St Francis University - Bell Tower Yearbook (Loretto, PA)

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Under the leadership of the Executive Officers, the following members perform the functions of Stu- dent Council activities. Louis Camerlingo, Dan Carey, Molly Donohue, Margaret Fox, Joseph Kel- ly, Peter Lyons, John 0'Malley, Joseph Reilly, and Charles Swick. Pre 'd S' ent Kegolis addreg Officers: J e r r y Alifano, Treasur- erg C a rl Kegolis, Presidentg An- t h o n y Catalono, Secretary: Fr. Ben- ignus, Moderator: Peter Drott, Vice- President. ses the student body' The Committee on Stu- dent Participationg Jim Geis, Bill Horan, Stan Golub, Joanne Gerhart, Maurice Bordoni, Wen- dy Savona, Henry Lieb, Barbara Warmus, and Wayne Williams.

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U16 indent 6011115 7 From administering: to th . a ousand in- terests aid l ' i risbursing, 330,000 yea1'ly to posting signs and selling: ticketswthis is the gamut of duties facing the cam u , ci . ' kl d T? Czitmone of its Wee V cn meetings- 'l discuSSiT1 Stu' Guidance is given t 108 ,dv Th Sea . p s governing: xrroup, thc Student Council. In their weekly nicetingrs, the members discuss a range of topics broad enough to compete with the United Nations. But talk is not the extent of their function. No other campus organization can claim as many accomplishments as the Stu- dent Council. Add to this the financing of some twenty-five clubs, the arrange- ment of transportation for distant sport- ing events, plus donations to a host of worthy endeavors, and you have an or- ganization which takes on some sem- blance of a large corporation. Yet all this is achieved without sacrificing that informality and humility which makes St. Francis unique among colleges. For the Student Council represents a re- markable combination of eff' ' iciency and simplicity - a projection, as it were, of the ideals of the Seraphic Troubador himself. 171 Pep!-es era b entativ rings es of tha Smfie 6 Studen to th t bod e .V. 0 Council members by Fr. B enignus.

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w yr 'lf' WHOUS WHO Among Students in Amer kan ,ll is-M' Bob . Y nga Marty Kilfeathefy Geolge Ou Sherwood- Joe Kelly, Joe Remy Chosen by their fellow students for their scholarship, leadership, and character, the seniors elected to receive this honor are p1'e- paringf to answer that perennial question of the whereabouts of our Catholic leaders. When they step out into the world this May, these men and women will be met by no blaze of trumpets, as the popular theories some- times go. Instead, for most the road ahead will be difficult for a while. But succeed they will, for they have proved time and again, that they have the courage, the stamina, and the moral training to cope with the problems and temp- tations of the world. And while their Wordly accomplishments may not shake the earth to its very foundation, they will be leaders in life, just as they were leaders at St. Francis. Lou DiCerbo, John Hunt