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Chemistry
(cont. from page 2)
ausiries within com
muting distance of the
college, are listed below.
312 - Physical
Chemistry, 3 credits,
Monday, Wednesday,
Friday, 8:20 9:10 a.m..
314 - Physical Chem.
Lab, 2 credits, Thursday,
1:10-5:00 p.m.
316, Biochemistry, 3
credits, Tuesday,
Thursday,8:10- 9:25 a.m.
318-Adv. Instrumental
Techniques, 3 credits,
time to be arranged
412 - Coordinating
Seminar, 2 credits,
Friday, 1:10 - 3:00 p.m.,
414, Adv. Inorganic
Chem., 3 credits,
Tuesday, Thursday, 4:30
- 6:00 p.m.
421, Gen. Chemical
Technology, 3 credits,
Monday, Wednesday,
5:30 - 6:45 p.m.
431, Textile Chemistry
I, 3 credits, Thursday,
6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Address inquiries to:
Dr. Winslow H. Hartford,
Department of
Chemistry, Belmont
Abbey College, Belmont,
N.C. 28012, Telephone
704-825-3711, ext. 325 or
321.
Father Oscar leading celebrant
Academic Mass
On Thursday, Sep
tember 4th, the annual
Academic Mass for the
student body was held in
the Quadrangle behind
O’Connell Dorm. The
Rev. John P. Bradley,
Sigma Phi Chapter
To Celebrate Tenth
Anniversary
The Lambda Chapter
of Sigma Phi Epsilon at
Belmont Abbey College
will hold their tenth
Anniversary Celebration
on November 7, 8, and 9
of this year. Some of the
planned activities include
a Happy Hour on Friday
at the SPE House bet
ween the hours of 9-1.
The bar will be open and
beer may be purchased
for 25 cents per glass. An
Annual Alumni Cor
poration Meeting will be
held on Saturday the 8th
and reports on the
Alumni Board and
Alumni Corporation will
be read. Between the
hours of 6-7:30 p.m. there
will be a BYOB cocktail
party at the house; the
mixers will be provided
by the undergraduate
chapter. Following this
there will be a buffet
dinner with a guest
speaker in the college
dining hall. There will be
a $3.50 per person charge
for the meal. A party and
dance will follow at the
house and thisalso will be
BYOB, but the un
dergraduates have
promised to try and
provide a few kegs of
beer.
To date we have heard
from approximately 40
alumni who plan to at
tend. It is imperative
that we hear from all who
plan to be there no later
than October 15th. A
simple note telling us how
many will be in your
party is all that is
necessary.
We are going to have a
great weekend and are
looking forward to seeing
many old and dear
friends.
President of Belmont
Abbey College, ad
dressed the crowd and
asked God’s help and
guidance for the coming
year.
A large gathering
consisting of students,
faculty, and ad
ministration was in at
tendance to hear Fr.-
Oscar, who led the mass,
deliver his message of
peace and thanksgiving.
He urged everyone to be
thankful fw the things we
have and to pray for
those of us who are less
fortunate.
Fr. Bradley spoke
optimistically of the
coming year and en
couraged the community
to make good use of the
things we have here,
“there are no pockets in
the shroud...” he said.
Music was provided by
Miss Mary Greaber who
played several selections
on the guitar and sang.
Immediately following
the mass there was a
picnic-style supper
consisting of fried
chicken and all the
trimmings.
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this form and mail it to: Director of Admissions,
Belmont Abbey College, Belmont, N.C. 28012.
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Class (if alumnus)
Joseph Laderoute To Perform
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Cilea, followed by of
ferings from the French,
German and English
song repertoire.
Although devoted to
church music, Mr.
Laderoute has had a
distinguished career in
the United States and
Canada as a concert
performer, opera singer,
and teacher. He was one
of the award winners of
the Metropolitan Opera
Auditions of the Air,
Master of forty opera
roles and ei^ty major
oratorio-choral works, he
has perfcH*med as soloist
with the great symphony
organizations of this
country under the batons
of Arturo Toscanini,
Serge Koussevitzky,
Leonard Bernstein, and
many others.
Mr. Zeller presently
teaches Choral con
ducting at Sacred Heart
College. He holds
degrees in music from
Furman University and
Union Theological
Seminary in New York
and presently serves also
as organist and choir-
Med-Tech Jobs
(Cont. from page 5)
registered medical
technologists ranged
from $8,500 to $9,500.
Experienced medical
technologists in various
positions earn between
$12,000 and $14,000.
“Recent studies indicate
that medical
technologists with the
bachelor’s degree from a
program such as
Belmont Abbey’s are in
increasing demand for
the more responsible
administrative posi
tions,” Dr. Stuart
commented.
Training for medical
technology at Belmont
Abbey College is at the
baccalaureate level. The
first three years of study
follow the normal
curriculum for either the
biology or chemistry
concentrations. A full
year of labwatory work
follows at either Mercy
Hospital in Charlotte,
N.C., or at St. Joseph’s
Hospital in Asheville,
N.C. The program is
fully accredited and
approved by the
American Society of
Clinical Pathologists and
the American Medical
Association.
Belmont Abbey College
has a well-developed
financial aid program,
including scholarships,-
grants-in-aid, student
loans, and work-study,
and assistance ”
available to any student
who shows a need.
master at St. Luke’s
Lutheran Church in
Charlotte.
Insight
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the best we can be as
human beihgs, and who
consequently make this
their fundamental and
highest priority ...
It is, however, un
derstandable that a
student, no matter how
much he or she may be
attracted to the Liberal
Arts, must give serious
consideration to the
preparation for a career
to make a living. In my
opinion, if it is at all
possible, a serious and
superior student is best
prepared by an Honors
education within the
Liberal Arts tradition
that is followed by
specialization at the
graduate level within a
field that trains for a
suitable career.
Mrs. Jane Freeman
Jane Freeman
New Librarian
Belmont Abbey College
announced this week the
appointmentof Mrs. Jane
L. Freeman as Director
of Abbot Vincent Taylor
Library. A native of
South Carolina, Mrs.
Freeman possesses
impressive academic
credentials: a bachelor’s
degree in Chemical
Engineering from N.C.
State; a master’s in the
same field from Penn
State University; a
master’s degree in
library science from
Emory University,
Atlanta, Georgia. 9ie is
a member of Beta Phi Mu
Library Fraternity and is
Vice President-elect of
Special Libraries
Association, South
Atlantic chapter.
Mrs. Freeman and her
husband, Larramour E.
Freeman, moved
recently to Gastonia from
Atlanta, where she
served as Senior In
formation Specialist with
Coca-Cola USA. They
have three children,
Julie, Laurie, and Mark.