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

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pill' CARL KEGOLIS Major: Accounting Minor: Ecnnomics Carl, as Mr. Ketznlis was known to almost everyone, began his college career as President of the Freshman Class and ended it with the respect and admiration of his fclluw students, whu selected him as President of the Student Council and awards-al him a place in VVhu's VVhu in American Colleges and Universities. lit-tween these two accomplishments, this former Army Ser- geant found time to be elected President uf the NFCCS, Vice President of thc Anthracite Club, Chairman uf thc Veterans' Club May Day Celebration, and the chairman of thc Suphumure Cotillion. As a bruther of Tau Kappa Epsilon, Carl participated in intramural and l.F.C. sports. After Graduation. this four year leader intends to study law. JOSEPH KELLEY Major: Accounting Minor: Economics .Im Kelley leaves St. Francis as one of the most active nun-residents ever tu graduate. A brother of Dclta Sigma Phi, .Ive played intramural basket- ball and football, was a member of the Student Council. thc Accnuntinu Club, and the Tri-County Club, as well as Presi- dent uf the Accounting Club. Jue's active career at St. Francis was capped by his selection for VVhu's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Senior 6flIS5 DAVID KELSCII Major: Sociology Mimi!! Entlliih Dave. commonly known to all of us as the 'Hawkf' is anoihcr outstanding student from Pittsburuh, Pa. Dave has lien-n active- in many activities, including the Holy Name Suciety, Sucinlngy Club, and Glee Club. Noted fur his track and field ability, Dave has spent much time win-king with Fr. Bedc in order to develop new and better equipment in this field. MARTIN KILFEATIIER Major: Physics Minor: Mathematics The electrical engineers of this country will one day find Marty amum: their ranks. VVith his initiative and ability he's sure tu meet with success. Marty was active in all intramural sports. a member of the ilulv Name Society, Economics and Science Clubs, NFCCS, and the Loretto. A frater uf Tau Kappa Epsilon, he held the positinn of President and was Vice-President of the Inter-Fraternity Cuuncil. '35 4 Qi, if 1-hav.: 14

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, , 'If V. X 'if , 33 V, QQ. - 'tal' F9 A , K2 1 V096 S fa we --.Af 2 L 'Legg iii fx 2921 J' 1 'U limbo i LEONARD JERVA Major: Mathematics Minor: Physics Lenny hails from Johnstown, Pa,, where he attended Johns- town Catholic. A resident student for his first three years, he spent his senior year day-hopping. An avid golf enthusiast, he spends his summers working at the country club in the Pro- Snop. An active brother in Delta Siprma Phi and a member of the Science and German Clubs, Lenny plans to put his know- ledge of math and physics to use in industry. JOHN JONES JR. Major: Physics Minor: Mathematics J. J,, as Johnny Jones was known to most of his fellow students, will surely be missed at Saint Francis. John was the fellow who worked behind the scenes for almost every social event on campus. He will be remembered most for his de- pendability. He was a Frater of Tau Kappa Epsilon and a member of thc Glec Club and the Dramatics Club. Johnny was elected to a place in Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer- sitics. Of 1959 FRANCIS JOSEPH JUBARA Major: Elementary Education Frank Jubaral, the hunting and fishing enthusiast from Lilly, Pa.. traveled the long roads daily for the last four yea1's to Saint Francis. Frank was an Elementary Education major and expects to do graduate work after leaving the College Among: the Pines. Mas Q31 sr'ff ,W FRANCES R. KANIECKI Major: Sociology Minor: English Fran transferred to Caldwell College at the beginning of her Sophomore year but January found her at St. Francis once asain. Being an avid sports fan, Fran participates in athletics and holds membership in the W.R.A. Included among her other activities are memberships in the Co-ed Club, Metropolitan Club, Economics Club, Sociology Club, and holding the office of secretary in the French Club. Ulpon graduation this personable young lady plans to do social wor'. 5' ,,

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JOYCE ANN KLEIN Major: Elementary Education 'Num JAMES KOZUCH Major: Commerce Minor: Economics AS HUA Pl9m9Uf3l'5' HIIIPHIIOU Y'l'l5l.l0l'- 'iJoycie indicated her Although Jim commuted for his four years at St. Francis, SlTl l'l'f' IUTQVQSQ In I'6 l'l9 ll? takin!! HCUV9 Wifi IU the C0'9fl he managed to find time for playing intramural sports. cen- Flulx. thc Pittsburgrh Flulv, the Resident Council, the Young lc,-ing his imc,-,.,.gS,,n baskmballl Ilvmilwlirali, and thc' Radio Club. IIvr rural talents were reeog- Npxg ypa,-' Shmlld Jin1 beat LIIC draft hc plans to entcr the nized by her plave in the Mixed Chorus and the Glec Club, field of business- whilo her writing: ability was utilized by her work on the Loretto staff. .Ioym-iv. a native of the Burg, is one of The sweetest eu-eds over to graduate from S.F.C, Of 1959 ROBERT WILLIAM KUNKO Major: Mathematics Minor: Physics Bob is a resident of Portage and a graduate of Portage Area High School. He is an ac-tive member uf the Tri-County Club. A sum-t:-man at heart, Ii-ily took great pleasure in the intramural softball and basketball leagues. Like most of us, Bob will head for the scrriuv after irrnfluation, BARBARA M. KURTZ Major: English Minor: Latin Ilarbara was a Dean's List student during her career at Saint Francis College. A native of Claysburg, she was a member f h o t e Tri-County Club in which she served as secretary, the 'I'.0.S., the Glen Club, and the Mixed Chorus. After graduation Barbara plans on entering the teaching profession. ,. , 3 ' 3. '- .,.:i.- Ll. i f yf yftg Mfr ...l, '51, , X . f i' ia5g? 'g 5, QQ-. 34, 125 Hr- ww 5' Er: Apai:', f1f'f' 'if-1'-.+sS:. w,?'rf rnnnnar .-i'i45'2 G W5 Jr itfi' W s lff' -I. 3 i 'Q ii