St. Edward's Echo (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 9, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 13, 1943 Page: 1 of 4
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enroute home from Mt. Bonnell
Guarino in Camp Hood game,
leaves the campus this week to go to Santiago, Chile, to organize
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He received his A. B. degree
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at the La Conga.
Nucleus of the new organiza-
Austin American as selected by
the nation’s moviecritics. Students vision of the play is by the Rev.
ed at midnight.
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The Rev. James Leahy, CSC,
takes over the philosophy classes
Student Donors Go
To Son Antonio
armed guard who accuses them
of slipping from State insane
asylum, determine that long way
home while not shortest is surest.
3. Senior Bob Stott, threaten-
ed by draft board in home-state
Cooper, aunt of the radio star
and a very young 45 years old,
who is pursued by Connors, Gene
Pereira, Tony's flippant, flirta-
Cadets Form
29 Man Chorus
Austin Will Hear
Martial Musicmakers
Twenty-nine Cadets, voice test-
ed, assembled last night in the
Band Hall for the first rehearsal
of the Cadet Chorus. Composed
entirely of high school Cadets, the
personnel contains 15 tenors. . .
7 first tenors and 8 second. . .
Abbey Players
Rehearse Roles
For ‘Carefree’
Dizziest Feature News of Year 1942 Features
to buy cigarettes as safer if more
costly.
2. Cash again, and companion
Gene Rovzar, seeking short cut
student polling, are:
1. “Mrs. Miniver”
2. “Wake Island”
3. “Kings Row”
4. “Now Voyager”
5. “Somewhere I’ll Find You”
6. “Desperate Journey”
7. “My Sister Eileen”
8. “Pied Piper”
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Deft dramatic ability and wistful femininty still charm the aver- with the doctor and the doctor
age male, a survey completed Monday indicates, when University suggests to the amorous star dur-
Father Havey came to St. Edward’s in 1937. He was also Dean
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doctor, Tony Flag, interpreted by
; Bob Groux, Groux plays the part
of a very debonair young physi-
! cian interested in psychoanalysis.
। When the patient falls in love
students voted Joan Fontaine their favorite motion picture actress.
Choice for favorite male movie performer goes to Brian Donlevy,
and best movie of the year is “Mrs. Miniver.”
blade of dry ice in throat, belches
smoke for 80 minutes after ap-
plications of water. . . hot and
Bill Walsh is
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Father Havey Leaves This Week
To Organize South American College
Campus Loses Head of Philosophy Department,
University Vice-President, and Commerce Dean
Freshman Luke Cash in Double Feature Role
Cross, however will provide all
transportation for donors, Father
Gibbons stated.
Planned originally as a Christ-
mas gift for men in the serv-
ices, campus contributions to the
blood bank were cancelled before
the holidays when Austin Red
Cross admitted no facilities for
receiving donations.
Slowed by the Christmas holi-
days, blood bank contributions
of University. and Academy stu-
dents will yet flow into the fund
for members of the armed forces,
the Rev. James Gibbons, CUC,
dean of men stated yesterday.
With more than fifty signatures
on the donor list, interested stu-
dents may still sign for the con-
tributions, Father Gibbons -id.
Since Red Cross facilities main-
tain no portable unit within the
State, donors to the blood bank i
must travel to the Red Cross i
Michigan, travels 300 miles try-
ing to enlist in three reserves
though lacking release from his
draft board; entrains for Michi-
cold. . . . fail to relieve, resolves ' .. , .
1 gan, enlists in merchant marine
at Chicago same day draft board
release arrives in Texas from
Michigan.
The Rev. William C. Havey, CSC, University vice-president,
sword swallower, catches
Farley Earns
Navy Wings
Receives Commission
At Corpus Christi
Newly commissioned Ensign in
the U. S. Naval Reserve, Eugene
P. Farley, ex-’42, is now on active
duty as a Naval aviator. He grad-
uated from the Corpus Christi
Naval Air Training Center De-
cember 31.
Ensign Farley, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James J. Farley of Pro-
vidence, R. I., volunteered for
flight instruction last March and
received his preliminary instruc-
tion at the Dallas reserve base
before going to Corpus Christi.
At St. Edward’s he was an ac-
tive Knight of Columbus, mem-
ber of the ECHO staff, and writer
for the NIBS.
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singing this year with St. Ed-
ward Singers. After sufficient re-
hearsals and an adequate re-
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Bro. Fergus Is Supply Sergeant
Cadets last week appointed
from Notre Dame University in
1920 and his Ph. D. degree from
JGregorian University, Rome. In
| 1927 he graduated from Gregor-
a ian University, S. T. D., and
choices for first, third, and fourth ' John Biger,
places are the same as critics. sor.
Scenery and general super-
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high barbed-wire fence, cross
required.
Other members of the cast are
Sammy Navarra, Phil Joram,
Rehearsals are held in the
Band Hall Tuesday and Wednes-
dinner-and-dance for Kaycees j they will attempt three and
and their dates Thursday evening ultimately four part numbers.
Institute, Washington, D. C. until
1932. He then taught for four
years at Holy Cross College in
Washington.
He was a member of the Home
Mission Band at Notre Dame
from 1932 to 1937 when he came
to St. Edward’s. Father Havey
has also taught at the last four
summer sessions at Notre Dame.
The Rev. S. F. Lisewski, CSC,
University president, will teach
Ontology and History of Philo-
sophy classes until definite ar-
rangements are made.
Monday Father Havey had not
received more details of his new
appointment.
1 4. Ranger Armando Gutierrez,
during Freshmen initiation, climb substituting for Ranger Joe
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Though campus collegians did
not revive the art of eating gold
fish, there’s no doubt about,
campus year 1942 is among the
dizziest on record. ECHO writers
Friday balloted what they con-
sidered screwiest scoops of the
season. Here are their nomina-
tions:
1. Luke Cash, emulating carni-
Brother Fergus, CSC, Master
Sergeant of Cadets in charge of
the Supply Room. Brother Fergus
brings to the job knowledge and
love of guns gained as an avid
hunter.
He replaces Brother Myron,
CSC.
the Marine training base on Par-
ris Island, the party replaced the
annual Kaycee picnic, which was
cancelled for the duration of the
war.
Private dining room of the La
Conga was used and a steak din-
ner — real steak too — was serv-
ed to 60 guests. Dancing follow- day nights at 6:30 o’clock and
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Kaycees Dance
At La Conga
Dehlinger is Honored
At- Annual Get-Together
Merging a farewell party with
their annual shindig, campus
Knights of Columbus gave a
several fields, are confronted by raced onto the field, took Guari-
no’s place, made a tackle on first . , ,
play, raced off the field with an I a new college for the Holy Cross fathers. Father Havey was noti-
injured shoulder, reached the fied 01 the appointment by long distance telephone last week.
“Carefree.” The play will be
given under the direction of stu-
den+ George Goetz, player presi-
! dent.
"Carefree" is the story of
Hitler Would Give
A Special Degree
—Count 'Em!
No fearful Fido was the female
canine that wandered to the cam-
pus during the holidays and set
herself up in housekeeping.
Braving a ban that labeled most
quadrupeds. . . . particularly
dogs. . . . unwanted, this dappled
doggy wagged her way onto the
campus and proceeded to bles it
with eight healthy pups.
• Discovered by one of the fac-
ulty, mother dog received all the
campus could offer. A special
berth was built for her behind
the hedge near the Journalism
Room. Meals were served her in
bed three times a day. When the
weather turned cold, her berth
was moved to the steam house,
but the individual service con-
tinued.
The nurse? Oh, yes. Not one,
but two. Brother Fergus and
Brother Julian!
Helen Afflerbach
Teams With Groux
In Capable Cast
Students will see the first Ab-
bey Player performance of the
year January 21 when Players
present the stage adaption of the
Astaire and Rogers picture,
Amanda Cooper, played by Helen
Afflerbach, a young and glam-
orous star of stage and radio who
has difficulty in choosing a hus-
band. Her fiancee, Steven Arden,
a moneyed and irresponsible
young man, is played by Jim
Davis.
He sends her to the young
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bench before Guarino. . . the
man he substituted for.
5. Mysterious pilferers filched
bugle after bugle from Cadet
bugler Ed Danek. As theft fol-
lowed theft Danek, digging deep
into his reserve stock, used
comet, trumpet. Fearing use of
tuba, thieves as mysteriously re-
turned all Danek’s revielle
reusers unscathed.
of Father Havey. Replacing
Father Leahy as principal of the
Military Academy is the Rev.
i James Gibbons, CSC, the Rev.
S. F. Lisewski, CSC, University
■ president, announced this morn-
ing.
compare favorably with the top Tom Walsh, Dorothy Hutter, Bob
10 listed this morning in the. Wilson, and Phyllis Kent.
Errol Flynn and Army’s (Lieut.)
Clark Gable.
Incidentally, student choices
center in San Antonio. Red
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Held in honor of Kaycee Bob tionn is Angel Laurel, Larry
Dehlinger, who left Monday for Lamar, and Joe Gawry who are
ing a period of coma that she
must hate him, an interesting
plot begins to unfold.
Jane Grubb is cast as Cora
in selecting the 10 best movies e 9. (I Married a Witch”
of the year, student taste favor- , 10. “Tales of Manhattan”
ed drama and comedy with war , Miss Fontaine won easily over
and adventure well represented contenders Olivia De Havilland'
in the winning list. and the sexatious Lana Turner, tous assistant, and by the Judge,
The 10 best, as dictated by Donlevy was pressed for first by Thomas Snell, whose love is un-
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Navy Ensign
Graduates January 8
At Corpus Christi
Another ex-St. Edward’s stu-
dent wore the Navy’s gold wings
this week, when Bill Walsh, ex-
’42 was commissioned at the
Corpus Christi Naval Air Train-
ing Center January 8.
While on the campus Ensign
Walsh was a member of the
basketball team, member of the
E Club, Forum and SAC mem-
ber. He was an engineering stu-
dent and graduated from the
CPTP course.
Walsh volunteered for flight
training last March and went
first to the Dallas reserve avia-
tion base. He attended both St.
Edward’s University and the
Academy.
pertoire, Cadets will make ap-
pearance in Austin with an oc-
casional broadcast likely.
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second. All are to be trained by
the Rev, James d’Autremont,
CSC.
With emphasis upon martial
and popular songs, most of the
choral numbers will be part
work, Father d’Autremont
said. Cadets started practise last
night with two part music. Later
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Students Rate 'Mrs Miniver Best;
Ballot For Fontaine and Donlevy
ed the dinner and the party end- Saturday mornings at 10:30
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