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Tumdmj, May 13, IMS PaC« 8 THE VILLANOVAN Reunion Weekend Student-Administration Group ^ Lohr To Speak At Graduation Reports To Ciarify Position Grads June 8 Yearbook Ed. Valedictorian Alumni Invite necessity for the contact does The foUowing ia a report sub- high spots of nation wide pose of the souls of all de- mitted by the Joint Faculty- not diminish. alumni activity, takes place ceased Villanovans. Following Special invitation to the an- Student Committee. For 498 Grads June 2 on campus June 6, 7, a brunch, activities will shift Villanova Student nual Alumni Reunion has been this year The and 8, and the weekend fol- to an informal forum on Council, in a move to reunite William H. Lohr, editor of the "1952 Belle Air" yearbook extended by Alumni Secretary Campus wide confusion newest lowing graduation for the "Things Villanova" and to the the two essential elements of and graduate of the School of Arts and Sciences, will be vale- George Harris to the seems to exist regarding the '52 Class of '52. athletic fields for "old grad" College life—^faculty adminis- dictorian for the Class of at Villahova's i09th annual group of "old grads", the workings and potentialities of contests. conunencement. During exercises scheduled for 11 a. m., year's Highlights of the weekend tration and student body members of this gradu- the Joint Committee of Stu- June 2, in front of the College Library,. 498 students will re- include such events dear to proposed the formation of a ating class. Annual Banquet dent Administration Affairs. ceive academic degrees. of one-time Villa- coDMnittee whose mem- mm one of the the hearts joint The Reunion, The traditional Alumni Ban- To supply for any lack in in- Officrals of the College ad- '•f.-i novans as the annual Jam- bers would come from both quet will take place in the fonnation and to avoid fur- ministration have not yet an- boree in the Field House, the administration and student Vol. 27—No. 23 VillaiiOTa CoHego, Vilhuiova, Pa. Tuesday, Biay 20, 1952 Field House Saturday night, ther misunderstandings, we nounced the name of the main Club to Host Alumni Banquet and other body. Phila. and the following morning offer the following facts and speaker on the conunencement organized activities like the Once it was decided that Mass and breakfast will bring information: 4)rogram. York- Philadelphia Clubs' there was a fundamental need Seniors at Meeting New close. Some 2000 guests are ex- • the weekend to a There has been a need for Softball game. for such a group and that the Blaha, Quinn & LicopoliWin pected to attend the program, Several of the local alumni The Villanova Club of Phil- closer coordination between could serve a real pur- which will be held in the Field group ' Friday 1l Opens administration and the adelphia invites the members organizations are sending in- the pose, this is how it was House in case of inclement to its next Registration will open at student l)ody of Villanova. The weather. Even in this case, of the Senior Class vitations to the graduates brought into existence. As Of Students Vote May 15. noon Friday, June 6 in the growth of the College in re- 69% there will still be no limit on Thursday, meeting from their area to attend the After discussion in a regu- Office in Mendel hall. the number of guests who Meetings are held in the Belle- Alumni cent years has had the ten- on Page 4) Reunion as guests of the (ConUnued The classroom blackboard in front of Alumni Hall last Thursday wasn't the only slate hotel at 8:30 The "President's Dinner" with dency to remove faculty and may attend. vue Stratford to bite the dust in last week's campus elections. While onlookers watched the wind topple Rev. F.X.N. McGuire, O.S.A. clubs. administration from extensive Honorary Degrees p. m. iraiUITATIVItl over a large blackboard advertising E-Day, a record turnout of 941 out of a possible 1381 R«l«m«i«r — Bill Landl* College Firesident, Very aub.,headed by Presi- acting as host, will be held For additional information personal contact with the stu- Tom The 381 F«dlo«n Hall vote-casting Villanovans elected class ofHcers and Student Council representatives. Rev. F.X.N. McGuire, OSA., Joseph O'Donnell, '43, that evening, followed by the dent outside the classroom. JEANNETrS dent and reservations, prospective In doing so, the underclassmen, whose 68.7% turnout mark tops last year's record- will preside at graduation, a^d of Villanova alumni Jamboree. The larger Villanova grows, SHOP consists graduates may consult George IRYH MAWR FLOWEH setting figure by almost 2%, refused to place any one party into office. award degrees to the gradu- from the Philadelphia area, Saturday morning at 11 the more increasingly difficult COeSAGB SPEOAUSTS Harris in the Alumni Office, tn* OMnrf PhwM Brya Hawr S^MTt Freshmen, Sophomore, and Junior presidential races offered the most excitement with ates. month dur- a. m. a memorial Mass will it to maintain that and meets every becomes SfMhl DitcMBt far Cask ttta Ctfai two C&F men and one Engineer coming out on top. Don Blaha, a resident C&F student In addition, the College will be offered for the happy re- 102 Mendel. necessary contact, though the ing the school year. from Giicago, copped 111 votes to become president of the class of 1953. Another C&F confer an honorary degree of WILLIAM H. LOBB resident. Art Quinii of Chicago, HI. became top man of the class of '54, winning 113 out of Doctor of Science upon John Valedictoriaiii 816 votes. Resident Engineering student Frank Ucopoli of Floral Park, N. Y. won 119 P. Kiley, '15, an outstanding member of the Alumni, and IH AMSRWA'S COllCCCS Frosh votes to receive the presidency of the class of '55. -lAReCST SCLLIHC CICARIJTE an honorary Doctorate of Incidental Intelligence from the Office of the Dean of Student Activities: "Approxi- Offering CHESTERFIELD Laws upon Joseph A. LaFor- Navy y«««^-:=5 mately 70% of the officers elected from the two upper classes claim scenic Alumni Hall tune, a leading Catholic lay- as their campus home." man from Tulsa, Oklahoma. Graduates OCS ^rfSfl^.W».J*e'WVV»0'V.V s For the members of the UNIVERSITY OF '52, official com- '53 '54 '55 Class of On Wednesday CAL. Class off Class of Class off mencement ceremonies will SOUTHERN By Jim Glavin By Jim Nolin By Dick Winfimld b^n Sunday morning, June 1 when Baccalaureate services First -hand information interest Fifty-seven percent of the Donald Blaha, of Chicago, Showing their keen are held at 10 a. m. in the Col- about the Navy's Officer Can- HI., was elected President of in next year, their biggest, Freshman class went to the lege Field House. didate School will be brought the Class of 1953 in the gener- over 77% of the Sophomores polls in Alumni gym. last Retrcatmaster Retoms to the Villanova campus May al campus elections last cast their ballots in Thurs- Thursday to give Frank Laco- Rev. Stephen Lanen, O.S.A., 28 by Lieutenant John Mc» Co. Bride, U. S. Navy, ^C Brug Thursday. Blaha had an edge day's election. Art Quinn, a poli a 29-vote plurality and rector of the Augustinian Mis- a represent- ative the of 43 votes over his nearest CflbF Pre-law "major, was elec- elect the lanky Engineer from sion Band and retreat master of Office of Naval Officer Procurement, Phila- competitor. ted President of the class of Barracks 2 as president of the for last year's annual retreat delphia, Pa. '54 votes, garnering 113 in January, will deliver the >••••:*:.***• •**•*«' Chesterfield Joseph Ranieri, of Haver- by 14 class of 1955. LicopoK, gradu- Baccalaureate sermon. Father There are no longer specific e town, was chosen as class to second-running Joe Zator's ate of Chaminade High School Lanen is a former member of course requirements for en- Vice - President, Larry 99. in Mineola, N. Y., drew 119 the Villanova faculty. rollment in the Navy's OCS. S) (Continued on Pa«e 8) votes out of a possible 293 (Continued on Paire Parents and guests aie not Any college graduate, or any ballots cast. ^m^ ^ (Continued on Page 4)' senior whose graduation ia
.'• '.' ' Tom Ulrich will fill in as less than four months away* Maynes Succeeds Gallagher vice-president of next year's may now apply for this pro- Belle Air Yearbook gram regardless of his college ^.2"^-/ ^ft' Sophomore class, having poll- major. A previous require- Editor Of College Weekly ed 99 Frosh votes. A trom- As At Dinner tonight, ment of some mathematics • ^ . SIGNED W , V -n bone-tooting Enginer from the V training has recently been '^'^Sv. land of Clooney, Ulrich topped PROPRIETOR Editorial changes for the lead- were named to editorial posts. eliminated. second-place Hank DeLegge Distribution Fri. !<£$!» ing campus weekly made at Stepping into the shoes of Mr. McBride, who is a grad- by 19 votes. the annual "Villanovan" din- outgoing Editor-in-Chief Jim uate of the Wharton School, in (Continued on P!ej:e 8) First copies of the 1952 Q^ ner-dance at the Hotel Bar- Gallagher, will be Dave May- civilian life is Deputy Comp* Belle Air yihUH be distributed to troUer clay Saturday saw the paper nes, a Junior Arts student of the Philadelphia the staff members tonight at Ordnance District, U. S. coming out on top as four edi- from Allentown, Pa. the annual dinner held in the Army. During World War II tors retired into whatever ob- Gallagher will receive his Quinn Receives WhitehaU Hotel, Haverford, he served on the destroyer Du graduating editors re- degree in English in June and scurity Pa. General distribution to the Pont. Before recently being ins M six new men on Merit Medal tire into, and (Continued Pe^ 7) VCAA students will begin Friday recalled to active duty he was Belle office in lffn'!>M|M«!«)fM^ in the Air the active in Naval Reserve work, Bob Quinn, a graduating basement of Mendel Hall from being Communications Officer senior in the school of Com- 10:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. of Advanced Base Command ;STERF1ELD merce and Finance, has been At tonight's dinner, keys Group, Cub 4-1, Pliiladeiphia* will be distributed to some of Pa. _St5j«S?r C»*A»>«*'t* named as the recipient of the In Mendel HaU mmm Villanova College Alumni As- the seniors on the staff who outstanding contri- ssr sociation medal for extra cur- have made Mr. MoBride will be in Men- butions in the production of dal Hall Wednesday, May 28, 'ERFIELD ChesTerfieu) wflfi ricular activities. «)*«««t»*1» the yearbook. At the same from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. He will The award is scheduled to mm MMWMH time. Editor Bill Lohr will have data sheets giving de- be made at graduation exer- hand over the reins to Lou tails of the Officer Candidate
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IWmUst, M^ », 1M2 THE VILLANOVAN Pav» 3 P«C« 2 THE VILLANOVAN TiMMlay, May 20, 7912 Editorial Big Voting Brings Results The Last Word #^HA Class of '53 Class '54 There's a rather haixlheaHed old saying -^,X of (Continutd we've heard on occasions of departure that By "Yahkem" Pasha from Paya 1) (Contlaaed from Pmt* 3D
goes "Don't look O'Heam, of * back, it's better that way." FIGHTIN' IRISH: Looking over the copy submitted to this South Orange, Quinn is a graduate of
' N. J., was We've always thought departure from Vil- sheet for publication this week, we find that one of St. Patty's swept in as class Georgetown Prep in Washing- Treasurer. lanova and the staff of this paper could be many clans is moving into predominance on this campus Marty, Johnson, of ton, D. C. While at George- Flushing N. done without a backward glance—like finish- QUINN elected president, QUIN to head the staff of the new Y., is the new town Art won letters in Foot- station. takes for capturing the most class Secretary. ball and V. ing up one job to go on to another. radio QUINN award Basketball, and was 6r. merit awards in extra curricula activities for past four years Next a class officer for But when edition No. 28 did come along— year's Seniors named his four . . . there is relation between them, other than the And no Thomas Ackerman, Harry Le- years there. At Villanova Art this final publication, it was hardly possible proverbial shirt tail variety. Fever, Joseph Roy. and Rob- is a member of the D.P.E. to take that cool and aloof attitude. Instead, HALLS OF MONTEZUMA: Come graduation day, Gene ert Brabson as their student frat and of the Marketing when we realize that the end has come to Dolan, on of our illustrious members from this scandal sheet, council representatives. They club. will have his marine bars pinned on his well-rounded shoulders something that was so much a part of us, are from the Commerce and Quinn led the PEERLESS by his dad who is also a marine officer ... No more hand- we just have to Jook back and take some Finance, Arts and Science, party to wins in five of the shaking for those two . . . From here in its to be a salute Education eight posts. proud consolation from having completed the and a "Yes sir!" and Engineering Dick Brady, a job we set before ourselves four years ago. JUNE VARIETIES: NROTC men buying unifonns for salty schools, respectively. C&Fer from Harrisburg Cath- olic, Harrisburg, Pa., era . . . Civilian grads ordering the wrong size cap and gown Blaha, an unsucc^lsful can- became And most of the consolation comes from '52 the VILLA partjr's ... auditors figuring the net return in presents from didate in last year's elections, winner in the knowing that this completion could never $2.50 worth of announcements and invitations. . . . Faculty is a Commerce and Finance vice-presidential race. members supporting their "Please don't leave us" pleads with Ted Sheehan, have come about without the unified work student. He is a member of Sports Editor tears and difficult exams . . . Administration members sing- of t|iis the varsity Baseball team, and weekly, overcame all <.:. vof some of the best men any college student ing "We hate to see you go, we hate to see you go, but what opposition was Chairman of the Ring as he won by 42 would like to call his friends. ,. the heck are you waitin' for we ihate to see you go." votes Committee this year. over his^ nearest rival Letters Underclassmen expressing wishes that they were in '52's Ranieri in the contest for the secre- V In fact, that's the most salient memory boots, Upperclassmen expressing desires to be in '55's boots pulled out a 16 vote margin over Blaha's running tarial position. Ted also was #• one does take from college with him the . . . Women from surrounding sites jumping from windows — Council Prexy Boosts Men a member of the VILLA party. at the thought of all the handsome men leaving the area . . . mate on the "United Party" knowledge that friendship is a man's most Joe Bradley, Local college queens kissing the boys goodbye while holdinir a slate. Don Brown. Ranieri Peeriess, also of
; : Office of the Council valuable possession, and the faith in what ; ; Student the school, letter from the guy that will see them at the various shore polled 130. C&F was reelected Editor ': - A v'.,;'v friendship can accomplish. ; ^ '';<-:•' treasure of the class of '64 resorts this summer . . . Cleaning ladies clearing the rooms In the treasurer race, by ? The Villanovan ; ; of college boys debris to make way for the summer-schooling 5 votes, 148 to 143. Bradley This year's graduating class Is a perfect O'Heam, who was class Secre- is a sisters . . . Maintenance men anchoring an3rthing of value member of the Sanctuary Dear Sir, tary this year, tallied 157. He example of the value. Admittedly the Class while waiting for the Alumni to gather here . . Yes, the Society, and the Marketing had a 34 vote differential over I would like to take this opportunity to year is at an end and each of us have various plans but all club. of '52 is a clique, but only in) the sense that his nearest competitor, John publicly thank the members of the 1951-1952 will remember the days at Villanova. Down Through The Beers Also reelected every member of thel dass belongs, and has Student Council. The cooperation that they Heiser. was George PARTING THOUGHTS: We would like to express our Eberle Johnson tallied 127 for to the Student Council. worked for the good of the body during a have extended has been the deciding factor appreciation to all the editora on the staff of this leading cam- Sec- Eberie is a C&F Marketing in the past successful year. pus weekly and particularlyto Jimmy Gallagher who made retary, to sweep in on the spectacular career. And, like every other major from De LaSalle every issue an important one by reporting the news as it was crest of a 46 vote margin. High To attempt to individually thank those Four Glorious Years Filled. . But Good School. member of the Gass, the retiring staff mem- honestly All of our gratitude to the Joseph Roy, the Education He is a member of the men who have contributed greatly would re- made, truthfully and ... Track team, belongs to bers of thib paper are proud to belong to the Augustinian Fathers for preparing us to meet a future which Mother Wanted to Stay beanie grow up awfully fast, student council choice, was the quire a printing of the roster of the Council. D.P.E. and Marketing in these trying times is very questionable ... A very per- By Joe Maeoich Our Junior Year revolved didn't he? Each year, the big the highest vote-getter in the club, '-'clique. / ^' ••. /'.>^;>v: ^'i'^rrr Also at this time, I extend my gratitude and to the sonal "thanks" to all of my wonderful classmates and under- around one week. The only buildings grew smaller, the class tallies. He counted 200 Sanctuary Society. to the Father Moderator of the Council, Joe But, about the job itself, the task this classmen who intensified the feeling of fellowship, which had thing that could have made subjects became easier, the to his credit. Kenny, president of the Around Villanova, Ackerman, Le- Reverend George McLaughlin, O.S.A. His always been present at Villanova ... As I write a -30- to this you don't class this year, Junior Week better was a few chow worse, the weekends bet- Fever, and Brabson all was elected paper assigns to its staffers each year: that have to ask a if be- won untiring efforts on behalf of the Council are that comes to mind is, "Thank you Villa- man he column about all more days. Mother's Day was ter and the friends closer. We via the substantial to the student council from too. is something that we can't leave without longs to the Class of '52. If he edge route. in no small way responsible for our accom- nova," you've been good to us, and we shall endeavor to make the beginning. The Mothers even became accustomed to the school of Arts and Sci- a great deal of looking back. Whether or not does, he'll tell you. He has a . Another choice was Harry plishments. you proud of your alumni. had such a good time that the rain. ences. Baird who polled Joe is an alumnus of is question pride in his class that can't be 190 to be we have met the challenge a we Very Sincerely, they didn't want to leave. Yes, the day those big head- St. beat. selected as Student Council Joseph's High School, in hope no one will be so bold as to try to an- L. Delaney "The Blazer (Ball was great, ed white ; Thomas hats made us sing // We Are Noi Fools. Four years ago "the class" Alumni Representative. Philly. swer. Chainnan, Student Council but •what would the Bryn songs and yell cheers and pol- In entered Villanova. You could Blaha, the new leader of the a close race for Student The task for this paper, when you come Mawr Fire Co. have done in ish brass we become Villa- Council Carry Personality Of Alma Mater see from the start that they'd men of '53, said representative from the event of a fire. Everyone novaris, a particular class of that his light down to it, is the same as that of every be doing big things. They the Engineering school, Don wondered how the fire engine Villanovana. There is much greatest hope and desire on individual student. Only, by its force of con- Thanks: Exciiange Student After Graduating By Calling Mary were gathered together on Miller beat out Hank Lavery got into the Field House ex- to be done in the world, and his accession to his new office Austin Field for an orientar by 2 votes, 92 to 90. Don came tact with everyone on campus, the paper ,By Jim Griffin cept the guys sporting oil of judging from what they have was that "the spirit that the Bditor*9 Note—Aa cm Sxchange Student from tion song session and just na- to Villanova by way of St. imposes more responsibility on itself than wintergreen. done, they will do okay. class exhibited so well in the Oermany Walter Rupprecht made many friends turally threw a picnic. Those Thomas Aquinas High, Ro- For seniors. May is a unique nova is an alma mater, both on There will be a few planning and any one student lyould be asked to assume. therefore were the days when the "bakl- Towering Eiffel Tower more execution of during the paat year at ViUanova. He its and as a reflection of chester, N. Y. He is a member month. It rings at one time own parties too. Junior Week might be carried usee this means to express publicly his farewett guys" were in the other The Eiffel Tower and the of the American Still the question comes down to the one with the full anticipation of the Alma Mater who watches tt Institute of classes^ flats turned on into the Senior year. and invites att VUkmovans to his home who may the hol- over it. the Field House Chemical Engineers and be- denominator for both student and paper: graduation and with homeland. **WaU" we say. We're Mark of Zorro into Paris for the evening. visit his To low overtones of departure. It Matter of Names Class of '55 longs to the Phi Kappa Pi Are you any better for having been part One night they rushed the That 30' tower, yes,* we said lirilUUTATIVISl a glad you came and we are sorry you can not pictures of smiling and R«l«m«l«r — Bill Landls frat. brings call (Oontlntted from VtLge Tom On campus we her ''Our orientation committee and I 30^ tower, stayed up. It 1) 321 Fadloan Hall of the stay longer. you ad a fellow VUla- handshaking, and best wishes was Running group; have you made Villanova any We w^com^ Lady of Villanova." But she unopposed Foot- •-';•'' ^^:-:' have heel prints on my back thrown together in only a few JEANNin'S novan. and the conferring of degrees. Dark - horse, independent, baller Art Knowlton received better for being one of Its parts? is one and the same as the to prove it. Those were the months. The Dinner Dance •RYN MAWR FLOWER SHO^ But it also brings to mind the day-hop Tom McCarthy, an- an exchange student "Lady of Fatim& Lourdes, when Zorro made his CORSAGI SPECUUSTS 223 votes to become Student As dormitor- days climaxed an excellent week. And for both the paper and the members packed bags, empty other Engineer copped the Ftaa DaUvarjr Pk«M Brya Mawr SStn Council representative from Germany I entered Villa- Guadalupe." She loves us, each mark and we found that the We spent the rest of the year from ies and the faces of friends, post of class SmcU DUcaaal far Cask Ikta of the graduating class, there can be only and every one, and she is wait- freshman with just a little bit secretary with the Education school. nova College last September perhaps discussing Junior Week and blurring, vanishing, 66 votes, besting the second one answer: We're glad to have been given and had the opportunity to ing for our invitation to come of spirit, determination, lead- planning for a Senior Month. never to be seen again. place candidate the opportunity tiy. with us, to follow our i>aths ership and unity couldn't do a by 9 votes. to study in this fine place for there We returned this year, hav- We don't suppose that where ever they lead. thing. Red-head Don McGahan, run- two semesters. Since the sec- ing settled for a Senior Year. is a graduate on campus who taste of ning- mate of over very As years i>ass many of us We got our politics The Senior this prexy Licopoli, ond semester will be would say that things were Prom year, will forget the details of ViUa- that year too. You couldn't was, being as garnered a 14-vote plurality soon I want to thank every- perfect here at Villanova dur- modest as we nova which seem now so vivid see the campus for the "Vote can, the greatest to become responsible for the body for evenrthing and to four years. There were Last year ing our in our minds. Perhaps a half for Me" signs, and you didn't finances of the we had gone up ; this year class. A C&F extend my best wishes for the gripes and blunders by stu- we mm dosen scenes from our college dare walk to vote, you had to went across. man from Franklin The "bridge" was Square, future to all fellow Villano- dents and by administration. I rode from the barracks VILLANbVA pOLLBQI, VILLANOVA, ^A. days will last, until only ah im- ride. SO', long. N. Y., McGahan received 95 vans. Alumni in a new Buick. I JAMBS J. QALLAQHCR KDtTOR. I I Imperfect Personality pression is left in place of the to DAVB MAVNE8 N-CH BF Unique votes to win the post from Managlno Edlt«r have. liked it so much that I voted End TBD 8HEBHAN Sportt Bdlter I am most sure that never in my life shall But we are glad that we can photographs we now Pat Butarizzi. JAMBS OLAVI N N«wafMtMr« Editor The pond had real water in I wonderful weeks and months I these four years were But the impression will ten times. - forget the say that In QERALO MICALLBr Wmttiurm Editor it the seven-man race for . Found Use For Frosh tool but no one was drinking ANTHONY QALATI Copy Editor spent at Villanova. Perhaps some day not "perfect". For Villanova never tarnish . • because it ALBERT have the third Student Council seat, DUQAB Metur^ Editor will be the impression of a per- Our Sopohomore year we water that weekend. The Din- JOSEPH BOONER Buolnooo to.us is a personality . . . and Mafiaoor I shall be able to recall old. memories of the John Loggi left JOSEPH MULLEN, ROBERT EWI NO.. Circulation Mora. sonality. returned to Villanova no ner Dance started the festivi- all comers be- past year with some, or at least one, of you who would ask perfection of longer low man on the totem ties on the right foot, hind, with a respectable 32- FACULTY ADVISOR—REV. J. A. KLBKOTKA, O. S. A. personality? Mothers un- Watching Lady the if you come to Germany. Looking forward a pole. We did our best to make Prom kept them going, and vote markin. Loggi, a Chem ASSOCIATE EDITORS! B. Rvoao. R. Allon, Ok. doubtedly hold a place beyond J«f«oo, to being your host, I remain always It is rather pleasant to con- W. Shilllfio. Q. Crlat. PI. Boora. W. Mouaton. C. Flotn. some day '53 enterprising seniors major comparison, in the hearts of the class of feel at home. ended it from Atlantic City, Ing. W. Andoraon, R. Qulnn, W. Qraanay, A. Hannaaoay, your friend, sider this fact. Certainly we T. Paaha, J. QHfflfi, O. Oolan, 'That whole year not a single in their own unique way. won with a J. MMouaih, F. DoLuca, sons . . . yet who would claim 76-man backing. J. Mlnahan, N. Cloehlttl, NaNn. cannot take the campus with J. Q. Farmiaofi, R. Walter Rupprecht Soph shined his own shoes. When it comes to the extra- The election of CaafiMan, B. S«lli«r. J. Carooran, J. QlNnnan,^ f. Farrall, that his was perfect? The de- us. But we can take the per- Arts-man Log- S. Conway, B. Draifoli, M. MaeOrao^r, J. that curricular sodal life of the Bamberg, Bavaria fects are negligible when com- the person We disoovered freshmen gi gives members of the class STAFF: J. McClallan. sonality and behind S. Lyona. J. Hayaa, E. Lang. J. Gabelsbergersti-asse 18 were of some use. class of '52, who can keep Con^nmy. J. Quthria, R. WInflald, O. Fohl, R. Stlanar, pared with the virtures, and the personality. We have no of 1955 representation of all C. Stafrin, J. Maoon, A. MInleessI, R. Slmonic. Sk«lly. track O. U. S. Zone, Germany completely through The Sophomore Cotillion of ? From the games, to the R. Mallor, J. K%trry, O. Oar«elca, C Lavinsky, B. Byrna. unseen choice but to turn our faces three schools on next year's that year was almost as good parties, to the picnics, to the Thia iMlMr la dodtcatod to ono af tha finaat n%f% wAo the eyes of love. So it should away from Villanova. But if Council. m>fr fttfm4 Vlllan«va( Seholor, Atlilata, Qantlaman — Prayers are requested for the repose of as our Junior Prom. A few of dances, to the weekends, the LEO OOODREAU be with an alma mater. we are wise we will not let go In balloting for class presi- the soul of Dr. Paul A. Loefflad, college the guys are still cutting out class of '52 showed that it not Pubilohcd woakly dwrlng tha achool yur by tha atudants "Ahna Mater" seemed a from our lives that lovely laay dent. Bill Ford followed Lico- NEWLT ELECTED CLASS PBESIDENT8. Arthur Quinn, 54; Subacrlptlon rataa ara St.00 aor died morning after leaves, but they'll be all only worked hard but played of VMlMteva Collofo. physician, who Sunday paper Frank Licopoli, '55, '53 yoar. Of tha amount atudonta *• • tuition foa. 9^.00 little corny to us as freshmen who watched over use these poli with and Don Blaha. (left to right) discuss MX an operation. Funeral services will be held right. Well get around to re- hard, and as a class. 97 votes; Bill Devers IB for a ytar's ubaeriptlen. as seniors we can not help but four years. If we are not fools election returns with Rev. George McLaughlin, O. S. A. Moder- Entarad as aocond elaaa mattar «t tha Villanova Pott tomorrow at St. Alice's Church, Stony- turning that section of fence Make Way For Uttie Guy and Mark McCormick received will never turn our ator of Student Activities, after Offlca. Dae. V, IMI. K)f\Mr ttia Act of Mar. t,^ 1179. realize the feelings which we backs the results were announced hurst. tt one of those days too. The little guy in the blue 41 and 36 respectively. Mambar of Aaaoclat«d Collagiata Praaa, Mambar af Cath- coined the Villa- to "Our Lady of Villanova. last Thursday. •li« Praaa Aaoalatlon, Oatliolle Cdftas* Praaa Aaaaaiatlan. phrase. For — ;
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> Editorial *. Big Voting ^olOHJvgoodit^/l Brings Results The Last Word SHA '53 '54 There's a rather haixihearted old saying IT aass of Class of (Continued from we've heard on occasions of departure that By "Yankee** Pasha Pafs 1) (Ooiitlna«4 (ron PiMr« 1) ' goes "Don't look back, it's better that way." 0*Heam, FIGHTIN' IRISH: Looking over the copy submitted to this of South Orange, Quinn is a * graduate of always Vil- N. J., , We've thought departure from sheet for publication this week, we find that one of St. Patty's was swept in as class Georgetown Prep in Washing, lanova and the staff of this paper could be many clans is moving into predominance on this campus Treasurer. Marty, Johnson, of ton, D. C. While at George- done without a backward glance—like finish- QUINN elected president, QUIN to head the staff of the new Flushing N. Y., is the new town Art won letters in Foot- ing up one job to go on to another. radio station, QUINN takes award for capturing the most class Secretary. ball and Basketball, and was merit awards in extra curricula activities for past four years But when edition No. 23 did come along Next year's Seniors named a class officer for his four . . . And there is no relation between them, other than the years there. this final publication, it was hardly possible Thomas Ackerman, Harry Le- At Villanova Art proverbial shirt tail variety. Fever, Joseph Roy. and is a member of the D.P.E. to take that cool and aloof attitude. Instead, HALLS OF MONTEZUMA: Come graduation day. Gene Rob- ert Brabson as their frat and of the Marketing when we realize that the end has come to Dolan, on of our illustrious members from this scandal sheet, student club. shoulders council representatives. They something that was so part of us, will have his marine bars pinned on his well-rounded much a are from the Quinn led the his dad who is also a marine officer more hand- Conrnierce and PEERLESS :we by ... No just have to jook back and take some Finance, Arts and party to wins in five shaking for those two . . . From here in its to be a salute Science, of the t)roud consolation completed the from having and a "Yes sir!" Education and Engineering eight posts. Dick Brady, a job we set before ourselves four years ago. JUNE VARIETIES: NROTC men buying unifonns for salty schools, respectively. C&Fer from Harrisburg Cath- olic, era . . . Civilian grads ordering the wrong size cap and gown Blaha, an unsuccAsful Harrisburg, Pa., became -i And most of the consolation conies from can- '52 auditors figuring the net return in presents from the VILLA ... didate in last year's elections, partsr's winner in knowing that this completion could never $2.50 worth of announcements and invitations. . . . Faculty the is a Commerce and Finance vice-presidential race. members supporting their "Please don't leave us" pleads with Ted Sheehan, have come about without the unified work student. He is a member of Sports Editor tears and difficult exams . . . Administration members 8ing« of the varsity Baseball this weekly, overcame all lof some of the best men any college student ing "We hate to see you go, we hate to see you go, but what team, and was Chaimum of the opposition as he won by 42 "would like to call his friends. the heck are you waitin' for we tiate to see you go." Ring votes over his^ nearest rival LmHetB Underclassmen expressing wishes that they were in '52*8 Committee this year. in the contest for the In fact, that's the most salient memory boots, Upperclassmen expressing desires to be in '55's boots Ranieri pulled out a 16 vote secre- margin over tarial position. Ted also was one does take from college with him—the . . . Women from surrounding sites jumping from windows Blaha's running Council Prexy Boosts Men a member of the . . on VILLA party. knowledge that friendship is a man's most at the thought of all the handsome men leaving the area . mate the "United Party" Local college queens kissing the boys goodbye while holdinir a slate. Joe Bradley, Peeriess, also of valuable possession, and the faith in what Office of the Student Council Don Brown. Ranieri letter from the guy that will see them at the various shore polled 130. the C&F school, was reelected friendship Editor , can accomplish. ^^ -: treasure resorts this summer . . . Cleaning ladies clearing the rooms In the treasurer race, of the class of '54 by The Vinariovan of college boys debris to make way for the summer-schooling 5 votes, 148 to 143. This year's graduating dass is a perfect O'Heam, who was class Secre- Bradley Dear Sir, sisters . . . Maintenance men anchoring anything of value tary is a member of the Sanctuary example of the value. Admittedly the Class this year, tallied 157. He while waiting for the Alumni to gather here . \ . Yes, the Society, and the Marketing I would like to take this opportunity to had a 34 vote differential over of *52 is a clique, but only in) the sense that year is at an end and each of us have various plans but all club. his nearest competitor, publicly thank the members of the 1951-1952 will remember the days at Villanova. Down Through The Beers John > every member of the) dass belongs, and has Heiser. Also reelected Student Ck>uncil. The cooperation that they PARTING THOUGHTS: We would like to express our was George Eberle to the Student Council. worked for the good of the body during a have extended has been the deciding factor appreciation to all the editoi*s on the staff of this leading cam- Johnson tallied 127 for Sec- retary, to sweep in Eberle is a C&F Marketing spectacular career. And, like every other in the past successful year. pus weekly and particuJarlyto Jimmy Gallagher who made on the crest major from. De LaSalle High To attempt to individually thank those every issue an important one by reporting the news as it was Four Glorious Years of a 46 vote margin. member of the Class, the retiring staff mem- Filled,.,But Good School. He is a member men who have contributed greatly would re- made, truthfully and honestly ... All of our gratitude to the Joseph Roy, the Education of the bers of this paper are proud to belong to the Augustinian Fathers for preparing us to future which Track team, belongs to quire a printing of the roster of the Council. meet a Mother Wanted to Stay beanie grow up awfully fast, student council choice, was the * is questionable per- D.P.E. and •';:^""^;^'> /^:'• ,;.;.;' in these trying times very ... A very Our Junior Year revolved didn't he? year, the highest vote-getter in the Marketing club, ^-dique. Also at this time, I extend gratitude By Joa Masoach Each the big my sonal to all wonderful classmates and to "thanks" of my and under- around one week. The only buildings grew smaller, class tallies. He counted 200 the Sanctuary Society. to the Father Moderator of the Council, the But, about the job itself, the task this classmen who intensified the feeling of fellowship, which had thing that could have made subjects Joe Kenny, president of the Villanova, became easier, the to his credit. Ackerman, Le- Reverend George McLaughlin, O.S.A. His always been present at Villanova ... As I write a -80- to this Around you don't paper assigns to its staffers each year: that Junior Week better was a few chow worse, the weekends bet- Fever, and Brabson class this year, was elected untiring efforts on behalf of the Council are have to ask a man if he be- all won column about all that comes to mind is, "Thank jrou Villa- more days. Mother's Day was ter and the friends to the student too. is something that we can't leave without longs '52. closer. We via the substantial edge route. council from in no small way responsible for our accom- nova," you've been good to us, and we shall endeavor to make to the Class of If he the beginning. The Mothers even became accustomed to the school of Arts and a great deal of looking back. Whether or not . Another choice Sci- plishments. you proud of your alumni. does, he'll tell you. He has a was Harry had such a good time that the rain. ences. Joe is an alumnus we have met the challenge is a question we pride in his class that can't be Baird who polled 190 to be of , Very Sincerely, they didn't want to leave. Yes, the day those big beat. head- selected as St. Joseph's High School, in hope no one will be so bold as to try to an- ' Student Council ; vj Thomas L. Dehmey The Blazer (Ball was great, ed white hats // We Are Not Fools Four years ago "the class" made us sing Philly. but Alumni Representative. swer. Chairman, Student Council «what would the Bryn songs and yell cheers and pol- In entered Villanova. You could Blaha, the new leader of the a close race for Student The task for this paper, when you come Mawr Fire Co. have done in ish brass we become Villa- Carry Personality Of Alma Mater see from the start that they'd Council representative from the event of a fire. novan's, men of '53, said that his light it, is Everyone a particular class of- down to the same as that of every be doing big things. Tliey the Engineering school, Don wondered how the fire engine Villanovans. There is much greatest hope and desire on individual student. Only, by its force of con- Thanks: jExchange Student After Graduating By Calling Mary were gathered together on Miller beat out Hank Lavery got into the Field House ex- to be done in the world, and his accession to his new office tact with everyone on campus, the paper ,By Jim Griffin Austin Field for an orientsr by 2 votes, 92 to 90. Don came Rdiior*9 on Sxehange Biudent from cept the guys sporting oil of judging from what they have was that "the spirit that the Noie—Aa tion song session and just na- to Villanova by way imposes more responsibitity on itself than wintergreen. done, they will class exhibited of St. Oermany Walter Rupprecht made many friends turally threw a picnic. Those do okay. so well in the is a unique nova is an alma mater, both on Thomas Aquinas High, Ro- any one student lyould be asked to assume. For seniors. May There will be a few more planning and execution of during the past year at VUkmova. He therefore were the days when the "bald- Towering Eiffel Tower' chester, month. It rings at one time its own and as a reflection of parties too. N. Y. He is a member usee this means to expreaa publicly his farewell guys" were in the other The Eiffel Junior Week might be carried Still the question comes down to the one with the full anticipation of the Alma Mater who watches Tower and the of the American Institute of and invites aU VUUmwvans to his home who may dassesk flats turned the Field House on into the Senior year." denominator for both student and paper: graduation and with the hol- over it. Chemical Engineers and be- visit his homeland. To ''Wait*' we say, We're Mark of Zorro into Paris for the evening. low overtones of departure. It Matter of Names Class of '55 longs to the Phi Kappa Pi Are you any better for having been a part glad you came and we are sorry you am not smiling and One night they rushed the That 30' tower, yes,' we said iirRituTATinti brings pictures of Tom R*ism«ltr — Bill LaiMfIs On campus we call her "Our orientation committee I 30^ (Oontinued from Plei^e 1) w^leom^ you Villa- and tower, stayed up. It was 321 Fcdigan Hall of the group; have you made Villanova any stay longer. We ad a feUow handshaking, and best wishes Running unopposed Foot- Lady of Villanova." But she have heel prints on my back thrown together in only a few JEANNin'S novan, .... •-, •:•:;;•;.;• the conferring of degrees. Dark - horse, better for being one of Its \^-.\. and independent, bailer Art Knowlton parts? is one and the same as the to prove it. Those were the months. The Dinner IRYN MAWR FLOWER SHOP received But it also brings to mind the Dance day-hop Tom McCarthy, As an exchange student "Lady of Fatima. Lourdes, days when Zorro made his an- CORSAGE 223 votes to become Student bags, empty dormitor- climaxed an excellent week. SPECIALISTS And for both the paper and the members packed other Engineer copped the FtM D*li*«r7 PkMM Brya Ikwr S^7« from Germany I entered Villa- Guadalupe." She loves us, each mark and we found that the We spent the rest of the year Council representative from of the gi'aduating ies and the faces of friends, post of class SpMhl DUcaml far Caak tkra Cmpat class, there can be only nova College last September and every one, and she is wait- freshman with just a little bit secretary with the Education school. blurring, vanishing, perhaps discussing Junior Week and one answer: We're glad to have been given ing for our invitation to come of spirit, determination, lead- 66 votes, besting the second and had the opportunity to to be seen again. planning for a Senior Month. never follow place candidate the opportunity to tiy. study in this fine place for with us, to our i»aths ership and unit|r couldn't do a by 9 votes. We don't suppose that there We returned this year, hav- where ever they lead. • Red-head Don two semesters. I^ince the sec- thing. ing settled for Senior McGahan, run- is a graduate on campus who a Year. over vety As years pass many of us We got our taste of politics ning- mate of prexy Licopoli, ond semester will be would say that things were The Senior Prom this year, wiU forget the details of Villa- that year too. You couldn't garnered a 14-vote plurality soon I want to thank every- perfect here at Villanova dur- was, being as modest as we nova which seem now so vivid see the campus for the "Vote to become responsible for the body for evenrthing and to ing our four years. There were can, the greatest Last year in our minds. Perhaps a hiJf for Me" signs, and you didn't we had finances of the class. extend my best wishes for the gripes and blunders by stu- gone up ; this year we A C&F mm dozen scenes from our college dare walk to vote, you had to went across. The man from Franklin future to all fellow Villano- dents and by administration. "bridge" was Square, VILLANOVA POLLBQB, VILLANOVA. ^A. days will last, until only ati im- ride. I rode from the barracks 80*, long. N. Y., vans. McGahan received 95 JAMCS J. QALLAQHKPI CDnrOM-IN.CHICF Imperfect Personality pression is left in place of the to Alumni in a new Buick. I votes OAVl MAVNES Manaofng Kdltor Unique to win the post from that never in life shall photographs we now have. liked it so much that I voted End ~bO SHECHAN ... tportt editor I am most sure my But we are glad that we can Pat Butarizzi. JAMBt QLAVIN NawafMfurv Cdlt«r The I the wonderful weeks and months I four years were But the impression will ten times. pond had real water in QCNALD MtOALLKF Fcatur* Kdltor forget say that these In the it tooi but no one seven-man race for ANTHONY OALATI Copy Kdltor have spent at Villanova. Perhaps some day not "perfect". For Villanova never tarnish . . . because it Found Use For Frosh was drinking ALBKUT DUOAS Pteturo the third Kdltor will be the impression of a per- Our Sopohomore year we water that weekend. The Din- Student Council seat, '*2i%^*^ BOONKN Smtnooo Monagor I shall be able to recall old. memories of the to.us is a personality . . . and JOSKPH MULLKN, ROKKIIT KWINC.CIreulatlOfi Ugn. sonality. to Villanova no ner Dance started the festivi- John Loggi left all comers be- with some, or at least one, of you who would ask perfection of returned past year hind, FACULTY ADVISOR—MKV. J. A. KLKKOTKA. O. t. A. longer low man on the totem ties on the right foot, the with a respectable 32- if Germany. Looking forward a personality? Mothers un- Watching Lady you come to Prom kept vote markin. AMOCIATK KDIT0R8: B. Ruooo. R. AllOfi, place beyond pole. We did our best to make them going, and Loggi, a Chem tK iMMO, I always doubtedly hold a It is rather pleasant to con- W. Shilling. O. Crist. A. Booro, W. MoiMtMi. C. Flom. to some day being your host, remain comparison in the hearts of the class of '63 feel at home. enterprising seniors ended it major from Atlantic City, Ing. W. Andoroon, R. Qulnn, W. Oroanoy. A. Mowwooaoy. your friend, sider this fact. Certainly we T. Paatia, J. Qrlffin, O. Oalaii, J, MaiuMth. T. DoLuea. "That whole year not a single in their own unique way. sons . . . yet who would claim won with a 76-man backing. J. MiNahan, N. CtaahlttI, J. NoMn. Farauaon, cannot take the campus with O. R. Walter Rupprecht Soph shined his own shoes. When it comes to the extra- CaahMMn. B. tallior. J. Carooraw, 4. QtUmmm,^ 8. Farroll. that his was perfect? The de- us. But we can take the per- The election of Arts-man Log- t. Cofiway, B. DraiMB. M. M aaOraoar, J. Bamberg, Bavaria fects are negUgible when com- We discovered that freshmen curricular sodal life of the gi gives STAFF: J. McCtallaM. sonality and the person behind members of the class t. Lywia. 4. Hayaa, K. Lang. J. class '52, Conmmy, J. Quthria, Wlnflald, Gabetebergersti-asse 18 were ot some use. of who can keep R. O. Fohl. R. Btlonor. pared with the virtures, and the personality. We have no of 1965 representation of all C. ttaffin. J. Maoon, A. MlnleeaEl, tlmonlc. D. Skally. R. U. S. Zone, Germany The Sophomore Cotillion of track ? From the games, to the R. Mallor, J. ^urry, Q. Ooroeko, C. Lovinoky, B. Bymo. completely unseen through choice but to turn our faces three schools on next year's parties, Thio prnpr la dodlcatod finoot «vlie that year was almost as good to the picnics, to the to ona af tho mon the eyes of love. So it should away from Villanova. But if Council. avor itffd Villanova t toliolor. Athloto, Qontloman — Prayers are requested for the repose of be with an ahna mater. as our Junior Prom. A few of dances, to the weekends, the LRO QOOORKAU we are wise we will not let go In balloting for class presi- soul of Dr. Paul A. Loefflad, college guys are still cutting out class of '52 showed that it not Fubllaliod wookly (during tho vcliool yoar by tho ttudonta the lives the "Alma Mater" seemed a from our that lovely lady dent. Bill Ford followed HEWLT ELECTED CLASS PBESDENTS. Arthur Quinn. 54; of VMtonova Collogo. Suboerlfrtlon rataa ara BLOO oer physician, who died Sunday morning after paper leaves, but they'll be all only worked hard but played Lico- Of tho amount otudonto *• • tuition loo, M.OO little corny to us as freshmen who watched over use these Frank Licopoli. '55. cmd Don Blaha, '53 (left to right) C»mr. My an operation. Funeral services will be held get around to re- hard, and as a class. poli with 97 votes; Bill Devers discuss I for a yoar'a aubaoriptlon. right. Well as seniors we can not help but four years. If we are not fools election returns with Rev. George McLcmghlin, O. S. A. Moder- Kntorod ao aaeond claaa m attar at tho Villanova Foot tomorrow at St. Alice's Church, Stony- turning that section of fence Make Way For Uttle Gay and Mark McCormick received i''< OfHco. Oac. h, iMi. Undor tho Act of Mar. i^ 1t7». realize the feelings which we will never turn our backs ator of Student Activities, after the results were announced Mambor of Aoaociatod Colloglato Froaa, Mambor of Cath- hurst. one of those days too. The little guy in the blue 41 and 36 respectively. to "Our Lady of Villanova." last olie Frooo Aaaoolatlon, Oatholle Cahaga Praaa Aaaaelatlon. coined the phrase. For Villa- Thursday.
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4 P«f« THE VILLANOVAN Tintdftsr» Mxf 10, 1M2 IWidaar, M«F 2<^ 1M8 THE VILLANQVAN PaC« 1 Bob Qiiin Eleded Station Mangager Lbhr Named Commencement Speaker Two Mile Relay Team Wins At Los Angeles; (tf WVIL for 53; Replaoes Bob iUen ence degree in Biok>gy, he will ^ecutive of the Warren^ Pe- (Continued from Pago 1) continue studies at George- troleum Company in Tulsa, specifically invited to Bac- town Univers-ity Medical Oklahoma. A trustee of the - calaureate Mass, but may at- School in Washington, D. C. University of Notre Dame and Mahanmen Hand Equitable First Loss, 9 5 tend. Famous Alumnas a holder of an honoraiy de- Class valedictorian for Mon- Another of the honorary de- gree from that school, he also gree recipients, holds a Papal day's graduation, in addition John P. Kiley, commissiim as i , to his work for the yearbook, is a Civil EIngineering gradu- a Conmiander of St. Gregory Wheiler's 1:50:5 Half Mile is also a member of the Stu- ate of Villanova. He was re- for his work in Catholic Ac- Omaha-miniled Cat dent Council and Lambda cently elected president of the tion in the Southwest. Main Factor In Wildcat Kappa Delta fraternity. Lohr, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul C&F Leads Degrees Beat Undefeated Win a graduate of Xavier high & Pacific Railroad after a Of the 498 students receiv- school in New York city, is the career with the railroad that ing academic degrees at com- TED SHEEHAN, Sparta Editor began during his mencement, Insurance Squad son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles summer va^ 23 completed the The VjUanova track team won the invitation two-mile cations from college. required courses at the H. Lohr, Jr., of Jamaica, Long end of relay at the twelfth annual Coliseum Relays last Friday night the fall Island. Joseph A. LaFortune, the semester of this year. at Los Angeles, California. Their time for the distance was The Commerce and Receiving a Bachelor of Sci- i third degree recipient, is an Finance *r~ By Harry Angmr 7:32;6. school is awarding the largest winning A big: home run blast off In the four team number of degrees, 245 Bache- Baseball the bat of John Watson, and Club Ends invitation race, one of the 434 Qualify For Dean s List, lors of Science in Economics. Wildcat runners, Wheiler, the stellar hittingf of Bobby Ray A breakdown of the other a Maurer and Chuck McGuckin 83rd Season With was timed in an impressive degrees to be awarded is Aits, 1:50:5 third leg. However, 4 Achieve Perfect Average sparked the Wildcats to a 9-5 61 ; Electrical Engineering, the show was stolen the Peter, victory over Equitable Life of by Lapinsohn. Donald T., Riasotte, Education, Two Away Games Jr.. Silverman. Herbert A.. Vaasel- 39; 36; Civil En- anchor leg for the second . The Dean's list for the fall New York. It was the first luszo. Francis. gineering and Biology, 27 place Occidental team who semester of 1951 lists 434 men SENIOR CHEMISTRY time in the four year series each ; Mechanical Engineer- was unofficially clocked in with averages of 3.0 or better. StlUwason. James E.. Ferren, Rich- that the Mainliners where By Cari Vaienti A.. McDonough. John M.. Brod- ing, ard 26; Chemical Engineer- able to 1:48:5, almost a full second Also numbered on the list, nyan. John O., Delihonte, David W., come out on top. With but two games re- Dean, Thomas A. ing, 18; Chemistry, 8; Mathe- under the official record for NEW STAnON MANAGER ol WVIL, Bob Quin (right) receiyes released by Rev. Thomas Villanova jumped off to a ON YOUR MASK! Part of the eight man mile race ready for maining for Coach SENIOR MATH matics. 5; Naval Science and Art the distance set by Sidney congratulations from retiring manager Bob Allen cmd modera- Burke, O.S.A., Registrar, last lead in the the gun in the third annual Intra-Mural track - Highland, Patrick. Germano, Rich- Physics, ^0 home half of and field meet Mahan's diamond men, they Linahah. Thonaas C. 3 each. , Wooderson of England. tor Rev. Louis Rongione, O.S.A. Quin was elected at a meet- week, were four men who at- ard N., the first inning- when Maurer held last Wednesday. As usual, the freshmen class walked take to the road for the bal- SEklOR NAVAL SCIENCE Michigan and Illinois, who ing of the staff last week. tained Graduation announcements off a perfect average of John J., Dignan. George J.. led off with a triple to center with the victors laurels. ance of the season. Both con- Gloria. and three invitations per were originally slated to race 4.0. They are WiUiam A. Sech. Dolan. Eugene T. and Dick Shannon, who had tests are scheduled to be An election last Wednesday distinguished himself as a SENIOR PHYSIOS graduate are now available in in the event booked a last senior civil engineer; Louis a perfect day at the plate, fol- pliayed on foreign soil. set Robert Quin in the station- member of the Stadent Coun- Griffin. Jamea J.. Jr.. Dailey, the Bookstore, and should be minute dual meet so the field Hevey, senior accounting ma- Charles. lowed with another big three 'Tomorrow afternoon the Frosh Home First Usual ,was reduced to manaffership of the Villanova cil. picked up as soon as possible. As Villanova, jor; Frank Demaio, junior SENIOR EDUCATION bagger to the same spot. Wildcats travel to Delaware J., Soltner, Ocidental second, CoUesre radio station, WVIL. Quin's first duties will in- Raskopr. Frederick A delay last week in delivery Georgetown biology; and Gaetano Gumina' Eugene F., Andolaro, Anthony. Cian- The Wildcats came back, where they meet the Blue Quin won a clear cut majority Stelnhofer, Peter E.. made the announcements un- thir and California last. clude appointing the various freshman biology. ciosl, Caesar. after being held scoreless in In Third Linament Derby Hens. Friday wiU find ViUa- from the staff he will guide eteiner, Robert J., Steffen, Carl J.. available at the time announ- Simigan Starts other technical leada*8 of the The list, not necessarily in HughA. Jamea M.. DlOrasla. J .*tk..viLj'i.. ; : ' PaC« • THE VILLANOVAN TuMclay, May 19SZ F«f*!^ 2Q» TiMMlaiy, May tO, 1982 THE VILLANOVAN CmTTtt Fresh Wia At Usnal FonrPotsHileWiiiiiere NROTC fifleneii Editorial Clianges DPE Is Planning Navy Drill Team Cops Trophy (Continued from IPtLgt 5> (Continued from Pttfv 5) Too Late Fifth in nationals IJIen For 1st Breakfast Jack Lewis was awarded first defend his mile crown and an- List Six New place over Ward nex his fourth By TED SHEEHAN, SparU EJHor Welsh on the straight IC4A 2Sth basis of fewer misses. 'There mile crown. He is heavily fav- By ""E. TfMdjr K9€t% Replacing Seniors Sunday, May was also a tie for third be- ored to do just that. Cummin One of the unfortunate things about tiirhing out a col- Competing against hun- tween two Frosh. Clancy should take the discus lege newspaper is the fact that publication ceases sometime dreds of ROTC colleges and\ (Continued from Page 1) Plans for Delta Pi EpsiloiT's Haner Takes Shot throw again if he can repeat in mid-May because of examinations, graduations, and the universities all over the coun- ) first annual Communion The Juniors finally came his early season 160 foot his next writing possibility rest, and as a result many important happenings in the col- try, the Villanova rifle ^fVB»r Breakfast were announced by through when Bob Haner heave. John Joe Barry is now will probably be with "Stars legiate sports world go unreported and unheralded. and placed fifth in the National the frat's president, Don Tom Neville took first and in good shape to keep his ROTC Intercollegiate Rifle and Stripes". Two such events are going to come off in late May and Briggs, at a fraternity meet- second in the ; two-mile laurel. shot but it was Match. included affair early June, and because of this paper's early ending will The other changes ing last Thursday. The only a moral boost as the Ray Wheiler by virtue of Coached by Marine M/Sgt. not receive true acclaim. These twe events are the National Ted Sheehan as managing will be held Sunday, May 25. points didn't change the his race in Los Angeles last DeSpeghel, the im- team has editor, Dick Winfield as news It will begin with 8:80 Mass Collegiate Athletic Association's baseball tournament and standings. The javelin was Friday night should give proved over last years tine and Harry in the College Chapel followed the seventy-sixth running of the outdoor IC4A champion- taken by Steve Barna of the Georgetown's Carl Joyce a editor, Carl Valenti showing when they placed in the dining *•;;:;:'.• ''; ' by a breakfast ships. ; V V,r-.:.r.r"', r -r-'V, .Vi;. Freshmen who beat the good run in the half. Jim Anger as sports editors and 16th in the nationals. hall with several entertaining Villanova's participation in the former is mere supposi- Sophomores' Bill Belleville by Reardon will run in either Jim Glavin. as feature editor. The competition is based on -» speakers. tion, in the later, true iacL<['^.^::,^y'/.:...\;:i- a few inches. that distance or the quarter. a pyramid system. Starting at Joe Mullen will take over Points Also in the will Elections were also held were awarded on the 440 be Pete the bottom* all the Army, business end of the paper :: V Time to Shout the evening for next basis of 5, 3. 2 and 1 for Simigan and Joe Gaffney. Thursday the Navy, and Air Force ROTC t^hile Bob Mellor becomes pic- FBANaS THOMPSON Omaha is a city in Nebraska famed for its livestock and individual Points ought to Editor year's fraternity officers. events and 10, 6, 4 be garnered rifle teams in the country fire Elsior New Lynx floods but to Art Mahan and a choice group of his associates ture editor and Nick Elected were: President, Tom and 2 for the relays. by some of those boys. for a place in their respective it ain't the cows or rain that's important, it's the baseball takes over the reins of the Ackerman; Vice - President, districts. The top teams go. on tournament that is held in that fair burgh every spring. circulation department. Tony Thompson to Edit Lou Goeringer; Secretary, Joe Stapf, attaches the victors flag to compete in the regionals, loss NJLO.T.C. Miss Barbara This year the Wildcats chances of participation in the affair Galati and Ed Long will team Birch ; Treasurer, Mike winners in the annual inter- Eligibility Rule semi-finals, and, with luck and to the guidon of Baker Company, are so strong that the news really should not be kept in The orders of finish, times as copy editors. Quinn; and Student Council competition. Presentation was made during Armed (Continued from Pa^e skill, for a place in the finals. up Literary Magazine, company whisper fbrmiany longer,./ .;>;''y^^ and distances are as follows: 5) Representative, John Sirena. Saturday. The Villanova team not only The changes, as approved Forces Day exercises in the stadium last 100: 1, Bill Cunningham, teams next year. If however, the Early in the season the team received a form asking if took fifth place among the 82 by moderator Rev. John A. ""The final meeting of Participating in the nation- Tuesday. in- Sucoeeding Quinn they could play in the tournament if selected. answer Frosh; 2, Jim Moore, Sr.; 3, a new development on the Finance frater- Our ROTC finalists but also top- Klekotka, O.S.A., are all ef- Commerce and al celebration of Armed Following an address by was yes. They have been saying yes ever since, except for Bill Mullee, Jr.; 4, Poison. trnational scene forces mass ped the 51 other Naval ROTC as of the first edition nity will be held tomorrow Forces Day, the Villanova College president. Rev. Fran- Frosh. 10.5. conscription and the colleges fective a little stutter against Loyola and a complete tongue-twisting teams in the country. Lynx, the literary magazine battalion held the an- X. N. McGuire, O.S.A., throughout the nation were to next September. evening at 7:00 in 216 Mendel NROTC cis against Foidham, not to mention Quantico. 220: 1, Jim Guthrie, Sr.; STANDINGS of Villanova College, today nual review and fancy drill awards were made to mem- be stripped of most of their Maynes started his news- Hall. Their answer reached shout proportions when the Lions 2, Dan Murphy, Frosh; 3, T*am Location ScorM disck>sed that Francis E. team competition in the sta- bers of the rifle and pistol available manpower, then, the U. of San PYan'co San years Jude O'Donnell, Jr.; FYan'eo 7661 paper experience two retir- of Penn State fell, 12-1 to a Mother's Day crowd and when 4, Bill West Virginia U. Morgantown 7632 Thompson will replace dium Saturday. For the sec- teams and to midshipmen out- old rule allowing ^freshmen and feature staff retires, there will be no Equitable Life lost 9-5. This Equitable Life team is Helsinki- Murphy, Soph. 23.9. U. of WaahinKton Seattle 7592 ago as intramural ing Editor Bob Quinn as Edi- year, the host academics. U. of Wyominc LArimio 7573 ond consecutive standing in would probably be brought staff and around bound this summer to try to introduce baseball in the 1956 440: 1. Drew Higgins, villanova College Villanova 7550 writer on the sports tor-in-Chief for the coming students left who were the 4th Naval back. Except for that drill team won The Commandat's awards situfi- U. of Penna. Phlla. 7547 the managing editor's 'Edward P. magazine Olympics. They also happen to be the A.AU. champions, Frosh ; 2, Al Pittis, Sr. ; 3, Bill held academic year. in 1948 when the District award. Only one other P. tion there is little doubt that for Navigation went to T. first the despite appearance last Friday against the Wildcats. Belleville, Soph ; 4, Al Impink, post this past year. His Cormier will take over University of re- it would return. was first founded. team, the Abrahams. J. V. Marron • Jr. 58.3. full job of editing was done post as Art Editor, vacated by Penna., was able to make the the Navy League Two to Go Villanova will not have a Omaha-minded Cat Advances ceived both Week Bob Beers. The remaining edi- 880:1, Bill Belleville, Soph; freshmen football team de- (Continued from Page b) on this year's Junior trip to compete. award for Scholarship in Na- There is still a long way to go before they make Omaha. torial appointments are ex- During the four years, the 2, Drew Higgins, Frosh: 3. spite the new edict and and brought edition when he took over the Presentation of battalion val Institute award was There are two more regular games on the docket plus any Grady into the tong way. Jim Nugent, Soph; 4, Otter- for that is- pected to be made within the Lynx has come a of the T. Dolan and whether or not there will be game. Joe managed to get tlie Editor's position colors to the winner shared by E. of the rained-out affairs that can be sandwiched in and, next few days. printed the bein, Frosh. 2.11.7. freshmen basketball and base- fire out, but he sue. The cover, once inter - company competition D. Denny. The Marine Corps finally, they face the district playoffs. If the pitching of was removed ^ Bar- pre- >'] 440 Relay: 1, Seniors (John ball teams is undecided. for a pinchitter in the eighth. ap- 12 Leave same as inside pages, is now a was made by Miss Association award was John Watson and Don Sommers can continue it might become TJed Sheehan, newly ^ Gallin, Joe Rustic, of bara Stapf, Villanova's Miss sented to G. Crist. ^ more than a possibility. Jim Moore, Kob Groben, who finished pointed managing editor, was In all, twelve members slick, two-color bit of art Jake Patrick), 2. of 1952. The award Frosh, 3, was lagged lor the final two this year. A pre- the Lynx staff will graduate Inside, the excellent NROTC The other event which we will not be around to enjoy sports editor work. as a Soph, 4, Juniors. 51 sees. runs. next month. Along with Quinn to Baker Company came is Grads' Invitations sophomore, he hails from adds greater interest the IC4A track meet up in Randall's Island on May 30th law art work surprise to most of those pres- a80 Relay: 1, Frosh (Fran and Beers, those leaving are: Elected and 31st. Last year the meet was held after the last edition New York City where he was to the increased size of the of the vic- Redmond Leonard, Dan Mui-phy, Will Copy Editor Jim Gallagher, ent since the name of this paper and the fact that the team won three individual sports editor of the All Hal- have guarded Cunningham, Joe Mulligan), Now in Bookstore Circulation Manager Kevin magazine. Contributors tor has been a closely championships was not too widely known. In that affair the lows High school "Blue and since competition last Preiy for Phi Ki|i 2, Seniors, 3. Sophs, 4, Jun- McCrane, and staff members increased rapidly during the secret to All Seniors now pick White". He spent a year at mile went Fred Dwyer, the two-miles to John Joe Barry iors. 1.41.*?. may THE CAMPUS Jim Griffin. Lucien Schneider, years, as has the circulation. up in the Bookstore the grad- Manhattan before entering and the discus to Cummin Clancy. '\ « Javelin: 1, Steve Barna, Paul Pirhalla, Bob Roland, office, k)cat- John R. Redmond, of the that Even an editorial Stoilent Cooncil "''' uation announcements they BABBERSHOP Villanova and during y"''- '^y-'::'^ '>'"'' Frosh ; 2, Bill Eugene Del Conte, James of 1958, was named : Belleville, Soph 11 in the. C&F from Pnsre 8) Class Old Times editor of the ed at Room (Continued 3, Joe Till, Sr.; 4, Dick Car- ordered last month. In addi- [> year was Mason, John Staley, and John President of Phi Kappa Pi for ' year. This meet is the oldest collegiate meet in existence and First Class Work hand- Building, was added this year's unfinished busi- roll, Frosh. 147 ft. tion, there are three formal "Koran", the iitadent Raskopf. this the coming year, at the frater- suc- is stocked in tradition. For example, it is was in this meet Prices To guarantee continued ness and such items as re-cre- Shot: 1. Bob Haner, Jr.; invitations for each graduate Popular book. With this editorial change, nity's last meeting of the year, 2, varsity tennis team, that the flying start was first employed. Charlie Sherrill of Winfield Lynx formally amves at cess thi-ough improvements, ation of a last Saturday night. Tom Neville, Jr. ; "3 Joe Leicht- in the Bookstore which are News editor Dick the re-esta*)lishment of seminars also available. its proper position as a college the newly appoint- A. Yale introduced it almost seventy years ago as an inovation weis, Frosh ; 4, George Claffy, now is a native of Valley Stream, Thompson, He will succeed James in Arts and Music, and the 36'6". ^^ . tradition. When the current all president. it Sr. . / The invitations are given to he was editor of ed editor, has asked that Conway, retiring to the collegiate scene. Actually, was an old trick employed N.Y., vhere of the Field House pavinsr choice of Redmond to fol- professionals to fleece gullible bettors. Broad Jump: 1, Ben Addiego, each graduate as a formality, the schoolpaper, "Central those interested in writina:. The by . Picture editor for next year parking lot, the driveway to Soph; 2, L. Palmissano, although they are not needed past year low Conway was a highlight I while lyin' on back," they Crier". During the layout, art, or circulation, con- Hall, and the path "Betcha can beat you my will be Bob Mellor, advancing Delurey meeting at the Paoli Frosh; 3, Vic Vigilone, Sr.; for admission to conmience- D paper's represent- of the would challenge. he was the of Al tact him at Good Council Hall from Belle Air Hall to the 4, Bud Holland, Sr. 18'11". Serving Philod«lphio*t through the graduation American Legion building, in ment exercises to be held ative on the student council. building. Another inovation brought to track by this meet was Dugas. as soon as possible. C&F Paoli. It was attended by over High Jump: 1, Jack Lewis, June 2 in front of the Library. West Suburbs from Freshman Arts man. He is a (5) The creation of a com- hundred fifty people. spiked shoes. August Belmont first brought that device over Soph; 2, Ward Welsh, Soph; one Carl Valenti and Harry An- mittee headed by Soph repre- and used the IC's as the vehicle to introduce them. It was tie for third, Jim Ennis, Frosh IIMItllUTIVUl Other officers named for 69th STREET sports editor- senative George Eberle to ar- 5'4\» Tom Reiameier — BUI Landia ger will fill the forthcoming year are Ed- in this meet that an electric) timer was first employed and and Ned Mahota, Frosh. the 321 Fedigan Hall by Sheehan. obrood range for gifts to be presented ship post vacated Sp«nd a flloriout, glamorous holiday ward F. Corini, vice-president; that the best angle for throwing the discus was discovered. JEANNETT'S TERMINAL Var Soo tho dtto*. tho to 5l Seniors serving on the Both in the C&F school, vliltlng tho oopitaU ol Europo — Robert J. Landers, secretary; It's 45 degrees. Cummin. •RYN MAWR FLOWER SHOP always dr«amod about. Council in their Senior year. rto ifsr is a junior from New •ights. you'v* Lavery, treasurer; Qitantico Marines CORSAGE SPECULISTS lenti priTOto Henry A. tCOMOiHICAl JMAmPOMTAHOtt TroTsl llk« lorally In tho luxury ol your Moving up to the present, the team that enters this FrM DtllTcry PkMi4 Brfi Mawr S-«S7f N. J., and Anger (6) The tabling of two mo- Luis Matton, student Brunswick, porional roprwMHtaUTO wUl moot you Jose S^Mlal OitcMBt far Cask Ikra Caar» aulomoblU. A the Constitu- meet from Villanova has an excellent chance of from Malvern, tions to amend council representative ; and totalling Hand Cats Third is a sophomore upon your arrival If you to dotir*. tion for consideration next Brown, sergeant- almost twenty-five points and registering a fourth or fifth Long Island. While at St. Charles G. Valenti year. at-arms. out of the proceedings. This would sui-pass last years efforts. Peter's high school, Loss Yesterday report by Rev. Geo- Seniors in Civil Engineering gained experience as sports (7) A O.S.A., ^ Wildcats Entries A big five run first "Cardinal." rge L. McLaughlin, inning editor of the Hsw Car buyers to us. Wo will do tho breakdown All you hovo to do is rocomrasnd Council Moderator, praising Scholarthipi A of the point scoring would run something at the expense of Don Som- to prosp^ you rocommjnd. we will Glavin, junior English rost. For owy Nsw Car wo soil a Jim cash. the accomplishments of the like this: In the 440 there will be Joe Gaffney, Pete mers opened the way for with 75 Points toward your trip to Europo or 175.00 In (Oontinued from Pace S) Simigan is moving up from the cTttdlt you major K.F. id ptospocts Tou Iwrro rooomaondod. Council led by Tom Delaney, Villanova's third defeat of the Work in California For oxamplo. II wo soil 10 Cars. and Jim Reardon. Between them they ought to get at least department to $750.00 toward your written exam given last April season. news-feature you aro Immodiotoly croditod with 750 Points or and citing its work in the initi- The score was Quan- award Instead. campus. The three points in the finals. In the half is Ray Wheiler and per- WITH STATE DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS in trip abroad. Or. you make take the cash on the Villanova tico Marines take over the feature pages wonderful ation of the joint conmiittee. 9, Villanova, 4. COMPLETE DKTAIL8 STOP AT — awaids are applicable to any haps Jim Reardon if he decides to forsake the 440 for the The place of graduating Jerry FOR Marines were led in Fine professional positions college course of eight con- longer distance. Also in the race will be Carl Joyce of that MicaUefTHe is sporU ^rec- attack by Shortstop Art now open* Civil Elngineering) $325 ELEVENTH STREET MOTOR COMPANY secutive semesters beginning station WVIL and hails Qninn Award Georgetown. It is for Ray and Carl to fight out for first place. Marben. Marben, the second tor of ftnel. Philo. 47. Fa. opening of the actr degree required. Start any TO START. N. Y. 1121 So. nth with the batter in the ball game smash- from Waterford, Umited time only.) (Continued from Pnff* 1> If Ray can duplicate his performance of California) at Ran- time. Wide choice of loca- (This Contstt is for k " demic year in September. ed EARLY a big two-run homer to give editors Tony Galati it was discontinued during the dall's Island he will have nothing to worry about. That tions in California. RAISE Copy ""' Downey, son of Mr. and Quantico a lead and they are both Juniors, CUP THIS "COUPOil war. though is difficult. The track on which Ray ran out there is and Ed Long Mrs. Lawrence Downey of 610 were never headed. Long C&F. Dot. .;.',.... superior to MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY! GaUti Arts and Runner-up for the V.C.A.A. E. Mount Pleasant Ave., ex- far any thing in the East. Sal Olivo. a Dodger fai-m- served on the copy staff STREET MOTOR GOMPANY Gallagher who pects to take up studies in Vil- In the mile is Fred Dwyer. will hand Both ELEVENTH Medal was Jim He take that barring also stroked a big blast State Personnel Board, 1015 L Street taking this year with GaUti Dear Sirs: had a total of 18 merit awards, lanova's chemistry dep«rt- major upset. If he does achieve this he will have in the first frame. Olivo Secramento 14« California two-thirds February. your Contest and submit the following prospects. ment in the falL doubled over as editor in I %rish to enter over a four year period. the conference off the top of the left Business Phone of record. McMitchell won the mile six Please write me ot once about (check) wrote news and fea- Home Home The other two award win- field fence to drive in the sec- He also Address Address Quinn, who will receive a straight times, three times indoors and three times outdoors. ners have both applied for ond and third runs o the ball- Job immediately after graduation. tures. Bachelor of Science degree in This happened from 1939 through 1941. game. moving over admission to the Villanova Midsummer examination for later appointment. Joe Mullep is Economics, with a major in In the two-mile is John Joe BaiTy. Also there are The Wildcats struck School of Engineering. Down- back in the job of business mana- marketing, is a native of Bay- to ing is the son of Mr. and Charley Cappizoli of the Hoyas and Dick the thirr to get three runs, but Nam* >. .u Shea. On form. place of senior Joe side, Long Island. He attended the ger in Mrs. Francis P. Downing ought to win. In the dis< nv is Marines kept pecking Shea Cummin Clancy. Cummin Address position Submitted by— Name Bishop Loughlin Memorial of 1629 Creston Street, and away at Lefty Sommers to Bogner. His former has thrown the meet's winning distance already. If in Brooklyn, New he can keep ' Addr«8g High School Mrs. John Flannery of 1928 a safe margin between City College of circulation manager will be repeat he is in. the two teams. . Phone York. Spencer Street. taken over by Nick Elsior. City i.iKfci-.^i — Page 8 THE VlLJUANOVAIf TiMMlasr, May 20^ 1M2 Quinn & Beers Top Awards Hayden Elected President Of Belle Masque Society Two Seniors, Robert Beers and Robert J. Quinn. received iBelle Masque's entire membership combined to elect six awards apiece to merit Junior Thomas Hayden President of the Society for the com- g-arner top honors at the an- ing CoUege Year. The result was an abnost unanimous choice nual Merit Award Convoca- of Hayden, with but one vote cast for the opposite nominee. tion last week. Over two hundred thirty Hayden has a Society his- toiy students received awards at well disposing him to the Three H. S. Seniors the convocation. The Merit Presidency of Villanova'a dra- matic FrMi Philadelphia Award is significant of out- fiToup. He began his Belle standing participation in ex- Masque work as a mem- Win Scholarships ber tra-curricular activities. Stu- of the stage-crew, rising dents who participate actively Quickly to the position of Three Philadelphia high Stagre-manager. Next, he sue- in the "out-of-class' affairs, school seniors have been and are approved by the Chap- ces&fully conquered the many awarded scholarship from Vil- lain and Dean, are eligible. problems of acting. Villano- lanova College Quinn and Beers completely vans remember him best in as a result of outdistanced the field to gain the lead role—^Erwenter, in this year's scholarship com- •The Silver Whistle". the distinction of being top petition, according to i^a- an- award winners. . t.; Lives In Ardmore nouncement today from Rev. 6 Awards for Quinn An Ardmore resident, Belle Thomas A. Burke, O.S.A., reg- Quinn is a marketing Masque's new President is en- istrar. major. His six awards brought the highest loDed in the Accounting de- WOmEBS or Sn NEBIT AWABDS each, number Two LaSalle high school his four year total to sixteen, for the current year. Bob Quinn and Bob Beers receive their partment of the Commerce students, John J. Flannery the highest number among awards from Rev. Francis X. N. McGuire, O.S.A.. College Presi- and Finance School. the members of the Senior and Cornelius L. Downey, dent, at the convocation held last Tuesday in the Field House. Other officers chosen in- and Class. This entitles him to re- one from Northeast cluded. Sophomore Joseph Mc- Catholic ceive the Alumni Award at high school, John L. Downing, ' commencement this June. Garifl^e as Treasurer, Sopho- Confidence Vote By are recipients of Villanova's This is the first year since the Council more John Serena as Secre- annual awards. war that the Award has been tary, and Junior Maurice Mur- presented. Is Given To Joint Committee phy as Student Council Repre- Eight State Area ? Beers is a General Arts U^ntative. The three students com- major. The 1951-52 edition of Vil- at the group's first meetin^r. peted against 141 other sen- No students received five Moderator Reverend Wil- lanova's Student Council call- iors from 47 high schools in awards, but eight followed Necessarily 2nd Hand liam J. Krupa, O.S.A., announ- ed it a year last Monday night an eight state area during a with four. Several students The vote was preceded by a ced at and transacted the following the election meeting (Continued on Pag« 7) received two or three awards, business: series of attacks on the "Villa- that he had tentatively chosen and the total number of novan*s" story describing the (1) A near-unanimous vote the next Belle Masque play Aeeeunfhig awards was two hundred barring and its necessitated Majors .••• -.••:•;.:.: carried Senior Ed Brunner's "Detective Story". thirty. :.•:-,: ^^;- second-hand reporting of the The play Election for officers motion to show a vote of con- of discussion which took place at was successful on Broadway the Accounting Societjcwill 'Special Scholastic Award fidence in the action of the » the meeting. and outstandingly fortunate be held on Tuesday, May James E. Stillwagon and joint student - administration Thomas J. Kelly received as a motion 20th at 12:30 in the audi- spe- conmiittee for barring the re- Repeat Statement picture. cial awards for attaining the Father torium of the C&F Build- m porter from the "Villanovan" report Krupa added that he highest scholastic averages (2) A on the prog- ing. The annual Accounting ress of will welcome hopeful actors to among the chemistry majors the committee by Dinner will be held the fol- Council Chairman Tom De^ individual auditions at and the chemical engineers, CoBBittee Reports any lowing night Wednesday, respectively. laney. essentially the same as time. He may be reached by May 21 at the Conestoga the committee's own state- Mill, An award will later be pre- caUingr in person at St. Mary's Bryn Mawr. Dinner The folovoing %a a report sub- ment printed in the last issue will begin sented to the outstanding] Hall. promptly at 6:30. of U athlete in intramural sports, mitted by the Joint FactUty- the "Villanova." pending the results of the Student Committee. (3) A barrage of sugges- Softball league. It will be pre- tions to be acted upon next by The Joint Faculty - Student AMBURG HEABTH sented to either John Jude next year's Council, including Committee met with Rev. F. O'Donnell or Robert Mclntee, (Continued TRY A CHICKEN.IN.THE-BASKET X. McGuire, O.S.A., president on Page 7) who are now in a virtual HEARTHBURGERS AS DSUAL tie of the College Wednesday* for honors in this department. Slf Coventry Palmore penned: m'. UFE IS NOT, ;; ^ i;;':': LIFE AT ALL WITHOUT DELIGHT Vidory in Defeat Punctuate your Kfe with pleasures. A short pause for a Coke means a full stop to tinner work and a fresh start rejreshed. scent Sheedy this note: "You're a smeli guy, Paul, but your hair's against you! 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