St Vincent College - Tower Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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im Kalmer, otherwise known as the ustIer practices for an up-coming eet. Nr I . 5 Clothes-washed and ironed cheap, at Brossman's Chinese Laundry. ARTHUR N. FLAUTO Struthers, Ohio Political Science Club 2,3,4g Varsity Football 2,33 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ALPHON SE F RANCANI Aliquippa, Pa. Psychology Forum l,2,3,4g St. Vincent de Paul Society 3,45 Varsity Football 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ROBERT FORNARO Pittsburgh 5, Pa. Orientation Committee 4g Fourier So- ciety 1,2,3,43 Benedictine Oblate 3,4g Intramurals 2,3,4. DEL J. FRANCES Bridgeville, Pa. Orientation Committee 4g Psychology Forum 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. VICTOR F. FROELICHER, JR. Pittsburgh 14, Pa. Orientation Committee 49 Alcuin Scholars 1,25 Stensen Club 1,2,3,4.

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STUDENTS But how do you spend all that time at St. Vincent? is a question frequently asked of stu- dents. ln this page, and the page following, are shown just a few of the answers to that question. Studying takes up an enormous part ot each student's day, since there is no laundry hamper handy, students frequently do their own washing, ironing, and sewing, the pro- verbial bull sessions also take up quite a bit of every student's time. Then, ot course, after studies are done, clothes hung up to dry, and everything talked about, students are likely to wander to Sportsman's Hall for a frosty Coke, a hamburger, or an evening of hustling in the pool hall-bowling alley. Such are just a few of the activities which make up a day in the lite of Harry Vincent. Frank Pompanella studies for an exam

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METROPOLITAN CLUB The Metropolitan Club of St. Vincent College is composed of members who live in and around the New York City area. Its purpose is to foster and promote fellowship and school spirit among its mem- bers. This is achieved by hold- ing social affairs in New York during vacation periods. These affairs enable present members to renew friendships with alum- ni of the club and advance the name of St. Vincent College in the Metropolitan area of New York. Among the other activi- ties sponsored by the club are beach parties, a Christmas dance, and social activities sponsored while at school. Father Edmund is the modera- tor. Left to Right: Standing: R. Galloway, T. Wolfe, j. Spicuzza, N. Ruggieri, R. Kotelez, A. An- derson, F. Dyer, D. Bucyznski, O. Perez: Sitting: L. Spanbauer, D. Repino, J. Kress, R. Koch, K. Halloran, F. Lyskava I iii l . l I f ' 1 I 1 i y.ai i l 4 Left to Righty First row: T. Stiles, L. Wetzel, M. Hagan, F. Whitson, j. Molinari, S. Smith, B. McGunnigle,' Second row: D. Romeo, P. Abt, T. Pnagia, j. Murphy, F. Hamble, F. Radich, T. Kirk: Third row: R. Kotoiez, J. Radelet, W. Samul, j. Stork, B. Schulz, B. Dennis STAGE GUILD The Stage Guild, under the very able leadership of Fr. Thomas, moderator, performs the behind-the-scenes activities which are necessary before any play, no matter how well rehearsed, can be staged. Long before actors have memorized their lines, the Stage Guild is busy making and painting props, gathering costumes, and setting up lighting and sound effects. Members of this club are also on hand at every func- tion which employs the stage seeing to curtains, lights, sound, and doors.