Catholic University of America - Cardinal Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Q W Nd? Sophomore provides fellow students with instruction in physics-under the honor society's tutoring program. Student Inflrmarian: James V. Sorrentino. Student-Faculty contest highlights Cardinal Charities calendar. Tense moment in the ICC Variety Show: Frankie learns that ,lohnny's been two-timing her with a girl named Nellie Bligh! Members of the Shahan Debating Society come to grips, not only with their collegiate opponents. but also with some of the leading political and ethical questions of the day. Their crowning achievement this year was the first place award in the Toronto Debate Tournament. Each of these endeavors produces its leaders and from them, along with other campus sources, are selected juniors for Blue Key and seniors for '4Who,s Who in American Colleges. Blue Key is a national honorary and service fraternity which chooses its members from those undergraduate men who combine excellence in both studies and activities. Admission to Who's Whois is the culminating symbol of the work and sacrilice that marks a CU man or woman for distinction. lt is a foreshadow- ing, too. of expectations proportionately greater in their lives after college. N S 5 W ia I 'T fs A

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the University Chaplains in formulating and publicizing CU religious activitiesg the Foreign Students Association, which helps acclimate CUites from other landsg and the local representatives of the National Student Association and the National Federation of Catholic College Students, who keep matters of intercollegiate interest before the campus eye. A second larger group is the Inter-Club Council to which all the social clubs send representatives in order to promote harmony between the groups, Newest in the array is the Schola Cantorum, the boarding men's choir whose itinerant Christmas Concert of classical and tradi- tional airs did much to spread CU enthusiasm through- out the District. The problem of keeping CU doings alive in eye and ear and in proper perspective falls to the Tower, published by and for the undergraduates. Nexus, the newest publication on campus, is a literary quarterly containing articles in various fields. L'Will electrons replace the human heart in the selection of a mate? That is the question. 103 The Arnold Air Society provides a me- dium for the constructive efforts of active ROTC leaders. Winners of the John Bassett trophy in in- ternational debate competition, Hurry Lund and Steven Frankino.

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