Old nntt nt'it Bob Ferrera and the rest of this Sec. 34.65E, P.L.&R. year's legislators stepped down as U . S. POSTAGE PAID ASUSF President at Tuesday's legisla­ San Francisco, Calif. ture meeting, replaced by incoming jfactfjorn Permit No. 1908 Boyer August and his law making table. ££>an ifra For story, consult page 2. All-American 1954-1958 Vol.50, No. 27 151 Friday, May 15, 1959 Telephones: SK I -3 I 18 — SK I -3 I 19 Squire is out Brown backs 5 newspapermen retire The University's literary mag­ USF; Sutro Publications, class azine will be found inside this FOGHORN in supplemental form. Squire Editor Urie Walsh col­ seems sure laborated with FOGHORN Edi­ tor Jerry Finnigan and decided Library Committee in to give the student body the elections complete magazine via the FOGHORN. total agreement on For a full explanation of the Hilltop location addition to this weekly's regular edition, see Walsh's editorial. SACRAMENTO — Governor Ed mund G. "Pat" Brown late Wednes­ day night announced that he campus post-filling would recommend to the State legislature that the University's Flaherty petition for the Sutro Library be granted and asked Assemblyman Francis Gaffney to introduce legis­ Upsets ride Hinckle wins debate on lation to grant $8,000 for the trans­ fer of the books to the University. class races, top campus The University of San Francisco Monday bid for the 90,000 book collection Monday, May 18, is the date set several months ago when it was McCabe out weekly post for the annual Flaherty Debate. first announced that the Sutro holdings would be moved from In Friday's class elections, Kent Three "youngsters" prepared to ED GRIFFIN URIE WALSH Top seniors in the Philhistorian JERRY FINNIGAN Club will argue the topic "Is Con­ their present location in the base­ Davis outdrew John Wickersham get behind the wheels of the Parting is . .such sweet. sorrow ment of the San Francisco Main 65-42 to take the Junior presiden­ Campus' three publications this temporary Advertising Ethically week. Justifiable?" Library. tial reins in the only contested By WILL REITH tor of the Evening Division's "Pudge," had been the first executive position. Davis, a math They are Bob Crowley who will Bill Schuler, outgoing Philhis­ Following requests by the Uni­ reign over the Yearbook next year, FOGHORN Staff Writer "Night Owl." Executive Editor in the history torian president, and Tom Jennett versity of California, USF, and major, is a new-comer to student of the FOGHORN, the position politics. Sophomore prexy Ken Will Reith who is now responsible Five Senior FOGHORN staff He was FOGHORN copy editor will,•••uphold the negative over San Francisco State, the city members have bled their last being created only this year. Bollier was upset in the primaries. fer the Squire and a fellow by the as a Sophomore, and held the po­ Frank Trumbower and Ed Chow. itself bid for the immense collec­ name of Warren Hinckle who is ruddy drops of journalistic blood sitions of Sports Editor and Fea­ He served on the FOGHORN Jennett has twice been in the tion of the late Adolph Sutro, In the other presidential elec­ this week and leave the fraternal last year in the capacity of City tions, Dick Gagliasso walked into eyeing the FOGHORN's big desk ture Page Editor as a Junior. Un­ finals of the West Point Debate; and the applications were nar­ with glee. warmth of the FOGHORN office Editor. During his four years at rowed down to the USF request the senior post unopposed, and til the latter part of this year, Schuler and Trumbower both went The three were selected dur­ to brave the cold, cruel world. Finnigan held down a part-time USF, the 21-year-old Riordan to the finals once. Chow, Jennett and the city petition. Sutro's will Frank Foehr knocked out his two Editor-in-Chief Jerry Finni­ graduate has participated in in­ specified that the library was opponents, Don Hengehold and ing Tuesday's meeting of the job with the San Francisco Ex­ and Schuler all have won the co­ Publications Council. gan, Executive Editor Ed Grif­ aminer. tramural football, played Frosh veted gold medal in the annual never to leave the city. Kevin Starr, in the primaries by fin, Business Manager Bill and JV basketball, is a member of USF proposed building space in the necessary 51 per cent of votes Crowley was Managing Editor With his two-year Army hitch debate with Loyola at some time WARREN HINCKLE of the Don under retiring Editor Meuser, Sports Columnist Urie Alpha Sigma Nu ana the Irish in their careers. Gleeson Library to house the huge cast. Walsh, and feature writer and over before he entered USF, he Club, and is this year's Senior The new boss Steff Schoemaker. The topic of this year's debate, store of books, which would double Charlie Manca pulled nine votes music critic Bob Winkley grad­ is a member of the Veterans' Representative. His name has the size of the present University Associate Feature Editor of the Club. He was a scoring ace in. the ethical justice of contempo­ to win the senior vice-presidency uate this year, reluctantly consistently appeared on the holdings, at the cost of approxi­ 61-52, and Marcia Mitchler FOGHORN this past year, Reith dropping the FOGHORN into the Intramural basketball league, President's Honor Role. rary advertising, is based on ob­mately $20,000. The City also succeeds FOGHORN Columnist and is a three-year veteran of the servations in Vance Packard's squeezed out Joe Donnelly, 56-54, State college the shaky but eager hands of "Pudge" faces two years in planned to build additional space for secretary-treasurer. Urie Walsh as Squire Chief. their younger, journalistic sib­ USF football program. book, The Hidden Persuaders. for the library, but would use tax "They're so young," Walsh and the Artillery Corps of the U. S. The Flaherty Debate is an an­ lings. After graduation, he will take Army. After that, he plans to en­ money to do this. The University's Filling out the senior posts are liquor code Schoemaker sighed as the new­ nual affair held in May in honor funds would come from private Bob Ahern and Robert Lynch. comers took over their new posi­ This year's editor, Jerry Fin­ advantage of the fellowship ter graduate school, preferably of the late Thomas J. Flaherty, S.J. awarded to him by the Coro back East, in order to achieve his endowment. Ahern and Lynch won the two rep tions. nigan, is a 23-year-old English "AH are urged to attend this., posts, garnering 82 and 67 votes Major with three years on the Foundation. doctorate in English. abolished During the past week the newly debate. We hope there will be a Brown had stated earlier in the respectively, over Jim Polakof, 64. elected Editor-in-Chief of the FOG­ FOGHORN under his belt. As a Big Ed Griffin, known affec­ Urie Walsh writes his last representative attendance be­ week that he would accept the rec­ In other Junior class elections, SACRAMENTO, May 13—A bill freshman, Finnigan was the edi- tionately about the office as HORN has sat in his Managing See OLD EDITORS, page 2, col. 1 cause of the interest of the mat­ ommendation given him by a three Mike McCabe, class leader since his that threatens to force students Editor's chair, his arms folded, man committee he had appointed ter and the caliber of the debat­ Freshman year, was upset by po­into spending their leisure time staring into space and smiling ers. It promises to be a very in­ to study the matter. litically unknown candidate Alan in bars was passed here today by sarcastically. teresting evening," Reverend The announcement that the Bloch, 62-57. Both candidates are Hinckle and his new staff take Willis J. Egan, S.J., head of the committee unanimously had rec­ graduates of Bellarmine Prep in the State law making body. over control of the Campus intercollegiate debates, said. ommended the acceptance of the San Jose. The move, proposed by Sena­ weekly today. ROTC awards go to ten USF offer, came at the Faculty John Maguire walked unopposed tor Eugene McAteer (D-SF), Jerry Finnigan, retiring Editor- President's Day banquet, when into the junior secretary-treasurer lifts the mile and a half liquor in-Chief, has been guarding his USF grants for Father Connolly was informed position. free area around private and desk through the week, preparing of the news during the dinner For junior class representative, state colleges in California. for today's usurption. and announced it to the gather- in Federal Inspection eight preps Tom Valdeverde returned to politi­ Under the previous law, it is a "They look so young for such in? during the festivities. cal activity after dropping the stu­ misdemeanor to sell, give away, or Ihe collection, especially rich in big responsibilities,* Finnigan Ten USF Cadets will receive consistently demonstrated poten­ tne ribbon for the freshman USF competitive ' scholarships, dent body vice-presidency to Joe expose to sale intoxicating liquor cried. valued at a total of $15,000, have Renaissance history and literature, awards at Tuesday morning's Fed­ tial qualities as an officer." class. will add to the already expanding See CLASS ELECTIONS, page 2, col. 1 within one and one-half miles of a "I knew them when they were Superior cadets been awarded to eight high school university having an enrollment of Freshmen," Ed Griffin, retiring eral Inspection and final gradu­ The Association of the United seniors, Rev.