^^a^' Page Eight THE VILLANOVAN November 10, 19S3 University Issue if In observing the recent declaration of Villanova aa a University, the Villanovan takes pleasure in presenting this Activity In Review special edition. On'pag
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' ' ' ' *. ' due to two major causes. The .A,. .'- •' ' • first is the haste in which ships must be loade The second problem is that ^••'^:i.«>> of the unions' putting more «^A«AMIMy«MNM>.V men in the work gangs than thrilllna CiMvreUr* "Tw*>Tmi" 4>4Mr i the contracts call for. Unions With 3 9rM» new MriM. Cli«vrol«t oilan th« widatt choic* of wod fim^ tM n A y fcVi I'rif' \ i''l " in^'iv'T iT*^ r "*-^(ff« , Vj/"^ t » I \i |i'' Fac« TWo THE VILLA NOVAN Nor. 24, 1M3 Not. 24, 1M3 THE VILLANOVAN Pag* ThrM )^illanoya Declared University From College To University: Outline tegallal Action iHHBHHHUH^^IH I Early>?„,. Days»„„ Passes Title Title Change Necessitated Amendment Historical Event Recalls Complex Legal Workings A Great Villanova Saga With the signing of a final de- How did the "Augustinian College of Villanova in the state •cree by the four sitting Judges John Randolph, American Revolutionary War officer and of Pennsylvania" become "Villanova University"? Let's try to of the Court of Common Pleas signer of the Declaration of Independence, probably never dreamed trace the necessary steps. in Delaware County, Villanova that his rambling country estate "Belle Air" would one day be the On March 6, 1953, M. Joseph College became Villanova Uni- site of one of the greatest Catholic universities in America. Connelly, Republican represen- Seminary Is versity last Wednesday, at 10:- Todav, at midcentury, Villan- tative from Delaware county (and brother of former Villan- 30 A. M. ova is just that. but to perpetuate the Augus- Vital Element The brief ova athletic director Bill Con- ceremony was pre- The University's 2200 full- tinian order in the United States. nelly) introduced to the Penn- One of the maii\ reasons for sided over by Judge Harold L. time day and resident students Members of the order had been (» Ervin in the sylvania House of Representa- the founding of Villanova was county courthouse and 218 faculty and administra- sent abroad for their education, in Media. Other justices attend- tion members, tives House Bill No. 581. the desire to establish a Semin- exclusive of main- but on May 18, 1848, Mr. Charles ary in a location such as its ing were Henry G. Sweeney, tenance personnel, present a far This bill proposes to amend Egan was received into the present William R. Toal, P. cry from site. Because of ne- and Arthur the 13 students and novitiate, becoming the first Pamphlet Law 289 (passed May Bretherick. faculty cessity the Seminary has natur- 9 members who attended member of the Order to be re- 5, 1933) so as to include a the first opening subsection allowing nonprofit ally developed with the school. Attorney Joseph Mulray, a Mass of the ceived at Villanova. It is worthy The Augustinians established Villanova graduate, represented college, celebrated by Father of note that the Seminary has corporations which have been in- John O'Dwyer, corporated prior to 1874 to a novitiate at Philadelphia in Villanova at the hearing. He OSA, on August always been considered a dis- 1796. the founding of Vil- 28, 1843. their fil- Upon read the decree to the judges, tinct branch of the college. change names without lanova, the seminary was im- citing the report of the State The property was purchased After the War between the ing a certificate accepting the on October . mediately transferred here. At Council on Education. 31, 1841, for the States, Villanova began to build Constitution of Pennsylvania. sum of first most of the members re- Very Rev. Francis X. N. Mc- $18,000 by Rev. Patrick for the future. Most of the old Two months later, on May 6, ceived all their training here, McGuire, O.S.A., president of E. Moriarty, Augustinian com- buildings were remodeled or the bill passed the House of but as the numbers increased the school, then traced the missioner in the United States. torn down and many ones Representatives and was sent to new to be sent abroad for history In March, 1848, Governor many had of the Augustinian order Fran- were built. In 1917 there were • • the Senate for confirmation. cis their higher studies because of from St. Augustine's time to the Shunk of Pennsylvania sign- six large structures, exclusive Due to the press of business ed the lack of room at Villanova. present. He included the history "an act to incorporate the of the farm buildings, which in the state Senate, it was held REV. Through the generosity of Mr. 'of Villanova, how it was founded, FRANCIS X. N. McOUIRE, Vlllanova's president, speaks Augustinian College of Villano- were maintahied by the lay GOVERNOR JOHN S. FINE of Pennsylvania, signs the act which enabled Villanova to become a until the third reading, when it va", Bernard Corr of Philadelphia, and the dates of the founding of ^before Justices llrethericlc, Sweeney, Ervin, and Toal (not pic- giving the school legal re- brothers. the « » University. Witnessing the signing are: M. Joseph Connelly, republican represntativ of Delaware was finally passed. Governor Father Mullen was Hall built in cognition. Only a few St. Mary's was each of the schools of Villanova. tured) at tlie Court of Common Pleas In Media, Fa., prior to the years after first president after the school County, Very Rev. Joseph M. Doughrty, Prior Provincial, Rev. Edward B. McKee, and Father John S. Fine put the final sig- turning 1912. Although no novitate Father McGuire pointed out that signing of tlie decree which made Villanova a university. out its first graduates, was reopened in 1865, and the McGuire. nature to the bill on August 26. training is now oflfered here, the Villanova has been a University hard times plus a wave of anti- curriculum was practically the The next step was up to Vil- seminary is of great importance in fact, though not in name, for Catholicism forced the college '57. ^ nova. We presented a petition same as that of Father Pa- Mm for higher leammg. to close its SC Picks Dec. 18 many years, since it has had doors. When the Ci- trick next presi- Wildcat's History for status as a university to be President's Message Stanton, the Traced The value of the seminary several schools under the one vil War came to a close in As University Day passed by the proper channels. dent, who took office in 1869, cannot be overestimated because 1865, Villanova Utle. The entire Villanova family, Faculty, Students, and resumed opera- gave Villanova its first gymna- A special session of the This petition was presented of its education of parish priests, tions, and has By Student Publications An interesting note at the Alumni, rejoices today in the action of the Court of been expanding sium. Student Council was called to the office of the secretary of ever since. educators, missionaries. signing was the use of Villano- Delaware County. In the midst of such rejoicing, we At the golden jubilee of Nov. 19 to agree upon the The year 1953 not only marks sue, devoted to literary rather the commonwealth, where) it was va's quill pen. Also during the humbly render thanks to Almighty God and to Our Lady The life of a Villanova stu- 1893, the college contained a date for a non-class day, the change of Villanova from than journalistic efforts, approved. It was then forward- it continued for four years^ signing and the picture taking of Good Counsel for having led us to this memorable dent in those early days was a faculty of 16 priests and 90 commemorating Villanova's a college to a University, but ed to the Pennsylvania Bureau >Ji ' until July 1897. Just before which followed, Judge Brether- success in our long and noble history. rigorous one. Reveille was at students. Father Fedigan under- acquisition of University sta- it also marks the 25th anniver- of Corporations, which also World War I it was revived by ick point out that as an under- Pursuant to the provisions of a recent act of the 5:30 A.M; no student could took the construction of two tus. The Council voted for sary of the Villanovan as a gave its approval. The State Father Hickey in a literary graduate at Temple he had Pennsylvania legislature, the Court of Delaware County leave his room until the signal inunense buildings. College Hall Dec. 18, and it was approved weekly publication. However, Council on Education then pass- form, which ran until many recollections of the fierce has seen fit to confer on us the title of Villanova Univer- was given. Classes began at (present-day Mendel), and the by Very Rev. F. X. N. Mc- there was a "Villanovan" in 1927. The ed the request, verifying that modem Villanovan reached its rivalry at that time between sity. 8:30 A.M., and continued 'till Monastery. At that time the pro- Guire, O.S.A., President of existence as early as 1893. At Villanova was eligible for uni- present position Villanova and Temple. It is with a great deal of pride that we assume this noon. Afternoon sessions started ject was dubbed "Fedigan's Fol- the University^ that time it was a monthly is- under the gui- versity status. dance of Rev. John A. Klekotka, Representing Villanova at the title. At the same time we are thoroughly cognizant of at 2:00 P.M. and adjourned at ly", for it was believed that the The Court of Common Pleas and Rev. Eklward B. McKee, ceremonies, which began at 10 the responsibility thus thrust upon us. We shall aim 4:30 P.M; they resumed at 5:00 enormous capacity of these edi- next received the petition, where O.S.A. to be a University in the strict sense of the term. We ended at 6:00 P.M. Evening fices would never be used. These final papers were signed, ofiScial- Wednesday morning and closed Another outstanding Villano- at 10:30, were, in addition to look forward to years of academic achievement, to classes were from 7:00 P. M. beliefs were soon proved to be ly changing our name from va publication, the Belle Air McGuire, Rev. Eklward greater service to our Community, to the Nation, and P.M. to 8:00 P.M. At 9 o'clock false. "The Augustinian College of Father is going into its the Yearbook, now O. S. A., vice presi- to Holy Mother Church, '^rv:;', student retired, but there School of Engineering Villanova in the State of Penn- B. McKee, The 22nd year. The first issue came Ruane, publicity were three periods set aside for opened in and ten sylvania" to "Villanova Univer- dent; Eugene was 1905, out in 1922, during the presi- Harris, ttecre- prayer and four for rcreation. pre-Medical sity". director; George years later the dency of Father Driscoll, under Silence was enforced in the tary-treasurer of the Alumni course was introduced. Sununer the energetic direction of stu- Official wording of the subsec- Rev. Francis X. N. McGuire, O.S.A. washroom, dormitory, refectory AssociatiMi ; and attorney Mul- school and extension school did tion is: "E. corporation in- :,...••:,,' ^: ..".'••' dent editor William O'Leaiy. Any President and study hall. Tuition fees ray. not appear on the scene until The yearbook had so expanded corporated prior to 1874 by any amounted to $125.00 per year. and 1919, respectively. 1918 in scope that a moderator was general or special act which has Villanova's aim was not only During the First War, World appointed and in 1940 Father not filed with the Department to educate young men in the Villianova became a training New Status Necessitates Pcnn State Title Sullivan joined with Father Fal- of State a certificate accepting principles of Christian living, school for officers. Army vey in guiding the students in the provisions of the Constitu- Many Minor Adjustments University Also their publishing efforts. Well tion of Pennsylvania and of the known among the university's act herein amended may amend Penn State College, applying publications is the Lynx, which its charter for the purpose of the same provision whicii^ facil- changing its name as provided With the announcement that ger. He is hoping that the new is the successor to the early itated >nilanova's change of Villanova had become a Univer- appeal might encourage enroll- literary magazine, the Villano- in article seven of this act in status, officially became The sity came not only much joy but ment in the rapidly expanding van. Published four times year- the same manner and to the Pennsylvania State University ly, the Lynx contains creative many problems and several re- evening school. same extent as if it had filed the November 14th. The bill pro- committee is working now and informative poetic, fictional arrangements throughout the A certificate of acceptance provid- vides that any non-profit organ- essay contributions that re- QUILL PEN used by Governor campus. The big chairman Bill on a plan to offer a wider range and ization, in existence before the flect the various facets of college ed for in the section herein Fine In signing the House Mil Koehler got the final word to of studies to evening students enactment of the State consti- life and students viewpoints. amended." No. 581, August 26, 195S. go ahead and order the first next year by adding courses in tution in 1877, can change its Villanova University rings. Al- Accounting, Social Studies and name by a decree of the local though the pocket emblem on Business Administration leading courts rather than the state le- this year's blazer does not de- to a BS degree. gislature. signate either "college" or "uni- Among the dusty Villanova Poll Expresses Challenges Subsequent to the change of versity," the committee is meet- College banners, toys, sweaters title, Penn State, is planning to ing to decide if the latter can and jackets that adorn the walls What effect do you think the viduals. In my opinion, this can Don Sabia, C&F, Day-hop, change its various schools to or should be added. of the Pie Shop, new Villanova change from College to Univer- be attained through more em- '55: "Perhaps now that we have novelties "colleges'.' and the smaller de- sity should have upon Villan- phasis on the cultural aspects University status, could in- , The Bookstore, expecting the U. sportswear and a we partments in turn, to "schools." engraving on their stationary to beam. Newly engraved jewelry ova? of education and activities." augurate a few University ideas; and new decals fill the show- Located in State College, Pa., These are the answers to that the Honor system, and a more change for a long time, has been DR/Xk Gene Fllipsld, Arts, Resident, leeting the stock of "college" cases. Penn State was chartered in 1855 question, given by a cross-sec- careful selection of students, by *64: "Villanova University . . . lone "Villanova College" tional group of Villanova stu- standards of quality, not quanti- material run low. Only recently The as "Farmer's High School"; in the name itself ftounds like some- behind St. Rita's hall, fac- dents last week when the an- ty." the supply of envelopes ran out sign 1862 it became the Agricultural thing bi^ and important. It is and a new huge supply was or- ing the railroad tracks, has been nouncement of that change of School of Pennsylvania. The (^w^& now up to us io make it that Sr. M. Alma, O.S.F., Ednoa* to room for title was made public. dered. All further stationary and torn down make way. Sure, we need Nov. 24, 1983 T H E VILLANOVAN I'fT 'PttfO 'SOVMI Nov. !24, 1953 P«ff« Six THE VILLANOVAN \ Cage Practice Hears End; Victory ' Downs Orange Team Club Still Question Mark Potential Twelve Seniors EARLY OUTLOOK: Vets, Sophs Realized In In Collegiate Severance's V, Upset Win Opening Trio Features Finale Saturday By Harry Nash Main Hopes Heaps Bevo, Lebanon Valley By Joe Villanova's hoopsters move in- Villanova University's I n - By Harry N€uh Twelve Villanova seniors, to their final censed football club, finally rea- A little-known college quint camp in the Palestra against week of practice headed by All-American half- today with the fortunes of the lizing the potential that so from Maryland, a team from Lebanon Valley is the second Gene Filipski and Captain 1953-54 basketball edition still back many of its followers had anti- Ohio that last year produced half of a double-header, with 'M Joe Faragalli, end their college a big question mark. by' re- cipated even through early- perhaps the most widely-publi- Penn's Quakers competing in Led gridiron careers this Saturday turning lettermen Bob Schafer campaign disasters, scoffed at <» cized ball player in the country, the opener, as will be the case the Fordham game. and Jack Devine, the club has with its season-long critics at Frank- and a cagenconscious club from for the entire year at the Pales- For Filipski it will be his last shown surprisingly strong of- lin Field Saturday and bolted Annville, Pennsylvania, that up- tra. ^ m to better his position as fensive strength, but neverthe- chance to a 14-13 upset triumph over ) ended favored Fordham in the Mount St. Mary's, a small repeater of last year's less the fact remains that it will a possible favored Syracuse. NCAA sectional playoffs last Catholic institution that places r ; * i All-American honors. \ be a very inexperienced squad It was without a doubt one of season constitute the opposition a great deal of emphasis on taking the court next Wednes- All twelve men have, at some the most stout-hearted "team for Al Severance's rejuvenated basketball as its major sport, day at the Fieldhouse. time in the past three years, victories" ever displayed by a Villanova hardwood squad in has failed to distinguish itself A One of the main reasons for been members of the starting Wildcat aggregation in 60 years w I • VILLANOVA TROPHY, presented annually to the winner In the team's opening trio of of late in E^astem hardwood Eastern a show of optimism in the team, and each one, with the of gridiron endeavor.^ Intercollegiate 150-lb. Leaguei pUy. This year the beau- games. circles; it features long-distance ^m tiful gold cup will Mainline camp has been the con- exception of Chuck McGuckin, For here was a team that had go to Navy. St Mary's Opener shooting ability in place of ex- in last season's sistent excellent showing of so- were mainstays been taking it on the chin all The Wildcats open December tremely tall men, which it Main Liners SPORTS CHATTER phomore John Cirino. Along two platoon squad that posted a year long from the press, from ^ I* 2 against Mount St. Mary's of lacks. — with captain Jack Devine, the fine 7-1-1 record. Emmitsburg, Maryland on the Bevo Attraction the opposition, from a lack of 6'4" eleven forward from Malveme, Starters of this year's List Eight support; here was a ball club Field House floor, meet Bevo Of course, the name that Rio departing are halfbacks A Time For Decision and Crew, otherwise L. I. should give the Wildcats who are that not only was, by way of Francis Grande has achieved in the past • I <•, the board strength and steady Ralph Cecere and Filipski, quar- tremendous effort Saturday, known as Rio Grande, December year has been primarily due to New Yorkers its scoring necessary to a winning guards entire Wildcat squad surround^ Coach Art Raimo in a pre- By Dick Contoy Philadelphia Arena its 6' 9" terback Chuck McGuckin, The celebrating Its Alma Mater's as- 4 at the phenomenal center who Mentzer ball club. Marty Milligan and Fitzpa- strategy get-together. It paid off, evidently . . . By Tom Pete Carrieri and Tom Syracuse game to the University status, and the ioUowing night set up hogged so many national sport cent almost certain Faragalli, and end The Main Liners won, 14-13. When Villanova clashes with It's taken an awfully long time and quite a few hard jolts headlines in Larry Tiemey, trick, tackle but was also, and primarily, a the 1952-53 basket- Fordham University this Satur- tf I to make the situation obvious, but it looks as if the powers of starters next week, are showing Roy Kershaw. proving to the slightly frenzied ball wars, and who landed a afternoon in the season's Eastern football have finally read the handwriting on the wall. well, and with sharpshooter Injuries Costly day that it perch for himself on the Asso- crowd of near-13,000 looldng have limited the play football finale at the Polo And that handwriting spells a good, solid financial loss for ciated Press Bobby Schafer more Injuries Meet Rams could play the brand of ball re- Third team and the Villanovans every major independent college in the £last like the departed Larry Hennes- of several key men during their Grounds in New York, it will unless one of two United Press second club that mlnescent of its predessessors « * — Halfback Ben be sort of a private "homecom- courses are taken, and these are either to 1) de-^mphasise or 2)unite. would be one sy every day the Cats could well senior season. who last year were denied an Bevo Francis. This ing" day for some eight mem- The dropping of footl>all in quick succession by Georgetown, unassuming be on their way to a big year. Addiego, quarterback Joe Mc- In Renewal Of Rivalry Orange Bowl bid that was, iron- lad (Clarence is his ele- Niagara, and St. should have been the cue Weave Again Nicholas, and guards Bob Berg bers of this year's varsity NYU, Bonaventure real name) dunked in points to for some positive action but obviously the heads were still in The Severancemen will work Two Catholic institutions, one illustrating the folly of faith in ven. Ray Rigney, Tom Fitzpa- the tune of an unbelievable 50- the sand. The 1952 season, however pusheci quite a few of the out of their traditional weave famous in days gone by far comparitive scores, have lost to trick, Charlie McGuckin, Joe point average, playing for a Viverito, Bill powers' back to the wall, and the realization of that fact is its legendary "Seven Rocks of one opponent that decisioned Leichtweis, Joe school that enrolls only a little just about on the at this Last Vil- Granite," and the other the pos- the Wildcats—Boston College, McGarry, Nelson Marshall, and dawning East moment. year over 100 students, over a tenth lanova (7-1-1) and Holy Cross (7-2) had the two best records sessor of one of the country's by 20-13—and have defeated Pete Cassidy are the native New X P • of which play basketball. Fran- in the E^ast, yet even these teams, each averaging a paltry 11,000 finest aggregations last season, another which also included Vil- Yorkers who will be performing cis, as a freslunan last season, per game, absorbed a tidy loss on football. If the winners were come to bitter grips this Satur- lanova on its victim list—De- as Wildcats for the first time topped all his former accom- drawing gates like these, what then of the mediocre clubs in day afternoon in the renewal troit, by a 21-7 score. The oth- this season before the home plishments by astounding the the East, the teams with losing records? The Wildcats, playing of a potentially heated and tra- er losses were to powerful Syra- folks. cage world agahist Ashland Jun- out a poor '53 season before near-empty stands, have found out dition—enlivened gridiron rival- cuse, 20-13, to Penn State, 28- Linemen Represented Bevo Francis ior Ck>llege with a mildly-sensa- the answer to that question. ry. 21, and to Holy Cross, 20-7. Fitzpatrick and Rigney, both 50 Per Game tional 116 points. Fordham, the Rams under the The three additional wins were three-year veterans, and Charlie Loss Of Prestige These totals, as most experts 20-0, Temple, argue, astute direction of Ed Danowski, over Miami U., McGuckin are the only seniors The near-fatal blow to Eastern prestige, however, comhig must be taken with ton- Rutgers, 40-13. BasketbaN List gue in and Villanova University, guid- 28-0, and among the group. Fitzpatrick, a right after the shocker that once-mighty Fordham was seriously cheek because of the inept competition ed by former star Art Raimo, Fordham relies mainly on its burly 225-pound guard, has been contemplating dropping the sport, was the complete annihilation that is usually '53 the this thrown into end mediocre outings at passing offense, directed by sen- a boulder of strength in of the Lambert Trophy winner, Syracuse, in the Orange Bowl 1953-1954 the Rio Grande Grounds game time is 2 second in the forward wall. Always a Tom Fitzpatrick schedule; and until the Ohioans Helm Polo — ior Roger Franz, year's on New Year's Day. The handwriting should have been glaringly Jack Fitz Interference Specialist Dec. 2 Mt. St. Mary's meet teams the like o'clock. East last year with 106 com- good defensive player, legible by this time, but it took still another financially rocky P of Villan- Extra Points and Irony " :' '• the 4 Rio Grande ova and N. Mediocre Seasons pletions, but banks with fair quickly adapted himself to ically, handed out to this same season and a final push by Villanova's own Bud Dudley to shake C. State and Butler, and Bob Volonino were all forc- " 5 Lebanon Valley as they will Both ball clubs will meet at success on a running game one-platoon type of play to win Syracuse elub. (61-6, Alabama.) at least a few college domos out of their lethargy. + in the course of the ed to assume lesser roles on the » Coogan's Bluff with one primnrv spearheaded by bull-dozing full- a starting berth on the 1953 VUlanoVa was unmistakably 9 Loyola (Bait.) A upcoming campaign, definite ap- club following unfortunate in- Conference Proposed *f- purpose in mind—to anply fin- back John Griffin. team. inspired from start to finish. 12 St. Francis (Pa.) f praisals of "Bevo's" tangibles juries in previous games. Dudley's answer, of course, is ishing touches to campaigns that At 6 feet, 8 inches, Ray Rig- The Main liners—all of them the proposed Northeast Con- 15 Princeton A will be hard to form. Ground »» Last year standouts Bob Ir- Edge On ference to be composed of such as Villanova, BC, BU, Holy Cross, 16 have not been especially pleas- ney is the tallest man on this tackled with a vengeance; the Xavier (O) f Lots of Support vin and Ed Prorok, both '54 Villanova's running game, Syracuse, Penn State, Rutgers, Colgate, »i ing to look back upon, although year's squad. Always a top- line blocked is if possessed by Temple, etc. The advan- 19 Canisius A Rio Grande Coach Newt Oli- graduates, were unable to play paced by Ralph Cecere, Jack tages to such a conference are both obvious Fordham has displayed occa- flight receiver, Ray led the the devil; the backfield members and numerous; the .28, 29, 30 Kentucky Tour- ver has no one-man team, by fall because of physical Helm and Gene Filipski, is su- main one being it this sional superior form in compil- Main Line wingmen in passes never stopped churning—they that would stimulate interest in a sport that nament, Louisville, Ky. any means—all of his starters disabilities. perior to the Fordham ground is rapidly losing its grip on Elastem customers. With the con- (Louisville, Ekistem are ^^ ing a 4-4 mark, having descended caught last year by snaring 23 ran as if life Itself was at stake. Ken- back, including the boy who •f' attack, and the passing poten- ference winner going possibly to a major bowl, added significance tucky, Siena, last •I' Departing Reserves to the .500 mark at the hands for a total of 253 yards. This The whole crew was magnificent. Western year was, curiously enough, tial on a par with that of the would be given to every Guard Art Knowlton and end of Holy Cross last week-end. year, with the elimination of There's no doubt about—they league game. Dudley cites many other Kentucky, Xavier, Hous- chosen Most Valuable Player in Rams'. The ball game will pro- advantages Ray Rigney, whowere valuable The visiting Main Liners, on the two platoon, Ray has divided "wanted" that ball game. of union ; traveling expenses would be cut, scheduling ton, Murray State, Villan- preference to Francis—Wayne bably be decided largely on the problems reduced, ' bench strength, are the other other hand, have been out of the right end duties with Roy Ralph Cecere was great standardized competition would be possible, ova) "Wonder" Wiseman, who led the 1 breaks. wind- basis of line play and and a closer relationship between the participating teams Jan. 2 N. C. State ^ :' nation fourth-year men who are reach of the even-steven mark Kershaw. :. .. his 88-yard scamper In the se- would f with a tremendous field Jack Devine its Villanova, in spite of be realized, helping to create " • ' ing up their college football days since their surprising loss to Where's Charlie? cond quarter produced the first rivalries in other sports. The major 6 Millersville F goal percentage of .629. Wise- Rebounding Hope unexpectedly disastrous sea- advantage, however, is its boosts to the " against Fordham. Boston University two weeks "Where was Charlie before score; Gene Filipski was a pad- box-office; the nearness 8 Baldwin-Wallace f man's an even 6 feet, will team again this season with perhaps should the " During their three years of ago; nevertheless, the concensus and its 3-6 record, perpetual motion machine; of teams would make it possible for each to supoort the 13 King's College F with three other over-6 start- this?" That's what Villanova ded Devine, Schafer and Cirino mo- ^. competition, these play- win. ball club that repeat- others' gate, and an established rivalry always draws even when " 16 St. Francis (Bkln.) ers in addition to varsity is leaning toward the suspicion A followers asked themselves after Joe McNicholas took off f Francis. Vil- ving into the pivot on occasions. the teams have mediocre records. " ers have provided Villanova fans that this Villanova outfit is an contains such explosive power a star on the edly around end for gains—his 20 Siena A lanova will perhaps be the first The squad has been working well Chuck McGuckin, »• with many thrills. The quick infinitely finer and more explo- choice of plays was clever and 23 Seton Hall f genuine obstacle in this club's and drive as practically baseball diamond but a virtual Return to Reality n against a zone defense which I bursts through the line by Filip- sive team than is indicated by gridiron at deceptive; Jack Helm, who boot- 30 Dayton A hopes for national recognition they expect to encounter more this same team used last year unknown on the — This, then, is the answer to the plight of Eastern football ski, the aggressive line play of trio of victories. crucial conversions. Feb. 1 Duquesne A as a truly good team. In the its lone least in college, came off the ed the and the only thing preventing it from success than once in the near future. to pile up its 7-1-1 mark just is the natural Faragalli, Volonino, and Ker- Lost to EC then lethar- Intercepted a Orange pass In the 6 N. C. State A past two seasons, Rio has won Reserve Strength bench to spark the reluctance of a sleeping man to rouse himself and get down to punting and remain dormant forever. 7 Belmont Abbey (this shaw, the excellent The Knickerbockers, neatly can't Mainliners to an all-out third period and ran It back 54 business. A sounds like Knute Rockne's The most aid from the secon- gic Other factors come into play, of course, such as the »» fine 9 Seton Hall running of Cecere, and the against powerful Kentuc- yards before being hauled down A Notre Dame records) 62 and lost dary is expected to come from effort dreams of Holy Cross and Colgate for future Ivy League affilia- i> job of qnarterbacking by Mc- this play led ultimately to the 10 St. Peter's F two. Foley, a 6'5" ky and a win over Xavier. A — tion and Pitt for the Big Ten, but even these schools have Tom sophomore Guckin after a three year ab- adroit 13 Boston College f Great Season from Hartford, Connecticut, - clever play-caller and an second VU score. finally begun to face reality. is and Villanova U. Fordham U There still a long way to go, sence from football will all leave the 17 St. Bonaventure t Lebanon Valley, with three the new Steve Grcpp, Joe Servon. passer, Charlie came to Line Tremendous however; it is one thing to get the ball rolling and quite another fond memories with Mainline a few years 20 Muhlenberg A main cogs under six feet, had Six-foot-two coaches' eyes just Justice In words can't be done to get final agreement down on paper. But at least Bud Dudley Dave Clune could,^ Starting Line-Ups 22 LeMoyne a great 20-3 1952- '53 ^ supporters. late. line. Roy Kershaw was is carrying f season, very well become a most valu- too to the the ball and he was, and is still is, a pretty tough I*' With such talented material 27 Fordham f losing to Wake Forest and Fordham Villanova Foremost among the Gotha- his unsual Invaluable self and fullback to bring down. able cog, and diminutive John Mar. leavmg. Coach Art Raimo will juniors is big 3 lona t L.S.U. in the NCAA regionals Meade will be counted on for L. E. Lawrence nerce ... 85 L. E. Don McComb 80 mltes who are Don McComb and Ray Rigney Now Or Never great task replacing them 6 Duquesne at Raleigh after have a Leichtweis 71 Joe Leichtweis, a Uckle who were both instrumental in the f downing Ford- much spot action. Dave Siga- L. T. Bill Parulis 81 L. T. Joe The boys had better sit up and start listening before * in the future. the This game will be played ham earlier in the year. The love, at 6'6" the team's L. G. Tom FItzpatrick 64 made the starting team as a scores—lanky Ray's crushing tallest L. Ci. Henry Psurowski ... 63 whole thing gets out of hand ; the majbr bowls are almost com- in the Philadelphia Arena. club loses its and has held down the in the third period high-scorer, Leon member; Joe Donnelly, a set- COVER C. Charles Danielczuk 53 C. Nelson Marshall 51 freshman tackle late pletely tied up, and the pros are getting more and more popular f Palestra games are part of Miller, but will retaliate a reproduction of the left tackle position ever since. Syracuse fumble on a with shot specialist and defensive Against R. Cm. Dick Algatt 72 R. G. Pete Carrier! .*..V.. 69 caused a as the college gates dwindle. The chips, are down for Eastern double headers. The University its comparatively charter granted to Vil- 72 Though hampered this year by return that eventually ma- small men ace; and Jim Brady, a jump- original R. T. Jerry Groome 78 R. T. Joe Faragalli ...... punt foobtall, and unless someone does something beside bluff, every- of Pennsylvania plays in the Lou Sorrentino, Howie Landa, shot artist from by the State of Pennsyl- E. Roy Kershaw 85 a painful back injury, Joe never- terialized as Villanova's second one the Panama lanova R. E. Andy Nacrelli 80 R might as well start planning a nice long-range program other games. Senior has managed to play 45 and Herb Finkelstein. Landa Canal 2k>ne, will also be expect- vania in .1848, sUnds €^. Roger Frans 12 QB. Chuck McGuckin 11 theless scoring thrust McComb and Mike for building character. a every game, F—Field House made the NCAA All-Tourna- ed to see reserve duty for the mek Brady Uujiting up Uni- Joe Palmieri 26 LHB. Gene FIllpsU 20 to 50 minutes of Mayock were immovable That's about LH& the only thing anyone will be able to afford. A—Away games ment team at Raleigh. discarding a Ceeere 27 which is ample testimony of Mainliners. versity banner, RH& Joe Yalch 22 RHB. Ralph throughout Tom Fitzpatrick tl by College pennant. Designed FB. John GrUBn 48 FB. Jack Helm S4 (Continued on Pac« 8) (Continued on Page 8) BemJe Coyne. . — THE VILLANOVAN Not. 24/1963 Par* Eiffkt Johnnies' Feted Barry Ind In IC4-A Meet; By y. U. Men Sat. Wanamaker's Department Store, 13th and Chestnut Sta., Kelley, MSC Clinch Firsts will play this Saturday to three hundred and fifty Villanova students, and their quests from the St. John's Orphanage for this mm year "Operation Yule." By Norm Feldpwuh Co-chairmen Red McGahan and Lou Fournier announced that pride of Erin has cap- Millrose Games. In the Wana- VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, Johnny Kelley, twenty-two The Vol. 29L-NO. 8 VILLANOVA, PA. December 9, 1953 700 pledges to take out orphans were received. However, since National indoor maker Mile, a blazing 4:08.2 year old senior from Boston tured the AAU only 350 would actually be needed, these were selected by the championship as well as journey around the boards was University, transformed the mile V'. v* "Hat and pin" method as this the fourth fastest ever run at Dudley Speaks nightmare of Cemetary Hill in- the IC4-A outdoor two-mile 1st Convocation was thought to be the fairest to the dream of his first major championship. He has been a the Millrose Games. way. victory collegiate triumph in the forty- constant threat to the The loss of Barry and Dwyer r '28 All those chosen will be noti- Two of Villanova's all-time track greats, John Joe Barry, (L), Vincent, Grad IC4-A cross- hopes of many Villanova oppo- will be a severe blow to Villan- Hears President fied before the end of fifth annual participants in a highly sacoessful this week. fortunes. However, and Fred Dwyer, both top country championship run at nents througout his stay. Barry ova's track The expansion program, the The entire number of day-hop in an excellent freshman squad Wildcat cinder era. At Grid Banquet Van Cortland Park last Monday. climaxed his final season, ^ Monday process of becoming a University applicants were accepted to- the onlookers in which he remained undefeated may be able to furnish milers in gether with Kelley stunned Mr. William H. Vincent, *28, name as well as in fact, and an equal number of comfortable mar- in dual meet competition, by his who may even eclipse the feats resident students. winning by the Campus News prominent local attorney, will the attendant responsibilities on It is requested the ta- place performance in of fabulous Freddy; all gin of forty yards over second receive the 22nd annual Loyalty the students featured the talk that day-hops with cars come ,#•» 163 competitors York. Though the role of by and help out by transporting lented field of New ' Award at this year's Football Very Rev. Francis X. N. bare- is not always favored ' Geisz idea students in 24:15.7. Michigan State runner-up Team Victory Swimorama banquet. McGuire, O. S. A., president of and orphans who do champion- competitor like John, it is Villanova, not have ly retained the team by a played perhaps the top Mr. Vincent, former member at last Tuesday's 1 :30 a means of transporta- Pittsburgh of a magnificent effort convocation. tion. ship by defeating evidence game of his college career. Set For Pool On Dec. 5 of the Board of Governors of in quest of victory. Donations and Penn State by the slender and struggle He threw key blocks in Cecere's the National Alumni Association Plans have already been sub- Requested was omitted from Another "first**, the latest in Both McGahan margin of 82-84-88. Villanova jaunt (he took four Orangemen and a present member of the mitted by architects for the and Fournier string, will come to Villanova Joe Barry, standings because the a wish to sincerely thank all vo- Villanova's John the team out of the play) and tossed his Executive committee, was select- construction of a student union com- failed to provide five on Saturday, Dec. 5. lunteers, even those who could the pre-meet co-favorite, Wildcats 225-pound frame into two more Seniors to Vote ed by a vote of the former re- building, said Father McGuire. the Villanovans to "Swimorama,'* the brainchild not be chosen, and urge that pleted a successful jaunt of finishes. Other would-be tacklers as McNicholas cipients of the award. will Equipment alone will cost $300,- co- This the "Johnnies'* grind in Speciale (67). of Ed Geisz (who holds a these students give a portion of treacherous five mile finish were Guy ran back an intercention 55 Class' Gift 's> be the thirty-second annual 000. The whole expansion phase On never tall . and Jim patent on the word) has been what they would have so 24 :58 to capture second position, Ray Wheiler (131), yards to the losers' 16 in the football banquet sponsored by in the next few years will cost spent on effort to dispel some added to the previous "fhrsta" and improve his fourth place fin- Drumm (158). The Wildcats Fara- In an over two million dollars. the outing in the collection box, to Toy land will be in order third quarter. Captain Joe store the VUIanova Club of PhUadel- hampered by in- of the rumors that have been (Ladies' Night, the Acme in the pie shoppe, to help others ish of last year. Robert Hollen, continued to be galli made his last home game a phia. The student - union building and the orphans will also see Osterhout, the loss of Fred heard concerning the donation deal, the halftime fashion show). who are taking out an orphan. Santa Claus. Penn State, Ray juries with memorable one; he, Joe Leicht- The Loyalty Award is given will house a new modern dining The store will also of the Statue of Our Lady of Bill "Go** Ryan (who else^ Buses for resident students runner-up from Syracuse the Dwyer and Bill Rock. weis, until he was injured late each year to the alumnus who hall. conduct a brief Christmas play fellow Irish (jood Counsel, Senior class presi- will be master of ceremonies will leave from the rear entrance for the last two years, and Lamont Dwyer, like his in "the game, Pete Carrieri and "demonstrates zeal in alumni University benefit of the orphans. most for the day, which will feature of the dining hall in will conclude dent Ted Sheehan devoted between 8:30 Finally at 1 : P.M., Smith, Penn State, followed speedster Barry, Nelson Marshall were all indis- affairs and loyalty to alma ma- The steps in becoming a Uni- 30 students Febru- last class meeting to this some of the most famous swim- and 9:00 A. M. After arriving that order. his collegiate career in of the ter". Bud Dudley* versity and orphans will go to the Com- pensable in the success of Vil- world. were also outlined at came to Villan- subject. mers and coaches in the at the orphanage and picking modore Theatre to see ary. Fred, who lanova's line play, which was Dudley To Speak be made at the same time to yet the convocation. Father McGuire a special Prep by In keeping with the title up the orphans the party will Christmas BULLETIN ova from Seton Hall sharp throughout. Sheehan outlined the history The Banquet will feature unnamed players, are the Most traced the charter and explained show. The theatre has jarring and means "overall view**)* Santee of Kansas ran Notre Dame, suffered a the gift. emphasized that ("rama" then go to two Horn and Har- been contracted exclusively for Wes way of Great Improvement of He "Bud" Dudley, Athletic Director, Valuable Player Award, given the necessary procedures Bud I>udley, Athletic DIreetor, the dart stores for lunch. the second fastest time in the back injury and was out of ac- since that time it has been the as the principal speaker, follow- by the National Alumni Associa- the orphanage group and all This was a really "hungry" Coach Geiss have school went through. cross-country history for the last three weeks of class' idea and no one else's and Swim ed by short talks tion Cyril These arc located at 1508 expenses have been paid by the NCAA tion club if there ever was one; its — by Art Rauno, and the J. Burke oohtracted leaders In all swtan He said that we must conti- at Lansing, Michigan, Monday the season. He finished fifth in idea—to give this donation. football head coach; Rev. Fran- Award to the "most improved Market St. and 244 North Broad Orphanage Committee. When use and application of the fun- to give dIscassloBS beating out John year before departments nue to be a University in fact St. with the Orphanage group this is over the orphans will re- afternoon in the IC4-A run last damentals was noticable as nev- He went on to say that condi- cis X. N. McGuire, O. S. A. Uni- Player". John Joe season. and demonstrations. scheduled to arrive there at turn to the Kelley of BU and his spectacular indoor tion have made it impossible to versity President, Rev. Joseph The Banquet will be held at as well as in name and progress Orphanage home at er before. The irony of it all is Bob Kiphuth, Yale and Olym- Barry of Villanova — second As a sophomore, Dwyer won the breakage fee for this Dougherty, O. S. A., and Rev. the Bellvue-Stratford Hotel in 11 :00 A. M. The cost of the meal 5:30 P.M. and the orphans' big embodied in the final score—14- use the hand with steadily and surely in that direc- respectively. title, and pic coach, will be on including orphan and student day will be completed. and third, IC4-A outdoor mile 13 extra points decid- purpose and that if the wishes James Donnellon. O. S. A. Philadelphia on December 14, —with the of his outstanding swim- tion. He pointed out that our by also taking the in- some The seniors the in- starting at seven o'clock. Tic- will be $1.50. For those who plan to go by repeated it wasn't so to donate it still persist, some on squad, ing the outcome; will talk on "Condi- present machine age exercises will his crown. Thus, prior to the mers. He cluding the managers, will kets will be put on sale at the Santa Claus automobile, the best route is John Joe Barry close door long ago, in vain effort against sacrifices must be made. _ be Fred was no tioning the Swunmer." Joe Ver- an unhappy influence on study along Lancaster Avenue to 52- legendary career at Villanova 1952-53 season, the final awarded miniature gold football Business Office in Mendel Hall The party will then proceed Texas and Georgia and Wake "I intend to have of the 200 meter to the victory stand. deur, winner helmets. presentations and will cost per person. habits. (Continued Pa^re to Wanamaker's where visit nd St. Go down 52nd to Wya- in February. Four years have stranger the extra point was ready in a few days for Other to $6.50 on 7) a Forest, that details stroke hi the 1952 Olym- passed since the red-faced Irish- Dwyer's meteoric rise to in- breast lusing Street and then turn left. so conspicious in its abscense. a poll to be given, asking if of several world man journeyed from the Emer- door mile supremacy is well pics and holder The orphanage is right there. There's been great improvement seniors are willing to donate^ that event, ^< track fans. He became and U. S. records for It is also pointed out that aid Isle, where he had held known to departments without necessary five dollars per in all — the join with a present LaSalle every distance record from the the first miler to win t)ie IC4-A will those who wish to bring a date sarcasm, it can really be said man. There are also suggestions '-I Set discussion and demon- Coal Million in a Fund At star $21 so, half-mile to the three mile, to and National A.A.U. indoor may do the only extra cost that Villanova University IS un- that we work the donation in breast stroke. in the same year. His stration of the being the price of an additional firmly imprint his name in the crowns defeated. with some suitable Senior Week- Many present and former lunch. annals of Villanova and United achievements include victories Reveals Alumni Groups Co-chairmen Red McGa- Now to take the Ram by the end souvenir", Sheehan said. swunmers will McGuire Expansion Figures States track history. in the InqiAirer Meet and the All-American han and Lou Fournier state that horns. The final decision on the sta- Jack speak on their spe«ialties. Pledge Support there is still an urgent need for Latest Plans . . will . .Villanova's twenty year planned expansion program rest with the tue will probably Medica, coach of Penn and win- funds so all those able to con- cost over $21 million, as can! be seen ini the table below. During answers received from the poll. 1500 meter titles, The Villanova University De- In commenting on the acceler- ner of many the next ten years huildings for the Law School and the School tribute are asked to do so. handle "Long - distance velopment Fund Program has ated activity here on the Main will of Engineering will got up, and the faculty wiU be enlarged and Orphans Party Princeton's coach. set a goal of twenty-one million, Line Father McGuire, said "Vil- Moynahan Chosen Swimming". boost In last ten will see the rise of science gain a pay. The a lanova has long The other big event of the "'* *'** "Back- undred fifty visualized the **< one h thousand "tn'y» ' np w;"fw»w)(wex)>yit»<^v^j^. Bob Cannon will talk on ^ < ^*[ building, another dorm, and a dramatic arts building, among Orphanage drive is the DPM President Swimming** dollars ($21,150,000) for in- Program now underway and ma- Orphan's stroking". "Relay others. fel- nifested by its increased party to be held this Thursday. Bart Moynahan defeated will be the title of Rider coach creased endowment and new expan- Jim Nolin and Ward 1953—1963 sion program since World War This will be held for ths benefit low seniors Major David Rowan's talk, V buildings during the next twen- Dining Student Activities Building . . II. of the orphans by the members Welsh in a tight race for presi- while LaSalle sprint champ ty years, according to Very Rev. & $1,500,000 It has been close to the minds of the Orphanage . Committee Enlarge University Chapel . . . , . , . . . , dent at last week's election of Jack Lumsden will speak on Francis X. N. McGuire, O.S.A., ., * 1,000,000 and heart of the Order of Saint Dormitory '''':., and a contingent from the Vil- the Arts fraternity, Delta Pi "Prep and High School Swim- President. '::l-'n\.'l\.., 1,250,000 Augustine, the Alumni, and the Student leaders on campus Renovation of Current Facilities 500,000 students. We are fully confident lanova band will i'lso be present. Mu. ming." ,-.. (Continued School of Law Buidling . . . ;. ;^ that our on Pag9 7> . \ Four of the six officers elected C^arlef3 O. Roeser, chairman 'Were informed of the develop- 1,000,000 many friends and School of Engineering Building . « *->i» •••» •• 900,000 were sophomores. Vice-president of the National Amateur Ath- ment plans when the Student Alumni will support the Devel- Council heard Mr. Donald Enlargement of Stadium • «'•*: 250,000 of the new fraternity is Dick letic Union, will outline the rules Eys- opment Program and we are secre- ter, representative of the Amer- Administration & Classroom Building 2,000,000 Noche Espanola Fitzpatrick, corresponding governing competitive swimm- equally confident that the stu- speak at Improve Salaries & Increase Faculty . 1,000,000 tary is Harry Nash, treasurer ing, and Jim McAdoo, coach of ican City Bureau, a dents now in residence will par- after- Endowment, Scholarships, & Research 3,000,000 is Frank Adams, and student the Swarthmore natators, will special meeting Monday Proves Success noon. ticularly appreciate Villanova's council representative is Owen discuss "What is Expected of a Don Herman Caso, Spanish of the Buildings $12,400,000 efforts to continue its develop- Hickey. All are members Swimming Coach." New consul, was the main speaker class of '56. Eugene Kennedy, will bring along Projects included in the De- 1963—1975 ment and become one of the Seven of the eight New York State Wildcats . . . L-R standing All coaches at Monday night's annual Noche '54, elected recording secre- to velopment Program are those Science Building are Chuck McGuckin and Bill McGarry; Kneeling—Nelson Mar- was their outstanding swimmers ,.$ 500,000 oustanding Universities in Amer- Espanola, held in the C&F au- tary. while they speak. for increased endowment, a new Nursing Education Building . . . . ; V . 250,000 shall, Pete Cassldy, Tom Fitzpatrick, Joe Leichtwels, and Joe demonstrate ica." ditorium before a medium-sized Student Activities and Dining Dormitory Viverito. Ray Rigny was absnt when picture was taken. Lyons The new president was given a Bleachers Provided 1,000,000 Alumni Support audience. unanimous standing vote of con- Stands will be set up along- Building, a new Dormitory, Infirmary 250,000 Working in complete coopera- The second part of the even- to accomodate 500 buildings for the School of Dramatic Arts Building 1,OQO,000 ing 6 feet, 1 inch, Bill is the fidence by the members on a side the pool ing's activities was featured by Engineering, tion with the University, the Vil- N.Y. Ballplayers Admission for the Law, Science, Enlarge Graduate Schools . . , ir. '. 4 * . • • • 2,600,000 fastest man on the squad and motion by the defeated candi- persons. . a one-act play in Spanish and Rath Addresses ASHE w *«-. Nursing A.M. to 5 P.M.) Education, Dramatic Endowment, Scholarships, & Research . . . 3,250,000 lanova Alumni Association is (Continued from Page 6) potentially an extremely valu- dates. whole day (10 English, "Adelita Quiere Apren- Arts and an will be one dollar. All surround- Administration and now integrating its Program der Ingles", written and directed both his ability and his spirit. able broken-field man. Mr. Edward R. Rath, execu- Dr. McEnemey, moderator, school, and Classroom Building. the American offi- ing college, high $ 8,750,000 with that of the Villanova by Rev. Lorenzo Lozano, O.S.A., Defensive Find tive secretary of met last Thursday with the De- Charmlnade Grad prep school coaches and swim- Post-War Growth Leather Belting Association, cers and the committees appoint- velopment Program by reactiva- moderator of the Spanish Club. Like McGuckin, Nelson Mar- been invited. past Totol $21,150,000 Joe Viverito, one of the four addressed the Villanova chap- ed to discuss plans for the com- mers have The decade of activity on Featured in the cast were the shall is another late season find. tion of many Alumni Clubs i^imembers of the group who are ter of the American Society of ing year. The following chair- J% the Main Line has Tseen marked Misses Pat Denier, Joan Mcln- Si Only in Nelson's case, things do throughout the country and the graduates of Charmlnade High Mechanical Engineers No. 16. men were anpointed by the pre- by a definite period of expansion after the Second World War, Fr. McGuire "it is hoped that tyre, Blanquita Bird, Grace not assume such a rueful ap- Turf and Tinsel School, is a 21 year-old junior Mr. Rath spoke on the "In- sident: Program, Dick Fitzpa- through the efforts of the Uni- the barracks were constructed. plans for a student activities organization of many new clubs Howley, and Alicia Martinez, pearance since he is only a so- who is a sound, steady perform- AH Villanova students in- versity and the Augustian Ord- It is planned that these will and dining building will be ap- is already from Rosemont, and Villanova dustrial Preparation and Appli- trick ; Refreshments. Frank underway. A founda- center. Although phomore and will be around for terested in working on the er. The Chemical Engineering eventually be razed at earliest possible er at used cation of Leather Belting". Adams; and Social activities as additional proved the tion has been authorized by its students William LaGuardia, " mostly as a reserve this year, a few more seasons. business staiT of Turf and Building, the NROTC Building, permanent building planned by time." In addition to this Build- Jose Oriani, Miguel Puma, Hec- Next meeting of the group Bob Reber. Board of Governors which will Tinsel, Villanova's musical and the Library were built dur- the University will become a ing Program, which basically tor Valdes, Ed Novasatka, Peter Joe still managed to see a good The last member of the group will be Dec. 7 at 11:30 in room Science majors have been work closely with the University organization, are asked to "i* ing this period. As a result of reality. dates since 1946, the University Albesse, and Louis Donatelli. deal of action. is Pete Cassidy, a sophomore 201 CJB, announced chairman granted permission by Rev. Ro- contact Bob Whelan in the the increased enrollment under "In addition to the Dormitory added a School of Nursing Edu- in allocating Alumni Funds for Refreshments were served af- wingman. Pete, too, is an im- Walt Miller. Michael Kelley will bert Sullivan, O.S.A., dean of Another junior of whom great business office at the Field the G.I. Program, during and now under construction", said cation and a School of Law. Building and Endowment Plans. ter the first part of the program. things are expected next year is minent factor in Villa&ova's re- then present a paper on "Dust Arts and Sciences, to become House, or to see Jim Boyle, V frat. Bill McGarry, a halfback. Stand- building plan. Filtration." members of the 204 Fedigan Hall.