St Vincent College - Tower Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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For those who receive . . . a spiritual life. Fr. Lovely inaugurates Dick Sarton and Mike Maxwell into the Sodality. Nancy Bathwell, Ed Colwell and Fr. Lovely seek profit for a purpose. A symbol of love. 'W' ' For the University of Detroit, religion is the beginning and end of its activities. The whole of the Uni- versity's intellectual life is based upon and flows from its belief in God. Through this basis the Univer- sity strives to mold and direct the students' development toward a meaningful and Christian life. This is done by establishing powerful motives and incentives which will lead the student to his development. But what more naturally follows thought than action? lt is in the worship of God that this action is culminated. The Chapel, Sodality, and the Women's League are all means through which the University worships God. The Order of the Society of Jesus, comprised of men dedicated to the promotion of the glory of God through education, is the architect of this University's way of life. A display of humility, a petition for guidance.

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il J' K .fig . RZQN fi lf. gh ll W ' lwlixj , Iigi. all TT' ft F . K . , . 'TQ-e.,, 1 V V' ' ,En , , l - -gil,-sv.. -4 'Wes X E ' E' 15.585 mm: . ' me EE , i 'N L 9' X fxo 'X E if f ,i if f 16 parish found joy that they would never have known if the Women's League ha not played host to them in their annual Christmas Party. The underprivileged children of Holy Trinity d There is a unique thrill in doing something for children that we have all experienced at one time. From the upturned face of a grateful child emanates a certain expression which is in itself much more than adequate pay- ment. In the case of the League members they ask for no payment . . . such is their spirit in giving. -I-Q-.-J., ltf ll l 751: l ffl if E ij from women's league