St Vincent College - Tower Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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Seated: Father Mouller, moder- ator. Standing: Tom Burke, Cath- erine Regan, Barbara Gonczy, Patricia Good, Shirley Beaupre and Greg Sun. Judy Komivies, Barbara Fleischer, Sigrld Nelson, Cecll Kunske, Mary Burleson. Seated is Miss Helen E. Kean, Dean of Women. The Annie Oakleys pause for a picture between shooting sessions. 7

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46 Every Catholic College or University in the United States is a member of the National Federa- tion of Catholic Colleges. This year the University of Detroit reactivated itself in connection with the organization. The regional congress 'for the N.F.C.C.S. was held here at the University and over four hundred students from near-by univer- sities attended. The Federation intends to keep very active at this University in the coming years. lt plans many things including clothing drives and the giving of other assistance to needy groups in the city. The Red Cross Board is the representative of the student branch of the American Red Cross. Comprised entirely of students, it assists in carry- ing out Red Cross activities on campus. Visiting hospitals, and an annual fund drive may be in- cluded among their many worthy proiects. This year the University of Detroit Red Cross Chairman was the regional head of the representa- tives of colleges in the Detroit area. Those colleges that participate in and promote Red Cross activities include Mercy College, Marygrove College and the University. A Spring party was held for the patients in Children's Hospital as a ioint enterprise of the colleges. Founded at the University in 1953, the Coed Ritie Team has established a permanent place on the U. ot D. campus. lllustrating the diversified interests of our active coeds, this organization develops in its members skill and ability in this unique sport. As a very enthusiastic group it has participated actively in all school functions. Through their contribution to the Carnival and other events they have displayed a spirit of cooperation and service to the University. This organization is an addi- tional proof of the ability of the University to produce a more liberal, cooperative and social individual. ,ar Fu Co Cn Sn 0 I O I I O RED C GSS BOARD TO D RIFLE CLUB

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DEVIL'S DISCIPLE George Bernard Shaw's comedy of Ameri- can revolutionary days brought laughter and melodrama to the University Theatre in Decem- ber. This production, like all Player's shows was given in coniunction with the Theatre Division, Dep't of Communication Arts. lt was directed by Patrick J. Blaney and designed by Richard J. Burgwin of the Theatre faculty.