Gannon University - Lance Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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father somers Student Council The school year 1965-66 saw a rebirth of interest in the affairs of stu- dent government at Gannon. Through its many committees, members shouldered the responsibility for many projects deemed essential by the executive board. Under the leadership of Jim Meko, Joe Heavy, George Thompson, Al Lubiejewski, and Bob Allison, the Student Council, besides its many routine duties, collected over a ton of text books in its Books for Equal Education Drive in May, sponsored freshman orientation, held the largest Eight Ball in the college's history, directed a basketball rally, conducted a course evaluation program, sponsored a tri-state student government congress, revitalized the dormant Student Union, and re- wrote its constitution. As a result of unselfish efforts by men like Stan Twargowski, Bill Steger, Ernie Wright, Joe Bauer, Stan Fronzaglia, Mike Sylvester, Carl Rizzo, Tom Galla, and Tom Doyle, this year marked a vital step forward for student government at Gannon. dissenting opinions always decisions

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:'£r m m $i m V T V r s. B SEATED FROM LEFT: George Thompson, Secretary; Al Lubiejewski, Treasurer; Jim Meko, President; Joe Heavey, Vice-president; Bob Allison, Corresponding Secretary. MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: Bill Steger, Gerry Smith, Mike Caputo, Carl Rizzo, Ron Volpe, Chuck Syzmaniwitz, Denny McGraw, Tom Doyle, Dave Van Amburg; SECOND ROW: Rich Griffith, Stan Fronzaglia, Tom Galla, Ernie Wright, Andy Dutkowsky, Joe Daniele, Stan Twagowski, Joe Bauer, Joe Kuhicak, Bob Woodie, O. T. Finnegan, Bob Gallo. mister executive attention you vetoed it?