Belmont Abbey College - Spire Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

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MIRRORS OF MEMORIES There Never Is A Day When It Is Not Worth Your While To Be At Your Best

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££ Clm0nt AbbeyS ZETA LAMBDA a»P °f the national junior college honorary society I r, f, ,u T ' ? M 8 ' Ve Sfeater inCeDtiVe l ° StUdy aDd scholarshi P; t° P °mote student leadership; to develop character- to cultivate fellowship and create a greater school spirit among the students of Belmont Abbey CoUege. ALPHA PI DELTA SIGMA: The purpose of the Prep schools ALPHA PI DELTA SIGMA Chapter of the National Honor Society £lS a ,S: !° T1 enthusiasm for olarship; to stimulate a desire to render service; to promote worthy lead- ership, and to encourage the development of character in the students of Belmont Abbey Preparatory SchooL THE COLLEGE MONOGRAM CLUBS purpose is to promote loyalty, school spirit, good sportsmanship and to foster a friendly feeling among those who represent the Abbey in athletic competition. The group has been socially active during the pas. year AU proceeds realized are used ,n purchasing athletic sweaters for all eligible members. The officers of this organization are Presi- dent Frank Gragnam; V 1Ce President Bob Kelly; Treasurer Dick Bain; Secretary Hoof Gibson; Sgt.-atXms Tom Melvin THE PREP MONOGRAM CLUBS officers are WiUiamFrain, President; Chris Dudley, Vice-President; Van Gnann, Secretary- dr D U romot7. me er u ' V? SC , h r ' ?° a m0n ° gram any ° f the ™i° ' S P°- is eU « ible ' ° r -emr rship. Z club promotes loyalty to the school and friendship among the athletes who represent the school in competitive sports. 22 J? CLUB ' S a ° ° rganiza , 0n devoted t0 the « » ' of political, social, economic, and religious questions through the round to Lt ' y th£ PanidPantS C ° 8Sin a Cleaf id6a ° f thC thCOretiCal 3nd im P°™ things THE RIFLE TEAM is coached by Sgt. Costner and ,s a member of the National Rifle Association of America. The clubs purpose flT 71 t0 A r m ° te marksma sh, P ' but ak ° sportsmanship and good fellowship. A modern indoor range is located on the fourth melers Adm ' mStratl ° n B M « ™ h « - held with other colleges as well as matcln meets among tneloS LcSa Th? ' 5 $OCl u intended f ° r thC Prie h00d StUdem fieneral and Candidates for the Benedict! Order, in ss ist i l: s meet,n8s monthly - Topics « to vocations and reiiei ° n - di d - d - ™ H m thfA C bt?aL S dTT7 W3S f ° Unde V n ,914 f ° r PUfPOSe ° f Prepari 8 ?™S - » - ' at «« ZZZZ ,H V u ? lmp ° rtanCe of y° u g altar boys to serve at the sacred ceremonies cannot be estimated but to w,tness the young men as they take part in the holy rites is an inspiring sight. Father Thomas, O.S.B., is the Moderator. ES. DUrinS tHe T 3demiC yeaf ° f 195 °- 1951 ' the ScienCe Club ° une lnt ° an im P° rtant P ition in the life of many emo ovT P T Se ' 7 U y r at ' ° nal a d 8iVeS th ° Se imereSted a °PP° rtuni » h - ™ -iew prominent people zEz tzfizzizz act,ve clubs on the camp e officers are President ,Lph MccZ; STUDENT COUNCIL (College): One of the most important functions of the student government in a Catholic College is to c vur? r p to a r moral life - smdem c ° unca ° f Bd ™ nt « ™ » guide ,ss act.vu.es, to foster a spirit of companionship among the student body and to do honor to the name of Belmont Abbey cXg, STUDENT COUNCIL (Prep): Is organized primarily to aid the students by giving advice and direction. It fosters leadershio

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