Siena College - Saga Yearbook (Loudonville, NY)

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JEREMIAH ASHE . . . ALBANY, N. Y. Bachelor of Arts Debating Society igl, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club Bl. In the one year Jerry was with us, he won many friends by his sincerity and frankness. Infused with a strong determination and a will to win, Jerry will be a success in any field to which he may apply his talents. JOSEPH W. BALL . . . WATERVLIET, N. Y. Bachelor of Arts Basketball til, Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club, Rho Beta Kappa, Intramural Sports, Varsity Club. Notwithstanding his seeming phlegmatic nature, llMonk has accom- plished great things at Siena. He is without peer on the athletic field, and can hold his own in all collegiate functions. The qualities he displayed while at college will help him in his career after graduation. ROBERT J. BARRETT . . . TROY, N. Y. Bachelor of Science President, Senior Class; President, Student Senate igl; President, Sophomore Class; Third Order of St. Francis, Rho Beta Kappa, Vice- President izl, Varsity Basketball i2, 3, 4L Captain izl; Varsity Club, Tennis Team t2, 3, 4i, Beta Sigma Kappa t3, 4L Yearbook Stall. Rain or shine, iiBob always has a smile to present, an optimist in the true sense of the word. He has been a class leader, schoe lastically, athletically and socially. One of his many assets is his pet- sonality, which is the principal reason for his popularity and appointment to numerous class committees and oHices. 28

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genial; never again shall Siena have another Class whose members will be able to call themselves Seniors all the way through col- lege-or whose Freshmen heads will be un- adorued by the gold-andegreen cap. There was no Freshman hazing the Erst year because there was no one to do ite and, in a sense, the Freshmen were as much Seniors as they were Freshmen. W hen the Erst group picture was made of the beginning class, there were a good many faces shown there which are absent 74W now from these pages, but the men who have remained have been witnesses to an amazing growth. The Seniors have a unique story behind them, for their record during the past four years is, to a large degree, the history of the birth of the College, and it is upon theme as graduates-that Siena must rely for the initial attitude towards her of the world out- side. We have how that the attitude will be a' favorable one-and trust that God will show us the way to make it so.

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FRANK S. BAUMAN . . . ALBANY, N. Y. Bachelor of Arts Student Senate, President 141, Treasurer 131;A1'1at1011 Club 12, 3, 41, Fencing 1g, 41, Outing Club, 'Ichasurer 131; Radio Guild 131, 7z1rsity Club, Glee Club 121, Siena News 12, g1, Rho Beta Kappa 11, 2, 3, 41, 11111101 Prom Committee. How Frank could find time for all his activities has long been a 1111'stc11' to his classmates. Iaking 2111 active part 111 all the college functions he was still able to maintain a high classroom 31' cragc. Quahtics like 1113 cannot go u11rcx1'11rdcd;for him the future is sure to prove '11 storehouse of success. RICHARD Y. BAYLY . . .TROY, N. Y. Bachelor of A1155 Debating Socictv 1;, 41 President, Social Activities 111; Rho Beta Kappa 111, Glee Club 1; 1, Dramatics 121, C1131111121111u111'01Prom Committee, International Relations Socictv 141. HDiCL' as you can 9530,15 an actiw 121d; thc1c 1511 t much that goes on around the school 111 which he docsn t participate. Dependable 11nd t111st11orth1 he 11215 bec11,'11nd W111 be, a success 111 any thing he undertakes. ALEXANDER L. BENISHAKE . . . RENSSELAER, N. Y. Bachelor of Business Administration Varsity Basketball 111, Yearbook, Photographic Editor 1.11, Intramural Sports 12, g, 41, C0111111c11ce111611t Ball Committee. Accounting Club. 11113611 has been a real friend and classnmtc throughout these four VCQIS His 11' 01k as Photographic Ed1t01 of our Yearbook has prov an that he has what 1t takes-enc1g1, an1bitio11,a11d the ability to assume rcspm1sihilit1 His future? based on these qualitics, looks very bright.