St Vincent College - Tower Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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Fr. Dismas Clark, SJ. Dr. Bernard J. Boelen MF- LHFFY DSHYUS - f, -- x f.: 'M -it W 4, it . ,J V W... 1,16 new X D r .K ' . at 3 , - ae- - V -x ' Y eg l l F213 6 i. li L ' ' l A college that does not effectively utilize its speak- ing rostrum as a podium of discussion for ideas can- not call itself a champion of the liberal arts. The Assembly Committee ofthe Student Senate has acted, this year, to give St. Vincent College the opportunity to investigate ideas and opinions of every walk of life through its assembly speakers. The high caliber of this program is best seen, per- haps, through a list of the more notable speakers: Percy Sutton, President of the New York N.A.A.C.P., Ralph Durgan, Presidential Advisor, the Dean of Latin American History, Dexter Perkins, James Vaus, President of Youth Development Incorporated, Larry Dennis, former Associate Director of the Peace Corps, Senator Eugene McCarthy, Father Dismas Clark, S.J., the famed Hoodlum Priest, and President Edward Litchfield of Pitt University. Much thanks should also be given Father Maxi- milian Duman, President of the college for his pa- tience and assistance in contacting and suggesting interesting speakers. Mr. john H utcluson

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- S-.. 3 if S -T, -.- . . if 'lf I , E I ,, .J1, i fate l ,fwfr 8 Kneeling, left to right: C. Ajamien, L. Ziobro, J. Manfredi, j. Elliott, B. Gardner, R. Kiral, J. Murphy, J. Wasickig Standing, left to right: Fr. Roderick Barroner CAthletic Directorj, Coach CHQ 4 Dodo Canterna, G. Dolecki, j. Meehan, j. Walters, T. Goetz, F. Datillo, j. Kostyo, T. Gentile, T. Mulholland, C. Tyson and J. Kalmer fMEH3g6fSJ REL.. Above: The '62 Bearcat team awaits their turn to bat in a close gamey left: Dodo Canterna, Coach, gives a winning smile after a won game. - -I. . 'J The 1962 Bearcat baseball squad was studded with under- classmen but the St. Vincent rooters were treated to much fine baseball. Outfielders, Gene Dolecki, Jack Manfrecli, John Kostyo and Jim Wasicki turned many a potential triple into iust another out. To the intielders and pitchers too must go credit for their fine performances. But the real mainstay of the team, the one who actually led St. Vincent to its 6-7 record, was Dodo CCoachJ Canterna. Forcing long hours of practice on the never dry diamond, Dodo coached the St. Vincent nine through a difficult season.