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

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EDMUND F. DUNNE Major: English Minor: Sociology A resident of Yonkers, N. Y., Ed majored in English and minoreil in sociology. While at St. Francis, he became a brother of Theta Kappa Phi, a member of the College Choir, the Tennis Team. the Dramatic-s Club, and the Glee Club, serving as vice- president of the latter in his junior year. During.: his summers, Ed worked for Young and Rubican Ad- vertising Agency, training for his future. Ht- plans to join their permanent staff after serving in the U. S, Nnry. Winn- MICHAEL J. DWYER Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry One of the musicians of the senior class, Mike transferred to St. Francis in 1956 from Villanova, where he was a member of Lambda Kappa Delta fraternity. A biology major and a chem- istry minor, Mike spends a large portion of his time with the books, yet he manages to find a few spare moments to engage in intramural sports or to play his sax and clarinet. For Mike, medical school will be the next step after graduation. 0 1959 FRANKLIN C. EMBON, JR. Major: Physics Minor: Mathematics From Springfield, Pa., came Frank to the College Among the Pines to earn his degree in physics and math. While at S.F.C. he occupied himself as secretary, social chairman, and pledge master of Alpha Phi Delta fraternity. and as a member of the German and Science Clubs. He was a credit to all of the l.F.C. and intramural athletic teams on which he played. Frank has spent two years in the Merchant Marines and has golfing, boating, and good music as his means of recreation. After graduation Uncle Sam has the first call on Frank. ELAINE M. ESTOK Major: Elementary Education One of the most conscientious members of the senior class, Elaine has been a perpetual Dean's List student during her four years. An outward reserve covers the sincere friendliness and amiability of this commuter from Beaverdale. Elaine plans to use the knowledge acquired at St. Francis in the teaching pro- fession. it-'W

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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

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LOUIS D. FALENSKI Major: Commerce Minor: Economics Don has played a major role with the Frankie basketball team in its bid for fame. Despite the demands of basketball practice, he has found time to join the T.O.S. and the Varsity F Club, and also to run for the traek team. VVith a degree in commerce and economics, he will be com- missioned at gIl'2lIllllli.illIl as a Seeonfl Lieutenant in the U. S. Nlarine Corps. fires HARRY L. FEES Major: Commerce Minor: Economics Lee hails from Carrolltown, where he attenileil the John Car- roll Joint High School before serving two years in the United States Navy. At St. Francis he was a commerce major anil was a brother in Delta Sigma Phi. Lee was also a member of the NFCCS, the Spanish Club, and the Economies Club. Upon efrailuation Lee will go to graduate school or work in inilustry. cu br 611155 LOUIS A. FERRARO Major: Economics Minor: Commerce Lou, a veteran of the United States Marine Corps and father of two ehiltlren, has found time to make a mark here at St. Francis Lou has been active in many campus organizations, including Mixed Chorus, Vets Club, Holy Name Society, and Glee Club. aeting as vice-president of the latter in his senior year. along with being Business Manager of the Maurice Stokes lienefit. l.ou's future plans inclufle a job in the management or purchasing fielrl and possible post :graduate stuily at the Uni- versity ol' Pittsburirh. ARTHUR W. FIORELLI Major: History Minor: English-Education The capital city of New Jersey will find an aspiring young teacher when Art completes his graduate work at Villanova University. At S.F.C.. Art was active in Theta Kappa Phi fraternity, the French Club, the Science Club, and the Chess Club.