Vista: September 15, 1965

University of San Diego Digital USD USD Vista USD News 9-15-1965 Vista: September 15, 1965 University of San Diego Follow this and additional works at: https://digital.sandiego.edu/vista Digital USD Citation University of San Diego, "Vista: September 15, 1965" (1965). USD Vista. 339. https://digital.sandiego.edu/vista/339 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the USD News at Digital USD. It has been accepted for inclusion in USD Vista by an authorized administrator of Digital USD. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The University of San Diego College for Men USD Vida Sept. 15, 1965 Vol. 3, No. I ASB Leader Reports On Parley Borunda On Board Of USNSA Editor's Note: The following is a re port from Ernie Borunda, ASB Presi dent, on his recent trip to the Uni versity of Wisconsin for the annual student Body Presidents' Conference sponsored each year by the USNSA, the United States National Student Asso ciation. It was at this conference that Bo runda was elected one of 10 members who will serve this coming year on the Advisory Board for this group. Miss Tica Doyle of the College for Women served in this position last year. Bo- runda's selection represents the first time in SBPC history that members of the same University have been elected in succeeding years. By ERNEST BORUNDA It is Aug. 21 and in a couple of hours I will be boarding an airplane for San Diego. It seems rather unbelieveable that in the past five days Marsha Zandi and myself, along with more than 200 other student body pre sidents, have completed a course in the role of student body presi dents on their campuses. It has been tiring, but enjoyable and the experience and education which have become ours will certainly serve to improve our University in the coming year. Student Services Though the agenda was a- mended somewhat by the presi dents themselves, the basic pro gram offered by the NSA has been substantially useful and in line with preparing us for the coming year. Student services are among the most important topics we have discussed. In addition, ju LEADERS—The three top officials of the University for Men president; the Most Rev. Francis J. Furey, dicial systems, faculty and of San Diego take time out for a Vista photo while dis chancellor and board of trustees president, and Mother course evaluation, writing of constitutions, community service cussing some of the plans for the 1965-66 college year. Anne Farraher, president of the College for Women. projects, cultural activities and From left are the Very Rev. John Paul Cadden, College travel opportunities have been presented in order that some or all these programs might be im USD Marital plemented at our own schools. The philosophy that students Pearson Man To See are not being prepared for life Course Set but are actually living it, has One out of every three mar been a constant thread through out the conference, while respon riages in California ends in di sibility of the student has been For Jobs, Counseling vorce. The divorce rate is three defined and redefined. Thomas R. Pearson lias been ies, and will supply contacts for educational administration and to four times higher among 15 Most important we have seen to 19 year-olds. that for a school to run at its appointed director of student possible government positions. received his master's degree in best it is necessary that adminis services at the College for Men These statistics were furnished Informal instruction on con education. He spent much of his by William R. Brockley, head of tration, faculty and student body for the 1965-1966 school year. work together, with all taking duct for these interviews is also Navy career in San Diego. the Marriage Conciliation Court, The 46-year-old Navy command being planned. part in forming the basic poli er retired from active duty Aug. "If I could have outlined the who will initiate a new course cies and philosophy of the 1. This fall Pearson will visit ideal of what I was looking for, at the University of San Diego school. public high schools in the coun College for Men called "Marri this school certainly comes the Rewards Seen As director of student services, ty to familiarize future collegi age and the Family." The course From my experience here, I he will be responsible for stu ans with the benefits and ad closest," he said. "The location will cover "all aspects of marri return to the University prepared dent employment, graduate vantages to attending the Col and the city are all I can ask. age, including sexual, communi to present any and all programs placement and student loans. He cation, finances, insurance, in we as students wish to imple lege for Men. "I am very impressed with the laws, social, parent-child rela will also counsel new and pros ment. I am most prepared to Pearson, a 1941 Annapolis college and the people I work tionships and religious con bring to light the many areas pective students at the College. graduate, was the executive of with. I've done a lot of work flicts." in which students can and must take an active part if they wish Pearson will attempt to locate ficer and an associate professor with younger men in the Navy Brockley said the course will part-time jobs for the sudents emphasize what couples should to gain the very most from their of naval science with the Naval and I will enjoy working with do to prevent "a marriage from education. and will work on the loans to Reserve Officers Training Unit the students." breaking into pieces with no one The year will be one of fan needy and deserving students. at Purdue University, West La Pearson's oldest son is a junior knowing what happened." tastic challenge, yet the reward In graduate placement, he will fayette, Ind. at Purdue and another son is a "My goal will be to develop a of seeing our school move for bridge between concept, theory, ward will be more than ade arrange for interviews with pro While at Purdue he took post sophomore at Annapolis. He also and research and some of the quate . and this will be a minent business firms and in graduate courses in guidance has a son, 13, and a daughter, practical bread-and-butter prob reality in the coming school surance and accounting compan and counseling, psychology and 9. lems," he said. year. PAGE THREE PAGE TWO U.S.D. VISTA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1965 WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1965 U.^.U. V lo I Wanted: Readers for a blind freshman student. Good part-time employment. Pays $1.25 an hour. Call David Helkenn at 274-6056. Urgent. An Editorial Shapiro's Father Matley Summer Plans Job Is A Promise Much Busy One Heads Newcomers The office of ASB vice-presi The school year labeled 1965- through the first and second dent has undertaken a variety 66 has begun in most schools semesters. of jobs this summer, ranging On Library Staff around the country. For the The attitude of the new stu from a joint lecture and concert University of San Diego the at reduced ticket rates with San "When I took charge of the library, everybody started leaving." dent should be to immerse actual schooling has also just Diego State College to investi With this statement the Rev. Marcel Matley jokingly prefaced himself in the activities for begun. But this past summer gating professional fraternities. his announcement of many personnel changes in the staff of the which he has an interest and Among the most important de was the scene of more behind- University's library. then if he finds he doesn't like velopments, according to Bob Father Matley replaced the Rev. Charles Dollen as Director of the-scenes activity than ever Shapiro, ASB vice president, was them, he can withdraw. This Libraries at the University of San Diego when Father Dollen be before at USD in preparation seeking questionnaires from all is better than waiting until came pastor of a new parish toward the end of the last school for a school year. freshmen and transfer students the student has "cased" the containing such information as year. Taking the spotlight was the campus activities and then previous clubs to which they be "The biggest change," said Father Matley, "is that of Mrs. Joan successful program of dances joins the one which he can longed, musical and acting abili Damrou. She left the college to take up a position with Claremont put on by the college. This best use. The student may find ty, special talents, and areas of College's 'Honnold Library' in the government documents section." interest. Any club president on Mrs. Damrau will be replaced by Adolph Koran, recently of the enhanced the reputation of the he has become a part of the the USD campus is welcome to Navy. Koran was graduated from Syracuse University last Feb college and also somewhat en school too late to be effective study these questionnaires, Sha ruary with a Master's in library science. His wife is employed in hanced the ASB treasury. for his first year. piro said. the literature section of the San Diego Public Library, downtown. Rules for cheerleaders and Then there is the Film For With over 100 new freshmen Koran will be in charge of current periodicals and the history sec cheerleading were made, he said, tion of the library.

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