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

Page 30 text:

Activities Adding Depth . . . Working with the basic form offered him by the faculty, the student-artist, through his participation in extra-cur- ricular activities, adds depth to the portrait of his person- ality. By working toward social and scholastic objectives, the student paints himself against a broad three-dimen- sional background. His contributions show him the value of placing himself in such a position as to gain a meaning- ful perspective on his environment.

Page 32 text:

T PRES. BOB DIEGELMAN chairs the President’s Cup Debate. MEMBERS OF THE w ■jk — Student Under the presidency of Robert Diegelman and with Father Daniel Cavanaugh and Mr. Hans Mair as moderators, the Student Council found its scope of power extended beyond the campus and into the world of politics and international re- lations. Activities in this realm included an open letter to President Johnson in full support of his Vietnam policy, a petition signed by many students ex- pressing support of the United States commitment in Vietnam, and an open forum on the question of lowering the voting age to 18 in Maryland. During the Fall semester, the Council sponsored the Freshman elections and FR. CAVANAUGH DECLARES student laws as valid but illicit and John Baesch blandly acknowl- edges. 28