St Francis College - Franciscan Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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31 JOHN WETZEL

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DUNS SCOTUS JOSEPH CAMPANARO The Society is now entering its 34th year at Saint Francis. Brother Leo has been Moderator of the Society since its inception. The qualifications for acceptance are scholastic excellence and extraordinary contributions to the extracurricular activities of the College. The men pictured on this page have met these qualifications and have been honored by the addition of their names to the Duns Scotus Plaque, which is located in the lobby of the college. DANIEL CORREA MICHAEL CREED JOHN DALEY 30

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Dr. Clement presents his new thesis to the Sociologists. SOCIOLOGY CLUB Under the leadership of its new President. Greg Dalton, the Sociology Club experienced one of its most satisfying years. During this period, the club sponsored various lectures and trips, which enabled its members to discuss and understand many of the social problems we are experiencing today. Much of the success of the club this year, can be attributed to the increased membership and also to the growing number of students who have expressed an interest in majoring in Sociology. Early in the year, the club was privileged to have as its guest speaker. Mr. Flanagan whose job it is to work with unwed mothers. This is an evergrowing problem especially in New York City and his learned views and comments were appreciated by all. An unexpected highlight of the year was a presentation, by Dr. Clement, of his new thesis which is but one of his many contributions to the field of Sociology. The Sociology Department is indeed fortunate to have him at its head. The members were also informed of the problems of the migrant workers in a lecture and film presented by Fr. Rosal of the Theology Department. Fr. Rosal's past experience with these unfortunates greatly increased our background in this problem. Later in the year, the Sociology Club, in conjunction with the Psychology Club, sponsored a trip to one of Dr. Leary's bizarre performances in Greenwich Village. It was. without a doubt, a fascinating trip for all those who attended. Many members were later able to take advantage of a weekend of lectures and discussions, sponsored by Long Island University and many were able to obtain possible material for their Senior thesis. In the future, the membership feels confident that the Sociology Club can grow not only in numbers but in importance and that it can reach a better understanding of the many social problems with which we are faced today. Joe Mcrcurio. Greg Dalton-Presidcnt. and Moderator Mr. James O'Kanc pose for a shot. 32 tkxiotogists seated on their sterns smiling simply.