Gannon University - Lance Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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THE LANCE STAFF Editor-in-Chief Douglas T. Kingston Associate Editor Robert J. Marsh Senior Section Editor John C. Rimp Subscriptions Manager James A. Del Maramo Advertising Manager Robert F. Hoffman Photography Editor Michael J. Lynch Sports Editor . William P. Garvey Student Photographer , Carl E. Wolf Subscription Sales Department James M. Brzezinski Paul E. White Donald M. Robie William Middendorf Advertising Sales Department Arnold Berquist Thomas Musante Official LANCE Photographer Carvaglia Studio 77 w ■

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THE GANNON COLLEGE CLASS OF 1957 PRESENTS Wat €at tz PUBLISHED AT ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA

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THE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY EDITION OF THE LANCE This 1957 edition of the LANCE marks the'fifth successive year of publication for the college annual in the format as we see it today. The Class of 1952 pub- lished a memory book under the title of the LANCE, but it cannot be compared to the larger size editions of the last four years. John McCarty and Paul Snyder were the co-editiors of the 1953 LANCE, the first yearbook in the history of the college. Familar campus personalities as- sociated with the book are J. Carter Rowland and Maurice Shoup, who served as advisors and are now on the Gannon faculty. The 1954 LANCE introduced color to the book, along with many other features which have become a permanent part of the LANCE. This edition was edited by R. Ray Ward. The third edition of the LANCE was the responsibility of Daniel J. Barren, who guided his staff in turning out one of Gannon's outstanding yearbooks. More recently it the 1956 LANCE, published by last year's graduating class. James Considine, currently in pre-medical school at Seton Hall, was .editor of this book. The efforts of Considine and his colleagues are well remembered and ap- preciated by many of the people still on the Gannon Campus. This Fifth Anniversary Edition of the LANCE has attempted to bring a new and different presentation to the pages of Gannon's yearbook. It includes a more com- plete coverage of the activities- of the college than ever before contained within the pages of the year book. However, as you have no doubt noticed, the cover design on this year's LANCE is similar to that of 1956. It was the intent of the editors to establish a precedent and attempt to adopt this design as the official and permanent cover for the LANCE. There are many problems in the publishing of a yearbook. We have solved many of them and found a few to be insurmountable. We can only hope that the experience and knowledge gathered this year can be of some help in making the job easier for future publications. We hope you enjoy reading this edition of the LANCE and that yo u will show it to your friends as a representative picture of Gannon College.