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

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PM If guided am aeeda cmd ' Za cf: ' The members ol the Class of 1954 have seen the evidence of the quality ol leadership displayed by Archabbot Denis O. Stritt- matter. They saw the campus of St. Vincent transformed as new playing Fields were laid out and new buildings began to arise. But Archabbot Denis has not been concerned merely to improve the physical plant at St. Vincent. He has also continued the age-old traditions of the Benedictine Order by providing us with the best spiritual and educational guidance at his command. As Headmaster, Father Egbert Donovan, O.S.B., is Father Archabbot's personal representative in the Prep. The quality of his administrative work and the fatherly character of his coun- selling are reflected in the great respect all the students have for his advice and direction. This year we had two Assistant Headmasters. Mfe enjoyed the friendly supervision of Father Louis during the First semester, and we received with regret the word that ill health would require his replacement. Father Mfarren was appointed to the Assistant Headmaster- ship in January, and he has accomplished the duties of that office with distinction. Father Venard, as Prefect of Studies, had the responsibility ol directing the classroom activities of the school and of provid- ing the necessary remedial work and study guidance, tasks to which he brought no small measure of cordial good humor. an li ff' FATHER Eemzkr DoNovAN, O.S.B. F44'l'Hli3R-WARRI'1N RAAB, 0-5-15- 11p,e,f1,,m4ggp,- Ass1.ftm'1t Hezulnmsier Tzuelw'

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Executive Student Councilmen: joe BenVenuto, Terry Kiggins points out Dayhop Student Bob Hughes, Don Gliganic, Rick janci, Al Council plans to Larry l'Vhalen XValt Cipriani and Bill O'Toole. Labys, Pat Policastro and Joe Tripoli tudent council FA'l'llIiR ECBIZRT FCI! rlewz gy feeding afieu me al aawefaea la Je Zeadoza of 5005002040 The Student Council is an organization comprised of repre- sentatives of the student body which assists the faculty in the administering of school activities. Serving as President for the first and second semester respec- tively were Bill O'Toole and Al Cipriani. They were aided by officers Janci, Gliganic, McConomy, BenVenuto and Hughes. The largest promotion of the Council was the Kitty Ballf' the annual football dance, which was held at the Greensburg Country Club on November 12, 1953. The entertainment for the evening was provided by Johnny Roberts and his orchestra. VVith the assistance of Father Emeric, the Sophomore Student Council decorated the ballroom, while Pat Policastro took care of the selecting of the orchestra. At the evaluation of the Prep in October all clubs were represented before the visitors under the guidance of the Student Council. The various class Councils devoted great effort to parties and dances held throughout the year. It was the project of the Junior and Senior Student Councils to plan their respective proms, which were held in May at Baldoc Country Club and Mountainview Hotel. Under the direction of advisors, Fathers Egbert and Wa1'1'en, the members learned many valuable lessons of leadership.