University of San Francisco - USF Don Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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PHILOSOPHY Sealed, Robert E. McMahon, S. J., Raymond I. McGrcgory, S. J., Daniel L. McGloin, S. J., Richard A. Vachon, S. J., Arthur D. Feoron, Benjamin Sargent, S. J. Standing, Eugene R. Zimmors, S. J„ Desmond J. Fitxgerald, John P. Mooli, S. J., Gerald Sugrue, S. J., Edward W. Brushcr. Business Administration Staff Bursar's Office Staff Office of Admissions Staff Main Office Staff

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT Dom Tarantino A. S. U. S. F. President Oldtimers on the Hilltop arc saying already that many student governments will come before the ’54 administration is surpassed. The execs distinguished themselves in so many ways during the 1953-54 year that we must let this year’s DON speak for their accomplishments. Heading the outstanding group was Dom Tarantino, known for his tact and administrative ability. Dom placed himself entirely at the disposal of the ASUSF and gave his many talents for its betterment. The Dons were always pleased to have him represent them on his many trips which took him all over California and to Arizona. From Tacoma. Washington, came our ever-smiling, ever working Veep. Jim Cavanaugh. “Smiley soon earned the respect of his classmates as an indefatigable administrator. He displayed a knack for producing one of the finest social seasons in recent memory. Bob Troseler. a popular business administration student, spent many hours setting up his treasurer’s files. With a highly successful year the Dons found they were making money, even when they did not expect to. Bob never failed to keep the intricate moni-tarv records of all clubs, activities, and the ASUSF in perfect order. From behind the equations of Pythagoras. Bill Olmo. dynamic senior and Math Club founder, brought his skill as organizer and director to head clubs and activities as ASUSF Recording Secretary. A decisive, clear thinker. Bill was always one of the first to see a problem before the Executive Committee in proper perspective. Outspoken Mac Hull defended the ASUSF Constitution throughout his term of office as Corresponding Secretary. Energetic Mac gave the job that professional touch he puts into all his work. Because of pressing personal responsibilities he was forced to resign at the end of the first semester. In a special election to fill Hull’s vacancy, Rick Arellano was chosen for the second time to fill the post of Corresponding Secretary. He had held it during the 52-53 year. Rick returned to the job with his usual good will and ability which served to keep the 20