St Josephs University - Greatonian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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eesww, Wi Tw '1 ..........fQXtlX x i lik f. The Society for the Advancement of Management Fitzpatrick E Sullivan Secretary Mr Iohnl Leary Front to back: W. Crawford, E. Sheerin, G. Brown Ir Moderator W KempCZYnSk1 I Barry VICE' PTSSI R. Weathers, Treasurer, G. Smith, R. Cameron I dent H Hagan G McCarten I K Brown president Officers and Moderator of the S.A.M. l. to r. I. Richard Weathers, Treasurer, Iohn H. Barry, Vice President, Edward A. Sullivan, Secretary, Ioseph Kenneth Brown, President, Mr. Iohn I. Leary, Ir., Moderator. The Saint Ioseph's College chapter of the Society for the Advancement of Management is designed to present interested students with an insight into management problems and techniques. To further this objective the society invites prominent business men to address the group, relating some of their experiences within in- dustry, and takes numerous field trips which in the course of two years include most of the major industrial plants in the Philadelphia area. Every year the S.A.M. student chapters join together for a day long conference fol- lowed by a banquet. This year the annual conference and banquet were held at St. Ioseph's. Bev. Dennis Comey, famous labor arbiter re- lates management problems with S.A.M. Prexy Ken Brown and visiting delegate at annual S.A.M. conference held at St. Ioseph's College. Y?

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Rev. William M. Cunningham, SJ., Moderator, goes over choice of songs with Director Fiss. Senior Gleemen Dick Gerst and Dick Iordan . Y I QQ ...q- 1 Ala . practice a bit before Immaculatta College Con- CGI' Saint Ioseph's College Glee Club and Immaculata College Choral Group join forces for a combined number in Immacu- 1ata's auditorium. The Saint Ioseph's Col- lege Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Herbert Fiss sings at the first Military Mass.

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zewtezdmsezeuv 2.,wf,,,4g4.,4 l ff The Hillaire Belloc International Relations Club l to President, Benjamin Micale, Frank Rosato, sitting: 1' Stcffldlng Charles MCMCf1'1Of1 PCIT1'1ClC Ed1'H1ll'1ClS Moderator Mr. Iames E. Dougherty, and President, Ioseph Nardi Iohn Neary Edward Herbst Vice Ferdmgnd Vgri, From Views on the News to local politics the Belloc International Relations Club will always supply a complex and lengthy opin- ion. Originally the I.R.C. was the Hilaire Belloc Historical Society but in 1939 the club changed its focus from historical to current affairs due to the ever-increasing importance of world affairs. Guided by Mr. Iames E. Dougherty '50, the club moderator, the I.R.C. has participated in regional and national International Rela- tions Clubs, N.F.C.C.S., and United Nations Council events. Locally the club has presented a lecture series highlighted by a Symposium on Current Affairs. The theme of the symposium was Pope Pius XII and the reconstruction of the Social Order. The noted speakers at this affair were the Very Rev. Edward G. Iacklin, S.I., President of the College, Mr. Iohn L. Mul- loy, M.A., '36, Rev. Michael I. Smith, S.I., Mother Mary Lawrence, S.H.C.I. of Rosemont College and Professor Tibor Kerekes, chairman of the History Department of Georgetown University. Mr. Dougherty acted as the panel moderator. Mr. lames E. Dougherty, moderator of the l.R.C. chairs symposium on Pope Pius Xll and the Reconstruction of the Social Order Guest speakers were Very Rev. Edward G. Iacklin, S.I., Mother Mary Lawrence, S.H.C.l., Mr. Iohn I. Mulloy, '36, Professor Tibor Kerekes, and Rev. Michael I. Smith, S.I.