St Vincent College - Tower Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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THOMAS KIRK, JR. Union, New jersey Stensen Club 1,2,39 Psychology Forum 4g Metropolitan Club Ig Alpine Club 13 Intramurals 2,3. FREDERICK KLEPP Matawan, New jersey Metropolitan Club 45 Democratic Club 4g Varsity Football 3,45 Varsity Baseball 3,43 Intramurals 4. THOMAS W. KOSMALA Erie, Pa. Choir 1,2,39 College Orchestra 2g Glee Club 1,2,3,4. ZOLTAN j. KRISTOF New Salem, Pa. Intramurals 1,29 WSVC Radio Club 1. JOSEPH S. KUJOVSKY Shillington, Pa. Business Forum 2,3,4g St. Vincent de Paul Society 2,3,4g St. Thomas More 45 Benedictine Oblates 3,43 Demo- cratic Club 2,3,49 Intramurals 2,3,4. 74 Two beatniks share a last nail. Sporting beards, tee-shirts, berets, cmd multi- colored tights, the many heretofore unknown disciples of Zen gathered for their annual poetry reading session backstage in Sports- man's Hall this winter. The setting-paint pots, work benches, garish scenery flats-was ap- propriate and commented upon by many. A record number of bearded Vincentians made the scene, well supported by a likewise record number of un-combed Setonians. Decorations set up by Bob Fornaro and his little troupe of gnomes were heartily approved by some. In the words of G. Wiegand, famous Zen parlia- mentarian and one-eyed artist, A ball was had by all.

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ST. THOMAS A MORE SOCIETY The purpose of the St. Thomas More Society is to assist at all re- ligious functions on campus. These consist of daily Mass, both in the basilica and in the Students' Cha- pel, Solemn Masses, insofar as they are a part of the additional reli- gious atmosphere of the college, and Lenten devotions. One of the aims of the society is to furnish every collegian who knows how to serve Mass the op- portunity of doing so. Secondly, the St. Thomas More Society instructs 7 those students who wish to assist at M555 but dg not yet know the re- Left to right: J. Bucciere, M. Chin, j. Kujovsky, F. Pompanella, A. Anderson, D. Shingle, B Sponses Citrone, T. Prezel, L. Eskay, J. Vukovich, T. Pangia, M. Sotak an-xg -as Left to right, first row: G. Babyak, P. Abt, D. Cramer, G. Fuchs, D. Paluselli, A. Anderson, A. Scheiler, j. Foti, T. Prezel, T. Griffin, Second row: S. Svach, R. Fornaro, F. Fulcher, L. DeIPizzo, D. Paluselli, B. Lahicky, J. Shields, R. Zorn, J. Radelet, H. Patz, J. Hook, Third row: D. Slevin, M. Johnson, D. Messale, J. Valencic FOURIER SOCIETY The purpose of this organization is to promote interest in the Physical and Mathe- matical Sciences and to provide programs of interest to the membership supplementary to regular academic offerings. This year the society has sponsored various field trips to local points of interest, seminars have been held in which Engineering students have been informed of the requirements and procedures necessary for transferal to the engineering schools, and computer sessions have been held under the supervision of Father Marinus, the club moderator. Also on the agenda this year were various speakers who informed Engineering and Math students of post-graduate opportunities.

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