Gannon University - Lance Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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LIBRARY STAFF Responsible for the 40.000 volumes in Gan- non'-s enlarged library are Evelyn Dobryzin- ski, Rita Nies. Fr. Wilson. Mary Heya and Sister Carol. SECRETARIES Always willing to help the students with their many requests and to answer their questions are Gannon's secretaries. Pictured at left are Ruth Seifert and Marianne Franchesini. Mary Przezwicki and Elizabeth Hellman are shown at right. SISTERS OF THE DIVINE SPIRIT The Sisters of the Divine Spirit, an order of nuns in the Erie area, assist administrative officials throughout the school by performing clerical duties.

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THE FACULTY The Gannon College faculty now numbers approximately 100 men and women, each of them dedicated to giving the men of Gannon the finest edu- cation possible. A heterogeneous group, the Cannon faculty includes people with varied backgrounds, interests, techniques and mannerisms. They are interesting people . . . the kind you enjoy talking with over a cup of coffee or working with in extracurricular activities. All of them recognize their responsibility to the growth of the school and intellectual development of its students. They are constantly engaged in the business of increasing and enriching their knowledge. Perhaps they become discouraged at times. Discouiaged with the stu- dents and their own state in life. It may seem to be a thankless profession — one that involves great giving on their part with little or no reward. The students appreciate the efforts of their teachers and will reflect up- on them even more in the years to come. It is best summed up by the quotation, Teaching is the closest thing to immortality a man can reach.