Wildcats Claw Hen's Pen 2
LARRY'S 'LEVEN »y 1. VILLANOVA vs. Delaware Wildcats claw Hen's pen 2. PENN STATE vs. Syracuse The best college line ruins Orange crop 3. XAVIER vs. Dayton Homecoming holocaust awaits them 4. MIAMI vs. Maryland Mira hurricane swamps Terrapins 3. WISCONSIN vs. Iowa Pat Richter, another Ron Kramer 6. TEXAS vs. Arkansas ... No more than a point difiference 7. GEORGIA TECH vs. Auburn ... Lotheridge engineers victory
8. OHIO STATE vs. Northwestern. . . Hayes homecoming hangs Mildcats 9. MICHIGAN STATE vs. Notre Dame State rules over church 10. BROWN vs. Penn .They'll be big time next year 11. REDSKINS vs. Eagles Color brings life to Mr. MarshaU Last Week 6-5-0 Season 19-13-1 Pet. .593
Vol. 38—No. 5 mm VILLANOVA UNP LLANOVA, PA. October 24, 1 962 Boom-Boom HcmecomingWeekend By Toffl Bruderle- Highlighted By Game Blue Key Will Act As Host Captain Charlie Johnson, Vil- only do they attend every home And Sunday Concert lanova's senior left-tackle, was game, but they also find tune to Highlighting the activities of At named to the Eastern College travel with the team on trips. AnnualParents' Weekend the Nick Basca Homecoming Atheletic Conference (ECAC) Last year they journeyed to De- by Michael A. Weekend will be Magro The entire production is staged All-East team last week. a concert by He troit and Boston College and, The annual Parents' tlie Four Freshmen in the Field Weekend and directed by Salviulo, music achieved this honor because of ten days ago, found them in of Villaniova University will directed by House Sunday, November 4, be- Tom Picardo, audio ''''','/:').'::.:/, (Photo by Bob Powers) the two fumbles he caused Buf- Buffalo. gin this Friday, at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are now October 26. by Mark Devaney, Bill Madden, falo ball-carriers during tftie Why did Johnson come to Vil- Tnis year's on sale in the Pie program is under and Bob Strong, lighting by Joe Under the gruidance of coach Eddie Michaels, QB Richie Richman explains a point of Wildcats 36-6 rout of the BulU lanova when the Wildcats were Shoppe for the direction of John Driscoll, Styborsy ' $2.00 and $2.50. and Mark Powder strategy to his unit in preparation for Saturday's contest. : ten days ago. In addition, the suffering through losing sea- ' Tom "> "* Semmer, * '• • ' ••*' -.''.• - : ; ' i>"* •. ';""''f'-*, "" ''-;,.• .'.'• \r , and Andy Collins, maker, ' and • " ^ The publicity . . . ' ."''.' V '.", 1 ••.,. .,*'-'!,', Sunday afternoon Jazz by TV)m likeable Johnson opened the hole sons? "I think the environment who have assumed Concert, traditionally a part of the duties of Semmer. for Villanova's tihird TD. is good for both study and foot- acting the Homecoming Weekend, chairmen during the ab- Registration ball." re- West Catholic Grad sence of Jim Howley. • turns this year after being ab- The parents will register at Johnson, graduated The Parents' Weekend the who from sent from last year's Homecom- actual- guard house of the main ly began Priladelphia's West Catholic ing activities. some two weeks ago gate on Saturday at 9:00 a.m. Monster Defense when Winged-T tangles High School in 1958 with half- the parents lof the There the Homeooming Queen students mothers will receive were sent two back Bob Merenda, has seen ac- The high point of the dance letters. One was favors, which will consist of a from the Very tion srince his sophomore year. Friday night will be the crown- Rev. John A. Klekotka, OSA, Plays Host To Yillanova His offensive and defensive play ing of the Homecoming Queen. President of As Dc^kiwtire has caused several pro scouts to Villanova. The other The queen will be selected from was from the drool over the way he uses his the finalists Blue Key Society, which .;,,:;•;.; By Vlwce Kennedy by a seven man contained a 245 pounds. Although he has panel including Intramural Di- parking permit, a Villanova football team travels to Newark to play the been map of the campus, After a two week rest, a sound impressive both ways, rector, Ed Gei&z, two priests, and a pro- is first since 1924 in a Johnson prefers to play offen- gram of events. :i: "Blue Hens" of Delaware. This the meeting between the two teams the head of the Villanova The first series which Villanova Jeads 2-1. This year, Delaware faces the roughest schedule in its sive guard. Alumni Association, Edward of the many activi- ties planned for the history. Boom-boom Charlie Johnson Donohue, and two class officers. parents will be this Friday evening at 8 Buffalo and Rutgers are the only teams Delaware encounters this year who appear on Johnson, more affectionately After graduation, Johnson Entries for the Queen Con- :30 test must be p.m. when they will receive the the Wildcats' 1962 schedule. Last year the "Blue Hens" defeated Buffalo 36-12 and lost a known to his teammates and would like to go into the bar- deposited in the Class of '63 opening address by Father Kle- closely contested battle to Rut^rers 27-19. girl, Kathy, as Boom-boom, tending business with his box in the Student kotka in the Field House. was comes from family of Council Office on or before Oc- Fol- Delaware coach, Dave Nelson, is the famed innovator of the "Winged T" which a football brother Richard in a sportsman- lowing tober 26. Pictures this address, there will borrowed by Hawkeye coach. Forest Evashevski^ as his Iowa team swept to the Big Ten enthusiasts. His two brothers type bar. He might do well as a must be 5"x 7" or larger, be a Variety Show. played football at West Catholic bar-tender, but not if announced Chair- championship and a victory in the Rose Bowl a few years ago. Nelson feels that this year's pro foot- Thirteen Act and his parents man Cecile Mugnier. Show team is the best he has gathered since they last won the Middle Atlantic Crown in 1959. are two of Vil- ball scouts have anything to say Dance Tickets Master of Ceremonies, Joseph lanova's most avid fans. Not about it. After winning only four gsmes last year, Delaware has shown a strong offense and a A. S a 1 v i Tickets for the dance Friday u 1 o, will present the stingy defense in their first three encounters of the '62 season as they won decisive victories thirteen act Variety night are also on sale at $3.00 Show in the ovpr I/ehigh 27-0. Gettysburg 49-7 and Lafayette 28-7. emajiates Vasey Hall Auditorium. per oouple, announced co-chair- r *.,?*^"*^® from the newly crowned Sophomore Belle The "Blue Hens" have ten out Cotillion Queen, Miss Betsy Masque has produced John Driscoll man Bob Coogan and Ralph Sav- Grabowski. Accompanying her two of eleven starters retuirning IS her escort, Tom Furst. (Photo by Joe dramas for the show Acfiiig Choirfflon iano. Supplying dance music Harrison) entitled from last year. Captain of the will be Al "Matriculation" and "Boxville pin they can wear and Renovated Gymnasium Ready Raymond and hisf save as •"J-:! is 6', lib. center, U.S.A.," both a souvenir. team a 225 John Orchestra, with intermission en- one act plays by Lunoh tickets can picked aheRd Villanova Jules Tasca. be Scholato, who was tertainment by the Nurse Crowned obtained at this time or later WILDCAT Troubadours The of Rutgers All-American. Alex Three, a folk singing group com- vocal entertainment will on in the Field House during Kroll, '61 For Foul footing Contest consists on the All MAC. The posed of Villanova students. of the Coachmen, the lunch. Chris Clark ' Sophomore Quintette, Following iy Tom Finon 'v^ The pool is available for use Dance decorations will be the Cotillion Queen and The registration tLe Vil- Troubadours Three, along lanova by all the members of the stu- responsibility of chairman Nick Last weekend saw the Class of '65 with Band will present a The Intramural Department ;^•;•:;^^^^;^^:•:<•;^^^^^v.^^:.;.;•.^^•.^•.v.-.....^^•,^^^.•.>..,...,.,•.v.^ present the annual -t.i.i-t.-.i.i !'...« !• '•'.* •.'.•..y.... .«.••.• ^-r ^^^!«;^K^v.^^»^y/:^^v.^^^^••>l^^^^^v.v•>>:^^^%!.*.•.^n:.:»:«>A^^ vocalists dent body, and is open every DiMarino; tickets Mike Sutherland, Holly "Concert on the Green" at 10:00 has announced that the Alumni of publicity, ^^^ilhon. The weekend's activities «^?nT''i'^ were begun McAlese Joe Ruggiero, a.m. At this weekend from lOaOO to 5:00. John Hughes; and dormitory de- 8.30 Priday night at the Jim time the parents Gymasium has been completely Mardi Gras Ball which featured Croce, Physical Fitness Program corations, Paul Fenice and Tony music by Maurice Mike DiBeneditto, and a will also be addressed by Joseph renovated tihis year, with new Scott and his orchestra plus Chris Clark's Currently in progress on cam Frate. vocal duet by Holly McAlese and Tate, the President of the backboards, paint Wildcat Harriers Rout Hawks Stu- and extensive Joe Ruggiero. dent pus is the Red Gross Physical Floats submitted by variious At midnight, An organ solo Council. floor repairs. The gym will be John Clancy, Sophomore Class PresiHpnt by Wayne Fitness campaign, aimed primar- organizations will be paraded crowned Miss Betsy Hawthorne is also Immediately after tSie concert open to all stuidsnts each week- Grabowsid as the Sophomore CotilHon included. By Taking First around the field at halftime yueen, thus day, and the hours are 10:00 to Five nates of disproving a long (Continued on Page 8) the Villanova-Detroit game on extant and popularly accepted 7:00. By Carol Burton >; Smeck generated the most ex- Saturday and 5,000 bon-bons opinion about Villanova nurses. There will be a foul shooting and Lois Greyson citement of the day when he Beta Chi will be distributed to the ladies The lovely freshmen nurse, date Inducts contest this Monday in the gym, collapsed from heat and exhaus- CoQch Dave Nelson attending the game. of Tom Furst, was presented at 4:30. All interested are en- Vihanova's Cross Country tion after bearely beating out Twelve Villanovans with a bouquet of flowers by rest of the line features both couraged to participate in this team got their season off to a St. Joe's Chrales McShea for Charlie Zaccaria. Earlier in the Into speed and weight with such re- activity.: ^ winning start by routing St. Jo- ninth place. He was eventually Honor Society Bl- Annual Review evening Zaccaria had been pre- turnees as 250 U). tackle Dick taken seph 'li last Friday at Cobb's to Bryn Mawr Hospital The annual induction Intramural Meeting sented a Villanova mug as a cere- Evers and senioir guard Jim Creek. The Wildcat harriers for treatment. Presents mony of the Beta Chi There will be an important Midshipmen token of his selection as the best (3iapter Quirk. Delaware features a pair made a perfect 15 point score to Fresh Wins of Delta Bpsilon Sigma, the Na- meeting tomorrow of all cap- "OC" of the year. This was rec- of fine halfbacks in All MAC St. Jioe's 55 as five Villanovans Earlier in To Fatiier President tional Catholic tains of Intramural the day Noel Car- ognition of his Honor Society, Karl Lorenz and a converted football efforts during the Vic Zowlac, Pat Traynor, Tom- roll, running for the Villanova The Navy will hold took place Sunday afternoon, teams, to discuss the revision of =^-^ its tra- freshman orientation period. 100 yd. dash man, Mike Brown, my Sullivan, Dave Hyland, and ditional fall October 21, in current schedules. This move freshman team, set the pace review on Austin The the Center who averaged 4.5 yds. per carry Mass for the siophomores Marty Ferrco effortlessly cross- over the tlhree mile course, cap- Field, November 6, at 3:30 Lounge of Dougherty Hall. was made neccessary due to the p.m. in the Villanova Chapel was of> last year. Quarterbacking the ed the finish line together. turing first Its purpose is the Officiating forthcoming change from Day- place in I'G minutes, presentation of fered Saturday morning by at the ceremonies "Hens" will be Ted Kempski, a These five men easily kept aihead 8 seconds. The the entire battalion was the Reverend Robert light Saving to Standard Time second and of 359 mid- Father Appicci as Father J. left handed chucker wfho com- of their nearest competion place were taken taipmen to the Welsh, OSA, Dean also because third by Tom Reverend John O'Rourke read of the School and of recent heavy faculty. the Mass com- pleted 40 out of 85 passes last ily at members of the througrhout the race, then fin- Stubblebine and A. Klekotka, OSA, of Arts and Sciences, and chahr- rains, whidh resulted in cancel- Ken McCloskey President of mentary and led the sixty for yards. Rounding is of President Ken- odd season G% It a part ished in the identical time of of St. Joe's, Cubbins Villanova University. It man of the Beta Chi led Karnes. This meeting will be then took also couples present in a hymn. Chapter. backfield will lb. pro- out the be 180 nedy's "Physical Fitness" 28 minutes, 15 seconds for tihe fourth place for serves as a medium of Twelve senior Arts and Sci- held during the activities period Villanova and good will After a light breakfast of cof- fullback Tom Michaels, who gram. It consists of a program five miles, climaxing an impres- between the ences students along Larry Bolger finished fiftlh. Al- NROTC~ unit and ^^^fee andc*nvi uvfugnnuis with three in Alumni Gym. «-.u^ ~_ J ... doughnuts min theme Dayusl^ boasts a 2.5 yards per carry. where a groal of fifty miles of sive show of strength. thougih faculty members were they failed to score as ^od percent inducted. Delaware's only weakness ap- Results are not yet available Dwimming in segments has been "^^l"^P "^^^-^ Meet No Contest decisively as the varsity, the tlmt^'y^^'r,:^;^^^^^ age of The seniors are William Allard, for the recent Intramural Cross the Sophonnore Class em- pears to be at the end positions established. The best the Hawk's could Fr. Klekotka has Math; Charles Butler, frosh set the tone for the day personally barked for the trip to the Uni- BioJogy; la«k overall Country me3t. However medals and of general manage was the 6t)!i place fin- by defeating the invited Brigadier General Thomas Castagna, Arts; Hawks 27 J. S. versity of Delaware to see what Paul depth. This is one of the tough- will be awarded to the three to Raynaud, Cherenack, ish of Kevin McCullen, 54 sec- 29. Commanding General the Wildcats could Math; Robert DiFi- place winners in each event. do to the est games remaining on the onds behind the five victorious The next tihree •of Marine Supply Activities lippo. Classics; Henry Donnon, Students Note meets will be in Blue Hens. However, as is his- Cats' schedule and a victory will Bowling on tlhe intramural 'Cats. Then next three places Philadelphia, and Rear Biology; Charles Meyer, Biol- held at Cobb's Creek in Phila- Adm-iral tory now, the game gave the at- give Alex Bell and hi& men the level has again been activiated The Delaware Game has were then taken by Villanova's. R. W. Cavenagh, •ogy; Adam Myers, delphia, on Oct. 27, 30 and Nov. USN, Com- tending Vij^lanovans as much Biology; neet^ed momentum to finish the and games are being played at been sold out. Xavier game John Angevine, Jimmy Orr, mander of the James O'Brien, Chetnidtry; 3, against Quantico, LaSalle, Fourth Naval nervous tension as choosing be- and remainder of the season un- the Rosemont Lanes, in the and Harry Smeck to make the District, to act as the tickets are now on sale. and American University, re- reviewing tween the Queen Contest final- Bcratdied. afternoon. officers during meet literally a no contest affair. spectively. the afternoon's ists did to the judges. activities. ^"*"" *"'^""" '"'" ^*« Chl chapter were Dr. Hawld F. Hartnuu^ (Continued on Page 8) of DeltaDdte EpdlonP™;^^.?!^ THE VILLANOVAN • October 17, 1962 Sigma. (Photo by Tom Thom„, [ V(m;,^«.. . Riig Matt, Breakfait Sodoty Offors ,;,i,,,i,;M,,,,,,,.j,ii;,i,iiiii:iiili;H;i:iii'ii;ii.i.iiiiiii:iH:iiHi!iiuiiiii;iiitr"^ IRSMogatos To Bo Sohaod Musk Odiun ^;T!ri:i:uiiiHii.i!>.iUH:i:uiiiii;iiH.'':iiii!i;i:uui;iiiiii<:i!i 2 THE VILLANOVAN • October 24. 1962 W.V.U'.^ . , , wS^iS Experience Counts First Tftroitgfc Tfc« Gfo8> Lightly The senatorial race in Massachu-. family name. The extent to which this setts has been placed in the lime- is true is dubious but it is true that Inebriated light of the nation due to the ap- he has already beaten Democrat Ed- Fraternal pearance of another Kennedy as the ward McCoiTnack in the primary, a Groups Speak Out Democratic candidate. Ted Kennedy, man who graduate first at Boston News •"Jil bix)ther of the president, is opposing University's law school, was twice "»"»-|Plement by Uz Kovoch jI cultural backgnounAi of subjects of Republican George Lodge and Inde- elected attorney general of the state, tri^i^inri ilT^i^? "J* intere.st to the stu- in Stuart fraternities and '^" dentswTTiiio ofwi. thetiic variousvttnuuB schools.scnoois. Therne the""^ «»vuwischool andnna itsils acuviues;activities; pendent H. Hughes for the and was formerly the favorite of sororities on dents for future Itfe^ religfous side ®"^ **d Briek ^1 seat in Washington fonnerly held by Massachusetts Democrat Party's reg- campus, one begins to wontder is not neglected ^^^ administration in These aims are formmg John F. Kennedy. ular organization. if the rigiht hand knows quite lofty but either. The new pledges are en better individuals. The what are they ever Villanova Feudal Forum Presi- the left reached? In Delta couraged tio attend The athletic side is We are told that both the The up-coming Kennedy 'does poss- hand is dolni?, or maybe Mass and greatly announced that Pi Epsilon, Delta Pi they also stressed it will sponsor dent and his brother, RobeH, the At- the right hand pretends Mu, and in do charity work and in the Phi Kai^n Pi. ess, however, that winning combina- not to Phi a Mammouth Rally in the parlc- notice. Kappa Pi, t» an extent,these manual labor at They are very active torney General, were hesitant about tion of looks, the various hi intra- ing lot lover good friendly person- aims are reached. Homecoming. How- The meoubers convents in the area. murals and in awakening school thirty year old Teddy's candidacy but ality, ambition, a beautiful wife, Mary O'Leary—Pi Theta Chi, ever, they emphasized are very active on campus, not spirit. On the whole, that if that he was encouraged by their Nursing Schiool Sorority; School Aids all of the any student money, and that Kennedy surname. Rich- only to social plana to bring a acUvities, but also Question:. organizations help out in father, Joesph Kennedy. ard Gleason — Delta Pi E>D8ilon. Do these groups all mammoth to the The fact remains that he is as leaders and in school rally it would Regardless of the family's opinion only Commerce akfing each odd to the university functions. and Finance School as such? be better not to do so since three years out of law school and other in bettering study habits. the on the matter, a large portion of the Answer: They increase the Profs Present Feudal Forum lacks the background usually posses- S!:f/5^^V:' .^°^^. Guidice- 3nthecultumlsidVth74^-up8 is a strictly non- citizenry are becoming alanned be- Delta Pi Mu, school spirit, which Question: Would you everything Arts School Prater. have can be noted mind if group and there are sed by those who aspire to so high guest speakers who talk on at the an aoknlnlstration cause they see too many Kennedys- nity; James Lombard!—Phi Kap- games; increase interest member show- cetain political an office. ed up when "hnplications to acquiring more power than is cust- pa, Engineering Sc'hoo] Frater- one of your parties the elephant It is nity; nas in full omary for one family. hoped that the people of Mass- and William Shea—Science swing? . . . Answer: Torchlight Paraite It lias been asserted that Teddy is achusetts will take this fact into con- (Pre-Med) School Fraternity Not at all, in fact there Following the roily there not running on his own capabilities sideration when they cast their votes were kind ereough to are always some faculty will answer be a torchlight but rather on the reputation of his in November. questions about members present and they parade around their respective are the campus organizations. welcome. whUe tihe marchers chant "Ole Miss, si- S u p r e e Why Join So that's the way the m inter- Court, no!" Music for the Question: views ran. If one march Why do people joint were to rate will be provided by Time Doesn't Always Heal Answers: the various the Fife and To meet interesting organizaUons on the Drums Corps Cuba Talk basis of of the local group Letter To The Time is said to be a healer. Some Early in November the Soviet people; to further social status the answers received of Minutemen. then with while and increase social life; Delta Pi Epsilon and For eighteen glorious minutes, wounds mend time, others Union sent troops and tanks to "help" to give Delta Anyone May Join underclassmen Mu would definitely fester and remain painful. There is the Hungarians, and by November 4 a chance to de- head the Any student who it was the good fortune of the velop list. Why? wishes may Editor a wound in the consciences of the had moved into friendships with the Because organiza- join citizenry to behold and Budapest at the re- up- this organization by having American perclassmen; Uons are really striving statesmen of the world, festering quest of Premier Imre Nagy. and to further to live proof of his listen to the melodious accent of up United States citi- painful, that cries academic standing. to their aims and live and out for a In an attempt to stave off the in- down zenship and by demonstrating their Leader and President last the infamous reputation a To the £dUor, soothing balm. vasion, revolutionary General Pal This was the answer, but out of fra- memorized knowledge night. ternities. of the Monday Nearly six years ago to the .day of the five The Sophomore Class has made Maleter went behind the Soviet lines organizations the two works of Sen. Garry Boldwater. His address, centered on the the peace of the old beautiful city of medical great progress so far this year. The under a flag of truce to ask for negot- groups are strictly so- Exchange Cuban menace to ttie Western cial minded. Corner Orientation Period was outstanding, Budapest was violated by Communist iations. The Soviets shot him. Why ? It seems that Hemisphere has received resound- directed gunfire. Students from the there is a saying and the plans for Soph Weekend are The Hungarians were stunned. about "all ing support. universities of Budapest, Szeged, and work and no play," so the best ever. Those who could, fled. The Hungar- that these Mevies True, his stand Pecs were in a tumult. They were two groups concentrate Are Better was strong and There is one thing, however, I ians were unable to understand why on the Than Ever threatening street demonstrations if play part. ri.ghtly so, but is it not also true would like to criticize—the Class the United States, a country with a by Roy their demands for academic auto- Name Aims CAVALIER Rifter that the same situation has existed Meetings. In the first place the at- glonous tradition of revolution and DAILY—Univer- nomy, better living standards, and Question: What are the sity of Virginia—Virginia TEMPLE in Cuba for the past year, if not tendance has been very poor, this democracy, did not come to their aid. alms Uni- NEWS — Temple abolition of required courses in Manc- of the organization? versity's University— two? Even a year ago, it was ol> shows two things. First, that the writer-in-residence for A SHADE OF DIF- ism-Leninism continued unmet. The western powers were as effu- Answer: To the next vious that some policy had to be Class will go along with what ever bring about a semester wiU be John ^'ERENCE by Allen Drury, first, sive with their indignation to the Sov- unity Dos'^ At the government was silent. among the members of the Passos,** American novelist, Sjich Is a sequel to the formulated as socn as possible. the officers of the Class say, and sec- iet action as Pulitzer prove their sincerety the students they were with their in- school, to and resident Prize ond, that the officers are doing a good To stimulate academic of Virginia. Dos winner ADVISE AND *But, Kennedy dallied the time action to the Hungarian pleas for re- and demonstrated, tearing down the out- religious interest; to sup- *No son, Passos, who is probably OONISBNT, makes the nway until the situation got worse, job because the Class is going along cognition. it's MOUSE not MOOSE" best point that ward signs of Communism. The de- known for his trilogy, much of what goes as is with what they say. U.S.A., on behind inevitably would. Now all of While fresh, it monstrators gathered about a radio the wound was as which depicts the the scenes at the United a sudden, he virtually declares war It was once said that "Little things individual in Natrons station seeking to give voice to their was then, steps should have been a decaying civilization is routine, on mean a lot". This should apply to the based on dull, and highly pre- Cuban. Communism. complaints. taken immediately to heal it. Instead commercialism, dictable. Class of '65. They could start by hav- will reskie on the Unfortunately tihe nov- Having thus committed himself with it was ignored. Moreover, it is as campus el is, too, ing another Class Meeting and seeing The government answered from February 5 until and Drury uses over even at this late date to a stong first though salt is ru'bbed into it each time February 600 how many of the members they can gunfire, and blood was drawn 26. Other writers who psges and many of the char- stand, it is now up to Kennedy to when the demonstrators were fired the United Nations shelves considera- have been acters from get to attend. When they get this HOUR fllTER-SHflllElffnon. participant^ include hjs congressional maintain this stand and show the Police. tion of the Hungarian question. SIR the late best seller attendance the officers can start the upon by the Security Nobel prize-winner Wil- to speculate about Soviets that the United States is retrospection six liam the future The demonstrations developed into After a of years "Jason, you dolt! Faulkner, and Katherhie of the UN in a post- the meeting with a prayer (which Yqu know I use only "I've finally at the wall as far as further rebellion. revolt no central- a number of observations can be told you that Skin Bracer Ann Porter, moon-landing not done at the meeting of Oct. a The had Mennen Skiii Bracer after-shave author of the best world. buildup in the was lotion.' cools rather than Western Hemishere ized leadership and was clearly not made and a number of lessons can be burns. seller SHIP 18, 1962), and can even try to call a OF FOOLS. Four Lately movies are better "Of course, sir. And Because it's than is concerned. .:>. abroad. By the end learned. The Soviet Union will vio- this..." made with Menthol-Ice." other hterory meeting to order and to adjourn one organized from figures have also ever! After living through such the month of October the new gov- late neutrality at her will, she does "Quite, sir. And this..." been invited as films (this has NEVER been done!!!). of week-long guest as FOLLOW THAT The extension of all Navy and ernment had set itself up, declared Rot honor a flag of truce, she is cap- lecturers. They It should be very interesting to see "Besides, that crisp, are novelists DREAM, SUMMER long-lasting Bracer Peter AND Marine duty assignments is indica- its neutrality, and had repudiated its able of killing another country's am- aroma de Vries and Saul Bellow, SMOKE, BOYS what, if anything, this letter does to has a fantastic effect on girls." NIGHT OUT, tive of the urgency of the situation, Pact. bassador, and she fears not to spill dramatist the Class of '65 as a whole, and to the connection with the Warsaw Edward Albee, and and the latest dandy PHANTOM and shows that he probably means in the conflict, the west- blood. The lesson echoes an Hung- poet Richard officers. Thus far oW Wilbur. Dos PaSsos, OF THE OPERA, movie-g-oers to do this. only sendi'^g arian provei'b, "Never trust wftuo is 66 years ern powers had aided by a Rus- old, currently have finally reached a point (Name Withheld UiM>n Request) i»» of medical supplies and sympathy. sian, they are barbarians!' lives on a being Westmoreland County entertained for their farm in the northern part of nwney. During the past sum- Vii^nia. mer and since September 1, the AH" motion picture industry has re- leased such excellent DANCE AT films as A Forthcoming Crisis j>'. TOUCH OF MINK. MIRACLE WORKER, SWEET BIRD OF UNNYBROO YOUTH, and BIRD MAN OF During the past few weeks, there has of the 1948 Berlin blockade. After that, Khru- POTTSTOWN ALCATRAZ. In the MIRACLE Edi»or-{ii^hief . • • •*!>• '• <..* »'• . . Edword C. Forrell been a great deal of international speculation schev will come to tlie United Nations General WORKER, Anne Bancroft Associor* Editor -^ > . . • Joseph A. McCorthy (who over a forthcoming Berlin flare-up. Scatter- Assembly and claim that a threat to peace SATURDAY, OCT. 27 received the News Editor ...... Frank D. Quottrono Film Festival DAVE BRUBEGK In CONCERT ed events in both the East and the West existed and should be stopped by pres- Feature Editor . . tk'aV.*'* * Arthur Molitiemo Award for her UN .* i A. part) Phia relives the Pkoto Editors . . . * . '« have pointed to it. EMitorials in the Soviet ence in Berlin. This in effect would weaken f . . Michael Ciccorono ARLEN SAYLOR part of Helen Keller's teacher— Richard Stoughton '*'« ORCHESTRA press seemed aimed at preparing the Rus- considerably the Allied Powers in West Ber- For dtepicting all her Sports Editor Dancing hardships and •v.»'» • »,.-f!i^ '(,,« t'wf '• :, . Thomas P. Bruderle "Indeed so, sir. And..." sian people for a Berlin showdown. The Red lin. This conjectural plan could succeed if "But sir, this is unending drive for the .' .' Skin achieve- Copy Editor i f V • . . . William S. Gross Bracer. They've editors sought to put advance blame on the the West doesn't make a firm stand now. Compus News Editor Jon M. Dyreff "Tonight I need Skin Bracer. I'm just changed the ment of one goal. In going to bottle. SATURDAY. NOV. S BIRD Exchange Editor J. Ritter the Prom. MAN Raymond I OF West. In Washington, worry over Berlin So" take that stuff Shall open it now, sir?" Ronn Metcalfe ALCATRAZ, Burt Lan- Some optimistic officials take the view Circulotion Manager Gerard A. Coin has resulted in tough public statements by away and get me some Skin Bracer!" and Hia Orchestra caster gives one of his finest per- that Khruschev may simply try to get some Business Monoger Petor D. Cassidy Secretary of Defence McNamara, Secretary formances as a man sort of talks going with President Kennedy. Moderator Rev. Louis A. Rongione, O.S.A. who has of State Rusk, and Attorney General Ken- murdered twice and Of course, these same optimists would be the Auociete Moderator Eugene J. Rueno is condemned nedy. Rarely has an international crisis been In oddition to the editors listed above, the following ore members SATURDAY, NOV. to life in prison. He finds will off their 10 peace ones to believe that Cuba throw the Editorial so easily recognized in advance. of Board: 81 ZENTNER in his birds but finally even these communistic ties. But history has shown Walter R. Bailey Jerry J. Cordomone J. Kenneth Croney AndHis Officials believe that Khruschev is very Band are taken away from that whenever the United States has taken him. Karl likely to make some dramatic move to tip Roy Baron, James Brennan, Robert Burke, Carol Burton, TererKe Cooney, Jock Maiden, who portrays a firm stand opposing communist expansion, Duffy, Lorry Everlir>g, Ronald Fenstermoker, Thomas FInan, Richard Flanagan. SATURDAY NOV. 17 the prison off this crisis after the United States elec- Lois Greyson, Peter Herlng, John Jonik, Richard Kar>e, VirKent Kennedy. the West has been succssful. Let's hope that GLENN MILLER warden, also gives one of hia tions, since Moscow has said publicly that Elizabeth Kovoch, Michael Magro, Williom McCloskey, Larry Medoff. John our leaders have learned that you can't con- Nelson, Richard Pazdon, Matthew Roche, Robert Seiger, Roger Shechy, William Orchestra better performances. it will hold off at least until then. However, Voughn, George Nicolaus, Donald Franz, Petei* Levin, Robert Campbell, Wm. cede anything to the Reds. Roy Heitzmonn, Gerald Tripitelle, John Roberts, Dennis Malloy, Joseph Deighan. when Khruschev visits the United Nations Martha Podolsky, Carl Schwab. in mid-November, Berlin may be at the brink Chancellor Adenauer is going to meet The VILLANOVAN is published weekly by undergraduate students of war. Many officials firmly believe this, with Kennedy the day after elections.. At tt ft r^ of Villonovo University. Opinons expressed herein do not necessarily m m j: Pajjgrback with good reason. present, there is no definite agreement reflect the views of the University. skin bracer ^k^T^ Popular opinion feels that the new Ber- between Bonn and Washington on Berlin Second class postage paid at Villonovo, Pa. Editorial and business lin crisis will develop somewhat in this policy. Therefore, it is necessary that at this offices located on the second floor, Pougherty Hall, Villanova Uni- order: Khiusc'hev will sign the long threat- meeting they agree to take a firm, united versity. Ardmort. Pa. This newspeper is dedicated to one of the finest men who ever Ml 9-4888 ened separate peace treaty with East Ger- stand and theret>y bring about negotiations entered Villanova; Scholar, Athlete, Gentlemen. (H) FEATURING many. 'This treaty will grant nominal control with the Soviet Union. Both should remem- EXCLUSIVELY PAPERBACKS <»»ot w«t« ond L«o Go«drto« »ACTUAity. rou oont nccd a vaut to ap^mciatc mcnncn by the East Germans over Allied access ber that a firm stand prevailed against the skim bracck. ALL VOU NECO IS A FACE t *.«S21^^!:P'^^ ANCHOR DOLPHIN SERIE5 will blockade of Berlin in "GOOD routes to the City. Then come a repeat West 1948. READING AT ir^lXPENSIVI PRICES" C«m« In And Browt« Storec. Hours:!_. Mon 4 THE VILLANOVAN • October 24, 1962 Tues Thurs., ond Sof; 9-5:30 Wed, ond Fri. 9 to 9. ijiitii.^j:^ Octobtf 24, 1962 • THE VILLANOVAN S . , ^mv: !::iTn(ii!;^::i.i;!tfr;;-:..:' .; I :ti ii;iiiwii:i:i.ii,rn'w:rx: v. i rnTiTt I i::T;.Tr,:i:i ;.i:i.i;i;n:n;ra;i:i:r).t:rn:t;iii:: ' i.t:ri:ni:ri;i;::i;i:i,TiM;i;!ii:ni;witn;i;i:i;r!!'! 'T! :.iii» In PaSfin9uui.kuiii'i:iiiuj;u:iii^i.i.;iia:t:;iM:i!i:i:iiiJ!i.uui.iibii:iiia:ia:i.i:uMJ.Jxi.MJJ.u.M:u.u^ I I ; , K,.i li. liU:i!lilJ.li CoU^llf k,Ml lil !..?;J./u Q^ETERIA Psychological Group Offers To Students Complete Man Is Final g Goal OM Philadelphia Street Cries Testing And Advice I iiiiuii;i;iiKM;iiiii!iii;i;i!ij;i;i by J«rry Cordomon* i;i ;:i:!:i i;ia:i i;!;ii'i:i;( i!iii:i!Ki,ri:nijrmM;i:t;i:!:ij:i ;:^^ by Joe Dei9hon''''"'^-'">^' THE VILLANOVAN • OcloUr 24, 1962 October 24, 1962 • THE VILLANOVAN ! . Senior Class Meeting ""'=^"" Passible Speakers Annoumed ''"' '^'''**""'*'^''''™'—-'™«^^^ Parents' Aitiviths i'"""-"""""""""" Weekend To Choose Dance Site Educational Servfeat limilHllllHIIHIWimiW««|UIIIHHIIIIBlMMMMWlIII«ui(llMM«l(«B(|(M*^ (Continued from Page 1) Sunday 10:3.0 a.m., instead at There will be a general meet- To Provide Training the parents will be able to "meet of the previously announced ing of the Senior Class tomor- By Literary Club MaJeratar time. Father Klekotka will cele- October in the deans." Tihe dean of each row, Thureiay, 25, On Thursday, October 18, the by the Dean of Student Activi- For Navy Personnel department of the University brate the Mass which signals the Vasey Hall Auditorium during CflmPUS Literary Society held its second ties, all speakers contacted The Educational PEIJUS Services Di- will end lof a long and entertaining Period at 10:30 ^"""•'""""""""""" BRIEFS hold a conference in the the Activities meeting of the current scholastic would have to be within this vision of the """"''''""'"'•'•"'>''^':-.',.,,i,,,n,,,,,,,,,i,n,„,,:„„„ Bureau of Market- mmmmummmmmmmmmmmmm ,<„,„„„„ „„,,„„ """"""~" ' "" weekend for the Vil- ' '""" '"" Commerce and Finance building. parents of a.m. The purpose of the meeting """'«" '"" year. Opened by its president. and be approved by the Admin- « <^mmmmmmmnm „«,„ ing Research On October , ,,.„ lanova students. of Villanova's 26, thirteen senior portant and timely ,„„„,,„J The ijovn numbers will have will be to determine the site for Bill Groas, the meeting chiefly istration through the Student aspect of Commerce and Finance School chemistry majors will go on the Thomistic Afae.e.u..v. been given during registration. the Senior Dinner-Dance sche- Philosophy. staff last year. consisted of general business. Council. Among Dr. Slabey's has siigned a Annual Senior Class AtT:k^^v!Tyi7^^ contract with the trip to the Dr. Kovach, Box Lunches I. A. Members Attend duled for February. Several members of the newly iL'uggestions were the names of Philadelphia assistant Profes- Naval Yard to pro- atomic research facilities at the ^^- ^^^^' 'noderutor, After the conference box Senior Class President Jim organized committee were called sor in Philosophy at Villanova ^^uS.'"'' of PSEA John Ciardi and Carl Sandburg. vide middle Brookhaven National ^"^ZZ'T^***"•'*' »» •<«> theatre management twUn- Laborator- University, i^^^*** » announces that the ViUano^ lunches can be purchased in the Executive Seminar Tate announced .that the select- upon to offer suggestions for There announced ia presently com- critic on the staff was the ing for supervisory personnel, on Long Island. Ten Graduate of 'The Cath- Chapter of Several members In- pleting two the Pennsylvania Field House along with bever- of the ions have now been limited to the coming year. forthcoming lecture of Dr. Neil announced students additional works in olic Standard and Times,'* Bureau Dh-ectbr and will attend on this trip. and is State Education Asoociation ages from 12:00 noon to 1:00 dustrial Administration Depart- Downingtown or the Sheraton English on Art and the Philoso- currently will Dr. Slabey, faculty moderator Brennan of Villanova's EInglish Associate Dean of The working on another hold a ment are serving consulting-in- Commerce Chemistry department phy general business meeting p.m. The lunches may be eaten Hotel in Philadelphia. Department. His topic will be and of Beauty. book, called, "Ring in of the society, announced a list Finance Dr. Myron S. Hied- will hold a seminar, the New," in Room 207, the structor roles for R.C.A.'s new- on October Tollentine Hall. in Field House or taken out. prospective "The Writer's Challenge—Hope ingsfield. • • • w'hich is 4lue to be published of speakers that 25 at 4:30 p.m., in the Chemis- A guest lecturer may speak. The Villanova Wildcats will ly-instituted Educational Ser- Literary Competitions". Dr. Dr. next year. would be available to lecture at and The Navy program will try Lecture Robert E. White, Chair- Unit. Soph Cotillion be for Hall of the Mendel • • • take on the Xavier Musketeers vices This group develop- Brennan will present his views some time during the current Kx hours every Monday for Science man of the Chemical Engineer- • • • Dr. Myron (Continued from Page 1) Building. The guest S. Heidingsfleld, at 1:30 p.m. in Villanova Sta- ed an executive seminar entitled on this subject on Thursday, twelve ing Mrs. Joan year. These prominent writers weeks, and will cover speaker will be Dr. Ariel Department, was asked to Pignatelli and Mrs. Associate Dean of dium to the attendance of the "Decision Making in Industry," As a closing to their weekend, Lowery Conunerce and from list cir- October 25, at 3:30 in Room 110 three subject serve October 18 Mary Murphy were compiled a areas. This is the of the Biology Department of and I'D on a of the Mathe- Finance, was recently appointed parents and students. The half- and it was given at the Marriott the Sophs were presented a 22- C&F. matics culated by the Poetry Center in second such program undertaken Haverford College, panel to review and evaluate department staff attended Chairman of Hotel in Philadelphia iu who will the Data Process- time entertainment will feature Motor Tif) victory over Delaware and This lecture will be open to under proposals the Cafhclic New York and also from other the Educational Services speak on "An Enzyme for research grants Educational Asso- ing Committee of the the Villanova NROTC Drill June, and at the Park Town Mo. pa&sed through Villanova en Involved American distinctive contemporary nove- the public. Division, bhe first in from the National Science ciation of Pennsylvania Marketing _^^ having been a Structure Formation.** Foun- on Oct- Association. He is at Team and NROTC Band along tel in Camden this month. route to a sequel to Friday night dation. ober 18 at lists. middle management training • Cardinal Dougherty present preparing research with the Villanova Wildcats Three Japanese brought over by with the stimulant of the game • • mat- program for Armour Among High School. Mrs. erial It was emphasized, however, Four Freshmen and Com- The Office of Public Informa- the proposals from Pignatelli for a talk to the national Marching Band. the State Department to study mingling with the feeling of be- pany's gave a marketing department. tion formerly schools from all over the United lecture on "Modem meetfaig of the Villanova will management in this country at- longing that since the Literary Society located on the Committee in The Singers that comes after one's Nov. 4 Mathematics in second floor of States was one submitted by Vil- the Primary Wafithington. The topic for Fing the closing High Mass on tended the first seminar. first class weekend. is operating on a budget granted Organization Dougherty Hall the lanova. Currently, Grades," and Mrs. Murphy gave talk will Is now located at the east end two research be 'The AppUcation of projects are being a lecture on "Modem Intermedi- Data Processing The Educational Services Di- of Austin Hall in the Develop, conducted at to the Several Villanova with ate Mathematics." Both lecturers Areas of vision has been organized to ment Foumdatiotn Offices. The National Science Marketing." These Foundation are currently studying include satisfy the need for pbone extension is grants. for their forecasting, advertising^ specialized still 309. Masters training degree in 8.S.8. (Sec- marketing decisions, within industry, and is • • • • • • and phy. ondary School Science). staffed by faculty members A recent work on Thomistic Mr. sical distribution. .'. and Richard .-f A. Duprey of the Aesthetics, Mr. Joseph Suchar practitioners who have business published in 1961 in Graduate Theatre and Mr. Department David Sprowes • • • experience and Berlin, Germany, has elicited lias have joined the management ful- 1 Just announced the public- Mathematics training. Several companies are sonie praise and enthusiasm ation of his new department as ful Rev. book, "Just off time G. J. McLaughlin, OSA, presently interested from 4 \ Why more people smoke Rent Winston than any other filter cigarette. Flavor does it every NOW...GO CHEVROLET tune-rich, golden tobaccos speciaUy A Car '63 CHEVROLET IMPALA SPORT COUPE ':.£' selected and specially processed for filter smoking! FOR ONE-STOP SHOPPING IN '63 Day-Week Sedons, Compacts. 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(Unless you'd like to own them all!) ••••j;^:v ..'.t' '63 CHEVY II NOVA 400 STATION WAGON PART TIME PURE WHITE. : MODERN FILTER ; WORK y..l.._«U.B.j..i.i.i.i.i.i.i....;( T ZIP PLUS FILTER - If I can show you how to i BLEND op front eorn $50-$75 o week for two evenings and Satur- day, would you be inter- ested? Must have access to a cor, be neat appear- ing—no experience nec- NEW CORVETTE STINQ RAY SPORT COUPE '63 CORVAIR MONZA CONVERTIBLE essary. \ Call Jim Tate. LA 5-6351 f '63 /—See four entirely different Idnds of cars at your Chevrolet Dealer's Showroom /fs Chevy Showtime aei should I • u>»^ 8 THE VILLANOVAN October 24, 1962 © 10"-' R. J. Rc) nolilt Tobacco Coniptnjr. /A\ WInilon-BalcB, N. o. - - (*•'• October 24, 1962 • THE VILLANOVAN 9 Saffiig CU Brings Sihuylkill River Honors mOah Vmqaishes WiUarts Taking their cue from t)ie fourth place. Mullray and Lock- football team, the Villanova wood, with the former as skip- MttMiners htt Sailing Club is off to another per, had a first, second and a To Store fine season. Although receiving fourth. Commodore Dan Hur- by Roy Baron very few headlines, the Club has ley and Mike Reilly, the Sailing ^•"'«<* <=«ne out on the short secretary, brought home . ifly'"^"°^f*/i!^5'y end of performed well enough to have Club's ^^t^vAi^y in New York when them. four fifst Dlacea finishes and one tiJh thf^t ^f^^ theAISgkd t**""' the New York Last weekend the Freshmen of second place. Despite the fact n,^h Tif.!f'*%"\"S''*'"J"'? Rugby ?**' Yorkers, featuring stars from South the Club met at Annapolis, Mary* that .Villanova finished third in Africa,Sfr^;, NewM.'^'^"^,"'Zealand, and Australia, took charge earlv in land for a Freshmen Regatta. the Regatta, Villanova had lodg- the contest. They put the game out of reach In the first Among fourteen schools, the ed a protest. Hurley feels con- " ''"'''' «'«ven points. After these early sea-going Wildcats finished fident that the decision will be scoresfco^.«'"'r*Bcorea the WildcatsW.M *'l regrouped fourth behind such powers as reversed and the Club will be their forces and were able to Kings Point, Georgetown and awarded first place. The Club hold off their opponents with Frosh Fall 36-14 Princeton. Dan Mullray and had won the Regatta for the some strong line play. Sandy Lockw 3od skippered home past two years, and one more To Trailing 11-0 at halftime, the Coast Guard Team several firsts, but the Freshmen win would give them full posses- 'Cats fought back in the second were disqualified because of pro- sion of the Regatta Trophy that Ex-Wildcats In Game half, keeping the ball deep in test. is on display in Dougherty now New York territory throughout by George Nicoloui Varsity Sets Sail Hall. most of the period Despite this Youth was not served last This past weekend, the Var- Remainder of the Season fact Villaniova still was unable Saturday when Villanova's sity finished third in the Greater This Sunday the Club will to get the ball over the goal freshman football team fell be- Philadelphia Regatta held on the journey to Monmouth College in fore line. In the final minutes, how- an experienced Cape May Schuylkill River. Again Villa- New Jersey where they will take Coast ever, the Guard eleven 1^ a 36-14 nova was in for stiff competition, part in a Regatta on the Shrews- New Yorkers were able score. The Coast Goiard team, to this time it f-ame from Haver- bury River. The following week- push over a late score on the composed largely of former col- ford, Swarlhriiore, Drexel Insti- will in three tired end they be entered Wildcats, making the final lege ballplayers including quar- tute and the University of Penn- different regattas. On December score 16-0. terback Nick Lang ,'•' •i-^'-^rf ^' (•';*•?. <" great New 4 -ij^.'^-v. York (Continued from Page 12>' ^mmi V ^^x stars were Don sult was a well-coordinated at- Cannava tack which An even more determined Del- and Don Crouthamel. the Villanovans were These two linemen unable bo contain. aware team took the kick-off to kept the 'Cats in scoring The Coast open the second half. A Razen- range throughout Guard opened the most lof scoring by marching tal punt gave the ball back to the second half with the length their all-around of the field, mainly on Villanova. On the first play ^^^^'^ brilliant play, dives and especially traps, from scrimmage Rettino fum- T^S.^m^S'^Si^^ with their hard tack to grab an 8-0 lead. Vil- ling. lanova bled and Delaware gained pos- came back, sparked by the session on the Wildcat 36 yard xninning of sprinter-half- back line. Two plays later Quarter- Tom Brown and the block- ing back Kempski tossed a pass only of center and big tackle Jerry Strid, only to see it picked off by Atkinson. to fumble the The 216 pound Saphomore from ball away after reaching Cape May's Monsignor Bonner High School thatwillmake six yard line. In the then rumbled 52 yards for the second period the Coast Guard six-pointer without a scratch. used deception and pin- point Clifford caught a Richman pass by Langone to up the count to 16-0, after it was deflected by a Etela- which was the ware defender and the Cats were way they went to the locker up 16-10. room. >'i Defense Takes Over Coiuiell Sets TD The second half started on Midway in the third quarter, a different note as Villanova's the pressure was placed on the Connell returned the kickoff 70 Villanova defense. Then came yards to the Cape May 15. Oon- the longest series of plays in nell then took advantage of a the entire game. In twenty plays laspe in the secondary to hit Delaware marched fiom their JO end John McAdams for a touchdown to the Villanova 12 gaining five and followed this up with a flip first downs only tx) be denied a to McAdams' running mate Chip score. Twice McDonnell came Kelleher for the bonus points. out from his defensive end posi- Showing great poise, the Coast tion to kill plays on the other Guard countered immediately side of the line. Billy Joe, Cap- with a 50 yard TD bjmb by Nick tain, Charlie Johnson, Calligaris Langone. The extra point try and Armstrong played well in was stopped short. this series. Moving from the 12, Ed Michaels' boys Villanova fought back went 88 yards in 13 on 5^ the running of Brown and plays for the final TD score by Connell with the quarterback Glueck. The try for the extra finally rolling around right two points was stopped. end from 10 yards out and tighten- Delaware tried to stay in tlie ing the score at 22-14., game as Soph halfback Bill Hop- Cape May proved equal to the kins raced 47 yards to the Villa- challenge when they notched nova 24, but two plays later two last period touchdowns Cappetelli and end John Dinan with Langone cleverly bounced Quarterback Charles mixing his passing with fullback draws con- Zolak for a fifteen yard loss and fushing an overeager Villanova the Hens were finished. line. Glueck led all rushers with 66 \ V , V-.^ I< r'H/Srt "./^ iiV ^ *• V A V ,f f i^.Wi A .r ^ J\ yards in 7 carries and Hopkins had 45 yards in three tries for It's now a fact: every Ford-built car In '63 has self-adjustlns brakes Delaware. Xavier Preview The game was closer than the (Continued from Page 12) "Give us a brake," Ford Motor Company engineers were told, "that score indicated yet, from here, the squad is Bryniarski. The will automatically compensate for lining wear whenever it was expected. Delaware was an adjustment flashy signal caller has rushed is needed-and make it work for the entire life of the lining." naturally up for the game be- the ball for a net total of 117 cause of tneir loss to Buffalo, yards in Tough assignment-but not insurmountable. Today, not only. does 87 attempts for a 3.2 but there was another reason. average. He is also every Ford-built car boast self-adjusting brakes, but the design is so the teams Because of last year's Wildcats leading passer, excellent that adjustments can be made more precisely than by hand. completing 13 and the successful season exper- out of 32 for 222 yards and 2 ienced this This Ford-pioneered year, opponents will concept is not complex. Key to it is a simple MOTOR COMPANY touchdiowns, with only two in- "Tareyton's Dual Filter in be out for recognition that can mechanism which automatically maintains proper clearance between The American Road, Dearborn. Michigan duas partes divisa est!" terceptions. Big (6*2", 219) only come from an upset. brake drum and lining. Fred Reherman says Titus (The Chisel) Aurelius, Ars '63 is the team's B.C. "'O tempera! O mores!', I used to wail," Final Team Statistics TNI rARM • INDUSTRV • AND TNI A«l OF SPACI says The Chisel top pass receiver. The junior Self-adjustment takes place when the brakes are applied while backing where today can you get a filter cigarette with some flavor? Then I Delaware Villanova discove ed 'Lireyton - the mLum opu^tn^" from Hardinsburg, Kentucky up. This adjustment normally occurs but once in several hundred cigarettes. Put a "^ 16 First pack in your toga and enjoy de gustihus "^"^ has hauled in 6 for a downs 9 miles n ^^^ ,,^,,, ..^ total of 90 of driving. The brake pedal stays up, providing full pedal ^'^^ ^ ''- ^^""' 154 yards rushing you never thought you'd get from any filter cigarette." "' yards and one touchdown. 165 j reserve for braking. ( =:fr^. In all • it 10 pass attempts 11 «arm««»«*^a^«f •«•,., should be a fairly in- Dual Filter mak«a thm difference 6 pass completions 5 Another assignment completed-and another example of how Ford teresting game. The Musketeers 101 yards passing 65 Motor Company provides engineering leadership for the American Road. sport a big enough team and 250 total offense yards 230 DUAL FILTER^ seem to have the speed to make Tareyton things gio. However, our size If Mir ! mMU ntmi* © . r ,. ^^ It THE VILLANOVAN • Oct(4Mf 24, 1962 and depth should prevail—Villa nova 22-7. ^^^^-. October 24, 1962 • THE VILLANOVAN 11 'j1 N 1 Good Field In Track Meet; Intramural Leagues Revised by Ray Hsitimon era), L.K.D. fraternity, and Whisky A are undefeated. In A g*Dod field was apparent on the 4:30 Austin League, the Thur£jay, October 11, when the Reject;;, L.K.D. fraternity, the Intrannural Department held the 612 Club and the Playboys have annual Cross Country Meet. not been beaten. The Alumni, Don FV)X, a soph more who broke the Birdmen and the Socialites the existing record as a fresh- are currently among the unbeat- man last year, won again. This en on Mendel Field. year's time was 8:23. Robert Fitzgerald took second The new schedule will end on place not far off the pace with a November 13. The playoffs be- time of 8:33. The senior class gin on November 14, continue 16 17, finish Vol. 38— o was represented by Ted Ennis on the and and up mm LANOVA, with the time of 8:38. The rest with the semi-finals on the 19 PA. . October 31 and the finals on the 20. , 1962 of the field was close behind. Rev. Edward Stanford 'The men above were well deserv- RevampeCil Gym Opens /;'',';•;" ing medal winners. . The newly renovated Alumni To Be Guest Speaker Bosca Homecoming Football League Revised Gym was opened on Monday, Weekend Features The Intramural Department OctJ^ber 15 for use by the stu- At Junior Ring Mass has dropped all the teams with dent body from 10:00 A.M. until ioS." ??yf."'^'^ ^1 tlie Class of one forfeit with the result that 7:00 P.M. On Monday, October iinjl of Activities VjUaaova University will Friday Tlirough of there being four lea- 22 the foul shooting contest will Sunday instead hold the annual Junior Ring gues there will only be three. be held in Alumni Gym. It will Mass and Communion Break- By Ron Fensfermaker Thus, for the second half of the include fifty shots with the top fast, which signifies the begin- season there will be less teams three places being awarded med- ning senior of the Junior »oeial year Sr^^mVe^"Sfin&^Sa'^^^^^^^ ''' and more games for these teams. als by the expanded Intramural Tile a^tnT^^^t" *li^ Junior Class is privileged .\ Many Teams Undefeated Department. Also for the use of to have as itt* principle speaker As of October 17 there are the Villanova student body, the at the Communion 1:00 a ^'^^ "^"\« f""" ^^^^ Breakfast the '^d li lleitufe fhe cZntl of H„^^^^^^^ ?">• to potol available m thf ten teams undefeated, but the swimming will be distinguis^hed Rev. entire weekend. ''"^ ^°«- Edward V Dance music win b7D?ovidedbvAlTvmn"r,5 ^T.?- *''°u^"' the way it looks now they will not on weekends, as well as week- St an lord, OSA. dance co-cliairmen ?"^ '"^ orchestra, announced j Bob Coogan and SaviaL w^r^ that way long. In the days. Stuc'ents should take ad- Sh remain Fuihcr Staniord was ordained suiJplied by the Troubadors Three TrmeXknownT«\i»*r'^^^ entertainment will be Bull- vantage of this opportunity so ill 3:30 Austin League the 1922 and received his AB and Villanova students who have of i (last year Sapienza's Raid- that it will be continued. Ze^P^l^t^se.fr^'ti^.T!^^^^^ •dogs MS Degrees from Villanova in . Pre-Game Luncheon :-:.i-i.l.i-l.v.v.:.i-!..v.' c ^ ,. x,;. 1918, and 1922, respectively. In addition he 'has received honor- in thc!^ arf^rs^nlors'lnd'lrnr^lf^^^^ t^l^^T' ''''^' "'" *- « '™<=h-» ary degrees of law from Boston tions, will be paraded around tC^WbalffieKm^^^^^ ''^ various campus organiza- College, halftime, and 5,000 University of Pennsyl- distributed to the ladies attending th^ game ^ shakers will be vania, Loyola, St. John's, St. Thomas of Minneapolis and St. Four Freshmen Sunday Paul, along with honorary Doc- Fr. Stanford afteraoon the Four Freshmen WILDCAT tor of Education degrees "What to Villanova Law will present a concert from Expect in Marriage" Forum To Host I I St. Francis College in Hhe Field HouseT, S of Maine and will be the topic of Father Stan- announced Villanova- co-chairman Jim University. ford's address to the Tate and Dick Juniors. Harvard Novia. Ranked President of Villanova The Mass and Communion Prof. Louis B. Sohn for many years Father Stanford was as the top vocal group in Amer- '|^^^>^.^^r^X•^l^•^'^''•'^•'•'•'.^X^•.•.••'^:^'.^^•'.^•.^^•^'••^'^^l•'^•^^^l!l^ President Breakfast will give the Junior of Villanova from ica by United Press Interna- 1932 to 1944 Class its first opportunity to this^r:?;? when he also r^ei^trs rsx-iX^= tional. Playboy, Metronome, was in charge of meet as a whole. James O'Con- Bill- the Navy ^^ "^'*^^^^'^ ^^^ S^^^^^- Professor i^ht board, and Downbeat, Jack Clifford leaps as prepares to snag two point Department's Bureau nor and William Hart, w IIM loS.lectin c ;;„ ^^ the Pour Thunder And Lightning Here, (87), Wildcat end, high he pass general on Disarmament Is of Personnel. Not Enouffh' The Le^al Freshmen's versatility He has waitten co-chairmen of the event, iM-amevvork for ^ and per- after Atkinson's TD during Saturday's contest. Contesting him is Delaware's FB, Ron Mc- have Peace", November 8, at 8:30 forming numerous books among which experience are sure to (Photo by Bob Powers) procured the facilities of the P'^^nnd in 1914. Professor Coy (30). his "Principles TT f i^^. i" Sohn came to the make Sunday a day to Line of Descriptive Treadway Inn for the annual United States in 1U39 rememiber Xavier Comes To Main and recei ved h,s citizenship^ 1943. for the Villanova Geometry" has been used by tradition. ^^^^^mmmmmimmmmmmmmmm hI audience. 8^u.^e(j j^w and by Richord Pazdon Potts, won his monogram as a Villanova in preceding years. diplomatic sci- Chairmen The ofl^cers of the Class of ence full- at John Casimir University, Marty Whelan, kicking specialist; another Father was also the first 1964 expressed Alumni Rep- The second youngest coach in the hope that m LwDw, Poland, back didn't even play last fall; Roman Catholic priest and received resentative, is in charge brings his charges Atkinson Scores On Interception to be ad- the juniors will give their of the t/he nation full there the and the other five playe-d a total mitted to the Association degrees of LL.B. and senior^ and<..xu aJumniaauinui luncneon,luncheon, into Villanova Stadium this of participation in making this and 461 minutes among them American Diplomatic Sc.M. in 1935. After Paul Fenice and just Colleges of which he year's event the Tony Frate are week, when Ed Biles brings the most success- coming to the over the ten game route of '61. is now one of their United States he in charge of dormitory deco«« Musketeer's of Xavier to the consultants. ful. received two degreesdcerppJi fnm Hm.. iH.rtn« r«xww;i.> \/r ._-. . -rw In their first four games tlhis As Wndcats Rip Blue-Hens 22-10 from Har tions. Cecile Mugnier'^is Queen Main Line. Biles, only thirty, vard, LL.M. year, Xavier came up with an m 1940 and S.J.D. Contest Crairman, Nick DiMa- became head coach at the end of by Tom Bruderle the Delaware 39. With half-back ligaris the Hens were forced to in 1958. In 1961 even split. They dropped the he was appoint- rino is chairman of the dance the 1961 season, succeeding Ed Jim Thomas supplying the punt after taking the ensuing ed Bemis Professor season's opener to Miami (0) by After a week lay-off, Villa- 'Newsweek'Reporter Bussow of Interna- decorations committee, and John Doherty at the helm. : punch, Villanova moved to the kick-off. Merenda hobbled the tional Law at a 23-14 count, but then managed nova's football team returned to the Harvard Law Hughes' will be responsible for Biles has introduced an Delaware 13 where the defense ball and eager Firth flopped School. to bounce back the next week action with a 22-10 triumph over Wes dance tickets and publicity. innovation for Xavier football, stiffened. A Richie R i c h m a n on the loose ball for the home- Speaks with a 9-8 victory over Kent the University of Delaware at On Russia, Nov. 6 Professor Sohn took part in somewhat along the pattern set roll-out was short in inches and towners on the 24. Potts kicking a 50- field. Wildcat the San Francisco State, with the loser's Larry Glueck, By Bill McCloskey Conference by LSU's teams of recent years. the Cats were forced to give Three plays later Clifford inter- yard field goal to wrap up the Bob Merenda, and tackle Al At- Kremlin as a correspondent for which established the United Na- He plans on having twenty-two up the ball. Villanova held and The Student Council has an- victory. Two weeks ago tlhey kinson made things miseraible cepted a deflected pass on the United Press International and Prof. Louis Sohn tions in 1945, and served as a fall. liias the nounced that starters this He based Blue-Hens were forced to Whitman Bassow as the Newsweek legal onicer in rallied from a fourteen to noth- for most of the 9,200 people in 7 and Sherlock was forced to a Neuxweek Bureau Chief tlie United Na- an attack around one team call- punt as the first quarter ended. correspondent that in the tions ing deficit to walk off with a attendance and a fired-up Dela- punt after Villanova could make Russian capital. The talk ^Secretariat in 1950 and or power has recently been exipelled from ed the Thunder's, ware team. The Blue-Hens were Merenda for Eight deals with the current prospec- Tutorial Program 1951. Since 1956 he nas been little headway. Delaware drove Russia will speak here unit, and another attack around out for an upset, particularly After Bob Merenda returned at the tive into Mr. Avorking, with Professor j Khrushchev's mind R. E. the Lightning's, or speed team. down to the Villanova 8 yard University on November 6. And Student after their stunning defeat at the punt for six yards, Larry and actions. Court Bayter, on a draft convention of There will also be a third of- Glueck took a wide turn around line where John Osborn smacked the international the hands of the University of Mr. Bassow will also comment responsibility fense that each team will run, Discussed By Council Buffalo. right-end and was stopped 22 a field to the International Law goal giving Delaware a on the Russian news media. This An Com- in addition to the offense design- yards later on the Delaware 18. unusually brief Stu-dent mission of the One hour and fifteen minutes 10-8 lead. media, and the Kremlin evident- United Nations. ed to their best ability. The two Congress meeting last With guards Bill Armstrong and ly differ from Wednes- Pirofcasor Sohn before game-time, the Wildcats With less American stand- day has been attacks may be described as Bob Kowalski, and center Gene than two minutes evening featured mostly were still in the team bus look- ards for a Moscow foreign cor- teacning courses on world law "four cloud of remaining in the half, the Cats announcements rather yards and a dust" Ceppetelli, providing the inter- respondent. than act- and international organizations ing for the field. Finally the According to News- ual business and the wide open speed team. ference, Merenda shot up the tried to score. Following Billy performed. one car Delaware State Police a week the Kremlin qualifications smce 1»46, and became a full- middle for the six-pointer on the 22 Lettermen Back escort found the field. The team Joe run, Ted Aceto pitched to specify that ^"' ^^"^^" time member of the a correspondent I Harvard next play. Merenda ran for two f_^«sowBalsow wasw'^^.'fof 1prime concern Faculty This is a young Xavier team, tried to work the stiffness out John McDonnell for 22 yards to should know justiuflt enoughenonirh^fof thefho as in 1951. At present he -y far as having only twelve seniors and and Villanova led 8-7. language announcements were con teacnes courses on "United before the game but with only the Delaware 45 yard line. Four (Russian) to read Na- Thanks to the fine defensive cerned. Mr. Bassow will lecture tions 40 underclassmen. They lost moderate success. Villanova Pravda, accept the isolation of Law", "Problems of World work of Jack Clifford, Joe Cu- yards later the half ended. on November 6 in Vasey nine lettermen througlh gradua- took the opening kick-off and Moscow's foreign colopy, and Hall Order", and "International Pro- troneo, Ix>u Rettino, and Al Cal- (Continued on Page 10) auditoriiun, at 7:30. An appro- tion, but this slack could be ran three plays for five yards finally become dulled by the teotion of Foriegn Investments." priation of $450 for Mr. more than made up by the twen- before returning the ball to Dela- problem of covering Bas- He Is Marty Whalen, by larry everlin^ the Soviet also editor of "Cases on Alumni Rep. LARRY'S 'LEVEN Union. sow's lecture was noted as be- resentative. ty-two that return. We say ware via a Jack Sherlock punt. World Law" and Cases holds the "Ole S4 ing appropriated by the Senate. on Unit- could because there are a great Not five minutes later, after 1. VILLANOVA vs. Xavier ... .A dazzling show for parents Ideal Award" to be presented to Correspondent A special ed Nations Law", and the 2. vs. is committee has been co-author gioup many question marks in this moving from their own 40 yard HOLY CROSS Syracuse McCarthy touRh at home Bassow far exceeds with the best float in these set up to study proposals with Grenville Clark year's edition of the Musketeers. Wolt Bryniotki line, Delaware's Ted Kempski 3. DUKE vs. N.C. State Rappold to Leggett TD for a of "World the parade qualifications. From Newsweek*H student at the annual 24-20 victory. In this court. Composed of Peace Three of last year's starting game pitched out to Mike Brown who 4. NEBRASKA vs. Colorado point of view Through World Law". homecoming game. Ed he was the ideal Joseph McCarthy, Dona- backfield have graduated, leav- Pots again called his talented toe scored from the Villanova one. No money in players* pension fund Betsy Mass- hue, President Moscow correspondent, duent in In recent years of the National inta play as he blasted another aniso, Bob Heenan, and James Professor ing enormous gaps to fill. De- The extra point made it 7-0 in Stovall and gang-tacking are unbeatable Russian, curious and Alumni Association of Villa- objective McErlane, the Sohn has been working on prob- 50-yarder through the uprights. J). L.S.U. vs. committee is spite the fact that they have favor of the Blue-Hens. Florida about Soviet life, well nova will make the presenta- versed, in chaired by Bill lems Last week they dropped a 20-6 6. OREGON vs. Washington Mai Renfro, real pro prospect DiPaolo. Ideas of disarmament and arms tion. nine lettermen in the backfield. Fir^t Break a the history, politics, and culture and defeat to Ohio University. The opinions on the court from control, they seem to be weakest there. Still the attack was sluggish, 7. lEXAS vs. Rice Running game is too strong of the country, and and took part in the acquainted the students will Selecting Ohio squad came into the game 8. be welcome by the Homecoming The lone letterman at quarter- and Villanova punted after Del- MISSOURI vs. Iowa State Power and depth over Cyclones both officially and unofficially Sixth International Conference undefeated, untired, and unscor- members of the committee and Queen from the five finalists will 9. . back, Walt Bryniaski, played aware's kick-off. The Blue-Hens IOWA vs. Purdue . . .Corny homecoming for Hawkeyes with a good Whitman number of Soviet the council. of Scientists in Moscow, Novem- be a seven ed upon in four conests. 10. Bassow man panel including an average of just seven min- had similar luck so Arnie Ro- PHILANDER SMITH vs. Parvis Christian citizens. ber Tutorial Program 27 to December 5, 1960. In Intramural Director Ed Geisz, utes a game: halfback. Bob QB Leads Team zental went back to punt. He 11. GREEN BAY vs. Baltimore BasmiwB lecture, to be de- — On A"^8t 16 of this year the The two The top offensive player on iiverealivewwi atAf 7.qn «.«' « ir" ' Philadelphia Tutorial 1960, he was elected to honor- priests, two senior class of- Leuenberger lettered as a defen- got off a six-yard boot and the Lombardi's weekness, spaghetti 7.30 p.m., will cover , reporter was called to the Program ficers, his Soviet has contacted Villa- ary and Edward Donohue, sive specialist; fullback, George (Continued on Page 11) Wildcats were in business on Last Week 8.3-0 SEASON 27-16-1 five year's reporting the membership in the American PCT. | '| .628 (Continued on Page 8) head of the (Continued on Page 9) Villanova Alumni I Bar Association. Association. 12 THE VILLANOVAN • October 24, 1962