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John Carroll University Carroll Collected Commencement Programs University 6-8-1959 Commencement Program, 6-08-1959 John Carroll University Follow this and additional works at: http://collected.jcu.edu/commencementprograms Recommended Citation John Carroll University, "Commencement Program, 6-08-1959" (1959). Commencement Programs. 14. http://collected.jcu.edu/commencementprograms/14 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University at Carroll Collected. It has been accepted for inclusion in Commencement Programs by an authorized administrator of Carroll Collected. For more information, please contact [email protected]. DEAN ARTS AND SCIENCt SEVENTY-THIRD ANN lllJAJIL ~ I C ~ 1 0 ~VJ \[ ~VJ \ U IE N ~ IC J IE~VJ \ U I EN1 1L John Carroll University MO DAY JU E 8 , 1959 3:00 P.M. NIVERSITY HEIGHTS, OHIO ORDER OF EXERCISES Processional A! l\'0 TCEME TTS Very Reverend Hugh E. Dunn, S.J. President of John Carroll University ADDRESS TO THE GRAD ATES Honorable Frances Payne Bolton Congressman co TFERRI TG OF DEGREES BENEDICTION Most Reverend Floyd L. Begin, S.T.D., Pn.D., J.C.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Cleveland Recessional DEGREES ~ COURSE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Candidates will be presented by REVEREND JOSEPH F. DOWNEY, S.J., A.M., Eo.M., S.T.L. Dean Bachelor of Arts David Allen Basinski Ivan La zlo Otto, John Patrick Byrne magna cum laude John Czerapowicz Thoma Charles Ribar Gary Carl Furin James Edward Roth, Charles Andrew Kelhley cum laude John Byrne McFadden James Martin Schuerger, Robert Peter Malecek in absentia Ceslovas S. Melsbakas Robert James Shipka Ronald Michael Uritus, magna cum lattde Bachelor of Science in Social Science Elias Nassib Abood Frank Joseph DeRo e Marion Blase Amato William Edwin DeVoy Thomas Richard Andrews Drew Edwin Diederich Nicholas Orlando Antonazzo Robert Herman Dietrich James David Atten William Kern Doran William Michael Beahan Walter Joseph Dylewski Rubert Francis Biter, Jr. Thoma Stanton Edwards Joseph Anthony Bonadio Robert Francis Erzen Robert William Bracken Allen Finesilver James Francis Brown James Aloysius Finnegan Thomas Leo Brunn Lawrence David Flandera Paul Michael Brust Joseph Michael Fortunato Paul Martin Burens Nicholas Anthony Gamhatesa William Anthony Burian Raymond Joseph Garcia Gerald Francis Burke Arthur George Granzeier, Jr. Anthony Francis Buttar, Philip Jerome Grushetsky in absentia Joseph A. Harrison' Michael Robert Campo Joseph Vincent Heimann, Jr. Gilbert Daniel Carney David George Hemminuer Charles Anthony Corr, Thomas William Hoban maarw cum laude Charles Edward Hogan Edward Francis Coyne, Jr. Robert Clement Holtwick, Domenic N. D' Agostino in absentia Iartin Joseph Dempsey Donald Adelbert Huhman Bachelor of Science in Social Science Th odore ichola !annetta Aloy ius John Mullee Nino Robert Iormo Thomas George Nahra Frank William Johnson, William Francis Navarre in absentia Joseph Samuel Nicklos K enneth Paul Kampman John Edward O'Malley Robert Joseph Kapitan, Joseph Edward Paglione magna cum laude Richard Michael Pavol Edward Wightman Kelly Larry Franklin Petkovsek John Francis Kerklo J a me Robert Phalen Raymond Denni Kikta John Ronald Piatak Fred Edward Kramer John Thomas Reali, J o cph William La::\1arche in absentia Raymond ] o eph Lanca ter John ]arne Reardon Anthony Joseph La Salvia Roger George Risher Salvatore Joseph La to, Carl Alfred Roth in absentia Paul Michael Sabatino James George Lawlor Richard David Sacld John Barrett Lewi , Charle Joseph St. John, in absentia in absentia John Sheldon Lloyd Thomas ] oseph Scanlon Donald ] oseph Loewel Jay Dennis Scrivens George William Lutjen III Frank ] ames Semancik Thomas Joseph McCarthy John Michael Slivka, Jr. Robert Peter McFaul Philip Deni Stanoch Gerald Joseph McGivern Michael Francis Stanton Edward Patrick McHugh Robert Jeal Stanton Richard Thomas Mel ally James Anthony Strainer Michael Joseph Machi Robert ] ames Straub 1 atale Franci Malizia Robet·t George Martin Gilbert Thomas Szaraz Adelbert Casper Meder John Frank Szuch James Carter 1egeath Anthony Rudolph Tekancic William Robert Menner Thomas Carney Thompson S. Vincent Milana, Wesley Toles in absentia John Joseph Toronski Joseph Benjamin Miller Thoma Michael Tully Paul Clinton Moon, Robert William Twohey cum laude William Marcus Wehner Bachelor of Science John Virgil Belmonte, Jr. Edward Paul Novak, John Earl Biaglow cum laude Charles Ronald Bruno Donald Victor Palmer, Stephen Andrew Cech cum laude Dennis L. Coleman Robert J o eph Pasquesi )1arvin Anthony Cook, Theodore Daniel Petranic magna cum laude Franci Matthew Proch Joseph Edward Dory Robert Louis Proffit J. Peter Fegen, David Paul Rawski magna cnm laude Edward Clement Reno, Jr., John William Gillot.'l Norbert Allan Roughton Michael John Grogan Rudolph Francis Skerl, Jr. David Charles Hogan, Chad Anthony Soucek magnet cum laude Donald Ladd Springer Paul Andre Kelly, Regis William Stafford cum laude Roy Joseph Streetz Thomas Michael Klucher Paul Thomas Stricharczuk Kenneth Karl Koch Donald Louis Vogel Joseph Ming-Chuan Kung Maurice Abraham Williams Samuel Richard La Vaile John Michael Wilson, Eugene Thomas Lowery magna cum laude Martin Patrick Masterson James Michael Witting, Gary Hayes Morgan magna cum laude Robert Thomas Young EVENING COLLEGE Candidates will Le pre ented by REVERE TD RICHARD T. DETERS S.J., A.M., S.T.L. Dean Bachelor of Arts John De mond Diskin, William Michael Gallagher magna cum laude ;\lichael James Roarty Bachelor of Science in Social Science Carl Albert Acker, Jr. James Joseph Kenealy John Thoma Bou-Sliman, Thomas James Kinsella in absentia Patrick Francis Leone James Thomas Butler Eugene Francis O'Donnell Vernon Joseph Cooke Arthur Dennis O'Neil iary Jane Dillhoefer, Phyllis Grace Palmieri mcu,na cum Laude J ohn Valentine Rieger Don Ju tin Duhigg Lucila Cuvos Rivera John Jo eph Fal1 ey Raymond Emery Simko J ohn Ed ward Grady Joseph Salvatore Sotera Eileen Agne Herbison, \\'illiam Gram·ille Thomas magna cum laude Geraldine Frances Turk, Robert Paul Hinds, Jr. cum laude Theodore Hornyak Erlward loysius Werner Franklin Augu t K elm John Donald Young Bachelor of Science James Rocco Chura R obert Joseph Lambert Fredric Norton Goldberg Carmen Angelo l\Iinacleo Edward Michael Graham Frank Anthony 'ovak Alan DaYid Gressel, Kenneth Su umn Ozawa czw1 laude Raymond Michael mego Thomas Anthony Griffin Geore:e John Sorna William Maurice Homoly ~ , a lt ~r Sterbenz SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Candidates will be presented by ARTH R J. NOETZEL, JR., M.B.A., PH.D. Dean Bachelor of Science ~n Business Administration Thomas James Biley John Thomas Kandzer, Domenick John Bonfiglio in absentia James John Buehner William Edward Karnatz John Nicholas Chuchman, Ronald Arthur Kistner magna cum laude David Devine Ludwick William Paul Col on, David James Lyons cum laude Thomas Robert Manak Earl Masters Cunningham David Allan Mercer, Gene George Danoff in absentia Paul Thomas Davis Thomas Adrian Mszanowski Donald Joseph DiCarlo Charles Anthony Muer Robert Joseph DuBrul Daniel Louis Murphy James Richard Salvino Dennis Paul Fagan Donald Joseph Sceranka Dennis James Fa jack Thomas Michael Szarwark Donald Francis Hagerty Robert Charles Tilly William Joseph Henkel John Stephen Veres John Patrick Hyland Anthony Werner Weigand, Robert George Kaczor cum laude John Joseph Wolf, in absentia Bachelor of Science in Economics Thomas Vincent Basehart Dennis 'lichael Grapo Bachelor of Science in Governmental Administration Ronald Arthur Leavitt Certificate m Business Administration Richard L. Durnwald Richard Paul Obrzut GRADUATE SCHOOL Candidates will be presented by REVEREND EDWARD C. McC E, S.J., PH.D., S.T.L. Dean Master of Arts SIL CoRNACHIONE, B.S. ___________ ___________ John Carroll University, 1951 EssAY: A Comparative Study of Academic Success and Its Correlation to Succes on the Gridiron. THOMAS JOSEPH CoRR, A.B. _______ _________________ St. Joseph's College, 1952 EssAY: Problems of Translation in the Old English Wanderer. REVEREND WILLIAM MICHAEL CosGROVE, A.B. John Carroll University, 1938 THESIS: Mark Hanna as a Labor Conciliator. JAMES FRANKLI FARNHAM, B.S. _______________ .Fairfield University, 1953 EssAY: Edmund Burke and Thomas Paine: Divergence of Social Philoso· phy. SISTER MARY OF ST. Luci A J OH so , R.G.S., PH.B. University of Detroit, 1948 THESIS: The Spirituality of the Good Shepherd Apostolate. CHARLES WILLIAM LAw so , A.B. ____ W est Virginia State College, 1953 EsSAY: A Comparative Study of the Student Population at East Technical High School. SISTER MARY PATRICIA ANN MACEJKO, v.s.c., B.S. St. John College, 1948 THESIS: A Study of the Effectiveness of the Reading Instructional Program of Several Cleveland Diocesan Schools. JoH JosEPH MATHEWS, A.B. ________ John Carroll University, 1951 EssAY: Western Reserve Reaction to the John Brown Raids Between 1856 and 1859. JAMES EDWARD MuRPHY, A.B. ___________________ .Miami University, 1939 THESIS: The Wabash Shakers (1807·1828) RoBERT JosEPH REITZ, A.B. ______John Carroll University, 1956 THESIS: A History of President Johnson's "Swing Around the Circle". Master of Science STANLEY Ro s B u RLAG E, B.S. ____ ________ .John Carroll University, 1958 THESI S : Ultrasonic Diffraction Effects. THOMA S SANTI GJOITTA, B .S. ___________ John Carroll University, 1955 THESIS: A System for the Pulse Measurement of V elocity and Absorption of Ultrasonic Waves in Liquids. Do ALD FRA 'CIS HoucKY, B.S. _________ John Carron University, 1957 THESIS : The Reaction of Aliphatic Alcohols with Phosphorous Tribromide in the Presence of Nitrobenzene and Ortho-Chlorotoluene. HAROLD )AMES M RPHY, B.S. _____________ .John Carroll University, 1958 E ssAY : Physical Properties of Gallium. WILLIAM FRANC! O'HEAR . , )R., M.S. in E.E. niversity of Notre Dame, 1953 E sS AY: A Study of th e Effects of Source Impedance and a Metal Liquid lnt,erface on the A cou stic Input Impedance and Absorption of 11 Column of Liquid at Ultrasonic FrecJu encies. THOMAS HE RY RICHERT, B.S. ----------- John Carroll University, 1957 THESIS : The Infrared Spectra of Some Polydimethyl Siloxanes. KEVI JosEPH SROUB, B.S. ___________________ .John Carroll University, 1957 EsSAY: The Inelastic Scattering of Neutrons.
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