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ff ,ff 0 IJ L 'ww ' as I our 4- 4... -v...,,,,,,. Above: Bernie Winklendt and date dance to an old favorite. Above right: Carl Masch beats out a twist rhythm and Cbelowj Austin Noll arrives with his date. Right: Fr. Omer checks cards. Below: The Sentimentalsf' Above: O'MalIy. FROSH MIXER The first social event following the Christmas recess was a mixer sponsored by the Freshman Class. The dance, held in the Roof Garden of the Penn Albert Hotel in Greensburg, brought together the students of SVC, Seton Hill, and La- trobe School of Nursing. Getting off to a slow start, an apparent failure blossomed into a swinging evening. Old friends were reacquaintedp new ones made for '63. One of the last socializing opportunities before the semester exams began, the event pro- vided a chance to round off the holiday merrymaking, and unwind before set- tling down for a long week of exams. Entertainment was furnished by the Sentimentals, a group of five SVC freshmen. The quintet, composed of Tom Bertuccini, lead on guitar, Joe Smith, baritone saxophone, Joe Rogalski, alto saxophone, Frank Vukmanic, accordion, and Carl Masch, drums, provided both the old sentimentals and the latest twists for the dancing pleasure of the people present.
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'Q to Right: D. Kennedy, J. Coulehan, D. Romeo, Fr. Maynard, GENERATION STAFF In Russia there is a definite lack of freedom, espe- cially of self expression. Here at St. Vincent we recog- nize the need for self expression. A publication has been born, therefore, which allows and encourages self expression by both students and faculty. The staff of Generation collects and edits stories, poems, art work, and photography of students and publishes it for the enjoyment and editication of all students. A comparatively new publication on campus, Genera- tion has proceeded with vigor and is among the fore- most of student publications. RICHARD HIMLER Latrobe, Pa. Psychology Forum 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM J . HOLLAND Silver Spring, Maryland Review 1,2,3,4g Generation WSVC Radio Club 3, English Club 2,3,4g Tower Players 1,2,3g Editor, Student Senate Newsletter. BYRON R. HUNTER Ligonier, Pa. l 3,49 THOMAS F. HUDAK Donora, Pa. Business Forum 1,2,3,4g WSVC Radio Club 3,45 Democratic Club 3,4g Cho- rus 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. RICHARD L. JOHNSON Ligonier, Pa. Business Forum 23 Republican Club 1.
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