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Thinclads Get Revenge Expansion Marks Seniors ' Tenure at Villanova At Ouantico's Expense by Dan Grove

Villanova's Athletic Department invested in an anemometer just in case its trackmen continued flirting with world records, as they did two weeks ago. The wind wasn't a factor though and the mud hardly slowed anyone down as the 'Cat's avenged last year's shellacking by the Quantico Marines. Villanova won twelve out of sixteen events and completely swept four of these to eradicate last year's loss with a 92-44 victory. Budd and White Score Juniors Frank Budd and Hubie White led the 'Cats with two first places apiece. Budd won both dashes in the unbelievably fast times of 9.4 and 20.3 seconds over a soggy track. Budd's victories were sweetened because they came over the Marines' Ed Collymore, the ex-Villanova record holder in both events. Hubie White won the broad jump and the hop, step, and jump. He annexed the former from another ex-Villanova thin- clad, Kent Lydic, with a jump of 22' 1/2". The hop, step, and jump blue ribbon was handed him by the virtue of a 45' 1/2" leap. Sophomore shot putter, Billy Joe broke the school and stadium records with a Herculean heave of 57' %". This toss bettered his indoor mark by eighteen inches. Junior Jerry (Photo by Alan Williams) Donini, last year's record holder, Mr.,!.. 1.1.. , .. was plagued by foul trouble, This looks like a good one" a Seton Hall sslugger has written his on face as he faces but still captured second place over the Virginian's Bill Hands. Phil Fidalgo's fast ball with all the intent of a Paul . Bunyon at the bat . . Strike three. Jackman Takes Hurdles VOL. 36 No. 23 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA, PA. MAY 25, 1961 Brown Topples Rugby Villanova's Al Jackman led teammates Charlie Harrock and Cats Face Unbeaten Navy Leon Pras across the tape for a sweep of the 440 yard inter- mediate Team in Semi-Finals hurdles. .;, Cardinal Gushing, Wesley Senior Parting Festival Leon Pras led the other liurdle's shutout against the Gy- 6-5 After Close Win Saturday By Close Score ; renes, this in time the 120 yard high hurdles. Sophomores To Speak At Graduation Slated For Mermaid Lake Villanova's dark horse rugby by Joe McCarthy Charlie Hmamock and Doug Kerr placed second and third. Donahue team was derailed by Mike Mermaid Lake, located three board, co-chairmen Bill Cassin Saturday in Otie Drayton, of Penn Relay fame, stepped oflf a 49.1 second Southpaw Phil Fidalgo, re- Renn. Henry's fourth delivery and Dave McCue revealed. the semi finals of the East 440 yard dash Villanova will conduct its 119th commencement exercises miles above Norristown, Pa., will bounding from his first setback to nose out teammates Carl Wagner and Ernie Coast Rugby to Renn skidded in the dirt and, on June 5 at 11:00 A.M. in Goodreau Stadium. At At this juncture, Bathgate ex- Championships by Muir for the 'Cat's fourth Monday, be the site of the Senior Parting of the season a week ago Sat- as it bounced shutout of the day. pressed his gratitude Brown 6-5 at Van Cortlandt upwards, it cas- "to the that time approximately 800 seniors will be graduated. Festival, Saturday, June 3. urday at Lafayette, hurled a caded off the catcher's mitt for Marines Good In Distance various chairmen who helped to Park in New York City. In the event of rain the proceedings will be held in the Field seven-hit, 3-2 victory to nip a wild Quantico's best showing was in the distance events. The outing will consist of Brown, who was beaten a pitch. Baier, running Olym- make the Senior functions the phys- House. This is the first time that Commencement exercises spirited Seton Hall contingent with the pitch, scored pian Peter Close and former national boating, ballgames, successes they have been." ically by the 'Cats, has to face a the win- champion Carry Weisen- swimming, last Saturday. The triumph ning tally easily. ger soundly have been held outdoors. rugged Dartmouth team this beat Junior Jon Dante in the mile, in 4 :12.3. and that time-honored Villanova brought to the vanguard the Mike Fleming of Each senior upon whom a de- week for the championship. Tainted Hits Quantico barely nudged sophomore stand- tradition, "picknicking". It will Graduating Seniors possibility of an NCAA berth gree will be conferred has been Pig Pen Scores out Pat Traynor in the two mile run. Another soph, Owen in the eastern regionals for the The twenty-year-old Fidalgo, last from 1 P.M. til 11 P.M. In the MacQuire, was third for Villanova. issued fifteen tickets, three To Pursue Grad Study game played in very Villanova squad. using an overhand motion for President Larry Bathgate has humid weather, scrum-half the second time this campaign, Dante came back after his loss to Close to win his specialty, "blues" and twelve "whites". The other scheduled contests secured the services of four In Record Numbers Ralph "pig pen" Lewis opened now owns a formidable 6-1 the 880 yard run. Gene Palmer, formerly of Tennessee Tech, All of these will admit guests to of the week fell prone to the (Count 'em) bands to disperse the scoring with 25 minutes slate. In his nine-inning stint, and Pat Nicastro, Dante's teammate, to a in by Jim Strazzefia rains as both the Scranton and pushed Jon good the ceremonies the stadium, gone in the hard fought battle musical fare for those who are he visably became stronger as (considering the track condition) 1 :54.7. All indications point to LaSalle games were postponed. weather permitting. In the choreograph ically inclined. In- a new as he tallied a tri. Senior for- the game progressed after a Kerr Breaks Record all of Villa- Neither game will be made up event of rain only the holders of cluded in his musical menage time high number ward Bill McCIure split the up- shaky start in first. the He re- Soph Doug Kerr broke the school javelin record novans who will enter graduate due to the difficulties in re- with a the blue tickets will be admitted will be what Bathgate terms "an rights and Villanova jumped tired the final seven men to op- scheduling. chuck of 209' 10i/l>". Kerr beat the Marines' Joe Frye and Fred infamous twist band. schools next fall. out in front 5-0. The see-saw pose him. The Seton Hall power to the indoor ceremonies in the Miller with his record Beneath the overcast skies of breaking toss. will ca- The trend toward a record skirmish saw the half end with managed to reach him for only Field House. Limited seating ca- Capping the day be a percentage, as well a record .'• imminent rain for the Jim McGrath of Villanova copped first in the high over as the score the same. . •- second seven scattered singles. jump tered buffet dinner to be served pacity in the Field House neces- number, of seniors who plan to Late in the second half, after Saturday in a row, the Cats the Marines' versatile Ed Collymore. McGrath's jump of 6' 2" from five until six. Despite this Earlier in the week the Cats sitates this restriction. do full time post-graduate work an infraction by Captain Tony rallied in the eighth and ninth eclipsed Collymore's best leap by two inches. formidable array of musical tal- clubbed five Rider pitchers for upon graduation from Villanova Nastri, Brown broke into the to overcome a 2-0 Seton Hall The pole vault went to Marine Aubrey Dooley, who cleared The academic procession of ent and a catered dinner, Bath- 17 hits in a 10-8 slugfest that is revealed in data recently col- scoring column on a three point lead at the Main Line Stadium. 14' after having trouble with brisk faculty members, University of- gate said that tickets will be went to Villanova. Scoring five a breeze. Until the eighth the only hit couple. lected from various sources by penalty kick. Mile Relayers ficials only $5.50 per in the first iced a lead which Win and the graduates will the VILLANOVAN. that Seton Hall fastballer Phil currently on sale in 'Cat Bid Folds the Rider batters could never Bill Hands of Quantico edged Jerry Donini of Villanova by proceed to the Stadium at 10:30. They are Kiemer had yielded was a grass- (Photo By Mike Pastore) Because many seniors have catch. , '.-'v;" three inches to win the discus with a flip of 151'. the Pie Shoppe. Then with 15 minutes re- cutting single over second to The Very Reverend James Don- not made final decisions as to The Wildcats's mile relay team, Valedictorian Mike Wesley explains a fine point in the text in A map indicating the most di- maining the Wildcats gallant Wildcat Dan Baier. The first six batters to come without the services of nellon, OSA, Augustian Provin- future plans, the list of those Klekotka, University rect to the picnic site will bid to make the finals of the to the plate against Rider hurler Bobby Raemore and Otie Drayton, breezed to a forty yard win his commencement speech to Rev. John A. route cial will preside the cere- planning to do graduate work is over president in Father's office. be posted on the Senior bulletin East Coast Championships in Tied Two All Jim Thompson hit safely. In the over Quantico. Ernie Muir gave the 'Cats a four yard lead on by no means currently complete. monies. ,: ;- their rookie season in the league Bill Platco led off the final statistics each Wildcat to inning the first lap with a 50.8 clocking, second legger Carl Wagner Doctor of laws degree will be Dear Seniors of Villanova: It is reasonable to expect, how- folded as a Brown three-quarter with soft picked a pop to second for bat up at least one safety increased the margin by ten yards with a 49 flat leg. Seniors Cardinal Cushing Speaks conferred Desmond ever, that the final tabulation of upon Judge '" caught a cross kick and broke the first out. Then pitcher Fidal- except for starting pitcher Mike Since I will not have the opportunity again to Nick DiAngelis (50.2) and Joe Mannion (49.6) stretched the His Eminence Richard Card- while Friel will receive an Hono- this year's seniors who will go through the Villanova backfield go lined a hard single to right- Kiley. communicate with you collectively until the degrees are conferred upon lead to final inal of degree. on to future study at the gradu- the margin. Cushing, Archbishop of rary Doctor Science you on the fifth of June, I take this means of conveying a parting message and romped 40 yards to score. field and Dan Renn, hitting ate level will run well over a Connors Rescues Boston, who rendered an invo- to the class. Brown missed the conversion from the right side of the box, To Begin June 3 cation at the inauguration of .cvy hundred. and led 6-5, As Rider reached Kiley for which after many pulled • a fastball down the left- • The actual preparations for ,^' First, I congratulate all those of you who have schools are laying three runs in the sixth, President John F. Kennedy, will Law claim frustrating both field Pete earned the sheepskin soon to moments by line which bounced against commencement exercises will successfully completed your work and have to the largest number of Connors was called in deliver the main address to the men teams was the final score. the again to be handed to you. You have achieved one of the major goals of your life. fence and scored Fidalgo graduates. get underway, Saturday June 3, from the Class of '61. Paul rescue the game. It was the As you have succeeded in this so can you succeed in the task that lies be- Lewis commented after the from first. with the distribution of caps Crawford, Larry Bathgate, John seventh time this season that Honorary degrees will be con- fore you. Greater difficulties lie in store for you, it is true, but in the game saying, "Brown wasn't Following Renn's double. and gowns in Vasey Hall 11:00 DePul, Joe Shanahan, Roger Connors had been relied upon ferred upon Cardinal Cushing; Providence of God you will have the capacity to cope with them according the toughest team we played ."•'••• '''••'':,'' Shortstop Jack Lynch connected a.m. until 3:00 p.m. to His Will.: ;., •'.^••?': Sullivan, Chas. McClain, Al to quell a rally. has Arthur I. Breithaupt, Vice- '"'''•v'' this year I it He won — think was Co- to send a clutch single up the a Bacca- Massey, Denny Nolan, Bill Bow- three without a blemish president, Dodge Steel Compa- On Sunday, June 4, lumbia—but even though we and Villanova University, and in particular the middle into center to push ny; Gordon M. laureate Mass will be held in the ersox, and Mike Gleason are all physically trounced we saved four others. The 5-9, 140 Burlingame, faculty, has tried to give you a sound preparation for the life that you them across the tying run. Fidalgo Field at 10:00 a.m.; im- heading for Vlilanova's Garey President, Title Insurance House have yet to live. Most of all this preparation consists of a way of life beat ourselves in the end." lb. Connors has also hit surpris- Com- then set the first .three men mediately thereafter a breakfast Hall. Among the others set for ingly well during the season, pany of Pennsylvania; Honor- rather than a training for a livelihood. It is our earnest hope and Captain Nastri announced down in the top of the law schools are: Bob ninth, able Charles S. Desmond, Chief for the senior graduates will be prayer that you have increased in your faith and knowledge of God our Bohn that there would be a rugby contributing a single to the thus giving the Cats their ninth held in Dougherty Hall. Supreme Creator and Redeemer. All else in your life must be sub- (George Washington), Tom meeting Wildcat cause in the Rider Judge, Court of Appeals, State Thursday on the first inning opportunity to win the ordinate to God, or your life will be worthless. Brown (Michigan), Ted Boun- game. of New York, and Francis Friel, In addition to Wesley, 35 oth- floor of the C&F building at game. das (Harvard), Joe Clark partner in Albright and Friel er seniors will receive special We often say in an offhand manner that nowadays 10:30 a.m. The purpose of the Al Weigand, Dan Renn, and (Georgetown), 'Tim McNamar Engineering. academic recognition. Those to everyone goes to college. Of course this is not true. While an increasing meeting being the election of Climatic Ninth Richie Richman paced the hit- (Michigan), Tom Kennedy Valedictorian be graduated summa cum laude percentage of our college age population does undertake such study, it still next year's ofllicers. Dan Renn's second rbi of the ting department. Weigand had The for the will be Evilio A. Perez, Ch.E. constitutes a rather small percentage of the world's population. Your (Syracuse), John O'Connell two triples, three sin class will be J. Michael Wesley, Another achievement for the day highlighted the bottom of Richman, college education is, therefore, a rare privilege that God has bestowed (Harvard), Neil Vaughey (St. a general arts and David L. Brecht, OSA, phi- the ninth, although in an inad- gles, and Renn, a perfect day, major from Ro- upon you. He will expect you to make suitable use of this privilege not thriving new sport on the Main losphy. John's), Tony Renaldo (Mary- chester, N.Y. Wesley will be for your own benefit, but for the benefit of your fellow man and for Line was the promotion of the vertent fashion. Allowing a sec- three for three. Fidalgo playing only land), Ralph Mirarchi (Tem- the challenge that lies ahead of you. It is a left, graduated magna cum laude. Magna Laude the honor of God. This is 'Cats to the Second Division of ond single to Baier and a bases- tallied three rbi's to guide Cum ple), John Plaatje (Penn), Jim thrilling challenge and facing up to it will make for a happy life indeed. on-balls to Captain Joe Cramer the squad in that department. Cardinal Cushing will receive Magna cum laude honors will the Eastern Rugby Union after May God grant you always the grace to face your challenge to work for Capobianco (Rutgers), Phil an honorary Doctor of Sacred only one year of play. With this sent Pirate pitcher Kiemer to The Wildcats now will en be conferred upon Theodore a better world. Sheats (Maryland), Jack Fahey step up Villanova will play an the showers. counter an undefeated Navy Theology degree; Breithaupt Boundas, Dennis Lynch, Joseph (Detroit), and Jim Strazzella Wong) will be recognized Sincerely yours, even tougher schedule next sea- Relief pitcher Bill Henry then team with a record of 19-0 this (Photo by Ty a Doctor of Remy, Richard Fogaroli, John (Penn). Dan Steger and John Letters; son consisting mainly of Ivy retired Platco on an infield pop afternoon. A victory in this en- Sheehan Olympian Frank Budd burst the tape with a blister- Humane Burlingame Hampton, Marshall McCloskey, Hickey will also attend law will l>e cited as League schools where rugby has but gave up a second walk to counter could be considered as ing 9.4 in the 100 during the Quantico meet last Saturday. Trail- a Doctor of Com- Eileen Greyson, John Hogan, school. mercial Science; been a popular sport for years. Fidalgo, filling the bases for an excellent portent. ing are Ed Collymore, Quantico, and Bob Raemore. a Doctor of OSA and Robert Samson, OSA. ^Rev. John A. Klekotka, O.S.A. (Cont'd on page 3) President

12 THE VILLANOVAN • MAY 18, 1961 ::: —

On To Graduate School Pinning Fr. Hartley Speaks Ceremony Could Seminary Guild Appeals by Jim StrazztlJq Of Higher Education (Con't from Page 1) Class valedictorian Mike Wes- Inspire in- Anotlier Tradition The list of future M.D.s ley is headed for future study To Jersey Alumni For Three Million Dollars cludes: Joe Caprini, Al Carlson, at Toronto. Jack McDonnell Carlo Melini, Bob Stech, and Al (Brown), Gary Susnjara (V. Rev. Joseph C. Bartley, The Augustinian Seminary tax deductible, are in the form Kaplin, all of whom will study at U.), Mike Tighe (Kansas) Tom O.S.A., Dean of the Division of Guild Appeal is endeavoring to of Hahnemann. Fred Folley, Ed Quigley (V.U.), and Phil Tama Commerce and Finance was a pledge payments, which may Morehauser, and Joe Zecardi (V.U.) will concentrate on grad- recent speaker at the Villanova raise three million dollars to be extended over a thirty month will attend Temple, while John uate English studies. Dick Ter- Alumni Club of North Jersey. build the new St. Mary's College period. Judson and Denny Lynch will The ry and Don McGinley will study meeting was held at the Seminary. The appeal will in- Old St. Mary's Seminary is study at Georgetown. Pete degree. Brownstone House in for their AM.A.T. His- Patter- clude eleven dioceses, thirty-four overcrowded to such a point that Range will enter George Wash- tory and political science studies son, N.J. and Club officers for parishes, six high schools, two its ington and Dom Diori will enter will the attention of the coming year were elected. status may be termed "crit- command colleges, Seton Hall for medical studies. Joe Kelly, Bob Plowman, (V.U.), Father spoke on the progress of and a university. ical." In addition to being far Barry Wills will earn his dental Jack McAteer, and Joe Cramer. the University and the impor- too small The appeal is divided into to house the present degree at Penn. tance of higher education. Artsmen Mike Donahue three segments. Advanced gifts seminarians, it restricts the A large number of engineers (Penn), Jack Stefan (Colum- are accepted in number of candidates which also plan to do future academic any amount over bia), Jerry Gelinas (Penn), and Counselors-over 20, also may be accepted for the priest- work. The chemical engineers $5,000. The memorial gifts start Tom Samuelwicz (Penn) will openings for Villanova hood. include: Clint Norris (V.U.), at $400. Both these stages have take up post-grad work in busi- faculty, for suburban Day These are the factors which Tony Cavanna (Polytechnical been in progress for a length of ness. Camp. Specialists in Swim- led to the decision to construct Institute of Brooklyn), Lament time. The general A formidable array of Com- ming (ARC Instructor), appeal, started a new seminary building. It is Dare (Lehigh), Gerry O'Brien merce and Finance seniors will Fencing, Track, Nature, Monday, includes over four planned to occupy a fine tract of (Penn), Rich Fogaroli (Colum- Science, etc. also spend the immediate future Auto desired. thousand soliciting land adjacent to, but suflftciently bia), Joe Hamburger (Institute (Ptioto By Alan Williams) laymen. in business graduate work. Mar- Mitchell 6-8160. removed from, the center of Uni- of Paper Chemistry), Bernie ««/ keting majors Ed Paulsen, Bar- 'Get your foot off the nameplate, Delisa/' Jim McAteer, (far right), jestingly admonishes The contributions, which are( versity life. Kraus (Delaware), Ed Schaller ry Finkel, and Gary Dascenzo Bob Delisa (c), to the amusement of Larry Bathgate (2nd from left) and Jim Strazzella (2nd (Penn), Sekits (R.P.L), (Photo by Frank Don left) _, ___, Matunis) will attend N.Y.U., Penn, and from right). Only Bob Scalia (far under whose reign the bench was dedicated seems un- The BIG moment arrives as Rev. John A. Klekotka, Evelio Perez (Illinois), and Bob OSA, #A inn utH^ «{ p9\h omdnc- Temple, respectively. John Fitz- amused. Scalia was junior class president; Delisa served as sophomore class president, student officially pins Mary Chapman during the nurses* pining Durney (V.U.). cere- ted kyr lAU «tttd^nl w$i9* gerald (Penn), Jack Donohue council vice-chairman and chairman and student body president; Strazzella was Delisa's Vice- monies held last Sunday. fl So far it is definite that at (Penn State), John McClay (V. President for educational affairs; McAteer, currently editor emeritus of the VILLANOVAN, was colleges throughout the nation. least four mechanical engineers The first annual pinning U.) and Bob Cahill (Columbia) editor-in-chief of the weekly publication. cere- The pinning tradition was will continue their studies mony of are among the other Wall Street senior Villanova nurses given by the junior nurses for Mike Appoconia (V.U.), Jack nois for his chem grad work, Graduate Study dvisor. The more and more seriously the Journal readers who will con- was held on Sunday, May 21, at the seniors. Miss Connine (R.P.L), Frank Contey and George Purcell and Ed Ri- office of Post Graduate Advisor possibility of the academic life Mary Fay, tinue their academic endeavors 2:30 p.m. in the University (Lehigh), and Bob Fink (U.C. chezza will return to the Villa- is a relatively new one on cam- as a life vocation. Chairman, stated that Sunday's in the area of business. it since., its "Villanova, and every Catho- Chapel. L.A.). nova chem labs and classrooms pus and has ceremony began what is hoped The roster of electrical engi- Midwestern Schools Draw, Too in new Mendel Hall. Joe Remy, inception provided reliable in- lic school as well," he comment- Pins were blessed by the Rev. will be a tradition. neers includes Marshall McClos- Gene Rogers, a chemistry ma- meanwhile, will work toward his formation and competent assist- ed, "will now be served by more John A. Klekotka, OSA, Presi- Senior Nurse key, who will study at M.I.T., jor, will travel to Wisconsin to M.A. in math at Penn. ance for students interested in Villanova graduates because of and Paul Meunch, who is headed pursue a study of the history of The upward trend in the num- post-graduate studies. the present trend. This is en- dent of the University, and con- The nurses who received pins for N.Y.U. Civil engineer Steve science and Dick Cordell will ber of Villanovans who intend to couraging." ferred Bedard Encouraged by Father Klekotka ; Miss are: Alice E. Burlington, Mary Campbell is also going to N.Y. take up residence at Ohio Uni- work toward advanced degrees When interviewed in his But, Dr. Bedard emphasized, Marion Schrum, Dean of Nurs- C. Chapman, Angela M. Cola- U., while Bernie Cohan attends versity in order to continue his can doubtlessly be attributed in ground floor office in C & F., Dr. there is a need for many, many ing; and Miss Ann Donnelly, santo, Joyce M. Collins, Mary C. Syracuse and Bob Fileccia con- work in chemistry. Bob Conboy part to the work of Dr. Bernard Bedard indicated that he was more students with advanced Assistant Professor of Nursing. Collura, Joan C. Connolly, Mar- tinues here at Villanova. will matriculate at North Illi- J. Bedard, the University's Post encouraged by the fact that training. He noted that too of- that "more and more Villanova stu- ten Catholic college students do Following a J. Davis, Joan P. Flood, sermon by Father dents are considering post grad- not face up^to the responsibility Betty A. Giammarino, Eileen M. President, the seniors recited a uate training and are taking which is theirs. Greyson, Agnes M. Leitz, prayer and joined the Villanova Mari- COPYRIGHT (S) 1961, THE COCA-COLA COMPANY. COCA-COLA AND COKE ARE REOISTERED TRADEMARKS lyn McGahan, Mary P. Singers in the Alma Mater. O'Neill, Mary P. Scanio, Kathryn F. Pack or Box A reception was held in the Schultz, Mary A. Valenza, and Light up an DM, and answer C and F Cafeteria. Mary E. White. these questions. Then compare your I answers with those of 1,383 other college students (at bottom of page).

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THE VILLANOVAN • MAY 25, 1961 . —

The Last Hurrah Delisa Reflects ^Round Midnight ACTIVITIES OF VILLANOVA

This is the way it has been : In view of the fact that this is the last issue of Writer Bids Farewell; .; It began with a report on a lecture by Dr. Thrives the for 1960-61, 's Club VILLANOVAN the year I Women Glee moderate Rudhart . . . and coming late to the lecture, of held on the Mother's Alumni stimulated by their thought that this might be a good time to pose Confronted by a myriad and writing the story all wrong, and being Night, April 30. Since then, the achievements, the club elected an evaluation of the state of student government Sees Swinging Summer difficulties in the past several mocked and maligned as a total incompetent activities of the Glee Club have junior Anne McCrea to succeed at Villanova. by Joe Zawacki years, the Women's Glee Club » more concrete propor- this year's President Kathy . . . and being told that the Feature Editor assumed Since this is our last paper of ball-player in the history of the has finally been established as a perform- Shultz. Barbara Smith was also had resigned, and there was no one to do Having participated in Student Government tions with successful the school year, the writer National League (Honus Wag- reality on the Villanova campus. ances on the Junior Week successful in her bid for Vice- his job ,. activities for over , . and being told to do it . . .and three years, I have noticed a and the recent President while Margie Burns like to use of the ner, 3434 hits). Go get them, Two years ago, the Administra- Mother's Day doing it. : constant forward movement on the part of the would make Concert on the Green in front of will now assume the duties of to extend his grati- Stan. There'll never be another tion sanctioned the activity but It Council in general, and of its members in partic- opportunity , ., was taking that all-day sophomore apti- Dougherty Hall. Librarian. the condition that they con- ular. The Student Council contains more inter- tude to those who contributed to one like you. on tude test after the first all-night session at * * * practices under their ested and cooperative personnel than ever before the production of this little en- duct their the printer's . . . and falling asleep periodic- own student director. Under ally and I think that this admirable point can be at- deavor to aid the students in As a final note, with summer during the test . . . and wondering what their search for entertainment most of the con- this setup, they were eventually Father Sullivan thought when he saw the tributed to the fact that the student body itself approaching, OaCannns NK^balman results. of a worthwhile value. (Some for the shore obliged to fold...... is giving more serious consideration than before formists will head will argue that this cannot be to practice a This year, however, for the (Author of '7 Was a Teen-OM Dwarf"/'The Many It was the first flush of success at being to the actual election of student government this summer Loves of Dobie Gillia", etc.) members. done without being clumsy or "herded-cattle" theory in crowd second time, the girls wanted , named Feature Editor at the VILLANOVAN Students Inquisitive maudlin. That is of little con- psychology. However, the to give the Glee Club another Dinner Dance . . . and being told next day by try. Again the Administration the Editor, "Feature Editors remain Feature The Student Council of this year dealt with an cern to me). "Round Midnight-er" won't find approbation to the Editors" . . . and deciding not to remain cities too dead. All the granted Fea- inquisitive, aware, and more mature student A Second Glance the big TILL WE MEET AGAIN ture Editor . . . and being named News group but under the old terms. body. This fact has altered the Council thinking Looking back to the first col- tents have been struck and Editor. Later, permission was obtained to the extent that we must work for the students' drama and musicals will be in umn, it may be noted that the Seven years now I have been writing this column for the It was story lists that were never made welfare, and not order at Lambertville, Camden so that Mr. Herbert Fiss, Con- up our own. intent of this feature was to makers of Marllx)ro Cigarettes, and each year when I come to County, Valley Forge, and the of the Villanova Concert in time . . . and reporters never reap- ductor who student is Student government this year has been a give the mature college Playhouse In The Park. In addi- the last column of the year, my heart gripped by the same peared after having been assigned the Band and Director of the Vil- week's bittersweet feeling. I shall miss you sorely, dear readers, in the The Pressbox working one and not a theoretical one. We have more for his entertainment dol- tion, Lambertville and Brandy- lanvoa Singers, would instruct most important story ... It was sweating out Jazz attrac- long summer days ahead. I shall miss all you freckle-faced Depicted below are the ten senior (former) editors who six made mature, well thought-out recommendations lar and to get Philly off of a wine will offer top the club once a week (Monday Monday nights at the printer's . . . and watch- tions in concert appearances. A l)oys with frogs in your pockets. I shall miss all you pig-tailed weeks ago departed from the second floor of Dougherty. Gone to the administration concerning programs bum rap about being a "one- evenings) and immediately pre- ing the sun rise on Tuesday morning . . . rumor has also been circulsted vious to performances. His girls with your gai)-toothed giggles. I shall miss you one and and feeling the but not forgotten are Jim McAteer's rhetorical editorials, ranging from curricular changes to more recre- horse town." Whether or not it triumph as the paper was de- that top Country & Western art- daughter, Mrs. Joan Gillespie, all— your shining morning faces, your apples, your marbles, livered on Mike Donahue's Neo-classicism, Jack McAteer's sense of hu- ational facilities on campus. We have, through has been a successful column Wednesday afternoon. ist Hank Thompson, probably has lately directed the girls your jacks, your little oilcloth satchels. mor, Jose Conlin's nom de plume, Gary Dascenzo's manipula- this maturity, gained a much greater position of depends on the individual read- the best in the field, will make since Mr. Fiss has been involved It was hours at the typewriter . . . and tion of the funds, But I shall not be entirely sad, for you have given me many Bud Simmonds' impeccable attire, Mark respect among the administration and the fac- er. The writer gains satisfaction his first Eastern appearance in with the Singers. more on the phone . . . and so many classes Bennett's other job, Phil Kenny's elderly Bill at Hill Inn in a happy memory to sustain me. It has been a rare pleasure demeanor. ulty than has ever been held before. in the knowledge that he has years the Red cut . . . and term papers submitted at the last Debut McCall's nebulous title, and Gus Susnjara's rolling preambles. July. All these items should writing this colunm for you all year, and I would ask every the effort. minute ... or after the last minute. It was In the fall, a complete review of Student Coun- made Another contribute to a swinging sum- Junior nurse Josie Morello one of you to come visit me during the summer except there is Tom . . . Wolf smoking too much and Bill cil accomplishments will be presented to the stu- mer. pointed out that their debut was no access U) my room. The makers of Marlboro Cigarettes, Speers being angry. It worthwhile was Mike Donahue dent body. I will not list them here. after I missed several deadlines, walled me in. All I have is

with his laughable lists . . . lists that always point to be made Individual Evaluation a mail slot into which I drop my columns and through which I proved so necessary in the end. concerns the use they supply me with Marlboro Cigarettes and such food as I feel that in an evaluation of any organization of personal op- will slij) slot. six I liave • (For been • through a mail months now It first I .• >i was the by-line ... and meeting . we must evaluate the individual members of that inion. It living on after-dinner mints.) Bob Scalia for the first time . . . Class Presi- can be organization. dent he was . . . very important man. It was stated honestly the first Student Council meeting with a vote The idea that only BMOC's hold offices on the here that at no is definitely on the wane. . The to be cast . . and Bob DeLisa going in by student council time this year acclamation . . . and Tom Hoffman's farewell most successful and contributory members of was a personal address. It was being named Editor-in-Chief. this year's Council have been those who were Zawacki opinion deliber- It was conferences, willing to work long hours in order that a pro- endless conferences ately used to get a point across.

. . . with Gene Ruane, about "indiscreet gram or idea might attain reality. ar- This has not been an easy thing ticles" . . . with Father Kemme, about the This, then, might be the measure of the suc- to accomplish and if I have

necessity of a responsible collegiate press . . . Council : interested have cess of the Student How failed to keep my own views With Father Klekotka about the future of the members been? Are their ideas original and from showinjT occasionally, Villanova . . . with Bob DeLisa about things practical? Is their primary interest for the stu- ^T(,imiisml^^ik&tbm^ '.;,. ;'' ' ''-'-r" blame it on human nature. in general. . .^v^-^:. ; . dent body ? And finally, but extremely important, It was looking The Point up from the big desk at the n are they willing to devote time and effort to their top of the row, over acres of litter papers, Finally, and most important, I am only having my little joke. The makers of Marlboros and work? Basing our success on the answers to as the typists got up to go home, and wearily whether or not you have agreed have not walled me in. They could never do such a cruel thing. these questions, I feel confident in saying that Manly and muMcular they may be, and gruff and curt and direct, pulling over the typewriter for one more in with the statements made here student government at Villanova has attained but underneath they are men of great heart and sweet, com- that never-ending series of "metaphysical at various times is secondary to greater achievement than ever before. passionate disposition, and I wish to take this opportunity to editorials." It was the private conversations I whether any one column stimu- It has been said that the past is a giant upon st'ite publicly that I will always have the highest regard for . . . with Harrison Salisbury . . . and Fulton lated you to agreement, discus- whose shoulders we, in the present, stand in or- the makers of Marlboro Cigarettes, no matter how my lawsuit Lewis . . . John Crowe Ransom . . . and Wil- der to see the future. This comment is analagous sion or argument. liam McAndrew. for back wages comes out. to the Student Council in that we have improved If you have been thusly I am only having my little jolte. T am not suing the makers It was Chicago, with . . upon our past efforts so that we might produce Mike Donahue . moved, the writer considers the the Associated Collegiate Press Conference better efforts in the present for the future. of Marlboros for back wages. These honorable gentlemen have year a successful and hope to always paid me promptly and in full. To be sure, they have not . . . State Street . , . and George Diamond's. ..•..r.< Bob DeLisa in continue same September. paid me in ras/i, but they have given me something far more It was Father Rongione . . . and Lena with Have a good summer. precious. You would go far to find one so covered with tattoos as L the expense account . . . and the last Dinner

Dance . . . Dan Grove the new Editor . . . and r am only having my little joke. The makers of Marlboros an little sports item in underclass man calling me a "has been" . . A Mon- have not covered me with tattoos. In fact, they have engraved and me responding "at least I've been there" day's papers caught the eye and no commercial advertising whatsoever on my |x;rson. My suit,

. . . and wishing a little that our places could of course, is another matter, even here they have exercised VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY since no sports copy has been but be exchanged. It was Jim Strazzella and contributed for this final issue, I taste and restraint. On the back of my suit, in unobtrusive Editor-in-chief Daniel Grove Charlie G. Labus and the campaign . . . It was Associate Editor Josephine Morello would like to use this space to neon, they have put this fetching little jingle:

the final good-byes . . . the last by-line . . . and Managing: Editor Edward Farrell pay a small tribute, as a sports Are your taste buds out kilterf News Editor Mark Quinn of .^30—., .,; ..;;/;:./.-..:;;,. :.;::.\._;-,,-,:.:.:, SUPER SMOOTH Sports Editors J. Edgar Lohr fan, to one of the all-time greats Are you bored mth smoking, neighbor? Joseph Zawacki This is the way it has been . . . these are of baseball. Stan IV^usial. This is Then try that splendid Marlboro filter, Feature Editor Joseph A. Massey the reasons for having it all once, Try that excellent Marlboro fleighbor! done and F. nothing new to the man from SHAVE Campus News Editor George West

being more than willing to do it all again . . . Copy Eklitor Thomas O'Connor f Donora, who has been receiving New "wetter-than-water" action melts beard's tough- On the front of my suit, in muted phosphorus, are pictures of every single minute of it. These are the rea- Format Editor Ed Graham the members of the Marlboro board and their families. On my Photo Editors ...... '.; Michael Pastore praise for as long as he has been ness—in seconds. Remarkable new "wetter-than-water" sons for the memories. Francis Matunis in the big leagues. action gives Old Spice, Super Smooth Shave its scientific hat is a small cigarette girl crying, "Who'll buy my Marlboros?" Business Manager John J. Janda H. J. M, approximation to the feather-touch feel and the efficiency of Circulation Manager John Redding However, it is an opportunity I am only having my little joke. The makers of Marllwros Exchange Raymond Ritter l)arher shop shaves. Melts your beard's toushness like hot Editor for someone who has idolized have been perfect dolls to work for, and so, dear readers, have Moderator ..,.«. ..Rev. Louis A. Rongione, OSA towels and massage — m seconds. "the Man" since he was seven you. Your kind response to my nonsense has warmed this old Editors Emeriti Entered as second class matter at the Villanova Shaves that are so comfortable you barely feel the thorax, and I trust you will not find me soggy if in this final Post Office December 27, 1928, under the Act of years old to say "thanks and Editor-in-Chief H. James McAteer unique combination of anti- evaporation agents March 3, 1897. congratulations." Thanks, for blade. A column of the year, I express my sincere gratitude. Mana^injir Editor Michael D. Donahue stay moist and firm. No un- makes Super Smooth Shave News Editor John J. McAteer The VILLANOVAN is published weeklv by all the many thrills that one Have a good summer. Stay healthy. Stay happy. Stay loose. spots. Richer and creamier. ..gives you dergraduate students of Villanova University; re-lathering, no dry O IIMI Mat ShulmsD Feature Editor . . . « . v« • R. Joseph Conlin small fan has received. And con- opinions expressed herein do not necessarily re- most satisfying shave ... fastest, c\eanest — and most Co-Sports Editor .... .V. .. .Charles R. Simmonds gratulations, on your 3,312th hit the Business Manager Gary R. Dascenzo flect the oflScial views of the Universitv. comfortable. Regular or mentholated, 1.00. which enabled you to pass Eddie Circulation Managers Mark Bennett This newspaper is dedicated to one of the finest Athlete, The makers of Marlboros and the new unfiltered king-size Philip Kenny men who ever entered Villanova: Scholar, Collins for 4th place on the all- Philip Morris have been happy to bring you Exchange Editor William McCall Gentleman time hit list. Another 120 safe- Commander this uncensored, free-wheeling column all year long. Now, if Theatre Editor Gary Susnjara Leo Goodreou ties, and Musial can retire with S M U L-T O M we may echo old Max: Stay healthy. Stay happy. Stay loose. more base hits than any other

THE VILLANOVAN • MAY 25, 1961 THE VILLANOVAN • MAY 25, 1961 — — '

The Age of Giants Passes RIVER STYX by JONIK Featniks Force Gramps Out Reward For Honesty: <^H *• by Pete Nolan A few years back the art mu- Our generation Humble Peace Of Mind With 'The Last Roll Call and he did look as if he was en- proves to be one seums were a place to go if you joying it, even though he of intellectuals, appreciators, by Jim McAteer What would you say if some- you'll find perfect happiness. wanted a little peace and quiet, couldn't read the inscriptions and featniks. Here in the art . one told you he had found the But how about right now? ; There was at least one notice- is underneath. with museum, they roam en that typical of almost any the Council and Presidency of and wanted to indulge your To speak him masse, answer to everything you Where will you find the great- able difference about last week's newly - organized group. Chair- the student was another thing. Some of our seeking to satisfy their "way were body by acclama- taste in a little of the "finer call out" cravings. They looking for? est Student Council meeting: Bob man Tom Wall, after opening the tion. brighter boys would him a knock you Maybe you would measure of happiness on things." It was also a good place down with their meeting with the customary clod and wasting his time in a enthusiasm, tell him that you really aren't earth? Maybe you would tell DeLisa answered no roll call. Super-Slate prayer, retired immediately to a for little kids to roam or even museum of art. When you asked they fill you up with their zeal. With him into oflSce went a looking for anything in the first this inquisitive friend that your Perhaps it is a violation of special session of the NFCCS play a game of chase. Sometimes him what painting he liked best A crowd of them hover around "super-slate." Former sopho- place. Or maybe you would tell happiness is found in compan- the he couldn't tell you, but at any sacred journalistic principle Nominations Committee. Vice more class President you could find that old grand- a particular work. Wow! Crazy! Tom Wall him that you have everything ionship, in playing ball, in dat- Chairman Joe Tate took the rate he looked the part with a Dad, that says somethin'! A of hard-bitten objectivity to be- was acclaimed Vice Chairman. father from down the street flower in his lapel and a cane on you need. Or maybe you don't ing, in parties. Or maybe in chair temporarily. Bob Benson, junior masterpiece! You have to fight come nostalgic as graduation day-hop C& browsing there. He used to get his arm. your way through the crowd to even know what you're looking studies, or teaching, or deliver- the end Tate's appearance in the chair F representative was unani- of an era for most sen- all dressed up and go down there recalled a less mist-shrouded, mously elected Secretary. see it. There isn't much to see. for! Ultimately though, you'd ing mail. You find happiness in iors Jim More Action Now — approaches. Neverthe- to stand around. Some days he It's very small. A white object but nonetheless historic day, Hooker, former Secretary of the say, I'm looking for happiness. so many ways. Or you may only less, if No matter, the museum was a there is to be any tribute when the Quietly Efficient Tom Council, won the Treasurer's never even looked at the pic- carved out of ivory in the shape No matter where it may be. I'm think you have found it. There at all peaceful place in those days. of an egg with a little nodule rendered to the spirit of Hoffman received the gavel post after a contest with his fel- tures, but would just stand in Sometimes the school would protruding from the top. going to take the shortest and is one factor that is wrapped up the '61, from Murphy's hands after a low C&F'er Dick Wilder. The class of that tribute is the doorway and tip his hat to contest with Fred Wiele, who drop a busload off there for the name of this masterpiece is straightest road to happiness in every source of happiness. It *best accorded to DeLisa, the un- A list of the Council's accom- the old ladies who strolled in afternoon and the walls would in York." had served as Council Treas- "Autumn New Only a wherever it may be. is God's will. If God wills that challenged plishments this year would only personification of his out. echo for a few short hours, but fool would say he didn't under- urer. be superfluous and you marry that wonderful girl -'•':"."':: documentnation. And then suppose the same . class and school. ;:v Unlike Tate, or HoflFman didn't know other than that there was little stand. him- It has been this newspaper's He probably you are dating, then you would self, action to be found. The upkeep "Terrific," these young gen- fellow asked you further that , Superlatives Superfluous both of to whom had fight contribution to the cause to re- much about art, but still there wasn't very impressive, but iuses' exclaimed. Some of them since find your happiness in mar- -• for their positions, that year De- you are looking for happi- But superlatives are superflu- port Council news as it has hap- was an air about him. For when Lisa some old political stalwarts kept are bearded and still others are riage. If God wants you to sell as junior resident Arts rep- pened, in the expectation ness ultimately, what are you ous. Besides, Bob has never that his stroll through resentative had he did take the place in a state that was dressed as witches it would insurance, you will find more been named the extent of the Student Coun- doing about it? Do you know ;- looked for them. So the ideal galleries he would study the acceptable to those few who ven- seem. to Council Vice-Chairman by ac- cil's the They wander on other happiness in doing that than do- contribution to Villanova where to find it? Yes, we know recognition that can be paid the clamation. serious- tured there. masterpieces, and the old grand- would be understood and paintings with all the ing anything else. And so it appre- that among the Father's , former President of the student resigned many Significant Success ciated. ness of a connoisseur. Perhaps The art museum has changed father has long him- goes. .body is the avoidance of "purple he saw, quite a bit since we've grown up. self to the park bench. mansions in heaven is where The legislative he did enjoy the works | What IS asking of yout successes he But the news is always about God ;, prose" in favor of a "look at the had enjoyed as a sophomore specific projects This is one question for which record." and the individ- pi?:;;? were will repeated during his junior uals who are behind them. The LUCKY STRIKE PRESENTS: there be no crib notes nor Back on that year. There is no bluffed answers. Whatever the mi^t-enshrbiid- need to rehash constribution of the Council as ed day of Student answer, it will involve sacrifice. ancient history, when Congress meeting min- an entity, and especially the the now-legendary utes as a if you think that God's will Pat Nicholson paen to DeLisa. Sufl!ice contribution of the Council's But turned over the gavel of it to say that his accomplish- for you is the sacrifice of the Council leader, are often overlooked. It leadership to Big Thinking, ments were formidable; priesthood or the religious life, Iron most is to be hoped that this small BeaR-DRiFRQOD: Fisted notable however, then is demanding of you a Bob Murphy, DeLisa was was his single tribute upon the successful con- He DR. FROOD'8 THOUGHT FOR THB DAY: DonH let CXamS UpSCt yOU. . inducted into student govern- major defeat. _. . sacrifice that He is not demand- , clusion of one man's most suc-

: ment. After all, there are worse things distemper, hunger, insatiable thirst. ing of most men. Or rather, per- He has been there ever Toward the end of the aca- cessful achievement will help — since. demic year, the Vice Chairman correct this oversight. haps He does ask many men, .:-^-*:;-"" presented a new but not many respond, for many Hearing the roll call last concept of stu- Tempus Fugit %s are called but few are chosen. Wednesday evening, noting the dent government in the form of So student government will >SJ?i.-. Is it because of the sacrifice absence of the name "Bob De- a Constitution which had as its go marching on. Many another that only few respond? Do you Lisa," probably meant little to essence the streamlining of Stu- Council Secretary will call many think that any man who an- the people present, most of them dent Council by eliminating or- m another Council ganizational representation roll, and after a swers this call found this sacri- .slightly flustered over replying year and half votes. another year others fice easy? No, it isn't easy. Nor to their own names for the first along m "Journalists' Row" will will you find it easy. Sacrifice is time. But on "Journalists' Row" DeLisa's proposal succeeded .V.J&'; not find it strange that Bob De- difficult. oddly in attaining always But in the rear of the Council cham- the approval of a Lisa answers no roll call. But enough, it is sacrifice that is ber, where this old pro and a majority of the Council mem- ;:;::« 'm some of us, wraiths in the mist- eventually the source of your few other wraiths from the past bership, but failed to get the •=j*: Dear Dr. Frood: Shouldn't we spend our enshrouded past, will remem- necessary millions on education instead of a greatest happiness. You will find were congregated, the omission two-thirds vote need- ber: Bob DeLisa as an average it so everywhere. The greater of the name was of considerable ed to pass a Constitution. He race to the moon? Taxpayer student, but as a personage ex- Dear Dr. Frood: A fellow on our campus love, greater the sacri- allowed the plan the the significance. to drop, vowing traordinaire; .:«:^ as politico and keeps saying, "Bully," "Pip-pip," fice, the greater the happiness. ; Age of Giants to "try again next year." 4^^" statesman; ;«•;. as "Crown Prince DEAR TAXPAYER: And let the "'Ear, 'ear," "Sticky wicket," and This is really what you are look- "The age of giants is past," At election time last year, De- and ^m. "Leader of us all"; as al- Dear Dr. Communists all for, isn't it? Perhaps it isn't one wraith remarked somewhat get that "Ripping!" What do these things ing Lisa topped his political success ways ready with a guick joke or Frood: What ^S5&: cheese? mean? clear in your thoughts but it is melodramatically. The Congress of the previous year as he was compassionate assistance. In would you say there somewhere. As a priest, as got off to the anticlimactic start accorded the Chairmanship Puzzled of I short. Bob DeLisa as a friend. an Augustinian priest, you must about a rich father DEAR PUZZLED: it's best Ik ii^ who makes his boy forego the pleasures of a family -^l just to ignore these Mv??!":-"' • •>OSJ. •Kti of your own; you will live in exist on a measly 'm^ beatniks. :'•<» W' poverty, dependent upon anoth- $150 a week allowance? 'A- will .Am er for your daily bread ; you Angered not be able to have your own way in everything you do. And Dr. Frood: I like w^ Dear How can keep from bawling ..•:*:?:?? you, in your particular circum- DEAR ANGERED: I would .^m^ The traditional look in a baby when they hand me my diploma? m.yM say, "There goes a man stances, have something special

Emotional to give to God ; something which I'd like to mm^^ :^'^^' one else can give. call Dad." no DEAR EMOTIONAL: Simply concentrate ARRdwIil So it comes down to this. on twirling your mortarboard tassel ,.:i::X:»:.v- "What does God want me to in circles above your head, ..•.Hff-'y--: do?" If you answer this ques- SPORT SHIRTS and pretend you are tion sincerely you will have a helicopter. found great peace of mind and .•:¥m-' besides, the answer to what you fabric, the fashion, the feeling ... all lend for. Don't fret if you The Dear Dr. Frood: What's the are looking think the sacrifice beyond your the look of classic authenticity to these favored best way to open a pack of Luckies: strength. God sometimes asks Rip off the whole top, or tear along one Arrow sport shirts. Distinctively printed us to do hard things, but never side of the blue sticker? the impossible. If He has asked on broadcloth in handsome, muted Freshman you, you can do it. "Now, there-

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PORTRETTE\ •:= VISA Prexy Is Elected Parade, Awards Highlight Printers' Poet Explains His Views To Strike Delays Spahn Heads Belle Air To High NFCCS Post Hailing from LaSalle in ing either = a naval career John Simone, Junior Arts NROTC's Spring Review Cambria Heights, New or law school." 1 1961 Belle Air Delivery major, was recently elected Pres- Writer York, the 1961 editor of On being queried con- 1 After Poetry Lecture the Belle Air yearbook, cerning ident of the Philadelphia Re- The Editor of the 1962 Belle books. Should the strike contin- the yearbook, J by Gus Susnjoro Michael Spahn, is a senior Mike expostulated, "It's s gional Council of the National Air, Jan Garigliano, announced ue yearbook deliveries will be Last Thursday evening in the about his present relationship these are political not magnificent in seriously science major. An the second largest book in 1 Federation of Catholic College Field that due to the recent printer's jeopardized. House, John Crowe Ran- with the magazine, he said he tone the poet feels they are active campus organizer, Villanova's history. The 1 "Although every effort is be- Students. Simone currently som, noted American author and had done it without interference among the most significant that strike there will be an unavoid- Mike has been a member only book larger was the = ing made by the 29 involved to holds the office of Alternate poet, presented a lecture and and therefore "I don't meddle he has written. These were fol- able of IRS, and a centennial in 1942. delay for an indefinite pe- settle the issues, WWWU, book 1 reading as you know in Presidency of of his literary work. with my successors." Presently lowed by elegaic poems on death riod of time in the delivery of warden of the Father Lud- Unfortunately, due to a 1 Delegate and the matters of this kind it is impos- The event marked the final Stu- Mr. Ransom is devoting most of which Mr. Ransom considers the the 1961 wig Council of the Knights printers' strike, the book VISA at Villanova. Belle Air. sible to predict the time when J dent Council forum of the 1960- his attention to prose writings crucial theme of poery. Al- of Columbus. Before assum- will be delayed, but will be The following letter was re- the settlement will be reached." 1 The former Co-Administrator 1961 school year. but he will probably return to though death must be faced as ing the overall responsi- delivered sometime in the ceived by Michael Spahn, the Editor Garigliano continued % of the region's College and Uni- Mr. Ransom, a slightly built poetry in the near future. inevitable there should be a trib- bility for the yearbook, near future, in God we 1961 Editor of the Belle Air, that "In the event delivery is J versity Relief Administration gray-haired septuagenarian, re- ute of bereavement and then a Mike was Belle Air sports trust." At the presentation Mr. Ran- from Cooke Publishing Com- made after graduation the sen- I laxed in a Treadway Inn lounge return to things with a realiza- editor. In addition to these will be the first Regional Presi- som prefaced his reading with iors will receive their yearbooks Original Motivation = chair during a VILLANOVAN- tion that "we're the better for dent to take office under a new some remarks on the nature of through the mail. The year- An interesting aspect of 1 WWVU interview. it." Among the elegies read were "provides for poetry. Most of his critical books will be distributed to the Mike's career at Villanova 1 constitution which Asked about his involvement especially "Dead Boy" and the popular an- works the new CRIT- undergraduates upon their re- was his original decision 1 an enlarged Executive Commit- in the agrarian movement with ICISM has been devoted to this thology piece "Bells For John •' to come here. It was influ- = turn in September." greater flexibility, and more Allen Tate and Robert Penn Whiteside's Daughter". tee, subject. Garigliano has announced the enced by two factors. 1 Warren, the poet called it "more effective long-range program- "The three humanities are The poet described his "Piaz- staff for the 1962 book. Harry "First I drew a circle of i of a sporting gesture than any- ming," according to Regional morality, religion, and the arts," za Piece" as dealing with a bit Podall has been named associ- radius two hundred miles 1 thing else." The farmers were on a with Vice-President, Gene Felch. In Mr. Ransom eludicated, "and of miraculism." The old "gentle- ate editor. He is a graduate of map, my home 1 being pressured to lease their (Photo by Mike Pastore) they represent what is distinct man in a dustcoat" and the Bishop Kendrick High School in as the center. I decided 1 addition, Simone will be one of traditional bucolic setting for that I wanted to go to its intricate in us alone, our humaness." In young girl meet, part, and, Norristown. He is a Pre-Law a 1 the two members from the ten The NROTC Varsity Drill team performs one of more lucrative urban industry, cultural civilization, "when we though nothing changes, experi- major. Catholic University within 1 Philadelphia area schools to maneuvers during the Spring review held May 16. The drill team and "the aesthetic side of coun- Spahn the circle. run out of things to do we need ence an essential facet of life. The remainder of the staff Villanova was 1 serve on the National Council. was one of the most successful in the country during the past try life is losing recognition." activities, is a the arts; they grant a sort of "Survey of Literature", a "non- has been announced as: Pat Mike mem- on the circle. Then I saw 1 year, winning many awards and trophies for its performances. Mr. Ransom said that not much ber of the Naval Reserve = Congress lease on life which had been em- sense poem", was thoroughly Massi, sports editor; Robert Ron Delany win the Wan- really came of the movement, Jan Garigliano Officers Training Corps of amaker bodied in our social order." He enjoyed by his audience. The D'Ambrosio, University editor; mile in the Mill- 1 Simone, while projecting his Marred by slightly wet but later clearing weather, the but "I kept it in order up not to poem begins: pany explaining the delay in the Villanova, where he was a rose Games." 1 year, further considered the moral Joseph Ruggerio, activities ed- intentions for next Spring Review disillusion the others, and I platoon leader for the past annual Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps force of nature and concluded In all the good Greek of latest edition: itor; Gene Cassidy and Pat Thus Delany's win was 1 stressed that he will pursue pol- guess they did the same for me." year. reviewed by the Rev. John A. Klekotka, OSA, and Rear that "the artist improves on Plato "We regret to inform you that Quinn, divisions editors; Walt a double asset to Villa- 1 icies which will "strengthen the was The whole purpose ;;:;.'-. of the move- As to a future career, nova. It brought both a 1 originating stronger these effects." I lack my roast beef aiid the Amalgamated Lithogra- Fetterer, underclass editor = region by Admiral Charles H. Ljrman, III, USN. ment was to make the American the hardworking Spahn is track Mr. Ransom began his read- potato. phers of America, Local 14, has Tom Luebking, graduate dra- trophy and Mike 1 and more intellectually stimu- people realize "that man could indecisive. "I'm consider- Among the events constituting the review were a perfor- ings with two poems on the do- This was followed by "The Equi- called a strike on May 4th. This matic editor; Marian Wagner, Spahn to Villanova. 1 lating programs on the campus not live properly without a lot drill teams, manual of arms by the mestic order, "Miriam Paswell", librists", and "Judith" conclud- action has curtailed offset print- nursing editor; and Pat Blake, level." mance by the battalion a to do with nature." The poet has 'li: and "Of Margaret". Though ed the reading. ing including, of course, year- typing editor. entire battalion and presentation always felt close to the earth, of awards to outstanding mid- and asserts his love of flowers and gardening with a sense of shipmen of the unit. youthful pride. Tareyton delivers the flavor. . Outstanding among the recip- Mr. Ransom was schooled in ients of the awards was Midn 1/c the classics. As a Rhodes scholar Thomas Dillon, battalion com- at Oxford he studied philosophy, mander of the unit. Mr. Dillon Greek, and Latin, but on return- received J'he Commandant ing to America, "found that Fourth Naval District's award, English was much more imme- the Naval Institute award, the diate; it was alive." This led to Naval Reserve Officers School a teaching career which culmi- award, and the Society of Amer- nated at Kenyon College where ican Military Engineers award. he founded the Kenyon Review, After the review, open house a literary periodical for which was held in Commodore John he served as editor until his res- Barry Hall. A demonstration of ignation in 1958. When asked naval weapons and anti-subma- rine warfare in operation was held while the building was open Frank Murphy Named for public inspection. An infor- New LYNX Editor mal reception for the distin- guished guests was held after the The campus literary produc- proceedings. tion, hte LYNX, after its recent successful issue of the spring edition, will be guided next year Doctor's Degree To Be by its first undergraduate in many years. Conferred on Gov.^ Sophomore Arts major, Frank v^ Murphy, is now responsible for Villanova's President the duties and obligations of Very Rev. John A. Klekotka, OSA, President of Villanova University, will be awarded an y

Editor Murphy Fr. Klekotka Editor-in-Chief, according to 1960-61 co-editors, Vince Kirk Honorary Doctor's Degree by and Mike Wesley. Murphy had LaSalle College during its Com- previously been the LYNX's Lay- Dual Filter does it mencement exercises on June out Editor, succeeding Bill 6th. Speers, who resigned the posi- In addition to Father Klekot- Here's one filter cigarette that's really different! vw^ white tion at mid-semester. Other re- ka, LaSalle will honor Pennsyl- gives you a unique filter turning editors are Joe Rug- Its whafs up front that counts The difference is this: Tareyton's Dual Filter outer vania's Governor David L. giero, this year's Art Editor and Lawrence; Rev. C. Albert inner fiher of ACTIVATFD CHARCOAL, definitely proved to make Very Gary Evans, former Poetry ACTIVATED Koob, Principal of Bishop Neu- the taste of a cigarette mild and smooth. It works together with a Editor. At the moment, however, LTER-BLEND |and only Winston has it! "CHARGOAL mann High School; and Dr. the exact status of next year's in the smoke. pure while outer filter— to halance the flavor elements inner filter Francis J. McGeary, prominent staff has not been determined. Rich, golden tobaccos specially selected and specially Philadelphia physician. Tareyton delivers—and you enjoy— the best taste of the best tobaccos. In speaking of his last issue Father Klekotka received an as a senior, Wesley pointed out, processed for full flavor in filter smoking. Honorary Doctor of Science De- R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Wlniton-Salem, N. C. "Comments heard in some cir- ^y %^^^^ •^^^^^•^^^^^^ C^^^^V^W^^^w^^HV^P^^^^^F gree from Alliance College last final FILTER Tareyton mmmt 9 < r «> cles, tell us that this Lynx DUAL Spring. was the best in Villanova his- WINSTON TASTES OOOO //ke a c/garetfe shou/d tory." THE VILLANOVAN • MAY 25, 1961

8 THE V/LUNOVAN • MAY 25, 1961 Ten Nostalgic Memories Intramural Fields Busy Of VU Sports Will Live On Outlook by Bud IC4A Simmonds

In summing up one person's and list the top ten recollections observations of the past four of Wildcat athletes during my iillUllllllllllHllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllilllllll by MIkt Donahut and Don Grovt years of Villanova sports, this undergraduate days, in chrono- writer is reluctant to list numer- logical order. 220-YARD DASH 3000-METER STEEPLECHASE ous happening's in a lengthy im- Jim Huggard—the gutty Maybe it's shortsightedness here but Frank Diminutive Bobby Lowe, Brown, 1960 champ, personal capsule form. I'll leave mainspring of the Villanova Budd, whose lightning start in comparable only should bound home again. A man to watch will that job to the yearbook and the basketball team for the past to Carry Back's blinding finish, looks to be the be Goose Traynor, who almost caught Lowe at Junior Week paper. The Villa- three years. Though criticized world's fastest human. Perennial Bob Brown the Relays. Other contenders are Jimmy Brown nova sports scene is made up of by both Villanova foes and fans, (PS) and Budd's teammate Otie Drayton, form- (NYU) and Jerry Norman, (PS).

too many ingredients to proper- the little guy had few equals as er mile relay "wolf" might extend him. Best Bet : Lowe to repeat.

ly and creditably itemize each either a player or competitor to Best Bet: Budd. Dark Horse : The Goose. one in a column of this size. this writer. Dark Horse: Drasrton, who ran a 9.4. Our Pick: Lowe. Rather than do this I feel it bet- The 1958 Army game—Frank Our Pick: Budd. THREE MILE RUN 100-YARD DASH "Sprinter" Lowe will leave a tired Bobby Budd will duplicate Brown's 1960 double, al- Mack in arrears as evidenced by his Heptagonal though his win in the furlong will not be so performance in the two mile (9:05.8). 1960 in- easily effected. Drayton is stronger over the door crowd pleaser Tom Laris will try to run longer distance and you can't overlook the fact like he was back in the Eighth Avenue hippo- that Brown will be trying to retain at least a drome.

portion of his 1960 laurels. Best Bet : Lowe to double.

Best Best : Budd again. Dark Horse : fTraynor.

: Dark Horse A determined Brown. Our Pick : Mack. Our Pick: Budd. 440-YARD HURDLES 440-YARD RUN Limber Bob Coffill whose muscles, unfortun- (Photo by Francis X. Matunis) Another 1960 champ stands a good chance of ately, "pull" like taffy, has the best form and Another minor league Babe Ruth eyes the spheroid as a being dethroned. Olympian Jim Wedderburn the best time of all entrants. Keye Courtney in somewhat less than enthusiastic catcher waits for the strike. will find it tough repeating against Jim Stack his maiden efforts in the New York Metropolitan (Y), and ever-improving Bob Raemore. He'll meet May 13 ran a 53.5. Other obstaclers to

(Budd Photo by Ty Wong) find it nigh on to impossible to hold off Dick watch are Steve Damashek, NYU, and Steve Main Liners Scuttle Navy (P), ran an incredible 47.1 on Moreland, In the past four years the most widely heralded pair of thinclads under the tutelage of Jumbo Edmunds who Brown, 1960 champ. Franklin Field's chewed cinders in the Heps. Best : Jim Elliott and Jim Tuppeny have been Ron Delany and Frank Budd. Here the flying Celt Bet Courtney ,solely oif his 53.5. In Warm-up to Best Bet: Edmunds, who like to come from Dark Horse: Coffill, if he's fit. breasts the tape after winning his final race as a Villanovan, the 1958 IC4A mile, while the IC4A Meet behind. Our Pick : Moreland. Sheehan Olympian ties the world record in the century (9.3) during a meet last 6. Both races May by Ed Lohr Horse : Raemore. were run in Goodreau Stadium. Dark SHOT PUT Villanova won the track Our Pick: Edmunds. Indoor champ Billy Joe of Villanova looks vorite Irish actor. Ron didn't kel in a 13-7 lesson. This defeat fell on his shoulders. A legend events and Navy the field events, 'Cat Golfers 880-YARD RUN good if only because of his plus 57 foot toss like to think of records only holds all- Wrap Up but a high position on the in his own time despite catcalls Tom Carroll is the class half-miler in addi- against Quantico. Close but the Wildcats led by Olym- competition may force winning and at this he was best. time let-down list. of critics, "the Squire's" laqua- Year With 12-1 Slate tion to being defending champ. Pete Brandeis, the winner to a new IC4A record. Navy's Dick The sight of this jaunty Olymp- Gene O'Pella—The mountain pian Frank Budd sank the Mid- ciousness topped only by his who defeated Carroll in the Heps will attempt Brown and Greg Mather; Penn's Bob Batdorf, ian was jogging barefoot around Vil- from Manayunk played end so dies 721/2 to 581/2 in an impor- to hold off the Yaley's kick. contenders Exhibiting their destructive Other who is slowly rounding into top form ; and Jerry lanova's grounds while loudly well that you didn't realize how loyalty to Villanova for 37 years. tant Eastern duel meet at power the Villanova golf team are Frank Tomeo (F), Art Evans (M), and the Donini of Villanova who has been obscured by singing Irish ditties stir fresh- really great he was until he was The Mile Relay Championship Thompson Field in Annapolis on 'Cats long Jon Dante. Joe's great spring; all have an odds on chance. to this writer of the Relays Regardless moved into high gear last week man memories. gone. "Gino" was Penn — Best Bet: Carroll, not so strong as last year, Saturday. Best Bet : Joe. the enbodiment of the college of other laurels gained in and finished their highly suc- Four Losses but tough to beat in the clutch. Dark Horse : Batdorf. football player. meets, the Budd continued his torrid NCAA, IC4A, AAU cessful season in very im- Dark Horse: who's 1:52.6. The St. Joe's rivalry—with its Tomeo, run Our Pick: Brown. Robbery main gauge of success for every sprint streak, setting stadium pressive four years of losses, each one fashion. The 'Cats Sentimental Favorite: Dante. POLE VAULT The 1958 West Virginia track season seems to be this records with a 9.4 in the 100 and Pick: Brandeis. more unbelievably than before. steamrolled over Seton Hall and Our Last year's three-way tie for first race. It is now a tradition that may be fiasco—Referee Dan Smeddy a 20.5 in the Despite this seeming inevitabil- 220 while leading Delaware by identical scores of 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES duplicated this year. Cornell's John Murray to showed that players aren't the the perennial underdogs, Villa- ity of defeat, no Big Five fan the 'Cats to victory in eight of If Maryland makes the trip this year hirsute be the most consistent of a host of good vaulters. only ones who choke up. This nova, finish the perennial win- 6-0. could ask for a more exciting nine running events. Bill Johnson looks like the man to beat, Villan- Oakley Andrews of Yale and Charlie Mitchell little man literally gave the No. ners. In the Seton Hall match they contest anywhere in the land. ova's shuttle relay champs (Leon Pras, Charlie of Princeton round out the Ivy League hopefuls. 1 Mountaineers last minute pos- I realize that in limiting my Kerr Lone Field Victor played last Tuesday the Villa- They said it couldn't be done. They said the Cats couldn't do Jim Elliot—A fine gentleman Hammock, Dong Kerr, and Coffill) might garner Charlie Barr of St. John's and Bob Vervick of session (and eventually the ball list to ten, I have passed over Sophomore Doug Kerr broke it. But in 1959 a youthful (14 sophs and a senior) brash Cat five and great coach who through nova men were burning up the as many as three places. Marquette (if he comes) are also definite game) on a fluke call. This game many outstanding athletes and stormed into the NIT. Here smooth Jim Kenny glides in for a lay- his teams and sportsmanship his one week old school javelin fairway as they put the Pirates Best Bet: Johnson, if he doesn't have an threats. marked this writer's first con- events. However, remember this up in the losing Garden effort against St. John's. has made every Villanova stu- conflict record with a heave of 212 feet in their place. exam (as he did last year). Best Bet : Murray. tact with the unpredictability of is nostalgia of a strictly person- Dave Doyle, the dent a little prouder of the fact Dark Horse: Defending champ Pras who Dark Horse : VerMck. ter to mention a few of the per- Reagan's determined gridders, Villanova sports. al nature. Through four years as he represented the lone Vil- Villanova captain and lone sen- that he went to Villanova Uni- outchugged Johnson on the anchor leg Our Pick: Murray. sonalities, incidents, successes, even in losing, reached the high- 'The Squire of observation, dejections, argu- lanova victory in the field. ior on the team, shot with a versity. at the Relays. or failures which have contrib- est point of Villanova football in Al Severance—the most color- ments, and elation, the only A big double win was racked booming 72. Charles Barr was JAVELIN Real Dark Horse : Coffill. uted much to this man's recol- the past four years. The Cats Who's Dankel ful and controversial individual conclusions this writer has right there too with a splendid Maryland's Nick Kovalikedes is back to de- up by Jon Dante of Inferno fame lection of four years at would have shut out the unde- The 1959 West Chester game at Villanova during this or amy reached, as so many before him effort for a 73. The 'Cats had the HIGH JUMP fend his two year reign in the spear-chucking who ran a career best of 1 :53.5 This is decathlon hopeful John Thomas' Villanova. :.:.'' '. feated Cadets if a guy named —the Teachers taught an over- other four year period. No mat- have, is that "anything can hap- match won by the twelfth hole event. His Penn Relays performance was im- 7-3V2. For the sake of space I will go Pete Dawkins hadn't been there. confident Wildcat football team ter what, the blame for every pen to Villanova and usually in the half mile twenty minutes and when the fifteenth came strongest event, he has gone Yale and pressive, but he will face stiff competition from Penn State have strong duos. The along with most sport rankings Ron Delaney—Villanova's fa- not to underestimate Dick Dun- Wildcat basketball loss usually does." after coming from behind to win near the sweep was in the bag. Cats' Hubie Connecticut's Red Cranshaw, Danny McEyre of White will be hard put to duplicate his third LaSalle, the mile in 4:13.4. Against Delaware on Thurs- and Villanova's Doug Kerr. place finish of last year. "";;> Best day the match turned into a Bet: Kovalikedes. , Suiprises Hammock Best Bet : Thomas. ^^^^^^^^; walk in the afternoon sun. The Dark Horse: Cranshaw. :r^^ Sophomore Charlie Hammock Second Place: Campbell, Penn State. Blue Hens just didn't have the Our Pick : Kovalikedes. Our Pick: Thomas. won the high hurdles in a record guns or, for that matter, the HOP, STEP AND JUMP 14.1. It was the first varsity win golfers to compete with the BROAD JUMP Frustrated broad jumper Winston Cooper of for the fast-improving Ham- home lads. A plethora of plus 23 foot jumpers here. Navy St. John's should be the favorite here, but team- has football halfback John Prichard in addi- mate Cal Glass or Villanova's Hubie White mock. Bobby Raemore. "running Kevin Boyle won 4 and 3, tion ot Hep winner Jim Thorell. St. John's could take him. At least ten other contestants his race" was clocked in 47.8 in Johnny Driscoll 9 and 7, Joe will send Winston Cooper and Cal Glass down should be considered here. the 440 and later anchored the Bilder 7 and 6, Charlie Barr 9 But this event is a the blacktop in quest of the title won last year hard one to call. mile relay to add two victories and 8, and Tommy Cooke, 8 and by Penn's Bob Reed. Manhattan's hopes are for Villanova. 7. For those unacquainted with Best Bet : Cooper. ' the scoring of a golf match, pinned on Bob O'Brien, indoor IC4A champ. Dark Horse: Glass. In the two mile Pat "Goose" the above scores mean that one play- Best Bet: Cal Glass, who is long overdue. Our Pick: White. Traynor toyed with his opposi- er is so many holes on his Dark Horse: Thorell. tion and won going away and up MILE RELAY opponent with Out Pick: Prichard, finally out of Joe Bel- Otie Drayton racked up two less than that re- This event has decided the winner in last two maining. Dave Doyle was lino's shadow. IC4A*8. seconds as he pushed Budd in Barring mishaps or judges' decisions pressed hard for his the 100 and 220. triumph HAMMER THROW Villanova looks like the chalk team, IF Jumbo and pulled it out only on the last Poor Jud Sage is the class flinger here. Har- enters his best team. Princeton, NYU, St. John's, IC4A Bound hole to win by one. Doyle and vard's massive three, Stan Doten, Ed Bailey, Fordham, and Manhattan are all contenders.

This Saturday Villanova sets Kevin Boyle led the Cats with and Roger Wilson, will score heavily for the Best Bet : Villanova. out to defend its Outdoor IC4A 76's. Crimson. Dark Horse:.NYU. Crown and that according to This triumph was the 12th in Best Bet : Sage. Our Pick: Villanova. Coach Jumbo Elliot is why the 13 attempts for the Cats who Dark Horse : Doten, a weekly bridesmaid to TEAM APPRAISAL Cats took it easy (?) against Sage. have now completed one of their Navy will be vairy, vairy strong in field Navy. Our Pick: Sage. most successful seasons in re- events. Yale's trump cards will be played in the With the exception of Kerr cent years. With the whole team MILE middle distance events and in the high jump. returning and maybe Billy Joe, who took except for Dave Doy- The winner will come from the Ivy League Penn State, as usual, is an unknown quantity. second in le, things look bright. the shot with 54 feet The Cats where five men ran under 4:13 in the Heps. Incredibly, it seems that the "depth" team this picked a successor 3 inches, Villanova's field men to Boyle as Dante (4:13.1) and/or Pat Traynor might gar- year is Villanova, thanks to added strength in captain in (Baseball Williams) took it a little too easy as Navy announcing Joe Bild- ner points for Jumbo the javelin, the shot put, and a possible nine er their picked up .sweeps in the discus as leader. Joe, who is Best Bet: Bobby Mack (Y), (4:08.6) on the points in the 120 hurdles. (with) . . Anyhow, Billy Paczkoskie the Rams were there just so the Cats could have somebody to butt heads . perhaps the top Everybody knew—except Dick Dunkel—that and broad jump and took best player on the hunch that Mark Mullin can't run a The song of the hour at Mory's on Saturday first baseman, on the right, who and rambles to a four yard gain Flanking the gridders are a Brandeis is finds one of the few holes in the West Chester defense two out of three in the shot, team, a finance major from 4:07.1 again. night long about dusk (barring an apnearance route to what Mahan hopes will be another Richman, to a safe lead at first. Artie Mahan's nine won this tilt and 14 others en javelin, pole vault, and high Havertown, Pa. He attended holf*-^ ^is Cat counterpart, Richie Dark Horse : Mullin, in case he can. by John Woodruff) will not be Boola Boola but jump. Monsignor Bonner High School. NCAA bid. «. Our Pick: Mullin. rather the Whiffenpoof Song.

1961 10 THE VILLANOVAN • MAY 25, THE VILLANOVAN • MAY 25, if 51 H Thinclads Gear to Defend ICAAAA Laurel Saturday SPECIAL SUMMER SCHOOL ISSUE by Bob Larkin

Coach Jim Elliott's thinclads will aim for their fifth title in six years at the 85th annual Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes track meet to be held Friday and Saturday at Randall's Island, New York. More than 40 colleges, including Navy, Maryland, Man- hattan, and Heptagonal Champion Yale, will be on hand try- ing to dethrone the defending Mainliners. The Elis, off their disqualification win over Villanova, are tabbed as the chief threat. mm

The Wildcats' includes I 28 man team ten returning letter- II VOL 36-.No. 24 H men who copped 34 of the 38 points needed last June to top VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA, PA. JULY 31. IM1 Penn State by one half point. The Cats showed great team strength by winning the Archbishop Krol To IC4A title after a year's absence with only one first place Speak win. Frank Budd finished third in the 220 and was nipped at At Summer the tape in the 100 by Bob Brown of Penn State. Otie Dray- Commencement ton, mile relay anchor man, took third in the century but Most Rev. John J. Krol, Arch- Archbishop Krol and Father

I pulled in his specialty, the 220 yard dash. Bob Raemore bishop of Philadelphia, win re- 'Walsh will receive a Doctor of ceive an placed fourth in the 440. Honorary Degree and Science Degree. A Doctorate in be the principal speaker for Vil- Religious Education will be con- Taking an early lead in the 880, Jon Dante took second lanova's Summer Graduation ex- ferred upon Mother Bernard and losing out in the last 50 yards to Carroll of Yale. Leon Pras ezxsises on Saturday morning, the Degree of Doctor of Educa- repeated his indoor win taking the 120 high hurdles in 14.1. August 5. tion will go to Mr. DeFerrarL Taking third in the hop, step, and jump, also Three other More than 230. graduates •,;'.:. (Photo by Alan Williams) Hubie White Honorary Doctor- will ates receive Team batting and pitching star, Phil Fidalgo, holds up on a low, outside toss during the tied for fourth in the high jump, adding a total of 5 points. will be conferred during the degrees diuing the exer- 10 :00 a.m. cises. Diplomas West Chester game. The 'Cats rebounded from Navy to nip the Rams, 3-2, for their sixteenth vic- Jerry Donini placed third in the shotput while the mile relay exercises in the cam- will go to about pus field house. 120 undergraduate tory. unit set an IC4A record of 3:12. John Buckley, who placed They will go students and to Very Rev. Michael P. Walsh, to 119 graduate students. Very second in the broad jump last year, will be the only loss this SJ, President of Boston Rev. John A. Klekotka, OSA, year. College, Mother Mary Bernard, CRSM, University President, will con- Coach Elliott will return to this fer the degrees. New York weekend with Superior General of the Sisters Cats Big JFive But Very Champs Rev. James all but one of last year's championship team. Not to be caught of Mercy; and Dr. Roy DeFer- A. Donnel- lon, OSA, Chairman of the Board short he has added several strong possibilities to his already rari, prominent educator from of Trustees, will preside. An solid nucleus. Sophomore Billy Joe clinched the indoor IC4A the Catholic University of academic procession will precede Crumble Under Navy Surge shotput title this winter with a toss of 54' 614". Steadily im- America. the exercises which mark the « , . ' » . proving, Joe will be hard to dethrone after setting the Uni- The Degree of Doctor of Sac- closing by Joe McCarthy of Villanova's 44th Sum- versity shortstop record in the Quantico meet at 57'5%". Doug red Theology will be awarded to mer Session. then to third The chances of receiving a for a fair ball. With two outs Melega advanced Kerr, leadoff man in the shuttle hurdles team, set another berth in the regional NCAA and the baserunners moving on a wild pitch and, when relief- school record at the same meet tossing the javelin 209' 101 1/^" ^'^^ A. Ronglone, OSA. Dean of the Graduate !««. ^J\ Schooiropeiis the w«ek-lon« symiio». tournament for the Wildcat with the pitch, the lead runner pitcher Dale Waters fielded Al Kerr, under 15 seconds, after resuming the 120 high hurdles, Prof Mathematics essor John J. Gallen with an addnMis of welcome. Seated are Dr. K^lHefrfekTSS^ baseball squad took a sudden scored easily. Wiegand's grounder, he scored will be the fourth Wildcat entry in that event. £rcL^!r."fK"*' ^''^ »«Pjrtment of Physics, £;„^^?TS Catholic University, who was guest speaker, and Dr. jolt last Thursday at Annopolis. The combined efforts of Fi- the tyin;7 run on the wild throw. Junior Bob Cofiill, troubled with an injury last year, will Replaces Dean Morehouse It still is possible, however, that dalgo and Pete Connors, who With Fidalgo and Wiegand enter the 120 and 440 yard hurdles. Back in form this season Professor John J. Gallen, students alike. Professor Gallen came in to retire the final batter moving up to second and third, Coffin holds three school hurdles records topped by a 14 sec- Villanova will be extended an Head of the Department of Civil was a recipient of the "Christian invitation. of the inning, only allowed the both tallied on Baler's single. ond flat effort in the 120 highs at the St. Joseph-Georgetown Engineering, has been appointed R. and Mary F. Lindback Foun- meet. Villanova's hope at the distance, Pat Traynor, who Acting Dean of Villanova's dation Award" Paced by its left-fielder of midshipmen seven hits. The loss In an impressive performance, presented for Science Division of Enghieering. Lecture finished fourth in the indoor IC4A two-mile run, may go in The the first time at the 1961 gradu- Series some football distinction, Joe was Fidalgo's second of the righty Wayne Walz picked up announcement either the mile, three mile or 3000 meter steeplechase. was made yester- ation exercises. Bellino, the midshipmen moved campaign against six triumphs. his fourth triumph of the cam- day by Very Rev. John A. Kle- The $500.00 award is pre- Finishing third in the Steeplechase at the Penn Relays be- to their twentieth triumph in The Cats' only run crossed paign, going eight full innings kotka, OSA, University Presi- sented for "Disthiguished Teach- hind Lowe of Brown, Traynor has also turned in a 4:14.1 dent Highlights Summer ing" Sessic in the top of the fifth allowing two runs on seven and winners are twenty-one games, 4-1, at the the plate and I selected mile this spring. Charlie Hammock, a fifth place finisher Mr. Gallen succeeds the primarily Mendel Hall, as center-fielder Joe Cramer hits, Fidalgo finished up for him late by faculty members Villanova's mag- expense of the Villanova nine. by and discussion was "Is Modern indoors and running strong all spring, will prove a strong Dr. J. Stanley Morehouse who and student leaders. Professor nificent new science building, was Bellino was the major factor as walked and was moved to second in the bottom of the ninth. served JOSEPH A. AfASSEY Mathematics Really Modem?" threat in the high hurdles. With McGrath in the high jump as Head of Engineering Patrick Dougherty of the Com- the appropriate setting for the Chairing the meeting by Bill Platco's sacrifice . Fi- West Chester scored a run in at Villanova science was Pro- he doubled in what proved to be and Dante who was clocked in 4:13.1 in the mile, the for 23 years. Dr. merce and Finance Division was second annual series of summer- and mathematics de- Wild- fessor Thomas Linahan, dalgo, led in first when a pair of walks and Morehouse's sudden death the other winner. session lectures partments. One notable excep- Depart- the deciding tally. who the team the the cats show greater all around strength this year from their on held at Villa- July tion ment of Mathematics. Professor ^ 12 saddened the entire Dean Gallen is nova under the to the majority rule of the '.;''' batting department, then sin- an infield single filled the sacks. newcomers. a former Presi- title "The Uni- 'r-- ,, .-Staff Ace 'i Emil Amelotti, chairman of campus. dent of the Philadelphia Section versity Scholar and the Chris- scientists was Professor James the gled next batter, second-base- his ace, Phil Fidalgo, him home with a sharp The The man to watch this year, Mr. O'Brien, Department of Mathematics, de- Saving Frank Budd has improved in Gallen is a 1927 graduate of American Society of CTivil En- tian Tradition." Ph.D. of the Philosophy man Bill Hagen, grounded out livered the line-drive into right. The Cat both the 100 and 220 yard dashes. of Villanova. He was gineers Department who also lecture, and Profes- for the contest. Coach Art Stronger and more confi- awarded and is presently a Fellow This year's lectures were de- delivered as the lead runner scored. The the Bachelor a lecture. sor Joan Montgomery led the power missed their big oppor- dent since his Olympic showing, Budd has run the fastest 220 of Science Degree of the Society. He is a member voted Dr. O'Brien, who Mahan went with his best, and Rams picked up their other run to science and mathema- discussion. in CivU Enghieering and of the holds degrees in engineering tunity in the sixth when they in the country (20.2) and equalled the world record mark in in 1934 Engineers Club of Phila- tics, while those of last and until the eighth, it seemed as if in the eighth, on a bunt, double year (Editor's Note: Miss delphia, the physics as well as the doctorate Montgom- American Society dealt with Philosophy and liter- Fidalgo would chalk up his failed to score with the bases sacrifice fly. Neither West ery's article on the and for Engineering in philosophy, is subject may Education, and ature. Sponsored by the Villa- widelv known second shutout of the season. filled and no one out. The Navy Chester nor Villanova were at- for his insight be found on page 3.) the American Association of nova Library with the coopera- into the philoso- Up to then, he had allowed a squad also was inept in the tributed any errors. It was the phy Philosophy University Professors. tion of the Faculty Library of science. Lecture mere two scattered singles to fielding department as they fifth errorless game for the 'Cat The method Professor Kenneth O'Driscoll, He and his wife Frances are Committee, the lectures and con- followed by the the powerful Navy stickmen. committed five miscues in the fielding perfectionists. symposium Department of Chemistry chair- the parents of seven children, ferences are designed to explore was to have an ex- field. ; ed Wednesday's In the eighth behind 1-0, the ,, :::':-: pert deliver a lecture meeting. The : Double-Play Duo At Bat The family resides at 643 Law the Christian implications of on a topic Navy contingent reached to The eighth inning again, specific topic in a specific was "The Role of the Phil- last Shortstop Jack Lynch guided son Ave., Havertown, Pa. scholarly research and writing. field which osophy of Science their bench for a pinch-hitter Saturday, proved to be the de- They have been has a bearing on the gen- in the Ad- the Wildcat efforts in the bat- planned as a vancement for pitcher Paul Ettinger. Dem- ciding moment of the West eral theme of the series. After of Learning." Dr. ter's box with three hits in four continuing study in connection Father the lecture James O'Brien delivered the onstrating their bench strength. Chester contest. This time, the Klekotka with the Villanova Summer Ses- was completed there lec- trips while Dan Baier went two would ture. Professor Domhiic Bob Campbell singled between events were reversed, as the sion. be a discussion of the Rolierti, for four with two rbi's. Pinch- Named Governor Of Department of Chemistry third-baseman Don Melega and 'Cats finally reached Ram hurler Opening Lecture problems and principles set was hitter John Skronek, who batted forth. discussion leader. shortstop Jack Lynch into left. Ron Simpson for three crucial for in the ninth, Industry Council The opening lecture of this Walz proved In this Thursday's topic for consid- The following batter sacrificed runs in the eighth.. Previously, year's week-long series took 9tage there was a dis- reliable as he singled in his (Photo by Alan Williams) Very Rev. John eration was in the realm him to then re- A. Klekotka, cussion leader, a professor in the of Bi- second. Fidalgo Simpson permitted only four Jon Dante wins half mile fii Quantico meet. place Monday, July 10. Villa- pinch-hitter role for the second OSA, University ology. Its title was tired Ed Foyle but surrendered safeties while pitching President, has nova field, who led the group's manip- "DNA-The shutout in succession. was honored by the pres- game the hundred, 9.3, setting both school marks in the St. Joe's been appointed to the Board of ulation of the Mixmaster of Life." Professor another safety to second-base- baseball during the first seven ence of Dr. Karl Herzfeld, Chair- subject matter. The only remaining game for meet. DIAII Governors of the Commerce and The entire individual Marco F. Way chaired the meet- man Ted Terwilliger which frames. He remained strong against Quantico and figures to be GALLIN man of the Department of daily pro-- the Mainliners is an away game received his State Teachhig Cer- Industry Council of the ing, Professor Thomas Lowrey scored the tying run. the man to watch for a double win this weekend. Chamber Physics at the Catholic Univer- gram was presided over by a Baier Shines tificate. Professor of delivered the at Delaware, who have re- Gallen earned Commerce of Greater Phila- chairman, again a professor in lecture, and Pro- Teammate Otie Drayton who had held the school record in sity of America, who delivered Bellino Doubles Urged in a kidding conver- portedly received an bid his Master of Science Degree at delphia. fessor Joseph Previte led the dis- NCAA the first lecture. that field. Consecutive sation to provide the clutch at this writing. winner of the 100 at 9.4, has resumed his sprint activities after anchor- the University of Pennsylvania Notification cussion. All three gentlemen doubles to Bel- The of Father Klekot- The Very Rev. James A. Don- Monday's Lecture lino, hit. Sophonmore Dan Baier the ing the Wildcats' winning mile relay unit at the Penn Relays. in 1947. ka's appointment are from the University's De- Cybul, and Galloway scored Eastern Regional Champion- was made by nellon, OSA, head of the The topic Villanova's Univer- of Monday's lecture the final three tallies obliged with a single that sent ships will travel to Ne- Otie, finishing behind Budd and Brown last year in the new Acting-Dean Mr. T. F. Bradshaw, partment of Biology. of the day. Omaha, 100, President of sity's Board of Trustees, former was "Recent Scientific Advance- 0-2 home two runs to ice a 3-2 braska Joined the University faculty in the Chamber of Physics Lecture Fidalgo had a count on Bel- for the NCAA World has topped the Penn State ace this year and might make it a Commerce. Mr. president of the University, and ment and their Lnplications". September The final Cat victory. The encounter 1940. He had taught Harold C. Wessel is meeting on Friday lino when he countered with a was Series. 1-2 race. Having done 20.7 in the Quantico 220, Drayton will Chairman of a noted biologist, chaired the Dr. Herzfeld was the speaker. the sixteenth win for the Cats previously at Roman Catholic the Industrial dealt with physics. Professor "waste" pitch to bring the call Whether or not the 'Cats make be the man to push Budd. Council which is opening session. Rev. Louis A. Father Donnellon the Chairman, High School in PhUadelphia, attempting William Driscoll, Chairman of to 1-2. Falling away from the in nineteen decisions. The late the tournament, their present to increase Greater Rongione, OSA, Dean and Navy will clash Malvern of the Professor Bernard Downey, the rally sent West Chester to a with the Wildcats again this weekend along Preparatory School, and Philadelphia's domestic Physics Department, deliv- next pitch,' Bellino accidentally 16-3 record is still fairly repre- and in- Graduate School, delivered the Chairman of the Physics Depart- 9-6 with longtime rival Manhattan. Heptagonal winner Yale will Evening Sessions of the Phila- ternational ered the lecture whose topic was popped the ball down the third slate. sentative of a winning team. In trade. The Council welcoming address. ment, was the delphia Public discussion "Wave be out to improve their last year's showing. The Mainliners School System. also seeks to create a profitable Theory versus Photon base line over Don Melega's Don Melaga and Phil Fidalgo, addition the 'Cats have already Faculty Experts On Tuesday the subject mat- Mark •£ Beapeet business climate which Theory of Light" Professor leaping stretch. The ball, playing rightfield, each gar- copped the City Series Cham- need two more wins to retire the outdoor IC4A trophy and will hold Taking part in the lectures ter switched As a mark of the from science in William Sentner respect in existing hidustry here and at were chaired the bouncing off the tip of the glove nered consecutive bases-on-balls pionship with their undefeated need the win to send them into the NCAA Championships on many of the outstanding general to mathematics in par which he it held by faculty and tract new industry. meetfaig and Professor Felix Bei- landed on the chalked foul line to commence the eighth frame. 5-0 slate. June 16 and 17 at Franklin Field. professors of the University's Ucular. The topic of the lecture |duk led the diicuaaioii.

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