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Page Eight THE VILLANOVAN Tuesday, March 7, 1950 THIS ISSUE: ARIZIN SOUVENIR INSERT New Exhibit at Library Neath The Spires u The Library Comer . (Continued from Page 2) ation. The latest in the current series Miss Margaret Scherer of the of pictorial exhibits prepared by Education Department of the Olve-It-A-Try the editors of LIFB magazine Metropolitan Museum .of Art. Perhaps you already have de- is now being displayed in the There are 24 panels and some veloped an instinctive Charity second floor corridor of the Col- fifty pictures including, in addi- that makes you tend to soften 0\5\N lege Library, and will continue tion to photographs, reproduc- your reactions against others, to be shown until March 20th. tions of 15th and 16th Century even when the evidence seems new exhibit, entitled AGE engravings, woodcuts; drawings, Volume 25 No. 15 VILLANOVA COU-EGE, VILLANOVA, PA. Tuesday, March 14, 1950 The unmistakeable ; probably you do paintings. Included also is OF EXPLORATION, deals with and not make a habit of nursing T>
the great period of discovery, the reproduction of a rare map, hatreds. But it is almost a sure from 1400 to 1650, when the the chart of the new world made Belle Masque Builds Jacques Maritain To bet to suggest that some im- THE GREATEST physical world was expanding in>1500 by Juan de la Cosa who provement along this line is pos- from a flat Medieval island to beached 'or repair Etchlnf was an officer on Columbus' sec- Ships of the Duljch Eaat India Company of Metropolitan MuMUm of sible. It might be a good Lenten Old Theatre Set Give Forum the great whirling sphere the bv WenMl Hollar. 1647. In the ooliecUon of the Lecture ond voyage. Many unusual pic- pictures In Age of Exploration now Renaissance. Art. This picture la one of the fifty side-line to develop this habit little known LJbmry. In 15th Century Europe the tures come from the on view at tiie _. of Charity in considering our Beaumont ,and Fletcher Drama Here Next Monday world of Ptolemy still dominated Voyages of De Bry and of Lin- neighbors' shortcomings; it cer- IV. minds of most men. They Altair the BcndMibcill Games Ceme Requires Unic^e Stage the schoten, as well as from the Tra- tainly will be no waste of time, had heard of the fabulous East, TO vels of Hans Staden and Thevet's Noted Catholic Philosopher and at worst it is likely to Belle Society is in its but they knew little of the ways The Masque Dramatic Universelle. HAMBUBG HEARTH EXPLOR- Cosmographie smooth over some of the abra- second last week of rehearsals in preparation for Conducts Special Forum to get there. AGE OF AVE.. MAWB. PA. The urgent need for a sea t39yt UMCJISm UTN their spring play, *'The Knight of The Burning ATION describes the adventures 2314 sive spots in your contacts with Pestle." Considerable attention will be focused on the of men daring enough to brave route to India plagued all 15th others. Elizabethan replete with appro- Villanova campus next evening, the unknown terrors to find new Century Europeans except the The comedy, Monday March stage settings, is something which has 20th, the distinguished Catholic philoso- ways to the East. crafty Venetians who had mon- priate when never Villanova, and is a chal- pher, Jacques Maritain, will deliver special Portugal was first in the field, opolized all East-West. traffic for been produced at a group. This and Villanova series. His topic sending Vasco da Gama around centuries. What curious results lenge to any dramatic Beaumont lecture in the Forum Fletcher comedy will be a radical departure from will be "The Rights of Man and Natural Law." Africa to find new trade routes came from this need are pictured I and Colleges and Universities At DEN SON any previous production of the organization. to India. Then Spain sailed west in AGE OF EXPLORATION. Referred to by T. S. Elliot as "the most pow- A scale model of the Globe Theatre's inter- for the same reason but dis- The immediate needs of trade erful force in contemporary philosophy". Dr. Mar- ior (illustrated. on Page 7) has been the guide itain attention to himself in covered a new world instead. were not, however, the only im- has attracted world from which the Belle Masque stage crew is con- Then France, Holland, and Eng- petus behind the great discov- this field. A convert to Catholicism in 1906, he structing the set within the Field House stage. has received Doctor of Philosophy degrees from land all entered with force the eries. The Renaissance had be- The finished setting will be comparable to the several European Universities. great game of exploration and gun a a spiritual ferment in art, throughout the country CHESTERFIELD t interior of the Globe Theatre as seen in the film, world trade. in literature, in learning, phil- Since his early teaching days at the Institute Henry V. produced by Sir Laurence Olivier. It osophy, and science. And the Catholique de Paris, he has specialized in the Fifty Pictures Displayed will rise twenty-one feet from the present stage Age of Exploration and the scholastic system of St. Thomas and lectured on and constitute three tiers. The first level, known AGE OF EXPLORATION was Renaissance are but two names Thomist philosoi^y at several European univer- as the inner-stage, is used to depict general assembled under the direction of for the period of creative energy sities, including Angelicum, in Rome, and of scenes from the play as called for in the script. that was bursting over Europe. Geneva, Fribourg, Milan, Oxford, Bonn and Lou- The second level is used for interior scenes and SECOND SEMESTER LOO vain. Dr. Maritain has also lectured at the Insti- Is the largest-selling cigarette. the third is a musician's balcony. The sides of AY . , WVIL tute of Medieval Studies, Toronto, and the Uni- the Elizabethan stage on the second level are also versity of Chicago. Monday Frosh Nominate used to represent different scenes in the play and
.'< >w>^ :00 for ,, . From 1945 to 1948, Dr. Maritain served 7 —Music Monday (;. as :':''(:':' "' inthis case, the homes of Merrythough and Ven- ^ 7:20—Sports j Continued from Page 1 DOROTHY HART Ambassador of the French Government to the ' •' turewell respectively. Another characteristic of 7:30—Record Rendezvous .. Hughes, C&F; Frank Rafferty, Holy See. In 1948 he accepted the position of ... 8:00—Anything Goes the Elizabethan stage is that it does not require ..- Lovely Denison Alumna, says: Professor of Philosophy at the Institute of Ad-^ 9:00—TurntabJe Time C&F; Eugene Schramm, C&F; scene changes. The action moves from the outer 9:30 Ave Maria Hour Bart Star- vanced Studies, Princeton University, which posi- — John Mooney, Engr.; stage to the inner stage and is integrated from 10:00—Music to Study By "Chesterfield was my cigarette in tion he holds today. key, Engr.; Richard Cashman, one level to another. This accounts for the fast college and it's my cigarette today. Tuesday Arts; George Kaelin, Engr.; moving theatrical plays in that particular era. Dr. Maritain has written several books. Some 7:00 Music for Tuesday Daniel — Paul Solami, Arts; They're always MILDER." Since all productions in the Globe Theatre took of his publihed works are "Formal Logic," "The 7:20— Sports O'Connell, Arts; James Moser, in afternoon. plans Person and the Common Good", "An Introduc- 7:30—Record Rendezvous place the Belle Masque to Philosophy", 8:00— South of the Border Ed.; and Steve Hamas, Sc. The make use of modern lighting ^fects to further tion to "Are and Scholasticism", 8:30—Opera list of nominations is to be sub- create this atmosphere. A circular seating and "Art and Faith." His most recent book, Study By 10:00—Music to mitted to the offices of the Chap- arrangement has been proposed for the audience "Existence and the Evistent," was published in 10:30—Turntable Time fa/n lain, Vice-President, and the in order that they might also experience the feel- 1948 and has been widely received. • M Wednesday Deans of the various schools for ing of actually being seated in the Globe Theatre. ' (Continued on Page 4) approval. Approved candidates CO-STARRING IN SI II Everyone Goes to will then be eligible for election. OUTSIDE THE WALL See Villanova vs. A UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL PICTURE Frosh Pick Mooney And « Juniors Enter Dates Duquesne
'•*-r ^ Hamas In Council Election In Queen Contest Tiiursday WIUIAM MOWAtD DOaME UMAtV ^ *V ^v'^- 7:00—Music for Thursday MNOON UNIVfKITT 7:20—Sports ?A Rendezvous Freshmen went to the polls in statistics, the Arts candidates 7:30—Record The Queen of Junior Week As a token of assurance that 8:00—Radio Theater last Thursday, March 9th., to led in the balloting as a group, ^^^Hygtt^P^ contest enters its second week the contest is on the up-and-up, 9:00—Jazz, etc. elect two student council rep- garnering 154 tallies, the En- : r 9:30—Turntable Time today. As yet none of the con- the VILLANOVAN is running %m resentatives. When the final gineers following with 100. The Recreation Committee of 10:00—Music to Study By I'ii: r^ test oflScials have been deluged this week two of the entrants in tallying had been completed, In addition to the top five the N.R.O.T.C. Unit has an- Friday ,<':." by the flow of pictures coming the contest. This policy will be Steve Hamas, of the School of men in the totals, other nom- nounced that tentative plans for Music Friday in, but then it is still early in continued till Junior for 7:00— for Arts and Sciences, and Jack inees included Eugene Hughes, Week • a Sl>ring Formal, to be held on 7:20—Sports > the game. Most of the fellows several reasons; it will give the V 7:30—Record Rendezvous Mooney, of the Enginering Frank Rafferty, Eugene been made. The Merion Cricket are not sure that the thing Special the winners. Juniors a chance to see what 8:00—Friday Night School, were Schramm, Bart Starkey, Dick Friday evening, April 21, have (WVIL ends Friday broadcasting winners isn't a hoax on the part of some- competition is being offered, and %f.en be- the walls of the shop. One of ICiimriKlN IVVI. LiuciTt * Mvitt ToMiin Co pel for the iTUDffffT happy repose of Miss Nancy Daly Miss Rose Stagg ttANISN TOUtt Popular Prices tween 11 A. M. and 2:30 P. M.. I the most-looked-at was a simple *«•,. Naw TaHl It. H T. their souls. ^ Forest Hills, N. Philadelphia Thursday. For those interested (Continued on Page 7> Y.
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Oscar Twamp And i VILL Around The mN The NCZZ Published Weekly During the School Year by the Student! of VILLANOVA COLLEGE, VILLANOVA, Town PA. By Bill Brenlnghouse $ AL ABREU .;:. .;».'. •;....; iVrrf. v* tf*'**;,*,., . ,, , ,:v editor>i n-ch i ef Oscar By F. A. VARALLO FRANK QOBES ••••••• •i'.t>« ••• /^ Twomp was quite an one • •..;...... Managing Editor meal a day. That meal con- ^n^o?^ HARRY RANGE .•*..,,. Sports Editor JIM GALLAGHER athlete. sists of three steaks, one chic- >••...>....., .,..,,.». , Last year GEORGE ,, , ,.,,,,,, News Editor he scored 400 Wind and waves, a creaky old SZYMANSKI . . * . «r. ; .,-, ...... »., .,,..,.,>,',; Copy- Editor ken, four pounds of roast MICHAEL J. points for beef, * a • • the football NOWLAN • 9 I % t k m'-t two-fisted p < •» • • f • • ^1 • •.• • • • Fe,Feature team and tramp steamer, and a DAN HAFLINGEA Editor several • '•'.• »/''•'• »'• pork chops, a bushel I • • • • • •'• Picture Editor of 1690 points for \ By BARRY and JACK GIBBONS •'• the basketball Bruce Taten ex-captain seeking revenge on • » • ftjABiAk BIA9VA7 A "^ir^'.'."*.'.^!*'..:!.'^!: .ff».....»..,..« • « » • •,* Business Managers potatoes, a bushel of mixed Some Kenton MARIO PIAZZOLA. RALPH SKOWRON ..,....;...,... Circulation Manager team. He ran the mile in 3;27 and Roland Mayer It would seem that Stan the the vessel's commander — these NEWS STAFF vegetables, a gallon of milk, two Micallef, John Baunian, Frank and, in baseball, batted gallons Once again several new rec- Man is finally getting the Kenton . Pitocchelli, Tom Wright, Bob Dean, a lusty of ice cream and other are the principal ingredients of KM "L^ D«"ovan, Pauf McMenamin, Jim Glavin, Bert Sellier, James .990 ords of note Smith*'" Ar'n*^ while driving in 600 runs, goodies. It seems that it's al- have come out in crew into gear, as the local disc "Captain China", a lusty sea By KUHN and KEATS • mostly with his 120 home runs, ways some a group. This lumping of good dispensaries are now taking ad- „,. ^ SPORTS STAFF season or other. story now on the Stanley screen. ^'" '^"' *'**'>'• S"* Far"^". Jim Gallo. Bill Kiuc- 20 with releases Before we say another word we are going to get in the swing '...'writs, Leo.*^""'!?f'. J?.°*'"*il' bases loaded. He was When it's not football it's tiddly- on certain days, whilst vance orders for his forth com- McLaughlirt, Qeorg* Mondschein, R«y Mondsohein, George the latest pro- very happy in the public waits in As Pine-Thomas of "Paul Arizin Week" by voting orchids, roses, and a whole •.'': his suburban Phil- winks, when it's not* baseball vain for ing album of "Innovations". '"" botanical .. "'COPY STAFF adelphia school, about it's something worthwhile until the With forty Joes on the payroll duction, "Captain China" is, in catalog to the person or persons responsible for retiring Ray MacWilliams, twelve Mah Jong. He receives tra- Steve Kelss and Jack Muratori. th^ Tall One's famous "11" miles from the city, on the fa- vel expenses to games, next such occasion, is one of he should be able to innovate several respects, better-than Number for all posterity to see, ad- ..' items like ' '. FEATURE STAFF You are in a cold ^*^*99r, Roland Wayer, William Brenlnghouse, sweat. Beads mous Main Line. the seemingly mire, and marvel at. Modestly we note that "you heard it here \*. ''Z?*^'* Bruce Taten, Frank Happy, that taxi fare to San Francisco unfathomable like crazy but how the resulting average drama. series of Charles, Peissner, of and The • Don Best. Marty Mulkeen. Robert perspiration stand out on first," but just X»1!Cu.len, Jack.'^^T'iKelly,m""'"!"' is, until the day the monkey back. He's mysteries of the music business. confusion will sound remains to we were putting into print the sentiments that Tex Houston, BiM Sc^iilling, Tom Paaha, Raul Jannuzzo. so good that once a incidents which make up the plot jonn spencv. your feverish forehead. You try the whole school felt. wrench was thrown by the week a little leprechaun climbs Some Bop be seen. With that kind of a PHOTO STAFF to raise your it is have been skillfully woven to- ^„ ^ arm, strapped NCZZ. % Henry Belafonte, who has "Pea- While we're patting ourselves on the back for our most recent D*"a8<»» Courtney Fleming, John Notsch, into his room and leaves a crisp mob scen» he could rewax —«k1«.*., B ^"*l?''**"' ^i Al HueN tight to the bed. ••nbeck Bob Pope, BIM ^egan, Frank Wegener, George Winters.wmxcr., You scream, No one seems sometimes been referred to as gether to keep the action mov- success we thought it would go one step further. Why not give Young, " Jackj.ck to know what new fifty-dollar bill under his, nut Vendor" and have six men Daniel Quinn, (Alfred H. Dougas. . but the figures in white not do this NCZZ stands for. pillow. a smoother edition of Billy Eck- Christie gal left over ing along at a brisk pace. Much the nine seniors something in the way of a gift? Our suggestion _ CIRCULATION From and the . _ ^ STAFF seem to ''«»»«'"t notice. is a traveling bag, a most useful object • EwUrg, Bill Greaney, Jo«in Montone. their tactics they look stine, gives excellent feeling and peanuts for effect. John•*u^*,I[L®". John Sherry,'"•'^'•y, like a Oscar also has a little job with just to crack attention too, has been given to DIGrwia, James MInahan, Nicic CicchlttI, Joseph Maiale. Finally, one of them turns to- subdivision of the tone to a ballad called, "Lean On expect great things A tip of the Keats and Kuhn caps to the Philly writers for BUSINESS STAFF NKVD. It which he scrapes together spend- Seriously, we character study and this lends Len ward you, with a small needle selecting Tall Paul as the nation's top player, also for the selec- Bogner, Joe Bogner. seems that Oscar had been go- ing money. He tests the horn Me." A bit out of the usual, it from the tall one, and he's never ^^^"^"''^ ADVISOR in his hand. You scream again, depth and realism to the story. tion of Arizin ^w. — R«v. JOHN A. KLEKOTKA, O.8.A. ing to a school steeped in crime. on the coach's combines sultry feeling with a disappointed us yet. Paul and Brooks Ricca, on the All-District team. • This car every other paper is dedicated to one of the finest men whoi ever entered Villa, nova: but his eyes are merciless ex- Moreover, "Captain China" af- Latest word has it that Mr. Schaefer has retired the TaU One's Scholar, athlete, gentleman — Not only were they p&ying his Thursday moniing for $400 dol- soft beat to provide good music Ridges and Grooves — Not LEO GOOOREAU ecutioner's eyes, the color of Accounting Book. way through school, but they lars a month. He could have had for the public. Johnny Bothwell, exactly brand new, but well fords John Payne an opportunity \y??9'*'^"'"'*"**' **•** >•*'"• O* **»• M P*"" amount students pay as a tuition cold steel. You struggle with Keats Unmaflfced fee, $2.00 is for a year's subscription to the "VILLANOVAN." were also feeding him. Tes, a nice little job reporting all of Duke Ellington fame, has re- worth a mention, "Son of God's to play a red-blooded role and second class matter the belts which fasten you, you Now to less important things. For the benefit of the char- •, .^l^**^^ ^* at the Vlilanova Post Office, December feeding him ! They were feeding strange tropical birds in the leased a platter in the modem Country" by Frank Sinatra, is 27. 192B. Under gym he certainly turns in a creditable the Act of March 3, 1879. try to kick, you sob, you pray acter who wrote to the Editor demanding that Truly Member of Associated him three complete meals a day on Tuesday trend that shows how pleasing the nicest thing the "Hoboken Ours come Collegiate Press, Member of Catholle Press As- nights between the performance. sociation, Catholic college Press Association. to God to have mercy on you. across with our "for real" names so that he would have the cor- or a reasonable facsimile there- hours of nine and nine-fifteen the results can be when talent kid" has produced in quite a figure The grasps your arm . . . Suspense Unlimited rect dope (or dopes) on the bomb he is planning to send us, of; even when he wasn't en- but he didn't feel that the work and bop 'get together. "Bolero stretch. we you feel a sting, a spinning black- have decided to print a hangnail sketch of ourselves. gaged in sports. When the was conmieasurate to the reim- Balinese", by name, it is what Some StLBt The action takes place aboard So for the ness ... edification of all pale pink-blooded American boys we present first. EVENT NCZZ cracked down, Oscar con- bursement received. might be termed the Afro-Cuban In the jazz vein, just about ^>^ the" Trad e- '*^ The Life of Ray Keats. fessed that he had been eating Despite the fact that he now style, but posesses far more es- two weeks old and starting to wind," a batter- This is mercy murder in its regular. timable ideas than are usually played around, we have "If Raymond Obnoxious Keats was bom. That much we're sure When asked if he ever has to work and only gets one be ed old tub After he has forgotten tlie courses, the classes and the ultimate phase, legalized killing * of. Early in life he showed a great talent for writing. At the got anything else from his ath- meal a day, Oscar is glad he is connected with that style. I knew You Were Coming" fea- marks, the college alumnus grown to adulthood, the full carrying a cargo age of five he wrote excuses at two cents a word for his little holds dear the memories of ball letic talents, he admitted that not a student at one of thofle Some Sweet turing Georgia Gibbs on a solid flowering of euthanasia. And to- of scrap metal. classmates in kindergarten. His writing career progressed until games, dances and big weekends, connected with his alma he once jumped over the fence sinful schools who do so much <> Naturally a few sweet num- vocal with Max Kaminski's Payne, or rather day euthanasia is threatening with a pair of socks bers are needed to round out the combo producing the din in the at the age of ten, and still in kindergarten, he was writing num- mater. They are an integral part of college life, constituting the hoisted to ruin the athletes of our na- China, as is the inalienable right to life. It from the thus have "Free", background. Maxie has long he bers. For this little caper the state graciously offered him a free completeness of college gear locker. That was tion. To hini nothing is more picture and we a education. We might just ob well go , called, is a passenger aboard the has organized and persistent probably the killing blow. That valuable by Billy Eckstine and "When been considered one of the great prep school education at dear old Malcontent Country Day, where to night than a pure heart and school if lectures and lessons are all that We seek. For support from such ship. His one objective is to he spent four happy years, with two off for behavior. groups as the school was purged and Oscar honest mind. He has only con- You Speak With Your Eyes", dixieland trumpet men around, good college, after all. is not classes five Ehithanasia ' clear himself of the charge of days a week for four years, Society of America left for more honest territory. tempt for the school that wanted by Peggy Lee. The former is in and is currently holding forth A Real Pro but an and from such persons as Dr. drinking on duty, wrecking his Feeling that this background fitted him admirably well for important pcutol life and probably the best-remembered Today Oscar is content He to use him for its own selfish the true Eckstine method, catchy in various spots around New ''''' ship, and. nearly losing his own !^ Chas. F. Potter, a director in that is an infectuous Eddie Condon's village Villanova, he entered these hallowed halls of hilarity in Septem- , years of life.,:,>- [r.-.y-'-''^' at a large Midwestern school gains and then cast him aside. < and slow with York, society. Recently 379 Protestant life. However, it's his word ber, 1944, in the school of Pre-Medism. This was whfch religiously complies with Now he is at a place where vir- beat, and while the latter is not bistro, Jimmy Ryan's on 52nd followed by ^ Every cofleige has some "big event" during the year. Dart- and Jewish ministers sponsored against that of Jeffrey Lynn, stints in the Schools of Engineering, Liberal ^ every rule the tried and true tue is paramount in the hearts too far above the ordinary of Street or any free for all jam Arts and Commerce mouth has a petition in favor of '^ China's former first mate and and Finance. His last love the strongest, a renowned winter carnival, Miami has the Orange mercy NCZZ makes. He only receives of all. itself, the efforts of Peggy Lee session that might come along. was however, for after killing in New York now captain of the Tradewind. 15 semesters, again with two off for behavior, Bowl festival, and we on the Main Line call our big event which! always seem to make all her Now with his finger on a poten- good he is now stated in part that they "no he'll probably China also has bitter enemies attending C&F classes, part-time, and working in the Pie Shoppe Junior Week. Early in the month of May the Juniors records just a bit better than tial hot record play host among the members of the crew. longer believed that Grod wills they really are. It's another in- get some much deserved recog- for practical experience. for a week of social activities. Letters To The Editor One of these, Lon Chaney, With all this talent Keats felt the need of artistic the prolongation of physical tor- stance of how talent can do nition from the public not to expression. promptly tangles with him in The lunior Prom sfands as the highlight that all the publicity mention some of that much Where else could a person of this caliber pour out his soul ? The of that week. A ture for the benefit of the soul The ABC letter of the Week is Dear Sir: things one of the most savage screen Plumbers Journal? Wrong. nome band visits the field House to play for this, the only can't, it can make it worthwhile sought after long green. It The Fifth Column?? Wrong again, of the sufferer". from a woman, but the carton of I would like to spring fornioL register my fights of the year. but nobody else would take the dam thing, so here he is, One of the nicest traditiens we know occurs on listening to. Now to Ro . . . couldn't happen to a better man. your Actual Cases Admitted Chesterfield cigarettes is hers if vote in favor Monday of that week when the Juniors bivite their mothers to of the new type In addition, the Tradewind enemy and mine, Ray Keats. And not only is "dignified their campus lor the celebration of Mother's Day. On Wed- she will contact Mike Marshall, used in the Villanovan. The im- runs into a howling typhoon and Next week, then, kiddies, another story of a poor boy getting death" proposed and nesday the Juniors sport their supported, Chesterfield with ten tons of metal loose in poorer, "The Life of Octavius Hamhock Kuhn", or "I Married blazers at the informal Blazer representative, at provement in the paper as a re- a it is administered. Setms and Nonsense Ball. Then From Dr. it's Monster" by Mrs. Frankenstein. a% a beautiful end to the week the Juniors and their O'Dwyer Hall or call Bryn Mawr her hold, anyone's guess as Potter himself in the New York sult of this change appears to ;-^. :' ladies gather at a downtown Philadelphia hotel for the formal '''*>v. Tom Pashtt to what the outcome will be. Journal- 9086..>r^.-';'V';'.'.v;^ be twofold: dinner-donee. American : "If, for in- the general appear- Gentlemen, there are para- sought cig, Ambrose hauls out Seafarers stance a baby is born a hopeless Dear Editor ance of the paper is improved, Others in the cast on board It is his hundred-dollar silver-plated certainly a memorable week for Villanova men and a idiot, the doctor may go to the and sites lurking about the campus tremendous Attention: Bill Brenlnghouse the individual articles are the steamer include Gail Russel responsibility for those who undertake to make the parents and say there is a deli- in constant search of a host. Spiffo lighter and without a easier The as the restless, adventure-seek- arrangements. After reading your last artic- to read. Therefore, it ap- The way each class executes the activities is cate operation from which the individuals to whom I refer are word of thanks, turns on his pears ing girl from Council Bluffs, important. For it is on the results of these efforts that the class baby has a chance kel on wimen i am mor shore then to me that the change in worn heels and walks away. in a thou- those fagless nicotine nincom- Iowa, who wins the hearts of as a whole is judged. So the leaders will determine the char- sand of emerging. ever that yo'r type represents an The father the perfek man fo improvement poops that are prevalent, not What iCan You Say. both Payne and Lynn; Michael acter of the entire class. It is much more than a feather in their understands what The dramatic Raleigh-relisher he means, the me. Yer ides on wimen goin to and should be retained perman- only on this campus, but on all O'Shea, the third mate who caps if Junior Week is a big success, it is a credit always to the nurses understand, depends entirely upon his the- the doctor collidg are jis like mine. Nobody ently. the collegiate greens in the drowns his troubles in drink; memory of their class. . understands. atrical experience in obtaining There is no chance nedes this lemin its justa uslis country. In fact, the instigator Yours truly, Edgar Bergen and Ilka Gruning, in a thousand." this group has a2:quired so a fag. This individual stands in During the war years, these events were less enthusiastic thing another hed or somethin of as a fussy couple on their way Present Sales Method A reader many followers in the past few front of you while he uncon- and some of them had to be dropped because they did not fit dont yo think. I kwit scool after to Manila from Java; and Ellen Obviously, euthanasia, in any sciously goes through his poc- the wartime schedule. Even since the the 4th grad to driv a plow then years that the SSS (Smoke war though. Junior Week form, Corby as an eccentric writer of is contrary to the moral Dear Editor: Society) has kets and saddle-bag debris look- has not been equal to the sentiment of the i was forlady on a dary farm. Oh Seekers a repre- traditional cele- and natural mystery yams. law. At present the sentative body in every educa- ing for the "goods" and finally, bration of the week. There are many reasons for their not the side i driv a trackter an i can It is the being euthanasiasts custom of many "12 are trying to sell institution in the world, after carefully studying your O'clock Hlfh** more successful. Yet we feel that this year there is nothing that stoke a furnis with the best. Evn- tional it on a schools to have graduating '>f precision voluntary basis, because clas- the prep, grade, growing interest, ceases in his The daylight bomb- should prevent that week being the most memorable in ins i rasle in the ladys tag including and they feel that the public ses make an ing of Germany Villanova's history. will ac- maches as you see im industrious evaluation of the barber schools. search and catches you off guard cept "mercy killing" more read- courses with a coy "Say, have you a by the Eight i also yodl. I save yer pitcher they have taken. This, The Types Alreody the ily in this form. Air Force in plons hinre been drawn for this year. The But that is by I are smoke, pally?" its so purdy i want yous to mary believe, is done so that the These smokeless-wonders committeemen for no means is each event have begun their individual their ultimate goal. fields The Bu»lneBH Men 1942, the im- me i can giv you a big bonuss teachers of «« specialists in their own tasks. It is to these The right the courses can gain pressive men thcrt we would like to offer some words to kill is what they therefore, must given The economic and ignoramic story of when you sign the contract. I an and, be of encouragement. They have undertaken think should be secured, not overall picture of the opinion this first-rate a big fob. Itremoins wil suport you real high class individual consideration, de- types of ciggy-catchers are the for them to determine the degree of success merely the right to assist of the students war film. or failure of that at like and am sur yor frens wil who have seen pending upon the line of grub- most prevalent in the C and F week. It would be bi koopfaig with this locoid breokhig year suicide. how various schools of Economics and Mer- Brigadier General Gregory think im swell the money i make classes are inter- bing to which they devote their which has witnesMd highly-rated foclbcdl and basketball Up to us chandising and have approaches Peck replaces the easy-going raslin wil be yor alowans yor related. In this way they can endeavors. The more general clubs from the Mafai Lhie. to And apparently the burden of have o new high in Junior Week. brains and are the aristocratic apropos of their respective commander of the 918th Bomb organized my musels wil be a more readily understand groups Wo are sure that everyone is behind the effoHs defense is falling en- the de- of the funiort to wonerful combination we wil also dramatic, economic, ignoramic, schools. The economist thinks Group. In his relentless effort make this a success. tirely on I « Catholic Church. sires and anxieties of their stu- get free pases to the arena. and futuristic; these differ pri- that he is saving you time, to whip the men into good fight- The others si n to support "the dents and so modify Many times Yol pies excus the short pro- their clas- marily in their, approaches money, and trouble by taking ing shape, he becomes very un- this part of the paper is reserved for criticism easier way", 'tregarding the ses in three four cigarettes at a popular. The men hate his iron after the job is done, posul but i don't rite so good. accordance with the con- rather than in their purpose. to criticism which is often useless rather law of the God vAom they claim time. course, there is some discipline. Things get so bad than constructive. Let us offer Pies rite sune and giv yor fone clusions they reach. You Owe It to Him Of now inspiration to your efforts, to worship. Let us then, as line thought be- that the whole outfit applies for with the hope that after no. so i ask you out The aristocratic type of weed- truth in this of Junior Week this year will have noth- Catholics, rise to the Because of the above-mention- challenge. cause you don't have to worry a transfer out of Peck's com- ing to offer but congratulations for a job well done. Hopefull wanter is the forlorn-looking Learn something about ed factors, many of GrET ' dreaded us here at about him until the next day. mand. Before the transfers ar- Mow Sou iM There ako FshT So, Juniors, let's see you out of Wanda Scutnik fellow who approaches you la- go your way to make this euthanasia, talk about it to your Villanova would favor rive, however, the begin to the biggest success in the history such % menting his financial difficulties, The ignoramic or salesman-type men of Villanova. We warn you. friends: make the issues clear P. S. Rit by hand plan. steals up behind you, slaps you realize what Greg is trying to though, it won't be easy. But then nothing and toying with your sympathy that is worth striv- and there can be only one Judg- Editor's Note: Bill said, "Rap that you feel duty- on the back, calls you a fictitious do. They begin to be proud of \^^o>^: ing for is easy to achieve. ment. Sincerely, in such a way me up". their record as their di- t Interested bound to give him a tube of the name, and before you have a losses stuff. After obtaining the much (Continued on Page 4) minish remarkably. Page Four THE VILLANOVAN Tuetdaj. March 14, 19S0 Tuesday, March 14, 1980 THE VILLANOVAN Page Firm Legal Aspect Of Marriage Belle Masque To Aid In Chestnut ^Cats Close By Routing Duqaesne, 68-52; Topic Of Next Pre-Cana EXECUTIVE SPEIKS Hill Production
The Belle Masque Top 82-72; Dramatic Georgetown, Nine Band, Glee Club Synod Judge to Ad- Graduate dress Couples in Au- Society has accepted an invita- Play Parish tion to participate in a series At ditorium, Sunday On Tuesday evening, March of one act plays to be held at 7th., the American Society of Chestnut Hill College, Friday Villanova's Band and Glee Rev. Joseph A. •' * Quigley, J. C. Mechanical Engineers held their evening, March 17th. The Villa- Club entertained the parishion- D., Pro-Synodal Judge of the regular meeting in 215 Mendel nova group is one of the thre^ 0^ ' ers of Holy Child parish in Phil- Hall. As a guest speaker the men's colleges in the local *; Archdiocese of Philadelphia, will area / !•. Society Mr. of the adelphia, last Monday evening, speak next Sunday afternoon at had Klupper to be invited, the others includ- Philadelphia Electric Company, ing St. Joseph's and La Salle. with another brilliant musical 3:00 P. M. in the Commerce who lectured on Reverse Refrig- As its contribution, Belle presentation. In this, their first and Finance Auditorium as the eration. Masque is slated to perform the appearance, and Wildcats, paced Philadelphia fourth speaker in the Pre-Cana Joe Sullivan, prexy of the 5th. act from their last Spring'd Villanova's by Paul Arizin, top- fourth road performance of the Conference series. As a judge club, introduced Mr. Klupper, triumph, Cyromo De Bergerac. All-American pled Duquesne's tournament- current concert season, the trav- in the marriage court of the who described the modern Taking part from Chestnut Hill Forum Lecturer 68-52, are Ann Marr and J]reraldine bound basketballers, be- eling troubadors of Villanova Philadelphia Archdiocese, Father method of heating through the fore the largest Palestra crowd use of Glackin, while representing Belle As an added feature, all mem- is an outstanding authority on the Heat Pump. While thrilled the capacity crowd with in a decade. using slides for illustration, he Masque are Ted Doyle, Robert bers attending the meeting par- , their renditions of both classical the next topic of "The Law: Resnick, and Richard Zande. ticipated in a for tick- Some 8,Y35 fans arose and ren- Civil gave details about, the efficiency, drawing and popular selections. •.\-'j.- Canon, Liturgical and in social is ets to Wisteria dered Villanova's greatest an Marriage." practicability and installation of A scheduled to fol- The Tree^ band played the familiar The this device. He explained low the dramatizations and ali ovation that he will never forget. Fr. Quigley teaches Canon that - Morning, Noon, and Night Over- the Heat students from Villanova are FORUM But neither will the paid custo- Law at nearby St. Charles' Bor- Pump absorbs heat ture, Funiculi FunicuJa, a med- from cordially invited to attend. (Continued from Pa^re 1) mers forget the exhibition with romeo Seminary, in Overbrook, the earth through under- ley of Irish Aires, Cole Porter's ground which Arizin awarded them. He Pa., where he maintains his resi- tubes filled with a re- The final lecture in the Villa- ever popular Begin the Beguine. sc6red 30 points against Charlie dence. He has a Doctor's degree frigerating agent. nova Forum will prove a fitting They then combined with the Fr. Vrana Guest Cooper, another All-American in Canon Law, which was pre- Mr. Klupper went on to de- climax to what has been an ex- Glee Club in a very pleasing ar- candidate, and repeatedly stole ceded with an M. A. degree in scribe the bright future that is Delta Pi cellent series of interesting and rangement of The Red Mill Over- Meeting timely rebounds from his taller oppon- education received from Villa- predicted for this new apparatus. discourses, sponsored by ture which featv d Miss Joan Delta Pi Mu, the Arts Frat, ents. Tall Paul hit on 12 of 24 nova College in Its process can be reversed in the Villanova Forum. Dr. C. P. College, 1939. Barrett, of Immaculata held its monthly smoker in the shots and 6 of 7 free throws to The above-mentioned points the summer to cool buildings. Bruderle, Forum Chairman, and John Greene, of Yill&nova, Field House Blue Room last looks wind up his three year career are sufficient to point out the The device can be used either forward to a record turn- as soloists. V- Thursday evening. short busi- total at 1,596 and his season out- speaker's authoritative position industrially or in the home. A out for the very special lecture, Tom Pasha acted as master ness meeting preceeded the so- put at 735, which is just five relation to his topic. Being in the Commerce and Finance with Following the lecture ques- short of the all-time high for of ceremonies during the second cial. Rev. John J. Vrana, O.S.A., Auditorium, and will begin a joviJil and congenial person tions were asked from the floor major college players. half of the concert and the band Professor o'f Engineering Draw- promptly at 8:30 P. helps him to be the fourth and many fine points were dis- M. was under the baton of George ing, was the guest speaker of At the contest's outset it look- "friendly talker" in this first cussed by the group. Admission to student is free* Beitzer. This portion of the pro- the evening. ed as if the Iron Dukes might live Pre-Cana Conference series ever upon presentation of matricula- gram featured Dick Reinhart In the absence of George Keen- up to their national rating. But held at Villanova College. tion cards, as has been the singing the number he made fa- ley, President of the organiza- after 15 minutes, the Wildcats Last Sunday afternoon's talk Students Help policy. Regular admission tick- mous in "Cleo Was A Lady", tion, Mac Williams, Vice- began to show the "experts" the was given by Rev. Francis Ray ets and student tickets will be rve Got the Blu^s for Memphis. President, conducted the meet- folly of their figures. It was at Diehl, O.S.A., Professor of psy- In Parish Census on sale at the door. ing. He made a report on the this point that Brooks Ricca gave chology, at the College. He the Main liners a 22-21 Sense and Nonsense Last Saturday, recent showing of the motion Meet Your advan- opened his talk by calling at- over a dozen (Continued from Page 3) picture, Henry V, and thanked Friends tage ajid a lead which they never tention to "the over stress in Villanova students teamed up the members of the fraternity at the relinquished. Arizin had scored chance to reply, is lighting a modern times to the physiologi- each with a Chestnut Hill Col- who had helped to make the only three points in the first ten confiscated coffin-nail. cal in sex." lege girl to help in a monumental Tlie Promishifr One show a success by selling and minutes, but Perry DelPurga- Fr. Diehl pointed out very undertaking in making a census Greek's torio took advantage of soli- .<*- Last but not least we have collecting tickets. the strongly that no one condition in the Negro neighborhood cen- the futuristic member of the Father Vrana spoke on the tude he enjoyed while three men or state is solely responsible for tered about St. Elizabeth's pa- Superior Soda Fountain SSS who is perhaps the most appreciation of art in common- watched Paul and sent three set this human power. "There is a rish. These teams along with Service common to the college campus. place things. Using buildings on shots through the hoop. There- mental side to this most mean- those of other Catholic colleges This dippy conniver leaves you the campus as examples, the Luncheon :: Dinner after the amed jump-shot was ingful human side," Father said. in the area canvassed 60,000 an pack and the zeroed in and at half-time, Villa- with empty colored people around 23rd. speaker showed that architec- _ • Stating that we must under- & 818 Lancaster Ave. 27-24. promise that you will be reim- ture involves the artistic as well nova led, stand that the true meaning of Berks Sts., Philadelphia, under Mawr, Pa. bursed when his loot arrives as the practical. Bnm 2 or S Fouls? love includes the expression of the direction of Father Ver- from Junction, The second half was only one Podunck Nova meiren, pastor of the parish. "Man in his capacity as a ra- minute old when a difference in Scotia. further Working several hours, they tional being." He drove opinion between the official scor- gathered interesting Fkdoon Leodsra Class home his key-note point by say- religious J. Paul Sheedy* Switched to Wildroot Cream-Oil ers precipitated a lengthy con- applicants lor ftaloon data, and benefited All ing that "For a complete under- from their fab. The jack-pot question con- Leaden Class will please contact personal experience Because He Flunked The Finger Nail Test standing of sex and all it im- with socio- the Malor Doytoo. USMC in the cerned number of fouls Du- plies we must heed the admoni- logical problems, since most of Naval Science Bid. to molie ar> quesne's Cooper had cmmitted. rangements for physical examine tions of morality and religion" the volunteers were Sociology •ctieM to be tariwn Fri.. Mar. 17.— students.
among other things. Next Sunday afternoon's con^ ference will be the fourth in a series of six such Pre-Cana Con- ferences being held for the bene- fit of engaged students of Villa- nova College and their fiancees and students who expect soon to become engaged.
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TiMtday, March 14, 1960 THE VILLANOVAN E VILLANOVAN TuMd«y» March 14, 1950 Stage MoViel Men at Work FROSH ELECTIONS (Continued from Page 1) Four Bussolari Members irriors, 4-0, Lead Day-Hop League; picture of a girl, with a candi- dates name written across it. Attend Meeting At Penn /,,, Still Winners and losers alike waged Alumni Wins, 60-45, Unbeaten vigorous and colorful campaigns, Four delegates to the with even a bit of "button-hol- Trustee- advisory delegates to be Charles ship Council Conferences Mondscheln Inc. scoring pace, the victors took a ing" going on in the cafeteria to be Butler, Frank Duffy, and Roger Golfers Meet during Thursday's lunch hour. held at the University of Penn- The Warriors, led by Charlie commanding lead and held a 33- Hanafin. advantage. In the An efficient committee com- sylvania were chosen last Tues- 52 points, have 21 halftime The topic for this discussion Fitzpatrick with day night at a meeting of the second half, mainly through the Over fifty men turned out for piled the final tallying within will be Jerusalem, To be decided jumped to the lead in Section I Bussolari Society in 215 Mehdel. efforts of Joe Crossin and Joe the first meeting of the golf team twenty minutes after the polls by the delegates will be whethei- of the Day-Hop League with four had closed, and immediately The delegation is to be headed Galyo, the losers managed to held last Thursday in 215 Men- or not Jerusalem should be un- by Joseph Tyszkiewicz, wins and no losses. close the gap to two points. A posted the results in various and the der the the United del. The number of men attend- Nations are bitter struggle ensued with teams spots on the campus, where Trusteeship Ck)uncil. The con- In Section II the Avengers ing as well as the known calibre '. matching point for point and anxious Frosh were eagerly in. hwins of 32- He learned that the "pro- ferences, at which twenty-five setting the pace wit of some of the players gives in- wit honly six seconds remaining, awaiting them. fessional politicians" of the En- colleges are to be represented, 13 over the Barons and 39-34 prob- FEKRr Lou Maiero calmly converted a dications that this should Mooney, the top man, assumed gineering school were reported are sponsored by the Foreign from the Cavaliers. foul try to give his team their ably be the most successful post- his lead almost with the first to have run a school "primary" Affairs Council of Philadelphia. ,-iil PUR&;\TQRIO again the DEL Second place in Section 11 is great triumpli. Once war golf season yet enjoyed at ballot counted, and kept on roll- prior to the general election, Recently the Bussolari So- "Tom" trio led the scoring par- THE BE5T 5ET^H0T ;iND JHK ^\05T held down by the Kryuns with a Villanova. ing. The next four men began thus throwing their full force ciety was represented by one of ade for the winners with Flynn, slowly, but kept pace with one behind one candidate, Moooey, its members on a radio program J/^PROY£D riPjyE R OH OUR GREAT record of four and one. The Heading an excellent group of Madonnia and Falkowski netting another throughout the count- the eventual winner. Thus, al- transcribed for broadcast to |TE;^n---PEHfty^5 only 1- I TAfK Kryuhs were handed their 11 and 9 ooints respectively. performers remaining from last ^sLflkCL I JBE5TNICMT W^-S 15, ing. Starkey, Hughes, Rafferty, though the Arts School garnered Europe, it was announced at the Warriors last week to is Don Weiland.: loss by the opener of Thurs. nite's year's squad Kaelin, votes its meeting. CRQS5IN I AUMHSJ CBORGETOVIN In the Welch, Flaherty, Cash- more for candidates The purpose of the pro- the tune of 57-44. Fitzpatrick tilt, the Doms after a hard strug- Last summer, Don won the 36 man and Schramm dropped out than any other group, a "polit- gram was to induce correspond- and Niccolo set the pace for the gle finally subdued the improved hole qualifying prize for the soon after the counting began. ically-wise" engineering school ence between Ehiropean colleges RESERVE, /S T«£- Above Is • soale model of the The niMge crew Is shown ^on- winners with 12 points apiece. Good Counsel quintet 56-47. At Philadelphia Amateur Champion- With Mooney a "shoo-in" all the maneuvered its candidates in. and those of this country. the set In accordance 5/vi/)LLEST /1^^ intermission, the losers trailed Globe TheAtre's Interior deslrned stniotlnif for the ship. The soft-spoken Senior has way, each vote had an important The final tally was: Jack Mandarano was hich man and bulit by Mr. Jacob Krap«. The with speclfloatlons from the scale ON THE TE/l/1— by a 31-27 count bearing on the four-cornered Mooney (Engr.) 62, Steve Ha- led the linksmen for . the last /\TRlCKO^P/?IBBLER, Kryuhs with 12 points. model ahowB tiie ti&ree levels of the model. The set Is twenty-one feet SPRING FORMAL three years in addition to wa- race for the other available pos- mas (Arts) 48, Jim Moser (Ed.) Rosato High EUsAbethan ataffe ^dilch Ja beinf hlfh, and a member from B^e Contlnusd from Pags 1 A flBHTlNG ning the Phoenixville Club cham- ition. Hamas, the eventual win- 46, Paul SoUami (Arts) 42, Dan OHjMO Highest individual scorer in reproduced for the Belle Masque Mas<|ue's staffe crew Is shown at mal at ther Hotel Barclay in Phil- conn pionship twice. ner, Moser, O'Connell and Sol- O'Connell (Arts) 41, Gene ^Hrlnc play. The Knifht of "The work on each level. On the Arst adelphia. That same Hotel was A GOOD SHOT Rosato of lami right together Schramm (C^&F) 31, Dick one game was Jim golf team should have kept down Cash- The BominK Pestle." The first level Is level Is Jerry Battle, second level the site of the succeeding two to the last (Arts) BILL FARRELL. Brown's Bombers who netted 22 of depth this year with vote. In the end, man 23, Dick Flaherty plenty the Inner ataffe, the aeoond level Jerry Mlcallef, and on the third affairs but this year a larger individual from last Steve edged Jim by the slim (C&F) 21, George Kaelin points. Second in the many men left over oaed for Interior scenes, and the level. Jack Schneider. An elchteen- ballroom was obtained in order McKenna Wins 600 la of votes. Jaclc season's squad including John margin two (Engr.) 18, Welch (Engr.) ratings is Sid Gecker of the tiili4 Is the mnsleten's balcony. The foot apron has already been com- to accommodate the expected in- A. Murray, Jack Cros- An interesting sidelight to the 17, Gene Hughes (CftF) 13. With 1:12.5; Barry 21 points. Trayer, J. board In fnNit of the Inner stafe pleted and Is to border the Field crease in attendance. Black Flames with election was gained by the writ- Frank Rafferty (CftF) Bart WEEK sin and Joe Moran who can all 13. the apron. House stage. Wilt Standings in Section 1: represents Second To The shoot consistantly under 80. er shortly after the results were Starkey (Engr.) 3. / Won Lost Avg. At the meeting last Thursday (Continued from Page 5) Warriors 4 1.000 ABC Phone Quiz; 1 .800 through the route, Hugo's favorite tactic. Mc- Kryuhs 4 VILLANOVA'S two movies, obtained 2 .500 speed too much for Bryn Mawr 2 courtesy of Wilson Sporting Kenna's was 3 .250 Win Free Smokes Black F.ames 1 Goods Company, were shown. the N. Y. U. star, however, and Engineers ...... 1 3 .250 Here's the best and most beautiful car ALL-OPPONENT They were "How to Play Golf" • 1 4 .200 he lost by a yard. Educators ...... f •• A Telephone Quiz Contest' is- ' 5) . (Continued from Page and "Golf Doctor with Gary Maiocco was favored by virtue 7he Standings in Section II: now being conducted on campus The decision had little bearing Middlecoff". of his season's record. He won Won Lost Avg TEAM because at lowest cost by the Chesterfield cigarette rep- , on the game however, i.ouul Any men who did not attend the American indoor 600 title and Avengers 2 if if -k resentatives, Mike Marshall and Arizin continued to pour in was runner up at this distance Brown s Bombers ... 1 1 .500 the meeting but are interested 1 .500 Neal Fahy, who pose the ques- Oavaliers ...... • • • • 1 Ricca added a few, and in the IC-4A Championships. Mc- WILDCAT STATISTICS in signing up should contact John points, Barons 1 .000 tion five times each Thursday the IC-4A Trayer in room 110 Austin. Tom Sabol supplemented Arizin Kenna was fourth in Hornets 1 .OOj night to students called at ran- meet. Because of this brilliant on the rebound job. The Wild- Bks. 2 & 3 Wins dom from the directory. The triumph he was selected as the refused to be humbled by Last Tuesday night saw Bar- award which builds up ndth two cats outstanding performer o/ the re- packs of Chesterfields for each for the "Tourna- racks 2&3 surprise a hignly any candidate night. This is not bad consider- garded Austin quintet and walk unanswered call, has reached ment of Champions". They com- ing the race was his second 600 on with a very deserved 67-61 two cartons, since the first ten M season with a fine re- of the season. <: .• pleted the triumph, and Alumni keep it's men have been unable to answer Wilt Shades Barry \ -cord of 25 wins and 4 losses. season with a the question "What governor of Fred Wilt defeated John Joe slate clean for the with a 60-45 conquest over the much im- Pennsylvania approved the act Arizin left the game Barry in the slowest mile of the remaining Mendeleers. of the State Legislature grant- full minute of pjay season, a 4:25 affairl The time proved ing a charter to what is npw and received an audible tribute. was held down mostly by the flat The first game produced prob- Villanova of Wilt ably the best played game of the College." Stand by But there were eight other sen- track and the reluctance half thus far, as the two for a possible call Thursday and Barry to commit themselves. second If i iors on the team that put Villa- Barry led most of the way, but squads fought on an even par BlShL basketball's big league. nova in the G-man flasked home with a throughout most of the game. tri- DR. GEORGE C. MOBELU They received a more quiet 56 second quarter to out kick But the ability of the Barracks to bute from more than one Villano- Barry. * hit from the field consistently, OPTOBIETBIST express- Track moves west next week and also control the backboards, van who was overheard Wayne 3433 with the running of the K. of'C. proved too much for Austin to the feeling—"I'm sorry it's ing The Styleline Dc Iuk* 4-Door S«4an EYES EXAMINED AND games in Cleveland, Ohio on Sat- cope with. High scoring Bob over. I couid watch those guys GLASSES FTTTED all urday night. The following Sat- Ruggerio, besides cashing in on forever!" play basketball urday the last major indoor meet, 24 points, played a great back- the Chicago Daily News Meet, board game. His hook shots from jEANNrrrs Star will be held and the curtain will the Pivot were deadly. Phil Bren- BRYN MAWR FLOWER SHOP Villanova On ring down on another great sea- nan of the Barracks and Tom Cortog* Sp^eiatiiiB son. Brennan of Austin put on a good FREE DELIVERY Ail District Team; This car alone provides the trim and exhibition of fine basketball •13 uufcjunn ave. BRYN MAWR, PA. V All-American U t» know-how. Phil netted 15 coun- tailored beauty of Body by Fisher, at ~ INS Where's Arizin ters and Tom garnered 18. Bill Bnr>MawrN7f lowest cost! This car alone offers a choice Lemmer of Austin was kept down weekend Paul Arizin Want to b« a hioH salarlad Mlasman Over the Banner Hung At to 18 points and his inability to of the finest in automatic or standard or morehandioor? "Burt's eourso in . . . . at will was named on two more "All" hit consistently from the field FIRST. and Finest. Lowest Cost! talosmanolilp*' holp you roach Meeting the gang to discuss a quiz drives, at lowest cost! This car alone gives ttio top. 40 yoara suceosofui aaloo ox. News Balcony In Garden proved the downfall for Austin. poHonco tfistillod in 6 wookly lossons, teams, the International Is the only car that brings you these outstanding features Chevrolet all the advantages of Valve-in-Head with a poroonal touch. Cost only Also hitting for double figures date with the campus queen- Engine 96.00. the >a • You may pay 91.00 wsokly. Join service All-American and Villanova might have been ab- at lowest prices . . . 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Come in and see the Chevrolet for In the INS poll Swarthmore. nell who basketed 13 markers. a frosty bottle of Coca-Cola is al- cheers of the entire crowd. first and finest at lowest cost! Cousy, Dick Schnittker. Bill Boehling with 10 Bob Responsible for the banner For Mendel, ways on hand for the pause that Unriih Gallo, former Sharman, and Paul made were two men of the VILLANO- points and Jim high ace, with 9 points refreshes-Cuke belongu up the rest of the team. VAN. Ralph Skoron and Al Del- Allentown were high. ago who had painted it of thirty Of a possible 25 votes of the /tsk /or it either way . . ^th yard square cards. Dallago and Fedlgan Upset LOCAL CHEVROLET DEALER Ricca thing, SEE YOUR Philly writers, Brooks troik-ntarks mean the same Skoron had enlisted the aid of A stunning upset featured the polled 14, enough to place him •OTTi:o IMI COCA-COU COMPANY VI ohilmt " In focol cfossM*^ fmlmphonm tlhm ':.:. a:. • r ' . 4, < ,;) .•••»•,, '^i'^'W'WW'^H^^ J THE VILLANOVAN mvibr vmm/R P-IIP-- VILLANOVAN T»£nhyEROFJHE AU-MITEIIMS Scored 85 Points yEAR, IS RATED AhOHi; .Jn,: in Sporting Volume 25—No. 16 News' Play- VILLANOVA COLLEGE, vIlLANOVA, PA. t; Single Game; BASHETBAll'S Ml Tuesday, March 21, 1950 Ends er of the Year; to Play M Career with 1596 iri East-West Game HEismoromAiifiEAi Blue Barron Signed To Play Belle Masque | Stages By N£AI. FAHY SHOTnhKEH BUT By BILL KLUCSARIT8 Elizabethan If there is any college coach or Also In .1945 he couldn't make his high Here For The Junior Prom sportswriter In the country who de- A 5PECTAC\{im school basketiball team. In 1950 he 0,^^^ : nies that Qf ., Paul Arizin is the greatest DEFENSIVE Beaumont And Fletcher STAR-- is an All-American and ranked by collegiate basketiball player of our "Music of Yesterday and Today" at Prom .',' .era, it is either 'because he has CONTIMiihliy many with the all-time greats of Friday, May 5th, 51" never seen Arizin perform, or else the sport court. Highlights Junior Week **Knight of Burning BiOCHm SHOTS AMD This is the un- has never looked at the amazing paralleled Horatio 'Alger-like story Pestle" to Run Thurs. figures compiled by statisticians T^RABBllli; REBOUNDS " Herb Mathews, Chairman of the Junior of Paul Arizin, outstanding player Prom Committee, -^ albout this phenomenal has announced to Sun., Mar. 23-26 i^./ ; demolisher last week that Blue Barron and his Orchestra have on a team of stars, national ; of records. It is for an evaluation high- been signed to supply the music for the Spring formal. Of these latter named figures, which * scorer in an era of prolific point At a No curtain will part this defy comparison, that this article- poorly-attended class meeting held on February 22nd., gatherers and "a natural thp Thursday night, when you at- . when it Juniors is written. selected the popular band leader over several other "* Perhaps the best way to dem- Thl\: Phiil comes to court spirit" according, to candidates in a close vote". Of the ^""^^"^ presenta- ." seventy^three members 'of "the l^""* ^^tu^^'« ' onstrate Arizin's consistent and pro- class ""^ Beaumont and Flet attending he meeting, • MS FIORE the Sporting News. thirty-seven voted for Blue Barron If" ^! lific scoring ability, which coupled ' Cher comedy.'•"'"'''^^- 'rhs> Kninhi ^t tu. * the remainder cast their The Knight of The with his tremendous backboard SCORm RECORDS Recognized Locally balldts for Larry Green. Burnimj Pestle. Upon entering work recently earned him The The Prom, the major THAU hny OTHER While recognized locally event of Junior Week will be held on Sporting News 'Player of in his from the Field House lobby, the the Year* MKJOR COilEGE award, would be to divide all the junior year, especially after his *- theatre-goer will find himself in- lanky center's cumulative totals iby PUyEK great play in the NCAA tourna- side the Globe Theatre, and the 29 . the games he performed in this IN THE ^ * drawn curtains of the Field year for Villanova and come up PAUk IS COUHTRy ment, it was in his senior year that with what might ibe caUed 'Arizin's House stage will reveal a typi- TOUTED the honors came thick and fast to averaige game'. EVEN cal Elizabethan set of that the- AS THE *' the unassuming South Philadel- The following are statistics for THOUGH EVERY TIME atre's stage. The efforts of the that mythical contest: HBSBm phian. In its pre-season forecasts Belle Masque stage crew are re- 1) He was in action 34 out of the Pmi CLIMBS EVER TO Sport magazine taibbed him as a * sponsible for the reproduction jHMSible 40 minutes, com OUT UKBS 2) He toolc 18 shots from the HIS POl^O of this setting from a scale OF THIS MOPE potential All-American. His play .. field and made good on 9 of them, model built by Mr. STICK AMD "^ Jacob Krupa. . THkfl in the SUgar Bowl Tournament 3) He converted 7.7 of 10 free OlSTRtCT The inspiration for this com- throws, Sims A Tl/0 justified the crystal-gazing experts, edy by its V 4) He scored 25.4 points, co-authors was de- POIMTEn HE as he set a new scoring record and * ; 5) He dominated i>oth luickboards rived from an influence of Cer- ' Vjand .came down with first 50% of «U Am TO HIS was choice for the All-Tourn- vantes' Don Quixote, written five rel>ounds. ^\ HIS ACCMH¥i^ RECORD ament team. This aggregation in-* years before The Knight of The '•'.: Only Average Game eluded such standouts as Unruh of Burnituj Pestle. Beaumont and V3 /5 RBM/IRIOIBLE BREAmG- *he "Knight" Rememiber this is only Arizin's Fletcher followed the ^^^I^^""'^ °^ are Kathleen Rowan, * Cervantes DickHi.l, ?°''^''^'^T average game. On at least 10 oc- FRO/A BOTH T^e FLOOR Bradley and Line of Kentucky. Lauman, Jack Rowe and Ma ry Ann NmSER OF theme in their play to the ex- Connor. casions this past season he has AMO THE rOUL LINE Towards the end of the season, (bettered all of these percentages. POIHTS tent of dubbing Ralph, an Eliza- • I he was voted the Basketball In a majority of the games Paul outstanding col- bethan Don Quixote. Ralph, Team To^ Honored tilLL FARR£LL At has had two and sometimes three legiate basketball player in the na- t)ortrayed by Richard Lauman, men guarding him most of the Student tion