St Vincent College - Tower Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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Football For St. Vincent's varsity football team, the T961 season was one of tremendous triumphs and bitter, dis- appointing defeats. It began on a high note with an opening-day vic- tory over Carnegie Tech, 20-7, fol- lowed by a 13-7 triumph over Gene- vap but then California State damp- ened the hopes of veteran Coach Al DeLuca and all Bearcat fans. St. Vincent held the powerful Vulcans to a scoreless tie for three quarters, be- fore finally losing the game in the waning minutes of play by a 7-O score. The next two contests proved equally fruitless as the Bearcats dropped both encounters by 7-0 and 28-7 scores respectively, to Waynes- burg and conference champion West minster. The Bearcat offense finally broke loose against King's College, and before the afternoon was over St. Vincent had amassed forty points to twelve for the hapless visitors. The final game, played in a steady downpour, ended in a 7-7 tie with Lockhaven. Throughout the season St. Vincent boasted of a stellar defense led by senior All-Conference linemen Bill Wydo, Bill Beck, and Val Dudzinsky, All-District end Dick Payne, and de- fensive halfback Wayne DeBlander. Offensive standouts were junior quar- terback Jan Esway, and sophomore halfback Dave Slatniski, Fourteen seniors from the squad will graduate this year, most of them from the de- fensive unitp they will be sorely missed by Coach DeLuca. 58

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l' Above: Bob Fomaro helps arriving parents dispel their mood evoked by the foul Weather. Left: Wally LeMendola aids parents register and directs them to the faculty smoker. ,Q Parent's Weekend I Naturally parents are interested in how their sons are doing in the world of academic challange that makes up a college, and the annual Parent's Weekend gives parents an opportunity to discover first hand the benefits of college life. The weekend QOctober 281 sponsored by the Student Senate, was an in- formative and enioyable event highlighted by the Bearcat game with King's College.

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