Loyola University Maryland - Evergreen / Green and Gray Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Student Council Dr. Kaltenbach, John Synodinos and Father Campbell, president and moderators of the Stu- dent Council. The powers that be of the Council are (l. to r.) Fitzsimmons, McKenna, Synodinos, and Cox. The entire Student Council, in a momentary lull. Loyola’s student legislature, the student council, functioned this year under the gavel of President John Synodinos. Other officei ' s were Joe Vinci, vice-president, Charles Cox, secretary, Charlie Fitzsim- mons, treasurer, and Hugh McKenna, par- liamentarian. The Student Council was moderated by Dr. Kaltenbach and Father Campbell, S.J.

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ACTI VITIES

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N. S. A. Loyola College lias one representative, Bill Noonberg, to N.S.A., the National Students Association. This organization is virtually unknown among Evergreen students. In fact, it is virtually unknown to Bill Noon- berg! He has had no meetings to attend, no reports to prepare, no decisions to make, and no information to spread. During the course of the year, he did receive two circulars asking that the college students in the United States urge their government not to support the Batista regime in Cuba. Bill received his appointment as representa- tive to this organization from the Student Council. Dwyer and Benson stand for a portrait of the entire N.F.C.C.S. The National Federation of Catholic Col- lege Students, a nationwide organization, is represented on campus by senior delegate Tom Dwyer and junior delegate Fred Ben- son. “NFCCS has as its objectives,” says Dwyer, “to provide a means for the united expression of all Catholic college students of the United States, to provide aid to all the co-curricular activities on every mem- ber campus, and to provide valuable experience for those who participate actively.” N. F. C. C. S. The entire National Students Association , Loyola chapter, is made up of Bill Noonberg.