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

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ALFRED 0. MICHAELANGELO Major: Accounting Minor: Economics Freddie is the Music Man of his hometown, Gallitzin. Dur- ing his four years at St. Francis, he was the leader of a small orchestra that played on weekends, Exen with this schedule, he was active in campus organizations. His chief interests were the Accounting, rjeonomics, and Tri-County Clubs. Freddie's fu- ture plans include the service and a position with a good accounting firm. FRANCIS AUGUST MULE Major: History Minor: English Frank is a native of Rego Park, N. Y., and was n loyal member of Alpha Phi Delta fraternity while at St. Francis. He was his fraternity's delegate to the Senior Ball Committee and a member of the Inter-Fraternity Council. His interest in music earned him the Vice-I rcsidency of the Jazz Club. Frank's future plans center around law school, which hc hopes to enter this fall. Senior 6 ass GERARD MILLWARD Major: Sociology Minor: History Jerry, a Marine Corps Veteran and a former salesman of dairy products, attended Nanty Glo High School, He was a member of the Sociology Club and the Tri-County Club. After graduation he intends to do post-graduate work and go into teaching. ' 4 JOANNE MURNANE Maior: Elementary Education Jo developed an interest in St. Francis when she attended the '55 N.I.T. playoffs, and in a few months began her four years as an education major. Although the Burg was the center of Joanne's social life. she was well known on rampus for her great sense of humor and knack for keeping everyone laughing. included among her extra-curricular activities were memberships in the Co-ed, French, and Metropolitan Clubs, W,R.A., Young Democrats, Bell Tower staff, and Loretlo staff. Although we could never term Joanne a hook worm, she was an outstanding student, making the Dean's List several times. In September Jo will enter graduate school, after which she plans to teach.

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Qt PATRICK McMORROW Major: Sociology Minor: English and Economics Pat is famous for Pat's Three Day Service, which he operated while at Saint Francis, and for his salesmanship technique. Pat found time despite his busy schedule to take a double minor in English and economies and still be active in campus activities. He was Secretary of the Sociology Club, a member of the Glee Club, the Metropolitan Club, Bell Tower staff, Senior Ball Committee, and played in intramural basketball and foot- ball. As a brother of Delta Sigma l'hi fraternity, Pat served as Rush Chairman and Historian. His future plans include a commission as Second Lieutenant in the Marine Corps. YW hw I'HlLlP McNALLY Major: Physics Minor: Mathematics Phil is a St. Francis commuter from Portage, l'a. He could very often be found in Father Al's chemistry lab making new discoveries, His deep interest in the field of physics will some- day make him well known among the physicists of the world, He will graduate with a Bachelor of Science degree. Of 1959 RALPH MEINTEL Major: Physics Minor: Mathematics Ralph, a United States Army veteran and a former En! gineer's Assistant for the Pennsylvania Highway department, hails from Altoona, Pa. In his leisure time, Ralph seeks en- joyment as an amateur photographer and participates in all types of sports. While at St. Francis, he was a member of the Tri-County Club and the Science Club. His future plans include a position in industry. ,M I idk-ys LEONORA MORESCHI Major: Elementary Education P t't Tootsie came to S.F'.C. in her junior year after e 1 e spending two years at Gwynned Mercy. Tiny though she was, she was a big figure in student activities, holding membership in such varied organizations as the Co-ed Club, The Student Edu- cation Association of Pa., The Mixed Chorus, WVomen's Glee Club, and the Dramatics Club. Tootsie will long be rernemb her charming personality and pleasant smile which she always had for her fellow Frankies. ered at Saint Francis for iv

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Mkjnrz Sociology Minor: English THOMAS F. MURPHY Tom, known to all of us as Muff, comes from Chevy Chase, Md.,.d0wn yonder. Known for his outstanding: person- ality and quickness of wit. Tom can always bc found with a big smile and hello for everyone. Tom. a brother of Theta Kappa l'hi, has served as plf-daze master and correspondence secretary. Included in his activities are manager of. the baseball team, Varsity F Club, and one of the organizers of the newly formed Kevin Barry Society. At hpresent, Tom-has no definite future plans, but with his experience as a brick layer during: the past five summers he hopes some day to bc connected with the affairs of his union. tB.I'. 8: M.l.U. of A.l JON W. MURRAY . V Major: Sociology MIUUF3 English .lon Murray was a page in the Senate of the Ohio State Legislature before studying at the Ohio State University, from which he transferred to Saint Francis. . A While at Saint Francis, Jon became quite active in campus activities. llc was charter l resident of the Sociology Club and also served a term as secretary of the club. He was a member of the Pittslninrh Club, the Kevin Barry Society, the lloly Name Society, and the Inter-Fraternity Council, in which he served as secretary and representative of Theta Kappa Phi Fraternity. llc was also Vicc President of the latter. Upon graduation Jon intends to do graduate work in Sociol- ogy at the University of Florida. Of 1959 THOMAS J. MURPHY Major: Accounting Minor: Economics Tim, another hard-working accounting major and brother of Delta Siszma Phi, has found time to be active in many extz a- curricular activities. Included among: these are the Economics, Anthracite, Radio, and Accounting clubs, and Holy Name S0- ciety, of which he was secretary. Tim will successfully highlight his career in June, from whence he expects to go in the service and afterwards work toward his C.P.A. Q tfgw V ,.3.m-.1 4'fW .'G'WtJ.'L f,-1641-2 J- : STANLEY J. NIEDZWIECKI Major: Physics Minor: Mathematics A fratcr of Tau Kappa Epsilon, Stash upon graduation is planning to utilize his physics degree in an executive sale: position. Stash holds active membership in thc French. Metropolitan, Along with his invaluable aid to the 1950 Bell Tower staff, and Economics Clubs. His avid interest in sports shows up in his intramural athletic feats and l.F.C. bowling.