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

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Debating The Robert Bellarmine Debating Society attended its usual complement of tourna- ments this year and engaged in intercol- legiate competition on the topic “Resolved: That further development of nuclear weap- ons should be prohibited by international law. The Society was headed by Dick Zamecki. Nelson Coo ney served as vice- president, Pat Cullen as secretary, and Tom Dwyer as treasurer. The four officers composed the “varsity” team this season, while Tom Curtis, John Baynes, Ham Dugan, and Mike Abromatis also saw con- siderable action in tournament and Cardi- nal Gibbons Debating League action. Debating team members , (l. to rj. Goldsmith. Baynes , Sanda. and Zamecki, confer with moderator. Father Danish, S.J. Dick Zamecki, debating team head, strikes a familiar pose.

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hospitals regularly and spiritual aid to the Bishops and such special projects as organ- ized spiritual conferences and an intellec- tual academy regarding arts and sciences. Officers were Ron Sacker, prefect; Joe Notarangelo, vice-prefect; Kelly Kilbourne, instructor of candidates; John Oppelt, sec- retary; and Bob Eisenzopf, treasurer. Eisenzopf, Sodality librarian, in his domain

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m An efficient and effective organization is the A.S.O. and Bob Chester (center) is its prime mover. A. S. O. In its efforts to be the middle-man between the Freshmen and activities, the Academy of Student Orientation produced a Fresh- man Orientation Handbook edited by Tom Dwyer. Under President Boh Chester, this organization teamed with the Sophomore Class in introducing the Freshmen to Ever- green. Other officers included: Tom Corcoran and Mike Plott, vice-presidents; Boh Giangrandi, secretary and business manager; Bill Corcoran, treasurer. The A.S.O. is a farsighted group, as exemplified by boss Chester, second from right.