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Pace 12 THE VILLANOVAN Nofv«nib«r 4, 1959

student Gov't. Reviewed Cyril Burlce Trophy VILLANOVA 22 DAYTON (See Poge 8) 011311 (See Pogc 20)

Wildcats Flyers For First Vol. 35—No. 8 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, Down VILLANOVA. PA. Win «* November 18, 1959 ton struck again with Villa- Murray ; iy Jim nova's old nemesis the long pass play or home run. Ralph Harper Well, No. 7 proved lucky for faded back on first down lofted the Villanova Wildcats Saturday the ball 50 yards to Bob Cyphers as they downed the Dayton Fly- for a T.D. The placement by Ted ers 22-13. Chosen For Kramer was good Dayton 32 and Who's After six straight defeats, the Who led at halftime 13-8. Thirty-two finally realized their pre- Villanova seniors have been named to 'Cats The third quarter was score- the ' annual National season potential by playing Collegiate Who's Who. less with both teams defense All three of great football before a Parent's the male undergraduate divisions have showing up real well on the I'epresentatives Day crowd of about 7,000 among the honored group of Villanovans, muddy turf. In the fourth quar- who will be pictured (There's that 7 again!). in the directory of outstanding college ter yillanova's mudders came students published each Coach Joe Rogers sent his year. alive. ,« . Arts Sciences charges on to a muddy field still _ & Lead With less than' a minute gone The Arts and Sciences diyision fired up from a fine game against lead the Who's Who list in the final period senior quar- this V.P.I, the week before. Rogers year, with 17 students terback Ed Roehre rifled a line chosen. had said he was close to finding Eight Engineers were drive pass to sophomore half- selected, the right combinations and Sat- Student Council and the Commerce and back Mike Pettine who flew past Finance urday the Team really a division and seven rep- was the Dayton secondery for a team. resentatives. touchdown. Overall the play Week The 32 men were selected covered 53 yards-—20 by air and Reggie Rides Again from a group of approximately 33 on the ground. The P.A.T. In Now Progress 80 nominees. The Student Coun- In the first quarter the 'Cats jWas good and Villanova led 16- This week marks the third cil, the deans of the various di- showed they were out to make '13. (Incidentally the pass was an- nual observance visions, and the moderators of their own luck when Reggie V.U. 2nd completion) (they were of Student all campus Powe scooped up a fumble on Council Week. organizations sub- 2-7 while Dajrton was 6-17.) mitted Begun in 1957, under the Pat lists of outstanding stu- the 34, after a vicious tackle by After a punt by Dayton hit Nicholson-Don Kempf regime, dents to the final selection com- Nick Langone on a lateral play guard, Tony Sperandeo, the ball the affair has enjoyed mild mittee. forced Flyer Ed Monahan to was put on the 28 and Villanova suc- ' cess at Villanova. Selection Committee throw wide. After the Cats took over. 17 The purpose of the Week, This selection moved the ball to the —Big It took 10 plays before Nick committee was said Chairman Tom Hoffman, is composed of Rev. Leon Horin carried the ball 7 Langone took the ball into the Joseph Kem- Connie Donahue (seated) featured in to stimulate straight for first BeUe Masque*8 fall production, consults with chore- student interest in me, OSA, vice president of times the score. end zone for the final scoring of Stu- ographer Sue Ahrold (left) and cast members Rosemary Donnelly and Mary Ann student government; especially, dent Affairs. (Notice all these beautiful 7's!) \;---::^'::['^':r:i:y-v..-.'- Kenvan on a Rev. Dante Giro- the day. fine point of the play's action. that at Villanova. lami. OSA. dean of Student ' carried I Ac- * ^ ball . Leon the in for the The game was a real team ef- ——^ , I. As has been the tivities, Rev. Norbert Whitley, two point conversion. fort with special mention going procedure in the past, the week's activities OSA, university Chaplain. Rev. The Dayton Flyers came right to Ed Roehr, Bill Craig "who back in the second quarter when will be under the directorship William Farrell, OSA. assistant has found himseir' . . . mostly fullback Frank Griazdowski cap- Belle Masque's of the vice-president of the Stu- to the chaplain. Rev. George Mc- in the Dayton backfield and Hen- First Musical dent Council. This year Bob De- Laughlin, OSA, dean of Men, ped a 79 yard march with a one ry Gotaro a soph center who's Lisa will head up the affair with Tom Hoffman, Student Council yard plunge for their first six first full outstanding. game was chairman, pointer. The P.A.T. the assistance of the Council and Ray Rafferty, was no So, coach Joe Rogers and Vil- Bows Tonite In Field House good and Treasurer—Bill Vincent, day senior class president. Villanova held a slim I lanovans are in seventh (7) Belle 8-6.': .;;.-- Masque drama society Little Background the school. Naturally, they hop. Nominees were required to lead this week but its can heaven back vill stage its possess first musical pro- "By and large, none of the produce a more spectacular af- Proceedings got officially un- a minimum scholastic to earth next Saturday against d c t i o n That Home Ron Again Nick Langone, sopli quarterbaclc, comes over the top of the heap for final score in last u , "The Higher You players has a singing back- fair." derway Sunday night on the average of 2.5, be active in rec- Army when the 'Cats stay up quarter of Dayton game. Climb," which opens tonight in ground," he added, "but they The performance of WVIL show—Digest, with a ognized campus activities, and Then in the final moment Day- "The for two in row. i the Field House. be in a have all adapted like profession- Higher You Climb" will be ac- formal opening of the week by "good standing" with uni- the versity "This is quite a revolutionary als to their musical demands." companied by an orchestra com- Student Council officers. authorities. thing for the club—singing, Performances will be contin- posed primarily of Villanova Activities Planned First Announcement Frosh 38-13 ued through Sunday night, with first Whip Rams is band members, Yesterday, The public that —but musical comedy is under the direc- a Student Govern- announcement Caldwell? curtain time set for 8:30 p.m. of the Contain tion of ment forum Can 'Cats a real part of the theatre," said Lou Martucci, was held in the C men selected for this Link Hallowell, president Tickets, which can be purchased and F building, with vear's Who's Who comes in Loss of the Among the numbers to be pre- the officers this Avenge Varsity ;,,,::• By Mike Donahae season in 't^e person of Joe Cald- most outstanding performance at the box office, are $1 for of both this issue of the society, who has a featured role. sented are: "Where is the Single year's and last VILLANOVAN. it will be a pair of status well, brilliant Cadet quarterback. for the climatic service clash Villanova students, and $1.50 for year's Council Winners and by Dmi Cfrove yard run moved the ball to the Man to Hide?" (sung by Mc- conducting the ac- their accomplish- seekers in the best Vance Pack- Prior to the Air Force Academy with Navy. general admission. Tickets are tivities. . •,'•:•: ;; ments will be found pictured in Villanova's underrated frosh 36. :.. .:•,:.;, Coy); "Fugue for Old Dolls;" ard tradition who will square off game. Army's field general was WUd Offense now on sale in the Pie Shoppe. "I Love Men;" and "The Cour- Tonight, a Student Congress the centerfolds. football team slammed out At this point Richman threw the leading in the Retreat Forms against each other on the Michie second passer When the Middies jitterbug- Hallowell and Mr. Richard Du- meeting will be held in the East The selection committee ex- a 38 to 13 victory last Friday one of his southpaw strikes to age Song." Field gridiron Saturday at West country from a yardage gained ged their defense in Dawkins' prey, director, are enthusiastic Lounge of Dougherty Hall, pressed its confidnce that the 32 The presentation is costumed at over the previously undefeated Rettino, who followed his block- .<:.:,'.' Point. ^,, point of view. In five games direction, Anderson ran wild of- about the newly-discovered :" For Blackwood voice 6:30. The meeting will be an seniors namedto Who's Who rep- ' ing M and staged in the sixteenth cen- West Chester frosh. beautifully for the T.D. Villanova's Wildciats will be Caldwell's accurate right arm fensively and scored 16 points, quality of the thespians. open one with the resent "Villanova's finest." Hoff- tury style. Its characters are public invited The Kitten's big line contained Richman's run for the extra accounted aiding "Tom going all out to post a prestige had for 789 yards and and abetting Navy's even- McCoy seems to have comic to attend. man and Rafferty both stated Chester's backfiel(i^ point failed. Ready Tomorrow representations of stand- West pony I win at the expense of Army's six touchdowns. His accuracy tual demise no end. the best male voice," said Hallo- Tomorrow, a movie of the Vil- that the winners were "truly ard types. This Commedia del' and the much improved pass Kittens Take Over percentage, .627, racked Caldwell, Carpenter, well. "He has that Sinatra Cadets. Army, on the other up and An- Beginning tomorrow forms ring. Arte touch lanova -Army game will be oxamnles of the calibre of men defense limited the Teachers to was prevalent in Shortly thereafter the Kittens hand will be anxious to regain through 64 competitions in 102 derson are not the only return- will be available for those stu- And if you must compare Ray (Oontinued on Page 17) that Villanova has to offer." four completions. Spain when the play was writ- took over on the West Chester some of the prestige they lost attempts, was tops in the na- ees from last year's Eastern dents who are planning to make Kantra's voice with a profession- ten. ...';, "^..^\-':'^ '['.: In all, West Cheater could tion. champs, one of weekend retreats at the al, I'd say he sounds like Eddie 38, after a fake punt failed to last Saturday when the upstart whose toughest Pius X Jacinto Benavente only scrape-up four first y Martinez, downs. net a first down. Space Cadets from the Air Caldwell's prime target is that foes was in inspired Villanova Retreat House in Blackwood, Fisher." On the second who wrote the play from which Junior Ring Mass Slated Offensively --'•;••••••':, vV/b-; •.. .;• the Kittens featured Force publicized of all college eleven. (The 'Cats succiimbed N.J. down Richman completed a hook Academy held them to a most Adequate Voices the production adapted, a razzle-dazzle passing attack, was has pass to Bill Barbaro who later- tie, 13-13. football players, the original to the Black Knights, after out- scheduled The retreats are set The group did conduct voice been referred to as "the Bernard For In and a group of hard running ailed Lonesome End, Bill Carpenter. playing the deeper Cadets in the Saturday Chapel to Cropke. Two Los93s for Cadets for Jan. 29-31 and Feb. 5-7 and try-outs, but eventually awarded Shaw of Spain," and has won backs. Cropke Dale Hall's cadets are The Army captain has snared first half. The final count was Nick scampered down the 0>ach the capacity will be fifty stu- the roles to the regular cast the Nobel prize for literature Cassetta. general chair- will be an honor and an inval- High Gear sidelines for a razzle-dazzle not unbeatable as evidenced by 28 passes for 369 yards and two 26-0.) dents at each weekend. man of the Junior Ring 38 members, whose voices turned in 1922. It is adapted from Mass uable experience to have the West Chester started off in 3-2-1 Usry, yard TD play. Rettino failed on their not-too-gaudy record touchdowns. Don the "other" end in Forms will be made available out to be "more than adequate." "Bonds of Interejjt." and Breakfast Committee, has president of the university as high gear, and scored before the the run for two points. 12-6. to date. Granted that Illinois The CaWwell-Carpenter com- Army's offensive juggernaut; announced that the day chosen in the Student Council Office and The score was written by Nasty Types a guest speaker." crowd got settled, A host of The Teachers didn't take this and Penn State, early season bination makes Army the num- Steve Waldron, 6-0, 200 pound George for this affair is Saturday, No- the arrangements will be hand- Herman, Professor of "The Characters," said Du- "We hope", said Cassetta, Teachers broke through and object lesson very seriously conquerors of the Black Knights, ber one passing team in the halfback, who played behind Theatre at Clarke vember 21. led entirely by the Religious Af- College, Du- prey, "are all nasty types." Tom "that this event will be well at- blocked a Villanova punt on the though, as V.U, scored and the aforementioned Air country, averaging over 200 Dawkins; and Don Bonko, sec- Rev. Robert J. Welsh, OSA again on fairs Committee in co-operation buque, Iowa, and lyrics were (Oontinued on Page 17) tended, since it is the first ac- 48 yard line. the same hook-lateral yards gained aerially per game. ond string fullback last year moderator of the Junior play. The Force are much stronger teams with the Chaplain's office. provided by Duprey. Sue Arn- Class, tivity of the Junior Class as a Tezak grabbed the ball and 'Cats took over on West Ches- than the likes of West Chester, Anderson's Injury Hurt were monogram winners in 1958. old, a graduate will celebrate the Mass and bless a As stated earlier, attendance student of Forms Due By Friday whole." scored unmolested. The P.A.T. ter punt and marched to the Dayton, and Xavier; neverthe- An injury to brilliant Bob EiglitMBtli Game in Series theatre, handled the rings. The Ring Mass will at a scheduled weekend retreat the choreog- Working with Cassetta on the was blocked, and West Chester twelve yard line, but were pen- less the concerted offense dis- Anderson in the Illinois game Saturday's game will be the raphy. Approximately 200 seniors be held in the University Chapel will fulfill the student's obliga- various committees are Jim led 6-0 (Shades of Sept. 19). alized back to the 34. D^aved the Wildcats against has put a severe crimp in eighteoith in the series which The group have not yet turned in their his- at 9 a.m. by the university its has no illusions of tion to in re- tory Strazzella, Mass; Jerry Carlin, The score remained 6-0 until With the third if Armv's running game. Co- dates back to 1908. has competing forms to the BELLE AIR Immediately following the and thirty-two Virginia Tech and Dayton, The Army treat attendance requirement. with Turf 'n Tinsel, Jack McDonnell, office. Bill and Tony In- early in the second quarter, situation, Richman again hit "revved up" a little more could coa (Fla.) Comet, a first team won fifteen of the seventeen the campus musical Rogers and Al Fish- Mass, breakfast will be served comedy trieri. Tickets; Dick Expense of the retreat and er, co-editors of the senior Keeley, when Richie Richman intercept- Barbaro who pitched out to make Saturdav's tussle n.n in- All American in his sonhomore games, losing only in 1915 and troupe. "Music, in our produc- sec- at the Radnor Ballroom of the transportation to the Retreat tion Butch McNally, and Vince Kirk, ed a West in Villa- Larry year, 1951. tion, takes emphasize that the deadline new Treadway Inn, located on Chester pass Glueck fa quarterback teresting game from a Villano- p^aved second Addle to a back seat to act- Publicity; House, although arranged by for returning these and Jim Palair, Break- nova territory. Cropke carried converted to half). Glueck ra

NovemlMr 18, 1959 Pave 2 THE VILLANOVAN November 18, 1959 THE VILLANOVAN Pago 3

King of Torft l/fs De Marra \\ Juniors To Fete Johnnies; I tor" Surprises Law Forum

in the field of law. He has col- has earned both fortune and Annual Charity Ball The decorum of the second Plan lected larger amounts in dam- fame by collecting massive dam- session of Villanova's Law The annual Orphan's Weekend automobiles as are needed. be determined) everyone Will be age and personal injury suits ages for his clients, objects to Forum was momentarily upset sponsored by the Junior Class The caravan will leave from the guests of the 69th St. Thea- other lawyer in his- the idea of the Commission. by the appearance of the audi- than any under the chairmanship of Neil Villanova in time to pick up the tre for an afternoon nuitinee. ence of Fred DeMarra, the tory. He insists that the "value" of Vaughey, Junior C&F resident, Orphans at 49th and Wyalusing Maps and itineraries will be "Great Imposter." personal injury is strictly de- Sts. in Philadelphia Law Changing a will be held December 5 and at 9:30. distributed befor the weekend. Melvin M. Belli, the forum's termined by the circumstances Drawing on his experience Tuesday December 8. From there the party will pro- Chairman Vaughey emphasizes speaker, introducted DeMarra to of the individual case, and that ceed to Gimbels on 69th St. from damage and injury suits, The Charity Ball, ordinarily that although the outing is a thoroughly amazed audience the Commission idea is basically Belli commented on the fact an integral part of the weekend, sponsored by the Juniors, it is in Garey Hall last Friday even- unfair in that regard. that the law is changing in will take place a week later than not limited to that group. ing. The "Imposter," who has aspects involving liability. third type of case whish usual on Friday, December 11th. many A He said that in past years all posed as everything from a sur- Belli mentioned, a^d for which He cited the matter of consumer The date of the dance has the classes have participated in geon (he actually performed op- liabUity. V • he is noted, is the medical mal- been pushed back because on the event and he expressed hope erations )to a trappist monk, practice case. He said that he Belli stated that there is a Friday December 4, the basket- that this year will be no excep- has engaged Belli in a libel suit "sympathized with doctors, trend o flegal opinion toward who ball team plays Scranton in the tion. against a prominent writer. must endure difficult training the principle of "absolute liabil- Field House. Arizin and Roberts King of Torts and circumstances,' yet when ity," such as applies to injury According to Vaughey the The party on Tuesday the 8th Belli, known as the "King of they injure a patient through resulting from bad or inferior outing will be held on Saturday due to its expense, is closed to Fred DeMarra, the "Great Imposter," and Melvin Belli, the) Torts," spoke on "The Law Is malpractice, they must be pre- food products. In "absolute lia- the 5th, and the party will take football players, chairman, and "King of Torts," at Friday's Law Forum. Belli is currently rep«' Alive—How About The Law- pared to pay the consequences. bility" case, the plain^ff is not place on Tuesday the 8th. those who have resenting DeMarra in a libel case. yers?" His major premise was worked on the required to prove negligence, but Belli further related a number weekend. that, in a given legal case, the The Weekend Johnnies Bene- only that he has been injured of other experiences he has had, determining factor will not be fit, long a traditional Junior Bob Bohn, Junior Arts, party by the faulty product. among them the fact that Errol apparent facts, but the amount class function at Villanova, is chairman, announced that te- Spanish Club To Present slated play Belli Lawyers everwhere will have Flynn was to tative of research done by the lawvers. held for the benefit of the boys plans call for Santa to adjust to this trend, said Bel- in a movie, "The King of Torts." Common law has sufficient Rev. Joseph Kemme, OSA» vice preirident of Student Affairs, at St. John's Home in Philadel- Claus to arrive in a helicopter at Dec. 4 li. Another trend he noted was be the subject "Noche Espanola" precedents to support almost DeMarra is to and Thnothy John Finan, winner of the City Line Optimist Club phia. the orphanage after which he'll one by California jurists, who of a movie, "The Great Impos- Award. The proceeds from the dance distribute gifts Spanish Club will cele- sist of one-act comedy entitled any argument, Belli insisted. He to the tots. The a originated an idea for a Personal whichever lawyer tor," starring Tony Curtis. Con- and the money collected in re- However, as of now, Bohn brate its annual "Noche Espan- "Esgrima y Amor" ("Fencing added that Injury Commission. cluding his "act" at the begin- ligion classes during the week ola," Dec. 4, in the Vasey Hall and Love"), written by the fam- digs deepest to substantiate his does not have enough presents ning of Belli's lecture, DeMarra prior the Orphan's Weekend Auditorium with a literary-mus- ous Alvarez Quintero brothers arguments will win the case. The proposed Commission Handicapped Student to to give to the orphans. "I'd ap- set standard damage rates quipped, "I always thought I are used for the party. ical program. of Spain. Belli, a graduate of the Uni- would preciate it if anyone who might like Tony Cur- Carlin, and its law for, say, the loss of a leg or the looked a chubby According to Jerry have contacts with wholesale The program, which was in- The cast will include five stu- versity of California Awarded Optimist Citation blinding of noe eye. Belli, who tis." junior Math major, who is co- candy distributors itiated by the late Rev. Lorenzo dents: Judy Rodriguez and Ves- school, is a controversial figure or who might academic scholar- chairman of the outing along be able Lozano, OSA, will consist of two na Mohorovicic from Cabrini ^••^^ Timothy John Finan, a gradu- nova on an to get discount rates on ate of Overbrook School for the ship. with Harry Wolfington, junior NeilVoughey toys would get in touch with me parts. College, and three Latin Ameri- OrrrCTTC iiuMitiiiiuiiiiiiiiiuiiiuiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiirao^^ iiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiii^^ German Self-Taught C&F, the only detail remaining at 315 Sullivan or LA 5-9050. The first segment will include can students from Villanova, Speak Blind and presently a student at MoritzTo to be ironed out is designation The general chairman of this popular Spanish songs sung by Severo Lanza, Temistocles Fer- Villanova University, received a When the handicapped youth As for entertainment Bohn Overbrook was con- of several restaurants to pro- year's Orphans' Outing has sent members of the Spanish Club, nandez, and Alfredo Salazar. Tom Hoffman Ubiquitous? special youth award from the learned that said that he has written letters | vide luncheon facilities for the out an urgent plea for cars to as well as two solos: Judy Rod- To Accountants Optimist Club of City Line last sidering enrolling a student to Robin Roberts and Paul Ari- The guest speaker will be the Orphans and their escorts. transport Johnnies to 69th riguez of nearby Cabrini College William Coyle, president of Tuesday evening. from Germany some years ago, zin requesting their presence at Spanish Counsul in Philadelphia, All of this year's activities will Street, and for presents for th^ will sing ! he was concerned because the the affair. EL CAMINO VERDE Dr. Jose Ramon Sobredo, and the Accounting Society, an- Yes. Presentation of the award German boy would not be able center around the 69th Street Orphans' Party. and Robert Anthony, a member will be sev- nounced recently that John was made in observance of The Charity Ball to be held also in attendance Tom Hoffman is undoubt- the end of his sophomore area. In the past the Johnnies of the Spanish Club, will sing talk to other students. eral consuls representing such Moritz, Villanova Placement Di- Youth Appreciation Week and on December 11th will feature edly the man of the hour. year. At the beginning of Finan, therefore, undertook to shopped and lunched in center There the orphans will tour SORRENTO. Latin American countries as rector, will discuss the topic: goes annually to someone who the music of Lou Denison. This In the midst of Student Gov- junior year, he was elected himself Not only city and then journeyed out to toyland. At that time each The guest soloist will again be "The Accounting Field; Its Op- best symbolizes some basic char- teach German. was announced by Chet Butto- Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, Ven- ernment Week, with a $3000 vice chairman of the Coun- 69th Street for a movie. Johnny will be presented with a Rev. Policarpo Oroz, ORSA. In- portunities and Advantages" at acteristics which are represent- did he succeed in his ambition to ezuela and Colombia. budget recently acquired, cil. By virtue of this office, Although holding the outing gift by his escort. After limch now, junior C&F, chairman of strumental soloists will include their meeting tomorrow in 210 ative of American Youth and befriend the foreign youth but Supervise Activities and with an unprecedented he served as chairman of in 69th Street might not allow at a nearby restaurant (yet to the dance. John Tedeschi, concert pianist, CJ&F, at 10:30 a.m. serve as an example to others. developed an interest in the program of extra- and co- the Student Cabinet and as one central lunch spot, Carlin will play "Clair Lune," Mr. Vito J. Di Vincenzo, mod- language and has continued to who de Mr. Moritz will discuss what curricular activities in the co-chairman of the Orien- Honor Graduate felt that the time saved in hav- Dennis Sheehan, will erator of the Club, and the offi- work with it to the point where and who firms will be requesting the from offing, Hoffman is attracting tation Committee with Bob ing everything in one general play "The Jolly Caballero" on cers Don Ropain, Severo Lanza, Finan is an honor graduate of he speaks German with virtually the prospective employees. Af- great deal of attention. DeLisa, who was then soph- for less driv- the accordian. Edward Dowling, Victor Marti- a the blind school and is enrolled no accent. area would make ter his informal talk, there will An admitted "late comer" omore class president. as a freshman Liberal Arts stu- ing. One Act Comedy nez, and Salvator Di Blasio, will s A Popular Student in the field of student ac- This year, Hoffman be- here. continues to main- No Buses—^He Hopes 9k The second part of this liter- supervise the activities of be a question and answer ses- dent He At Villanova, Tim is a popu- tivities, Hoffman came to came chairman of the Coun- ary-musical program will con- "Noche Espanola." sion. tain the high academic level at lar student who is thoroughly On the subject of transporta- Villanova from Aquinas In- cil and president of the stu- Villanova that he did at Over- determined to make the best tion, Carlin declared that he stitute in Rochester, New dent body, and as such, in- brook where he finished his five possible use of both body and hopes that no buses will be Colleglafe Press Confer-ence augurated what promises to year course in four years. mind and invests himself freely needed to transport the John- "Villanova's greatest be In addition to scholastic and spontaneously in his new nies and their escorts from place 11 year for student govern- achievements, Finan has won academic surroundings. to place. ment." extra - curricular awards. In Life has not been easy for "If we can get enough day- - He quietly set in motion Nikita A Social Climber" Huntley 1955 he received a citation as Timothy John Finan but at least hops to drive, there will be no (uidofaclu an unprecidented plan the — "Boy Scout of the Year". He is his grit and determination have need for buses," said Carlin. Chet Huntley, top newscaster i? apparently disregarded, for the Nati'onal Broadcasting budget program. Last year he an excellent violinist and has not gone unnoticed. Presenta- Wolfington, the outing co- for NBC television, branded Nik- takes it as a personal insult." been and during the summer, the of Company. He has cited for given public performances in tion of the Youth Award was chairman is in charge of the Vou are sure your ita Khrushchev a "social climb- With Brinkley television Council's officers had work- his coverage of the Philadelphia, Boston and else- made during dinner at the Tav- transportation committee whose choice at Rogers Feet, er'^ at the annual convention of Huntley shares a nirhtly Puerto Rican juvenile delin- ed out every detail of the long noted for proven where. He is attending Villa- ern in Bala Cynwyd. task it is to provide as many the Associated College Press, newscast with David Brinkley quency problem a few months program. ,:;:?• .*:^ ': good taste. We have held in New York last weekend. ago. Unanimous Approval "wide" selections of strip- "He's the foremost social also his ings, diagonals and her- Huntley expounded on When he and his fellow Hosts Forum Senior, Officer climber in the world," said Hunt- conception of the college news- planners felt the time was Villanova ringbones in the finest of ley, addressing a gathering of paper's vital functions. Explicit- exactly right Hoffman fabrics. You will be ex- college journalists from all parts ly he stated that the college placed the budget before the For Local Accountants Pictures Slated pertly fitted whether you of the country. take a regular size, long, : the "first .^ journalist has and ; Council, where it was unan- Villanova was host to the Carman G. Blough, Director formal obligation of telling the sub- extra longorshort. Young ' imously approved and Inieriority Seventeenth Annual Accounting of research for the American In- By Photo Staff truth." mitted to the Administra- menareoui specialty. Our "Khrushchev has an innate in- stitute of Certified Public Ac- Forum sponsored by the Phila- Organizations that have not jackets are sized complex, which was They are further encouraged, tion. With Administration from feriority delphia Chapter of the Pennsyl- countants, gave the lecture. had their picture taken for the 35 to 44 . . . to compounded when he visited the he added, to give serious consid- Hoffmon approval, the budget became $35 $45. Tom vania Institute of Certified Pub- Belle Air yearbook will report to United States and saw our eration to world and national a part of student govern- Complementary all-wool lic Accountants last Thursday the events. "The college press can York, where he was an edi- ment history. Sophs Hear Lanin assigned places at the as- flannel slacks. 28 to 36 wealth," he said. afternoon. fill major role in the school newspaper. signed dats. 'These Pictures are wai»t.,.$H. to $22. "He wants to join the most a formulating tor of With the budget, Hoffman The forum program, held in The first class social weekend for the seniors, moderators and exclusive country club in the student political opinion." In Activities at Villanova, plans to do many things. Vasey Hall, was presented in co- of the semester commenced last officers ONLY. with however, he has been any- First among these is the al- world — the free nations Reprimand with various colleges operation Friday night as the Sophomore November 19, 10:80 A.M. high standards of living." thing but a late comer. In ready proven series of Stu- Pluntley had sharp words of and universities in the Philadel- Cotillion got underway at 9 p.m. Mendel Hall rep- the middle of his freshman dent Council Main Entrance: The VILLANOVAN was ' reprimand for the actions of phia area who are members of a n i n s orchestra year he was eleoted to the "Great Bunch of Guys" Howard L Russian Society, Spanish Club. resented by four at the conven- Charles Doren, in P.I.C.P.A. Van the ques- the local chapter of provided music for "El Baile de liiain Oul^dtcAA \» c\W OJid £evA kinsji 1874 Sports Student Council, where he Hoffman emphasized that C&F Entrance: Finance tion: Editor Tom Wolf, tion-answer period that followed Rev. Joseph C. Bartley, OSA, Los Amores" (The Dance of has remained ever since. the budget and the Councdre Society. Editor Jim Murray, columnist his talk. Van Doren has admit- fi- the "could dean of the Commerce and Lovers) which continued until Nurses Lounge: Pi Theta Chi. staf- As a sophomore on many other programs Tony Macklin, and format ted quiz-fixing. delivered the in- Trio play- Council, he served as chair- not have been possible with- nance division, 1 a.m. The Coachman Nov. 19, 7:80 P.M. fer Ford Prime. "The American television pub- vocation and welcomed the dele- ed during intermissions. man of the Student out the help of a great 112 C&F: LR.S. '\((I(1.^ ' )( The BELLE AIRE sent Editor lic was actually "hoodwinked," Activities Committee, and bunch of guys—.the mem- gates. Nov. 28, 11:80 A.M. sent Editor Tom Peretti, Asso- he asserted. "This is symptoma- McArthur, presi- secretary of the Spirt bers of the Council and Douglas G. On Sunday afternoon a Jazz In front of Mendel Main Enr ciate Editor Bill Celentano, and tic of the increasing moral laxity Committee. He was also other organizations. I've dent of the Philadelphia branch Concert, benefiting the Augus- trance: AIEE, AIChE. undergraduate Editor Bill Bouf- of today, along with the quest P.I.C.P.A. presided the chairman of the Blazer never met any people like of the at tinian Seminary Guild, was held Deo. 8rd, 10:80 A.M. ford. for the almighty dollar." Committee as a soph. thenru Come graduation forum. in the Field House. J. J. John- Mendel Main Entrance: LKD, In New York In Boston "Khrushchev har, a compeling Huntley himself received his Challenge to Accoun- son and the Hoffman was elected to a time, I will be sad to leave "Today's Ramsey Lewis Trio, Vete Club. Fifth Avenue Fifth Avenue Broadway Tremont St. word accepted start in journalism from editor- desire to have his two-year Council term at Villanova." ting" was the topic of the prin- both progressive jazz propon- JB Hall: Semper Fi. at 48th Street at 41st Street at Warren St. at Bromfield St. by the nations- of the world," ial work on the newspaper of the ciple address delivered before ents, were featured at the con- Front of C&F: ICG, Gamma HuntUy said Huntley. "When his word Chet University of Montana. the AMembly. cert. Phi, SAM. ,

Page 4 THE VILLANOVAN Norember 18, 1989 November 18, 1959 THE VILLANOVA N Page 5 Who's Problem Who Lounge CAMPUS CAMERA The greatest tragedy of this year's final Faculty Belle Masque Traces History To Gay Nineties selection of Who's Who members is the re- Would you be willing to pay an entrance fee to the intramural department in order to insure t* Josephine Morello grettable number of worthy students who « A LL THE WORLD'S a stage, and ly he was accepted by the American missed the list. Villanova University was proper refs., equipment and trophies for the win- the people are its players." The Academy in New York on Mr. Jonas' somehow alloted only 32 berths in the na- ning teams In the different intramural activities? role of life is a difficult one for many recommendation. Under the stage tional seI(»ctions. and a large number of the people to play. Imagine hom much name of Hayden' Rourke, he played DEFINITELY NOT ... We pay a $25 Stu- students that you might have expected to more difficult it is for actors to con- opposite Lucille Ball in one of her dent Activities Fee each year. This should insure see chosen were necessarily excluded. vincingly portray roles which are part early Broadway successes. During us of an adequate Intramural Admittedly, the selection must be some- of the lives of others. Yet, eveiy World War II, he toured with the Department with proper refs. what of an arbitrary thing, and deserving year, the thespians go on attempting Army's European Company which en- and trophiee for the winners. students who went unmentioned must find to do just that: to project the "larger- tertained our troops overseas. Later, To stimulate an even greater Villanova, their own satisfaction in their consistent per- than-life" to the audience. he played opposite Ancouria in interest, I feel that an Intra- too, has its dramatic society, which "White Cargo," a show which he also formance mural City-series Tournament "" is known as the Belle Masque. produced and directed. More recently, !.'r Even though several favorites may have with Penn, La Salle, Temple, Although Belle Masque was not be- he has been working in radio and been apparently overlooked, jt must be gen- and St. Joe's, with the Intra- gun until 1929 ,its predecessors date television. erally agreed that nearly all of the actual mural Department sponsoring back almost to the beginning of the The Villanova Literary Society waa selectees do belong in the company of the the local chtunps, would go school. The Dramatic Club of Villa- disbanded in 1935. Debating contin- national honor students which Who's Who lover very big. College presented a play at the ,,*' -I,., nova ued in 1941 under Mr. Anthony recognizes. Nick Casseta, '61, Political Science Walnut Street Theatre as early as Frayne, and is now moderated by Mr. Our only complaint can be that, for the June, 1896 entitled "More Sinned Richard McDonough. Father Krupa size of the university, Villanova should have I wouldn't mind paying the fee since I think Than Sinning". became the post-war moderator in been allowed a greater number of candidates. it would add to the quality of the leagues, induce The Dramatics Club went through 1947, and remained in this capacity, more students to participate in the years as a small, loosely-organ- until the arrival of Mr. Richard A. intramurals and make them ized group. It was not until January, Duprey in 1956. organi- Retain Rogers? more popular. As long as the 1927, that the first definite As head of the Graduate School J •* . . and then when the afternoon class found I don't zation of dramatics occured. The club fee was reasonable Dept. of Theatre, Mr. Duprey is well- that there would be a test before Thanksgiving Dual Mask because of • Tuesday evening next, the Villanova out think anyone would mind pay- was called the qualified for his »» post of Instructor . . of drama: tragedy and football team will be feted at a testimonial vacation ing it. A good fee might be the two masks of Drama and Theatre, and director given its im- it is rumored that Ad- a dollar for each participant. comedy. This club was banquet. At that time Belle Masque production. Conse- of Belle Masque. He received his MA petus by the success of "Vision," a the entire society. Someone suggested ministration officials will name the 1960 quently, the men were forced to im- in Theatre, and is the regular drama passion play by Rev. John F. Bums. "Belle Air," for such was the name of coach. Joe Pentony, '60, Arts females. At no time, critic of the Catholic Standard & Father Bums became moderator of the locality at the time. This thought, personate According to those in the know, the been any con- Times. Dual Mask, and the outlook was ex- coupled with the idea of the Dual however has there ever list of Editor i Wildcat coach will be chosen from a Leffers to the resulted in the present titlej nection between Belle Masque and Mr. Duprey is assisted in his work I feel that such a fee for better equipment, tremely optimistic. When Father's Mask, five men: John McKenna, current VMI men- Turf & Tinsel. with Belle Masque by Mr. Bernard trophies and referees in the intramural depart- health failed, unfortunately, the club Belle Masque. tor; Terry Brennan. former Notre Dame decided to Belle Masque was beginning to Coyne, technical advisor and by the ment should not be placed on failed too. Book and Gavel now the Student Council Operations roach ; John Sandusky, line coach of its to something more achieve a degree of success and rec- Belle Masque officers : Link Hallowell, the student. It is true that Dramatics was not to die so easily, change name Baltimore Colts; Chuck Klausing, high in keeping with the trend set by Belle ognition, and began to give perform- president; Mike Keating, treasurer; there is need for improvement however. Mr. Joseph T. Jonas arrived school coach at Braddock, Pa.; and Joe Mysterious, Useless it selected the Greek let- ances off campus. The organization Connie Donohue, secretary; Jim Appeiar however, this responsibility is during the late twenties and took up Masque, and on an initials. Since then, it also had a radio program on radio Lynch, social director; and John Mc- Rogers, present coach of the Wildcats that of the administration. where Father Burns had been forced ters for its has ' •• '' In answer to "From a Fac- well as, his physical bending of as Beta station WHAT each Wednesday from Garry, student council representative. interim basis. When a student enrolls into a to leave off. He originated the de- been known Gamma. ulty Member". the knee. Manhood is not a ^^ members of the 8:30 to 9:00 p.m. This arrangement This year. Belle Masque has begun McKenna and Sandusky r^^te considera- **^^ university, he expects adequate bating society known as Book and Two outstanding "False Measure of Manhood*' commodity we purchase with Villanova Literary Society at this lasted from 1931 until 1933. One-act to write a new page in its history, as tion, not only for their coaching feats, but recreational facilities. If these Gavel in 1928, and when he called for What is the student-council? self-rule. Rather, it comes time were Al Severance, present coach plays and excerpts from other plays, it prepares to present its first musical. f)lso hpr'ause they are both Villanova gradu- are lacking, it is not the stu- a meeting of students interested in I can answer quite honestly af- when we submit to properly of Villanova basketball team, and such as two Belle Masque standards, The comedy, "The Higher You ates. Klausing's name crops uo because of ^H dent's responsibility to provide dramatics, he found that the response the ter four years of undergradu- designated and justly functionr Marty Gill, a former faculty member. "Macbeth^'aind "Richelieu",were given. Climb," is an adaption of Jacinto liis remrakable record ^54 wins in p vow) and f^^Bi them. consisted largely of debaters. The ate life tihat I do not know. To ing authority. first play given by Belle Mas- The actors received a great deal of Benavente's "The Bonds of Interest." 1ms expvpssed opinion tl^at he would '^e m'^ve Andrew Piscatelli, '61, Psyc wisest move seemed to be a merger; The my knowledge it operates in Joseph Sapone Hall, experience from this venture. than willing to try his hand at molding the thus, the Villanova Literary Society que was held at St. Thomas The play selection committee will the same manner as most bod- graduate student Primarily, I believe that a fee, such as 1929. It was a variety * • * 'Cats into a winner. was formed. Rosemont, in meet after "The Higher You Climb" ies of ruling men slightly History Dept. has been proposed, would prove only to be an show known as "Sun Up". A revue the first dra- closes to Belle Brennan, the most widely-known of the — THIS SOCIETY consisted of two BILL BOURKE WAS choose Masque's next mysteriously and often use- additional burden to the al- * debating chapter in five scenes, "Shakespeare Goes matics major at Villanova. Since production. "The committee would group, is reported to be the choice of a large chapters: the lessly. Oil Your Guns And ready overtaxed student. More- de- Modem", was given on April 1, 1932, he entered the college before such a like, if possible, to find a contemp- bloc of alumni. and the dramatics chapter. The The important point in the over, I believe that the official name, but a to celebrate the opening of the Vil- course was offered. Father Griffith, orary serious play—something as ex- This leaves only Rogers. Significantly Fight, Day Students bating division had a drive for self-rule is the ap- staff has proven to be adequate new problem had arisen: what to call lanova Field House. who was then college president, and citing as possible," stated Mr. Duprey. enough, his name is at the bottom of the list. Letter to Day-Hops: council has taken for our needs and therefore the principal restricting fac- Mr. Jonas worked out a special pro- "We have two or three good scripts proach the reading the Villanovan of flH K the dramatics chapter. It was agreed One of Apparently, his efforts are being judged on In ti^A "prestige." It would not require any modifi- no females him. never finished his in definite which will add stun- «%, ^vo- that "Villanova" should not be re- tors was the fact that gram for He mind, but no selection has what is considered to be a strictly objective October 14, 1959, I was nfe^r*^ is certainly a sign of the times. cations or alteration as such. peated, since this was the name of were permitted to participate in any schooling here, for in his third year been made as yet." five games. ned by the comments of a cer- basis, namely, one win in Creeping Socialism. Men are As to the institution of a sys- tain student spotlighted in the so indoctrinated in the paying tem of tokens such as trophies, An official's oversight in the Army article "Campus Camera". This of taxes that we have reached for which the money would game prevented him from effectin.qr one of student's opinion of why there the point where we request also be appropriated from this the season's biggest upsets. At Rutgers last is a lack of school spirit is, them. Why should a student fee, I believe that this is not a necessity. week, his frustrated charges came within six "one-half of the enrollment is ^Tiorello^^ Seen Headed For Long Run William Faccidomo, '61, Psyc Mediocre pay a tax? yards of a win, only to have the lack of time comprised of day-students, who Liberalism pressnre them into a crucial fumble. for the most part, lack the in- Although it is not a necessity at this time, |-,"IORELLO!" will open in New By Thomas Quigley an excellent book has been provided confuse the issues The team has looked proeressively bet- Let us not terest and spirit of the resi- I believe an intramural fee would be a step for- Jr York this week, with a cast rem- by Jerome Weidman and George Ab- self-rule of coun- and his cronies provide the show with to life. The number, "The Name's tor each week under Roger's direction. From by tying the dents." This is something, you ward for the students of Vil iniscent of most John Wayne epics. bott. The music is uniformly good, "Politics and Poker", a rousing chor- LaGuardia", is marvelously staged cil to other complaints. Lib- ashamed but never great. If the two were this corner, it seems that the best and only as day-hop should be lanova. With this fee officials After seeing its run at the Erlanger does not extend to all us, and the finale. The group's har- and handsomely costumed, but it is combined more successfully, expression of confidence that can be shown eralism of! could be hired to referee the last week, we concluded that while a long mony can best be described as unus- only througt^ Mr. (Jenaro's expertly Catholic principles. I am hap- games and thereby clear the obscure com- run could be predicted. in Rogers' demonstrated ability is 9 new con- This writer, in being fair to the large and somewhat received a "trun- ual, although some may prefer the executed choreography that the song py to have now present problem of argu- pany do their best, the result is a At present, it's as if a Fourth of tract. He deserves the chances. M.D. the previously mentioned stu- word, strained. •becomes, in some small way, memor- cated seminary curriculum." I ments. The fee could also be process which or July festival replete with rockets dent, quote, "More inter- stop-and-go may and always said must The word "strained" brings to mind able. wish I could have used for trophies to be pre- may not eventually "jolt" to success. color was planned—and the matches "quasi- esting activities for the day- the performance of one Patricia Wil- This oonglamoration of assorted my student days were sented to the winners, thus giv- this writing, the necessary element were wet! hops is possible solution." jJ^^Sy^ At complaint a son, Fiorello's long suffering secre- talent has definite potentiality, but is seminarian." If any |A ^V^ fl||| ing teams an even larger incen- of continuity has been avoided. New^York Hotels This is agreed upon by all. Do tary. Miss Wilson undoubtedly had a reduced to secondary importance by is to be leveled at Villanova, ^H^ # ^^H tive than they now have. Tak- Tom Bosley appears in the title role you remember two-gun Pete in major conflict with the orchestra. the fantastic amount of scenery cre- The editors of this staff made their an- it should be that the curricu- HB M mt^B ing these benefits into consider- as Fiorello H. LaGuardia, former the old Westerns? He always Few of her lyrics were audible and ated by William and Jean Eckart. nual excursion to the Collegiate Press Con- lum is merely "truncated." ation. I would be willing to pay a small intra- congressman and mayor of New York. fired both pistols to be assured she managed to stay at least one-half Two revolving stages are utilized con- ference, this year held in New York City. There are those who believe mural fee to participate in the different sports Mr. Bosley is perfect as the indefa- of conquering his opposition. tone below key. Her gestures were stantly in an effort to maintain the They encountered a bit of trouble when that change means progress. at Villanova. tigable friend to all. Disregarding in- The residents are firing, but remarkably wooden, although she had dizzying pace. Due to lack of space, applying for hotel reservations at the Hotel There is a university at Sal- Dick Wilder, '61, C&F appropriate lyrics to his entrance the day-students are on the close competition in the same respect the scenes were not listed in the pro- formerly the Sheraton- amanca, Spain which still offers song, Bosley makes LaGuardia be- Sheraton-Atlantic, sitting thert the office clerk. curriculum. other hand, just from Bob Holiday as gram, and it is impossible to even ven- l)e worth re- an almost medieval lievably ambitious. McAlpin, troubles which might oil role with the to rusting. We will add to get Mr. Holiday plays his ture a rough estimate. Hesitant ap- peating. Villanova matric cards were met Its administration refuses Ellen Hanley, who gained recogni- "mod- you in condition with our cam- abandon of a wet sneaker. plause greeted most of the sets, main- hostility rather unsettled the change in order to be tion last season in the ill-fated "First with a which paign, then you must climb out With such an enormous cast, it is ly because the audience was not sure ern." They claim that their Impressions", is lovely and charming editors at first. "Not after last week's Army of your holster. Together, resi- almost unthinkable that someone directed towards LaGuardia. Miss what was happening most of the time. curriculum is Er-in-Chi«f Thomas M. Wolff as the first Mrs. trip!" said the desk clerk, his lip beginning dents and day-students, we can would play a dual role. However, in During these many interludes, the the true purpose of education. Sports Editor Jomos Murray Hanley scores with "Till Tomorrow", to quiver. aim at making Villanova a still accord with the rest of the confusion, orchestra plays various selections, all Can we dispute their word? News Editor James McAfoar song with highly commercial possi- to the a brief, He swiftly referred the editors greater u n iv e r s i t y. Astociata News Editor Michael Donohua Del Horstmann gives three but remindful of the grand old song, Have our curriculums brought bilities; and a ballad, "When Did I assistant maiiager, who in turn referred them Paul O'Rourke Feature Editor William Spcere notable characterizations. "That Old Gang of Mine". With all us more light than the "dark Michael Keyt Fall In Love?". to the security officer. The security officer Arts, '61 Format Editor • • • due respect to composer Jerry Bock, ages"? If they have, where is Photo Editor Joseph PeroMiello Much of the show's bOrden falls on cleared up the problem after a ten minutes Ei- wiho does admirably well most of the another St. Francis, St. Dom- Art Editor Thomas Donohua Pat Stanley, a refreshing gamin who COLUMBIA RECORDING star, of litigation with the desk clerk. Business PhiNp Volenti, Jr. time, Sheldon Hamick's lyrics are inic, or St. Thomas? Monagar handles herself extremely well. She leen Rodgers, scores with "Gentle- can't bein.'y care- Copy Editor John McDonndl constantly superior. In addition to "You blame them for show with its only con- man Jimmy", a brassy, lively song Delonoy provides the ful," he told the editors. hotel had to Yeasty Group Exchange Editor Richard the aforementioned songs, "Till the "The sistent bright spot. Her show-stop- which should set the show's general Write Letters Circulation Manageri Herbert LettoM Bootlegger Comes" and "Home be remodeled after last weekend. You boys The laity is alwajrs a pretty Walt Prance ping "I Love A Cop" is a gem. Miss tempo. Unfortunately, it is precisely Again" are notable. The reprises smashed TV sets, ripped out sink fixtures, "yeasty" mob. They always To The Editor Moderotor Roy. L. A. Rongione, O.S.A. Stanley is graceful and suitably hoy- in this respect that the show fails. ®»«*li MMUiAN Published weekly by students off Villanova University. from the were slightly overwhelming, as there dropped ash trays down the mail chutes, and cry for participation. Let them denish in both of her all-too-brief The uneven scoring detracts YOUR OPEN Entered as second class matter at tho Villonovo Post were five in all and naturally, a com- stolp mattresses out of the hall closets, etc., participate in the manner of numbers. overall enjoyment of the production. Post Offffic#« Dec. 27, 1928. Under the Act off Morch 3« dance the suc- pletely new set was needed for each. *HE^ OUK POINTS 'AFTER'TOUCHOOWH etc." laity. Catholic Action does not FORUM 1879. Howard I>aSilva, perennial bad man Peter Genaro, who handled during All in all, the production was too After a pledge of civilitv at the main mean usurption of priestly du- ffinast ever Barton MacLane elorts, gives a cessful Andy Williams Show This paper is dedicated to one off tho who of SnciMiiT.V^B (HVB Hlh THB BALL AMD desk, the editors were finally awarded ties. The true measure of a entered Villanova: Scholar, Athlete, Gentleman— creditable performance as Ben Mar- the summer, creates two vibrant ambitious an undertaking. LaGuard- GOODRIAU which the show ia's life is interesting and vivid Hin rooms. Enough said. Catholic man is his mental, as UO ino, political czar of New York. He dances almost bring and nuiG ovtn ths goal," . : .

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C;»y on ffce Onf $fc/r»f NROTC Exec Featured In Chem Seminar Presents Sp9€rlfuali%m . . Special Lecture Series Fabian In The Flesh Better Wilder Play, 'Our Town' The Chemistry Department Ray Studies of the Packing of Shoving Herd In New York will present a series of three Polypeptide Chains." The series Than Fabe The Celluloid ' On Commander Claude Frazier, Miss Miclot, presently study- Sue Ahrold, also a theatre scientific meetings as part of the will conclude on Friday evening USN, executive officer of the ing in the Department of Thea- major while at Clark College, Chemistry ^Seminar, announced with the showing of two films tony mocklin bill spoon Villanova NROTC unit, will has spent three summers in Dr. Bernard J. Downey, director secured through Dr. James Last Wednesday night this shouldered, with blond-brownish tre, majored in Drama while at We realize it's a delayed ac- From what w«» could gath- who was probably their lead- star in the Theatre Department's stock work at Sturbridge, Mass., of the program. Markham. writer went to a Fabian dinner, hair and chameleonic eyes. Clark, and has a strong theatri- He tion, but we don't think that er, the whole effort was run er, to Wild- a P.A. and he, obviously presentation of Thornton where she filled a variety of The first lecture of the series Tomorrow's meeting is the This dinner was not in hon- flashed an easy smile, and a con- the cal background which includes 4- Army weekend should es- by a group on campus, with under fire by the management, er's "Our Town," to be present- roles. Miss Ahrold, will be delivered this evening regular monthly or of the society, it was in hon- fident now study- at meeting of the wit cape without any conrmient. the able assistance of another two years of Summer Stocky blared into the microphone ed on December 10 to 13. ing theatre here at Villanova, is 8 p.m. in room 215 Mendel Hall. Crystallographic Society of Del- or of the possessor of the pomp- After the usual high school We have in mind, chiefly, the group from Fordham Uni- over an hour that a riot squad Master's Degree work at Cripple Creek Playhouse also doing the choreography for Dr. Allan R. Day of the Univer- aware Valley. Both tomorrow's adour—the fabulous one. girl questions this writer ven- fiasco that took place the versity. (They were the fel- was going to appear on the Frazier is currently studying in Cripple Creek, Colorado. the present Belle Masque Pro- sity of Pennsylvania will speak and Friday's meetings will be Fabian is a six foot, sixteen tured to raise his hand and ask, rnght before the game at the lows in the yellow flowers) scene in "fifteen minutes". Master's degree in Thea- for his duction. on "The Nature of Unsaturated held in the East Lounge of year old sing—, vocal— , lad. "Is rock 'n* roll garbage?" Statler-Hjlton, She was also a member of the in New York Now this wouldn't seem like And darned if de- they didn't— tre in the graduate Drama Dennis Cunningham and Mich- Carbon to Carbon Linkages." Dougherty Hall at 8 p.m. The young rock 'n' roller flew Ninety-nine plus girls closed in City. cast which represented Villanova a bad idea on the surface, not in fifteen minutes, but partment. He is the first fac- ael Tanney, graduates of LaSalle evening, in to Philadelphia from the West with unlady-like murmurs. Tomorrow Dr. Car- A screaming, shoving mass after all, situated in New they appeared. ulty member ever to star in a at the National Catholic Theatre College Coast for the premiere of his "Is and students in Theatre roll Johnson of the Institute of Belle Masque Opens that what you think?" of humanity crowded the ho- York, Fordham would have dramatic production at Villa- Conference at Notre Dame last at Villanova, fill the roles of Cancer Research, Fox Chase, first motion picture, 20th Ccn- Fabian asked. tel's lobby for more than four all the connections. But ap- There's a lesson to be learn- \:--' .•••.;/'.":.,: Tonight . • . 8:30 nova. •' ;^' ''-'"•;.••' tury-Fox's "Hound Dog Man". "Oh no," I . ; Doc Gibbs and Mr. Webb. will deliver an grinned sickly. August address on "X- hours seeking entrance to the parently, there must have ed here somewhere, but since The play, recently described He was to appear at a "poptail "I can't really speak for oth- Terrace Room, where it was been no control over ticket we understand the same thing as the "finest American play iii^iiiiiiS^^f " l-- party" for a select group of high ers, but I like it." Fabian de- rumored that some sort of sales. happened last year, it's prob- ever written," in a nationally clared. party was going on. Every- ably not worth looking for. published article by Clifton Fad- Ninety-nine plus girls and one body was seeldng entrance We heard from more than iman, is currently enjoying pop- rather shaken reporter dighed. and nobody seeking exit so individu4il, one that tickets Army Sites . . . John ularity as an off-Broadway pro- But the reporter Ober was not to we accept this rumor as true. were been mm being sold in New York lies restraining one of the duction, as well as having Never be intimidated. He asked "What the But fact remains that high schools by high school sophomore class officers from the subject of a recent television about the baloney in movie mag- many out-of-towners were students. It ivas probably making a fool show starring Art Carney. azines?" of himself . . . stranded with tickets to this here ^ where the axicount of The fine spirit displayed by Direct ! Coyne To Fabian handled that sordid affair because more tickets tickets being sold vms lost the ViUanova stands who Directing for the first time too strong sortie as deftly as the athlete Never were sold than could be ac- since the majo.rity cheered of those on almost every play, at Villanova will be Mr. Bernard he wanted to be and appears to commodated. left with tickets were high even though a Wildcat win Coyne. Coyne joined the Depart- be. He made it clear that most school girls. was obviously faculty this not in the ment of Theatre of the interviews were personal, We were approached per- cards . . . The V.U. after graduating from although band who summer 100 weak. sometimes they were sonally by at least five peo- We never did find out what with Mas- couldn't have been sharper Catholic University a written with just a five year old ple who were attempting to went on inside the Terrace . . . The silent in Theatre. respect shown ter of Fine Arts biograplhy. You know, it wasn't sell their two dollar tickets. Room, but I hardly think it by the cadets at will take place the playing The production 4- until just now that I realized he And from what we could ob* topped what went on in the our ' which of alma mater . . The in Vasey Hall auditorium didn't answer the question. serve people falling were all lobby. When the "hosts" wave effect created with full stage by sec- is to be adapted a Did you ever watch a movie over themselves in panic- a saw that it was .inevitable tional turning of heads as a and lighting set-up to facilitate in a riot? At the premier at the stricken attempt to dispose that they weren't going to winsome young lady passed the three-act production. The Fox Theatre, Dick Clark and of the tickets on some of the get the lost herd into their in review before the cadet manager is • production's stage -A' r y f bilious Fobiail Tommy Sands appeared in per- Fo more unu^ary souls. Finally, party, they sent somebody. theatre student stands. Paul Buckley, son with a supporting cast of about twelve o'clock, lines Villanova. Fea- and graduate of school newspaper editors and noise. There was also a band were formed at the right as tured with Frazier in the cast 99 winners of radio station that played like "the pomp" the "hosts' , obviously sadden- senior at is Suzanne Bruni, a WIBG's most kissable lips con- sings. And Fabian did two ed, refunded the stranded College, who plays the STANLEY THEATRE • 19th & CHESTNUT Sts Rosemont test. "numbers" from the movie on patrons' money, that is the

role of Emily, the young heroine Fog held • up "Fabe's" flight stage to records, ones that hung around long WARNER BOYD PHILADELPHIA. PA. LO 4 3751 Miss Bruni, a former "Miss At- and erased a planned parade. The film itself reminded me of enough. lantic City" and now president When Fabian finally arrived he a good TV "Lassie" story, of Rosemont's Jest and Gesture, had go^ne 48 hours without sleep, Seriously, Fabian is an im- acted in numerous roles at Rose- but he was still able to com- pressive young man. He is ex- mont, her last being that of the Just right! pCetely capture his wide-eyed tremely good-looking and has a EXCLUSIVE PHILADELPHIA PREMIERE Princess in LUTE SONG. audience. great deal of poise and restraint. TUESDAY, Nov. 24tii • TICKETS NOW ON SALE! Newcomer To Stage After the initial swooning had He is very definitely well-coach- During this exciusiva engagement BEN-HUR will not be shown in any other theatre in this area. V For the demanding role of died do^^^l and I had brushed the ed but he is also genuinely George, a new-comer to the heel marks off my jacket, Fabian charming. He can not sing but The Greatest Story the Screen has ever told! stage, Stanley Moore, sophomore offered to answer any questions has gained fame on the merits at Villanova, has been cast. that anyone might have. of his personality. MEmGOLDWmMXfER Jeanne Miclot and Sue Arnold, Perfectly at ease, he spoke Singer or not, Fabian posses- presents of Clark College both graduates thoughtfully, in a well-modu- ses that intangible quality ATale of tKe Christ- in Dubuque, Iowa, play Mrs. lated voice choosing his phrases known as class, ky GENBRAI. UBW WALLACE Gibbs and Mrs. Webb, respect- carefully. is tall, deluge. »>*•*>* He broad- Now comes the ively. .'^> '«'

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Officers Named % . Vou can light either end! For This Year DIRECTED BY John Dagney, newly elected WILUMI< VIXNSl^ president of the Literary Club, STARRING has announced his fellow offi- CHARETONHESroN JACK HAWKINS cers for this year. satisfying flavbr...so fiiendjy to your taste! Thomas Quigley haa been elec- Get WK HARAREET STEPHEN BOYD ted vice-president, secretary- HUGH CRIFFITH MARTHA SCOTT.- CATHY ODONNELL SAM JAFFE treasurer is George Matey, and SCnrCNPLAV BY PBOOjCtt) Bv John Maurer is program direc- JAKLEINiiEiiG SAMZIMBAUST TECHNICOLOR* CAM ERA 6 5 tor. See how Pall Mall's famous length of fine, rich-

At the Club's first meeting •'• / ^..' tasting tobacco travels and gentles the smoke- ALL SCATS RESERVED • ^SCHEDULE of PRICES A, PERFORMANCES following the election of officers, *AII PrloM Inelud* T«im EVENIIIGS NCI. INt WA. it mild does filter Dr. Albert H. Buford of the makes —but not out MATINEES NCI. UHUIC. Mon. thru Thura. 1:60 P.M. 2.50 2 SO 1.10 * Wsdwssdiy ... 1:00 P.M. 200 200 1.49 Fri . Sat. & Holiday* 1:00 P.M. 2.7S 2.7S 2.00 English department spoke on "A that satisfying flavor! Sat, Sun. «Holid

Re-evaluation of Sir Walter EXTRA MitnNEES-ThanltsgivingDay, Nov. 26; Fri., Nov. 27; Christmas Day, Dec. 25; Scott." Buford's reputation as a Mon., Dec. 28; Tues., Dec. 29; Thurs., Dec. 31 and New Year's Day, Jan. 1st, 1960. speaker attracted a considerable BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. • SUNDAY 2 to 9 P.M. crowd to the lecture. In conunenting on the success of the club so far, Dagney said r MAIL ORDERS NOW n "Up to now, student response to I Make CHECK OR MONEY ORDER (No Cash or stamps, Please) PAYABLE TO I the Club's speakers has been 19th & CHESTNUT Sts. most gratifying. The continued BOYD Theatre PHILADELPHIA 3, PA. j success of the Club depends on Please send Orch.. Loges_ .QBalc active participation by stu- Q Z^ dents." Tickets at $ _«for n Matinee. Dagney further stated that he HERE'S WHY SMOKE 'TRAVELED' THROUGH FINE TOBACCO TASTES BEST D Eve. Performance on(date). Please give alternate date hopes to have an undergraduate I You get Pall Mall's Pall Mall's famous Travels it over, under, NAME the each of its address Club at length of the famous length travels and around and through ADDRESS. meetings. next meeting will I The Outstanding... finest tobaccos gentles the smoke Pall Mall's fine tobaccos 1 CITY JONE. .state: December 2 AtiOW SHIRTSySOLO lY I be held on Tuesday, money can buy. naturally . . 3 . . . I and makes it mild and they are Mild! I 1, at 3:30 p.m. in room 203 Your Please enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope with remittance Open Wed. Ii Fri. Evt't. Account Invitod Vasey Hall. l^roiruttf OAT. Co Ji^J^n»^4ma^J(f^uemctlirfD PARKING RATES .it SHERATON HOTtl GARACF ,

Pave S THE VILLANOVAN Norember 18, 1959 November 18, 1959 THE VILLANO VA N Page 9 Student Government Gaining at V.U. Dr. O'Shea Blames Public Psych Majors and Dates STUDENT GOVERNMENT has By Bill Sp««r« Student Council members. "It was Hear Local Prof. been part Villanova practically Lecture a of a real 'green' Council in the begin- Binoe the very beginning of the Uni- Senate member may ask the Student is withheld for a future meeting. If ning," aays Chairman Tom Ho£Fman For T.V. Last Friday evening, the Vil- The open forum that followed Congress to reconsider the motion at defeated, Quiz the proposal dies; Scandal itself. but may versity This week has been set in lanova Society for Psychological future meeting. motion cannot describing this year's membership, the lecture arrived at the com- aside to commemorate the institution a A be brought up again for future con- Concerning the recent dis- 1 Philosophy Investigation was host for "but it has come along steadily and Dept. has definite Doren's action has all sorts a lec- mon consensus that the initiative of student government at Villanova. be passed in the Senate but is either sideration if the motion is voted of is now one which Villanova closure of deceptive television opinions. ture given by Mr. Joseph Rom- for improvement is referred to a standing committee for can surely ethical ramifications. chiefly the the history of "Student against by its proposer. quiz Although be proud." practices, involving such O'Shea is an authority on eth- asco Experimental Psychologist responsibility of the laity. • implementation or recommended for The Dean of Student "The public was led to believe Government Week" goes back only Activities personalities of St. as Charles Van ' ics, a course which Joseph's College. The next lecture in the series either passage or defeat in the For the past two yeftrs, the Coun- he teaches that what it was viewing was principles Con- serves as the moderator of the Stu- two years, its meaning and Doren,, Dr. Robert O'Shea of the ' here, and he notes that Mr. Romasco spoke on "The will be given on Friday evening gress. dent Council. cil has been operating under a new Van honest and ligitimate entertain- have a long history of student re- As the diagram below Problems Constitution which was adopted on ment," he says. "The of Catholic Scholar- November 20th, by Dr. Frank The Student Congress is the final shows, the chairman heads all the pubUc was sponsibility in working along with ship, Particularly in Physchol- C. J. McGurk Villanova governing body of the Student Coun- Council workings. December 11, 1957, when the almost duped." of Uni- the administration in building a bet- Directly under him ogy". legendary Pat Nicholson was at the versitry, at St. Joseph's College. cil. Besides reviewing the activities are the other three officers—^vice- GuUt of Public ter Villanova. Coimcil helm. and proposals concerning all recog- chairman, secretary, and This Constitution has O'Shea never blamed Van Dr. the treasurer. Romasco addressed an Another ••The 'cJtudent Council shall be nized permitted the Student Council to take Doren facet of the club's campus organizations, it is the Branching out from this main offi- specifically for what was audience composed chiefly student governing body of all under- of activity is psychological investi- duty of this body to establish all comr cial body are are bigger strides forward and to take referred to in the popular press what probably the Psychological majors and their gation films. graduate students of Villanova Uni- onto itself responsibilities that befit Several of these mittees deemed necessary to carry on most iniportant offices below the as a "tragedy." Rather he lays dates, and guests versity"; so states Article III, Sec- from the are due in three weeks. efficiently, the a university student council. the guilt work of the Council. Chair; they are the executive vice- «' on the TV industry and Moore Society of St. Joseph. tion II, of the Student Coimcil consti- Marterie The Congress is also permitted to presidents. Under these three offices This year has especially personified the viewing public at large. tution. And it is this governing body He defined Psychology . as a declare one free day a year. are nine standing committees. It is the new Coimcil spirit of progress and "The viewers never should along with the University adiministra- Science, and examined the All Villanova undergraduate stu- the duty of each of these vice-presi- big thinking. A new $3,000 budget have allowed themselves to be- con- tion, which shapes the college lives temporary dents are entitled to speaking priv- dents to see that the committees un- has been granted to the Council, come over-awed at the encyclo- problem of the Villanova Nurse of some 4,000 Villanovans. sparseness of leges within the Congress, but only der his directership carry out their which stands as the first bonaAde pedic memory feats of the con- intellectual The Student Council of Villanova, achievement among the members may cast votes or present responsibilities efficiently and effect- treasury it has ever had. "With this testants. The intellectuals have catholic its official title, is organized and run 1 Attends Rally proposals. ively. new treasury, we hope to come of gradually allowed the quantita- ia'^'*'- similar to our own Federal Govern- The Careers in Nursing The Congress membership is com- Two committees that are directly age," states Hoffman, "but it will go tive and factual to take prece- Refreshments were served at Com- ment. It is a bi-cameral legislative mittee, Division of posed of one day student and one answerable to the Student Council right down the drain unless every dence over the qualitative and intermission and the affair was Southeastern body composed of a Student Senate Pennsylvania resident from each the freshmen and are the Student-Administration and Villanovan finally realizes that this is integral," he says. concluded with an open forum sponsored a Fu- and a Student Congress. ture Nurses Rally at Abington sophomore classes; and six students the S t (u d e n t-Faculty committees. not my money, nor the Council's, nor He deplores the fact the con- on the topic. Senior High School on The Senate is made up of fifteen from each the junior and senior class- These two meet regularly once a the administration's — but theirs. testants had to be walking en- Saturday, -ri October 31. Representatives students. The four Student Council es; and the representatives of all month with the administration and Their ideas and suggestions on worth- cyclopedias. from one, two, three, officers, (chairman, co-chairman, sec- campus organizations and the editors faculty, respectively, and discuss the while ways in which we can spend "These events of the past few and four retary treasurer,) function year nursing schools outlined and who of all campus publications. By virtue proposals and other happenings that this money are sorely needed." weeks should stimulate the in- their respective programs also as the Senate officers, ihe three of their official capacities, the respect- have come up in the Council during To assist the student body in this stitutes of higher learning. Does in a class presidents, four seniors, panel discussion presented and two ive presidents of the senior, junior, that past month. It is here where respect, secretary Jim Hooker had a even the Catholic college, with to juniors, and two sophomores, all of some 800 interested High School and sophomore classes, the National the Student Council performs its motion passed which will require each her talk of uniting all knowledge whom are elected from the voting students of the Pa. area. Federation of Catholic College Stu- most iniportant task, that is, in the Council representative to hold regular under the directive influence of Council. Alice Burlington, a Junior Vil- members of the Student It dents senior delegate, and the senior words of vice-chairman Bob DeLisa, office hours, in hopes that the stu- Christian culture, combat with is this which originally lanova nursing student, repre- branch deals class Aloimni representative, also •'to close the void between the uni- dent can offer his suggestions and success the preference of prac- sented the four year Collegiate with all Council proposals. serve as Congress representatives. versity administration and the stu- opinions to the Council through his tical worth over speculative A proposal (or motion) is ordinar- Program on the panel. She also " dent body." representative, more readily. understanding?" asks O'Shea. ily through Student Council participated in a parade with made a ALL CLASS representatives are And that is a general outlook on Never making specific refer- nurses from 60 other schools and member but any member of the stu- elected to their office by their re- ONE BRANCH OF Villanova's Stu- student government at Villanova. But ence to Van Doren personally, dent body may make one hospitals displaying their stu- and will ; spective classes. In the case of the dent Government not shown on the there is more, much more. "And that O'Shea makes an important dis- be processed the same as all other dent uniforms. t senior and junior delegates, one day diagrram below, and many times one is why Student (Jovemment Week was •^ouncil are the Ways and Means committee. It Student those of the difficulties of free intellectual Constitution, its by-laws, or university In the Congress a proposal may be is the job of the Cabinet to keep student himself." a life. Opera -Classica approved rulings of the Council. either passed, tabled or defeated. If close check on campus organization Tonight there is a monthly meeting "An educated man, on the Mr. Venkatarama Krishnan A proposal can be killed in the it is passed it goes on to the admin- affairs and to closely study their of the Student Council, in the east other hand, fully understands Dr. Robert O'Sheo will speak to the Senate if it is voted against by a istration for approval. monthly reports. lounge of Dougherty Hall, at 6:30. Opera-classica When a motion the satisfaction which is truth, Society Thursday night at 7:30 three-fourths majority, however, a is tabled discussion and voting on it Presently, there are about sixty The public is invited to attend. the chief value of the educated it that is not for us, as mem- in the East Lounge of Dougher- man. bers of an academic community, ty Hall. ^ACADEMIC AFF "In reference to these con- to "judge these men, but rather Mr. STUDENT COU^siCIL Krishnan studied at Mad- . testants, was . (Van . Doren) . judge ourselves and our attitude Nlil Orislane EXEC. V PRES. ras University and at Banaras PRESIDENT AND CHAIRMAN WAYS •»- MEANS a learned man or an educated toward the real meaning of Hindu University, both in India, THOMAS A. HOFFMAN man?" EOUC."aFF/AIRS Bill Henrv knowledge." and also at Princeton, where he Although this may seem to be "The whole affair is SECRETARY V. CHAIRMAN TREASURER an un- taught until the fall of 1958 a chastisement, O'Shea feels fortunate one," he concludes. when he RELIGIOUS AFF KEN KRAEMER J/\MES ROBERT WILLIAM joined the Electrical JoMM COSTANO Engineering Department at Vil- Tom Locasalc HOOKER DELISA VINCENT SOCIAL AFFAIRS lanova. EXEC. V. PRES. John DriSCOcl Various aspects of Indian mu- STUDE NT GOVt sic, its origin, its place in Indian HI SPIRIT COM culture, and its relation to world music, will be the topic of the Jack. \Jal\/a FREDWIELE F1RAT-5OCIETIES John OSERLIES discussion. His lecture will be Jack King supplemented with demonstra- EXEC. V. PRES. tion records of Indian music.

STUDENT ACT AFP/AIRS STUDENT ELECTIONS BD. Fred SmolinSici KoN \Win* Idcnnis Winners of Moot BILL VINCENT mmmWl(ttau Icaroonc Ralph Marterie, maestro of the band that's No. 1 with Court Represent STUDENT UNION 4 college students and No. 1 SPECIAL PROBLEMS TonV &ODWIN with hit records, will be Brian Scully hitting college campuses V.U. Law School again this fall as Marlboro's Henry C. Lucas, III, Catherine musical ambassador of McEntee, and David H. Moskow- good will. Don't miss itz, winners of the National Moot Court elimination held at Ralph and his Marlboro Do you crave excitement in your work? Want chal- the Villanova School of Law will Men when they visit STUDENT ADMIN. COM STUOENTFACULTYCOM. lenge and the rewards that go with it? Are you the kind represent Villanova at the third your campus. of guy who despises dullness and routine humdrum? district elimination rounds to be Tom MorrniAM - Cm. KEN KRAEMER -Cm. Bos DeLiSA Tom HorFMAM Well, you'll get all the excitement you need by work- held at the Federal Court House Ray RArrfcRTy Neil (^rislank ing- wi^ a Pennsylvania electric company. There's noth- in Philadelphia on November 20 Bill ViNctMr CuEeN CREXSON ing more thrilling—or rewarding—than helping a and 21. They will compete against company double its output in ten years. And that's just what you'll be doing. students from the law schools of the University of Pennsylvan- ia, Temple, Pitt, Rutgers, Dick- MOiAti If you could fall for a challenging assignment, why inson, and Seton Hall. There not have a chat with the electric company interviewer when STUDENT he visits the campus? Or write to: presentation will be made as if BODY Marlboro to the United States Supreme Court. Winners of this series Tlie better tiie maidn's, tiie better tiie smolie PENNSYLVANIA ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION will represent the third district at the next level of elimination

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RONALD S. DOBIES CORNELIUS J. DRISLANE JOSEPH W. DuROCHER WILLIAM J. GALM THOMAS J. MOAKLEY FRANK MURTHA GERALD A. PAJAK THOMAS R. 1 26 Front Street, PERETTI Caves Road 7 Mope Rood, 1428 North 61 Avenue, 2 McKeniie Street, 1189 Troy Avenue, 443 Amboy Avenue, Catasauqua, 1027 Lake Michigan Drive Novelty, Ohio Briarcliff Manor, J A Pensacola, Florida Huntington, New York Brooklyn, New York Perth Amboy, Grand Rapids, Michigan ^^^ Pennsylvania West Geauga New York, : 5 Bishop Kenny St. John's i;; St. John's Prepartory New Jersey Catholic Central Braircliff ;;v High School Allentown Central High Shcool Manor Preparatory School School Perth Amboy School High School B.S. in High School B. S. in Economics Catholic High Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts High School B. S. in Political Science Electrical Engineering B.S. in B. S. in B. S. in Economics Electrical Engineering ..''• Mechanical Engineering

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November 18, 1959 THE VILLANOVAN Page 13 VILLANOV A N November 18, 1959 Page 12 THE Thomas A. Hoffi^an — 3.69 -* als 1,2,3,4. 3: Recording Secretary 4; Belle 3,4; Biology Club 2,3,4; Villanovan

Dean's List 1,23; Student Council Michael J. Mastrangelo—8.95 Air 4 ; Villanova Engineer 4 ; Intra- 1,2,3,4; Mendel Bulletin 4; Circu- 1,2, Vice-Chairman 8, President of Dean's List 1,2,3; Jazz Conceii; murals 2. lation Manager 3; Spanish Club Student Body and Chairman of Committee 4; Interfrat Ball Com- Sheldon L. Pollock — 3.35 1,2,3,4; Lambda Kappa Delta 1,2,3; Council 4; Student Activities kittee 3; Biology Club 2,3,4; As- Dean's List 1,2,3; Commerce and President 4; Intramui'als 1,2.

in UIHO'S UJHO Chairman ; Student tronomy Club 2; Lambda Kappa Finance Honor Society 3,4; Stu- William H. Vincent 2.58 32 2 Senate 2,3,4 — — Student Faculty Committee 3,4; Delta 1,2,3; Social Committee, Dinr- dent Council 3, Academic Affairs Dean's List 1,3; Student Council, Student-Administration Conunittee ner Dance Chairman 4; Opera- Committee 4; Student Senate 8; Fraternities and Societies Commit- 4; NFCCS 2,3,4; Spirit Committee Classica 2; Mendel Bulletin 3; Ed- Spirit Committee 2,3; Cheerleader tee, Student Union and Special

1,2,3,4; Secretary 2; Steering itor-in-Chief 4; Intramurals 1. Captain 2; Class President 3; Pi-oblems Committee 3 ; Treasurer, Committee 3,4; Orientation Com- Thomas J. Moakley — 2.77 — Steering Committee 2,3,4; Orien- Executive Vice President of Stu- mittee 2,4, Co-Chairman 3; Blazer Dean's List 1,3; NROTC; Student tation Comkittee 2,3,4; Class Al- dent Affairs, Ways and Means - Committee Chaiiman 2 ; Villanovan Council 2, Executive Vice Presi- umni Representative 4; Jazz Con- Committee, Student Administra-

1,2 ; Turf 'n' Tinsel 3 ; LKD 1,2,3,4 dent 3; Student Senate 2; Spirit cert Committee 4; S.A.M. 2; Pre- tion Committee 4 ; Student Cabinet

Sanctuaiy Society 1,2,3; Intramur- Committee 2; Student Interview Law Society 3 ; Accounting Society 4 ; Spirit Committee 1,2,3,4 ; Steer- als 1 2. Program 3; NFCCS Dance Chair- 4; Knights of Columbus 2.3,4; ing Conmiittee 2,3,4; I.C.G. 4; Vil- Irviii B. Keller — 2.95 — Dean's man, Senior Delegate 3; Steering Sanctuary Society 1,2,3,4; Beta lanovan 1.2: Delta Pi Mu 1.2.4:

List 1,2; Student Councir3; Steer- Conmiittee 2,8,4; Parting Festival Gamma Debating Society 2 ; Intra- Dinner Dance Chairman 8. ing Committee 3; Interfraternity 4; Prom Committee 4; Ring Com- mui*als 2. Fred J. Wiele — 3.63 — Dean's Ball 2; Decorations Chairman 3; mittee 3; Orientation Committee Joseph J. Pultorak — ^.95 — List 1,2,3; NROTC; Chi Epsilon

General Chairman 4; Astronomy 2 ; Cotillion Committee 2 ; A.I.E.E. Dean's List 1,2,3; International Mu 3,4 ; Pi Tau Sigma 3,4 ; Student Club 1,2; Biology Club 3,4; Mendel 2,3,4; Phi Kappa Pi 2.3,4: WVIL Relations Society 3; Presfdent 4; Council, Treasurer, Student Union Bulletin 2,3,4 ; Lambda Kappa Del- 2,4; Suarterdeck Society 4; Turf Intercollegiate Conference on Gov- and Special Problems Committee Chairman, and Means ta 1,2,3,4; Knights of Columbus 2; *n' Tinsel 4 ; Pershing Rifles 1 ; In- ernment 3; Vice Chairman 4. Ways Com- Chancellor 3; Deputy Grand tramurals 1,2,3,4, Raymond R. Rafferty, Jr 3.00 mittee 3 ; Executive Vice President Knight 4; Intramurals 3. Frank Murtha — 3.21 — Dean's —Dean's List 1,3, Student Council 4; Steering Committee 2,3,4; Ori- Kenneth R. Kraemer — 3.65 — List 1,2,3; Orientation Committee 2.4; Student Senate 2,4; Spirit entation Committee 2,3,4 ; NROTC Dean's List 1,2,3; Student Council 2; French Club 1,4; President 2,3; Committee /2,3,4 ; Student-Admin- Recreation Committee 1,2,3,4 ; Ori-

; VicePresident ; 4 Executive of Ed- Literary Club 4 ; Lynx 2,3 ; Editor- istration Committee 4 ; Fraternities entation Committee 2,3,4 NROTC C. ucation 4; Student Cabinet 4; in-Chief 4: Beta Gamma Debate- and Societies Committee 2; Steer- Recreation Committee 1,2,3,4 ; Bat- JAMES P. ROLLS LAWRENCE A RUTH NICHOLAS RiETZKE Spirit Committee Steering ; talion A.I.E.E.- JON THOMAS 1,2; Society 2,3 ; Vice President 4 ; Vil- ing Committee 2,3,4 Dinner Dance Comkander 4; Street, 514 Ford Street, TENAGLIA 2261 Glenwood Avenue, 1919 North 25 Committee 3,4; Shamokinaki lanovan 4; Rifle Team 1,2,3; Cap- Co-Chairman 3; Cotillion Commit- I.R.E. 2; A.S.M.E. 3,4; Sanctuary North, Dance ; Conshohocken, 6S45 40 Avenue Committee 3.4 Orientation tain 4 ; Track ; Intramurals tee 2; Orientation Committee 2,4; Society 3,4; Band 1,2; NROTC Ohio Philadelphia, Penna West 2,3 1,2, Toledo, Committee 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Class President ; French Club Band 1,2,3; Villanova Engineer 1, Pennsylvania St. Petersburg. Florido 8,4. 4 2, Catholic Roman Catholic I LR.S. 3; Delta Pi Mu 2,3; Record- Gerald A. Pajak — 2.55 — 3,4; Villanovan 3,4; Belle Masque 2,3; Phi Kappa Pi 1,2,3,4; Intra- : Central Academy Conshocken Augustinian ing Secretary 4 ; Villanovan Circu- 3,4; Delta Pi Mu 2,3,4; Intramur- murals 1,2,3,4. High School High School Dean's List 3; Student Council 4; B. S. in Biology lation 3 ; Belle Aire 3,4 ; Lynx Cir- Pre-Law Society 1,2,3, Treasury; als 1,2,3,4. B. S. in Education High School John D. Williams—3.13—Dean's A. B. in Political Science culation 3. Belle Masque 2; Marching Band 1, Jon Thomas Rietzke — 2.77 — B. S. in Social Studies Thokas G. Labreque — 2.73 — Dean's List Spirit List 1,2,3 Spirit Committee 1,2; 2,3 ; President 4 ; Concert Band 1,2, 3; NROTC; Student Interview Program 2; Dean's List 3; NROTC; Collegiate 3, President 4 Intramurals 1.3. Committee 2; Steering Committee Steering Committee 2.3.4 : Orienta- Conference of Greater Philadelphia Thomas R. P e r e 1 1 i — 2.51 — 2,3,4; Orientation Committee 2; tion Committee 2; Cotillion Com- Publicity Director 3 ; Father's Day Student Council 4; Orientation Prom Committee 3,4; Dinner mittee 2; Prom Committee 3,4; Chairman 4; Mother's Day Com- Committee 4; NFCCS 1,2; Region- Dance Committee 3 ; Cotillion Com- Contimittee Orphans' Outine 3; NFCCS Dance mittee 3; CotilUon 3; al Treasurer 3; Spirit Committee mittee 2 ; Charity Ball 3 ; Orphans' 3; S.E.A. 1,2,3; Treasurer 4 Steering Committee 3,4; Quarter- 1,2; Blazer Committee 2; Steering Outing Committee 3. Knights of Columbus 3,4 ; Literary deck Society 4; Delta Pi Mu 1,2; Committee 2,3,4; Prom Publicity James P. Rolls — 3.29 — Presi- Club 4 ; Turf 'n' Tinsel 4 ; WVIL Secretary 3; President 4; Intra- Chairman 3; I.C.G. 1,2,3,4; LR.S. dent, Villanova Chapter, Student 1,2 Villanovan 3,4; Delta Pi Mu murals 1,2,3,4. 1,2,3; Astronomy Club 1, Belle Air Pennsylvania State iuducation As- 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Delta Pi Mu sociation 3,4; Vice President, Stu- W. S t e p h e n Mahle — 3.12 — Education Thomas M. Wolf—3.55—Dean's 1,2,3 J Treasurer 4; Knights of Col- dent Pennsylvania State Dean's List Chi List 1,2,3; NROTC Student Coun- 1,2,3; NROTC; umbus 2,3,4; Opera Classica 1,2,3, Association 4 ; Basketball 1 ; Intra- •Epsilon cil, Academic Affairs Committee 4 Mu 4; Student Council 2; 4; Belle Masque 1,2; Turf *n' Tin- murals 1,2,3,4. Orientation Committee 4 ; Shamok- Spirit Committee 2; Class Presi- sel 1. Lawrence A. R u t h — 3.30 — inaki Dance Committee 4; French dent 2; Steering Committee 2,3,4; Frank M. Perry—3.31—Dean's Dean's List 1,2,3 ; International Re- Club 3 ; Russian Language Club 3 Orientation Committee Chainnan List 1,2,3; Cotillion Committee 2; lations Society 1,2,3,4 ; Intercollegi- LR.S. ; Executive Council 4 ; Del- 2; Prom Committee 3; Orphans' Prom Committee 3; Dinner Dance ate Conference on Government 1,2, 3 ta Pi 2,3,4; Villanovan 2." Weekend Committee 3; Charity Committee 4; A.S.M.E. 2,3, Presi- 3,4. Mu Editor-in-Chief 4; Belle Air 4; Ball Committee 3 ; Knights of Col- dent 4; Villanova Singers 3; Vice Nicholas C. Tenaglia — 3.86 — Society; Intramurals umbus 3,4; Phi Kappa Pi 2,3,4; President 4; Phi Kappa Pi 1,2,3,4; Dean's List 1,2,3; Jazz Concert Quarterdeck

Quarterdeck Society 4; Intramur- Chi Epsilon Mu 3,4 ; Pu Tau Sigma Committee 4; Interfraternity Ball 1,2,3.

WILLIAMS, JR. THOMAS M. WOLF WILLIAM H. VINCENT FRED J. WIELE JOHN D. Massachusetts 451 84 Street, R.D. No. 1 Phil Ellena Street, 15 918 Lititz, Pennsylvania Penna. Boulevard, Brooklyn, New York Philadelphia, Lancaster Catholic College Bellerose, New York St. Michael's LaSalle High School School Chaminade High School High School Soph Jazz Concert High of Arts ..•* B. in B. S. in Education Bachelor A. B. in History S. Mechanical Engineering

iliKo's Ulho Activities Engineer, Dean's resentative 4 ; Villanova Singers 1,2; Council Representa- Epsilon Mu 3; Secretary 4; Williak P. Barron — 3.04 — Pi Office Manager 4; Phi Kappa Pi President 4; Sanctuary List, 2,3: Student Council, Aca- President ; Chi tive 3; Tau Si^ma 3, Vice 4 Chair- 1,2,3,4; Sanctuary Society 3,4; Le- Student Sorietv 1,2.3,4: Intramurals 1,3. demic Affairs Committee Epsilon Mu 3, President 4 ; Valley Area Club 3.4. 3.76—Dean's man 4; Spirit Committee 2,3; high Progfram 3; Spirit Com- William F. Coyle— Heffernan — 2.64 — Interview 3,4: Prom John V. list 1,2.3; Commerce and Finance Steering Committee mittee 2,3; Steering Committee Dean's List 3.4; Spirit Committee ; Moth- Dinner Honor Society 3,4: Spirit Commi- Decorations Co-Chairman 3 2,3 ; Ring Committee 3 ; 1,2; Student Council Interview ers' Day Dinner Co-Chairman 3; A.S.M.E. 2,3, tee 1: Steering Committee 3,4; Committee 4; ; Orientation Commit- Dance Ball Decorations and Tic- Committee 3 Basca Dance Committee 4 ; Dinner Charity 3,4 ; Villanova ; Steer- 4 ; Sanctuary Society tee 1 ; Blazer Committee 3 Committee 4; Accounting kets 3; A.S.M.E. 4; Phi Kappa Pi Rocket Society 4; Phi Kappa Pi Dance ing Committee 3,4; Executive 1,2,3: Smoker Chairman 4; Intra- Society 2,3 ; President 4 ; Pre-Law 1,2,3; Executive Committee 4; Vil- Committee 3; Class Secretary 3; Sanctuary Society murals 1,2,3,4. lanova Engineer 3,4; Belle Air 4; Society 2,3,4; — Dinner Dance Co-Chairman 4; 3,4:'Knicrhts of Columbus 2,3,4; Joseph W. DuRocher — 3.17 ; Intra- 2 Sophomore Knights of Columbus 2,3,4 NROTC; R.C.A. Patron Committee 2; Turf *n' Tinsel 4; Villanovan 4; Dean's List 2,3; murals 1,2,3,4. Steer- Cotillion 2; Pi-om Ticket Commit- Intramurals 1.2.3. Award 2; Student Council 3; Dennis A. Cardone—2.73—Stu- S.A.M. 2,3; Treasurer 4; In- Cokmittee 2.3,4; Class Secre- tee 3; Elections Board Co- Ronald S. Dobies—2.73—Dean's ing Student dent Council. President 4; dustrial Administration List 3: NROTC; Student Council tary 2; Class Vic6 Chairman, 4; Cotillion Committee 2,3,4 ; Knights Party Chairman 3: Sen- Faculty Committee ; Delegate 4 ; Class Vice Orphans* 2; Ring Committee 3; Prom Pul>- 4 NFCCS of Columbus 4; Admissions Com- At left, the Ramsey Trio in action President 3: Steering Committee ior Float Giairman 4; S.A.M. 2,3; licity Co-Chairman 4; Steering mittee 3; Intramurals 1,3, 4. at the Field Hoi^ie during tlie soph-* Cokmittee 2; Co- Quarterdeck Soriety 4 ; Phi Kappa 4; Spanish Club 1,2; 3,4; Orientation 2.57—Dean's omore class-sponsored Jazz Concert, Committee 3,4; Pershing Williak P. Henry— tillion Decorations Co-Chairman 2; Pi 1; Villanovan Vice President 3; Villanovan 2,3,4 ; List 3; Pi Tau Sigma 3,4; Student which drew a considerable audience. Oi-phans Weekend Chaimian 3; Rifles 1,2,3; Drill Team 1,2,3; In- Belle Air, Academic Editor 4; Del- Council 3,4; Student Senate 3,4; Above, Red Holt demonstrates his Johnnies' Jamboree Chairman 3; tramurals 4. President 4; Parliamentar- versatility on the ' drums during ta Pi Mu 1,2,3, Vice 3.59—Dean s Student Cabinet 4; a Prom Committee 3; Intervievyr William J. Galm— and Baseball 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,4. Pres- ian 4; Chaii-man of Ways ten-minute solo. All proceeds from — Committee 3; A.I.E.E. 2.4; Quar- List 1,2,3; Pi Tau Sigma 3; r 1 3.78 ; Charles V. C a r o 1 — Stu- Means Committee 4 Co-Chairman the concert went to the Augustiniaa Society 4; Phi Kappa Pi ident 4; Chi Epsilon Mu 3,4; List 1,2,3; Commerce asd terdeck 4; Steering Commit- Seminary Guild. Dean's Council 4; Onentation Com- Parents Day Stu- 2,4, Pledgemaster 3; Drill Team dent Dance Finance Honor Society 3,4; tee 3,4 ; Co-Chairman Dinner Commander mittee 4; Mothers' Day Co-Chair- Commit- 1,2,3. Freshman Team Secretary 4; Phi dent Council 3; Steering Concert Co-Chainnan 4; A.S.M.E. 3, 4; Pershing Rifles 1,2,3,4; Polish man 3 ; Jazz tee 3: Mother's Day Entertainment Kappa Pi 1,2,3,4; Intramural Foot- 1,2,3,4. 4; Prom Favor Co-Chairman 4; Intramurals [ Club; « » K' 3; Accounting Soci- ball 3,4. Co-Chairman Chi A.S.M.E. 2,3; Student Council Rep- Villanova ( ornelius J. Drislane—2.91— ety 2,3,4 ; Villanovan 1 ;

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November 18, 1989 THE Page 14 THE VILLANOVAN NovMnUr 18, 1989 VILLANOVAN Page 15 Chem Engineers To Have Father Kl^kotka Delegate Raymond Quits Alumni Club of New York School '> Crad Enrollment >i\< More Varied um Up Cooper Union Meeting Spirit Committee Plans Dance At Roosevelt A 118 percent increase in the The growth of the Graduate I upon quality Dr. Robert White, Chairman in scholarship and the student who will enter in- Graduate School registration for School, Father Rongione added, excellence Very Rev. John A. Klekotka, Union's century-old adult educa- York Alumni Club has planned its annual dance in professional con- The New of the Chemical Engineering De- dustry. Fall For Council Semester, 1959-60, over last indicates that Villanova is meet- tribution. OSA, President, was official del- tion program. for the Hotel Roosevelt in New York City on November 27. partment, Father Rongione haa announced the in- Advanced Sections year's figures, was announced ing student Speakers at the convocation will be pro- needs personal, stressed the maintenance of egate from the university to the Dave Grenon Publicity co- Music 'for the dance, which will begin at 9 p.m. auguration of a "more diverai- — Within the Engineering Sci- by the Reverend dean of the scholastic, cultural high academic convocation held by included three Nobel Prize win- chairman of the Spirit Commit- vided the Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra. Tickets may be purchased and profes* standards as the scope of by fied curriculum for the Chemical ence Division, the student will Graduate School, Rev. Louis A. sional. The Graduate School is graduate offerings The Cooper Union for the Ad- ners: Sir John Cockcroft, of the tee, announced at a publicity in room 310 Sheehan Hall any day after 6 p.m. Price of the Engineering broadens and Student". find four advanced sections in Rongione, OSA, today. attracting vancement of Science Art United Kingdom Atomic Energy greater numbers, deepens to meet the demands and meeting last week that his for- tickets is $5.00. In line with the recent de- Physics and Mathematics. total of many of whom seek for trained in New York on Nov. 2, its 100th Authority; Dr. Harold C. Urey, mer co-chairman, Tom Ray- Walt France, the club's liason officer, emphasized that all A 760 different stu- work at the scholars. mands of the field, and increased And the Industrially oriented dents is enrolled in 106 courses doctoral level. Father Rongione identified anniversary. o€ the University of California; mond, has resigned to handle Vi'Ilanova students are invited to the dance, regardless of whether Graduate School the requirements, student, in the face of his speci Graduate More than 300 representatives and Lester B. Pearson of Can- publicity for the Student are from the York area. France also suggested taught by 93 professors of whom To meet this educational chal- Departments — Ap- Coun- or not they New marked changes have been ef- alized needs, will be principally more than 50 per cent plied Statistics, Biology, of colleges, universities, librar- ada, former president of the cil. that tickets be bought in blocks of five, to facilitate sales. fected. hold the lenge, the Reverend dean, Chem- exposed to Engineering Design ical ies, museums and learned socie- United Nations General As- Raymond's place in the doctorate degree. Total class en- stated, intra-departmental Engineering, Chemistry, pub- The new Senior program pro- couxises. stud- sembly. rollment is 1483; the students ies have been Civil Engineering, Classics, Ed- ties throughout the world licity department will be taken vides, said White, an "Engineer- initiated, and in in these classes in the diverse several ucaUon, English, History attended the all-day meeting at Other speakers were Sir Ken- by Bemie Senger, sophomore ing Science Division" departments preparation and for those Political the nation's first private, tuition- neth Clark, chairman of the Arts I.A. major. Junior Class Meeting areas of graduate study include for doctoral !5dence. Library Sci- Grenon made the who wish to engage in degree programs is advanced 632 departmental ence, Mathematics, free undergraduate college of Council of Great Britain, and Dr. announcemetit in conjunction studies. 10:30 A. lA. majors, 41 underway. Modem Lan- It also provides an "En- guages, engineering and art which Peter Laurence M. Gould, president of with a statement that specials, and 87 in the N.S.F. Scholarship Stressed Philosophy, Religion, "The gineering Design Division" for Vasey Hall Auditorium program. Emphasis Psychology, Sociology, Theatre, Coper, New York industrialist, Carleton College. , Spirit Committee's goal during will continue to be Secondary founded in 1858. The theme of the basketball season is winning School Science and the the convocation was "New Val- the Palestra sportsmanship new programs of graduate Facility Wives Mttt work in ues in Science, Art and Society." trophy. Electrical Engineering ' and Mechanical Free Forums The Villanova Faculty Wives Both Grenon and Senger em- Engineering leading to the Master of The sessions took place in Club held its monthly meeting phasized that the Committee ac- Science LUCKY STRIKE presente Degree. Cooper Union's historic Great November 12th in tivity throughout the year is on Thursday, New Hall Where Lincoln, on Febru- the east lounge of Dougherty based on plans made by the pub- Program The new ary 27, 1860, delivered his fam- Hall. licity department. They declared programs are con- ducted at Moorestown, ous "Cooper Union Speech," and Dr. Robert S. O'Shea, of the their thanks to Committee chair- New Jersey, and in the Grand Ballroom of the Philosophy Department, was the men Jack Valva and John Ober- on campus. The classes are open Waldorf-Astoria. The hall is guest speaker. The topic of his lies, who put their plans into to Missile and Surface Radar Division employe- also known for its free Forum speech was "Music and its Mean- effect, and to Hugh Leitch and I es of the lecture series, a part of Cooper ing" Fred Faigin. Moorestown Engineer- ing Plant who can satisfy the academic entrance requirements.

Pequinot Cites ^y <•:....•.• V *' mmm^^ Homecoming Spirit t„ Mr. George J. Pequignot, Ex- Field-goal expert ecutive Secretary of the Alumni I.': Association, has expressed h^js desire that the student body be kicks about classes thanked for its "en.^i?siastic dis- play of spirit" during uiC Home- (See below) coming Events. He said: "Even though the parade of floats and the Dear Dr. Freed: I want to get married, Dear Dr. Freed: How can I keep people band exhibition did not come off, the but I don't like children. What shall from borrowing my Luckies? efforts were not made in vain. I do? Pestered •The underlying flow Surly of spirit Dear Pestered: Put them in a Brand X neither went unnoticed nor un- Dear Surly: Marry an adult. Tale of Two aties! DR. FROOD'S pack. appreciated," he said. MORAL OF THE MONTH: Does studying for exams Let safe NoDoz® alert you Make the most of your college make you want to zzz-zz-zz? through study and exams Among Western Hemisphere cities with the largest per capita enjoyment of days. (The nights will probably DR. FROOD ON HOW If hitting the books ever malces you drowsy, NoDoz is the fast walcer- Coca-Cola are, interestingly enough, sunny haunt you the rest of your life.) need. Stay Awaice Tablets deHver accurate TO BE A BEATNIK upper you NoDoz an amount New Orleans and chilly Montreal. When we say* of safe stimulation to keep your mind and body alert during study and "Thirst Knows No Season/' we've said I've drawn up instructions for exams. How? With caffeine — the same pleasant stimulant in coffee. But a cheerful mouthful. becoming a Beatnik: Let your Dear Dr. Freed: Is it all non-habit-forming NoDoz is faster, handier, more reliable. Buy some 6^S^r^} right to study hair grow until your hearing is and be in good company. Millions of times a year safe NoDoz helps So don't take any lame excuses about its \ with the TV on? o,,,,^,^^ noticeably impaired. When

alert ' • busy people keep and awake. . not being hot enough for Coca-Cola. Forget . V\ beard covers your tie, discard the temperattire and drink upl P.S. When you need NoDoz, it'U probably be late. Play safe. Keep a supply handy. tie. Hang your shoes and Dear Distracted: Better not. You might Dear Dr. Freed: My husband teaches at socks SIGN OF GOOD TASTE in effigy. Sell your sink for NoDoz, the safe stay awake tablet — available everywhere miss some of the story. a girl's college. I know it's silly, but since Phila. Coca Cola Bottling Co. scrap. Stock your room with I'm middle-aged and stout, I very am cigarettes— because you won't

jealous and worry all the time. What be allowed on the street any FREE GARAGE 11 should I do? more. (Better make 'em Luckies Free Garage accompanies your private and enjoy your isolation !) .,, . .. room, living room and V : Plump, Tired bath. This ideal living situation Dear Plump, Tired: Keep worrying. is 6 minutes from campus. Rates very reasonable. MU 8-0949

i i Dear Dr. Freed: AN EVENING fWASIED) The Dean Is trying to force me to to go classes. I think this is COLLEGE STUDENTS SMOKE BERMUDA unfair because last season I scored 16 Ml touchdowns, intercepted 18 passes and MORE LUCKIES THAN kicked 22 field goals in 23 attempts. / College Week

WITH What should I do? ., TOM , ,, Letter Man ANY OTHER REGULAR! 1960

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I want is a man who will love me. Why AND FOR THE FIRST TIME • INTERCOLLEGIATE JAZZ can't I find one? 34th and Spruce Streets TOBACCO AND TASTE TOO FINE TO FILTER! SESSIONS, with competition be- Sad tween jazz combos of leading men's colleges. Deor Sqd: You're too particular. • COLLEGE WEEK REVUE- amateur college talent (YOU?), directed by a professional. FRIDAY EVENING - 20th • Barbecue Luncheon and Games . NOV. Afternoon. • Special TROPHIES for Fishing, Golf, Tennis. ALL WITHOUT CHARGE. Reservations Call Houston Hail EV 6-0100 Th« BERMUDA ^A. T. C: Product €jf& — Trad* Development Beard of jAtu^4€<»n X^Keeo-^yutv^ "c^t^acn^ is our middle name 11 620 Fifth Ave., New York 20, N. Y. ! ! ! .

November 1959 18, 1959 Page 16 THE VILLANO V AN November 18, THE VILLANOVAN Page 17 Seventeen Wins Y.U. Singers At Poffomo 11 rr Interviews For Belle Masque Visifors Heard Bullets Flying Overhead For VU Varsity (Continued from Page 1) Mlentown Hospital U.S. Bureau Posts Flynn is a scoundrel servant (Crispin) to Ray Kantra (Lean- The Vilkmova Sdngers gKve a The recent riots in Panama to parade into the Zone from Debate Club der.) McCoy, as the conceited concert before the student were of particular interest to at the Republic and plant national To Be Held Here poet Harlequin, and Tony Prov- nurses of Allentown Hospital least two Villanova students. flags in various places. Villanova's varsity debating On Thursday, November 19, enzano, a braggart soldier, are last night. This was the second Brian Cox and his sister Demonstrations Out of Hand teams have managed to post a^ the U. S. Bureau of Immigration actually cowards at heart. live with their parents in respectable concert tour of the Singers dur- Kathy "The demonstration got out winning record early and Naturalization will interview An avaricious banker. Panta- ing the semester. the Canal Zone proper, as distin- of hand and some shooting did in this young debating season students interested in the posi- loon, is portrayed by Mr. Herbert Fiss, director of guished from the Republic of place, although by virtue of the fact that they Allan Wil- take not in the tion of Immigration Patrol In- lig, and John Barlas is Pollnchin- the choral group, lead the Sing- Panama. Zone," said Brian. have triumphed in all of their spector, the j placement office an- elle, a cutthroat grown wealthy. ers through various religious, I Their father, Richard, is an The issue then and now seems last 17 debates. nounced. Hallowell the administration is the pompus judge secular, and novelty selections: I executive in to be a manifestation of the The entrance salary is $4980 whose Canal Zone. Most recent of the wins came part readily fits in with "Gloria," "O Bone Jesu," ot the usual nationalistic feeling. Yet per year. j Candidates must be in the St. Joseph's the scheme. "Brothers—Sing On," "Every Naturally enough, Brian and the presence of the U.S. Zone is Tournament, j five feet eight inches tall and Carole Day ,Is Ladies' Day," "Stout- Kathy were quite concerned for generally tolerated by most of held last Friday and Saturday, Miceli plays Sylvia, the have 20-20 vision without glas- when Joe i e r beloved of Hearted Men," "Amo A^taas," ^heir family when they heard of the Panamanians. It it only with L g g a , Gene Leander, and Connie ses. They must be citizens of the the recent disturbances. D'Aquili, Joe Remy, and Tom Donahue has the role of a and "Cindy." the politicians and the students United States. faded Pfeifer 6-4 old woman Following the concert, a so- ' that there is antagonism. turned in a overall who is a match- Other Violence Interested students may se- maker. cial was held for the nurses, the record to finish ninth out of According to Brian, these "The Panamanians and the U. cure literature and sign up for Singers, and other Villanovans twenty-six teams in the contest. VUhmav Bfaitidiig Band performs at Two Swindlers. have not been the only disp'ays S. personnel get along very West Point interviews at the Placement Of- who had travelled to the pres- Both the negative and affirma- The story is about two swind- of violence in the strategically well," Brian emphasized. fice in the basement of Sheehan •:•• tive teams •:;' ;<.'.'. dropped their first lers, - ,;• . : affirmative Crispin entation. .,. ? and Bill.Gazi and Jim and Leander, important Central American Hair Raising Jim Rhodes, Dom Costa, and HaU. who two debates on Friday, but they Strazella are travelHng on the negative Mark Quinn represented Villa one step ahead of country. When asked whether they snapped back to emerge victor- the avenged a season opening loss nova police. They come to a city, "There have been at least two have ever been personally in- Brian and Kathy Cox of the Panama Canal Zone consult at a practice tournament Army Jim Hooker Moves ious in all six debates the follow- to the University of Films and Leander posee news reports of Panama riots. Pennsylvan- at St. Joe's on November as a noble other riots in recent years, one volved in the strife, Brian and ing day. ia by easily downing a Red and seventh. to whom Crispin is a servant. in January of this year and one Kathy related several incidents, Rhodes and Murtha Tonight Blue team here on the Villanova made the They begin to live on credit, back in May of 1958." hair-raising in comparision with Brother and sister both feel Brian is currently a sopho- best showing, winning For Office Hours Last Thursday evening anoth- campus. but their whole scheme two and dropping a tie which Vasey Auditorium becomes Both Brian and Kathy em- U. S. events. that the disturbances will sub- er Villanova team of Larry Kelly At the last Student Council more majoring in social studies. complicated when Leander falls role Aquilino "I wasn't shot at," Brian said, side. Credit be paid the judge broke in favor of the phasize the of one must to the and Frank McCormick on the in love meeting, November 4th, the mo- Kathy is a freshman nurse. In addition Frank Murtha, 7:30 P. U. with Sylvia, the daughter Boyd in these riots. To further "but I could hear the bullets Canal Zone governor, William other team. tion to have the Student Coun- of a' wealthy man. his political ambitions, Boyd flying overhead." Kathy actual- Potter, who put down the riots Their first opportunity to return cil Dance on February 26 was As a result, the plot prodded students last January ly saw two people shot. last week, asserted Brian. home will be next summer. comes approved. tumbling down a/bout ;•; . NEW! INSTANT! the ears During the slession the Con- of the swindlers, Just mix wHh cold water and the bal- gress also affirmed Jim Hooker's ance of the play shows them motion that class representa- Still yOip^ and beautiful at age 75 At last! A breakfast drink facing justice. tives be required to hold an of- "The fun of the play is in 1,- every two weeks, fice hour once watching these men try to ex- and that a list of these repre- you can keep in your room tricate themselves," concludes sentatives, their hour, and their THEY Sil IT COULDNT BE DONE But America's Duprey. location, be made up, published most famous in the Villanovan, and posted More vitamin C than orange Juice. New instant TANG is the breakfast on all the main bulletin boards lady It! drink you can keep right Student Council lit ,\ on campus. does on your bookshelf—because TANG keeps any- (CJontlnued from Page where without refrigeration. 1) m It was also announced that a No Paris design of '59 is shown at 7:30 in the Vasey special committee has been des- Hall j more lovely than this Malce as much as you want, whenever auditorium, and will be ignated to evaluate a motion by you want. Just mix with plain cold followed ; ageless beauty, a gift water-T-nothing by a pep rally. Sheldon Pollock concerning a from France 75 years to squeeze, nothing to unfreeze. Merit System. Bob DeLisa invites the entire new Award ago. Miss Liberty has Drink every TANG morning and get more vitamin than orange Villanova student According to Pollock, a stu- welcomed millions to C or body to take grapefruit juice gives you. Plus an active part in dent would receive a point for these shores with the vitamin A. 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Sack of Troy Through Th« Hoop m Brannau Cites Teamwork, On The Way >'(' What's In A Name? Up By Tom Troy< Spirit Displayed By Frosh •by Mike Donahue- When coach Bill Brannau Dan Grove The freshmen were a success started his first year as fresh- because they did what was their The little guy pounded the ball once, twice, three times, "What's in a name? That which we call a rose Approximately thirty-six men A football coach at Villanova job. They gradually learned the movine sideways as he dribbled. He barked a number, a set ^f By ajiy other name would smell as sweet." man reported for the first week of play The he has a three-fold job: to in- system and had it down pat by developed, and a defender was "picked." A swift figure old Bard was a pretty keen student of human nature practice forty less than had doctrinate the team with the their closing game. They found flashed across the court, took the pass from the little guy, and rarely blundered when he spoke on anything, be it psychology, promised to turn out. Out of system they would use while on out that a team effort weis need- driibbled once, stopped dead and in the same motion jumped to shipping, ghosts or what have you, but when Billy put these words these 36 men Brannau, assisted the varsity; to keep the flame of ed to win games, when they en- a point just shy of the stratosphere and released his shot. It in Julie Capulet's mouth, he really goofed. by Ed Michaels Jr., turned out the spirit, that is typical of col- count^d the Army Plebes. In went on a line like a trolley wire down (!!) toward the basket What's in a name? Why, everything! There have been all a team. True, they lost two of and cut the cords cleanly. kinds of theories of history posited, from Macauley's hero to lege freshmen, burning; and to that fray the Kittens lead in al- their three games but who will "Nke one, Hubie," somebody yelled at the leaper. Turner's frontier to Henry Adam's dynamic. I herewith positf^ make a unit out of a group of most every department of sta- their record when complimented the little guy. the NAME theory. athletes, who had never played remember tisics, (including fumbling) and "Good feed. Hug", the coach this lesson This theory ma intainA that, considering all the other aspects together before. they are seniors. lost 27-6. They used Scene: Field House (i.e. physical, intellectual, psychological, etc.) of people being as their stepping stone to unity. The scene was basketball practice in the Field House one day not long equal, those who have a name which is considerably unique will, In their second game they met ago and the dramitis personage were two key figures almost of necessity, doaninate. a giant Bullis Prep team lead in Villanova's 1959-60 basketball plans, Hubie White and Jim Huggard. The name theory is particularly applicable to sports. As a by a gutty little quarterback, "Cet up, Tweedy, get matter of fact, using the sports world as a laboratory, I have and were defeated again 23-6. up," barked coach Al Severance at the virtually proven the thesis. This time the team learned that red headed giant who bad i"st h^^t^n Aufr^hounded by a player Talent + Name = Greatness the breaks can hurt any club. several inches shorter than the big guy's six feet eight inches. "You were out of position,' Observe, if you will: can anybody seriously doubt that one In their final game against West oeveiance explained to John Driscoll, the Wildcat's 'big man'. man named Paige Cothren would not be a better field goal kicker Chester the Frosh jelled as a team. Instead zigging Billy Paczkoskie roars through an opening In Army line to pick up good yardage. Bill Car- than another with tiie ordinary tag of Bob Walston? of when Tough Tap

Since the war, Northwestern University had been the door- been much worse . through the hoop. "Atta baby, George, to tap", burst ebullient spec- mat of the Big Ten until they stopped fooling around with coaches Team Had Spirit way an Soc:cer Comes To VillaridVa; iA -:'y.'--^.^^..V-- :'..: Before finishing the eulogy of of 25 possible points. Sullivan's summary, the editors state: "Balanced scor- rwy Tr ni n m The enigma on the team is Tweedy Driscoll. At 6-8 he gets his ing, good rebounding and the Freshmen of 59, and dream. share of rebounds, and plays a respectable scoring defensive "On Land and On Sea" rated 23 a great soph in White at Forward." lO OtrOng LaSalle learn and ^ mg of thmgs to come, there is game. points, and Austin's version of St. Joe's Best In East A pretty versatile man is Tweedy. Only, one catch. Tweedy There is by John Duffy another item that should be Driscoll has that not "Carry them Back to Old Vir- a rather unusual Ail-American first team selected in uncommon basketball malady, personal foul- Del'. Unusual in that The La Salle College Cross Neill, was eighth. In 10th place brought out. Another duty of itis. An able defender with a good sense ginia" scored 22. Austin declar- besides the "surelets"—Jerrv West, Oscar of timing (he blocked Robertson. Tony Jackson, Darrell ImhofP Country Team ran the Wildcats was Jon Dante, a soph from the freshman team is to set up four shots early in the St. Joseph's game last year) ed themselves winners on a tech- —the editors nominate Tweedy has a candidJite never right out of their lair, last Wed- Union, New Jersey. Gerald offensive, and defensive patterns the tendency to commit unnecessary fouls. If he can nicality. It seems that the nurses who has played in a varsity game—Jerry Lucas correct this .;,,.: •;''•// nesday afternoon. The Explorers Hanket, a sophomore from used by the varsity's opponents glaring defensive of Ohio Stale.. ;•;,-, , ^•^^ New fault there's no telling won 12 points for their "Gobbler v;..:^ how far the Wildcats can Lucas of course, is ran as if they were hurrying to York City, and Tim McNamar, a from week to week. These pat- climb up the basketball ladder. in Ihe Pot", giving Austin Hall rather well-known nationally despite his sophomore status. He received over 150 scholarship offers when catch a train. Pete Walheim, a junior from Tulsa. Oklahoma terns are usually different, and In order for the 'Cats to duplicate or better their 18-7 log a total of 34. However, they he graduated from high school. senior from La Salle High kept were next in that order. All did are an extra chore for them of a year ago White will have to live up to his advance notices, were ruled down, and the trophy Dell selects Cincinnati as the number one team in the nation. his unbeaten record intact as he the course in less than a half to do. They used Army's p}ays Huggard will have to regain his freshman form to offset the loss went to Simpson. St. Joseph's is picked as best in the East and number four in the swept to victory in the time of hour. so effectively that varsity was of Kennv; Raveling wi'i have to be a virtual vacuum cleaner off 26:20.5. ready for everything that A bowling tournament is al- country. Nick De Angelis. the ex-Bon- the the boards, and Driscoll will have to cut down on his propcensity Our own Angelo Sivieri, a ner ace was the last to Kaydets used. Even though to foul. ready underway, with 26 teams High sophomore, from West Catholic place in the large field of 25 there are no more freshman Also needed will be consistent play on the part of the fifth competing. All matches are rol- was second in 28:13.5. 5.5 sec- The junior from Upper Darby games this year, they are still man in the lineup. At this writing, junior Dick Kaminski seems led at the Rosemont Bowling onds ahead of Pete Walsh, a La was i5th in 30:24. John Man- ussisting the varsity in prepar- to be the man whose task it will be to replace Jim Kenny. Kam- Lanes on Tuesday, Wednesday Salle soph from Saint Thomas nion, a soph from Malvern Prep ing, a very thankless job. inski, a 6-2 leaper, first drew attention to his play when he fired hot' More, 16 Liners in their over St. Francis and Thursday nights. Last who was a close third. inst missed placing. John ran in In two short months thirty in points to pace the Main win Outside of Sivieri's good show- the time of 30:24. freshmen became team, built last February. year's championship team. Boss a ..ii;i'«;. k'i"« • • •''.<•» ing. Salle to be 6-1 Joe Za- Dec. » Prlncotoii . . Awity La completely outran The main difference between up a spirit, aided the varsity, Kaminski's chief opposition would appear Choice, has entered, and promis- the 'Cats as the 19-38 score indi- the respective teams was that and in general became an asset wacki, transfer from St. Louis University who played his high es to repeat as leaders. I>«c. 4 ..Scranton Field House cates. Jim Sumner, Tom Ly- the La Salle squad consisted to Villanova's football program. school ball in the city at North Catholic. Within a few weeks, the De- naugh, and Dick Flint, all of La mostly of seniors, while not a Coach Brannau summed the Bbnch strength will also be a factor. First line subs will in- Dec. 7 Gettysburg .^;;;^;i:.^, >;..,/« Away partment hopes to release entry Salle were fourth, fifth and sixth single senior wore the Blue and hectic days of practice, of de- clude 6-6 Joe Walsh, 6-3 Jim McMonagle and 6-3 Bill Penney, respectively. All ran the course White of Villanova. This was feat, and finally the joy of win-i sophomores; Dick LeFevre, 6-1, Tom Samuelewicz, 6-5, Dave Sev- blanks for checkers and chess. Dec 12 Clemson Home under 29 minutes. La Sal'e's fourth successive tri- ning, when he said, "These men! erance, 6-4, and Don McGinley. 6-1, all juniors. The Intramural department will 7th umph in as many outings. Villa- found themselves against West' The first three games on the docket are Princeton, away on furnish sets for these matches, Dec. 16 North CaroUna State Away Huglemeyer nova has not come out on top Chester. I was proud of them I December 2, Scranton in the Field House on December 4, and which will be held at Dougherty For the Wildcats Lance Hu^'e- in three engagements. But as I them the best of luck in land Charley Weaver December 7. No 5oe Luzzi Dec 19 Wagner Away and wish Gettysburg the of on Hall, on soon to be announced meyer, a junior from Sayville, they said in Brooklyn, "Wait for the rest of their stay at West Virginias they, but all stumbling blocks on what will prob- nights. N. Y., was seventh, and Henry until next year." Villanova University." ably be a rocky road to recognitionville. .% ..^i41Jk.'^-->4.>noi'-.>w >j

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Army and Rutgers Stymie Wildcats Cogers Optn At Princeton -y.' 1

For the past two Saturdays chances to score — Paul Tom- (See Poge 4) 'Cats Villanova Lineman Clears The Way football fans have czyk's interception deep in Scar- een an underdog Wildcat team let territory ~ a 59 yard drive mm "almost" pull an upset. halted on the three — the final pass barrage which carried the Vol. 36—No. 9 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA, PA. December 1959 On Satuxxlay, Nov. 7, they lost 2, 'Cats to the six yard line in the to highly touted Army 14-0, final seconds of the game. before 21,000 fans at Michie With Stadium. And, on Saturday Nov. about two minutes re- Noche Espanola Basketboll Issue maining soph 14, they dropped a 12-6 quarterback, Nick thriller Langone The VIIXANOVAN this Orphans' Outing Saturday to Rutgers University went to the air. He before a week presents its first spec- rifled a 36 yard shot to end Ron Program Slated isellout crowd of 14,500. sports supplement, a Meyers and then pigged 23 more ial Basketball Preview for 1959- In last Saturdays game the to Frank Puca. Again, Meyers For Friday Night Johnnies therein are Opens 60. Contained Weekend 'Cats were completely baffled by was the target wit^ a pretty 15 "Esgrima y Amor," a one-act thumbnail sketches of op- the Rutgers defense in the first yard grab. The annual Orphans' Weekend in the 69th street area, with farce about love, fencing, and posing players, and short half. They held the ball consisting of an outing for the Gimbel's department store Serv- for only confusion, will be the featured mem- 15 plays as And that's all she wrote — biographies of team tots and a party at the orphan- ing as the center of activity. compared to the presentation at the annual Scarlets 46 plays and two touch with Langone back to throw bers. age will be held under the aus- Leave School At 9 Noche Espanola, to be (<) sented downs. from the six a swarm of Rugters pices of the Junior Class Sat- The 204 orphans will be picked in Vasey Hall Auditorium on lineman swallowed him, the ball, | December 5 Tuesday, "a first come, first Friday. at the piano, playing "Danza del urday, and up on served" | In the first quarter the team, and the ballgame. December 8. basis the Rutgers Mr. Vito DiVincenzo, Spanish Fuego," and Dennis Sheehan at orphanage at 47th took over on their 26 and in 12 playing Cani" on the Neil Vaughey C&F, is general and Wyalusing sometime around At the U. Club moderator, exphiins that "Espana plays churned up ground yard- S. Military Academy chairman of the weekend. Jerry 9:30. Carlin said he hopes that two weeks i. the "Spanish Night" presentar accordion. age to the Villanova 26. From ago the 'Cats again Carlin, math major and Harry no buses will be needed. tion concerns a father's confu- Dr. Jose Ramon Sobredo, here Sam Mundie chucked were close to a big upset but a T.D. Wolfington, C&F, are co-chair- "If we can . get enough day could only take home sion when he mistakes his Spanish Consul in Philadelpia, pass into the corner which nest- a moral men of the outing. Bob Bohn, hops to drive, though, we'll have victory. daughter's suitor for a fencing will be guest speaker. The con- led into the diving arms of Dick English major, has charge of student. suls of various other Spanish- no other choice." The caravan Peneek. The P.A.T. was no good arrangements for the party. will leave Villanova 9:00." Spanish Authors speaking countries will also be at when Munder fumbled the Army Stand Shy pass Unlike other years the entire Four stores in the 69th street from Army started off like they The playlet, written by the in attendance. center. In the second per- area will open their were going Alvarez Quintero brothers of DiVincenzo, in commenting on agenda of events will take place toylands to iod Bill Wolf a halfback capped to take the 'Cats into Rodriguez Noche Espanola, declared that the orphans. After the shopping Joe Luzz! a 66 yard advance camp as they marched down the Spain, stars Judy as (65) Wildcat guard prepare to take a Rutger lineman out of play. Bill Craig by shooting excursion lunch will be served (76) field early in the first period. vs^ the daughter Obdulia and Severo "special thanks are due to Ed moves in from distance and Sam Gnineisen (88) watches Wildcat around end for 3 yards and Rut- back being stopped after a short the in two sittings at Gimbel's em- gain. gers second score. After this the game was marked Lanza as the suitor Federico. Dowling and Russ Dodge, Queen Contest His pass for ployees' cafeteria, 11:30 and JERRY the P.A.T. by great defense plays by both Temisocles Fernandez stars as decorations chairmen, to Sal CARLIN was blocked. 12:30. teams. Don Amadeo, the father; Pru- DiBlasio, refreshments chair- Co-Clialrinaii of Outing, Photographs Now At 2:00 the Johnnies and es- Second Half Team dencia the maid is played by man, and to everyone who has corts will see "Moby Dick" at In the second half the Villa- Villanova's lineman refused to Vesna Mahorovicic and Alfredo worked on the program." believe they were 35 point Being the 69th street theatre. v • Cats En Season Saturday nova football team began to play Salazar is Salvador the fencing Guests Will Attend Accepted '60 Carlin stressed that although Fund Raising football. They swelled their underdogs and spent the cold, student. Spanish Club president Don Entries will be accepted start- the outing is primarily a Junior meager 2 first downs in the rainy, afternoon in the Army Fernandez, Lanza, and Sala- Ropain declared that, in addi^ backfield. ing today for the Senior Prom Class function, it is open to all first half to 15 by the end of zar are students at Villanova; tion to all interested Viliano- Campaign Begun Trophy Queen contest, according to Bud t the classes. "Any one wishing to At game. Stake Miss Rodriguez and Miss Mohor- vans, guests would attend from The Villanova backs contained Carlock, queen chairman. take an orphan ovicic Cabrini College. Rosemont, Immaculata, Chest- can sign up in And then there was one. The ed by Vilianovans coach extraordinaire. His record attend more readily On defense the 'Cats were Army's passing and outside at- Contestants' pictures are to either the Pie Shoppe or the At Hotel Dinner Wildcats have only one is Prior to the play, members of nut Hill, and Cabrini Colleges, more than the two linemen. It was comparable only to Paul tack. Halfback John Daniels chance outstanding in the second half of Villanova Malvern Prep, Valley be turned in to Carlock, 101 C&F cafeteria." Villanova to nab victory number the stocky (5-11,187) Brown's fantastic achievements the Spanish Clubs and from University marked speedster holding Rutgers scoreless. came as close as you can get to Sheehan. Along with the photo- Santa by Helicopter two and that's Villa- Cabrini will present musical Forge Military Academy, and the opening of its 1960 fund at Detroit Satur- who was a thorn in the at Massilon, Ohio during the interrupting and Wild- nova moved up and down the two Army passes graphs the constestants' height, The party to be held next day against the Titans. cats* sides Second World War. Klausing's performances. Judy Rodriguez the Notre Dame High School in raising campaign last week when , last year when the field but was able to score during the first half. Tuesday the just will sing "Camino Verde," Rob- Moylan. color of hair and eyes should at orphanage will it served host to nearly Last Saturday's action saw 'Cats eked out a 7-0 win here. Braddock (Pa.) Teams have won 400 cam- one time in the third quarter. be supplied. be highlighted by a helicopter the Titans defat Western Michi- Endowed with a pair of 54 consecutive games. Army scored at the ert Anthony will sing "Sorren- DiVincenzo also stated that paign contributors at a dinner piston- start of visit soloist. Rev. 10:30 Perry Como will pick the win- from Santa Claus, Bohn an- in the ballroom gan in the snow 14-0 while the like legs, Maher is a quick start- However, Klausing's great With about five minutes re- the fourth quarter on a fluke to," and the guest on December 3 at a.m., of the Sheraton ner after five finalists have been nounced. Hotel. 'Cats just missed pulling out er and a great breakaway run- record, McKenna's local appeal, maining Leon Horn charged pass play which was marked by Policarpo Oroz, O.S.A., will sing Dr. Francis Manno of the His- selected Other entertainment will be a cliffhanger win over the Scar- ner. If he happens to get Sandusky's pro experience and from one yard out for the 'Cats- an illegal manuever "La Dolorosa." tory department would speak by the June McAdams Very Rev. John A. Klekotka, past downiield provided let Soloi«»t9 re- modeling agency. by Bob Redmond, a OSA. Preeident Knights of Rutgers in the the 'Cat secondary it's curtains, Brennan's popularity notwith- lone tally. This touchdown was for the Cadets. Instead of the Instrumental to the Spanish Club on his of Villanova, ser- junior arts major who will play rain. since none of Joe Rogers' backs standing, it would seem on the set up by a short punt which penalty they got the T. D. Instrumental soloists are Irma cent trip to Spain. This address The contest closes January ved as official host during the his guitar and by a professicmal The week prior to the West- can match his speea. basis of the Torquati of Rutgers University wiill take place in room 204 C&F. 14th. formal dinner which was attend* last five games that magician. em Michigan Cyril Burke the 'Cats took on the Rutgers Villanova's best ed by corporate representatives game the Titans Trophy at Stake the Administration could game of the do a The party is closed crushed Dayton, 33-14. As has been the custom 25. season by far to error human to those and private individuals who have They since lot worse than retaining Joe — S«JKffor from Mo/jie did so by 1953 the Three for the —35 points who have worked on the outing piling up a 27-0 half- Cyril J. Burke trophy Rogers as football Money and refuses take made donations to the Univer- coach for the and also to junior football play- time bulge and then withstand- is at stake in this the twenty- 1960 season. Villanova had three more note. sity during the past five years, ing a second half seventh game in ers. The list of those invited surge, by the the series. Tne A goal of three and a half Flyers, very similar trophy was established will be posted on the junior bul to the rally in honor Muskie To Address Law Foram tonight million dollars was set for the that almost deprived of Cyril J. Burke, letin board. the 'Cats graduate of 1960 phase of the University's of their lone win of the season Villanova's class of 1917, Muskie, Bail, The Charity Ball to be held who Honorable Edmund S. week uy William B. Forum by Dr. Harold G. Reuschlein, law twenty year fund raising pro^ several weks ago. did so much to further the cause States Senator from Chairman. dean. on December 11th will feature 'Cats Back Battles United gram. Villanova is seeking CJoach Jam Miller, a newcomer of Villanova athletics in the De- Army End for the music of Lou Denison. This Maine, will be the speaker Muskie wiill discuss law and Now in his second year as a twenty million dollars overall to to the Detroit scene this troit area. He died in 1956 was announced by CShet Butto- year, at the third session of the Villa- politics in his talk to Villanova senator, Muskie will be the third offset a tremendous expansion was fortunate in having his home in Crosse Pointe, now, junior three Mich- nova University Law School this law students in Garey Hall at speaker of the year presented by C&F, chairman of program igan. which was begun in All-Americans to serve as a nuc- The trophy in his name this the dance. <> evening, it was announced 8:30 p.m. He will be the Forum. ^ was introduced 1953. leus for his squad. Bruce Maher, donated by his sons, Thom- Third Forum The general campaign is con- halfback; John Dingens, tackle; as, John and Michael who cur- ^ K Earlier sessions presented Tile general diaimuui of tiiis ducted on a year to year basis and Dick Kennedy, guard; were rently are distributors of con- Judge Robert Morris, formerly year's Orplians' Oating lias sent with rotating chairman and an named to the mythical team struction equipment in Detroit. in counsel for the Senate Internal out an argent plea for can to immediate 1958. goal. Funds this year A Remark In Passing transport ichMude» to flSth Suboonunittee and Melvin Belli, will be sought to finance the con- Dingens, a 6-3, 225 pounder is Saturday's game might well Street, and tor presents for the prominent San Francisco attor- struction of a huge new science big and has good mobility for be Joe Rogers' last at the helm Orplhans' Party. ney. and research building. a man his size. The Chicago of the Wildcats. Despite the Senator Muskie is a graduate Bears thought enough of him 'Cats excellent showing against .^; of Bates College and Cornell last year to draft him for 1960 Army, the names of possible WIfh PIfh H0lm9fs University law school. In 1954 delivery. successors continue to be band- after serving in the Maine House Unanimous Selectkm On ied about. Names most fre- All-Opponent Team quently mentioned are John Mc- of Representaitives, Muskie be- Spirit Committee Plans m came the state's first Democratic Kennedy is a 5-9, 197 pound Kenna, Villanova alumnus now "hard-nosed" smasher whose coaching at VMI; John Sandus- Governor in 20 years. Big Princeton Invasion forte is defense. Jim Grazione, ky, another alumnus, who went He won reelection in 1956 and two years later was chosen by Wildcat quarterback in 1958, on to pro fame after establishing Tonight, in conjimction with When Al Severance's charges said of himself as the voters of Maine as their Kennedy, "He plays as one of the all time the opening of the basketball take the floor tonight, they will if he great Wildcat United States Senator. doesn't have a friend in linemen and who season, the Spirit Committee will be greeted with a great deal of the is now Villanova's Law Forum ses- world." The squat guard an assistant coach with sponsor a trip to Princeton. clamor from a weirdly-garbed the Baltimore sions are held primarily for was a unanimous selection on C^lts; and Terry A pep rally will precede the student body. Villanova's Brennan, University students but are open All-Opponent team late of Notre Dame, buses' departure from the Field V ^ Valva and Oberlies ordered last year. Only one other player who is reported to be the fair- to the public when space per- House at 6:30. several hundred Ramar-like pith was grudgingly accorded such haired boy with a large bloc of mits. Concerning the tickets and the helmets to be decorated with a distinction. alumni. That was Army's Muskie served as Governor of bus fare, committee co-chairmen Mr. Everything, High School Coach Villanova decals. These will be Pete Dawkins. Being Maine for two years, and prior Jack Valva and John Oberlies In both his sophomore and Considered distributed to the Jun- to that was a member of the announced that admission to the members of ior years Kennedy made honor- The latest man to throw his Maine House of Representatives game is $1.75. and the the entourage at a nominal NniHiid round- able mention^ ^l)-^eriC99. hat in the ring is 34 year old Reggie Powe battles an Army end for a Joe Caldwell at Mldiie Sm. Miskl« • • • • • . at FoniBi Tonight pMs Stidlimi. from 1947-1951. trip bus fare is $1.50. charge. Maher is probably reihember- Chuck Klausing.'a high schoor

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