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One _}jundred and Sixteenth Lommencemenl

SUMMER DIPLOMA EXERCISES

AUGUST 14, 1966

2:15P.M.

u. D. FIELDHOUSE BOARD OF TRUSTEES ORDER OF EXERCISES Very Rev. James M. Darby, S.M., Chai1·man, Very Rev. John A. Elbert, S.M., Bro. John J. Jansen, S.M., Rev. George Renneker, S.M ., Reco1·ding S ec1·eta1·y, Very Rev. Raymond A. Roesch, S.M., S ecretary, Bro. Robert A. Thomson, VERY REv. RAYMOND A. RoESCH, S.M. S.M.

PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATE BOARD OF LAY TRUSTEES Presiding Louis Wozar, P1·esident, David L. Rike, Vice-P1·esident, Eugene A. Mayl, Sec1·etary, I. H . Jones, T1 ·easurer, Stanley C. Allyn, C. M. Barnes, Edwin G. Becker, Loren M. Berry, E. Bartlett Brooks, James M. Cox, Jr., Samuel L. Finn, Huber W. Gillaugh, Carroll A. Hochwalt, Louis R. Jacobs, Eugene W. Dr. Betty ]. Thomas Kettering, William J. Kuntz, Herman F . Lehman, H. Talbott Mead, Robert S. PROCESSIONAL Oelman, Louis F. Polk, Walter A. Reiling, George E. Sheer, James M. Stuart, Dwight Young, Very Rev. James M. Darby, S.M., Bro. Joseph J. Mervar, S.M., Rev. George B. Barrett, S.M. Very Rev. Raymond A. Roesch, S.M. INVOCATION VICE-PRESIDENT

ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL THE NATIONAL ANTHEM The Audience Very Rev. Raymond A. Roesch, S.l\1., Chairman, Rev. George B. Barrett, S.M., Rev. Norbert C. Burns, S.M., Rev. Charles L. Collins, S.M., Bro. Elmer C. PRESENTATION oF HoNoR GRADUATES Rev. Charles ]. Lees, S.M. Lackner, S.M., Rev. Charles J. Lees, S.M., Bro. Joseph J. Mervar, S.M., Bro. PROVOST Stephen I. Sheehy, S.M., Rev. Thomas A. Stanley, S.M., Rev. Paul J. Wagner, S.M., Secreta1·y. CoNFERRING oF DEGHEES The President

UNIVERSITY MARSHAL Undergraduate Degrees Dr. Wilfred J. Steiner, Chai1·man, Depa1·tment of History. Graduate Degrees

ASSISTANT MARSHALS THE UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON ANTHE.

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BACCALAUREATE DEGREES

THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

DR. LEONARD A. MANN, S .M., DEAN t/ zv­ BACHELOR OF ARTS ~ /J? - ~ W

ART /)f t{) MARY E. FITZGERALD - - Dayton, 0 . MADONNA l. REICH ER T --- Dayton, 0. 7 ~ ASSOCIATE DEGREES STEPHEN l. MAY -- - -- Dayton, 0 .

THE SCHOOL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COMMUNICATION ARTS

MR. WILLIAM J. HOBEN, D EAN + THOMAS E. KERNER Bethlehem, Pa. tFREDERICK J. RICHARDS -- Freehol, N. J. JOHN G. MAKUH -- Homestead, Pa.

ENGLISH ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION /?1-c;) w "=' --lv ..vJAMES D. BEACH ---Bellefontaine, 0. 'ARTHUR J. SUCHOCKI - Saginaw, Mich./ '7 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT vtPATRICIA E. CARROLL -- Stamford, Conn. OHN W. SWEENY - -- -Dayton, 0. / ~ ...... -MARGARET M. DeCHATELET - - Dayton, 0 . ~AR OL E. TANSEY - Kansas City, Mo. GER ALD W. FRIDE NMAK ER - - Dayton, 0 . / DENNIS J. HEINLY, S.M. -- Cleveland, 0 ...... KAREN M. TORPP EY Glen Ridge, N. J...... -LAWRENCE W. HENKE, Ill Dayton, 0 . _...... JOA NNE F. ULIS - South Euclid, 0. V NJfoRY JO MILILLO ---- Hamilton, 0 . ./""WILLIAM J. VERNON - - - - lebanon, 0 . SECRETAR IAL STUDIES /j'KAREN E. PROUTY - Dayton, 0 . OBERT C. YARNELL -- Napoleon, 0 . /EDWARD A. SANDOW - New Haven, Conn. ELIZABETH C. GOCHNAUER - Baltimore, Md. ELAINE SHILLITO --- Washington, D. C. FRENCH tJOHN C. BAIN, S.M. --- Painesville, 0. JAMES R. STANLEY Buffa lo, N. Y. ~ HISTORY ------""'""R OBERT G. BAKER Dayton, 0 . ,.. THOMAS M. P. HANNIGAN - Barrington, 111. // / BRIAN P. BUCKLEY Red Ban k, N. J. , MARK T. KENNY - ---Pittsburgh, Pa. J..­ THE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE MARSHAL L A. BUECHL Y - - - Dayton, 0. RICHARD l. KINIRY - - - Drexel Hill, Pa. " tKEVIN P. CLIFFORD Rochester, N. Y. THOMAS E. MclAUGHLI N - Rockvil le Centre, N.Y. CHARLES E. DECKER -- - Springfield, 0 . ...- JANE E. SCHO EN HARL Cincinnati, 0 . DR. MAURICE R. GRANEY, DEAN ::;_ GARY D. FAVROT - Dayton, 0. ,.- ANTHONY J. ZIRPOLI , JR. - Whitestone, N. Y.

LATIN ASSOCIATE IN TECHNOLOGY LEONARD C. HAMM, S.M. -- Pittsburgh, Pa . l v- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY MATHEMATICS JOHN N. DUES -- -- - Coldwater, 0 . WILLIAM F. KOTHMAN, S.M . --Sidney, 0 .

PH ILOSOPHY fWILLIAM J. CAMPBELL, S.M. - Mineola, N. Y. tJOHN P. HOOVER , S.M. Charlotte, N. C. l.f:-"1JAMES l. HEFT, S.M. - -- Cleveland, 0 . ( magna cum laude ~ "1- . ~ C:, Ptf!.S, ~ r . ~ ef?~s t In absentia ;- ~PN ~.-

SOCIOLOGY ./ .....- BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING / M- ~ W

-' ALBERT J. AUFMAN Pittsburgh, Pa. ELIZABETH R. WHITE ---- Dayton, 0. / fELAINE A. LOCHMANDY Elkhart, Ind. EDWINA K. NEWELL Fairborn, 0. J ~ SUSAN E. TIEMEIER -- - -- Dayton, 0 . fRICHARD N. MASSA - Dayton, 0.

SPEECH DENNIS M. GRAYSON - -- Mansfield, 0. ../ /

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS ._/' THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION " fLORNA G. LITTLER ----- Dayton, 0 . - EMILY C. THORNTON - - - Columbus, 0 . ..-.-' :.Z., / CHARLES M. McELLIGOTT - - Snyder, N. Y. MR. WILLIAM J. HOBEN, DEAN

BACHELOR OF MUSIC - I W 1 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - ...5'5" I?- )k.l -=-~ STRINGS ACCOUNTING PATRICIA D. RAHN -- - - Aurora, Ill. __.. GARY l. BALONIER - -- - Dayton, 0. ROBERT A. MARTIN ----- Dayton, 0. fLARRY T. DRESSELL ---- Jackson, Mich. WILLIAM E. NEARY - Dayton, 0. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - 1 0 ,v} STEPHEN C. GROSS -- Clayton, 0. THOMAS G. PETKEWITZ - Dayton, 0. WILLIAM F. KECK Newark, 0. THOMAS A. POE - - Dayton, 0 . BIOLOGY HAROLD P. LEE ------Byram, Conn. fNICHOLAS K. RONAN Dayton, 0. ,v DONALD J. MARSEE - --- Dayton, 0. JAMES W. BLUST ----- Tiffin, 0 . ROB~ RT l. HENTRICH, JR. --- Dayton, 0/

·~~ · ~ ECONOMICS COMPUTER SCIENCE v'" PATRICK W. HOGAN Hamilton, 0. JOHN R. PFLUG, JR. -- Bayville, l. I., N. Y. J RONALD F. CRISS ----- Dayton, 0. / WILLIAM V. MIXIE - - McKees Rocks, Pa. RUSSELL D. RAJANI -- - Des Plaines, Ill. ~ DENNIS l. MYERS ---- New Carlisle, 0. SHARON A. WAGNER - - - louisville, Ky. ....- ._..., GEOLOGY v RICHARD C. DORRLER - - Boyshore, N. Y. DOUGLAS J. HATTERSLEY - Springfield, N. J. ""' GENERAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

MATHEMATICS JOSEPH T. BERMINGHAM - - Elmira, N. Y. RAYMOND F. KINKEAD - Pittsburgh, Pa. ~ JAMES H. SIEGER --- - Hamburg, N. Y. JOHN H. LEWEY McHenry, Ill. fNELSON CHUNG, S.M. -- Honolulu, Hawaii CLIFFORD E. BROWNE - - - Manchester, Mo. NORMAN l. NAUGHTON - - Pittsburgh, Pa. c...-/ RICHARD A. BUTLER - -- Wayne, N. J. ARTHUR F. RIZZI, JR. - lansing, 0. PHYSICS WILLIAM B. CASSIDY --- louisville, Ky. PHILIP E. SALM - --- Sidney, 0. v THOMAS P. DENT -- Salem, Mo. magna cum laude PAUL E. HERDA ---- - Zanesville, 0. DAVID E. HOGAN ---- Fairfield, 0. ROBERT J. SPARKS --- Dayton, 0. WILLIAM T. HULTQUIST, JR. Dayton, 0. JAY RONALD VJINDSOR - Dayton, 0. PREMEDICAL t In absentia JOHN J. SOWKO --- - Pittsburgh, Pa. WILLIAM F. SWEENEY --- Pittsburgh, Pa. INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

tPAUL Y. CHANG Taiwan, China RICHARD A. KROEGER Lima, 0. )J ...- MARILYN E. HARTKE New Carlisle, 0. LURA RAE PETERMAN - - Dayton, 0. G. HUGH GILBERT Dayton, 0. tPHILIP C. THOMAS, JR. - Scotch Plains, N. J. / NANCY M. PEYTON - Detroit, Mich. THOMAS W. HANCOCK Cleveland, 0. DALE E. WEAVER -- Dayton, O.V "1"'4, a,_.,..v SR . ··~~- ~~~-~.Et ~ _HE~SEL~A~N,_ ~ Dayton, 0. SR. JOHN MARIE PI MENTAEL, magna cum laude C.PP .S. ------Dayton, 0 . +zoNA A. HOL MSTROM --- - Dayton, 0. SR. MARY JEANINE PIRKOLA, PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT "tSR. MARY FLORINE HOL Z, C.PP.S. - Dayton, 0. C.PP.S. -- - -- Dayton, 0. tWILLIAM V. HAGAN, JR. Sioux City, Ia . SR. M. EMMA HOYING, C.PP .S. - Dayton, 0. JACQUELINE P. POEPPELMEIER - Dayton, 0. SR. MARY ROSARIA KAISER, C.PP.S. - Dayton, 0 . 5-R-: MARY 8ER~MRDA-Petit-c;P~ (5>,;1 ~ magna cum laude ~ ------Dayton, 0. SR. MARY RONALDINE KARCHER, SR . ~ ANITA MARIE POST, MARKETING C.PP .S. -- - - Dayton, 0. C.PP .S. ------Dayton, 0 . THOMAS E. ARNDT -- Park Ridge, Ill. LYNN A. JOHNSON - -- McKeesport, Pa. SR . MARY MICHELENE KELLER, EILEEN A. PUTHOFF Dayton, 0. MICHAEL E. BELLERT --- - - Dayton, 0. tDONALD J. KELLEN Ozone Park, N. Y. C.PP .S. ------Dayton, 0. JUDITH THOMAS RAHAIM -- - Dayton, 0 . FRANCIS A. BONANNO, JR. - ,... Dayton, 0. JOHN E. KLINE Peabody, Mas • SR. ROSE MOIRA KE LLY, C.PP.S. - Dayton, 0. SR . MARY LADONNA RAM&I. ER, THOMAS H. BRAUN Dayton, 0 . GERALD A. KRUZEL - Chicago, Ill. PHYLLIS J. KITCHEN Dayton, 0. C.PP.S. ------Df yton, 0. tMICHAEL A. CALLAHAN Beacon, N. Y. JOHN T. MALKO --- - Garwood, N. J. I. SR. MARY LEONIE KR AMER, SR . MARY ROSALYN RODAK, C.PP.S. - Dayton, 0 . MICHAEL F. COLAGIOVANNI - Syracuse, N. Y. tJOSEPH E. NASTRI Camillus, N. Y. C.PP .S. - - --- Dayton, 0. cum laude DARYL A. DeSMYTER Grosse Pointe, Mich. CHRISTOPHER L. SARAGAGLIA Dayton, 0. CLARENCE M. LAMBERT Dayton, 0. PATRICIA l. RYAN Centerville, 0 . JOHN J. FREYVOGEL - Pittsburgh, Pa. JOHN E. STEINER Kettering, 0. ~ SR. MARY GENESIUS LAMPE, SR . ANNA MARIA SANDERS, J. MARTIN HUBER - --- - Dayton, 0. C.PP .S. --- -- Dayton, 0. C.PP.S. - - --- Dayton, 0. SHIRLEY ANN LAULE -- Columbia Station, 0. magna cum laude SR. MARY RAMONA LAUX, C.P P.S. - Dayton, 0 . SR. MARY ALOYSIA SAUNDERS, VIRGINIA N. LETNER Dayton, 0. C.PP.S. ------Dayton, 0 . SR. MARY DOLORES LEWIS, magna cum laude C.PP .S. -- - - Dayton, 0. SR . FRANCES MARY OF THE S.H. , SR. M. DOLO RINE LI ETIE, C.PP.S. - Dayton, 0. SCHOENUNG, SND de N. - Cincinnati, 0 . +FRANCES E. LOEBER Mansfield, 0 . SHI RLEY I. STAHL - - -- Mi am isburg, 0. THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION MARY ANN LON SERT - - Dayton, 0. -sR. RO!!ER'f MIC H.6.EL STOFFEL, .J} )?J WVVf J1".-Jcd/d-f'1 JUERGEN MACHOWSKY - Kettering, 0. SND de N. ------Daytod, 0 . /f BETTY C. McNEAL Trotwood, 0. ANN K. WATERS - New Albany, Ind. DR. JOSEPH J. PANZER, S.M., DEAN MARILYN J. MERCURIO - Cincinnati, 0. ROBIN MARIE WEISS - Middletown, 0 . SANDRA S. MICHAELS - -- Mentone, Ind. SR. MARY BENJAMIN WELCH, SR . M. CHARLES ANN MONNIN, C.PP.S. ------Dayton, 0 . BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION ;){ !'?- J o1 w ::::-- 1 .::J ? v C.PP.S. ------Dayton, 0 . SR. MARY GEORGELLEN WELDON, BARBARA MONNIN Covington, 0 . C.PP.S. ------Dayton, 0 . ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MARLENE MUHL ENKAMP Dayton, 0. SR. MARY MARGARET ANN WELDON, ANNA MA E MURPHY - Dayton, 0 . ANASTASIA C. ANDRIANO$ - Dayton, 0. , ANNA L. COTTRELL Dayton, 0. C.PP.S. ------Dayton, 0. BETTY JO NEAL Dayton, 0 . SR. MARIGRETIA WENC, C.PP.S. - Dayton, 0 . ../ SR. M. DeMONTFORT ANDRISIN, tDAISY W. COX -- Medway, 0. SR. MARY DONELDA NIEMEYER, NORMA JEAN WILDS - - - -Dayton, 0 . C.PP.S. ------Dayton, 0. tELIZABETH E. DAILEY ---- Dayton, 0 . C.PP .S. - - - - -Dayton, 0. SR. MARY TERENCE WILL , C.PP.S. - Dayton, 0 . megna cum laude SR. ~ DAVIS, _ SR. M. JANE EILEEN OSNER, .-- BETTY WITALEC Newark, 0. SR. MICHAELLA ASHBAUGH, SND de N.' ~ Columbus, 0 . C.PP.S. ----- Dayton, 0. SR . VICTOR MARIE ZENGEL, SND de N. ----- Columbus, 0. SR . GliRl'RI::JB E£>?A DAVIS, SR. MAR Y ROSE DOMIN IC OSTERLOH, SND de N. - -- Dayton, 0 . SR. M. ANGELA THERESE BALLARD, SND de N. - ~ Columbus, 0. C.PP.S. - - - -- Dayton, 0. BARBARA A. ZWELLING Dayton, 0 . C.PP.S. ------Dayton, 0. MARILYN L. DERWENSKUS -- Detroit, Mich. DOROTHY J. BATIELLE Dayton, 0 . tDOLORES A. DiNOVO -- - Cincinnati, 0. SR. M. ANGELO BAXTER, C.PP.S. - Dayton, 0. JO ANN DONOHUE Dayton, 0. PHYSICAL EDUCATION m,'JJ ANNA D. BENNETI Stanton, Ky. MARY ANN DORSTEN -- Dayton, 0. SR . M. URBAN BENSMAN, C.PP.S. - Dayton, 0 . JOAN MARIE EILERMAN Dayton, 0. FRANK D. CHEW North Charleroi, Pa. JOHN F. KELLY --- Trotwood, 0 . THELMA M. BERGMAN - Yorkshire, 0. MARY ANN EISMANN - Dayton, 0 . JAMES A. JENN INGS - Monroe, Mich. JOHN W. SWISHER Dayton, 0. LOUISE M. BLUBAUGH -- North Canton, 0. SR. MARY JOEL FAHEY, C.PP.S. Dayton, 0. DOROTHY J. BOATMAN Xenia, 0. HELEN FAIRCHILD Waynesville, 0. SECONDARY EDUCATION ELAINE M. BOLAND Dayton, 0. tMARY E. FISHER --- -- Dayton, 0. r &R . CECEL IA MA RI E BRANCHEAU, CHARLOTIE BESECKER FOURMAN - Pitsburg, 0. ROBERT C. BURTON Kettering, 0. 'fZOLTAN KISS, S.M. -- - - Cleveland, c.- . . ------Dayton, 0. JEANNINE F. FRIEND Tipp City, 0 . tDONALD CALLOWAY, S.M. Dayton, 0 . t THOMAS A. KNAPKE - Maria Stein, 0. v/' MONICA A. BROWN --- Trumbull, Conn. BERTHA C. GABBARD -- Dayton, 0. SR . JOEL YN MARIE GRIESGRABER, CLARENCE LEUGERS Rossburg, 0 . BARBARA L. BUDZIK -- East Hazel Crest, Ill. JAMES R. GRESS Dayton, 0 . C.PP.S. ---- Da yton, 0 . tJOHN McFARLANE, S.M. Cl evela nd, 0 . CAROLE D. BUSCHER Piqua, 0. tsR. JAMES M.<\RTHA GREWE, tGERALD F. HEIN , S.M. - - - - Ludlow, Ky. THOMAS C. MOUNTZ, JR. Kettering, 0. MARY A. CHERPESKI Dayton, 0. SND de N. - --- Hamilton, 0. BRUCE E. HILDEBRAND Dayton, 0. ANNETTE T. PENHALLEGON l eawood, Kan. SANDRA L. CONNELL Dayton, 0 . f ACCU RSIO J. INDELICATO Bro ::> klyn, N. Y. DAVID L. PEREZ Belleville, Ill.

t In absentia GRADUATE DEGREES DONALD R. POWELL - Springfield, 0. JAMES J. STEINEMAN, S.M. Dayton, 0 . JUDITH M. RAWERS - - Dayton, 0. magna cum laude magna cum laude tJAMES E. THOMAS, S.M. - - Pittsburgh, Pa. THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES KENNETH C. RITTNER - - Dayton, 0. tJOHN A. TROJANSKI, S.M. -- Cleveland, 0 . HAROLD E. SCHMIESING --- Sidney, 0. tSR. M. AQUIN VERKAMP, OSB - Ferdinand, Ind. DR. LEONARD A. MANN, S.M., DEAN MARY ELLEN SCHOENLEIN - Ft. Recovery, 0. tDONALD WEST, S.M. -- - - Dayton, 0. DELORES ANN SCHROEDER - - Ottawa, 0. tSTANLEY J. ZUBEK, S.M. -- - Cl eveland, 0 . MASTER OF ARTS KATHLEEN M. SCULLY - Un iversity Heights, 0. ~ r1 ..- 5 IV -:;;. ..J-(J'fv ENGLISH / v BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MUSIC EDUCATION I M - ) W ~ .;1 / f / SR. META MARIE CREADON, C.PP.S. - Dayton, 0. JOHN J. McNALLY, JR. Atlantic, N. J., ,r- t,j. Ao/ L ~ DONNA S. KNIGHT --- - Dayi on, 0 . MICHAEL T. MANGAN - - -- Dayton, 0. (B.A., Notre Dame College '47) (B.A., Glassboro State College '61) ~ -r tROBERT F. GEORGE -- East Rochester, N. Y. ARH I' 'R h MOlFFIERt40 Philadelphia, Pa. (B.A., John Carroll University '64) (Villanova University '64) MARY KATHLEEN HANEY - - Pittsburgh, Pa . tMICHAEL H. ROCCIA Chester, Pa. (B.A., St. Francis College '64) (B.S., Un ivers ity of Dayton '64) JAMES E. JUERGENSEN Dayton, 0 . tDOROTHY C. STRIEBER Austin, Te x. (B.A., Valparaiso University '58) (B .A., University of Texas '38) PATRICK T. KELLY ---- Cincinnati, 0. MARY J . WERNER ----- Dayton, 0 . THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING (B.A., Xavier Un iversity '64) (B .A., Ohio Wesleyan University '28)

DR. MAURICE R. G.RANEY, DEAN HISTORY / GAIL L. WILEY Da yton, 0. -1- BACHELOR OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 'f M s/ (B.S., University of Dayton '46)

STEVEN P. FRONING New Bremen, 0. THOMAS J. WADDICK Indianapolis, Ind. MASTER OF SCIENCE ERIC B. RUPPERT ---- Wapakoneta, 0. RICHARD E. WUEST -- Rome, N. Y. CHEMISTRY / BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING 3 fV) / LAWRENCE E. BROWN -- - - Dayton, 0 . EVERETT A. MOORE, JR. Trotwood, 0. _..,;;;.. (B.S., Un iversity of Dayton '62) (B.S., University of Dayton '62) JAMES P. HANAGAN Sidney, 0 . DANIEL D. MORRILL Columbus, 0 . ~ tRAYMOND TO-PING Ll Hong Kong WALTER B. KENNEDY, JR. - Cleveland Heights, 0. v (B.S., New Mexico Highland University '64) BACHELOR OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 3 f1 v

DAVID L. ROYER - Dayton, "tAGUSTIN CAMARERO DE PEDRO - Madrid, Spain o.Z THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION FRANCIS SZE KIT CHAN --- Hong Kong / / MR. WILLIAM J. HOBEN, DEAN BACHELOR OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING .;J fl1 v

MIGUEL A: ELIAS-BONET A - Rio Piedras, P. R. tRAFAEL L. ROVIRA-PASSALACQUA - Ponce, P. Ry MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION .) '1 /II} v

ALFRED P. ARCHER - Troy, 0 . WARREN J. DROUHARD, JR. - Springfield, 0. BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (B.S., University of Dayton '64) (B.S. , John Carroll University '64) RICHARD J. ASEBROOK Dayton, 0. WILLIAM B. DUNBAR ---- Fa irborn, 0 . JOHN R. BRINKMAN Kettering, 0. HUBERT E. MAGEE, JR . Dayton, 0. (B.S., University of Dayton '64) (B.S., Georgetown University '52) WAYNE A. HELMER ---- Fairborn, 0. ROBERT M. SMITH -- Dayton, 0./ L. EUGENE BALDWIN - - - - Da yton, 0. JACK M. GAINES ----- Dayton, 0 . DEAN A. LAMPMAN Cleveland, 0. (B.S.M.E., Tri-State College of Engineering '47) (B.S., Un iversity of Dayton '64) (B.A., University of Washington '57) DONALD E. GARLIKOV ---- Dayton, 0. BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY ~ JOSEPH H. BATTAGLIA - - - - Dayton, 0. (B .S., Ohio State University '65) 3M (B.S., Lehigh University '54) ROBERT C. HEL KE - - - -- Dayton, 0. v JO HN E. BURKE, JR . -- - - Dayton, 0. (8.M.E., University of Dayton '58) 0 ..Wt; li ~lli , JEFFER'Y" - - Lebanon, 0 . CHARLES R. LeFEVER - - Montoursville, Pa. :? (B.S., University of Dayton '64) tHAROLD HOWELL - - -- Dayton, 0 . tFRANCIS J. KESLO Franklin, N. J. RO SERT C. MISSIG, JR . - - Monroeville, 0 GORDON TAl HONG CHING -- Dayton, 0. (LL.B., University of Alabama, (B.S., Xavier University '63) School of Law '49) t In absentia DORRANCE M. DAVIES ---- Dayton, 0. (B.A., Utica College of Syracuse University '61) H. WADE JENNINGS ----- Dayton, 0. JOSEPH MEZERA, JR. --- Springfield, 0 . SR. PHILIP SILER, S.C. - Mount St. Joseph, 0 . JAMES A. WEAVER Dayton, 0. (B.S., College of Mt. St. Joseph' '60) (B.I.E., Ge ne ral Motors Institute '61) (B.B.A., Western Reserve Un iversity '64) (B.A., Dartmouth College '40) ROBERT E. KATZENBACH --- Dayton, 0. tGODFREY C. MISUS Springdale, Pa. ANTHONY SORICE ----- Dayton, 0. EILEEN ROSE WENING ---- Dayton, 0 . (B.M.E., General Motors Institute '55) (B.S.B.A., Drexel Institute of Technology '59) (B.S. in Music, University of Dayton '57) (B.S., University of Dayton '62) WILLIAM C. KUNTZ ----- Dayton, 0. JAMES C. PUTHOFF Dayton, 0. SYLVESTER T. SPALDING --- Dayton, 0. SR. LOUIS MARY WILL, C.D.P. - Allison Park, Pa. (B.A., Knoxville College '51) (B.S., University of Dayton '64) (B.S., Un iversity of Dayton '64) (B.E., Duquesne University '59) BOBBY L. LANGLEY ----- Enon, 0. JOHN C. SEITZ ------Dayton, 0. (B.A. , Lindsey Wilson Jr. College '49) (B.S., Ohio State University '53) (B.S., Tennessee Polytechnic Institute '5 1) LEONARD E. SMITH Miamisburg, 0. (B.S., University of Illinois '63) (B.S.I.M., University of Cincinnati '61) THOMAS C. LANIK ----- Dayton, 0. EDWARD W. STEFANKO ---- Dayton, 0 . (B.B.A., Southwest Texas State '58) (FI .S., University of Dayton '63) ROBERT E. McKINNEY --- ' Dayton, 0 . CLIFFORD L. WEIDNER --- Middletown, 0 . (B.S.C., DePaul University '57) (B.S., University of Illinois '52) THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING tCHRISTOPHER J. MEYER, Ill Dayton, 0 . (B.M.E., Marquette University '53) DR. MAURICE R. GRANEY, DEAN (B.C.E., University of Southern California '57)

MASTER OF SCIENCJ:; IN ENGINEERING

JOSEPH M. FARREN Dayton, 0. tBERNARD R. KRASICKI - Pittsburgh, Pa. (B.E.E. , University of Dayton '61) (B.Ch.E., University of Dayton '64)

THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

DR. JOSEPH J. PANZER, S.M., DEAN / ./ v' MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION b 1'1 - / b W -::.. 0) c9 %~ •

SR . MARY DeCHANTAL BEAVER, SR. ANNA McDERMOTI, SND de N. C.PP.S. ------Dayton, 0 . ------Columbus, 0. (B.S., Athenaeum of Ohio '50) (B.S., Athenaeum of Ohio '45) SR. MARY GILBERT BROWN, O.S.U. - Louisville, Ky. SR. ~ ARIE McGR IF FIN, S.P. (B.A., Ursuline College '60) ~ - - Te rre Haute, Ind. ANDREW D. DIXON - Bellevue, 0. (B.S., St. Mary of the Woods '61) (B.S., Un ivers ity of Dayton '56) tsR. M. CATHRYN MEYER, F.S.P.A. J. A. FRANZ Deyton, 0. ------LaCrosse, Wise. (B.S., Otterbein College '54) (B.S., Viterbo College '4B) SR. ROSE MARIE GARVEY, S.P. - Indianapolis, Ind. i"SR. BRENDAN MURRAY, H.H.M. - Cleveland, 0. (B.A., St. Mary of the Woods '60) (B.S. , St. John College '60) SR. JEAN MARIE HETTINGER, O .S.U. tsR. JANE FRANCES MYERS, H.H.M. - Ashtabula, 0 . Louisville, Ky. (B.S., St. John College '57) (B .A., Ursuline College '60) tBRO. GREGORY CARL ROTH, F.S.C. JUN E MARABLE ------Dayton, 0 . Pittsburgh, Pa. (B.S. , Central State College '48) (B.A., LaSalle College '58) tSR. JOHNELLE MARSCHALL, O .S.B. (M.A., LaSalle College '59) ------St. Joseph, Minn. SR. MARY CERONA SCHIELTZ, C.PP.S. (B.A., College of St. Benedict '57) Miamisburg, 0 . (B.S. , Athenaeum of Ohio '56) JERRY SEMAN ---- Dayton, 0 . (B.S., University of Dayton '61) t In absentia ACADEMIC COSTUME

Academic costumes are as old as the Universities themselves. Practically all of them derive from some form of clerical or priestly garb worn by the students and faculty in the Middle Ages. In Europe, each institution seems to have its own variant of costume, but in America academic costume follows a uniform code drawn up by a special commission in 1895, The code has three main parts; that is, it deals with caps, gowns and hoods. The Oxford type cap or mortar-board seems to have evolved from the square biretta of Renaissance churchmen. It is always black and may be of an appropriate material except that velvet is reserved for doctors. The tassel worn with the cap has three variations. First, it may be black for any degree. Second, it may be the color of the faculty in which ' the degree was granted. Third, a tassel made of gold metali c thread is reserved to doctors and governing officials of institutions. At the moment the degreo is awarded, the tassel is switched from the right to the left side of the cap. COMMISSIONS IN THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES Gowns, which according to the code are all black, are of three kinds. The bachelor's gown is a relatively simple kind falling in straight lines from a fairly elaborate yoke. Its distinguishing characteristic is the long pointed sleeves. Master's gowns are set apart by a Quartermaster Corps *THOMAS EDWARD ARNDT Business p€'culiar arrangement of the long sleeves whereby the arms emerge from the sleeves Artillery JOSEPH THOMAS BERMINGHAM Business through slits at the elbow. The rest of the sleeve dangles and terminates around the knee Artillery of the wearer in a square end into which a semi-circle is cut. In 1960, however, the gown. *THOMAS HENRY BRAUN Business was modified. In place of the elbow slit, an opening was made at the wrist and the gown Business Transportation Corps CLIFFORD EDWARD BROWNE was made to close. The doctor's gown is an elaborate costume marked by velvet panels Adjutant General Corps MARSHALL ALLEN BUECHL Y Arts & Sciences down the front and around the neck as well as by three bars of the same material on the Quartermaster Corps MICHAEL ALOYSIUS CALLAHAN Business bell shaped sleeves. It is cut much fuller than the other gowns and unlike them may be Quartermaster Corps ornamented in color. Both the paneling and the sleeve bars may show the faculty in which RICHARD JAMES CRARY Arts & Sciences Quartermaster Corps the degree was awarded. WILLIAM VINCENT HAGAN, J R. Business Army Intell igence BRUCE ELWOOD HILDEBRAND Education The hood alone clearly shows the level of the degree, the faculty in which it was Signal Corps given, and the institution which awarded it. The level of the degree is shown by the DAVID EDWARD HOGAN Business Infantry size of the hoed, the width of the velvet trimming, and in the case of the doctor, by the *GERALD PETER KRUEGER Arts & Sciences Transportation Corps shape. The bachelor's, the master's, and doctor's hoods are three feet, three and one-half JOHN THOMAS MALKO Business feet, and four feet long respectively. The velvet trimming in the same order is two, three Si gnal Corps NORMAN LOUIS NAUGHTON Business and five inches. This extends all around the hood on the exposed edge. To make a more Infantry *THOMAS GEORGE PETKEWITZ Busi ness comfo;tcble fit, it is allowed to narrow on the neck band. This •ame trimming identifies the Army Intelligence faculty in which the degree was awarded. For each faculty there is a corresponding color JAMES RICHARD STANLEY Arts & Sciences so a glance at the trimming is all that is needed to identify the faculty. The institution Business Signal Corps PHILIP CARROLL THOMAS, JR . which awarded the degree is indicated by the colored lining. Dayton hoods are lined with Eng ir.eer Corps RICHARD ERIC WUEST Engineer cardinal red silk crossed by a Columbia blue chevron.

The color of the faculty referred to above indicates the field in which the degree was taken. The colors seen most often in a Dayton procession, with the fields they represent are: * Distinguished Military Graduates White Arts, Letters, Humanities Drab Commerce, Accountancy, Business Light Blue Education Orange Engineering Brown Fine Arts Purple Law Lemon Library Science Pink Music Apricot Nursing Dark Blue Philosophy Sage Green Ph ys ical Education Golden Yellow Science Scarlet Theology On mountain high and hillside, o'er meadow and through dell, In busy mart and hamlet, where hearts their story tell, A clarion voice is ringing, it rises, now it falls, Arouse, ye sons of Dayton, your Alma Mater calls.

U. D., we hear you calling, Fidelity's the test, Your stalwart sons all answer from North, South, East and West, With measured tread advancing, our emblem full in view, We sound your praise and pledge our loyalty to the Red and Blue.