Mercyhurst College - Thesaurus Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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3 OFFICERS Preszdent . . . Marion Michaels Vice-president . . . Susan Steiner Secretary . . . Ilona Suto Treasurer . . . Theresa Donohue the tables on their initiators and, instead of ran- sacking their rooms, sang them a song of thanks. The building of this inter-class solidarity was not neglected after initiation. It was strengthened by the first sophomore style show presented for the benefit of the style-conscious frosh. Then, in December, it burst forth in the election of sopho- more, Carol Fuller, as Mercyhurst's candidate for Gannon's Winter Camival Queen. TOP TO BOTTOM: M. Michaels, I. Suto, S. Steiner, T. Dono- hue. FIRST ROW: N. Vasil, N. Nolan, M. A. Oblinski, L. Stout, M. Reich, R. Reo, E. Sullivan, M. Schreiner, J. Matjasko P. Tiffany, M. Tropiano, S. Steiner. SECOND ROW: M. FOURTH ROW: D. Metler, K. Sm1th,.N. J. Paylovic, A Palmer, E. Wujcik, M. P. Nash, C. Mueller, B. Scutella, C. Roberts, M. Michaels, J. Young, M. Smith, A. Mihadas, L Pfaff L. Mattis, L. A. Tarby, A. Stanford, S. Morrissey, N. Widowski, R. Patcher, C. Peterson, S. Wentz, P. Rumfola, C Nesta. THIRD ROW: L. Pittenger, G. Walko, L. Sherman, I. Schultz. Suto, M. Verdoni, B. Mikolajczyk, C. McCarthy, M. Silfies, t 95

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FIRST ROW: D. Gottry, T. Kwolek, E. Fogarty, A. Gir- ard, L. Lommock, D. Daversa, J. Chmielowiec, J. Khawly, W. Beezub, M. L. Daschbach, R. Cordaro, E. Dunning, K. Bates. SECOND ROW: M. David, M. Lipchik, M. Grande, S. Gloekler, M. Hammond, H. Kantor, B. Campbell, M. Cuneo, A. Dorsogna, V. Kopec, S. Barnes, M. P. Carlow. THIRD Sophomores D. Gottry and B. Fogarty assist M. P. Nash with her robes for the sophomore Christmas pageant. ROW: J. Fioravanti, M. Angelotti, J. Krahe, A. Decker, E. Becker, M. Fiedler, J. Lohse, T. Donohue, E. Hammond, B. Etzel, K. Hebert. FOURTH ROW: E. Lincoln, M. E. De- Fonzo, V. Hill, E. Ahearn, A. Dillon, M. E. Joyce, R. Behrin- ger, G. Borkowski, M. A. Bebko, V. Curnutte, C. Fuller, N. Bridgman, S. Carman. Can you believe it. Weire Sophomoresf' was the delighted, but slightly surprised cry of mem- bers of the Class of 1964 last fall. After a year as the lowest rung on the ladder, the class moved on to higher and greater things. Stature began to show almost immediately as the sophs took charge of initiation. A dramatic illustration of the suc- cess and harmony of this undertaking was the tear in many a Sophomore eye after traditional Kangaroo Court. For their rebuttal, frosh turned

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mf' A TOUCH of eye shadow by R. Cordaro completes J. Reed's preparations for the pag- Calllf. Almost Uppercl assmen With the New Yearis resolutions and semes- ter exams, sophomores buckled down to a month of hard study in an attempt to evade the tradi- tional usophomore slump. This led quickly into the new semester and the Mercyhurst Winter Weekend. Enthusiastic as usual, the class success- fully sponsored the Sophonade, the highlight of the weekend. Studies, meetings, dances, pinochle, twisting, knitting, term papers-all these crowded the busy sophomore schedule until, before anyone realized it, the second year of college life was almost at an end. Still there was graduation and the traditional sophomore farewell to their Big Sisters, Lantern Night. Misty-eyed, the sophs wished their senior sisters happiness and success as they left Mercy- hurst and college life. Looking back over the past year, each sophomore found it hard to believe that next year she, no longer orphaned, would be a Big Sister and an upperclassman. SOPHOMORES CLAP and move in rhythm to the tune of Colette while Sister M. Francesca looks on.