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Che Hilltop By off the fean Jfratmsico Jfogftorn ECHOES ^bamcdic Mamentl ED ROBINSON RECORD 2>vlHfi OK UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO Published weekly during the college year by the By JIM MOSER By KEN TICHENOR Associated Students of the University of San Fran cisco, San Francisco. California. CALL ME SHAGGY . . . It was a little after five o'clock, on the morning flattened to a bloody pulp as they stood in the Those days are gone forever. 1 jMOt/te* QatfifU Holding down No. 1 spot on of April 18, 1906. Dawn was just breaking over street to watch. mean the weary days of the eager By BOB WARDELL 1940 Mrmber 1941 our list of Misled Souls for this San Francisco. In the midst of the shrieking terror the look, poised pencil, and battered Associated Golle&iate Press week are those Bohemian mem The clouds over the purple black fluting of earth moved again. The rock and wood and top hat with the word "Press" cement could stand no more. The street opened written upon it in blue chalk. REPBESENTEO FOR NATIONAL ADVERTISING »Y bers of the student body who have the hills in the east were tinted pink by the rising Question: What did the Termite say to the Bar up and swallowed* buildings whole. Others Never again will I take Har National Advertising Service, Inc. fallen victim to the latest "lets- sun, the mottled pink of a strip of flesh slit from tender? sank slowly into the seething earth, and the ry Katz up lo the third floor College Publishers Representative see-how-long-you-can - let - your the belly of a fresh-killed salmon. The water on Answer: "Beat me. Daddy. I ale ihe bar." 420 MADISON AVE. NEW YORK. N.Y. hair -grow-without-tripping-over- the bay' between the hills and the .city was turn poor trapped humans dashed madly upstairs and try io push him out of Ihe CHICAGO • BOSTON • LOS ANCELSS • SAH FRANCISCO * * * ing to a cold gray, catching the poor light from to escape their tombs. window for ihe sake of an ex it" fad currently sweeping the Love Story campus. the flat sky above. As the second shock ceased, the smoke of raw clusive story. The Executive Gorg. "While we're sitting in the moonlight, I'd Ed Boessenecker '42 !...*'. Editor flames was mixed with the dust of brick and mor Committee can rest in peace. For all practical purposes, we The thin peals of church bells spoke and an like to ask you—" Ned Burns '42 Sports Editor tar. Fractured gas mains belched reeking fire I'm through wiih throwing shall dub these gents, simply as swered each other across the black wet roofs of Eous: "Yes, dear?" Dick Keegan '41 Business Manager the city. The winch on a Danish three-master be that caught the exposed and naked wood and bombs in their midst and in "shaggies." Gorg: "If you could move over. I'm silling gan to squeal down on the waterfront. The brawl seared the whole city. Cursing firemen twisted at terviewing Ihe survivors for Ed Robinson '43 Managing Editor Truly, it pains me to see these on a nail." ing voices from the Chickens' Ball spewed out water plugs and brought forth an impotent trick what is laughingly called my Jack Monroe '41 Asst. Mng. Editor conservative, well- fashioned, * * * onto the Barbary Coast. le and even that soon vanished into dirty brown column. '. Bill Wall '43 News Editor well-groomed, dapper Dons Out of the Old South . . . Somewhere out over the gray reaches of the drops splashing gently in the niggardly puddle You get the idea, gentlemen. James Moser '43 Copy Editor give in to their secret longings The two hill-billies, pappy and his stripling of Pacific somebody was rolling a great wooden below. Friend Moser, he of the long, Ken Tichenor '43 Feature Editor and attempt to assume a Robert 50, were lying on the bank of a river. The river, wine barrel down a long wooden ramp, out of Half of San Francisco was ruined when the droopy, sloppy puss, called the Harry Aguirre '43....Desk Sports Editor Taylorish, Tyrone Powerian due to early spring thaws and what-not, had been the press of heaven and into the cellar of the day was out. More was added as the fire raged day turn last week. From now on the Brian Bonnington '43„..Asst. Bus. Mgr. appearance through such means. rising steadily for the past few days, until it had motto to be worn in flashing blue John Gibbons '42....Circulation Manager In their ardent desire to become almost completely covered pappy and son. So neon lights under my sweatshirt the "perfect Romeo" they have pappy, at this dire threat, in a vigorous, and super NEWS is "No news is good news." overdone things just a trifle. human burst of strength, turned his head and said William Wall '43 Frank Ford '42 Sport coats with built-up shoul Saint Ignatius Was No More So, if any readers of the Fog to his son, "Well, boy, if the river keeps on rising, John Castagnola '43 Bert Ward '42 ders—O. K. We endorse them. horn come sneaking into the of I guess we're done for!" Hal Tobin '44 James Moser '43 Hollywood "slouch hats" with fice and try to whisper into my * * * hollowed head—darn those type Dixon Kelly '44 John Zaro '43 gaudy-tinted crown bands—suit Doings On Our Own Campi . . . Joe Crangle '44 Bill Allen '43 yourself. Bilious-blue shirts with setters—let them expect to be tor In the Europe Since 1914 course, preparation John Taheney '44 Syd Stern '44 velvet ties—wellll, maybe. Light tured. One of the more subtle of a list of outside readings in Contemporary beige slacks and Kelly-green methods of execution will be to (Son Legorretta '43 Jack Wright '44 European History was assigned. To the professor's dancing pumps—yes, even such as block up their nostrils with wax, Burt Pacioretty '43 Ed Lucich '44 complete surprise several of the lists contained that. | then to tickle their little pink the following books: "The Jacobean Age in . . FEATURE noses with a feather. When they Phil Girard '41 Tom Wade'41 But drooly, billowy gobs upon France" and "12 Portraits of the French Revolu sneeze, the tops of their heads will Frank Courtney '41 Leo Carew '44 gobs and waves upon waves of tion." Bill McWatters, 42 Ken Tichenor '43 hair and still more hair—here's fly off. (Oh, well, what difference does a hundred years Bob Wardell '41 It's a little messy at first. where we insert a protest—BUT make?) SPORTS NO! Kelly-green dancing pumps Bui fairly good results may be Gene Sullivan '42 John Gallagher '43 and violet ties are your own gained if one is diligent. And * * * Coleman Clayton '42 George Vogel '44 business, but when you try imi this one will take great pains There is a certain columnist (?) on Ihis Rag, Fred Woelflen '43 tating some ungodly pooch with lo be diligent. laboring under ihe delusion ihat he is a comed ian, who atiempled lo "fifth columnize" yours a three and a half-year scalp What care I if Whatsisname truly with a dastardly attack on last week's growth, in the interests of gen was seen with Whosis, and both corn. In retaliation for ihis stab in the back we eral campus improvement, I feel were a little Howyousayit? If you Another Internationale have decided io release "One Man's Opinion" duty-bound to howl my disap want news, read the front page. 0F THE W0RLD unite! of said Brutus' space filler. He says (and we proval. In other words, from now on you "AV70RKERS > quote) "It's too bad "Ole Man" Mose isn't Swiss. VV Throw off the chains that bind you!" will leave this column reeking of Our advice to these gents with He certainly carries an excellent brand of the pasture wherein male cows the fertile scalps is, Forget it, cheese." cavort. Workers of USF unite, too. Throw off the boys! * * * On wiih the hip bools, boys. If I may say so, your long "too- Pome |. . . chains of winter indolence. There is a task A new regime has come into too rougish" hair doo makes it I rose to give the dame a seat,- to be done, out on the hills and fields of our very difficult to distinguish you being. I could not see her stand. from the common species of the metropolitan campus, that requires the de • * * She made me think of mother, Saint Bernard hound. votion and loyalty of every man who has Lei's hope ihat this first item With the strap held in her hand. The way things are now, with isn't too newsy for general con enough energy to lean his weight upon a » * * your drooping locks trickling sumption. Anyway, the "Top "Goin' fishin'?" shovel. over into your ear-drums and Hat Parade" of last Friday men "Yeh." sea. The rumble grew and grew and the bar and night and wore itself out on the edge of the tioned thai . . ."We see Ed Mar rippling over your big broad "Got worms?" There are gardens to be weeded, trees to be rel began io roll too fast because his hand blasted and barren circle which had been dyna ron and Frank Mahoney danc shoulders, all you need is a little "Yeh, bui I'm goin' anyway." slipped and the barrel struck with a great roll mited around it. ing in ihe Rose Room of the cut, and fences to be painted—projects all barrel of brandy marked XXX * * * ing crash into ihe side of ihe fragile penin And with most of San Francisco had gone Palace Hotel." that need to be done if we are to continue tied around your neck and I'd lay Sad Slory . . . 10 to 1 you could easily pass as sula that held San Francisco in its palm; and Saint Ignatius. "Ignatius fuii." The cryptic Come, come, men. We'll have Once there was a student who had an atrocious- progressing in our ambition to make Ignatian a Saint Bernard pooch on duty the earth shook and trembled with ihe blow, , >s|elegram announced the fate of ihe jewel of none of that around here. Times handwriting. His worst error was in making, Ts' in the Alps looking for wayward and ihe wood and iron and cement of ihe ihe west to the Jesuit General in Rome. are tough everywhere, but if you Heights one of the beauty spots of a beautiful look like 'e's'. And it came to pass that this schol chums . . . Then again, maybe city groaned and strained and cracked; some "Ignatius fuit." The towers of the church went can't get a girl you ought to sit city, but it is work which can not immediately of ii gave way and ihe rolling thunder of the first. Like things gone insane they reeled wildly, them out. ar was compelled to write his own excuse for an that's what you're after . . . the absence, but he was expelled when the note read: be done by the small staff that has charge brandy I mean. falling buildings mixed with the awful groan then toppled, tired as their life went out, batter However, this wasn't enough. "Please excuse my recent absence from classes. of our campus. To cite another sharp example of earth in its torment. ing themselves into fragments on the warping We read on to find . . ."Sid pavement of Hayes Street. The walls of church I was out with a coed." of your dubious appearance: Of a sudden everything was still. A red pall of Stern and Al Polonsky at a par * * * The work therefore belongs to us, the task The other day (Monday, I be and school and residence, and the new concrete brick dust and white clouds of pulverized mortar ly given at a very fashionable Closing Thought . . . Note io seniors, ai leasl lieve) a visitor was trotting down walls of the gymnasium, folded and crumpled. of preparing the campus for the buildings rose from the crumpled buildings. The rattle of home in ihe Sea Cliff." the "Comp's" are exclusive. the main corridor and spied one Then the fire roared up to the ruin and picked it Sort of a classy cave, I suppose that will soon come. We have planted the a falling slate disturbed the silence of a city clean and swept on. of these "shaggies" bending over shocked into dumb terror. i you'd call it. shrubs and ferns that this Spring will see to pick up a book. Know what he A million dollars had gone up in smoke. But * * * Then a woman screamed and she was answered that was not all. How can we, even now, put a did? ... He walked over to the Last week's Foghorn was ever bloom forth in all their beauty. Let us not by the hoarse shouts of a thousand men and the price on the agony, the worry, the toil, and fi specimen, took a dog biscuit out so full of jolly little items like neglect them now. shrill horror of a thousand other women. Thev nally the glorious tradition that had been TOP HAT PARADE of his pocket and began to snap the two above. Take this, for in had seen the fronts of their houses shudder and wrenched away? Ignatius was complete in 1905. his fingers. stance: pull away and fall in a graceful arc into the Fifty years had the tradition of Ignatius been By LEO CAREW "Speak! Come on boy. Speak!" "According io Miss Proctor, street. The men and women had seen their wives strong in the city of Saint Francis. But now the The "shaggy" must have been Registrar of the School of Law, Girl of the Week . . . This week we tip our top and husbands and children mangled by smashing city lay in tortured ashes. And with it, "Ignatius hungry. He grabbed the biscuit an analysis of the Law School hat to pretty Betty Baker, who was one of the This Dead End Dilemma timbers as they lay asleep beside them. More were fuit." and galloped away. statistics shows ihai ihe select many beautiful young models adding glamour to ND THE TRIAL of Fillmore Street's It all goes to illustrate our ive admission procedure . . . the famous Flower Ball at the Palace given by A "Dead-End Gang" goes on with the so point . . . the USF "shaggies" has reduced materially the our neighboring college on Lone Mountain. Bet have reached the crossroads— student morialiiy rale." ty's escort was Bryan Bonnington. lutions to the delinquent youth problem either they turn lo the right or Citadels Of National Defense What are they driving at? I Other Dons representing us ai ihe affair were which has become a festering sore on San to ihe left. By JOHN J. CANNON imagine this means that fewer Ned Burns, Dick Fenion, Jack O'Brien, Harold Francisco's social conscience still pouring in. Will they continue with their ryecGGCCccGCGttrZG&tyyyysrysccc^ students keel over from heart fail Butler, Bob McCarthy, Ed Dullea, Milton Wa hay-stack hair doo . . . looking ure after they find that they have ters, Gene Clifford, John La Boyieaux, John Increase the high school counselors and for all the world like fugitive The year 1941 will be printed than the centripetal forces thai American republic is based? flunked out. O'Day, Trude Spearmen and Bob Wardel. build more playgrounds our city fathers are canines . . . snatching puppy in black letters in the history would bind us together in na Let us look at another phase of After Dark . . . We see John Gallagher and Don urged while some more Intrepid souls strike muffins out of strangers milts at books of the future, because it tional unity. our life. How many of you have We have constructed a liiile Horgan among the guests at a surprise birthday every turn? Or rather shall they will be regarded as a turning The forces of disruption are ever investigated what your chil scene around this bit of news. party, at the Mark Hopkins, given for Leonard at the specter of broken homes and neglectful be clipped down to normal and point in the life of the American cynicism, lethargy, selfishness and dren are being taught in the Act one lakes place before the Lynch . . . Another surprise party was attended parents. return to the fold? republic. In the one-hundred and class hatred. The forces of inte schools and colleges of the state? selective admission procedure by Nello Agostini in Marin . . . Frank McGinnis We advise the latter. Discard sixty-six years of our existence gration are mutual good will, so For a generation now our free in came into being. and Howard Herning were seen at a dance held But the problem goes deeper than this, for the wool, me comrades! Part the as a democracy, we have partici cial stewardship and faith in the stitutions and the heroes of the Dean: Smith, I have some very at the very fashionable Bohemian Club . . . Across it is enrooted in the educational life of our foliage and see the light of day! pated in five major struggles. In American republic and our high American republic have been de sad news for you. the bay, George Croke and Marcel Lazzareschi (I country. The vast majority of our schools Come on, take off the alfalfa, 1775, the opening guns at Lexing ly developed economic system. rided and debunked by a host of Smith: I object. think that's the way he spells it) were a couple have ignored when they have not actually we know ya! ton sounded our first struggle for That faith has been tragically puny iconoclasts, who destroy be Dean: (gently placing his arm of those who were at a Mills College dance . . . • * * that democracy. In 1812 came an weakened in the past generation, cause they cannot build. around Smith's shoulders): We We see George Linehan dancing at the Empire denied the existence of God. And therefore particularly during the past dec There is a subtle undermining they have no moral code for they have no NITE NOTES OF A COPY BOY other conflict with En gland, must be brave now. You, John Hotel where Sacred Heart High School gave their Saw preliminary Hearing of S. Washington sacked and burned. ade, by laziness and neglect of of the faith in ihe American Smith- dance . . . Phil Whaley at a Belmont party . . . foundation upon which to base it. F.'s "Dead End" Kids at Hall of In 1861 civil strife, all men in our duty as citizens, by failure on way of life in thousands of our Smith: According to the case of Jim Bayliss and Kevin Crowley wandered off to schools. It is time ihe nation So we have at last come to the real dead Justice . . . Nice cute children . . . cluding negroes, made equal, as the part of our educational sys Sosnack vs. Sosnack, in the year Piedmont to attend a dance given by a St. Mary's Beautiful voices and vocabulary stated so nobly by Thomas Jef tem to inculcate knowledge of insist that ihe rising generation 1888— group ... In the middle of the week, Jack Nutt- end, when we must tell our youth to shape be thoroughly grounded in . . . They sound a lot like Chaucer ferson in the Declaration of In and faith in our institutions, by Dean :You have failed in your man gave a party at which Jack Blake and Dixon these roots of liberty and good their own lives by a moral law that their or Shakespeare, in a very adulter dependence. In 1898 came the loss of the sense of personal re examinations. As dean of the law Kelly were among those present—and during the will ihai have made America teachers have denied them. Is youth at fault ated form, of course . . . Maybe the Spanish-American war, and in sponsibility, the vital quality of school— Mid-term examinations—tsk, tsk, tsk! Oh well, great. "In God we trust," ihe in its bewilderment? USF Sociological Dept. armed 1917, the great war, the world Christianity; and last, but not (He finds himself addressing this seems to be a popular time with everyone least, by calculated actions on the words inscribed on every Unit with a few stout two-by-fours war, the war to end all wars. a corpse. Humming softly lo for parties, doesn't it? No? Oh . . . Moving on we ed Stales coin. could correct tnelr ways and set part of those who believe in the ..himself, he throws the body into see Paul Fitzgerald, Bill Taylor, Dick Kirwan, Cynics sneer and collectivists them right. . . Thing so, Mr. Sul Now in 1941, we, the descend socialized state, regardless of drawer marked "miscellane George Ohlson and Vic Schoenstein at a St. scorn. We must throw off the livan? ants of those men who fought so whether they call themselves so ous." Francis Woods party . . . Enjoying an evening of robes of cynicism and the web of A Lesson in Shortsightedness Assisted photographer at the valiantly for the principles on cialists, communists, fascists or * • • dancing was George Thomson in the Rose Room which America stands, are again collectivism which is being spun "too-too" swanky Antoinette Grau nazis. The following scene takes of the Palace . . . Then to the St. Francis we look N ADVERTISER told us that never to called upon to defend our hard so skillfully in America. We must wedding last Wednesday night . . . Let us examine ourselves and place AFTER Ihe selective ad in on Tom Fahey and Charlie Kappe ... In the his knowledge has a man walked into his won liberties not only from po revive the faith as an essential A Can't figger out why S. F. de- see if this be true. Take our at mission procedure came into Persian Room of the Drake, Tom Collins and tential foes without, but from Citadel of National Defense. We store, and, making his purchase, said "I'm butramps are always so sour- titude as American citizens. being. "Fitz" Butler danced to the music of the popular more immediate and dangerous must awaken from the stupor of from USF. I've seen your ad in our Foghorn, pussed and wall-eyed . . . Must How many of us have ever Dean: Smith, you are indeed young maestro, Neil Bondshu . . . within. civic lethargy. We must drive out be the city fog ... or continual made a really serious effort io fortunate. Fathers' Night Success . . . Last Friday night and I appreciate it." that ugly reptile, class hatred, the worry about trapping a soul- What are the Citadels of Na study and understand ihe phil Smith (eagerly): Yes, sir. the USF auditorium was crowded to the doors tool of collectivists, which reared mate . . . tional Defense? Are they de osophic and religious principles Dean: Smith, you have been with fathers and sons. The entertainment which Inasmuch as we know that students patron its head, but recently, in our elec Mr. Prescott Sullivan, widely fense mechanisms used in war? on which our system of govern chosen to get a head start in the was arranged by Harry Katz, was some of th« ize his store we have left to us only the con tions. We must drop our com known as anything but a smiling Statesmanship, in the present ment, of economics of civil and business world. Tomorrow you best we have seen around here in quite a while. placency—forget our smugness clusion that they have not sufficient interest Irish tenor, tried yodeling a few crisis dictates that behind guns, religious liberty are based? How may look for a job while the rest Among those who attended were Dick Blake, and arise from our selfish ways. choice notes in Sports Dept. . . . ships, planes and tanks, there many of us have read the great of the students are hard at work Bob Zaro, Marty Porter, Bob Burman, Fred in their own affairs to make a simple act How long under our present Was promptly smothered in bar must be created unity, and a essays on our system of law. in the class room. Think of it. Woelflen and Cliff Fisk . . . way of life can we last? The which can return dividends. rage of yesterday's late edition . . . friendly feeling, a strong na Freedom of Speech, and Free Smith. Of all who took the fiml Down the peninsula, the Millbrae Country Club answer will be found in how Assistant City Editor Ed. Mc- tional physical unity, intellectu dom of Press? i examinations, you are the one was the site for a dance at which many Dons and For the Foghorn is the student body's af many real patriots are left Quade, alumnus of our own dear al unity and spiritual unity. who has been chosen to go out their senoritas danced to the music of Frank Mc- How many of us have ever de among us. How many men who fair. The students, and there is no one ex USF campus, to our mind repre The binding ingredients that and carve his own little niche in Cormick and his orchestra. Some of those who voted one single full day to gov are willing not only to give their cepted, are the publishers of the Foghorn and sents the better end of the City hold any nation together one the world. By the way, you owe were seen during the evening were Fred Grant, ernmental problems. How many lives, if need be. but who will Staff ... In college days, Ed. week are tenacious at best. the University two dollars for Howie King, Hal Tobin, Bob Murphy, Al Lawson, are financially responsible for it. And hence of us if called upon right now to labor unceasingly with mind was reputed as Foghorn's best The centrifugal forces of social your own little niche which you Tom Duff, Andre Chicouratt, Bill Raffeto, George mount a platform could offer even and heart and tongue lo pre- each advertisement appearing in the Foghorn man . . . What would he say disintegration that would tear a sketchy explanation and defense ' earned in one of the desks. Whelan, Gene O'Meara, Ray Agosti, Bill Part- has direct financial import to them. (Continued on Page 4) us apart are always stronger of the principles on wnich the I (Continued on Page 4) Smith: Oh, thank you, sir. ,' man, Tony Tarantino and Dick Keegan ... THE SAN FRANCISCO FOGHORN Forty-Eight Fists Fly Tonight Jeff Cravath, Former Trojan All In First USF-StMary's Bouts Lou Tacolino Vies With Joe McGrath American, Picked Don Coach In Feature of Twelve Bout Card Tennis Season Opens g>an Jfranctgco Jfogijorn Brings Bill Howard as Assistant; Al Tassi By NED BURNS With Broncos Today Foghorn Sports Editor Friday, February 28, 1941 Twelve University of San Francisco strictly amateur mitt- Squad Shuts Out J. C. Retained as Line Tutor By KEN TICHENOR men will answer the call of the bells of St. Mary's tonight in 9-0 in Practice Drill Edited By NED BURNS the Moraga Gym where the Dons will face Eddie Erdelatz's Last Tuesday evening the Board of Athletic Control officially named Jeff Cravath head Gaels in their first duel boxing meet in fifty years. Inauguration of the 1941 inter football coach at the University of San Francisco. Bill Howard, former USC quarterback, In the feature bout of the evening Louis Tacolino, freshman collegiate competition takes place Right Down the Middle takes over the berth as assistant, while Al Tassi will continue in his present position as footballer, will meet in Joe Mc this afternoon when the Don ten line coach. There will be no changes in the Freshman set-up. Grath, combination honor stu Scotia, was the class of the recent nis contingent enco u n t e r s a Cravath was an All-American center for the University of Southern California in 1926, dent, gridder and debater, re tournament on the Moraga cam steady, well balanced Santa Clara and Captain of the USC team garded to be the best bet on the rf<*m pus. Good as he is reported to be, squad at the Palace of Fine Arts that same year. After graduation St. Mary's roster. Both men will he will have no easy time with courts in the Marina district. he joined the Trojan staff as enter the ring at 175 pounds. As Rovere, undefeated in three Intra Match play is scheduled for 2:15. Freshman coach, and continued as a boxer, Tacolino has had little mural bouts and a Varsity slugger Leading off for the Broncos will mentor of the Trobabes until the experience while McGrath has in his Freshman year. be Johnny Storm, three year end of the '28 season, when he had two fights for the Gaels in f lu-'V' Lack of practice may prove Ro- member of the team and holdei ff Sports took over the head berth at Den the last month. However, "The vere's downfall. Being a working of the first spot for the same ver University. Tak" is in good condition and number of years. Hurlbutt. Lepe- plenty rugged and is expected to In 1933 Cravath returned to tich, Laxalt, Weaver and Johnson give McGrath a rough timu ior USC and, in 1935, was named line form the remaining nucleus of the evening. coach under Howard Jones. He the squad and plan to figure was prominently mentioned as a O'Brien Risks Record By prominently in the initial match leading candidate for the head Another tussle which prom of their current season. coaching job when there was talk ises to be a crowd pleaser is GENE DUNN Although the USF lineup for of Jones' retirement a few .years "Baby Face" Jim O'Brien's ap the fray is as yet unknow. ago, but this failed to materialize. pearance against Bob Lang, a Coach Mulcahy has announced He has been coaching at the Uni 130-pounder from Salt Lake thai the definite playing posi At present it looks as though we can forget about that moth-eaten versity of Southern California up City. Lang won his bout in the tions will be revealed shortly and time worn adage, "We'll get 'em next year." The sporting setup through 1940. All-Intramural bouts last month before match lime. here at the Hilltop is definitely on the up swing. Without casting but O'Brien has never lost a EDDIE ERDELATZ Score Shutout aspersions on anyone, past or present, the change in the manage In addition lo his coaching Stages Bouts Tonight Last Tuesday the Dons met and ment of the athletics was sadly needed. Already the flow of new, chores, Cravath is known as one LIST OF BOUTS :—: 1 easily defeated a hard fighting vitalizing, energizing blood can be felt. of ihe best football scours in the U. S. F. Lbs. St. Mary's man, Tom hasn't been able to get group of netters from Armstrong We need go no further than the basketball season that was recently Wesi. He has scoured the Cali Jim O'Brien 130 Bob Lang down to training as seriousjy as Junior College in a practice terminated. The Dons had dropped twelve straight games. Then fornia team for the past five Dave Mahoney 145 T.Llewell'n he would like to. match, The Hilltoppers swept all they came under the influence of the blood transfusion and rang up years, among others. Tom Rovere 145 D.Living'tn a two-game win streak to put a slight glimmer on an all too dreary Vic Ramus faces a gridiron matches, six singles and three Howard Pro Coach Ramus, Caad 155 D. Sexton rival in Roug Sexton, one of Red doubles, to come out on the long season. Harry Katz 165 Brunfiel Strader's speedy backs in the 155- end by a 9-0 count. * * * Bill Howard, when he was play Jack Buckley 175 T. Higgins pound class. Vic hasn't had muc.i Keith Bridwell, Carl Mayer and i Until this year there were hardly nine men that would show up ing for USC during the years from Lou Tacolino 175 J.McGrath experience in the ring but like Harry Block, top Don trio, dis- ! for a scheduled baseball game. Several times last season, a member 1933 to 1935, was known as the Elmer Judge 175 R.Ahlstrom Tacolino, will afford a busy three played much prowess in annex- i of the team would wander around the ball par^ recruiting members "All-American . Bench Quarter Neil Sheridan 185 R.Clemons round session for Sexton. ing their opponents and much is of the student body to fill in at one or more of the vacant positions back." This was because Jones Pat Martin 190 P. Bellani Buckley vs. Weightlifter expected of them today in the I so that there would be at least nine players on the field. Once again, had trouble finding men who Jack Ferrill 200 Penk Lighthea vyweight "Happy" Santa Clara contest. things look better this year, much better. The baseballers are serious could handle his bullet passes, and Exhibition— Joe Aguirre, St. Jack Buckley returns to the ring I and are training diligently in order that they might have a successful he wasn't used as much as the Mary's vs. Bill Rudunich, S. F. after a year's layoff to face Pinky A HEFTY SWING AT a low one by Catcher "Red" season. This never happened before. press and public thought he de Olympic Club heavyweights. Higgins, some kind of a weight Houghton of the Dons during the USF initial triumph A full program has been lined up for the tennis squad. They served. But in professional foot lifting champion. Buckley, a cool over the S. F. Post Office nine. With Cliff Fisk pitching I engage all of the Bay Area colleges and universities and possibly ball Howard came into his own. bout in his seven appearances veteran with some 20 fights to his 3-hit ball, the Dons looked strong in winning 6 to 1. I Nevada. This too shows signs of progress. He took charge of the back- under USF colors. Little Jim credit, has shown well in his re field for the Detroit Lions when * * * "Gloomy Gus" Henderson was is in A-l shape now after re cent workouts. Jack has two years The appointment of Jeff Cravath lo ihe position of Head Foot covering from a slight flu at of Varsity experience behind him in charge of ihai professional ball Coach was a great surprise lo many. Cravath is an ideal team. In later years Howard tack. Lang will have lo be which will come in very handily DON NINE HUMBLES POST OFFICE coach for our Universiiy. He is mild mannered, has an excellent plenty good io take the nod against "Higgins the weight lift helped coach the Los Angeles sense of humor, is honest, reliable, a commander of respect, and Bulldogs, and it was his use of from O'Brien. er." a believer in discipline. Some of these qualities were found in Erdelatz' two Other best pros 6 T011N SEASON'S FIRST GAME ihe Henderson spread forma Good Show his predecessors, but not all. All are needed if our desired goal tion thai conquered a band of pects, Dave Livingston and Doug is lo be reached. . All bouts will be three two-min By GENE SULLIVAN Collegiate All-Stars in Kezar Sexton, will square off with Tom Cravath will have Al Tassi as one of his assistants, and Bill Howard ute rounds with valuable gold All the signs of a rising interest in baseball at the Univer a few seasons back. Rovere and Vic Ramus. The Ro- will take over as his backfield mentor. This is another step forward loves be m iven to the w sity of San Francisco were shown last Tuesday afternoon at vere-Livingston match should be I S ' Z S >™ers, in the Hilltoppers march to success. For the first time in many The work of Tassi is well known silver Funston ballpark as a goodly crowd of fans saw a surprisingly one of the elosest of the evening. replicas to the losers. seasons the gridders of the Green and Gold will have the advantage to all followers of the USF team Livingston, a 145-pounder from (More on Page 4) strong Don club hand Uncle Sam's Post Office nine a 5 to 1 >eating. enjoyed by every other squad in the country. for the past five years. Cliff Fisk and Freshman Corm the outfield. Pete Breceda looked WW m 0 0 R E 5 ^^^1 -* JIMMY JOHNSON, Santa Dempsey pitched sparkling bail good—for the Post Office (he sub Clara's All-Coast halfback turns for USF, allowing only three hits stituted for their catcher). Intramural JX .->','. neiman today io face USF's between them, as the Dons, led Conn Dempsey, 6:3 Frosh, is MARKET OPPOSITE POS EM. i EXRMOOK 6*00 : SAN FRANCISCO Fred Buck in ihe opening ten by Fisk and Mosconi, accounted a welcome addition to ihe hurl nis match of the season. for 11 signles. ing staff. He is fast, showed Hoop Race Coach Warren Spillane. the good control, and with a little dapper USF mentor, has de more experience should go far. Standings Dons Face O. C. veloped a team that many be With such a trio of moundsmen W. L. Pet. University Shop lieve will become a nucleus for as Fisk, Garcia and Dempsey Clana Eireann 3 0 1000 a Don rise in local collegiate at their best, pitching should Block Club 2 0 1000 Ruggers Sunday baseball circles. An all-veteran not become a problem this year. I. R. C. ... .2 0 1000 Old Joe Rainfall did it again! squad, with the exception of Foghorn 2 1 666 Rain and more rain, caused can Freshman Harry Swift, look ihe Don Quixote k 1 500 cellation of the Don-Menlo J. C. field against ihe Mailmen. Bill YMI Signs Three Don Junior Sodality 1 1 500 Ramblers Rugby fracas last Sun Telesmanic ai ihe initial sack; Maraschi 0 000 day afternoon. This contest along ihe smooth working Joe Garcia Seniors for P. A. Meet The 3 pc. Bio Chem 0 000 with the cancelled University at second; Andre Chicourrat, he Three Senior members of the 000 Club meeting will be played later of the powerful throwing arm, USF varsity basketball squad. St. Ives 0 on in the season. al short, and "Tiger" Smith Bob Burman, Marty Porter and This Sunday afternoon the Don handling everything at the "hot Rod Nessier, ended their inter Results This Week Ruggers stay home to do battle corner," comprised the infield. collegiate careers lasl Friday nighl against the YMI and then' All games postponed due to with the strong Olympic Club fif Dempsey Aids Hurlers Mid-Terms. teen. This meeting will take place Ken Houghton made a fine as a tribute to their style of play were immediately signed io I. It's a tweed on the USF Athletic Field, admis showing behind the plate, as did suit sion being 25 cents. Mosconi, Franceschi and Swift in play for the same YMI in Ihe Games Next Week Pacific Association cage tourney now in progress at Kekar pa Monday—Junior Sodality vs. vilion. Maraschi. Foghorn Sets New Scoring Tuesday—IRC vs. Clana Eire f ann. Championships Wednesday—Bio Chem vs. The Record with 62-22 St. Ives Win Announcement came today Saints. from Co-Promoters Harry Katz Thursday—IRC vs. Block Club. and Gene Dunn that the Uni Contests Resume Monday; All-Star Friday — Junior Sodality vs. versity Intramural Boxing Intramural Squad Face Gaels championships will be held Clana Eireann. Following the smashing triumph Scribes made the hapless St. Ives- March 7 in the Auditorium. League's Top Scorers of the Foghorn basketball team men even more hapless as they Entries are now being ac il. It's a sport coat in trouncing the St. Ives Law Club scored at will in a cleanly played cepted in all weight divisions Rovere, Foghorn 29 in both novice and senior 62-22) that's what we said SIXTY- encounter. Sullivan was followed Sullivan, Foghorn 22 TWO), it was necessary for the by Rovere with 14, Barbagelata classes. Connors, Foghorn 22 Intramural League to take a with 12, and Connors with 10. Ca- Place your entry today with week's rest for Kezar Stadium to purro of the Saints finally man the Foghorn Sports Depart cool off, before proceeding with aged to find a semblance of his ment, Harry Katz or Gene the tourney. Of course the pres shooting to tally 12 of his team's Dunn. ence of mid-term examinations 22 points. had a little to do with the seven- The regular contests will go on day rest period. as usual next week with the Jun Plcufhcuf, fjaxd&et Led by "Silent Gene" Sullivan ior Sodality meeting the rejuve COLISEUM BOWL with 20 monstrous points, the nated Maraschi. Fights Every Monday Night No matter what your major, there's JUL. It's contrasting FINAL SCORING FIGURES Heinie Grusenmeyer one "snap" course you'll certainly gabardine slacks VARSITY want to take—it's this Moore Play Styled by Keith Name Year Pos. Fg. Ft. Tp. Carleton, you'll boy Jacket of 14J-oz. pure wool Award Sweaters find the new Spor- "Tiny" Bussenius Sophomore .F. 58 25 141 trio is woven to with harness stitched trim JL95 Marty Porter Senior G. 46 18 118 keep its shape Jim Porter Junior F.-( 34 21 89 made to order season after season! ... in Sandtan and luggage CP Bob Burman Senior C. 28 16 72 "Biff" Bafigo Sophomor e F. 22 20 64 7i Rod Nessier Senior G. 22 17 61 Lee Bernsdorf Sophomore C. 9 5 23 US FAVORITE # MBTS SHOP John Mullen Sophomore G. 8 3 19 First Friday- •<• MOORE'S Will DeBrunner Junior F. 1 3 5 FOR FINER SPORTSWEAR Dick Keegan Senior G. 0 1 1 Breakfast Home of Hart Scbaffner & Marx Clothes 23(>G MISSION ST. SAN FRANCISCO • 8-tO MARKET, 14 1 K.EARNV Waffles and .228 127 583 OAKLAND • 145 0 BROADWAY Totals Coleman Clayton, Rep. Average points per game—39. Hot Cakes STREET FLOOR •REAR BERKELEY • 2260 TELEGRAPH AVENUE Page FOUR THE SAN FRANCISCO FOGHORN Law School Fiesta Scheduled Don Graduates lo Don Rifle Team Finishes Slow Junior Class Forty-Five Complete Course For Rancho Hacienda, April 6 Be Acquainted in In Corps Area Rifle Matches Picnic Placed On Army's Military Justice With an aggregate score of 3,568 third with 362. USF's School of Law has Com the rest of the positions on the Govt. Principles for the four firing positions, the Forty-two attorneys and three liam J. Ball, Arthur J. Barrett, pleted definite arrangements for Day Squad: Former Student Body Practice now begins in earnest At Livermore Don Rifle Team last Tuesday army men will be awarded cer Jr.. Charles J. Barry. David J. its Fiesta outing on April 6th. President Pete Sexton, pitcher; for the Hearst Trophy Matches, finished their part in the annual tificates by the University of San Barry, Winston C. Black, George After much consideration as to Present Band Leader Dave Mar AMERICAN GENTLEMEN only two weeks off. The Dons 'RANCHO HACIENDA' Corps Area Intercollegiate rifle will enter two teams, five men Francisco School of Law on Feb T. Brady, Jr., Jack H. Brill, John the best place to hold such an af cus, catcher; Chief Ed Rullea, first University of San Francisco has ruary 27 for completing the pre M. Burnett, Auten F. Bush. base; Former Basketball Manager installed a course this year in matches. each. Personnel of either team 'Senior Adios' Planned fair, the Committee chose the scribed course in the Administra Robert S. Corvin, John F. Duff, Bob Barbieri, second base; Zip American Institutions with suc The Dons scored 990 prone, 965 has not yet been chosen. for Evening of Rancho Hicienda, located 35 miles tion of Military Justice. The Harry S. Fenton, William L. outside of Oakland. Zief, shortstop; Tom Casey, fa cessful passing of an examination sitting, 870 kneeling and 743 off There is still a possibility of April 26 second place for the USF team in course has been under the direc Ferdon, James W. Foley, Bertram Although there will be a com mous state crew manager of years on its subject a requisite for grad hand, combining the ten best of the San Francisco Rifle Associa tion of Colonel Edwin O. Saun H. Gaines, William S. Graham, plete program of activities, at this past, third base; left field, Jack uation. the fifteen scores shot in each Big news concerning Junior tion League. With six matches ders, Judge Advocate of the Morris M. Grupp, Lt. Lawrence early date the only thing definite Burton, track star on many of the The course consists of eight lec position. The 3,568 total was 69 Week, April 20th to the 26th, was left, the Dons have won five out Fourth Army of the United States. W. Hacker. ly set is the softball game between President's Day meets. Center tures designed to acquaint the points below last year's high announced Wednesday by Junior of eight, the last by three points. This is the third such course Joseph C. Haughey, C. Hunt the night and day divisions. and right field will be held down students with .the origin, character score, and is expected to drop President James Herning. In Matches with SFJC, Telephone offered during the school year to ington Jacobs, Harold I. Johnson, Captaining the Night Division by two former ROTC captains, and function of democratic politi USF out o^ sixth position for the typical Herning style, he promises Company and Industrial remain practicing attorneys and army of James A. Johnstone, Charles J. team is Tom Feeny, whom many Byron Athan and Marve Giometti. cal institutions and the principles Corps Area. this year's week dedicated to the as the toughest on the schedule. ficers, and the number of certifi Jung, Edward Levin, George Lie- will remember as last year's St. The umpires will be Dean upon which they are based. They In individual scores, Team Cap Juniors, will be the ultimate in USF will also enter a five-man cate holders has reached the to bermann, William G. MacKey, Mary's basketball captain and Hogan behind the plate and J. are being given by Professor Al tain Ed Robinson was high man class. Brent Bodfish at first base. If the team in the California State Gal tal of one hundred and twenty- Samuel G. Mercer, Jr., Edwin A. star. Captaining the Day School phonse Fiore, Ph.D., of the Defor the second straight year, The place for the picnic has game should get violent, all as lery Championships at the Na five. The purpose of the course is Meserve, William K. Mordock, Jr., team is Vic (Doctor) Barfield, a partment of Political Science. shooting a 374 out of a possible been tentatively set at the Rancho saults will be handled by Profes tional Guard Armory on Febru to train civilians and the mili Milton M. Newmark. graduate of U. C. and the second The course arises from the be 400. Fernande Domballe was Hacienda in the Livermore Valley sor Devine of the D. A.'s office. ary 28-March 1. tary in conduct before courts mar Henry A. Plattner, Eugene M. best weight lifter at his weight lief of the University of San second with 364, and Dick Dineley near Pleasanton by Charlie White, Jimmy Walsh has volunteered his tial and the control of civilian Raggett, Harold J. Riordan, Theo in the state. Francisco that collegiate gradu chairman of the Picnic Commit services as coach-trainer and populations in times of national dore Roche, Jr., Walter C. Many names still familiar to ates should have an understand tee. A few minor arrangements water boy. ing of what the American gov More About More About. .•. emergency. Schmidt, Lt. Thomas R. Scott, the under-graduates will fill in have yet to be completed before a Those receiving cert i f i c a t e s Briese W. Sloan, Charles D. Sooy, ernment stands for and of the definite commitment can be made. nature of American democracy. are: Henriette M. Steinegger, P. Paul Work Day National Defense White promises definite action W. Lindley Abbott, Sol A. Vlautin, Maj. Thomas J. White, USF Council Engages It has been installed to cooper within the next week or so. Fr. Menager, S. J. (Continued from Page 1) Abrams, Alfred C. Aurich, Wil Norman S. Wolff. ate in the larger aspects of Na (Continued from page two) Paramount in ihe mind of In Membership Drive attention were listed weeding of Translates French tional Defense by showing the Herning at present is the Senior the gardens, painting of the graduates what they are defend serve our precious American Adios he is planning for Friday- \ The ,USF Council of the Y.M.I. More About Wasmann Club Men Legal Philosophers ing and why it is worth defend Golden Gate Avenue fence, clear heritage of Freedom. evening, April 26th. Present ar is currently engaged in a mem ing. ing of the space behind the hand rangements call for a musical bership drive to increase their Our Citadel of National Defense Hear John Bloch At present sixty students are ball courts and general cleaning show reviewing the four-year ranks. All seniors in line for a Father Edward C. Menager, as we have seen, involves more Hilltop Echoes enrolled in the course. The reup around the campus. class history of ihe Class of '41. John J. Bloch was the first degree, or USF graduates are elig S.J., Ph.D., professor of Jurispru than physical armament. Men will quirement can also be filled by Replaces Old Plan Juniors, Seniors and their girl guest speaker of the semester for ible for membership. dence in the School of Law of the fight only for principles in which perchance he glanced at sloppy course in History 130 ab, or Poli The Saturday Volunteer Work friends will assemble in the the Wasmann Biological Society University of San Francisco has they believe. Principles underly copy of 1941 staff? . . . During the past semester the tical Science 113 or 151. plan was inaugurated this year auditorium for ihis event. yesterday at 12:00 noon in the been chosen as the translator of all facts and ultimately determine Think that City Hall reporter's Council gave respective banquets when the fact that the required Semeria Room. to the Don Football Team and Don the French Works to be published the whole course of our existence. job is one of the best . . . Have work was limited to specific con Site of the Junior Prom has not The father of one of the Was Band, and presented medals to the in the Modern Legal Philosophy heard the contrary, but sleeping More About fined areas ruled out the possibil If we are to solidify and been determined. Herning has mann members, Mr. Bloch lectur winners of the USF Football In Series, according to an announce through a dull session of the B. of ity of a general Work Day. strengthen the Citadels of our been traveling throughout the ed on Roentgen rays, their history tramural League. Interested par ment this week by Miss Margaret Supervisors is my idea of classic "At the end of the year a National Defense we must reiter Bay Area looking for a suitable and importance. ties should contack John Swan Proctor, Law School Registrar. relaxation while on the job . . . Student Musical picnic will be held at one of the ate the principles upon which our spot. He is looking for something An informal meeting with a son or Harry Katz for particulars. This special honor was confer Ernie Smith, dropping in to (Continued from Page 1) Jesuit summer houses for those great country was founded. If our different. He is quite uncommuni buffet dinner and dance will be red on Father Menager by the As cative as to where the dance will prepare his nightly 7:00 o'clock who have donated their service freedom in America is to remain held by ihe biologists this Sun sociation of American Law be. sportscast, predicts that form many arrangements as possible to the campus," Student Presi firm and secure in a world gone day evening at the Officers' Final Surfacing Soon Schools which is sponsoring the mad, we must renew the faith of er Notre Dame horseman from the Fred Waring "Chester dent Tony Tarentino announced. Other events on the Junior Club in ihe Presidio. project. U.S.F. is a member our fathers in the minds and "Marchie" S., now assistant at field Pleasure Time" show, from "The student body will handle Week program, the smoker, Pres Jack Hartley is chairman of the .Father Carlo Rossi, S.J., Super school. • • hearts of the American people. Stanford, looms as likely pros- whom they have already received expenses and guaranteeing a ident's Day, and the Night at the affair which is the first social of intendent of Grounds, today an Born and educated in hrance Could be? ... several special arrangements. For real reward for those who have Perhaps some of you remember College Players spring production the year for the Club. nounced that as soon as the rains Father Menager has been a mem the Review, the Glee Club will shown their loyalty and devo Kipling's beautiful poem whose still are in the planning stage. The Like to visit press-room when Bids to the dinner dance may have. subsided final surfacing of ber of the faculty for the last ten be composed of from 15 to 20 male tion to their school." each stanza ends with the refrain: committee chairmen are Gene first edition is just coming off . . . be procured from Hartley, Presi the .Campus roads and quadrangles [ years. He is the co-author with voices while 9 or 10 feminine Dunn, Gene O'Meara and John The roar an drumble sound very dent Ray Sancts or Dr. Edward L. wjll .be; completed by Charles Har- Dean Edward Hogan of a work Another proposed plan is a voices will be added to reproduce Trimbur. . much like a classroom during Kessel, moderator of the group. ney,..alumnus and prominent road I Lord God of Hosts, be with us on "Philosophy and Legal Think the smooth, deep quality of War- drawing to be held each Saturday tough examination . . . constructor. i ing" which appeared last year. among the day's workers for an yet, ing's fine organization Observe ihat women are in evening's entertainment to include Lest we forget, lest we forget . . . Six Will Solo Two New Accountants decidedly pleasant minority on On the Air a chicken dinner for two at one the City reportorial staff . . . Fred Waring's Pleasure Time Three male soloists, two bari If we forget the terrible lesson of the city's newest restaurants, One female, to be exact, holds —Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Its part of the game tones and one tenor, and three fe of Europe's disaster; if we forget plus dancing at one of the large A pair of new accountants were down a desk . . . Ahhhh, one and Friday. 8 p. m.; Wednes male soloists, two sopranos and that there is no liberty without downtown hotels. today prospective candidates for sanctum not yet invaded by the day, 4 p. m., over leading NBC one contralto, will be included in security and no security without the Class of 1961 as Professor chattering fairer sex ... stations. ...to pause and the Glee Club's list of preform- unity; if we forget that, that free George Gregory Dexter handed Think that United Press has Glen Miller's Moonlight Ser ers. dom, born of discipline and out cigars for the twin children goodly stretch to go before it can enade, Tuesday, Wednesday strength, can be saved only by Mr. Havorka will be assisted in Rev. Peter Dunne born to Mrs. Dexter in Saint be favorably compared to ef and Thursday, 7 p. m., over disciplined strength. his task of arranging the music Mary's Hospital l^st week. ficient, all-extensive Associated leading CBS stations. by Paul Diebels. Gives Wednesday If we forget, that a common Professor Dexter is the popu Press . . . Because of set-up, don't Professor Quiz. Tuesday. 6:30 Trude Spearman will be faith is the condition of a common lar instructor of accounting in the think it will ever attain equal p. m.. over leading CBS sta tions. called in to design the various Evening Sermons victory; lest we forget the full Department of Economics. plane with A. P. . . . stage settings. Spearman has and sinister meaning of these two met with great success in his words, the most tragic in any previous attempts in designing "Religion versus Dictatorship" language: "Too late," then is Eu scenery for such productions as is the subject of a series of ser rope suffering in vain, then have "Cyrano de Bergerac." "Y o u mons -to be given each Wednesday our Founding Fathers labored in Can't Take It With You." and evening during Lent in the Colle vain? Be aware, lest you forget, the recently completed "Ghost giate Church of St. Ignatius by lest you forget. Train." Rev. Peter M. Dunne, S.J., Ph.D., of the University Faculty. lopHo. Father Dunne's initial sermon More About Baseball Entries last Wednesday evening con Entries for admission io the cerned "Europe and God". Suc Baseball. Tennis and Handball ceeding sermons will be "The Fights Tonight leagues must be submitted by Revolt Against the Papacy", (Continued from Page 3) next Friday. March 7. March 5; "Tyranny Struts the Charge for ihe bouts will be Chesterfield As soon as weather condi Stage", March 12*; "American a thin "dimer" wiih a student tions permit these fields of ism and Catholicism," March 19; body card and fifty cents with it's the smoker's cigarette competition will be opened. "Religion and Modern Dictator out. ship", March 26; "The Poison Cooperation of team man If you're looking for an evening of Propaganda", April 2; and COOLER, MILDER, BETTER-TASTING agers is requested in order io of entertainment, laughs and 12 "Christ: Father, Lover, King". facilitate efficiency and speed good bouts, don't fail to be on Rev. Charles McCarthy, S.J., in handling the matters and hand in the Moraga Gym on the It's called the SMOKER'S cigarette because will deliver the Sunday evening drawing up the necessary Gael Campus at 8:15 p. m. Chesterfield is the one cigarette that gives you a series of Lenten sermons on "The schedules. Three other Don footballers. Art of Christian Living". COMPLETELY SATISFYING smoke. Here's a drink that is unique. It As usual, no member of the Dean Morris, Neil Sheridan and baseball or tennis teams may Father McCarthy will speak Elmer Judge along with Stu You try a Chesterfield and find them COOL never loses the freshness of enter the Intramural events. on "In Quest of Life" this Sun dent Body Vice-President Harry and PLEASANT. You light pne after another and appeal that first charmed you. day in Saint Ignatius Church. Katz will exchange blows with find they really TASTE BETTER. You buy pack after Other sermons will be March 9, the Gaels on the program. Pat You drink it and enjoy an after- "Foundation of Life"; March 16, Martin, backed by a month's pack and find that Chesterfields are MILDER. sense of complete refreshment. 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