John Carroll University - Carillon Yearbook (University Heights, OH)

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JOSEPH T. COTTER A.M Assoc. Prokssor ofEngl1lrh WILLIAM R. DAN DO B.S. lrzslructor in Physical Educalion NICHOLAS S. DiCAPRIO I h.D. Assl. Prokssor 0fP5yC!I!1!0gy 27 JEAN M. CUMMINGS Plz.D. Assoc. Professor oflhology REV. T. D. EWING, SJ. Ph.D. Projkrsor of 'Wzeology When a student hears the challenging word, physics, there is always one person who comes to mind, Father Lawrence Monville, SJ. As director of the department, Father Monville su- pervises and counsels the physics students in the selection and achievements within the various courses offered. Never too busy to discuss a student's weak- nesses with him, Father Monville always seems to find time for exercising his leadership abilities with other physics professors to make the de- partment outstanding. He truly is a great asset to the world of science and to the University. REV. LAWRENCE MONVILLE, SJ. H L ..1-. .

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i' Q jane ,f , . .4-gl. 5 .af f x 17 .- . f I 'J JOHN R. CARPENTER ROBERT B. CARVER REV. C.A. CASTELLANO, S.I. REV. A.-I. CLIFFORD, S.I. A.1S'., Ms. in Ed. mo. AM ' mo. ' Asst. Professor of Sociology Assoc. Prokssor of Sociology Assoc. Prokssor of 11551, Prgfggggr gf Classical Languages Business Administratimz 'IIOM J. COLE JOHN J. CONNELLY REV. THOMAS L. COONAN ROBERT CORRIGAN lzd.D. 11.111, MS,I.R. S.7fD., Ph.D. Ph.D. Assoc. Prokssar ofliducalion Asst. Prokssor ofSocio!ogy Professor ofHzstory Assoc. Projfzssor Spanish REV. A PHILIP H. VOGEL, SJ. A man known to all students of biology is Father Philip H. Vogel, SJ. Father studied at Xavier and Loyola universities and came to john Carroll in 1956 with his Doctorate. Achieve- ments of students reflect the high caliber education of the biology department in the large numbers of seniors who are accepted into medical schools throughout the nation. Outside the laboratory, Father Vogel enjoys tennis, swimming, and ice skating. He has akeen interest in classical music, but his greatest enjoy- ment comes from working with the Scientific Academy, of which he is moderator. 26

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3. 'Q- .9 X,-4 2 ir-- Outstanding in his field, Dr. john M. Gersting serves as a professor of economics in the School of Business. Having graduated from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsyl- vania, Dr. Gersting has a background which encompasses all phases of economics. Primarily specializing in economics, Dr. Gersting has taught in other areas such as labor, money and banking, international trade, and transportation. In addi- tion to his many duties, Dr. Gersting finds time for his hobby, gardening. ggq,lw,,''wf..: w',,'J, I 5'5w',Ll '. ',,c w rw ,. 'W lLw 'l'- N l 1' wlfxflwezmalllllkew-51. 3 DR. JOHN M. GERSTING H I' I RENE L. FABIEN PHD. P1'o.R'ssor11nrl Direclon AUSTIN FREELEY Depurlnzcnt ofjlodern Plz.D. Languages Assoc. Ivokssor ofSpeech 1 1 sy ,. 'Qmg,,l ,,, ,, FJ 1 Q- I ,- gqsgan ax? 'if All it ow w 1 1 1 l I H W1 ll 1 ll' - , : llmslll W .l '. .wll:- 'f!.i .' ul ,. ,. ' 1' i ,N 1. wwv'w w mi ,ww N .. I ll 'MMMllM,.4vl'M,' ,I W1-it 1:52Mlivl'Hgg'M ,w 'M su w cMW ' H KARL M. GABRIEL LENA N. GABRIEL RICHARD J. GAUL g Z PILD. ,LM PAD- , M. 1 gg Asst. P1'ofb'ssor OJICGTHIIZII Inslruclm'iu German Prokssvr and Dzrectarg A N, 'M ,X N Mi' :egg N WW H V aj :LE-TEV DfPf1'fme'1l0fChem1SfTJ' , I we . l Wil? 1lAJiml'QlflEll'l-lf'll'QQf l J' wlllwflll '3'Q,1,',1lI, ,lyjl.l!yl'glf ll' Y WWWw'l'wW'giWlw.u ' .1 I i- riiilii Z it -7- - V '