Saint Vincent College Preparatory School - Chimes Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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THE AMERICAN OF TOMORROW Rizv. EDMUND CUNEO, o.s.B., M.s., PH.D. lf you wish a job done well, ask a busy man is an oft repeated experience, and this explains the success of Father Edmunds many activities as Headmaster. I-le edits the jour- vmlelle and the Cl2.im.es, he accompanies de- baters, players, and gleesters, he supervises the renovations, he teaches classes, and above all, he is mother and father to every boy in the Prep. As Americans of Tomorrow the class of 19110 will ever remember Father Edmund as The American of Today . REV. Vrrus lQRIEGLAEL, o.s.B., AM., LL.B. In the scholasticate are trained the Bene- dictines of future generations. There are laid the foundations of learning and sanctity so necessary to the modern monk. Father Virus, the Director, is a sympathetic father as Well as an exacting master. He insists on industry and gentlemanly conduct, but counsels and encourages in a way that makes discipline palatable and easy. I-Iis cheery good morn- ing, boys is a bracing tonic when sleep and worry may still oppress young hearts.

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1',x'rH15R Dominic F,x'rllER HUGH lixrnnn Cixmltuls Fnritn CONSTANTINE Isn't this new parlor beautiful? What a change has been made in the corridor , were comments frequently heard this year when the students escorted their visitors through the ,'?'5newly renovated quarters. Occasionally some- ' 'one did comment,, This IHUSK have cost thou- sands . Yes, and this is where the school treasurer and his assistant, Father Dominic -and Father Hugh, did the worrying. Father -'Hugh did not need' to worry so much when he tried to instil culture into Father Mala- chy's American History students, and at no time did our noble and illustrious chap- lain, Father Camillus seem to worry. I-Ie was always ready for service, and zounds , never foiled again. On St. Benedict's Day and other state occasions, Father Constantine wor- ried, but his choir and glee club always did magnificently. Da. S. W. NEALON DR. G. F. N12ALoN Teaching the principles of democracy The health of the prepsters has been excep- tionally good and much credit is due our medical staff-Dr. Stephen YV. Nealon and his son, Dr. Gervase Nealon, of Latrobe, and our resident nurse, Mr. Raymond I-Iungerman. Few may like their prescriptions of gargles, pills, and liquid diets, but they are saviors from suffering. XVhere is the rest of the crowd , is Father Egbert's usual question when he assumes com- mand in the day students' room at two, but no one was missing when he organized the day-hop basketball league, and few ever missed keeping their promises when he granted per- missions as assistant heaclmaster. I-Ie was a real master of every situation especially when the operetta was in progress. Ordination will but intensify the greatness of this kindly soul. MR. HuNuiz1usiAN FA'l'lIliR Eonulrr