St Vincent College - Tower Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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BENEDICTINE OBLATES The members of this religious organization affiliate themselves spiritually with the Benedictine Monastery, acquainting themselves with the Holy Rule of St. Benedict and making it the guide and standard for their daily actions. They seek perfection by means of those practices and ideals which are given special importance in Benedictine life: the Liturgy, the Divine Office, stability, and obedience. These St. Vincent students thus strive to fulfill the ultimate aim of the college-spiritual and intellectual growth in the development of Christian gentlemen. Some Benedictin Frey, and Norman Debelak. e Oblates: Robert Zorn, John Arch, Jules Slowinski, Gerry Weigand, Howard 60

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A panel meeting: N.F.C.C.S. discuss the Christian gentleman. You mean the convention's really in the Bahamas? 1,2021 Csmith explains the mysterious workings of the CS. to an elated Pete Abt, ,lim Staub and Don Haile seem to be sharing his joy. . The latest pamphlets from Central Com- mittee Headquarters are memorized lay members of the N.F.C.C.S. under the direc- tion of president, Charles Carreras. N.F.C.C.S. Through its one hundred and ninety member colleges the Federation of Catholic College Students is preparing informed Catholic graduates to assume lay leadership. To help the undergraduate prepare himself to fulfill his responsibility, the N.F.C.C.S. congregates serious Catholic students together on their respective campuses and in their regional and national gatherings where they learn to study, discuss, and act upon ideas in Catholic Action, Forensics, Industrial Relations, Social Service, Student Government, Missions, and Foreign Student Integration. The efforts of the N.F.C.C.S. are being crowned by the improved status of the active Catholic in his community and in the increased Catholic action throughout the United States.