The Los Angeles Loyolan, Volume 37, Issue 16 - March 21, 1960

Capital Punishment los An (Page 5) oyolan Baseball Team (Page 6) Vol. 37— No. 16 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY OF LOS ANGELES March 21, I960 Debate Squad Wins Elocution Awards In just one year of furious participation in West Coast Intercollegiate speech contests, Loyola University’s debate squad has brought back to the Westchester campus everything in the way of awards but Blue Chip stamps. ® — — — Cop Cups Song Plethora Spotted In Coming Spring Sing The 1960 edition of the Loyola Spring Sing is now well under way. All partici¬ pating groups are practicing diligently for the annual festivity. Eliminations have been set for Friday, March 25, and Saturday, March 26, in the old library. These are open to all those who hold a ticket to the actual Spring Sing. IRC Runs Anticipating the current success of the Lion’s largely sophomore basketball team, the Loyola argu- fiers, mostly second year men, through their debating prowess have amassed enough laminated plaques and assorted loving cups in the past 12 months to stock a medium sized trophy showroom. During the past calendar year, r; ■ Гч Г ■ in fact, Loyola students have re- ■ Ol@ USD О I© ceiyed a t о t a l of 69 individual awards, including 11 first places, six seconds, seven thirds, two fourths and five fifths. In addi¬ tion they have garnered nine /team awards for “superior” ratings and 26 for “excellent” ratings. Pope John Honors Two Loyola Alums Judge Margaret O’Brien Judg es Range In Hard Rise To Stardom The Spring Sing will again be host to a number of top celebri¬ ties. Judges for this event will be Anna Maria Alberghetti, Richard Egan, Dolores Hart, Margaret O’Brien, Sonny Burke, and Dwayne Hickman. Master of Ceremonies will be Bob Crosby. Italian Import Anna Maria Alberghetti, an im¬ port from Pesaro, Italy, was born to music., Her father was promi¬ nent throughout Italy as a direc¬ tor of the music conservatory at Milan and was her only voice teacher. Her mother was a well- known concert pianist in her own right. She made her first American appearance at Carnegie Hall in 1950. From then on she captured the hearts throughout the nation. Wherever she sang she received raves from critics and audiences alike. Nowadays she is of great demand in any form of entertain¬ ment. USF Grad Richard Egan was born in San Francisco where he attended St. (Continued ori Page 2) Last week Pope John XXIII hon¬ ored two priests who are former students of Loyola University, the Rev. Daniel Sullivan and the Rev. Benjamin Hawkes. Both were named as Domestic Prelates. The International Relations Club continued its rapid pace of acti¬ vities with plans for another three events in the coming weeks. Discuss Relations At Immaculate Heart Lion de¬ baters John Farrell and Dave Roberti take IHC lassies as debat¬ ing partners to discuss “A Re- evaluation of Cuban-American Re¬ lations.” Stan Godava, program director of the event announced that it will be held on Sunday, March 27th at 2:00 p.m. in the Social Hall of the Student Union. The forum will be open to the general public and all Loyola stu¬ dents are invited to attend. The 10th Annual College Model Un^d Nations will be held at Cal at Berkeley on April 6-9. Bill Hager, IRC president is Chair¬ man of Loyola’s delegation which this year is the key Arab nation of Iraq. The four-day conference will be attended by a contingent of eight and the chairman of the Political Science Department, pro¬ fessor Stanley Chan. Many Entries Over 75 colleges plan to attend this confab, the largest in the na¬ tion of its kind. Colleges and universities included at the col¬ lege MUN come from Alaska, Hawaii, Washington, Oregon, Ne¬ vada, Utah, Arizona, as well as from California and the Canadian provinces. In the past Loyola has led in many of the debates, and accord¬ ing to Bill Hager, this year will be no exception. He promised (Continued on Page 2) Loyola Man Monsignor Sullivan' pastor of Good Shepherd Church, the past two years, was born in Clinton, Ill., December 10, 1905. He came to Los Angeles as a child and at¬ tended St. Vincent’s School, Loy¬ ola High School and Loyola Uni¬ versity. Monsignor^ Ha\vkes, who is sec; retary to the Cardinal, was born in Lockport, New York, August 19, 1919. An Angelino since 1927, he attended Los Angeles College, (Junior Seminary), and Loyola University. Kadner Kops Kudo It wafc announced by Dr. Ro¬ meo P. Allard, Chairman of the Chemistry Department, that the Annual Achievement Award for the year 1959-1960 was won by Robert Kadner. This award is giv¬ en to the student in General Chem¬ istry who has received the high¬ est grade for the first semester. The award is made possible by the Chemical Rubber Publishing Co. of Cleveland, Ohio, and con¬ sists of the most recent copy of the HANDBOOK OF CHEMISTRY and PHYSICS. Robert Kadner is a chemistry major and is the son of Dr. Carl G. Kadner, Chairman of the Biol¬ ogy Department. I Joe Callinan Picked for Institute Dr. Harland R. Moss, chairman of the Mechanical Engineering De¬ partment, announces that engineer¬ ing instructor Joseph P. Callinan has been selected as one of 40 col¬ lege engineering teachers to parti¬ cipate in the National Science Foundation’s Summer Institute in Thermodynamics and Structure of Materials. The Institute will be conducted at Stevens Institute of Technology, in Hoboken, N. J. It will run for a period of six weeks, beginning July 11, 1960. Sing April 2 Sanfa Monica Civic Tickets N ow in Bookstore: Men’s Division Organizations and their planned numbers are: Men’s Division: R. S. A., Halle- luja Chorus and Come Now My Dearest; Phi Kappa Theta, Viva Tutti and Younger Than Spring Time; Delta Sigs, The Girl That I Marry, How Are Things in Glocca Mora, and Halls of Ivy; Tau Kappa Judge Anna Maria Alberghetti Epsilon, Hole in the Bucket, Jump Down Spin Around, and Fare Thee Well, Entered in the Women’s Divi¬ sion are: Resident Nurses Asso¬ ciation from Queens, All in a Golden Afternoon and Nocturne; Chi Lambda Tau of IHC, Coffee Grows on White Oak Trees, Scar¬ let Ribbons, and Blue Tail Fly; Theta Iota Pi, IHC, Thetas Sing McLing; Delta Chi Phi, IHC, My Favorite Things, Do Re Mi, and Climb Every Mountain; Resident Student’s Association, Marymount, Deo Gracias and Ceremony of Carols. Mixed Division In the Mixed Division are the following: Phi Kappa Theta and the RSA of IHC, Y’Mina, Niggun, and Нога; Delta Sigma Phi and the Resident Nurses Association, St. Vincent’s, Battle Hymn of the Re¬ public. Those entered in the Mixed Production Division are: Delta Sigma Phi and St. Vincent’s, Car- Loyoia Adds Four Regents The Board of Regents of Loyola University has recently been en¬ larged. Father Casassa has an¬ nounced that four pro m i n e n t Southlanders have been named to the Board. They are: Mr. James S. Cantlen, vice-president and general man¬ ager, Pacific Telephone Company; Mr. John C. Cosgrove, executive vice-president, Marsh and Mc- Lennan-Cosgrove and Company; Mr. John Flanigan, Vice-president, tVestOrn Region, Anheuser-Busch Iric.; and Mr. Fred M. Kellgr, Pe¬ troleum Industry. ousel Medley; ADG and Mount Saint Mary’s, Disneyland Medley. Registered under the Novelty Division are these: Kappa Gamma Delta, IHC, Shenandoah, The Rid¬ dle, Yellow Rose of Texas, and Were You There; Gamma Sigma Phi, Mt. St. Mary’s, The Man Up¬ stairs, Rusty Ole Halo, and Good News; Tau Alpha Zeta, Mt. St. Mary’s, Little Liza. More Novelty Sigma Alpha Iota, IHC, Beauty Shop Quartet, Beautiful Yet Truthful, and When Shall I Be a Bride; Hi Notes (Junior Board¬ ers) Mt. St. Mary’s, Great Day, Joshua, and De Animals A-Comin; Alpha Delta Gamma, Collegiate Songs. The Rutgers University Glee Club plans to fly here from New Brunswick, New Jersey, in order to appear on this annual program** This fun-packed event will take place on Saturday^-Aprii 2, at 8 p.m. at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. Tickets are now on sale on campus. Judge Richard Egan Massard Tells Of Research Jack Massard reported this week on his three - week research tour in the Midwest and Eastern United States ort behalf of Loyola University’s forthcoming School of Communications Arts. Well Liked Massard ’s proposed program for Loyola met with enthusiastic re¬ sponse from communication edu¬ cators and professionals. Most of them noted that Los Angeles, as a communications center, would be an ideal location for a thought¬ ful graduate program in the field of creative writing. The people to whom Massard presented * his program particu¬ larly liked the heavy stress on writing and the integrated cburse sequences stressing the basic re¬ lationship between the three writ¬ ing techniques in the mediums of advertising, television and jour¬ nalism.