St Vincent College - Tower Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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George Lee, Ginny Nestin, Charles Bono, Shirley Lewis, Shirley Beaupre, Emery Biro, Leon Zukowski, Fr. Arthur A. Loveley, Edna Good- win, Charles Seguin, Floyd Oldford, Beth Lynch, and Ben Davis. Sta nd i ng: Emery Biro, president, Fr. Loveley. S e a te d: George Lee, I treasurer, Leon Zukowski, l vice-president. The Human Relations Club has as its aim the elimination of racial preiudice and discrimination from campus and from city. To achieve this end, the club members speak in fifty high schools per year and to adult groups of all types. Movies, in cooperation with campus groups, an annual guest speaker, a childrens' Christmas party, and a summer seminar are other methods of realizing the goal of interracial iustice and charity. The club has attained city-wide recognition through affiliation with the Catholic interracial Council, Mayor's Coordinating Council on Human Relations, and the National Conference of Christians and Jews.

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Ill' lllilii il' lllill lt Social problems and trends represent the basic elements of interest to the Sociological Academy. Through tours of corrective and medical institu- tions, movies on the people and cultures of various coun- tries, and distinguished speak- ers from the professional field, members obtain concrete data on current social problems. ln addition, spirited and informa- tive discussions lead to a clearer understanding and practical solutions of these situations. Various other functions and their active participation in University affairs make the Sociological Academy cm inter- esting and constructive organi- zation.

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SAILING CLUB Practice for a regatta is enioyable work. 'Xxx ,.E.' Eni N. M- M225 K WM ....-.. ss .E 5 lmfnr- f s-H - The University of Detroit's Sailing Club was founded in October, 1950, by a group of students interested in competing in inter-collegiate sailing. Since this time, the club has extended its aim by promoting and providing opportunities for students to learn to sail and participate in inter-mural and inter-collegiate sailing. In the Fall of l953, the Club had its most successful sailing season with one first and three seconds in four regattas, thus qualifying for the Angstem Memorial Regatta. A nomination was also received for full membership in the Midwest Collegiate Sailing Association. The Club has now expanded its fleet to three Penguin sailboats. Aside from its sailing activities, the Club conducts meetings and socials throughout the year. Standing: Dennis Garylicki, Walt Dunne, fleet captain, Dave Sasalla, vice-com- modore, Pat Starret, secretary and treasurer, Jerry Vinette, Bill Hommel, Larry Benkert, John O'Brien, seated, Bill Walsh, commodore. 1' .. , . f' ,.,,..., 4 ... H., -lla Mez!-s,...s......,.,.. nw... .Wm WW - ,, te Zgiighf-M a .elites Wag ,-.rs---V -t ,..xi .531 'W S' N, . r Mc. ..'T'..'5 WE2lLmZail 4? TM Emil ESLm iv .V sf- 2 2953-g.........ff.....ff1Xwse:SQsmfw..E Pl 5 sr. 'a 9X1.A 51.1 In W E rr., W M tw..-N B M 1 -.1 ...M emffyfmmi is an , M-www 7 . M 3 rg 3 H5 lf- - , Zi5K S'zB B fw 'fi it C ,HBH WEE :emi . k.......g,Q eg. . Hgwg Msg:-H-QQ may may Ms...s5wW wiilwr V ,, W K-K 'ir if 'v 'iwrws H-'fx'-,iff .W st-siigiviyt-' ffm mfgfl I,?l5i5fQi.3f3i,.iv.,,.m'g,esfQ'gQQQ E 55 5 W mesa -5 - ' Ewa-itz.-,ss -.. .-W ... ., QM- MW - man N' 1. Q, .A if s we giifg as-rr ,qw-an .uf w. , M 2-saab -m we '-gram - M - 'tx U: 'U :ij w is-. Z ,ii Mfisfuwdters-txf.s rw W , eau gc ,-tm -?gE1is5fQg,gZ'gH2fif--mw5ifFQ2E'gtiQQf?'1gEHH X, Q.. S S :WM 'fir .NM Um N M Hai? E QESS H Weil msmawmja Q' mm. mm mem ss -as ss sms me l mamma E H 3 Liga was ma ms EMEQ Q me .mu a , for me mi J 11 - 'm 1 sa if :-Q. 1 was 'BQEF Quai-t 2 at-tm in may V in maxim