St Vincent College - Tower Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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t 1 lTop Left-Mrs. Keller faces the fact that her son, whom she believed to be missing, is dead. Upper Right-A friendly gathering of neighbors- Lower Left-Chris Keller accuses hls father Hal Pepper, Dick McKinley and Gene Jankowski- of guilt in his brother's death. .loe Keller before the news comes which destroys Joe Keller's was a war profiteer. home. ALL MY S NS ln October the University Theatre pro- duced Arthur Miller's All My Sons. It marked the first contemporary play to be seen on campus in several years. lt dealt with the impact ot World War ll on an average American family. Harold Pepper, Margaret Farley, Don MacQueen, Evelyn Shortall and Robert Meyers were featured in the production which was directed by Richard J. Burgwin and de- signed by Patrick J. Blaney. Lower Right-Joe Keller greets the son of man whom he unjustly sent to prison for his own crime.

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Coriolanus, exiled from Rome, enters the home of Aufidius, and offers his services to the Volscians, Rome's enemies The Theatre division and Players met a formidable challenge with their presenta- tion, in March, 1953, of Shakespeare's difficult and seldom done Coriolanus. A tragedy of pride, it tells the story of a Roman general's inability to bow to the whims of the people and his consequent exile from Rome. Featured in the produc- tion were Eugene Jankowski, Charlene McCabe, Charles Noel, Don MacQueen, Paul Rebillot, Ted Rancont and Dick Mc- Kinley. Before his troubles begin Coriolanus enioys a moment of triumph in Rome. Having finally saved his ungrateful homeland, Coriolanus meets his death at the hands of the Volscians.

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l i I 1 t, l 1 Q Culinary duties occupy the time of Dennis O'Toole, Part of the support at out-of-town games includes Mary Bob McLaughlin and Gerald Welch after evening meal. Needles, Dennis Kennedy, Fred Koverat, Joan Gatlln, and Norma Hirsch. Annual Tug-O-War produces violent con- Doris Bogden entertains at one of the SGQUGUCBST club's informal parties. Row 5-Richard Branstatter, Joseph Merkel, Patrick Mullen, Gerald Welch, Frank Murphy, Dennis Kennedy, Alex Zukowski, Royal LeFave, John Shipp, Donald McCabe, Dick Totter, Richard MarzoFf. Row 4-John O'Conner, Donald O'Rourke, Leo Manion, William Bergen, Robert Heimiller, Robert Mc- Laughlin, Jim McGraw, Michael McDonough, Joseph Lucido, Gene Flynn, Robert Holtgrieve, Bruce Meyers, Frank Eberhard. Row 3-Chet Macio, John Foley, Andy Muscarello, Paul Weckesser, Ben Ossi, Charles Pierce, Edward Horning, James Bigalke, Richard McKinley, Joseph Granata, Robert Weisenburger. Row 2-Raymond LeBlanc, James McNeely, Robert Mucha, James Weidman, Hilary Skeeter, Peter Sikaitis, William Hughes, Norb Novak, William Kasip, Charles Rutherford, Henry Adema, Robert Folen, Frank Kowalski, Paul Smich, William Henige, Fred Harris, Paul Leckinger. Row I-Cris Kaleta, Conrad Miesiak, Edward Durkin, Robert Keller, Richard Keller, John Mervenne, Leo Merchant, William Kienstra, Gene Tremblay, Vito Surian, Joseph Hanus. i 4 l