Gannon University - Lance Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1961 volume:

NINETEEN HUNDRED AN SC|ENTIA CO-EDITORS PAUL GROSSER RICHARD TRZECIAK Multi- purpose Building I'm: Itnu tion Administration Faculty Wehrle II. .11 Lib rary c o L L E G E Engineering Building I M m' mi n n ii 11 i ■ m M Among Father Lor- rci's many and varied interests is bowline. He has had the lead- ing lemur average in the I.M. Bowlini; League as the spark- plug of the Faculty Team. V wov DEDICATION He is a quiet man. He is a dignified man ol an unimposing nature. He ma usually be seen working in his office, walking through the hulls of OM Main, or talking with those who work in Cannon's library. He is Gannon College's Dean of the Division ot Humanities. Reverend Louis H. Lord better known to the fac- ulty and students as Father l.orei. Father Lorei tirst came to Gannon as a student in 1939, when the school was still known as Cathedral College. In 1941, he went to Washington, I). C. to study at Catholic University. He earned his Bacheloi ol Aits degree in Philosophy in I! and his Master of Arts degree in Philosophy in 1911. He completed his theological studies in 1947. and was ordained in May ol that year. He received his Master's degree in Library Science in 1948. after he had returned to Cannon in the capacity of head librarian. Father Lord was ordained on May 15, the feast day of Saint John the Baptist de la Salle, who worked in the held of education. It is fitting, therefore, that u|xm his return to Gannon, Father Lord should be placed in a position so vital to the devel- opment and success of a college. At the time, Gannon was small, and its library was proportionally small. But Gannon was a growing school, and it was imperative that the school library grow with the school. To Father Lorei fell the task of filling the shelves of the library with volumes that would be of use to the increasing number of students in an increasing number of fields. But. it was not simply a matter of placing books on shelves. Rather, it was a matter of carefully selecting books that were needed at the time — those that were relevant to the courses taught, and valuable to the students attending. This is not an easy task in view of the countless number of books which cover the subjects taught here at Gannon College. In addition to his position at Gannon, Father Lorei held memberships in various library organizations, among which was the Catholic Library Association. At differ- ent times, he held the offices of publicity chairman, and chairman of the Western Pennsylvania L'nit of the Catholic Library Association : and he was the first editor of the newsletter published by the organization. Father Lorei has been Dean of the Division of Humanities since 1956. This ap- pointment, of course, made it impossible for Father Lorei to continue his work in the library, but the results of his work may be seen in the number and quality of the books in Gannon's library today. His contribution to the development and success of Gannon College is a school library — a center of knowledge — that has kept pace with the expansion of the college. So, to you, Father Lorei. do we dedicate this 1961 issue of the Gannon College Lance. HIS EXCELLENCY, MOST REV. EDWARD P. McMANAMAN, AUXILIARY BISHOP OF ERIE Movt Reverend Edward P. McManaman, Auxiliary Bishop and Pro-Vicar General of the Erie Diocese, from his position as secre- tary of the Board of Trustees works tirelessly for the development of a greater Gannon College. 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 Penn- sylvania which constitute his diocese. He recognized early in life that man has lx th an eternal and temporal destiny to achieve and that the surest means to that achieve- ment is the education and training of youth. In this respect, Bishop Gannon has recently inaugurated an ambitious, long- range development program for the pur- pose of increasing the facilities of the college. We cannot adequately express our gratitude for the abiding presence of our beloved founder and Chancellor. HOARD OF TRUSTEES Members of the Board of Trustees: Wilfred J. Nash, Presi- dent of Gannon College ; Bishop Edward P. McManaman. Auxiliary Bishop ; Archbishop John Mark Gannon, Chairman of the Board; Monsignor Wladislaus J. Stanczak; Rt. Rever- end C. Raymond McQuillen; Rt. Reverend William L. Sullivan. LAY ADVISORY BOARD SEATED, Left to Right: J. LeGrand Skinner. John W. Eng- lish. Archbishop John Mark Gannon, Rev. Wilfred J. Nash. Robert F. Merwin. STASDISG: Thomas Hoffman. Mi- chael J. Yeshecco, Robert A. Keim, Philip Cochran. Vincent Lechner, Marvin J. Kohloff. William P. McVcy, Frederick A. Blass, James A. Currie, John Sharkey, Jr. Other memben not included in the above photograph are: Mix Bellii, Ed- ward P. Boyle, Samuel Breene, Oicai I. Dunn, Herbert Spencer. Sr.. Joseph Gdanie PRESIDENT The Right Reverend Wilfred John Nash, M.A., S.T.L., LITT. I), the second president of Gannon College is revered as a Priest, scholar, and admin- istrator. PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL The President's Council is the policy- making .uid the co-ordinating Ixxly • ■I the college. The council attends to Uh- matters whi h affe t the oi nizational and financial welfare of the college .is .1 whole Members ol the limn il iiK lude ili - I tean ol eai h division, the Assistanl to the Presi- dent, the 1 1 1 toi l Student Per- the I reasurei . the Librarian, and the Business Man- STANDING Mi Hynes, IV I,orei. Fr. Wolf, Fr. Barcio, Fr. Slater. Fr. Lubiak. SEATED: Mi Waldron, Fr Nash, Mr Kraus. SPECIAL OFFICES REV. ROBERT G. BARCIO Dean of Men B V St. M.n 's University; S.T.B.. St. Mary's University; M.A.. Western Reserve Univer- sity; Ph. D. Candidate, Western Reserve University. LASZLO DOEMENY Assistant Director Physic. il Education, Director of Intra-MuraJ Activities; MS Hungarian University. OWEN T. FINECAN Director of Guidance and Placement B.S.. Duquesne University; M.S. University of Pittsburgh; Graduate Studies, Western Re- serve University. RICHARD L. HERBS! Kill K. gistrar B Gannon College; MA Fordham University; Graduate Studies. Western Reserve I ni versity. HERBERT HOELTER Industrial Relations Co-Ordi- nator. Lecturer in Business Sta- tistics. A.B. Gannon College. JOHN B. HYNES Business Manager. Syracuse University PAUL G. LARSEN Accountant B.S. Gannon College. REV. LOUIS PUS( Director of Student Activities, Athletic Moderator. B Or.i'i- : Koumania: Prop- aganda Fide University. Rome. Italy. MILTON SIMON Varsity Basketball Coat h 1. - Pennsyh ania State I di- versity. REV. JAMES W. PETERSON Associate Professor of Theology, Director of Religious Ai tivi- ties ; Director, Department of Theology. A.B., St. Mary's College; M Catholic University of America; Graduate Studies. Western Re- serve University. 11 REN JOHN ) SLATER Assistant to tin- President B.A., Georgetown University: M A Catholii I Iniversity of Anient ■ REV. NORBER1 G WOL1 Tn asurer I; St Mary's I M A Catholic University of All;' lie .1 DIVISION OF HUMANITIES DEAN, REV. LOUIS H. LOREI Dean of Humanities A.B.. Catholic University of America; B.S.L.S., Catholic University of America. REV. JOSEPH J. BARR Associate Prof, of Political Sci- ence; Director. Department of Political S ience S.T.L.. University of Kaunas. Lithuania; M.A.. Fordham University; Ph.D.. Fordham L'niversity. DR RICHARD L. BEYER Professor of History: Director. Department of History. A.B.. Allegheny College; M.A., University of Iowa: Ph.D.. University of Iowa. REV. JOHN BISCEY Director, Department of Soci- ology B.A. St. Mary's Seminary, M.S.W. Catholic University of America. REV. ROBERT F. BOWER Assistant to the Librarian B.A., Gannon College Gradu- ate Studies, Catholic Univer- sity of America. KI JOHN BURKE Instrw tot f Philosophy B.A M Sr !'. • . • nture I'd I) I i Tilh.itu I Fnivi ■ BUG1 NE CAIRO Instru. tot I'. I ni i r si t of NN is onsiti ; 1 Universit) i f Wisconsin; I'd I) l nivenity f Wiscon- sin. MELVIN E. CARNEY Assistant Professor f Psychol- H Gannon College. M.A., Fordham University; Graduate Studies. Western Reserve Uni- versity ATTILO CICCOZZI Instructor in Latin and Greek Ph 1) Larea in Letters. Uni- versity of Rome. CHARLES COLVIN Director. Department of Edu- cation B.A.. St. Bonaventure Univer- sity: M.A.. St. Bonaventure University; Graduate Studies. Western Reserve University. REV BONAVENTURE CIUFOLI Associate Prof, of Art and Music S.T.L.. Pontificium Athe- naeum. Rome: J.U.D. Pontifi- cium Athenaeum, Rome. REV. ALPHONSE CRISPO Associate Professor of Phil oso- phy; Director, Department of Philosophy S.T.L. Gregorian University, Rome; Ph.D., Gregorian Uni- versity, Rome: LL.D., State University, Rome. ERON DELEON-SOTO Assistant Professor of Spanish A.B., Gannon College, Gradu- ate Studies, University of Mexico. Acknowledging the perfection of the intellectual, so- cial, moral, and spiritual facets of the personality of man as a Divinely ordained end, the Humanities Di- vision of Gannon College seeks to contribute to the attainment of this perfection in the lives of its students by training in the tradition of a Christian education. The Division of Humanities seeks to provide the stu- dent with an intellectual basis for faith and the practice of religion, by imparting an unc.erstandin? of the mean- ing of self, to the world, to his fellow man. and to his Creator. REV. GILIO DIPRE Instructor of Philosophy B.A., St. Bonaventure Univer- sity; M.A., St. Bonaventure University. REV. ROBERT FIN Associate Professor of Russian Ph.B.. Gregorian University, Rome: M.A.. State Teachers College of Budapest. Hungary : STL.. Studium Generale OP. Budapest. Hungary: S.T.D.. Pazmany Peter State University of Budapest, Hun- gary. DR. TIHOMIL DREZGA Assistant Professor of Political Science LL.D.. Faulte de Droit de Paris: Academie de Paris; Ph.D. Scuola Vaticna de Bib- lioteconimia: Graduate .Stud- ies. Wien Staatswissenschaften, Berlin. JOHN FLEMING Assistant Professor of Psychol- ogy B.A., Gannon College; M.A., Fordham University; Gradu- ate Studies, Postgraduate Center 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., Catholic University. REV. JOHN' HILBERT [nitrui tor Theology B St Mary's University; 1 A ( landida te Catholic I fniversity of America. DR. MILIVOJ KARCIC Assistant Professor of German J.D., Law School. University of Innsbruck, Austria. REV. JAMES McCULLOUGH Instructor in Theology B.A., Gannon College, M.S., Catholic University of America. 't k A l k ANTHONY NANIA Instructor of English B A . Northland College : M Marquette University. REV. HOWARD NIEBLING Instructor of Psychology B.A.. St. Bonaventure ; M.A.. St. Bonaventure University. REV. JAMES PETERSON Associate Professor of The- ology: Director of Religious Ac- tivities; Director, Department of Theology A.B., St. Mary's College; M.A., Catholic University of America: Graduate Studies, Western Reserve University. DR. PAUL WARD PETERSON Assistant Professor of Latin and Greek: Director. Depart- ment of Foreign Languages A.B.. University of Pittsb urgh; Ph.D., New York University. |n|(N R . ARTHUR PITTS c. S Ohio Northern Uni- Instructor English B.S., in 1 i niversit) M 1 oluml I lie I fniversit) f Ameri a. DR. NORA ROTHSCHILD Instructor in German I)r Iur.. University of Frank- furt, Ccnn. my : MA. Catho- lii I Fniversity f An I.L B . 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. ilraLk 4Vl J. CARTER ROWLAND Associate Professor of English. Chairman. Department of English B.A.. Gannon College: M.A.. The Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, Graduate Studies. Western Reserve University. DR. FRANCIS R. A. SAAD Assistant Professor of Lan- guages B.A.. Pazmany Peter State University of Budapest, Hun- gary; M.A. Pazmany Peter State University of Budapest, Hungary; Ph.D. Pazmany Peter State University of Buda- pest. Hungar) ; M.A. in Ed., State Teachers' College of Budapest, Hungary. REV. JOHN SCIIANZ JOSEPH SCOTTINO Assistant Professor of Theology Instructor in Political Science B.A., St. Mary's College; B.A.. Gannon College: MA. M.A.. Catholic University of Fordliam University; Ph.D. America; Ph.D., Western Re- Candidate. Fordham Univer- serve University. sity. NORRIS SHEA Assistant Instructor in English B.A.. Gannon College; M.A., Western Reserve University. REV. RICHARD SULLIVAN Instructor in Theology B.A.. St. Bonaventure Univer- sity; M.A., St. Bonaventure University. REV. JOHN THOMPSON Assistant Professor of Philoso- phy B.A., Montreal University; M.A., Montreal University. MR. JOHN WALLACH Instructor English B.A., M.A. St. Bonaventure University. RICHARD J WEILAND Instructor in English B - St Man's College: B.A.. St Louis University MRS HELEN ZAND Let turer in So iology A.B. Cornell Univers ity LL 15 University of Buffalo. Arc they a! il .iL'.iin : DIVISION OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEAN JOHN E. WALDRON Professor, Dean of Business Administration : A.B.. Catholic University of America: M.A.. Catholic University of America; Ph.D., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. JAMES G. HANES Lecturer in Business Adminis- tration B.S.. Gannon College: LL.B.. Dickenson School of Law. I REV fOSEPH HIPP InMr !'. S i 1 Hue WILLI M LATIMER Lei hirer in A i minting B s ' rannon ( iollegi M B . m Resen e I Inivenity GEORGE EDWARD McCALLUM Instructor in Business Admin- istration B . I mvcrr.iiy of C llifornn PhD. Candidate, University of ( lalifornia GERALD McNELIS Lecturer in Accounting HA. Gannon College; University of Pittsburg. LL.B i I N [ ON D. MOORE Lecturer in Accounting B.S.. Gannon College. FRANK J. SALVIA Instructor in Accounting B.S.. Gannon College. FRANK SCALISE Lecturer in Economics B.S., M.S. Purdue University. WILLIAM L. SENNETT Lecturer in Business Adminis- tration A.B., Holy Gross; I.L.B., ( .n. i getown University. ANTHONY V. SINTCROPI Instructor in Labor Relations B.S., St. Bonaventure Univer- sity; M.I.L.R.. Cornell Univer- sity. PETER R. SMALTZ Instructor in Business Admin- istration A.B., Pennsylvania State Uni- versity ; Graduate Studies, Northwestern University, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. JOHN P. SUSKO Associate Professor of Business Administration ; Director, De- partment of Economics and Finance B.S., University of Pittsburgh M.A., University of Pittsburgh. Candidate Ph.D. University of Notre Dame. ROBERT J TULLIO Lecturer in Business Adminis- tration B.S.. Gannon Coll' FRANCIS C WEITHMAN Associate Professor of Account- ing; Director. Department of Ac c minting A.B.. Allegheny College M University of Michigan; G.P.A., Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. ERNEST C WRIGHT Assistant Professor of Account- ing B.S., Gannon College M M I Iniversity of ( Ink ago. MICH LL R VARBENI I :. Ac c ounting B.S., University of Notre Dame; C.P.A., Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. DEAN OF PURE AND APPLIED SCIENCE GERALD R. KRAUS Professor. Dean of Pure and Applied Science, B.S. Carnegie Institute of Technology: M.S. Carnegie Institute of Technology. REV. VICTOR L. ARENA Instructor in Biology Ph.D.. Natural Science. Uni- versity of Naples. ARTHUR H. COOK Assistant Professor of Engineering Drawing B.S. State Teachers College. Indiana. Pa. ALOVSIUS DAPPRICH Instructor in Mechanical Engineering M.S. in Engineering Mechan- ics. Penn State University. University Park. Pa. IW1I I I U I MAN 'tit of burgh. I HADDEUS 1 (.oRSKI Profesaoi of Ihemiitrj B.S University ol Pittsburgh ; l s University ol Pittsburgh THOMAS GUIDO Assistant Instructor in Mathematics B ( Ihemical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania CEORCE P. HESCH mt Instructor in ( Ihemistry A.B.. Cannon College. ELMER KOLMILLER. JR. Instructor in Biology B.S.. Western Reserve Univer- sity, MS. Western Reserve University. THOMAS MILLER Instructor Electrical Engineering. B.E.E. Gannon College JOHN PENG Instructor Ph si( 1 B.S. Physics Carnegie Institute of Techno! ogy. REV BERN KD l RUSSELL C.V.S.; Assistant Professor of M.itheiii.itu ■ A.B.. St. Victor's University; M.S. University l Michigan DR CLARENCE SCHILLING Assistant Professor of Mathe- matics Ph.D. L'niversitv of Illinois. WILLIAM A. SCHUBERT Assistant Professor of Biology: Director. Department of Biology B.S.. LaSalle College, M.S., L'niversitv of Pittsburgh. JERRY A. SELYAGGI Instructor in Electrical Engi- neering B.E.E. , Pratt Institute. LEONARD J YETRONE PAL I. WIEDLE [AMES VADESKY REV DDIS( IN N 1 III. Instructor in Mechanical Engi- Instni' tor Instrm toi Mathematii s neering B.S.. Gannon College. B.A. Mathem itici B.S Elo - Dii B.S. Gannon College trical Engineering Gannon Col- lege. B.S Si Bonaventun ' lity 1 S Si B CAFETERIA Dispensers f health and happiness, the cafeteria is the answer to the out-of-town students prayer. Ministered l Mr. Weavei (pic- tured left and manned In a whole flock of personnel, the cafT serves meals 3 times a i a and twice on Sunday to the dorm students and those itv students whose wives, motheis. and sisteis have forsaken them. The chefs touch is in ever) serving ol instant potatoes. In all seriousness, the caff stall is to lie congratulated on the food. If anyone wishes to complain, let him Inst attempt to serve upwards of 500 meah a i .w to 250 individuals of different taste. 1 h' s who also Ben e. Sn.u k Bar in action. How much spaghetti do you want? 20 MAINTENANCE Th.it do smart a mite! Look! Then- sin- goes again! Joe Lucky's jeep. Tote dat barge! Lift dat bale! This page donated by HALBACH BROTHERS F4 ss Lenn) and tin- ( !rew ADMINISTRATIVE AIDS 'Render then-fore unto Caesar The Girls, Peggy Johnson, Janice Miller, Dolly Kowalski. Mary Przezwicki, Elizabeth Hellman. Marie sorts the mail. in ■ moment when thingi were quiel I i iMirers Office when things were quiet as usual. LIBRARY The Gannon Library, as all students know, is located on the second floor of the Library Building, and as some students don't know, stretches through the second flooi of Old Main. Composed of 17,r)()() voluinnes, the l.i- brary forms a source of material for Philosoph) term papers. Art Music papers, Hook Reports, pre-test cramming, and most important, a place ol quiet between cl.isses to catch up on a lew winks ol shut-eye. Com- manded by Fr. Lubiak, the Gannon Library is always one step ahead of the Cannon Expansion Program. Fr. Lubiak. head of the Gannon Library. Mary Heya, Dorothy Krupenski, Judy Ruland. Rita Ann Nies, Librarians. Fr. Bower, as- sistant to Fr. Lubiak. The rank and file, Frank Tascone, Mike Tritto, Paul Chr anowski. 23 ■ CLASS ADVISERS Fr. Shane Fr. Dipre SENIORS CLASS OF 1961 CLASS OFFICERS Pete McNelis, Pres. Tom Miller, V-Pres. Steve Peters, Sec. Bill Carey, Treas. 25 I Mls 1 IBATE North But, Pa. li So. iology - ologj dub, IRc: Rifle Team. ALOIS w UBRAMCZYK Eric. Pa. B.S. Industrial Management JAMES P. AHEARX Brooklyn. N. V. B.A. History Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. Basketball. JOHN J. AHEARN Brooklyn, N.Y. B.A. Sociology Tau Kappa Epsilon. Varsity Basketball. I.M. Softball. JOHN I li ll I V B Politii al v a Epsilon, Alpha i K i l.C.G [ K I ROBERT J BARCZYNSK1 Pa II s Chemistry I ! Baseball, Football, Gan- ,, . n , ■ i i on rr nchi. it is Chinese! non B.mn. Professional Mu- ni i.in. This page donated by ER1 [NSURANCE EXCHANGE. DAVID B BEYER Erie, Pa. B.A. Political Scicm e Drama Club, Alpha Psi Omega Are we still having trouble with Harriot? LAWRENCE E. BARGER Warren. Pa. B.S. Accounting S.I.T.. Accounting Association. MICHAEL G. BARLETTA Ellwood. Pa. B.A. Psychology Gannon Knight THOMAS E. BARNES Emlenton, Pa. B.S. Accounting S.I.T. JOHN R. BARNHART Pittsburgh, Pa. B,S. Accounting Glee Club. I.M. Basketball. St. Thomas More, Scabbard Blade. ROBERT J. BRZEZINSK1 JOHN E BRETZ JAMES JOHN BRICE KENT J. BRK.HI Erie. Pennsylvania Erie. Pa. Erie, Pa. Verona, Pa. B.A. Languages BEE. Electrical Engineering B.S. Psychology B.S. Business Administration Blue K %. I. IT.. S aboard A 1 E.E., Weight lifting Team. I iu Kappa Epulon, Penning Blade. P.S.E.A.. Spanish Club. Rifles. St. Thomas M St. Thomas More Club. Gan- Who's Who. non Knight. Dcan s List. This page donatfd by STERLING MILK HOMER B BULGER JOSEPH F.. BURKE MICHAEL J. CANNONE CARMEN CATANIA Knr. Pa Brie, Pa. Farrcll, Pa. Erie, Pa. B I'hilosophy B.S. Industrial Management B.S. Biology B.S. Electrical Engineering R.O.T.C. Band. IM. Sports, Delta Sigma Phi. Science S.I.T. Secretary Order of Flaming Torch. Club, Varsity Basketball. WILLIAM R CAREY Erie. Pa B.S. Business Administration bard Blade Military Fraternity Volley Ball, R () I C Vanity Basketball. Wh-.s Who. IM Soft Ball. FRANK A. CHIMENTI Erie, Pa. B.A. Mathematics Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity. St. Thomas More Club, Tumbling Team. DAVID L. CHRISTENSEN Erie. Pa. B.S. Business Administration Spanish Club, Delta Sigma Phi. IM. Sports. WILLIAM R. CHRISTIE Erie. Pa. B.S. Business Administration Spanish Club WILLIAM M CLARK PATRICK J. CLIFFORD GERALD J. CONCILLA RAY L. CORNELL Erie. Pa. Oil City. Pa. North East, Pa. Eric, Pa. B.A. History. B.S. Business Administration Delta Sigma Phi, Spanish Club, S.I.T. I.M. Sports. B.S. Industrial Management. B.A. Psychology. RICHARD CORWIN Must be Democratic weather. RONALD H. D ALTON McKean. Pa. Erie, Pa. B.S Accounting B.S. Business Administration PATRICK J DELANEY Dubois. Pa. B.S. Electrical Engineering St. Thomas More Club. GERALD B. DITZ Fryburg. Pa. B.S. Electrical Ent'ineerinK I.M. Softball I.M. football, A.I.E.E. Varsity Rifle, St. Thomas More Club. I HOMAS L. DOOLIN Erie, Pa. B.A. Business Administration St. Thomas Moore Club, Scabbard Blade. JAMES F. DORAN Franklin, Pa. B.S. Accounting SIT. G.O.A.C. Accounting Assoc iation. I HUM s E DOl i.l VS 1 ■ I'.i lis (II RI.I s C DUG W Brookway, Pa B Business Administration Chesa ( Hub, ( rannon Band Management Club. TERRANCE C. DYMSKI Eric Pa. 15 A. Physics Please Madam. I don't understand Polish! Gl ' RG1 l I idi I |oll M 1 I rZGER I.D I Wll SG.F1 WMi.w Will I l M FLAN . AN Pa P I'.i Clarion, Pa. B English 11 M.llllllll.llil s B s Industrial Management B.A. Philosophy III iki P.S.E.A Si rhomai M  r« ( Hub This page donated b) THEVARSITY SHOP THOMAS M. FLYNN JOSEPH A. FORNAL CONRAD F. FRANZ FRANK J. FREDERICKS Erie. Pa. Oil City. Pa. Erie, Pa. Erie, Pa. B.S. Business Administration B.A. English B.S. Accounting B.S. Electrical Engineering Spanish Club. S.I.T. LIT.. P.S.E.A.. St. Thomas More Club. C.C.D. Scabbard Blade, C.C.D. A.I.E.E., IM Football. THOMAS R. GARVEY Oil City. Pa. B.S. Industrial Management Student Council. Baseball. EDWARD J. GEHRINGER Erie, Pa. B.A. Biology Science Club. ROBERT E GILDENSTON Franklin. Pa. B.S. Industrial Management Student Council, Gannon Oui door Activities Club. Manage- ment Club, United Fund Drive. Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. BRUCE C. GILLES Meadville, Pa. B.A. Business Administration. I just can' I ihave at 8:00 in the morning. I in i s GLOSICK Irvine Pi H 5 Industi Mgml . Delta Sig- i lub ti.u religion issue THOMAS J GOLDEN Erie. Pa. BE Elect Bngin., A.I.E.E. P.S.P.E. College Band JOSEPH B GOSS Eric. P.. B.S. Chemistry, Scabbard Blade NICHOLAS A. GOYETTE Puruutawney, Pa. B..S Business Adm.. Spanish Club, G.O.A C RICHARD J. GRABLE Erie. Pa. B.S. Accounting, Tau Kappa Epsilon. R.O.T.C. Band. WALTER L. GREINER Erie. Pa. B.S. Business Administration KM II l |) P f.Rn | K Pa B.S. 1 ! .11 I'm waiting for the upstate vote 32 PAL I. E. (JROSSER St. Mary's. Pa. B.A. Political Science. IRC: S I Who's Who .annon Knighl Feni ing Team. I. .in. I LIT. DANIEL H. HAIN Erie. Pa B Business, Spanish Club. St. Thomas More Club. i II RLES W. II WIS Erie. Pa. B.S. Industrial Management JEROME W. HARTER Erie, Pa. B.A. History. Delia Sigma Phi, Blue Key: S.U.; Scabbard Blade. LYLE l HICKEY Pa B.A. Political Science, IR( I .C 1 . The Demosthenes So- ciety. FELIX HOIDEN Erie B.S Accounting Whaddya mean you don't have any money? LAWRENCE P HOENES Erie. Pa. mine ANNE M [NGRAO North East. Pa. B S Bio trital Engineering, P.S.P.E I I I Red Crow l ( I I ( l .ZI Pa. B S Si al Studies I l RD A JANOSKO Farrell Pa I'. I [istoi ■ Varsity Basket sp.iiusli ( :iuli 33 l 1 I I | HNSON Pa, B ll it P.S.E.A JOHN R JOLLEY RICHARD . JOYCE PAUL L. KALIL Oil City, l Buffalo. N.Y. Ashtabula. Ohio B A Sot iology B V . ( ieneral Business B.S. Business Administration Delta Sigma Phi, Who's Who. G.O.A.C. Management Club, Student Council, I.F.C. Intramurals. DONALD P. KAZMAIER Erie. Pa. B.A. Sociology Drama Club. Alpha Psi Omega, Sociology Club. ROBERT D. KELLEY Erie, Pa. B.A. Chemistry P.R.S.. IM Football. IM Bas- ketball. 34 DAVID R KEVERLINE Bradford, Pa Ms Mechanical Engineering Glee Club [ his page donated b I [MES PI Bl ISHING OMPAW I DWARD S. KONDRAD i w Kensington, Pa. B Chemistry Blue Key, Who's Who. Dorm Council, Delia Sigma Phi. B.is- ketb ill. Tennis team. WILLIAM J KRAI'S Erie. Pa. B.A. Chemistry Science Club. German Club. ROBERT W. LAW SOX Erie. Pa. B s Electrical Engineering JOSEPH M LEONE Eric Pa. 11 S Vccounting Alpha Phi Delta. Blur Key; Inter-Fraternity Council; IM sports. JOHN C M VNCIN1 Erie. Pa. B.A, I listory CHARLES A MARGETTA ROBERT D. MARQUIS LOUIS W. MATZ JOHX M McCABE Erie. Pa. Beaver. Pa. Erie, Pa. Erie, Pa. B.S. Accounting B.A. Psychology B.S. Business Administration B.S. Accounting TKE: Glee Club: CCD Sci- Alpha Phi Delta. IM Sports. ence Club : Gannon Knight. Chess anyone? MICHAEL M CORMICK Erie. V B.S Industrie M :ient I RANCISC McCUSKER Pittsburgh 1' I'. S ( i minting Dorm !oun il Si 'I homai •• More ( Hub, IM Spot MICH l I G M I I i. III. IN P I 'in. mi e T.ui Kappa Epsilon, Blw K' Gumon Knight. KEREIN Mil G W Lackawanna, New York. B. History G.O.A.C St. Tbomaa More Club. Intramural Sports. PETER J. McNELIS Erie. Pa. B.A. Sociology Delta Sigma Phi. Blue Key, Who's Who. Sociology Club. St. Thomas More Club. FRANCIS J. MEHALL Brockway. Pa. B.S. Electrical Engineering St. Thomas More Club, A.I.E.E. GEORGE RAYMOND MIGDAL Erie. Pa. B A English Lamda Iota Tau. P.S.E.A s' Thomas More Club. Where's page 36?' II ROMI 1 Mill 1 K B S mting Kl( l! RI) W MII.I.ER Pa B.A I. uiguages P.S.E Si Thomas More I THOMAS D MIL! IK Erie. P.i. BE. Electrical Engineering Senior ClaSI 'ii ''-President R WMOND E MORRIS. JR Conneautville, Pa. 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Ri .1 |k 1 D ike Road l ri Pi GETCHELI I HOM VS Pa Gl l I I I i K1 Pa i .1 RON MD M •. ,i .i s | wii s 10 Baldwin Pa iSTOMSKI rHOMAS S Pa (.K M HI K KD 1016 Liberty S Bi Pa i.Kl i I EON KD 618 East 15th Si Brie Pa (.111(111 R M )H H l ( lifton 1). I ri« Pa (,t I l ( HER I HOM w K 1 Clifton Di Brie Pa II M DI R RONALD 133 S Marcella Ave Rialto, California II l s | ||o | s 141 Weil 7th Si . Brii Pa IUID RI( II KI I I Ganlel Di . Pitttburgh, Pa HER R MAN |oll Shorewood Dr., Rocheatei N.t iiii i i i i i w W ii 26th St., Erii Pa llll ,l skl rHOMAS RD. 7 Buffalo Rd., Erie, Pa llol LISTER | ll . 110 fames Ave Brie, Pa IK KN R BER I 12 19 Rankin Avi l • Pa [AKUBOWSKI, WILLIAM 649 East 1 3th Si Brii Pa. 11 K( ,l D ID Washington Ave . Brie, Pa. |oni S I) Win i 1 .i-i I5tl Pa K R1 ROGER B55WilmotRd Scartdale, N.1 Kl l |( IIN i i Grasiei Si . Bethal Park, Pa Kl I P DAVID 217 Main Si . Lake Citj Pa Kl l) loK Mols 1321 Eait 20th St., Erie, Pa KIDON, ROBER1 66 Chestnut Si . Fairview, Pa. 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LORELL1 |oil 6 I Fourth Ave., Punxsytawney, Pa. I.OI I JERRY 1941 Pioneer Ave . Pittsburgh, Pa. II ( II I EDW RD (844 Sassafras St., Erie. Pa. II (I NO NICHOLAS 417 West 26th St.. Erie. Pa. IA N M W II HI R — 216 East 6 St.. Oil City, Pa. lUlll I WII - M.i St., En.-. Pa I )NS (, R 112 Longat re Ave . Erie. Pa. M |OR I'M I. (411 Holland St.. Erie. Pa. MALONE I Wlls 234 East 5th St, Erie, Pa M N ( ) I Wll.s 308 South St., Ridgeway, PA. M Ni((l rHOMAS 2730 West 32nd St., Erie, Pa. M R ( ( I l« BERT 510 Strathmore Ave Erie. Pa. MARINO IDMOND 1 1 3 South First St., Sharpsville, Pa M RKII W l( ]( si I'll 949 East 21st St., Erie. Pa. M R I IN I WII S ..la. Ave, Oil City, Pa. MASSON I'WKKK 200 Second St., Rouseville, Pa. I s I I Rs )N EDW RD 129 Sidway St., Buffalo 10, N .Y MATAVA [OSEPH RD. 3, Union City, Pa M lls DONALD Jill Lexington St., Erie, Pa MAURO, JOHN terAve Pittsburgh 38, Pa. M-( M',1 | )ll .. Wesl 10th Si . Brii Pa Ml Kl I NT. I) WII) 26 Wesl - Brie, Pa. MILDENBERGER ROBER1 Greengarden Blvd.. Erie. MILLER (.11 MIR I RD 5, Wattsburg Rd., Erie, Pa Mill BR w III I Wl 210 Chestnut St Punxsutawney, Pa. Mist in ik I orris i Curtze Dr., Fairview, Pa MIsko RONALD 530 North 6th St, Jeannette, Pa Ml I Kl |os| I'M i | , | ,„ iv, MOORI GEORG1 176 N Lincoln Rd., Orchard Park, N.Y. MOROCCO KM HARD 1210 Roemei Blvd., Farrell Pa SM is|| R |( )|| r d - i Bom 86, Kan Pa M')i i NiKol' fOHN 1400 Water St, Conneautville, Pa Mi I I INs ( || KI is | 215 olliru S N Y Mi RI'ID D ID Pa Mi Kl'in i d kd (21 Peach Si Brii Pa Ml Rl'in Rl l'.l KIM Buffalo 20 N 90 Walnut St., Natrona, N MMERKOWSKI. RAYMOND F. Pa N MVROt Kl DANIEL 116:5 East 38th St., Erie, Pa. NORBERG, EDWARD 1812 Pinna,, Ave.. Bronx 66, N.Y. N( )R I IIROP. KENNETH 6 (2 Zephyr Ave.. Erie. Pa. • k lis ki GIS Lucinda, Pa. oil ski VINCENT 11H2 East 9th St., Erie, Pa. OLIVER SAMUEL E., JR. 718 North St., Oil City, Pa. oi.ON I RENCE 101 Crawford St.. Oil City, Pa. 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ANTHONY — 910 5th Ave., Brockway, Pa. PRO TV VINCENT 221 County St., New Haven, Conn. PRYJOMSKI, RICHARD 51 Linden. Natrona, Pa. RANEY. RUSSELL — 655 West 9th St., Erie. Pa. R W A. LARRY 2815 Reed St.. Erie, Pa. REISER. JOHN 932 West 8th St., Erie. Pa. REITEBACH. CHARLES 1359 West 32nd St.. Erie. Pa. RHOADS, WILLIAM 840 East 26th St., Erie. Pa. ROBERTS. WESLEY 396 Randolph St.. Meadville. Pa. ROGALA, FRANK - 2926 Perry St.. Erie. Pa. ROGERS. KENNETH 228 Maryland Ave.. Erie, Pa. ROMAN. VICTOR — 1421 East 8th St.. Erie. Pa. ROSS. DAVID Smethport. Pa. ROYCE, RICHARD — 12 S. State St., Ripley, N.Y. RUGGIERO, JOSEPH 39 Greebriar Dr.. Pittsburgh 16. Pa. RUSSELL. JAMES 4917 Glenwood Pk.. Ave. RYAN, JAMES — R.D. 2, New Kensington. Pa. RYDEN. WILLIAM McKean, Pa. RYS. RONALD 711 East 19th St.. Erie. Pa. RZODKIEWICZ. RICHARD — 3739 Bird Dr.. Erie. Pa. SABATINO. THOMAS 231 East 31st St.. Erie. Pa. SANDUSKY, WILLIAM — 919 East 27th St.. Erie. Pa. SANNER, ROBERT — 920 German St.. Erie, Pa. 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HEINTZEL, ROBERT — 2822 Holland St., Erie, Pa. HETTER. WILLIAM — 1027 East 8th St., Erie, Pa. HEYER. FREDERICK — 3594 West 103rd St.. Cleveland 11. Ohio. HICKEY. PATRICK — 1220 West 10th St., Erie, Pa. HOKAJ, LEO — 945 East 25th St.. Erie, Pa. HOLEVA, JOHN 519 Linden Ave., New Kensington, Pa. HOLLAND, HUBERT — 7135 Meade St.. Pittsburgh 8, Pa. HOLMES. CRAIG — West Second St., Waterford, Pa. HOLQUIST. GARY — 31 16 Raspberry St., Erie, Pa. HOLTZ, WILLIAM 1044 West 25th St.. Erie, Pa. HORNAMAN, THOMAS — 833 East 26th St., Erie, Pa. HUGHEY, FRANCIS 317 Washington Ave.. Oil City. Pa. HUTZLER. RICHARD — 4002 Feidler Dr., Erie, Pa. JACOX. MORGAN 4508 Homeland Blvd.. Erie, Pa. JARZOMSKI. THOMAS — 419 East 5th St., Erie, Pa. KACZMAREK. THOMAS — 1019 2 Reed St.. Erie. Pa. KALICKI. ALEXANDER — 1421 East 8th St., Erie. Pa. KAMINSKY, ANTHONY nil Homeland, Erie, Pa. KARLE, JAMES 2931 Cochran St.. Erie. I'a KEANE. MICHAEL — 31817 Glenhurst Rd.. WMowick, Ohio KERCHANSKY. STEPHEN 909 Wagner St.. 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JAMES 341 Wabash Ave . Kenmorc. N.Y. FRESHMEN 54 ADAMSKI, WILLIAM 58 Pearl St., Blasdell 19, NY. AHL. DENNIS 8612 Bast Lake Rd .. Erie, Pa. Kl S W LTER 745 Bast 23rd St., Erie, l'a ALEXANDER, DENNIS 541 West Gore Blvd.. Erie. Pa 1 WARD. GERALD 3937 Crestmont Ave., Erie, Pa. AMENDOLA, RICHARD 627 East 4th St., Erie. Pa. AMEN I'A. LAWRENCE — 77 Robinson St.. North East. Pa. ANDREWS, MA II HEW 2919 Palmgreen Ave., McKeesport, Pa ANGELO 1TI. THOMAS 1 119 Brewster St., Erie, Pa. AN DM. IK. PAUL R D 2, Girard, Pa BABLAK. [AMES 1049 East 10th St.. Erie, Pa. BAILEY, ROBERT 320 East Colombus Ave., Cony, Pa. BAKER, ALEXANDER 699 Cohasset Dr., Sharon, Pa. BAKER, DAVID 243 Berkshire. Buffalo, NY BA1.1.AY. RONALD Highland Dr.. Leechburg, Pa. BALTER, PETER 1 109 East 25th St., Erie, Pa. BANIEWICZ, 1 HOMAS 3915 Greengarden Blvd., Erie, Pa. BARRON. RICHARD 501 Parade St., Erie, Pa. BARRY. EDWARD 507 East 26th St.. Erie. Pa. BATTAGL1 V SAMUEL 108 Third Ave.. Koppel, Pa. 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D Weil Mahoning, Punxsutawney, Pa KIM, DON Ml) ■ ■ S Oakland Ave., Sharon, Pa KIRBERGER BRIAN Kl) l, Guyi Mills, Pa Kl 1 HI S I IK ) l s 1500 Lake Pleasant Road, Erie, Pa. Kl l l Kl wi l II 624 Wesi 25d Pa KI.INK 1 VMES lil Folgei St., Buffalo, N KLUGIEWICZ ROBER1 111 East Avenue, Erie, Pa K x III I |()ll 1101 Auburn Si , Erie, Pa. Ki X II RI II RD BO Darlick Ave., Hamburg, N.Y. KOCH LEON RD R 877 Freedom Ave . Johnstown, Pa. KiHll r.JOHNA 228 State St., Albion, Pa KOMESARSKI, JOSEPH R RD 1, Cranesville, Pa. Kol'i ZNSKI, ROBERT 1009 Wayne St . Erie, Pa. Ki) l.( HICK, IIIOMAS 1221 Leishman Ave., New Ken- lington, I'. i K( )W VLSKI, WALLAC1 ; East 1 1th St, Erie, Pa. KO .IK JOSEPH i 10th St., Eric. Pa. KRAELING, JOHN B 1R 965 Beechwood Dr., Meadville Pa KRAKOWSKI, WALTER J. — 68 Ingham Ave., Lackawanna, N Y KRANTZ, HRl CE B 712 Hess Ave., Erie, Pa. KRINN DAVID | . 2717 Houston St., Pittsburgh, Pa. KRIS I I Wsl s | | WART _ 80_ Legion. Erie, Pa. KROTOSZYNSKI, THOMAS J. 142 East 15th St., Erie, Pa. KR1 SZEWSKI, WILLIAM 1107 Pennsylvania Ave.. Erie. Pa. KUH R EDWARD H., 917 East 8th St.. Erie. Pa. KWASNIEWSKI, ROBERT 220 Lake Shore Drive. Dunkirk. NY KWI VTKOWSKI, JEROME R. -817 East 28th St., Erie. Pa. KWIECINSKI, PAUL D. 9 Renwick St.. Pittsburgh 10, Pa. LaC S1 RO, EDWARD 2612 Chestnut St.. Erie. Pa. 1 i EY, ROBERT H49 French St., Erie. Pa. LAMPART, WILLIAM 15 Humber Ave.. Buffalo 15. NY. LALLEY, DENNIS M 107 Ashley Dr.. Blasdell 19, N.Y. LAM R KEVIN I 1050 Hershey, Erie. Pa. LANDER, JOSEPH mil West 5th St., Erie. Pa. LANGER WILLIAM A. JR. - Iroquois Ave., Harborcreek. Pa. LANIEWICZ, P IIIOMAS 631 East 3rd St., Erie. Pa. LAST! SKI LEONARD 7 l ) East .'1st St.. Erie. Pa. LAURILA, GERALD 1111 West 5th St., Erie. Pa. LAWRENCE, PALL 307 East 5th St., Erie. Pa. LAZORCHAK, IOSEPH F. 90 I Hess Ave.. Erie, Pa. RCHICK, THOMAS — 822 Wechler Ave.. Erie. Pa. I • I l T.R. LAWRENCE 3221 Reed St., Erie. Pa. LEPKOWSKI, BERNARD R.I) =1. French Creek — Cly- V LIN . RON I.D R I) -l. Meadville, Pa. I.IVORIO. WILLIAM 1 110 Harvard Ave.. Natrona Heights, Pa I i ( Kl. JOHN .'118 Prospect Ave. Erie, Pa. LOESCH RAYMOND 105 Shenley Dr., Erie, Pa. I oi s( || ROBERT 4455 Emmett Dr.. Erie. Pa. I OHM Don VLD 120 East 34th St., Erie. Pa. II Nix, kin DONALD 1033 Montpelier Ave., Erie, Pa. 1.1 NGER G RY Goodrich Si . Eric Pa. II PIANO, VINCEN1 1160 Park Ave., New York, N.Y. L N 11 EDVS RD lExetei We . Eur. Pa. LYNN RICHNRD W2 Euclid Ave., Erie, Pa. Mai DONALD. I IK M s 2918 Plum St . Erie, Pa M ( lOGE, TERRY 827 Todd Ave., Ellwood City, Pa. M Mil R Ioiin i 10 Oak Grove St . Oil City, Pa M Mill RD I VMES R I) 6, Meadville, Pa MAJEWSK1 FRANK 844 East 22nd St., Erie, Pa MANCUSCO ANTHONY RD =1. Meadville, Pa. M N(,ol. | Wli.s i i Vine St . Girard, Pa. MARCINKO DKNNls 1712 Poplar St., Greensburg, Pa. MARKIF.UK IIK)M s RD =7. Wales R.I . Erie Pa. 1 K I IN D ID 55 I South v.' Bradford, Pa Marion niiiona Bast Lake Rd., Erie, Pa M I I is iiwil) l 19 Basi llstSi I rie Pa M I I s | wil.s ',i 1 1 Lexingtoi Si I rie, Pa M WIN I R N( is • i oraopolis, Pa. M W Bl RR1) [OHN R I) =1. Lake City, Pa M ■ WM.na |ollN Confei Kvt Johnstown, Pa M M I B Gl i l«-l 1 i ■ Pa Mi CLASKEY, JAMES — 889 Vankirk St., Clairton, Pa. McCORMICK, WILLIAM —911 Almira Ave., New Castle, Pa. McCRAREY, ROBERT — 2705 Monroe Ave., Erie. Pa. M.C.M (.HEY. ROBERT R.I). =1. North East, Pa. McGl INN ESS. JAMES — 8519 Frankstown Rd.. Pittsburgh 21. Pa. Mi KENNA, JAMES — 375 Glenda Dr., Beaver Falls, Pa. Mi LAI i.HLI.N. RICHARD — 2720 Seneca St., West Seneca, N.Y. Mi WHIRTER, JOHN 120 Taylor Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. MEISTER. ROBERT — 610 Roslyn Ave,. Erie, Pa. MESLEY, JERI R D. =2, Guys Mills, Pa. MEYER BLASE 1 165 Race St., McKeesport, Pa. MILLER JOHN 1250 East 31st St., Erie, Pa. MIR W I 1. VINCENT - - 918 Third St., Ellwood, Pa. MISCHE, GEORGE — 1761 Seventh St. South, St. Cloud, Min- nesota MODZELEWSKI, PA1 I. 911 East 10th St., Erie. Pa. M( IRAN, PAUL — 553 West 29th St., Erie. Pa. MORAN. MICHAEL 1867 Willon Ave. Niagara Falls, N.Y. MOSKAT, EDWARD — 225 West 6th St.. Erie, Pa. MUELLWE, CERARD P., — West Creek, Emporium. Pa. MULLEN, DENNIS M., — 3106 Cascade St., Erie, Pa. MURPHY, PETER P. — 603 N. Dallas Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Ml RPHY, TIMOTHY — 355 29th St., Erie, Pa. MURRAY, ELMO D., JR. 431 Peach St.. Erie, Pa. MUSANTE, EUGENE - 200 Cayuga Ave., Warren, Pa. MUSANTE, LOUIS P. — 420 Crescent Pk., Warren, Pa. Ml SEARALLA, STEPHEN J. 170 Auburn. Buffalo. N.Y. MUSIN, DONALD — 3264 Leechburg Rd.. New Kensington, Pa. MYERS. ARTHUR L. — 2535 Crescent Dr., Eric Pa. NAGORSKY, RICHARD — 6509 East Lake Road, Erie, Pa. N'A.NZ. GERARD R. - 2779 Glenmawr Ave. Pittsburgh 4. Pa. NASH. ROBERT L. — 3635 Lancaster Rd., Erie, Pa. NEWBERRY. JERRY' M. 4445 Wildberry Lane. Erie, Pa. NIERATKO. ROBERT M. — 629 Indiana Dr.. Erie. Pa. MILES, LAWRENCE C. 2666 Putnam Dr.. Erie, Pa. OLDAKOWSKI. ALBERT J. — 430 East 9th St.. Erie. Pa. OLIVER. DAVID R. — 16 Edgewood Dr.. Oil City, Pa. OLOWIN, JAN C. 1739 Prospect Ave., Erie, Pa. ORZEPOWSKI. WALTER — 1021 Lilliman. Eric Pa OSTROWSKI. DAVID E. — 424 East 34th St., Erie. Pa. OSTROWSKI. THOMAS RD. =5,, Gunnison Rd.. Erie. Pa. OTTAVIANI. ANTHONY N. — 166 North Ogden. Buffalo 6. N.Y. OTTE.N. WALTER H. — 365 East 36th St.. Erie. Pa. OSWALD. GEORGE J. — 1015 Actrd Dr.. Ellwood Citv. Pa. PACE. PETER F. — Lewis Run. Pa. PAKELA. THONIAS A. 319 Short St.. Erie. Pa. PAKULSKI. ROBERT J. — 1211 Liberty Ave. Natrona Heights. Pa. PALCIC. WILLIAM M. — 56 Bader Ave. Gowanda. N.Y. PALERMO, ANTHONY — 112 Clinton. North East, Pa. PALMER. DOUGLAS — 1217 West 29th St.. Erie. Pa. PALMIRI. JAMES V. - - 509 East Ave. Newark, New York PARMARTER. RAYMOND — RD. 1, North Gulf Rd.. North East, Pa. PAWLACZYK, WILLIAM F. — 633 East 25th St., Erie, Pa. PEARS. ROBERT P. — R.D. 1, Sharpsville. Pa. PELKOWSKI. BERNARD R. — 348 East 24th St.. Erie. Pa. PFISTER. FREDERICK W. — 711 Hess Ave, Erie, Pa. PIERALLINI, FRED E. 521 Thompson Ave. Clarion, Pa. POHAN. CHARLES — 706 Catalpa St.. New Kensington, Pa. PRATT. RICHARD — 1000 Aetna Dr.. Ellwood City. Pa. PRAWDZIK. DAVID A. 632 East 28th St.. Erie. Pa. PRIBON'IC. PHILLIP— 1543 Greenock. Buena Vista R d.. M.Kcesport. Pa. PI ETTE. JAMES P. 3650 Stoneleigh St.. Cleveland Heights. Ohio OUIGLEY. JAMES 3312 Francisco St.. Pittsburgh 4. Pa. RADKOWSKI, STEPHEN P. — 905 N. Water Ave. Sharon. Pa. RADKOWSKI. JOHN R. 1 145 March St.. Sharon, Pa. RALEIGH. RICHARD 129 East 29th St.. Eric Pa. RAMIREZ. ARMANDO E. - Box 2885. San Juan. Puerto Rico RANALLO, THOMAS 15 Shorham, Buffalo. N.Y. RAY, JAMES f Church St., Greenville, Pa. REDDINGER, THONIAS 557 West 31st St., Eric Pa. REGNER, IOSEPH 2948 Peach St.. Erie, Pa. REILLY, JOHN 2010 16th St., Niagara Falls. N.Y. REIMAN, JAMES R.D. -2. North East, Pa. REVSCHER, THOMAS 133 Maurus St.. St. Marys, Pa. RICH. LEONARD M.uth St, New Castle. Pa. RITCHIE. GERALD I (53 West _'  th St.. Erie. Pa. RIZZO, RONALD 70 Wall St, North East. Pa. ROCCO) BENJAMIN P.O Box 523, Ellwood City, Pa. RODGERS, JAMES 122 Eliza St . Hout dalc Pa. ROEHRI. RICHARD 626 Mowhawk Dr.. Eric, Pa. 56 ROSS. BRUCE — 2627 Wolverine Dr., Erie, Pa. RUFFNER. RONALD — 132 Random Rd.. Coin. Pa. RUSHIN, ANDREW 728 Linden Ave. Johnstown, Pa. RUSTERHOLTZ. DALE - - 4569 West 38th St., Eric. Pa. RUTA, SAMUEL 1211 Fulton St., Pittsburgh, Pa. SAMBUCHINO, RICHARD 1648 West 23rd St., Eric, Pa. SAVIOLA, BRIAN - 192 Lafayette Blvd., Williamsville, N.Y, SCALISE. ANTHONY —613 Broun Ave., Erie, Pa. SCHAAF, DENNIS — 449 West 4th St., Erie. Pa SCHAUT, JOHN — 415 Washington, St Mans. Pa. SCHMIT. MARY 1352 West 28th St., Erie. Pa. SCHOENBE1N, JAMES 320 Hess Ave., Erie. Pa. SCHOSSLER. RAYMOND 323 E. Spring St., Titusville, Pa SCHREIBER. DONALD 620 Hall Ave, St. Mans, Pa. SCHWARTZ. WILLIAM 303 Olympia St., Pittsburgh 11. Pa. SCULLY. TIMOTHY 223 French St., Eric. Pa. SEDELMYER. CHARLES 230 Sanford Place. Erie. Pa. SE1DEL, RICHARD -- 610 Kahkwa Blvd., Eric, Pa. SEPSI, GARY 6208 Ravmond Court. Erie. Pa. SHANK. JAMES — 421 Lincoln Ave. Erie. Pa. SHARRER. C.EORGE — RD. 6. Wales Rd.. Erie, Pa. SHATTUCK, PALL — 416 Parkway Dr., Erie. Pa. SHEEDY, SCOTT — 104 Homewoo'd Ave., Pittsburgh 8, Pa. SHERIDAN. MICHAEL — 1252 Album St., Pittsburgh 6. Pa. SIEC.EL. JAMES 432 Chelsea Ave.. Erie. Pa. SKRZYPCZAK. JEROME — 418 Lighthouse. Erie, Pa. SMITH. RICHARD — P.O. Box 42. McKean, Pa. SMITH, THOMAS — 507 East 6th St.. Erie. Pa. SMOULDER. BLAIR — 30 a Walnut St.. Warren. Pa. SNIDERWINE. THOMAS — 1 146 Griswald St., Sharon, Pa. SOLAZZO. JOSEPH — 1148 West 31st St., Erie, Pa. SORENSON. JOHN — 113 East Ave. Eric, Pa. SOUTHWORTH. RICHARD — 3518 Ellsworth Ave, Erie, Pa. SPIEGEL, DENNIS — 655 West 26th St., Erie, Pa. STAMPEE. ROBERT — RD. =2, Emporium, Pa. STANCZAK. DAVID — 813 East 10th St., Erie, Pa. STASIK. JOHN - Coalport. Pa. STAYDUHAR. EDWARD — RD. =1. Townville, Pa. STEMMLER. FRANK — 1000 Main St., Coraopolis, Pa. STEPHENS. THOMAS — 1214 West 32nd St., Erie. Pa. STRAIN. CHARLES — 3100 Ashlvn St.. Pittsburgh 4, Pa. STUCZYNSKI. EDMUND — 2320 East Ave, Erie, Pa. STROLLO. MICHAEL — 9 Olin Ave. Batavia, N.Y. SULESKI. JOHN — 1054 East 4th St., Erie. Pa. SULKOWSKI. RAY — 627 East 30th St.. Erie, Pa. SWENCKI. VINCENT — 823 Hess Ave. Erie. Pa. SYBYL. LAWRENCE — 3403 Old French Rd.. Erie, Pa. SZEWCZYKOWSKI. CHARLES — 441 East 12th St., Erie. Pa. SZIRISKI. ALEX — 1230 Custer Dr., Erie Pa. TACKLEY. CLYDE — 257 Lisle Rd.. Owego, N.Y. TARKOWSKI. RICHARD — 1934 Wagner Ave. Erie, Pa. THEISS. JOHN — 338 West 26th St.. Erie, Pa. THOMPSON. JOHN — 707 West 50th St., Erie, Pa. TIMON. THOMAS — 809 Cherry St.. Erie. Pa. TISI. CHARLES — 450 West Main St.. Geneva, Ohio TAFLINSKI. JOHN — 551 East 21st St.. Erie. Pa. TOMLIN. DAVID — 615 East 4th St.. Erie. Pa. TOTH. THOMAS — 612 Twitmyer Ave. Sharpsville. Pa. TUNNEY, DAVID — 1342 West 41st St., Erie. Pa. TUTAY, GEORGE — 12 Sterling Ave. Buffalo 16, N.Y. URBAN! AK. BERNARD — 342 East 13th St., Erie, Pa. URRARO. ROBERT — 2643 West 26th St.. Erie. Pa. USZACKI. ROBERT — 521 Roberts Rd.. Dunkirk, N.Y. VAHEY. MARK — 331 Broaduav. Youngstown, Ohio YALLIMONT. WALTER — RD. =6. Kuhl Rd., Erie, Pa. VanNATTEN. MICHAEL — 634 Glenraudh Ave, Erie, Pa. VEITH. ROBERT — 1670 Biebel Ave, Erie, Pa. VENDETTI. RICHARD — 3502 Cherry St., Erie, Pa. VENDITTO. BERNARD — 214 East Lutton St., New Castle, Pa. YICKEY. GEOFFREY — 3927 Wood St.. Erie, Pa. VOGEL. DENNIS — 525 West 4th St., Erie. Pa. WACHTER. JOSEPH — 1130 West 9th St.. Erie. Pa. WAIBEL. DENNIS — 2016 Caughey Rd.. Erie. Pa. WALDRON. THOMAS — 4625 Upland Dr.. Erie. Pa. WALSH. RICHARD — 524 East Ave. Erie Pa. WARD. ROBERT — 415 Dunn Blvd.. Erie. Pa WELCH. JOHN — 3918 Willow Ave. Pittsburgh 34, Pa. WENEROW ICZ. NORBERT — 550 East 13th St.. Erie. Pa. WERNER. JOSEPH — 201 Madison. St. Mans. Pa. WEYLAND. CHARLES — 2523 Poplar St.. Erie, Pa. WHITNEY. ALBERT — R.D. if 2, Clvmer. N.Y. WILLIAMS. EDWARD — 1334 Ridge Ave. Sharpsville, Pa. WILSHIRE. JAMES — 90 Merle St.. Clarion. Pa. WLNCHELL. RICHARD — 33 Graves St.. Union City, Pa. WINKELBAUER. PAUL — R.D. =1. Edinboro. Pa. WINKLER. RICHARD 521 Rosslvn. Springdale. Pa. WINSLOW. HARRY 729 Washington St.. Meadville, Pa. WISNIEWSKI. RAYMOND — 309 Ross St.. Erie, Pa. WITHERUP EUCENE — 1430 Eagle St.. Franklin. Pa. WOOMER, CLEVELAND R.S. 2, Albion. I'., WOZNIAK, CASIM1R 759 East 11th St., Erie, Pa. WOZNIAK, JAMES 1505 Brandes St., Erie. Pa. WOZNIAK, PAUL -1505 Brandes St.. Erie. Pa WRO : A NSKI, GEORGE 660 East l Ith Si . Hue Pa YACOBOZZI, ALBERT 705 Plum Si Erie Pa YANDURA, JOHN 106 Schroyers Lane, Carmichaeli Pa YAVORKA, RONALD 556 Maryland Ave., Pittsburgh 2, Pa YOCCO, LOUIS 812 Bennington Rd., Folcroft, Pa YON I SIIOl'IS, (OSKI'II 129 Hill St.. DuBois, Pa YOl NG, MICHAEL Williamson Rd., Greenville, 1 .. ZABELA, RICHARD 3060 Zephyr Ave., Pittsburgh I. Pa. ZAUMS, JOHN 443 Beverly Dr., Erie, Pa. ZAWISTOSKI. THOMAS 703 Brandes St., Erie, Pa, ZDUNSKI, JOSEPH 629 Indiand Dr., Erie, Pa. ZELASKI, EDWIN R.D. 5, Sampson Rd., Erie. Pa. ZEMANEK. FRANCIS (6l).r) Bird Dr., Eric. Pa. ZENTIS, WILLIAM 919 Poplar St., Erie, Pa. ZUKOWSKI. DAVID 102 Hess Ave., Erie. Pa. 57 INTELLECTUAL ACHIEVEMENT Letter from the Editors: To the Students of Gannon College: Pictured throughout the various sections of diis book you will find, we think, an accurate review of Gannon College as recorded by our typewriters and photogra- phers. From Graduation 1960 and the Spring '60 '8-Ball to the Fall '60 '8'- Ball. Bill Carey's 54 points against Stewart AFB, the 1960 Winter Carnival, regis- tration, Friday Mass, and all the events that played such an important part in Gan- non 1960-1961. Many times in a publication such as this there is a tendency tc overlook the reason, the ONLY reason for Gannon College, for any College . . Education. On this page, and the following few pages we attempt to present those students who have shown they can excel in the only product which a College can place on the open market. Learning. We begin this section with a DEAN'S LIST as published at Gannon and follow with the various Honoraries. We sincerely hope you enjoy the 1961 LANCE, but we hope you will not forget the Robert Triana Norman Anderson John Riddle Andreas Philippakis Edward Rogers Michael Quirk John Falconer Thomas Hilinski Robert Clay Peter McNelis Robert Pilewski Alan Brown Lewis Dresch Thomas Ehrman Al Kendziora James Karle Richard Held Robert Brzezinski George Titus 'itzgerald homas Guelcher Norman Gaylord Gerard Nagorski Michael Balfe Robert Cipriano Francis McCusker Francis Tascone Stanley Kissell James Reiser 59 M I O T A B T A U D Lambda Iota Tan is an honorary frater- nity foi English and foreign language majors and minors. Scholastic achieve- ment .ukI faculty sponsorship arc the hasic requirements for membership. The prin- cipal project of the Alpha Nu chapter for the past few years has been a presentation of a series f motion pictures based on famous novels. The program was designed to assist students in attaining a greater ap- preciation of the arts and literary works. STANDIl ' George Fidel, Ron b Braeanski, Raj Migdal, George Brugger, Ri li- D Paul DeSantii, N« k DeFazio SEA FED Mr Rowland faculty moderator. Jim Yillrlla. Henry Russell. John Rouch. 60 ALPHA PSI OMEGA The purpose of the Kappa Beta Cast of Alpha Psi Omega is to stimulate in- terest in dramatic activities at Gannon College, and to secure For the College all the advantages, and mutual helpfulness provided by a large National Honorary Fra- ternity. By electing students to member- ship, it also serves as a reward for their efforts in participating in the plays staged by the College. This Cast in no way takes the place of the regular College Dramatic Club. We participate in the objective by promot- ing dramatics on die campus. At Gannon the Cast produces a one-act play each se- mester in conjunction with the Cultural Series. The Officers of the Kappa Beta Cast are Don Kazmaier. pres., George Fidel, vice- pres., Thomas Bailey, sec, and David Bever, Tres. The Appointment, a serious, one-act play was produced last May. It proved to be one of the most notable achievements ol the cast. Below is pictured one ol the scenes from this production. Alpha Psi Omega: SEATED, Left to right: John T. Bailey, Don Kazmaier, George Fidel. ST AS DISC, left to right: Henry Carr. Mr. Richard J. Weiland, Faculty Moderator, Da id B. Beyer. 61 WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 1960-61 K ( ..mtuimtcs uric ,iui-]iinl into Ulm's Who this year: Robert Brzeziniki, William Carey, Joseph I. roue. Petea McNelis, Thomai Miller. John Schaaf, Charles Weis, David Zimmer, Carl GianneQi, Alois Kcndziora. John Zack. Herbert Newman, Charles Dougherty, Paul Grosser, James Jones. Micheal McLaughlin, ClifTord Kirsch, Jerome Lott, Francis Tascone, Robert Triana, Micheal Tritto, James DeLena. William Flynn, Anthony DiGior- gio. Samuel Pietrandrea. and John Wiand. I I fe ± BLUE KEY SEATED, left to right: Jim Jones, Jack Schaaf, Pete McNelis. Jerry Harter, Fr. Barcio. Faculty Adviser, Bob Triana, President, Cliff Kirsh. STA.XDIXG: Dick Trzeciak, Herbie New- man, Mike McLaughin, Frank Tascone, Jerry Lott, Bob Barczyn- ski, Mike Tritto. Not Pictured: Joe Leone, Ed Kondrad, John Riddle, John Weiand, Chuck Dougherty. BLUE KEY The Blue Key Honor Service Fraternity is an organization founded to honor those of the College who have shown that they can maintain a high scholastic average and still be active in the extracurricular functions on campus. To this organization each year falls the task of presenting the Gannon Winter Carnival. Under the leadership of presi- dent Bob Triana. the 1960 Carnival was the most success- ful one ever presented. Blue Key will follow this success by presenting the United States Navy Band in the Gannon Audi on May 14th. Membership in Blue Key can be had by any full-time student at Gannon in his Junior or Senior year provided he has maintained an average of 2.5 or better and has shown qualities of leadership in the many clubs and organizations on campus. This paee donated by the GANNON COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. Blue Key Sweetheart Miss Bonnie Walters St. Vincent School of Nursing. 63 THE VICTORS Gannon students this yeai had the opportunity to sec .uid hear lx th panics' major candidates and man) f the local politics. This year saw a renewed politica] consciousness on the part of the college students. Rallies, discussions, and heated argu- ments added to th e individual student's understand- .nd appreciation of the democratic process. Each student had the opjjortunity to take part in the formation of history. I knew they'd wait. Mr. Nania is a Republican! And I understand the Republicans used this very podium.'' Vice President Johnson shows his cabaret card after his sp.irklmir Erie performance, 61 THE VANQUISHED Gannon College participated in the campaign in a bi-panisan spirit by lending out the now fa- mous podium. The college was also w represented by its student IhhK at each candidate's appear- ance. IfcfcU One more joy buzzer ... and PO V ! ! On my honor I will do my best to keep free enterprise free. I liked that myself. Gannon's bi-partisan podium. L THE M IN LOUNGE AT WE11RLE HALL. 66 RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES A quiet moment with Cod in the Chapel at Aquinas Hi Realizing that man is also a spiritual being Gan- non College provides the student with the facili- ties and opportunity of worshipping. Two chapels on campus, weekly confessions. Friday Mass in the Audi, semester retre ats, and available spiritual ad- visers give the student ample opportunity to be at peace. This page donated by SLATERS FOOD MANAGEMENT 67 The Altar of the student's chapel in Old Main. Ri James Peterson Cannon Religious Director chats with Fall Retreat Master prior to Mass. I he annual retreat at Gannon serves to keep the student in true perspective of his role in life. It is 50 to speak a Spiritual renaissance in which cull Gannon man dedicates the coining school yeai and his future life to his Maker. It is a per- iod of soul searching and commitment, and gives the student the much needed virture of humilitv. This page donated by SITTERS CROCERY euion in the Auditorium 68 Exhortation and Meditation. 69 Retreat Master bestowing Papal Blessing on Cannon student body at closing of fall retreat. SAINT THOMAS St. Thomas More Club: Seated. FIRST ROW, left to right; Bill Mi Cormick. Marty Eisert, Dennis Edwards. Eddie Barry, Rich- ard DiCicco, Dave Stemmler. Thomas Ranallo, Pete McNelis. SECOXD ROW: Wallace Kowakski, Stephen Skidmore, John Barnheart. Charles Weis, Fr. Peterson, faculty moderator, David Findley. Vito Fiorvanti. Laurence Chiu. Standing, FIRST ROW, Sebastian Rubino, Bernard Graf, John Fitzgerald, Gerry Ditz, George Mische, Ken Kighlinger, Mike Vicere. Thomas Langros, Thomas Yoskuhl, Robert Murphy, Thomas Paonessa, James Cammarata, Philip Moore. Jim Schmacher. LAST ROW: Daniel Hain, Thomas Doolin, Steve Radowski, Frank Mehall. Richard Ranus, Pat Delany, John Riddle, Richard Pryjomski, David Thaler, Thomas Getchell, Bill Settlemire. The St. Thomas More Club is an organization of Catholic students whose primary objective iv .in active furtherance of Catholic ideals through the Lay Apostolate. To supplement this goal a varied program of events is planned each e.n to foster its members and the stu- dent bod) spiritually, intellectually, and so- cially. One of the Strongest desires ot the club became .1 reality during the summer and fall of 1960 with the founding of Maii. i House. an over- seas training centei for La) Apostles. During the summer two club members spent their time working with the Maryknoll Fathers in tin- Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico. As a result oi their efforts and the development of the club .it Gannon, Maria House was born. ';rst majoi project of the school ear was the probation period During this eight week d prospective members were required to fulfill the obligations ol dail) Mass. rosary, and meditation The probation period was di- ed 1 th - (lull's semi-annual retreat .it i pis) Monaster) in Gethsemani, Ken- tu I Club members begin the vcrv large task of cleaning Fr. Peterson's '51 Plym- outh 'Fury' prior to the drawing to determine the new owner last spring. Proceed! from the drawing were used t help defray the costs of the water used in cleaning the car. MORE CLUB Music provided by these foui Ganno- nitrs was one ot the highlights of the 1961 Mad-Hatters Ball. Gene Madden, club member, shows some of the boys from St. Joseph's Home how to use the trampoline. The St. Thomas Mores Club sponsers many and varied activities throughout the school year. Among these are First Friday adoration, the Mad Hatters Ball, intra- mural teams competing in bowling, basketball, softball. and the decathalon, the annual Father-Son Communion Breakfast, the Diocesan Forum, and other events such as stag parties, banquets, programs at St. Joseph's Home, and discussions with the area girls colleges. Life in the Maria House provides training for al- most any vocation. Located on W. 6th. St., the House serves as a home for out-of- town members, a center for club activities, and a train- ing center for the Lay Apostles. C. C. D. C.C.D St l ). left n right: Ronald Angelotti, David Jerge, Martin Graves, Martin Eiscrt: '. (.. Mike Balfe, Fred Ferketic, Carl Amann, Sameu] Pietrandrea, Fr. John Si haii . John Slater, John T. Ross. Robert ( ) .iail C.CJD I In' Gannon unil oi the Confraternity of Christian trine is one of the higher ranking active clubs on campus. Each year it sponsors varied activities, but its chief mission i fulfilling Our Lord's command: Go ye there- fore and teach all nations. It docs this by supplying the local area with well trained members of the lay apostulate who conduct religious instruction classes for Catholics at- tending public schools. Rev. John P. Schanz is the mod- : of the confraternity. C.C.D. officers consult with Fr. Schanz on the details of the Inter- Confraternity Week-end conducted early in the Fall. . . . And a gala time was had by all at the Spring Dinner Dance. C.C.D, representatives from the three schools and from tin- city gather In a general meeting . . . One of the an- nual social affairs sponsored by the C.C.D. Fr. Schanz poses with the guest speaker and his wife after the festivi- ties at the Dinner ]) tni e 8 BALL '60 Miss Donna Engcl. 1960 '8' Ball Queen with es- rt B I unmons. SOC of (i. union's instructors treat the little women to a College Dance. Queen Mary crowned by last vcar's Queen Donna. 8 BALL '61 [AL 61 '8' Ball Queen, Miss Mary Rinderle, and es- cort Al Stankiewicz. Some of the 600 couples that jammed Rainbow Gardens for the 1961 '8' Ball. MILITARY BALL The Military Mall is Gannon's only formal dance. Held each Spring, it offers the members of the R.OTC an opportunity to impress their girls and their girls in turn flash their prettiest smiles and newest di esses. The high-light of the affair is the commissioning of the Co-ed Colonial and the appear- ance of Co. 0 5. The Mil is sponsored yearly by Scabbard and Blade. Miss Joy Gotta commissioned Co-ed Colonel by Col. Browning at '60 Mil-Ball. ST. PATRICK'S DAY The annual St. Patrick's Da) Dance is always a big affair on campus. The only dance held during Lent, it brings out some or the largest crowds the) have ever tried to get in the Audi. The dance is spon- sored bv the LANCE with proceeds going to the cost of publishing the yearbook. This year for the first time a contest to find Miss 1 ANCE was held. Each oi the yearbooks of the two Erie girl's schools, along with St. Vincent's Nursing Home, entered a candidate, plus one entered by the LANCE. While the picture-; on this page wen- taken at the '60 Dance. The Queen of the St. Pat's Dance is from the '61 event. Three different theories on how to enjoy a dance. Miss Elaine Ma- linowski, 1961 Queen of the St. Patrick's Day Dance and 1961 Miss LANCE. HV fl 1 'J M I II II v FIRST ROW L-R Pat Wardell, Bill Flaherty, John R. Zack, Geoffrey Yickey, John T. Schaaf (President), Rev. G. Robert Barrio (Advisor), Peter J. McNelis (Secretary), Frank J. Tas- cone. STANDING Richard Wingerter, Jerry Lott, James Jones, Dennis Schaaf, Jame s Patterson, Michael DiMonaco, David Zimmer. The 1960-1961 Gannon College Student Council has spent a most active year. Its semi-weekly bulletins keep the student body in- formed of activities, interviews, and job opportunities. Student Council has promoted the return of radio broadcasting 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 activi- ties, to foster a spirit of companionship among ourselves, and to do honor to the name of this college . . . COUNCIL OFFICERS: Schaaf, Wiand, Zim- mer. Zack. Your eyes are getting heavier and you're getting sleepier and sleepier and sleepier C s The resident students of Wehrle Hall elect a council to coordinate activities. This council consists of representatives from each floor and has as its primary purpose arranging and coordinating social and recrea- tional events. The council also undertakes to promote fellowship and morale among the residents. The Dormitory Council elects one of its members to represent it as a voting member of the Student Council. WEHRLE HALL COUNCIL Ever) 'ting in thr .i t ' The ever popular Wehrle H.ill Pool Table Alone with the ping-pong tables, it provide diversion from itudy These are the members of the Student Union Council who have volunteered their time to govern the Gannon Student Union. STUDENT UNION COUNCIL Student Union Council is an intercollegiate board composed of representatives of Villa Maria College. Mercyhurst College. St. Vincent's School of Nursing, and Gannon College. The duties of this board are to regulate the activities of the Student Union and provide for its maintenance and upkeep. The crowded Union at Sing-a-long. the Glee Club Christmas Exterior of S. U. This paere donated by the KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS wp (Satmntt Knight EDITOR SOLVES WORLD'S PROBLEMS Bob McKce demonstrates his famous 'Hunt-n-Peck' tech- nique. DRINK! Villella lays another page. This page donated by BREEZE PUBLISHING CO. TheGannon-KnightKNIGHT'S GAMBIT Official Student Publication of GANNON COLLEGE. ERIE, PA. PHONE GL 6-7523 EX. 9 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Anthony J. DiGiovgio NEWS EDITOR Bob McKee SPORTS EDITOR Thomas Urmacher FEATURE EDITOR Paul Grosser COPY EDITOR Al Kendziora BUSINESS MANAGER George O'Donnel PHOTOGRAPHER Jerry Skrypzak EXCHANGE EDITOR Mike Barletta CIRCULATION William Conlin STAFF: Jim Yillella. Joe Begalla, Ron Zieziula, Steve Zuilkoski, Jim McGinnis. Mike Balfe. Fred Ferketic, Tom Christopher, Pat Hickey, Jack Zimmer. FACULTY ADYISOR Mr. Anthony J. Nania The views expressed in the GANNON KNIGHT are the views of the students unless otherwise stated. Address all mail to the Editor, GANNON KNIGHT. Box 36. Gannon College, Pennsylvania There once was a certain African village thai wanted to be liki- all the oilier bigger African vil- lages anil put out a yearbook. Now this yearbook was to contain pictures of all the outstanding warriors, but since most of the warriors were fright- ened oi cameras the editors had to force all the warriors to have pictures taken. None o! the war- riors were following the leaders, so some pictures were not taken. Xow after seeing the proofs oi the yearbook, some of the leaders are wondering why the village didn't forget about trying to be like other villages, and give more basketball scholar- ships. STANDING: G. O'Donnell; J. Skrypsyak: T. Uhrmacher; A. Kendziora; J. Begalla: J. Vacek; B. Brom: C. Moore: Mr. A. J. Nania. Faculty Advisor. SITTING: R. McKee: A. DiGiorgio, editor: P. Grosser. Contrary to nasty rumors . . . some students do read the GK ! This page donated by BREEZE PUBLISHING CO. Mr an' Paul in a typical nights activity. E h LANCE In typical Gannon fashion, the 1961 LANCE was co-edited by a Political Science Major and an Electrical Engineer. Not to be out- done, the co-editors surrounded themselves with a staff composed o! .1 Physics Major, .mother Poly Sci Major, a Psychology Major, and of all things, one lonely English Major. Therefore, it is alto- gethei possible that von. our deal leaders, may find Fidel Castro misplaced multivibrater in your issue of the Lance, but good reading, anyway. THESE ARE THE ONES TO BLAME Paul Grosser Dick Trzeciak Co-Editors George O'Donnel Business Manager Fred Ferkctic Mike Balfe Laybrrers Social Editors Dave Trzeciak Grammar Joe Barsotti Jerry Szxyukk!!' ah nuts'! Caravaglia Studios Innumerable Delays. This page donated by CARAVAGLIA STUDIOS Joe Barsotti Jerry Skrypzak These lour took all the pictures in the Lance that are too Dark or too snowy to see. At a mass meeting last May. the 60 editors turned the ink for the Lance over to yours truly and his partner in crime. Puctured at the left are such notables as Bob Swanson. area representative of American Yearbook Co.. me. Tony and Bill, last years instigators. Carol, last ycar s dream girl. Mr. Young and Mr. Shea. and. oh ves, Paul. Fr. Slater, who. in the absence of Mr. Young, consoled us when we missed the deadline the first time, and almost shot us when we missed the last one, is to be congratulated for putting up with us for the duration. It was also Fr. Slater's job to keep pages like this out of the book. He sort of didn't come through so well on that score, did he: Miss Elaine Malinowski, St. Vincent's School of Nursing, chosen Miss Lance of 1961. This page donated by Caravaglia Studios 85 TALISMAN PLAYERS non's Dramatic Club has undergone a slight change in the past r.ii Previously known .is the Tiist nighters,1 the group is known the 'Talisman Players.1 During the pasl summer, members ol the Players were active in two plays produced at the Carriage 1 louse The lust production l the summer was the comedy, M rhree Angels b) Sam and Bella Spivack. The second was Ana- stasia 1 Marcelle Maurette. This, a literary classic, dipicts the stoiv ol Ann ol the House of Romanoff. Mr. Weiland, Gannon's S ih and Drama [nstructoi was the Executive Directoi of the summer Dramatic productions. Tin- I alisinan Players presented the play Heda Gabler during the Fall '60 semestei I airmail Player SEATED, left to right; Don Kasmaier, Mr. Ri. hard Weiland, Faculty Advisor. George Fidel. STANDING: John Bailey, George O'Donnel. Jim Moske. Thomas Davis. Henry Carr, David Beyer, James Martin, David Rybak. 86 These pictures, shot at rehearsal for Heda Gabler show the pre- parations and activity which go into a Players production. From dress rehearsal to lights to scenery to costumes. All important and all necessary to a successful presen- tation. CHESS CLUB The Gannon Outdoor Activities Club, came into existence on the (i. union Campus in the spring of 1958. The club is designed for those who are interested in outdoor activities. The main feature of the club is the 22 foot boat which is at the disposal of the members. Also, there are weekend camping trips, hunting and fishing trips, and in the future, boat excursions to neighboring cities. Also planned for winter activities are skiing trips, and other winter sports. The membership is open to all students at the college who ina be interested. G.O.A.C. SITTING IX FRONT: Henry Carr, Tres., Richard Joyce, Pres., John Verone, Sec, STANDING IN BACK: Ronald Misko. Sgt. at Arms, August F. Knierman, Wayne A. Sulecki, Rob- ert 0 Grady, Jack H. Zimmer, Jim Schumacher. ABSENT: John Lorelli, V. Pres., Ben Rocco, Nicholos Gogette, Walter Schupp, Tony Mancuso. S. I. T. CHESS CLUB. SITTING, Left to Right: David Flynn, W. .. Peter Sh.uk. Pr«j . Leo Hok.u. V. . Prank Necci, Coach. STANDING: Brian Kirberger, Charles Dugan, George Tutaj, Richard 1' NfcCormack, Peter Chojenski, Have Jones. Michael Kenned) Featuring intercollegiate chess matches, the Gannon Col- lege Chess ciul) h.is grown into one i' the most diligeni groups on the campus. Established to promote an interest in the Royal Game, the Club meets weekl) to instruci be- ginners as well as to carry on discussions ol the great games of the past and to attempt to employ these tactics m theii own games. As members oi the United States Chess Feder- ation and the Pennsylvania Intercollegiate League, the Chess Club participates in the state and national inter- collegiate chess tournaments. The Gannon College Chess Club was also host to the National Intercollegiate Chess Tournament in 1957. bringing national recognition to the School. G. O. A. C. S.I.T. SITTING, Left to Right: Samuel Oliver, Tres., Howard Simpson, Pres., E. C. Wright, Faculty Advisor, Robert E. Hage- dorn, V. Pres. STANDING: Terry McCarthy, Public Relations Officer, Carl Amann, Herb Newman, Lawrence E. Barger, Elmo D. Murray, Jr., James Doran. The Gannon College Student Investment Trust was or- ganized in 1952, with the donation of $2,500 from Mr. Edward Lamb. For the next four subsequent years $2,500 was donated by Mr. Lamb to bring the five year total to $12,500. The trust Is now worth $25,000. The Trust was organized to give practical experience to students in the field of investment and to make financial analysis of companies on the New York Stock Exchange. 89 Gler Club: FIRST ROW, left to right: Wisinski. Johnson, Glosick, raddey, Donnelly. Schmitt. St.isik. Graf. SECOND ROW: D. Tim i.ik. Concilia. Sziriski, Lalli y. McEnery, Linz, Srhlaudecker, Cunningham. Keverline. Hardik, Camp. THIRD ROW: Bradley, R. Trzeciak. Kcrchansky. Adamski, Zimmer. Larry Spangenburg at the piano, Father Richard Sullivan, Conductor. w in it's fourth year, the Gannon College Glee Club once again undertakes an ambitious schedule of appear- ances The singing group opened it's season by entertain- ing al Parent's Day in October and followed this by joining the Mercyhurst Glee Club for a joint Christmas •.mi In between these engagements, the Glee Club found time to s|x nsoi a Christmas sing-a-long at the Student Union, record Carols t be played at the Vet's II- ipital, .uid Carol at the ( lit) displ a) in the park. The second semester will probably find Fr. Sullivan's chargers in Cleveland to sing a joint program with St. John's Glee Club [ he Gannon songsters meet each Monday nighl in 5l idem Union. NVu members are always welcome, just bring .1 healths desire to sin tf GLEE CLUB c This page donated In D K PAPER ( ' MPAN 90 PSEA: FIRST ROW, left to right, John Reiser, Norm Ledwin, Robert Cipriano, Matthew Endres, Robert Brzezinski. SECOND ROW, John Walcaak, Philip 'ilello. William Jowett, Robert Popow- ski. Raymond Migda l. STANDING, Paul DeSantis, Richard Miller, Pedro Spampani, Michael Tritto. P. S. E. A. The Gannon College Chapter of the Pennsylvania Education Association was or- ganized in 1959. The objectives of the organization are to promote and foster in- terest in the profession of teaching: to offer a medium for studying professional problems; to enable the student to support the progress, policies, and work of the local and state education associations and the NEA; to develop common aims and secure group thinking about professional problems; and to improve professional standards in education. This year the officers were Michael Tritto, president. Richard Miller, vice-president. Paul DeSantis, secretary-treasurer, and Pedro Spampani, program director. Paul DeSantis was also Northwest District vice-president. Under these officers, many programs were set up in order to achieve the objectives of the organization. These programs included talks by Dr. Pi zat on Child Psychology and by Dr. Shaad on Comparative Education, movies, and a mock interview. The moderator of the PSEA is Dr. Charles R. Colvin. The organization is open to any student who is intesested in the teaching profession. This page donated by W. T. GRANT CO. 9! SOCIOLOGY CLUB 1 he Sociology Club has been established for the purpose ol acquainting tin- student with the present day social problems and the opportunities in social work as a career. The Club engages in seminars and held nips to the various institutions in the aiea to gain a more complete appreciation oi the broad aspects of the- held. The Club does not limit its mem- bership to Sociology majors hut is open to all students inter- ested in the problems facing an individual in this modern predicament. It hopes that by understanding these- problems man will Ik- able to improve not only the lot of the less for- tunate hut also that oi himself. One of the various activities of the Sociology Club is entertain- ing the children at the Saint Joseph's Home. Sociology Club: SEATED, left to right: Charles Weiss. Bernard kowski. David Shiel. David Thaler, Jack Ahearn. Kevin Bern-. Kustcr. Terrence Cosgrove. Fred Smith, Jack Jolley, Fr. Bicsey. James Abate, James Diefendorf, James Klink, Peter McXelis, STAXDIXd : Anthony Denny, Charles Mullens, Edward Rut- Louis Grande. Bob Triana. 1 1. is. page donated l JAM] si. HANES IRC: SEATED, left to right: James Patterson. Clifford Kirsch, William Flynn. STAND- ING: Dan Flynn. Jack Mayer. G. A. Moore. Jr.. Patrick Hickey. Edward Rutkouski. John Wiand. Not pictured. John Bailey. The International Relations Club of Gannon Col- lege is one of the most dynamic students groups in the institution. Affiliated with the Carnegie Endowment for In- ternational Peace, the college organization parti- cipates actively in regional and sub-regional meetings sponsered by the parent organization. The main project of the club is the mock United Nations Day which it sponsors annually. This U.N. Day draw? Hisjh School Students from Western Pa.. Western New York, and Eastern Ohio. The aim of the U.N. Day is to foster a re- spect for the U.N. in New York City and the jobs it undertakes. This the U.N. Day does without question. U.N. Day delegates register in the Lobby of Gannon Audi. 93 A. I. E. E. 1 1' I SITTING Jack Zimmer, Anne Ingrao, Frank Fredericks, John Bin . Paul Schmitt, Peter O'Neill, John Mosier. STAND- ING: Mike Nowakowski, Giacomo, Ri« hard Sebetich, Tom Golden, Paul Major, Joseph Ghessario. Gerry Dit . John Lenz, David Sit- ter. Anthony Folino, Alan Forsha. Henry Carr, Peter Niedzecki. Bernard Schaming, Fred Sonnenfeld. BACK ROW: John Metelski, August Knierman, Jim Freeman, Ronald Bernard, Dick Trzeciak, Thomas Brunson. (lannon's lady Engineer checks out a scope while on an AIEE tour of GE. The Student Branch of the •MEE is an organization open to all engineering students at Gan- non. Membership in the Student Branch also includes a member- ship in the National organization, the professional association of Electrical Engineers. Through the work ol the club the student is encouraged to at- tempt deeper understanding of his chosen profession. The club i - also a counter for new and cur- rent topics in the field of elec- trical engineering. PSPE: SEATED: John Mosier. Peter O'Neill. Bernard Schaming, Dr. A. M. Seligman, Faculty Adviser. Charles Pistner. Ra mon Zentis. STAXDIXG: Tom Golden. Fred Son- nenfeld. Joseph Szymanski. Peter Niedzwecki. August Knierman, David Keverline. Pat Lillis. Giacomo Donato. P. S. P. E. The Pennsylvania Scxietv of Piolcs- sional Engineers is an organization of Gannon student engineers functioning in conjunction with other cluhs on campus to provide a link between the student and practicing engineers. The Gannon PSPE branch is affiliated with the National Society of Professional En- gineers and participates with them in field trips, meetings and scxial events. Thru the PSPE invaluable contacts are made by the student with men in the field who are willing to help with the planning ot the members' careers in en- gineering. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club was formed during the Fall Semester of 1 95 1 . Membership is open to all students interested in science. It helps the members broaden their knowl- edge of the sciences and provides them widi a means of expressing themselves on topics in which they have taken a special interest. Science Club: FIRST ROW: Richard Bluemle, Lawrence Rawa, Bill Sandusky, Jim Zimmerly, John Zack, Fran Rogala, Thomas Hornaman, Richard Seidcl, Ronald Zieziula, John Morrissey, Dr. E. Kohlmiller, Faculty Adviser. SECOND ROH Robert Murphy, James Cammarato, Sam Pietrandrca. Alan Yander Weele, James O'Leary. Not pictured, William Wilhelm. This page donated by PROZAN FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY 95 FRESHMAN ORIENTATION V each new croup of Freshmen make their appearence on the Gannon campus, they are wel- comed by me traditional Fresh- man Week activities. This year the activities as well as the Orientation program was under the direction of Student Council. The activities themselves consist in a sports nicht which features competition hot ween the new- Freshmen and the old Sopho- mores. An extensive procram of rehabilitation is also included in the Orientation in order to ac- quaint the new College student with the whys and wherefore of College classes Gannon's version of Wilt the Stilt. Thi P. c Donated bj FISCHER SCHELLER PHARMACY For the last time, I'm not wearing your pants! Frosh VS. Sophs in Sports Sitting, FIRST ROW; Joe Kliener, Andy Masson, Larry Rawa, John Mauro, Pat Clifford, Bernard Kuster, Tom Glosick, Mike Demma, John Morrisscy, Thomas Christopher. SECOND ROW; Steve Zuilkoski, Tom Weber, Tony DiGiorgio, Fr. Addison Yehl, Chaplain, Mr. A. Sinicropi, Faculty Adviser, David Christensen, William Conlin, Ed Kondrad, DeRonde Van Tassel. Standing. FIRST ROW; Joe Shipley. Joe Begalla. Bill Orcutt. Frank Stoltz. Chuck Moore, Jerry Lott, Mike Cannone, Pete McNelis, Ronald Zieziula, Jim Martin, Dave Eichels- dorfer, Ronald Wisinski, Steve Hanson, LaVeme LaRusch, Richard Bluemle. LAST ROW; Bob McKee, Bill Sandusky, Pete White, Paul Kuzina, John Holeva, Robert Kidon, Jack Jolley. Jerry Harter, Tom Carroll, Bob Steines, Gerald Pittner, Frank Chimenti. DELTA SIGMA PHI The Delta Sigs, a term signifing members of Gannon's oldest fraternity, maintain their position as one of the most socially active of Gannon's organizations. The Sig house on West 6th street in Erie is the scene of the bi-annual rush parties and of sea- sonal parties through out the year. Established in 1953. Delta Sigma Phi continues to provide social activities to its members while stressing scholarship through the Delta Sigma Phi National Program of Engineered Leadership. Miss Liz Filicky, Delta Sigma Phi Dream Girl. A Junior at Mercyhurst, Liz will reign over Sig activ- ities for the next year. The Delta Sig house opened in the f.ill of 19r)H. home for out-of-town £ BBS '- Typical evening in the Sig House and no books. Jolley. TV, Radio. Toy Cars Darn right he can run a sweeper. Mom, as long as he's a Delta Sig and the house is dirty. Gannon's Secretary of State, Jerome Chris- tian Harter expounds during Sig weekend. 99 . GANNON COLLE GYMN XSH The Delta Sig's Golden Knight stands guard over the Audi, threatening all invaders who venture into the Lancers Lair. Glosick and the piano, an inseparable combination, along with the cigarette. Delta sig brain trust pose for portrait FRONT ROW Tony Kaminsky, Jim Jones, Nick Vacca, Mike Kim Bright, Dave Neuman, Jim Patterson, Jerry Bondaza. v OND ROW Ed Pallattella, Jim DeLena, Jack Schaaf, Mike Mi I aughlin, Al Kendziora, Tom Paoncssa. Pat Lillis. THIRD ROW I .i i Wardell, Ed Hayes, John Anderson, Art Moore, Bob Lea. Herb Newman, Hank Wolfhope. Pat Hickey, Ed Norberg, Dick Yerskey. Bob Gildenston, Joe Folino. Bob Marquis, Ray Sobiorajski, Wayne Sulcrki. Art Althoff, Cliff Kirsch, Bill Flynn, Paul DeSantis, John Bailey. IKE Sweetheart TAU KAPPA EPSILON Miss Patricia Williams, The Tke Pinup is pinned to frater Ed Palatella. Miss Williams w.is chosen b) chapter ballot .uul officially crowned al the Fraternity Founder'- I).i Celebration Jan. 14. 1961. This page donated by ALPHA KAPPA PI FR I I'.KMI Y nLW I told you he wouldn't make it John Anderson Judy Pace June '60 Dinner Dance. TKE Tan Kappa Epsilon fraternity is second to one in age at Gannon, but in reality it claims equality in the best of French traditions. TKE is a social fra- ternity and provides its members with varied and scintillating social activities throughout the aca- demic year. TKE is also an ardent booster of school spirit. One of the largest fraternities on campus TKE has no restricions to membership, as to wealth etc. but rather stresses personal character and worth as requisites for membership. He burns pretty doesn t he? TKE decorated this tree with artificial snow especially for this picture. Aw g'wa.n Al, it's no! thai funny. This page donated by ALPHA KAPPA PI FRATERNITY ALPHA KAPPA PI Alpha Kappa Pi Sweetheart Miss Anita Gavuloff Beauty, outstanding scholarship, talent and versatility combine in eighteen year-old Anita Jean Gavuloff to make her Alpha Pi's choice for Fraternity Sweetheart. Anita, a member of the Freshman Class at St. Vincent's School of Nursing was honored and crowned at the Fraternities Christmas party held on December 10, 1960. She is a graduate of East High where she maintained a straight A average. Upon graduation she was chosen by the Quota Club as a recipient of a Nurses Scholarship. She is pinned to brother John Bobango. 102 This page donated by NELSON, GOLDBERG, AND HEIDT Upha Kappa Pi; SEATED, left to right: Fr. Hipp, Chaplain, James Whitman, w . Robert Sedelmeyer, via prts., George O'Donnel, pres., John Mariani, (r«aj., Capt. Ludie Kinney, Faculty Advisor, STANDING: Rich. nil DiCicco, Thom. is Voskuhl, Robert Marosky, John Bobango, David Wieczorek, John Cresanta. The Alpha Kappa Pi Fraternity of Gannon College was founded on May 1, 1960. Although this date will be one of the most memorable occasions in the Fraternity, many long Laborous hours were spent in the planning of such an undertaking. Capt. Ludie Kinney, the Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics at Gannon College, along with Richard DiCicco, formulated the plans which were the basis of the young organization. After one unsuccessful attempt at colonization, the Alpha Kappa Pi Fraternity gained their ini- tial foothold on the campus on May 1, 1960. Once the okay was given by Fr. Barcio, the Dean of Men, the Fraternity put many of its plans into operation. The Main long range objective of the organization is to become a chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity, which is one of the top ten social Fraternities in the United States. High on the list of immediate objectives are scholastic leadership and everlasting social friendships. Be- cause of these and many more principles, Alpha Kappa Pi Fraternity is, and will continue to be, an asset to the Gannon College Campus. The men of Alpha Kappa Pi know that their Fraternity will grow along with the college and become an inte- gral part of the campus framework. AKIl's live it up at 61 8-Ball. First AKfl swim party in May 60. This page donated by HAMMEKMILL PAPER CO. ALPHA ■ k PHI DELTA SEATED: Richard DiBacco, Joe Leone. Pedro Spampani, John Catrabone. Carl Giannelli, Charles Bonavita. STANDING: Joe De Franco, Louis Matz, Lewis Grignol, Nick Orlando. Jim Carbon, Al Franco, Rev. John Biscey. Dan Tirabasso, C. Campagnc, Nick DcFazio, Ron Bischoff. The Beta Rho Chapter of Alpha Phi Delta was initiated at Gan- non in November of 1959. The membership of the fraternity is small and is meant to remain small. It is the belief of the 'brothers that small organizations give to its members individuality and the opportunity for each member to use his talents and to develop real bonds of friendship among the 'brothers'. For it is only in a small fraternity that brotherhood in the true sense can be realized. In this sense Alpha Phi Delta is restrictive, membership is an honor and hiyh scholastic standards must be met. This Years Sweetheart is pinned to Paisan Joe Or- lando. A vibrant darkhaired beauty, the fraternity is to be commended on its choice. 1 ■. G nol R n BuchofF, Nick DeFazio, Joe This page donated b M.I N, GOLDBERG, HEIDT M Joann Arnone. PHI DELT'S ACTIVITIES If you want m eat right you gotta know the right people. Alpha Phi Delta's Christmas Party at St. Joe's Pledge project presented to pledge Master Lou Matz by Chet Vendetti, Dave Agostini. and Al Stankie- wicz. 105 If you don't have a jacket you can't come. w 8S Blue Key President, Bob Triana. prepares to crown Miss Bonnie Walters Queen of the Winter Carnival as 1959 Queen Rosina Nedresky beams her approval. Miss Pat McMullen, Merrhurst College candidate for 1960 Carnival Queen. Miss Carmie Fronzaglia, Villa Maria College Candi- date for 1960 Carnival Queen. WINTER CARNIVAL Miss Bonnie Walters St. Vincent School of Nursing 1960 Carnival Queen The first weekend in December means carnival time at Gannon. Presented by Blue Key, the Win- ter Carnival provides funds for the care and im- provement of the Student Union. The Union, located at 6th and Walnut provides a center for activities of the area Colleges. The high-light of the Carnival is the selection of the Carnival Queen. The Carnival transformed the Audi into a midway teeming with barkers and games and provides a weekend's entertainment for the stu- dents and residents of Erie. Blue Key meets to plan the 1960 Winter Carnival. ■ 90 W m Sir in ■  v i T7  ' 9m 1 '' I i Puscaa Athletic Dire i i Milt Simon Basketball GANNON Lazlo Doemeny Fencing Tennis Fr. Dipre Intramurals Golf ATHLETICS Pete Russo Basketball 109 HOME OF THE GANNON COLLEGE ©olden Mnights BASKETBALL TEAM : r ALPHA KAPPA Pt BASKETBALL , NON- SCORES OPPONENT 83 ( 1 1 77 Mansfield STC 90 84 Pikesville 90 62 Stubrnvillc 72 86 Findley 74 Waynesbuig 60 94 ( !umberland 78 50 Allianc c 63 103 Bonaventure 71 ,H Malone lb • K lin x i - S 1 57 1 ennem i S 1 115 72 Youngstown 90 IT. 70 101 Alli.uu e 100 John ( '.moll Youngstown 84 82 - • 3T1 85 benville I • M The 60-61 version of the Gannon Golden Cagers rolled right into the basketball season by upsetting the highly touted Tartans of Carnegie Tech on the sprawling hardwood at the Pitt Fieldhouse. The Knights then had a head-knocking trio of games, all of which went down the drain, with three of the top rated small college fives in the country. To match the three game tailspin, the charges Milt Simon ran off a three game win binge, downing Findley. Waynesburg. and a tall Cumberland squad. The Knights tuned up for the Brown Indians of Olean. N.Y., by dropping a Sunday affair to Alliance. Then followed the pasting at Olean Armory. St. Bona- venture, not stopped at home since 1948, didn't let our small type Lancers get in their way as they rolled up a 103 -- 71 margin for number 98 in a row (to put a little joy in your life, look in the score column to left and live a litttle). After two quick road wins, the Knights did it again, losing to Tennessee A I in a Cleveland Arena affair. In a manner befitting the Nations number one small college five, the long, tall hill folk ran the highest score ever made against a Gannon team. What was tjood for Tennessee A I was good for Youngstown as the Penguins dumped the Knights a few nights later. The Knights came back to even their record at 7 — 7 by riping the Stewart AFB Ryboys by a 96- -70 count. In this affair. Capt. Bill Carey hit an all-time Gannon scoring record by dumping' 54 points through the hoop. The icst of the sad or glad details of the 60-61 season will have to be left to your memories, dear readers, since I have a deadline to meet and we still have 7 games to go. Good luck in 61-62! Bill Carey. Senior Erie. Pa. Mike Cannone, Senior Farrell, Pa. DeWayne ShaefTer, Senior Tarentum, Pa Ed Kondrad, Senior Arnold, Pa. Joe Gaeta, Junior Brooklyn, N.Y. Jack Ahearn, Senior Brooklyn, N.Y. Jack Byrnes, Freshman Sharpsburg, Pa. Wes Roberts, Junior Meadville. Pa. John Mauro, Junior Pittsburgh, Pa. Jerry L-ott, Junior Pittsburgh, Pa. Ill THE LONG. HARD SEASON THKOl'GH THE EYES OF LANCE PHOTOGRAPHERS WERC Broadcaster! in i row's nest, high above Audi. All the Golden Knight'l Basketball games were broadcast by this station. : of din little tn ilu dur- ing I, l III IDI CHEERLEADERS Bill Ron Gris Sue (laic Urse) Judy GOLF s( ( RES Gannon Opponent 17 Edinboro 1 Fredonia 2l 2 ll1.- St Bonaventure 6 2 13J 1 Youngstown 10| 2 I misiua ... 2l 2 12 Youngstown 6 17 St. Bt m.i enture . . 1 13 Alliance 2 Geneva N 1 A District Title 4th place, NAIA Championship ! - [ a a, fl 2 j ■ 4 Bw H - 5 mm k' !l J.i ™ yT jB Ul r : - - •£] 5BI IE j 1 A Golf team; KNEELING, Dan Shipley, Ben Drongoski. STANDING, Frank Sokol. Dave Driscoll. Dan Leal. Gary Conrath. AVERAGES 76. Driscoll 76.7 Leal 76.8 Shipley 79.3 1 81 1 hongosky 81.1 Low v on-. I riscoll, 7 ■ I playoffs Geneva. Gannons duffers put together a record which is unequaled in the history of the College, eclipsing even the records hung up by the Knight's short-lived football team in the early '50's. Led by Capt. Corry Wright in the absence of regular golf mentor. Fr. Dipre, the Lancers finished undefeated in team play, whipped Geneva Col- lege for the District NAIA championship, and then, as if this wasn't enough, pulled in fourth in the NAIA finals. Among the victories |K)sicd by the Golf Team were two wins over the hated Indians of Olean, N.Y., St. Bonaventure. These victories were sweetened by tin- fact that the first one broke a 34 match winning streak accom- plished over a period of three years by the Bonnies, and this par- ticular win was posted on the Indians home links. With the loss of 4 members by graduation, the Team may be in some trouble, but after last years record, we can forgive them a few losses. bj kk i S ll l l EUC ( OMPANY 116 Players of the two teams swap stories before the start of the match. Dave Driscoll shows the form that brought him the low score of the vear. These pictures, taken at the home match against St. Bonaventure, show some of the action seen by the Knights. The home matches are played at Lakeshore Golf Club on Route 5, west of Erie. The Bonnie's Dick Grimm blasts down the middle of the fairway as the Knights' Driscoll and Leal look on. Hi 4t at mkc: lav GOL Ron ZxL Joe Tore Dkk Morocco. Back? l-aKwrih. Dw sfcr SecSert D i Fbk Coach. || 1 ..-Li: BASE -.- Li - - , :•:- .- - -- - barked ob a nine g-— — n liwnilr m Ac record ewdaSm r o gzrnm raiaed oat IXjcjuesne and A  — — br tfar face break n the weather of • of tbrn writes in irncirwar char play- Tbe .- . ■ ' - .-_---■ . '- ■ - • - wood Park daring tbe afternoons of fate student bodr if in- vned to macb Gannon's Ratmrn in ac- scor: GANNON OPPONENT _V ----- ■ . 5 - 3 6 Caninus :- 14 Youngstown li 3 Fredonta ' 10 Y'oungstOM-n 9 n 3 Lost 4 Tfak pB0E Safe by a mile! We coulda had 'im! BALL Maybe I'm not Mickey Mantle. I'll hit him anyway! Think maybe we're in trouble? TENNIS ' t to lx- outdone bj the Goll Team, tli - Gannon Ten- nis team put on .ui exhibition l winning all it's own. Starting l pounding Alliance l a 9 0 score, the 'Nites Netters snunk l Youngstown .mil Edinboro sli b) identical 5 I scores. Edinboro didn't prove as tough the second time as the Lancers tiped them to a 7 2 tunc. Fredonia sl a rennis powei again extended the K iits. however, .is usual, the opposition found iiscl! on tin- short end ot a 5 1 count. The Knights finished up then undefeated season by coasting home ovei Voungstown foi the second time during the Sprint,' (the Basketball team should have it so ■■1„h This time. t i w.is ,i sufficient score ( oached lor the lust time t Lazlo Doemeny, the netters range up a very impressive record in a tough schedule. Szymianilri srrvos a high hard one. Bux Kondrad returns a lob with a sizzling drive. STANDING, l.-ft to right: Cas S vmianski. Paul Young. Lazlo Doemeny, Coach, Ed Konrad. KM I I INC Ed Rinderle, Deetz VanTassrl, John Walzak. s( ores ( rannon Opponent Alliance 0 Youngstown 1 . Bdinboro 1 1 Edinboro ST1 2 Fredonia STC 4 town 1 This b) thr KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Fencing Team; KNEELING, left to right: Bill DiModica, Fred Oprendek, Jim Palmeri, Jerry Macioge. STANDING: Jim Puette, Dave Stanczak, Jim Rezmarski, Art Moore, Mr. Doemeny. Coach. Frank Fredericks. Wayne Suleczki, Don Svoren, Dave Agostini. FENCING These pictures show some of the action which takes place during a Fencing match. Although these pictures show Gannon vs. Gannon, team positions are competitive and each individual is out to win at all times. There appears to be a bright future for Gannon's newest Intercollegiate sport. Be- ginning last year with a small group of students, and concentrating only on saber. Coach Lazlo Doemeny has, this year, not only increased the number of participants and introduced foil, but he has also pro- duced a winning team. Still smarting from last years trouncing by the Roches- ter Institute of Technology's team. Gan- non returned this year and defeated R.I.T. R.I.T. is the defending North At- lantic Intercollegiate Fencing champions. Matches are planned at the Audi, so why not drop in and watch Gannon's newest team in action. The constituent! of the annual IM Football vs. Faculty All-Star game before the fray. INTRAMURAL SPORTS Gannon presents a lull program in in- tramurals lot the student body ami in some raw the faculty. IM Football heads the list with other sports such as the annual ping-pong tourney, vuiin- ming, bowling, and basketball getting a big play, A decathalon and weithtlifting were added to die already popular pro- Students present unbalanced line right in vain attempt to bring home the All-Star Game victory. Here is some of the hot and heavy action at the biggest game of the year on the Gannon Campus. Two bowling leagues oper- ated at Berry's Audi this year in place of the single league operated in pre vious years. In this spoil. Gannon reflects the Na tional growth of this spoil Action in IM basketball may not approach the NBA but it's just as important to its players. SCABBARD AND BLADE Scabbard and Blade: SEATED, left to right: Ricard Tann, Leonard Grucza, Joseph H Gou Jr., David Zimmer, Bill Carey. Richard R.inus. Dennii Buto. Daniel Filipowski. STANDING, Ronald BischorT, John Lorelli, Pedro Spampani, Joseph Shipley. James Weber, Thomas Doolin. Bob Brzezinski, Jerome Harter, Raymond Sobierasski, John SeyfTert, Thomas Power. William Sanko. Donald Svoren, John Fal- coner. President, Bill Carey. Advisor. Capt. Ludie Kinney. The Army ROTC sponsors the National Society of Scabbard and Blade. It is a National Military Honor, or Recognition Society, whose local chapters, called com- panies, have been installed in one hundred sixty colleges and universities where Reserve Officers Training Corps Honorary. The purpose of Scabbard and Blade is primarily to raise the standard of Military Education in American colleges and universities, to unite in closer relationship their Military Departments, to encourage and foster the essential qualities of good and efficient officers, and to promote friendship and good fellowship among Cadet Officers Membership in Scabbard and Blade is the goal toward which most Cadets strive. It is an incentive for better and more wholehearted work and it develops those qualities essential to leadership. This fosters competition among the officers of the Cadel Corps. The Cadet elected to the Society must be an Officer and a gentle- man He must |x ssess the qualities of leadership, Patriotism, efficiency, and honor. Each year, the Scabbard and Blade sponsors the Military Ball, which is the high- light of the college's social calendar and a dinner-dance which is given in honor of senior members. The Society also sponsors a sabre team which performs numerous times throughout the year and has developed into a precision outfit. 1 . HEYL'l PHYSH I tffS SI PIMA ( « ) 124 n iv - a jis ufe' PERSHING RIFLES UPPER CLASSMEN LEFT TO RIGHT P Von Hoene. FOURTH ROW: Captain Wright, J. Evans, P. FIRST ROW: V. Southward , M. Tyron, E. Zukowski, R. Wilson. Brophy, J. Wienczkowski, T. Mackrell. FIFTH ROW: R. Kingston, SECO.XD ROW: A. Kaminsky. S. Stanonis. W. Nicholson, R. T. Zimmerly. T. Konopka. I. May. Mingoy. THIRD ROW: T. Kaczmarek, L. Dresch. D. McSweeney, COMPANY 05 PERSHING RIFLES FRESH SOPH LEFT TO RIGHT STAXDIXC IN FRONT 1 WARRANT OFFICER T Go tomski. 2. COMPANY COMMANDER — D. Pojamann, 3. P.I O — D. Mitchell. 4. EXECUTIVE OFFICER - K. Bright. First Squad: D. Fabian, T. Gominiak, R. Tarkowski. R. Cottrell, R. Klu- giewicz. W. Lampart, M. Hammer. W. Stten, H Elliott. L. Yocco, W. Zentis. J. Goellner. A. Drexler. Second Squad: R. Oftromecki, P. Hickey, R. Vendetti. G. Gott. D. Rawtzik, R. Decker, D. Ostrow- ski, J. Cianella, D. Watbel, D. Tunney, B. Saviola, R. Delaney, R. Gittere. Third Squad: D. McCurdy, R. Amendola, P. Granetto, J. Griffith. W. Gordon, L. Niles. I). DclPorto. R Nash. A Denny, T. Laniewicz, T. Klaus, P. VVardell. Fourth Squad: J. Wojciec howski, W. Orzepowski, R. Dyrnski, R. McCrarey, G. Intrieri, E. Heil, M Homansky, D. Ixihse, P. Jargiello, R M( Laughlin, J. Zimpfer, J Metelski. The Reserve Officer Train- in; ( orps is part of a na- tion-wide program designed to provide trained officers to meet the military needs of the I .S Army. Here at Gannon College all qualified students must par- ticipate in at least two years of the program. In this basic course, students study subjects such as: Military Science and History, map reading, and the manual of arms. For those students who wish to compete for a commission to the Army Reserve or the Regular Army, there is an Advanced Corps for Juniors and Seniors. Presentttt Armssss! W.ii t nl his trirl sees this. The most looked-forward-to i .i in the week of a KOI C. student is drill la . It is cm this day that he duns an ill-fitting, iuh replica of an army uniform and infiltrates the business district hoping to attraci female attention. At 1400 2:00 p.m. to the layman) he proceeds to Dale Hall, then to the drill area where he receives excellent training in leadership and disci- pline Once a yeai the student receives a chance to earn merits and recognition by competing against • n the drill held ( hi ( !ompetition 1 ay a appearance as well as a snappy performance will -.im foi him a fine honor, the reputation ol be- let R. O. T. C. MkVH % Drill proves fruitful! on Competition Day 126 • ■  jftdfejk t3fc • J - T • ' T v-: : K Cadet Captain Bill Carey allows LANCE photographer to review A Company The L ANCE catches the first platoon of A Company going through the manual of arms DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM In Novembei of 1959, .1 SI. 000.000 development pro- gram w.is announced by the President of Gannon Col- lege, The Rt Rev. Wilfred J. Nash. The program is to be completed b) the College's 25th anniversary in 1969. The long range program calls for the construc- tion of a multi-purpose building on the site once occu- pied by the Fisher Hotel. This building will be four stones high and will cost more than $1,000,000. An aitist's conception of this structure can be seen on page 4 of THE LANCE. A small auditorium will be located in the basement of the building and an ultra-modern cafeteria and lounge area on the ground floor. A bo- tanical garden will be built on the roof. In between will be three floors of offices and sixteen much needed class- rooms. Following in the next nine years will be a faculty residence which will house 30 of Gannon's faculty. The cost of this building will be about $400,000. The third structure of the four-pronged program will be a new dormitory to house out of town students. The exact locations have not been determined, although plans call for all of the new structures to be in the area bounded roughly by W. 7th St., Peach St., Walnut St.. and the Bay. The cost of the new dorm is to be near $650,000. The fourth segment is a field house, essential to the physical welfare of the growing student popula- tion. Containing about 30.000 square feet of area and costing $600,000. the field house will be part of an ex- tensive athletic plant which will encompass facilities for baseball, IM football, swimming, tennis, and all other IM sports. In the summer of 1960 Gannon formally launched the first large-scale appeal to the local community for fi- nancial assistanc e. Erie industrial business firms re- sponded generously. Shown, left, with Msgr. Nash are four early contributors to the Development Fund are, reading down: Messers. O. Carlyle Brock, Sr. O. Carlyle Brock. Jr; Mr. Howard Fish; Messers. James Quinn Leland Berry : and Mr. John Fries. The Fisher Hotel, before and aftei Kt we go to press, the new multi- pui pose building doesn't look much like .1 building at all. Located at the corner of 7th and Peach, it wil be ready by Sept. of 1961. 129 The experts • d it An idea was born Opinions were gathered . . . 130 iW f I 1 Some s.iii.; about it . . . Others danced over it . . . . And then they got action! 131 Finally they voted on it . ou feJlowi were serious weren't you? Do you hear a shoveling noise up there: 'a Friedrichs' Patron Ihr Sergeants i tin- I« )TC A Freshman preparing for initiation? WILLIAM CAVANAUGH Christmas Spirit became manifest at the Sing-a-Long in the Student Union. This page donated by CHURCH'S BUTCHER SHOP A few engineers trying to conjure up the devil. Er . . . solving the problem of the uni- verse. Finally we gel ■ pit tun- of Dymski! rui I used to be a 98 pound weakling. This page donated by BA1 MWN BROTHERS CARPET Arfax Camera Center Patron. 134 We are not impressed. Gannon provides .1 liberal education This page donated by ISSAC BAKER SON 135 One thing about this fraternity . . . They eat well . . . and often. Don't just stand there . . . Gel HELP!! E. A. DOUBE T n evening with Thomas More. WESCHLERS Why don't we buy a voting machine? Don't be half safe. The food was delicious. Seconds. We get served next. Rienhold Pharmacy Patron . . . add about a cup of water . . the Instructors lounge. • A '|IIB IJHi and at dances. Seems Gannon men are habitually hungry. A Friend. P. A. Meyers, Sons I 'at ion You mean I g«-i change ' 1 1 tii tii in . nothing in here but mail. Darling Florists I'. itn n [OSTEN'S Radio Station W'LEU Patron 140 I told you I'd gel him to thr altar. Ma. Perry Square Clothes Patron r Epp Furniture Company Patron How about telling those kids upstairs to keep quiet. This page Donated by the STUDENT BOOK MART. THESE PATRONS OFFER SUPERIOR QUALITY AND SERVICE AT REASON- A Friend donated 7 Alpha K.i|)p.i Pi Fratei nity arship Friendship ( rannon ( lolh - donated 100,101 Baumann Brothers Carpet Floor ( ' ering Specialists hi I East Fifth Suet Ki it-. Pennsylvania donated 1 3 1 Boston Store Complete Department Store 718 State Street Erie, Pennsylvania donated I Breeze Publishing Company Publishers oi the Knight mth Lake Street North East, Pennsylvania Pages donated 82 83 ( !ara aglia Studios Photographers for tlu- Lan 12J East Tenth Street Erie. Pennsylvania s donated 84,85 Church's Butchei Shop Alt) Me. its 1 iith Lincolin Erie, Pennsylvania donated 1 32 Paper ( tampan) Suppliers oi Hammennill Goods ite Ei ie, Pennsylvania donated 90 Ei ie Insurance Exchange Sen i e Evei n here 1 1 1 East Sixth Street Erie. Pennsyh ania donated 26 Fischer Scheller Pharmacy Neai the campus r)18 State Street Ei ie. Pennsj 1 ania Page donated 96 Gannon College Alumni Association Congratulations Seniors Erie. Pennsylvania Pages donated 62 63 Haibach Brothers Meat Packers Famous Dutch Maid Products 501 East 19th Street Erie. Pennsj lvania Page donated 2 1 Hammennill Paper Company East Lake Road Erie. Pennsylvania Page donated 103 Heyl Physicians Supply Company Prescriptions — Free Delivery 419 State Street 123 West Ninth Street Erie. Perms) lvania Page donated 1 24 Isaac Baker Son Clothiers Haberdashers Since 1850 629 State Street Erie, Pennsylvania Page donated 135 James G. 1 lanes 813 G. Daniel Baldwin Building Ei ie, Penns) lvania P ■ donated 92 142 ABLE PRICES. YOU WILL FIND IT WORTHWHILE TO PATRONIZE THEM. Josten's Represented by Mi 1 Vn.ild Brothers 820 Investment Building Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania P.iui- donated 140 Knights oi Columbus 1023 French Streel Erie, Pennsylvania Pages donated 120 81 Runs Electric Company Completed Line of Electric Supplies 1325 St. ite Street Erie. Pennsylvania Page donated 1 16 Nelson. Goldberg. Heidt Building Gannon College 1215 G. Daniel Baldwin Building Erie. Pennsylvania Pages donated 104. 102, 1 14 Student Book Mart Growing with Gannon 117 West Seventh Street Erie. Pennsylvania Page donated 141 Prozan Furniture Upholstery Re-upholstering Altar Drapes 9 North Perry Square Erie, Pennsylvania Page donated 95 Sanitary Farms Dairy Inc. O. Carlyle Brock 521 East 18th Street Erie, Pennsylvania Page donated 70 Sedelmyer Sen ice Station Inspection Station 3019 Buffalo Road Erie. Pennsylvania Page donated 1 18 Sitters Food Market Quality Foods Selected Products Eighth Lincolin Erie. Pennsylvania Page donated 68 Slater Food Service Management Serving Gannon and 100 other Campuses Gannon College Erie, Pennsylvania Pages donated 67 7 1 Sterling Milk Erie's Safest Milk 3330 Peach Street Erie, Pennsylvania Page donated 27 Times Publishing Company Morning News, Times, Sunday News 20 East 12th Street Erie, Pennsylvania Page donated 34 Tom Karle's Varsity Shop Quality Clothing 928 Peach Street Erie, Pennsylvania Pas;e donated 30 Trasks Serving the Greater Erie Area State at Ninth Streets West Erie Plaza Erie, Pennsylvania Page donated 43 W. T. Grant Company Known for Values 18 West Ninth Street Erie, Pennsylvania Page donated 91 143 ance GANNON COLLEGE Eri,, Po. Sooner or later, all things come to an end. Thus ii is with the 1961 LANCE. We can- not claim to have produced the best yearbook in the history of Gannon College . . . nor. we hope, take the Manic Tor producing the worst. We will, however, say that it w.i a lot ol work, that we shed our hlood. sweat, and tears to produce a yearhook we can he proud of. and we hope our readers will he just as proud. It couldn't have been done without the help of many. Mike. Dave, Fred. George, Joe. Jerry, Lou. ('ail. Sue. Gwen, Ann. and Spring. We thank them and wish that they won't ever get mixed up in one of these publications again, unless they like to work. This then is the end of the 1961 LANCE . . . we hope you like it. Paul Grosser Richard Tr eciak ( !o-Editors 144 ft IN THE COMMUNITY INTEREST... In ordei to completely meet the demands ol the individuals in the community, Gannon (  l- mducts classes in the evening, and ex- tends its services through it Adult Opportunity P a. mi. with courses in industrial, business, academic and cultural fields. Recognizing the need for guidance for the students, and the assistance that could be given industr) In furnishing well-trained graduates, .1 Guidance and Placement ('enter was estab- lished in the college. This center conducts testing of students, but these testing services have also been made available to local industry and commerce and have been used extensivel) and effectively by them. In addition to this testing service, the Place- ment Center has been most effective in placing trained and competent graduates with local firms, to the extent that several hundred Gan- non graduates are now employed in position s of responsibilit) and skill. Thus Gannon has helped materially in furnishing a source of future employees so essential to a growing and alert community . In 1958, in line with its policy of assiMin _! the community, Gannon College set up an Indus- trial Relations ('enter. The Center provides local funis with opportunities to establish or improve personnel and industrial relations pro- plains. The ('.enter conducts planning work- shops with companies, furnishes Consultive services and administers tests and surveys and interprets their results. More than 10 companies in laic and the surrounding area have availed themselves of these services in the short time the ( lenter has been in existence. In the short span of 16 years. Gannon Col- lege has come to be an irreplaceable part of Erie and the surrounding communities. As a (enter of education for its youth, as a hub of culture and civic activity, as a well-spring for future employees for industry and commerce, and as a fountainhead for teachers and the pro- fessions its value to the area is incalculable. The presence of an accredited four-year college should certainly be used as a strong additional factor in attracting new industry to the area. - Ti — SiS Jt J I J 0