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

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a 1 ew Centur T REV. EGBERT DONOVAN, OSB., MA. Headmafter Following the footsteps of his predecessor would have been very diH:1cult for a lesser man than Fr. Egbert, but the qualities which combine to form an ideal monk and an in- spiring teacher make him equal to the task. When hels helping seniors plot their course into college or moderating a Student Council meeting, Father gives careful consideration to the boy,s interests. REV. CAMILLUS LONG, O.S.B., MA. Affiftant Headmafter Whether he is looking into the activities of some of the less sedate seniors or overlooking minor infractions of the more decorous, Fr. Camillus Wins their respect by enforcing dis- cipline in a kindly Way. A quiet-looking man Who makes a potent speech anywhere, any- time, Father Camillus, Winning and Willing Ways made him a success with the boys. 11

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r... . 1 FATHER DOMINIC FATHER FINTAN FATHER BLASE ur Leaders and Teachens Holding the line in the Treasuref's oflice against infla- tionary students seeking to overdraw their allowances never prevents Fr. Dominic and his assistant, Fr. Arnold, from failing to see that the Prepsters have good wholesome meals or new athletic equipment when it is needed. Two other important providers for Prep students are Frs. Fintan and Austin. Father Fintan generously donates the college library facilities and often his personal services to Prepsters whose mental needs are sources of information and knowledge. Father Austinls contribution is his entire person, dedicated to-the assistance of each student who en- counters spiritual difliculties during his stay at the Prep. The physical well-being of the boys rests in the capable hands of Stephen Nealon, lVl.D., and Gervase Nealon, lVl.D., whose constant attendance and excellent care have returned to the gridiron many a lost player and, to the classroom, swiftly recovered students. Docn Hungerman, resident nurse, also helps keep the classrooms filled by his unerr- ing intuition in knowing whether or not the Prepsters visit his department to avoid tests. None of Fr. Celestinefs pupils, however, seek pink', pills during class hours for fear of miss- ing his songfests, f'Aufgaben', or German sayings. Another vital force in the life of every Latin and Greek student is Fr. Otto, a fundamentalist first, last and always. Fr. Alto is a stickler for fundamentals, too. The thorough knowledge gained by his students is proof of the pudding. Fr. Ierome's math and religion classes will hold a lasting place in the heart bf every Prepster who attended them. FATHER AUSTIN DR. S. W. NEALON DR. GERVASE NEALON MR. FIUNGERMAN FATHER OTTo FATHER CELESTINE FATHER ALTO FATHER JEROME