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Groundbreaking Scheduled for Family Day Provincial to Preside at Ceremony Si·X Vi·E for Jun1·Or Prom Queen Xavier University Is Proud to Announce That the Very Rev Xavier University Exhibit All Xavier Student Newspapers Xavier Student Newspapers 1959-03-20 Xavier University Newswire Xavier University (Cincinnati, Ohio) Follow this and additional works at: https://www.exhibit.xavier.edu/student_newspaper Recommended Citation Xavier University (Cincinnati, Ohio), "Xavier University Newswire" (1959). All Xavier Student Newspapers. 2055. https://www.exhibit.xavier.edu/student_newspaper/2055 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Xavier Student Newspapers at Exhibit. It has been accepted for inclusion in All Xavier Student Newspapers by an authorized administrator of Exhibit. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Xavier University Library MAR 201959 XAVIER UNIVERSITY NEWS ·Student l1w1p1,er of t•e Oldest Catholic College i1 the lorthwest Territory VOLUME XLlll CINCINNATI, OHIO, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1959 NO. 17 Groundbreaking Scheduled For Family Day Provincial To Preside At Ceremony si·x vi·e For Jun1·or Prom Queen Xavier University is proud to announce that the Very Rev. Fr. William J. Schmidt, S.J., Provincial of the Chicago Province of the Society of Jesus, will officiate at the ground· by Denny Doherty, breaking ceremonies to be held on Saturday, May 16, 1959 in XU News Managing Editor conjunction with the Family Day celebration. For the Junior Weekend, the Father Sch·midt will be remembered by niany Cincin· Junior Prom Committee agreed natians as the former president of St. Xavier High School on a new manner for the selection here in Cincinnati. In 1954, Fr. Schmidt left St. Xavier to of prom queen candidate. The assume the post of Provincial of the Chicago Province. committee, headed by Tom Frank, Bob Mallardi, Mike Risdon, and On May 16, ground will be broken and work will be Jim Tasto, decided to abandon started on a new $1,000,000 building of about thirty-four class• the idea of candidate selection rooms, which will be located on the Harold Avenue site on the by a special committee and ac- eastern side of the campus. cepted nominations from the various campus organizations. Momentous Day B:ology Cl U b .Six young ladies, all students 11 Planned For All at the Evening College, were ·zz ff photographed Sunday for their by Bob Brady W f, 0St' organizations' representation. The ,, Family Day, May 16th, prom- candidates for Xavier Univer- Left to right: Alice Rogers, Maryhelen Cannon, Janet Doyle, ises to be the bigge.st week-end parents April 1 sity's 1959 Junior Prom are: Miss Nancy Zurenko, Marlene Agrusso. (Absent: Kathy McNamara) event on campus this year. Alice Rogers, 18, English-Psy- juniors and sophomores. How­ The activities start Friday ~hology student, nominated by Knights of Columbus. ever, the price for the tickets evening the 15th with a concert On Wednesday evening, April the Jazz Club; Miss Marlene Voting will take place on for Friday night's boatride has given by the nationally k nown 1, parents will be the exclusive Agruso, 20, Business-English stu- Th ursd ay, A pri·1 2 an d F r1'd ay, guests at a research conference A ·1 3 d 't 'II b t not yet been set. There will be · Xavier University Clef Club. dent, nominated by the Buckeye pri • an I WI e open o a limited amount of tickets for The concert will .be followed by of the Biology Club. Twelve Club; Miss Janet Doyle, 19, all full time students. This year's the cruise and the price and a dance. seniors will .present both reports Psychology-Logic student, nomi- queen will reign over the ball . and demonstrations of the dis- s t d · A ·1 18 procedure for purchasing will Saturday the Muskies will face nated by the Chicago Club; Miss on a ur ay evenmg, pn be revealed after the Easter the University of Cincinnati coveries achieved ·by them during Maryhelen Cannon, 20, Theology at the Sheraton Gibson Roof the past 9 months. Most of the G d vacation. bearcats in one of ·b aseball sea- student, nominated by the Masque ar ens. research deals with the role of Will Rauser and bis orchestra son's biggest battles. various parts of the brain and Society; Miss Nancy Zurenko, 19, Committee chairman Jim Tasto A special production by the Psychology-History student, nom- told the News this past Monday will serenade those at the Prom Masque Society is also slated fQr spinal cord in establishing coor- inated by the Xavier Order of that the tickets for the dance from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. the day. dinated behavior in adults and Military Merit; and Miss Kathy will be $3.00 per couple for sen­ Saturday. The affair requires The Xavier University Band developing embryos. McNamar, nominated by the iors and $4.00 per couple for formal dress. under the direction of Messrs. One section of the research Week." Gilbert and Maringer will give team, consisting of Kurt Bofinger, Time For Music Just like a groom about to a band concert together with a Donald Barnhorst, Paul Crary, fake the big step, the X. U. sen­ variety show. and Raymond Hurm, has directed iors will start their round of The Day is sponsored by the Slated For April 15-16 parties with a stag party on Dads Club and the students of its investi~ation to answer the Thursday, May 28th. Joe Bram­ Xavier. Its success depends on question why such drugs as by Tom Kail One of the big events of the familiar to most of us for his dabur and his committee plan to each student's participation. nicotine, adrenalin, tremorine, make this such a great stag party A dance will end the high­ school year will take place on excellent work on last year's and strychnine, change behavior Wednesday and Thursday nights, show and on the Pancake Day that each and every senior will lights of the evening's entertain­ always be ready to attend ment. by inducing excitement, tremors, April 15 and 16 in the Xavier activities. Brady also has tele­ Armory. On these nights the vision experience and combines another, even if it does mean , Every student will get a chance or convulsive phenomena. that another alumnus is leaving to enter his date in a special Another team, composed of Xavier University Sodallty will a wonderful sense of humor with present its annual variety show, an acknowledged manner of that great ·brotherhood of bach­ Family Day contest. John Darpel, Barnard Flaherty, "Time. For Music." The lbow Is showmanship to make him an elors. Ronald Lubbe, and Joseph Marr, EMPRESS OF FAMILY DAY ~elng produced by a couple of excellent M.C. The next day, Friday, Dick CONTEST RULES set out to determine the function O'Donnell and his committee of val"ious regions of the brain veteran showmen, Bob Schaff· The surplus of talented organ­ 1. The date of any "day" or stein and Tom Gressler. These izers and performers promises to will provide a cruise down the "dorm" student will be ellgl· and spinal cord in both the old Ohio on the good ship "Chap· embryo and the adult animal. two talented personalities have make this year's variety show ble to win this contest. worked bard to make this year's better than ever. The cast has " erone." 2. All · candidates m us t be To achieve this goal these inves­ tigators applied a gentle electri­ production even better than last shown tremendous enthusiasm The Buddy Rogers band will entered on a regular contest year's spectacular. They have and is working hard to make the provide all those who are still entry blank. cal current to various segments of the· nervous system, and then auditioned students from Clncln· production a grand success. If seasick with a chance to find 3. A PICTURE OF THE CON· natl's high schools and colleges you have any desire at all for their land legs as well as their TESTANT MUST . ACCOM· noted and · interpreted the re­ sponses of the animal. and have discovered some escep· good entertainment, be sure not dancing-legs at the Senior Prom PANY EACH ENTRY. Pie· tlonally talented youngsters. to miss this year's presentation of on the night of May 30. Mike tures should, if possible, be The problem which attracted Last year's show was a tre­ "Time For Music." Mestemaker beads the Prom small snapshots or wallet the attention of Edward De Villez Committee. photos. Pictures may be and Kenneth Lovko concerned mendous success. There were claimed the day of the the time when the embryo, even solo numbers, d·uets, group sing­ Prom, Boat Ride, The Senior Class Picnic on event. before hatching, is first able to ing, and some excellent dance Sunday, May 31, will give the 4. All conditions of the entry bear and use its nerves to adjust Dinner Dance, Fill seniors a chance to restfully arrangements. The show was soak in some sunshine and to blank must be fulfilled. itself to changes in the environ­ admirably produced by_ Schaff­ 5. E a c b Individual candidate ment: their research led them '59 Senior Week rest up for the Alumni Reception may be entered only once. into detailed anatomical studies. stein ,who also donated his tal· by Fran McManus the next day. 6. The entry must be made by ents at the piano and the talents On Tuesday, the ciay before Chicken eg.gs, as seen by the Two short months from now, a student of ~vier 1Jnlver­ non-scientist, manifest no signs of his band. The high schools graduation, a new feature of slty.
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