Gannon University - Lance Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1960 volume:

LANCE GANNON COLLEGE ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA I960 CO-EDITORS ANTHONY A. SALVIA WILLIAM C. FERTIG JR. FOREWORD Gannon College is a school for young men, and, appropriately enough, it is much like a young man itself — vibrant with youthful en- ergy and growing by leaps and bounds. In the 1960 Lance, we wish to tell you a little about the growth and progress of Gannon. On May 25, 1959, Gannon was honored to have Bishop John J. Wright of Pittsburgh speak at commencement exercises. The Bishop told a story of a second-generation American who found himself at a table surrounded by repre- sentarives of old Yankee families . . . The guests fell to talking, as such people inevitably do, about their ancestors. They told how this one had an ancestor who was high in the command of the United States armies, while yet another had an ancestor who was a merchant prince and another still an ancestor identified with a great banking firm. Finally, they took cogni- zance of our young friend and asked him, 'Who were your ancestors?'. He replied quietly, 'I have none; I am an ancestor!' This is the position of Gannon College in the collegiate world — a young man, who will be an ancestor. In the following pages, the story of this young man's progress, intellectually, spiritually, socially, and physically, will be told. Proposed new classroom building to be constructed at Seventh and Peach streets. PLANNING FOR PROGRESS INTELLECTUALLY Dick Trzeciak and Joe Kleiner study sliding friction in the physics lab. The only thing the self-service bookstore lacked was green stamps. The deep concentration at registration par- allels the seriousness of a final exam. A college can never be considered only as the sum of all its physical facilities. There is in every school that indefinable, intangible quality called school spirit. Gannon's growth and spirit go hand in hand. From humble beginnings in 1941, Gannon has grown to a full-sized col- lege,- but the story does not end with this year. On November 24, 1959, Fr. Nash, President of Gannon College, announced to the public and to the students of Gannon the school's ten-year program for expansion. This program, when completed, will place Gannon in a position sec- ond to none in the collegiate world. Gannon's spirit, too, is growing. The basis of this spirit is the school's traditional scholastic philosophy. Bishop Wright said, There is no Catholic col- lege so young, but it has ancestral roots in the 20 centuries of Christendom and, thanks to their influences on Christian culture, deep in the by-gone centuries of Greek and Roman philo- sophic, literary, and artistic history. These 20 centuries of tradition are eminently progressive in the best sense of the word, for only by a knowledge and appreciation of them can mod- ern man progress to a future world of happi- ness and peace. Bishop Gannon goes plans with Father Nash. over the ten-year PLANNING FOR PROGRESS SPIRITUALLY Ti Father Schanz conducts an evening of rec- ollection for C.C.D. teachers in the new St. Thomas chapel. Father Ciufoli blesses the entrance to the St. Thomas Aquinas chapel, aided by Fa- thers Gale, Bower, and Sullivan. Convocation Day Mass, celebrated by Fa- ther Nash, assisted by Fathers Barcio and Bower, marked the opening of the school year. Religion may be defined as the virtue of tak- ing due notice of God and acting accordingly. In this sense, Gannon College is deeply relig- ious, for the Gannon graduate is firmly con- vinced of this one fact — that he is made for eternity, and not for time. Even while at school this growing conviction finds expression in Gannon's many religious activities, aimed at producing a spiritually mature person. Bishop Wright continues, . . . they (a group of young parents) hoped that college training would give their sons and daughters a certain intel- lectural calm like to that of which Cardinal Newman spoke, a spiritual resilience in the face of revolution, change, and adversity. They un- derstood that the Church makes this quality possible by opening up to us the world of grace and the vision of eternity, against which all things tend to fall into perspective,- but they wanted other studies than theology and relig- ion to accomplish something of this, too. Gan- non College strives for this spiritual resilience in all phases of her activity. Pete McNelis, Chuck Weiss, Ed Amicucci, and Father Pete board for the St. Thomas More trip to Puerto Rico. PLANNING FOR PROGRESS SOCIALLY The TKE Italian restaurant is always a big hit at the Carnival. The Christmas Carnival Queen Contestants shop for formals. Aiello's new way to double-date. Father Schanz explains the Greek ety mology of laughter. To avoid the two-dimensional graduate who is lost in a three-dimensional world, Gannon Col- lege encourages each student to participate in the activities of his choice. There exists on cam- pus a multitude of clubs and organizations to fill the needs of the student. Off campus, in inter-collegiate relations with the girls' schools of Erie, the school encourages a mature and friendly approach. Bishop Wright indicates the importance of extra-curricular activities when he states, I have often thought that the boys who put the cow in the belfry at Harvard University some years ago learned some- thing in the process more important than any- thing they learned in the lecture halls during all the years that they were there. In any event, they got something out of their systems, which is a fairly important part of the process of growing up, too. I earnestly hope that they were not expelled if they were found out, be- cause such students, if they remained undiscov- ered and at Harvard, undoubtedly became trustees of the place if only because they had more initiative, inventiveness and plain get-up- and-go than those who told them not to try it because it couldn't be done. PLANNING FOR PROGRESS PHYSICALLY Ed Kondrad exhibits superb form with a forehand smash. When I call a man out, he's outl 10 A clothes-line drive into left-centerl Action is always fast at the Audi A dramatic new sports program was inaugu- rated this year with the arrival of Mr. Lazlo Doemeney, Physical Education Instructor. Mr. Doemeney brings to the Gannon campus a col- orful background and a wealth of experience in the world of sports activities. His efforts have given a new vitality to the Gannon intramural sports program. He was instrumental in form- ing teams for diving, water polo, table tennis, tumbling, fencing, and physical training. In ad- dition to its intramural program, Gannon com- petes in five inter-collegiate sports — basket- ball, baseball, golf, tennis, and rifle, under the direction of varsity coaches, Milton Simon, George Hesch, and Richard Fox. Sports were definitely not excluded in the new development program. One of the proposed developments includes a field house with a football field, a basketball court, and a swim- ming pool. This new recreation area is de- signed with an eye to the physical welfare of the growing student population and will cover an area of about 30,000 square feet. This is just one more example of Gannon's theme and our theme — planning for progress. DEDICATION Dean Gerald R. Kraus is playing one of the big roles in the development and progress of Gannon College. After receiving his degrees of Bachelor and Master of Sci- ence from Carnegie Institute of Technology, he came to Cathedral College in 1937. His service was interrupted here when he deverted his talents to industry. It was at this time that he founded the Kraus Manufacturing Com- pany. When Cathedral College dissolved and its assets became Gannon College, the new school had not long to wait be- fore Gerald Kraus returned. Here, outstanding skills as an educator and administrator marked him for his important role in promoting Gannon's progress. When, in 1955, a new reorganization of the College was announced, it was only to be expected that Professor Kraus would be included. With the establishment of the three di- visions of Gannon College, Mr. Kraus was named Dean of the Division of Pure and Applied Science. This appointment was all the more important because of the almost simul- taneous addition of an engineering curriculum to the school. Because of rare qualities of insight and ability to see the whole picture Dean Kraus has led his division to many achievements: graduates of Gannon's engineering depart- ment are widely sought; applicants to graduate schools from the departments of Biology and Chemistry are read- ily accepted. A fertile imagination, coupled with an inventive genius, has brought Dean Kraus and Gannon College to the at- tention of industry. Primarily a mathematician, he is widely known for his interest in and knowledge of all phases of the various sciences. Dean Kraus' contributions to Gannon's progress have not been merely those of an educator behind a desk, for he is also a member of various boards and committees about the school. He is a member of the President's Council, the Committee on Admissions, and the Advisory Council for the Department of Engineering. For long, devoted, and dedicated service to Gannon Col- lege, for an ability to give more to his students than merely what is in the book, and for his many contributions to Gannon's progress in the past, present, and future we dedicate the 1960 Lance to Dean Gerald R. Kraus. 13 Gannon College welcomes the challenge of the twentieth century — the challenge presented to the intellect by the mysteries of the universe — the chal- lenge to understand — by giving birth to new knowl- edge and understanding in the mind of the student. PLAN FOR MENTAL ACHIEVEMENT HIS EXCELLENCY, MOST REV. JOHN MARK GANNON CHANCELLOR OF GANNON COLLEGE His excellency Most Reverend John Mark Gannon, Archbishop-Bishop of Erie, has worked tirelessly for more than forty years to provide the educational facilities found in the 13 counties of Northwestern Pennsylvania which constitute his diocese. He rec- ognized early in life that man has both an eternal and temporal destiny to achieve and that the surest means to that achievement is the education and training of youth. In this respect, Bishop Gannon has recently inaugurated an ambitious, long-range development program for the purpose of increasing the facilities of the college. We cannot adequately express our gratitude for the abiding presence of our beloved founder and Chancellor. HIS EXCELLENCY, MOST REV. EDWARD P. McMANAMAN, AUXILIARY BISHOP OF ERIE Most Reverend Edward P. McManaman, Auxiliary Bishop and Pro-Vicar General of the Erie Diocese, from his position as secretary of the Board of Trus- tees works tirelessly for the development of a greater Gannon College. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Members of the Board are SEATED: Wilfred J. Nash, President Monsignor Wladislaus J. Stanczak; Rt. Rev. C. Raymond McQuil of Gannon College, Bishop Edward P. McManaman, Auxiliary len,- Rt. Rev. William L. Sullivan. Bishop. Archbishop John Mark Gannon, Chairman of the Board- LAY ADVISORY BOARD SEATED, Left to Right: J. LeGrand Skinner, John W. English, Archbishop John Mark Gannon, Rev. Wilfred J. Nash, Robert F. Merwin. STANDING: Thomas Hoffman, Michael J. Veshecco, Robert A. Keim, Philip Cochran, Vincent Lechner, Marvin J. Koh- loff, William P. McVey, Frederick A. Blass, James A. Currie, John Sharkey, Jr. Other members not included in the above photo- graph are: Max Bellis, Edward P. Boyle, Samuel Breene, Oscar L. Dunn, Herbert Spencer, Sr., Joseph Gdaniec. 17 THE PRESIDENT The Rev. Wilfred John Nash, M.A., S.T.L, Lift. D., is Gannon's energetic, dynamic president. Working with the President's Council, he conceived Gannon's ten-year program, a program which is a concrete representation of his initiative, foresight, and devotedness to Gannon College. PRESIDENTS COUNCIL STANDING: Rev. John J. Slater; Rev. Casmir J. Lubiak; Mr. John Hynes; Rev. Robert J. Levis,- Rev. Norbert G. Wolf SITTING: Mr. John E. Waldron,- Rev. Wilfred J. Nash; Rev. Louis H. Lorei; Mr. Gerald R. Kraus. ADVISORY COUNCIL, SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING SEATED: Leon Wallerstein, Alton Kuhl, G. R. Kraus, Max Bellis, Stephen Zand, Albert Davidson, Frank Bigeles STANDING: Jerome Heibel, Harold Ogden, L. T. Seigel. SPECIAL OFFICES REV. ROBERT G. BARCIO Dean of Men B.A., St. Mary's University,- S.T.B. St. Mary's University; M.A., West- ern Reserve University; Ph.D. Can- didate, Western Reserve Univer- sity. REV. JOHN J. SLATE R Assistant to the President B.A., Georgetown University; M.A., Catholic University of America. PAUL G. LARSEN Accountant B.S., Gannon College. HERBERT HOELTER A.B., Gannon College; Industrial Relations Coordinator, Lecturer in Business Statistics. FRANCIS J. PIZZAT Clinical Psychologist B.S., University of Pittsburgh; M.S., University of Pittsburgh; Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh. REV. JAMES W. PETERSON Associate Professor of Theology, Director of Religious Activities; Di- rector, Department of Theology A.B., St. Mary's College; M.A. Catholic University of America; Graduate Studies, Western Reserve University. RICHARD L. HERBSTRITT Registrar B.A., Gannon College,- M.A., Ford- ham University; Graduate Studies, Western Reserve University. REV. NORBERT G. WOLF Treasurer A.B., St. Mary's University; M.A., Catholic University of America. OWEN T. FINEGAN Director of Guidance and Place- ment B.S., Duquesne University,- M.S., University of Pittsburgh; Graduate Studies, Western Reserve Univer- sity. JOHN B. HYNES Syracuse University Business Man- ager. 19 V DEAN JOHN E. WALDRON Professor, Dean of Business Administration; A.B., Catholic University of America; M.A., Catholic Uni- versity of America; Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh. JOSEPH BRESSAN Instructor in Accounting and Fi nance B.S., Gannon College. JAMES G. HANES Lecturer in Business Administra- tion B.S., Gannon College; LL.B., Dickenson School of Law. ALBERT CLAYTON HEINLEIN Instructor in Business Administra- tion B.S., Pennsylvania State Univer- sity; M.S., Pennsylvania State University; M.B.A., Rutgers Uni- versity. LOUIS N. CAVANAUGH, JR. Instructor in Business Administra- tion A.B., University of Notre Dame; LLB., Harvard Law School. WILLIAM LATIMER Lecturer in Accounting B.S., Gannon College,- M.B.A., Western Reserve University. GEORGE EDWARD McCALLUM Instructor in Business Administra- tion B.A., University of California; Ph.D., Candidate, University of California. GERALD McNELIS Lecturer in Accounting B.A., Gannon College; LL.B., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. CLAYTON D. MOORE Lecturer in Accounting B.S., Gannon College. FRANK J. SALVIA Instructor in Accounting B.S., Gannon College. 20 WILLIAM L. SENNETT Lecturer in Business Admin- istration A.B., Holy Cross,- LL.B., Georgetown University. ANTHONY V. SINICROPI Instructor in Labor Relations B.S., St. Bonaventure University,- M.I.L.R., Cornell University. PETER R. SMALTZ Instructor in Business Adminis- tration A.B., Pennsylvania State Univer- sity; Graduate Studies, North- western University, University of Pittsburgh. JOHN P. SUSKO Associate Professor of Business Administration; Director, Depart- ment of Economics and Finance B.S., University of Pittsburgh; M.A., University of Pittsburgh. JOSEPH TASCONE On Leave of Absence B.A., St. Bonaventure College; M.A., St. Bonaventure University. DIVISION OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION The initial objective of the Division of Business Ad- ministration is to provide qualified men in the fields of accounting, finance, business, and management. Furthermore, it is the aim of the Division to instill the desire to meet the exacting qualifications which will enable a student to face the many intricate and complex problems existing in modern business. By developing specific skills in each individual in accord- ance with his vocational needs, the student is able to attack these problems intelligently and with confi- dence. ROBERT J. TULLIO Lecturer in Business Administra- tion B.S., Gannon College. FRANCIS C. WEITHMAN Associate Professor of Account- ing; Director, Department of Ac- counting A.B., Allegheny College; M.A., University of Michigan,- C.P.A., Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Mr. Peter R. Smaltz, Director of Marketing at Gannon is the first faculty member to publish his own book. Here he is presenting a copy of Salesman- ship to Bishop Gannon- ERNEST C. WRIGHT MICHAEL R. YARBENET Assistant Professor Of Ac- Lecturer in Accounting counting B.S., University of Notre Dame; B.S., Gannon College; C.P.A., Commonwealth of Penn- M.B.A., University of Chi- sylvania. cago. REV. VICTOR L. ARENA Instructor in Biology Ph.D., Natural Science, Univer- sity of Naples. £ THADDEUS M. GORSKI Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.S., University of Pittsburgh; M.S., University of Pittsburgh. ARTHUR CALABRESE Lecturer in Biology B.S., University of Pittsburgh, Washington University, M.S., Western Reserve Ph.D., Western Reserve, Tulane University, Graduate School of Medicine; D.O., Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery. ARTHUR H. COOK Assistant Professor of Engineer- ing Drawing B.S., State Teachers College, In- diana, Pa. JAMES J. FREEMAN Associate Professor of Mathe- matics, Director, Department of Mathematics B.S., University of Pittsburgh; M.S., University of Pittsburgh. THEODORE GOODENOW Instructor in Electrical Engi- neering B.S. in E.E., Gannon College. THOMAS GUIDO Assistant Instructor in Mathemat- ics B.S., Chemical Engineering, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. 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 prin- ciples for professional or graduate studies in the fields of chemistry, biology, physics, mathematics and engineering. The Division aims to familiarize the stu- dent with courses that are related to his own field of study. GEORGE P. HESCH Assistant Instructor in Chemistry A.B., Gannon College. ELMER F. KOLMILLER, JR. Instructor in Biology B.S., Western Reserve University, M.S., Western Reserve Univer- sity. REV. JAMES McCULLOUGH Instructor in Mathematics B.A., Gannon College, M.S., Catholic University of America. REV. XAVIER MIHM Instructor in Chemistry A.B., St. Vincent College,- M.A., St. Vincent College, Ph.D., Pur- due University. LESTER R. MOSKOWITZ Instructor in Electrical Engi- m i'i in. | B.S., in E.E., Virginia Poly- technic Institute. 22 DEAN GERALD R. KRAUS Professor, Dean of Pure and Applied Science; B.S. Carnegie Institute of Technology; M.S. Carne- gie Institute of Technology. REV. BERNARD M. RUSSELL C.S.V.; Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B., St. Viator's University; M.S. University of Michigan. FRANK SALA Lecturer in Mathematics B.A., Gannon College. WILLIAM A. SCHUBERT Assistant Professor of Biology,- Director, Department of Biology B.S., LaSalle College, M.S., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. JERRY A. SELVAGGI Instructor in Electrical Engineer- ing B.E.E., Pratt Institute. LAWRENCE J. SIEGEL Professor Mechanical Engi- neering; Director, Depart- ment of Engineering B.S., University of Pittsburgh; M.S. in M.E., Case Institute of Technology. STEPHEN STASENKO Lecturer in Mechanical Engineer- ing B.S. in M.E., Case Institute of Technology. PAUL WEIDLE Instructor B.S., Gannon College REV. ADDISON YEHL Assistant Professor of Chemistry,- Director, Department of Chem- istry B.S., St. Bonaventure University; M.S., St. Bonaventure University. REV. ROBERT SCIAMANDA On Leave of Absence B.S., St. Bonaventure University; M.S. Catholic University of America. 23 DEAN REV. LOUIS H. LOREI Dean of Humanities A.B., Catholic University of America; M.A., Cath- olic University of America; B.S.L.S., Catholic Uni- versity of Amer a. DIVISION OF HUMANITIES REV. JOSEPH J. BARR Associate Prof, of Political Sci- ence Director, Department of Po- litical Science S.T.L., University of Kaunas, Lithuania; M.A., Fordham Uni- versity; Ph.D., Fordham Univer- sity. DR. RICHARD L. BEYER Professor of History Director, Department of History A.B., Allegheny College; M.A., University of Iowa; Ph.D., Uni- versity of Iowa. REV. JOHN BICSEY On Leave of Absence B.A., St. Mary's Seminary, M.S.W, Catholic University of America. REV. ROBERT F. BOWER tant to the Librarian B.A., Gannon College; Graduate Studies, Catholic .University of America. REV. JOHN BURKE Instructor of Philosophy B.A., St. Bonaventure, M.A., St. Bonaventure, Ph.D. Candidate, Fordham University. EUGENE CAIRO Instructor B.A., University of Wisconsin; M.A., University of Wisconsin; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. MELVIN E. CARNEY Assistant Professor of Psychology B.A., Gannon College, M.A., Fordham University; Graduate Studies, Western Reserve Univer- sity. ATTILO CICCOZZI Instructor in Latin and Greek Ph.D. Larea in Letters, Uni- versity of Rome. 24 REV. BONAVENTURE CIUFOLI Associate Prof, of Art and Music S.T.L., Pontiflcium Athena- eum, Rome; J.U.D. Pontiflcium Athenaeum, Rome,- Historical and Juridicial Researches, Vatican Library and Superior Institute for Roman Studies, Rome. CHARLES COLVIN Director, Department of Educa- tion B.A., St. Bonaventure University; M.A., St. Bonaventure University; Graduate Studies, Western Re- serve University. REV. ALPHONSE CRISPO Associate Professor of Philoso- phy Director, Department of Phi- losophy S.T.L. Gregorian University, Rome; Ph.D., Gregorian Univer- sity, Rome; LL.D., State Univer- sity, Rome. ERON DeLEON-SOTO Assistant Professor of Spanish A.B., Gannon College, Gradu- ate Studies, University of Mexico. REV. PAUL J. DeSANTE Instructor in English A.B., St. Mary's Seminary, Balti- more, M.A., Catholic University. 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 students 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 effectively, and to attain a capacity for lit- erary 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 Hu- manities student with an intellectual basis for Faith and the prac- tice of religion, by imparting an understanding of the meaning of self to the world, to his fellow man, and to his Creator. REV. HOMER DeWALT On Leave of Absence B.A., St. Mary's University; M.A., John Carroll University. REV. GILIO DIPRE On Leave of Absence B.A., St. Bonaventure University; M.A., St. Bonaventure University. DR. TIHOMIL DREZGA Assistant Professor of Politi- cal Science LL.D., Faulte de Droit de Paris; Academie de Paris; Ph.D., Scuola Vaticna de Bib- lioteconimia; Graduate Stud- ies, Wien Staatswissenschaf- ten, Berlin. REV. ROBERT FIN Associate Professor of Russian Ph.B., Gregorian University, Rome; M.A., State Teachers Col- lege of Budapest, Hungary; S.T.L. , Studium Generale O.P., Budapest, Hungary; S.T.D., Paz- many Peter State University of Budapest, Hungary. JOHN FLEMING Assistant Professor of Psychol- ogy, B.A., Gannon College; M.A., Fordham University,- Grad- uate Studies, Postgraduate Cen- ter for Psychotherapy, New York; Ph.D., Fordham University. REV. EDWARD QUINLISK FRANZ Professor of Philosophy A.B., Catholic University; M.A., Catholic University, Ph.D., Cath- olic University. REV. ERIC BEDE GALE Assistant Librarian B.A., St. Vincent College,- M.A.L.S., Rosary College. 25 p, DR. MILIVOJ KARCIC Assistant Professor of German J.D., Law School, University of Innsbruck, Austria. ANTHONY NANIA Instructor of English B.A., Northland College; M.A., Marquette University. REV. HOWARD NIEBLING Instructor of Psychology B.A., St. Bonaventure University,- M.A., St. Bonaventure University. DIVISION OF HUMANITIES The new faculty home pictured below will, upon com- pletion, house thirty priest-members of the faculty, and provide dining and recreational facilities for 150. This is project number two in Gannon's ten-year plan for progress. REV. JAMES PETERSON Associate Professor of Theology Director of Religious Activities; Director, Department of Theol- ogy A.B., St. Mary's College,- M.A., Catholic University of America; Graduate Studies, Western Re- serve University. DR. PAUL WARD PETERSON Assistant Professor of Latin and Greek, Director, Depart- ment of Foreign Languages A.B., University of Pitts- burgh; Ph.D., New York Uni- versity. JOHN RAY B.S., Ohio Northern University,- B.S., in Ed., Ohio Univer- sity; M.A., Columbia University. DR. NORA ROTHSCHILD Instructor in German Dr. lur., University of Frank- furt, Germany,- M.A., Cath- olic University of America; LLB., University of Buffalo. JOHN S. ROUCH Assistant Professor of English B.A., St. Bonaventure Univer- sity; M.A., University of Michigan; Ph.D. Candidate, University of Cincinnati. — ' REV. RICHARD SULLIVAN Instructor in Theology B.A., St. Bonaventure University,- M.A., St. Bonaventure University. J. CARTER ROWLAND Associate Professor of Eng- lish, Chairman, Department of English B.A., Gannon College; M.A., The Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, Graduate Studies, Western Reserve University. REV. JOHN SCHANZ Assistant Professor of Theology B.A., St. Mary's College; M.A., Catholic University of America; Ph.D., Western Reserve Univer- sity. JOSEPH SCOTTINO Instructor in Political Science B.A., Gannon College; M.A., Fordham University; Ph.D. Can- didate, Fordham University. NORRIS SHEA Assistant Instructor in English B.A., Gannon College,- M.A., Western Reserve University. DR. FRANCIS R. A. SAAD Assistant Professor of Languages B.A., Pazmany Peter State Uni- versity of Budapest, Hungary; M.A., Pazmany Peter State Uni- versity of Budapest, Hungary; Ph.D., Pazmany Peter State Uni- versity of Budapest, Hungary; M.A. in Ed., State Teachers' Col- lege of Budapest, Hungary. The following faculty members are not pictured: REV. ROBERT J. LEVIS REV. ELDON K. SOMERS MR. VETRONE MR. GARVEY MR. FINNECY REV. JOHN THOMPSON Assistant Professor of Phi- losophy B.A., Montreal University; M.A., Montreal University. RICHARD J. WEILAND Instructor in English B.S., St. Mary's College; St. Louis University. JOHN JACOB YOUNG Assistant Professor of English B.A., B.A., Georgetown University; M.A., Boston College. Gradu- ate Studies, Western Reserve University. 27 ADMINISTRATIVE AIDS SECRETARIES From Left to Right, Theresa Walsh, Mary Przezwicki, Gay Ann Brocke, Elizabeth Hellman, Dolores Kowalski. SISTERS OF THE DIVINE SPIRIT FIRST ROW, Left to Right, Sr. Mary Grace, Sr. Mary Magdalen, Sr. Mary Catherine, Sr. Mary Dorothy, Sr. Norma Marie, Sr. Mary Gloria, Sr. Mary Cecilia. SECOND ROW, Sr. Mary Kathryn, Sr. Mary Loretta, Sr. Mary Ann, Sr. Mary Helen, Sr. Lorraine Mary, Sr. Mary Florence, Sr. Mary Gladys, Sr. Mary Elizabeth. STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE Doctor Heibel peers into the throat of sick Pete Doherty. 28 LIBRARY STANDING, left to right: Mary Heya, Dor- othy Krupenski, Fr. Bower, Rita Ann Nies. Students scurry in and out of the li- brary all day long, searching for reference material, books, maga- zines, or maybe just a desk to snooze on. Their every need is an- swered here, somewhere amidst the library's 45,000 volumes. 29 JAMES E. ADAMS JAMES D. AINSWORTH DAVID M. ALLEN RICHARD ANTHONY ALO Fairview, Pennsylvania Erie, Pennsylvania Jamestown, New York Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting B.S. — Accounting B.S. — Accounting B.A. — Mathematics Dorm Council. AIEE; PSPE. SENIORS RICHARD C. APPEL Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.A. — Pre-Med Delta Sigma Phi; Science Club; Class Officer; IM Football and Basket- ball. How will I ever get this %? (5) report done? HENRY W. BADACH Oil City, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting Student Council; Management Club; Blue Key; Who's Who; President, Delta Sigma Phi. '. - JAMES W. BALTES Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administration In the following pages you will meet the graduates of the Class of 1960. These gentlemen comprise the most important part of this sec- tion. But, in keeping with our theme, we've borrowed feature articles from past issues of the campus bi-weekly, the Gannon-Knight. These articles trace the history of the growth of Gannon College from its humble beginnings in 1941 to today. In future years, we invite you to these pages — re-live your days at Gannon as you meet again your classmates, and be reminded of the growth and progress of Gannon College. JOHN BARBER Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administration I960 THEODORE A. BARILLA Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Electrical Engineering PSPE; AIEE; Bowling; Softball. ROBERT S. BARLETTA Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania B.S. — Finance Sigma Alpha Epsilon. s ROBERT BENEDICT Sharon, Pennsylvania B.S. — Industrual Management Tau Kappa Epsilon. VICTOR H. BENOIT Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Finance Student Council; Blue Key; Who; Management Club. Who's DAVID GREGORY BERTOCCI Charleroi, Pennsylvania B.A. — History Pershing Rifles; Blue Key; IM Basket- ball; Battle Group Staff. THEODORE CONRAD BLOOMSTINE Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting Management Club; Scabbard Blade. and 31 1 I 1 ' - It ■ ' ' y JOHN A. BOAG Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — Business Administration Tau Kappa Epsilon,- Young Repub- licans; Class Officer; IM Football. RICHARD R. BONINI Ridgway, Pennsylvania B.S. — Political Science Glee Club. The spring weekend winds up the school social year. JOSEPH BONITO WILLIAM M. BUJNOSKI Wesleyville, Pennsylvania Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — History B.S. — Business Administration N.S.E.A. IM Football, Softball. MICHAEL F. BURKE Rochester, New York 3.S. — Industrial Management HOWARD CABLE Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting RICHARD L. CADWALLADER Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Industrial Management 32 t PATSY ALBERT CAIARELLI Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting Band; Alpha Phi Delta. GERALD WILLIAM CALLAHAN Oil City, Pennsylvania B.A. — Sociology St. Thomas More Club,- Blue Key,- C.C.D.; N.F.C.C.S. MONTE MICHAEL CHESKO Erie, Pennsylvania S.S. — Industrial Management ANDREW CHERPAK Meadowland, Pennsylvania i.S. — Business Administration The Gannon-Knight, February 10, 1956, speaking of Old Main: In 1941 Bishop Gannon intervened and handed the city $35,000 for a million dollar building, and out of this structure sparkling with the fire and romance of a lost age Gannon Col- lege was born. It's still here — all the fire and romance, the glitter and sparkle, the orchestras, the top hats and canes, the bustled ladies, the gas lamps, the horse and buggies, the crystal radios — it's all here if you stop and listen to what the walls have to fell you. JON ALAN CIOTTI Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Electrical Engineering AIEE; IM Football. GEORGE A. CIOTTI, JR. Erie, Pennsylvania i.S. — Electrical Engineering FRANK NUNZIO COMITO Rome, New York B.A. — Economics N.F.C.C.S.; IM Softball, Basketball- Band. DONALD J. DESSER Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting Spanish Club, Bowling. 33 On Friday, April 27, 1956, Bill Garvey wrote a feature article for the Knight entitled Story of a College. On this and the succeeding pages we have repeated that story. It was a mild February day, one that turned people's thoughts to Spring, when Dr. Joseph Wehrle walked up the steps of the Old Strong Mansion. The Erie landmark had been unoccupied for the last ten years, ever since old Annie Strong had passed away. Since then, the fabulous home had been kept in shape by a battery of servants as the Strong heirs tried to peddle the property. They encountered little success in this era where dollars came hard and were not to be spent on beautiful but impractical homes. Then, Bishop Gannon purchased the property for $35,000, which included the livery stables at the rear of the Mansion. And thus Gannon College began with one building, one livery stable, and few students . . . GARY CONRATH Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Physics SENIORS I960 JOSEPH FRANCIS CONSTABLE New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania B.A. — Economics Tau Kappa Epsilon, Scabbard and Blade, Class Officer, ROTC. RALPH FREDERICK CRAWFORD Butler, Pennsylvania B.S. — Electrical Engineering AIEE. JOHN STEVENS CROUCH . Pennsylvania B.A. — En I ! T , Delta Tau Delta. JOHN ANTHONY DAMOND Warren, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting Delta Sigma Phi,- Gannon Knight, IM Sports. ROBERT A. DARDENNE Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting WILLIAM JOHN DeMARCO, JR. Brampton, Ontario, Canada B.A. — Chemistry Scabbard Blade; IM Sports. JOSEPH F. DeSANTI Erie, Pennsylvania B. S. — Accounting IM Softball. JAMES DETZEL Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administration EDWARD DiMATTIO Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting CHARLES ROYCE DODGE Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — Sociology Delta Sigma Phi; Student Counci Sociology Club; IM Sports. CHARLES R. DOERRLER BENJAMIN ANTHONY PETER DOHERTY Erie, Pennsylvania DRONGOSKY, JR. Buffalo, N.Y. S. — Business Administration Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting B.S. — Accounting Management Club; IM Football; Golf Te am; Bowling. S.I.T. Bill and Tony check yearbook layout with Mr. Swanson. VALENTINE THOMAS DURKAC Tarentum, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting Varsity Basketball, Varsity Base- ball, ROTC Battle Group Staff, Dorm Council. The forerunner of Gannon College, Cathedral College, had been operating at the Ca- thedral Prep School as a two year institution. But Dr. Wehrle was not satisfied with this setup and seized upon the Old Strong Mansion as the answer to the enlargement of the inadequate Cathedral College. So equipped with a dream he started out in 1941 to build the college Erie so badly needed. And with an eye to the invaluable aid Bishop Gannon had given to the school, the old Cathedral College became Gannon College. Enrollment figures reached 207 the first year. The livery stables were converted into the Downey Hall of Science and the Strong Mansion became Old Main with classrooms and administrative offices. The year was 1941. Things were going smoothly — too smoothly. As the struggling young college battled for recognition, the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor and dealt what almost turned out to be a death blow to Gannon College. Overnight the enrollment dropped to less than 30, as students flocked to join the colors. A dream was shattered; no college could survive such a blow, but Gannon College did, and with a stubbornness that amazed area edu- cators, hung on grimly from year to year with its two buildings and a handful of students . . . DONALD J. EDELMAN Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting Scabbard and Blade; IM Bowling. ROBERT ELLISON Bradford, Pennsylvania B.A. — English President, L.I.T.; The Lance,- Gannon Knight; First Knighters; Alpha Psi Omega. ROBERT E. EVANS Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — Pre-Med. Glee Club; Science Club; Weight- Lifting and Physical Fitness Squad. JOSEPH GILEWSKI Titusville, Pennsylvania B.S., Electrical Engineering WILLIAM C. FERTIG, JR. Bradford, Pennsylvania B.S. — Industrial Management Phi Kappa Psi; The Lance, Co-Editor; Drama Club. EDWIN HENRY FESENMYER, JR. Marble, Pennsylvania B.A. — Chemistry Delta Sigma Phi; Blue Key,- Scab- bard and Blade; Student Council; IM Sports. 36 JAMES DENNIS FINK Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Industrial Management JOHN PAUL FISHER Warren, Pennsylvania B.A. — Psychology [£f t4 X w PATRICK JOSEPH GALLAGER North East, Pennsylvania B.S. — Electrical Engineering A.I.E.E., P.S.P.E. JAMES MICHAEL GAUSMAN Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Mechanical Engineering P.S.P.E. BERNARD FRANCIS GILL Tionesta, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administration Tau Kappa Epsilon,- Junior Class Secretary ; I.M. Sports; Varsity Base- ball, Captain; Senior Class Vice- President. RONALD GLOWACKI Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administration GEORGE GREEN Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — Business Administration RONALD MICHAEL GRIGNOL Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Finance Alpha Phi Delta, Social Chairman; Spanish Club. DAVID F. GRIMALDI Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Political Science I.R.C.; I.C.G. Rosina, Sue, and Carol buying party dresses for the Christmas Carnival. JOSEPH F. HAAS Sharon, Pennsylvania BA. — Biology St. Thomas More Club. THEODORE HAROLD HABERBERGER Saint Marys, Pennsylvania B.A. — Physics C.C.D. JAMES M. HALLER Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Industrial Management Scabbard and Blade; Science Club. GEORGE HENDERSON Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting And with the end of the war, Gannon College began a new era. Strained to the breaking point with war veterans re- turning to college, Dr. Wehrle proudly signed the contract that was to give Gannon its first new building. The Library Building was started in 1946 to provide a library and classrooms at the cost of $350,000. Before the last brick was sealed on the splendid Library Building in 1948, plans were announced for the building of a new Auditorium that would match the finest in the country. Gannon had come a long way from its one build- ing and livery stable . . . KENNETH JOHN HERMEN N. Charleroi, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administration Phi Kappa Sigma; C.C.D.; I.M. Sports Glee Club. PHILLIP F. HICKEY Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — Chemistry C.C.D. SENIORS S.I.T. THOMAS G. HILBERT Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting ROBERT EARL HINEY Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — History Tau Kappa Epsilon 38 GEORGE L. HINZ Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — Chemistry P.S.E.A.; Sigma Chi, Golf team. JAMES CLARENCE HOLLAND Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administration Blue Key Fraternity; Tau Kappa Epsi- lon; Pershing Rifles. N.E.A. FRANCIS HORAN THOMAS HRITZ The solemnity of commencement is mirrored Erie, Pennsylvania Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania in Dean Kraus' countenance. B.A. — History B.A. — English Tau Kappa Epsilon; Gannon Knight, Who's Who. I960 THOMAS JOHN JAWOROWICZ JOSEPH J. KAPSAR LEONARD LAWRENCE KARTER Erie, Pennsylvania Erie, Pennsylvania Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Industrial Management B.S. — Industrial Management B.A. — Psychology .M. Sports. 39 JOHN MICHAEL KENNEDY Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — Physics Golf Team. ROBERT GORDON KENNEDY Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Political Science Tau Kappa Epsilon; I.C.G.; I.R.C., Gannon Knight; Glee Club. JAMES RICHARD KLEIN Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Industrial Management I.M. Sports. Faculty procession to the Baccalaureate Mass. LEONARD ROBERT KLEIN BERNARD DANIEL KOLASA FRANCIS XAVIER KRAHE LOUIS J. KRAHE Erie, Pennsylvania Erie, Pennsylvania Erie, Pennsylvania Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Industrial Management B.S. — Political Science B.S. — Accounting B.S. — Accounting Gannon Knight; I.R.C., Pres.; I.C.G., Blue Key; Pershing Rifles. I.M. Sports. Vice-Pres. ROBERT J. KRIZ Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — Biology Tau Kappa Epsilon; Science Club; Pershing Rifles. FRANCIS L KROTOSZYNSKI Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administration PAUL R. KUZMA Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — Chemistry I.M. Sports. GERALD HARRY LAIRD Union City, Pennsylvania B.S. — Industrial Management JOSEPH FRANCIS LASKOSH Titusville, Pennsylvania B.A. — Chemistry Delta Sigma Phi; Lance. DANIEL ANTHONY LEAL Oakmont, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administr ation Delta Sigma Phi; Golf Team. THOMAS E. LYNCH Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting JOHN P. MacDUFF Cambridge Springs, Pennsylvania B.S. — Electrical Engineering A.I.E.E.; P.S.P.E. With the growth of the school, the faculty soon expanded to such a degree that the beautiful Jarecki Home at 221 West 6th was purchased for a faculty residence for Gannon professors. In this same year, 1950, the present ROTC frame house was bought as the Army installed a unit to train men as officers. Within five years the college had grown from two buildings and a few dozen students to seven buildings and an enrollment of almost 1,000. The war had almost ruined Gannon, but the post-war boom had saved it . . . The year 1950 was a year of rest for the college, consolidating and catching up with the problems the rapid growth had caused. But the Fisher Hotel was purchased along with a couple of frame buildings on West 7th behind the hotel for future expansion. In 1953 the college definitely decided to estab- lish an engineering school, mindful of the many problems it presented, to train area young men for the Erie industries. The half-million dollar Engineering building was erected and completed in 1955 . . . 41 1 WILLIAM ALFRED MACK Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting ROBERT P. MACOSKO Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Mechanical Engineering I.M. Sports. THOMAS ANTHONY MADRAS Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting JAMES W. MAJERIK Waterford, Pennsylvania B.A. — Chemistry .M. Sports,- Kingsmen. SENIORS I960 ALBIN A. MALYS Oil City, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administration St. Thomas More Club,- I.M. Sports. GEORGE M. McALEE Johnsonburg, Pennsylvania B.A. — Biology R.O.T.C. Band; Science Club; C.C.D.; Glee Club. That's coke in the cups, isn't it, Jack? JAMES F. McCORMICK Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting Tau Kappa Epsilon,- S.I.T. WILLIAM W. MERRITT Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Political Science Secretary of Chess Club; Secretary of I.R.C.: Secretary and Captain of Fencing Club; I.C.G.; French Club, Spanish Club. ROBER L. MIDDLETON B.A. — Foreign Languages Tau Kappa Epsilon; L.I.T.; A.X.O., President of the First Knighters. PERRY MARK MILLER JAMES E. MOFFATT Erie, Pennsylvania Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Electrical Engineering B.S. — Accounting A.I.E.E. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Scabbard Blade. and Vic and Lois enjoy dancing to Ray Eherle at the Junior Prom. V r fi ALBERT JULIUS MONTEVECCHIO EDWARD MOSAKOWSKI JEROME J. MUCK JAMES J. MURPHY Erie, Pennsylvania Erie, Pennsylvania Meadville, Pennsylvania Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Electrical Engineering B.S. — Accounting B.S. — Industrial Management B.S. — Accounting A.I.E.E. I.M. Sports. S.I.T. Secretary. 43 ROBERT JOSEPH MURPHY Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.S. — Industrial Management St. Thomas More Club. JAMES ROBERT ORCUTT Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Mechanical Engineering DAVID J. NAWROCKI Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — Chemistry N.E.A.; I.M. Sports; Science Club. ROBERT JOSEPH OBUSZEWSKI Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Electrical Engineering A.I.E.E.; I.M. Sports. ANTHONY PORTFILIO Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — Biology JOHN L. PARUSO Brockway, Pennsylvania B.A. — Sociology St. Thomas More Club. WILLIAM HOWARD NUTT Sinclairville, New York B.S. — Economics Delta Sigma Phi; President, Junior Class; Vice-President, Sophomore Class,- Student Council; Varsity Bas- ketball and Baseball; Who's Who in American Colleges 1959. I960 St. Thomas More-ites conduct St. Joe's boys through the Wayne Blockhouse. 44 This year (1956) the Perry Square school started work on the com- pletion of the former J M Auto building across from the Engineering Building. And plans were completed for the erection of a new dormi- tory that would give the three hundred Gannon students from out of town living quarters that would be among the best in the country . . . Gannon College — 1956, is far different from Gannon College — 1941 . The ensuing fifteen years have witnessed a period of growth scarcely equalled in college annals. And ahead — Gannon University. SENIORS THOMAS PATON, JR. Wesleyvil le, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administration Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice-President; Blue Key; Who's Who 1958-59; Sen- ior Class President; Junior Class Vice-President; Freshman Class Sec- etary; I.M. Sports. V « I A c ALEX R. PELINSKY Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — Sociology EDWARD F. PISARCHICK Brockway, Pennsylvania B.S. — Industrial Management St. Thomas More Club. ROBERT PAUL QUATTRO Oil City, Pennsylvania B.A. — Biology Delta Sigma Phi; Science Club; Spanish Club; I.M. Sports. WALTER J. RANUS, JR. Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — Chemistry Scabbard and Blade. ALAN JOHN REED Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Industiral Management Tau Kappa Epsilon, I.M. Sports; Lance. THOMAS REIMHOLZ Conneaut, Ohio B.S. — Finance 45 SENIORS FRANCIS A. RIDDLE St. Mary's, Pennsylvania B.S. — Electrical Engineering A.I.E.E.; P.S.P.E.; I.C.G.; Blue Key,- Glee Club; I.M. Sports. RICHARD JAMES RINKE Erie, Pennsylvania .S. — Industrial Management CHARLES DAVID ROGERS Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Electrical Engineering A.I.E.E.; Glee Club. JOHN MICHAEL ROVNAK Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Electrical Enigneering A.I.E.E. JAMES J. ROWARD Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — History Spanish Club; I.M. Sports; Sports Editor — Gannon Knight — 57. ANTHONY A. SALVIA Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. - Math C.C.D.; Who's Who 1958-59; Editor Lance. Co- JOSEPH JOHN SARVADI Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting Student Council; Blue Key. Gannon-Knight, September 12, 1958: In 1956 Gannon College purchased the Siegel Mansion on 6th and Walnut to be used as the School's Student Union. The garage and servants' quarters in the rear are presently the site of the Gannon- Knight and the Lance. The construction of Wehrle Hall was begun in the fall of 1956 and completed in time for the 1957 fall semester. Now, in 1958, the school is looking forward to the construction of a new Biology lab and cafe- teria, with the expiration of the Fisher Hotel lease. . . . Gannon, the youngest college in the area, in less than 17 years has expanded from its original two buildings and 207 students to 14 buildings and 1700 students. JAMES SCHILLER Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Electrical Engineering A.I.E.E.; P.S.P.E. 46 I960 THOMAS J. SIEGEL Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting Tau Kappa Epsilon. ROBERT FRANCIS SIMONS Polk, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administration Delta Sigma Phi — Secretary, Prom Committee; Gannon Knight. ROBERT JOHN SKRYPEK Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting Pershing Rifles. 'So what are we going to do about Harriot? GEORGE A. STARK Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting I.C.G.; O.F.T.,. S.I.T.; Delta Sigma Phi. ROBERT STANLEE STELLMAN Emlenton, Pennsylvania B.S. — Electrical Engineering A.I.E.E.; P.S.P.E. DONALD ROBERT STREICHER Ashtabula, Ohio B.A. — Biology Student Council; Delta Sigma Phi Science Club. JOHN SZCZESNY Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administration 47 The Gannon-Knight, September 23, 1959: Facilities for the ROTC at Gannon Col- lege were expanded during the summer with the acquisition of a new building. The building at 609 French Street is now in the process of being remodeled. The building is to be called Dale Hall, after the late John N. Dale. John Dale was a graduate of Gannon and a member of the first ROTC graduating class . . . Dur- ing the Korean conflict, John Dale was re- ported missing in action. On Dec. 15, the 2nd Battalion, 7th Infantry, of which he was a member, was being surrounded by the enemy and was ordered to withdraw. Forgetting his own safety in order to su- pervise the withdrawal of his troops, Lt. Dale faced heavy small arms fire. But his tactical judgment, initiative and aggres- siveness inspired his men and were re- sponsible for saving many of the men serving under him. In recognition of his heroic deeds Lt. Dale was awarded the Silver Star. JOSEPH M. SZYMANOWICZ Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Physics ROBERT GERARD TIMMONS Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — Biology Student Council. DAVID ROBERT WALLACE Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administration Sigma Chi.,- Management Club President. DONALD JOE WILSON Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Electrical Engineering A.I.E.E. HOWARD EARL WILSON Fairview, Pennsylvania B.A. - History DONALD D. WILLIAMS, JR. Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administration I.M. Sports. LEIGH ALLAN WHITCHER Meadville, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administration Gannon Knight. ROCCO E. ZAPPIA Ridgway, Pennsylvania B.S. — Accounting Glee Club, Blue Key, I.M. Sports. 4« RICHARD WILLIAM FUCHS Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — Chemistry Rifle Team. Scabbard and Blade. BRIAN GEORGE MOYNIHAN Jamestown, New York B.S. — Accounting S.I.T.; Glee Club. WALTER P. LEMPICKI Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Electrical Engineering A.I.E.E. EDWARD REID Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — History SENIORS I960 MAHLON W. McCOY Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administration DONALD TONTY Erie, Pennsylvania B.A. — Chemistry Tau Kappa Epsilon. LAWRENCE J. SCALISE Warren, Pennsylvania B.S. — Electrical Engineering DANIEL B. MOROSKI Conneaut, Ohio B.S. — Accounting PATRICK W. McDANNEL Erie, Pennsylvania B.S. — Business Administration HUBERT J. DAVIS Sharon, Pennsylvania B.A. — Russian L.I.T.; Delta Sigma Phi; IM Sports,- GANNON Knight — Editor-in-Chief. 49 f m - -0 J a r ,M , r. .4.1 ' --. § _ L p- |fwL i i r i 1 • B I iiij , ■ B j - -t ■n gji w OR fSlDENl. WcCANDLESS 50 v,,rF PRESIDE DAVE ZINANAER las i The Junior Class at Gannon Col- lege is, in a word, outstanding. Ex- amples of its ability were the highly successful Junior Prom, and the Christmas Carnival; at this latter event, the Juniors, not content to be just average, sponsored and woked at two booths. The men who are this year's juniors shall most certainly lead the student body well when they become next year's seniors. SECRETARY D1CK WNGERTER 51 TREASURER. B1U CAM THE JUNIOR PROM The annual Junior Prom was held on November 13th. Despite the fact that this was a Friday, three hundred couples attended and en- joyed the music of Ray Eberle at Rainbow Gardens. Friday the thir- teenth turned out to be a lucky day for Scrapper Ahern, as his date, Miss Bonnie Caryl, was voted Queen of the Junior Prom. Ray Eberle vocalizes while the crowd dances JUNIOR ACTIVITIES The Junior lives happily. Far, far away are thoughts of job inter- views, comprehensives, Graduate Record exams. For him, the only concern is which date to accept to the Mercyhurst Winter Carnival. Rarely, he considers his studies — but somehow, he manages to achieve his goal: the status of a harried and hurried senior. The pic- tures on this page have captured the mood of the Junior. Wingerter: But they're both offered at the same time! Chimenti: That's the first time he EVER collected homework. Goss: Some wise guy swiped my hammer. ft M jtRRV LOTV 54 TREASURER TOM PAONESSA -1 SOPHOMORES 56 Sophs and Frosh relay racing at the annual Sports Night. . . JOE MESSINA ssssr s 5 '4 W .4 m $ - m v P. wm ■ , J . w . — • %L=- -2- - dk 4 i 1a $f, . S$« Mr wAf?Da£_ 59 The neophytes of Gannon College entered in the fall and found them- selves in a maze of confusion and hazing. The class showed superb spirit throughout, and has now come into its own as an integral part of Gannon College. Jock Ahern conducts the Freshmen through the Student Union. FRESHMAN You boys are going to like Gannon 60 Initiation is the climax of Orientation Week for the Freshmen. ACTIVITIES The spiritual growth of Gannon College is directed by the warm-hearted and cheerful Father Pete. His efforts to develop Gannon's spiritual life have re- sulted in the annual retreats and Friday morning masses. We proudly dedicate this section of the 1960 Lance to Father James W. Peterson. sfcfcfte £■ J tt o PLAN FOR SPIRITUAL GROWTH ANNUAL RETREAT God, Man, and the Universe is the title of one theology text at Gannon. The annual retreat, held in early autumn, turns the student's mind to an examination of these three. He is led to a realization of his dependence upon the love of God, and what this means for him as an individual. Finally, he sees himself as a part of God's plan for the universe . . . 64 a ? v £! ■ r -f - r The Redemptorist Fathers conducted our retreat this year. Father O'Leary is shown above speaking to the upperclassmen. £12 . . . What more fitting way to begin the school year than a retreat, to impart to the student a sense of perspective in ex- amining his own life. 14 ' ? lJfl£lillr Z ■ ill — — — Hf iiflfl Eif!ii«y| SUSHI B ■ hi V NI 65 SEATED on the floor: Lawrence Chiu, Chuck Weis, Pete McNelis, Frank A. Chimenti, Cy Steiner, Ed Pisar- chick, Jack Paruso SEATED: John Fitzgerald, Robert Brzezinski, John Riddle, Richard Ranus, John Barn- hart, Gerry Callahan, David Findlay, Pat Delaney, Frank Mehall, Father Peterson STANDING: Adrian Turowski, Dennis Edwards, Joseph F. Haas, Wallace Kowalski, Donald Kline, Ken McCandles, Raymond Migdal, Frank McCusker, Dick Wingerter. ST. THOMAS MORE CLUB Pictured with Father Pete are St. Thomas More officers: SEATED; Gerry Callahan, Dave Findley, Pat Delaney, STANDING; Bob Murphy, Frank Mehall. RH?nri The St. Thomas More Club is an organization of Catholic students whose primary objective is an active furtherance of Catholic ideals through the lay apostolate. To achieve this objective, a varied program of events is planned each year to develop its members and the student body spiritually, intellectually, and socially. Each prospective member must undergo an eight week pro- bation period, during which they are required to fulfill the obligations of daily Mass, Rosary, and meditation. The Pro- bation period is climaxed by a retreat at the Trappist Monastary in Gethsemani, Kentucky. The myriad of activities in which the members of the Club of the Year for 1959 participate cannot all be related here. Representative of these religious and social activities are the TV for God series, the Fatima seminar, the Variety Show, and the entertainment of children from St. Joseph's Home. Kathy Stevens, Chuck Weiss, and Pat Delaney review the script for a TV for God presentation. Jack Paruso speaks at the first Fatima Seminar. FATIMA SEMINAR T. V. FOR GOD Club members get together with the girls' schools at the seminars on contemporary problems in religion. 67 The Thomas More-ites have adopted all the children from St. Joe's in the big-brotherhood of af- fection. Along with girls from the area schools, they spend a great deal of time entertaining these children, at the same time showing them a splendid example of adult Catholic iving. Irish Paisan Mike McLaughlin emcees An Evening in Venice . . . which the crowd is obviously enjoying. VARIETY SHOW Miss Sheila Himes, 'Hurst freshman, shows her talents with Romeo and Juliet. The Delta Sigs add to the entertainment with real gone Western music. C. C. D. The Gannon unit of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine is very active in the confraternity's chief work, the lay apos- tolate. Members of the C.C.D. are teach- ing religion to public high school students throughout Erie. Left to right, SEATED: Chuck Weiss, Monsignor Gulnerich, guest lecturer, Fr. Schanz, advisor, Bob Timmons, Ron Angelotti. STANDING: Tony Salvia, Don Tonty, John Ross, Bob O'Grady, Dave Joyce, Bob Vinca. Monsignor Gulnerich addresses members of the Confraternity on the necessity of the lay aposto- late. Father Schanz conducts an evening of recollection for C.C.D. members. He is as- sisted at Benediction by Gerry Callahan and Bob Timmons. ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CHAPEL Early in the school year a portion of the old ROTC building was remodeled into a chapel in which to hold all the school's religious activities. Mass is celebrated daily for the students and faculty. Here students kneel in deep meditation, praying in the chapel of the Patron of students. Father Ciuofoli blesses the entrance to the chapel, assisted by Father Gale, Father Bower, and Father Sullivan. Knowledge without understanding is useless; under- standing is obtained only by a free association with others in society. Gannon College encourages this association by providing numberless extracurricular activities and events. K4 .si -i PLAN FOR SOCIAL LIFE WHO'S WHO 1959-1960 L. to R.; Anthony Salvia, Rev. Robert Bar- cio, Victor Benoit, Edwin Fesenmyer, Thomas Paton, Hubert Davis, Henry Ba- dach, Rocco Zappia, William Fertig, James Holland, Robert Timmons, Gerald Cal- lahan, Francis Riddle. On the stairs; Rich- ard Keim, James Jones, Charles Dough- erty, David Zimmer, Peter McNelis, John Schaaf, Edward Kondrad, John Jolley, William Carey, Michael Tritto. I m sr 3 « Bv r • r X y  wm K. r STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW, left to right: Phil Szymanowicz, Dave DeSante, Jim Jones, John Schaaf, Jerry Lott, Bob Tim- mons. SECOND ROW: John Mariani, Joe Messina, Jim DeLena, John Wiand, Jim Martin, Ken McCandless, Ed Fesenmyer, Tom Paton, Mike Tritto, Pete McNelis, Chuck Dougherty. The 1959-1960 Gannon College Student Council has spent a most active year. It's semi-weekly bulletins keep the student body informed of activities, interviews, and job opportunities. Student Council has promoted the return of radio broad- casting of basketball games. It has tried to correlate the social activities of the city colleges, and it has tried to promote better understanding and cooperation along these lines. The members of Student Council have put in many hours in an attempt to advance ourselves spiritually, to augment our education, to encourage social activities, to foster a spirit of companionship among ourselves, and to do honor to the name of this college . . . Jack Schaaf and Jim Jones come in with a last-minute announcement for Dolores to type. DORM COUNCIL Members of Dorm Council, SEATED, I. to r.; Charles Bonavita, Al Franco, James Patterson, Edward Kondrad, Arthur Moore, Vincent Prota. STANDING; Charles Mullins, Frank McCusker. 77 Members of Delta Sigma Phi: FIRST ROW, I. to r.: Jack Rose, Frank Chimenti, Bob Triana, Ron Zack, Pat Clif- ford, Tom Weber, Pete McNelis. SECOND ROW: Joe Kleiner, Chuck Dodge, John Damond, Bob Simons, Fr. Addison Yehl, chaplain. Hank Badach, Jerry Harter, Jerry Martin, Tom Christopher, Joe Shipley. THIRD ROW: Jerry Lott, Jim Martin, Dave Christiansen, Dan Leal, Steve Zuilkowski, Dick Wingerter, Ed Las- kowski, Joe Markiewicz, Mike Timon, Dave Eichels- dorfer, Bill Orcutt, Hube Davis, Ed Fesenmyer, Tom Glosik, Tony DiGiorgio. FOURTH ROW: Bob Stienes, Jack Jolley, Don Myers, Don Streicher, Jack Barber, Bill Lynam, Bill Conlin. Officers of the Sigs are shown at right: Bob Simons, secretary; Bob Stienes, house manager; Chuck Dodge, vice-president; Bill Orcutt, pledgemaster; Hank Badach, president; Don Streicher, social chairmon; Jerry Harter, sergeant-at-arms; Dan Leal, past president; John Damond, treasurer. The Sig house is the scene of many social activities, such as the rush party pictured at the left. D E L T A S I G M A P H I The Gamma Rho chapter of Delta Sigma Phi was established in 1953. Since that time, the chapter has strived constantly to foster brother- hood among its members, and to promote participation in student organizations and college func- tions. To these ends they work hard to retain the name, Gannon's first and finest. The familiar green jackets are the mark of a campus leader. C PHI Jack Jolley is obviously enjoying his role as supervisor of the construction of the Sig booth at Christmas Carnival. He pauses a moment to chat with sidewalk superintendent Mary Ann Straub. At the Jr. Prom, Hube Davis, Barb Spinelli, Joan O'Malley, and George Steins pose for a snapshot. No Sig is more faithful about attending fraternity functions than Fr. Yehl. T A U K A P P A E P S I L O N FRONT ROW, I. to r.; Tom Paonessa, Joe Constable, Paul DeSantis, Don VanDamia, Pat lllis, Jim Jones, John Keane, Mike Tryon. SECOND ROW, seated; Kent Bright, Mike McLaughlin, Ed Norberg, Ken Osborne, Bob Marquis, Al Kendziora, Rev. Eldon K. Somers, chaplain, John Bailey, Jack Schaaf, Tom Paton, Don Tonty. THIRD ROW, standing,- Jim DeLena, Tom Schuyler, Bob Hiney, Bill Flynn, John Boag, Jim Ahern, Bob Nichols, Andy Philippakis, Bob Benedict, Ed Palattella, Herb Newman, Jack Vornhagen, Bernie Gill, Art Althoff, Cliff Kirsch, Jim Moffatt, Al Reed, Ray Sobierajski. Officers of TKE are, SEATED I. to r.; Jack Schaaf, president; Jim Moffatt, secretary; John Bailey, chaplain. STANDING; Tom Paton, vice-president; Al Reed, pledgemaster; Art Althoff, historian. Cliff Kirsch, secretary, Don Tonty, sergeant-at-arms. Tau Kappa Epsilon, the fraternity for life, seems especially conscious of the need for school spirit. In keeping with this, during the past year the Tekes have found a new school song and purchased a vic- tory bell. Above; Teke activities and dates at a pledge-sponsored picnic at Cook's Forest. Top right; rushing season begins with the first TKE smoker at the Elks' Club. Right; Jean Mraz, last year's sweetheart, pinned to Joe Constable, presents cup to Maureen Flahnery, pinned to Tom Schuyler. Below; Father Nash speaks at the Teke Founder's Day banquet. A L P H A P H I D E L T A We'd like to introduce you to Gan- non's newest fraternity, Alpha Phi Delta. The Beta Rho chapter of this national Italian fraternity was in- stalled in the fall of the school year. The Alpha Phi's have been active in supporting Gannon bas- ketball, accompanying the team to out-of-town games on several oc- casions. In one short year, they have risen to a position of respect and prominence on campus. FIRST ROW: I. to r.; Joe DeFranco, Carl Gianelli, Fr. DeSante, chaplain, Joe Chessario, Tony Zonna. SEC- OND ROW; Joe Leone, Pete Spampani, Ron Grignol, Eric Leone, Ron Bischoff, Nick DiNicola, Louis Matz. Yes, Bish, you made the Lance! You too, Father Nash addresses the charter mem bers of Beta Rho. President Carl Giane listens attentively. I n n v QHHfl Left to right, FIRST ROW: Frank Tascone, Jim Jones, Rocco Zappia, Jim Holland, Ken McCandless, Bob Tri- ana, Gerry Callahan. SECOND ROW: Jack Schaaf, Hank Badach, Dick Trycziak, Fran Riddle, Larry Much, Vic Benoit, Joe Leone, Herb Newman, Tom Paton, Jerry Harter, Fran Krahe, Dave Bertocci. On the stairs: Ed Fesenmyer, Chuck Dougherty. Membership in Blue Key, a national service fraternity, is an honor given to those students who exhibit the qualities of leadership and talent. To cite only one example, the work of Blue Key in sponsoring and conducting the annual Christmas Carnival undoubtedly does more toward unifying the student body and maintaining friendly relation- ships with the girls' schools than any other single project. 84 MANAGEMENT CLUB In the past two years, the Manage- ment Club has become prominent upon the Gannon campus for its superlative management of the car- riage house, now universally known as the KKK. The best word to de- scribe th e club's activities is Pro- gressive. Always willing to try something new, from bowling ma- chines to jazz bands, the club pro- vides an outlet for recreation and relaxation in the KKK. Gannonites always find fun a! the KKK. Members of the Management Club seated left to right, FIRST ROW; Joe Foling, Tom Eiswerth, Bill Holtz, Gary Holquist, Louis Binncardi, John Herrmann, Rich DiCicco, Thomas E. Gibson, David S. Hayes, Pres. David Wallace, Treas. Frank Igol Jr., Asst. Mgr. Joe Policastro. SECOND ROW; John Glasl, Nick Glaros, Jerome Bordonza, James Greey, Bob Heintzel. STANDING: Joe Castagnino, Jim Carbon, David Flecken- stein, Tom Byrne, Doug Blowers, Tom Uhrmacher, Rich Kingsley, Joe Sadler, Mike Lander, Bernard Buczyn- ski, Bill Brightfelt, Secy. Ted Bloomstein, Vice Pres. George Metcalf III ex officio, Mgr. Dick Keim, Asst. Mgr. Henry Wolfhope, Vice Pres. William Brookhouser. 85 1st. ROW, I. to r.: George McAlee, Tom Glosick 2nd. ROW: Bob Evans, Charles Bonavita, Bill Hughey, Richard Pryjomski, Fran Riddle, Dick Trzeciak. 3rd. ROW: Dick Bonini, Steve Kerchansky, Joe Wiskowski, Tom Aiello, Carl Amann, Dave Trzeciak, Vince Proto. Fr. Sullivan directing, Larry Spangenburg Accom- panist. GLEE CLUB In its third year, the Glee Club is presently directed by Rev. Richard Sullivan. The group is noted for its many appearances around the campus, and has even added a few television appearances to its credit. Each spring, the Glee Club travels to Buffalo for the NFCCS Cura Concert. The talented singers also participate in joint concerts with Mercyhurst and St. John's of Cleve- land. 86 GANNON KNIGHT HUBE DAVIS, EDITOR SEATED: Left to Right: Paul Grosser, Tony DiGiorgia, Mr. Nania, Hube Davis, Bill Flynn, George O'Donnell. STANDING: Paul DeSantis, Tom Uhrmacher, Bob Brysinski, Dick Ranus, Bill Colin, Jim Villela. Like the school itself, the Gannon- Knight is evidencing many charac- teristics of full-grown maturity. Never backing away from an issue, the G-K approaches all problems with sound reason and a sincere interest in the well-being of the Gannon student. 87 THE LANCE THE STORY OF A YEARBOOK AUGUST: TONY: Hey, Fertig! Congratulations! BILL: Huh? TONY: You're co-editor of the yearbook with me. BILL: No kidding! Hey, have you ever worked on a yearbook? TONY: Nope. You? BILL: Nope. We better get started early. SEPTEMBER: BILL: We better get started. TONY: Want to pick a staff? Mr. Young says we should. OCTOBER: BILL: We better get some pictures. TONY: O.K., I'll call Louie. BILL: Let Frank do it. NOVEMBER: TONY: You think Swanson will approve these layouts? BILL: He should. By the way, where's Moe with the ads? TONY: Mike's on him. DECEMBER: BILL: Did Bernie get the mice? TONY: Yea, they're in the gym. By the way, Sue gave me the directory today. BILL: Good, we can make the deadline if Moe comes through with the ads and Sam and Carol and Wanda finish typing. JANUARY: TONY: Does Al have the clubs taken yet? BILL: Yea, he's got the G.S.A., the P. A., and the Russian- American Club. TONY: We better help him get the rest. By the way, have you checked with Moe? FEBRUARY: TONY: Bill, I think we've got it beat. BILL: Yea, if Moe shows up with those ads! BILL and TONY: MOSHUP!!!! ■ I The editors of the I960 Lonce, Tony and Bill. v- . Pictured above are the Lance staff members: Frank Tascone, managing editor,- Al Reed, photography editor; Jack Dickey, subscription manager,- Dick Trycziak, sports editor,- Miss Lance (on the wall); Bill Fer- tig, co-editor; Tony Salvia, co-editor; Carol Mattis, secretary; Mike Vicere, activities editor. Frank points out the deadline to Al, Mike, and faculty editor Bob Ellison. DRAMA CLUB Five students with time on their hands, sitting in a local establish- ment after attending a dramatic production, began bemoaning the fact that Gannon did not have a drama club. Someone suggested that such an organization be formed; the ideas then came in a deluge. Thus the Gannon College Drama Society, the First Knighters, was born. The first production of the new organization was Dial M for Murder, which was performed at the Villa Maria College Concert Hall in April of 1959. In December of that same year, the First Knight- ers presented The Little Foxes, under the direction of Mr. Richard J. Weiland, newly appointed head of the Drama and Speech depart- ment. In March of 1960, the play- ers presented their second produc- tion, The Male Animal in theater- in-the-round at Dale Hall. Members of the First Knighters had also ap- peared in the Mercyhurst College productions of Stardust and The Crucible, as well as the Villa Maria College play, The Velvet Glove. Alpha Psi Omega, the national honorary dramatic fraternity, was installed on the Gannon campus in February of 1960. Membership to Alpha Psi Omega is awarded on the basis of service and outstand- ing ability in roles and duties per- formed. Charter members of the Alpha Alpha chapter at Gannon are John Bailey, G. Ronald Casey, Donald Kazmaier, Robert Middle- ton, and David Beyer. The cast of The Little Foxes : I. to r.: Bob Middleton, Dave Beyer, Lillian Egnot, Di- rector Richard J. Weiland, Ron Casey, Kathy Reid, Lolly Lockhart, Don Kazmaier. A scene from Mercyhurst's The Crucible. Below are scenes from the First Knighter's well-received presentation of The Little Foxes, a story of a family in the decaying South, possessed by a lust which leads to their destruction. 91 P.S.E.A. presentation: Dr. Zipper and Miss Valero present the charter to Dr. Colvin, as Fr. Nash looks on. P. S. E. A. Gannon's chapter of the Pennsyl- vania State Educational Association was chartered in December of 1959. The purpose of the Pennsyl- vania State Educational Associa- tion is to investigate careers in teaching and to communicate with other future teachers in exchanging new ideas about education. P.S.E.A. prexy George Hinz. 92 THE SPANISH CLUB EL CIRCULO DE ESPANOL El Circulo de Espanol del Gannon College fue fundado en el ano 1948 por el Senor EroVi De Le 5n Soto, Consejero Facultativo. Su propo'sito es el de proveer un sistema intermedio para conversaciones y estudio cultural de la lengua Hispana y al mismo tiempo engrandecer el intere's en relaciones Hispano-americanas. Esta organizacioVi es tanto social como cultural — haciendo uso frecuente del cinema para sus miembros e invitados y al mismo tiempo cooperando con el Instituto Internacional de la localidad. La gran atraccioVi del Cfrculo de Espanol es la observacicui anual de la semana Pan-americana la cual es el suceso sobreesaliente. DirigieYidose al publico con temes apropiandos a la ocasion miembros de alguna sociedad Hispana. Ban- quetes, canciones Latino-americanas y otros entretenimientos son afectuados durante esa semana. The Spanish Club of Gannon College was founded in 1948 by Eron de Leon Soto, Faculty Advisor. Its purpose is to provide an intermediate system for conversation and a cultural study of the Spanish Language, at the same time increas- ing the interest in Spanish-American relations. This organization is as much social as it is cultural, frequently showing movies for its members and guests, in co-operation with the local International Institute. The big attraction of the Spanish Club is the an- nual observation of Pan-American week. Banquets, Latin-American songs, and other entertainments take place during this week, participated in by all Spanish societies. SEATED: I. to r.: Bob Bryzinski, Sebastian Rubino, Dick Appel. STANDING: Dan Hain, Robert Steins, Ted Bierbauer, Robert Popowski, Steve Zuilkowski, Mr. Soto, Bill Flynn, Tom Reiser, Dave Christiansen, Pat Clifford. 93 LAMBDA IOTA TAU Lambda lota Tau is a national hon- orary fraternity for English and Language majors. Gannon's Alpha Nu chapter sponsors the Classic Film series for sophomore English classes. In addition, the chapter entertains nationally prominent guest lecturers, such as Fr. Harold Gardiner, Dr. Thomas Molnar, and Hilda Graef. Chapter members: SEATED: Robert Ellison, Moderator Mr. Rowland, Bob Brezinski, James Vilella. STANDING: George Fidel, Henry Russell, Ron Wasielewski, Ray Migdal. Mrs. Rouch serves coffee to Sr. Ann Frances and Mr. Rouch after a monthly meeting of the LIT at which Mr. Rouch lectured. 94 G.O.A.C. members: SEATED, I. to r.; Dick Joyce, treasurer; Henry Carr, president; Ron Misko, vice-president; Jim Schumacher, secretary. STANDING; Nick Goyette, Gus Knierman, Dave Fleckenstein, Bob O'Grady, Jim Ahern, Wayne Sulecki. G. O. A. C. GOAC was formed in the spring of '58 for those students who wished to participate in outdoor activities. The organization sponsors week- end hunting and fishing trips dur- ing the semester. For those en- thusiasts of water sports, the club owns a twenty-one foot diesel in- board which is the main attraction to new club members. SCIENCE CLUB Members of the Science Club pictured at right are: SEATED, L. to R., Thomas Hornaman, Bill Sandusky, Sam Pietrandrea, Larry Rawa, Robert Migdal, Bill Wilhelm, Ed Gehringer, Jr., Anthony Lariccia; STAND- ING: Bob Evans, John Schaaf, James Fre eman, vice-president; Mr. William Schubert, faculty advisor,- Cas Szymanowski, presi- dent; James Hoffman, sec- retary; Thomas Getchell, John Catrabone, Jr. 95 CONVOCATION Highlighting the annual Convocation Day cere- monies this year was the conferral of an honorary degree of Doctor of Law upon the Honorable William E. Hirt, native Erieite who gave forty years of his life to public service as a judge of the Com- monwealth. On Convocation Day, also, awards and recognition were given to students who had been nominated to Who's Who, and to those who had achieved the Dean's List. Guest speaker for the occasion was Theodore Hu- sted, Jr., the vice-dean of the school of law at the University of Pennsylvania. Mr. Husted spoke of the idea and the ideals of a broad liberal education, and asked the student body to give serious consid- eration to the fields of teaching and public service as possible careers. Archbishop Gannon, Chancellor of Gannon College, presents the honorary degree to Judge Hirt. DAY Pat Masson receives a spe- cial letter of commendation from Archbishop Gannon for placing upon the Dean's List in two consecutive semesters. CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL The Christmas Carnival is the Mardi Gras of Gannon College. Each year, it is the biggest social event in collegiate Erie. All organizations which are active on campus combine their efforts under the direction of Blue Key to provide a gay holiday atmosphere. Every year brings new prizes, games, and booths, such as the Lance Dizzy Rat booth, where the im- mortal Mish-Moo performed. The three-day celebra- tion is climaxed by the crowning of the Christmas Carnival Queen. This year's queen is Miss Rosina Nedresky of St. Vincent Hospital School of Nursing. Villo-ites busy preporing Carnival Booth. Ahern supervises while the St. Vincent's girls construct their booth. Sue poses prettily with the Lance's own Mish-Moo. 98 ROSINA Rocco Zappia, president of Blue Key, es- corts Queen Rosina through the honor guard. 99 % AROUND THE Who says you can't relax to progressive jazz? 'd talk longer, honey, but these guys are on my backl CAMPUS Wehrla Hall — five minutes before study hour Gannon College has long recognized the importance of a full physical development program, and has in- cluded, as part of its future development, plans for a modern new field house, complete with a swimming pool and football field. t PLAN FOR PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT Top left; the Knights in a rough practice session. Center; the team huddles for last- minute instructions before the Bonnies' game. Bottom right; Bill Carey hits with a jumper in a losing cause against Bonas. B A S K E T B A L L As the Lance goes to press, Gan- non's Golden Knights have com- piled a 6-8 record for the year. In view of the calibre of the op- position, and the injury-ridden var- sity, this record indicates the tre- mendous team spirit which the Knights have. FRONT ROW, I. to r.; Joe Turner, Jim Ahern, Joe Gaeta, Jack Ahern, Bob Lea, John Mauro, Dick Morocco, Manager Cliff Kirshe. SECOND ROW; Coach Milt Simon, Bill Nutt, Tom Carroll, Bill Carey, Captain Val Durkac, DeWayne Shaffer, Ed Janosko, George Newman, Assistant Coach George Hesch. HEAD COACH MILT SIMON THE RECORD GANNON OPPONENT 85 John Carroll 94 90 Alliance 70 77 Lawrence Tech 60 73 Baldwin-Wallace 62 59 Youngstown 96 69 Stewart AFB 70 66 Canisius 80 69 Stubenville 96 74 St. Bonaventure 91 61 Westminster 67 61 Alliance 50 64 Stubenvil'e 82 58 Malone 79 75 Thiel Waynesboro Youngstown Edinboro STC LeMoyne 61 105 VAL DURKAC JIM AHEARN j BILL CAREY • i. TOM CARROLL . JO GAETA 4; ■ - JACK AHEARN JOHN MAURO DWAYNE SHAFFER c k m GOLF f k - mJti Members of the golf team, I. to r.: Joe Shipley, Frank Sokol, Dan Leal, Ben Drongoski, Gary Conrath. THE RECORD GANNON OPPONENT 18 Edinboro 0 10 Allegheny 8 14 Canisius 4 SVz St. Bonaventure 6' 2 18 Edinboro 0 17 2 Fredonia Vi (Forfeit) Alliance 5 Youngstown WON 5 LOST 3 13 TENNIS THE RECORD GANNON 3 2 4 1 2 Fredonia Edinboro Youngstown Allegheny Reliance WON 0 LOST 5 OPPONENT 6 7 5 8 4 Members of the tennis team,- FIRST ROW, I. to r., Ed Rinderle, Ed Kondrad, Phil Susa. SECOND ROW; John Mauro, Cas Szymanowski, Rick Schaffer. FIRST ROW, I, to r.; John Wiand, Bernie Gill, Joe Gaeta, Ron Zack, George Morey, Mike McLaughlin. SECOND ROW: Larry Olon, Tim Garvey, Mike Nagel, Dick Fox, coach, Dewayne Shaffer, Mike Fierle, Bob Young, Val Durkac. BASEBALL Baseball arrived at Gannon two short years ago, and, although it is the school's newest varsity sport, Gannon's batsmen have met with unusual success. Last year's Knights, behind the strong pitching of Val Durkac, swept a twinbill from Buf- falo and split two with a strong Canisius squad. The Gannon batsmen benefit from the fact that most of the players participate in fast sandlot leagues, such as the Glen- wood League in Erie and the Armco League in the Pittsburgh area during the summer months. THE RECORD GANNON OPPONENT 5 Canisus 6 22 Canisus 3 4 Buffalo 3 6 Buffalo 2 10 Fredonia St 3 7 Alliance 8 Won 4 Lost 2 110 Mr. Doemeny directs the Saturday afternoon fencers. INTRAMURAL SPORTS Gannon presents to the student a well-rounded program of intramural sports. The activities available to the students include football, Softball, baseball, bowling, basketball, ping-pong, and volleyball tournament, as well as swimming and fencing. Fenc- ing, along with organized swimming, made its ap- pearance on our asphalt campus this year under the direction of Lazlo Doemeny, a former Hungarian free- dom fighter. Using Dale Hall and the Audi, Mr. Doe- meny presented fencing classes to Gannon men as well as to the girls at the area schools. Swimming was undertaken at the Prep pool on Sundays as well as at the Erie Boys' Club during the week. The men's fencing classes proved so successful, that the possibil- ity of intercollegiate competition with some of the area colleges was considered. R O T C L. to r.; Major Jack Richards, Captain Corey Wright, Colonel James Browning, Captain Ludie Kinney. The Reserve Officer's Training Corps exists to provide a pool of trained officers to meet the needs of the government. At Gannon College, the ROTC curriculum contains two programs. All fneshmen and sophomores are enrolled in the basic course, while the juniors and seniors may, if accepted, enroll in the advanced course. Included in the basic course program are fundamental military subjects such as map reading, individual and crew-served weapons, military history, and tactics. Students in the advanced course study logistics, military staff organi- zation, military intelligence, and military justice. All students partici- pate in the weekly drill period supervised by officers chosen from ad- vanced course cadets. When a student successfully completes his course in military science, he receives at graduation a commission in the United States Army. -itii L to r.; Master Sergeants Rothweiler, Had dad, Mace, McMullen, Corcoran, and Hess i Ui 9 i : PERSHING RIFLES Company 0—5 of the National Honor So- ciety of Pershing Rifles represents Gannon's R.O.T.C. unit in civic functions, parades, and dedications; and forms honor guards for such functions as the crowning of the Christ- mas Carnival Queen and crowning of the co-ed colonel at the Mil-Ball. Major General Ralph C. Cooper was guest speaker at the dedication of Dale Hall. SCABBARD AND BLADE The army R.O.T.C. sponsors the National Society of Scabbard Blade. 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ERIE BOOK STORE 17 E. 8th St., Erie, Pa. HAIBACH BROTHERS MEAT PACKERS - Erie, Pa. 128 129 HALF HOUR LAUNDRY 443 West 8th SHIRTS — BACHELOR BUNDLES — DRY CLEANING FAST SERVICE CLOSE TO DORMITORY Phone LA 8-6573 COMMERCIAL BLUEPRINT 10th Holland BEST WISHES TO THE 1960 CLASS BAUMANN BROTHERS RUG AND CARPET 644 E. 5th St. Erie, Pa. INDUSTRIAL FABRICATION THE WARREN CO. 411-15 East 10th St. Erie, Penna. STEEL — BRASS — COPPER COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 R. E. NORTH CO. FOR OVER 109 YEARS ERIE'S FINEST CLOTHIERS FOR MEN AND BOYS ISAAC BAKER AND SON State at Seventh CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 ZINK'S DRY CLEANERS Pleased to Have Served Your ROTC Dry Cleaning and Alteration Needs for the Past Eight Years BEST WISHES FROM ERIE FARM PRODUCTS CO. COMPLETE SUPPLIERS TO HOTEL AND RESTAURANT TRADE 321 E. 15th St. Phone GL 6-7084 $ LAKE SHORE MARKERS, INC. Erie Phone GL 6-4277 LIFETIME ALUMINUM SIGNS FOR HOME AND INDUSTRY C. A. CURTZE CO. SERVICING THE TRI-STATE AREA'S WHOLESALE FOOD NEEDS COMMODORE AND CURTSY-FINE FOODS CONGRATULATIONS ERVITE CORPORATION 4000 W. Ridge Rd. PERRY SQUARE CLOTHES THE HOUSE OF MEN'S FASHIONS — Where Style Meets Quality — 701 State Street Erie, Penna. Phone GL 2-2048 JOHN F. CIANELLA, Owner VISIT THE DRUG STORE CLOSEST TO CAMPUS FISCHER AND SCHELLER PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY State Street and North Park Row THE AUSTIN AFFILIATED COMPANIES AUSTIN LUMBER HARDWARE 2003 W 12th St GL 5-4421 AUSTIN READY-MIXED CONCRETE 1919 Reed St GL 6 2901 AUSTIN EQUIPMENT RENTALS 1919 Reed St GL 6-2901 AUSTIN BUILDERS 1919 Reed St GL 4 7147 WELL'S CLEANERS, INC. 417 W. 8th St. Phone GL 4-0729 PROZAN'S 'FURNITURE OF DISTINCTION J. HARTUNE and SONS SHEET METAL AND ROOFING CONTRACTORS SINCE 1904 Sheet Metal Work — Roof Maintenance New Roofs — Gutters Conductor Pipe Repairing 928 West 21st Street Erie, Pa. Phone GL 26138 FROM ONE GANNONITE TO ANOTHER CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! ERIE SPORT STORE 709 State Street ERIE'S PIONEER SPORT STORE Featuring the Finest JACK WEBER, Mgr. Class of 1950 CONGRATULATIONS 1960 GRADS JACOB HALLER COMPANY GROCER 1717 E. 12th St. Erie, Pa. Phone: GL 2-2265 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE GLOWACKI CO. 1110 Parade St. Phone: GL 2-2925 GRISE FILM LIBRARY 9th and French Streets Erie, Penna. SPELTA TAILORS 0„M i AL SPELTA — Prop. B H House of Formal Wear Tailoring Laundry and Dry Cleaning Special Reductions for School Functions MM 718 W. 18th St. Erie, Pa. Phone GL 5-6664 i 1 lul Bfett-i BEST WISHES, GRADUATES s ) 1 ' SHOUP WHEELER UiMfifofyz PUBLIC RELATIONS • FUND-RAISING COUNSEL ■ aH t .- fl m 1 ADVERTISING • COMMUNITY PROJECTS r 706 Commerce Bldg. Erie, Pa. GLendale 2-4692 «r' '- i i ta AND FROM MAURICE SHOUF CLASS OF '50 COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS AL'S SIGN SERVICE SIGNS OF ALL KINDS 323 Holland GL 2-4325 JERRY QUIRK SAND — GRAVEL 824 E. 11th St. GL 2-3977 LA 1-6366 COMPLIMENTS OF PENN UNION ELECTRIC CORP. Ill TO 1960 GRADUATES CONGRATULATIONS LOCKWOOD'S LEATHER 719 State Street COMPLIMENTS OF SCHLOSSER LUMBER CO. BUILDING MATERIALS — LUMBER PLYWOOD — FLOORING — INSULATION Wesleyville, 3103 Buffalo Rd. — TW 9-3162 Erie, 1516 Sassafras St. — GL 2-3257 Two Fine Stores Serving Erieland DOWNTOWN State and 9th Sts. WEST ERIE PLAZA CONGRATULATIONS FROM ERIE FORGE AND STEEL DARLING FLORISTS 32 YEARS CONTINUED SERVICE IN ERIE 103 W. 10th St. Phone: GL 4-8792 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES FROM PRINTING COMPANY VISUAL IMPACT PRINTING 111 West Eleventh Street Erie, Pennsylvania ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE CONGRATULATIONS I960 GRADUATES SKINNER ENGINE COMPANY Erie, Pennsylvania CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1960 CLASS You Have Reached for Sterling During College Years — We Hope You Will Continue to . . . REACH FOR SANNER OFFICE SUPPLY CO. MOST PEOPLE DO STERLING — Erie's Safest Milk' 3330 Peach St. — Phone: UN 4-3041 1119 Peach St. Phone GL 4-6374 OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE SAFES DRAFTING MATERIALS KRAUS ELECTRIC COMPANY 1325 State Street Erie, Pennsylvania m Minnesota For Every Paintable Surface fiNU it; Headquarters for MINNESOTA PAINTS CHARLES B. PADDEN SON, INC. 1713 State Street 1026 Peach Street FOR ALL YOUR COLLEGE NEEDS COME TO DUGGAN RIDERS OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Corner at Eighth and State Sts. 1 V2 Blocks from the Campus DRAFTING EQUIPMENT SCIENCE PAPERS SCHOOL SUPPLIES OFFICE EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES MULTIGRAPH SALES AGENCY 24 East 11th St. Erie, Penna. Tel. GL 4-6419 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '60 HEYL PHYSICIANS SUPPLY 419 State Street Erie, Pennsylvania -ii$ COMPLIMENTS OF PRESQUE ISLE PLASTICS INC. ERIE PAINT CO. 14th and State St. DUPONT and DUCO PAINTS m I • COMPLIMENTS OF CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY PURE FOOD BEVERAGES SINCE 1916 Phone GL 4-2911 415 E. 18th Street Erie, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF QUINN-BERRY CORPORATION Milk and Ice Cream RIECK DAIRY DIVISION 21st State Street Erie, Pa. For the finest in photography . . PORTRAITS WEDDING ALBUMS GROUP PICTURES OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE LANCE 125 E. 10th St. Phone GL 5-7201 Slater is proud to serve GANNON COLLEGE and 100 other leading campuses in 28 states . . . Good luck, graduates! SLATER FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT Philadelphia New York City — Buffalo Detroit — Baltimore — Atlanta Advanced Fashion Apparel of Famous Meyer Quality for Men, Women, Boys P. A. MEYER SONS Erie's Foremost Clothiers 817-19-21-23 State St. HAMMERMILL PAPER COMPANY ERIE, PA. Whoever you are whatever you do SIGN OF GOOD TASTE IBII COCA COIA BOTTLING COMPANY ERIE MORNING NEWS ERIE DAILY TIMES ERIE SUNDAY TIMES CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1960 AMERICAN STERILIZER COMPANY 2424 W. 23rd Street Erie, Pa. iiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1  Jfe| ARTHUR F. SCHULTZ CO. GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT State at 14th 12th at Powell 18th at Holland Northeast Wesleyville Congratulations to the Grads of '60 OFFICE OUTFITTERS OF ERIE ART METAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT 823 Parade Street Phone GL 40154 Erie, Pennsylvania VERNOR NESBITT BOTTLING CO. Vernor Ginger Ale Nesbitts Orange Drink 424 Cherry Street Erie, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF NINETEEN SIXTY KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ERIE COUNCIL NO. 278 1031 State St 'LET'S BE FRIENDS FIRCH'S SUNBEAM BREAD Furniture of Quality Since 1918 'Out of the High Rent District' COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '60 McCarthy printing co., inc 246 East 7th Street Erie, Pa. Phone: GL 4-6337 keeps you on the ball like Seven-Up ! MEHLER 7-UP BOTTLING CO. ERIE'S FINEST BEVERAGES FOR 75 YEARS Call GL 2-6767 for Party Service 151 SANIDA ICE CREAM MILK HOME OWNED HOME OPERATED - p . J ( Quality fChekd ICE CREAM SANITARY FARMS DAIRY, INC. 521 East 18th Street Erie, Pa. LOOK FOR THE PACKAGE WITH THE BIG CHECK MARK! BREEZE Publishing Company, Inc. Publishers of BOOKS - MAGAZINES - NEWSPAPERS 35-39 South Lake Street North East, Pa. SA 5-3713 (Erie Customers Dial TW 9-5077) PRINTERS OF THE GANNON KNIGHT MEHLER'S FORMAL WEAR RENTAL SERVICE Erie 1121 State Street Phone LA 5-9155 Pennsylvania CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 BERRY'S BOWLING LANES 1026 French Street and 130 West 10th Street Erie, Pa. H . . ' '- V VftltaiMht BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 FROM NELSON, GOLDBERG HEIDT REGISTERED ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS 3% pease, to refresh without filling Today's Trpcj i? reduce.! in calorie . . . never heavy. n er too - n'l. Have a PepM. TUv L (fliOrefresh ment CLASS RINGS BEAUTIFUL, MODERN and COMFORTABLE — These are the three words which describe the modern, attractive class rings, such as the one pictured below. Wear your ring proudly, for it is the symbol of Gannon College to everyone with whom you come in contact. JOSTEN'S Robert R. Swanson 4029 Dauphin Pkwy. Erie, Pa. TE. 30975 Josten's Ar srican Yearbook Co. DIRECTORY SENIORS Abramczyk, Alois — 818 Wayne St., Erie, Pa. Adams, James — 1 12 Pine Ave., Fairview, Pa. Ainsworth, James — 123 West 25th St., Erie, Pa. Akus, Edward — 1331 East 10th St., Erie, Pa. Allen, David — 12 Hammond St., Jamestown, N.Y. Alo, Richard — 4108 Lake Pleasant Rd., Erie, Pa. Andrews, Robert — 410 West 8th St., Erie, Pa. Appel, Richard — 301 Anthony St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Badoch, Henry — 1001 Walnut St., Erie, Pa. Baltes, James — 2923 Raspberry St., Erie, Pa. Barber, John — 24 Glenn Ave., Erie, Pa. Barczynski, Joseph — 1 1 15 Wayne St., Erie, Pa. Barilla, Theodore — 2820 Sigsbee St., Erie, Pa. Barletta, Robert — R.D. 2, Reynoldsville, Pa. Benedict, Robert — 678 Thorton St., Sharon, Pa. Benoit, Victor — 1219 East 25th St., Erie, Pa. Bertocci, David — 136 McKean Ave., Charleroi, Pa. Blair, Donald — 3819 Main St., Lawrence Park, Pa Blinzler, Joseph —Emporium, Pa. Bloomstine, Theodore — 355 East 28th St., Erie, Pa. Boag, John — 522 Mohawk Dr., Erie, Pa. Bonini, Richard — Ridgway, Pa. Bonito, Joseph — 3022 Edison Ave., Erie, Pa. Bonnell, James — 639 East 28th St., Erie, Pa. Brenot, J. Peter — 906 Poplar St., Erie, Pa. Brice, John — 2925 Liberty St., Erie, Pa. Brooks, Donald — 440 West 17th St., Erie, Pa. Bujnoski, William — 4230 Zuck Rd., Erie, Pa. Burke, Michael — 51 Allerton St., Rochester, N.Y. Cable, Howard — 418 Halley St., Erie, Pa. Cadwallader, Richard — 4004 Buffalo Rd., Erie, Coiarelli, Patsy - 1363 Buffalo Rd., Erie, Pa. Callahan, Gerald — 310 Orange St., Oil City, Pa. Campbell, James — 2821 New St., Erie, Pa. Carnovale, Frank — 308 Vi First Ave., Johnsonburg, Pa Caserta, Bernard — 3320 Elmwood Ave., Erie, Pa Casey, G. Ronald — 1713 Plum St., Erie, Pa. Cassidy, Arthur — 37 49 Zimmerly Rd., Erie, Pa. Catania, Carmen — 2635 Schley St., Erie, Pa. Cherpak, Andrew — 213 Hallam St., Meadowlands, N.Y. Chesko, Monte — 24 Mellon Ave., Girard, Pa Chizmadia, Robert — 344 East 23rd St., Erie, Pa. Cioffi, James — 4103 Concord Rd., East Smethport, Pa. Ciotti, George — 324 West 25th St., Erie, Pa. Ciotti, Jon — 1320 West 26th St., Erie, Pa. Collins, Daniel — 3420 Eliot Rd., Erie, Pa. Comito, Frank — 214 Prospect St., Rome, N.Y. Concilia, Gerald — Middle Rd., North East, Pa. Conkey, Alson — 405 Wedgewood Dr., Erie, Pa. Connelly, James — 1207 East 8th St., Erie, Pa. Conrath, G ary — 200 Forest Dr., Erie, Pa. Constable, Joseph — New Bethlehem, Pa. Cornell, Ray — 3433 West 10th St., Erie, Pa. Crawford, Ralph — 163 Freeport Rd., Butler, Pa. Crouch, John — 443 West 9th St., Erie, Pa. Damond, John — 627 Beech St., Warren, Pa. Dardenne, Robert — 250 West 8th St., Erie, Pa. Davis, Hubert — 350 Prospect Ave., Sharon, Pa. Delaney, Patrick — 21 S. State St., DuBois, Pa. DeMorco, William — 1 1 Alston Court, Brampton, Ontario DeSanti, Joseph — 2918 Liberty St., Erie, Pa. Desser, Donald — 627 East 12th St., Erie, Pa. n .-s - 424 East 9th St., Erie, Pa. DiMattio, Edward — 640 West 17th St., Erie, Pa. Dipre, Joseph — 3152 West Ridge Rd., Erie, Pa. Ditz, Gerald — Fryburg, Pa. Dodge, Charles — 333 East 6th St., Erie, Pa. Doerrler, Charles — 2223 Warfel Ave., Erie, Pa. Doherty, Peter - 228 Woodward, Buffalo, N.Y. Dolan, Clarence — 4204 Carney Ave., Erie, Pa. Doleski, James — 536 California Dr., Erie, Pa. Drongosky, Benjamin — 404 West 8th St., Erie, Pa. Durkac, Valentine — Ridge Rd., Tarentum, Pa. Edelman, Donald — 135 East 36th St., Erie, Pa. Ellison, Robert — Bradford, Pa. Erhart, Robert — 3622 Pacific Ave., Erie, Pa. Evans, Robert — 44 East 41st St., Erie, Pa. Fertig, William — 1 1 1 Washington St., St. Marys, Pa. H Holier, James JfCMXlfiU 156 Fesenmyer, Edwin — Marble, Pa. Fink, James — 4045 Garden St., Erie, Pa. Fisher, John — 209 Market St., Warren, Pa. Franz, Conrad — 859 East 23rd St., Erie, Pa. Fuchs, Richard — 1611 Biebel Ave., Erie, Pa. Fugini, Alfred — Chicord, Pa. Gallagher, Patrick — 55 S. Washington St., North East, Pa. Garnow, Edward — 32 E. Division St., North East, Pa. Gausman, James — 409 Oak St., Ridgway, Pa. Gilewski, Joseph — 704 S. Franklin St., Titusville, Pa. Gill, Bernard — Box 386, Tionesta, Pa. Glowacki, Ronald — 1279 11th Ave., W. Natrona, Pa. Golden, Thomas — 3251 West 13th St., Erie, Pa. Gott, Robert — 901 Oakmont Ave., Erie, Pa. Green, George — 815 Linwood Ave., Erie, Pa. Greene, Julian — 4512 Northwood Dr., Baltimore, M.D. GirfFin, Daniel — 8 Forman St., Bradford, Pa. Grignol, Ronald — 31 15 Cascade St., Erie, Pa. Grimaldi, David — 760 East 21st St., Erie, Pa. Grosser, Paul — 240 Fourth St., St. Marys, Pa. Groszkiewicz, Frank — Cambridge Springs, Pa. aas, Joseph — 882 Highland, Sharon, Pa. rberger, Theodore — 208 Fourth St., St. Marys, Pa. 3036 Harvard Rd., Erie, Pa. Henderson, George — 3503 Athens Rd., Erie, Pa. Hermen, Kenneth — 420 Isabella Ave., N. Charleroi, Pa. Hickey, Phillip - 234 West 24th St., Erie, Pa. Hilbert, Thomas — 4164 Crestmont, Erie, Pa. Hanlin, David — 659 Downing St., Erie, Pa. Hanes, Charles — 136 West 29th St., Erie, Pa. Hatkevish, Albert - 633 East 3rd St., Erie, Pa. Hlney, Robert — 153 East 36th St., Erie, Pa. Hinz, George — 421 East 5th St., Erie, Pa. Hitchcock, Victor — 57 W. Main St., North East, Pa. Hoion, Felix - 5027 Hillsdale, Erie, Pa. Holland, James — 4560 West Lake Rd., Erie, Pa. Horan, Francis — 254 Cumberland Rd., Erie, Pa. Hrifz, Thomas — 201 Myrtle St., Punxsutawney, Pa. aworowicz, Thomas — 756 East 13th St., Erie, Pa. Kapsar, Joseph — 902 East 7th St., Erie, Pa. Karpen, Roderic — 813 Cherry St., Erie, Pa. Karter, Leonard — 434 East 7th St., Erie, Pa. Kaveney, James — 923 Walnut St., Erie, Pa. Kazmaier, Donald — 1448 Pearce Park Kelley, Robert — 413 West 7th St., Erie, Pa. Kennedy, John — 1073 Newton Ave., Erie, Pa. Kennedy, Robert — 310 West 22nd St., Erie, Pa. Kesicki, Robert — 419 Sassafras St., Erie, Pa. Keverline, David — 413 W. Washington St., Bradford, Pa. Klein, James - 245 West 9th St., Erie, Pa. Klein, Leonard - 947 West 32nd St., Erie, Pa. Kolasa, Bernard — 3439 Shannon Rd., Erie, Pa. Konopka, Stanley — 710 West 8th St., Erie, Pa. Kozak, John — 604 Chestnut St., Erie, Pa. Krahe, Francis — 361 West 7th St., Erie, Pa. Krahe, Louis — 3203 Melrose Ave., Erie, Pa. Kraus, William - 428 East 27th St., Erie, Pa. Kriznoski, Robert — 232 Lake Ave., Erie, Pa. Krotoszynski, Francis — 2512 East Ave., Erie, Pa. Kruszewski, John — 1107 Pen nsylvania Ave., Erie, Pa. Kundrath, Donald - 1428 West 30th St., Erie, Pa. Kupniewski, Edward - 629 East 5th St., Erie, Pa. Kuzma, Paul — 1 1 13 Brewster St., Erie, Pa. LaCour, William - 427 West 16th St., Erie, Pa. Laird, Gerald — 1816 Spartan Dr., Erie, Pa. Laskosh, Joseph — 724 Garden St., Titusville, Pa. Last, Max - 432 East 18th St., Erie, Pa. Leal, Daniel — 523 Virginia Ave., Oakmont, Pa. Lempicki, Walter — 2519 Wayne St., Erie, Pa. Leto, Joseph - 10516 West 22nd St., Erie, Pa. Litz, Robert - 453 East 8th St., Erie, Pa. Lucas, Joseph — 521 West 10th St., Erie, Pa. Lynch, Thomas - 1331 West 10th St., Erie, Pa. MacDuff, John — R.D. 1, Cambridge Springs, Pa. Mack, William - 730 East 22nd St., Erie, Pa. Macosko, Robert — 406 Lighthouse St., Erie, Pa. Madras, Thomas — 4160 Crestmont Ave., Erie, Pa. Majerik, James — R.D. 2, Waterford, Pa. Malys, Albin — 328 Cascade St., Erie, Pa. Mangano, Philip — 3702 Pittsburgh Ave., Erie, Pa. Mangol, George — 14 Vine St., Girard, Pa. Markiewicz, Joseph — R.D. 6, Wales Rd., Erie, Pa. Martin, Jerome — 24 Pearl St., Oil City, Pa. McAlee, George — 104 Mary St., Johnsonburg, Pa. McCormick, James — 643 East 37th St., Erie, Pa. McCoy, Mahlon — 934 Clifton Dr., Erie, Pa. McDannel, Patrick — 4334 Allegheny Rd., Erie, Pa. McLaughlin, Thomas — 472 Serpentine Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa. Mehall, Frank — Brockway, Pa. Merritt, William — 713 West 26th St., Erie, Pa. Middleton, Robert — 1017 East 36th St., Erie, Pa. Mielnik, Albert — 514 East 4th St., Erie, Pa. Miller, Perry — 3622 Cascade St., Erie, Pa. Miller, Theodore — 2320 Wallace St., Erie, Pa. Miller, Thomas — 5055 Dorchester Dr., Erie, Pa. Minnium, Richard — 341 West 7th St., Erie, Pa. Moffatt, James — 216 East 25th St., Erie, Pa. Montevecchio, Albert — 1273 East 38th St., Erie, Pa. Moroski, Daniel — 435 Jackson St., Conneaut, Ohio Mosakowski, Edward — 918 East 8th St., Erie, Fa. Moynihan, Brian — 120 Price St., Jamestown, N.Y. Muck, Lawrence — 376 Poplar St., Meadville, Pa. Muck, Jerome — 376 Poplar St., Meadville, Pa. Murphy, James — 2919 Garland St., Erie, Pa. Murphy, Robert — 1511 Merrick Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa. Nawrocki, David — 1163 East 38th St., Erie, Pa. Nodes, Robert — 3612 Crestwood Ave., Erie, Pa. Nowakowski, Michael — 4686 Ray St., Erie, Pa. Nutt, William — Sinclairville, N.Y. Obuszewski, Robert — 562 East 12th St. Erie, Pa. Olon, Thomas — 262 West 3rd St., Erie, Pa. Orcutt, William — 655 East 34th St., Erie, Pa. Osborne, Kenneth — 1325 Patterson Ave., Erie, Pa. Panciera, Robert — Findley Lake, N.Y. Paruso, John — 1 149 Eighth Ave., Brockway, Pa. Passauer, Willard — 2721 Athens St., Erie, Pa. Paton, Thomas — 3207 Stewart Dr., Erie, Pa. Pelinsky, Alex — 815 West 24th St., Erie, Pa. Penn, Robert — R.D. 7, Saltsman Rd., Erie, Pa. Personett, Robert — 453 East 22th St., Erie, Pa. Petrungar, Frank — 1606 Myrtle St., Erie, Pa. Pisarchick, Edward — 1 1 46 Alex St., Brockway, Pa. Pistner, Charles — 308 First Ave., Johnsonburg, Pa. Portfilio, Anthony — 325 West 31st St., Erie, Pa. Proper, James — 66 Snyder Circle, Corry, Pa. Quattro, Robert — 715 Spruce, Oil City, Pa. Rabbitt, James — 1504 Randolph Ave., Erie, Pa. Ranus, Walter — 1054 East 10th St., Erie, Pa. Routine, Don — 354 West 23rd St., Erie, Pa. Reagan, John — 2944 Maple St., Erie, Pa. Reid, Edward — 540 West 8th St., Erie, Pa. Reimholz, Thomas — 675 Lake Road, Conneaut, Ohio Abate, James — R.D. 1, North East, Pa. Ahearn, James — 1633 E. 14th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Ahearn, John — 1633 E. 14th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Aiello, Thomas — 6 29 Penn St., Johnsonburg, Pa. Althoff, Arthur — 4023 Oxer Rd., Erie, Pa. Andres, Patrick — Halyday Run Rd., Oil City, Pa. Angelotti, Ronald — 421 East Second St., Erie, Pa. Bailey, John — 364 West Tenth St., Erie, Pa. Baldauf, James — 1080 Thornwood Dr., Pittsburgh 34, Pa. Baracka, Ronald L. — 2680 Lakeside Dr., Erie, Pa. Barger, Lawrence E. — 109 S. Carver St., Warren, Pa. Barletta, Michael — 409 March St., Ellwood City, Pa. Barnes, Thomas — Emlenton, Pa. Barnhart, John — 114 Bellevice Ave., Pittsburgh 29, Pa. Bartosik, Donald F. — 710 East 12th St., Erie, Pa. Bayless, Alfred T. — 710 Wallace St., Erie, Pa. Beyer, David B. — 457 West 28th St., Erie, Pa. Blass, Charles — 1328 West 28th St., Erie, Pa. Booth, Robert — 375 Bank St., Titusville, Pa. Borowski, David — 2715 Brandes St., Erie, Pa. Borowy, William M. — 436 East Sixth St., Erie, Pa. Brady, Ralph E. — 2531 Saltsman Rd., Erie, Pa. Bretz, John E. — 1051 Priestly St., Erie, Pa. Bright, Kent — 6734 Verona Rd., Verona, Pa. Brown, Alan B.— 650 West 40th St., Erie, Pa. Reisenberg, James — 426 East 10th St., Erie, Pa. Riddle, Francis — 702 S. Michael Rd., St. Marys, Pa. Rinke, Richard — R.D. 5, Wattsburg, Pa. Rogers, Charles — 807 Weschler Ave., Erie, Pa. Romecki, Frank — 356 East 7th St., Erie, Pa. Rose, John — 623 Cascade St., Erie, Pa. Rovnak, John — 1422 Lynn St., Erie, Pa. Roward, James — 5325 Cherry St., Erie, Pa. Salvia, Anthony — 1618 Hickory St., Erie, Pa. Samuels, Anthony — 6204 Raymond St., Erie, Pa. Sanner, Richard — 548 West 31st St., Erie, Pa. Sarvadi, Joseph — 422 Raspberry St., Erie, Pa. Savarise, Anthony — 6244 Runkle Ave., Ashtabula, Ohio Scalise, Lawrence — 1 19 N. South St., Warren, Pa. Schiller, James — 3332 Holland St., Erie, Pa. Schlak, Gerard — 56 S. Main St., Union City, Pa. Schlak, William — 56 S. Main St., Union City, Pa. Schwarz, Robert — 753 East 24th St., Erie, Pa. Schwartz, John — 1022 West 27th St., Erie, Pa. Sellars, Charles — 440 West 9th St., Erie, Pa. Skrypek, Robert — 1030 East 4th St., Erie, Pa. Slater, Frank — Highland, N.Y. Spangenberg, Lawrence — 318 East 26th St., Erie, Pa. Squeglia, David — 920 West 22nd St., Erie, Pa. Stark, George — 555 West 31st St., Erie, Pa. Stellman, Robert — 24 Pearl Ave., Oil City, Pa. Straub, Richard — 702 West First St., Oil City, Pa. Streicher, Donald — 2692 Walnut Blvd., Astabula, Ohio Strub, Raymond — 446 West 31st St., Erie, Pa. Swanson, Robert — 322 Twin Oaks, Lake City, Pa. Szczesny, John — 1 19 Lake Ave., Erie, Pa. Szymanowicz, Joseph — 3202 West Ridge Rd., Erie, Pa. Tann, Gerald — 639 Ohio St., Erie, Pa. Thompson, Stanley — 147 West 7th St., Erie, Pa. Tice, Joseph — 3738 West 12th St., Erie, Pa. Tidd, James — 508 Pittsburgh Ave., Erie, Pa. Timmons, Robert — 1061 West 7th St., Erie, Pa. Trejchel, Leonard — 3609 Greengarden Blvd., Erie, Pa. Trzeciak, J. Richard — 509 Green Ridge Rd., New Kensington, Pa. Tubbs, John — 728 East 6th St., Erie, Pa. Tullio, Richard — 930 East 27th St., Erie, Pa. Tylman, Gerald — 612 Parade St., Erie, Pa. Van Damia, Donald — 223 West 17th St., Erie, Pa. Wallace, David — 913 West 10th St., Erie, Pa. Waterhouse, William — 150 E. Irving St., Corry, Pa. Weiland, Paul — 61 10 Swanville Rd., Erie, Pa. Williams, Donald — 551 West 26th St., Erie, Pa. Williams, John — 551 West 26th St., Erie, Pa. Wilson, Donald — 4 East 34th St., Erie, Pa. Wilson, Howard — R.D. $1, Fairview, Pa. Yonders, Edward — 622 East 15th St., Erie, Pa. Zappia, Rocco — 813 N. Broad St., Ridgway, Pa. Zentis, Ramon — 5 S. Main St., McKean, Pa. JUNIORS 157 Brown, Donald — R.D. $1, Tryouville, Pa. Brzezinski, Robert — 755 East Ninth St., Erie, Pa. Bula, Lawrence — 625 East Ninth St., Erie, Pa. Burke, Joseph E. — 738 East Ninth St., Erie, Pa. Burkhart, John — 28 W. Irvine St., Corry, Pa. Burns, Charles — 1 163 West 25th St., Erie, Pa. Buto, Dennis — 2821 Wayne St., Erie, Pa. Campagne, Charles H. — 41 15 Pierpoint Ave., Erie, Pa. Cannone, Michael — 151 Shenango Ave., Farrell, Pa. Carey, Robert — 16 Graff St., Oil City, Pa. Carey, William R. — 1421 West 32nd St., Erie, Pa. Carlson, Donald R. — 1703 Bayview Dr., Erie, Pa. Carr, Henry J. — 421 Gettysburg St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Caryl, Delmont A. — 1044 West Eighth St., Erie, Pa. Catrabone, John — 7574 East Lake Rd., Erie, Pa Cesa, Louis V. — 1 127 West Seventh St., Erie, Pa. Chimenti, Frank A. — 524 German St., Erie, Pa. Christensen, David — 9 Kellogg St., Erie, Pa. Christie, William — 703 Wyoming Ave., Erie, Pa. Clark, G. William — 452 East 35th St., Erie, Pa. Clifford, Patrick J. — 323 Washington Ave., Oil City, Pa. Corbin, Howard J. — R.D. 1, Brookville, Pa. Corrado, John — 310 Linden Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Corwin, Dick — R.D. 1, McKean, Pa. Dalton, Ronald — 4819 Conway St., Meadville, Pa. Decker, John L — 1031 East 25th St., Erie, Pa. Dipaolo, Anthony — 3503 Pennsylvania Ave., Erie, Pa. Doolin, Thomas — 3111 Erie St., Erie, Pa. Doran, James — 316 Wiley Ave., Franklin, Pa. Dougherty, Charles — 210 Arch St., New Bethlehem, Douglas, Thomas — 832 West Seventh St., Erie, Pa. Dyer, Timothy — 962 West Cross St., Ypsi, Mich. Dymski, Terrance — 347 East Seventh St., Erie, Pa. Falconer, John — 3025 Old French Rd., Erie, Pa. Falconer, Thomas — 3223 Stough Ave., Erie, Pa. Ferrante, Richard — 848 Beechwood Blvd., Ellwood City, Ferritto, Patsy J. — 541 Vi West 17th St., Erie, Pa Fidel, George — 707 Loretta St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Filipovwki, Daniel — 529 East 14th St., Erie, Pa. Findlay, David — 779 Liberty St., Meadville. Pa. Fitzgerald, John M. — 935 West Eighth St., Erie, Pa. Flynn, Thomas M. — 1814 Cascade St., Erie, Pa. Folino, Anthony — R.D. 1, Wilcox Pa. Fornol, Joseph — 357 Emerald St., Oil City, Pa. Foster, Philip — 229 Park Ave., Oil City, Pa. Fredericks. Frank J — 2522 Poplar St., Erie, Pa. Garvey, Thomas R. — 99 Willow St., Oil City, Pa. Gehringer, Jr., Edward J. — R.D. 7 Hannon Rd., Erie, Pa. Gildenston, Robert F. — 541 Liberty St., Franklin, Pa. Glosick, Thomas — Box 157, Irvine, Pa. Goss, Jr., Joseph B. — 220 Harvey St., Erie, Pa. Goyette, Nicholas — 510 Highland Ave., Punxsutawney, Pa. Grable, Richard — 841 Shenley Dr., Erie, Pa. Green, John — 213 Poplar St., Erie, Pa. Greiner, Walter L. — 1811 Grove Dr., Erie, Pa. Groner, Richard - 646 East 38th St., Erie, Pa. Hagedorn, Robert — 1301 Paterson Ave., McKeesport, Pa. Hain, Daniel — 238 East Eighth St., Erie, Pa. Hain, Jr., William J. — 1850 Buffalo Rd„ Erie, Pa. Hansen, Kaj — 524 North Centre, Corry, Pa. Harter, Jerome — 635 East Tenth St., Erie, Pa. Hickey, Lyle — 1240 East 20th St., Erie, Pa. Hildum, Elwyn — 1 1 15 West Ninth St., Erie, Pa. Hobeck, Paul — 441 East 22nd St., Erie, Pa. Hoenes, Lawrence P. — 246 East 30th St., Erie, Pa. Hoffman, James — 31 14 Hazel St., Erie, Pa. Howard, Harold — 935 Linden Ave., Erie, Pa. Igoe, Frank — 906 Vroomah St., Schenectady, N.Y. Ingrao, Anne — 67 Clinton St., North East, Pa. Janosko, Edward — 1029 Wallis Ave., Farrell, Pa. Jenks, Vincent — 943 Lincoln Ave., Erie, Pa. Johnson, Allan E. — 14 Brown Ave., Jamestown, N.Y. Jolley, John — 13 Carroll Ave., Oil City, Pa. Jones, James A. — 1325 Franklin Ave., Erie, Pa. Joyce, Richard - 21 Chesterfield, Buffalo, N.Y. Kalil, Paul - 741 West 40th St., Ashtabula, Ohio Knierman, August F. — Linesville, Pa. Kondrad, Edward — 1429 Third Ave., Arnold, Pa. Kraus, David — 428 East 27th St., Erie, Pa. Kraus, James — 428 East 27th St., Erie, Pa. Kubeja, Norbert P. — 2808 Gloth Ave., Erie, Pa. Kujawinski, Jr., Raymond J. — 3414 Old French Rd., Erie, Pa. Kuzmin, George S. — 213 East Front St., Larkin James — 212 Hoffman Ave., Oil City, Pa. Laskowski, Clarence — 4619 Peach St., Erie, Pa. Laskowski, Jr., Edward — 744 East 19th St., Erie, Pa. Lea, Michael — 101 Tremont St., New Britian, Conn. Leone, Joseph M. - 1037 West 20th St., Erie, Pa. Lichtinger, William — 1347 Patterson Ave., Erie, Pa. Lillis, Patrick — 87 Victory Ave., Lackawanna, N.Y. Lincoln, Daniel — 3127 Holland St., Erie, Pa. Makufka, Robert — 413 Lane St., Dubois, Pa. Mancini, John C. — 2122 Union Ave., Erie, Pa. Marczak, Richard — 542 West Sixth St., Erie, Pa. Margetto, Charles A. — 1443 West 30th St., Erie, Pa. Marquis, Robert — 938 Seventh St., Beaver, Pa. Matulevich, Edward — 301 Reed St., Erie, Pa. Matz, Louis — 1 141 East 26th St., Erie, Po. McCabe, John — 637 West Tenth St., Erie, Pa. McCandless, Kenneth — 386 New Castle Rd., Butler, Pa. McCusker, Francis — Pittsburgh, Pa. McGinnis, Thomas — 1416 Oakmont Ave., Erie, Pa. McGuire, Robert — 382 Fair Ave., Erie, Pa. McNelis, Peter — 918 West Seventh St., Erie, Pa. McLaughlin, Michael — 472 Serpentine Dr., Pittsburgh, Po. Meegan, Kevin — 41 Victory Ave., Lackawanna, N.Y. Missina, Paul — 504 Eost 34th St., Erie, Pa. Metcalf, III, George R. — 214 West Ninth St., Erie, Pa. Meyers, Donald C— 2645 Chestnut St., Erie, Pa. Migdal, Raymond — 613 East 28th St., Erie, Pa. Miller, Jerome E. — 3613 Ellsworth Ave., Erie, Pa. Miller, Richard W. - 3009 Holland St., Erie, Pa. Miller, Thomas D. — 1121 West 1 1th St., Erie, Pa. Mitchell, David — 4404 Briggs Ave., Erie, Pa. Morris, Jr., Raymond C. — 1013 Main Ave., Conneautville, Pa Mosier, John — R.D. 1, Kane, Pa. Morphy, Dean T. — 350 West Fifth St., Erie, Pa. Mytinger, Richard E. — 205 Madison Ave., Erie, Pa. Newman, Herbert — 350 West Eighth St., Erie, Pa. Nicolls, Robert — I 18 South Irvine St., Sharon, Pa. Niedzwecki, Peter F. — 237 High Ave., Ridgeway, Pa. Oborski, David — 1420 East Ninth St., Erie, Pa. Ogilvie, William — Smethport, Pa. O'Grady, Robert — 175 Longue Vue Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa. Oleski, Vincent — 1 102 East Ninth St., Erie, Pa. O'Neill, Jr., Peter — Lucinda, Pa. Palermo, Nicholas — 1616 Poplar St., Erie, Pa. Passerotti, Joseph — 2625 West Tenth St., Erie, Pa. Paszko, Charles — 424 East 1 1th St., Erie, Pa. Pedersen, Rolf — 183 Young Rd., Erie, Pa. Pellegrino, James — 460 West Tenth St., Erie, Pa. Peters, Stephen — 501 West Front St., Oil City, Pa. Podbielski, William — 757 East 36th St., Erie, Pa. Poduszlo, Louis W. — 652 East Ninth St., Erie, Pa. Pojmann, David — 7090 East Lake Rd., Erie, Pa. Quirk, Michael J. — 217 Peach St., Erie, Pa. Racco, Alfonzo J. — 3622 Schenley Ave., Ashtabula, Ohio Ralston, Hugh — 3603 Post Ave., Erie, Pa. Ranus, Richard — 1054 East Tenth St., Erie, Pa. Reagle, John R. — 246 East Eighth St., Erie, Pa. Reed, Alan J. — 5241 West Lake Rd., Erie, Pa. Reese, Clifford — 315 Independence St., Erie, Pa. Reiser, James C. — 20 East 31st St., Erie, Pa. Riddle, John F. - 1321 West Ninth St., Erie, Pa. Rinderle, David E. — 1127 West 24th St., Erie, Pa. Ring, Howard — 2634 Sigsbee St., Erie, Pa. Roberts, Wesley — 396 Randolph St., Meadville, Pa. Roe, David — 317 Beachgrove Dr., Erie, Pa. Rogers, Edward — 323 West 23rd St., Erie, Pa. Roman, Victor 1421 East 8th St., Erie, Pa. Ross, John — Smethport, Pa. Rubino, Sebastian — 414 Bissell Ave., Oil City, Pa. Russell, Henry — 353 East West Rd., West Seneca, N.Y. Rutkowski, Edward — R.D. 5, Waterford, Pa. Sanko, William — 1 139 East 26th St., Erie, Pa. Schaaf, John — 2014 West 29th St., Erie, Pa. Shaffer, DeWayne — R.D. 2, Tarentum, Pa. Schaming, Bernard — 16 Constitution Ave., Bradford, Pa. Schilken, John — 639 Smethson, Ave., Erie, Pa. Schiller, Frank - 3332 Holland St., Erie, Pa. Schmitt, Paul — 215 East 24th St., Erie, Pa. Shimek, John — 617 East 3rd St., Erie, Pa. Sholtis, Donald — 515 Ohio Ave., Ashtabula, Ohio Shumaker, Russell, 442 East 14th St., Erie, Pa. Simpson, Howard — 43 Winker Way, Brookville, Pa. Sitter, David — 402 Holland St., Erie, Pa. Sitter, Frederick — 926 Chelsea Ave., Erie, Pa. Sonnenfeld, Frederick — 240 Maiden Lane, Erie, Pa. Spampani, Pedro — 543 West 17th St., Erie, Pa. Steele, Karl - 433 Maple St., St. Marys, Pa. Stein, Clarence — 828 Powell Ave., Erie, Pa. Steiner, Cyril — Lucinda, Pa. Steines, Robert — 844 Spencer Ave., Sharon, Pa. Storaci, Frank - 1 140 East 30th St., Erie, Pa. Strasser, Robert — 2621 Bird Dr., Erie, Pa. Sullivan, John — 412 First Ave., Johnsonburg, Pa. Susa, Philip — 140 N. Irvine Ave., Sharon, Pa. Szparaga, Frank - 518 East 1 1th St., Erie, Pa. Szymanowski, Casimir — 730 East 19th St., Erie, Pa. Tascone, Frank — 212 Brookview, Olean, N.Y. Terrizzi, Anthony — 1616 Poplar St., Erie, Pa. Thaler, David — 3822 Argyle Ave., Erie, Pa. Titus, George — Pushpamangalam, Trivanbrun Toy, James — 5 Locust St., Rouseville, Pa. Triana, Robert — 87 Clinton St., North East, Pa. Tritto, Michael - 95 Tenth St., Buffalo, N.Y. Vicere, Michael — 24 Edgewood Rd., Bradfor, Pa India Villella, Nicholas —115 Foundry St., Punxsutawney, Pa. Vinca, Robert — Lewis Run, Pa. Vornhagen, John — 1943 Oxford St., Erie, Pa. Wambsgans, William — 904 East 37th St., Erie, Pa. Wasielewski, Richard - 938 East 29th St., Erie, Pa. Wasielewski, Ronald — 546 East 11th St., Erie, Pa. Weber, James - 1 134 East 8th St., Erie, Pa. Wedzik, Alphonse — 1011 Wayne St., Erie, Pa. Weibel, Donald — 519 Delaware Ave., Erie, Pa. White, Robert — 227 Woodland Ave., Erie, Pa. Williams, Edward — 1734 Woodside Dr., Erie, Pa. Wingerter, Richard — 3007 Court Ave., Erie, Pa. Wisinski, Ronald — 2210 Kilpatrick Ave., Erie, Pa. Yerskey, Richard — 1 1 1 Myrtle St., Girard, Pa. Yochim, Bert — 632 Maryland Ave., Erie, Pa. Yonchak, Eugene — R.D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Zimmer, David — 950 East 27th St., Erie, Pa. Zonna, Anthony — 1234 Brown Ave., Erie, Pa. Zuilkoski, Stephen — 39 E. Bissell Ave., Oil City, Pa. SOPHOMORES Affrica, Andrew — 837 Main St., Clarion, Pa. Anderson, Norman J. — 2305 Taggert St., Wesleyville, Pa. Bainbridge, Richard C. — 256 West 21st St., Erie, Pa. Baker, John E. — 515 Kahkwa Blvd., Erie, Pa. Baker, Robert A. — 1202 West 38th St., Erie, Pa. Baldauf, Walter — 1001 Walnut St., Erie, Pa. Baldauf, Walter — 1001 Walnut St., Erie, Pa. Barletta, Robert — R.D. 2, Reynoldsville, Pa. Bennett, William — 3134 Holmes St., Erie, Pa. Bentze, James — 1030 East 27the St., Erie, Pa. Berdis, James R. — 1134 East 12th St., Erie, Pa. Bergan, Thomas J. — 534 Smithson Ave., Erie, Pa. Bernard, Ronald H. — 558 East 7th Street, Erie, Pa. Bischoff, Ronald — 602 West 26th Street, Erie, Pa. Blossey, Clinton — 1206 East 20th Street, Erie, Pa. Bluemle, Richard — 1201 Woodbourne Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Breeze, David A. — 16 Wainwright Rd., Buffalo, N.Y. Brian, Donald — 22 North Carver Street Brunner, Marc — 2540 Colonial Avenue, Erie, Pa. Bula, John — 1205 West 49th Street, Erie, Pa. Burkhart, James — 28 W. Irving St., Corry, Pa. Cammarata, James — 31 Knox Street, Buffalo, N.Y. Carlson, James — 4651 Meadowgreen Drive, Pittsburgh, Pa Carlson, John — 209 Rice Avenue, Lake City, Pa. Carone, Robert — 512 West Front Street, Oil City, Pa. Carrier, Jonathan Lee — R.D. 3, Hershey Rd., Erie, Pa. Carroll, Thomas J. — 307 Hoffman Ave., Oil City, Pa. Cerra, John — 35 Rockland Place, New Rochelle, N.Y. Chessario, Joseph — 2322 Liberty St., Erie, Pa. Chiu, Lawrence — 324 Kings Rd., Hong Kong, China Chojenski, Peter — 1051 East 7th St., Erie, Pa. Christopher, Thomas — 123 East Hazeltine, Kenmore, N.Y Chrzanowski, Donald — 426 East 24th St., Erie, Pa. Chrzanowski, Paul — 39 Campbell Rd., Buffalo, N.Y. Cipriano, Robert P. — 91 Putman St., Buffalo, N.Y. Clay, Robert — 313 Hoffman Ave., Oil City, Pa. Concilia, Ronald — 32 Lincoln St., North East, Pa. Conlin, William — 310 Hazen Rd., Sharpsville, Pa. Conwell, Michael — 238 Dartmouth Ave., Buffalo, N.Y Cook, Robert — 1 19 West 25th St., Erie, Pa. Darby, Richard L. — 1423 Chelsa Ave., Erie, Pa. DeCosmo, Ralph — 724 Berkshire Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. DeFazio, Nicholas E. — 2131 West 32nd St., Erie, Pa. DeFranco, Joseph M. — 956 West 18th St., Erie, Pa. Delena, James — 433 West Ave., Buffalo, N.Y. Dematteo, David — 626 West 21st St., Erie, Pa. DeSantis, Paul — 426 Ridge Ave., Sharpsville, Pa. Dickey, Jack — 1731 Cole Dr., Erie, Pa. Didonato, Giacomo A. — 1050 N. Broad St., Ridgway, Pa DiGiorgio, Anthony J. — 655 S. Irvine Ave., Sharon, Pa. DiNicola, Nicholas C. — 1409 West 39th St., Erie, Pa. Ditrich, Susan — R.D. 6, Peck Rd., Erie, Pa. Dobmeier, Gerard — 5330 Lake Pleasant Rd., Erie, Pa. Doran, Michael — 316 Wiley Ave., Franklin, Pa. Dundon, David — 4564 Darcie Dr., Erie, Pa. Eberlein, John — 1027 Walnut St., Erie, Pa. Ehrman, John — 1408 West 8th St., Erie, Pa. Eichelsdorfer, David — 226 West 23rd St., Erie, Pa. Endres, Matthew — 36 Olin Ave., Girard, Pa. Evans, John — 1414 Custer Dr., Erie, Pa. Ferrick, Raymond — R.D. 3, North East, Pa. Fialkowski, Thomas — 526 East 14th St., Erie, Pa. Fierle, Mark — Versailles Rd., Lakeview, N.Y. Flanagan, William — 172 S. Third St., Clairion, Pa. Flynn, William — 154 Macamley, Buffalo, N.Y. Forbini, Peter — 737 East 28th St., Erie, Pa. Forquer, Timothy — 815 West 11th St., Erie, Pa. Forsha, Alan — 1035 Sillman Ave., Erie, Pa. If I  Qt§£ CMXt5i 159 Freeman, James — 2648 Poplar St., Erie, Pa culler, Lee — 450 Shorehaven, Erie, Pa. Gaczkowski, Frank — 914 Reed St., Erie, Pa. Gaeta, Joseph — 131 Engert Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y Gehrlein, James R. — 145 East 24th St., Erie, Pa. Geiger, Donald — R.D. 3, Hershey Rd„ Erie, Pa. George, Donald — 514 East 38th St., Erie, Pa. George, Richard — 813 Priestly Ave., Erie, Pa. Giannelli, Carl — 1920 Poplar St., Erie, Pa. Glance, Robert — 1120 East 12th St., Erie, Pa. Goggins, James — 710 Baldwin, Sharon, Pa. Gostomski, Thomas — 2315 Perry St., Erie, Pa. Graf, Bernard — 3016 Liberty St., Erie, Pa. Grucza, Leonard — 618 East 15th St., Erie, Pa. Guelcher, John — 401 Clifton Dr., Erie, Pa. Haler, Ronald — 552 West 29th St., Erie, Pa. Hanes, Thomas — 141 West 7th St., Erie, Pa. Harris, Edward — 265 E. Main St., Bradford, Pa. Healy, Patrick, 218' 2 Hone Ave., Oil City, Pa. Heffernan, John — 665 Jersey Ave., Maywood, N.J. Held, Richard — 449 Ganlet Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa. Herring, William — 1240 East 22nds St., Erie, Pa. Herrmann, John — 33 Shorewood Dr., Rochester, N.Y. Hilinski, Thomas — R.D. 7, Buffalo Rd., Erie, Pa. Hills, Duane — 325 Prospect St., Conneautville, Pa. Hollister, John — 2310 James Ave., Erie, Pa. Holmes, Craig — 16 W. 2nd St., Waterford, Pa. Jackson, Richard - 1 1 Oak St., Westfield, N.Y. Jakubowski, William — 649 East 13th St., Erie, Pa. Jankowski, Ronald — 740 East 8th St., Erie, Pa. Jerge, Dovid — 3010 Washington Ave., Erie, Pa. Karl, Roger — 855 Wilmont Rd., Scarsdale, N.Y. Keane, John — 255 Grosser St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Kees, Harold — 1339 East 20th St., Erie, Pa. Keim, Richard — 515 Monaco Dr., Erie, Pa. Kendzioro, Alois — 1321 East 20th St., Erie, Pa. Kidon, Robert — 66 Chestnut St., Fairview, Pa. Kieklak, James — 3761 Feidler Dr., Erie, Pa. Kightlinger, Kenneth — 480 North St., Meadville, Pa. Kingston, Ronald — 3006 Post Ave., Erie, Pa. Kirsch, Clifford — 66 Estella Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Klaus, Karl - R.D. 2, Waterford, Pa. Kleiner, Joseph — 335 East 33rd St., Erie, Pa. Kleinhanz, Frank — 3333 Bolivar St., Erie, Pa. Klomp, Robert — 214 East 10th St., Erie, Pa. Konopka, Thomas — 2412 Perry St., Erie, Pa. Koos, Gerald — 1040 West 4th St., Erie, Pa. Korn, Jerome — 1319 Atkins St., Erie, Pa. Korzon, Walter — 216 Logens Ferry Hts., New Kensington, Pa Kostrubanic, John — R.D. 2, Girard, Pa. Kowalski, Pat — 1024 West 23rd St., Erie, Pa. Kowalski, Wallace — 334 East 1 1th St., Erie, Pa. Krasinski, Lawrence — 436 East 13th St., Erie, Pa. Kreitinger, Thomas — 3201 Old French Rd., Erie, Pa. Kubiak, Thomas — 2207 Parade St., Erie, Pa. Kujawinski, Tom — 609 East 9th St., Erie, Pa. Kuster, Bernard — 48 Pearl St., Newark, Ohio Lalonde, Gerald — 91 1 West 8th St., Erie, Pa. LaRiccia, Anthony — 1596 West 30th St., Erie, Pa. Lauderbaugh, Richard — 317 Cherry St., Erie, Pa. Leone, Ercole — 1047 West 28th St., Erie, Pa. Lesko, Kenneth — 224 Mechanic St., Girard, Pa. Letcher, James — 2052 Kilpatrick Ave., Erie, Pa. Lewis, Archie — 1 1 75 E. Arlington Rd., Erie, Pa. Lewis, Jerry — 55 E. Bond St., Corry, Pa. Linz, John — R.D. 4, Meadville, Pa. Lorelli, John — 603 Fourth Ave., Punxsutawney, Pa. Lott, Jerry — 1941 Pioneer Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Luciano. Nicholas — 413 East 22nd St., Erie, Pa. Lynam, Wilbur — 216 E. Sixth St., Oil City, Pa. Lynch, James — 320 Metz St., Erie, Pa. Lyons, Gary — 106 Eagle Pt. Blvd., Erie, Pa. Major, Paul — 3411 Holland St., Erie, Pa. Makepeace, Darryl — 814 Brown Ave., Erie, Pa. Moloney, James — 234 East 5th St., Erie, Pa. Manno, James — 609 West Main St., Ridgway, Pa. Monucci, Thomas — 2207 French St., Erie, Pa. Maracci, Robert — 510 Strathmori Ave., Erie, Pa. Marino, Edmond — 313 First St., Sharpsville, Pa. Markiewicz, Joseph — 949 East 21st St., Erie, Pa. Martin, James — 24 Pearl Ave., Oil City, Pa. Mason, David — 107 Main St., Clarendon, Pa. Masson, J. Patrick — 200 Second St., Rouseville, Pa. Masterson, Edward — 129 Sideway St.. Buffalo, N.Y. Matava, Joseph — R.D. 3, Union City, Pa. Matts, Donald — 5111 Lexington St., Erie, Pa. McStraw, Richard — R.D. 6, Box 207, Erie, Pa. Meehl, Donald — 75 Vine St., North East, Pa. Migdal, Robert — 613 East 28th St., Erie, Pa. Mildenberger, Robert — 3528 Greengarden Blvd., Erie, Miller, Kenyon — 1317 W. Prospect St., Ashtabula, Ohii Miller, William — 210 Chestnut St., Punxsutawney, Pa. Misko, Ronald — 530 N. Sixth St., Jeannette, Pa. Mifri, Joseph — 3225 Elmwood Ave., Erie, Pa. Moore, George — 176 N. Lincoln St., Orchard Park, N.Y. Morocco, Richard — 1210 Roemel, Farrell, Pa. Moulthrop, John — Conneautville, Pa. Mullins, Charles — 14 Clifford St., Buffalo, N.Y. Murphy, Edward — 4212 Peach St., Erie, Pa. Murphy, Robert — 157 Good Ave., Buffalo, N.Y. Napierkowski, Raymond — 90 Walnut St., Natrona, Pa. Nawrocki, Daniel — 1163 East 38th St., Erie, Pa. Nestved, Arthur — Ripley, N.Y. Nielsen, David — 2002 Camphausen, Erie, Pa. Nientimp, John — 505 East 24th St., Erie, Pa. Norberg, Edward — 1812 Pitman Ave., Box 66, New York, N.Y. Nowak, Roger — 90 Academy Rd., Buffalo, N.Y. Ochs, Regis — Lucinda, Pa. Ogden, Harold — 3827 Briggs Ave., Erie, Pa. O'Hara, James — 739 Pennsylvania Ave., Erie, Pa. Oliver, Samuel - 718 North St., Oil City, Pa. Orbanek, Gerald - R.D. 1, McKean, Pa. Orcutt, William - 242 King St., Dunkirk, N.Y. Orlowski, Raymond — 1020 Priestly Ave., Erie, Pa. Osiecki, Thomas — 624 East 30th St., Erie, Pa. Osferberg, Harvey — 2724 Holland St., Erie, Pa. Ostromecki, Ronald — 1269 East 28th St., Erie, Pa. Palatella, Edward — 38 Marwood Rd., Port Washington, N.Y. Palmer, Donald — 612 Maryland Ave., Erie, Pa. Paonessa, Thomas — 431 Portage Rd., Niagara Falls, N.Y. Paris, Raymond — 3616 Washington Ave., Erie, Pa. Parmeter, David — 1808 Buffalo Rd., Erie, Pa. Peterson, Dennis — 328 Glenraudh Ave., Erie, Pa. Philippakis, Andreas — 605 Tyndall Ave., Lawrence Park, Pa. Piccirillo, Michael — 523 W. Main St., Ridgway, Pa. Pietrandrea, Samuel — 583 Sixth Ave., Koppel, Pa. Pilewski, Robert - 126 Spruce St., Oil City, Pa. Pommer, Robert — 3753 Bird Dr., Erie, Pa. Pontzer, Terence — 500 Spruce St., St. Marys, Pa. Popowski, Robert - 658 East 25th St., Erie, Pa. Power, Thomas — 801 Belloire Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Principe, Anthony — 910 Fifth Ave., Brockway, Pa. Pryjomski, Richard — 51 Linden St., Natrona, Pa. , Russell — 655 West 9th St., Erie, Pa. n Reiser, John — 932 West 8th St., Erie, Po. Reitebach, Charles — 1359 West 32nd St., Erie, Pa. Rhoads, William — 840 East 26th St., Erie, Pa. Rogala, Frank — 2926 Perry St., Erie,Pa. Rogers, Kenneth — 228 Maryland Ave., Erie, Pa. Ross, David — Smethport, Pa. Rosswog, Raymond — 529 East 6th St., Erie, Pa. Ryan, James — R.D. if 2, New Kensington, Pa. Ryden, William — R.D. it 1, McKean, Pa. Rzodkiewicz, Richard — 648 East 13th St., Erie, Pa. Sandusky, William — 919 East 27th St., Erie, Pa. Sanner, Robert — 920 German St., Erie, Pa. Sarnowski, James — 331Vi East 10th St., Erie, Pa. Schetzina, Jan - R.D. 5, Wolf Rd., Erie, Pa. Schlaudecker, Robert — 1824 West 32nd St., Erie, Pa. Schmitt, Norberf — 624 Excelsior St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Schneider, Harold — 325 Shenley Dr., Erie, Pa. Schneider, Thomas — 823 German St., Erie, Pa. Senger, Richard — 949 West 30th St., Erie, Pa. Seyffert, John — 36 Oakwood St., Greenlawn, N.Y. Shaffer, Richard — 112V2 Beyer Ave., Punxsutawney, Pa. Shiel, David — 1047 Newton Ave., Erie, Pa. Shipley, Joseph — 436 West 31st St., Erie, Pa. Simpson, Samuel — 2179 South Manor Dr., Erie, Pa. Sitter, Richard — 926 Chelsea Ave., Erie, Pa. Skuce, John — R.D. 1, Buffalo Rd., Harborcreek, Pa. Slater, John — Roystone, Sheffield, Pa. Slomski, Charles - 914 Wallace St., Erie, Pa. Smith, Frederick — 14 Lewis St., Oil City, Pa. Smith, James — 237 East 23rd St., Erie, Pa. Snyder, Larry — 3824 Myrtle St., Erie, Pa. Snyder, William — 1104 Park St., McKeesport, Pa. Sohl, Richard — 1 126 East 30th St., Erie, Pa. Sokol, Frank — 836 Porte St., Oakmont, Pa. Sosey, Thomas — 321 East 37th St., Erie, Pa. Southworth, Walter — 454 East 28th St., Erie, Pa. Stolinski, Edward — 655 East 25th St., Erie, Pa. Stoltz, Francis — 1225 Spruce St., Reading, Pa. Sutula, Robert — R.D. 1, McKean, Pa. Swartzwelder, Thomas — Box 143, Strattanville, Pa. Tann, Richard — 922 West 10th St., Erie, Pa. Taylor, James — 1012 Cranberry St., Erie, Pa. Triola, Carl - 783 Alden St., Meadville, Pa. Trombetta, Thomas —1139 East Lake Rd., Erie, Pa. Tryon, Michael — 251 Herman St., Buffalo, N.Y. Turowski, Adrian — 831 East 24th St., Erie, Pa. Vitelli, Salvatore — 249 West 23rd St., Erie, Pa. Von Hoene, Paul — 200 Overdale Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa. Voskuhl, Thomas — 1913 Fifth Ave., Beaver Falls, Pa. Wagner, Earl - 2623 Holland St., Erie, Pa. Waltz, James — 1 155 Buffalo Rd., Erie, Pa. Watts, William — 31 17 Spruce Dr., Oil City, Pa. Weir, Ronald — 502 Maryland Ave., Erie, Pa. Weis, Charles - 719 West 2nd St., Erie, Pa. Wiand, John — Linden St., Box 203, Stoneboro, Pa. Wilson, Robert — 449 North Oakland Ave., Sharon, Pa. Winschel, Kenneth — 2948 Poplar St., Erie, Pa. Wolfe, Mark - 3711 West 12th St., Erie, Pa. Yochim, Mary Alice - 409 East 26th St., Erie, Pa. Young, Edward — 716 S. Main St., DuBois, Pa. Young, Robert — 2919 Auburn Ave., Erie, Pa. Zack, John — 2952 Maple St., Erie, Pa. Zamorski, Edward — 1029 East 9th St., Erie, Pa. Zentis, Joseph — 5 S. Main St., McKean, Pa. Zimmerly, James — 247 West 26th St., Erie, Pa. Zimmerman, Daniel — 812 German St., Erie, Pa. Zukowski, Edward - 624 East 22nd St., Erie, Pa. FRESHMEN Agostini, David — 635 West 22nd St., Erie, Pa. Alias, Charles — 254 South Second St., Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Allison, Craig - 120 West 22nd St., Erie, Pa. Amann, Carl — 522 North Sixth St., Jeannette, Pa. Amico, Alexander — 1324 Roemer Blvd., Farrell, Pa. Anderton. John — 20' 2 Pearl Ave., Oil City, Pa. Anthony, John — 52 Best St., Buffalo, N.Y. rirr , Kevin — 62 Lynncrest Terr., Buffalo, N.Y. Barsotti, Joseph — 306 Johnson Dr., Ellwood City, Pa. Bartone, Ronald — 124 Merline Ave., Erie, Pa. Battaglia, Charles — 352 Traverse Blvd., Buffalo, N.Y. ] 160 Bauder, Charles — 1036 West 7th St., Erie, Pa. Bayle, William - R.D. 4, Corry, Pa. Bednarski, Floyd - 2006 Ash St., Erie, Pa. Beichner, Keith — Box 104, Clarion, Pa. Benczkowski, Robert - 413 East 23rd St., Erie, Pa. Berarducci, Ronald - 1838 West 32nd St., Erie, Pa. Berry, John — 6737 East Lake Rd., Erie, Pa. Biancardi, Louis — 656 Raspberry St., Erie, Pa. Bierbauer, Theodore — 2836 Raspberry St., Erie, Pa. Bleil, William - R.D. 3, Erie, Pa. Blessington, Michael — 3609 Court St., Erie, Pa. Blowers, Douglas — 1034 West 5th St., Erie, Pa. Bobango, John — Scribner Ave., DuBois, Pa. Bonavita, Charles — 1305 Penna. Ave., W. Warren, Pa. Bondanza, Jerome — 631 Center Rd., Buffalo, N.Y. Boyle, John — Scribner Ave., DuBois, Pa. Brennan, John — Brockport, Pa. Brightfelt, William - 1216 Hilltop Rd., Erie, Pa. Brookhauser, William — 819 Cascade St., Erie, Pa. Brophy, Patrick — 321 East 30th St., Erie, Pa. Brugger, George — 4814 Ft. Sumner Dr., Washington, D.C. Buckel, Dennis — 203 East 6th St., Erie, Pa. Buczynski, Bernard — 1 141 East 20th St., Erie, Pa. Budny, Joseph — 747 East 23rd St., Erie, Pa. Buffamanti, Charles — 22 Stonecroft Lane, Eggertsville, N.Y Burek, Richard — 1 140 East 36th St., Erie, Pa. Burr, Gerard — 215 Longacre, Erie, Pa. Butryn, Paul - 409 Hoyt St., Dunkirk, N.Y. Buxton, Robert — 555 Ovington Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. Byrne, Thomas — 5169 Woodworth St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Calamita, Joseph — 626 East 29th St., Erie, Pa. Carbon, James — 101 Walnut St., Warren, Pa. Carlin, Thomas — 223 Short St., Erie, Pa. Casillo, James — 1247 West 20th St., Erie, Pa. Castaldi, William — 2000 N. Broom St., Wilmington, Del. Castagnino, Joseph — 9 Wetmore St., Warren, Pa Chandley, Donald — 125 Lake Ave., Erie, Pa. Chapman, Dennis — 2124 Norton St., Rochester, N.Y. Chludzinski, Ronald — 960 East 31st St., Erie Chuzie, James — 3515 Hazel St., Erie, Pa. Cioccio, James — 304 East 1 1th St., Erie, Pa. Conley, James — 821 West 23rd St., Erie, Pa. Consedine, William — Cranesville, Pa. Cooney, Charles - 422 West 29th St., Erie, Pa Cosentino, Patrick — 1236 86th St., Niagara Falls, N.Y Cosgrove, Terrence — 53 Reed Ave., Lackowana, N.Y. Costa, Joseph — 246 East 8th St., Erie, Pa. Coyne, John — 431 Hastines St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Cropek, David — 248 East 30th St., Erie, Pa. Curry, John — 193 White Ave., Sharon, Pa. Czechowicz, Richard — 132 Coit St., Buffalo, N.Y. Dailey, Thomas — 963 West 30th St., Erie, Pa. Dambrosia, James — 321 Pine St., Punxsutawney, Pa. Davies, Clifford — 1507 97th St., Niagara Falls, N.Y. Deibler, Eugene — 1 1 15 East 30th St., Erie, Pa. DelBene, Ronald — 3470 Atlantic , Warren, Ohio Delio, Peter — 859 East 28th St., Erie, Pa. Demetter, Richard — 1203 West 31st St., Erie, Pa. DeMichele, Samuel — 1438 West 36th St., Erie, Pa. Demma, Michael — 920 Lock St., Tarentum, Pa. Deney, Richard — 4855 Seneca St., Buffalo, N.Y. DeSante, David — 3009 Pine Ave., Erie, Pa. DiCicco, Richard — Hiland Ave., Corapolis, Pa. Dickerson, Milton — 1143 Farmingoale Rd., Cheektowaga, N.Y Dickerson, Robert — 1 1 43 Farmingoale Rd., Cheektowaga, N.Y Diefenbach, Thomas — 918 East 28th St., Erie, Pa. Diefendorf, James — 3900 Terrace Ave., Pennsauken, N.J. Ditrich, Robert — R.D. 6, Peck Rd., Erie, Pa. Dooley, Thomas — 20 Mason Ave., Babylon, N.Y. Dresch, Lewis — 122 Windfield, Grove City, Pa. Drexler, Arthur — 932 West 21st St., Erie, Pa. Dunn, Oscar — R.D. 1, Buffalo Rd., Harborcreek, Pa. Edwards, Dennis — 611 Moran St., Oil City, Pa. Eichelsdorfer, Gary - 226 West 23rd St., Erie, Pa. Eiswerth, Thomas — 2620 Chestnut St., Erie, Pa. Engle, William — 2029 Sixth Ave., Beaver Falls, Pa. English, James — 125 W. Bloss, Titusville, Pa. Esser, Robert — 255 East 29th St., Erie, Pa. Fabian, David — 1037 East 9th St., Erie, Pa. Folk, Richard - 148 Lake Cliff Dr., Erie, Pa. Farrell, Joseph — 1033 West 7th St., Erie, Pa. Ferralli, Anthony — R.D. 4, North East, Pa. Ferketic, Frank — 2720 Edison St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Filer, Robert — 48 Plum St., Greenville, Pa. Fischer, Charles — 3620 Sycamore Dr., Erie, Pa. Fischer, James — 4350 Miller Ave., Erie, Pa. Flately, Willard — 1954 East Second St., Erie, Pa. Fleckenstein, David — 403 Mayer St., Oil City, Pa. Flood, John — 28 Main St., Randolph, N.Y. Folino, Joseph — 231 Orchard Ave., Ellwood City, Pa. Fox, Edward — 1440 38th St., Canton, Ohio Franco, Alfred - 257 Kirkwood Dr., Buffalo, N.Y. Fredericks. Lawrence — 2619 Plum St.. Erie. Pa. ' ' :'; 4: 161 Gaede, Roger — R.D. 2, Rome, Ohio Garbin, John — 3428 Elmwood Ave., Erie, Pa. Gartner, William — 419 Lighthouse St., Erie, Pa. Gaylord, Norman — 244 East 29th St., Erie, Pa. Getchell, Thomas - 903 East 37th St., Erie, Pa. Giangiordano, Orlando — 100 South Second St., Greenvil Gibson, Thomas — 304 East St., Warren, Pa. Glaros, Nicholas — 240 Cascade Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa. Glasl, John — 186 Laurelwood Court, Emporium, Pa. Gloekler, Paul — 2702 Homestead Dr. Erie, Pa. Golibersuch, James — 1009 Lovejoy St., Buffalo, N.Y. Graham, William — R.D. 1, North East, Pa. Gray, John — 927 East 31st St., Erie, Pa. Greenwald, William — R.D. 2, North East, Pa. Grignol, Lewis — 3115 Cascade St., Erie, Pa. Guarino, Vincent — 268 Prospect Ave., Erie, Pa. Hall, Dennis — 12 Sampson Ave., Lake City, Pa. Hall, Larry - 1940 West 35th St., Frie, Pa. Hanninen, Thomas — 1623 West 21st St., Erie, Pa. Hanson, Steven — 336 East 34th St., Erie, Pa. Hardik, Milan — 19 Hathaway St., Girard, Pa. Harrity, Hugh — 605 Marshall Dr., Erie, Pa. Hart, John — 31 Clinton St., Bradford, Pa. Hatheway, Richard — 2918 Myrtle St., Erie, Pa. Hayes, Richard — 2861 Berkshire Rd., Cleveland, Ohio Hayes, David — Lake City, Pa. Heintzel, Robert - 2822 Holland St., Erie, Pa. Hickey, Patrick — 1220 West 10th St., Erie, Pa. Hilinski, Edward — 2920 Atlantic Ave., Erie, Pa. Hogan, Timothy — 1856 Langfield Dr., Buffalo, N.Y. Holeva, John — 519 Linden Ave., New Kensington, Pa. Holquist, Gary — 316 Raspberry St., Erie, Pa. Holtz, William — 1044 West 25th St., Erie, Pa. Hornaman, Thomas — 833 East 26th St., Erie, Pa. Hughey, Francis — 317 Washington St., Oil City, Pa. Hutzler, Richard - 615 West 10th St., Erie, Pa. Jacox, Morgan — 4508 Homeland Blvd., Erie, Pa. Jarzomski, Thomas — 419 East 5th St., Erie, Pa. Kaczmarek, Thomas — 71 0' 2 East 11th St., Erie, Pa. Kalicki, Alex — 1421 East 8th St., Erie, Pa. Kaminsky, Anthony — 441 1 Homeland Blvd., Erie, Pa. Karle, James — 2931 Cocran St., Erie, Pa. Keane, Michael — 3181 Glenhurst Rd., Willobrick, Ohio Kelly, Emil — Depot St., Harborcreek, Pa. Kerchansky, Stephen — 909 Wagner, Carnagie, Pa. Kingsley, Richard - 747 East 24th St., Erie, Pa. Klaus, Thomas — 950 West 6th St., Erie, Pa. Klemm, James — 325 Cascade St., Erie, Pa. Kline, Donald — Tionesta, Pa. Koller, Frederick — R.D. 1, North East, Pa. Komosa, James — 555 East 26th St., Erie, Pa. Kondzielski, Thaddeus - R.D. 1, North East, Pa. Koster, Edward — 4303 Parade Blvd., Erie, Pa. Krainock, Francis — 1010 Ash St., Erie, Pa. Krasnesky, William — R.D. 6, Erie, Pa. Krug, F. Thomas — 561 N. Michaels St., St. Marys, Pa. Kuhns, Albert - R.D. 1, Fairview, Pa. Kuklinski, Edward - 632 East 12th St., Erie, Pa. Kurpiewski, Edward — 512 East Third St., Erie, Pa. Kuzina, Paul — 15 Coolidge Rd., Buffalo, N.Y. Lander, Ronald - 1356 East 20th St., Erie, Pa. Lang, Walter - 936 West 6th St., Erie, Pa. LaPrice, Richard - 713 East 29th St., Erie, Pa. LaRusch, LaVerne — 210 Oheman, Buffalo, N.Y. Lea, Robert — 321 East Main St., Titusville, Pa. Lechner, Thomas — 407 Kahkwa Ave., Erie, Pa. Ledwin, Norman — 733 More Ave., Kenmore, N.Y. LeFaiver, Robert — 3121 Perry St., Erie, Pa. Leingang, Charles — 3308 Charlotte St., Erie, Pa. Leone, Val - 633 West 16th St., Erie, Pa. Leroux, Gerald — 523 West 9th St., Erie, Pa. Lew, Thomas — 2717 Federal St., Camden, N. J. Lewkowicz, Richard — 655 West 8th St., Erie, Pa. Liebel, James — 755 Rosedale Ave., Erie, Pa. Litra, Herman — 1306 Walnut St., McKeesport, Pa. Loncharic, Francis - 1775 West 34th St., Erie, Pa. Loreno, Larry — R.D. 1, Greenville, Pa. Lupiano, Vincent — 1 160 Park Ave., New York, N.Y Lynch, David - 218 West 5th St., Erie, Pa. Macioch, Robert — 312 Marsh St., Erie, Pa. Maclver, James — 423 West 5th St., Erie, Pa. MacKrell. Thomas — 128 Morehead St., Erie. Pa. Pa. Malovich, Jacob — 603 Meadowvale Lane, Media, Pa. Marchibroda, Daniel — 240 Washington Ave., Oil City, Pa. Mariani, John — 1 10 Holland Ave., Coraopolis, Pa. Marofsky, Peter — 704 East 5th St., Erie, Pa. Martin, James M. — 2619 German St., Erie, Pa. Masson, Andrew — Rouseville Pa. Mauro, John — 930 Center Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. May, Ingo — 229 West 18th St., Erie, Pa. McAleer, Richard — 809 Hudson St., Hoboken, N.J. McAleer, Thomas — 809 Hudson St., Hoboken, N.J. McCabe, Dennis — 2638 Poplar St., Erie Pa. McCarthy, Terrence — 3907 Edgewater Dr., Ashtabula, Ohio McCooey, Henry — 803 Poplar St., Erie, Pa. McCurdy, Donald — R.D. 1, Davidson Rd., Erie, Pa. McEnery, Thomas — 507 Andrews Pk. Blvd., Erie, Pa. McGinnis, William — 1416 Oakmont Ave., Erie, Pa. McGinty, Joseph — 423 Elk St., Franklin, Pa. McGoey, James — 7 West 41st St., Erie, Pa. McKee, Robert — 1 1 Vilsack St., Pittsburgh, Pa. McLaughlin, Gerald — 238 Beechgrove Dr., Erie, Pa. McSweeney, Dennis — 2671 Cocran St., Erie, Pa. Meko, John - 4020 Cocran St., Erie, Pa. Mentz, Charles — 2416 Myrtle St., Erie, Pa. Merhar, Carl — 1 194 E. Grandview Blvd., Erie, Pa. Meshanko, Robert — R.D. 2, Valencia, Pa. Messina, Joseph — 504 East 34th St., Erie, Pa. Messineo, Leonard — 436 Mel ville St., Rochester, N.Y. Metelski, John — Ridgway, Pa. Meyner, Daniel — 1010 West 25th St., Erie, Pa. Miczo, Alex — 1234 West 10th St., Erie, Pa. Miller, John — R.D. 3, Sagertown, Pa. Milne, Harry — R.D. 2, Union City, Pa. Mingoy, Robert — 5135 West Ridge Rd., Erie, Pc Moore, Charles — 197 Adelaide St., Warren, Pa Morrissey, John — 528 Shunpile Rd., Erie, Pa. Moser, Robert — 4009 Parade Blvd., Erie, Pa. Moske, James — 414 East 7th St., Erie, Pa. Nagorski, Gerard — 418 East 12th St., Erie, Pa. Newman, George — Greenhurst, N.Y Newman, David — 350 West 8th St., Erie, Pa. Nicholson, William - 1832 West 29th Niebauer, David — Fairview, Pa O'Donnel, George — 1835 East Lake Rd., Erie, Pa O'Dowd, James — 2169 South Manor Dr., Erie, Pi Oswald, George — 1015 Etna Dr., Erie, Pa. Often i, Robert — 2749 West 14th St., Erie, Pa. Pais, Louis — Lewis Run, Pa. Patterson, James — 410 North Maple, Mercer, Pa Perrotti, John — 70 N. High St., Greenville, Pa. Petsch, Erich - 56 S. Pearl St., North East, Pa. Pianta, Thomas — 906 East 27th St., Erie, Pa. Pierce, David — 2622 Perry St., Erie, Pa. Pinizotti, Myron — 6600 Pine Ave., Niagara Falls, N.Y. Pittner, Gerald — 450 Main St., West Seneca, Pa. Plavcan, John — 237 East 28th St., Erie, Pa. Podbielski, Paul — 3008 Marvin Ave., Erie, Pa. Policasfro, Joseph — 554 R. Shearer St., Greensburg, Pa. Polomsky, Thomas — Burton, Ohio Pontzer, Joseph — 500 Spruce St., St. Marys, Pa. Powell, George — R.D. 1, Harborcreek, Pa. Priestas, Raymond — 104 Third Ave., Koppel, Pa. Prota, Vincent — 221 County St., New Haven, Conn. Rawa, Edward —1137 Buffalo Rd., Erie, Pa. Rebman, Donald — 333 East 24th St., Erie, Pa. Reiser, Thomas — 1154 West 7th St., Erie, Pa. Rezmerski, John — 338 Shawmut, Johnsonburg, Pa. Rizzo, Louis — 3832 Pennsylvania Ave., Erie, Pa. Rodgers, Gerald — Duke Center, Pa. Romano, Lawrence — 718 Cleveland Dr., Buffalo, N.Y. Rudy, James — 2909 Liberty St., Erie, Pa. Ryan John — 5139 Lake Pleasant Rd., Erie, Pa. Rybok, David — 143 Cadman Dr., Wilmsville, NY. Saber, Joseph — 415 Ash St., Erie, Pa. Sadler, Joseph - Kent, N.Y. Sammartino, Edward — 2913 Woodlawn Ave., Erie, Pa. Schultz, Robert — 708 East 5th St., Erie, Pa. Schumacher, James — 1701 Mt. Joseph, Pittsburgh, Pa. Sebold, Anthony — 1 1 10 West 9th St., Erie, Pa. Sedelmyer, Robert - 1842 East Lake Rd., Erie, Pa. Serafmi, Gerald — Forrest St., Coalport, Pa. Sette, Domenic — 2925 Cherry St., Erie, Pa. St., Erie, Pa cMxt j; Sheeser, Joseph — 407 Highland Ave., Punxsutawney, Pa. Shipley, Daniel — 436 West 31st St., Erie, Pa. Signorelli, John — 1416 West 35th St., Erie, Pa. Simmons, Jerome — 2632 Myrtle St., Erie, Pa. Simon, George — 2636 Frontier Dr., Erie, Pa. Sifter, Ronald — 2520 Filmore Ave., Erie, Pa. Skarupski, Timothy — 718 East 13th St., Erie, Pa. Skidmore, Stephen — R.D. f? 2, Summerville, Pa. Smith, Don - R.D. 1, Guys Mills, Pa. Smith, Harold — 458 West 9th St., Erie, Pa. Smolinski, John — 5506 Fulda Dr., Erie, Pa. Soder, Charles — 1544 West 31st St., Erie, Pa. Sorgen, Stephen — 736 Linden Ave., Erie, Pa. Squires, Charles — 743 East 8th St., Erie, Pa. Stalski, Igor — 132 East Third St., Erie, Pa. Stamm, Robert - 890 F. St., Meadville, Pa. Stankiewicz, Alfred — 3106 Marvin Ave., Erie, Pa. Stanonis, Stanley — R.D. 1, Houtzdale, Pa. Starocci, Samuel — 2928 Reed St., Erie, Pa. Staszewski, Stanley — Coopertown, Pa. Stewart, Robert — 261 Bissel Ave., Oil City, Pa. Straub, William — 633 Euclid Ave., Erie, Pa. Streit, Gary — 530 Smiley St., Ellwood City, Pa. Stubenhofer, Norman — 458 East 24th St., Erie, Pa. Sturgis, Raymond — 219 Myrtle St., Erie, Pa. Suchar, Gerald — 1 128 Brewster St., Erie, Pa. Sulecki, Wayne — 1414 East 9th St., Erie, Pa. Svoren, Donald — 21 1 Oakgrove Dr., Williamsville, N.Y. Swanson, Paul — 633 West 1 1th St., Erie, Pa. Szymanski, Joseph — Wilcox, Pa. Szymanowicz, Philip — 1929 East 7th St., Erie, Pa. Tarbell, Richard — 1522' 2 Liberty St., Erie, Pa. Tassone, John — 608 Beech St., Warren, Pa. Thompson, John — 1040 Grace St., Erie, Pa. inney, John — 23 S. Ridge Rd., Erie, Pa. Tirabasso, Daniel — W. Maple Ave., Geneva, Ohio Trzeciak, David — 509 Greenridge Rd., Kensington, Pa. Tubbs, David — 517 W. Spruce St., Titusville, Pa. Turner, Charles — R.D. 1, Littlestown, Pa. Ulrich, Robert - 218 West 22nd St., Erie, Pa. Umpirowicz, Joseph — 2716 Pear St., Erie, Pa. Uhrmacher, Thomas — 328 Lighthouse St., Erie, Pa. Vacca, Nicholas — 7 Bangor St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Vail, John — 305 Maple St., Emporium, Pa. Vendetti, Chester — 3502 Cherry St., Erie, Pa. Verone, John — 428 Lawrence Ave., Ellwood City, Pa. Vitron, John — 1 108 East Ave., Erie, Pa. Voelker, Mark — 2653 Cochran St., Erie, Pa. Volk, John — 710 Highland Ave., Johnsonburg, Pa. Walsh, Robert — 253 Franklin St., Corry, Pa. Wardanski, Joseph — 1325 Lynn St., Erie, Pa. Wardell, Patrick - 237 West 21st St., Erie, Pa. Warneka, Thomas — 406 Hess Ave., Erie, Pa. Weindorff, Donald — 703 Nevada Dr., Erie, Pa. Weiner, George — Rego Park, N.Y. Wenrick, William - 153 West 23rd St., Erie, Pa. White, Dennis — 73 Redmond Ave., Buffalo, N.Y. White, Peter — 915 Park Ave., Farrell, Pa. Wieczorek, David — 536 East 14th St., Erie, Pa. Wienczkowski, Henry — 2213 Parade St., Erie, Pa. Wiesen, Thomas — 5645 S. Oakland Ave., Sharon, Pa. Wilhelm, William — 1808 East 6th St., Erie, Pa. Wisniewski, Ronald — 326 Lighthouse St., Erie, Pa. Wittman, James — 331 East 35th St., Erie, Pa. Wojciechowski, John — 702 East 23rd St., Erie, Pa. Wolf, Gerald - 323 East 28th St., Erie, Pa. Wolfhope, Henry — 118 Churchill St., Johnstown, Pa. Yaple, David - 6120 Peach St., Erie, Pa. Zieziula, Ronald — 95 Reed St., Erie, Pa. Zimmer, William — 950 East 27th St., Erie, Pa. Zimpfer, James — 341 Wabash Ave., Kenmore, N.Y. Zuppo, Joseph — 3212 Maple St., Erie, Pa. 162 AUTOGRAPHS 63 ance GANNON COLLEGE Erie, Pa. Well, we finally finished the book! It was quite a job, we admit, but we hope that our efforts have produced a yearbook which you will long enjoy. On the Lance page you met the people who devoted much of their time and energy towards helping us produce the book. We'd like to take this opportunity to thank our advisors, Father Slater and Mr. Young, our advertising agent Maurice Shoup, our photographer Louis Caravaglia, and our yearbook representative Robert Swanson, along with our entire staff — Frank, Mike, Bernie, Al, Jack, Carol, Wanda, Sue, Sam, and several others for special assistance. This, then, is the product of our combined efforts — the 1960 Lance. William C. Fertig, Jr. Anthony A. Salvia Co-Editors 164