Gannon University - Lance Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Dr. J. I. l).irr, Political Science Dr. R. L Beyer, History Fr. J. R. Burke, Philosophj Fr. E. J. Caldwell, Historj Melvin Carney, Psychology Fr. J. M. Cliinchenko, Biology Dr. B. M. Chiroli, Art Charles Cohan, English Arthur Cook, Engineering Dr. A. F. Crispo, Philosophy E. DeLeon-Soto, Spanish Fr. G. L. Dipre, Religion Dr. S. A. Domokos, Russian Owen Finegan, Guidance John Fleming, Psychology James Freeman, Mathematics Fr. J. P. Gelinas, French Fr. John Gougoux, Philosophy Richard Haratine, Public Relations Louis Haughney, PJi sics Herman Hedderick, Phys. Ed. George Hesch, Chemistry Dr. R. J. Hrasca ncc, Sociology Dr. M. H. Karcic, German 17

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£i exal Gbdd, I Mill R II I RID J N MI. MA, S.T.I .. is Dean of the Humanities, or Liberal Arts, Division of the College. Father Nash is pictured at left. The classes meeting under this Division seek the cultural and intellectual development of man. They stress versatility in all phases of intellectual activity, rather than specialized training. 1 low to live far supersedes 1 low to make a living. 9iu6in 6A, QAminibtwitiMi DR. JOHN E. WAl DRON, M.A., Ph.D., pictured at left, is Dean of the Division of Business Administration. He received his doctorate in the summer of 1955, at about the same time this Division was created. Formerly, Waldron was Dean of Instruction. The Division seeks to establish, in its students, sound moral principles by which they will guide future business dealings. It develops their abilities to recognize problems and solve them with sound ethics. Engina tUigs PROFESSOR GERALD KR VUS, M.S.. at left, is Dean of the School ol Engineering. The fastest growing part of the College, the Engineering School equips its students to cope with what is perhaps the most important phase of modern material existence. Finely equipped technically, the School is preparing Engineers to meet the demands of our modern society. The- recent creation of three divisions described above are a major step as Gannon seeks university status. 16

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hBW. William Laccy, Speech Paul Larscn, Accountant Fr. R. J. Levis, Registrar Fr. L. H. Lorei, Librarian Fr. C. J. Lubiak, Assistant Librarian Leo Menz, Biology John Mundy, Engineering Dr. Erich IVussbaum, Mathematics Fr. J. W. Peterson, Religion Dr. P. W. Peterson, Latin Dr. F. J. Pizzat, Psychology Julius Rothbein, Business Carter Rowland, English Fr. J. P. Schanz, Religion Joseph Scottino, Political Science IVorris Shea, English Rabbi A. B. Shoulson, History Fr. J. J. Slater, Assistant to the President Richard Smith, English Marie Swcadner, E igJisJi Louis Tullio. Physical Education Francis Wcithman, Accounting Fr. N. J. Wolf, Dean of Men Ernest Wright, Accounting 18