Canisius College - Azuwur Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Harrison R. Naylor Editor-in-Chief Anthony J. Colucci, Jr. Layout Editor Thomas P. Jokiel Business Manager E gm ,,,11111y111111111k ' 'L' M M1 11' 1 M ww.. ww' 1. 1 , 111 gy 11111525 l' 11,m111 M1117 11 fl11l 1FE 11 , ' M2111 92-51: ' mm Wm 1 1,- 1 ii 11' W111 P 2455 111m NW- 4 M111 3 11 1 111 111 11 .11 ' 111 -, . H111 -I 111 . fi Megan--. , ,tk 111 f. 11 11 Q E Richard E. Voll Sports Editor ? 11J11' ' 1111311253 .1 154 ' 1-E5 Rf 1 l11,,1 -'il' asfaz. 1, 11 11 '-'igfj'i111m11- i'1111N111m111 11111 1 1 X, 111 will 1 ' W1 4 , sgggf, , 111 11.11 1 111 55511, William R. Fleissner Lilerary Editor 1557-. -v en ml-lg . p -51 1311,-,111 W.

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YJ X. 'lf' Seated: S. Pagano, L. Zablonski. Standing: D. McCarthy, Treasurerg J. Stegmeier, Vice President, R. Dracup, President, H. Nuwer, Secretary. ounting club llowing the policy of providing outlets for all student interests, Accounting Club was established in January of this year. Club, an honor society, seeks to supplement classroom work ough research into current accounting problems and through cational exploration. Membership is limited to Juniors and iors who have obtained high achievement in both account- and general scholarship. The meetings, with lectures by n prominent in the business world, are bi-weekly and are en to all undergraduates. Although the Club is still in the mative stage, preparations and plans have been made for organization's future role on the campus. Come on now, Sal, no cribbing. Now your credits have to equal your debits.

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1. -.Lgg,.tW,Qg,,,,., YOUT STAFF: Tony Colucci, John Walsh, Jim Kroplein. 5 fl 1 Thomas J. Healey Photography Editor l SPORTS STAFF Standing: Dick Voll, Eddie Moll. Bob Maraio, Dom Verso, and Carl Roesch. Early in September a group of bewildered Seniors, who were now yearbook editors, were advised by Father Fitzsimons, a veteran of yearbooks, to live with the book, and both you and it will grow. And for six months the Stal? did iust that, the ideas came slowly, molding them into the pages was even more diffi- cult, buteventually The 1955 Azuwur came into being from a maze of layouts, art work, copy and photographs. Unfamiliar words and ideas-half tones, mock dummies, and the panacea, salt-soon became part of their esoteric little world. And, when the book was completed and put to press, they knew what itiwas to live and grow. The Staff owes much gratitude to their moderator, Mr. Sieller, who not only gave them valuable assistance on the yearbook, especially the literary end, but also inspired them in their Freshmen year to become real students by his great gift of being a true professor and man. N0I'beff A- 5l5h0P George P. Ziemer Circulation Manager Adyerfising Manage,- Stalt in a somber moment. 65