Gannon University - Lance Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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DEDICATION LONG with the coveted sheepskin and a trunkful of texts, we are leaving Gannon with many memories. They are fond memories of the friends that we have made, the pleasures of college life that we have tasted, and, above all, the deep impression that has been made upon all of us by one man. All of the members of the faculty of our alma mater who aided us towards the attainment of our goals, are our friends. Among these fine men and women, however, one stands out as especially deserving of our affection and respect. His wisdom and kindliness, born of a radiant spirituality, have reached out and touched each one per- sonally. In class, in our daily campus life, and in personal relationships his guidance and encouragement have eased over the rough spots and have made our stay at Gannon an experience we shall never forget. It is with profound gratitude for his example and Christian understanding that we, the graduating class of '5 3 dedicate this book to the Rev. James W. Peter our Professor and friend.

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Rev. Norbert J. Wolf, since he became a member of the faculty in the summer of 1949, has been active in both the adminis- trative and professorial life of the college. Over and above his manifold duties as Dean of Men, he devoted a great deal of his time to the task of being advisor to the Student Council and to our class. He exert- ed a steadying influence on the legislators and, by the way, on us. We owe him an especial debt of gratitude for the invalu- able assistance he rendered us when we readied our Junior Prom. Fr. Wolf received his A.B. from St. Mary's University and gained his master's degree in Mediaeval History at the Catholic University. Left to right: Lloyd V. Morrow, Treas.; John E- McCarty, Pres.; Paul E. Snyder, Vice Pres.; Norbert A. Cyterski, Sec.