University of Santa Clara - Redwood Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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brass knuckles all pol- , ished up, just itching for a rumble. We were gonna give it to them too. But Butch Whacks started playing Teen Angel. Like ■•«■ man, who could rumble then? Rock and Roll lives! Like man, it was too cool. Here we were, waxed dow an ' rol I in ' for a cruise on First Street when we passec this Benson joint on The Alameda. It was the old Sat urday night hop at the U., man, with real smootl sounds and the hippest crowd you ' ll ever see real collegiate types in letterman sweaters am saddle shoes, and hipsters in pegged jean But those chicks! Man! Real High-pow ered babes with pony tails and bob by socks and ruby red lips that ' i drive you crazy! Wow! Ther were even some wierdies who wandered in fro n some square ' : ville. Man, the didn ' t know what to dc when then- Butch Whack: cats started boppin out with Blue Sued Shoes and Rock Arounc the Clock. There were thesi other cats there too, man, real greasers who came at u with chains and knives am their (to the other side, man iSSSBS !■■■■■ !■■■■■ !■■»■■ !■■■■■ ■■■■BE !■■■■■ laaaaa iiii3a !■

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Hayward King ■ I ■ - T I » The challenge facing the Cath- olic Church - - - to adapt itself to the modern world and yet retain those things which always have been basic to it — was the sub- ject of German theologian Hans Kung ' s November talk in a crowded Mission Church. Though he detailed the serious problems facing the Church in the areas of birth control and mixed marriages, the defection of m any religious, and the lack of spiritual leadership, Kung held out a message of hope for his listeners, urging them to ' stay and fight and fight and fight and we will bring the others back. ' mmm i Hans Kung