Gannon University - Lance Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Rev. XAVIER MIHM Instructor in Chemistry A.B., St. Vincenl College; M A . St. Vincent College; I'll 1 . Purdue University. LESTER R MOSKOW I I [nstrw tor in Eta trical En- gineering B.S. in E.E., Virginia Polytechnic Institute. v K l i ERS Lecturer in Mathero AH, iannon ( Sollege . M S Pennsyh ania University Rev BERNARD M Ki SSI I I ( s of M A ii Si Ms I • Mn Hil;.im IK NK BALA ! It ' 'WILLIAM (SCHUBERT Assistant Professor of Biol- l.'ogy; Director, Department i of Biology B.S.. LaSalle College; M.S.. University of Pitts- t burgh. mtm iV JERRY A. SELVAGG1 Instructor in Electrical Encinecring BEE.. Pratt Institute. LAWREN( E I SIEGEL Professor of Mr, hanical Engineering; Director, De- partment of Engineering B S University of Pitts- burgh M S ':!• M I Institute of oology STEPHEN STASENKO Lecturer in M Engineering BS in M ! Mitutc of IV. hnol I WEID1 E In»tr •■: Rev. ADDISON YEHL Assistant Professor of Chemistry; Director. De- partment of Chemistry B.S., St. Bonavcnture Uni- versity: M.S.. St. Bona- vcnture University. Rev . ROBERT SCIAMANDA Instructor in Physics B.S.. St. Bonavcnture Uni- versity: M.S., Catholic University of America 15

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GERALD R. KRAUS Professor Dean of Pure and Applied Science; B.S. Carnegie Institute of Technology; M.S. Carnegie Institute of Technology. DIVISION OF PURE AND APPLIED SCIENCE The Division of Pure and Applied Science has as its goal the education of the student in regard to his relationship to the physical world about him. In more particular terms the Division assists each student in acquiring an understanding of basic scientific principles for professional or graduate studies in the fields of chemistry, biology, physics, mathematics and engineering. The Division aims to familiarize the student with courses that are related to his field of study. The Pure and Applied Science Department also attempts to train the student to do individual thinking, which will allow him to use his knowl- edge to arrive at accurate conclusions and to con- vey effectively his ideas to others. Rev. VICTOR L. ARENA Instructor in Biology Ph.D., Natural Science, University of Naples. ARTHUR CALABRESE Lecturer in Biology B.S.. U. of Pittsburgh, Washington U.; M.S.. Western Reserve U.j Ph.D., Western Reserve, Tulane U., Graduate School of Medicine; D.O., Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery. ARTHUR H. COOK Assistant Professor of En- gineering Drawing B.S., State Teachers Col- lege, Indiana, Pa. JAMES J. FREEMAN Associate Professor of Mathematics, Director, Department of Mathemat- ics B.S.. University of Pitts- burgh: M.S.. University of Pittsburgh. THEODORE GOODENOW Instructor in Electrical Engineering B.S. in E.E .. Gannon Col- lege. I If ADDEUS M GORSKI Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.S.. University of Pitts- burgh: M.S.. University of Pittsburgh. THOMAS GUIDO Assistant Instructor in Mathematics B.S.. Chemical Engineer- inc. University of Pennsyl- GEORGE P. HESCH Assistant Instructor in Chemistry A.B.. Gannon College. ELMER F. KOLMILLER. Jr. Instructor in Biology B.S.. Western Reserve Uni- versity: M.S.. Western University. Rev. JAMES McCULLOUGH Instructor in Mathematics B.A.. Gannon College; I M.S.. Catholic University of America. 14

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Rev. LOUIS II. LOREI Dean of Humanities A B., Catholic University of America; MA. Catholic University of America: B.S.L.S., Catholic University of America. DIVISION OF HUMANITIES Realizing that the perfection of the intellectual, spiritual, moral, and social facets of the personality of a man are a divinely ordained end, the Humanities Division strives to the attainment of that perfection in the lives of the stu- dents by a thorough foundation in the liberal arts, with the tradition of a Christian education. The student learns to develop the ability to express himself clearly and effec- tively, and to attain a capacity for literary appreciation. He also becomes aware of the beauty of the fine arts, and is acquainted with the literature and customs of a culture other than his own. The Division also provides the Humanities student with an intellectual basis for Faith and the practice of religion, by imparting an understand- ing of the meaning of self to the world, to his fellow man, and to his Creator. Rev JOSEPH J. BARR Associate Prof, of Political Science Director, Department of Political Science; S.T.L., University of Kaunas, Lithuania: MA.. Ford- ham University; Ph.D., Fordham University. Rev. ERIC BEDE GALE Assistant Librarian B.A., St. Vincent Col- lege; M.A.L.S., Rosary College. Dr. RICHARD L. BEYER Professor of History Director, Department of History; A.B., Allegheny College; M.A., University of Iowa; Ph.D., Univer- sity of Iowa. Rev. JOHN BICSEV Director, Department of Sociology B.A.. St. Mary's Seminary, M.S.W.. Catholic Univer- sity of America. Rev. JOHN BURKE Instructor of Philosophy B.A., St. Bonaventui MA.. St. Bonaventur Ph.D. Candidate. For ham University. Rev JAMES E. ( l .DWELL Assistant Professor of I listory IS. Cornell Univ.. S I IS. St Mary's Uni- versit) . M A . Si 1 University. Ml LVIN E. CARNEY Assistant Professor of Psychology 15 . Gannon Coll' M . Fordham L'ni- versity; Graduate Studies, W ■ itei 11 Resen e Unh er- sity. i riLO ciccozzi Instructor in Latin and ( .1 nk Ph.D. Larca in Let- ters. University of Rome. 16 Rev. BONAVENTURE CIUFOL1 Associate Prof, of Art and Music S.T.L.. Pontificium Athe- naeum. Rome; J.U.D. Pontificium Athenaeum, Rome; Historical and Juridicial Researches, Vat- ican Library and Superior Institute for Roman Studies. Rome.