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UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME 1960 FOOTBALL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. A H W Hometown C 1 Rutkowski, Ed. QB 19 6-1 195 Kingston, Pa. So. 2 Castin, Jack QB 21 6-0 175 Okmulgee, Okla. Sr. 3 Lamonica, Daryle QB 19 6-2 205 Clovis, Calif. So. 5 Loucke, Dan QB 21 6-0 175 Los Angeles, Cal. Sr. 6 Rascher, Norb QB 18 6-1 180 Cleveland, Ohio So. 9 *Schulz, Clay QB 20 6-1 190 Schofield, Wis. Jr. 11 *Haffner, George QB 19 6-0 180 Chicago, Ill. Jr. 21 O'Hara, Chuck HB 19 6-0 190 Milmont, Pa. So. 22 *Sefcik, George HB 20 5-8 170 Cleveland, Ohio Jr. 24 Caito, Leo HB 19 6-1 170 Cleveland, Ohio So. 25 Clark, Bill HB 21 5-11 180 Youngstown, Ohio Sr. 28 Minik, Frank HB 19 5-7 165 Vandergrift, Pa. So. 30 Henneghan, Bill FB 21 6-2 190 Detroit, Mich. Sr. 32 Lind, Mike FB 20 6-1 195 Chicago, Ill. Jr. 35 *Ratkowski, Ray HB 21 6-1 185 Glendale, N.Y. Sr. 36 Naab, Richard FB 19 6-0 190 Rock Island, Ill. Jr. 37 **Scarpitto, Bob HB 21 5-11 180 Rahway, N.J. Sr. 38 *Perkowski, Joe FB 20 6-0 200 Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Jr. 39 Gargiulo, Frank FB 21 6-0 190 North Bergen, N.J. Sr. 41 Maxwell, Joe HB 19 5-11 188 Glen Side, Pa. So. 42 Reilly, Marshall HB 20 5-11 185 Attleboro, Mass. So. 44 *Dabiero, Angelo HB 20 5-8 165 Donora, Pa. Jr. 48 Liggio, Tom HB 20 5-11 195 W. New York, N.J. Jr. 51 Lineham, John T 21 6-0 205 Tulsa, Okla. Sr. 52 Viola, Gene C 20 6-1 210 Scranton, Pa. Jr. 53 *Hecomovich, Tom C 20 6-3 205 Bovey, Minn. Jr. 54 Hoerster, Ed C 18 6-1 210 Chicago, Ill. So. 55 Kutzavitch, Bill C 18 6-2 205 Moon Run, Pa. So. 57 Clements, Bill C 19 6-4 215 Philadelphia, Pa. Jr. 58 Grau, Francis G 20 6-2 210 Baltimore, Md. Jr. 59 Ahern, Bill G 19 6-0 200 Chicago, Ill. So. 60 *Roy Norb G 20 5-10 195 Baton Rouge, La. Jr. 61 *Pietrzak, Bob T 21 6-3 215 Hamtramck, Mich. Sr. 62 Loula, James G 20 6-0 195 Rock Island, Ill. Jr. 63 Augustine, Charlie G 20 6-3 205 San Rafael, Cal. Jr. 64 *Buoniconti, Nick G 20 5-11 210 Springfield, Mass. Jr. 66 Wood, Greg G 18 6-0 195 San Francisco, Cal. So. 67 DePola, Nick G 19 6-2 210 Portage, Pa. So. 68 Koreck, Bob T 21 6-2 210 Philadelphia, Pa. Sr. 69 Nissi, Paul G 21 6-0 205 Haverhill, Mass. Sr. 70 Magnotta, Mike G 20 5-10 205 Albion, Mich. Jr. 71 *Bill, Bob T 20 6-2 220 Garden City, N.Y. Jr. 72 Burke, Ed T 18 6-1 225 Chicago, Ill. So. 73 *Carollo, Joe T 20 6-2 230 Wyandotte, Mich. Jr. 74 Slafkosky, John T 19 6-4 220 Bethlehem, Pa. So. 75 **Pottios, Myron (Capt.) G 21 6-2 215 Van Voorhis, Pa. Sr. 76 *Williams, George T 20 6-2 215 Marshfield, Mass. Jr. 77 Kolasinski, Dan T 19 6-2 220 Toledo, Ohio So. 78 Wilke, Roger T 20 6-1 225 Hamilton, Ohio Jr. 79 Snyder, Bill T 20 6-4 220 Hinsdale, Ill. Jr. 81 *Traver, Leslie E 20 6-2 190 Toledo, Ohio Jr. 83 Murphy, Dennis E 19 6-2 200 South Bend, Ind. So. 84 Mikachich, Jim E 19 6-2 205 Sacramento, Cal. Jr. 85 *Burnell, Max E 20 6-3 195 Evanston, Ill. Jr. 86 Boulac, Brian E 19 6-4 195 Olympia, Wash. So. 87 Sherlock, Jim E 19 6-0 200 Chicago, Ill. So. 88 Ford, Bill E 20 6-2 200 B'nt'n H'rb'r, Mich. Jr. 89 Seiler, Leo E 20 6-3 215 Wichita, Kansas So. 90 Candido, Don E 19 5-11 195 Shrewsbury, Mo. Jr. 91 Kolski, Steve E 19 6-3 200 Hialeah, Fla. So. 92 Monahan, Tom E 22 6-2 185 Arcola, Ill. Sr. *Denotes Monograms Won

UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME DEPTH CHART

LE 81 Les Traver (190) | 86 Brian Boulac (195) LT 78 Roger Wilke (225) | 76 George Williams (215) LG 75 Myron Pottios (215) | 64 Nick Buoniconti (210) C 54 Ed Hoerster (210) | 52 Gene Viola (210) RG 60 Norb Roy (195) | 67 Nick DePola (210) RT 72 Ed Burke (225) | 71 Bob Bill (220) RE 87 Jim Sherlock (200) | 83 Dennis Murphy (200) QB 11 George Haffner (180) | 3 Daryle Lamonica (205) LH 22 George Sefcik (170) | 1 Ed Rutkowski (195) RH Angelo Dabiero (165) | 37 Bob Scarpitto (180) FB Richcard Naab (190) | 38 Joe Perkowski (200) SPECIALISTS Punters—37 Scarpitto, 3 Lamonica, 22 Sefcik, 21 O'Hara, 1 Rutkowski Extra Points—38 Perkowski, 3 Lamonica, 87 Sherlock, 1 Rutkowski Kickoffs—38 Perkowski, 3 Lamonica, 87 Sherlock, 1 Rutkowski Passers—11 Haffner, 3 Lamonica, 6 Rascher, 1 Rutkowski OFFICIALS Referee—Charles Bowen (Ga. Tech); Umpire—Rick. Lowell (Unattached); Head Linesman—Ed Copeland (Oglethorpe); Field Judge—C. Chrisman (Unattached); Back Judge—Morris Katz (Ga. Tech); Timer—Charles Fancher (Ga. Tech). PAST SCORES — MIAMI-NOTRE DAME GAMES Year Miami Notre Dame 1955 0 14 Miami won 0, lost 1 UM 0 pts.; N. Dame 14 pts.

Egyptians Once Venerated University's Ibis

In ancient times, the ibis, a large wading bird related to the heron, was venerated as a god-symbol by the Egyptians. Now, virtually extinct, it lives on as the venerated symbol of school spirit for University of Miami students. One ibis in particular - Sebastian - characterizes UM's fighting spirit on the gridiron. A grizzled, tough-looking caricature of a bird, actually a costumed student, Sebastian parades up and down the sidelines during each UM game. He has been accused of being cute, in appropriate and sexy. At first no one knew whether he was male or female. Sebastian was originated as "Icky the Ibis" during the 1957 Homecoming Week when it was a figment of the imagination of a group of students in the San Sebastian Men's Residence Hall. By the following year, it materialized for an appearance at what was expected to be a very sad affair. Miami was in the midst of its worst football season in memory, its final record, two wins-eight losses. "Icky" was hatched for the Vanderbilt game, but the team kept laying its own eggs, losing 28-15. Sebastian however, quickly renamed because "Icky" sounded too much of defeatism, caught on and the next year it was back with a "professional" outfit furnished by athletic department funds. The students inside her were then senior John Stormont ('60), chief initiator of the plan, and Junior Charles Nomina ('61). No sooner had Sebastian started its first full year, however, when the question of its sex arose. A Fort Lauderdale housewife wrote it a fan letter, calling it "the cutest thing." Then someone called UM Dean of Men Ben David complaining that the Ibis looked "too sexy" and that some of its motions were obscene. Besides, the caller asked, is it a boy or a girl? Dean David said that he didn't know, but would chek on it. Nomina and Stormont said that perhaps the long, orange stockings they wore to simulate the Ibis's legs were a bit too tight; and also hastened to inform all the Sebastian was a boy-type ibis. Sebastian the Ibis, that is Stormont and Nomina, has since delighted spectators at UM games home and away and pep rallies. Sometimes Sebastian climbs into the stands to play with the children. At last year's Homecoming Parade he delighted the kiddies along the route. When the campus newspaper, Hurricane, put out a special edition exhorting the 1960 Orange Bowl committee for a bid to the New Year's Classic, Stormont climbed cheerfully into his costume and distributed the papers on the streets of downtown Miami. Passer by were too surprised to do any thing but grab the paper. Stormont graduated last June as a Radio-TV major. He was hailed by the student press as "our first graduating ibis."

How many savings accounts should I have?

Coral Gables Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNT Coral Gables Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION TAX SAVINGS ACCOUNT Coral Gables Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION VACATION SAVINGS ACCOUNT Coral Gables Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION COLLEGE SAVINGS ACCOUNT Coral Gables Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CHRISTMAS SAVINGS ACCOUNT That depends on YOU! How well you manage your money...and what you are saving for...are the determining factors in deciding how many accounts you should have at Coral Gables Federal. Separate accounts for each of your major needs is the easy, practical way to "budget for the future"....before the need occurs. First and most important is your Regular Savings Account, providing a general cash reserve for emergencies at any time...accumulating the down payment for a home of your own...assuring security and peace of mind for the years to come. But what about once-a-year expenses like taxes? They can take quite a "chunk" out of your regular savings...opening a Special Tax Account is a more realistic (and painless) way to meet this annual need. The same applies to Christmas and Vacation money...best handled through individual accounts. And for your children, of course, you want to do all you can to help them with their higher education...and the way to do it is through a Special College Savings Account. How else could you meet this future expense? So YOU decide how many savings accounts you need at Coral Gables Federal. Each account - Regular or Special - earns dividends at the current rate of 4% per annum, payable twice a year on December 31 and June 30. Accounts are insured up to $10,000 by a permanent agency of the U.S. Government. And each account enables you to "budget for the future"...whatever your needs may be. ASSETS NOW OVER $106,000,000 CORAL GABLES FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SEE THE OFFICE NEAREST YOU MAIN OFFICE.. 2501 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables HOMESTEAD.. 1101 North Krome Avenue WEST MIAMI.. 6400 Southwest 8th Street PERRINE.. 701 Perrine Avenue BIRD ROAD.. 9843 Southwest 40th Street FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 4% per annum All Offices Open Monday Evenings 6:15 to 8:00 p.m. PERRINE and BIRD ROAD OFFICES ONLY Also Open All Day Fridays 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. GEORGE B. CASTER, President

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