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

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Sf. Klan' Hall St. Clare Hall, or the Frankettes' home away from home, is the modern residence building for the upperclass-women of Saint Francis. Here Mrs. Helen K. Carroll, Dean of Wo- men, masterfully molds the sophomore, junior, and senior co-eds into well-adjusted women. Here is Where a feeling of togetherness develops into a realization of true and last- ing friendships. The first floor lounge pro- vides a suitable background for the reception of family guests and campus dates, while the second floor lounge is constantly the scene of diligent study and peaceful relaxation. QI T 11 da te 31.1.18 QS arriv 31.6 Si 0. sfnfn Q 3' out ber-0 P9 eil. e Wound circle is in dfscu Ssjon