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

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if JOANNE E. GERHART Major: Sociology Minor: History Jo Gerhart, known to all students as one of the most active and loyal Frankies, highlighted r exceptional activities career by winning a place in Who's ho in American Colleges and Universities. Joanne's dynamic interest in student affairs found her active in almost every club, organization, and activity. Her charming: frankness, gracious sincerity, and untiring loyalty will make her one of St. Francls's best remembered Alumnae. fx WW JAMES F. GETTINGS Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics Jim hails from Cresson, Pa., and is a chemistry major. While at Saint Francis Jim was President of the 'Tri-County Club and was an active member of the German Club, Science Club, and the American Chemical Society. Jim expects to enter industry after graduation. enior 611155 EDWARD W. GILBERT Major: Sociology Minor: English Athletics have completely supplemented Wally's scholastic studies on the St. Francis campus. lntra-mural basketball and softball have claimed a major portion of his schedule, as well as his athletic endeavors for his fraternity, Theta Kappa Phi. At present the Army and hopes of teaching and coaching on the secondary school level are the future plans of this dis- armingly candid member of the senior class. JOSEPH C, GUINAN Major: Commerce Minor: Economics Underworld, as Joe is so fondly called by his fans, will be remembered not only as a campus personality but also as the hard-working vice-president of the newly formed Young Demo- crats' Club. A member of the Kevin Barry Society and the French Club, Joe served as vice-president of both the Forensic Society and the Metropolitan Club. Upon graduation, he will transfer his endeavors to Saint John's Law School. W? .-vi y e

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sf? VINCENT J. GALLAGHER, JR. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Mickey came to S.F.C. from New York City, where he was graduated from Power Memorial Academy. Very active on cam- pus, he belonged to the Metropolitan Club, Glee Club, and Science Club, among others. Delta Sigma Phi claimed him as a brother and past secretary. The senior week activities of the chapter were under his direction. After graduation, Mickey will attend medical school and strive for that coveted M.D. degree. PAUL R. GEISELHART Major: Sociology Minor: English Another native of Pittsburgh Paul came to St. Francis in 1955 and proceeded on the r d to collegiate success. A subtle humorist and a good student, he added many activities to his list of achievements. Vice president of the Pittsburgh Club, Treasurer ol' the Radio Club, l.F.C. delegate, Sociology Club member, and social chairman at Delta Sigma Phi were only a few of his numerous duties. Paul plans to enter Navy O.C.S. after gradua- tion. Of 1959 GUY ERNEST GENGARELLA Major: Physics Minor: Mathematics Ernie, probably one of the most athletic individuals on campus, came to us in 1956 from Geneva College, where he displayed his talents on the gridiron. He has taken part in almost every intra- mural and l.F.C. sport and has been to Alpha Phi Delta an asset in that respect and others. Besides his athletic abilities, Ernie has found time to exercise his talents in the Glee Club, in which he acted as President in the senior year. Ernie will graduate with a B.S. degree. DANIEL V. GENNARO Major: Physics Minor: Mathematics and Education Dan is one of our more active vets. Although kept busy with his physics problems, Dan found time to be chief technician of the Radio Club, Sergeant at Arms of the Veterans Club, and also managed to keep up with the intramural athletic program. Dan, a Korean veteran, plans to teach or enter industry.

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DANIEL A. IIAGGERTY II Major: Physics Minor: Mathematics Ilan is a man of diversified talents. Serving as the treasurer of the newly organized Aviation Club, demonstrating his voice iu the Clee Club and Choir. and fliekinpg pictures have con- sumed most of his leisure hours. As for the future, it appears that Dan will enter the teaching profession after his stretch H1 the armed services. SHEILA S. IIAMER Major: Elementary Education The Department of Elementary Education can be proud of this active young Miss from the Garden State. The brilliant staff of the Loretto found Sheila one of its most active and hard- working members. As Circulation Manager of the Loretto, President of the Co-Ed Club, and member of the St. Francis Glue Club, Sheila is bound to succeed in the field of teach- ing. Of 1959 WILLIAM L. HANLON Major: Mathematics Minor: Physics Bill came to us from St. I'eter's Prep to further his studies for a degree in mathematics, An enthusiastic brother of Tau Kappa Epsilon, Bill played intramural football and was an active mem- ber in the Radio and Camera Clubs. In September, Bill plans to enter graduate school, after which he will more to the other side of the desk as a teacher. JOSEPH HAZY Major: Economics Minor: Commerce After two years in the army, Joe came to St. Francis to major in economics. VVhile day-hopping from Culver, Pa., he found time to be active in the Tri-County Club and the Economics Club. Upon graduation, Joe plans to work in one of the leading industries in Cambria County. WX 'www ...ft