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

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T-'ff ,. I JOSEPH R. LIDONNICE Major: History Minor: English Joe was a member of that elite group known as the Day- Hops from Beaverdalc. After graduation he plans to teach in his major field. history, and in his minor, English. Before coming to St. Francis, he was a member of the U. S. Army. RONALD LIS Mliivri Physics Minor: Mathematics A physics major from Pittsburgh, Ronnie was very active while at St. Francis. A member of the Student Participation Committee, Ron was also Chaplain of Tau Kappa Epsilon and a member of the Pittsburgh Club. While mHj0Y'iYiE in physics. he also was able to lend his talents to the hlee Club and Varsity Octette. Of 1959 HENRY LIEB Major: Accounting Minor: Economics VVhile at Saint Francis. amicable Henry Lieb was active in the Tri-County Club and was a day student representative on the Committee on Student Participation. VVith his service obligation behind him, Hank leaves Loretto ready to embark on an accounting career with the ultimate goal of attaining a C. P. A. . A . mmnl MICHAEL C. LYNCH Major: Accounting Minor: Economics A resident of Portage. Mike is a graduate of Portage Joint High School. He was an active member of the Accounting and Economics Clubs and of the Tri-County and German Clubs. Mike's future plans include a hitch with Uncle Sam and then a career in the field of business. an

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ROBERT PAUL LAMONT Major: History Minor: English VVith thoughts of aiding one of the nati0n's most crying needs, Curly will teach in high school next fall. A graduate of John Carroll High School, Carrolltown, Pa., Curly entered the Marine Corps in 1953. After his service for Un:-le Sam. Bob immediately became a member of the student body of Saint Francis. He is an experienced outdoor sportsman. ALBERT A. LEAP Major: History Minor: English Al had many and varied experiences, including: four years in the Air Force and attending Southwest Texas State Teachers College and Indiana State Teachers College. He hopes to use his history major and English and biology minors to teach secondary students and to work on his Master's degree in education. Al's main outside interest is in politics, and with his deter- mination we know he will go far. Senior 611155 LAWRENCE JOSEPH LEHMIER Major: History Minor: English Bobo spent four years in the United States Air Force before coming to Saint Francis. Although he Tries to spend as much time as possible with his lovely wife and two children, Bobo found time to become an active member of the Tri-County Club. He hopes to use his history major to enter the teaching profession. JOSEPH JOHN LICASTRO Major: Economics Minor: English Better known as Shuby, Joe Licastro hails from Ebensburg. Shuby majored in economics and minored in English. The rolls of the Tri-County and Economics Clubs b0Th regist- cr him as a member. Shuhy, who hopes to take a Civil Service job after gradua- tion, also played intramural softball. if

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PETER E. MACK Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics Life in Loretto at first was a little strange for Pete after living in the Bronx, but he soon found that with so many lab periods he had no time to worry about such trivial matters. Besides serving as rush chairman and secrefary for Tau Kappa Epsilon, Pete belonged to the American Chemical Society, Science Club, and acted as Vice-President for the German Club. He also is a big sportsman, having played football and softball. As for the future. Pete will continue playing the role of student in graduate school. PETER A. LYONS Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics Woburn, Mass., has the right To be proud of Mr. Lyons, and the students of the college tip their hats in unison for all he has done. His achievements will not be erased by time. Pete edited The Loretto for three years, and held offices in the Dramatics Club, American Chemical Society, and Student Council. He was also an active member of the Holy Name Society and Science Club. He is a frater of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. Senior 6111.95 DONALD L. MACK Major: Accounting Minor: Economics Don is a transfer from Penn State Center in Altoona, where hc received his associate degree in accounting in '56. While attending St. Francis, he was an active member in the Vets' Club and the Spanish club. Although Don likes to coach football and basketball, he will join the ranks of accountants after graduation. FRANK J. MADEY Major: History Minor: English Bob comes to us from Lilly in the heart of the Alleghenies. After a four year stretch in the army, Bob decided to come to St. Francis to study history. He was an active member of the Tri-County Club. After graduation Bob plans to be a teacher in high school.