St Vincent College - Tower Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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SIU lflllll The Ski Club, which ranks among the Univer- sity's better known and socially active groups, has been in existence for three years. The Club's popularity is illustrated by its large membership, at present numbering 100 boys and girls. During the last winter the Club enioyed skiing and tobogganing at Boine and Caberfait in Michigan, Collingwood, Ontario, and Mount Tremblant, located in the Laurentian Mountain Range, Quebec, Canada. ln addition an exciting trip was taken to Aspen, Colorado. The summer also boasts active participation by the club and includes swimming, water skiing, hiking, and mountain climbing. will -tt tgssms as awww -QNX m me st an am gamma st an m mms . E H Q1 krolmsm V sm .H H .-?TEm Em,-lla., E mil? mm E Nfmewm H 'N-A mm ,LEW - Ewa -Q M E WEN Q .H . T H E E Emmmmmai win ss ' me an ws E -M-ss as rf assignee amswmaw as

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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

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sr 2 me me-tm 'il E ma FLYING CLUB 4' The University of Detroit Flying Club was organized in 1947 to foster flying as a sport at the University, to encourage interest in aviation, to pro- vide a means of aeronautical training at economical rates for its members, and to bring to its members the social benefits and pleasures of flying ac- tivity. ' In the past year, 12 students have been taking flight instructions. ln May, the club competed ln the Intercollegiate Flying Meet at the University of Illinois at Champaign. The. plane also has been registered for the civil defense of Michigan. 'Fc-ffm Standing: David Stairs, Arthur Titus, Ray Sherwood, John Skeese, AI Strickfaden, Don Mahoney, Robert Brodeur, James McMahon, Allan Hill, James Myers, Chur- les Mok, Charles Gonzales. Second raw, sitting: Rudy Faccini, Allan Boynton, Vice-President, Allan Chisholm, Joe Conway. First row, sitting: Hilary Sheeter, Presi- dent, Dr. F. W. Ross, Moderator, Bob Daugherty. 259