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ACADEMIC PROCESSION

PR ESIDING DR. H ARRY F. EVARTS Presiden t of Bryant College

THE N A T ION A L ANTHEM (The audience will remain standing for the Invocation)

INVOCATION THE REVEREND DONAT A. BARRETTE Bryant College R eligiO'l.tS Counselor

GREETIN GS OF TfIE ST ATE T H E H ONORATI LE FRANK LICHT Governor of the State of Rhode Island

GREETINGS FRONI T H E COMMUNITY THE HONORABLE ALLEN B. SCHWARTZ President of the Smithfield Town Council

PRESENT A T ION OF CA N DIDA TES FOR DEGR EES IN COURSE DR. T H OMAS A. MANION p,"ovost and Vice President f01' A cadem ic AfjaiTs DR. NELSON J. GULSKI Dean of the College DR. PRISCILLA M. PHILLIPS Chairman} Teacher Education Depm"tment DR. CLARISSA M. H. PATTERSON Chairman, Office Education Department DR. JOSEPH R. SANTOS Dean of the Evening School DR. SOL LEBOVITZ Dean of the Graduate School

PRESENTATION OF PROVISIONAL TEACHERS} CER TIFICATES DR. FRED G. BURKE Commissioner ot Education of the State of R hode Island

(Please withhold applau until the la t person in each group has left the platform) CONFERR IN G OF HONORA RY DEGR EES By: PRESIDENT EVARTS

Citations: DR. JOSEPH H. H AGAN Vice President for Public AtJairs of Bryant College

H ono'rary Degree R ecipients Escorts

!\{RS. JAYNE BAKER SPAIN ...... Mr. G. R ussell L eBeau

!t.1R. ALVIN W. COHN ...... _...... Dr. Sol KotJler

,'\fR. FREDERICK CLINTON WILLIAMSON ...... Mr. DeForest W. Abel, Jr.

MR. LEONARD 1. SALMANSON ...... Edward F. Hindle" Esquire

DR. NELSON JOSEPH G ULSKI ...... Dr. E. Gardner Jacobs

Hooding: DR. MANION

BEN EDICTION THE REVEREND PHILIP T. SHEAR Pastor, Geo?"giaville Baptist Church" Smithfield" Rhode Island

RECESSIONAL (plea e l'emain tanding until gradl,lates leave the Commencement area)

RECEPTION FOR GRADUATES, P ARENTS AND GUESTS 1ijnnorary iegrrr QIitattons

D OCTOR OF H UM ANE L EITERS JAYNE BAKER SPAIN Vice Chairman) United States Civil Service Commission Citation: Jayne Baker Spain, ind ustrialist, humanitarian, and p ublic servant, your career i eloquent proof that women can and must play a vital role in business, social service, and CTovemment. For twenty years, you headed your own company, Alvey-Ferguson of Cincinatti, Ohio, an in­ ternationally known manufacturer of conveyor and unit handling eq uipm nt. Four years after its merger with Litton Industries, you became a director of the parent corporation. a tribute to yOUT business acumen and your value as an advisor in the high councils of American indus­ try. Your deep concern for the rehabilitation, training, and employment of the physically handicapped, and your splendid record of placing these individuals in worthwhile occupations, cau ed President Johnson to name you to the President's Committee on the Employment of the Handicapped in 1966 and President NL"{on to reappoint you in 1969. You are presently serving as Vice Chairman of that Committee. having demonstr ted in your own business and in others that handicapped persons properly trained and properly placed are not occupationally handicapped, and if given an equal opportunity will prove to be successful. and often superior, employees. On June 14. 1971, after nomination by the President and confirmation by the Sen­ ate, YOll became a member of the United States Civil Service Commission, the sixth woman in the Commission's eighty-eight year history, and you were also designated as Vice Chairman by the President. Bryant College is delighted to confer upon you the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa, with all its rights and privileges, and to invest you with the hood of the College.

D OCTOR OF SCIE. 'eE IN BUSINESS ADM:INISTRAT IO ALVIN W. COHN Chairman of the Board, Con tinental Coffee Company Citation: Alvin W. Cohn, businessman and ci vic leader, ou began your career at an early age in the corporation of which you are now chief executive officer. While still a student. you joined the Continental Coffee Company as a summer employee, a fortuitous circumstance which aided you in gaining a thorough knowledge of various aspects of the company. Upon completion of your studies at DePaul University, you entered full-time management in 1940. These thirty­ two years have been interrupted by ervice in World War II, during which you were on active duty in the Philippines rising from the rank of private to first lieutenant. After having served as Vice President, President, and Vice Chairman of the Board, you succeeded your late father, Jacob Cohn, the fo under of Continental Coffee. as Chairman of the Board. An outstanding success in business, you have not neglected the charitable and civic needs of your community, serving on the Boards of the Better Government Association of Chicago , the Chicago Conven­ tion and Tourism Bureau, the Michael Reese H ospital, and the Jewish Welfare Fund. For your many accomplishments and d istinguished service, Bryant College is pleased to mnfer upon you the degree of Doctor of Science in Business Administration, honoris causa, with all its Tigh ts and privileges, and to invest you with the hood of the College.

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DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS FREDERICK CLINT ON WILLIAMSON Director; Department of Community Affairs, Sta te of R hode Island Citation: Fred ick Clin ton William on, public official. pokesman for human decency. and leader in the service of the uDderprivile~d. long before the movement for civil rights and racial equality became fashionable in political and social circles, you were in the vanguard, pointing the way, goading the conscience of your fellow citizen . and proving by your life and worb that minOTity group per on could attain d.istinction in their chosen fields of endeavor. For twenty-seven years you were employed in positions of civilian management with the Depart­ ment of the Navy. You were a member of the Grievance Advisor y Board of the Quonset Naval Air Station and. for a time, Chairman of the Executive Board of th e American Federation of Government Employees, AFL-CIO. In 1954 ou received the second highest civilian award, the Navy's Meritoriolls Civilian Service Award. plus several other awards of merit during ) 'OUT Navy civilian career. You are a past President of the Urban L ague of Rhode Island, a former member of the Board of DirectOTs of the Providence Branch of the NAACP, former Chairman of the Rhode Island Committee ou Discrimination in Housing, and former Vice Chairman of Citizens United for Fair Housin . In 1968, you recei ed the Bronze Brotherhood Award of the SOllthern New En land Conference of Christians and Jew. Many of the projeas fo which you labored so long have come to frujtion, but you have never given up the fight for what remains to be done. As Director of the Rhode Island Department of Community Affairs, you are continuing your efforts in an even broader scope of activity (or the benefit of all the people of tlle State. Bryant College is pleased to recognize your accomplishment! by conferring upon you the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris caosa, with all i~ rights and privileges, and to invest you with the hood of the College. DOCTOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS A DMINISTRATION LEONARD 1. SALMANSON President) Adams Drug Company Citation: Leonard J. Salmanson. despite an eminently successful career in business, )'ou are an cXlraordinarily humble man. You treat your many achievements in a matter-oi-fact way as if everyth.ing was merely pan of a day's work, and yet your accomplishments represent the work of a lifetime, both by yoursel1 and your family. As President of the Adams Drug Company and various other enterpr ises, you are the symbol of what a resourceful and hard-working individual can still hope to r ealize in our American free enterprise system. Your drug chain operates two hunclred and eighty stores in fourteen states. Its very name is synonymous with high quality merdlandise at reasonable prices, a philosophy which has been an important ingredient in your success. Born in Providence and educated in the public schools, you are a splendid example to the graduates of this college of business administration of the importance of perseveTCUlce. diligent effort, and sound management. Bryant College is proud to confer upon you the degree of Doctor of Science in Business Administration, honori causa, with all its rights and privileges, and to invest you with the hood of the College.

DOCTOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION NELSON JOSEPH GULSKI Dean of the College~ n 'yant College Citation: Nelson Joseph Gu1ski, educator, certified public accountant, son of Bryant College, for forty-eight years you have served -your Alma Mater with great distinction in a variety of positions. As teacher, Dean of the School of Business Administration, Dean of the College, and as Acting President from 1969 to 1970, the excellence of your work has been exceeded only by your devotion to duty and your willingness to place the welfare of the College and its students above your own personal interests. Time and time again, you have generously given the full measure of loyalty and dedication to Bryant College and its mission of educating young men and women for successful careers in business. Despite the many demands on your time, you have still been able to contribute to the betterment of your profession and community. You ax-e a past President of the Rhode bland Society of Certified Public Ac­ countants, a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the National Association of Accountants, a director of Swank, Inc., and a trustee of the Attleborough Savings Bank.. The Town of North Attleboro has benefited from your iervke on the Town Finance Committee, the School Committee, School Building Committees, and By-law Revision Committees. You are currently a member of the Town's Long-Range Planning Committee, a position recognizing your talent for efficiency and organization . You have also been active in Junior Achievement of Rhode Island and the North Attleboro Scholarship Fund. Even with all your maoy accomplishments, both academic and civic, your true mea.mre as a man is the love and esteem in which you are held by your colleagues, family, and friends. If one word could suHice to de cribe the type of person you are, that word would be integrity ­ inlegrity in your work, in your personal life. and in your dealings with your fellow men, It is for this quality and for your many attributes of mind, heart, and spirit that we hold you in reverence and esteem. Although you will soon retire from the active ran.ks of the adminis­ tration, we shall always feel the presence of your fatherly kindness and concern and will cherish the warmth of your friendship. Bryant College is privileged to confer up on you the degree of Doctor of Science in :Business Administration, honoris causa, with all its rights and privileges, and to inve t you with the hood of the College. 1Sarcalnurrntr iltgrrea Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

Glenll Richard Adelman Robert Thomas DelMastro Anthony Robert Agatiello Francis Louis DelSesto Ronald J. Allbach Robert Louis DelVecchio Joel Altman Robert F. Denzer Edward Albert Alves Paul Jo eph Derosier Robert Dale Angus Mark Victor DeSan tis Robert Angelo Antiguano Ronald J hn DesTocher, Magna Cum Laude John Jo eph Archibald. Jr. James C. DeT erra Norman L. Arcus Albino Dias David Nelson Arel Richard Anthony DiChillo Steven Edward Argosy Charles E. Dickerman Thomas Joseph Asselin Joseph F. Dilk TIl Michael Joseph Bru'boza Roland Lucien DiOrio. Summa Cum Laude William Russell Banette Richard Frederick DiPonte Roger Donald Beaudry Midlacl S. DiRenzo Jonathan P. Becker John Hogan Doh rty, . umma Cwn Laude Michael Charles Bennett Micha 1 Peter Doherty Robert Wilcox Bentley Allan E. Doughty, Jr. Gary Arthur Berard Henry M. Dubrow teven B. Berlin David Joseph Dudas Edward Bernardo, Jr. William J. Dwyer Mateus Bernardo, Jr. tephen Fred Dzialo Vincent A. Ben-etto Robert Saxon Easton Richard Mark Biben Walte H. Edward ' N. Judson Bishop. JT. Jay R. Einhorn Da id Vincent Blackmer Calvin Kent Ellinwood Richard R. Boni Kathleen Marie Ellinwood. Magna Cum Laude James Harold Bougere Rohert J. Fallon Richard Joseph Bouvier Jod Felman Guy Richmond Bower Paul Francis Feno Richard Joseph Brown Dennis Cerald Finlay Charles Gardner Bruce Frederick Charlwood Fish. Summa Cum Laude Thomas Howard Buchanan Peter Fishel Thoma . Burns Mark Anthon FJaim Robert J0 eph Bush Thomas Michael Fleming James Francis Byrne, Magna Cum Laude Thoma Leemon Ford Peter George Campbell Bernard Leon Formal Stephen G. Campos Mario R. Forle Stepben Lawrence Candela, Magna Cum Laude James Robert Fortunati Jon Peter CapoZ1.a Rene E. Gendreau Eugene L. Cardin Robert Hugh Gentili Robert B. Carlson Jeffrey Bruce Gerlach James M. Carney Michael Stephen Germani Stephen Edward Carson Donald A. Gervai~ David Ronald Casale Raymond D. Gervais Keith Harold Caspersen Cesare Giammarco David A. Catudal Dennis L. Gikas Joseph W. Cavallaro Thomas Francis Ginnerty. Jr. Emile J. Charette Marie Paula Gionfriddo Richard Alan Charnack William Michael Glennon John W. Chiaro Milton Harry Glickman Kenneth Kin Kuen Chin Richard Arthur Gobin Robert J. Chuprevich Steven Alan Goldberger Alan Joscph Cicchetti C. Kay Goundrey Lestcr J ames Clarke Christopher J. Gray Stewart E. Cohen Herbert J. Gray rn. Cum Laude Robert C. Collins William J. Grenkiewicz Robert Mark Conlon Ronald alcm Haggar William Regis Connelly Broce Nonnan Hague Clifford DeForest Conover, Cum Laude George Edward Hardy Joseph P. Corey Jerome Charles Harris Richard Normand Cormier Jobn Craig Hell Robert C. Corriveau. Jr. Christian Hendricks. Jr. Stephen Anthony Corvese David Alan Henr)' William P. Costa Thomas James Hollingworth Donald Lawrence Cranshaw T homas Robidoue Holt Barr)' Crossley Gary B. Hopkins Leo John Cunningham Michael I. Horowitz Edward James Daly, Cum LtJude Mark Richard Hyde Thomas Joseph Daniels, Jr. Anthony M. Iacono Steven James Iacono Robert S. Nicholson Kenneth Israelton Bernud W. Notargiacomo Paul Raymond Jacobs, Jr. Barry Josep h O'Brien Jeffrey Alan Jacobus Richard D. Odell Gary Arthur Jacome Reed A. Oken Jay Lawton Janowsky Leroy Owens, ] r . Lawrence F. Jarvis Paul Rn ell Pa be 0 James F. Jeoney rthur George Pappa Sylvester Jones Robert J. Parnidge John S. Kabanek Robert J. Passano Michael John Kaelberer John .T. Pcolka Philip S. Kahn Albert Joseph Pereira Richard A. Kaplan Robert G. Peters James H. Kelly Joseph Eugene Picard. Jr. John Clyde Kesselring R obert ·W. Pineault Stephen Ross Kinney Edward Aldo Polli Gerald Joseph Kipikas Peter Porter Irving J. Kirk III John Paul Prust Alan Jay Kluger Richard James Pnzeruca John Aloy 'iu Kocon T homas Edw rd Prendergast Mark E. Koellmer Larry A. Prise Edward Joseph Kozarski Joseph A. Rainone, C"'tn Laude William orman Krajew ki James S. Ramsden Daniel Matthew 1 ulaga George Herbert Raymond Francis l Laffey, Jr. Dennis Jason Read Barbara Anne Laliberte, Magna Cum Laude Howard Clarence Reade, Jr. .T obn A. Lamltie James F. Regnier Paul Eugene LarochelJe Edward M. Replenski Richard William Lauer John S. Ribezzo Paul M. Law Gary Stephen Ricker Leo R. Lebeuf Howard R. Ringgold Thomas A. Lees T imothy F. R isk James Arthur Leff Howard B. R ivkin Robert Arne Lehtinen Ronald George Robinson Marvin Paul Leto James V. Rosati, Cum Laude Allen Emil Lifvergren John H . Ross Arthur l Littman Thomas L. Ross Miles Mather Lull Lance Bradley Rowan A. William Lundeen Norman J. Roy John Raymond Lyden, JT. John Leo R oyal Charles Martin Lynch Bruce Michael R uderman John FIClncis Lynch James Edward Russo Charles Richard Machado Thomas Edward Rutkowski Denrus Bruce Magee William Paul Ryan Robert Paul Malachowski Henry Ra mond St. John Albert M. Manfredi ill Paul Philip t. Onge Robert AnLhony Maresca Rica rd Scott Saxon Laurence Steven Mart TimotllY Richard Scanlon, Magna Cum Laude Michael Thomas Martin Summa Cum Laude Marsha Ruth Schoeninger, Summa Cum Laude Frank Robert Mastron i, Jr. Summa Cum Laude Wynn Burness Schoolnik Jame Lamence May Paul Kevin Schutte William I , Mav Charle. Riellard Schwarz Brian Nelson McCoy Bru e Scott Allen Chal'1es McCully Michael John cully Marion Elizabeth McEacluon Irving Jay Segall John F. McGuire Robert Salvatore SelTecchia David Michael McHale William P. Sheldon George V. McKenna, Jr. Joseph Irving Shore Stephen J. McLaughlin Mark Theodore Singer W . Leigh McLawhorn R ichard Charles Singer Charles Morton McMahon Jerry Skriva n John A. McMahon Gordon K. Snell Roger M. McNeil Charles Edward Snyder, Jr. Kenneth Harold Meller Douglas Snyder Edward Charles Metcalfe. Jr. Edward James Stawarz, Magna Cum Latl,de Charles E. Moffitt Richard R . Steiner Thomas Farnham Moon Larry Davis Stephenson James F. Moria ty, Summa Cum Laude Robert Alan Stinson Douglas A. Morris Robert F. Strom Robert Anthony Nadeau. Jr.. Summa Cum Laude John Joseph Te tagrossa, Jr. John Anthony Napolitano Craig R. Thorup on Lewis J. Nedell Jerold Field Tucker Robert A. Neff oseph Newton Vet, Cum Laude Kenneth Duncan Newberg Phyllis Vagts Villa Gary Michael Nichols David Malcolm Warren Richard Charles Warren Craig Kirwan William, Cum Laude Ronald Edward Washington Marc D. Wolf on Priscilla Way Richard Francis W ontka Paul G. Welch, Jr. R ich ard H ubert Wyman Walter Robert Weller David Alan Yates John Milton West Guy D. Zagarella Thomas J. W"estgate, Magna Cum Laude Michael A. Zarollf John Robert Westman Allen Ziman Michael T . Whitney Dcnni' F. ZiIoli Wayne Anthony Wilkie

Bachelor of Sci nce in Law EnfOl'cement Richard Edward Brillhart Ernest RobeTt Simone

Bachelor of Science in Business Education and Provisional T eachers' Cel·tificates Ruth A. Aharonian Christina Mary Kirk Mary Elizabeth Cameron, Summa Cum Laude Kathleen Anne Kowal Karen CassatIy Raymond Vincent Letourneau Sharon G. Cavallaro Patrick D. McKenna Sandra A. Cayen Lind a Anne Medeiros, Cum Laude Margaret Angela Chiaradio, Magr,a Cum Laude Patricia Ann Merola Anne Nancy Cioe Jana£ Ann Osman ki Margaret Ann Cote Jacalyn Ann Rebello Linda M. Dion Debra Frier Rodriguez Anne Laura DiOl'io Arthur E. Rozzero Barbara Ann Dobo zynski, Cum Laude Claudette Mary St. J an Louis E. Duarte Marcia Lee St. Joh n Deborah Lynne Ethier Peter Williams Stevens Diane H. Fernandes, Summa Cum Laude Robin Eleanor Strekel Theresa M. Gagnon Ant nia R. T e seris Barbara Ann Glittone Marion L. Voss Myrna H. Goldberg Faye Whitehead Lee Kelley "'usan Willjams

Bach elor of Science in Secretarial Studies Charleane Florence Pape "ssnrintr ilrgrers Associate in Science in Secretarial Studies Cheryl Ann Amaral Kathleen Barbara Keegan Cheryl Patricia Amos Louise Lampert Rosemary Azzoli Arlene F. Lanifero Ju dith Baldwin Linda Ann-Marie LeDoyt Sandra L. Ballirano, Cum Laude Arlene P. Lipsky Linda Ann Barne Joanne Cail Lipsky Heidi Elizabeth Black June Ann Lopes Eileen Marie Boardman Paula Ann Maio, Magna Cum Laude Susan R. Briggs Nancy Esther McGrory Karen Louise Burrell Margaret Mary MCl\lamara, Magna Cum Laude Linda Ann Casale H elen Aurelia Milich Pamela Ann Cottignoli Marilyn Lois Miller Linda Susan Crevier, u mma Cum Laude Doroth y Catherine Mullen Ruth Cushing, Summa Cum Laude Janet Louise Jorbury, Cum La11de Denise L. Desaulnier, Summa Cum Laude J udith A. Palowski Denise Lynne Desrosiers. Magna Cum Laude Maria E. Phillips. Magna Cum Laude Margaret Ann Diantonio Susan Nanc Renola Marilyn Donatelli Pamela Ann Rumas Denise L. Douglas Rhonda Rae R utkowski Ellena Reed Dunne Deborah Leah Saccoccia Joanne Amelia Ebert, Cum Laude Rachel Amy Sigel Kathleen M. Fitzgerald Diane Marie Stella Carol Ann Galli Christine Andrea Tl"ipp Brenda ue Gardn r, Summa Cum Laude Suzanne Cecile Vincent Patt'icia Kathryn Gend.reau H annele Eila Wallen ius Sandra Jean Hammond Carol Ann Winiarski Lenora M. H endet:son MargaTet Ann W itherly Claire Louise Hogan Julieann ChTistina Ya roush. Cum Laude Donna Marie Houle Pamela J. Young Janice Lynn Jeffrey. Summa Cum Laude Dianne Zwolenski ~u t nit1g iliuisintt RAC ALAUREATE DEGREES Bachelor of Scien e in Business Administration Chester B. Adams, Jr. S. Ronald Koloski Christopher Akinmolayan Richard A. Lefebvre Raymond Francis Allen Bruce Jams Lethbridge Richard T. Audette, Cum Laude Raymond Francis Matullo Maurice L. Be sette Richard J. Matzko, Summa Cum Laude Harvey mock John S. McGuinness Alfred G. Caldarone William L. Morgan Wilfred F. Cardin, Jr. John F. Muraco Edward M. Caruso Edmund G. Nava, Magna Cum Laude Nichola Richard Corsetti Frederick J. Niedzwiadek William Thomas Costello, Mauna Cum Laude Gerald A. O'Neil James W. Coutts Meddy Joseph Payette, Sr., Summa Cum Laude Lam'ent E. Duhamel Gerard E. Pelletier Charles R. Engley Edmund R. Poirier Ronald J. Fabas Julian C. Royster Robert W. Fiola George H. Schobel Robert T. Fuller Marilyn Veronica Segerson, . umma Clim Laude David P. Gagnon Arthur S. Silva, Magna Cum Laude Donald K. Garuheimer Dolores Helene imp on Vincent Gesualdi R ussell D. Simpson Robert M. Goodreau, Summa Cum Laude Clifford Walter Snavely, Cum Laude William R . Gray, Jr. Robert Andrew Sorgi Frank V. Guarnieri, Cum Lande Frank David Spumo John J. H enderson, Magna Cum Lande Lester Brotherton teven. Magna Cwn Laude Robert Heslin Ronald J ames Swanson John T imothy Howe Roger Phillip Tessier John A. Hoyle Clifton E. Tidd, J1·. Benedict J. Ingegneri James J. Walker . Jr. Lawrence Jackson, Cum Laude Joseph Stephen Wesolowski Jo·Ann R. Jayne, Cum Laude John H . Whitefield Joseph C. Jen en, Cum Laude Kenne h E. 'Vissenger Francis Thoma'! Kelly Paul Edward Wolf, Cum Laude

Bachelor of Science in Law Enforcement

Mario Andreoni, Jr. ·Robert E. Howarth, Jr. George Allan Burgess Theodore tephen King, Summa Cum Laude Milton Ro ario Carey John K. Lewandoski Richard Francis Gerling Frmci Joseph Lynch Alan J. Gudaitis. Gum Laude Vincent .T. Minchillo Raymond Richard Harnois J. Lionel Remy

·Degree Awarded Posthumously

Bachelor of Business Administration

William Daniel McCarthy Earl F. Sherman, Magna Cum Laude George K. Mooradian, Summa Cum Laude

ASSOCIATE DEGREES Associate in Science in Business Administration

Richard A. Alvarnaz Robert F. Boutin S. Louie Armstrong Richard Raymond Brezeau, Cum Laude Donald E. Bailey, Jr. Frank J. Calderone Archie John Barberian II Ronald Caron Robert P. Blais Edward Castro Fairis R. Bliss, Jr. Therese Chabot Ronald Robert Bou quet Robert E. Champoux Pete Michael LaChance Nelson E. Coluzzi John J. Lawless. Jr. Daniel E. Cotter John M. Leask, Magna CWrl Laude James Anthony Crudale Harry A. Lefrancois Raymond Damaso Eugene B. L'Heureux John J. Dillon, Jr. Stdla Marguerite M"ilhot William F. DiMaio, Sr. Robert L. Malagrida 1ames Clarke Dorian Elizabeth B. Mangouni John Maurice Flavin Ronald J. Monahan Mario D. Gasbarro, Sr., Cum Laude Theodore J. Panu Roger Leo Ciguere John H. Ricci Ronald P. Girouard Roberl W. Rich:ud Sylvio Patrick Glaude Thomas F. Ryan m Eugene Anthony Graiko Vernon Battey Shippee Cheryl Ruth Grant Theodore J. Sklarski Joseph B. Granl. Jr. Albert J. St01:ti, Cum Laude Ronald E. Hohlmaier Robert V. Taupier Herbert J. Horton William Robert Thornley, Magna Cum Laude Martin Robert Hosbond Thomas Wilson Em st J. Joly, Cu m Laude

Associate in Science in Law Enforcement David E. Allsworth Charles Paul McCaffrey Domenic Baldassarre John Edward Moy George R. Bassett James M. Murphy Phillip W. Bathgate Richard W. Newton, Cum Laude John Thomas Botelho Joseph F. O'Donnell Roland Joseph Cayer James G. Pementell Fred Chiarini. Jr., Cum Laude Edward Jobn Perry Joseph John Cicione, Jr., Cum Laude Norman A. Phelps, Magna Cum Laude Walter J. Clark, Cum Laude Edward J. Pienkos Henry Vjncent Crudale, Magna Cum Laude Dennis D. Pimental Edward A. Dickerman Roger J. Remillard Mark C. Donley. Jr. Raymond Ricard David E. Funk Alexander Rossi Bruce R. Germani Walter R. Stewart, Jr. Eugene Francis Hackett Robert Eugene Taylor Robert Edward Houle. Cum Laude Roy S. Taylor Renald Lucien Langlois Billy Carlton Wiggens Hormidas A. Ledoux James Le ter Wynne III, Magna Cum Laude Arthur E. McAteer

~rabuat e iegrl'tB Master of Business Administration Charles W. Balser Philip P. Kerry Robert J. Beaulieu Thomas J. Lennon Frank G. Bingham John G. Lyons Paul P. Caiaruello Edward A. McLaughlin Joseph F. Clark Ashok C. Mehta Waldo E. C. de Farias, With Honors Josephine A. Murgo Henry R. Donnelly Donald Perreault James A. Dorsey Roger L. Plante Robert P. Doyle Frank A. Pontarelli John H. Dwyer Alan H. Roy, With Horwrs Richard H. Fargnoli Jerold E. Skopp Gary V. Finck Kent E. Tunnicliffe. With Honors Thomas J. Foley Bruce S. Vittner Robert S. Gersbkoff Ronald R. 'Whittemore, With Honors Harold F. Greiner, With Honors Honor Awards were presented on Class Day to those students who have main­ tained the highest scholastic standing th1'oughout their college term.

FIRST HONORS GOLD MEDAL-For highest general scholarship Baccalaureate Programs: Accounting Major ...... Marsha Ruth Schoeninger Business Teacher Education Major...... Diane H. Fernandes Economics Major ...... Roland Lucien DiOrio Management Major., ...... James F. Moriarty Marketing Major...... Barbara Anne Laliberte

Baccalaureate Programs, Evening Division: Business Administration Major ...... Richard J. Matzko Law Enforcement Major...... T heodore Stephen King

Associate Degree Program: Secretarial Sludies Curriculum ...... Denise L. Desaulnier

Associate Degree Programs, Evening Division: Bu ine s Administration Major ...... William Robert Thornley Law Enforcement Major...... Henry Vincent Crudale

SECOND HONORS SILVER MEDAL- For second highest general scholarship Baccalaureate Programs: Accounting Major...... Frederick Charlwood Fish Business Teacher Education Major ...... Mary Elizabeth Cameron Economics :Nlajor...... ,James V. Rosati Management Major...... Stephen Lawrence Candela Marketing Major ...... Alan Jay Kluger

Baccalaureate Programs, Evening Division: Business Administration Major...... Meddy Joseph Payette. Sr. Law Enforcement Major...... Alan J. Gudaitis

Associate Degree Program: Secretarial Studies Curriculum...... ,Janice Lynn JefIrey

Associate Degree Programs, Evening Division: Business Administration Major...... John M. Leask Law Enforcement Major...... James Lester Wynne III JlrileB i\Ular~r~ un

THE GEORGE M. PARKS AWARD, S50, is awarded THE HENRY L. JACOBS ENGLISH AWARD, a to the Business Administration senior who, by his selected set of books on literary subjects is pre ented intelligent use of leadership qualities, has done the to the graduating student in the Deparlment of most LO enhance the reputatioll of Bryaut College. Secrelarial and Office Education who attains the highest standing in English composition throughout STEWART E. COHEN the curriculum.

THE JAY HARRISON MANCHESTER POUTICAL JANICE LYNN JEFFREY SCIENCE AWARD, $50, is awarded to the senior who has achieved a distinguished record in the THE PELL MEDAL FOR UNITED STATES HIS­ field of pOlitical science studies. TORY is presented annually to a member of the graduating class who displays excellence in the tudy RICHARD MARK BIBEN of United States History. Rhode Island's Junior Sen­ ator, The Honorable Claiborne de Borda Pell, pre­ THE CHARLES CURTIS AWARD, 50, is presented sents this medal to honor the memory of his father. by friends of the College to a student from the De­ the late Herbert C. Pell, statesman and diplomat, partment of Secretarial and Office Education who who served our country as Ambassador to Hungary has manifested cOUIteous conduct and a cooperative and Minister to Portugal. spirit in personal relations and demonstrated a ca­ pacity for busines leadership. This award was in­ THOMAS J. WESTGATE augurated when the late Mr. Curtis was Vice Presi­ dent of the United States. THE WALL STREET JOURNAL AWARD, a silver medal SUitably in cribed and a year's subscription to RHONDA RAE RUTKOWSKI the Wall Street Journal, is awarded to the Business Administration senior who has distinguished him­ THE ALUMNI AWARD, $50, is awarded in the De­ self in the field of economics, finance, and invest­ partment of Secretarial and Office Education to the ments. graduating student whose personality and scholastic ROLAND LUCIEN DIORIO ability demonstrate the greatest potential for a suc­ cessful career in his chosen field. THE BRYANT TYPEWRITING AWARD, a gold MARIA E. PHILLIPS medal suitably inscribed, is awarded to the gradu­ ating student in the Department of Secretarial and. Office Education who throughout the COUIse has THE JOHN ROBERT GREGG AWARD, a gold maintained the highest level of achievement in medal suitably inscribed, is presented to the gradu­ typewriting. ating student in the Department of Secretarial and Office Education who has maintained a high level RUTH CUSHING of achievement in shorthand. THE BRYANT COLLEGE GOOD CITIZENSHIP BRENDA SUE GARDNER. AWARD, a United States Savings Bond given by JANICE LYNN JEFFREY Edwin H. Keast, a member of the Class of 1949, is awarded to the senjor who has demonstrated the qualities of sincerity and vigorous industty in the THE JEREMIAH CLARK BARBER AWARD, $50, is interest of good citizenship and who has by example pre ented to the graduate completing a Bachelor's furthered better government on and off the campus. degree curriculum who has the most consistent rec­ ord of improvement in mastering the subject matter STEWART E. COHEN of his College program.

HowARD B. RIVKIN THE ALLAN H. BOYLE A'VARD, $50, is awarded to the student in the Bu iness T eacher Education De­ partment who has done the most to enhance the THE ROGER W. BAH ON AWARD, a gold medal reputatjon of this Department. This award is given suitably inscribed, i presented to the Business Ad­ by Dr. Boyle, assistant psychological director in ministration senior who has distinguished himself Union, New Jersey. because of character, an orderly mind, sound judg­ ment, and ys tematic business habits. MARGARET ANGELA CHIARADIO

EDWARD ALBERT ALVES AFL-CIO AWARD, The Meat Cutters and Food Store Workers Award of $50 is presented to the graduat­ THE BRYANT COLLEGE AWARD, a selected set of ing student who has made the most creative study of books on business subjects is awarded to the Business labor-management relations. This award is given Administration senior who has shown the greatest annually by Local 328, AFL-CIO, for the purpose improvement in methous of thinking and research of focusing attention upon the field of labor-manage­ and who displays thoroughness in analyzing facts ment relations and showing proper recognition to and figures. this important area of modem business education.

ROBERT ANTHONY NADEAU, JR. JA IES LAURENCE MAY PHI KAPPA TAU BROTHERHOOD AWARD, a THE VINCE T VOTOLATO CHOLASTIC·ATH­ silver Revere Bowl suitably inscribed, is given by LETIC AWARD. This award. an engraved plaque. this fraternity of Bryant College to the senior who uitably inscribed, was inaugurated in 1965 by has exhibited outstanding brotherhood and leader­ Vincent Votolato, Sr., of Hopkin ton, Massachusetts, ship in promoting policies beneficial to Bryant Col­ Bryant Class of 191 4. It is given each yea.r to an lege and the entire student body. athlete for excellence of academic p erformance and participation in varsity athletics at the College. This LoUISE LAMPERT year's recip ient was selected by all the arsity coaches and was a member of the Tennis team.

SENIOR CLASS INVEST MENT AWARD, one or more WAWE STEVEN BYERS shares of stock presented by the members of the Senior Class to the senior achieving the highest dis­ tinction in the study of investments. THE SELF RELIANCE AWARD. This award, $100, is given by A.R .A . Services to a mature individual MARSHA RUTH SCHOENINCER who is well liked by fellow students and teachers to whom he has shown dependability and trust. T his person has shown qualities in the areas of being THE RHODE ISLAND SOCIETY OF CERTIFIED punctual in h is work, leadership ability, and that PUBUC ACCOUNTANTS AWARD, an engraved of assuming some financial respon ibility for h is plaque to the student obtaining the highest score education. In addition to the above qualities, this in the American Institute of Accountants Level II person exemplifies, both in thought and deed, a Achievement Test. strong belief ill himself and hi fellow man.

ROBERT ANTHONY ADEAU, JR. EDWARD ALBERT ALvES (ilqf inar~ nf wrusttts

Ch airman of the Board: '"' D R. E . GARDNER J ACOBS President Emeritus and Chancellor, ~ D R. C LARENCE H . G IFFORD, JR. Bryant College Chairm{ln of the Board, R hode Island Hospital T mst N ational Bank T H E REv. W ILLIAM P AU L I-lAAs, a.p. Profe SOT of Philosophy, Providence Vice Chairman of the Board: College (Pas t President of Providence College) · DR. FREDERICK C. T ANNER Chairman of the Board, Federal Products Corporation PAUL F. HARTZ President, Chairman of the Board, and Chief Executive Officer, Fram D EFOREST W. ABEL, JR. Corporation President, Automobile Mutual Insurance Company of America DR. GEORGE J. KELLEY ""' HOWARD W. ARMBRUST Senior Vice President, Swank, Inc. President, Armbrust Chain Company DR. SOL K OFFLER D R. GEORGE H . A RRIS President and Chairman of the Board, Financial and Business Editor, A merican Tourister Luggage, Warren, Pmvidence Journal and Bulletin R hode Island

T HOMAS J . B ROWN Assistant to the President, Polaroid G. R u SELL LEBEAU Corporation of Cambridge, Massachusetts Presiden t and T reasurer, Bo Bernstein 0- Co.

* DR. HARRY F. EVARTS President, Bryant College D R. FELIX A. MIRANDO Chairman of the Board, Imperial D R. WILLIAM S. FISHMAN KniJe Company, Inc. President, Automatic Retailers oJ America D R. WILLIAM P. ROBINSON, JR. Associate Commissioner, Rhode Island R ICHARD W. FRENCH State Department of Education Professor of Business Administration, Ohio University, A thens, Ohio DR. FRANK G. WANGEM N $ EDWARD F. HINDLE, E SQUIRE Lenior Vice President, Hilton HotelJ EdwaTds and Angell Corporation

4IExecutive Committee of the Board of T rustees

Bearer of the Harriet E. J acobs Memorial Mace

PAT RICK J. KEEL E Y President, B-ryant College Faculty Fede1'ation

MUSIC-The Ed Drew Orchestra AVA T ~OlLEGE , \.~CHlVES

FLAG BEARERS Daniel Francis Harrington, Phi Sigma Nu John Larisa III, Tau Epsilon William Francis Sweeney, Phi Epsilon Pi

ST UDENT MARSHALS Betty Louise Applebey Deborah Paula Meldonian Stephen Francis Benn David Gilbert Brown

FACUL T Y M ARSHALS Earle A. Messer Stewart C. Yorks Robert F. BiTt

USHER S BETA SIGMA CHI KAPPA T AU John M . Day Richard B. Leto Colin L. Riley T imothy 1. Moss SIGMA IOTA BETA Donna L. Ligeiro TAU KA PPA EPSILON Bru ce E. Monaco Kenneth J. Farley SIGMA LAMBDA THETA Barbara J. Masi Donna M. Messore T A. U EPSILON Saul H . Lindenfeld SiGMA IOT A XI Marcia E. Senk Roberta A. Lambert DELTA. SIGMA PHI Carol L. Carlson Robert M. Rhault Mark T. Gilchrist Joseph A. Miller PHI UPSILON Eva Mae Morris Iris S. Gresack. PH I SIGMA NU Robert A. Feldman ALPHA PHI KAPPA Ann Susan Consigli

PH I EPSIL ON PI Jeffrey A. Asher BETA SIGMA OMICRON Lawrence B. Norstrom Maureen J. Foye