California University of Pennsylvania - Monocal Yearbook (California, PA)

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Henry Adams, Pitt ex-center, with Clifford Naylor and Sam Bedogne, backfield Vulcans of yesteryear, was called upon to coach the Baby Vulcan grid squad when Coach Grove took over the reins of the varsity gridders. After the rich crop of freshmen were drafted to varsity ranks ere the season began, Coach Adams was confronted with the difficult task of building a squad with what was left. Although the Jay-Vees scheduled a busy card, only five games were played. The Adammen defeated Indiana and Slip- pery Rock Jay-Vees, 6-0 and 8-6, but were beaten by the Kel- Gens of Uniontown twice, 19-0 and 19-6, and by the Indiana Jay-Vees in a return game 13-6. Baby Vulcans who stand a fair chance of gaining a berth on the varsity squad next season include Buvit, Newman, Goimarac, Smith, Bucy, Ehrenberger, Nickovicz, and Gearhart. JAY-VEE SEASON SEASON ' S RESULTS Jay-Vees 6 Jay-Vees Jay-Vees 8 Jay-Vees 6 Jay-Vees 6 Indiana Jay-Vees Kel-Gens 19 Slippery Rock Jay-Vees .... 6 Indiana Jay-Vees 13 Kel-Gens 19 15

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Left to right: Merle Madaffer, guard; Louis Buvit, halfback; Howard Elliott, halfback; James Kelly, tackle. Left to right: Floyd Haney, guard; Jack Elder, quarterback; Joe Bellisario, end; Joe Blair, full- back. Haunted by Hanna tells all as the former Vulcan took a kick on the run and slid through the Grovemen in a splash of mud to score the six points that decided the game. The Vulcans had one foot in the pay-house door, but the Rockets shoved Barker cut after a blocked kick had given the clouds a rosy lining. SEASON ' S RESULTS California 1 8 California 6 California California 6 California California California Edinboro 6 Westminster 6 Fairmont West Liberty Clarion 14 Grove City 20 Slippery Rock 6 14

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DAD ' S DAY Students for a day, officially enrolled in Papa University, the dads of California students relived their youth and renewed friendships at our eighth annual Dad ' s Day celebration. Eight years ago, at the suggestion of the two deans, Miss Ella Bernstorf and Mr. Paul Walker, the annual football game for the alumni was discontinued and this day was set aside for the com- memoration of dads. Since that day, it has become one of the highlights of our school year and one of its most successful events. This year ' s program, under the direction of the two deans and a student chairman, William Frye, included registration, a tour of the new buildings being constructed on the campus, shop exhibits, and a football game in the afternoon. After the banguet which was held in the Georgian Dining Hall, the dads adjourned to Herron Hall where they were entertained by a student swing band. Cigars and cigarettes were distributed to add to the enjoyment of the dads and to complete the atmosphere of contentment. 16