St Vincent College - Tower Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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. . .:-ar , . Q A Q i fi? ., if l , i' ,, Q :.: ,s k U W , MH ,N JH ,.,, -A f ' T T' . . -N : ,l f f, ' Mrs' .?3Ff1e'EH'w- 1 . -Q. ,-.- 5 .: T 3 . 'lf .QiQ'9's' ' VX? f ' Ad ln 1949, Comoro became the Delta chapter of Kappa Beta Gamma, a social sorority. This sororlty endeavors to develop Its members morally, intellectually and socially, and to encourage higher scholastlcs. Social activities Include the December Rhapsody and the Tower Ball. Annually a scholarship key ls glven to the Arts freshman with the hlghest 'scholastic average. 212 Lois C. Cahill Helen P. Caldwell Vice-President Patricia J. Champine Ann E. Charbonneau Historian Barbara A. Clarlty Melanie A. Gaiewski Elizabeth M. Gloss Fredericka A. Hammond Mary Ann Hogan Jane M. Hubbell President Suzanne E. Hurley Mary Frances Laige Corres. Secretary Mariorie A. Lane .lanet M. Lenhard Elizabeth M. Loeffier Mary E. Maloney Mary Agnes Martin Mary McGowan Joan T. Muenks E. Sigrid Nelson Ann C. Ortisi Treasurer Ma ry L. Platten Dorothy E. Reardon Pledge Mistress Ann Schroeder Rosita B. Veronesi Patricia Walters Peggy Mary Whiteman Recording Secretary Joan Wilder Dolores A. Yanssens '.3g.x.L,'!. If , .,.. vs-NX, ..7i.S.1C gig., ,K Q. 'T' ' -.f s. T I ,:.:'.: -HS'--1'-. 3 yr. - 11 A? .A . , ,. .6 T. TY I ROR SO L IA C no LS NA IO T NA

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4 Y A W RQR NORSO HO H SU E LJ NA Gamma Pi Epsilon, a national, Jesuit, honor activi- ties sorority, replaced Alpha Chi Tau at the University in June, 1953. lt strives to promote scholarship, loyalty and service to the University and honor those coeds who fulfill these aims. lt edits Keynotes, the handbook for freshmen coeds, and provides the entertainment at the Freshman Welcome Tea. Annually, an award is given to the freshman coed who has the highest aca- demic average and who also has participated in several campus activities. ., -,.,, ...W 2.1 , , f 1 t L Q Maw T. Burleson l,l,, ,.,,,., President -iii ss 1sigQ Et .Eis'f i:' 5 is Patricia A. Good M EIV W . Secretary ,.,, EM..,1, ,, ogg ,EZ ,,. 2 ss: Nancy J. Hay Treasurer Jane M. Hubbell Mary E. Jackson Janet M. Kennedy Vice-President fu 2 Dolores J. Mllkie Mariorie Thompson v-ears, .QS - +3 .ll W' ' : ' its-i ' ,rg-Is 1 -J, , asa. , Exif: '12 3512, - .. ,g ,iw - -,sc , wig. . - 2 212:-. 1,92 , .' .532 x ,,.,,,. . . ,,.,. , .. M, A 2 4 V 2ll

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4 'Q' is i , tl , ' --,rx uw '. fri . X i 'lib NI TY TER A FR VICE SER CIAL SO L A ER N GE ,.f-5 a Caroline A. Carson Secretary Carol M. Conklin Janet M. Kennedy Chancellor Dolores A. Lang A V 1. ,L .Q - --G,-. 5, it A x , 4. 4 . -. 1 3 .. . ,. ...S 'Q 'i I I A ey, , .tu V 1 f 9 .. gf wa' A 2 5 A The Lambda Chapter of Kappa Beta Pi, an inter- national legal sorority, was founded on campus in l92O. The aims of the sorority are to encourage the study of law by women, to bind together in a spirit of good fellowship those women who have undertaken the study of law, to maintain a high standard of morals, to raise the standards whenever possible, and to influence others to do so. Annually, an honor key is given by the National organization to members graduating in the upper l0'fo of the class. f ir 1 a. :i :'.: :J . 125.i.:ifI:.sI21 ife '22z':5'?-Iriver' ,. .. ir .:-ggH93.....,. - jjlzftt.. Q-112 1-1 ' - iz. Lf :tr . ,. j,:,.f' sv.. .4- eat.: ' :err ' sg. - . 'i'r- -34... re- -f'.. . 2.r2:.2f:e.sEZs:g2 g:- 3 se. gg, -' -' J -.::',s.i.:.1.' .,,g1', . ,Ay ff fa. 53, , ' 1 1 I Francis X. Derry President Historian John J. Frederick Robert B. Heath Vice-President Floyd Olford Pledge Master James K. Peponis Harcourt E. Smith Gregory L. Sun Louis Vella Terrence D. Farrar Edward IG. Harkins Recording Secreta Corres. Secretary INTERNATIONAL LEGAL SORORITY 'Y Marion W. Szczodrowskt Alpha Chapter, Kappa Sigma Epsilon was estab lished on the campus in March, 1952. As a General Social Service Fraternity, it has as its purpose the perpetuation of Christian principles of brotherhood This year the fraternity sponsored the Harmony Ball at which the winners of their Barbershop Quartet Contest were featured. A relatively new organization on campus Kappa Sigma Epsilon plans to continue participation in all its present activities as well as to introduce new ones both academic and social, in the future. 213