Mercyhurst College - Thesaurus Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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CHECK AND RECHECKU is the motto of Praeterita. Sister M. Joachim and Sister Mary Charles help editors A. Lepkow- ski, M. Burke, and B. Boyd check last minute details be- fore deadline. ? bn i'.- xxx 5 if N TOP: A DEADLINE tomorrow at midnight finds mem- bers of the Praeterita staff, C. Siegel. B. Osinski, A. Lepkowski, S. Konkoly, M. Aleci and E. Filicky, busy cropping pictures, checking copy and rewriting headlines. BOTTOM: PHOTOGRAPHERS, R. Quinn, M. J. Fer- reri, and K. Bates, check snaps for possible retakes. FIRST ROW: S. Pasherb, P. S. Richards, S. MacDon- ald, A. Roberts, J. Burns, E. Dunning, A. Welte, M. Tropiano, C. Pfaff, M. F. Lyons, M. A. Finnerty, R. Reo, M. Buchheit, J. Wozniak, C. Siegel, E. Jaworski. SECOND ROW: M. Grande, A. M. Decker, J. Fiora- vanti, E. Osinski, M. Aleci, J. Matjasko, M. Hammond, A. Ricci, P. Hodgkiss, J. Stimmel, A. O'Mealia, L. Tim- blin, J. Warnock, A. Lepkowski. THIRD ROW: L. A-.JADAX L Practerita DEADLINE: December 19 . . :January 24 . . . February 19 . . . March 5 . . . June 8 . . . The editors spent grueling hours drawing layouts, cropping pictures, and rewriting articles: photographers sched- uled and rescheduled countless pictures: typists slept seeing words parading in long rows: the business staff traipsed downtown to stores and firms, made endless phone calls and wrote numerous letters-all this to meet the deadlines. More than once the editors lured unsuspecting peo- ple into service and found jobs for volunteers who never before looked beyond the pictures in a year- book. With the expert assistance of moderators Sister Mary Charles and Sister Mary Joachim, and the co- operation of everyone, the staff produced a surprise feature-the graduation supplement. Yonushonis, L. Widowski, T. Murphy, R. Gazarik, R. Conti, L. Filicky, T. Friant, M. Michaels, E. Hammond, N. Garrard, C. McCafferty, R. Pucci, P. Whalen, M. J. Ferreri. FOURTH ROW: D. Cacciatore, S. Konkoly, M. A. Sabolsky, P. McMullen, M. Burke, S. Cutter, G. Stark, K. Hughes, M. A. Bebko, P. Rumfola, J. Kreutter, K. Dwyer, J. Bodnar, V. Gorsak, P. Harkins.

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Press Club - Merciad Coming events, current news, captured laurels, and special honors are all of interest to the Press Club and Merciad. The Press Club is responsible for carrying College news to hometown newspapers. Announcements con- cerning a student's special accomplishments or hon- ors such as, Dean's List, May Queen, Class Ofiicers are promptly dispatched to local papers. The Press Club is therefore, an indispensable campus agent. The Merciad, the College monthly newspaper, brings to collegians' attention news ranging from forthcoming lectures by noted guest speakers, to ad- vance notice of mixers, campus elections, dramatic productions, and student views on current problems. A noteworthy innovation presented in this year's Merciad are the feature articles which contribute a personal approach to pertinent subjects through cre- ative newswriting. FIRST ROW: C. Schehrer. A. O'Mealia, N. Vasil, S. Laird, J. Herlan, J. Warnock, A. Welte, M. Szalewicz, M. Buchheit, M. A. Oblinski. SECOND ROW: J. Young. J. Genung, J. Matjasko, R. Cap- pello, M. Grande, M. Costello, A. Ricci, L. Modola, N. Nones, M. Brennan, K. Hebert. THIRD ROW: B. McGough, P. Meyer, M. Aleci, A. M. Lepkow- meekly looks on. . . M . ,Q-..., . gr Q.. 91 ,EE if gl I A. A E' Q? -up . I QM I if Y, Q . .,g,. h 5 H r.. ',,.tvg-- :A . 4. ras. ...L 11. g I I 1 A lv -, - 4 , , ski, M. P. Carlow, M. Hammond, M. Fiedler, C. Fuller, K. Lynch, M. Lipchik, E. Motsay, A. Lang- myer. FOURTH ROW: P. McMullen, S. Konkoly, E. Lincoln, R. Boling, K. Reese, M. Smith, I. Kreutter, C. Anderson, M. Mattis, R. M. Dick- enson, R. Strobel. V1 PRESS CLUB members, A. Fondy, B Kraus P Harkins, C. Kaczmarek, and N. Vasil discover other ubits of news while searching for Mercyhurst articles TOP: E. LINCOLN, C. Schehrer, editor K Hebert and J. Young chuckle over exchange copies BOTTOM: DON'T THESE reporters realize we have a deadline to meet? queries K. Hebert as M Fiedler ffl. Fl -MX Mg t . x X l X -

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HERE'S AN idea we might use, points out C. Kreh to editor, L, By- grave, as staff members, E. Sullivan, P. Hedstrom, K. Hebert, and D. Chen, look on. E3 ai' MOH! COME ON, buy a sub- scription, E. Wujcik urges M. P. Nash as she shows her an amusing poem in the Judean Sand. THE GREEK plays would be an interesting topic, suggests Mother M. Eustace as she, D. Dwyer, and Mr. V. Ruth plan for the next Great Books discussion. Great Books Judean Sand Great Books and Judean Sand offer two of the most thought-provoking and intellectually stimulating activ- ities on campus. Discussion of books both profound and entertaining induces constructive thought and opinion among participants. Attendance at one meet- ing proves to be of inestimable value. Rewarding too, is the opportunity offered by Judean Sand, Mercy- hurst's literary magazine. Contributions are donated solely by students. Its benefit is two-fold: it gives the aspiring writer a chance to be 'Lpublishedj' and is in- structive and entertaining to its readers. GREAT BOOKS members contribute lively comments in dis- cussing Machiavelli's The Prince.