Wildcats Topple Tall Titans, Maul Mules For Wins 7 & 8 By Bud Simmondt
Returning to the friendly con- relief call of Coach Al Severance fines of the Palestra after their and capably filled in for tlie foul- Dixie trip, Villanova's Wildcats troubled Tom Hoover with his defeated Detroit University usual hustling floor game. Ber- Wednesday night, 81-69. Since nie Chavis with 12 rebounds and with the tall Titans same to town co-captain Dick Kaminski mm 11th ranked in the polls, the 13 points gave fine support to Vol. 36 No. 13 VILLANOVA UNr fLUVNOVA, PA. Febniary 9.1961 sa/tisfying win was soUd evidence the V. U. attack. that the 'Cat court machine is Win Over Mules starting to roll after some early The Wildcats notched their season jitters. cigth win of the season Satur- Villanova's two H Tbombs, Jim day as they swept over Muhlen- RETIREMENT Huggard and Hubie White, were SEVERANCE ANNOUNCES berg, 74-53, at Allentown. In in rare form for the 'Cats fams, their .second game of the new exploding for 55 points and Coach Reveals Decision year, the Cats followed up tlie some crowd-pleasing plays. Speers Resigns As Huggard and Hubie Sparkle Detroit win with the smooth, Meeting workmanlike victory over the At Sportswriters The fiery co-captain, Huggard, Associate Editor Of Editor Mules. by Dan Grove, S^ports inspired the 'Cats and rattled the Sparkplug Jim Huggard once At various times during his highly-touted Titans with his Tlie VILLANOVAN Alex G. Severance, Villanova's at Vilianova, Severance steals, playmaking, and 28 again took over the familiar varsity basketball coach for the career Hiibie White rises to the occasion as Dave I>eBusschere fails to impede the scoring antics of rein of leadership and led the has held the post of graduate points. White, after a shaky past 25 years, wiil announce his Villano\a's junior AU-Aniericaa candidate in the convincing 81-69 'Cat triumph over Detroit^ 'Cats in a hustling 18 point William Speers, Associate Ed- manager of athletics, publicity start, dazzled the crowd with i)er- retirement from that position at formance. Hubie White was itor of the VILLANOVAN. has director and Athletic Director. his dribbling antics, leaping today's weekly meeting of the second high for the Vilianova resigned his position, effective When George "Doc" Jacobs Two Touch Ones dunk, and tallied 27 points. Philadelphia Basketball Writers' this week. head coach in 1936. . resigned as (, ' cause with 16 iwints. i Hubie outshone his fellow Ail- Association. Speers is leaving Vilianova to In search of an upset, the The VILLANOVAN learned Severance was named his suc- American candidate, Dave De- Assistant home team threw accept a position as resig- cessor. At that post for the Busschere, in attempting to a four-man last night of Severance's who of has box defense against the 'Cats Editor The STAR HERALD, become effec- past 25 years Severance ^Cats Face Saturday, stop White got into foul trouble nation, which will ^y.Ya. ollicial newspaper of the Diocese. raised Vilianova from a small with fifth current and was limited to 13 points by the man sticking like tive at the end of the glue to of Camden. I !;ime power. His record for those the dogged Vilianova zone de- V.U.'s star forward. season. The news was confirmed 25 seasons is 415 wins against fense. "Hpbcaps" took advantage of by Francis X. Reagan, the Uni- the situation Athletics. 196 losses, Hawks Between Semesters The 'Cats pulled' ahead m the and played a fine versity's Director of the deci- first half scoring 18 points to game from the pivot suprising Severance said that Tournaments and Stars tlie Muhlenberg defense. was entirely his to West Virginia, with a new by Mike Donahue be in for a battle royal. Detroit's 1, and built a halfUme sion to retire He has coached his teams coach, new faces, and no Jerry A keynote of the game was and was made because of per- and 2 N.I.T. post big Fridley, of lead to 41-32. Despite consistent 4 NCAA, ent man. John Down With "Psyching Up" pres- West will journey to the Pales- surges, one resulting in their the Wiltdcas' shooting from sonal reasons. He said no season tournaments. In addition dental fame, is the Panthers' Past performance notwith- tra Saturday night to do battle period, the freethrow line (20/27). This sure was put to him. He summed clubs have participated in ^''' pulling ahead for a brief his ace* ;•• y' :-'". -. 'V'X-'' standing, the Severancemen "32 with the revved up minions of the fine clutch play of the entire accuracy has been a major fac- COACH SEVERANCE up his feelings by saying. most of the "name" midseason Both the Duquesne game and should take the Hawks on abil- tor in I feel that Al Severance. team thwarted these challanges. recent victories for Villa- . . . 25th yeor to be his lost. years is a long time, tournaments. the Pitt fray will be played in ity alone sans "psyching up". The Mountaineer offense, Fine Team Effort nova. now is as good a time as any ta Under his tutelage many stars Pittsburgh. This should be the case even if paced by localite Jim Ritchie, Tom Samulewicz answered the bow out." have risen on the Mainline hori- The Silver Fox sticks to pepperpot Lee Patrone and soph Following the Iron City en- his His future plans were not re- zon. Five All-Americans Joe sane and sensible Car Pool Success Assured phenom Rod Thorn, will seek a counters, also during the semes- idea of putting vealed, but it is felt by many Lord, Paul Arizin, Larry Hen- each game in its proper repeat of last year's 89-81 thrill- ter break, the 'Cats tangle with per- Hug Hits In Dixie that a man with Severance's netey, Sammy Glassmire, and spective. If, by same devious contacts, and mag- perhaps the er at Morgantown. Ritchie, 6-4, aroh-rival St. Joseph's in a sin- COLUMNIST SPEERS By Enthusiastic Showing , knowledge, Bobby Schaefer are machination of fate, is coach George King's bread and gle Palestra, Satur- or by sheer netic personality will be pre- notable products of t4ic game at the . . . farewell and good IhcIc. The Car Pool Program, a new nishes a means by which stu- most superiority to butter rebounder while Patrone day, January 28. Because local the Hawks manage vailed upon by the university Fox. 1 A junior English major, service of the Student Council dents who are looking for rides Gray to duplicate last year's feat, a in some capacity. sets up the plays. Thorn is the hoop afficionados delight in term- is being met with great enthusi- i>r seeking rides can easily remain state of Speers began his career on the 6-4 tyro who occasioned legis- ing this annual inter-city skirm- Main Line melancholy Although the resignation was Exciting Era campus newspaper in his fresh- asm from the Student Body. check the catalog listing for need set in. it lative action in West Virginia not Directed think- a surprise to all concerned typ- Severance's 25 year era has ish the Big One, and because St. year, News Ed- During the first three days of Dther students who have the ing will man as Campus for local when as a high school senior he Joseph's rooters with typical preclude such a state of ified Severance's career which been an exciting one itor. As a sophomore, he served its existence, over ^00 persom. fiBine destination in mind. interest mind; thinking directed toward can probably best be summed sports fans. His teams have dc- evinced an in an out-of- short-sighted abandon annually Feature Edit- joined the program. This is one- The way in which the cata- future opponents as both News and favorites and lost state college. The state legis- induce a state of ecstatic frenzy such as Mem- up in one word—spectacular! fsated heavy ors. He was appointed Associate quarter of the total number of logue is set up serves two pur- phis State, 37 Years of Service to unregarded underdogs. They lature passed a bill urging him in the Hawks with their primi- Wake Forest, North students who drive to Vilianova. posses. First, if the student is Editor of The VILLANOVAN kid- loyal to his native Al Severance has been con- have caused rule changes, to remain tive exhortations, the 'Cats will Carolina State, and Temple. for the current acadennic year. Because of such a great response seeking a ride to school he may nected with Vilianova for 37 napping investigations and ti- state. As a high school senior editorial du- to this experimental prog^m, it look in the catalogue according In addition to his 1925 well as raves from the he scored at better than a point years. He enrolled here in rades as ties, Speers was the writer of has been made a permanent pro- to his geographic area for people and graduated as validictorian press. His humorous anecdotes a minute clip. "Speeritualism," a weekly col- gram by the Student Council. who are driving from his sec- Wildcat Thinclads Open of the class of 1929. During his and dramatic pregame orations Upset Memphis State umn devoted to an investigation Eugene P. Pasymowski, Fresh- tion. Thus he may find other undergraduate years he was co- are a legend in the Elast. and analysis of problems affect- man C&F student and member students who are driving to George King's team is proba- captain of the basketball team, His 37 years of loyalty to Vil- Indoor Season In Boston ing the Vilianova campus. of the VILLANOVAN News school and are willing to take bly not so strong as some of the school's 135 pound boxing ianova are sure to be a favorite Speers also served in editor- Staff, who formulated the newly !>assengers. Two Olympic team members, a junior, was nipped by hirsute half miler on cgend in the school's tradition. the Freddy Schaus powerhouses if champion, and a ial capacities on other campus devised Geographic Catalog sys- Second, a student drives to of the past, it can not be taken the IC4A outdoor hurdles Bill Johnson of Maryland in the the track team. No amount of print can eulogize publications, and was a frequent tem of the Program said "The school and wishes to offer his lightly. In the Bowl tour- champion and several returning IC4A indoor final last March. his contributions here at Villa- Sugar success of this program f'ar to other Villanovans he may He was named fresh- contributor to The LYNX, the proves awards ney, inspired by the brilliant 32 lettermen from the team which In the IC4A outdoor champion- coach upon graduation and nova. Perhaps the two literary magazine. the close unity of the Student look up the catalogue listing oi man won both the indoor and out- ships he capped the 120 high campu s that Al has received in the past point play of Patrone, it stormed Council with the Student Body." prospective riders from his area with the exception of the 1932- feeling hkn. from behind to beat highly rated door IC4A championships will hurdles crown, being the only until, year sum up the for The Car Pool Program fur- The result of this prog^ram ii 33 season held that post comprise the contingent of Villa- individual winner as the Elliott- These two awards. The Alumni Memphis State. V.U. English Prof. beneficial to the student, the Uni and on some occasions after, he nova trackmen scheduled to men nipped Penn State. Loyalty Award, and the Helm's The Cats' next opponent, Jan- versity, and to the public. was named head coach. His compete Saturday night at Bos- Hammock is the lithe sopho- Basketball Hall of Fame Award uary 18 will be Jack McCloskey's On Television Show Red Cross Drive The student would benefit by overall record with the yearling ton in the first indoor track meet more from Roman Catholic High are a perfect ending to 25 years Penn five. This game will be the lowering his transportation clubs was 159 wins against 31 of the season. School who is the local AAU of Air" of hardwood glory. 'Cats first encounter with a Big "University Needs 800 Faculty costs. It would be much cheaper losses. Frank Budd and Rolando Cruz hurdles champ at 60 yards, by Five team and should not pro- Dr. Joseph C. Reino, Assistant to have six people in one car than are the members of Jumbo Jim virtue of an easy win in the voke too much stress and strain Professor of English, made his And Student Donors one person in thfe same car. Elliott's stable who spent the meet last February at Conven- if the H-bombs, Hubgard and third appearance on WFIL-TV's The Annual Red Cross Blood At present, the student park- latter part of August in Rome. tion Hall. He later won at 120 Hubie, are anywhere near form. "University of the Air" series on Drive will take place in Alumni ing lot, which holds 1400 cars, Budd competed in the 100 meter yards outdoors in a meet in Nor- Nevertheless, McCloskey has a Monday, February 6 on Channel Hall Gymnasium this year on is being utilized to its capacity, dash, finishing fifth against the ristown last June. knack for upsets and if Bob 6. March 1 and 2. Gerry Gelinas, thus through many riders the world's toughest competition. He 9 Letter Men Milkvy who might be the second This was the flmt In & series of representing the Student Coun- Univorsitv would not need addi- also ran a leg on the ill-fated Elliott also plans to enter best all around player in the 16 lectures designed to stunu- cil for the drive has stated that tional pe^rkii^ spacfi. US 400 meter relay team which teams in both the mile and two city, hits his 1959-60 stride the late interest in poetry for the registration for the drive will disqualified. 'Cats will be for rough eve- was mile relays. The mile quartet in a general public, and subjects will take place on February 14 and John Q. Public would also bej Cruz l^lnished Third will be comprised of four of these range from Mother Goose 15. Authorities from the Wayne a beneficiary of the program in Cruz, a freshman, fared five middle distance men accord- to T. S. Chapter the wiil Dukes Not Too tough rhymes Eliot of Red Cross an indirect way. If the program somewhat better. Competing,for ing to Jun Tuppeny, assistant Some of the poems to be dis- i)rocess the prospective donors. would work at peak efficiency Following the Penn game, Du- his native Puerto Rico, the slend- coach: Otie Drayton, Joe Man- cussed include : "The Listeners," Gelinas emphasized that facul- 250 cars would replace 1400 cars quesne and Pitt will be met dur- er graduate of Lawrenceville ion, Carl Wagner, Boi)by Coffill, by Walter de la Mare: "The ty members as well as studen using the highways. Al- ing the mid-semester layoff. The Prep vaulted 14'll'/8'' to gamer and Bob Raemore. The Marl- now Rubaiyat of Omar Khayam," by are encouraged to contribute as will not Dukes of Red Manning are not third though this program place and a bronze medal. boro pole vaulter also disclosed Fitzgerald; Rav- iart Edward "The of the desired 800 neded traffic problem even reasonable facsimiles of the He was bested only by future mile alleviate the that members of the two en," by Edgar Allen Poe; "Casey donors. All persons under 21 completely, it is a step forward. Dukes of Dudey Moore's reign. Thespian selected Don Bragg and his US four would be from at the Bat," by Ernest Lawrence /ears of age will be required, Hence Duquesne doesn't look too Father Josei)h W. Kemme, teammate Ron Morris. these six : Al Jackman, Nick De- and "Poems of a Jew," however, obtain written par- Thayer; to A, the Vice President of Stu- formidable. Budd will compete in the 50 Angelks, Jon Dante, Jerry Hac- OS Shapiro. ; ental permission in by Karl , order to do- •Urn Huggard displays the form that brought Urn accolades dent Affairs, who complimented On the other hand, Pitt does. yard dash and Cruz will stick to kett, Frank Hegarty, and Pat Dr. Reino received his doctor- late blood. Photo by Mika Postore and won him a spot oil the All-Tourney five the Student Council and Eugene Off their early season conquest his specialty. Nicastro. In the Dixie Classic "Drexel Hill? Well, let's see. have several BrideAbarg Despite ate from the University of Penn- In return, the doners and their We such successful sniping as this against North Carolina, Pasylowski on their undertak- of Terry Dischinger-led Purdue, Leon Pras and Charlie Ham- Of the aforementioned ten all students who need riders . . . ", Gene Pasymowski cheerfully the sylvania in 1951, and joined the families will be guaranted com- the Wildcats' incurred theiif only Jos^ of the tourney to the Tar- ing, confirms the success of at least, A closer look, however, mock will represent Vilianova in are veterans exce(>t Jackman Vilianova in the Fall plete fulfillment of their blood informs a co-ed. Pasymowski's car pool program met witli en- heeK 87-67. faculty of Car Pool Program. shows a team without a consist- the 60 yd. high hurdles. Praa, who is a sophomore. of 1960. needs for one year. tbusiaNtic response from several hundred day«bops.
8 THE VILLANOVAN • JANUARY 12, 1961 — ! V
Graduate Theatre Readies iniiiiMiiniiiiiniiiiiiitiniiiiiifiiiiim CAMPUS NEWS BRIEFS Heidingsfield Speaks To Winter Wonderland? $300,000 In Grants
2d Play iiiiiiiiMMiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMniniiniiiiiiiiiumniiiiiimiiiuiiiiiiiuiMm For Five Day Run Supplements V. U. An A-bomb will be detonated background to the events a,nd American Marketing Assn. speaker in Va«ey Auditorium next Wed- experiences of our daily lives." CounttllQrt N««dtd offering a resume at the sored a testimonial banquet last Financial Program end of discussion, (d) and finally, Sunday Dr. M. S. Heidingsfield, Asso- 0 that management is always nesday evening. This spectacle Kennedy As Sam Mr. John A. Moritz, evening in honor of the Villanova University Placement ciate Dean of Commerce and Fi- kept informed of the problems has re- is only of the there is planned an audience very Reverend one many stirring The cast for this show is com- Director, has announced that the John A. Klekot- ceived more than $330,000 in question and answer period. ka, nance spoke before the annual that may be breaking in the events which occur in George posed of both graduate and Pennsylvania State OSA, President. The Society gifts and grants Elmployment nieeting of the American Market- market place. from corpora- Herman's "From Shining is under the direction Sea to undergraduate students. Mike Service has job openings for Mr. Clark thereby hopes to of its act- tions, foundations, individuals, ing President, Dr. Joseph ing Association In St Louis, Sea." an original musical fable. Kennedy appearing in the role! summer camp counsellors stimulate thinking on the cam- How» One of the most hnportant governmental agencies who Missouri in December. His talk and other Tickets for the production can nf Sam and representing Amer-, jan teach archery, pus, and use the plan in an at- its. comments in the paper was that sources during dramatics, dealt with the Analytical Tech- the past six be purchased in the ica is Lucian Pazulski, a prominent Pie Sho^^pe a student in the Graduate; Jtrts and crafts, tempt to increase IRS's member- the appliance market waa con- months, it was dancing, swim* In announced recent- in Philadelphia Attorney, Dr. niques the Consumer Electron- or the Graduate Theatre Of- Theatre Program and a recentj ming, nature ship. Ig- sidered a relatively stable one. ly by the Very Rev. study, and other iOB Industry. John A. Kle- fice in Mendel Hall. iiatius Hnelski, and Dr. M. J. Prices are graduate of St. Ambrose College ipecialties. Among the other business Historically it was pointed out kotka, OSA, University Presi- $1.80 for general admission and in Davenport Iowa. Kennedy in Kotanchik headed the commit- His discussion described the that the market generally fluc- While previous camping items brought up at the meeting dent. or tee that various research $1.26 for students. symbolizing America acts as a were the establishing of tentative planned the testimonial marketing tuated between 4.2% and 4,6% counselling experience is pre- Father Klekotka made the an- to methods utilized "The new work is unique," prize for either the force of good Father Klekotka. Nearly ISOO by manage- of all consumer expenditures on ac- ferred, Job openings also exist dates for the Dinner Dance (May nouncement during an Annual cording to Mr. played by John Dillion as Mic- persons moat of whom were of ment in setting up a marketing goods. He also indicated that Herman, "because for those without experience, 12) and the Washington Field Report Dinner attended by more plan. It indicated intricacies it does not use the hael the Archangel or the force Polish nationality, gathered at the the television set market was music and provided they have had at least Trip (April 7th and 8th). All of than 200 in Dougherty Hall on dancing in the conventional of evil portrayed by Jim WiUart the Four Chefs in Philadelphia of forecasting industry and com- 80% saturated and that most man- two years of college education. these proposals, with the endors- campus. Present were many of ner of American as Scratch, the agent of the for the dinner. pany sales as well as changing future sales would come from musical-com- Employment Service represen- ment of the club's moderator, Dr. the Philadelphia area's indus- styles and colors of finiidies. edies. For one thing, it does devil. Among those attending were replacement and multi-set pur- not tatives will interview students Nova, are expected to receive trial, professional and business necessarily advance the story- John Dillion is making his first Msgr. Peter Klekotka, Father Moreover, there was a section chases. Saturation was even for this type of employment in no opposition with the memiber- leaders who are aiding Villanova line or delineate characteriza- theatrical performance in the President's brother, and other devoted to Image Studies de- greater in the radio market but Sheehan ship. in its twenty year development Hall, March 9th 10 a.m. scribing the methods used to M. tion. It is used as music is role of Michael. He Is a sopho- Villanova personalities. this was a changing type of mul- to 3 p.m. measure campaign. normally used everyday — as more math major and a native attitudes of consumers ti-set market specifically sthnu- The exact figure of $330,065 of Willimantlc, Conn. Jim Wil- LYNX Degdiin* Mar. 28 Studtnf Op«ro Tiektts and dealers toward the product lated by the introduction of the im. did not include results of the lart as Scratch is a graduate of IRS Obtains Sptoker Vince Kirk, co-editor of the Tickets for the Philadelphia and related factors. portable transistorized set and Photo by Bob Imarick University's Alumni fund drive St. Ambrose College. He has had Joe Clark, president of Inter- Lynx, the campus literary maga- Grand Opera Company's presen- Dr. Heidingsfield also covered the wide acceptance of FM. He Father Curran Named which is still under way. Funds extensive : acting experience in national Relations Society, an- zine, is now accepting short tation of three operas La Ron- methods used in making general indicated that the greatest po- "Wait a while, Lance, Ive gotta find my schedule. I'm raised by the Alumni will be re- summer stock productions. stories, criticisms, and poetry for dine, Friday, February 24; Car- industry studies prior to intro- tential in this industry was in Administrative Head nounced at Tuesday's meeting already down to a C In attendance." ported Female Roles men, Friday, the phonograph when its campaign is com- that a is the magazine. March 10; and ducing a new product in the 'market where new program to be at- pleted next month and should The major female roles are tempted to bring prominent Deadline for the Spring issue Andrea C h e m i e r, Thursday, market and discussed the prob- the saturation rate was only Of Atliletic Board boost the total to nearly a half being played by Carol Pearce, speakers to Villanova. is March 28, 1961. All literary April 6; are now being sold at lem of integrating company da- 46% and that the innovation of Rev. John J. Curran, OSA, million dollars. who takes the part of Liza, the works should be submitted to the reduced student rates (Va price). ta with trade association data stereo accompanied by accept- Parmenides And Islam Are Vtee President for Financial Af- These speakers would be invit- assistant to Scratch ance of high fidelity reproduc- Francis C. Pray, College Re- and by Jane ed to discuss their topic in the Lynx office on the second floor These tickets are available at fairs, has assumed administra- lations Vice President of Anderson as Bess, the assistant of Doughtery Hall. the Philadelphia Grand Opera tion would be an important stim- V.U. Philosophy Lectures the tive direction Villanova's following manner: (a) presenta- of Ath- to Michael. ulus. Council for Financial Aid to Ed- tion of the speakers views on Company Office, 1422 Chestnut AIEE -Membership Up letic Prosfran^, it was announced Both Misses Pearce The Philosophy Department Andrew O'Connor of the Philos- ucation, was the chief speaker and And- the selected subject, or a presen- Stret, Philadelphia. John Wojciechowlcs, President The national meeting of the recently by the Very Rev. John has announced that its next lec- ophy department erson are graduates of Iowa Fr. President Honortd will speak on for the Report Dinner. Other A. Klekotka, tation of objective views on the of The National American Insti- American Marketing Association OSA, President. colleges. Miss Pearce ture will be held on Thursday, "Faith and Reason in Islam came to subject, (b) dis- The Philadelphia Professional is held in speakers included the Rev. Dan- folowed by a loaf of bread, a jug of wine, tute of Electrical Engineers, has conjuncdon with the February 9th 7 Administrative direction of the Villanova from Clark College in A at :30 p.m. in the an Object Lesson." cussion of the subject by Liberal Society, consisting of doctors, announced that the Villanova American Economic Association, iel P. Falvey, OSA, Director of Athletic Policy at Villanova has and thou, and soon I'll be fat, East Lounge of Dougherty Hall. Teacher In Iraq Dubuque. She has previously the lawyers, and other professional and Conservative factions of drunk, and in trouble. Student Branch of the AIEE is and the other allied social sci- Professor Felix the Villanova Development been in the hands of the Univer- appeared in sunnmer st(>ck. Mdss M. Cleve of the Doctor O'Connor is a graduate club membership, (c) with the people of Polish ancestry, spon- among the top seven in the en- ence groups. The paper will be School sity's Vice President for Student Aziderson is a graduate of Mary.' New of Social Research, of McGlll University and Mont- Foundation. tire country in printed in the Proceedings of active member- New York City, will real Affairs, the Rev. Joseph W. crest College in Davenport. reconstruct University. He has worked reported is She ship. the American Marketing Associ- Pray that business past five and discuss the philosophy of as a teacher for the government Kemme, OSA, for the is presently the drama and dic- presently giving The Branch has 140 students ation. $160,000,000 a years. tion coach of Eden Hall Acad- Parmenides. of Iraq, and has contributed ar- in the local section, and year to education compared to The change was necessitated emy in Torresdale, Pa. of this On January 24 Dr. Heidings- Everyone is invited to attend ticles to Speculum, the Moslem number, 80 of them are national field spoke and refreshments will World, $25,000,000 twelve years ago. He by the increasing problems Appearing in the role of Sam before the Method- be served and other Philosophical members. These figures also are ology following caused by a rapidly rising en- Jr. is Bob Heenan, a sophomore group of the Philadelphia a lEOiort discussion per- journals. predicted that ibuslness support the highest since the AIEE Stu- chapter iod. roUment and which are the re- social studies major. The tech- of the American Mar- During the Christmas vaca- may well reach half a billion by dent sponsibility of the office of the Branch was established at keting Association at the War- In assisting the department to tion, Dr. Dalcourt spoke at the nical work is being supervised by 1970. To help reach this goal Villanova. Some of the other Vice Presideat lor Student Af- Mike D'Alonso, the lighting en- wick Hotel. He discussed fore- develop interest in philosophy, American Philosophic Associa- Pray called for help from the student branches which were casting the ait tain, gineer. He is a junior General procedure and then went Philosophy Club's upcoming tion meeting Yale, and also rated are Texas A&M, Maryland, on to smaller businesses which are Itelieved of his athletic du- Arts major who is taking a describe the methods that lecture will be held on Thursday lectured on the index to a group California, and Penn State. - ties, Father Kemme will have drama minor. he devised. at 3 :30 p.m. in 110 C&F. Doctor in Ardmore. not yet participathig. ^ta«a more time to devote to student housing, study, discipline, stu- obli- dent welfare and religious Did you hear about the cig- gations as well as otiier areas arette manufacturer who re of supervision," Father Klekot- quested that he be buried in a ka said. fliptop box? Group FLYING and Sightseeing
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Tlie time lor action is now. In the world, (Author o! "/ Wom a Teerirage Dwarf, "The Many Five million Americans—one in every 15 Loves of Dobie GUlia", etc.) in the nation, and on the Villanova campus, Orchids and Onions drinkers—is an alcoholic and miiiions With students must realize that there is no longer more are likely to become alcoholics. Alcoholism any question of "youth being served." Hence-> shortens Hollywood smashed tradHtons by Al UMotfra Best Mother Perfonnaiiee: the lifespan forth, youth serve. of its victims iby an average of 12 Mildred Dunnock's in "Butter- must and established precedents in EdacatioMd: "Seven years and costs indujtry $500 million a year. Most 8" "THE SLOW RUSH" What must youth serve? And why, and 1960. The movie moguls made field and "Story on Page Only cancer heart disease Thieves," with Edward G. Rob- how? FVmdamentally, all human action is and mental illness are One". almost as many films abroad «§ how we, too, greater national health problems. Yet inson showing us Illustrated below is the membership pin of a brand-new national selfHservient. But man being a social animal, many home. They turned studioa Most Open to Criticism: Un- at can rob the banlc at Monte Car- fraternity called Signa Phi Nothing. To join Signa Phi Nothing people are unaware of what alcoholism is, how he must advance his society in order to ad- into television canneries and scrupulous theater owners who to recognize lo. and get this hideous membership pin absolutely free, simply ance himself. Presently, the entire world its early symptoms, how to deal lure kids into their mousetraps back lots into oil wells, office illustration and jmste it with it if it strikes. Ckiriest Trash: Allied Artists' take a pair of scissors and cut out the constitutes man's area of operation. Before Actor- ivith baited "Recommended for buildings and motels. to your dickey. The key point to remember is that alcohoMsm "The Purple Gang" and Warner the passing of this generation, however, man wise, they turned juveniles IntD Children" pictures, and then is a disease not a moral defect, and has been Brothers' "The Rise and Fsll of Let me hasten to state that I do not recommend your joining may well have extended his area of operation box-office giants and movie-wte, double-bill them with lurid hood- recognized Diamond." Signa Phi Nothing. The only thing I recommend in this column to the stars themselves. In a civilization ex- as such by the American Medical Legs lum, murder, sex and horror they turned trash into cash. who likes a Association, psychiatrists and clergymen. Attnctive Gem Setting: is Marlboro cigarettes, as any honest man would toiding itself to the boundaries of the uni- It is of dis- Most junk. ( Theaters on the fringe yearns to settle a progressive, and often a fatal, disease-^f Lollobrigida's ruby-studded filtered cigarette with an unfiltered taste, who verse, and must be prepared, to face a chal- it, is trading stamps, Gina Most Ghoalish: Joe Levtne's aster gave out back and enjoy a full-flavored smoke, whose heart is quickened not treated. Like other diseases, it cuts across navel in "Solomon and Sheba." lenge on every possible ront. dishes, and then fLnally gave up "Jack the Ripper" with nine social by a choice of soft pack or flip-t«p box and who gets paid every ^^: and professional lines, often to affiict those Adenoidal Charscterim- ocMrpses crowding the :. I^ his most recent Chiistmas Message the ghost. Most act who "just couldn't w6ek for writing this column. to the world, Pope John XXIII urged man- be" alcoholics. "There is no tlon: Greer Garson's astounding Biggest Muscles: Steve at." people did way of predicting in Nevertheless, more It is difficult to think of any reason why you should join kind to 'Uhink, honor, say, and do what is advance where alcoholism characterisation (also the Best) Reeves' in ^'Giant of Msiuthon" will strike," according go to the movies this year than Signa Phi Nothing. Some people, of course, are joiners by true." The American Hierarchy, in a joint to Mrs. Marty Mann, exe- of Eleanor Roosevelt hi "Sunrise and Brigitte Bardot's in "Come cutive director last, and good pictures broke nature; if you are one such I must tell you there are any numl)er statement, has stressed the element of per- of the National Council oo Alco- at Campobello." Dance With Me." holism. box-office records around the of better organizations than Signa Phi Nothing for you to join— sonal responsibility in all facets of life. Pres- Brightest Freehle-Fsee: Hay- Most Over-dressed Bad Act- ^0%.K,7(m0uk:i' Who is an alcoholic? Mrs. country, while bad ones still the Mafia, for example. ident John F. Kennedy has called upon Amer- Mann offers a U. S. ress: Lana Turner, for the sec- managed to find their level of ley Mills, who made her simple definition: "someone whose But if you should join Signa Phi Nothing, let me give you icans as individuals to serve their nation "in drinking debut in "PoUyanna." ond year running—^in "Portrait audience. Films boasted they warnings. First off, it is the only fraternity that admits the hour of her need." In essence, these causes a continuing and growing problem in any UL Black." several had become "adult," which too Most Morally Irresponslbie: member im- department of his life." If girls. Second, there is no pledge period; each new declarations all require that Americans be- a normal drinker in Most Unappredated Fine Ae- often meant just obscene. Some- Frank Sinatra and his gang mediately goes active. Perhaps "inactive" is a more accurate come awakened to their obligation as individ- finds that his drinking is causing him trouble, tress: Jo Van Fleet as Grandma times, however, the movies did "Ocean's 11," depicting a clique term; there are no meetings, no drives, no campaigns, no sports, uals to themselves and to their society. he will either cut down or cut out his liquor ki "Wild Riw." It Shouldn't Happen Here measure up to the magnificent of war-hero buddies who set out no games, no dues, no grip, and no house. the consumption. The alcoholic may wish to do so, Greatest Mayliem: T%et done With major problem elucidated in m steal and destroy, with potential of a mature art, and to rob, Signa Phi Nothing has that other fraternities terms of num's very nature, and with ^is?sissss®sssss5s^s^s3^^ by Mike Doaohue -^^m^^^^^^^miMi but he won't—because he can't. He is not neces- to M. Twahi's "Huck F^nn' hi The only thing the no sense whatsoever of rightt, have is a fraternity hymn. In fact, two hymns were submitted principles behind a solution clearly define- sarily weak-willed; he has simply lost the ability the oozie version. Qne of President Kennedy's izens to support religious object- wrong, guilt or decency. MGM ated in the numerous statements to control his drinking. Tangliest Rival: Orson Welles of know- most widely pubUcized campaign ives of which they cannot con- Greatest Waste: Yves Mont- tedg^ble men, it remains only AMA Report competing with hhnself in the «. for the youth the gulf scientdouslv approve. and, top French music-hall star i^ ^^ ^ ^^^^ This loss to whom the plea for action is addressed to of control may take place years be- French-made melodrama, "The j^^^^^^^^ church and state in the Final Result opposite Actors Studio student, fore the outside is examme and determine the practical path is world aware of it. According Crack in the Mirror." Runner- ^^j^ ^j education received Of a more serious nature Mmmm Monroe. to the Journal of the American Medical Associa- : Victor Mature trying to out- ^^^^^^^^ resolution of the existing ^^rbal contem nation from the projection of chuch-state af- Brightest New Star: Juliet up ^5^if* tion (June 1956), the typical alcoholic diffiailty. ' filiation carried to its ultimate drinks act the elephants in "Hannibal." ;v , ^. ,. Francis Cardinal Spellman a few Prowse, for being the one bright with ^ from 10 to 15 years before the fact becomes im- As the problem, the solution hes .conclusion. in "Can-Can". Best Candid Photogmphy: ^eeks aco possible to moment withm the individual. In determining his for hide from supervisors and co-workers! That in the "Savage Eye." j^ ^ pastoral letter the New If legislation providing Best Pop Mnsie: In "Jazz on course of action, therefore, the Villanova stn- parochial educa- The budding alcoholic Most Dangerous To Health: York prelate took exception to a federal aid to gulps drinks—and a Summer's Day"—equally hot dent in particular must remain cognizant at complains about the Mike Todd Jr's '^cent of Mys- Kennedy task force proposal to tion was enacted, it would be slowness of fellow drinkers. with cool cats, squares, long- all times of the peculiai^ set of circumstances there He sneaks drinks before going tery," not recommended for allocate 9.3 billion dollars in fed- only logical to assume that to a function at hairs and stewdents. within which he operates. As a Catholic, his to this which drinks will be served, those with hyper-sensitive nos- eral aid to public, but not private would be strings attached insists on drinks SciatchH Champ: Marlon course must be along positive lines, before lunch in keep- ' and dinner trils. education. -V ^^^' If the Federal Government and after work, and for Brando, who scratched his head, ing with the Church's status as the so, "special occasions" such Most Sordid Sex Comedy: most The Cardinal pointed out that demands, and rightfully a as sports events, the rubbed his face, picked his nose, djmamic and revolutionary organism ever recipients of theater, meetings, weekend "The Apartment" with Jack "such legislation would discrim- loyalty oath from jaunts. He must itched and shuffled his way Defense Loans, it would have drinks for nerves, worries, Lenmton peddling his bedroom ^^'f?^^^^'u^L^^^''^}'T''^A^l*^^'^^' inate against a multitude of National depression: through Williams' "The Fugi- ^^^^^'^^t^^' ^d that, in it would be justified "nothing else helps." Yet he is increasingly to his bosses for their office- ^- America^ children because tHeir «eem that re- tive Kind"—and lost a snake- the^£,^nLcomplex ridialectic of present-day plural- alle- luctant to talk about his assignations ^his object: parents choose to exeroi^ their in demanding even more drinking, and will lie KIM NOVAK skin jacket en route. based — ^^ fi- if pressed. of directors (none of ""^ ^'^ ^^^^ "^'^ eonstitltional rights to educate giance from groups to which when that happened, we had Funniest Slapstick: In "Who to a recent meeting of the national Ixmrd ^abV^iy ^^sert^."**" This first stage, which goes: them in accordance with their nancial aid accrues. may last as long as great films. The rest ran the Was That Lady," the Ehnpire whom attended). The first hymn As an American, his course must ac- The crux of the matter, then. 10 years, is remarkably free from hangovers, religious beliefs." gamut of good, bad, and indif- State Building "cellar scene" Hotcha, hoojy-hoop-a-iloop, comodate the necessity of a material shar- whether sectarian grou-'s thick speech and other popularly accepted Tax Burden ^^ hall- ferent—not to say, terrible. with Tony Curtis and Dean Mar- Mother's making blubber soup. ing of wealth, an intellectual sharing of marks of drunkeness. Blackouts may bfegin, He also cited the injustice of ^^"^^ ^® ^^"^"S ^° P^^ ^^® P"^® but Thus, as the time for the dis- tin outwitting pursuing .Russian can usually be covered The second hymn is considerably longer: making supporters of church of government assistance. up. tribution of Awards approaches agents. ^^It^f: i'i^'l*"?! J!;!i"ll?:.i^ l^! ^ democratic ideal.Sli^ As a human being, his minister's A Guernsey's a cow, schools underwrite the cost of Perhaps a Lutheran Drinking Increases and everyone from Crowther to Best Ciassie Music: In "Song road is a lane, ^^?'^^^ ^^^tation of the situation in Puer In the middle stages—from two to five years End," by offscreen pia- A ^"^f ?^1 SHil'^tr.,!^® k"-^ °5 public education through taxa- Zunser is separating the chumps Without and of every other human being to realize, to Rico, as appeared in the Jan- in duration—"must"' drinking When you're eating chow, ^j^jj times are moved from the champs, and the bums nist Jorge Bolet first and foremost, his own position in the up, the Remember the niein! As cogent and valid as Card- "^ry 30 issue of U. S. News and and morning "eye-opener" becomes a from the ibeauts, Villanova Uni- Pleasantest Sniprise: Seehig vast cosmos of existence and endeavor. is overaunpli- necessity. of directors, ^or|d Report, an At home, the alcoholic always fixes is putting its finger robust Julie Newmar learning to Pending tlie next meeting of the national board rp, . - ,.,,, ^ . inal Spellman'e claims are, how- versity also Theones are of little use, however, in a fixation of the problem, but he the drinks—when visiting others, he insists on Fabian which will never be held, members are authorized to sing either ^ ,o ever, they are the opinions of a in the pie by its own bestowal of act and watching young field which is essentially one of operation, well-meaning predate made a point. it. Always "dog-tired," worried or depressed, he awards. This year "Cloddy" do the same in "North to Alas- hymn. Or, for that matter, Stardust. Therefore, in future weeks, the Puerto Rico In Reverse? is increasingly irritable between drinking VILLA- As seen dn his state- times. aiwards will go to fihns and stars ka." Perhaps you are asking why there should be such a fraternity NOVAN will address itself to the methods "^here is only a short steo Eating is now noticeably irregular, made for ^ents, the Cardinal's perapective up in the following categories: Warmest CooUng Compli- as Signa Phi Nothing. I will give you an answer— an answer of applying principles and ideals to practical ^^^^ securing of Govern- at odd times of the day or night. jg limited by his vested interest ^® Because others Most Moral: "Strangers When ment: From Gladiator Charles with which you cannot possibly disagree: Signa Phi Nothing situations in the hope that the Villanova stu- '"^nt support for church-spons- critihize the now-unmistaka
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by Bill Speers. the sixth six board showed six seconds re- and in his moderatorship of ex- not For time in years by Ed Lohr if an apparent quality. I 5-::':'!rhl8^i8'" that wo are going to have of Big Five play the Hawks of maining, Bernie Chavis took his tra-curricular activities. He to be associated with you by virtue Sportswriters prior to must be awriro of the fact decide Luncheon It which arm of education the St. Joseph's put down the 'Cats usual beautifully calm jump-shot is this latter field that we that a Catiiollc of diploma which you rc- Pitt college is unlike we , whe game on Wednesday, strongly urge are going to discontinue." the ceivf here. of Villanova. This time In a low from deep In the corner and af- more instructors that of any other. The January 25. the last prime •' >.> administration .• v". . : .. . to become more interested. member told ua, scoring 63-62 cliff-hanger at the ter a few short bounces on the If element in the tyfio of education Severance's chance to get even and it probably will rim it popped through but wp have ever heard of a profes- he receives be col- Palestra, Saturday night, Jan- — then is that of sacrifice. AI.so remember that the )n the floor was suddenly thwar- sor leges." scrap uary 28. it happened —as the official Spocritualism. as being respected and Influ- A merni)er of V. -K the ' VU admini.stra. of parchment you receive is no ted when a much inferior Pan- enced by a student at Villanova So InstiMid of lamenting, the Hubie White, Villanova's bn- claimed that Chavis had stepped Mon disclosed to us this year that team, which lost to West- students ticket to a life of security. It I ther out of before 9» out of 10 times it has been would do well to follow and-off All-American, had a bounds the shot SPURS a Htudcnt's tuition doesn't begin ia only minster by 20, soundly out-re- the .symbol of the tools WK^^^KM^ Hbrt^flHMMBBf Photo Ty as the man, and not the some Inaugural advice by the night to remember as he dazzled I Penn's Red and Blue went wild "^^tetew by Wong teacher. to compensate for his overall ed- you bounded, out hustled Villanova, have received ! President and "ask to realize thi.s the flawless ball with victory! By choice we have submitted And this impression is invariably ucation here. what you can Hawks with All eyeH are on .Millrohe sprint ehamp Frank Budd. Wild- i The do" security. and cooly edged out a 57-55 de- to extenuating made at co-curricuiar and quasi- for Villanova. handling and powerful rebound- eat circumNtiinced— No federal aid Is granted to cision. Only Bright Spot Olympian who duplieated hU 1060 win In the MiUrose 60-yard including pernonal philosophy— social affairs conducted through- Catholic ing While scoring 24 points. dash lant Friday night, obligeM an autograph seeker. Universities, nor does It leaping The only bright spot in this out the year. His greatest plays, however, Ben Jinks, a sopho- to shun both boolcs and pen. have access to the large And finally, a plea. very endoivn- The new nnore, was a terror off the boards dim rehash was Saturday We could be wrong but we mont funds made Also we ho|>e that such things science building were the blocking of six shots available to on campus, and blocked, not only many of night, January 14, as the Vllln- Inquirer Games However, believe "to Influence" Is as the embryonic IdeA niaga/ine, taken by John "the horse" before our chapter the the secular colleges. Te4Lchers coupled with the C&F edifice, nova Wildcats played as if they greatest Egan, who had a blazing 8 for 32 Hnbie's shots, but also one of at Villanova ia completely clo.scd reward given a teacher salaries are k)wer the VILLANOVAN and the like personifieM the new and the over- t)t>chnoIogieal Tom Hoover's, six inches knew how and sent the Moun- wc and this privledge will be saved and night from the floor. Dick Kam- who is should like to make our peace Is alloted by all rate of growth of Catholic fosteriMl for and adininistratlve age on which taineerH of West Virginia reeling taller. 33 Thinclads 'With the twilight shadows and the student only when he believes Institutions It Is here that the Villanova im- tve are approaching. inski and Bernie Chavis played To drops steadily each I wmild Milkvy Not Alone to a brilliant 82-77 defeat. the campus green. the teacher has a genuine Inter- ye4ir In pression Is made to the "outside ask only that fine all-around games, but the comparlslon to other the Arts school With Jimmy Huggard leading est In him as an Individual. This schools. world." not completely Wildcats lost the "Big One". "I can't believe it— I just can't ete be overlooked In the chnrge the 'Cnls held a 19 We have stated fleW Is wide open In fact we would like believe it," cried Penn's fine All- many things for It Is one Colleges have evolved into, to see this scientific expansion for Al St(>alH Show wo point bulge with eight minutes Friday night to of the will in this space over In which we believe a renewed interest in Ivy senior, Bo'b Milkvy Jis the promises be Wildcat track legion the last two the Villanova large business operations where all things can't help to think that In the The game scheduled with Du- years some of them student thinks himself Villanova on the part Quakers pulled out thi- biggest remaining, but Rod Thorn put Blue and White night at Con- descend on the 34th street mul- meretricious, thorough, our schools are competing in a of the stu- coming years It will be the hu- quesne for Saturday. January on dazzling performance of vention Hall. , ti-purpose cdilce for the annual others imprudent but all ly starved. dent; for remember no manities ui)set in Big P'ive hi.story on a of them life and death struggle. The fact matter and the arts which will 21, wa.s cJincelled becau.se of 14 sincere. But the student cannot pawn what you may think Wednesday, January 18 by a shooting and rebounding to bring This was guaranteed by the nquirer Charities Track Games. is that wo can't of this C7»i- maintain our sanity and alert inches of snow. Al Severance all even begin to us off the re.Hponslbllity for his versity, it mil 62-61 count. the Mounties to within three revelation by assistant coach The minions of Jumbo Jim compete. be your alma every onvvi In a while to the took a lot of ribbing before steal- position as a product of Catholic mater someday. Tuj)peny that 33 Elliot will comi')€te in eleven Our mild Hriu)os Wh4Ucvvr is beauties of the human ing the show at the Pittsburgh As the huge Palestra score points very late in the game. Jim members , directed tow- education. and the ard His duty is a definite "The day may not be far away good or bad at Villanova Divine events on the Inquirer program, Mendel Hall were more pleas will spirit. of attention than shouts including three of the "Invita- of ' tion" special events. - damnation, not for ourfHt^lves, but for an apathetic student body 15 Feet for Cruz? which never seemed to under- Leon Pras, outdoor IC4A hur- stand that their "I don't give a dles champion at 120 yards, will «lamn-ness" at Villanova will attempt to cop the 50 yard event only carry won last year by Hayes Jones. over Into their lives later on when refresl^es taste Vic Zwolak, who enlisted at Vil- the authority's at- alem your titude toward them will be recl- lanova after a tenure of service procol. ; in the Marines will compete in every puff the Invitation two mile run. •'§]r"§fifi§ns'' Olympian Rolando Cruz will try The administration at Villa- to clear 15 feet again in an ef- pova and other Catholic institu- fort to win the Invitation pole tions must also vault. realize that if our brand of education is to sur- Highlight of the remaining vive and be tagged superior, as eight events will be junior Otie are our elementary schools, a Drayton's second sprint appear- more positive approch to higher ance of the indoor season. Dray- education must be undertaken. ton's teammate Frank Budd has There are too many don't and been promised a run for his not enough dos within our edu- medal by diminutive Ira Mur- cational structure. The student chison, the 1956 Olympian who should be exposed, then armed is essaying an indoor comeback. apainst foreign Ideas instead of Other Blue-White entrants in- shielded and cradled from them. clude a newly constituted mile This method may be righteous, relay team (unselected at this even necessary in secondary and writing because of Drayton's en- high Loren Gergens briefs school ; but the two of his salesmen on college must new teleohone services for business customers. trance In the 50 yard event). t' •'! • ,t positively prepare , ' and not nege- Last year's Main Line foursome tively spare the man. If the col- breezed home In the meet record leges don't undertake this job, time of 3:20.3 with anchor man society will— and with a dull M Bobby Raemore coasting to a 30 thud. DIDN'T "t WANT TO BE STOCKPILED yard triumph. Two-MUers Seek Revenge And since the Instructor the is When All of the members of the Immediate contact the student Lort'ti Gcrgpn.s was working for his he served as manager of several telephone busi- 'Cat team are back this year in- has with knowledge, It Is his B.S. degree in Business cluding Raemore, Drayton, Nick Administration at the ness offices. In these jobs Loren had duty to carry out this rospomtl- to prove DeAngelis University of Denver, he had definite and Joe Mannlon. ideas about himself on the firing line, ".•/.»•; blllty. The Instructor may not make right decisions /, The two-mile relaymen, Frank the kind of job he wanted to land. He realize It but in the eyes of most was de- and carry them through. He knew his next jump Hegarty, Jerry Hackett, Jon students he Is two •— termined to profit from '.''. .^ v'' people a the experience of .several depended on only one man — Loren Dante and Pat Nlcastro will at- Gergens. .; teacher and a man> of his friend.s who had accepted promising tempt to better their showing of jobs In July, 1960, he was made Sales Manaiei' last year. This same foursome only to find themselves in "mjvnpowcr — pools" in Boulder, Colorado. . flinished second to Manhattan, The teacher part . ,;. .. „ of him is waiting to be pulled into a responsible not remembered, po.sition. winner In 7 :44.8. for the most :^ .: "I'm "I didn't . , on the ground floor of a newly part, want to be stockpiled," Loren says. created past the final exam; it is Billy Joe, erstwhile fullback telephone marketing organisation. I the "That's no way to ;•. ^. And can tell man in him that leaves the start."^;^'; .i ;.;..}; and Jerry Donlnl, IC4A point you things are going burnt impression. And the man to move fast!" Loren .says. getter, will compete In the shot- in As a senior, Loren talked to him is revealed twelve companies "It's rough put ; Sophomore Al Jackman will out.tide of at times, but hard work is fun when fhr classroom; in and joijied The Mountain run in the 1000 yard handicap; informal chats States Telephone & you know you're going .somewhere— in a hu.si- Sivieri .1 " the Pic Shop, talks after class Telegra|)h Company, Angelo and Pat Traynor an as-sociated company of ne.ss where there's .somewhere to go." are listed as entrants in the two- the Bell Telephone System. mile run, and a freshman dis- // you're interested in a job in which yoil can tance medley relay From his team round first clay challenges were thi'own at be your own prime mover-- a job in which you're out the Blue and White partlci- him thick and fast. First, he .sur)ervised a group given a chance to show what you can do, right from panta. of service repre.sen la lives Tonlte who handle the com- the start— you'll Meet want to visit your IHacement OJfice "7S/^ Ci/bc4^ its v42/-^^^/ That's what Btnokers say munication.s needs of telephone The Recreation Club meet to- customers. Then for literaturp and additional because its is as softly refreshing as the air of information. about Salem, smoke nlte will also feature several Vll- a springtime morning. Special High Porosity paper "air-softens" lanovans. Jackman and Ernie every puff. And Salem's fine tobaccos make Salem taste rich as well Muir win run In the 600; fresh- man Al Adams is slated for the "Our number one aim in to hare in all as refreshing. Smoke refreshed, pack after pack... smoke Salem! 1000; freshman Harry Smeck, management John the mottl vital, intelli- Jim and John Reilly ''•. Smyth have . ,-• '--v gent, positive and imaginative men we been tapped for the mile; and ran possibly find." • menthol fresh •rich tobacco taste •modern filter, too Owen Maguire, Bob Collins and FRKDicrucK R. Kappkl, rr*$id9»t freshman John Angevlne will An,.rlc«nTel.phon.»T.l.gr.phCo. BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES compete in the two mile-run.
THE v:LLANOV.».r« FEBRUARY 9, 1961 THE VIH>NOVAN • FEBRUARY 9, 1961 ?^!!?Z^J^iRfSI!^' :-:xcr'f:
in fh9 grpove^ The End Of An Era by Don Grove
When Al Severance stuffs a dog . red program into his coat pocket and shuffles across the Palestra floor for the final time after the LaSalle game, many thoughts will prob- ably run through his mind. 011 an When he opens the dressing room door and takes a cigar from his old friend and associate, team trainer Jake Nevins, February 16, 1961 perhaps a pang of sentimentalism will grip his emotions. VILU^NOVA UNP ILLANOVA, PA. Players will shake his hand for the last time, and alumni and priests will jam into the small steam filled cubicle in the bowels of the Palestra, to pay some semblance of a farewell tribute to a truly great Villanovan. In Expansion; sad, rather melodramatic and anticlimactic University As all of this scene unfolds, a colorful era will come to an end at Villanova. "Severance Era" This era, which undoubtedly will be called "The Sever- Awareness Needed: DeLisa ance Era", was truly a great one in the annals of Villdnova their part to aid hi history. For Alexander G. Severance came off the sidewalks In handling Villanova's mite to do Student Council Chairman tratlon of New York to Villanova where he stayed and made a h(»ne a solution of the difficulties. '•M DeLlsa, In his capacity as problems.. and a way of life. Bob Among ourselves, first of all, let last Student Body President, student gov- Here is where he rose from coach of an obscure eastern "In the same vein, the admin- js remember that night delivered an unprecedent- independent team that played its games in the musty con- should demonstrate a rniment Is not a police agency. ed "State of the Union" address istration fines of tiny Alumni Gym, to the well known mentor of a regard the teach- Primarily, 4t Is a service organ- the newly-reconvened willingness to national which thrilled great crowds from Madison before ization. Every representative power er as a valuable associate, in- Student Council. ab- Square Garden to Reynolds Colliseum. stead of simly as an employee; elected to Council has the referred to by De- The daily newspaper and sports magazines will parrot The "union" and should respond to the Inter- solute duty to work for the re- In this case is that which, and social his records and newsworthy actions in the following weeks. Usa est of the Btudent body by con- ligious. Intellectual, contended, "should exist and his All time teams and most thrilling moments will be recalled he fiding more of Its hopes and betterment of himself the three constituents of for all to read. among plans in the students." constituents. As the Severance Era ends, another of the old school Villanova University: the stu- Help Wanted and the ad- of the fiery, cigar-smoking mixture of the strategist, the dents, the faculty, On the positive side, DeLlsa "Many of us are always ready ministration." In his address, the status father confessor, the publicity agent, the psychologist and first pointed out that there are to complain about President Im- above all the individualist; makes way for the new stereo- the Student Body many extenuating circumstances quo, but how many of us are degree of unity type of the crew cut, Ivy dressed, expert in zone defenses plied that the Involved in Villanova's problems, ready to help to change that at Villa- and College Board exams. presently to be found the fact that most status quo?" «ieorf«« ol among them President Bob DoUm expounds Ms than adequate. on Page 6) Most Colorful i tUuAml TMly nova is less faculty members must commute (Continued »t VUtonova before the Student Some say the new is better than the old, others will dis- the ld««l studMit government Agrees with TIMES from fair distances, Ph..o by T,m y.d.,. to school night with re- agree. No matter which is the case most will agree that the Council Ust In obvious agreement that there Is a shortage of cler- Photo by Bob Sh«rmon many Capacity Audience old type, typified by Severance, was the most colorful. Statis- cent comments made by ical manpower at present, and tics may be quoted and All Americans remembered but all ehagrin of St. Joseph's Tom Wynne, (23), Huble White soars in puibllcations, among Sinch to the open-moaCiied significant that the size of the student body Hand As Guarcli of this seems shallow. For, to ward off defeat at the liands of and The On rather as mentioned before, this for n two pointer. Hub's sll-aroiaid'biilli»noe was not enough Plan Elicits Reactions: them TIME Magazine Inevitably Involves the presenoe breed thrived on individualism. From this arose many great Liners. .:';:,;•,:,'. .yy. DeLlsa stres- the City •:.v ____^_^____ New York TIMES, of some troublemakew. Tops Amateur Nite characters. In the end that is the purpose of all of the many sed the necessity of student Apathy,Antipathy,Approval Opening with the Dixieland hours of practice and sweat, of upset stomachs and disappoint* of the problems fac- continued, awareness "On all sides," he Villanovans," joyful given over to examinations. con- strains of "The ments as well as endings. Consideration is being given were ing them, and demanded a good far outweighs the bad. "the the annual Amateur Night last Severance was a party to all of these things. His strategy examina- Varied Reaction certed effort on the part of all matter of uniting State to conducting semester It is simply a technical dif- Powerful Memphis I survived to the Thursday against Rhode Island State, one of the first fastbreak teams regular class hours The general reaction engaged in the educational pro- and abilities of all tions during the Intentions provide an overflow- basketball, is history. caused rule was one of both disfavor difficulties. ficulties to in He a change by lining rather than a special examina- release cess to resolve these concerned Into a single dynamic The various ing Vasey Auditorium audience his substitutes at the scorers bench and inserting them each In the undergraduate and Indifference. advantage of the mutual advancement." tion period Taking full force for evening's entertainment. time the ball was given to Rhode Island out of bounds. professors interviewed were op- with an 3et To Challenge Wildcats full-time division. In accordance "congressional Immunity" af- Two loudspeakers and a mic- The father confessor role has been his many times, per- for posed to the Idea. Most think Council's with this plan, classes forded him by the Into service secure with Difficulties rophone were called haps the most famous incident in this vein is the love letter Success also been frequent passerby in the life of Memphis Staite, selected Mon- Seniors would be that they are "more President be- Speciflo has a . Juniors and Constitution, the system On the discussion when the public address he dictated to a player from the Midwest to save the boy's Severance. Simply look at his record with two of the nation's day to participate in the NIT conducted through May 27, something familiar". aspects of Unl- Turning from the rated numerous Vasey Hall was found Inop- romance with a home town girl. and other hand, most administrators out of the relative positions of the to great powers year in and year out, T^nple and North Caro- . tournament, next month will at- 1961, and for Freshmen venilty activity, pointing assisted Publicity the proposal. faculty and adminls- erable. Bob Haverlln Agent Par Excellence lina State. through June 3, were In favor of party Is fulfllMng students, tempt to prove their champion- Sopohomore thait "no one of Ceremonies Bob Red- Severance was a publicity agent par excellence. I myself Robert Sullivan, OSA, traitlon, and of the prlnciplef Master Two Sided Coin 1961. Subject to divtolonal and Rev. obligation to the others 100 ahip mettle against the reluctant Its mond in keeping the over-capa^ have seen him in action, enthralling reporters with humorous exam- Dean of the School of Arts and act- which should guide their mutual Success can be a two sided coin in the cooching profes- departmental regulations, per cent. Students are not while the Wildcats, Saturday night at the In favor President then city crowd entertained as well as serious stories. His oratory captured the hearts of sion. other side, the Severance favorite, is the molding administered Science, said "Yes, I am aire ma- co-operation, the The inations could be ing to prove that they apparatus was set the North Carolina press in the recent EHxie Classic. As re- Paleetra. Coach Bob Vanatta I think It Is a very good on a number of emergency of men. War heroes like Chuck Drizin, orphans like George for as many periods as were of It; ture, intelligent OaithoUc men, concentrated cently has the nucleus of last year's completely elfanl- dllflcuHies. up. as the last road trip he entertained a Sportswriters Raveling, businessmen like Joe Walters and guys who couldn't necessary with the firm idea. It would the adiministratlon specific judged with whom Villa- Luncheon in Pittsburgh which had been postponed a day in NIT participants. conflicts In scheduling". tremendous During this period, "The make their high school team like Paul Anzin became men understanding that class meet- nate the can deal reasonably; nor are "Because of the order to hear him speak. Through 'his lips Villanova's The lone loss T Hartley, Dean of the novans" returned for an encore', name under the influence of his sage handling. was a big one according to the regular Rev. Joseph willing to demonstrate a state of flux in which the Unl- ings, they tal- has been spread far and wide. Many sportswriters have because it took the leading scorer Commerce and Fl- de- and Kevin Shea displayed his This is the kind of job Al thriv^ on. Perhaps that's schedule, would be held through School of readiness to transcend mere ver«lty finds Itself," DeLlsa hacked away at him via the paragraph, but they always and rebounder, George Price. 6-8 said, "It would do away traaai- ent as a magician. why he's getting out of the business now that major college the closing date, whether or not namce, class requirements to assist clared, "uncomfortable are there listening in silent respect when the Gray Fox spills Wayne Yates, however is taking the student facing the tra- arise. the sound was restored basketball is becoming a business. The personal touch is be- all periods during the final week with themselves and their teachers tlonal situations may When out a few thousand of his well chosen words. his place. Yates averaged only fearful three hour should ac- order and the show was coming a thing of the past. ditional and Intellectually. These the students to good that As far as psychology goes Severance rates with the best 5.5 points a game last year, and 4 exam. It could, also, mean of the inevitable full swing, Guy Callssl gave F^bably some of the smuir set of Philadelphia fans will Group Faculty Faulty cept as part in of the Guild of the didn't start in this CCD Discussion earlier." Dean Indian- Amateur coach-of-the-couch fraternity. shot , and say, thank they Now, sea- grades would be In change, and Improve- his interpretation of an order another brew with a God "Faculty members do not growth, He used simple logic and common sense to bring much sought finally got rid of the old man out there. For criticism is an- son, he is currently averaging Stanley Morehouse of the En- of Villanova. We can all apolis Speedway announcer. Guy Airs Church -State willing to extend the ben- ment ' after All American high schooler Joe to Villanova while about 20 points a game. that, gen- seem "Sounds Ryan other part of a career of coaching . Severance has received gineering School, said rest assured that they will pass Guarch followed with efit of their knowledge and ex- Big Ten and Southern schools tried high pressure and good his share. He has been alternately reproached for not using Other starters include for- Problem erally speaking, he liked the Idea, of Villanova University." His im- ''':'-::,::;' Separation perience with other educational quickly. deal methods. i- wards Frank Snyder who is 6-5 that there are many points students must of noises heard by typi- a zone defense and then when he adopted it for using it too a^d but the adminls- "Meanwhile, the itation 6-6 The separation of Church systems to assist While talking to Ryan, SeveranQe merely said that Joe much. I^e has been criticized for being too tough on his players and Lowery Kirk who was yet to be Ironed out, and one cal Villanovans took his audience State was the actively discussed was welcome to Villanova if he chose to stay in the Philadel- and again for being too lenient. He has been praised for not hurt but is now ready to play. thing to be avoided is the pos- ?" from Ithan Avenue, through topic at a recently held panel "Are You Kidding Me . . . phia area. He talked to Joe's parents and guaranteed the humiliating opponents and castigated for running up the In the backcourt are guards sibility of running a week rtiort Thum's, to the cafeteria and discussion sponsored by the lad a good education. In all of this time he didn't deride any score by others. Gene WHfang, who averages of school. dorms. of Christian Doc- other schools to tell Confraternity of the or try Ryan that he could offer Criticism and Praise 10.4 points pei" game last year In opposition to the proposal Only Freshman trine. the best deal. Ryan and family were impressed, and Villa- He has been accused of losing the big ones, and lauded and 6-0 Wolfe with a former 12.1 Reverend Robert Russell, The only freshman In the Under the guidance of panel was nova got a great player. as one of the nation's top upset coaches. He has been criti- average per game. Phil Kibbey, Department Chair- show, Thomas Joyce, was ac- moderator Mike Murphy, the Phlloeophy Flounders, Kidnappings, Sanity Codes cized and praised and criticized and praised. The list could 6-2, is their sixth man who help- said, "The Imposition companied by 'The Villanovans" panel members. Gene Felch, man, who The individualism of Severance is illustrated in all that ed while Kirk was injured. "Foggy Day," "The go on for many lines. AU of this rolls off of his back like out John Neary, on the teacher would be email, In singing other of could John Slmonc, and has been written here. What type man shake water off a duck. Nationally Ranked the psychological effect on Lady Is A Tramp," and "Up A discussed the topic In the light but oflF flounder heaved at him by some misguided or mis- Fifths" a large Next winter he can get to bed at a decent hour instead So far this season they have the student would be tremen- Lazy River." "The Four of general principles, emphasized placed fan. Who else but an individual could weather the of tiptoeing into the house after a game in Allentown. The beaten such notables as Brig- pointed out as an closed the show with several education, duties of Catholics In dous." He storm of the kidnapping of a star player as happened in the Sunday papers haim Yoimg, Seattle, Western I five Trio-style numbers. won't be as interesting; but after 25 years I ' example, the student with Kingston politics, and aid to education. Shaefer incident of 1952-53 season; or the honest and injur- imagine even the thrill of reading about how your team looked Kentucky, and Murray State but and one two After a large round of applause, A question from the floor three credit courses ing refusal of his school to live up to the N.C.A.A. "Sanity last night wears off. Yes, the excitement is over. they lost a big one to West Vir- total of returned with their ver- ardent discussion as credit course, for a they 1950. this Villanova, because of its ginia in opened an and Codes" of In incident His Memory Will Linger On the Sugar Bowl tourna- seventeen credit hours, with the sions of "I've Had It," to whether close unity of the honest lefusal was barred from the tournament even though Next season a new coach will give the scouting reports, ment final by a score of 82 to student facing "When The Saints Go Marchln' Church and the SUte would possibility of a many other schools openly flaunted their failure to comply and the pre-game fight talk. Palestra customers wiD get used 86 in overtime. Although they seventeen exam hours In one In." bring about a condition whereby with regulations, but publicly agreed to it. So Severance to his have been playing a fairly weak the face and tactics. Sportswriters will write about him. dominate and week. Participants were rated on schedule the State would missed out on a national title chance with a team that was Still it won't be the same. The Squire won't be on the Field- their 15-1 record so far Doctors Bernard Bonnlwell presentation, poise, and the Church would fall to exist. ability, ranked 11th in the country and best in the East. house floor on wintery afternoons to direct the practice. In- this year has keot them consis- Mr. The Rev. point discussed dur- and Frank McGurk, and audience reaction. door. Probably tently hi the national rankings. Another Heartbreak has been no stranger at his terested onlookers won't come to see whether he's running the Gerald DeWltt, all of the Psy- Henry B. Syvlnski, OSA, Rev. ing the two hour session was the Sanity Code affair was one of his greatest setbacks. His around giving orders in a suit or a pair of g3rm shorts. Memphis State is supposed to OSA, Mr. Ed aid should take to chology pepartment, opposed John R. Dunne, have fielded its strongest form state Wildcats loss to an undefeated and top ranked West Virginia In time the smell of Dutch Masters will fade from the and idea on the grounds that It Jack Lumsden served Catholic schools. It was general- the Gelsz, and Club in 1958 was clearly caused by an unwise and uncalled for gym in which his teams were undefeated for years. deepest team in the school's his- de- 11 Some- panel that this would be Impossible to adminis- as judges. Guy Guarch was tory this year. ly agreed by the invocation of the obscure five second rule. Movies showed day a confused Frosh will blink and say "who was Sever- Under Vanatta equal diffi- winner, with Kevin be help to the Catholic ter several exanu of clared the officials wrong but Severance didn't berate ance?"; but will they have won 74 out of 91 aid should that the were he be toM quickly. Perhaps the era is over the culty. Shea, Guy Callssl, and Thomas games. student rather than to young m.i. frM» the .o-IlMie* '»??"!**» the official; instead he expressed his opinion of the man's but the memory will linger on. More DlMeal A b«dHe«d Joyce finishhig second, third, and school lUef. Thus It might con- 22 honesty to the press. and Commander Claude Frazler, fourth, respectively. sist of books, lunches, (Continued on Psfft •) last Thursday night government student loans. g jHE VILLANOVAN • FEBRUARY 9, 1961
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