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

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ufym' THOMAS CONWAY MADIGAN Major: History Minor: English Tom has been a busy man here at St. Francis. He was an officer in the Radio Club and President of the Camera Club. He was one of the first members of the Flying Club and was the student photographer for the yearbook. His hobbies are many, and include hunting, fishing, and photography. Iiis life has been occupied in the past as a salesman, free lance photographer, and Legal Secretary. In preparation for law school, Tom majored in History and minored in English. ANTHONY JOHN MADORMO Major: Accounting Minor: Economics Following two years in the Army, eighteen months of which were spent in Europe, Tony decided to begin his way toward a degree in accounting. Besides taking the necessary step of becoming a member of the association for accountants, Tony also joined the Tri-County Club and centered his other interests around sports. Of 1959 EDWARD WILLIAM MALONEY Major: Physics Minor: Mathematics While Mr. Maloney has studied diligently in the field of physics aml mathematics, he includes among his war stories many laugh-provoking incidents from Atlantic City, where he has been known to apply for summer employment only in positions for which he was well qualified. An honorary mem- ber of the Anthracite Club and a proud member of Delta Sigma Phi, Tab has also entertained the student body in Doyle Ilall while playing intramural basketball. MARIE FRANCES MANNING Major: History Minor: English After spending her junior year at Immaculata College, Fran returned to the College Among the Pines. She is planning to work for the government after graduation from St. Francis. Fran is a book enthusiast and plays the piano. Being a mem- ber of the Co-ed Club, Sociology Club, and Loretto staff have helped make her one of the most likeable young women in Frankie Land.

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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.

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ROBERT MANNING Major: Accounting Bob came to St. Francis after attending high school in New York City and served in the Korean war. He became an active brother of Delta Sigma Phi in freshman year and was also President of the Vets' Club. Busy in the accounting club, he was also prefect in Giles Hall, After graduation he will put his knowledge to use in New York's business district. EDWARD JOHN MARINAK Major: Physics Minor: Mathematics Ed, a veteran of the United States Navy, came to St. Francis after serving in the Mediterranean and in the Korean War. W'hile at St. Francis, Ed was a member of the Veteran's Club, Tri-County Club, was Secretary and Treasurer of the Holy Name Society, a KSFC disc jockey, and a participant in all intramural sports. After graduation, Ed intends to enter industry. Seniar 611155 LAWRENCE RALPH MARUCA Major: Elementary Education Larry served in the Korean War, held the rank of Sergeant, and was awarded the Korean Service Medal, as well as the United Nations Service Medal. Of particular interest to Larry is music, and he has organized his own type of band. While at Saint Francis, Larry was a member of the Tri-County Club and the Veterans' Club. His intention is to begin work in his major field of elemen- tary education immediately following graduation. DELORES TERESA MASSARINI Major: Elementary Education The three R's will become second nature to Del. whose future plans include teaching in elementary school. During her stay at S.F.C., she has taken active interest in the Co-ed, Metropolitan, French, and Dramatics Clubs. She was president of the Women's Recreational Association and was a member of the Student N.E.A. Come basketball season, sportsminded Del could be seen cheer- ing the Frankies on to victory and playing on the w0men's basketball team.