La Salle University - Explorer Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Accounting Ass ociatio 1 gathe s about Dave Campbell as the re agenda of c ub act ivitles s laid out. Charlie Rueger has performed a di appear ing act with a fourteen column work- The Accounting Association h.is .is its objective the encour.igeiTient fot the .art of debiting and crediting. Organized largely by and for the upper classmen, it sponsors many speakers throughout the year who enlighten the members on the opportunities for employment after graduation. The Association has backed such speakers as Messrs. Walsh and May of the Army Auditing Division, and Mr. Sulhvan of the Internal Revenue Service. They also sponsor intra-club par- ticipation in discussion of Accounting problems. The club is under the mentorship of Mr. Walter Kaiser of the Accounting Department. Dave Campbell is the President. Debit .1 Lodovit for the en John St zulo, Dave Campbell, and Charlie cks discussing a future speaker Members of the Accounting Association First roiv: D. Campbell, C. Lodovico, D. Campbell, J. Strazzulo, H. Sobieski, G. Guim, J. O ' Hare, D. Mennsinger, J. Boyer, G. Wilk, J. McDonnel, W. Fyncs, F. McCloskey, W. Wh.nlcn, J. McDonald. J. Ginh: s. Second rt. Third

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fej First rotvi F. Leinhov T. Devlin, J. Dugan. T. Cunningham, A. D mbers of the r, J. Gallaghe J. Pappa cecutive Board of Student Council J. Sanquilli, Bro. Augustine, Moderator; J. Galloway, Simmons, A. Randazzo, P. Walsh, J. Presto, J. Burke, V. Szymkowski, R. Ganter, F. McVeigh. The Executive Board, a branch of Student Council, is com- posed of the presidents of all the clubs on campus. The purpose of the organization is to give a voice in Student Government to these clubs. Under the presidency of Joe Sanquilli a compre- hensive set of Rules-of-Procedure was drawn up which gained for it the respect of the Student Body previously lacking. The Board has surprised not a few with its success. Guests of the annual Open House, sponsored by the Executive Board, show intense interest in the exhibit displayed by the R.O.T.C. department. Sanquilli, anc Bcnilde Club conducted by Joe Mahc laszek on their visit t ig Open House.

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in, a member of the Benlkle Club, chetic.ll class at the Blessed Martin ■nter. The members of the club iching in cooperation with the of Christian Doctrine. Mcmbtis ot the BcnilJc Club R. Connors, R. Vaccara, W. EliaDon, D. Beebc, J. Mah( tulle, T. Nolan, J. Sanquilli, J. Callahan, J. Dunphy. The Bcnilde Club, .ui org.iniz.uio]i for C.itliolic Action, extends its sway beyond the c.impus limits to outlying missions and centers with its catechetical workers. Catechetical classes are held at St. Simon ' s, Blessed Martin de Porres, and Stella Maris. This club worked in conjunction with the Mission Sisters engaged in teaching, caring for, and converting the Colored and Indians. Speakers, Masses offered for special occasions such as the Centennial of the Sacred Heart Doctrine, the Harvesters, and the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine were all part and parcel to the club ' s successful undertakings this past year. Int foe Salle ' s Benilde Club. Ron; plains to his catcchists that God. Let ' s hope the comi The Benilde Club continues. ;ld Gendaszek ex- 30