St Vincent College - Tower Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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The McNichoIs Campus Evening Division, established in 1945, strives to complement the regular Arts and Engineering college programs pre- sented in the daytime. In addition to the uptown campus, the university offers to business minded students, complete night cur- riculums in the fields of commerce and finance at Dowling Hall, down- town. A Students on both campuses are offered many highly specialized courses taught by instructors of ex- ceptional competence and authority in their respective fields. Anyone attending the university at night, finds the Evening Division a valuable medium for advancement in his daytime occupation and his per- sonal life. . . . in the evening, a tranquil hall. . . EVERETT M. STEINBACH, A.M., Acting as Director of the McNichoIs Evening Division in the absence of Dr. Francis A. Ariinghaus, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Schedules Committee, Schedules Registration, and Classrooms Committee X 45

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