Fandango Will Be Held Satur Day, March 10, 1956 at the Sears of Santa Clara in a Game Bill Getris, St

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VOLUME 47 SAN FRANCISCO, MARCH 6, 1956 <^H!^«>151 NUMBER 15

*Big Three' Set to Waves Feel Varsity's Clobber Wrath; Loyola Falls • The great triumvirate plus two makes its exist tonight in the Cow Palace against the sharp shooting St. Mary's Col By JACK DOHERTY lege. USF's relentless juggernaut continued to crush Califor This will be the last game that All-American, All-CBA, nia Basketball Association opposition during their last four Captain K. C. Jones will play for the University on the Hill games as the Dons wrapped up their third CBA title in as top and it promises to be a great game. many years. Sell Out Tonight At the same time, Coach Phil Woolpert's warriors were A sell out crowd is expected tonight for the second meet "extending their record win ing of the Dons and Gaels this year and it promises to be a streak to new heights.' The rather rough session for the Moragans who struck it lucky Frosh. Fandangi Dons' 65-48 triumph over the at Richmond when they came within eleven points of up Loyola Lions Saturday night setting the Nation's number one team. marked their 50th consecutive Coach Woolpert has promised that he would play his first Dress Will Be victory, a string which has stringers for the entire game and this will prove indubitably now eclipsed the old NCAA to be too much for the Galloping Gaels who depend solely mark by a full eleven games. on their offensive prowess to win the game. * Semi-Formal All-American pivotman Bill In the first meeting this year St. Mary's had the answer Russell was the big wheel to victory: be hot and the Dons will fall. By FRANK ADIEGO Saturday as the Green and They certainly were hot; they broke the California Bas FOGHORN Staff Writer Suits and formals have been Gold overcame Loyola. Bill ketball Conference record of scoring percentage with a tallied 24 big points, "and, what sizzling 58 rr, but although the Green and Gold wobbled a chosen as attire by the class of '59 for the annual Frosh Fan is more important, hauled bit they shook off the scoring heat wave of the Gaels to con down 35 rebounds for a new tinue their fabulous win string"and their domination of being dango. Ordinarily a formal, the CBA record. The previous the top team in the country. mark was 30, set by Kenny The Big Wheel Fandango will be held Satur day, March 10, 1956 at the Sears of Santa Clara in a game Bill Getris, St. Mary's center, was the main reason why with COP last year. the Gaels were so potent; his casual push shot from outside spacious and lovely Empire Room of the Sir Francis The Dons were sluggish and the key netted twenty points and many Don fans were shak un-spectacular before the ing a bit. Drake on the corner of Powell and Sutter. packed house at Long Beach. If they had analyzed the situation they would have But the changing of dress They registered a mediocre realized that the red hot Get- from the traditional formal 30.7jpev cent shooting average ris could have been held to a did not pass last week's Stu for the contest. Russell's out few unimportant buckets if dent Legislature meeting eas standing performance on the ily. Instead, it brought on a backboards made it easy for Coach Phil had had a mind to the Dons, however. Violator! take Russell off him and put flurry of arguments. Terry Schwaegler, fresh Eugene Brown, who will another Hilltopper on him, so open at guard for the Dons in that the amazing Gael center man representative, intro duced a motion to make the the NCAA tournament, in would have been guarded place of the ineligible K. C. when he took his shots. Frosh Fandango a semi-for mal darce and thereby touch Jones, started for the Hilltop It looks like the Dons will ed off a heated controversy. See PKPPF.ftltTOng sweep >ast the Vow Boys to It was immediately brought Page Five go undefeated through the out by Bob Dell-Artino that CBA undefeated for the sec the bids for the affair were ond year in a row. already printed. They have uaents Pay All-American Bill Russell, "formal" on them, he said, and AJJL-CBA Hal .Perry, Bill Bush to initiate a change now would Tri and Warren Baxter, will end add to the confusion. their regular season playing careers, also. "USF only has three for mal dances a year," said Ron They have made the Univer Chiappari as he excluded the TOM LORAN AND VICTIM sity of San Francisco one of (Picture, Page o) Situation Has Improved Military Ball and the Rose of the greatest teams that the Deltasig Dance. basketball world, has ever Jim Kenney would have seen and a squad that will be Would Lend Class been happy. Parking long remembered. They should "But to have the Frosh USF's.Student Body gath make this evening one that Fandango and Soph Drag in ered in front of the Loyola Situation will not soon be forgotten. formal would lend added class Lodge under the 10 a.m. sun STARTING LINEUP to the Junior Prom and the Thursday morning in his Farmer 6-7 F 6-1 Sanchez Senior Ball," pointed out Jim memory. Boldt 6-4 F _.6-3 Wadsworth Looking Up Russell 6-10 C 6-4 Getris Hermann. Flanked by ASUSF Presi Jones 6-2 G 6-1 Johnson By BILL SULLIVAN Perry 5-11 G 6-2 Bagley John Foran was recognized: dent Tom Klitgaard, Sodality FOGHORN News Editor "The only thing which Prefect Ray Latham and a 13- Contrary to expressed opin makes the Frosh Fandango man Pershing Rifle honor ions such as "next thing you Dr. Camajani Gives distinguishable from any guard, Father John F. X. Con know they'll have to open other ASUSF dance is the nolly, S.J., delivered the con Golden Gate Park for USF One-Day Choral Clinic fact that it is formal." vocation sermon. parking," students continued "What business does the *This was the ASUSF's trib to find room for their cars on Dr. Giovanni Camajani, Student Legislature have in head of USF's Music Depart ute to the 22-year-old Busi campus this week. telling the freshman class how ness Administration senior Campus parking is now ment, gave a one-day Choral Sec FANDANGO Directors Clinic Sunday at who had overcome the handi patrolled five hours during Page Five cap of having been born with the day and one hour and fif Pacific Union College in St. Helena. out arms. teen minutes at night by Tom He lost his life February 12 Loran, a retired ex-policeman Following the clinic, Dr. THE TERRIFIC TRIUMVIRATE HAVING A 'WHALE' OF A TIME IN DEFENDING AGAINST UCLA SchoLa Gives in an auto crash near Mo who wears sun-glasses, a Camajani conducted a chorus desto. leather jacket, and a police and orchestra of more than Perry, Russell, And Jones Show How They Made The Dons The Best Defensive Team In The Nation 300 persons in a concert. "All of us were shocked to man's cap. First Concert hear of the death of Jim Ken Loran appeared very optim Law School OPPORTUNITY ney," Father Connolly said. istic about cleaning up the ex Four Editors Make "His death made the reality cessive illegal parking and Mid Term Dates FOR ITALIANS In Sf. Ignatius of death come home to us speeding on campus, the task Reporter The University of San Fran more clearly." which University authorities Pubiic Appearances Father Connolly commented set before him one week and Four FOGHORN editors cisco's Schola Cantorum wil! Describes give its first concert in Saint on Kenney's handicap, men one day ago today. made public appearances dur Advan Parli Italiano? tioning the "physical pain" "I-think we can work things ing the past week. If you do, you may be Ignatius Church this Sunday evening at 8 p.m. and "embarrassment" it out," he told FOGHORN re News Editor Bill Sullivan Mid Term Examinations for this Semester have been ad able to qualify for a gradu caused him. porters. "Of course, a few of spoke to the Journalism class By JESS HERNANDEZ vanced to March 8-14. * ate fellowship next year at The program, featuring so Father read a letter from at the San Francisco College FOGHORN Law School Reporter loists, chorus and forty-piece the students have caused This is chiefly because the Easter Holidays, Ascension Kenney's parents, Mr. and trouble, but you can't judge for Women last Tuesday. In response to several in an Italian university. orchestra, will include the first Thursday, President's Day, and the usual advancement of Mrs. Lionel Kenney of 231 the whole by a few." Feature Editor Jack Abad quiries as to just what a moot The Italian government local performance of Luigi Avila Road, San Mateo. In general, students of both spoke at a rally at St. Igna court is, your reporter offers one week for senior examinations create a lack of balance in is offering six fellowships Cherubim's Requiem in C mi "Jim loved everything con the day and evening divisions tius High School on Friday. his own experience as an at the two halves of the Spring Term. to those with a master's de nor, a work written in 1817. nected with the University tempt at a practical illustra have abided by his directions Bill Ferroggiaro and John Listed below is the Examination Schedule which will be gree or the equivalent in ad Also on the program will be a and was so proud to be a part cheerfully, he said, although Doty, Editor - In - Chief and tion of a moot court. followed. repeat performance of Vival of it," the letter said in part. The salient characteristic vanced work. he has given out approximate Managing Editor, appeared Thursday, March 8 di's Stabat Mater for mezzo- "We know that you helped Sunday on the television pro of the student who wishes to University of Padua, Col- soprano and orchestra. ly 50 tickets in the past 6 days Lecture classes convening Tuesday, Thursday, at 9:10 our boy more than anything of classes. gram, "What's Your Opin succeed in presentation of a legio Ghislieri in Pavia, and Soloist for the Vivaldi work and 12:10. in this world; that you Loran and the BSC will con ion?" moot court case is the Horatio Scuola Normale Superiore will be Margot Blum, remem brought him happiness in a Alger formula—lots of hard Friday, March 9 tinue to work together to clear in Pisa are offering four fel bered for her performance in life full of heartbreak and the campus of congested park Students May work. Lecture classes convening Monday, Wednesday, Friday Giacomo Carissimi's Jepthe frustration." ing. This begins on the day that at 9:10,12:10, and 2:10. lowships to students with several years ago at the Scho Prior to Loran's taking Appeal Tickets the prof with a smile on his Monday, March 12 bachelors degrees. la Cantorum's inaugural con over, BSC Chairman Fred face assigns a set of facts to Lecture classes convening Monday, Wednesday, Friday at Applicants under 30 are cert. Calendar Students who have receiv you which goes something like Meier led his nine BSC mem ed parking tickets which they 8:10 and 11:10. preferred. Men may apply Detailed and extensive notes TONIGHT — Basketball: USF bers on a three-day siege this: Tuesday, March 13 for all grants, but women for the program have been feel are not justified may ap "Schmuztsky was walking Frosh vs. St. Mary's Frosh, against illegal parking. peal them before the ASUSF Lecture classes convening Tuesday, Thursday at 8:10, will be accepted only for prepared by Dr. Giovanni Ca Cow Palace, 6 p.m. USF Var Number of tickets given out down the street with a piece the grants of the govern majani, director of the Schola Student Court, Chief Justice of baloney under each arm 11:10, and 1:10. sity vs. St. Mary's Varsity, by the BSC members, who Greg Hadley reminds. Wednesday, March 14 ment and the University of Cantorum, with the assistance the final game for the trio swept across campus in broad when he slipped on a banana Padua. of the Rev. Vital Vodusek on "But definitely not unless Lecture classes convening Monday, Wednesday, Friday of Jones, Russell and Perry, skirmish lines, was over 150. peel which was left in front of Application must be liturgical matters. they have an adequate ex Filipi Gumbo's little butcher at 10:10 and 1:10. Palace, 8 p.m. But, according to one BSC cuse." made by April 1 to the In- As a sizeable audience is SATURDAY, MARCH 9 — member. "There have been shop. Examinations will be held during the class hour on the s t i t u t e of International expected for this premiere per Student Court is in session "Gumbo had not swept the days scheduled. Frosh .Fandango, Sir Francis few complaints about these each Friday in the Semeria Education, 1 East 67th formance, those students who Drake Hotel, 9pm 'til 1 because they were all just Room at 12:15 p.m. See MOOT < Ol RT Four-unit Language classes will hold examinations ac street, New York 21. wish to attend the concert are tickets." Page Six cording to the Tuesday-Thursday schedule. i advised to arrive early. SAN FRANCISCO FOGHORN PAGE 2 Tuesday, March 6, 1956 This week's biblical invocation by Father William D. Controversial FOGHORN You Are All Letters to Ryan, S, J., student chaplain. 'He answered' It is written, man cannot live by bread Courage Flops Clods, Toads the Editor only; there is life for him in all the words which proceed Editor from the mouth of God." Mathew, 4: 4, 5. At Workshop and Dilettantes USF FOGHORN ;dit Dear Sir: By KEN LETNER oriel By LAWRENCE LUJAN At a recent meeting of the page Yesterday morning, Char Student Council a motion Mother Courage, the latest thanking the University of h FINE JOB effort of San Francisco's ley Fracchia, the Working- San Francisco for the hospi only local professional the man's Walter Winchell, wan tality shown to us during our The campus parking problem has almost become a atre, the Actors' Workshop, art notes dered over to my corner of stay in San Francisco was thing of the past. The excellent regulation that was im is highly controversial. the Green and Gold Room. unanimously passed. The friendliness, all the ac posed upon the automobiles entering the campus this past Reviewers have run the "Bah!" he said, "Clods! week has eased the congestion and enabled students to tivities planned for us made critical ' gamut in gauging Yankoff and Dolts! Toads! Dilettantes!" our stay infinitely more park on campus with comparative ease. the worth of both Berthold As he uttered these last pleasant. Take, for instance, AND NOTHING BUT Mr. Loran has done an outstanding job on both day Brecht's play and the Work Impressionism words, he made an all-inclu the party prepared by the Last week was Truth in Advertising Week, but some time and evening traffic control. In the sudden flurry of shop's production. sive gesture in the general di Alpha Delta Gamma, the ef thing untrue was advertised—and branded as such. Symphony forts of the Block San Fran pink parking tickets that broke out on the campus this Mother Courage met with rection of the entire student A Bulgarian - born pianist cisco Society and Mr. Ray Scabbard and Blade pledges were told to number the week the errant student became immediately aware that resounding acclaim in Ger body and fell over on his Perkins. All These things named Ventsislav Yankoff sheets in a roll of a popular brand of a popular tissue. a change had come over the parking lot that is the Uni many and throughout Europe back, coughing blood. made the weekend a most performed at the last concert This brand boldly claims that their package contains versity of San Francisco. as a powerful, devastating I held him by the ankles wonderful one. of the San Francisco Sym We at Loyola look forward 1000 sheets of aforesaid tissue. The Board of Student Control has become revitalized until the paroxysm had sub- phony Orchestra, Enrique sided; his'beady eyes return to seeing all the students of Now the truth can be told: several initiates found that overnight. Working hand in hand with the new traffic Jorda conducting. ed to their normal yellowish the University of San Fran there were only 998. The matter has been turned over to patrolman they have more than met the challenge that is The young pianist was nue and his labored breath- cisco in Los Angeles in the the Better Business Bureau. illegal parking. heard in Beethoven's Concerto jn2 resumed its usual irregu- near future. We hope that -»T . „ ,, . , . , , lar rhythms. Well, he we will prove as good a host KEMO SABEE We only hope that this will not be a passing fancy or 1 No. 1 in C Major in which he sighed> Ij must be off This aS you were to us. a sudden show of activity. It is our desire that this regu displayed a lot of fervor and afternoon I have to finish Sincerely yours, Mr. Loran, who speaks softly but carries a potent Richard Yee, ticket book, is carrying on very well his fight to bring law lation of traffic and parking will continue and thus aid all deep-rooted ability. reading the second floor of and order to the West. But return with us now. concerned. The quadrangle is hardly recognizible with all For once, the orchestra fol- the Library." And neatly Secretary, A. S. L. U. lowed along quite well, nicely P^hing aside a freshman The other night, the Evening Division office received the automobiles legally placed between lines. a call from an apologetic-sounding lady with a request, „ , 7. .. , i nurse who was asking for his Editor The situation in the evening division's parking has also "Can you tell me next week's assignment in English lb. complementing the solo part. Mistaken USF FOGHORN been remedied. Gates below the Golden Gate Avenue en autograph (having The man at the entrance won't let me in." oUnfortunatelf Yankoff yo n fothr e thaudiencee effect, hihem driftefor dFrederic away k intMarch)o , Dear Sir: trance have been closed before class time. All other en the While playing hunch with FMMPFFFF trances have been secured. Cars are checked at the main Jorda elected to conclude the mists of Bagdadland. my younger sister last sum mer I beat her 241 consecu gate behind the Church and then directed to a parking concert with a clashing per- But the question still Any resemblance between ROTC class and Stillman's formance of Tchaikovsky's echoes in my brain. Fellow tive times, before fouling gym is strictly Les Grimes' fault. place. The gate is closed when all lots have been filled. anti-war drama. Adverse students, are vou really out. Until the Dons hit 242 Late arrivals are forced to park off campus. criticism labeled the play Fifth Symphony. Elfin Les will enter class, turn the thermostat up to clods? dolts? toads? dilet I'm not conceding my record. 110 degrees, close all the windows, and wait. As cadets "depressing." The performance so empha- tantes ? Defiantly, From reports we understand that almost all students start peeling off jackets, shoulder holsters, etc., he sta As produced by the Actors' sized the loud and the fast Let us examine the evi. Gordon Getty have been cooperative. It looks as if the solution to the that it caught up most of the tions himself by the windows and repels any attempts to Workshop the drama is nei dence Let us examine th let in some air.' ills of parking at the University have been resolved. audience m a wave of excite- cultural activities of the cam- ther powerful nor depressing. Editor ment. By the time the bespec- USF FOGHORN The only question to be answered is how does Grimes The method and the quickness with which this plan Moreover, I cannot even p take it. His class is bundling him up and sending him, post tacled Jorda had put down his 'irat. , „ ., Dear Sir: was put into action are to be praised. Should the present judge with accuracy the in baton, the audience had burst * > we shall consider Long live the peasant-lov paid, to the Mayo Clinic to find out. high competence be maintained we shall have no problem trinsic worth of Brecht's into a frenzied applause. "us most noble narration of ers! ! T , .,/,.„, , human activity: the FOG- SPLATTERINGS ON A WALL in the near future. work, because I fear that di 0P 1S P e Sincerely, prograni™ m T>wit,h Sthe ffirs t Tloca1 l HORN. Featured on, the firs. t rector Herbert Blau has ob of last week g F0G Ron Arroyo We have been asked to Announce that there will be a performance of Vivaldi's HQRN scured the real play from Symphonia from The Olym we see a picture of quiet little cocktail party at carrell 43 Saturday in the , ,, , Pete Keegan chasing a Lone Editor Gleeson Library between the hours of 2 and 4. Bring Your A NEEDED PUSH honest perception. e 1S Mountain lassi a USF FOGHORN Own Book . . . the last ° « ™md, a The University of San Francisco basketball team is That so few characters desk. Further, we see that Dear Sir: The same people that were griping that mid-terms have achieved any charac —W.S. the student body is goofing I think you are violating an going to play a couple of ball games March 16 and 17. * would interfere with going to Corvallis are today griping terization can surely be up the parking situation inalienable right of man by about midterms being so close. Maybe if they ask the ad These ball games are going to be played in Corvallis, Ore Paintings and Sculpture blamed on Blau. ~V""a" """ ""^T again, that the pep band no not allowing USF students ministration very prettily they will cancel them altogether, gon. These ball games are going to be played before un The San Francisco Museum £f ; exigt ^ t Jack (in effect) to park on cam Also, Blau should have of Art is now presenting a | . which will make it difficult for them to discover something friendly and oft times hostile crowds. We have seen it Ab d witt f u that pus. What will we do next se to moan about. .. happen before to the Dons. People don't care whether you realized the error of some of showmg of selected paintings Max Shulmar/is not>'that mester when we are told that Brecht's stage directions: and sculpture of the "New Carl Boldt comes from Tu enrollment will increase? Besides Vince Briare, the Block Club must be congratu are the national champs or the international kings. They Decade" of 1955-65. the singing and dancing junga, and that John Foran Luckily, I won't be here. lated for putting over the intramural basketball program. will, no doubt, pull for the underdog. That underdog will Refereeing was always the problem. should not have been presen The newness of the exhibi- is "leading a Grand Tour of Peter Raffo not be the Dons from the Hilltop. tational. tion, running until March 8, Europe." Cultural? Enlight- consists primarily in materials ening? Gads, no! What hap- SPARE THEM The team has the talent, experience and desire to go Malcolm Smith as Swiss and motion. Of the latter the pened to my feature story? The Pershing Rifles' drill team has yet to dent the win all the way again this year. They may lack only one vital Cheese, Eugene Roche as the war-gutted sculpture of the . Demanding Job Cook, Jinx Hone as Dumb A in M ug cagt digcern column, their latest humiliation was at the hands of Santa ingredient in the games up north. That factor is YOU, the Britisher Lynn Chadwick ac, { * t the Quarterly> Clara, at intermission of the basketball game. only one who can give the team the heart to forge on. Catherine and Roberta Sy monds as the chaplain, suc tually moved, as in a mobile, ulp^other literary publica- This type of work is most in- ^ of Cheerleader: Winning the half-time entertainment was equivalent Early returns from signups indicate that there is a ceeded in creating believable ti(m This elugive ig d for some of the Prune Valley croppers, to splitting a teresting in his 'Inner Eye' minated of cou by the This is the second in a series of bogged down, let down feeling in support. Don't let it characters in spite of the di with its translucent chunk of ' i ce and double-header. rection. perva sive mf uen articles defining the qualifica spread. Adverse comment has been received because the quartz held by moving tongs warped thinking of its editor, tions for the various student But they will improve, let us assure you. We saw them Even these fine portrayals trip has been cancelled. of rusty steel. The motion on/Manuel S Teles. When body offices and for the men drilling in the quad the other day, and their commander "missed" the mark of well- technique is also demonstrated agked to ^ th f t th t that you will elect to fill them was shouting "Let's hear those eyeballs click," and other Let's pack up and hit the road for Corvallis. That knit characterization, a fault in the precise, polished steel he hag £ d the m in April. The articles will be S military expressions. And the men weren't even laughing. rooting section means quite a bit in close ball games. We for which they themselves sculpture of the German Hans zine,g ^rance time a nd written by the current office holders. And, in addition, let all those who suggested that the would like to see every seat allowed to the University filled do not deserve blame: it is a Uhlman and the amusing fi- m *& f th t t four rare actor who can eliminate gures of the facetious Italian hs_despite more than PR's goosestep to their club room and fall heavily on their with enthusiastic Dons. mont By JOE BONDANZA bayonets be silenced. They shall return. reliance on a director. Luciano Minguzzi. ample cont£butions from It's not too much to ask of the student body to break The main reason why sit The most sensational artist eral million talented I believe that your ASUSF JOKE geV Head Yell Leader should out and support the team in this the most important lap ting through Mother Cour of the display is the English- SCribes, including such noted of the tournament trail. Throughout the year we have age can be recommended as man Francis Bacon, painter of names as Ernest Hemingway, have the following qualifica The Junior-who got four sets of cuff-links for his birth a Lenten penance is Beatrice tions. day, didn't have any shirts with french cuffs. Went and had depended on the team. This is one weekend that the team the horrifying memorable Ray Bradbury, Joseph Her- Manley. She cavorts through "Study of Velasquez' Portrait gesheimer, Luigi Pirandello, Be well oriented with the his wrists pierced. will be looking toward us. Will we have it when they need the title role with gusto, a of Pope Innocent X." In him Tullius Cicero, and Mikhail meetings and functions of it? sense of idea and a bewilder is concentrated the most lm- Saltykov - Schedrin — Senor the Student Legislature. San Francisco Foghorn ing excitement. But she pos- portant facet of the show, its Teles merely cocks his head Be willing to put in at | sesses no inkling of moment- Published Weekly by the hint that another exhibition to one side like a distraut least five hours per week, ASSOCIATED STUDENTS, UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO by-moment characterization, of the "New Decade," one for sparrow, and mutters a Por- exclusive of the basketball San Francisco 17. California of human motivation. She is 1965-75, will announce the tugee obscenity. Culture? games themselves. BILL FERROGGIARO not Mother Courage nor any end of modern art as we know jj t a Be able to work on varij, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF &UU$AJWO$I2W other human being we know JOHN DOTY, Managing Editor C7 GOMA&, it today. Yet the art of 1955- And then f courge there ous things during two weeks of. She is simply a tattered BILL SULLIVAN. News Editor JOHN MUKRA1. Sports Editor 65 promises to be interesting, j al biue.denimed'John of the summer organizing .TACK ABAD, Feature Editor RUSS GOEBEL. Business Mgr. abstraction. NORM SIMONI, Copy Editor HANK VOLKEN, Circulation Mgr. at times beautiful if we are Crillo ^ith the even more Games Committee and frosh BARRY LTSAGHT, Art Editor DICK ATNIP. Asst. Business Mgr. Our congratulations to The wiling, as we must be, to pro- j Yearbook, which he initiation, etc. News Staff: Frank Adiego, Ron Arroyo, Charlie Fracchia, Jess HernandM, Chronicle's Paine Knicker Bill Proud, Ray Schmitt. Manuel Teles. ject ourselves by means of es- guarantees will be out by the In addition, he must have Feature Staff: Bill Alioto. Paul Bacigalupi, Bob Bianco, Bill Dunne, Peter bocker, one of the few local thetic experience into the sub- £ George Orwell's predic Keegan. Lawrence Lujan. Cindy Moffitt. Bill O'Brien, Manuel Teles. critics to judge this produc at least a 1.5 average at the Sports Staff: Jack Donerty, Tom Thomasser, John Warren, Jim O'Donnell, ative life of the artist him- ti come true. Steff Schomaker. Lou Sasselli. Dick Duris, Bernie Schneider. tion with perspicacity. time of election. Photography Staff: Russ Goebel, Lee Hoagland self, often eminently worthy Let's face it—the last real Mr. James V. Schall, S.J., Facultv Moderator 'of attention and study. bulwark of campus intellec Inquiries regarding advertising should be addressed to —B.H.B. ooze gurgling out of your Adv. or Bus Mgr.—SKyline ?-3162 tualism at USF is the Stu Subscription rater $2.00 per year distended lips. To Be Seen and Heard dent Legislature. Why not Represented for national advertising by BELL drop in some day and please Clods of the world, unite! NATIONAL ADVERTISING SERVICE TOSSY SPIVAKOSKY, vio Go out and get those old College Publishers Representative your eager ears with the hub a s! 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In NCAA Semis Leave Talent On Court Starting Five By DICK DURIS By BILL SULLIVAN By DICK DURIS By JACK ABAD FOGHORN News Editor FOGHORN Feature Editor The "Deep South," New It is a physiological fact Here to Lose' Orleans, to be exact, con Hal Perry and I were facing the window of his 5th floor that five men cannot play an "The real story of the USF Centennial started February tributed heavily to the Don room in Phelan Hall. entire game of basketball. 12,1934. That's the day I was born." By BILL FERROGGIARO basketball fortunes when it Before us stood the housetops, the buildings, and the Therefore, it is imperative FOGHOJFIN Editor-in-Chief "I am the worst defensive man on the team .. .T have the sent to the Hilltop a valuable Bay of San Francisco. In the distance, we could see the Ber that any quintet that expects At long last K. C. Jones has come into his own. They worst eye on the team." piece of merchandise in jovial keley Hills basking in the sun under white clouds and blue to climb up the ladder of suc finally decided to pick him on an All-American first team The first quote was delivered by a tall, happy extrovert Warren Baxter. skies. cess in the casaba world must and tonight he plays his final game on the Hilltop. with a mouth crammed full of immaculately white teeth. The have a powerful reserve corp Staying long enough in the Perry meditated upon this inspiring scene for a moment, Several of the august bodies that pick the All-Americans second was sung sotto voce by an extremely talented Negro turned to me in mock seriousness and exclaimed: athlete. have finally consented to consider K. C. for first string honors. We can only say that it is anticlimactic. Both their names are Bill Russell. "San Francisco is the most beautiful thing I ever He has been named the Most Valuable Player in every created!" Along with the Matsons, the Lofgrans, the Maloneys, the tournament in which he has participated, he has made every And then he broke out into one of his big smiles, the Larsens, K. C. Jones is going to be enshrined with the greats All-American team for the last two years (save one very smile turning into hilarious laughter. Coming from Perry, it in Don history. When he takes off old Number 4 about 10 red-faced slick magazine), he has won the Helms' award as was funny. this evening the University will have lost one of the great the outstanding college basketball player, plus several other Lines like this are the key to Perry's humor. And Perry's basketball players of recent times. awards and trophies, some of which were created solely for humor is the key to Perry. We can remember that evening in December, 1953 when his benefit. Everyone at USF knows the 5'11" "senator" from Ukiah. K. C. Jones chased a skinned Bear from Berkeley around This year he should win all of them all over again, and Throughout USF few students are better liked than he. and around the floor of Kezar Pavilion. They dimmed the mop up on the few he missed last time. Already they are Few have more friends. light of the Golden Bear that night and a big sophomore rolling in. Collier's and Look All-American, Mikan award, It's his humor that does it. Perryisms are standing jokes named Russell made his debut. College All-Star game, and like that. all over the campus. The next game out against the Fresno five almost cost This is behind the swell-headed talk that he sometime Perry was eleven years old when he and his family left Jones his life. For days he lay fighting for his life in a Fresno spews. And no one blames him; and most don't even believe their home town in Illinois for Ukiah, California. He, his two hospital and in time the inflamed appendix was removed. it, to quote a team-mate of his. brothers, one sister, and parents have made their home there But K. C. Jones came back stronger than ever. In one short "It's just a show, the talk, a show. He's as modest a guy WARREN BAXTER ever since. BILL BUSH season he led the Dons into a national championship. as you'll ever see. After you know him, you don't ever pay port city to wrap up All-City Perry attended Ukiah High School where his sense of to give a "breather" to the No one of us who suffered through last year's tourna attention. It's talk, show." honors at New Orleans' Book humor and easy-going nature won him many friends. first five. ments will ever forget the final few moments of the Oregon But there still was the ball-player that walked away from er T. Washington High, War He was elected to various offices in several high school For the past two seasons State game when Jones batted the ball from the huge the dinner table only last week after a Russell burst. ren decided to see what the organizations. He was president of his high school student the Dons have been fortunate "Swede" Halbrook and cinched the playoffs for the Green ' The other Russell, he that speaks in a low, husky, happy West had to offer, and in 1952 body. in having at their call one of and Gold. As an athlete, Perry left little to be desired. He won hon voice, bestowing lavish, undeserved praise on others, per set up housekeeping in San the strongest group of re But it didn't end there. K. C.^and the boys made their haps the real Russell, might still be thinking of Cole Gram Francisco. ors in both track and basketball, making an All-Northern serves ever assembled. A ma California team in the hardwood game. , way back to Kansas City. There was never any question mar School, the jibes, Hoover Junior High, the lack of head The first two years in the jor contributor to this group about who would handle Tom Gola in the final game. It had lines or copy, McClymonds High School. A gawky kid doubled Bay Area Baxter spent at Music, scholarship, and basketball all run high among is Bill "the student" Bush. his interests. Excellence in all of them runs in his family. to be Jones and the job of jamming, confusing and belittling up with growing pains who had real trouble stuffing a ca CCSF where he won All-Con To the average fan the that was perpetrated on that night in March will live forever saba through a hoop. Or maybe he still can remember being ference honors in his second His bandleader father helped bring Hal Perry his great name Bill Bush may not ring love of music. Perry is quite an accomplished musician, play in the annals of basketball. Besides completely stopping the turned out of that restaurant when in Kansas City for the season. a bell for the reason that like unstoppable Gola With 16 points the fabulous Jones boy net NCAA finals. With his fine showing in JC ing the piano, violin, saxophone, and clarinet among others. able Bill is used sparsely in Scholarship is another thing that runs high in the Perry ted high scoring honors with a total of 23 points. We remem One look at the 6' 9%" frame on which comfortably rides competition Baxter was wide the Woolpert system of play ber the wirephotos that accompanied the results. Jones was greatness, though, will convince you that Bill is one man: ly sought by basketball mind family. His brothers and sister have all won academic hon ing. But when Bush does get ors. in the rafters all evening. He was everywhere, all over the the most fabulous defensive man, the only really fine basket ed colleges throughout the his chance to show his stuff court, diving, driving and outrebounding the entire LaSalle ball big man, the man that made USF the number one team State. After giving due con Perry's reputation as a scholar brought him the tag he manages to hold his own club. in the nation for the major parts of two seasons, an easy sideration to all the offers, "Shakespeare." And he can quote Shakespeare with all the in the face of the torrid op and electrifying crowd pleaser, and a credit to the University some of them on the fabulous fervor of an Olivier or an Evans. position the Hilltoppers have Jones won't slip on the Green and Gold this year when and to its education. These are all inclusive superlatives, level, Warren decided that the Shakespeare is his favorite. He sees in his works a line had to face for the past two the new champs take the court for the tournaments. Those stretching from 'Phog' Allen to Dr. Naismith. hue of the Hilltop was for him. of similarity with the Bible. Perry, a devout Baptist, reads campaigns: people who make the rules from front offices can't under "Because," he says, "I liked the Bible every day. How does Bill feel about stand what an ailing appendix has to do with college basket To recount the list of his feats and accomplishments that ball. would justify all that prose would take more paper than the courses that the college Perry is a great joker, and enjoys a good laugh. But be playing "second fiddle" to the Russell has points, which is some pile. So don't look for it offered. And, also, because I neath this lies a certain seriousness. starting- guards Jones and Tonight you'll see the final game for one of the court's here. Look into the newest pages of history, where they figured that it would be more For one thing, all the attention that comes with being Perry? Bush will tell you, "It great geniuses. This will be the last time that the lithe sit comfortably with their creator. fun playing on a winning first string on the country's first team hasn't gone to his is no disgrace to play behind leader will trot onto the hardwood for the Dons. Watch him team." head. He jokes about it a lot, but beneath the surface he guys like Jones and Perry closely. You'll see the leader of the greatest team ever as Olympics bound? The Big Moment feels quite calm. I'm just happy to be on the sembled in the history of the sport. In years to come teams Warren's biggest moment If he had the opportunity, he'd probably seek a career in squad, and contribute what are going to be compared to the incomparable Dons of 1954- on the hardwoods came last music. And perhaps he will someday. little I can for the team." Congratulations Captain Jones. You have richly deserved season in a game ^against But whatever he sets his mind on doing, he'll do. And One of the hardest workers the plaudits of your fellow Dons and the praise of the nation. he'll do it well. Perry is that type of guy. You have always been an All-American. on and off the See BAXTER As a college freshman, he made heroes of the basketball See BUSH athletic field. team. And now he is a cage hero himself. «J (Continued on Page 4) Future Dons will do well to heed your prophetic words, (Continued on Page 4) "We didn't come here to lose," as they follow the lead of a tremendous athlete and gentleman through the years. Don't write home for money-write Lucky Droodles! Thanks, Casey, a great job for a grateful University. Olympics bound?

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Jones, though seldom sell who will be the prime con a strikeout and a double play on the team, Bush has im There is a story behind this story, however. Puccinelli ended the threat. mentioned in the scoring sta- tributor the host of marks alone did not make himself the sharpshooter he now is, not proved tremendously over his that the U.S.F. Dons will es actually, a great amount of the credit should go to an olive yearling days with the Green tablish as a team. and Gold especially in the There have been hundreds with drab clothed chap who spends all of his time located beneath CBA Is Tight Without 1 Loyola Lodge in the confines of the rifle range teaching graceful jump shot. Bill's im of "Big Men" in Basketball, On Campus M%£hn]inan provement has been so vast but the coach in the C.B.A. marksmen with the principle, "it takes practice, and then (Author of "Barefoot Boy WttA Chttk," *te.) more practice" to be the tops, amiable Sergeant Tadday. Magnificent USF Dons that most observers agree feel to a man, that Russell is that if Bush was on a less de- It was the watchful eye of Sgt. Tadday that guided the By BERNIE SCHNEIDER one of the few "Big Men" who Week after week all have An indication of their devestating organization than is a top notch athlete to boot. present Olympian to where he is today. And he'll tell you so the Don five he would most supposed that USF was to dining could be revealed by a Perhaps the best indication of VIVE LE POPCORN! win quite easily and indeed comparison of both COP likely be a first string choice. this is his remarkably low No Fire, No Smoke did win the CBA title. How games. In the first Pacific en According to Bush this personal foul record—he has The other day as I was walking down the street picking up year's team seems to be committed a'total of only 72 Oh the music goes round and round: There is a train to ever, if USF were not in the counter, they buried the lads tinfoil (Philip Morris, incidentally, has the best tinfoil, which league what would have hap of Van Sweet 61-32, but in the stronger than last season's personal fouls in 35 C.B.A. is not surprising when you consider that they have the best Corvallis. The name of it is the Klamath and it is scheduled to aggregation. But Bill states, leave San Francisco the evening of Thursday, March 15. The pened ? The answer to this hy rematch they were defeated games, this alone is proof of cigarettes, which is not surprising when you consider that they pothetical occurrence would 60-59. This second COP game "Before I can really make a his astounding ability and buy the best tobaccos and the best paper and put them together catch is that this train was here all the time; look on any comparison between the two Southern Pacific time table and you can see for yourself. have found St. Mary's, COP, and the second Loyola game, agility. with skill and loving care and rush them to your tobacco counter, Loyola, or San Jose State cap which saw them defeated 71- teams I would have to wait His low personal record is fresh and firm and loaded with gentle smoking pleasure to lull A round trip on the freewheeler will range from thirty turing the title in a race that 69, were all that kept San until after the NCAA finals. even more remarkable when the palate and beguile the senses and shoo the blues) the other to thirty-five dollars and a room may be found in the ham would have rivaled that of the Jose from winning the crown. But on the basis of what the one considers that one Rus day, I say, as I was walking down the street picking up tinfoil let's National Guard Armory at fifty.cents per night. The Atlantic Coast Conference for A playoff would now be a team has done so far this sea sell's prime qualities is his ster (I have, incidentally, the second largest ball of tinfoil in our train back is due to leave Corvallis Sunday morning in plenty spectator interest. necessity, but a much desired, son I would have to pick this ling and sometimes downright family. My brother Eleanor's is bigger-more than four miles year's team as stronger than of time for eight o'clock class. The ACC dilemma witnessed post-season affair. As for the aggressive defensive play, one in diameter-but, of course, he is taller than I.) the other day, last season's squad—more ex of the many reasons why the as I was saying, while walking down the street picking up tinfoil, If you would like to go by train and lack the necessary No. Carolina State, No. Caroli winner, COP would be a logi cal choice. They haVe played perienced and better depth." Dons have been listed as the I passed a campus and right beside it, a movie theatre which cash the benevolent Block Society is in a position to give you na, Duke, and Wake Forest With K. C. Jones ruled in specialized in showing foreign films. "Hmmmm," I said to my doing battle before packed pa superb basketball in the lat top defensive college basket- this trip for the small donation of a quarter. Each year at eligible for the NCAA play ball teams in the nation for self, "I wonder how come so many theatres which specialize in this time the Society's funds recede somewhat and they lure vilions with fist fights and ter part of the season, and they should continue to do so. offs Bush will probably be two consecutive seasons. showing foreign films are located near campuses?" contributions by granting a pair of free tickets to Corvallis slugfests necessary occur called on for extensive duty to those most fortunate contributors. Offerings can be made rences in and after every en It is true that they have lost And the answer came right back to me: "Because foreign twice to Loyola, but? those at the guard spot. Because of beginning yesterday. Give your quarter to a society that counter, his fine play in recent games films are full of culture, art, and esoterica, and where is culture does not benefit from the United^Crusade. Continuing in the realm offwere early season games, and there is no doubt in Coach Baxter more rife, art more rampant, and esoterica more endemic than " the verdict could be reversed the hypothetical the final Woolpert's mind that Bush (Continued on Page 3) on a campus? Nowhere, that's where!" league standings could pos- now. On the other hand, they They Do Come Back will perform favorably. Colorado in the NCAA semi sibly.read: seem to have St. Mary's num Because Bill will most like WON LOST PCT ber, having defeated them 73- finals when he shoved through Stan "the man" Buchanan, a first stringer on last year's Loyola > 3 .750 ly play an important part in four baskets in the final sec COP 8 3 .750 72 and 62-58. the outcome of the playoffs NCAA championship team, came out of the Marin Hills last St. Mary's 9 3 .750 By the same reasoning, the onds of the first half to send Tuesday night to attend the COP game with a new found San Jose St. 8 4 .667 the question was asked, "What Santa Clara 0 7 .416 Gaels by virtue of their vic the Dons winging away to a championship quintet, St. Vincent's High Schoolers of the Fresno St. 2 10 .167 team he thought would give Pepperdine 12 .000 tories over Loyola seem to convincing triumph. Up to Solano County League. n the Dons the roughest time in then the Hilltoppers were Questions? have the edge there. So, the the playoffs?" College of the Pacific Tigers ahead by a scant point. This stalwart group of approximtely ten rosey cheeked How did each of the teams Bill thought awhile and then youths annexed the League crown with a 6-2 record under loom the champions of the commented, "In the games at Considered the most im involved for the championship California Basketball Asso proved player on the squad, the direction of Coach Buchanan, who spends his mornings happen to lose three games? Corvallis UCLA should supply "learning" the boys English at the all male institution. ciation. the toughest competition. Con Baxter is especially deadly on Why did San Jose State lose the jump shot. Warren is the ^lie^pihopmo She'll tun back itltoJ HfOBUU** Although they had a 9-14 overall seasonal record they four games after starting the sidering the overall playoff picture you would have to pick best dribbler on the team. I hope that all of you have been taking advantage of the had to face such teams as St. Ignatius and Bishop O'Dowd campaign with four straight Comparing last year's team which rank as area powers. Says Stan, "I'm glad they won victories ? And lastly, who will Frosh Smothered Illinois as the team that should foreign film theatre near your campus. Here you will find no give us the most difficulty. with this year's squad Baxter simple-minded Hollywood products - full of treacly sentiment it this year, because there isn't going to be a next year for win the necessitated playoff? has this to say, "This year's me." The army takes Coach Buchanan in August. We discover that Loyola By City College In However, after watching some and machine-made bravura. Here you will find life itself-life of those eastern teams on TV team is stronger, but last year lost two games to St. Mary's, the team was a closer knit out in all its grimness, its poverty, its naked, raw passion! Reminiscing about last year's cage champions, brings to 65-57 and 67-55. Their other and because we were to handle Have you, for instance, seen the recent French import, Le note that in the recent Sixth Army Basketball Tournament Baseball Inaugural the best the East had to offer fit because most of the players loss came in a defensive battle were together longer." Jar din de Ma Tante ("The Kneecap"), a savage and uncom an ex-Don graced the Kezar hardwoods again, red haired, with San Jose, which landed In a contest called because in the Christmas Tournament promising story of a man named Claude Parfum, whose con "Boomer" Kirby, Russell's understudy of last year. Playing of darkness, Coach Bob Bay I do not think that there will Warren feels that the Don's them on the backend of a 45- will have a rougher time in this suming ambition is to get a job as a meter reader with the for the Oakland Army Base Kirby potted ten points in a 41 score. less' USF Frosh baseball be any difference from last Paris water department? But he is unable, alas, to afford the single contest, but he was not enshadowed b"y great team team opened the school's 1956 year's outcome in the NCAA year's NCAA Tournament be St. Mary's on the other hand cause of the loss of All-Amer flashlight one needs for this position. His wife, Bon-Bon, sells mates as he was used to and the team lost. Come back baseball wars by bowing to Tournament." her hair to a wigmaker and buys him a flashlight. Then, alas, Boomer, Come back! lost two harrowing decisions City College 8-3 last Thursday. ican K. C. Jones. However, to COP, 73-72 and 62-58. Their This Is Tough Warren feels that Jones' re Claude discovers that one also requires a leatherette bow tie. Although he allowed only This time his two young daughters, Caramel and Nougat, sell other defeat was administered six hits, former St. Ignatius According to Bush the most placement, Gene Brown will Who Hoppen? by upstart Santa Clara 53-49. difficult thing to accomplish fill in adequately. their hair to the wigmaker. So Claude has his leatherette bow-tie, pitcher Ken Stone walked but now, alas, his flashlight battery is burned out and the whole By this victory Santa Clara thirteen Rams, five of whom on the court is to "set up play The hardest thing to accom Here's a pair of 'What everhappened's.' What ever hap kept their a r c h - r i v a 1 St. plish on the court according family, alas, is bald. pened to the proposed game between Stanford and USF? eventually scored. patterns when the opposition Mary's from sole possession of Not alone to be blamed, is putting a full-court press on to Baxter is to remain "re Or have you seen the latest Italian masterpiece, La Donna E Coach Phil after watching the Injuns lose to the UCLAns the CBA's elusive crown. This laxed." Says Warren, "No in over time said they were a fine club. Evidently they didn't Stone saw his- teammates you." Mobile ("I Ache A}1 Over"), a heart shattering tale of a boy and game was also the only dis bobble the ball for four crucial Following the opinion of matter how good a fellow is, his dog? Malvolio, a Venetian lad of nine, loves his little dog believe him. If you can't believe the Coach-of-the-year, just play of potentiality shown by he cannot possibly play his with every fibre of his being. He has one great dream: to enter who can you believe. errors, which opened the most of the team, Bush rates the second division clubs of floodgates for four runs in the Marquette as the most tena best if he is tight in a game." the dog in the annual dog show at the Doge's palace. But that, Whatever happened to the School anthem that was go SC, Fresno St., and Pepper first inning and two in the cious crew the Hilltoppers Warren goes along with alas, requires an entrance fee, and Malvolio, alas, is penniless. ing to be sung after every game. After all a prize was given dine. eighth. have had to face this season most of his teammates in pick However, he saves and scrimps and steals and finally gets enough for the best song last spring, the winner is beginning to feel COP lost its three early in City College (8) In his freshman year at ing Marquette as the strongest together to enter the dog in the show. The dog, alas, comes in AB B H twenty-third. Malvolio sells him to a vivisectionist. foolish after winning and hearing it sung. It took the band league play. Since their early Water, cf 4 3 1 USF Bill continued to display squad the Don's have had to loses to Loyola 58-55 and 70- LeMire. s S20 the ability that had made him face this season. til January to learn tl^e music, your guess is as good as mine Biukowatz, 3b 6 12 Or have you seen the new Japanese triumph, Kibutzi-San when the student bodv will learn the words. 63 and to San Jose 61-32, they Dito. c _A 2 10 an All-City choice in high Dispite his size (5.7, 170 Flore?, lfi-lf 4 ] 2 ("The Radish"), a pulse,-stirring historical romance about have come along to win their McCarthy, 2b 8 0 0 school and was considered as lbs.) Warren more than holds Yamoto, a poor farmer, and his daughter Ethel who are accosted last seven games convincingly. Williams, rf 4 0 0 one of the hottest prospects on his own against players that Bandettini, lf-p 4 0 1 by a warlord on their way to market one morning ? The warlord San Jose State was a defi Glosser, p 3 0 0 the yearling team. A back in tower over him, making use of Within Walking Distance from USF Ferrari, lb _ 2 0 0 cuts Yamoto in half with his samurai sword and runs off with nite pre-season threat and jury suffered in the latter his speed and spirit to demor Ethel. When Yamoto recovers, he seeks out Ethel's fiance, started league play like they 34 8 6 part of his Frosh season, how alize players that figure to San Francisco (3) Chutzpah, and together they find the warlord and kill him. But, desired to live up to all expec- AB B H ever, kept Bush from partici have an easy time of it be alas, the warlord was also a sorcerer and he has whimsically Macaluao. 2b 3 2 1 t a t i o n s . They thoroughly Monterosso, ss 3 0 1 pating on the hardwoods in his cause of his lack of heigftt. turned Ethel into a whooping crane. But loyal Chutzpah takes VIEW routed their early foes, wal Kara, cf 5 0 1 second year. The year's rest An English major, Warren Crivelli, c 3 11 her home where he feeds her fish heads for twenty years and loping Santa Clara 59-38, Pep Sheehan. 3b 3 0 1 seemed to do Bill good, as last plans to go into the teaching keeps hoping she'll turn back into a woman. She never does. Alae. perdine 80-66, Loyola 45-41, Quinn If 4 0 0 season he was able to display Williamson, lb 3 0 0 profession when he finally ©Mil Shulmin. 1IM and COP 61-32. However, they Stewart, rf 3 0 1 his talent in 25 of the Dons' hangs up his sneakers for the RKET Stone, p 3 0 1 tailed off in midseason and 29 contests. last time. The makers of Philip Morris, who bring you this column, hope could only salvage four wins 30 3 7 that if there's smoking in the balcony of your campus theatre, it will 2115 HAYES ST., USF CITY COLLEGE 400 101 020 —8 « 1 Thanks, Bill, a fine athlete Warren Baxter, a little guy in their last eight engage I'SF FROSH 100 110 000x—3 7 4 and scholar, for years of loyal in size, a big guy in casaba be today's new, gentle Philip Morris you'll be smoking. x two outs in ninth inning *nen ments. game called. ty and spirit for the Don« ability. SAN FRANCISCO FOGHORN \MUN Delegates Fr. William Ryan USF Sponsors Tuesday, March 6, 1956 PAGE 5 Show Ireland Fra Angelico Gives Traditional SOS K«OW Color Movies Lecture Tuesday USF's Model United Na Dr. Alfred Neumeyer, au tions delegation has extended Novena of thority on Italian Renaissance By RON ARROYO to the student body an invita art, will lecture on "Fra An- tion to see a film on Ireland, FOGHORN Staff Writer A summer vacation in Eu gelico's Mission in Italian Art" Thursday at 10 a.m. in H-7. The annual Novena of rope can be yours for only tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. in the Ireland is the country which Grace in honor of St. Francis $798, ASUSF Clubs Represen the delegation will represent Veterans' Auditorium, Van tative John Foran, announced Xavier, Patron of Missions Ness avenue and McAllister this week. at the MUN, scheduled for and of the League of the Sac April 4-7 at Oregon State Col street. Foran, a history major and lege. red Heart, will be held until The lecture, which will be pre-legal student, will be mak The film, according to dele Monday, March 12. illustrated, will be sponsored ing the Europe trip for the gation chairman Al Wolf, is Services will be held twice by USF in cooperation with second year in a row. in color. It features colorful daily at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. | Frank De Bellis, well-known Cost includes round trip on and historic places in Ireland. at the Church of the Univer local patron of Italian culture. the S.S. Castle Felice, in mini mum tourist cabins, from This is the sixth consecutive sity of San Francisco, Fulton I The lecture commemorates Montreal to Southampton, and year that Pacific Coast col street at Parker Avenue. the 500th anniversary of the from Le Havre to New York. leges have held Model UN The Novena traditionally death of Fra Angelico, who BLESSING OF CARS AT THURSDAY'S SERVICES sessions. spent a lifetime illuminating Foran promises that hotel closes on the Feast of the Can accommodations are in "good Jim Kenney Would Have Been Happy The meetings are attended onization of St. Ignatius Loy manuscripts and creating re ligious frescoes and paintings. comfortable hotels, well se by from 75 to 100 colleges, ola, founder of the Society of lected." Sleeping is two to a each of which represents a Jesus and St. Francis Xavier, Dr. Neumeyer is presently room, with twin beds, and Charlie Fracchia UN country. Delegates act in one of his first followers and connected with Mills College rooms without bath. accordance with the policies the greatest of all Jesuit mis Oakland. He was formerly lec of the country they represent. sionaries. • turer at the University of Ber Single rooms and rooms JOHN FORAN lin, and director of the Ger with bath may be had for $798 Will Do It The MIJN holds a General The evening service will be a reasonable supplement. Around the World Assembly and committee, one hour in length. A blessing man Governmental Museum's Washington, D.C.—The long-awaited decision had come council, and organizational with the relic of St. Francis REV. WM. D. RYAN, S.J. educational office. Train travel will be second The world, especially the Republican segment of it, held its meetings similar to those held will be bestowed at both serv class. Motor coach transporta Bay Students breath. The newspaper editors of the country rubbed their at Lake Success. Members of ices. Each will conclude with PEPPERDINE Tigers from COP 87-49. tion from Amsterdam to Nice hands in gleeful anticipation of what was to come. Then it groups such as NATO, In an attempt to get his is first class. Benediction of the Blessed (Continued from Page 1) happened. On February 29, 1956, the President of the United SEATO, and others hold cau Sacrament. squad ready for the NCAA Countries to be visited in Are Invited to squad and meshed sixteen tourney, Woolpert played his States, Dwight D. Eisenhower^ rendered his decision as to cuses. The intentions of those clude England, Holland, whether he would run. The answer was in the affirmative. points,, all of them in the first first team almost the entire France, Germany, Switzer The end result is that par making the Novena may be half. After saying that he would seek Republican nomination ticipating students get an ac game. land, Italy, and Vatican City. Newman Ball written on forms which will be In the other Southland con for the presidency, President Eisenhower went on to speak tive picture of the workings of provided. These forms will he The scoreboard showed the For more information re of how physically fit he was .to be president. He then listed the United Nations. test over the weekend, the result of the move. garding the trip, contact John State College's Newman collected and placed on the Dons easily disposed of Pep- certain restrictions under which he would become president: altar of St. Francis during the The 87 points was the high Foran at Mission 8-3900, or Club and Air Force ROTC no campaign, few social and ceremonial activities, etc. Novena. perdine's Waves 68-40. est the Dons have recorded convocation box No. 6. have extended to all Bay Area As Senator Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota said: Fandango The game was almost over this year, and the 38 point college students an invitation The congregation will par before it started, as Phil Wool "Sounds like he is planning a part-time campaign to be part- (Continued from Page 1) difference was the largest ta Clara the Friday previous to attend their 1956 St. Pat time president." ticipate actively in the form pert's shock troops surged margin by which they have was even more one sided than to hold a dance?" Bill Mulhol of congregational prayers and rick's Ball. * * # into a 23-0 lead midway triumphed. the COP game, even though land asked. hymns. Cards with the pray through the first half. But Bill Russell displayed his the score doesn't indicate it. T h e m e d "Springtime in Birmingham, Alabama—Last week the University of Tom Klitgaard replied that ers and hymns will be distri- Erin," the informal dance will Alabama expelled Autherine Lucy. The University's reasons after Dick Shatterlee coun all-American form by regis This is due to the fact that since it involved the good of tributed to each one as they tered on a jump shot to break tering 28 points and grabbing Woolpert removed his first be held Friday evening March for expelling Miss Lucy were that she made charges con the student body in general, enter the church. 9 at the State College campus. cerning the University's conspiracy against her. Even the scoring ice for the Waves, 29 rebounds off the boards. team with eight and a half the student legislature should The preacher for the No Pepperdine matched the Dons' Tiger Terrific minutes to go and a 33 point Admission is $1 stag and $1.50 though she withdrew the charges, Miss Lucy was asked to decide the issue. drag. leave the campus because the trustees felt that no one should vena is Reverend William D. in pointsc'oring until the half. Carl Boldt turned in one of lead. The final c»unt was 80- make such charges against the University. Motion Further Explained Ryan, S.J., who is at present USF scoring was evenly dis his best games of the season 44. Leo Mallari and his Orches Chiapiarri followed with an chaplain of the University of tributed among 11 different as he blistered the net for 22 Zone Again Fails tra have been signed by * # * San Francisco. Moscow, U.S.S.B.—In a paraphrase of Karl Marx's Com explanation. performers, with Carl Boldt points. Besides his best scor Despite the shambles the Chairman Joe McElligott. The munist Manifesto, the Russian Communist Party Congress Father Ryan spent 4 years taking high point honors with ing effort of the year, the Tu Dons made of his zone defense Irish Pipers Band and the "I think that any changes in 14 points. Singing Cadets Glee Club will last week issued a call for the communists of the world to the social calendar must come in Yangchow under the tyran junga Tiger did an outstand in their first contest of the unite, having nothing to lose but Stalinist chains. A radical ny of the Communists. Big Bill was his usual bril ing job on the backboards. season, Bronco Coach Bob provide additional entertain from the student legislature liant self on defense. He ment. new communist line had appeared, one which completely lest harmful precedents for He spent about twelve Carl maintained his average Ferrick elected to try it again. shifted the communist policy of a century. months enduring the horrors blocked numerous Pepperdine on the free throw line, swish The Dons were even more "Extensive planning has future social calendars should shots, and snatched 14 re The new party-line was: (1) war with capitalism is no arise. I think that the fresh of Red imprisonment. His ing 6 out of 7 attempts. brutal this time than before. gone into making this dance •longer inevitable, but "world-transforming, complete story and that of his compan bounds off the backboards. COP's Johnny Thomas, who After a slow start, Carl one of the biggest collegiate men are willing to listen to Captain On Bench triumph of Communism" still is; (2) Communist triumph sound judgments ..." * ions was featured in LIFE failed to impress against the Boldt found the range with dances of the spring semes can be achieved in some states "by parliamentary means" magazine, September 1952. For the first time this sea Dons in the game at Stockton, his devestating set shot and ter," McElligott said. Before the motion was son, Coach Woolpert failed to instead of civil wars. Therefore, rally into popular fronts brought to a vote Terry showed Tuesday night why he tore Ferrick's zone to shreds. Released in 1952, he return start Captain K. C. Jones. In has received all-league honors. the season. Boldt, who cooled with the Socialists to "capture" parliaments; (3) at home Schwaegler explained it fur ed to the United States. Al Boldt connected on five long full speed ahead on heavy industry and armament and all stead, he inserted his tourna Thomas sank 18 points before shots in the first half alone off in the second half, finished ther. She said that the Frosh though his work has varied ment team, with Eugene with 12 markers. . out on collectivization of agriculture, whatever the cost. Fandango was sandwiched be he fouled out with nine min and Bill Russell poured six since his return, he has spent Brown taking over for Jones utes left in the game. Many * • * tween mid terms and the Cor the major portion of his time field goals through the hoop Mike Farmer performed The Dons hit their scoring of his points were scored from on short shots. well on defense. He was the Athena, Greece — The most important Greek election vallis weekend. This, would giving retreats and lectures in peak of the season last Tues make a formal dance finan in close off the guarding of High point man for the main factor in holding high Since 1946 took place last week when Premier Constantine almost eveiry part of the day evening at Kezar Pavilion Bill Russell. cially impractical. United States. Along with his Dons was Bill Russell, who scoring Rich Montgomery Keremanlis won an approximate twenty-seat majority in the when they clobbered the The Dons' victory over San Greek Parliament. The pro-Western Premier had tramped The motion to make it semi- duties as chaplain in the Uni tallied 29 points, his high for without a point. the mountainous Grecian peninsula for six weeks to con formal passed inspite of the versity, he also lectures in vince the Greeks of the prudence of his policies. social committee's decision of Theology. * » » disapproval. The general theme of Fa Reno—Harold's Club, the fabulous grand-daddy of all Rhythm for the only Lenten ther Ryan's sermons is "Three the Reno nightspots and casinos was sold for a cool $14 mil season dance, held under the Dimensional Catholic." The lion to Morgan & Agostini Properties Company of Berkeley. sanction of the University of titles of these sermons are as The sale included not only the four story club, but the San Francisco, will be pro follows: Pony Express Motel, the Spanish Springs Corporation and vided by Bud Potter, who has March 4—Three-D Catho its gun club, a first story parking garage, the St. Charles played a very long engage lic and Ritz Buildings in Reno, a $50,000 investment in the ment in Oakland. March 5—The Height of a Reno Ski Bowl, and over 700 acres of land in Nevada, plus Plans for the evening have Catholic several real estate holdings. been made by Chairman Dave March 6—The Breadth of * * * . Clisham and his committee a Catholic San Francisco—The eyes of the world of casaba turned consisting of Frank Mulhol March 7—The Depth of a toward the City by the Golden Gate as they came out on top land, Rich Tarrico, Terry Catholic of a California Basketball Association scramble which really Schwaegler, Carol Amaral, March 8—The Optimistic wasn't much of a contest, at least for USF's Dons. The Dons, Mike Barrett, and Mike Lynch. Catholic No. 1 defensively in the nation, and No. 1 in all the press Students are warned that March 9—Fourth Dimen association polls, were thinking about the NCAA playoffs they should get their bids and sion Catholic (first games at Corvallis, Ore., March 16-17). No. 2 man guest passes early as Fresh March 10—The Approach on the No. 1 team, a stocky, smiling, 6-ft. 1-in. guard named man class president Don able Catholic K. C. Jones, would not be with them. National Collegiate Moses says: March 11—The Prejudiced Athletic Association rules say that a man is ineligible for "This promises to be the Catholic their tournaments after four years of varsity play. This was best dance of the year." March 12—T h e Enduring the incredible K. C.'s fourth year. Bids are on sale for the low Catholic. In Los Angeles, a third string All-American named price of two dollars and may Willie Naulls was heard to say that he had but two ambi be obtained in the Student in effect and those bringing tions: to beat USF in the playoffs and gain an Olympic berth. Lounge or from the Student guests are held responsible But the Dons weren't worried, not even with the loss of Body Officers. for the conduct of their guests K.C. They were aiming high, and are odds-on favorites to Those attending are remind The theme for the dance take their second NCAA championship in a row. ed that the no corsage rule is will be "A Night in Tunisia.'

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Boro Gives Mardi Gras iSeO Company B-10, National So Tally; Culture Discussed ciety of Pershing Rifles, par ticipated in its second weapons Deltasig Philhistorians By RAY SCHMITT tickets would be sold only to reproductions to the Univer shoot of the year Sunday. FOGHORN Staff Writer students going by bus. sity. The shoot was held at the Pledges The long-awaited report on Walt Blartdino moved to Foran moved that "for Sixth Army Range at the Pre In Oregon the Mardi Gras was read be send the cheerleaders and a every reproduction a club do sidio. All members of the club fore the Student Legislature band to Corvallis at the nates to the University, the ASUSF's expense. The motion ASUSF should also donate one had the opportunity to fire Carry Bricks last Tuesday. the Army qualification course Once again pledging is here For Tourney passed. as a campus improvement." with the .45 caliber pistol. for the Gamma Omicron chap Al Boro gave the Mardi A second motion to send the The motion passed 17-1. Thirty members fired the ter of Delta Sigma Pi. Philhistorians Frank Trum Gras financial report as one three songleaders was also The discussion of culture Army qualification course for Once again the shoe boxes bower and Tom Jennett are of the first orders of business. passed. continued as Ron Chiapiarri the M-l Rifle at a previous and red bricks come out. currently competing in the He stated that the affair introduced a motion that the shoot. Of that group, eleven four-day Linfield, Oregon, In Culture Discussed ASUSF sponser a series of Once again curious indivi grossed $8,456.17. Expenses men made marksman, eleven duals scurry nervously around vitational tournament. cultural movies. amounted to $4,450.77 and the The subject of culture at sharpshooter, and four expert. performing such tasks as They flew to Portland USF was introduced by John "A number of Shakesperian During the past week, Com their future Brothers may bid. earlier this week laden with net profit was $4005.30. Foran. He said that some films such as Hamlet and pany B's Drill Team has For good deeds done merits seventy pounds of debate ma He reported that the raffle clqbs on campus had donated Othello could be procured," given exhibitions at the half are scored; for bad deeds, de terial. alone yielded $4,474.92. The he said. time breaks of the Santa Clara merits. Each pledge closely There will be fourteen leading clubs were the Alpha Chakalian Objects and COP games. The team lost watches the balance of his ac events at the tournament, GREEN PUNCH in competition with Company count. which will be attended by Delta Gamma, Delta Sigma Pi, The only serious objection E-10, Pershing Rifles of Santa Needless to say, the Broth about 350 students from all and Tri Gamma in that order. FOR ST. PAT'S to the motion was made by Clara. ers are quite interested in the over the Western United "Only half of the audito DAY MIXER Rouben Chakalian who said: Twelve members of the Drill goings-on and engaged whole States. rium was filled at the last "Do they have to have Team, under the command of heartedly in assuring the sue Appropriately e h.o u g h , M/Sgt. Frank Coughlin, led Both Dons are entered in rally," Head Cheerleader Joe movies on such deep stuff? cess of "pledge week." one-man debate and in team green punch will be the main Why couldn't we have some the car blessing procession Such a time is very impor Bondanza said. He claimed refreshment Sunday evening which was held Thursday in debate, as well as in several thing that would appeal to a tant. of the individual events. that it was due largely to a at the College of Notre student in Business Adminis honor of Jim Kenney. The life of Chapter and Fra Dame's St. Patrick's Day Jennett will participate in lack of publicity. Another ral tration?" Lt. Col. John Chelini, Com ternity depends upon the atti ly was scheduled for Thurs mixer. mander of the Tenth Regi interpretive reading, radio, This motion also passed. tude and character of new JUST TRYING OUT THE NEW LOCATION day, March 8. * The Artsmen, a Santa Senior NFCCS Delegate ment, Pershing Rifles, with members, and "pledge week" and senior reading, while Trumbower will speak in USF moved its mailroom recently to the basement of the Clara combo, will provide Mac Hull reported that an in headquarters at USF, jour is the time where fraternal at Corvallis Rumors Denied neyed to Southern California rounds of salesmanship and Gleeson Library. Here Howard A. "Mac" McMullin, USF's music for the affair which ter-racial justice panel dis titude is created and true extempore. will be held in Ralston Hall cussion was slated for Wed this weekend with hopes of character discovered. "mailman" for the past three years, tests the controls on his Father Moore told tthe expanding the complement of Both qualified for this on the Belmont campus. nesday night, March 14, at the Sunday marks the end of stamping machine, through which pass the hundreds of group that bus transportation Dancing will begin at 8 Gleeson library. Chief speak the Tenth Regiment. the trial period, being cli tournament by reaching the to Corvallis will cost about He will contact ROTC units quarter-finals of debate in the letters mailed out by USF each month. p.m. and last until 11 p.m. ers will be Bill O'Brien, Hal maxed by an extensive and FOGHORN Foto by LEE HOAGLAND $18.00. He denied rumors that Perry, and Fred Meier. at Pomona College, Loyola, elaborate initiation. WSA qualifying tournament and UCLA in an attempt to Along with its own pledges, at Tacoma. set up new Pershing Rifle the Chapter will have the task If they should return tri Companies on those campuses. of initiating into Delta Sigma umphant from Oregon, they Pi three others from Gamma will be seeded near the top of Xi of Santa Clara. the West Point National Fi MOOT COURT nals qualifying flight at the (Continued from Page 1) you realize that there are some Pepperdine Tournament, to be sidewalk for a week. When very important legal issues in held March 9-10. Schmuztsky fell, he fractured volved which you have to re Four other Philhistorian his left knee cap. solve and present in such a teams will appear at Pepper "As he was falling, one of way that the court must be dine in the second flight the pieces of baloney he was convinced justice is on • your which, if they win, will quali carrying under his arm was side. fy them for nothing but the The violently thrown into the but Then the search for that bit right to transportation home. cher shop and hit one of Gum of truth that will save your bo's customers who was very client begins! nervous and screamed at the But where do you begin? Vets Club Unable top of her lungs. The law library contains ap To Solicit Games "The scream frightened a proximately 23,038 volumes horse which was passing by of texts, law encyclopedias The Veterans Club's plans to on the street and it ran wild and reports of cases that have collect funds for the Olympic and broke a leg. The owner of Games Committee fell through Road been decided and stand as the the horse sued Schmuztsky existing law. when Cow Palace officials re and recovered a judgment for fused to allow members to col damages amounting to $5,000 You begin with the indexes lect money during the forth Or what paved the way ia the trial court. of course. These constitute coming Don-Gael encounter. only about four or five "The case was appealed to shelves. At the last club meeting for sixty-one million cars? file Intermediate Court of Ap plans were made so that cluf peals of the state of Caltex- If you are lucky you may members would "pass the hat' irisco on the ground that as f^nd the particular point of at the game. law that you are searching for WHEN you drive anywhere in America today between the flinging of the The policy of the Cow Pal baloney and the ultimate in in the first volume that you it isn't an adventure. open. ace is that of no collections at jury to the horse there had any event, it was later discov You no longer jolt down unmarked and un been an efficient intervening If you are not favored by ered. charted roads in uncertain cars. Roads that cause which relieved Scmuz- elusive lady luck, you may The next scheduled meeting tsky of responsibility. have to look for several hours is for today at 10 a.m. in room are bottomless mudholes or rock-ribbed ruts. "This court reversed the before you stumble across any Bl. 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