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The Phoenix, Vol.XL, No.1 (September 16, 1974)
Marian University - Indianapolis
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BY PATTY KANE specials . In the special filmed in New A little over two years ago, the Orleans , Janet has a solo spot. The Serendipity Singers visited Marian others are being filmed in San College for the first time. When Franci sco, North Carolina, Atlanta, they left, they stole one of Marian's Houston and Chicago. The latter most talented performers, Janet being the Midnight Special , hosted Kitchen . Last Friday night they by Wolfman Jack. Be sure to watch returned to the scene of the crime, the tube for this October per along with their hostage. formance. The show was well worth a 45- Janet and her compadres keep a minute delay, due to a $5 ,000 theft busy schedule, working 52 weeks of costumes in Detroit. Containing out of the year. " But this year we both medleys of " gold ie-oldies" will get a week off for Christmas! ", and current songs, the show was she enthused. undoubtedly the finest to ever meet The remainder of the Serendipity Marian audiences. Singers are : Ed Hollingsworth, Since Janet has joined the Caroline Coy, Marcie Gensic, Jim Serendipity Singers, they have St. James, Dennis Arnold , and Ken worked with such celebrities as Bill Gedders, their musical director. Cosby, Bob Hope, Oliver, and the On behalf of the group, Janet SERENDIPITY VISITOR-Janet Kitchen, above right, sports an afro wig Fifth Di mens Ion. They have a wishes to thank all her MC buddies during the performance of the nationallv-famous Serendipity Singers to the weekly syndicated TV series , and for giving them such a warm Marian's campus last Friday evening . This is part of Janet's "new look" as a are in the process of filming six welcome. professional entertainer. The Plymouth [Ind.] native was a member of this year's senior class before joining the group nearly two years ago. Day students organize;• plan many act1v1t1es• • • BY STACY VEREEN the year. In organizing the commuters, car Among the new freshmen , the pools will be made to help with new dean, and some new faculty transportation to the campus for members, the commuting students activities as well as the daily trip for at Marian have a new organization classes . Since this is the first on campus. Last May, day student organization of its kind on campus , representatives from the three enthusiasm and interest has been return ing classes met with other high among the day students. The interested students to propose the organization hopes to increase the Day Student Activity Organization. interest of the resident students as The main objectives of the it grows with Marian College. On organization are to unite the Sunday , September 8, the D.S.A .O. commu ters among themselves , constitution was clearly passed by bring them into the campus ac the Student Board . As an MARIAN COLLEGE September 16, 1974 Vol. 40, No. 1 tivities and serve as a vehicle for established organization , activities communication. Not only will the will get underway immediately. organization be set up for the commuters, but hopes to bring the Frosh bounce in style resident students in as active members. This unification should Program launched • • help to dissolve the distinction through or1entat1on between the commuters and for volunteers residents. Since the organization BY L.L. friendly and that made was not yet officially recognized by BY LUCY PRITZ preliminaries bearable." the Student Board , activities during AND CHRIS McCORMICK During the week of September 2 Even in these slightly critical the sum mer were unofficial , used through September 6 the freshman remarks , the undertone of friend as a get-acquainted meeting to " A Volunteer extends his lite to class of Marian College was liness was present. discuss the proposed constitution other life. And when life extends to orientated, Investigated and warmly I feel the songwriter James Taylor and to nominate temporary officers. other life, a mysterious and welcomed to a new adventure sums up the vibrations given by These are: soph Bill Lower, miraculous thing happens ; both college life. Throughout the ac the faculty and student body at president; Elaine Watson , junior, lives are enhanced." tivities, assemblies, initiations , Marian , in respect to its vice-president; Don Masten, Over the summer, U.B.I. and pizza parties, dances, and other newcomers, in his song YOU'VE senior, treasurer ; Jackie Thiesing, Manasa have been working together informal parties, I developed the GOT A FRIEND. freshman , corresponding in efforts to start a Volunteer feeling that 1 was proud to be here secretary; and Stacy Vereen , Services program at Marian . The at Marian, not only because of the "You just call out my name, and junior, recording secretary. Among purpose for such a program will be high quality curriculum, but also you know wherever I am , I'll come the activities were a picnic at Eagle to actively involve Marian College because of the people. Jackie runnln' to see you again. Winter, Creek Park , a day at King's Island, students in the commun ity through Thieslng, a freshman commuter Spring , Summer, or Fall, all you and a weiner roast at the school volunteer work. Also, this program originally from Ritter High School have to do is call , and I'll be there; pool. The officers have met to work will act as an intermediary referral Indianapolis, commented on the you 've got a friend." out a budget and plan activities for agency for any student who wants M .C . student body , "I was to get involved in volunteer work especially impressed by the friendly and for any agency which may be atmosphere that greeted the fresh looking for volunteers. men at Marian." Presently, efforts have been "Sometimes it's difficult to leave made for this program to work out your home, family and friends, to of Student Services and the enter a college where you don't Volunteer Services Office is located know anyone. Yet , the minute I in Room 8 of SAC, ext . 585 or 259 . arrived, Marian College became my The office will serve as an in home away from home. It didn't formation center for possible areas seem alien or frightening to me of volunteer work, with a listing of because of one element : the different volunteer agencies which warmth of the people." This need volunteers . Also, a record will comment, voiced by Jim Ward , a be kept of the number of hours a freshman from South Bend, In student does volunteer work. diana, illuminates on the previous As part of initiating this program, comment . It centralizes the September 25, 26 and 27 wi II be common feeling of warmth of the " Volunteer Service Days" here at people. Marian . During these three days , a representative from the Marion Lisa Baker, also a freshman from County Welfare Department , Ritter High School, Indianapolis, Flanner House, Marion County commented on the basic Juvenile Court Volunteer Services , Ingredients of orientation, " I en Noble School, Hospital Audiences, joyed orientation, however, I felt Inc. (H .A .I.), and the Deaf Ward of that the program might have been Central State Hospital will be on condensed Into two days." campus to meet with students and Joe Cochran interjected , "I explain their programs. thought the formalities were rather Also, Mrs. Nancy Breymeyer, extended. In fact , they were ORIENTATION WEEK-Sophomore Dave Record "shows the ropes" to who is the assistant for voluntary dragged out. But everyone was frosh Paula Davis , center, and Frances Colon. (Continued on Page Two) EDITORIALS f'feddie LETTERS Plans for year outlined .ff es h f We have quite a few new faculty intelligent question. And never, Marian during the 1963-64 a cad em ic in Indianapolis. members at Marian this year, but in never fall asleep, or all the things year. Mrs. Wesner plans to involve her introducing this member we that precede that, such as the From Marian, she taught at St. students actively in professional couldn't really say this is her first yawning, the propping the chin or Louis School in Batesville and later organ izations so they will be year here because she has been on the head on the desk." at St. Mary Academy in In acquainted with and knowledgeable the Marian faculty since 1966. So, all you history people, keep dianapolis. The Tyler School of Art of their chosen careers. She hopes Sister Margaretta Black is our your mind on the material and get a of Temple University in to maintain a high standard of new Dean of Academic Affairs. The good rest before going to Sister Philadelphia was her next stop, education as set down by her Phoenix staff would like to Sue's class. studying there last year to finish her predecessor, Sister Miriam Clare. congratulate Sister on her promotion and enumerate her background. Serv ing as an instructor of Sister Margaretta was born in theology, Father Francis E. Bryan Chicago, attended Marian and has been added to Marian 's faculty. earned a B.A. in French. She then Father Bryan has been teaching went to Case Western Un iversity in religion for twelve years and has Cleveland and attained her master's also worked as the Associate degree, followed by a doctorate in Superintendent of Education and French at the University of Director of Rel igious Education for Wisconsin, Madison. the Archdiocese of I ridianapolis. Sister describes the students Father Bryan received his un here as " Very nice to work with and dergraduate degree from St. interested in studies as well as Meinrad College. He, also, is at social life." tempting to complete his graduate In her message to the students, degree in religious education at the Sister responded, "Take each day Catholic University of America. as it comes, and have a very suc Because he enjoys teaching at Fr . Francis Bryan Sr. Patricia Connor Mr. William Cisco cessful year. Also remember that the college level , Father Bryan learning experiences in college decided to come to Marian to master's degree. Richard Moon is now the Director really go beyond and include much continue teaching theology. His In early June, she arrived at of the Drum and Bugle Corps of more than the classrooms." special interests lie in the area of Marian to become active in the which he was a member. He earned the Scriptures. Father Bryan hopes summer session . Her most im his B.A. from Marian in 1974. to continue teaching at Marian in portant objective for the Marian Currently he is taking graduate Although competition is an in the years to come. st udents is to help each person courses in music at Butler tegral part of life for Bob Griese of develop self-realization in terms of University while living in the Doyle the Miami Dolphins, it was not part his own creativity. Hotel. of his educational training under Sister Stella Gampfer, at Rex Mundi Coming to Marian from teaching In 1973, Richard wrote the Corps' Mrs. Connie Wesner, the new High School, in Evansville, Indiana. grade school in New Alsace, In musical score for the Festival of Head of the Home Economics Sister Stella is a new member of diana. is Sister Patricia Connor, the States in Florida. Last spring he Department, is a native of southern the English Department and has new Asst. Librarian. She earned went with the Corps to the Cherry Indiana and has lived in In intrigued students with her non a B.S. in Education from Marian Blossom Festival in Washington, dianapolis for the last four years. competitive philosophy of and a M.A. in L.S. from Rosary D.C. This year he hopes to expand She completed her undergraduate education. Those who have ex College. the size of the Corps to at least 80 studies at Purdue University in perienced her style in either the This is Sister Patricia's first West Lafayette , and her members so the Knights can go to Communication, Major American experience in a large city. She's a graduate work and internship at the Mardi Gras in New Orleans in Authors, or American Romanticism typical farm girl from Wa Keeney , Ind iana University Medical Center February. courses know that Sister Stella Kansas , which was named after its believes that writing is a personal founders, Mr. Walker and Mr. matter, and should not be inhibited Keeney. by the competitive race for grades. Sister Patricia is currently an avid Born and raised in Cincinnati, reader of science fiction and enjoys Sister Stella received her B.A. " working in such a beautiful degree from Marian and her M .A. library." degree form Notre Dame University. Her innovative methods and per sonal experience of Marian, shou Id The Sociology Department of continue to make education en Marian has broadened its staff to joyable and interesting around the include Mr. William Cisco, who has Marian community. been teaching for the last eight years. Five of these years were spent at the Waukesha County Sister Susan Bradshaw , Technical Institute, where he served originally from Indianapolis, is as chairman of the Social Sciences assistant professor in the history Department. Sr. Mary dePaul Mrs. Connie Wesner Mr. Richard Moon department and has spent the last Mr. Cisco has also served as a four years earning her Ph .D. at professional house parent at a Georgetown University. She is home for emotionally-disturbed BLACK SOUNDINGS enjoying herself here at Marian and children and has taught a marriage likes the warm friendliness that BY CURTIS GOAR, O .S.B . Park, after his feat at the World and tam i ly course at the Sandstone Trade Centre Towers at 8 o'clock in surrounds Marian people. Federal Prison . At the " jim crow" hour, Sunday the morning. I propose that Nixon Sister Sue is already becoming He is presently a candidate for September 8, 1974, another national active in the Religious Affairs be placed in stocks on the White his Ph .D. in sociology at the fiasco took place, President Jerry House lawn (the east lawn) with the Committee , starting with a Am erican University in Ford , alias Leslie Lynch King , Jr. Challenge Weekend , September 27- inscription above him reading , "Let Washington, D.C. pardoned Dick Nixon, alleged pirate me make this perfectly clear, I'm 29, a spiritual weekend gauged for in the Watergate Scandal . The not guity" for 24 hours to entertain college-age youth. She expresses media has stated that a flood of the American public. Who knows - an honest concern for the welfare of letters, telephone calls, telegrams , not only students, but all people. Sister Mary dePaul Schweitzer this may be the best performance in and the American Pickets Carriers , his career. Later ... When asked for tips on what carries the title of Acting Chairman Inc. , have been launched upon the students definitely should or of the Art Department. She was White House. This act by Ford, should not do while attending her born and raised in Cincinnati , states many Congressmen , has classes, she replied : " Look in attended high school in Oldenburg , ended the honeymoon with terested . If all else fails, ask an and was a full-time student at Congress and may possibly cause a ACADEMIC divorce on the grounds of mental cruelty. This double standard of RESEARCH pardoning before conviction has a great deal of possibilities. One being, the ruling dictator could LIBRARY pardon the new king before the Thousands of Topics taking of the crown for any act he $2. 75 per page may commit during his tenure in Send for your up-to-date, office, lest we have another 176-page, mail order catalog Watergate on our hands. of 5500 topics. Enclose There is a solution that I feel S 1.00 to co ver pos tage ( 1-2 will make all concerned parties days delivery time). delighted , both those who feel Dick should be pardoned and those more 519 GLENROCK AVE. stable Americans who feel he SUITE #203 should not. Ph illip Petit , an LOS ANGELES, CA. 90024 aerialist , was sentenced by a New Our ma1enals are sold for research purposes only Sr . Margaretta Black Sr. Stella Gampfer Sr. Susan Bradshaw York judge to 'high wire' Central Food service head Danforth Fellows promises 'new era' need applicants for cafe and Pere Inquiries about the Danforth Fellowships, to be awarded by the BY JACKIE THJESING Danforth Foundation of St. Louis, Mo ., in March 1975, are invited, Who keeps up with the Basic according to the campus Four? Why it's Dave and that's what representative, Sister Rachel West, he's here tor. Dave Friesen , a native assistant professor of history and HEDDA of British Columbia, is the new and political science, Room 211. enthusiastic Director of Saga Food The Fellowships are open to all Services for Marian Col lege. He qualified persons of any race, creed holds a degree in Sociology and or citizenship, single or married , GABBLES Anthropology from Western who have serious interest in careers A welcome is extended to all new Washington State College in of teaching and-or administration in students here at Marian . For those Bellingham, Washington. colleges and universities, and who Dave arrived at Marian College in plan to study for a Ph.D. in any field of you who did not read this column when it was first published last June after serving as Food Service of study common to the un Manager for two years at the dergraduate liberal arts curriculum year, its format is basically a gossip University of Loyola in New in the United States . column. All names mentioned Orleans. Previously he had worked Applicants must be under 35 should not be offended at what is for Saga at colleges in the South, years of age at the time application written - all comments are aimed Southwest, and on the West Coast, papers are filed , and may not have to be constructive or humorous and not malicious. Now that I've Dave became acquainted with Saga undertaken any graduate or apologized to those who were upset during his college years. DAVE FRIESEN professional study beyond the Saga is a national food service baccalaureate. Persons must be about this column from last year, company for colleges , high nominated by Liaison Officers of I'll get on to the news here at Marvin Parlor with delivery service to the U. schools, grade schools, hospitals, dorms; an Ice Cream Parlor with 16 their undergraduate institu tions by and business and industrial plants. flavors; and a Country Store where November 20, 1974. The Danforth Some people say that "no news is According to Dave, Saga is a young items such as breads , cheeses, and Foundation does not accept direct good news" but I need a few items company but is fast becoming one "six-packs of pop" can be pur applications for the Fellowships. to fill up space in this column so if of the leading companies for food chased . A brig ht future is in "store" Approximately 100 Fellowships will you have any hot gossip just write it services in the United States. Saga for all the hungry students and be awarded in March 1975. down and slip it in the PHOENIX is primarily concerned with faculty at Marian. The award is for one year, and is mailbox - you don't have to sign customer relations and keeping When I asked Dave how he felt normally renewable until com your name. their customers satisfied. To ac about Marian hospitality he pletion of the degree or for a Congratulations to all the complish this, Dave is now working remarked , "I think the students and maximum total of four years of couples from Marian who were with a food committee composed of faculty at Marian are the nicest and graduate study. Fellows hip married this past summer. Best commuter and resident students, friendliest people I have ever met, stipends are based on individual wishes to all of you . To ail of those Together they will endeavor to and I am looking forward to an need , but may not exceed $2,025 for who recently got engaged: good maintain a high quality food service enjoyable year this year and for single Fellows and $2,200 for luck and future happiness. here at Marian. married Fellows for the academic many more years to come, I have Have you noticed a strange Dave also has a variety of plans year, plus dependency allowances set a goal for making Marian's food glazed look in the eyes of your for the Pere. These include a Pizza service the best there is." for children and required tuition and fees. fellow classmates these past Other fellowships may be held couple of days? I believe this is a • concurrently with a Danforth symptom of post Mug-Ra.ck Indy IS places to go Fellowship, except for those ad Reunion recovery and homework • • ministered through other programs assignment syndrome. I mean , I Thank god it's Friday is a cry that Thursday nights at T.G.l.'s are of the Danforth Foundation. Income believe in homework (once in a echoes through Marian Hall at the treated like New Year's Eve. Party from other awards will be taken into great while) but this is ridiculous. end of each week. Looking for a hats, confetti and FREE CHAM consideration in determining the I heard a rumor that Chuck T. is place to celebrate this momentous PAGNE are given out at midnight supplementary living expense going thru the process of being occasion? T.G.l.'s is the place for and the celebration continues until stipend if the amount received is formally adopted by C.P. I knew you! Located at 3500 E. 86th Street, the wee hours of the morning . less than the Danforth Foundation you were interested in B.S. Chuck, T.G.l.'s is a restaurant-lounge that For further details, call T.G.l.'s at maximum, and if the agency but , this is too much. How is "Dad" specializes in prices to fit the 844-3355. concerned will allow this. by the way? In case you haven't budget of the college student. The Danforth Foundation was noticed, the girls who lived in the Shrimp, chicken, and steak are created in 1927 by the late Mr. and Annex last year are walking around among the dinners served ranging people to see Mrs. William H. Danforth of St. with sad expressions on their faces. in price from $2.95 to $5.95. The John Denver, the popular Louis as a philanthropy devoted to Could it be they miss their Pepsi dinners include salad and baked country-folk singer, wi 11 be ap giving aid and encouragement to and popcorn parties? Well, can't potatoe. I personally recommend pearing next on the celebrity list of persons, to emphasizing the think of much gossip this week so the shrimp and chicken dinner, stars appearing at the newly humane values that come from a I'll sign off and wait to hear the $3.95! ! constructed Market Square Arena , rel ig ious and democratic heritage, comments on how boring this and to strengthening the essential article was . See you next issue Because of the great prices and Indy's newest entertainment quality of education. (unless they fire me!) the fact that it's a college hangout, showplace. there is usually a wait of about 40 Country-western star Glen minutes before you are seated to Campbel I was given the honor to eat. Of course there is the bar to mark its grand opening last night. THE OCCULT CORNER occupy your time. Be prepared to John Denver will give his per As Mercury rises, our show one 1.0. formance September 27 at 8 p.m. Those who want tickets can astrological journey brings us to request by mail for them to 300 E. the 6th house, that of Virgo the 'HAYRIDE TIME' Market St., Indianapolis, IN 46204. Virgin. Characteristically, the Virgo Prices are $7, $6 , and $5, plus 25 native, born between August 23 and cents hand Ii ng for each ticket September 23, is very enduring and BY JUDIE DZIEZAK ordered. A self-addressed, stamped can adapt himself to tackle almost any situation he faces. It is once again time to don a pair envelope must also be included. The Arena is located downtown, Tact, cautiousness and wisdom of overalls and a flannel shirt for the three blocks east of Monument are among Virgoan attributes. His Annual Hayride. Sponsored by the Ci rcle . industrious nature wins him the tag although other careers are sophomore class, the event will be of the "works horse of the Zodiac." held Friday, September 20 , from 8 If unable to attend on that day, sometimes chosen by the level Denver will also be making a guest Sometimes this can even go as far headed Virgoan. to 10 p .m . A bus for the Saddle appearance at Indiana University in as to pass up a Friday night at the Horse Barn will leave the campus Now for the flip side of the Bloomington on October 5 at 8:30 Mug Rack to "book" for that im Virgoan personality. Virgo rarely from Clare Hall at 7:30 p.m. for p.m. in the Assembly Hall. Tickets portant test on Monday morning. those without transportation. praises anything and more often are $6 .50 , $5.50 $4 .50 and $2.50, The haywagon will trail the old All these factors combined with grumbles and criticizes. This does with no handling charge. Mail to IU not mean very much, however, and country roads to the ac Virgo's desire for money, makes Ticket Office, Bloomington, IN is more a matter of habit rather than companiment of folk music, this sign one of the most 47401 . singing, and moonlight. Hotdogs susceptible to the business world; an expression of real disapproval . and refreshments will be served at U nfortu nateiy, th is penchant for the bonfire, which is scheduled criticizing often resu Its in rebuff, following the hayride. which is a little hard for the Virgoan A ll students-couples and to stomach. Before long, however, singles-are invited to attend. Cost the once-crushed Virgoan bounces is 75 cents per person or $1 .25 per back, smiling, more provocative couple. than ever. Famous Marian Virgoans : Stacy Vereen, Linda Leonard, Dan Keller, 'Booty' ioy, love Chris Huber, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Kossman, Michael McGuire, Mike In all we do each day, let us take Murray, Carol Miller, Elaine Rome, a moment to remember the joy, James Reinstaller, Bob Cannon, love, and total zest for li fe that was Denise Brennan, David Bethuram, radiated by the girl we knew as Ray Council, George Coleman, Jim " Booty," Mary Lou Scherch. ORIENTATION WEEK BONFIRE-Sophs sit it out Connor and Charles Burrello. Greetings once again, music 197 4 cou Id we l I be the year for -:T:~~N:·~~:lt: ;~;- ••------·--· - buffs. Nothing new this year to --1 Heartsfi eld . If it isn't, though , it's speak of-just a few minor im going to be the listener who pays provements here and there. Aside the price. I'd give the band a good from a solo act, keep an eye out for li sten. They are well worth it. the "Qu ickies" -it's a review in two Here's a heavy beat (Highly recommended .) sentences or less . It's purpose is to I get more music your way , so t QUICKIES : ~~~~..-.-~ ,_,,.._...._...... -+4 ------...... - ~.._...J beware. And keep reading . ROBIN TROWER : "Bridge of that hit it with me , as well as some smooth vocals with an acoustic Sighs" - Jimi Hendrix lovers , wake BACHMAN-TURNER-OVERDRIVE: of the catchy melodies he and folk rock (bluegrass if you will) style up . Rob in Trower has arri ved with a "Not Fragile" Randy Bachman conjur up. Age has resulting in a new album that rates sound that'll make your ears tingle. This is the group's third work to given the group what they've as one of the very best the Dog has Hard-driving rock all the way up ... date, and from the sounds of needed: direction . No more turning stumbled across. and all the way down. "Freewheelin' "and "Roll On Down around for BTO. Their music isn't exactly folk. Nor TRAFFIC: "When the Eagle the Highway," it's undoubtedly Aside from the previous listings, is it exactly country or bluegrass. Flles" -We all know what happens their best. Unlike the sound of the lend an ear to "You Ain't Seen It's the sum total of all three, with a on payday , and , sad to say , Win previous albums, the boys have Nothin' Yet," as well as my favorite bit of foot stompin'-toe tappin' wood & Co. have done likewise. finally achieved that tight-knit (and the lp's best cut) " Blue thrown in to give it just a bit of Wh ile not bad, it's not what I've sound they once lacked . They've Moanin'." (Definitely good time spice . Mellow and acoustically come to expect from the makers of given us an entire album of good rock 'n roll.) superb, their music is above all " Empty Pages ." (Recommended for music ; not just one or two legends refreshing . me llowing ou t after a Pit party.) thrown in with some filler. HEARTSFIELD: "The Wonder of It All the guys write and sing , UFO: "Phenomenon"-Another Since last reviewing BTO, the All which shows quite a bit of depth as Engl ish rock-roll band trying to Canadian-based group has grown If you were to combine the well as talent. " Pass Me By" is so soak the Yankees for all their from nothingness to one of the sounds of CSN&Y, The Eagles, nice, it's hard to find words to dollars. While I do like the Ip , I can't biggest acts in the country. They Poco, and NAPS, you'd have describe it. " House of Living" and honestly distinguish it from any replaced Bob Bachman with the Hearts field . " I've Just Fallen" show two dif other English album , which in the multi-talented Blair Thornton, and A six-man band hailing from ferent sides of their music, while long run could be their downfall. it's helped more than just a little. Nashville, Heartsfield has more " Racin ' the Sun" showcases some (What else can I say , but that it's But it's still C.F. Turner's vocals than effectively fused some strong , of the best guitar work to be heard . good music?) \lelcome Back! If you live 1n a residence hall ask us about the STUDENT BILLING CARD. With this card you can make long distance calls from your room at direct dialed rates. It's a lot easier and more economical than a collect call or a coin phone call. Call 635-9811 and get your STUDENT BILLING CARD today! Indiana Bell Knights sport new look •1n '7 4-'7 5 MC soccer club Golfers teed off launches season BY PAUL KERN BY MARK FISCHER Most people associate fa ll with the opening of schools, the har Tile exciting new soccer season vesting of corn, and the opening of has officially opened with the first the wild boar hunting season, but match against Depauw University few people associate golf with fall last Saturday. Unfortunately we are here at Marian College, until this unable to give you that score at year when the golf team beg ins it~ press time. inaugural autumn season. The highlight of this season will Col. Roy Pil le, who is entering b"" nex~ week 's game with the Notre his f ifth year as head man , is Dame Soccer Team here at Marian, confident that his golf team will with a return match at Notre Dame. break the .500 level this year. His This season's club will be gifted hopes rest on the experience and with nine returning veterans out of talent of his squad . Included in this last year's starting 11. The mainstay squad is Joe Kuzmltz, who in his of the club is the Ethiopian wonder, fourth year of golf competition , Eyassu Chernet, who is also the leads the team . Seniors Jim Kilps coach of the club. and Mike Elward and junior Jon Offensive stars for the team are : Driscoll are also strong returning Felix Wong, Tom Schroth, Joe players while Jim Relnstatler and "Puma" Putz, Bor Chin Eap, and a Tom Bergman are relatively new newcomer to the squad, Jim Stout. faces at Marian , Jim be ing a The defensive stalwarts are : Mike transfer from Northwood and Tom , "Squirrel" Bazeley, Wally Leibel , a freshman from Kokomo . Actually the term , team golf, is a Tom "Broke" Lang , and goalie, Tom MARIAN SOCCER-Season warms up Fahey. misnomer because teamwork isn't This year's club should be much stressed like other sports that call improved over last year's squad . We MC B-ball packing for odessey of travel for the players to work together hope that the interest in soccer in such as , field hockey or donkey the Marian Community will equal BY MEL ARNOLD Missouri and Sl ippery Rock State. baseball . In fact , ind ividual results the growing interest in the sport Looking over the prospects this are the only scores that count. After found around the country. The 1974-75 basketball season is year, one must smile. Headed by playing 18 holes each , the top 4 Sportsmanship, not the "win-at sti 11 two months off, but for the juniors Brian Wallace, Stan Benge out of 5 scores are registered and a all-costs" attitude, will be the main returning veterans and new fresh and Mel Arnold , the Knights will be winner is then determined. goal of the club. If you are in men, it means many hours of faster than in years past. Returning With such emphasis on the in terested in joining the club, contact grueling practice before the sophomores i nclude Andy dividual resu Its, Col. Pi lie i nslsts Mark Fischer, Ext. 287 , or Don November 16 opening game. This Krakowiak and Rick Mack. Ed he only co-ordinates, not coaches, Dunevant, Ext. 320 . year's scheduled opponents are the Watko, who successfully tried to his team since his golfers do a lot hardest to confront a Marian team . stop a lawn mower with his foot of their own coaching. Plus, the TENTATIVE SCHEDULE Added to the roster are NCAA this summer will be out of action title Coach Colonel Roy F. Pi lie is a Sept. 14 at Depauw 2 p.m. powers St. Joseph and The most of the year. Other veterans are little too wordy. Sept. 26 Notre Dame 4:30 p.m. Un iversity of New Orleans. NAIA Wayne Poore , Big John Folkerth The opening match of the fall Oct. 5 at Wabash 2 p.m. powerhouse Alcorn A&M is also an and Bob Nocton, who has retired season began on September 1 O with Oct.11 atNotreDame 7:30p.m. added torpedo. The Knights play in his Jersey to take over the un the Butler Invitational at Coffin, in Oct. 26 at Xavier University 2 p.m. the Wabash Cannonball Classic in derground coaching respon which Marian got off to a little Nov. 9 Xavier University 2 p.m. late December with Coe College of sibil ities . Another face to watch will shaky start and finished 9th . be senior Bill Fox , who looked Hopefully the players had all their impressive this summer and will try bad luck for the year and hor lntramurals: men's sport scope his luck in his fina l year of higher seshoes will abound in their education. coming matches which include September 23 against Indiana BY CURT STOLL months. Notices will be posted Looking at the new people, the Central at Hoosier Links, and announcing deadlines for rosters . freshmen would make you smile, October 1 and 10 against Butler at On Sunday , September 22, With the coming of spring, the also. Mike Kilkline, a 6'6" 205 Riverside and Coffin respectively, Marian College intramurals will kick men move back outdoors for pounder from Kokomo heads the so come out and watch the team get off another year with the beginning softball . Last year's champs are list. His high school running mate, "teed off!" of the football season . returning nearly everyone to their 6' guard Tom Bergman is also a top prospect. Guards Chris Russell and Comm i ssioner Tom Schroth roster and shou ld be the pre-season favorites . Also during the spring , Dave Chandler come to Marian with reports that the league will be lots of experience behind them. composed of five teams this year, coed volleyball takes shape. This is always wide open , and everyone is Last, but not least , is 6'3" including last year's runners-up, swingman Jim Dossman from the Bad Jose's. A revitalized , encouraged to play. lntramurals are an important part Indianapolis Brebeuf High School. veteran Stoned Rangers ' team that These five shou Id add more color to hopes to pose a threat to the of life at Marian College and provides everyone a chance to play the team this year. Speaking of Jose's, followed by several yet color, the team will sport new untried teams . a sport without the pressure of intercollegiate competition. There warmups this year. From football we move quickly to are here to serve you , so make the The spacious Naval Armory, a men's basketball during the winter most of what they have to offer. tough schedule and players should make it a very interesting year. Team captain , 6'7" sophomore Women's sports abound Andy Krakowiak feels the same. Andy's outlook is like that of a BY A. MONNOT during the week complement a positive businessman on Wall tough V-Ball schedule. Street. He sees the team as young, With the opening of the new Both varsity and intramural exciting, and quick, but with much school year comes the opportunity basketball bounce their way into room for improvement. Andy also to lose those extra inches around the wiflter months. This action th inks the frosh have big shoes to the middle. How? - through the p3cke1.Lsport always seems to draw fill and will play a big role in the Marian College women's sports huge crowds into the three rows of team's success this year. program . bleachers in the Clare Hall Gym, The team 's trip to New Orleans Duri ng the fa ll , i ntramural especially during intramural this year will be a big lift to Marian volleyball is played bi-weekly in the championship time . Try-outs for B basketball and the college as well . Clare Hall Gyrl"I . Here many women Bal l are held as w inter begins. This wi ll be the longest odyssey the trnd them selves serving , spiking , Watch the bulletin board for further Knights have ever taken and it will ar id occasionally sl ipping to the details. be first class all the way. floor in an effort to put their team So - women , get out your tennis So, fans , there you have it, a pre on top. shoes, turn up the pacemakers and season peak at Marian U. In add i t io n to intramural prepare yourself for active par basketbal I. A II that's left Is the vo lleyba ll, va rs i ty compet i t i on ticipation in ou r women's sports fans , so come November, back the swings into gear w ith try-outs be ing program . I guarantee you w ill have a Knights. Remember, the team is held in early fall . Many practices good time. playing for you . ABHBHRBHBHBHBBBBBB888BRBBS&B88888BB8&88888HH8BHBBBBHWP ~XX&X&888BHB&HRB8B888P MARIAN BOOSTER: 'Jock' supporter d8BBBHBHHRBBB8888 8 88B B < B &RBBBXB8 8&&&8888 8 &888BBBBHBBHBBB&BBBBBB8BBB&X&HBBB88>