The Shield Staff Editorial Roles Updated
The Shield lists internal positions including Editor Assistant Editor and Feature Editor with NFCCS Editor noted as part of the staff. The masthead outlines roles for news and editorial work across sections.
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Newspaper
Texas Catholic
Location
Dallas, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1958
Page
7
The Shield lists internal positions including Editor Assistant Editor and Feature Editor with NFCCS Editor noted as part of the staff. The masthead outlines roles for news and editorial work across sections.
Editorial notes UC students feel a strong sense of belonging and pride as three visitor groups commend campus facilities. Guides recount the surge of loyalty felt while touring halls and emphasize that true fulfillment will come when degrees are earned and the University of Dallas is fully valued.
Marcia Dickson of North Little Rock and Mt. St. Mary’s Little Rock is featured as Personality of the Month. A freshman and senior lifeguard with a strong record, she led clubs, edited school papers, and joined the National Honor Society while earning a Lifesaving badge and enjoying Razorback sports.
A UD freshman Carol Kennedy describes college as harder with greater responsibility and a formal teacher student dynamic. She notes adult treatment, expectations to complete work, and fewer disciplinary staff, while praising college leadership, diverse culture, and school spirit at UD.
The National Federation of Catholic College Students outlines its 1959 European Travel Program with four low cost tours for students and recent graduates. Tour D remains the most popular, spanning nine countries over 67 days, now including Naples Pompeii Sorrento and Capri, guided land travel by deluxe coach with ample leisure time.
The Curious Savage, fall UC Theatre Workshop production directed by Mr. Porter Crow, closed after four-night run at The Cloisters rest home. Freshmen Paul Fisher, Mary Hamill, Ronnie Matus, Sharon O’Neil, Carol Kennedy and others filled guest roles alongside returning cast members Catherine Grollman, Joan Page, David Dozier, Sylvia Sewards, Don Mangan, Al Mello, in a lighthearted comedy about six gentle guests clashing with the Savage family and medical staff.
Under Professor Porter Crow, the UD speech department highlights student talks on topics from pipes and security to rowing an eight, voting rights for 18 year olds, and US versus Russia in a possible third world war. The course aims to build lasting public speaking skills for graduates.
The NFCCS campus travel chairman notes limited space and urges applicants to submit their applications promptly. Inquiries are welcomed through the local NFCCS campus travel chairman for further details.
University of Dallas announces the 1958 59 women's residence hall officers. President Carol Beesley Fort Worth vice president Betty Patton Rotan secretary Gladys Rule El Paso treasurer Bobbie Gibbons Baton Rouge reporter Marge Weinzapfel Muenster. Executive board includes Sandra Visentine Minera Wells Beth Wren Los Angeles Betty Weitenheimer Windthorst Peggy Dorsch Dallas Shirley Brookins Brownsville Mary Hamill Coral Gables Fla.Represent twelve states and four foreign countries.
The UD Math Club formed in March 1958 began its Fall Semester with an Oct 24 meeting. The first lecture "An Introduction to Symbolic Logic" was given by the mathematics instructor as officers James Musset president Perry Dorsch secretary treasurer and Father Theodosius Demen sponsor.
University of Dallas elects five officers on Oct. 17 with Jim Schlebach as president and Nedra Peterson as secretary. Jerry Lerner becomes vice president and Dan Cruse treasurer while David Stanley serves as parliamentarian. Schlebach, a Dallas native, plans a hospital administration master’s degree after graduation.
Dan Cruse is re elected treasurer and from Ranger. David Stanley is parliamentarian from Dallas with army and SMU background. New officers plan a Student Calendar to announce activities early and schedule a Houston Crusader basketball trip. Cheerleader elections will occur soon as winter and spring formats begin.
Eva Young arrives in Dallas from Hong Kong via boat and train to study at the university. She is greeted by Myriam Fong after meeting in the UD community. Eva describes Moon Festival memories on the voyage and notes differences in climate and culture between Texas and China. She enjoys netball music and hopes to grow to love America.
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