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

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RICHARD E. CONDON Every change of scene is a delight. —Seneca. Transportation Rich, o native of Puunene, Maui, come from the College of Mounoolu in Hawoii. THOMAS J. CORRIDAN The history of the world is the judge of the world. —H. Ull-mann. History Tom came from the Armed Services to U.S.F., where he was o member of the Veterans' Club and the Historical Society for two years. JEROME T. COSTELLO A university is a p occ of instruction where universal knowledge is professed. —J. H. Newman. Spanish A native of Omaha, Ncbrosko, Jerry studied in the Evening Di- vision. Transportation JOHN L. CRAIG True enjoyment cannot be described.”—J. Rousseau. English John, after completing his Military Service, majored in Drafting ot City College of San Francisco for two years before coming to U.S.F. to mojor in Education. DALE D. CRASE We won't go home till morning.”—J. B. Buckstone. Production Management Dole hos been active in Night School affairs and has spurred his friends to bigger and better ski trips. His home town is Stockton, Californio. JOHN CULLETON Opposition always inflames the enthusiast, never converts him. —J. Schiller. English John, who graduated in January, hos interests which revolve around his Liberal Arts mojor. GERALD P. CUNNINGHAM The University of Son Froncisco hos led me to an understanding and perspective of the world and man's relation to it. Marketing Gerald, a graduote of St. Vincents, inspired his comrodes in the Irish Club, the Marketing Club, the International Relations Club, and the Propeller Club. CLASS OF 60 29

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JOSEPH A. CANEDO I enjoyed my foot yeor stay here very much and have made many lasting friends. Political Science At well ot being Circulation Monagcr for the FOGHORN, Joe hat been on active member of the Knightt of Columbut for four yean. GARY P. CAPURRO A light heart lives long. Shakespeare Hiitory Gory, a city resident, trans-ferred to the Univcrtify from Georgetown. While a student on the Hilltop, Gory gained seho-lottic recognition on the Presi-dent't Honor Roll and wot a member of the Hiitorical Society. EARL T. CARMICHAEL “The fruits of humility are love and peace. Hebrew Proverb Mathcmatict A transfer student from the College of San Moteo, Eorl hot been in the Irish Club, Math Club, and an active member of the Knightt of Columbut. WALTER E. CHAPMAN US.F. has given me a strong foundation on which I can build my goals in life. International Relations Walt hat managed to co-ordi-notc the scholastic with the athletic in being a member of the Vanity Baseball Team for two yean. COLIN C. CLAXON I plan to continue at USf., enrolling in Law School. English Colin divided his interests and enjoyments between the Perth-ing Rifles. Scabbord and Blade, and St. Ive's Law Society. JOHN W. COATES “The more noble, the more humble. J. Ray History John came from Santo Monico Junior College to U.S.F. to further his studies in History. WILLIAM M. CODY When God gives a man an office. He gives him brains enough to fill it. German Proverb. History A student in the Evening Division, Bill hails from San Francisco. CATHERINE T. COLEBRISSI Kotie feels that U.S.F. has prepared her for life as well os a corcer. She was a member of the Wosmonn-Biologicol Society- Nursing Katie wants to work and travel in Europe. SENIORS 28

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SENIORS ARMANDE R. CUSHWAY Artnondc't ortijtic t a I e n t bright her into Special Event Committee and the Handbook Committee. She wa olto a member of the Wojmonn Biological Society, the Publicity Committee, the Mordi Gro Committee, and received an appointment to Who' Who Among Student in American Univcrsitiet ond College . Nuriing Armande plan to work in an American hotpital omewhcre in Europe. WILLIAM D. CUTLER An active ond well known figure on camput, Bill' athletic prow-et ha been shown on both the football and baseball teams. He hat also turned hi talents to Scabbard ond Blade, the St. I e‘ Low Society, Spcciol Event Committee, the Senior Boll Committee, and merited selection for Who' Who Among Student in American Universities ond Colleges. English ! FRANK A. DAMON US.F. hos given me the mort rewarding tour year of my IHe. It is one of the finest schools in the US. Political Science Frank wo on active Don, coordinating two year on the Varsity Boskefball Team with such activities as the Philhisto-rions, Pcrthing Rifle , Education Club, Young Republicans, ond the Foghorn. 30 BRUNO A. DAVIS Every man is o fool in some mon's opinion. —Spanish proverb. Industrial Management MARION J. DAVIS They also serve who only stand and wait. —J. Milton. Nursing MARK B. DAWSON The liberal education I received here will be a great os-set to my future life. Marketing Mork participated in the Young Republicans, the Marketing Club, the Peddler Club, and intramural Football. ALBERT J. DAY My thoughts can be summarized in the following from Charles W. Elliott: 'Education develops a sense of right, duty and honor, ond more ond more in the modern world, large business rests on rectitude and honor os well os on good judgment'. Accounting Specialist Al's comment it a summary of hi thoughtful and adult perspective.