, man- polled a 5. Exercises of the day will be men could sign for rooms in O’Con- by Liopei Thorpe, banjo selections position. Nelson Hargrove by the officers. S. J, representing ager of the hotel A large crowd Fr. Sheerin, Fr. Bacigalupi conducted by Rev. Fr. John J. Loh- nor haH next week. ward J. Whelan, by A. de la Guardia, and vocal ren- and ... of Spar- majority votes over John University Francisco. of students and alumni jammed the Ft. McNally at the circus & 1 erty, S. J., and will be held in the the of San ditions Fred Gallo, who was in olinL ballroom to capacity. Dancing was by ’3l, last lounge room of Seifert gym. On Mrs. George L. Sullivan, presi- Tuesday evening. WeU, Bar- The office of treasurer went to Managers Elect enjoyed from nine until twelve- accompanied by William Leonard. Prof. the day of the recollection, the sen- Officers dent of -the Catala club, presided nuni was right Ralph Sheridan on the second bal- California thirty o'clock. Blue-printed menus were a nov- iors will have their own mass and Joe Sullivan was elected presi- over the affair. Fr. Boland still receiving com- lot. Many lay members of the uni- elty at the banquet They were Will Lecture to dine privately in the refectory. dent of die Managers’ association Climaxing the afternoon, refresh- pliments for the victory of hie M. Hermes, incumbent, was will versity faculty also attended the af- prepared under die supervision of On Friday morning, May 6, the recr at a meeting after lunch today. ments were served by Mrs. Preston chargee over the Senate. unanimously returned to his office Kelly, fair. Music was furnished by the Edward Gongora. Embryology Men ollection will be brought to a close Other officers elected were William Boomer, Mrs. Edward J. ' “Blab” White, the would-be fea- of librarian. Hotel Sainte Claire dance orches- a general communion for the Hart, treasurer, and Ray Handlery, Mrs. Harlan Dykes and Mrs. Her- ture scribe kneeling before that new sergeant-at-arma is D. with Hie secretary. man Budde. tra. hill-board across the street “Allah two opponents Doctor Stanley H Larkey, pro- senior class. May, who defeated May Devotions to be praising** Wmchell of one fessor of the history of medicine and held a.majority vote. A little girl at the University of California, in in the stands at the Begin Next Week Roundup, Berkeley, will deliver a lecture on Colorful Characteristics ofKenna Columnists Are Classified as one of the faculty the history of medicine to the em- passed by in his exclaim: No Operation for One of Santa Clara's traditions “Oh! bryology class tomorrow afternoon Mamma, look at ft* man in Artful Pensters will be perpetuated next month beach pajamas.” in the Science building. Residents of Santa Clara Campus Protected By “Expose” of Fr. Henry Woods when the annual May devotions in Flank “Butch” Thomas proposing Doctor Larkey is very prominent Sometimes he finds it difficult best grade of ink and paper to bear honor of the Blessed Virgin will to Carl Aloyaius Britschgi passion - S. pro- in medical circles at Berkeley. He By 808 WHITE The deveioignent of his senses is Rev. Fr. Henry Woods, J., “alleged” mater- up under the weight of his words. ately, and Charles Frances MeNa- is a member of the Bohemian club In order to protect the residents abnormal. He can see everything to gather enough be held. The devotions are to take fessor emeritus of ethics and libra- accessories, too. mee trying out the strength of also a campus the snares of that occurs on the campus; he can ial. Then he has recourse to sev- There are -other evening in rian of the university was not of Oakland and is Rhodes of the from place each after dinner gossip; can eral the wittier magazines, e. g.. He usually keeps a bottle of sul- the doors with his head in the hotel was ar- scholar. Besides being active in those denizens of Kenna halt—the hear every bit of he of the mission church, during which operated on yesterday as Life, College phuric (or nitric) add at his side at the
Mantuiimiiiwi>wiumnmiiumiiiaiimnuMßM«niiiiiiiniuiH(uiiniiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiuiinniimmiiiHiiinniiuiiiiiiHiiiiiiMiiiiniiiMMa BroncoBriefs The Drama Views WORLD TODAY newspaper published weekly by the Associated Students A Romeo and Juliet Repaired Tub of the University of Santa Clara, at Santa Clara, Calif. By James McVeigh Wy Wlie Well Played Frosh Eturished James Winston A. Keller Brougham J. Morris Directs Result of Love Managing Editor Helventson Uttar School Drama Prospers Short Snorts by a Brief Bronco— Useless Pep A CHALLENGE TO COLLEGE MEN Feature McVeigh unusual election has ended as the year's biggest surprise. Jfew» Editor John Hellenthal Editor—James A most ** Ea.—Robert Ksune Dramatic Editor Code Beverly John Henry Newman, cardinal, author, and educator, once aaid: Associate News BEVKBLY Richard Doyle, a decided Dark Horse, who was supposedly a mere By Assistant News Editor. Bob White Librarian William Data By CODE BILL PATZ training the means a but or- - - - great ordinary great Sports Editor Tom Moroney third man, his seclusion to cop the first of "A university is to came from prize presidency. > raw With the production of Romeo COUND A TUB dinary end; it aims at raising the intellectual tone of society, at pur- “Silence is Golden,” thought Doyle, as the other two candidates * and Juliet, the Stanford Dramatic or two weeks the writer of this ifying the national taste, at supplying true principles to en- STAFF WRITERS busily As a few even knew that popular were campaigning. result, he was a ...” SPORTS successful spring jargon was forced to travel from thusiasm and fixed aims to popular aspiration » RTS FEATURE council closed a candidate. However, he waited for his hour, which came in the ren- evening campus to campus without the The errors of our present day social, political, and economic order Barry Ashley Tames Pike Fred Burton. drama season last Friday dering of campaign speeches in the auditorium. It was this speech that Fontaine Dewey Flaherty aid of magic bath-tub. The should offer a direct challenge to every college man. There is much Pierre ueor«eGeorec sacasenammMcMenamin - his 3 4rrlllrton Assembly hall on the cam- conceded him a point over Cullinan. J say this because both men are AHln Genaoll B n fi in the reason was, that having traveled to be done; we should prepare ourselves now to do it. If the next Timothy O’Reilly* Robert Hinkle of the same academic, non-athletic type, as opposed to Nicholas, who Fred Morris Charles Pagnatai i pus. the prescribed two thousand half-century is free from depression, war, and social chaos, it will be Reilly represented Alfred Tvlsa Charles evening the academic athlete. Nicholas was a cinch for the finals, was to • -**■■■• It was an enjoyable miles, it necessary send it because those imbued with right principle set to work to improve our but selection between the other two was determined by their qpweefaes. with Shakespeare. Hie interpre- to the shop to have it serviced. decaying social structure with the zeal which fired a Leo or a Lincoln. knew his audience, knew their caustic realized tation of the tragedy was very Doyle criticisms, Now I have it back and have • • • **v • the lines were given flesh that they would choose carefully and analytically. He used a little shined it up with “no scratch Bon v BUSINESS MANAGER. good; HAT Manager Micky Cipdlla made no rash promises, and TW IS EDUCATION? Busineas psychology, op- . hurled his bombshell of . . ** Assistant and blood reading, and the words Ami.” It shakes beautifully Murray Circulation Manager Jatnea Dodt to the Tea The definition of education given recently by Dr. Nicholas position Dance. . Genaoli reach the audience in We’re off . . More worlds to con- CTrrnlitioo Aaaistanta: William Pats. Arlin did not Butler, president of Columbia university, fits in well with this aim. but in feeling It may interest you to know that Father Lyons okayed speech quer. rhythmic souiuk, the “Education,'” he says, “is the gradual adjustment to the spiritual matter concerning tea dances. • • • sentences. possessions of the race, with a view to realizing one’s potentialities and The role of Romeo was very Doyle had studied his field well, that a type” realized “different pROSH PENALIZED to assist in carrying forward the complex ot ideas, arts, and institu- well done by James Lyons. His could swing votes, and so today we have a new officer more than cap- r or Hampden-Sydhey Tub . . . tions which we calf civilization . . The child is entitled to his religious rendition was a bit saltatory, but able of filling Hamann’s post. ... a ... a A Campus bang bit inheritance.” • the • •• * his exuberance . .matched . . Entered a. jarred We’re here. Here’s an Dr. Butler has contributed an enormous amount of good advice to ?£ youthful interpretation of Juliet Jimmy Walker, alleged mayor of N. V. C., was an hour late for his item that will interest “The modern educators. Would that among them he were not merely ad- the Peg Ranttall ... by beautiful wedding A local confectioner sells Bronco Ban . . . Because VOL XI APRIL 28, 1932 NO. 22 of Columnist Union mired, but, in many things at leant, followed. Converse. Tragedy befell young razzing complaints that was on the wane since abandoning the public of Santa Clary.” Here the soph- * * ardent love, and ** love rather than distribution of mail system, our ever-pleasing P. D. has a sequel to omore class campused the frosh was AN unfounded admiration the pleasing. . . effect It . Now when a gent has a phone call from a fern he gets the mes- for three weeks because they best character American college professors and students who hold an admiration The evening’s . . sage on a red card . otherwise he receives it on a white card . . . painted numerals on the side- acting was done by Dr. Margery Mahatma for the Russian experiment would perhaps change their attitude did Add interviews: Art Calou and , impossible Ghafuti . . Pete walks. But, brethren columnist, Condolence die role of nurse to they know actual conditions in the Soviet state. In commenting on Bailey . offer in Keenan is to enter U. C. . . Radiosmer had to compete the did not Bob (Blab) White attempt The faculty and students of the university in Round- life Juliet She assisted also in ar- a family and marriage in Hunks, a Jesuit professor in Tokyo told of up so they substituted Texaco speaker . . . Blab White, so-callad fea- to paint his frosh numerals on the acting version of the one young woman who had “married” eighteen times in three their heartfelt sympathy to Ray Burke, freshman ranging ture writer on this pulp, is an engineer, but of all tbjjjga he reads Van- the front page of The Santa Clara been James Sandoe, a popular and a half years. Many women average three “marriages” a year. play. .. ity . Fair Back to the fish beds, “Kenna Kradles Kolumnists’ ... Abe and in the same moment endeav- in the college of liberal arts, whose father died last his versa- An inhuman disregard for life general arobng Russian student actor, showed Lincoln, at one time proxy of the U. S., once walked 16 miU« to bor- ored to “tabloldize” our spotless is officials. the role erf Mercutio. The visitor told of an incident during a long train ride traversing a tility in . Tuesday at Cupertino. The soul of the departed wiH row a book and it made him a hero . . Today a book nlwmuin will names. It is the campus for Bob Vallejo Gantner did excellently as to country which had a temperature of 50* below zero. walk 16 miles sell you om, but you . . feet-ure call him a pest . Admiral (Blab) White, a useless remembered in the prayers of all at the university. Friar Laurence. Of particular In his car there was an intoxicated peasant, whose actions offend- be Byrd’s middle monicker is Evelyn . . . Glen Higgins is imitating Floyd writer. That is my move, gentle- merit among the rest of the cast ed a Soviet official. The official told the man to be quiet but the Gibbons this week . because he forgot to duck when Earl Foltz curled men . . Onward tub. peasant was the acting of Craig Thomas • . , aontinued his boisterous conduct his . . lip But stick on the train, Brothers- . 1 have just one as Capulet; Joel JSgercr as Bal- e a a more column to go . . . College journalists, in my opinion, ate .much STANFORD BLUES thasar; June Birchard as Lady HARD TO Roundup Great Success too envious of their contcmporaries. Witness the case of Reed Harris, tanford university has taken UNDERSTAND Capulet; Robert Cathcart as Ty- Thereupon the official the train stopped and had attendants ex-editor of the Columbia Spectator, who was dismissed from for all the romance out of canoeing. ordered balt; Loyis Moore as Paris; Rob- writing disrobe the peasant and throw him the train. The official, the vis- "Cupper smith and his bana of proteges real editorials concerning professional college football din- No longer can the oampus knight off Once again ert Brauns as Peter; and Henry itor reports, watched the man for ten minutes as he pleaded snow at oanta Clara. ing hall facilities. Instead of applauding his unusual stand, many editors- tip over die canoe in order to save doomed have staged tne annual spring lootDail Cross as Benvolio. for mercy, and then the to the man to of college publications branded it merely as a publicity stunt to in- young beautiful Coeds there ordered train proceed, leaving results attauiea by tnis year s auair placed tne two die The Others in the cast were George sure his career. To me such an accusation seems of exposure. iiounoups xar in me oacKgrouno, as mere was es- Journalistic ill-found- must prove their ability at swim- previous Leavens, Wolf, Carter ed because at ilibm* This incident is not hard conceive when we read that under spectators attended tne Joseph the time his editorials were written Harris t»«/l ming and life-saving before they to timated that ciose to three tnousana Meyer, Marvin Miller, Thomas the second Five-Year-iPian it is hoped to increase the membership in tnreatening completed his college education and in a few short months would have can go canoeing. Give me the spectacle held last jsaturday in spite 01 tne the Soviet Union of Militant A Pockman, Hugo Druehl, Lloyd received his long awaited sheepskin for which he invested about good 1 old days. Eh, What? Athiests from 5,000,000 to >17,000,000. weather. Wilson, Jerome Bachman, Wid $4OOO. • • • disregard for mere human life is to be expected of those who, though "Clipper" Smith, especially, is to be congratulated for Coffilf, Henry Brill, Helen For- • • • professing to be Godless, have erected a new god—the State. held also the mem- EART ACHES the fine exhibition stagea at mission ana sythe, Waldo Salt, Gordon Steed- |T so willingly donated tneir services No small amount of appreciation is due to “Clipper” Smith for ** aviog no place in particular bers of the alumni wno man and a number of others. hfe of entertainment spring practice football finale, which has in three years been to go. Hie tub soars softly and trophies in order that tfle aiternoon Harold Hehreniton, director, tram- student committees also deserve a word formed into one of the leading athletic traditions of Santa Clara. through the air. Yes we have a 'be a success. The designed the sets used in this tneir various succeeding year finds it increasing in popularity It To Willie letter. It goes of praise tor their elforts in carrying out production. He is author of a to such an extent that, T«U Good Printing at a Fair Price trophies al- although very little publicity is given to it by public like this: and organizations gave press, bleachers * duties. Merchants wno book on the subject of stage set- the vr are crowded to capacity. Roundup Dear I so deserve the deep gratitude of the university. tings. day, besides being on athletic car- Willie: am a co-ed at grown to nival, is alsd open-house day at the university both Colgate university. At one time From merely a local event the Roundup has This is the fourth play the Dra- for alumni and the has a great general public. It is the only occasion that Santa Clara has for I was the life of the party. I still demand a statewide importance and received matic council has presented, giving SANTA CLARA JOURNAL the public a real experience of her splendid have a lot of pep left, but the deal of attention from other California universities and col- Berkeley Square; Rams Head facilities. boys can’t see me. They’re leges. The Roundup has added something new to the usual Show and Bird in Hand were all given spring prac- running around with home girls. grind of spring footoail practice, it has to produced earlier in the season. }. among You see, Willie, professor in psy- F. and L J. Blake, Props. tice a greater impetus by stimulating competition Dramatic groups of all the uni- chology advised the students the many football aspirants. Aside from creating interest in versities in the bay region have not nUffry a girl who the fdotbaii the Roundup is a means of bringing real publicity fared well this year. The Cali- to was “life of the party,” to Santa Clara. It is a means of acquainting the public with fornia Little Theater gave five Alumni as her abnor- the activities of the "Big Little University" of the Pacific plays, March Hares, The Commo- mal energy would soon burn out. You see, now on account of that coast. dore Marries, Hedda Gahier, Ho- Dear Sir: lousy prof. I am suffering for my San tel Universe and Tartuffe. The ular news Motion. Thus the sire Creamery previous popularity. What shall I Jose College Players at the University Enclosed please find my check of the alumni section is diminish- do? Broken-hearted. • of San Francisco produced four in the amount of $2.00, for which ed. Efforts to obtain alumni news ICECREAM CANDY Dear Broken: This life is fulk of Student Elections plays, The Show Off, The Brass please continue my subscription in the past have not met with a grotesque disappointments. Keep Kail, Overture and the Bad Man. to The Santa Clara for the ensu- whole-hearted response on the your chin iqx Colgate isn’t the Milk Shakes From all accounts there can be no doubt that the new Our own university gave three ing year. part of graduates. The Santa Clara plays, The will appreciate brief only institution of higher educa- method of elections has added materially to the po- one-act Retribution, I wish to take this opportunity notes from BY THE GALLON .student Drama and Trapped, and they individual tion. Keep smiling and some egg meal a dime litical situation at the university. Not for a good many of offering a suggestion which, if alumni emiomtng A for the edition of the their might fall for you. years has such interest been shown in the selection of stu- also gave 1933 acted upon, I am sure will be ap- whereabouts, occupation and Block S. C. show. other Willie. 149 South First Street dent body officers. preciated by the alumni. It seems information. That the co- the summer sessions And so the magic bath-tub importance attached to the various of- During a operation of alumni could be im- A real has been to me that not enough ten- lights on my alma mater’s cam- present system, an im- both the universities of California to proved is shown by the small fices since the introduction of the tion iM given the alumni col- pus. It’s great to be home again. lacking some and Stanford will produce plays. alumni subaoxiption list portance that has been for unknown reason. umn. There was a time a few And so to bed. An assembly for the presentation of candidates gives years ago wh?n the alumni nates see the whole student body an opportunity to see and hear the covered a substantial part of a Mr. Briare's suggestions, espec- CAMPUS GRILL man who is seeking the office—the students have a better BRIEFS page, but apparently the activity ially the one urging that names Better Better means of knowing who they are voting for when the candi- in this regard and addresses of alumni be run, POETRY decreased until a Poods Service appears before them person. . . . recent issue carried are very good, and only date in By "Red" no news we will ; We sincerely hope that such a system of student elec- whatsoever concerning the alum- be too willing to make greater ef- . . Sonnet FOR BREAKFAST to years get - tion will be firmly established at Santa Clara for the DID YOU KNOW— ni While I think the alumni are forts alumni news. In the -r- FOR LUNCH to come, for by so doing everyone will have an equal chance John O’Brien, one of Kenna naturally interested in the cur- January 14 issue of The Santa Wihere are the joy* of yesteryear? FOR DINNER for office and the evil of "clique" voting will be practically hall’s social lights, has been fre- rent affairs of the university, it is Clara a large list of names and The Cadillacs, concerts, the opera, overcome. quenting the tennis courts of Sen- perhaps equally interested in addresses of members of the San the play. 843 FRANKLIN STREET ta Clara high school leteto. It is hearing, through the medium of Francisco Alumni chapter was When Old Man Depression no one Across from Seifert Gym • rumored that Jack is gening in your paper, of the activities of published in this ustlnn We did fear. trim for a game with some un- their former associates who are were indebted to Rev. FV. Hugh Hie jingle of coin, sweet music to Success To Class of '35 known opponent. now scattered far and wide. I -C. Donavon, S. J, for this list hear, • • • would suggest that a little more Father Donavon has done excel- Furs, silks and pearls—where are The present freshman class at the university has shown “Pop” Dabner will be driving to effort be expended to obtain this lent work in keeping die San they? ' SAVINGS COMMERCIAL TRUST Kansas after school lets out in sort of news, and, in addition Francisco chapter functioning ac- Pray read not these lines with a true Santa Clara spirit throughout the year and the wil- \ lingness and co-operation manifested, by this group should May. “Pop” is returning home thereto a certain portion of the tively and has aided us greatly cynical sneers— be a worthy example for future first year classes to follow. alter an absence .of two years. list containing the names and in keeping in touch with San Did you ride in a broken-down of '35 has given its support to every activity The fatted oolf will certainly be present addresses of the alumni Francisco grads. In the future we Chevrolet The class hope on the campus and has done so in a way that is worthy of killed when Dabner puts in his should be published until the to run more lists of names When Old Man Depression no one AMERICANTRUST GO. commendation. During the football, basketball and baseball appearance at the family domi- whereabouts of as many alumni and addresses of grads. did fear? seasons the support of the freshmen was an indispensable cile. as possible is made known. This •a * a For soft snowy orchids, corsage asset to the student body, as their attendance at the many e e e might act as a clearing house for If at times this column seams for "my dear” was practically to a man. Perhaps the one outstand- Dick Applegate, former those who would like perhaps to undersized it must be borne in Am) five dollar bids you did eag- SANTA CLARA CAUF. Cescharacteristic of the present class is the fact that they president of the class of 5, communicate with come one mind that there 40* periods at •dy pey— have conducted themselves as college men should and with dropped in at Santa Clara for a whose whereabout* are unknown dearth aa wall as at abundance at Oh, where aw the joys of yester- the exception of one or tw
By Powers Hits Ball Broncos TOM MOBONBY Athletes Roundup Gives Thanks To Cop Third The Roundup is over; the SPRING PRACTICE In Stunts Hard; Leads Team Standing trophies are won; the Green Texaco and S. P. Place in on top; “Clip- team came out "Lefty* Peters, per" Smith is satisfied—But CUES TO GRAND hard hitting first Santa Clara’s hasabal! team The university wishes ex- fin-I part saeker, took hrttasg honors on tke to the best of all will be |WU its gratitude to the Texas ished third in the California Inter-] when the Broncos trot hnaaball nine tor tke atason, ac- out company, producers of Texaco collegiate race, aooonding to IWfi on the turf at Memorial stad- ROUNDUP cording to itiibjii rslsasrd this CLOSE IT ysotine, for supplying loud September standings given out officially thisI ium 26 to show week, "Lefty" clouted the pill at speakers at Saturday’s Round- California’s golden bears just Green Team Beats Blues week. The many extra inning a 360 dip for the season. He also up. The speakers were a great how good a spring practice As Britchigi Takes boon and games and one-run defeats which starred at first. deeply appreciated by the Santa Clara university O'DonneU's Pass the audience and announcers went against the Drone* probably! AS H Pet had and the caliber of Bron- alike. “I don’t know how we cost Mails’ boys the pennant this cos ‘'Clipper” Smith and By Dewey Flaherty Scfancrr, rf, .76 20 383 could have gotten along without year. "Buck” Shaw turn out of the Powers, lb... JBt n 200 Santa Clara’s football men, them,” said “Clipper” Smith. prune valley. nine- Murray, as.. 73 22 201 Some of the close decisions lost • • • Use of the loud speakers was ty-five strong, disguised as hyper- by the Drones might have been re- Dowd, tf, «1 .79 29 316 made possible through the kind- There was a galaxy of stars at active broncos, pranced, raced and Judnich, 3b a* p il IS 246 ness of Hugh S. Davis of the versed were it not for the lack of Mission field Saturday, some of for half Corbobne, « 208 plunged a day last Satur- ,...36 7 sales department of the Texaco experience of the many sophomore which shone brighter than others. Weiainger, day afternoon to make this year’s 3b. .45 11 244 company. Mr. Davis stars in the lineup. However, this - operated There was “Chuck” Puller, who Beckricfa, ...7* 28 359 the speaking system. .shortcoming has disappeared by out annual Bronco Roundup the most nosed “Gil” Dowd by one point Thomas, p .20 9 .405 now and with nearly the whole lor high scoring honors. There was spectacular on record. Gratitude is also expressed to Burke, p —17 5 394 team back the Drone* should “go to Britehgi, the Southern Pacific for sending Ike who caught a beau- From the first kiak of the mighti- p II 7 380 town” next year. tiful pass to score the lone touch- a band to the Roundup. Excel- est warhorses until the last mad Golsonft 2i\ )b 16 10 .7a The big aim of the ball team was down of the thirty-minute lent music was supplied between scramble for a friendless pig that Morey, c 22 3 .126 fulfilled in taking the series from “grudge” game, events. giving the Green stood to defy any breed to enjoy Bottaro c 08 7 289 St. Mary's. team its victory. There was Vin themselves at the expense of his O’Donnell, who threw the pass, and hide, the day was replete with Charlie Molinari, who captained thrills. the Green team. There was Joe Punting for distance and place- Mautz, Bob Ashley, Earl Foltz and ment opened the program and it Russ Spotswood, all el whom tied also started a series of surprises by NINE (or third scoring honors. There MAILS’ “Chuck” Fuller’s forcing of “Dia- was Louie Spndafore and Joe Sala- mond Joe” Paglia into second place tino, who together captured the LOSES for honors in this event. FOUR greased how it is done pig, showing JOE MAUTZ WINS in the “great north.” Jos Mautz caught the spirit of MEN IN 1933 • • « the occasion and forced Charlie They were all stars on the occa- Molinari to take second prize in Above FRANK SOBRERO and KIP MOREY do their stuff in the sup- sion, but their real prowess will be tackling and ball for Corbotini, Morey, Thomas recovering ' Murray ple hips event. Below an end being taken out by a back in the block- tested next fall when they as well guards and tackles, after the lat- And S. Are Lost ing event (Cut courtesy as others who contributed to the ter had won the event for two By Graduation Mercury-Herald.) fine display of the Roundup will go successive yean. Little Earl Four members of the 1932 base- forth on die gridiron to gain great- Foltz added color by playing the ball nine at the university will be END er fame for Santa Clara, “Clipper” dark-hone, when he ran off with TENNIS BIG AFFAIR missing from the lineup next sea- Smith and themselves. Judging the first place “Victory” trophy son through graduation. Captain from Saturday’s performance the for punt receiving and returning SINGLES ON NEXT team ' .Steve Murray, Joe- Morey, Emil YEAR Drone be well supplied under pressure,” amidst a field of Corboline and Vin Thomas are the with reserve material to bolster able competitors. men who have hung up their suits what promises to be the strongest No roundup would be complete S. C. COURT IS PLANNED for the last time at Santa Clara. team in Santa Clara history, but without a parade of veteran stock. All of these players have been on the strongest team will be neces- This -was adequately supplied by Reilly the varsity three years and they Lanza and Feis Beat Relay, 'Grudge' Game to Be sary to cope with the toughest alumni previous to the elan of ’22. were instrumental in no small de- And Schmidt in Torrid Shortened; Buffoonery schedule the Drones have ever had Judge Percy O’Connor lead the in keeping the Broncos’ stand- Tilts Yesterday System Again when the fall season rolls around boys cree to the tape alter being him- best, and the old pigskin is once again ing among the on the coast. self lead for twenty-five yards by Winning in the fifth match, Joe A bigger and better Roundup for being booted. TWO GOOD CATCHERS the bald but fleet-footed Chauncey Lanza Fees defeated Rich- • • • and Ray 1933!! That is what the austere Tramutolo. These “broken down Steve Murray played his full three years at shortstop, where ard Schmidt and Charles Reilly in “Clipper” Smith is contriving for | One of the upsets of the day Broncos” stretched, slipped, and his ability always been the doubles finals for university 'came in the opening event when slid according to schedule, but no has a the grand climax to next year’s throughout Fuller won the punting contest handicaps were offered unde pro- point of admiration championship test Tuesday after- spring training. “Clipper”, the the league. His flashy action from Pag] La. These two, together test noon. walking thesarus, has deemed it around the second bag gave San- My daddy.your with O'Donnell, rooted the ball in The day was by the Reilly climaxed Schmidt and won the first wise to shorten certain events in a way that made “Pbp” “Thirty-Minute Grudge ta Clara one of the best double Warner Game.” set, 6-4, and lost the second, 6-1. order that the Roundup program and his coaching staff turn The Blues and the Greens play combinations on the coast ran me green fought They also took the third, 6-2. may be run off with more acute- y daddy..told with envy of “Clipper.” As one of the most consistent In the half the game on even terms and Fees then bore down ness. frosh hitters on the team, together with kicking Barceloux provided during which time many a grudge and won the next two sets, 6-3, 6-1, Changes which have been def- another upset when he his all-around ability, he won the and Kaliski was undoubtedly settled. After to win the championship. initely decided for next year finished that order eye of many prominent “scouts”, in before Frank a fifteen minute rest, and whilp During the week Lanza and have been announced. The first Sobrero. the class marathon struggled who may sign him for profession- man Fees defeated Buckley and Vix- of these will be the shortening of ...that the • • • through forty-eight embarrass- al ball If he chooses to enter the* zolini, 6-3, 0-6, 6-2, while the class relay race from a dis- Osmer and Rogers, the latter that ranks. ing individual performances Schmidt and Reilly defeated tance of three miles to two. Each the find of the tackles, put on a Joe Morey and “Corbie” Cor- exposed much of what had pre- Bosshardt and Tucker, 6-2, 6-5. runner will run 220 yards, thus makes tobacco’ battle in boline both finished their careers pipe close the center blocking viously been hidden, the teams Semi-final matches in singles necessitating behind the bat, although both sixteen men for when they tied for ffrst, with “Bee” again took up arms and contin- were played yesterday and the played in other positions. Joe, in each team. The relay will then Guintini, captain of the Yellow ued to show how the game should final will be played this his sophomore year, played third matches be not only less drawn out, but has to know his teem, taking third place. Joe Mautz be played, even in the face of old afternoon at 4:00 p. m. base when Coach Owen was hard will provide a more interesting walked off with a victory in the “Pop” Warner, who, with his In the semi-final rounds Vizzo- pressed for a reliable man. He was match between the teams.. A tackling and ball recovering event coaching staff, witnessed the en- lini staged another upset by de- varsity last year, where he shortening of the distance may business’ Earl Foltz, Charlie Molinari, GU tire performance from the stands. catcher feating Lanza 6-3, 7-5, while Reilly Colonel proved the steadiest man on the also provide enough stimulus Dowd, Bob Ashley, “Kip” Morey BRTTSCHGI SCORES defeated Fees 6-3, 6-3. team. This year Joe was set for a that the juinor and senior classes and Russ Spotswood “copped” the • Interest in the tennis tournament Ike Britscbgi earned his trophy big season at the receiving position, will become ambitious enough to honors in their events, although this year proved to be very keen Wellman handed as giving the “most outstanding in- but, due to a broken ankle he re- turn out for a little leg exercise forced to extend themselves by and bodes well for the success of dividual performance”, when he ceived while sliding in the Trojan without fear of completing their second and third place wnners. tennis at Santa Clara next year. grabbed a pass from O’Donnell in game in the he was laid up run resting supinely on the ac- • south, so The tournament has served to fos- the final minute of the game and the greater part of the season. cumulation of a semester’s mlllk down to Granger grudgre ter the net game in the ranks of In the game the raced to a touchdown, thereby giv- 'THOMAS GOOD PITCHER shakes. the Reds and the Blue team ing the Groans a victory. the freshmen, who already show Aonther change contem- . Corboline alternated in the out- being a strong inclination towards it The the Green and Blue teams Interact in this event is verified field, infield and behind the bat plated is a shortening of the his 1870 secret added incentive of circle clock let- were reinforced by the Yel- by the number of people who were during his first two seasons. Be- “grudge” game from thirty min- ters should assure a strong tennis lows and Reds. It was the in the stands, which were filled to cause of his hitting power. Corbie utes to twenty, making the quar- chance awaited all spring varsity here in the future. to capacity. Too much credit cannot couldn’t be kept from the lineup, ters five minutes long. This will be that mellows and establish the superiority of be given to “Clipper” Smith and and this season, after alternating done on account of the nunfber of a team, and it was not un- "Buck” Shaw for the establish- with Morey, he undertook the ideal pitcher. Smartness, vari- substitutions required in the proc- closing til the seconds of the ment of the Roundup, for it Is now main portion of the task when Joe ety, and a cool head marked his ess of the game. game O’Donnel’s pass the outstanding athletic affair of its regular pitch- One change flavors as that to was injured. Corbie’s services have ability. He was a which the “Clipper" tobacco Ike Britchigi, the scampering 'kind on the coast been indispensable to the team. er his entire three yean and he will not make, neither during the little halfback from Redwood -Besides some fifty Broncs chas- Lastly comes Vin Thomas. Vin learned to use a fast and a slow Roundup nor the practice session, City, that the game was de- ing the pigskin around Mission embodied all the assets of ah h«ll with remarkable results. is the employment of wise-crack- nothing else can. cided. "Lefty” Koep/h, the field ait the Roundup, another ing and buffonery followed out this big Green taokle, was in forty-eight chased each other year. Throughout the whole prac- there spilling the Blues’ around the well-known oval. Was tice there prevailed a fine spirit of plays, with Molinari and it keen rivalry or friendly competi- Roundup Summary joviality and good feeling, with all O’Malley* doing their share, tion' that caused those boys to get traces of drudgery gone from the too. Louie Spadafore and out and step, or the idea of free Touch and distance punting—Won by Fuller; Paglia, second; workouts. uu “Beeg Rogers cigarettes Jim” were and a chicken dinner for O’Donnel, third. Average, 71 yards. cracking them up when the the winners that had something to Freshman Division—Won by Kaliski, second; So- I Red machine moved in, but do with The sophomores Barceloux; Notables it? have brero, third. Witness not without stiff opposition to thank such men as “Tarzan” from the Blue squad, led by Judnich, “Phar Lap” Gearin, “Com- Active center blocking—Won by Osmer; Rogers, second; Giun- Roundup; Warner "Smoky” Bill Denser, with munist" Dan Lawler, “Dark tini, third Jtautz, Ashley, Idiart and Lighnin” Victor and their old Tackling and ball recovering—Won by Mautz; Ashley, second; and P. Locey - Staff o ■hers in the line. Osmer, Standby from the south, bett el- Burton, third. r Guintini, Brerrfer, Byrnes, known as “Jim” Green for bring- Play mechanics (blocking demonstrations for backs)—Won by Among (the notables who wit- A Slavich and the rest of the ing home the bacon, or- should we Fuller; Foltz, second; McGuire, third nessed “Clipper” Smith’s third an- Yellow team put up a tough say chicken. The freshmen put up Punt receiving and returning under pressure—Won by Foltz; nual Roundup Saturday were line to pierce for the com- quite a showing, especially when O’Donnell, second; McGuire, third Glenn Scobey “Pop” Warner, bined Green and Red teams they turned loose that “Idaho Punt coverage (guards and tackles)—Won by Molinari; Galla- “Tiny” Thdmbill and “Chuck” coached by A 1 Ruffo. Adonis”, who is usually called Joe gher, Callaghan, W interbum of Stanford university’s second; third ‘ ••• Burgy. C ' L He looked like Eastman’s Broken down Bronco stretch for alumni—Won by Farcy O'Con- coaching staff. Coach An entertaining instructive big 'threat in the coming “games” nor; Leo Martin, second; Chauncey Tramutolo, third 'coach at Denver university, and day was enjoyed by nearly 3000 down state. The lead that Larry Clippeing obstacle dash, guards, tackles—Won by Ashley; Mautz, formerly of the Olympic dub, was fans, seme of whom did their part Carr gave the junior and senior second; Ichart, third. also among the fans present in the show. In the broken down combination didn’t seem very well Saturday was Supple Hips Sprint—Won by Morey; vDowd second; Batchigi Warner's second Handypocket ponefa ofheavy Bronco stretch Percy O’C—nor of applaude* Maybe they are saving third. appearance at the Mission field this fell. Keeps your tobacco in San Jose broke the tape, with Leo him for next year’s junior prom. Ends against mass intereference—Won by Spotswood; Slavich, spring, he having visited the Bron- Martin and Ohauncfey Tramutolo Rothwsll also ran—end mighty second; Dowd third. co quarters to observe practice •• Hence TEN spitting dust at their heels, while well, ss did Joe Wilkinson, the Signal drives—Won by Blue and Green squads. a short time ago. “Clipper’s” men cento. others wrare lift at -their ipoat or stumbling senior, .who ran four Football game—Won by the Green, 7 to 0. tangle with “Pop’s” in the Bron- finish came staggering across the hundred yards and fell forty in Ctgss fiuuathon—Won by the sophomores. , cos third game next fall on the cigarette smoke belching -from their his effort to reach the' next run- Greased Pig Chase—Won by Joe Salatino and Louis Spsdsfore. Stanford gridiron. The Indiana won lungs, , hut year, 6-0. , v, . ¥BtJ & r DEFEND ON A LIGGETT MYERS PRODUCT M PAGE 4 THE SANTA CLARA, THURSDAY, APRIL 28,1982 Friends and Edward Murphy S. C. Leader Engineers Exhibit May Devotions Schedule Director Highly Praised Alumni Visit Fallowing are the May talk* which will be given after Writes New dinner each evening in the chapel. (Continued from page L)
t iL _ _ ■ * « A May I—St Ignatius Zeal for the Church their quota for the student loan March Piece Annual Meet Cable Wlrtz benefit, which is conducted by the May 2—St. Francis Xavier Zeal for Souls federated dubs of Sant* Clara county. to Father Roundup Witnessed By Many Francis Carr The loan arrangement is Medicate New Air for of .._ Purity the purpose aiding students Prominent Coaches And Mey 3—Sy. Aloysius v Lyons At Graduation who need financial aid complete Returning Grads Harry Hazel to I Exercises Here May 4—St. Dominic The Rosary their education. Harry Hazel Outstanding in the cast of the I Professor A, L. Capelli, leader of Many alumni, prominent coaches May s—St. Simon Stock The Scapular play, whidi is about a man who I Santa Clare’s band and director of and friends of Santa Clara were Gregory Martin wished to retire while young, was Margaret Alacoque...Devotion Richard Byrd Lewis, as Ned Seton. Iks orchestra, has composed a new preamt at the third annual Bronco May 6—St. to the Sacred Heart Charles Wilcox Lewis, a journalist and active dra- dedicated to Rev. Fr. James Roundly held last Saturday at |nrch, May B—St John Evangelist Love of Parents matically while attending Sen Jose & president of the Mission field. Both the' graduates Lyons, J, . John McGuire State college, has done fine work university. of the more recent years an i those May 9—St Augustine A Mothers Prayer with the Guild, and his characteri- f ( who attended three or zation [ The march will be played for the the college Richard Doyle of the imbibing brother was more decades ago were seen wit- mirth provoking. Mint time at the commencement May 10—St Francis A55i5i...... ’. Love of God the activities. May 8. The band, under nessing day’s James Nicholas [exercises Included the visiting coaches Professor Capelli’s direction, is in May 11—St Clare. - Love of the Blessed Sacrament at the Roundup were Glenn S. now practicing the selection. Vincent Cullinan Warner, head football coach at Johnny is not the first composition Walter’s This Stanford; “Chuck” Winterbum and has come from Professor Ca- Napa of that “Tiny” Thornhill, assistant coaches K. C. Council to Barber Shop pital's ■ He has written many Reilly Winner in at the same institution; Percy Loe- Hold Santa Clara Night Across Campus musical works. Perhaps the most cey, head football coach of Denver Match for S. C. fimous is the 1915 symphony, which HOWARD P. MURPHY , 863 Franklin St. university. “Buddy” Lei ch, sports he composed for the Panama Pacif- Members of the Alemany council editor of the San Jose News, and Net Supremacy ic exposition held in San Francis- of the Knights of Columbus are Harry Borba of the San Francisco co 1915. At that great exposi- to hold a Santa Clara night, Charles In News, also viewed the football going Reilly, freshman pre- OUR MILK SHAKES ARE Professor Capelli was leader tion demonstrations. at which faculty members and stu- med, won the university singles of the official band. THE BEST IN TOWN Among the alumni present were dents here will speak, at their reg- championship at 5 o’clock this af- Professor Capelli is now work- “The Thornes Feeney, Victor Chargin, ular meeting next Thursday night ternoon by defeating Harry Vizzo- ing on a march for the university. Chauncey Hef- lini, freshman arts, in the finals of Mission for two Tramutolo, Frank at Napa. He has been at Santa Clara Leonard, the all-university tennis tourna- has feman, George Casey, years, during which time he ment. Both men displayed fine Casanova, Roderick Chisholm, Nor- Charles Boden and Co-Op” put tiie band on its feet and laid Lynn, Hal Toso, Creamery man Fawley, Frank Fairy, Joseph sportsmanship and excellent abil- plans for a real band to represent Joseph Gallagher. Schenone, Percy ©’Connor* Herman ity. Next to Casa Grande the university next year. Mettier, Leo Martin, Bob Stockton, Joseph Leonard, Harry McKen- Reilly, playing a fast game, took Students’ Theater JIM STEWART, a member of the Engineering society of the university. Gerald Harring- zie, Keene Fitzpatrick, Nobert Kor- the first set of the match, 6-3. Gerald Barceloux, Tel. Santa Clara 214 inspects some of the recent equipment obtained by the college of en- ton, Dr. Edward Amaral, Milton te, Dr. Rodney A. Yoell, John Mo- Then Vizzoiini turned the tables, Headquarters McLaughlin To ray, Twohy, gineering for the Montgomery laboratory and shown at the mechan- Axt, Vincent Caresse, Louis Nor- James Srn Roy Bron- and defeated Reilly in the second Graham, George son and Paul Miller were other set 7-5. The next two sets and the Be Next Leader ical display April 15. (Cut courtesy Mercury-Herald.) mandin, Charles Malley, A 1 TeTremere, Marty Mil- Santa Clara alumni present match went to Reilly 6-4, 6-4. Arts Society ler, Paul Vredehberg, “Bus” Pa- Try a Delicious Formprest Of Aleutian peninsula. rente, James Becdgalupi, Herbert Chemistry Head In Alaska Father Galtea will Haakinson, Marshall Leahy, Sher- CAMPUS CORDS SWEATERS Jontne McLaughl in was elected study the volcanic activity and man Leahy, Mario Tollini, George MILK SHAKE Is Best president of Arts society at To Do Research the mineralogy of the great Aniakchak Vargas Bros. Company Served at Oar Soda of the that tody’s final meeting crater. He will take particular note Santa Clara’s Leading Store Fountain SEND IT TO THE year which was held in the lounge Work in Alaska of the encrustation around fuma- 883-899 FRANKLIN ST SANTA CLARA room of Seifert gymnasium last roles or steam vents. His findings ICECREAM Tuesday evening. Rev. Fr. Paul Galtes, S. J, pro- will be sent to the bureau of Ge- and »«»»» John McGuire .Arthur Calou and fessor of chemistry here, will study ographic survey in Washington, D. TODAY AND FRIDAY ALL KINDS OF John Gallagher were elected to the C., which is especially interested volcanic formations in Alaska this WALLACE BEERY Headquarters for COOL offices of vice-president, treasurer in how the minerals are deposited DRINKS assisted his and secretary respectively. summer. He will be in in the veins. CLARK GABLE WILSON ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Chisholm, pro- After the election a discussion studies by Roderick Father Galtes intends to spend at IN^- SANTA CLARA on the purpose of literature was fessor of geology at the University least one month in the Aniakchak TELEPHONE BAL. 60 held by the chAi members who erf San Francisco, and Edgar Levin, crater. He may also visit Mt. Santa Clara Hardware Co. CREAMERY this Ed- ffaduate year. Rev. Fr. senior engineering student of Stan- Seishalden, which recently erupt- Branch of 1048 FRANKLIN ST. 25-29 SO. 3rd ST. ward L. Shipsey, S. Jn moderator DIVERS” SANTA CAL. according to a prediction made DELL CLARA, ford university. ed, SAN JOSE HARDWARE CO. of the cdubf outlined the plans for Father Hubbard last year. Phone S.CIII Ira Fleener San Jose. Seattle by the coining year at the conclusion Father Galtes will leave of the meeting. He also expressed for Alaska on June 2. When there his appreciation for die work ac- he will join Rev. Fr. 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