Gannon University - Lance Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1984 volume:

imze 1984 GANNON UNIVERSITY LANCE 1964 volume xxxlli September 1963 - May 1964 SUMMER 6 ORIENTATION FACULTY STUDENT LIFE SPORTS 96 DANCES 136 KNIGHT COMMUNITY ' 'Summer Orientation: A Sneol Peel '' Row 1: Carol Srrohmeyer. Row 2: Decl'fy McClure. Dechy Gehrl n, Jim Gollwell, Sheilo Durih, Morh Feldhomp, Jeff Leggiero Row 3: Marianne Docl , Jamie Grimm. Rob Mineo, Tom Harsh txyger. Los Combs. Carlo Dorrero. Natalie Toclterr, Decky Jenkins. Cheryl Godok. Row 4: Mike Vehec. Shelly Lawerence. Tony Dosraph, DovidSutTon (Coordmoror). Linda Kosudo. Mark Guy Parrie Wolski, Parry Ashbough, Alan Danko Missing: Karen Drice, Par Connelly. Scorr Nesbirr 1 1 Tt H M v H 1 H w fl H B 9 1 10 Ar Gannon, rhe school year begins wirh a j rogrom ro ininore incoming and transfer sru cenrs mro rhe Gannon commumry. The pro gram, called 5neaH Peel'is, is held during June and July and familiarizes these new students with the clubs, organizations and programs jvoiloble at Gannon Th6 year mfarmorionol seminars acquainted nese students with Gannon 's life-style and aco demic programs. Orientation also provided the s'udents with the opportunity to meet those with whom they will be spending the next four ears Through picnics at the beach, dances jnd informal get-togethers, these students ■vere able to mingle and appreciate the cam S'ony of new-found friends. 11 % 12 IN LOVING MEMORY DR. ELMER F. KOHLMILLER 1922 - 1963 Dr Elmer F Kohlmiiler. professor and director of the rnedicoi rechnology program, died Novem- ber 26. 1963 OS o result of o cardiac arresr suffered on Friday. November, 16 On behalf of his colleagues and students, the Faculty Section a dedicated m hts memory Dr Kohlmiiler graduated from Samr Andrev s School and Cathedral Prep in 1942 He earned on undergraduate degree in 1947 and a mas ters in bology m 1950. both from Case Western f eserve University After reaching opproximorely two years at Gannon, he completed his doctorate at the Somr Thomas Institute He then returned to Gan- non to continue teaching for twenty-six years and also to worh as the chairman for the de porrment of biology Dr Kohlmiiler served as advisor to the Beta Dero Deta Honorary Biological Froterniry, was active with the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science, and a member of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science Even though Elmer Kohlmiiler is no longer with us, he has definitely left his mark on the Gannon society He contributed so very much, in so many ways, expanding the biology cur nculum and also in less tangible aspects He actively took interest m the many students with which he hod come in contact Dr Elmer Kohlmiiler was definitely a major asset to Gannon and the biology deportment, always giving his own brand of caring and his special personaliry to all who knew him To say that he would merely be missed by the stu- dents, faculty, administrators, friends, and nu- merous others that he had touched during his lifetime, would be an understatement. His death leaves a vacancy that can never be filled by as giving or as concerned on instructor os he was Requiescot in pace in oefernum. 14 Sociol Work Sociology Cr.cr.es M Murphy Assoc Professor. Director Charles M Murphy is rhe Director of the Sociol WorH Program He is on alumnus of Gannon and rhe Srare University of New York at Albany, earning his Masters of Social Work Mr Murphy has been teaching for eleven years, all ot Gan- non He was appointed to his position In 1973 Thomas Wilson, PhD Assr Professor of Social Work Anthony Roo Asst Professor of Social Work Politicol Science Drector of Pre-Low Program Paul Kim, Ph D Chairman of Political Science ( - n H W Thomas Ostrowski, Ph.D. Assoc Professor of PoliSci 15 Economics and Finance :„ fm m: L Abdelrohmon ou'u .'.o, i-r: u Choirmon, Assoc. Prof of Economics Andreas Zafiropoulus Assoc Professor of Economics L C'e5 Dennerr Assr Professor of Economics Reverenc KoOerr Susa Assoc Professor of Economics Gary Mohan, Ph D Assr Professor of Economics 16 Electricol Engineering Frank Dogockl Assr Professor of Elecrhcol Engineering Samuel Hozen, PhD Assoc Prof of Elecrrical Engin. Jerry Selvoggi Assoc Prof of Elec Engm Engineering Dr Holir M Kosor, a graduore of The Isronbul Technical University, is o professor and rhe Dean of rhe College of Science and Engineering He hos earned his docrorore and olso received a NoroGronr for Posr Docrorol Work or Case Insrr rare of Technology Dr. Kosor has been reach- ing for rhirry-rwo years (rwenryone years or Gannon). Holir Kosor, Ph D Dean of College of Science Engineering Teclinology Nich R DeLouro Is rhe Director of rhe Engineer- ing Technology Indusrriol Monogemenr Pro- gram He is a groduore of rhe Universiry of Pirrsburgh where he received a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and groduor- ed SummQ Cum Laude ond first in rhe class Mr DeLouro has been reaching since 1970, when he come to Gannon in the capacity of Direcror of Engineering Technology Ten years later he was olso appointed the Director of the industrial Management Program, both positions he presenrly holds Nick DeLouro Asst Prof of Engm Technology 17 Communications Assr Prof of Theorre Comm Arrs Anrhony Miceli Assr Prof of Theorer Comm Arrs Wtlliom SrecHler Ir srruaor of Theorre Comm Arrs Robe ■ ■ ■ . Assr Prof of Comm Arrs Mental Health . ler Klempoy. PT) D Prof of Psychology, Director Geroldine Orron, Ph D Assoc Prof of Menrol Heolrh 16 Psychology Dr Ken Gamble is rhe new chairman of rhe Psychology Deparrmenr He is on alumnus of Gannon. Boston College, and Loyola University of Chicago (earning his doctorate) Over the years, he has been on rhe dean 's list, a recipient of the United States Public Health Service Pre Doctoral Fellow, and a member of Diplomote American Doard of Examiners in Professional Psychology He has been reaching fat sixteen out of seventeen years at Gannon Dr Gamble enjoys crosscountry skiing and running He was a participant m the Saint Vincent Health Center Games, he successfully completed the 1984 Chautauqua Overland Shi Marathon (34 miles), and IS a member of rhe Athletic Committee a Morjone Krebs, Ph D Asst Prof of Psychology Jcnn D ac. PhD. Assoc Prof of Psychology Ken (Gamble. PhD (Chairman of Psychology Dept. John Fleming, Ph D Prof of Psychology Donald Roth, PhD Assoc Prof of Mech Eng Mechonicol Engineering Dr Mohesh Aggorwol is on ossociote professor ond chairman of the Mechanical Engineering Department He attended III Konpur m India, where he received his Bachelor of Technology degree and furthered his education at Mar- quette University ond the University of Michigan, where he earned his masters ond doctorate respectively Dr Aggorwol has been teaching seven years, approximately six ot Gannon He has been a recipient of a merit scholarship ond a deportment fellowship at Gannon He was op pointed chairman in 1983 The program is obvi ously designed to tram students in the field of mechanical engineering with emphasis on Cal- culus. Physics, and mothemaricalbased sci ences Mohesh Aggorwol. Ph D Assoc Prof , Chairman of M E 19 Philosophy Reverend Srephen AAinHiei. CM a rne Choirmon of rhe Philosophy Deporrmenr He groduored from Mory Imrryoculore 5emirK3ry and College m North orDpron. Pervtsylvonia He also groduored from rhe Ponnficium Arhenoeum Angelicium in Rome Fr Mmhel has earned his docrorore m Philosophy orid has been reaching for fifteen years or Gannon Abo. fr Minhiel 6 rhe foculry adviser for rhe Gon nan 5hi Club I Revereno Sreprien Mmivei, CM P'-Qfessor of Philosophy, Choirmon m 'f 1 0 ™- Michoel Acri Assoc Professor of Philosophy Sr Dominic Twohill, OP. PhD Assoc Professor of Philosophy Joseph LoFaro. Ph D Assr Professor of Philosophy Rev Gilio Dipre, P' f Assr Professor of Philosophy 20 Militory Science R . O. T. C L TC Dennis McSweeney Prof of Milirory Science Major Carl Graves Assr Prof, of Milirory Science LTC Dennis McS-A ee ey Mlirary Doll 1984 'o r Major Lou Ounic, Capr Scorr Ttlson. and SSG Rich Donilovics 21 History Deportment - ie Professor of Hisrory; Choirmon The cf Qirmon of rhe Gonnon Hisrory Deportment is Dr Robert H Allshouse He has otrended Clevelond State and Cose Western fleserve Universities (he earned his doctorate from Case) Dr Al shouse has received many honors including the Cereno Peck Fenn Scholar (CSU). NDEA Fellowship (CIC Slavic Institute — University of Illinois), NDEA Grantee, United States Army Military Hisrory Fellow- ship (USMA — West Point), Gannon University Merit Award; Gan- non University Faculty Research Awards, hos been nominated for Marquis' Who's Who in the East; and was a recipient of a merit :.'.:c-c 'O photographic history from the Photographic Historical Society of New York Also he is a member of Phi Alpha Theta. National Historical Fraternity and Pi Gommo Mu. National Social Science Honorary Fraternity Dr Allshouse has been reaching for eighteen years and started at Gonnon in 1967 In addition he has '-'Cd hree of h,s book published A Select Bibliography of Mili- tary History Since 1715. Aieksonder Izvolskii end Russion For- eign Policy. 1910-1914. c Photographs for the Tsar: The Pioneering Photography of S.M. Prokudin-Gorskii. The rnira o e oerg a ie'ec'on for the History Dooi Cubs Dook-ofthe- Monrh Dr Thomas Szendrey Assoc Professor of History '.'■ GerQic P Walsh Assr Professor of History 22 D' Marrl Moose Professor of Hisrory Dr Fror k Angorn Professor of Hisrory Geography Deporrmenr Geography Deportment Lydie DnnHle, Director of rhe Geography De- pcnmenr, has been or Gannon since 1970, bur had raughr ren years prior ro his arrival here He graduated from Southeast Missouri State Univer- sity where he earned his Bachelor of Science in Education He also attended Memphis State Uni- versity and earned his Master of Arts in Geogra- phy. Mr Drinkle is rhe author of numerous arti- cles and IS presently working on and wriring two textbooks I 'i Mr Lydle Drinkle Assoc Professor of Geography Chairman 23 Theology Deportment Assr Professor of Theology: Choirman .'.(.. .-. j .ard Sullivan Coordirioror of Campus Mmisrry Rev Edward Fronz, Ph D Assr Professor of Thieology [ ev Edward Krous, Ph D Assoc Professor of Theology f ev John Schonz, Ph D Professor of Theology 25 Biology Deportment Dr Richard Gammon Professor Coordmoror of Nursing Program Dr James J McGivern Assoc Professor of Diology. Director of PreMedicine The director of rhe Premedical Predenrol Program is James J McGivern, PhD Dr McGivern graduared from lona College, v here he earned his Bachelor of Science degree, and rhe University of Notre Dome where he earned his doctorate He has been teaching for a ratal of ten years, but only eight at Gannon Dr McGivem's teaching interests include Genetics, Ento mology, and microcomputers in education Dr Kenneth Anderson Assoc Professor of Diology: Chairman Dr John Schumann Assr Professor of Diology; Pre-Pharmacy Director 26 oc Deon of l _. _ _e of Science Dr Richard Schouer Assoc Professor of Biology Self-Development Deportment Mory De Lobbo Assr Direcror of FidodcioI Aid ard McCral en Registrar 27 Mothemotics Deportment Assoc Professor of Morhemorics. Choirmon The Morhemorics Deporrment is headed by Gan- non olumni, Dr Gerald A Krous Dr Kraus graduar- ed from Gannon in 1964 with a Bachelor of Arrs in Morhemorics He conrinued his educarion or rhe Pennsylvania Srore Universiry groduoring in 1968 wirh a Mosrer of Arrs. He finally earned his docror- ore from Sourhern Illinois Universiry or Corbondale in 1973 He has spenr seven our of rwenry years reaching or Gannon Dr Krous wo5 oppoinred chairman in 1963  i L Mr Gregor M Olslavsky Insrrucror of Morhemorics WcCullough Assoc Professor of Morhemorics Rev Richard Powers Assoc Professor of Morhemorics 26 Thomas McDonao, Ph D 455' P'c essor of Morhemorics Norolio Zorov, PhD Assr Professor of Morhemorics i • r : ■ ; -- y Szczypinsi'ii. O 5 D Assr Professor of Morhemorics Edward Rogers Assoc Professor of Morhemorics f ev RoberrJ Levis. Ph D , groduore ofCarholic Universiry of America, is borh rhe Direcror of rhe Ponnficol Cenrer for Corhechencol Srudies and rhe Direcror of rhe Liberal Srudies Program Fr Levis has been reaching or Gannon for ren years bur has been rhe Direcror of Liberal Srud- ies only since 1983 Liberal Studies Rev Roberr J Levis, Ph D Direcror of Liberal Srudies Program Rev David Rubino. Ph D Direcror of Public Relorions 29 Monogement Deportment David Eichelsdorfer Assoc Prof Monogemenr, Choirmon A ' idO Assr Prof of Monogemenr 30 Marketing Deportment Ror,a.c Vo,pe Deon College of Business Admin. Duane Prokop Assr. Prof, of Morkering 1 1 Michael Mess no Aisr Prof of Morkering flichord Sukirsch Direcror Enrollmenr Services Lee Fuller, JD Assoc Professor of Monogemeni 31 Foreign Longuoges and Cultures D: Dc:;a M Weber Professor of German: Chairman Dr Derra Weber, a groduore of rhe Umversiry of Vienna, Ausrria, is a professor of German and rhe Chairman of rhe Deparrmenr of Foreign Languages and Cultures She was rhe recipient of rhe Fulbnghr Scholarship, a merit award from •he AATG (Teachers of German) ro Germany Dr Weber has been teaching since 1944 On Austria) and since 1947 (at Gannon). In 1977, she was appointed chairman of rhe department She IS also active m institutional governance in- cluding the Faculty Senate, the University Re view Council, and rhe Humanities Advisory Council Rev Robert nn, niD. Assoc Professor of Russian Mary Lou Scalise Assr Professor of Spanish Pau- fererion, Ph D Vice President of Academic Affairs Eton deLeon Soto, Ph D Professor of Spanish William Carney Asst Professor of French 32 John A Dozzo Assoc Prof Criminol Justice Gormon's Criminal Jushce Program Is directed by John A. Dozzo: a graduate of the Notional College of Educa- tion (receiving o Bachelor of Arts), Stare University of New York at Albany (receiving his Master of Arts), and DePoul Universiry (earning his law degree and grodu- oring with honors) Mr Dozzo was the recipient of the American Jurisprudence Award for Criminal Law He has been teaching for five our of eleven years or Gannon. Mr Dozzo was appointed to his position as direaor in 1979 The criminal justice program gives students education In the areas that deal with the United States Justice System Including Criminology, Low Enforcement, and Correctional Processes Ann Moffort Director of Gerontology Program Earth Science RayrrxxxJ F Cicero has been the Director of the Earth Science Program for four years Mr Cicero has been a teach for ten years bur only teaches at Gannon on a parr-time basis. He has graduated from the University of Pittsburgh and Purdue Universiry earning a Dochelor of Science m Perroleum Engineering and o Master of Scence in Engmeerlryg The Earth Science Program offers rraming m the areas of (jeology. Stratigraphy, and other sciences dealing wirh the earth and the environment Raymond F Cicero Asst Prof of Earth Science Chairman 33 E N G L I S H Instructor in English Rev. Pooi DeSonre. Ph.D. Prof of English, Chairman Veteran Gannon instructor, Rev. Paul DeSanre, is both the Chairman of the Department of Eng- lish and the Director of the Advanced Standing Program [ ev Desante has been teaching for twenty-five years, all of which at Gannon He is a graduate of St Mary's Seminary, Catholic Uni- versity, and St John's University (earning his doctorate). Rev DeSante was appointed to his positions in 1978 fairer 5 Minot, PhD Professor of English Robert Vales, PhD Professor of English 34 Jonn ;•... Dean of School of Graduare Studies V r ws r m H Ia k 1 1 k „-i 1 L . 1 m i-l i Qnarles Smirh, PhD Professor of English Doiores Sorafinsh, Ph.D. Professor of English C-e-e A— Hcege- P - D Assoc Professor of English Phillip Kelly. Ph C Assoc Professor of English Edward Dobowicz Professor of English 35 Education Assoc Prof of Educorion Richard L Herdsrnrr is o former groduore of Gannon ■■■ here he received his Bachelor of Arrs. He also .■■ended Fordharri Universiry and Cose Wesrern Preserve, where he received his Mosrer of Arrs and Docroral degrees m Educorion, respecrively Mr Herbsrnrr has been reaching for a roral of rwenry- ■ .e y ears, all of which hove been here or Gannon He was recenrly appomred ro rhe posirion of Dean of rhe College of Educorion m rhe Fall Semesrer of ' ?flj The program is designed ro prepare mreresr- ed srudenrs m rhe careers rhar concern educorion Qr d rhe reaching fields Frederick D Thompson Director of EOP 36 Accounting William N Larimer is rhe Chairman of rhe Ac counring Deporrmenr He was a former gro duore of Gannon where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree He rhen received his Masrers of Business Adminisrronon from Western Re serve Universiry Mr Larimer is a certified public accounranr in rhe Disrncr of Columbia and in rhe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania He has been reaching for thirty years, all of which were here or Gannon, and has been rhe chairman since 1963 The program laid out by rhe deporrmenr gives a background for studenrs inreresred in accounting and similar professional careers In ti- e business world or in governmenr Dove Dor on Assr Professor of Accounting Professor of Accounnng Suson Longo Assr Professor of Accounting 37 Qul D Qnesacl' er Assoc Professor of Physics M Jude Kirkpornck Prof of Ar rf ropology; Choirmon 36 Reverend Howard Neibling has been the Direc ror of The Fine Arrs Program since 1969 He is a graduore of Sr Mary's Seminary, Carbolic Uni versiry, and Columbia Universiry, where he earned his docrorare f ev Neibling has been reaching for rwenrv fiv-e years, exclusively or Gannon Ralph J Miller, a graduore of Pomr Park College and Duquesne Universiry in which he has earned his Accounring and Systems, Informa nan Sciences, and Computer Sciences degrees Mr Miller is a member of rhe Dera Gamma Sigma. Norional Honor Frarerniry, and rhe Schools of Business. He has been reaching for nine years, four years here or Gannon. Mr Miller IS rhe Chairman of rhe Computer Science Program and an Assistant Professor He was aoooinred ro his position in 1980 F I N E A R T 5 Director of Computer Soence Computer Science 39 Radiologic Tectinology Medical Assistant Gannon 's Radiography Deporrmenr is headed by Panence E Sharp, RTR, D5 Mrs Sharp is a raduare of Sharon General Hospiral and Gan- on University, earning a D S In Science and an ■ S in Radiologic Technology She has received numerous awards including Firsr Exhibir Award, PS, RTin 1967, 1971, and 1972 and Third Exhibir Award, PS, RT in 1975 Mrs Sharp has been reaching for a roral of rwenry years, though she never starred or Gannon unrll 1978, rhe year she was appointed program director. Mary Ann Frew Director of progrorr CarlD Lechner, PhD is the director of the Physt can's Assistant Program He is a graduate of Villanova, Gannon, and Case Western Reserve Universities earning his Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts, and doctorate, respectively Dr Lechner has been teaching for fourteen years and has been an adjunct faculty member for nine years He has been director of the program since 1977 In addition, Dr Lechner has been rhe director of rhe Erie Postgroduare Medical Institute for rhe past two years Clinical Coordinator Physician's Assistant 40 Chemistry Rev Addison Yehl Professor of Chemisrry 41 Administration I .-v.-a Dunford Vice Preside ' o Srudeor Affairs Phillip Rosen, PhD Deon of Erie Metro College Howard El well Director of Arhlerics rtev Chcr.es Urexier, Ph.D. Director Student Development George Crittenden, M D Director of Health Center James Treiber Direcorr of Financial Aid c-s Hoos Director Institutional Research 42 Msgr W.ifnc Ncsh. UnD. Chancellor Korhryn Greenhoir Assr Director of Admissions ■ ' one Rodomski. CSF N Campus Min rry Grace Davies Archives Direcror 43 f-r: ' cc'c Center Charles Agnew Devdopmenr Officer Holly Nishimuro Director Student Activities : .w Potricia Schlosser, R N Heolrh Center Nurse Eriesr Ellis Director Physical Plant Rooert Dobiesz Director Library Circulation 44 Michael Crosby Vice-President Academic Affairs Paul Peterson, Ph.D. Vice-President Academic Affairs J Kevin Quinn Vice-President Business Affairs V- ' Monica Lewis Public Relations Officer Ellen Schumann Director New Student Services A . . . , _ 'enovich Director Student Living Robert Wallace Director MDA Program Asst Director CAAP E O P 45 Daniel Hesch Admissions Counselor Micnoei Krone Director of Alumni Affairs l ev Casimir Lubiak Dir Collect ion Developments Rev L Thomas Snyderwme Library Director Mc-- ...--ev. PhD Dean College of Humanities 46 Gerard Miele Assisranr Registrar Joseph Scornno, Ph D. Presidenr of rhe Universiry Frann Giozer Dtrecror o '- e - ual Furid George Joci'iion Director of Operanori Porhwoy RiiQ Nies Reference Librarian 47 4S STUDGMT LIFC ft ft fl MODEL UNITED NATIONS 1983 Model United Notions Agendo Thursday, November 10 1000 Mayors Press Conference Raising of rhe UN Flog 1100 UN Moss in rhe Commons Friday. November 11 3 00 7 00 f egisrroTion 7 008 30 Opening of General Assembly Essoy Awards Given Welcome Speech — Dr Scorrino Keynote Address — Secretary General 6 301100 Commirree Meetings World Hunger Regulation of Outer Space Third World Debr Nuclear Arms Control Central American Crisis Security Council 10 00 Student Social Soturdoy, November 12 9009 30 General Assembly Awordirig of Scholarships 9 30200 Committee Meetings 2005 00 General Assembly Voting on resolutions Adjournmenr 50 PEOPLE ON THE MOVE GANNON 51 The Second Annuol ' 'Clash of the Titans'' Once ogom, all of Gannon s collective eyes rurned to Hammer ml center for The Second Annual OoshofThe TlTons FaculTy vs Adrmrusrronon Dasi eTball Game The two reams of mild-man- nered academic personnel become showcases of orhleTic prowess and abtliTy The faculry Team, capramed by David Frew, professor of monagemenr, will orrempr to recrify rheir rwo-poinr loss lasr year Capram Dick Sukirsch, direcror of enrollment, will attempt to once ogam lead his team to victory Last year's march, alrhough a close one was nor on unusually viotenr Alrhough rhis year's march mighr prove ro be quire o comperition The exrravoganza rooh place or rhe Gannon Audi on Tuesday. February 14 52 GANNON THEATRE: RICH AND FAMOUS COMMUTER SERVICE The Commurer Club has been recognized by Gannon, rhis pasr year, OS on offiaol orgonizorion The purpose of rhe Commurer Club is ro enrice rhe commurers who orrend Gonnon ro be more ocrive wirh on- compus ocrlviries. The Commurer Club, pending 150 paid member- ships, will be able ro hold a seor on rhe Srudenr Governmenr Associ- onon. Marlene Weindorf, o junior foreign longuoges ond inrernarionol business major was rhe acring presidenr rhis pasr year Marlene sees rhe dub as a way ro inregrare commurers inro rhe Gannon communi- ry by sponsoring achvines ond represenring rhem ro rhe Srudenr Governmenr 53 A R K E T I N 6 ERG RADIO PSYCHOLOGY 54 GANNON WIRELESS SOCIETY TRl- SIGMA Sigma Sigma Sigma, a narionol sororiry, has esrablished a chaprer ar Gannon. The idea was colonize ar Gannon or on ex ecurive board meenng in February. The colonizorion process encompassed a wide range of evenrs and ocriviries, in- cluding parnoporion by rhe sororiry and rhe local sororiry alumni. The original chaprer of Tri-Sigma was founded in April 20. 1828 Laurie Carroll, presidenr of rhe Gannon colony, hopes rhar rhe inreresr aroused by rhe alumni in rhe area will cause a flourishing, new sororiry ar Gannon Holly Nishimuro will ocr as advisor for rhe chap- rer and Reverend Michael McGraw will be rhe chaplain. CHEMISTR Y 55 HERE'S THE NEWS: HUEY COMES TO GANNON . . . Thanhs to the Srudenr Govern menr Assocorion. Donme Ins and rhe Cruisers and Huey Lewis and rhe News roched Gannon's Har- mermill Center on February 20, 1964 Oper rig oa Iris, a native of Deaver Folk, song such hits as My Gtrl and Love is like a f och Lews and rhe band song hirs from rheir previous albums and rheir new LP Sporrs Lewis' songs in- duded Heart of RocH and Roll . ' V Want a New Drug ' ', and ' 'Heart aryd Soul Mosr of the sucess of the concert rest with the Student Government Association and the committee members. Mary Ellen Hezlep and Tracy Healy SGA was so pleased with this concert that these hind of events will definitely continue for many years STUDENT GOVERNMENT SPONSORED EVENT HAMMERMILL CENTER 56 . . . CRUISING IN WITH DONNIE IRIS r fljfl ni H H V B H ti B b H Bl HH FEBRUARY 20, 1964 57 PI KAPPA ALPHA AND LITTLE SISTERS PERSHING RIFLES PAX CHRISTI SING FOR YOUR SUPPER 5d 10-K GANNON UNIVERSITY RUN •■' DAVE BURGER WINS!! Dove Burger, o mechanical en- ogainsr rhe more rhon 270 porrici- gmeenng major, won rhe annual panrs Gannon Universiry Run, a 10 Hilo- Orher category winners were: merer run Through rhe srreers of Craig Zgraggen, Gannon Student Erie Dave's winning time was Category, Mory Vosey. Gannon 32 22 5 Student Category, Dove Kozisko, The winner in the women's 16 19 Age Category; and John Car category was Lynn Audett. Doth r ig and Par Twargoski; Gannon Dove and Lynn should be con- Alumni Category graruloted for their valiant effort APRIL 26, 1984 Dr josepn Scottmo presenting first pioce award to Dave Durger, mechanical engineering major, on April 28, 1984 59 ALPHA 00 GANNON UNIVERSITY PHON-A-THON S54,939 raised in phonothon! Gannon's 50rh Ar}')i er ory Phonothon donations increased $12,205 over last year's roral According to Frank Glozer, director of devel opment. the 394 student volunteers who par ticipated in the Phonothon were a major factor in the sucess of the drive High motivarion and understanding the project ore attributes of a good volunteer. To produce incentive, nightly prizes were giv- en out to high scorers in addition to overall winners Jeff Hook. 65 pledge increases, Lisa Clarkin, 35 pledges, Jim Garnck, 35 pledges Top scorers also included, Wehrle third floor, second west Finegan, Kappa Delta P,ho, and SGA ALLIED HEALTH COMEDY CLUB COMES TO GANNON 61 T R I D E T A 62 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ; ■iM 63 il'dtlCC Jesse Jackson Qt Gannon Reverend Jesse JocHson. former presidennol condidore come to Erie and specifically Gannon's Ham mermM Center ro campaign be- fore . 2000 blod-is ana ■■■■ ■ ' ne rermed rhe f oinbow CoalirKMi Jacl son mar- ed rhe crowd by shounng I am somebody I need a job I wanr o job JocKson s sryie of addressing aowds does nor rohe on rhe nodi- nonal diaares. His style 6 more that of the chonsmotic Doprisr preacher rtxin the srolworr politician Audi- ences all across the nation are con- stantly fourd pining in the tolly to a Jochson's addtess centeted around the needs of the Amencan people His rone was positive, however he did mention the other candidates at that time The one negative note of the entite Jocl son visit was the pre ence of a group of picketets out side the Audi, proclaiming theit op position to abottion and to Jock- son s stand on the issue All moll, the Jackson visit ptoved to be a productive one and gave the Gannon community along with the Erie community a chance to meet with a reknowned political figure. «' Si Vincent' ■| ]0 at Univof Buffalo J 13ChevncY 8 Buffalo Slate ?1 Philadelphafa,, l: ' St John Fisher 3t IfMoyne 8p 8f 8p 8p 8p 8p 8p ALPHA PHI OMEGA 64 ON CAMPUS HOUSING ORGANIZATION BLITHE SPIRIT 65 KAPPA DELTA Dr Joseph Scornno ana Kappo Deiro Rho sweerheorr, KoppoDe . ■ becoming condidores Pere Pear- Pony MasloH son and Sue Vondomio 66 kJ' GANNON SKI CLUB 67 p E P D A N D Q nQ I i II li i SOCIAL WORK CLUB 66 SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS TAU KAPPA EPSILON 69 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOC A TION DOCTOR FAUSTUS m-n  JW JpI'M •3 M D4NCf COMES TO . . GANNON STUDENTS 70 Sruds Turkel's WORKING RINGUNG BROTHERS and DARNUM and BAILEY CIRCUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 9. k % '% .i '- 72 SPORTS IN MEMORIAM GOSDY 'GOOSE PRY OR The cover of rhe 198263 bo erboll season program featured a drawing of a young orh- e''e with a singular word m bold prinr below ir. Goose. Thar was all. Simply, Goose There was no need for a full name or further descnpnons. Because everyone knew who ir was Everyone knew ir was Goose Ve could remember Goose Pryor with para- graphs full of facts and figures about his remark- able high school and college basketball career, h ■■ can candidacy, and the fact that he V. y be inducted to the Gannon Univer sity Hall of Fame Vi e could remember rhe many games when Goose caught fire and mode magic happen on rhe courrs, the times when he didn 'r, arid rhe times when more than a rhousand fans chanred his name over and over ogam m hopes of a needed score and rhen leaped to their feet and cheered drowning out the quiet swoosh of the seemingly effortless reach shot that never hit the nm and belonged solely and unforgettably to Goose We ■ --ember Goose os a leader, as a ream • rhe Golden Kmghts during his senior years U e could remember him as a good sport, swallowing questionable referee calls wirh determined forebeoronce and getting on to the business of the gome U e could re- member him OS a gifted athlete of natural abili- ry. yet still a player always willing to learn more U e could remember Goose os a soft-spoken, easygoing student, walking casually through the quadrangle behind Old Mom palming o textbook easily m his hand We could remem- ber the wide shy smile, the polite nod of his head when he sow you passing by U e could remember him looking dashing as could be in the tasteful and snappy clothing he was famous for. and as a ream spokesman stepping tenta- tively up to the podium to speak to members of rhe medio at the annual athletic dinner In remembering Goose, there are innumer- able pictures that flash into our minds — picrures of the athlete, of the student, of the man Out if he had his way. Goose would probably like to be remembered as just a simple, sincere person with a lot of heart A person who, both athleti- cally and personally, reached as high and as far as he could And never sropped reaching Goose Pryor was tragically killed on July 5. 1983 when he was struck by a rractor-rroiler on Interstate 90 near Conneaur, Ohio on his way home from a job interview Those of us at Gannon who knew him — friends, faculry, ad- ministrators, students, coaches, reammores, and his many fans — will not soon forget the man whose personality, abiliry. and spirit made him recognizable by a single word. Goose Ir is a name, and a man, we will remember fondly, sadly, and with pride. May God grant him efernol rest. f eprinred from rhe July Augus' University Re- cord with permission from authoress Monica L Lewis One further commenr on rhe remarkable Goose Pryor — 05 was expected he was induct- ed into the Gannon University Hall of Fame wirh pride, fondness, and appreciorion for his arhleric prowess for the Golden Kmghts 74 The 'Teach Street Kids Top The MECC Championship Golden Knights Roster Nome (Class) Hometown High Schoo Craig Dixon (5R) Millen, GA Jenkins Mii .e Kopos (SR) Punxsurowney, PA Punxsurowney William Pulliom (5R) Duffolo. NY Emerson nichard Rorhell (5R) Lake Worrh, FL Lake Worrh Dove Rozzono (SR) Kerrering, OH Folrmonr Eosr Mii'ie McElrorh OR) Jomesrown, NY Jomesrown Jim Sivoh OR) Wickliffe, OH Wickliffe Durch Warner OR) Arlonric Cry, NJ Arlanric Cry Isaias Caldreon (SO) Neptune. NJ Neptune Sracey Hin (SO) Erie, PA Cathedral Prep Paul Seigel (SO) Erie. PA Foirview High Danny Woshingron (SO) Bronx, NY Herbert H Lehman Paul Gnob (FR) Greensburg, PA Greensburg Salem Mihe Runski (FR) New Kensington, PA Valley High 75 Year In Review Qonnon Uruvery'y i Dun erboll squad finished irs year on on up and down nore The high of rhe season s end was winning rhe Mdeosr Col legiore Conference Chonyyonship and receiv ■ng on NCAA Eosr Regional Did The low came when rhe hoit ream couldn'r place enough pomrs on rhe board on eirher March 9 or 10 ro secure a v rory Ir was a surprising Gannon five rhar gornere rhe MECC chompK nship In rhe opening rouno The Peach reer Kds handed Philadelphia Tex- me a 6982 serboc k The nexr evening, rhe Golden Ones won rhe firsr place rrophy by ours- coring Adelphi 7759 The Eosr flegionols saw rhe rhird seeded ream drop a 55 52 conresr ro CU Posr A srrong second half performance hod rhe Knighrs m posirion ro win, bur missed opporruniries or rhe chonry srnpe proved roo cosriy down rhe srrerch The consolarion affair saw a rolenred Monsfiekj five blow rhe Ene crew off rhe floor Falling behind from rhe opening rap, The Peoch Srreer Kids couldn'r garher enough sream ro carch rhe Mounhes Ar rhe sound of rhe final buzzer, rhe scoreboard read Mansfield 94 — Gannon 78 The Maroon and Gold were paced m rhe 198384 season by junior Durch Warner. The 6'3' guard averaged 20 2 ppg His ourpur of 629 poinrs esrablished rhe new single season scoring mark Senior Croig Dixon led rhe ream in rebounding TheMillen, Georgia producr collecr- ed 112 missed shors or ouring Five seniors deparr Erie scenes afrer rhis year Expected ro pick up rheir diplomas ore Dixon {14 6 ppg). Dave Razzano (112 ppg), Mike Ko pas (10 3 ppg). Willie Pulliam (3 7 ppg). and Rc c-d flc'hel! (3 5 oca 76 77 Ladies Dosketbalh All In A Knight's Work 76 Lady Knight Roster Nome Sue Daldwin Margie Dasileni Amy Como Vol Donner Diane Donahue Parry Gnesr Nome Mary KloeHer Mary Kay Lynch Lori Parson Paula Pope Kelly Reedy Lady Knight Schedule Dote Monday, Nov 22 Sarurdoy. Nov. 26 Tuesday, Nov 29 Thursday, Dec 1 Sarurday. Dec 3 Wednesday, Dec 7 Friday, Dec 9 Wednesday, Jan 11 Friday, Jan 13 Sarurdoy, Jan 14 Wednesday, Jan 18 Sarurday, Jan 21 Monday. Jon 23 Friday, Jan 27 Sorurdoy, Jan 18 Wednesday, Feb 1 Friday. Feb 3 Tuesday. Feb 7 Friday. Feb 10 Sarurday, Feb. 11 Tuesday, Feb 14 Monday. Feb 20 Wednesday. Feb 22 Sarurdoy, Feb 25 Monday. Feb 27 Friday, Mar 9 Sarurday, Mar 10 Opponent Slippery Rock Srore Indiana Universiry Mercyhursr College Sr Donavenrure California Srore Canisius College Sr John Fisher Edinboro Srore Malone Philadelphia Texrile UPJ Roberr Morns College Niagara Universiry Sr Donavenrure Unca College LeMoyne College Clarion Srore Colgore Niagara Universiry Sr John Fisher Colgore Canisius College Mercyhursr College Dehrend College Unco College LeMoyne College Morgan Srore Pace 79 60 81 Ladies Volley Through Season 62 Lady Knight Schedule Dote niooy, Sepr 16 — Sorurdoy. Sepr 17 Tuesday. Sepr 20 Sorurdoy. Sepr 24 Wednesday. Sepr 28 Fndoy. Sepr 30 Tuesday. Ocrober 4 Sorurdoy. Oa 8 Wednesday. Oa 12 Monday, Oa 17 Thursday, Oa 20 Sorurdoy. Oa 22 Tuesday. Oa 25 Sorurdoy, Oa 29 Monday. Oa 31 Tuesday. November 4 Opponent Mansfield Tournamenr Roberr Morris College Dehrend College Slippery RocH Sr John Fisher Akron Villa Mono Academy Youngsrown Tournamenr Niagara Universiry Erie Communiry College Mercyhursr College Pirr-Drodford Lohelond CC Cuyahoga CC Villa Mono Academy Geneseo Fredonia Srore Duquesne Universiry California Srore Mercyhursr College John Carroll Allegheny College Conisius College Clarion Srore Geneva College Corrlond Tournamenr Overall Record: 22-17 83 Gannon Golf Swings to Perfect Record Roster Nome (Closs) Hometown High School n h A -e w .; SR ' f - e, Corhedrol Prep John Ciorh iSHJ Arnold Volley High Dove Sdhmirr (5f ) Pirrsburgh Plum Doro High l ich Durler (JR) Gores Gores Chile Cormen Cosro UR) Porr Vue Sourh Allegheny Erie Corhedrol Prep Erie Foirview High Whiresboro WNresboro Cenrrol Colendonio Colendonio-Mumfd Eden Eden Cenrrol Genevo Geneva High James Domes (Ff ) Hornell Hornell High Jeff Dillmon (Ff ) Lirrlesrown Lirrlesrown High Mark Helnrz (Ff ) Erie Srrong Vincenr Greg Klobon (Ff ) New Casrie Shenongo High James Marrhmass (FR)Elicorr dry Cenreninal Year in Review Mol e Kiem (Jf ) Rob Keiich OR) John Crane (SO) Tom Heffer (SO) Chris Miller (SO) Mike Avery (FR) Dote Tuesday, Sepr 6 Monday, Sepr 12 Friday. Sepr 16 Friday, Sepr 16 Monday, Sepr 19 Tuesday. Sepr 20 Sorurdoy, Sepr 24 Thursday, Sepr 29 Fndoy. Sepr 30 Sorurdoy, Ocr 8 Sorurdoy. Ocr 15 Opponent D co 3' ore Universiry of Buffalo TriSrare Invirorional Soaring Eagles Invir. Slippery Roch Tourn. PirrDrodford Mercyhursr College YoungsTown Invirorional Cornell Invirorional Allegheny Invirorional DrooMea Invirorional ECAC Regional Tourn EC AC Championship Kneeling: John Crane, Dill Phillips, Tom Heffer, John Clorh, Standing: Dove Schmirr, Chris Miller, Rick Durler, Dob Keilch, Cormen Cosro, Ed hlat an 84 85 Lody Knight Schedule Dote Opponent Sorurooy, Sepr 10 Denrend College Tuesckiy. Sepr 13 Universiry of Duffolo ThuTidoy. Sepr 15 Mercyhursr College Monday. Sepr 19 Edinboro Store Thursday. Sepr 22 Sr Donavenrure Sarurday. Sepr 24 Allegheny College Tuesday. Sepr 27 Conisius College Sarurday. Ocr 1 Dehrend College Thursday. Ocr 6 Mercyhursr College Sarurday. Ocr 8 Clarion Srare Tues day. Ocr 11 Niagara Universiry Tuesday. Ocr 18 FredoniQ Srare Lady Knight Roster Nome (Class) Pc-v Me e ' (SR) Mary Ryan (SR) Tracey Thomas (SR' Sandy Manning (JR) Ann Speice (JR) Colleen Cauley (SO) Jennifer Kippley (SO) Joyce Dianchi (FR) Lisa Close (FR) Hometown HighSchool ArrtO'''dge. Quigley High N Tonowando N. Tonowando Coroopolis Moon High Rochesrer Our Lady of Mercy Erie Sr. Denedicr Monroeville Gorewoy High Cincinnari Morher of Mercy Ambridge Ambridge Area Oberlin. OH HS Unavailable w wd M 1 86 Ladies Ace Another Season 67 Team Roster Nome Class Mirchell Rodello Freshmon Jim Wilson Freshmon Par Serriemire Freshmon Don Morczoi'f Freshmon Dove Kozisi-io Freshmon Dill Kollor Sophomore Dole Ishmon Sophomore Dove Durger Junior Lincoln Lenze Senior Andy King Senior COACH: A c Killion Year in Review 1 Dote Opponent Sorurdoy, Sepr 10 Duffolo Srore Invirorionol Sorurdoy, Sepr. 17 Allegheny College John Corroll University Theil College Sorurdoy, Sepr 24 Indiono invirorionol Fridoy, Se pr 30 Narionol Corholic Wednesday, Oa 5 Duffolo Srore Wednesday, Oa 12 Mercyhursr College Edinboro Universiry Sorurdoy, Oa. 15 Sr. Vincenr Invirorionol Sorurdoy, Oa 22 Conisius Invirorionol Sorurdoy, Oa 29 NCAA Eosr Regional Gannon Harriers Dash to 4-2 Win 66 n' Gannon Intronriurol Swimming Competition Gannon Hockey Skates Through Another Season B L BS l;rrl,7il l 7 f S f S, : f ' v i' '? t •J?: '! v;P' jK r. - 1 fr- - Ji 7 , s. 3v 1 '• •'ft kl Row 1: Chns Pichen. JocH Schumacher. Sean Coslow, Doug V ood, Dan Orrosliy, Jim Mongan, Morl Remben, Harry Wesr Row 2: Fred Lane. Marr Spiico, Danny Holdnok, Tim Horns. Doug Me'; e- 'Vir; e SeOer' Paul Schuller, Burch Halloo, Do Schmdler. Dave LirowHin, Joe Swenn. Chris Foma, r obby Bonl s, Missing: Shane Verncio. Brian Vasz 90 91 f M: T m V 1 i 92 -J • % • % «_ , ii r 1.1 - . M r 'i ■ 9J Notionolly Ranked Gannon Soccer Team Scores Again Gannon defeated Grove Cry 21 Gonnon kxr to Geneva 02 Gannon defeated Roberts Wesleyon 40 Gonnon defeated St John Fisher 32 Gorvx)n bsr to Indiana 01 Ganrxxi defeated Pitt Bradford 14 0 Gannon defeated Dehrend 42 Gannon defeated Pitt 21 Gonnon lost to St Donoventure 24 Gannon defeated Duffolo State 43 Gannon defeated Canisius 52 Gannon defeated Edmboro 10 Gonnon defeated Alliance 8-0 Gannon defeated Fredomo 10 Gannon defeated Allegheny 21 Gannon defeated Deomen 60 Gannon defeated Slippery ! ock 20 Gannon defeated St Vincent 20 Gannon defeated Mercyhurst 61 Gannon defeated Youngstovi n 4 1 OVERALL: 17-3 94 '5 ' I - i ■s fl ' mm tM 95 HOMECOMING 1963 Once ogoin Gannon University srudenrs commemorared the fall season with rhe rrodirionol Honnecoming fesriviries. The cele brorion began rhe morning of Ocrober 29 wirh rhe annual Homecoming Parade Many of rhe dubs and organizarions rhroughour rhe campus drove down rhe srreers m bnghrly decorored cars and floors each presenring rheir candidare for Homecoming Queen Larer m rhe evening, 8-Dall, Gannon 's Homecoming Donee, rooh place or fKombow Gardens This year, Moncel Logon was elecred Homecoming Queen Moncel, a freshman Physician's Assisranr major was rhe Residenr Life Council's candidate Her escorr was Kevin Miller, a sophomore industrial Monagemenr major Queen — Moncel Logon and escorr Kevin Miller 96 97 98 1 - -aa 4 - - ' 9Q WINTER CARNIVAL 1964 kt mit 100 101 SPRING FEVER 102 HELD DY STUDENT GOVERNMENT; MARCH 23. 1964 103 m SGMIORS 105 Joseph D Abate Tommy Koy Alcorn Alejandro Alvarodo Amy L Anthony brephen P Anrhony Joseph D. Abate — Elecrhcol Engineering Technology Tommy K. Alcorn — Diology. Deira Chi Lirrle Sisters (rreos. Foil 1932) Alejondro Alvorodo — Elecrricol Engineering Kenneth L. Angeleffi — Electrical Engineering; Soccer, Assistant Pledge Masrer ana Pledge Master of Alpha Phi Delta, Member IEEE Amy L. Anthony — Electrical Engineering; Member IEEE Stephen P. Anthony — Diology, Sheil iS Social Fraternity, Chemistry Club Mohammed Azob-Daftori — Mechanical Engineering Lynn Morie Doker - Communications Englisn, Pi Kappa Alpha Little Sister Robert E. Baldwin Electrical Engineering, Water Polo Club, Member of IEEE Robert J. Doniszewski — Finance Bonnie JoAnne Dornum — Communication Arts Mory Pot Douer — Medical Technology Rcoc E Doldwin Kenneth L Angeletti f Mohammed AzabDofton Lynn Mane Dal .er 51 il k Robert J Donisze ■ Donnie JoAnne Dornum Mory Pat Douer 106 G'egory jor [jeaver Warren J Deaver Can D DecH Allen R. Decker ' ei' nC'A z'C jee - '■v Mone Der ae Larry A Densink Daniel Densur je'ce ' O ■ 6 ' Gregory Jon Deover — Me chanical Engineering; Kappa Delta' Rho, Apna Pni Omega, American Sociery Mechanical Engineers. Narional Sociery Professional Engineers Warren J. Deover — Family Medicine Carl D. Deck — Mechanical Engineering Allen K. Decker — Mechanical Engineer Ernest Edward Deers — Managemenr Morkering, American Marketing. Alpha Kappa Psi (Business Frarerniry), Pledge Masrer Spring 1Q84 Amy Marie Dengel — Elementary Education. Member 5P5EA Larry A. Densink — Business Administration Daniel Densur — Management Marketing. Marketing Club. Pershing Rif les President. Student Government Association (Vice Pres and Rep ). American Production and Control Daniel J. Dergell — Mental Health Counseling. Alpha Phi Delta Keven James Deringer — Mathematics; Sigma Pi Sigma Carrie A. Dessor — English, Sheik Social Fraternity, Hockey Booster Club (Vice President). TriBeta James Difuico — Electrical Engineering, Member IEEE Carrie A Dessor James Bifuico 107 Joseph M. Difuico — Otology. Deiro Chi (Sec ). Gannon Associonon for Mec Teen 5ec :. Foll Group, Gommurer Orgamzorion (Soph Rep) Lab Assisronr — Microbiology Lob E. Dionne Dlonchord — Meotcai Tecnnoiogy, Gannon Associarion for MedTech Richard A. DIoxdorf — Biology Pre Medicine Mory Ann Donoti — Elementary Education Michoel Donnef — Morhering Veronica H. Dorecky — Accounting, Aipna Kappa Psi (Sec). Student Investment Trust Club Cynfhia Marie Doris — Early Childhood Elementary Education Carlo Rose Dorrero — Diology Jeffery Allen Dorsf — Diology, Koppo Delta f hc Trocy E. Dorwinik — Lawyer s Assistant, Residence Life Council (Sec) Kimberly Ann Bradley — Mental Health Counseling; Alpha Gamma Delta. Student Government Association (Soph Rep ) Ellen Droeger — Marketing James M Difuico E Dionne Dlonchord Richard A DIoxdorf Mory Ann Donoti Je ey Aiie Dorsr Trocy E Dotwinik Kimberly Ann Dradley Ellen Draeoer 108 Jul Morion Drechr John J Dnce III Willie Ann Drlghr Morrhew Louis DuczHowsHi A. Uu-IS' C' 5: jer rey uurger Jo Ann Duller Therese M Coligiuri Jill Morion Drechr — Diology. Alpha Gommo Deiro, Resident 'Advisor 19621983 John J. Drice III — Accounring, Hisroncol Sociery (Treos), Model U.N. [Trees ), Srudenr Invesrmenr Trust, Gonnon Commuter Service (Treos.) Willie Ann Drighr — Communication Arts Morrhew Louis Duczkowski — Accounting, Kappa Delta Rho, Personnel Club, Commuter Club, Intramurols AN Du-Khomsin — Mechanical Engineering Technology; Arab Students Assoc, Member AMSE Jeffrey Burger — Mathematics, Gonnon SHi Club, PSEA, Education Club Jo Ann Dutler — Communicotion English; Residence Life Council (Fr. Rep ) Srudenr Government Association (Soph. Chair.), Member I ADC Thereso M. Coligiuri — General Science Diology: Alpha Gommo Delta Sec ' '.T ecs Porricio Corcoise — Chemistry, Alpha Gamma Delta Patrick M. Corey — Management, Chaplain and Founding Father of Kappa Delta Rho Ccrhy Carpenter — Physician's Assistant Roderick Jomes Carter Jr. — Accounting, Alpha Kappa Psi (Business) Corhy Carpenter Roderick James Carter Jr 109 John A Chipreon WooToeh Chung Antra Goniello James F Ocerc Josepn H Cieslak Sfonley Cocoo John R. Chipreon — Communicarion Arrs Wootoek Chung — Mechanical Engineering Anito Ciorniello — Physioan s Assaronr, Alpha Phi Omega, Residenr Advisor, Residence Life Council, Pax Chnsri Gannon Jomes F. Cicero — Chemisrry, Circle K (Vice Presidenr) Joseph H. Cieslok — Diology Pre Medicine, Tn-Dero (Diology), Srudenr Governmem Ombudsman Commirree, Foil 1983 PledgeMosrer For Tri- Dero Sfonley Cioccio — Criminal Justice; Criminal Justice Association John W. Clork — Morkermg, American Marketing Assoc (founding Pres , Delta Chi (Vice Pres ), Gannon Golf Team (four year letter man) Liso Consfontino - Elementary Education; Member PSEA John P. Cooney — Chemistry, Pershing Rifles (Pledge Master Housemaster). Student Government Association (Jr Rep and Treas ) Andrew Vincent Cosfo — Psychology, Delta Sigmo Phi (Pres , Vice Pres . Sec . and IFC Rep ) Psi Chi (Psychology), Resident Advisor — Baldwin, Psychology Mental Health Counseling Club ThomosD. Coffer - Chem try, Tau Kappa Epsilon. IFC. Intramural Atrnere of the Year 198283. American Chemical Socier Tyrone Corter — Information not available John U , Clark John P Coone Lisa Constantino Andrew V.r.cenr Cos'c Thor' Tyrone Carter W Genme M Croig Elaine L Cronouer Genine M. Croig — Physician's Asslsranr: Alpha Gamma Delta Elaine L. Cronouer — Chemisrry Diology, Tri-Dera (Presidenr) Jeffrey S. Crooke Morhenng Management : Tau Kappa Epsilan J-ec, 82 8 J' Dovid J. Croyle — Diology. ROK cadet DN Commandet. DN Co' fTiond Sgt Maj Andrea Cyterski — Mental Health Counseling, Mental Health - I . v;v' Club iPres ), Orientation Advisor, Peer Advisor Mohammed Hosson Domghonion — Mechanical Engineering Morieffo E. Do mood — Psychology, Delta Chi Little Sister, Psi Chi :Psycn) Dione David — Mechanical Engineering: Student Government Association . Treas ), Member ASME. Member PA and National Society of Professional Engineers Kerri J. Dovies — Morhering Manogemenr, Delta Sigma Phi Little Sisrer Mothering Club, American Marketing Assoc. (Vice Pres.) Rozifo Dovis — Mental Health Counseling, People On The Move David R. DeCoursey — Electrical Engineering: Member IEEE. Presque Isie Corvette Oub 6ec ). Gannon Shi Club Jennifer Delong — Radiologic Technology je 'ey 5 L'oae David J. Croyle Kern J [)ovies Roziro Do VIS David R DeCoursey Jennifer Delonr. 111 Suzanne Elizabeth Deluco Legal Secrerary John K. Demaresf — Communicanon Ans Deborah J. De Santis — Chrrunol Justice. Criminal Justice 5oc (Pres ), Srudenr Governmenr Assooarion (Rep). Residents Life Council, Volunteet m Probation Rondy DeSanfo Accounting Thomas R. Detsch - Mechanical Engineering, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Member of ASME, Member of SAE Thomas Dever — Chemistry Catherine DiSolvo — Medical Technology. Association Of Med Technologist William Dovid Ditz — Computer Science Dusiness, Computer Science Club Lory Lynn Domsic — Medical Assistant Terry L. Donohue — Political Science, Alpha Gamma Delta. IFC (Sec ). Model United Nations, Prelaw Society Ann L. Dry — Legal Secretary Thomas A. Dunning — Sheilis Social Fraternity, Investments Cub, intramurols Suzanne Elizabeth Deluco John A Demoresr Deborah J. DeSonns Randy De Santo Terry L Donahue Ann L. Dry Thomas A Dunning 112 Deornce Ann Eoron Laurie E Edinger M Deofrice Ann Eaton - Elemenrory Educonon. Pi Kappa Alpha Urrle Laurie E. Edinger — Radiologic Technology Virginia Anne Edwards MarHenng Thonnas D. Ehart — German Nancy H. Eichelsdorfer — Comparer Science Dusiness; Member APICS Pearl Darlene Ellis — Accounting John English — Finance. Srudenr Investment Trust, Alpha Kappa Psi — SuSiness. member Executive Doord and President) Michael C. Eppinger — Industrial Management, Student Investment Trust Steven D. Evans — Marketing: ROTC. Marketing Club Dana Fallone — Executive Secretory Christopher Fo ma — Chemistry: Hockey Team, Sheiks Social Fraternity Charles W. Fisher — Earth Science VirQin,c Arne Ec'. orcs Tnomas D Ehcrr S'eve D E o-s Do c Fo'io e Christopher Fama Charles U Fisher 113 James George Fiynr Thomos J Fonrecchii ■nodene J Fnedncn ■onn A Fuleno III Dew,-! A1j,',e Fo5cr, Robert F Goerrner James George Flynn — Sociol WorH, Social Work Club, Tennis Team, Member NA5 , Inrernarionol Sociol Services Frorermry Thomas J. Fontecchio — Elecrncol Engineering; Member IEEE, Cross Country Dernodeffe J. Friedrich — Mental Health Counseling John A. Fuleno III — Marketing Down Morie Fusoni — Ecology Environmental Science, Student Governrr:en! Association (Athletic Com), Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities. Class of 1964 Contact Person Robert F. Goertner — Mechanical Engineering, Alpha Phi Delta, Member of ASME. Member of IFC, Gannon 5 Club Thomas Grady Gombill — Diology Richard Alan Gafenby Chemistry Doreen Goudi — Communication Arts Decky Gehriein Computer Science Dusineis, LANCE (Editor), Orientation Advisor. Computer Lab Assistant Kofhieen H. Gerbert Health Sciences Monico A. Gesumorio Dology, Alpha Phi Delta Little Sisters Thomas Groay Qambili Do ee Gaud' Richard Alan Garenoy Dec- v Geririe:' Ko'hieen Gerbert • ono 114 John Mark Gonnerh DCi-'C A Gresr ,'ee'' Hc'ccz, Jeff'-ey C Gillespie Monlyn A Goss Joan M Gray Anne M Guerrin Jc es D Harper Jochie Hall Maureen Hannon John Mark Gionnefti — Chernisrry Business Jeffrey C. Gillespie — Mechanical Engineering Technology Marilyn A. Goss — Menral Health Counseling, Psi Chi (Psychology) Joan M. Gray — Medical Assistant David A. Gresh — Communications English; lADC (Vice Pres. and Treos ) Anne M. Guerrein — English, Student Government Association (Sec), Member lADC Jackie Hall — Nursing Maureen Hannon — Lawyer's Assisronr; Sigmo Sigma Sigma Maureen Haraczy — Finance James D. Harper — Finance, Kappa Delta Rho, Student Investment Trust, Academic Affairs Committee Timothy J. Horringer — Industrial Management Shi Club (Pres.) Angela Harfman — Computer Science Science, Alpha Phi Delta Little S'j-e s Cc—o 'e' Cub. Softball Team leslie M. Horvell — Medical Assistant, Zeta Chi Omega Leslie M Horve 115 Lucindo Procfor Howes — Psychology and Business Admmisrranon Tfocy Ann Heoly - Communicorion Arts, Srudenr Governmenr AssociQ!ion 5eruor Rep ). Spring Fling (chotrmon), Concert Chairmon, WERG D J Reporter for TO IF Williom Heinfz Electrical Engineering Ann Morie Hellsfern — Chemistry, Chemistry Club (Secretory) Dionne Noncy Henderson — Elementory Education Suzanne Heynoski Communication Arts John F. Hill — English. Kappa Delta Rho (President), Student C o ,e!nment Association (Porliomentanan), Who's V ho Among American Colleges and Universities Dernord Clifford Hilfz — Mechanical Engineering. Pi Kappa Alpha ■c- i .t - -t- Mt Tiber of SAE. SAE (Treasurer and Secretary), Member of ASME Corio Hinkel - Accounrmn Aloha Kappa Psi (Treasurer — Business) Paul Honon — Mental Health Counseling; Cross Country, Mental Health Club Corol Horron — Radiologic Technology Down M. Huff - Physician's Assistant Luanda Proctor Howes Tracy Anri Healry William Heintz Ann Mane Hellstern Dionne Nancy Hencx Suzanne Heyn joni'i h tiiii Bernard Clifford Hiltz Carlo Carol Horton Down M Huff 116 Ge''oro UZ Oi-'OP )e'e- Meison ode Jewel! Carole Anne Jones David C Juchno j r y jq Kcve e'y Joseph G. Hugar — Mental Healrh Counseling, Resident Advisdr (rwo yrs ) Tou Kappa Epsilon, Mental Health Psychology Club (Vice Pres ) Diane L. Irwin — Management. Alpha Kappa Psi (Business) John M. Joloszynski — Mechanical Engineering, Folk Group Guitarist Susan E. Jonik — Mathematics Gerard Winston Jeter — Communication Arts Nelson Wade Jewell — Chemistry. Chemistry Club, Sheik Social Fraternity Carole Anne Jones — Political Science Dovid C. Juchno — Electrical Engineering. Member IEEE Abdulloh Juraibon — Electrical Engineering, Arab Student Association Jeffrey John Koveney — Management, Alpha Kappa Psi (Business), Intramural Sports Thomas J. Koveney — Business Management, Tou Koppo Epsilon Dovid Scott Kedzierski — Mechanical Engineering Trxyrxx J Koveney David Scott Kedziersh 117 Sheryl A Kern Lon Kinech Thomas U King Jonine K KirH Erie Klonn Sheryl A. Kern — Accounting Lori Kinecki — Medical Assistant Thomas W. King — Diology Andrew W. King — Diology Pre-Medione, Tri-Deta (three yrs ), Cross Country (Jr 5r years) Jonine K. Kirk — Radiologic Technology; Student Government Association (Fr and Soph Rep ) Eric Klonn — Chemistry Jomes Nelson Kling — Medical Technology; Association for Medical Technology Mary K. Kloeker — Social Work, Dosketball Team, Softball Team, Social Work Club Carol Jean Komives — Psychology Kathleen M. Komer Diology. TnDeta (Diology), Sheik Social Fraternity Little Sister Michoel Kopas — Management Marketing — Alpha Kappa Psi (Dusiness). Dosketball Team r Larisso Korytko — Diology Jorr es Nelson Kling Jean Kc es Andrew U King Mcy ' Noe! ,e Michael Kopas Larissa Korytko m Tnomas Anarew Kovoch Donald Allan KubioH Thomas Andrew Kovoch — Mechanical Engineering Donald Allan Kubiok — Business Monagennenr 4| Krisfine Kunfz — Accounring Dorbcro J. Kunfz-Niles — Menral Health Counseling, Menral Healrh Steven J. LaCorte — Computer Science Science. Delta Chi (Treas.) Jill A. Lander — Executive Secretory Jomes W. Lane — Family Medicine Sharon Louise Longer Chemistry, Chemistry Club Amy Rose Loveiie — Physician's Assistant, Sheih Little Sister, TnDeto Dioiogy) Renee Anne Lovosky — Management; Zero Chi Omega (Pres.), Shi ClutD. Member of American Production and Inventory Control Shelly Marie Lawrence — Political Science,- Intramural Volleyball, Peer Advising, Orientation Staff, Model United Nations (Public [Relations, Secretory General), Alpha Phi Omega, Folk Group (Member and Librarian) S'eve- J LcCo-'e Jill A Londei- Jomes W Lone Sharon Louise Lcnoer Robert Paul Loshowski Amy r ose Loveiie Renee Anne Lavosky Shelly Mane Lawrence 119 R. Lincoln Lenze — Morkermg. Srudenr Invesrmenr Trust (Public Relorioni). Alpha Koppo Psi (Business) Cross Counrry (Coprain) Eric S. Leonard - Earrh Science Russell William Lewis — Communicarion Arrs Elizabeth A. Lewkowjcz — Accounnng Finonce Joyce Lingenfelter — Mechanical Engineering, Member ASME Philip L. Liotfa Chemistry Edword M. Lohse History, (jonnon Historical Society Dovid R. Loker — Electrical Engineering, Member IEEE Terrence Loop Electrical Engineering Technology Andrea A. LoPiccolo — Communication Arts. Alpha Epsilon Rho f odiO TV), Society for Collegiate Journalists, ERG (Educational Director), Side streets Joseph S. Mochugo — Mechanical Engineering; Member ASME Vincent L. Moddox - Communication Arts; WET ,G (News Assignment Editor), People on the Move R Lncoin Lenze Erie S Leonard Russell William Lewis Elizabeth A Lewkowicz lerence Loop Anarea A LoPiccoio Josepn S Mocnugo Vmcenr L. Moooox 120 Edward Pordich Moloney e A Vic' sc Joy Michoel Monino Hee ' C t o-. Edward Patrick Maloney — Finance: Inrromural Doskerboll Joy Michael Manino — Accounting, 5Hi Club, Alpha Kappa PsI David Marchitelli — Elecmcal Engineering Technology, Pi Kappa Alpha iP'-e.s 5p c7 8J Member IEEE, Mennber ASME Dernadine M. Marconi — Communicanon Arts, Delta Sigma Phi Little Ss'B' Alpha Epsilon Rho (Rodio TV), Society of Collegiate Journalists Luke A. Marusiak - Electrical Engineering, Member IEEE (Vice Pres ) Lisa Ann Matheis — Legal Secretory Tim McAndrew — Mechanical Engineering; Member ASME Thomas McCaslin — Marketing Management, APICS Club (Vice Pres) Jomes P. McDowell — Chemistry James McNeill — Elementary Education, Dashetboll Team, People on 'he Move Margaret Ann Meons — Computer Science, Computer Science Club yPres.) Lisa Ann Matheis :: A McCaslir Jomes P McDowell James McNei Ann Meons 121 'ca A Memerr Doreen A Meyer Amy Jo MicHle Johanna Miller 3.'eve M.:.er RoOen David Mmeo Pornoo Ann Mmichelli Roy J Mlakor Pofricio A. Meinerf — Morhering, Alpha Kappa Psi (business) Women's Tennis Team, American Marhering Associarion Doreen A. Meyer — Menral Health Counseling: Delta Sigma Phi Lirrle Sisters. Mental Health Psychology Club (Sec Treos) Amy Jo Mickle — Mental Health Counseling, Orientation Advisor, Winter Carnival Queen (1981) Steve Miller — Electrical Engineering; Member of IEEE, Intramural Soccer and Volleyball Johonno Miller — Biology; Student Government (Sr. Chair) Robert David Mineo — Computer Soence Dusmess. Orientation Ad Patricio Ann Minichelli — Electrical Engineering Mathematics, Me-oe- o' IEEE. Moth Club, Pershing Rifles Little Sister (VP) Roy J. Mlokor — Accounting Stephen J. Moffett - Criminal Justice. Criminal Justice (Pres) ShahroKh-Molavi —Chemical Engineering Janice Molli — Socal WorK Social Work Club. OCHO S'eo er J Mc e' Shohrokh Molovi 5 Mirresalatpinoh, Janice Moili 122 Morci Mooradion Ar,rr,cc G .T) MorH Vicror Moorheod Louis 5 Morello Undo Mone Morosky Pcrr,c,G M Neory Tern L Neff Roger S Niemic Mark Victor Moorheod — Theorre Communiconon Arrs, Gannori Universiiy Theatre, Alpha Psi Omega (Dromo) Louis S. Morello — Criminol Jusrice Linda Marie Morosky — Morkering Monagemenr Ahmod Noimi — Mechoriicol Engineering Porricio M. Neary — Chemisrry Terri L. Neff — Physician's Assisranr, Shi Club (19801981) Roger S. Niemic — Elecrrlcal Engineering; Mennber of IEEE (PresJ, Gannon Wireless Sooery, Member of ASME, Inrramurols John Obldinmo Nwokeji — Polincol Science, Gannon Model U.N Sherry Ofteni-Posf — Finance Donald M. Overly — Diology John M. Pacy — Medical Technology, Gannon Med Tech Club Donald M Overly John M Pocy 123 Patricio Jeon Polchok — Communiconons English, Srudenr Oovernmer.- Aisociarion (Vice Pres ). Member of lADC. Gannon's Women's SofrtxiK Teom. Who's Who Among Srudenrs m American Colleges and Universities Jomes R. Poponlo — Mechanical Engineering, Member of ASME Lori A. Parson Mental Health Counseling, Women's Daslfetball Team. Women's Volleyball Team Annette Koirino Potrone - Executive Secretary, Cheerleadmg (2 yrs.) Debro Ann Peorce — Mental Health Counseling Thereso Ann Peorce — Biology Peter J. Pearson — Marketing, Student Government Association (Pres Sr Vice Pre Academic Affairs — Jr Representative — Fr Soph) Kappa Delta Rho, Member of Gannon Marketing Club Terry S. Peelmon — Computer Science Science. Gannon Computer Club (pres) Modge Pegg — Electrical Engineering, Sheik Little Sister (Pres), Member of ASME (Treas 8283), Member of IEEE Michoel Pendolino — Chemistry, Alpha Phi Delta David J. Perkowski — Industrial Management Lisa M. Petok — Nursing Pornoo Jeon Polchok Jomes R Poponio Lon A Parson Annette Katnna Potrone Deorc Anr Peorce Theresa Ann Peorce Pe e J Pe..-,. Terry S Peelmor Madge Pegg David J Perkowski bso M Pl 124 M Jay Pern, Wciiom A Pniiiips Carolyn Enzcoe'- Pas' M Pfinasrlef Daniel A Phillips Todd A Phillips David Plowchah Gregory J. Pobiol . Tammy Mario Popoff Chemistry, Alpha Phi Omega (pres), Deira Chi, rrani-i Cion , Pregier M. Joy Pefruska ROTC Coder Joseph M. Pfinsfler — Accounnng: Srudenr Invesrmenr Trust Daniel A. Phillips — Elecrncal Engineering, Gannon Wireless Society (Pres). Member of ASME. Member of 5AE, Member of IEEE. Ski Club Todd A. Phillips — Marketing, Delta Chi (Pres 83 64). Gannon Marketing Club (PR Director 82-83) William A. Phillips — Marketing; Gannon University Golf Team, Student Investment Trust, Member of American Marketing Assoc. Dovid Plowcholk — Diology Gregory J. Pobiak — Electrical Engineering, Member of IEEE Tammy Mario Popoff — Social Work; Social Work Club (Sec), Memoer of Pi Gamma Mu (Social Science) Corolyn Elizabeth Post — Physician's Assistant, Pi Kappa Alpha Fronk Clark Pregier — Chemistry; Chemistry Club Suson Quinn — Computer Science Dusiness; Alpha Kopp (Psychology) Paulo Roifh — Psychology, Delta Sigma Phi, Psi Chi (Psychology) .son Quir- Paulo floith 125 'O Lv' ' ' c f Pv Dove Rozzono WW Alfred C ReiOei Jr Elaine Mane Rogers Debro Lynn Ramsey — Communicorions English; Srudenr Governmenr (Senior Rep), Alpha Gamma Deiro (Treas ) Dove Rozzono — Economics Finance; Basketball Team (Four yrs) Russell R. Reoghord — Mechanical Engineering, Pi Kappa Alphc Member of ASMi Richord G. Regollo — Comparer Science Business ; Alpha Kappa Ps (Business Vice P'-es ) Gannon Comparer Clue Alfred C. Reibel Jr. — Anthropology John G. Roemer Jr. — Respiratory Therapy Elaine Morie Rogers — Medical Assistant; Pershing Rifles, Little Sisters Thereso Ropelewski — Mental Health Counseling Poul Andre Ropski — Marketing, Marketing Club, Kappa Delta Rho (Proprietor) Morcio M. Rosenthal - Psychology: Psi Chi (Psychology), Student Persuirii ' Aii,u(.:uitun i.Vice Pres ), Psychology Mental Health Club Thomos M. Roseski — Major Unknown, Member of ASME Russell R Reoqhard •V-.. Jonn G Roemer Jr MarciO M Robenrnoi Richard C Reqolla Theresa Ropelewski Poui Anore Ropsi i Alice Ritchey Thomas M Roseski 126 Thorpes 5 ' OUC ■ Rowies Thomos S. RowQro Business Monogemenr, Doseball Team (Copr ) Victoria Ann Rowies — Theatre Secreronol Educorion, Circle K, Alpha - ni Omego Aipho Psi Omega, Dad Habits. Comedy of Errors. Jesus Chnsr Superstar Christian E. Rudolph General Science, TriDero, Gannon SHi Club Robert Rumelfanger — Chemistry. Chemistry Club. Sheik Social Frorei iiy Pres . Treas , Pledgemasrer . Alumni Director) Alan William Rupp — Accounting Mary Christine Ryan — Communications English; Student Government (Public Relations). Alpha Gamma Delta (Vice Pres ), Tennis Team Diane Marie Sain — Marketing Management, Alpha Gamma Delta vPres ) Inrerfrorermry Council Udo Udo Samuel — Electrical Engineering Technology Trocy Sanders — Radiologic Technology, Gannon Shi Club Anthony Scacchitti — Indusrnol Monogemenr, Tau Kappa Epsilon Greg Scarpino — Computer Science Business Susan H. Schaal — Business Administration (.nrisnon t nuooipn Rooerr Rumelfanger Anrhony Scacchitti Greg Scarpino Susan H Schaal 127 Louro Caroline Schmidt - Execurive Secretory Soroh L. Schmidt - Chemisrry, Alpha Gorrvno Deiro, Chemistry Club (Vice Pres ) Terry Lee Schoenfeldf — Medical Assisranr Ronold T. Schreiber — Chemistry, Chemistry Club Kofhryn M. Sell — Medical Assistant Anita Shander — Medical Technology, Gannon Med Tech Association, Tri-Deta. Intromurols Drion P. Shannon - Finance: Student Personnel Association, Student Infestment Trust Ralph A. Shufterly III — Chemistry, Student Government (Rep ). Interfraternity Council (Rep), Alpha Phi Delta. Intromurols Shoron Jan Simmers — Physician's Assistant, Alpha Gamma Delta, Interfraternity Council (Secretary) Jone Elizobeth Sipple — Medical Technology; Med Tech Assoc (Treas) Joyce A. Skuce — Computer Science, Alpha Phi Delta Little Sisters (President), Computer Club, Student Investment Trust Dorbara Anne Smith — Electrical Engineering, Member of IEEE k Louro Caroline Schmidr Soroh L Schrnd' Terry Lee Schoenfeldt Ronald T Schreiber Jch Simmer Jone Elizabeth Sipple 5 uce Barbara Anne Smith 126 Vlc oe S vce Sreohen J Srohon Michael Snyder Indusrriol Managemenr Stephen G. Sfohon — Indusmol Managemenr, Deira Chi (Vice Pres ) - 'x -.v-jT P:oc aion and Inventory Conrrol Sooery Norman A. Sfark — Accounting, Student Government (Fr Rep, PR Coordinator), Student investment Trust, Inrromurals, Prelaw Poiiticoi Science Advisory Board, Panel for Orwell 1964 Noreen Stoszok — Medical Technology, Med Tech Assoc (Vice Pres.) Tri'Deta Michael Norman Steinagle Chemistry Biology . Member of TriD Corol J. Sfrobel — Business Education Froncene Swesey — Accounting; Alpha Gamma Delta (Social Chair) Carrie M. Tonn — Art Education Lynn Tosoto — Radiologic Technology: OCHO, Rep for Rod Tech at Saint Vincent Hospital Mattie Taylor — Mental Health Counseling Coroline Tesore — Communications English Tracey Lynne Thomas — Psychology; Alpha Phi Delta Little Sister (Vice Pres ), Women 5 Tennis Team (Captain) Norman A Start Noreen StoszoK ' cce Norman Stemogie Caroi J Strooei Froncene Swesey Carrie M Tonn Caroline Tesore Tracey Lynn Thomas 129 Sheiiev f enee Snider Laune A Jirko Mone Anroinerre Tomosura Cecily Tomczok Porncio M Tresron Lazoro Trevino Jr. Shelley Renne Snider — Physician's Assisronr. Alpha Gamma Deiro Laurie A. Tifko — Criminal Justice Marie Antoinette Tomosuro — Lawyer s Assistant, OCHO, Volleyball Cecily Tomczak — Mental Health Counseling; Mental Health Club Potricio M. Treston — Finance, Resident Life Council. Student Investment Trust. Member of I ADC, Alpha Phi Delta Sisters Lazaro Trevino Jr. — Finance Con ba Truong - Mechanical Engineering Ronald K. TuznlK — Mechanical Engineering Technology; Student Investment Trust. Member of ASME Steven Tyszko - Industrial Management, Alpha Phi Omega (Vice Pres ). American Inventory and Production Control (Secretary) Dione Demon — Diology. Alpha Phi Delta Little Sisters Drodley J. Vorgo - Chemistry, Kappa Delta Rho. Student Government, Prophecy Poul R. Venesky — Accnunnng, Intromurols. VITA Program Con bo Truong Sreve Tyszko Ronald K Tuzmk Dione Ucmor Drodley J V;. Paul R Venesky 1J0 Sheri Lynn Voughr Porndo Anne Wolsh Richy Lee Weidow Edward L Welch Jacqueline Fcye Welch Kenneth D Wenslow Perer F Wesr Jamie Alan Whireman Sheri Lynn Vought — Biology — Microbiology Patricia Anne Walski — Polincal Science. Zero Chi Omega (Vice Pres ), Onenronon Advisor, Polincol Science Srudenr Advisory Board (Soph and Jr Rep), Peer Advisor Ricky Lee Weidow — Chemistry: Chemistry Club Edward L. Welch — Industrial Management; Tou Kappa Epsilon (Vice Pres 1983) Jacqueline Faye Welch — Radiologic Technology Kenneth D. Wenslow — Physician's Assistant Peter F. West — Management Jamie Alan White nnan — Political Science Organization (Pres.) Rochael A. Wieszczyk — Computer Science Diana Lee Williams — Political Science, Student Government Association Ur Rep), Pre low Society (Pres), Model U N (Pres. National Secunry Council) Orientation Advisor Gene Willioms — Chemistry, Gannon Student's for Life Eugene Field Wood III — Criminal Justice; Alpha Phi Delta (Vice Pres.). Soccer Team (1980 1981), Criminal Justice Society 131 Jim Wverstle — Radiologic Technology Michoel W. Yelinek — Duitness AOmimsnonon, Pi Kappa Alpha Craig Zgroggen — Physics. Kappa Deiro ( ho (Vice Pres). Cross Counrry Team (CoCapram) AmyL. Ziberno — Physician's Assisranr. TnDera, Woman's Softball and Volleyball Teams Jomes C. Zingoro — Diology. Srudenr GDvemmenr Associorion (Sr Rep ), She f Social Fraremiry (Vice Pres ). TnDera Eleonoro Morlene Zuck Respiratory Therapy Gino M. Lombordozzi — Marhemarics Clifford Ronald Dovis Jr. — Mari-ienng ROTC. Srudenr Invesrmenr 7 y Pec Dc- c -P es ), Alpha Phi Deira, American Marhering Assn. (Vice Pres . Pres). ROTC Coder (Isr Lieurenonr) Edward Pofrick Mooney — Morkering; American Marl ering Assn., inrerfraremiry Council, Delta Sigma Phi Orlondo V. Fulgenzio III - Accounting Amy Cofherine Sitterle — Medical Assistant Rosoria N. DeSpirifo — Foreign Longuages lnrernarionol Business Jim Wverstle Croig Zgroggen Michael W Yelinek Amy L Ziberna Eieanorc Gino M Lombordozz' Cliff cu Edward Patricia A' Orlando V Fulgenzio III Amy Catherine Sitterle Rosario N DeSpmto 132 RotDe''' D Ferrari Ray F Shively Janice Weider weber Robe'-' Six:- Karen A Cord Michaei Graham McElrarh Polly Dolres Jeffrey A. Drown Roberf D. Ferrari — Monogemenr, Pi Kappa Alpha, Ski Club, Srudenr Invesrmenr Trusr Club Roy F. Shively — Mechanical Engineering, Kappa Delta Rho (Pres , Vice Pres) Janice Weidenweber — Elecrncal Engineering. Tennis Team, Sheih Social Frarerniry, Member of ASME Robert Szpok — Finance, Srudenr Invesrmenr Trusr (Pres), Member of Alpha Kappa Psi (Business) Karen A. Cord — Physician's Assisranr, Alpha Gamma Delta Michoel Grahom McElrofh — Communication Arts. Varsity Basketball Polly Doltes — Major Unknown Jeffrey A. Drown — Chemistry Biology; Chemistry Club Tony Dofaglio — Major Unknown James Posqualini — Political Science. Pershing Rifles (Commander) Susan Gunning — Psychology, Alpha Gamma Delta Susan Gunning Jennifer Dorson 133 FOUNDER S DA Y: SENIOR A WARDS 134 mmu 135 COMMENCEMENT 64 Dr Joseph Sconmo, Dishop Michael Murphy, and Arthur Gunrher 106 A oy 13, 1934 137 The Knight, as the saying goes, is o srudenr-edired communiry weekly. The Knighr is designed ro serve the whole Gannon communiry. srudenrs, foculry adminisrrarion and staff The phrase srudenr-edired refers ro us. rhe srudenrs who work each week ro pur rogerher a newspaper rhar will meer rhe needs of you. our readers. Thar means finding our whor inreresrs you, covering rhe issues, addressing rhe problems and keeping a close warch on rhe news rhar affects you We're not all hard-core journalism, though. We're also working ro entertain you with features and pharos We're very open to your suggestions and insights in letters ro rhe ediror, rhe Explainer, and guest columns. News tips and srory Ideas are always welcomed, too. i ' W Od the gannon a student-edited cbmnunity weekii Gannon University, Erie, Pa. HUEY LEWIS HIGHLIGHTS SPRING SEMESTER Huey Lewis and rhe News and opening ocr Donnie Iris and rhe Cruisers ployed before o full house in Gonnon s Hommermill Center lost Mon- day. The concert wos sponsored and organized by rhe Srudenr Governmenr Associonon. The SGA spenr approximorely $27,000 on rhe con- cerr and received abour $25, 000 through ticker sales. ' Vr was an excellent concert and a well-be- haved crowd. The organization from rhe stu- dent body wos very good and rhe whole event was well worth rhe effort, said Director of Student Activities, Holly Nishimura. About 2,500 tickets were sold. 1,021 to Gon- non students and the remainder to the general public, according to Dennis Weed, SGA repre- sentative in charge of ticket sales. Weed said that abour 400 more rickets were sold ro Gan- non srudenrs rhan were sold ro students for lasr year's 'America concert. Co-chairman of rhe SGA concert secuhry commirree John Fazio said that there wos one minor scuffle in rhe srands end a few orher minor incidents, but overall 'nere were no major securiry problems. Co- cnairwamen of rhe concert committee Tracy Heoly and Mary Hezlep agreed rhor rhe concerr was a success. Donnie Iris and the Cruisers wormed up rhe crowd wirh such songs as Love Is Like A Rock. ' ' Do You Compure, and Ah, Leah. Backstage, Ins said he enjoys playing ro col- lege audiences because they can relate to his music easily. Huey Lewis and the News, who came our after 9 30 pm, rocked rhe crowd wirh hirs like ' ' U onr A New Drug. ' 'Working For A Living, and Do You Delieve In Love Lewis said that he also likes to perform ro college audiences, since they respond very well to his music. Inside C Pr{. 5 reviving o fallen fror. page 140. COLUAANARY OlAFTS a cherished colleaion of ctossic Knight colummsrs. page 142 FRAT5 FRET — over Kabiliry issue, page 140 HOSTAGE — prmrer holds Lonce until Gonnon pays up, page 140 ON TT-€ BALL — Gannon's basketball year in review, page 144 MORE MUGS — Knight staff pics continue, page 5. TUITION UP $600 Tuirion for full rime undergraduare students will increase $600 next year This hike is 13 percent over the present rare and brings tution costs up to $2,200 per semesrer. Gannon's 2,900 full-rime srudenrs will be paying $145 per credir hour. Under rhe plan, srudenrs who ore presently enrolled as fall 1984 fresh men will be guaranreed this rare until the spring of 1986, provided they ore enrolled full-rime in consecutive semesrers until rhen. 139 ROTC Heads Hope To Revive Pershing Rifles Although rhe Pershing Rifles hove officiolly daconrmued their activities os o sociol frotermty in March 1964. the head of Gannon's ROTC program has initiated efforts to reestablish the group as an academic activity vi ithm the mill- tory science department I looh at the Pershing Rifles not os being disbonded. but rather as being temporarily mac tive. sod Lt Col Dennis McSv eeney, who plans to revive rhe Pershing Rifles in the near future According to squadron commander Jim Pos- quolhi. it was problems of declining member ship that prompted the Pershing Rifles ro termi- nate its oai vines The group hod a total of 16 members, and would lose half this number to graduation m May Pasqualini said that six would not be retutning to Gannon next year for finan- cial reasons In on effort to stimulte interest in the Pershing Rifles. Pasqualini spoke to all ROTC classes about the organization of but only three cadets pledged the fraternity. After two of these pledges said brer that they would be leaving the organization for personal reasons, it be- came obvious that it would be impractical to go on with only four members. ' The Pershing Rifles could not continue because of a lock of sup- port, Pasqualini said. These membership problems also played a major port in the Pershing losing access ro their 416 Peach St. fraternity house They leased the house from Gannon for $600 00 a month, bur had recently experienced difficulty in making rent payments Pasqualini expressed regrets about discon- tinuing rhe Pershing rifles, but hopes that the organization could resume its ocriviries in the near future. Dy Rob Lewkowicz K. i Feature photo by Tina DiSalvo 140 Drinking Liobiiity Low May Affect Frots by Lon JohelQ The Store Supreme Court s reinstatement of a drinking liability lawsuit may have a sriffling ef fea on social fraternities at Gannon and other colleges across Pennsylvania. The lawsuit, in which a teenager who wrecked his cor after drinking at a company Christmas party, claims the firm is liable for his injuries, was reinstated after the court ruled in a 6-1 decision that hosts can be sued for negli- gence in Pennsylvania if they serve alcohol to underage guests that are later injured because they ore intoxicated. Fraternities, the centers of social, and often underage drinking on college campuses, fill the role of hosts and, according to the new rul- ing, are liable for their underage guests. David Jurenovich, director of student living and advisor to Gannon's Interfrarerniry Council, says the ruling is going to be a very sensitive issue here. Jurenovich said Gannon will try to develop awareness and cooperation within both the fraternities and the administration ' 'Cooperation is the key. Gannon doesn't want to make rules that will be made to be broken. According to Jurenovich, administrators and fraternity members are finalizing plans to bring back the Fraternity Task Force. The Task Force, which worked last year to improve the image of Gannon fraternities, did nor operate last se- mester The task force will include Gannon faculty, fraternity members, and members of the IFC. One of the major issues we will deal with will be alcohol awareness. We want to reinforce what we have been trying to convey to the students. If you ore underage and are drinking, you pur yourself in a very dangerous position, said Jurenovich. Keirh Taylor, 1983 IFC president, said he was not aware of the new ruling. assumed it hod always been the law. It has always been a problem for fraternities, Taylor said. Taylor said the fraternities are already ' 'more owore of the situation. We don 't want trou- ble and the school doesn 'r want trouble. I think, working together, we con avoid it. I know ac- tions will be taken. Current IFC president Dernie Uzelac said that, although he was only met with IFC members once since his election lost week and hosn 'r had the opportunity to take direct action, ' 'sugges- tions hove been made Uzelac Is confident that when actions ore tok- en, the fraternities will cooperate They don't wont suits ogoinsr them, Uzelac said. Gannon University Droodcosting May Get dionnei 66 Altho ugh nothing is confirmed (as of the end of April) it appears that Gannon will receive the license for the last television channel available in rne area Channel 66. which Gannon University has sought for two years, was also being sought by rwo other firms. One American Cellular Sys- tems, withdrew their application to the Federal Communications Commission lost month as the orher. Seneca Broadcasting, remained in con- tention. f umor of the possibility that GUD had bought out Seneca was told to rhe Knight last Friday. Fr. Thomas McSweeney, GUD president, sold he could not comment on the rumor and could say only that a decision should be made next month. The university vice president of business af- fairs Kevin Quinn said that he did not know anything about the channel regarding the ru- mor, pointing out that GUD Is a separate entity and not a structure of the university itself. He there does nor handle matters of the license directly Quinn did explain that the process of rwo competitors coming to an agreement is nor un- usual In these cases. They have plusses — we have plusses. Seneca may withdraw, soy. If we pay their expenses. Gannon (Droodcosting) could do the same, Quinn said. Should GUD be awarded the license. It will jam local frequencies 12, 24. 35, and 54. It will be a member of the Catholic Television Network As- sociarion 141 COMMENTS ■ tA- A Gannon man t i- fob lewkowicz Dtd you ever regret choosing Gannon (Do you srill regrer choos- ing Gonnon ) I hared Gonnon Ir wos nor prer ry being a freshman when I didn'r even wanr ro be in college Here I was learning ro ware a research paper (ogam?), and finding our rhe purpose of Gannon 's grand Liberal Studies program from a French teacher In my first semester I learned how ro interrelate in Inrro to Soci ology. grasped the multiple per- sonalities I was confronted with in Intro to Psychology, and over came all my fears in Intro to Speech Out I, as an adaptive being (Intro to Man and Environment) realized that cogito ergo sum (Into to Phil) and that He would guide me through all of this (Intro ro Theol- ogy) But there wos so much more I learned to appreciate paintings of nude women (Intro to Art History) in a fully different way than rhe pm-ups of Intro ro pornography when I was rwelve. I learned to appreciare poetry from cold plums to worm groves And berween e e. and Picasso, yo estudie espanol in Intro ro Span- ish. Yes, I've come a long way baby. And now that I wos properly introduced, I grew like a good can- cer I attained new heights. I bloomed. I developed a full under- standing of what this mean old world has to offer. I sobered ro the stork reality of the decadence of our sociery while shedding my ideal views of rhe past. I took root. I wasn 't always the responsible, well-educared, decent clean-cut. level-headed, considerate, deep, mature young man you read be- fore you Yes I, f ob Lewkowicz, am the liberally -educated man. A (jannon man A notch above the rest. An intellectual. A thin thinker. Diverse. Superior One who undersrands what the common man fails to see And I hove this university to thank for this realization. And I would, except, I am so well-edu- cated that I am simply above this institution. Gannon will one day thank me, praise me. and maybe, when I am rich and famous and above oil others, Gonnon will ask me ro speoh before the class of 1968 And I, multi-millionaire, mind-of- minds, wholesome, individual and all around nice guy. will soy ' 'No. So rhere. Noh noh nah. gonnor Knight A  rud nt. dtt d commonify weekly Volum 39. No U 19aa Th Y oi In RvvWw Thrinain Kltranewitxipt'afGonnaoUrnervy.PO Oox 5X. Ene f envylvonio. 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Mtch Hodela lioger Trask KniQhl sraff Am tXaheilee. 01 DeOm Man Denvon. Atce f Jworo! '. Tom Homhe. PoJo Leuz i. JWvi CViororc. Korhr Homel. Amy ftooljffj. John nogowUv. O om Thontemon, Down veVeriv negno Wdomsh Copy EdHot: lory Am Donet Photogrophy Cootdlnotor: Tm Diolv'O Phofographerj: ! oclyHutmon. KenKJtiger JonceKowolslv, Aob Ipwfiowiu. CorolMalon Df- Si' -;' - '' yve taon. Hogef Trash. Sreve Um Graphic! CoofxAnaian AWie Weaver Duslneu Stolf: ru-n Perferro. Mrch HoOeto fts )- Trrjtio Inttomurols Coordlnaroc: Tom Honrtv Advlsoc: O frvTs rtemer •memoer rhe icoery rcr Ccteoxye kKXrvhr U2 COMMENTS Dream John onorato The other nighr I hod one of the worst nightrrtores of my life. I dreamt that I was the only conservative left on earth. tr was terrible! All of my idols, oil of my heroes, all of my models hove become left- winged and Liber- al. — Jesse Helms become Jesse Jocl on's running mote — William F. Duckley, Jr. become the edi- tor of the Progressive — George F WiH become a member of the Americarts for Democratic Action. — Jomes Watt planted a tree. — Milton Freidmon wrote a book entitled Free to Govern. began to toss and turn. I broke into a cold sweat, but still the dream got worse. — Historians discovered that Calvin Coo lidge was actually a nice guy. — Alexander Haig came out in favor of the Nuclear Arms Freeze — Iowa elected a democrat to the United States Senate — Susan D. Anthony replaced Teddy Roosevelt on Mt. Rushmore. — Edward A eese opened a soup kitch- en for the poor — Ronald Reagan picked o you know what for a running mote. Luckily, I woke from my dream at 8:30 by the sound of Paul Harvey giving his faithful listeners his news commentary. I knew then that I was not the last wing-tipped conser- vative on earth. A kick in the ads oilce edwards remember, when I was small, watching a commercial where a woman in some cor parked in some misty nowhere, pulled down the shades on the car windows and proceeded to take a both while her chauf- feur sot staring imperturbobly in front of him. Even rhough I was Just seven, I remember distinctly feeling that if I used that particular brand of both oil beads. I, too. could be the lady in the tub with her Rolls. Now that I am older. I am positive, in my heart of hearts, that if I drink Diet Pepsi, for get the I'm munching potato chips and fudge, I'll be the curvy woman with the biceps Deing a professional feminist, I am rightfully insulted by the commercial that suggests men have a preference for Hones hosiery (and the women m them) And yet, what pantyhose do I buy for the dbaP You got it '• Most products advertised on TV and in magazines con 'r be that much better than generic or less-advertised brands. Yet when push comes to shove, or rather, hand goes to wallet, the advertisements have affected our purchase. Worse yet, some advertisements foster inferiority complexes. Can you take off your coat with confidence Do you hove medi- cine breath Ring around the collar! I don't know about you, but I have enough things to worry about without some advertiser trying to market a new product by inventing a new deficiency I didn 't know about ten minutes ago And while I'm an a roll. I wish that some- one would try to sell a product honestly instead of trying to sell me a way of life No, I don 't wont to be a Pepper I'd rather not join the Pepsi generation And when I drink a beer, I just want a beer, not a ' 'Miller time ' 143 sports Lody Knights Finish THE GANNON KNIGHT Playoffs Highlight with Q Conference Did Knight Season The 17 11. 1963 84 Lody Knighrs posted o bid in the Easrern Collegiore Arhlenc Conference Ployoffs to round off rheir season Junior Mory Kay Lynch led rhe Ladies shooting 43 percent with 203 field goals. Kelly f eedy. also a junior, sank 166 buckets good for 46 percent. Coach Lea Austin pointed to the gomes coming off break as rhe high point of the season The streak sow the Ladies ploy well against Edinboro. Carnegie Mellon, Philadelphia Textile, and 5t John Fisher The disappointment of the season was the loss to Colgate in ECAC playoff action After a seesaw season, the Ladies still come out on rhe winning end Postseason conference action ond an NCAA East (Region playoff bid highlighted the 198364 Knight basketball season and a 20-11 record The Golden Knighrs earned a spor in the East regions by defeating rwo Mideast Collegiate Conference rivals, PHiladelphia Textile ond Le- Moyne The Knight five were then unsuccessful as they hosted the East regionals and they dropped their season final to C W Post A pair of seniors ond a Junior were rhe lead ers in rhe Knights ' first season with playoff action in five years Seniors Craig Dixon and Dave Razzano. 14 6 ond 11-2 points per gome, were rhe second and third leading scorers, respectively. Junior, Dutch Earner, lead rhe team in scoring wirh 202 points per game average The Lancers were not without some turbu- lence throughout rheir season, as rhey had to overcome rhe resignation of their head coach Richard Fox. Assistant Steve Huefner took over rhe 11 5 ream and changed a few personnel. The change sow the Knight go into on up-tem- po offense ond on impressive second-half fmish Hey don't step on my poos' photo by Tino DiSalvo Fox Resignation Shocl s Gannon The unexpected resignation of Gannon bos ketball's Head Coach Dick Fox shook-up the uni- versity community Athletic Director Dud El well confirmed rhe res ignation Fox was in the last year of his second three year contract In a press conference. Fox explained his deci- sion, saying that during the January 23 Edinboro gome, he had done rhe opposite of what he had been teaching his teams when he foiled to go into a ' 'Georgia offense ' ' when Gannon was up by five poinrs Fox said rhe only way to clear rhe air' was by resigning 144 145 COMMUhlTY w ifo r 1 15 WEST 9TH STREET • ERIE. PA. 16501 Screen Prinnng it Cusrom Sew-on Lerrering ir Team Speciolisrs Parochial School Ourfirrers James £ Traveus Jr — Owner Class of 80' Dockside 420 State Open Afternoons nl 2:00 AM. Enjoy yourself or rhe newest parry place on store! Special Every Night of the Weekl 147 Ma McDonald's WE'RE CLOSE BY, RIGHT ON YOUR WAY On your way around town, look for McDonald's. We're always close by. Good food and good fun are right on your way at either of our two convenient downtown locations: 430 STATE STREET 1115 SASSAFRAS STREET McDonald's SAM COVELU OWNER OPERATOR 14Q The 1964 LANCERS Survive Another Year! John Freidhoff Phorography Coordinoror ADDITIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS l en l iLnger Er DoHinger Dove McGorvey Jomes Gomck Mike Pompeo Greg Fisher Dyron Johnston James Oswald Rebecca Gehrlein Editor -in chief j iie loaa Assr Phorography Coordinator 150 A CKNO WLEDGMENTS The 1984 LANCE sroff would like ro grarefuHy recognize these cerroin individuals for Their invaluable conrnburions ro rhis year's book To our Herff Jones represenranve, Tom Chaffee: rhonk you or eveyrhing, rhe picrures, rhe rypewhrer. the by- ours, rhe unde'-s'ondmg as ro why rhe deadlines were somerimes nmssed, and for leaving us your telephone number (a mistake you will probably always regret). To our advisor. Monica Lewis: thank you for your unend- ing faith in our struggle to continue the tradition of the LANCE Thank you to Dr Paul Peterson, without whose aid the Faculty sec'on would hove never been rhe some A very special thanks to the faculty members who took the time 'o answe our questionnaires. V ii .; WW www www wwwv Much appreciation to the Athletic Department for their priceless athletic releases that aided in the development of 'he Soorrs section Thonl 6 to Our photography company, Dovor Photo Inc , for fulfilling our photo requirements, senior pictures, and their limitless extra assistance Lastly, a personal thanl to the KNIGHT staff who assisted in the completion of their section. A special thank you to Rob Lewkowicz. Editor-in-chief; Lori Jakielo: Roger Trask; and Tina DiSalvo (for her wonderful pics). Thank you to anyone that we may have overlooked in our haste and short-sightedness — SLK. SHW. Lm 6 25-84 u ■ B H 1 iQNS F, H L. ' v LJ 9 v H - 1 1 ■■fjii - ▼ A 1 H 1 btocey Keegon Lay-out Editor miiSi Sre e WitowKTi Cooy Editor Laurie Decker Lay-out Copy Staff 151 From The Editor . . . The college school year begins. Students, lost or needing information, crowd the advi- sors offices. Summer Orienfofion! ' one frustrated advisor mumbles under his breofh. He doesn f know whot he's tolking obout: another advisor soys to her friend, offer overheoring him. I enjoy it. Summer orientation, o progrom thot oc- quoints i ncoming freshmen and transfer stu- dents with Gannon, begins the school year This scene, a ficnrious represenrarion, is similar ro scenes I hove seen m my rwo years as an orienroron advisor Incoming students never ger a chance ro see rhe history rhey've become a part of as stu- dents of Gannon So for the space I have I'd like ro tell you a little obout Gannon's history and obout the high and low points of the year I've spent as editor of rhe Lance. Gannon University was founded under rhe name of Cathedral College, a part of Villa Maria College m 1931 In 1941. Cathedral College be- came Gannon School of Arts and Sciences, m 1976. Gannon became on accredited universi- ty Some of rhe more recent changes or Gan- non include changing rhe name of rhe Gannon College of Business ro the Dahlkemper School of Business Administration and rhe building of a student recreanon center. The rec center is scheduled for operation this fall. A second computer lab was constructed and opened in the fall term of 1963 Gannon also added three new programs for aurumn 1984 o health and physical education progrom, a man- ufacturing program, on on operations manage- menr program Although Gannon had its shining moments this year, we also hod our somber mamenrs The unfortunate deaths of both Dr Elmer F Kohlmiller, director of the medical technology orogrom and former chairman of the biology deparrment, ondGosby Goose Pryor, a Gan- non alumnus and former basketball star We mourn rhe loss of rhese rwo brave Gan- nonites Mr f alph Miller, head of rhe compurer sci- ence department, suffered critical injuries in a cor acodenr rhis year on his mid-semester break. Forrunorely, Miller is recovering. My sraff and I spenr many hours planning and laying our rhe 1964 Lonce. We hope our endeavour is well accepted and, perhaps, I hope you cherish ir as I know I will. I would like ro rhonk my sraff for rhe counrless hours they wrapped wirhin these pages They are: Srocey Keegan Layout Editor Steve Wirowich Copy Editor John Freidhoff Phorography Coordinator Laura Decker Layour Copy Sraff Dorlene Porter Layour Copy Staff Phorography Sraff Members Julie Todd Eric Bollinger Ken Klinger Jim Gorrick James Oswald Michael Dun Greg Fisher Dyron Johnstone David McGorvey Michael Pompeo As rhe school year ends graduation brings many mixed feelings. Exciremenr, fear, sad- ness, and, yes, happiness. As I look back, I will feel onorher sensarion, a sensorion of gripping pain — pain of loss. How many others hove srood in rhis some place and felt these same things Many, many I'm sure. Decky 152  I