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

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l JP QW-W... Z if Y. :F L JOSEPH F. BIEGA Major: Physics Minor: Mathematics Who said you can't do two things at once? Joe led a double life as father and student and managed to fit in a few extra activities. Besides participating: in intramural sports, Joe was a member of the Science Club, Vet's Club, Pittsburgh Club, and Radio Club. As for the future. Joe hasn't decided whether he will enter industry or the teaching profession. J!.1'3 i' JOSEPH D. BOARIO, JR. Major: History Minor: English One of the principal vous at Alpha l'hi Delta, Joe has served his fraternity as vice-president, house manager, and sports manager. He was a member of the Glee Club and has been one of the more athletic' members of the senior Class. playing ray-sitB' baseball, through which hc gained membership in the Varsity F Club, and several intramural sports. He will graduate with a history major and plans tu enter the field of education on the secondary level. euiar 511155 PAUL J. BOSLETT Major: Accounting Minor: Economics From Elmora, Pa., came Paul Boslett to major in accounting. He has been in the Army for two years and has worked for Pittsburgh Standard Conduit Company. The two years Paul spent in the Accounting' Club should help him in his future plans for employment. EDWARD A. BOWEN Major: Economics Minor: Commerce Ed came to St. Francis from Ebensburg to become a studious member of the business department. A member of the Economics Club, he gained experience in his major subject and plans a rareer with economics as his chief interest. 1

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-'lt LESTER A. BOYER Major: Physics Minor: Mathematics This avid jazz fan came to us from Pittsburgh to major in physics. NVhen not fulfilling his duties as editor and corre- sponding secretary at Delta Sigma Phi, he can be found sharing his enthusiasm with the Science, German, Radio. and Jazz Clubs. Following graduation, Les plans to obtain a position in a physics research lab. JOHN J. BROSE Major: Sociology Minor: Economics Jack began his education at St. Francis after completing three years of service in the U. S. Marine Corps. Since he has been here, Jack has donated most of his time to the French Club as its President for three consecutive years. He also holds mem- bership in the Pittsburgh Club, Vets Club, Sociology Club, and Theta Kappa Phi. Jack's immediate plans include graduate work in sociology at the University of Florida. Of 1959 DAVID R. BROWNE Major: Mathematics Minor: Physics Hailing from the metropolis of Stamford, Connecticut, Dave came to the quiet village of Loretto to spend four peaceful years. Relaxation was not foremost in his mind, however. for he worked diligently as secretary-treasurer of the Intramural Bowling League from which he received the 1957 Achievement Award. A member of the Holy Name Society, Dave was also a Delta Sigma Phi man. ,ariz- JAMES R. BROWN Major: Economics Minor: Mathematics A January graduate of St. Francis, Mace has completed his requirements for an economics major and math minor with time out from 1950-53 to serve in the U. S. Navy. A day-hop from Iierloc, he was a member of the Vets, Economics, and Tri- Couuty Clubs, and also a brother of Delta Sigma Phi. After graduation Mace intends to be a business consultant for ll civil engineer with enough time out for his favorite amuse- ments of music and sports. fu.