Gannon University - Lance Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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HUMANITIES The objective of the Division of Humani- ties is the preparation of the students for a life that has breadth of interest and depth of knowledge. Its aim is to maintain UK- liberal tradition in a Christian education. The faculty of the Humanities Division is admirably suited for its purpose. A cross section of their members reveals a high per- centage of experienced educators, quali- fied by years of recognition in research and writing to provide the instruction necessary to the formation of the well-rounded grad- uate. To form an effective counter-balance to these more experienced men, the Hu- manities Division also includes a solid con- tingent of younger teachers, who already have demonstrated their erudition and abilities through exceptional records, both as students and as teachers. The production of thinking Christians, well trained in those fields that are neces- sary to the useful, active citizen, is the aim of Gannon College. The excellent humani- ties faculty, under the experienced lead- ership of Dean Louis Lorei, is a prime fac- tor in the realization of that end. Rev. Louis H. Lorei, Dean of Humanities History RICHARD L. BEYER Professor; Director, Department of History A.B. Allegheny College: M.A. University of Iowa; Ph.D. Uni- versity of Iowa THOMAS F. MISH Instructor in History M.A. University of Detroit; B.A. Aquinas College, Crand Rapids, Mich. left: Dr. R. Beyer right: Mr. T. Mish

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Public Relations: Lucy Dill Library Staff: Barbara Scardinski, Ann Sedor, Eleanor Januleski. Office Assistants Treasurer's Office: Peggy Johnson and Janice Miller. Registrar's Office: Jane Stahon, Dolores Kowalski, Mary Przezwicki, and Elizabeth Hellman. 27

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Foreign Languages left to right: Mr. H. Funk, Dr. A. Ciccozzi, Dr. N. Rothschild, Mr. E. Cairo, Dr. P. Peterson, Fr. R. Fin, Dr. F. Saad, Mr. E. Soto, Dr. T. Drezga. EUGENE CAIRO Instructor in Foreign Languages B.A. University of Wisconsin; M.A. University of Wisconsin ; Completed requirements for Ph.D. University of Wisconsin ATTILIO CICCOZZI Instructor in Latin, Italian, and Greek Diploma R. Liceo Classico — L'Aquila; Laurea R. Universita degli Studi di Roma: Thesis Pontificio Istituto Archcologies — Roma; Ph.D. Larea in Let- ters, University of Rome. TIHOMIL DREZGA Associate Professor of Political Science Docteur en droit; Sorbonne, Paris diploma, Scuola Vaticana di Biblioteconomia REV. ROBERT FIN Associate Professor of Russian Language and Literature Ph.D. Gregorian University, Rome, Italy: M.A. State Teach- ers' College, Budapest, Hungary: STL. Studium Generale, OP., Budapest, Hungary; S.T.D. Paz- many Peter State University, Budapest, Hungary PAUL PETERSON Professor of Latin and Greek Director, Department of Foreign Languages B.A. University of Pittsburgh; M.A. New York University; Ph.D. New York University and Columbia University NORA ROTHSCHILD Assistant Professor of German Dr. iur. Universitat, Frankfurt a.m.; M.A. Catholic University of America; L.L.B. University of Buffalo DR. BERTA WEBER HANS FUNK FRANCIS SAAD Assistant Professor of French B.A. Pazmany Peter State Uni- versity of Budapest; M.A. Paz- many Peter State University of Budapest; Ph.D. Pasmany Peter State University of Budapest : Decretum Habilitationis Univer- sity of Szeged ERON SOTO Assistant Professor of Spanish B.S. Politechine National Insti- tute, Mexico; B.S. Gannon Col- lege; M.A. National University of Mexico and University of Buffalo: candidate Ph.D. Na- tional University of Mexico Psychology MELVIN E. CARNEY Assistant Professor of Psychology B.A. Gannon College; M.A. Fordham University; candidate for Ph.D. Western Reserve Uni- versity. RICHARD L. HERBSTRITT Registrar; Instructor of Psychology B.A. Gannon College; M.A. Fordham University 29 left to right: Mr. R. Herbstritt, Mr. M. Carney, Fr. H. Neib- ling, Fr. H. Pa«kevi ius REV. HOWARD V. NIEBLING Instructor — Psychology and Theology A.B. St. Mary's Seminary and University; M.A. Catholic Uni- versity REV. ANTANAS P. PASKEVICIUS Instructor in Psychology B.A. in Phil. State University in Kaunas, Lithuania; B.A. in Theol. Gregorian University in Rome; M. in Theol. Gregorian University in Rome; Ph.D. Maximilian University in Mun- ich, Germany