Gannon University - Lance Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1970 volume:

6 14 i E • I ji K@M iSfl sj ■■V 'VEBS I . ■ GANNON COLLEGE 1970  ■ fc M w M 1 M V-'A !'K: B P JN KM If ? r v ft. ▼ ■p L AM 1 1 if V I If MR mm id 1 t 7 i LcollV N f-T-i BlJ .k _J 1 m 1B Lit- i. ' Iks seminap I ft-, mm - 1 m m 4- TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE ESSAY ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS SPECIAL EVENTS SPORTS SENIORS PATRONS A mind yet stagnant and frozen desired to stir. It had caughl a glimpse of a waterfall as it wound its way through the woods. It saw how each drop of water united with every other and created a new life force — rushing on to a fuller stream. But why this time or place? Why did each of us as mere drops choose to form a new stream? — Both in ourselves and together, never- theless, we chose and we created. Each drop slowly began to absorb — in the classroom, at a lecture, on the corner, over a cup of coffee, on a stairwell, in a dis- cussion, through an article, a nod, a smile, or in a new book. 10 III in iii •••  • _ m a  imm 1 «. Mhh 17 14 The basis having been laid, the inter-rela- tionships and the correlations came slowly — the drops began to merge. £ .;£J£PI r 1 - • ■ -- -%«i M B JTji ' a .,■■■ lit ' af ••w ' - ,'—— h 1 L 6 H . fc-' V w _- J5ag| liWll -0 r. lr; til W K -r 18 m 19 fc! w w v fc . •• HVPM i—   . . .•■ — v- - The history of an idea became clear and the mind began to grow, but — our year illus- trates the difficulty of becoming a stream — we witnessed a moon landing and the great- est economic and technological advances ever made by man — yet we are torn by war and the meaning of existence. fc|WK r 21 22 Dichotomies tear every discipline and streams only cross each other. The winds of the storm make each drop of rain a sting- ing pellet. In the midst of specialization in a scientific age, the love of knowledge for its own sake — the life stream — is still flow- ing, but painfully. ■ . rff N, Pp- v t sia KI The drops of water are being analyzed chemically, but they know they need to be humanely treated so that not only their chemical components, but their being may be joined. 27 This is the stream of hope that flows in every man, that extends throughout the woods of life. We are searching for that natural force created through an under- standing of the depth of one's person, t he epochs of past history and of the future that we can create in a stream of life where each drop is itself and by being so creates a beautiful waterfall. 29 30 31 32  ma . « — 1 -LSf«T LlRSSi M 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 it ' 40 41 CHAIRMAN, BOARD OF TRUSTEES 48 MOST REVEREND ALFRED M WATSON PRESIDENT 49 RIGHT REVEREND MSGR. WILFRID J. NASH DEANS 50 FIRST ROW. L-R Msgr Louis Lorei. John E Waldron. SECOND ROW, L-R Raymond F Cicero. Sr Barbara Ann Karsznia. Gerald R. Kraus, Joseph P. Scottino. L-R: Mr. Joseph M. Pisoni, Rev. Lawrence T. Speice, Mr Owen T. Finegan, Rev. George E Strohmeyer. 51 STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES R E G I S T R A T I O N A N D L-R: Mr. Alphonse Wedzik. Miss Marilyn Rewers, Mr. Robert Kean, Mr. John R. Cicen, Mr. Greg Klein. A D M I N I S T R A T I O N 52 GUIDANCE FIRST ROW, L-R: Dr. Frank Pizzat, Miss Mari- lyn Rewers. Fr. Francis Haas. SECOND ROW. L-R: Mr. Joseph McLaughlin, Mr. Richard Dun- ford. Dr. Charles Lundy. D E V E L O P M E N T FIRST ROW. L-R: Mr. Jack Bell, Mr. Robert Hammer. SECOND ROW, L-R: Mr. Joseph Connerton, Mr. Ronald Wasielewski. 53 TREASURER L-R: Mr. Kevin Quinn, Fr. Norbert Wolf. CHAPLAINS L-R: Rev Ralph E Darling. Rev. Richard J. Sullivan. 54 LIBRARIANS L-R Mrs. Maria Karcic, Rev Casimir J. Lubiak, Miss Rita Ann Nies. THEOLOGY FIRST ROW. L-R: Rev. John P. Schanz, Rev. Robert J. Levis, Rev. Charles H. Drexler, Mr. Paul Gibbons, Mr. Arthur C. Grady, Mr. Paul J. Gray. SECOND ROW, L-R: Canon Warren Starrett, Rev. Ollivio, C. Novario, Rev. James W. Peterson, Rev. Richard J. Sullivan, Mr. Barry J. Mitchell. P H I L O S o p H Y FIRST ROW, L-R: Rev Alphonse Cnspo, Rev Stephen Minkiel, Rev Giho L Dipre, Mr James R Kelvington. SECOND ROW, L-R: Mr Timothy Sullivan, Rev John R. Burke, Mr Michael J. Acn. Rev. John Prah ENGLISH 56 FIRST ROW, L-R: Mrs. Margaret Tenpas, Mrs. Shirley Levin, Sister Dolores Sarafinski, Miss Kathleen Malia. SECOND ROW, L-R: Mr. Philip H. Kelly, Mr. Joseph M. Epolito, Miss Elizabeth Lagomarsmo, Mr. George G. Welch, Mr. Charles R. Smith, Jr., Mr. Thomas H. Zynda, Mrs. Mary Bevenmo, Mr. John S. Rouch. FIRST ROW. LR Mr J Jacob Young. Rev Paul J DeSante. Miss Charie Ann Haeger, Mr Edward Babowicz SECOND ROW. L-R Mr Walter S Minot, Mr Robert J Falkewitz. Mr Seth A. Wood. Mr Terrence M Morgan, Mr Dennis K Renner HISTORY 57 FIRST ROW, L-R: Mr. Gerard P. Walsh, Mr. John F. Marszalek, Rev. Robert G. Barcio. SECOND ROW, L-R- Mr. Frank F. Angotti, Mr. James Sefcik, Mr. Matti Moosa. P o L I T I C A L S C I E N C E L-R: Mr William C Green, Mr Gregor Reinhard, Mr Paul S Kim FIRST ROW, L-R: Miss Mary Lou Scalise, Mrs. Christa Flaherty, Mrs. Berta M. Weber, Mr. Colman Hardy. SECOND ROW, L-R: Rev. Robert G. Fin, Mr. Hans Funk, Mr. Miguel A. Sague, Mr. William J. Carney, Mr. Paul W. Peterson, Mr. Georges Agadjanian, Mr. Eron de Leon Soto. 58 SOCIOLOGY FIRST ROW, L-R Mrs. Helen S Zand, Mr. James T. Wacker. SECOND ROW, L-R: Mr Charles Weis, Mr. M. Jude Kirkpatrick. CHEMISTRY FIRST ROW, L-R: Mr. Robert H. Becker, Mr. Richard F. Pietrzak. SECOND ROW, L-R: Mr. George P. Hesch, Rev. Addison Yehl, Mr. Francis A. Pelczar, Jr. BIOLOGY 59 L-R: Rev. Austin O'Toole, Mr. Richard A. Gammon, Mr. Stanley J. Zagorski, Mr. Elmer F. Kohlmiller. FIRST ROW. L to R: Mr. Addelrahman, T. Aburachis, Dr. John Susko. SECOND ROW, L to R: Fr. Robert Susa. Mr Thornton, Mr. Charles Bennett, Mr. David Wellington. 60 ACCOUNTING FIRST ROW, L to R Mr Michael Yarbenet. Mr N Latimer SEC- OND ROW, L to R Mr Joseph Bressan, Mr Francis Weithman ]j ft ' W y r M 4 14 ■■■■■■■■ ' ■ i ' i m ' flflaM ' Ra B VflB W M A N A G M N FIRST ROW, L to R: Mr. David Eichelsdorfer, Mr. N. Latimer, Mr. Paul Weidle, Mr. Daniel Robey, Mr. Joseph Nieb, Mr. Ronald Volpe. L to R: Mr. Richard L. Herbstritt, Dr. Robert Wier. E D U C A T I O N 61 ,1 f P ■ k ■ 7k . ft a 1 iiitlj FIRST ROW. L-R Mr Hyun Soo Kim, Rev Robert J. Scia- manda SECOND ROW. L-R Mr Paul B Gnesacker, Mr. Richard E Sitter. PHYSICS MATHEMATICS 62 FIRST ROW. LR Rev Richard Powers, Mr James Schmitt, Mr John M Fitzgerald SECOND ROW, L-R Mr Frank C Sala, Mr Edward E Rogers, Mr James J Freeman, Rev James McCullough ENGINEERING FIRST ROW, L-R: Mr Jerry A Selvaggi, Mr. Halit M. Kosar, Mr. Arthur M. Seligman, Mr Leonard J. Vetrone SECOND ROW, L-R Mr. Parshotam S. Lall, Mr. Thomas Jiang, Mr. Thomas C. Miller, Mr. Frank W. Groszkiewicz, Mr. James E. Palmer. R. O. T. C. 63 FIRST ROW. L-R: Maj James H Weis, SFC James S. Cooley, Colonel Wayne J Moe, Capt James Ouisenberry, Cpt. Nile S Lockwood SECOND ROW, L-R Maj Ora O Caldwell, MSG Walter R Smith, SFC Richard E. Lambert, MSG Luther R Manus. Jr. 66 Alpha Gamma Chi, Gannon's only all women service organization, is now in its fifth year of existence. Lending a helping hand to the com- munity the co-eds this year did a commendable job of decorating the student lounge in Christmas attire. The girls also participated in the Win- ter Carnival and Freshman orienta- tion. ALPHA GAMMA CHI 1. Anita Rosenburg 2. Mary Kazmierowski 3. Valli Ruggiero 4 Joyce Izbicki 5 Linda Ciocio 6. Judy Pietrasiewicz 7. Elvira Cerri 8 Patty Morphy 9. Judy Smogerszewski 10. Maryanne Bassick 11. Roberta Evans ALPHA KAPPA PSI 1. Bruce Gorman 2 William Kunselman 3. Roy Constable 4. Ken Blackman 5. Larry LaCoe 6 Eugene McQuone 7. Darrel Cooper 8. Gerry Riddle 9. Daniel Burfield 10. Fred Marucci 11. William Smith 12. Raymond Geyer The Theta lota chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi National Business Fraternity is now in its third year of existence on the Gannon cam- pus. An outgrowth of the former Accounting Club, it is dedicated to the widening of its scope and membership to include all busi- ness students. The club sponsors lectures on a variety of business subjects throughout the academic year. 13. Gil Angelotti 14. Aggie Aggers 15. Dale Kries 16. William Hefferean 17. Jim Matson 18. Clif Holliand 19. Ed Keller 20 Denny Skrzypek 21. William Heaney 67 68 ALPHA PHI OMEGA Alpha Phi Omega, service fraternity, is one of the most active fraternities on campus. It not only serves the college, but also the community. Their annual projects such as the March of Dimes cam- paign, the cultural series programs, and the Win- ter Carnival makes this fraternity one of the most luable at Gannon. 1. Dave Rightnour 11. Mike Bailey 2. Chris Parker 12. Ken Sechrist 3. Gary Haynes 13. Ron Jakubowski 4 Val P ietrasiewicz 14 Tom Bellafaire 5 Rich Sagan 15. Jack Kempisty 6 Marcy Evans 16 Dave Szymanowski 7. Paul Reszkowski 17. Jerry Munz 8 Bob Szyper 18 Frank Jordan 9 Tom Hirsch 19. Mike Banister 10 Jim Peeke 20. Dave Barthlemas AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS The American Institute of Physics was founded in 1966 for the purpose of promulgating the study of physics. The A.I P. is an active example of students banding together under the auspices of a parent organization to promote the ideals of the natural sciences. Members apply themselves to original research along with their spirit of development through the col- lege. 69 1. Walt Laprice 2. Angelo Stabile 3. Rocco Ferrante 4. Gary Davies 5. Dr. Griesacher 6. Dave Green 7. Joe Schissler 8. Les Williams 9 Simon Secarea ALPHA PSI OMEGA 1. Robert Knecht 2. Lucy Gambatese 3. Brian Gonyea 4. Richard Knecht 5. Bob Browning 6. Mrs Shirley Levin 7. Joe Mosier 8. Mr. Joseph Epolito 70 Dramatic Fraternity, founded in 1925 as a national honor society for the university and college theatre, has over 370 chapters in the United States and Canada. It establishes a goal for all workers in college theatre and affords recognition to those students who have shown outstanding talent in an area separate from their daily school routine. 1. Dennis Scully 2. Edward Leslie 3. Robert Bebko 4. Richard Balest 5. Bill Phelps 6. James Pepicello 7. Al Joseph 8. Mary Stone 9. Michael Lewis 10. Thomas Hirsch 11. Thomas Loll 12. Dick Straz er 13. Mark Dormann 14. Wayne Wargo 15. Chris Kuhn 16. Vincent Vargo 17. Jerome Munz 18. David Albert 19. James Delehunt 20. Richard Sagan 21. Vladimir Dozorsky 22. Nancy Wells 23. Karen Bertone 24. Dr. Elmer Kohlmiller One of the newer organizations on campus is the American Institute of Biological Sciences. Established in September of 1969 the purpose of this club is to provide an organization with extra-curricular activities for all biology majors. A wide range of cur- rent biological, medical and health top- ics are delved into in order to keep these students up-to-date in these subjects. 71 A.I.B.S. A.S.M.E. At Gannon, the engineering student is given an excellent opportunity to become alert to the role of today's engineer in society. Through the American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers, he increases his technical competence while participating in one of the largest professional engi- neering organizations open to him. 72 1. Jim Maglich 2 Mike Dancison 3. Jim Markowitz 4. Sandor Karpathy 5 Jim MacAnulty 6 Jim Link 7 Ed Svigel 8 Roger Pelk 9 Dr Seligman 10. Dennis Lantzy 11. Beatus Grimm 12. John Strawbridge 13. Martin Tabatcher 14. Bill Gehnng 15 Menh Sinih 16. Mike Gipko 17 Tom Sanko 18 Ted Kostek 19 Ed Wismewski 20 Jerry Niemi 21 Bob Boss 1. Jim Pepicello 12. Margaret Raid 2. Mark Dorman 13 Dave Albert 3 Tom Tiedt 14. Joe Chmielewski 4. Pat Spitzig 15. Wolodymyr Dozorsky 5. Chris Kuhn 16. Al Joseph 6 Sandi Dudzinski 17. Mike Lewis 7. Mr. Zagorski 18. Ann Scozzie 8. Mary Stone 19. Bob Volkmar 9. Jerry Munz 20. Rich Sagan 10. Tom Hirsch 21. Bob Bebko 11. Tina Agresti 22. Tom Elstner 23. Steve Cafini The Beta Beta Beta National Honorary Society for students in the biological sciences is repre- sented at Gannon by the Theta Omega Chapter As an affiliate of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Tri-Beta states its pur- pose: to stimulate sound scholarship, to disemi- nate scientific knowledge, and to promote biologi- cal research Activities to further these interests include sponsoring an annual Gannon College Science Day, promoting biological research for presentation to the regional convention to be held at Gannon this year, and fostering an atmosphere of interest and research in the field of biology. The members of Tri-Beta are a part of one of the most productive and interesting societies on the Gannon campus. 73 BETA BETA BETA CHEMISTRY CLUB 74 Members of the Chemistry Club are constantly striving to keep alert to the problems which arise in their field in today's society. Hoping to benefit the community after graduation, they ex- amine such issues as pollution. Their independent research projects and social functions help to make these students well-rounded persons. 1. Frank Wierzbicki 2. Lori Weiner 3. John Wojtkielewicz 4. Gary Manczka 5. Forest Taylor 6. Carl Rupp 7. Steve Jaworowicz 8. Pat Hermann 9. Larry Zbach 10. Bill Habursky BLUE KEY Blue Key is an honor fraternity which strives to give recognition to outstanding men on campus. Its members have demonstrated not only scholas- tic ability but also qualities of leadership. Because this organization is so selective, it is a great honor to be chosen to be among its members. 1. Bob Sechrist 2. Bill Smith 3. Tom Elstner 4. Ed Hudson Tom Capello Rick Uritus Mick Polowy Charlie Cole Joe Karpinski Dave Wygold Jon Lamm Ernie Desante 13. Bob Kloeker 14. Al Chrisman Bob Heuffner Tim Conboy Doug Rieder Greg Robie Tom Rogers 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 75 GAMMA SIGMA MU 76 1. Bill Flynn 2. Harold Bender 3 George Golden 4 Gary Elfenbien 5. Rich Schwerb 6. Pete Marofsky 7. Dough Satusneno 8. Don Smith 9 Dick Kaminski 10 Jim McFadden 11 Dave Becker 12 Joe Yocius 13. Dave Smith 14. Don McFadden 15 Bob Kitcey 16 John Best 17. Edward Brink 18 Jerry Kuntz 19. Joe Filipowitz 20 Mr Latimar 21 Dave Rahn 22 Ted Godzwa 23 Ken Friday 24 Walt Schatenberg 25 Pete Major 26 Mike Harmon Gamma Sigma Mu is the newest fraternity on campus, and has just completed its first full year at Gannon. The Veterans Fraternity was founded on March 16, 1969. It has grown from the three men who first conceived it in December of 1968 to 40 charter members. The main goal of Gamma Sigma Mu is to assist veterans in obtaining their education and to maintain communications with the Veterans Administration regarding the rights of veterans. Judging from its first year, Gamma Sigma Mu looks to a promising future in which it hopes to establish an important role both in Col- lege life and leadership at Gannon. GANNON SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY The Gannon Sociological Society is a new organization on campus. The purpose for its founding was to present the sociology student with a more meaningful organization in a more professional setting. The society consists of Fellows and members. While membership is open to all, Fellows are sociology majors of high caliber and capable of demonstrating themselves as student professionals within their respective field. Selection of Fellows is done on a competitive basis, where certain criteria must be met. With the guidance provided by the Fellowship, the society strives to meet the needs of the student as well as those of the college and the community. Through various projects and activities, the Gannon Sociological Society enables the student to view concepts and theories in both an academic and non-academ- ic setting. 77 1. Tom Carone 2. Jerry Grygo 3. Denny Domsic 4. Ruth Sackett 5. George Benson 6. Fred Bowlan 7. John Budny 8 Tom Komara 9. Kathy Christensen 10. Mary Jane Vergotz 11. Tony DeJohn 1 Suzanne Rohaly 2 Maryanne Moll 3 Dovis Rusterholtz 4 Mrs Flahurty 5 Dr Hardy 6 Kevin Scully 7 Ron Brown 8 Mr Funk 9 Dennis Strobel 10 Frank Thummler 11 Harlmut Wagner 12 Steve West 13 Bill Pepicello 14 Mr William Carney 15 Dr Bertl Weber With membership including Gannon Students taking German courses, German speaking members of the faculty, teachers from area schools, and native German speakers from the community, this club provides an excel- lent opportunity to be very rewarding to interested members. The club's many activities include slide shows, tapes, lectures, and general discussion aimed at enlarging the member's interest and knowledge of the German language and culture. GERMAN CLUB 78 I.E.E.E 1. Mr. Groszkiewicz 2 Len Shumac 3. Bill Lyons 4. Pau l Zawadzki 5. Jim Fuhrman 6. Jim Soska 7. Val Pietrasiewicz 8. Dale Herbstritt 9. Ken Blasko 10. Gary Milano 11. Charles Wray 12. A. Brighter Idea 13. Tom Stear 14. John Sienicki 15. Robert Robinson 16. Bob Brady 17. Ted Kosloskovick 18. Lou Kobielski 19. Gary Terwilliger 20. Ed Mahoney 21. Frank Bogacki 22 Don Niebauer 23 Jim Slomski 24 Mark Lucero 25 Ken Sechrist 26 Tom Scully 27 Dave Delsandro 79 The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engi- neers (I.E.E.E.) is directed toward the advance- ment of the theory and practice of Electrical Engi- neering, Electronics, and the related arts and sciences. Through discussion meetings, tours, films, demonstrations and lectures, the goals of the organization are met and the students gain valuable insight into the practical applications of the theories learned in the classroom. 80 The Gannon Knight is the most representative voice of the student on campus. Published weekly, the Knight allows any member of the academic community to express his opinion on issues of importance to him. It at- tempts to provide good coverage with good taste. Along with the newly formed radio station, the Gannon Knight will keep the student ever alert to the campus news. 81 1. Mary Frances Schultz 2 Santa 3. Doug Rieder 4 Gregg Robie 5. Valli Ruggiero 6 Dennis Domsic 7. Elvira Cerri 8. Tom Fachetti 9 Doug Yarbenet 10. John Walker 11. Raggedy Ann 12. Wagon K. Wheels THE KNIGHT Tom Elstner Senior Editor Diane Gensheimer Literary Editor Sandi Dudzinski Organization Editor Ruth Fetzner Faculty Editor Paul LoTempio Greek Editor John Schreier Sports Editor John Walker Photographer Tom Fachetti Photographer Kathy Ropelewski Business Manager John Lynch Associate Editor Jon Lamm Staff Mr. Dennis Renner Advisor 82 1. Jon Lamm 2 Tom Fachetti 3. Tom Elstner 4. Diane Gensheimer 5 John Walker 6 John Lynch 7 John Schreier 8 Kathy Ropelewski 9 Paul LoTempio 10 Sandi Dudzmski LANCE John Schreter Paul LoTempio 84 Ruth Fetzner Mr. Dennis Renner, Advisor Tom Fachetti Kathy Ropelewski John Lynch Sandi Dudzinski 85 Diane Genshemer Tom Elstner John Walker LAW CLUB 86 1 Annette Simmons 2. Fred Miller 3. Ernie DiSantis 4 Robert Knecht 5. Ken Lawrence 6 Bill Bishop 7. Dan Ruth 8 Robert Robison 9. Larry McHugh 10 John Gibran 11 Stephen Krivonak 12. Valli Ruggerio 13 Nick Raddycis 14. Andrew Meko 15 Dr G Remhard 16 John O'Malley 17. Dennis Hertua 18 Paul Pollichiccio The Law Club is one of the newer organizations on campus. Attracting such students as political science majors, and soci- ology majors, this club examines the present day problems in the legal field. This develops the student's knowledge of civic matters to better prepare him for life after graduation. 1. Tony DeJohn 2 Rich Hofer 3. Robert Kelly 4. Sue Rohaly 5. Art Wilderotter 6. Kathy Kaczmarek 7. Barbara George 8. Doug Bubna 9. John O'Malley 10. John Gibson As a new organization on campus, the Misery Bay Singers plan to take up where the Gannon College chorus left off. Under new direction, the or- ganization will be doing two or three major concepts of modern and show music as well as charity concerts at various institutions. MISERY BAY SINGERS 87 LAUREATE Being the only outlet on campus for the students' printed page art work, the Lau- reate provides a needed function for the aca- demic community. It presents through this printed word the student's way of looking at life. The magazine becomes a welcome and enjoyable addition to everyone's library. Chris Nolan John Porter Barry Allaire Ralph Ferraro Chris Welsh Gary Eppolito Mary Pontonere 1. Kathy Kaczmarek 2 Al Piechocki 3. Mary Grace Sciarnno 4. Larry Skelly 5. Mary Dollivar 6. Bob Ruyak 7. Shelley Mayer 8. Ron George 9. Valli Ruggiero 10. Ken Cook 11. Nancy Welz 12. Jeff White 13. Nick Radoycis 14 Pete Stepnowski 15. Steve Knvoniak 16. Dr Gregor Reinhard 17. Bob Pietsch 18. Marty Radock 19. Andrew C. Meko 20. John O'Malley 21. Denny Herttua 22. John Gibson 23. Phil DiAngi 24. Gary Nash 25. Rich Macaluso The seventeenth Gannon College Model United Nations was held November 21-22, 1969. The Model U.N. is conducted by high school students with the assistance of college advisors and is sponsored by the Gannon department of Political Science. Members of the U.N. includes delegates from the tri-state area of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York. It offers high school students a unique opportunity to actively take part in discussions concerning critical issues of contemporary world affairs. The two day session held at Gannon Col- lege consisted of committee meetings, and a Model United Nations Security Council. Finally, the Model General Assembly convened and various resolutions were proposed, debated and voted on by the assembled delegates. The experiences gained by participation in the Model United Na- tions should serve delegates well in their future lives as students and citizens. MODEL U.N. 89 Company 0-5, National Society of Pershing Rifles continued in their outstanding accomplish- ments in drill competition this year after stunning the entire national organization by capturing the Pershing Rifle National Championship in the pre- ceding year Besides success in precision drill, this year also witnessed the members of 0-5 taking part in many campus activities throughout the year showing the dual aspect, military and social, of this elite society PERSHING RIFLES 1. Jim Macaluso 21. Paul Koscelski 2 Dan Williams 22 Gary Ebner 3 Chuck D'Acierno 23. Chris Georgier 4 John Salatto 24 Rene Loder 5. Joe Racanelli 25. Dave Williams 6. Mike Michaud 26. Joe Menchaca 7. Bob Sechrist 27. Dennis Lennon 8 Jack Schreiber 28. Joe Gausmann 9 Jim Reisenweber 29 Ron Zabowski 10. John McGee 30 Bob Kloecker 11. Greg Pinto 31 Bill Gleischner 12. Tony Carndeo 32. Jim Van Maele 13 John Mistrzah 33 Joe Budzinski 14. Joe Martin 34 Joe Bawol 15. Tom English 35. Bill Weber 16. John Cray 36 Dennis Cuneo 17. Dennis Kerrigan 37. Richard Aukermann 18. Gary Boxler 38 Tom Hyatt 19. Russell Brooks 39. Dave Jackowski 20 Shannon Smith 40. Skip Caliaghan 90 — T T ' T « r-w i i-V Take stock in America. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Freedom Shares V — IT . 1 PI SIGMA EPSILON Entering into its fourth year at Gan- non College the Alpha Upsilon chap- ter of Pi Sigma Epsilon, a national professional fraternity in marketing, sales, and management foresees a prosperous year under the new guid- ance of Mr. Charles A. Bennett and Mr. Gary A. Shapira. The organiza- tion, through its relationship with the Sales and Marketing Executive Club of Erie, seeks to develop and pro- mote the basic ideas and principles of the business world. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB 92 1 Dr. Kim 2 Dr. Reinhard 3 Mr. Green 4. Valli Ruggiero 5. Andy Meko 6. John Gibson 7. Ernie DiSantis 8. Ken Laurence 9 Nick Radoycis 10. Dan Ruth 11 Larry McHugh 12 Steve Knvoniak 13 Denny Herttua 14. John O'Malley 15 Bill Bishop 16 Robert Knecht 17 Nancy Welz 18 Rob Robinson 19 Kathy Kaczmarek 20 Doug Bubna 21. Annette Simmons 22 Larry Jones 23 Fred Miller Dedicated to civic action and involvement, the Political Science Club during the last year spon- sored the Model United Nations, and a Mayoral debate during Erie's election year that featured speakers on a wide and various scale of social and political topics. On a more conventional vein the club provides an opportunity for its members to discuss and keep abreast of the political scene with people of the same interest. 1. Doug Reider 2. Tony DeFranco 3. Chris Parker 4. Jean Moran 5. Ron Sudano 6. Greg Robie 7. Jack Guarnaccia 8. Dan Fetzner 9. Jim McKenna 10. Sharon Windsor 11. Doug Dailey 12 Bob McCarthy PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Students of a young and developing discipline need to be aware of cur- rent discoveries and re-alignments in their field. It is the purpose of the Psychology Club to provide an atmosphere for communication to further such awareness among its members, Psychology majors and other inter- ested students. Attention was focused this year on investigation of the cur- rent status and various uses of LSD. 93 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Elvira Cerri Glenn Bailey Angela Sapienza Mike Lyden Jake Faller Tina Agresti Wilburn Johnson Bill Sajewski Richard Knecht Chris Nolan Frank Capello Fran Hayden Barry Allaire 94 ROUNDTABLE The Roundtable is an organization dedicated to developing within its members an appreciation of the arts, especially literature and to allow people from the academic community to participate It allows these people to get together on a more informal basis than a classroom atmosphere. In this manner, they can mutually benefit from each other's opinions. 1. Jim Dubik 11. John Zylka 2. Mary Ann Bassick 12. Gerald Bagmski 3. Sgt. Lambert 13. Major Ora Caldwell 4. Bob Ruyak 14. Paul Sprague 5. David Jakubaszek 15. Robert Gaebler 6. Joel Wagner 16. Paul Malinowski, CO 7. David Jurkiewickz 17. Bob Piotrowski 8. Louis Schweichler 18. John Shandorf 9. Pete Helmer 19. Paul DiFuccia, X 0 10. Bob Maxa 20 Mark Wentlent RAIDERS One of Gannon's few military or- ganizations, the Raider Company concentrates on developing leader- ship qualities in its members. They train in such areas as bayonet tactics, patrolling, hand-to-hand combat with an emphasis on physical conditioning and field teamwork. Through all these disciplines, the Raider develops lead- ership capabilities which are vital both in time of military service and ci- vilian life. 95 Scabbard and Blade Military Honor Fraternity provides an opportunity for men with leadership potential to develop their abilities. Cadets elected to Scabbard and Blade are of junior or senior class standing, have a superior average in both military and academic subjects, and possess qualities of leadership, patriotism, efficiency, integrity, and honor. Company D, 14th Regiment, is Gannon's chapter of the National Society which has over 200 chapters in all. The cadets receive training both in the field and in the classroom to prepare them for their commissioning as an officer in the United States Army. I I ■UM4 22 96 ST. THOMAS MORE CLUB 1. Martin Radach 2. Greg Rineri 3. Samir Najar 4. Harold Repasky 5. Mike Spreig 6. Peter Bianchi 7. Rudy Rosado 8. Craig Marshall 9. Paul Zebrowski 10. Frank Lucician 11. Pat Cowan 12. Jerry Lengel 13. Steve Forgenie 14. Kevin Scully 15. James McKenna 16. Br. Leon Abbey 17. Mahinder Suneja H'.v. 18. Edwardo Salazar 19. Salem Najar 20. Fr. Peterson 21. Tom Bosco ■■H 1. Don Fry 2. John Sontag 3. Dave Pierso 4 Maureen Oehler 5. Roy Constable 6 Dennis Strobel 7. Jerry Musara 8 Andy Meko 9. Jim Welsh 10. Sylvester Dittmer 1 1 Major Weis 12. George Danish 13. Mike D'Agostino 14. Auggie Aggers 15. Jeff Ekeberg 16. John Kenzior 17. Mike Cribbens 97 SCABBARD AND BLADE The St. Thomas More Club represents the ideal of service and brotherhood within the community. The well-rounded per- son is developed through their various service activities which include work at St. Joseph's orphanage, an annual forum and international weekends. These projects help to uphold the Club's high standards of leadership training and individual and group commitment through community action. STUDENT SENATE 98 1. Bob Sechrist 2. Tom Capello 3. Shelley Mayer 4. Dave Jackowski 5. Tim Buchannon 6. Jim Kowan 7. Kevin Ellis 8 Tom Costa 9. Kathy Kasczmerak 10. Sandi Dudzinski 11. Pat Spitzig 12. Fr. George Strohmeyer 13. Dick McGlinchey 14. Bill Rabbitt 15. Tony Kovacs 16. Howard O'Malley 17. John Strawbridge 18 Pete Goergen 19 Jerry Pohl 20 Wade Wilsher 21. Gary Boyer 22. Larry McHugh 23 Kevin Sullivan 24 Jetl Kiem 25 Tim Gannon 26 John Ims 27 Larry Bios 28 Mike Gehnnger 29 Stan Brzezizicki 30 Tom English Under the leadership of Senate President, Shel- ley Mayer, this year's Student Senate continued its probe of the various matters which are of prime interest to the Gannon students. The most impor- tant of which is the involvement of the student body in the college decisions related to their edu- cational and social development. The Senate has continued its efforts to play an integral part in programming the diversified activities of the student organizations throughout the year. ■i THE SHEIKS 99 1 . Steve Frey 2. Gary Laska 3. Lou Schweichler 4. Tom Donegan 5. Pat Kelley 6. Joe Bione 7. Mike Wienand 8. Gary Kenyon 9. John Marchese 10. Larry Dzirban 11. Tom LeCorchick 12. Larry Curtis 13. Joel Wagner 14. Ron Caliguire 15. John Schreier 16. Dick Mangine 17. Joe Spayer 18. Karl Szyper 19. Bob Boss 20. Gary Smits 21 . Rod Potter The Sheiks, Gannon's newest social organiza- tion, was officially recognized on campus Decem- ber 2, 1969. Sheiks is a non-Greek social fraternity which originated at Duquesne University in 1961 and has spread to other colleges, including Pitt, John Carroll, and now Gannon. In an effort to add variety to the college's social life, Sheiks presents an opportunity for interested Gannon men to par- ticipate in an organization while expressing their individuality. The initial twenty-four members are striving to achieve a high degree of brotherhood while becoming an active part of the Gannon community. TALISMAN PLAYERS Talisman Players is an organization of persons interested in the art of theatre production. As one 10o of the leading cultural organizations in the com- munity, it is open to anyone interested in the theatre. Talisman Players work in the area of the educational theatre in a professional manner. Members learn methods of acting, staging, set construction and design, make-up, costuming and other aspects of theatrical production. This year's major productions are representative of American theatre— Merton of the Movies in the Fall, Summer Tree in the Winter, and Guys and Dolls in the Spring. 1. Jack Evans 2. Mike Lavor 3. Tim Patryk 4. Phyllis Otteni 5. Ed Doran 6. Steve Sobel 7. Joann Manco 8. Tom Mikotowicz 9. Tina Scholtz 10. Mark Halter 11. Dick Carpenter 12. Jake Faller 13. Kathy Marshall 14. Mary Ellen Walter 15. Jim Kroll 16. Joe Mosier 17. Brian Gonyea 18. Dummy 19. Mr. Joseph Epolito 20. Jim Glasser 21. Robert Knecht 22 Bob Browning 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Tim Conboy Jon Lamm Ernie DiSantis Jim Reisenweber Shelley Mayer Joe Karpinski Kevin Sullivan Gregg Robie Bill Rabbitt Bob Kloecker Dave Barthelmes Andrew Meko Bob Sechrist Fourteen nominees were selected to repre- sent Gannon in Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities for 1969-70. Candi- dates chosen are all of at least junior status, maintaining at least a 2.0 grade average. Ex- tracurricular activities, personality and lead- ership also played an important role in de- termining the eligibility of the candidates. Be- ing elected to Who's Who is a high honor which is nationally recognized. 101 WHO'S WHO ASSOCIATION OF BLACK COLLEGIATES 102 SEATED. L-R: Jackie Ratcliff. Charlotte Gavin, Sybil Wyatt, Annette Simmons, Alicia King. FIRST ROW. L-R: Gerald Carter, Rob Freeman, Mark Stuckey, Guy Douyan, Alfonzo Daniels, Paul Britton, Sam Byrd. SECOND ROW, L-R: Howard Haynes, Keaney Harden. Fred Miller, Bernard Fisher, Ellis Watson, Larry Baldwin, Ron Johnson, Stan Lucas, Jeff Adams. The Association o Black Collegiates is no in its second year of ex istence on the campuse of Gannon, Mercyhurs and Villa Maria Colleges The A. B.C. has promote among its members sense of unity and prid in their black heritage Among th is organiza tion's activities for 196S 70 can be listed a Christ mas party for the Bay front N.A.T.O. Childre and the sponsoring of lecture by noted blac comedian, author, an Civil Rights activist, Die Gregory. SKI CLUB Bill Burke Jake Faller Jude Neiderhoffer Mike Lavor T.H.E. K.I.D. Pat Spitzig Paul Zebrowski Bob Brady Ken Sechrist Beth Bob Zebrowski Jean Paul Gilly Mark Halter Pat Carmacino Y Lifeguard Pat Sutto Martin Tabacher Gary Terwilliger Jerry Munz 103 L I Elk -v yr.-l 1 ; ? 2 1 I v: m 1 1 IE , j 1 1 ALPHA PHI DELTA 106 1. Ron Sudano 18 Fran Mazzola 2 Louis Gicale 19 Joe Karpinski 3 Sandro Francani 20 Jerry Soltis 4 John Cantella 21 Rob Smith 5 Joe Butoryak 22 Jerry Pashke 6 John Gilmore 23 Joe Karnes 7 John Wilk 24 John Creevar 8 Chris Wood 25 John Hausmann 9 Jim Ried 26 Frank Seneca 10 John Beaver 27 Jim Guiftre 11 Emerson Hopfer 28 Don Vendetti 12 Joe Gentile 29 Kevin O'Connell 13 Bill Kwolek 30 Steve Gutting 14 Tony DeFranco 31 Carmen Italia 15 Ray Beane 32 Ted Kubiki 16 Doug Bagnoni 33 Vinnie Whyel 17 Mark Lucero 34 John Hadgkiss Beta Rho Chapter of Alpha Phi Delta Fraternity was iniated as a colo- ny in the spring of 1959 and has continued to grow and display its prominence on Gannon's campus for the past ten years. It is Gannon's smallest fraternity and was designed with that intention in mind. Its proud- est achievement is its scholastic proficiency; Alpha Phi Delta held the I.F.C. Scholastic Trophy for the past five years. Since this fraternity be- lieves in the total education of the in- dividual, a strong bond of brotherhood must prevail and flourish. In a sense, Alpha Phi Delta is restrictive and ex- clusive; for them membership is an honor, earned only by high standards of achievement. ALPHA PHI DELTA LINDA BROOKS n l, m Gammo Rho Chapter endeavors to uphold its trademark of the Fraternity of Engineered Leadership by assuming preemi- nence among its brother's fraternal organization, thus its exten- sive participation is in the activities of Gannon College. United in mind, spirit, and heart, Delta Sigma Phi brothers are to be found at the center of college life on this campus thus upholding its motto Gannon's First and Finest . 1. Sonny Schaukowitch 18. Joe D'Augistino 35. Roy Myers 2 Frank Tassatti 19. Larry Bolla 36. Jim Bosco 3. Mike Yeager 20. Mike Cleary 37. Joe Stehn 4. Keats Dashbach 21. Dan Shearn 38. Ernie DiSantis 5. Dennis Steel 22 Ed Engelmeier 39. Larry McHugh 6. Otis Hecker 23 Billy Johnson 40. Bob Barker 7. Kevin Sullivan 24 Pete Frisina 41. Larry Zobrest 8. Paul Atzert 25 Don Carlson 42. Tim Griffin 9. Mark Andrejeski 26 John Chynoweth 43. Jerry Maressa 10. John Pert 27 Jim Anderson 44. Don O'Connor 11 Rus Sheehan 28. John McVay 45. Mike Madras 12. Al Chrisman 29 Don Cinque 46. Jeff Wingert 13. Buddy Albert 30 Steve Grilli 47. Tim Moran 14. Pat Shingleton 31. Bill Newman 48. Lenny Balog 15. Ken Glassmacher 32 Marty DeRose 49 Dennis Nobel 16. Dave Weigold 33 Jim Flynn 17. Tony Matz 34 Mark Faust DELTA SIGMA PHI BONNIE MILLER D E L T A G M A P H 110 1. Ted Zelinko 16. Gregory Lindner 2 Stanley Pekelnicky 17. Ken Barker 3 Bob Strazisar 18. Dave Strazisar 4 Mark Zierenberg 19. Roger Pelc 5 John DePalma 20. Mike Dancison 6 Neal Kelly 21. Bob Poux 7 Mike Dowling 22. Mike McGaughey 6 Jim Link 23 Theodore Smith 9 Brad Colwell 24 Mike Mullaney 10 Carlton Shea 25. John Cannella 11 Larry Blose 26. Robert Tobin 12 Jack Evans 27 Peter Marsilli 13 James Klein 28. Thomas Eichler 14 Dan Albaugh 29 Joseph Cappetta IS William Lyons 30 Stanley Brenick Delta Chi, Gannon's fifth and newest national social fraternity on campus is in the midst of an- other strong building program during the '69-70 school year. The Gannon colony was founded in February 1968 as Beta Phi, a local chapter, and later peti- tioned Delta Chi National Fraternity and was ac- cepted as a colony of Delta Chi on April 22, 1968. Since last school year Delta Chi has acquired a house and plans are in the making for being char- tered possibly by Fall of 1970. Delta Chi nationally has its beginning dating back to October 13, 1890 at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York. With the membership of the Gannon colony cur- rently numbering thirty-eight, future plans include expansion and increased service to the college. DELTA CHI DELTA CHI DIANNA NAGOSKY PI KAPPA ALPHA 112 ? ;!r L«5] 1. Brian Tyrell 24. Joe James 2 Bill Cunningham 25 Jim Domino 3 John Strawbndge 26. John Bonnell 4 John Gelsmger 27. Dave Morency 5 George Boyd 28 Mark Samios 6 Kevin Dooney 29. Father McCullough 7 Dave Bruzga 30. Jim Walsh 8 Bill Borroclough 31 Jim Smith 9 Jim Ruggiere 32 Tom Sedelmeyer 10 Jim Engel 33 Frank Fleming 11 Bill Gorney 34 Tommy Rogers 12 Phil Strand 35 Mike Albaugh 13 Bruce Stultz 36 Bob Bulishak 14 Carl Lauria 37 Ron Yurick 15 Pete Baltes 38 Jim Byrne 16 Dale Wilson 39 Paul Dollar 17 Bob Palut 40 Bob Muroski 18 Gerald Caputo 41 Bob Melani 19 Chris Mills 42 Frank Altadonna 20 George Nicasia 43 Ed Kinkelaar 21 Don Kleps 44 Al Vigilone 22 Denny Knecht 45 Mark Bukowski 23 Roben Netkowitz Chartered in December of 1962, Pi Kappa Alpha, Epsilon Upsilon Chapter, has been a growing mem- ber of the Greek system here at Gannon servic- ing both the college and the community. Known on campus as the Friendliest Fraternity , Pi Kappa Alpha now has 53 active members all striv- ing to maintain this fraternal image. As in the past, The Pikes again this year distributed their combi- nation desk blotter and calender listing many im- portant dates, activities and phone numbers. Par- ticipation in all intramural sports, Winter Carnival and various campus organizations shows the spirit which prevails among the brotherhood. PI KAPPA ALPHA DOT LABBAN 114 TAU KAPPA EPSILON Tau Kappa Epsilon of Gannon College is the number one TKE chapter in the small college category for the second consecutive year. Their annual fall concert in- troduced to Gannon, Gary Puckett and the Union Gap, and as in the past was an overwhelming success. The fraters, numbering 75, have taken upon themselves many worthwhile community projects, continue to pre- sent to their school a Christmas decoration for Old Main and enjoy brotherhood among young men from every way of life. The TKE house, a beautiful edifice on West Sixth Street, is and has been the center of life for many men at Gannon. Delta Chi of Tau Kappa Epsilon is proud to be an intricate part of Gannon's ever growing future. 1 Greg Ward 16 John Foely 31. Mike Cauley 46. Ed Szczesniak 2 Dennis Scully 17. Duke Darrigo 32. Paul Ogorchock 47. Art Ciocca 3 Ed Hudson 18 Mike Cunningham 33 Peter Boschini 48 Albert Regis Prazencia 4 Dave Windhouser 19 Dave Halas 34 Dave Agantoro 49. Bill Heether 5 Mr Joseph Pisoni 20 Rick Gance 35 Gary Robinson 50. Charles Cole 6 John Dumot 21 Mick Polowy 36 Jim Tatara 51. R Ronald MacDonald 7 Dale Talbmowski 22 Bob McCarthy 37 Ken Lawrance 52. Dick McGlinchey 8 Roy Kurtzyogk 23 Lou Papaccioli 38 Jim McLaughlin 53 Mike Brennan 9 Mike Kokoska 24 Don Picardo 39 Sam Prokopovich 54 Tom Duffy 10 Gary Eppolito 25 Dan Honors 40 Ollie Meme 55 Jack Hartman 11 Joe Mahchio 26 Jim Magoc 41 Doug Yeager 56. Dave Buckley 12 Joe Wagner 27 Paul Trkula 42 Tim Conboy 57 Napoli 13 Roman Byczko 28 Bill Janicki 43 Nick Rybak 58. The Bell 14 Chuck Rojik 29 Mic Brenoel 44 Paul LoTempio 15 Mike Rundel 30 Doug Smith 45 Jim Dempsey   s TAU KAPPA EPSILON GAYLE BLACK c H I D E L P H I A 1 116 1. Tina Agresti 2 Sarah Reed 3. Carol Venlurini 4. Angela Sopienza 5. Miss Reuwer — advisor 6. Ann Bresson 7. Shelley Mover 8. Marlene Rejzer 9. Sue Kuneman 10. Barb Jagodzmski 11. Mary Frances Schultz 12. Ginny Dipre 13. Ann Scuzzle 14. Randy Roseto 15. Jean Moran 16. Chris Wisniewski Chi Delphia sorority, only woman's social organization on campus, has in a few months established itself as an active and responsible addition to the Greek community. To date the sisters have participated in orientation and Winter Carnival, as well as boasting student senate president and managing editor of the Gannon Knight. Chi Delphia was involved in the intra- media weekend and has also assumed the responsibility of compiling the student directory. INTRAFRATERNITY COUNCIL 117 1. Dave Morency 2. Brad Colwell 3. Vinnie Whyel 4. Tim Moran 5. Mike Cunningham 6. Larry McHugh 7. Paul LoTempio 8. Jim Ruggiere 9. Rev. George Strohmeyer 10. Jim Link 11. Joe James 12. Tony DeFranco 13. Mike D'Argostino 14. Bill Kwolek ALEX HALEY 118 f. J f V 1 u m DICK GREGORY 119 MORATORIUM 120 Vill-iA 121 4$ 9 1 MM 1 iiE j, H TKE CONCERT GARY PUCKETT AND THE UNION GAP 122 123 124 8 B A L L 125 WINTER CARNIVAL JL 126 ltf-T 4 127 MERTON OF THE MOVIES 128 129 130 s L Y A N D T H F A M L Y S T O N E 131 CROSS COUNTRY 134 Geneva 28 Gannon 27 Edinboro 50 Gannon 15 Gannon 19 Fredonia 42 1 ' Of4YfcU %hf ) Edinboro 45 Gannon 16 Oi i) a! v ( Slippery Rock 49 Gannon 15 Grove City 48 Gannon 15 s r j v s y 7 v ) j p Ashland Distance Classic— 9th A Gannon 25 Clarion 38 District 1 8 NAIA-8th l a h 1 Cleveland St. 50 Gannon 15 M 1 v John Carroll 50 Gannon 15 Canisius Invitational — 13th Buffalo St. 46 Gannon 15 1 Dave Holland 7 Ken Scott 2 JeryGrygo 8 Glenn Simon 3 JimHubda 9 Pat Crotty 4 Pat Crotty 10 Gary Hull 5 John Estes 1 1 Coach Seth 6 Thomas Dwyer Bloomquist Buffalo University 28 Gannon 27 Niagara 43 Gannon 18 Gannon 15 Canisius 40 Penn-Ohio Championship— 7th 135 After last year's superb season, the cross country team placed its hopes in a relatively new squad and a new coach. The Knights lost 3 lettermen through graduation and this was a fac- tor in their 3-9 record. The only return- ing letterman was Ken Lawrence who was injured for part of the season. Jerry Grygo and Tom Dwyer, who earned letters in 1969, also returned. Ken Scott, a freshman, was the top fin- isher for the harriers. Ken placed seventeenth in the Penn-Ohio Cham- pionship the last meet of the season. With the experience gained this season and only one runner graduating, next year's team should prove to be much tougher to beat. 136 In its second year, the soccer team was much improved, posting a 4-8 rec- ord. Statistically, improvement is also evident. The Golden Knight offense scored 16 goals as compared to 14 last year, and defensively the team al- lowed only 44 goals, a big improve- ment from 76 goals last year. The lead- ing scorer for the team was freshman Marco Rendic with 6 goals. Also during the season other scorers were John Harvey with 5, Mohammad Tavana with 2, and Tony Splendore, Bernie Nagle, and Jim Link each with one. Ron Thom- as, a freshman goalie, ended the sea- son with 233 saves. Astonishingly, there were eight freshman and three sophomores in the starting line-up. With no players being lost through graduation, the outlook for next year is very promising. 2 Oh ' 5 1 s 1 5 G 1 7 ! T ic q T'2 H [ 'VisVxX f ii Y i3 ] |S J i7 1 if J [ r 1 . Coach Lou 1 1 John Harvey Marciani 12. Mike Dancison 2 Steve Dautovic 13. Bruce Kinyon 3 Bob Prince 14 Tom Farrell 4 Mohammad 15. Tom Costa Tavanna 16 Bruce Jeniec 5 John Duffy 17 Anthony 6. Marko Rendic Giovannitti 7 Bernard Nagle 18. Dennis Lantzy 8 Doug Smith 19. Ron Thomas 9 Mark Halter 20. Jim Link 10 Gary Boyer 21KarlFalk SOCCER Gannon 3 Canisius 2 St. Bonaventure 6 Gannon 1 St. Vincent 3 Gannon 0 Houghton 6 Gannon 0 Niagara 8 Gannon 2 Gannon 3 Edinboro 2 Grove City 3 Gannon 0 Alliance 3 Gannon 0 Gannon 3 Edinboro 1 Gannon 3 Buffalo St. 0 Slippery Rock 8 Gannon 1 Indiana St. 2 Gannon 0 H O C K E Y 138 The Gannon Hockey Club, in its first full year of intercollegiate competi- tion, was a successful sport on cam- pus. The team enjoyed great popular- ity in the city as well as the school. This year they expanded to include such opponents as: Brockport (N.Y.), St. Bonaventure (N.Y.), St. Vincent (Pa.), St. Francis (Pa.), Case-Western Reserve (Ohio) and Bradford (Pa.). Their record against these schools was 6-4. The leading scorer on the team was Larry Russell. He, along with Fred Lane and Greg Gorny, are graduates of Erie's Youth Hockey program. Player-coach Art Grady, an instructor of Theology at Gannon, is an excellent defenseman. The team also sports a superb goaltender in Gary Gregory. 1. Larry Russell 9. Bob O'Neill 2 Rick Yocius 10. Paul Anderson 3 Guy Nicholosi 11. Steve Gerus 4 Gary Gregory 12. Fred Lane 5 Jim Hewitt 13. Greg Gorny 6 Coach Art Grady 14. Ron Daub 7. Mike Zak 15. Jim Glasser 8 Dick McGlinchey 139 The Gannon Rifle Team captured first place in the Lake Erie Intercollegiate Rifle Conference by posting a 9-3 record this season. At the National Rifle Associations Sectionals the team placed six out of twenty teams competing and also won the R.O.T.C. division. Captain Quisenberry's squad was led by Dave Drabic who finished as the leagues seventh high- est scorer with a 254 point average. Mike D'Agos- tino owned the second highest average on the team 251.5. The high point of the season was the Bowling Green match because the team set two new Gan- non records. George Danish fired the highest indi- vidual score 276, and the team shot an overall high of 1307. With two seniors graduating the team is expected to be just as tough next season. 140 1 Mike D'Agostino 2 Dave Drabic 3 Bruce Kristion 4 Cpt Ouisenberry 5 John DePalma 6 Roy Constable 7 Jerry Riddle R Gannon Akron Gannon Gannon Gannon Gannon Kent Akron Gannon Gannon Gannon Gannon 1235 John Carroll 1108 1255 Gannon 1220 1255 Bowling Green 1235 1247 Kent 1225 1257 Youngstown 1220 1252 Youngstown 1218 1216 Gannon 1210 1290 Gannon 1264 1307 Bowling Green 1254 Case-Western 1278 Reserve 1274 1277 John Carroll 1121 Case-Western 1295 Reserve 1254 141 FIRST ROW, L to R: Harry McLaughlin, Mike Kennedy, Charlie Fisher, Bob Baker, Rick Uritus, Jim Redding, Ken Glassmacher, Don Cinque. SECOND ROW, L to R: Dave Williams, Nick Collins, Glen Summors, Steve Young, Jim Lee, Al Chrisman, Ron Johnson, Coach John Bayer, Assistant Coach Joseph Pisoni, Mr. John Farnell Assistant Coach, Mr. Howard Elwell Athletic Director, Mr. John Speciale WWGO Play-by-Play. 142 TOP Sandy Schauberger BOTTOM. L to R Karel Schack Gannon 62 Fredonia State 47 Gannon 87 College of Steubenville 70 Gannon 90 Univ. of Akron 64 Gannon 97 Geneva 77 Gannon 101 Cleveland State 75 Niagara 97 Gannon 84 Gannon 90 Lehigh 69 U. of Massachusetts 72 Gannon 63 Gannon 96 Eastern Montana 92 Gannon 80 Western New England 78 Gannon 80 Bellarmine 74 Gannon 55 Tennessee State 52 Gannon 89 Akron 79 Gannon 71 College of Steubenville 66 Buffalo State 78 Gannon 60 Gannon 73 Alliance 69 Gannon 86 San Francisco State 64 Youngstown 94 Gannon 64 Kentucky Wesleyan 76 Gannon 67 Bellarmine 79 Gannon 61 Gannon 84 Kings College 72 Gannon 84 Alliance 80 Central Connecticut 50 Gannon 49 Gannon 75 John Carroll 70 Gannon 53 Youngstown 50 Due to the loss of many key players the Gannon Knights' sea- son was reversed from a championship season to a mediocre season. The Knights started the season with 5 straight wins and built a respectable 14-3 record until they were hit with three straight losses. The team's final record was 18-7. The Knights also lost the Gem City Bowl for the first time in its three-year history. The most memorable win was the squeaker win against Tennessee State 55-52. However, after mid-season, the loss of All-American Glen Summors, who was the top scorer and top rebounder, and Bob Baker, the Kni ghts' top playmaker. Losing their top stars, the team found new heroes to replace the old. The prominent figures in the new-look Knights were Mike Kennedy and Harry McLaughlin. Kennedy is a good ball handler as well as a top scorer. Mike's best performance was 27 points against San Francisco State. His driving layups are a sight to behold. Harry McLaughlin has also added to the scoring punch with his fine outside shot, and he is without a doubt the best passer on the team. Steve Young, Jim Redding, as well as the rest of the team have also helped in keeping the team consis- tent. The Golden Knights will be in deeper trouble after this season because of graduating seniors. Six of the thirteen players who started the season will graduate, including such Notables as Bob Baker, Ron Johnson, and Jim Lee. However, three fresh- men stars will be placed on the varsity squad to help pick up the slack. V A R B A T K Y T B A L FIRST ROW, L to R: Sarah Reed, Angela Sapienza, Carol Venturini. SECOND ROW, L to R: Ann Scozzie, Sue Kuneman, Rhonda Roseto, Mary Frances Schultz, Anne Bressan. 143 THE 1969-1970 GOLDEN KNIGHTS 144 GLEN SUMMORS RON JOHNSON AL CHRISMAN 9 j BOB BAKER MIKE KENNEDY -I - STEVE YOUNG 145 CHARLIE FISHER 146 harry Mclaughlin • JIM LEE RICKURITUS JIM REDDING 147 Ir - 148 149 150 151 152 ' M ' 153 154 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ©often Sninhts BASKETBALL f J 15! BACK, L to R: Coach John Hummell, Colin Malseed, John Kness, Angelo Terese, Alfonzo Dan- iels, Manager Rick Musser FRONT, L to R: Jeff Adams, Stan Lucas, Bill Callahan, Bruce Kinyon, Tony Splendore. WRESTLING 156 1 Dan Kerr 2. Dana Heberlein 3 Karl Falk 4. Rick Suminski 5. Bill Engel 6. Mark Mucciarone 7. Mark Ferrita 8 Coach Lou Marciani 9. Mgr Pat Kane 10. Keats Dashbach 11. Scot Cleaver 12. Mark Golden 13 Capt Mike Weinand 14. Capt Tom Dabrowski 15 Barry Hixon 16 Mark Baillie 17. Eugene Praniewicz Duquesne 25 Gannon 9 Edinboro 39 Gannon 3 Fairmont 38 Gannon 7 W. Liberty 25 Gannon 15 Grove City 34 Gannon 10 Gannon 28 Fredonia State 16 Univ. of Buffalo 44 Gannon 0 Clarion 41 Gannon 3 Slippery Rock 44 Gannon 0 St. Vincent 36 Gannon 6 Geneseo State 33 Gannon 11 Gannon 36 Buffalo State 10 Westminster 36 Gannon 11 Gannon 25 Fredonia State 23 Duquesne 31 Gannon 10 Case-Western Reserve 41 Gannon 3 Cleveland State 46 Gannon 0 A In its second year of existence, the Gannon Wrestling team has once again had a long, hard season, but their 3-14 record is an improvement over last year. Coach Lou Marciani's grapplers sport two out- standing wrestlers in Bill Engel (134 lb.), and Mark Mucciarone (126 lb.). Bill Engel, a freshman, set records for most team points (41), wins (13), and pins (5). He also won the M.V.P. award and won the quadrangle meet at Fairmont State in the 135 lb. class. The other wrestlers' records were: Mark Mucciarone. 8-8: Dan Kerr, 7-11-1, and Barry Hixon, 3-10. The team was invited to the National Catholic Championships at John Carroll on February 27-28. Bill Engel was runnerup in the 134 lb. class. With no seniors graduating, it is hoped that the team will continue its steady improvement in the future. BASEBALL 158 1. Gary Zaleski 2. Carm Montevecchio 3. Paul Kazmierczak 4. Frank Pattronrick 5. Joe Pasquale 6. Bill Janicki 7. John Baileys 8. Gary Robinson 9. Bob Monzi 10. Mike Nuara 11. Boyd Armstrong 12. Coach Ivan George 13. Steve Grilli 14. Bill Newman 15. Richard Logan 16. Larry Potash California State 3 Gannon 0 California State 5 Gannon 4 Gannon 18 Alliance 4 Alliance 5 Gannon 2 Gannon 9 Steubenville 0 Gannon 12 Steubenville 4 Gannon 3 Youngstown 2 Gannon 7 Slippery Rock 2 Gannon 4 Slippery Rock 3 Gannon 12 Grove City 5 Gannon 8 Alliance 1 Alliance 4 Gannon 2 Canisius 2 Gannon 0 Canisius 3 Gannon 2 Gannon 8 Youngstown 5 Gannon 8 Youngstown 5 Gannon 5 Cleveland State 2 St. Bonaventure 3 Gannon 2 Edinboro 8 Gannon 3 Gannon 7 Edinboro 1 For the third consecutive year Coach Ivan George's baseball squad has posted a fine record. The Knights 12-8 mark surpasses the previous rec- ord for won-lost percentage set two years ago. The season included three doubleheader wins as well as a record seven straight wins which saw the Knights outscore their opponents 55-17. It should also be indicated that out of the eight games the team lost none of them were decided by a large margin. Six players hit .300 or better during the season: Frank Pattronrick, Paul Kazmierczak, GaryZaleski, Boyd Armstrong, Richard Logan and Mike Nuara. Richard Logan led these six with a .383 batting average. Mike Nuara supplied the Knights with power by banging out the most extra-base hits (6) and driving in the most runs (19). The team's .286 batting average was respectable. The pitching was the Knights strongest asset. Sophomore Steve Grilli led the staff by posting an excellent 5-1 record and a 0.69 earned run aver- age. Junior Larry Potash also had an outstanding earned run average (1.04) and also led the pitchers in strikeouts. Bill Newman's 3-1 record also stood out. 160 Gannon 10 Slippery Rock 8 Gannon 14 Fredonia State 4 Alliance 13 Gannon 5 Edinboro 9' , Gannon 8V, Gannon 11V, Canisius 6V, Alliance 14V, Gannon 3V, Edinboro 13V, Gannon 4V, Cleveland State 16 Gannon 8 Edinboro 13V, Gannon 4V, Alliance 13 Gannon 5 Gannon 397 Canisius 397 Youngstown 20V, Gannon 3V, Gannon 12 Baldwin Wallace 12 St. Bonaventure 12V, Gannon 5V, Grove City 23 Gannon 2 Gan non Invitational Tourney 2nd place After a winning record last season, Coach How- ard J. Bud Elwell's golf team finished with a very disappointing 5-11-2 mark. Sophomore Joe Fonzo was the leading player on the team. Fonzo compiled a 9-6-2 individual record and had a season stroke average of 77.8. His best round of the year was a par 72 at Lake Shore Country Club against Canisius College. No other golfers posted a winning record for the campaign. Other individual averages for the sea- son included Randy Gehrlein with a 81.0. Jack McLaughlin with 81.9. Bill Anthony at 82.4, Dan Laird 84 4, Dave Weber with 85, and Mark Andre- jeski had 87. GOLF 1 . Dave Weber 2. Mark Andrejewski 3. Joe Fonzo 4. Jack McLaughlin 5. Dan Sherrange ■niHHi TENNIS 162 1 John Flynn 2 Steve Gutting 3 John Stine 4 Dave Drabic 5 Jack Schweigerl 6 Jay Musarra 7 Charles Cole 8 Don Rummski . ■' ■ ■ -' — ' '-fa J - '' . 5 The Gannon tennis team led by Coach Udo Zaenglein compiled a 4-4 record and three rain- outs. Freshman Steve Gutting led the team with seven and one-half individual points. Gutting paced the netters with a 6-2 singles record and assisted in three doubles victories. Jay Musarra followed with six and one-half points, while Dave Drabic had five and one-half, John Stine, Jack Schweigert, and John Flynn four each, Tony Splendore three, Don Ruminski two and one-half and Charlie Cole two. Schweigert and Musarra teamed for the most doubles victories, 3. Gutting's 6 wins led the singles parade, while Musarra and Drabic had 4 each. Gannon 9 Alliance 0 Gannon 8 Alliance 1 Edinboro 6 Gannon 3 Gannon 5 Edinboro 4 Cleveland State 6 Gannon 3 Gannon 7 St. Bonaventure 2 Canisius 5 Gannon 4 Grove City 5 Gannon 1 163 INTRAMURALS 164 165 166 167 168 170 lV j W J 174 DAVID ACANFORA— Hamburg, NY. Psychology. Intra- mural Council Psychology Club Tau Kappa Epsilon Base- ball. GREGORY E ADAMS— Massena, NY Business Man- agement THOMAS J AKELEY— Coudersport, Pa. Busi- ness Management Pi Sigma Epsilon. DENNIS C. ALKSON— Pittsburgh, Pa. BARRY E. ALLAIRE— Lake- view, NY. English. Roundtable. Law Club FRANK ALTA- DONNA— Pennsauken, N.J Business Management Pi Kappa Alpha DAVID G ANDERSON— Oil City, Pa Market- ing. Pi Sigma Epsilon JOHN T ANTALEK— McKean, Pa. Business RICHARD J BALEST— Erie, Pa. General Science. RAYMOND BALESTRA— Carnegie, Pa. Account- ing. DAVID W BARTHELMES— Erie, Pa. Accounting. Al- pha Phi Omega. Scabbard and Blade. RONALD S. BAR- TOLACCI— Erie, Pa Marketing. Baseball. DAVID ACANFORA THOMAS J AKELEY BARRY E ALLAIRE RICHARD J BALEST GREGORY E ADAMS DENNIS C ALKSON FRANK ALTADONNA RAYMOND BALESTRA DAVID G ANDERSON DAVID W BARTHELMES JOHN T ANTALEK RONALD S BARTOLACCI ROBERT J BEBKO— Erie. Pa. General Science. Beta Beta Beta. Biology Club. Wrestling. THOMAS J. BELLA- FAIRE— Williamsville, NY English Alpha Phi Omega JO- SEPH F BELLO— Pittsburgh, Pa. Industrial Management. Alpha Phi Delta HAROLD J BENDER— Erie, Pa. Manage- ment. Gamma Sigma Mu. WILLIAM J BENGAL— Erie, Pa. Sociology EUGENE P. BERNACKI — Buffalo, NY. Soci- ology VINCENT A BERNHARD— Philadelphia, Pa. Busi- ness Management Raiders JOHN H. BIRD— Erie. Pa. His- tory. Pi Kappa Alpha. GEORGIA BIRDSONG— Erie, Pa. English KENNETH J BLASKO— Fairview, Pa. Electrical Engineering. I.E.E.E. FRANK J. BOGACKI— Erie, Pa. Elec- tical Engineering. I.E.E.E. Scabbard and Blade. LAW- RENCE C. BOLLA— Erie, Pa. Delta Sigma Phi. 175 WILLIAM J BENGEL GEORGIA BIRDSONG EUGENE P. BERNACKI KENNETH J BLASKO ROBERT J. 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Pa Industrial Management Raiders i A JOHN W SIENICKI DAVID J SMITH THEODORE P. SMITH JOHN G SONTAG MERIH M. SINIK DAVID M SMITH WILLIAM A SMITH JOHN D. SNYDER ANGELO C. STABILE JOHN M. STUDENY STEPHEN F. STEFICEK JAMES E STROHMEYER PHILIP G. STRAND THOMAS M. SRADOMSKI DENNIS A. STROBEL MARK J. SULLIVAN ■HP 202 1 MAHINDER P SUNEJA EDWIN J SZOTT JOHN SZYMANOWSKI DALE R TABINOWSKI EDWARD L SVIGEL EDWARD SZCZESNIAK ROBERT A SZYPER FRANK O TASSOTTI RONALD L SWANSON DAVID E SZYMANOWSKI MARTIN M TABATCHER ALBERT TERRITO MAHINDER P. SUNEJA— Erie. Pa. Mechanical Engineer- ing. A.S.M.E St. Thomas More Club. EDWARD L. SVI- GEL — North Madison. Ohio Mechanical Engineering A.S.M.E. RONALD L SWANSON— Erie, Pa. History. His- torical Society. EDWIN J SZOTT— Jersey City, N.J. Fi- nance SIT Ski Club. EDWARD SZCZESNIAK — Buffalo, NY. Business Management. Tau Kappa Epsilon DAVID E SZYMANOWSKI— Erie, Pa. Psychology. Alpha Phi Omega. Psychology Club. JOHN SZYMANOWSKI— Erie, Pa. Busi- ness Management ROBERT A SZYPER— Pittsburgh. Pa. English. Alpha Phi Omega. MARTIN M. TABATCHER — Erie, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A.S.M.E. Ski Club. DALE R. TABINOWSKI— Ambndge, Pa. Psychology. Psychology Club. Tau Kappa Epsilon. FRANK O. TASSOTTI— Spring- dale, Pa. Sociology. Sociology Club. Delta Sigma Phi. Soc- cer. ALBERT TERRITO— Buffalo, NY. History. Chorus. ROTC Band. Ski Club. ROBERT TOBIN— Levittown, N.Y. Finance. SIT. Delta Chi. Soccer. MICHAEL C. TOR- DOFF— Ene, Pa. Sociology. RICHARD G. UNGHAM— Ell- wood City, Pa. Business Management. MARY J. VER- GOTZ— Erie, Pa. Sociology. Sociology Club. JAMES D. VINCENT— Erie, Pa. Accounting. Pi Sigma Epsilon. S.I.T. Ski Club. JAMES T. WALSH— Hyattsville, Md. History. His- torical Society. Ski Club. Pi Kappa Alpha. WAYNE M. WARGO— Erie, Pa. General Science. WILLIAM T. WEAV- ER— Fryburg, Pa. Business Management. Tau Kappa Epsilon. JOHN J WEISENBACH— Erie, Pa. Spanish. Span- ish Club. VINCENT WHYEL— Industrial Management. Al- pha Phi Delta. IFC. WAYNE M. WARGO WILLIAM T. WEAVER ROBERT TOBIN RICHARD G. UNGHAM JAMES D. VINCENT JOHN J. WEISENBACH MICHAEL C. TORDOFF MARY JANE VERGOTZ JAMES T. WALSH VINCENT WHYEL A .m i 204 } J WIECZOREK JOHN E WOJTKIELEWICZ GARY ZALESKI PAUL ZEBROWSKI JILL L WILLIAMSON DOUGLAS M YARBENET JAMES M ZAMPAN THEODORE MP ZELINKO. JR DAVID A WINDHAUSER JAMES S. YOUNG ROBERT B. ZIEGENHINE LAWRENCE S ZOBREST EDWARD L WISNIEWSKI RONALD M YURICK THOMAS A. ZIMMERMAN LAWRENCE ZBRACH kSSUwNi 3d GEORGE ALBERT RICHARD CARR JOHN DARINGER WILLIAM HEANEY MICHAEL GIPKO FREDERICK KANTZ ROBERT KNECHT PAULIVERINO LOMBARDI RICHARD MACALUSO PAUL NOVAK JAMES SLOMSKI JAMES KLEIN RONALD J. WIECZOREK— Erie, Pa. General Science. JOHN E. WOJTKIELWICZ— Erie, Pa. Chemistry. Chemistry Club. GARY ZALESKI— Erie, Pa. Marketing. Pi Sigma Epsilon. Baseball. THEODORE M. ZELINKO, JR.— Clymor, Pa. Business Management. Delta Chi. JILL L. WILLIAM- SON—Erie, Pa. Psychology. Psychology Club. DOUGLAS M. YARBENET— Erie, Pa. Accounting. Chorus. KNIGHT. Raiders. JAMES M. ZAMPAN— Canonsburg, Pa. Accounting. PAUL ZEBROW- SKI— Erie, Pa. Electrical Engineering. St. Thomas More Club. DAVID ALLEN WINDHAUSER— Rochester, N.Y. Accounting. Tau Kappa Epsilon. JAMES S. YOUNG — Syracuse, NY. Sociology. Tau Kappa Epsilon. ROBERT B. ZIEGENHINE— Erie, Pa. Political Science. Political Science Club. LAWRENCE S. ZOBREST— Warren, Pa. Marketing. Pi Sigma Epsilon. Delta Sigma Phi. EDWARD L WISNIEWSKI— Erie, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. AS. ME. Pershing Rifles. RONALD M. YUR- ICK— Irwin, Pa. Marketing. Pi Kappa Alpha. IFC. THOMAS A. ZIMMERMAN— Erie, Pa. Industrial Management. GEORGE ALBERT — Connellsville, Pa. Industrial Management. Delta Sigma Phi. RICHARD J. CARR — Manchester, N.Y. Business Management. Pi Sigma Epsilon. Delta Sigma Phi. MICHAEL A. GIPKO— Bedford Heights, Ohio. Mechanical Engineering. A.S.M.E. JOHN DAR- INGER— Pittsburgh, Pa. Business Management. Pi Kappa Alpha. Pershing Rifles. Chorus. PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Acanfora Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ackley Mr. and Mrs. August M. Aggers Mrs. John D. Albert Mr. and Mrs. Russ Altadonna Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ambrosic Mr. and Mrs. Norbert A. Arnold John Assmi Mr and Mrs. Robert C. Bacher Pasqualma Balestra Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ballenger Mr. and Mrs. Ken Barraclough William A. Barry George W. Barry Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bartkowiak Dr. and Mrs. R. S. Baxter George H. Benson John M. and Ruth Benton Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bernacki Vincent G. Bernhard Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Biacchi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bielecki Helen M. Blasko Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Blose Mr. John Bobango Sr. 206 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bogacki Mr. and Mrs. Louis Boschini Mr. and Mrs. John Bosco Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bosley Robert C. Boss Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Brenick John Bronzmo In Memory of Captain Patrick J. Brophy '64 Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Brotherson Robert T. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Brugger Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Buckley Sr. Dr. and Mrs. I. Dean Bull Mr. and Mrs. Phil Butera Joseph C. Caggiano David E. Callahan Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Caputo Rita and Augustin Carlucci ind Mrs. Clarence L. Carter Captain James Cavanaugh USN Mr. and Mrs. Louis V. Cesa Mr. and Mrs. Daniel V. Chisholm Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Cirino Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clement John W. Coffey John L. Conlon Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Melvm R. Constable Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Costa James Cotter Mr. and Mrs. Dominick J. Crino Mrs. Alexander S. Cuenin Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cuneo Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. A. A. D'Agostino Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Daly Mr. and Mrs. Leo Darrigo Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis Mr. and Mrs. George W. Deemer Mr. and Mrs. Frank De Palma Mr. and Mrs. Lem Deslatte Mr. and Mrs. Fontaine DeVictor Mr. and Mrs. John Di Angi Mike Doka Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Doller Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dollivar Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Dominik Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Doran II Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dumont J. J. Eckberg M.D. Mrs. Anna Marie Eichler Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis Lt. Col. and Mrs. E. T. Elstner James D. Evers Mr. and Mrs. A. Thomas Fachetti Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Falter Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Faller Mr. and Mrs. James V. Fallon Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Farauda Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Farrell Mr. and Mrs. John Ferraraccio Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferritta Mr. William B. Finegan Helen B. Fisher John G. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Derwyn J. Flynn Donald P. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Francis Mr. and Mrs. William P. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Furdyna Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gabster Robert W. Gaebler Mr. and Mrs. William F. Gannon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Gentile Mrs. Carmina Gentile Anthony George Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Gianatiempo Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Gicale Beryl Jackowski Donald G. Jackson Arthur H. Jenkins North and Pauline Jones Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. John M. Joyce Harold Karle Mr. and Mrs. Regis Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kerrigan Mr. and Mrs. Laverne M. Kinsella Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kirin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Kistler Mrs. Frank Kolasky Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Kostek Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Krivonak Jr. Mrs. Clara Kroll Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kuharsky Jr. John Kupetz Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Kurasko Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Kwolek Mr. and Mrs. Warren La Coe Mr. and Mrs. John Lamm Mr. and Mrs. James S. Lauria Mr. and Mrs. A. Goc Mr. and Mrs. George Golden Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Gonyea Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gorny Mr. and Mrs. Martin R. Greishaw Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Halas Dr. and Mrs. U. A. Halbersin Mr. and Mrs. George C. Hartman Mrs. Stella Hartman Mr. and Mrs. William J. Heaney William E. Hefferan Bernard T. Helmer Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hellwig Walter J. Heuer Donald E. Hines Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hirsh Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Hoak Mr. and Mrs. George Hoden Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Hofer James H. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hopper Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Horvath James and Anne Huefner Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Hughes Raymond F. Imhof Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lavor Mr. and Mrs. John Lecorchick Chul Nam Lee Mrs. K. C. Leslie Mr. and Mrs. William M. Lewis Dr. Joseph C. Ley John Lindenberger Henry Lindner Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. LoSapio Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loweree Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Lucero Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Luksch Hugh W. Lynch Joseph P. Maglich Elmer W. Mahoney Maurice Marz Mr. and Mrs. Renaldo Mattivi Colonel Franklin B. Mayer USMC Mr. and Mrs. Harry McConnell Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McDermott G. J. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. James J. McGarty Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. McGlinchey Patrick J. McGoldrick E. F. McLaughlin Mrs. B. W. Mehler Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Mehler Oliviero Meme Mr. and Mrs. John W. Meyers E. A. Miller Jr.. M.D. Mrs. Mary E. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Mish Francis W. Modlo Mr. and Mrs. J. Moras Dr. and Mrs. George J. Muench Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert T. Munch Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Musante Mr. and Mrs. James H. Nair James H. Naples Thomas L. Nardina Jr. Walter V. Narwich Mr. William J. Neuman Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Niebauer Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nolan Pete Oatess Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. O'Connell Dr. and Mrs. M. R. O'Leary Lt. Col. and Mrs. John O'Malley Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Orr George R. Paczolt Joseph and Frances Paluf Mr. and Mrs. Fred Paschall Mr. and Mrs. John A. Pasquale Mr. and Mrs. Edward Z. Pattberg Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Paulucci Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pekelnicky Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Petrelia Mr. and Mrs. Pat Petrone Jack E. Pfohl Sr. Joseph F. Pitcavage Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Pluta Mr. and Mrs. John Plicicchio Mrs. Marian Pratt Albert J. Prazenica Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Prus Mrs. John M. Quinlan Frank E. Rahn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rak Mrs. Rodney C. Rankin Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Redding Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Reed James M. Richardson Joseph and Bertha Riddle Mrs. John Robison Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Robison Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Rojik Mrs. William A. Root Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Roseto Mr. and Mrs. James J. Rowan Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rubino Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ruby Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Ruff Mr. and Mrs. John E. Russell Mr. Edward C. Sagan Mary Schaukowitch Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schiller Lavola Schissler Mr. and Mrs. James Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Horst Schreier Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sciarrino Peter and Margaret Scibetta Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Scibetta Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Scott Santo J. Scrimenti Joseph Scurti Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Scutella Mr. and Mrs. Michael Seman Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Sheerin Mr. and Mrs. Jules J. Shinberg Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sienicki Raymond L. Slack Mr. and Mrs. A. Frank Smith Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Smith Sara T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Theodore P. Smith Dr. Cameron Snider Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Soltis James A. Sprague Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spusta Mrs. Seth Stear Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Stehn Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. John Strawbridge Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strazisar Mr. and Mrs. John Studeny Joseph D. Sullivan Louis L. Svigel Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Szczesniak I Mrs. Sophie Szott Mr. and Mrs. Rudy C. Tabinowski Mrs. A. Territo Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Ted Uritus Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Van Maele William J. Vatavuk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vater Virginia Vega 2( Paul M. Viglione Mr. and Mrs. B. Vornhagen James F. Walker Margaret E. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wanski Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Wargo Mr. and Mrs. Russell Warner Mr. and Mrs. George J. Weber Jr. Magnus Weber Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Weigold Sr. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Weisenbach Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Wienand Mr. Joseph Wienczkowski Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Wilhide Mr. and Mrs. Milton Windhauser Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wingert Frank J. Wingerter Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Wood Albert R. Young Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Young Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Yurick Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Zachariewicz Mr. and Mrs. Alois Zasada Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. John Zylka Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Zelinko Sr. Despite the sundry difficulties which have befal- len this year's Lance the book has managed to ap- pear as it inevitably does every year. We hope that it reflects a continuation of the quality displayed in previous annuals. The 1970 Lance has attempted to capture something of the character of the campus and its surroundings, not only that of the physical plant but also the milieu about the college. Further, it has tried to trace the development of the student. Between freshman orientation and graduation the student undergoes many and varied changes that are difficult to pictorially portray. We trust, however, and hope you will concur that we have achieved at least moderate success in this respect. Special thanks are extended to John Walker. His sense of responsibility and willingness to work well beyond what his position of photographer required proved him to be a vital asset to this year's staff. Further, Mr. Dennis K. Renner, whose ability to de- flate seemingly insurmountable difficulties kept us from the brink of chaos on several occasions, has won our sincere gratitude. While we embark on a new decade which prom- ises to be faster paced and more feverish than the sixties, a yearbook may appear to be something of an anachronism. Some may consider it a vestige of, or vehicle for sentimentality. We hope, however, that there will still remain a few moments in the future to be devoted to the somewhat sentimental. We hope that the Lance will serve to recall a mem- ory or two. I I mini . .1 special pnm« nl lithographic   m I Killer I ik . Hot 1(152. Buffalo. N.Y. - • aulhori cti in use Ihc Vclvatonc method. . • ■ . ■ - ; • ■ . ' . ■ S s