Committee chairman Bili Drinkwater (’67) and Fr. Tobin.
Joan and Jim Daffron (’57) join Bob Curran (’57).
Two persons from Belmont
Abbey College were chosen as
official delegates to the North
Carolina Governor’s Con
ference of Library and In
formation Services.
Mrs. Jane Freeman, director
of learning resources of the
Abbot Vincent Taylor Library,
and Mrs. Jean Moore, assistant
professor of English and an
alumna of the College (’63),
were among 200 persons of
ficially chosen by the delegate
selection committee from over
1,200 nominees.
'The overall objective of the
October 19-21 conference held at
the Raleigh, N.C. Qvic Center
was to develop recom
mendations from the citizens of
North Carolina for increasing
the effectiveness of library and
information services at both the
state and national levels.
At the end of the two and a
half day conference, the
delegates elected twelve official
delegates to the White House
Conference and voted on
recommendations to be
presented at the Washington
Conference in 1979.
Beach
Weekend
(Continued from Page 1)
sunshine and blue skies to
Virginia Beach. Fr. Tobin,
assisted by Fr. Raymond
Geyer, O.S.B., celebrated mass
for the alumni and guests.
Several of the alumni had
breakfast together at a local
pancake house before heading
1 home.
A sincere thank you to all
those who attended and an early
invitation for next year’s
Second Annual Beach
Weekend. A special thank you
to the committee headed by Bill
Drinkwater (’67), Joe Ford
(’72), Bob Bielat (’71), Donnie
Hatchett (’76), Bob Curran
(’57), A1 Raimo (’76), Tony
Stouffs (’78), Greg
Hollingshead (’76) and John
Keaton (’74).
October 1978 - CROSSROADS - Page 3
Patty and John McCaffrey (’61) enjoy the evening activities with
Harry McCarthy (’52).
N.C. Governor's Conference
Two From
Abbey Selected
4
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Fr. Tobin chats with two
members of the class of 1974, on
the left Tom Wilson and on the
right Dave Bowers.
ATTENTION
1978 GRADS
Please return the
“follow-up” card which
was mailed to you in late
September. These will
enable us to keep up with
you graduates and in
form you about College
and alumni events.
If you would like, use
the copy of the card
appearing on this page.
The class of 1964 was represented by Gerald Zoby and on the right
A1 Taylor.
Bucky Yacobi (’57), Paul Kiernan (’73) and Fri Raymond Geyer,
O.S.B. (’42) discuss the “old days” during the Friday night cocktail
party.
Bob Demuro (’73) and Dr. Patrick Lee, academic dean, enjoy the
cocktail party Friday evening.
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