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

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Q,-...H LOUIS P. DICERBO Major: Sociology Minor: English Lou, an extra-curricular man par excellence, will graduate with a sociology major. He was president of the Varsity F Club and played varsity baseball. A brother at Alpha Phi Delta, Lou served as intra-mural manager for his fraternity. He was a member of the Dramatics, Frenchaand Radio Clubs and the A'Bell Tower Staff. Law school is included in Lou's immediate plans for the future. RONALD J. DiFRANCESCO Major: Commerce Minor: Economics Jim is one of Alpha Phi Delta's most illustrious brothers. He has held the office of President and Rushing Chairman of his fraternity, as well as being a delegate to the Inter-Fraternity Council and a member of Alpha's football teams. He served on the Student Council and was a member of the Library Com- mittee. Hotel and restaurant management. is the field that Jim includes in his plans for the future. Of 1959 MARTIN T. DILLON Major: Commerce Minor: Economics With calmness unsurpassed and a subtle humor, Marty has won the admiration of his fellow students. A brother of Tau Kappa Epsilon, his future plans put him in the field of sales or personnel. Aside from his academic endeavors, he enjoys sports of all kinds. Un campus, Marty held membership in the Varsity F Club, receiving the coveted letter for golf. He was also active in the Vets Club and Holy Name Society and was treasurer of the Economics Club. i n Dl! NIMH LAWRENCE E. DONOVAN Major: Sociology Minor: English Larry, a native nf Cuddy, Pa., was one of our well-known Student Prefocts from Raymond Hall. A veteran and a serious student, I.arry was particularly active in the Vets Club, Sociology Club. With his sociology mnjol' and n minor in Father 'l'om's English courses. l-Ie plans to do case work in which he should find much success. 'FQ

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JOHN W. CRAMSEY Major: Accounting Minor: Commerce Jack, an accounting major from Allentown, Pa., highlighted his activities career at S.F.C. as president of the N.F.C.C.S. and Economics Club, respectively. ln the Accounting Club he served as publicity chairman and was also a staff writer on the Loretto, football manager of the Varsity F Club, and sales representative on the Bell Tower. In his spare time Jack was busy with fraternal activities as a brother of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity. Jw. 5, JAMES CUMMINGS Major: Physics Minor: Mathematics Theta Kappa Phi may find it difficult to find someone to step into Whitey's shoes when he dons his can and gown in May. Besides serving as social director for Theta and the I.F.C., he was secretary for the Forensic Society. He also held mem- bership in the Kevin Barry Society, French Club, and partici- pated in intramural and I.F.C. sports. Come next fall, Whitey will enroll at Detroit University, where he plans to do graduate work in engineering. cniar 611155 THOMAS F. CUSACK Major: Commerce Minor: Economics Tom transferred from Marquette University in 1957, and since his arrival at St. Francis he has been active in sports and fra- ternal activity. He served as Chaplain and Athletic Director of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity, played varsity basketball, intramural and I.F.C. football and softball: Upon graduation Tom's immediate plans include the service. ROBERT II. DALLENBACH Major: Commerce Minor: Economics Bob, a proud brother of Theta Kappa Phi, comes to us from New Rochelle, N. Y., where he makes his home. Aside from being active in his fraternity, Bob has made his mark on the campus by playing a number of leading roles in the presenta- tions of the Dramatics Club and by taking part in the Glee Club. Upon graduation Bob will be commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps. Later plans see Flight School in Pensacola, Fla.

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JOHN A. DONOHUE Major: Economics Minor: Commerce A product of Chester, Pa., Jack established himself as a mem- ber oi Alpha Phi Delta Fraternity, the French Club, the Econom- ics Club, and the Young Republicans' Club. Active in the various I.F.C. and intramural slv01'LS, he became known for his feats in the athletic field. Jack's plans for the future include employment in the vast field of business. MARGARET M. DONOHUE Major: Elementary Education Molly, an outstanding and active member of the senior class, has served on the Student Council, as well as on the Bell Tower and The Loretto staffs. When she was not weekending in Pittsburgh, she was making a jump shot for the Fran- ettes. Molly devoted much of her time to other extra-curricular activities while she managed to maintain her standing as a Dean's List student. Her plans include teaching in Jersey and spending her summers, as usual, at the Shorei Sen br 611155 i JAMES L. DOWLING Major: Commerce Minor: Economics Jim, c0nsidered one of the most active men 4extra-curricu- larlyj in the senior class, comes from Flushing, L. I., and is a graduate of Power Memorial Academy. Jim has been on the yearbook staff for thc past two years and this year has served as Associate Editor. He has been a very active member of the Glce Club for the past four years, holding the office of secretary in his senior vear and acting as Business Manager for the com- bined Glee Clubs when they sponsored a benefit concert for Maurice Stokes. His other activities include the Economics and Metropolitan Clubs and the Kevin Barry Society. Jim's future plans include a tour of duty in the Naval O.C.S. program and then one of Burlington Industriesf Training Programs. PETER E. DROTT Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics Pete came to S.F.C. from Barnstable, Mass., and was active in numerous campus activities while majoring in chemistry. Pete became a brother of Tau Kappa Epsilon, a three year member of the Student Council, president of the Sophomore class, Business Manager of the Loretto, and member of the Radio and Science Clubs. Pete was also a student affiliate to the American Chem- istry Society. His friendly p rsonality is attested by the fact that he was elected to Wh0Es Who in American Universities and Colleges. After graduation, Pete's background ivon't fail him in his desired field of work in the Chemical Industry. as