St Vincent College - Tower Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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' Top Collegzans awa1t their turn m contessmnal above Father Gales ASS1SfaHf Chaplam dxstrzbutes Holy Eucharist nght corn mumon rar! at noon day Mass RELIGION The relataonshap between man and God as and al ways has been, of prame concern to all who have of exastence asked Why? Tradataonal relagaon always has had at least part of the answer Fortunately a great part of the solutaon resades an the heart and an the questang mand of every babe come howlang anto thas world A great part of the answer as faath For faath as the openess of the whole man toward has God necessaraly encompassang all human modes of beang, even to the poant where because of ats fullness at dares to express ats anger Job s reactaon to has afflac taons as such an expressaon But the bond of fcaath as of specaal concern to us because whale we are an volved an thas educataonal satuataon we wall questaon and wall then too often mastake the bond for bondage But we are urged from the very begannang to stay close to the sacraments to attend Mass faathfully to make ca good retreat More experaenced heads re alaze that all too soon the doubts wall come an theol ogy class, an phalosophy an the lab, or an the solatude of our rooms They wall come honestly and wath an urgency bred of orthodoxy and wall be that much sad der af we have already become lax through mere lazaness Thas as part of goang to college of learnang of growing up well And thas as so to a great extent because we lave most of us an ca world of de vatalazed facts Colleg aans are of a definate emparacast bent Collecting ver comes the naght and day of realaty for us And whale advanced educataon may have gaven us an edge of rebellaon and a beautaful appendaxed blueprant for lavang, we may stall at the end be all too wallarag to squat contentedly before some other mans flre pleadang annocence, or neutralaty or both, when asked to take any real moral stand It as, paradoxacal ly the takang of such a stand that not only demon strates a relataonshap of faath but that tame after tame creates and maantaans that relataonshap Now as when we wall cast asade the chald s emotaonalaty now as when we must substatute for at a bedrock of an tellectual stabalaty Our Advents and Lents wall come and go the laturgacal seasons wall shaft and merge one day we hope to be older and waser wath the knowledge that our concept of relagaon has grown rather than our havang grown out of at W lfflgb 5 . .5 Y I . ' I - av? f , ' , JE Q F ' ' ' I B ll a u u t 1 1 4. IL U , , 'zz w f ix . . . I I I I . ' I I bal answers to sophic questions sometimes be- I I V I -'UA -f ' Y v .F I . . 1 5 ' I tv 1 Q u n 1 I , 7 5 - Il u - ' - ar I. 'L lt Q si- 1 A' M'i E F a : . . . . . I 1 I . .y . . . i . : -

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f sq H? Top: Assembly i's out,' middle: intellectual pursuit,- bottom: cupcake and hand. JAMES A. MURPHY Rutherford, New jersey Review 3,45 Sociology Forum 2,3,4g Metropolitan Club 2,3,47 Psychology Club 3,4g Monogram Club 3,45 Varsity Baseball 2,3.4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. EDWARD L. MURPHY, JR. Pittsburgh 16, Pa. English Club l,2,3,43 Democratic Club 23 Alpine Club 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. HENRY M. MUSAMALI Bugisu District, Uganda Orientation Cornmittee 25 Politi- cal Science Club 1,2,3g Intercol- legiate Government Conference 2. GUY M. NICOLETTI Monessen, Pa. THOMAS P. NIGRA Latrobe, Pa. Alcuin Scholars 1,2,3,4g Stensen Club 1,2,3,4g Delta Epsilon 3,4.

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H TN -'Hr Far left: Tom Starr leads students .5-saw dialogue Massf Ielt: students retz f from Holy Cornmunionf abox H' ' bronze bass relief sculpture on m Q- altar in student's chapelg right: C 'fa -fa Iegians at Sunday Mass. 100 Ak iii i l