The Los Angeles Loyolan, Volume 40, Issue 20 - May 13, 1963

Vol. 40, No. 20 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY OF LOS ANGELES May 13, 1963 Outstanding Loyola tudents Honored Last Friday ^ May 10, Loyola held its first annual Awards Convocation honoring outstanding students of the school year 1962-1963, on the steps of Regent's Terrace. Be¬ fore an impressive crowd, Dr. Kilp gave awards to nineteen Loyolans and one young lady from Immaculate Heart. Start¬ ing the procession up the steps was <$>- :• 1 — - Larry Rice, for his outstanding work as Spring Sing Chairman. Following him, Bruce Russell ac¬ cepted for the Pep Club as Best Committee, and Steve Shiffrin and Tom Woods accepted the Debate team Award. For his work as Edi¬ tor of the Loyola ji, Dave Pantoja took the Journalism Award, and Gil Hayes was honored by the Lair Annual. The National Poetry Association gave its award to Pete Wright, and Delta Sigma Phi Frank Carothers, without whose work the ceremony would have been considerably shorter. From the evident appreciation of the audience, it is . to be hoped that Loyola will continue to honor its outstanding students in this man¬ ner every year. chose Paul Maruyama as its* Man of the Year. ATHLETIC AWARDS Following these awards, Fr. Kilp anounced the Outstanding Ath¬ lete Awards. In Basketball Brian Quinn was chosen, and for Rugby the award went to Pat Zartmann. A1 Gad accepted the Baseball award, Ken Howard, the Crew award, Carlos Venegas the award for Tennis, and Richard Johnson was honored in Golf. The athletic awards ended when Roger De Fra- tis was named Outstanding Intra¬ mural Athlete. JUNIOR AWARD Next up the steps, for Out¬ standing Junior of the Year, was incoming Student Body President, Tony Coelho. Outgoing President, Bill Herreras following him up as he and Crimson Circle President, Paul Boland both accepted Nthe 1963 Ignation Award, in an unus¬ ual double presentation of Loy¬ ola’s traditional award for the “graduating senior who has dis¬ tinguished himself through ser¬ vice and loyalty to the Univer¬ sity.” The Awards Convocation closed with the naming of John Goodwin as Fraternity Man of the Year, and with Miss Julianne Vianni becoming our Belle of the Year. Special commendations must be Prexy Report As we reflect upon the success¬ es . of this year’s Administration, we must recognize the men who unselfishly contributed to making those successes a reality. Often we look to the President of the A.S.L.U. as the individual who should revive the compliments for a job well done. Rather the limelight should be shared with' all of our student U. Glee Club rns From SuccessTour BY PAUL LUCCA The Loyola Glee has just com¬ pleted a very successful tour to San Diego where they appeared at University High and the Uni¬ versity of San Didgo. YEARLY TOUR The tour, an annual event, be¬ gan Friday afternoon when the club boarded a bus that was to take them to4*Torrey Pines Inn in La Jolla. As is the occasion with most of these tours, . getting there was half the fun, since the Cellar Dwellers accompanied the club on the trip and provided music for singing all the way to La Jolla. CONCERTS Friday evening, the club gave a concert at U niversity High at 8:00, and immediately after that performance, arrived at the Uni¬ versity of San Diego campus for another show at 9:30. This was followed by a social with some of the women from U.S.D. which made the trip well worth it. After a little sight-seeing Saturday morning, the traveling trouba¬ dours returned home that after¬ noon. The “Belles” Is I Luau Slated For The Loyola Belles have selected White's Point in Palos Verdes as the location for their third annual “Hawaiian Luau," according to Steve Nordeck, Belles Chairman. The event will be held on Sunday, May 19. The festivities are scheduled to begin at 4. It is open to leaders. If we are going, to give proper recognition we must single out the members of the Executive Board, Chuy Gonzales, Vice Pres¬ ident, Clay Wilson, Secretary, and __ , , Art Kociencki, who should be given to Bill Izabal, who helped given a great deal of credit for organize the. Convocation and Dr. their service to the University I and the Student Body. In the opinion of many students, faculty members, and members of the Ad¬ ministration these men are among the most outstanding student leaders at Loyola. Perhaps many of you think that I am trying to be humble in my old age by giving recognition to these individuals. The point that I wish to make is that any office such as the Presidency is only as strong as the men who work with 1 the President. It is simply a well- ! known fact that these men along j with other student leaders are re- 1 sponsible for a successful year. I would encourage every Loy- olan to take an active role in Student Government or any or¬ ganization. These activities repre¬ sent a laboratory of practical ex¬ perience in leadership. The Presidency has been an enriching experience and I would like to thank you, the members of the Student Body for giving me this opportunity. Sincerely, Bill Herreras Ш Strub Theatre On Wednesday, May 15, the Communication Arts Depart¬ ment will sponsor a Television Day. This special show will be open to all students who would like to see real television equip¬ ment in action. The doors to the Strub Theatre will open at 11:00 a.m. and remain open throughout the day. A vast ar¬ ray of television equipment will be exhibited to the students who will be allowed to play with the goodies themselves. It has been said that the equipment used by the TV in¬ dustry is so simple to operate that “even a child can do it,” so it is presumed that Loyola boys, can handle the job. It is sincerely hoped, by the Com¬ munication Arts people that show will be well attended.4 SHORT TOUR The tour, although it is the highlight of the year for the Glee Club, was rather short this year mainly because of one reason: they are saving their money in hopes of traveling back East next year. Nevertheless, the club did | have quite an active year. They gave a number of concerts and appeared at the Intercollegiate Festival held at Pomona College on May 4. Here they joined ten colleges including S.C., Los An¬ geles State, Cal-Tech, Pomona, and Occidental among others in a I song fest to promote good will j | among its participants. TURNOVER BANQUET The Glee Club’s activities are not over yet. This Saturday, May 18, they will have their annual turnover banquet and dance, this year to be held at the Ramada Inn, at which the officers for next year will be announced. The next day, Sunday, the Glee Club is holding its Alumni Concert for past members of the club and any- one else who wishes to. attend; It will be held in St. Robert’s Audi¬ torium at 8:00 p.m.; tickets are $1.00 for general admission and $.50 for students and alumni. The concert will be followed by a ban¬ quet in the Presidents Lounge. RECRUITING Next year, the Glee Club has big plans. As was already men¬ tioned, they hope to go back East in addition to having a full itin¬ erary out here in the Los Angeles! area. OUTDOOR VIEW of new Belle's Hideaway. all of the Catholic Women’s Col¬ leges, Loyola and any friends who wish to attend. DANCING Dancing to the fine sounds of Tom DiMuzio and his band will start about 7, and the evening should come to a close about 10. The $1.50 admission price will include dinner, drinks, beer, and hot dogs. A massive crowd is ex¬ pected for the always popular party, this year being even great¬ er due t6 the cool -kegs , cheaper price, and more Belles. Maps have been posted around campus and directions can also be had from any Pep Clubber. Last year’s Ha¬ waiian Luau held at Lake En- chanto was a huge, success. , BAND Loyola’s 50 newly installed Belles, representing the five wo¬ men’s colleges, will act as host¬ esses for the event. The Silver- tones, who will provide the music, became well-known for their fine job at the Carnival in the popular dance tent. They promise to be in top form. White’s Point, a mere stone’s throw from anywhere in Los An¬ geles, is at Portuguese Bend on the beautiful Palos Verdes Pen- I insula. Royal Palm Grove is at White Point at the foot of West¬ ern Avenue. FESTIVITIES The evening ' festivities will be proceeded by an afternoon of swimming, volleyball, football, surfing, baseball and hot dog bar- bequing. Inside . . . the LOYOLAN New Staff . . pg. 3 Fret Raw - . -pg. 3 Editorials . pg. 4 Farewell . . pg. 5 Islander . . .pg. 6 Sendh Rider Щ . pg. 7 TOM DiMUZIO and his band will pour forth the hot sounds. . * > *• _ u - • Ш § Й Ш Ш Ш