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Commencement Program, 6-13-1965 John Carroll University John Carroll University Carroll Collected Commencement Programs University 6-13-1965 Commencement Program, 6-13-1965 John Carroll University Follow this and additional works at: http://collected.jcu.edu/commencementprograms Recommended Citation John Carroll University, "Commencement Program, 6-13-1965" (1965). Commencement Programs. 38. http://collected.jcu.edu/commencementprograms/38 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]. Commencement Seven O'Clock P.M., Sunday, June 13th, 1965 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ORDER OF EXERCISES Processional INVOCATION Reverend Thomas P. Conry, S.J., Ph.D. Academic Vice President CONFERRING OF DEGREES ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES Very Reverend Hugh E. Dunn, S.J., S.T.L., Ph.D., LL.D. President BENEDICTION Most Reverend John F. Whealon, S.T.L., S.S.L., D.D., LL.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Cleveland Recessional DEGREES IN COURSE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Candidates will be presented by Reverend Joseph 0. Schell, S.J., A.M., S.T.L. Dean Bachelor of Arts in Classics John Walter Beaver John Carl Jahrling Thomas Edward Betz, John Vincent Jezierski magna cum laude James Edward Kaplar, Edward Albert Cinadr cum laude John Joseph Covolo, Dennis Michael Kelly, cum laude cum laude John James Dunn Paul Aloysius Lechowick William Arthur Flaherty, Jr. William Joseph McGrath, Mark John Hanket, magna cum laude magna cum laude John Joseph McMahon James Francis Xavier Heffernan James Michael Schur John Joseph Hurley, Jr., Joseph Vincent Tesone magna cum laude Nicholas Carl Tibaldi Bachelor of Arts Roger William Allman Herbert Cornelius Brosnan, Jr. Richard Edward Armon Daniel Joseph Burns Clifford Otto Baechle Robert Carey Burt Michael O'Neil Bellamy, William James Carney, magna cum laude magna cum laude Edward James Berleman, Richard John Cermak, in absentia cum laude Mitchell John Bienia John Delmer Chandler J. Patrick Bowers William Howard Corrigan Peter Frederick Crooks, Richard Claude Kirkpatrick magna cum laude Paul Douglas Kochanowski, William John Davis, cum laude cum laude Ralph Anthony Koeberer, Ralph Thomas De Franco cum laude Robert Russell DeMaria Robert John Kolesar, Thomas Jefferey Dentino cum laude William Alfred Derrick, Jr. Gerald Allen Kopfinger James Joseph Dowling, Timothy Eugene Kramer in absentia Charles Albert Kromer Charles Thomas Englehart Roger Michael Krumhansl Kenneth E. Esper John Edward Kulasik Neil Christopher Evans James Edward Kulig James Patrick Flanagan David Michael La Guardia, Paul Hans Forster cum laude Ronald David Foth Richard Gary Lewis David Joseph Gauntner Gerald Joseph Lomasz Paul Nicholas Gelin Richard Arthur Lorig David Florien Gierszal William Anthony Lusk Terrance Joseph Goetz Kenneth Norman Lynch Paul Anthony Gorka Michael Edward McDonagh William Anthony Goyette Stephen Henry McElroy II Robert Joseph Hammarley Gerald John McEvoy Peter Gilbert Hayek Kim A. McGovern Robert Patrick Heffernan Thomas Francis McGrath III, James Stephen Herak cum laude Donald Frederick Hoffman, Jr., William Norbert McLinden in absentia Terrence Lee McNulty Michael Joseph Hogan Dennis Joseph Madge Francis Philip Hubach, Jr. James Stanley Manista, Herman Thomas Hughes magna cum laude Richard Alfred Hura Arthur Anthony Masciere, Jr. Charles Sutherland Hymers Bernard Bryan Masterson Thomas Richard June Donald Francis Mikes Robert Peter Karam Edward Joseph Miller Richard Lee Keidel James Edward Moran Edward George Kelly, John Patrick Mulloy cum laude James Joseph Murray Kevin Robert Kelly John Patrick Murray John William Kenesey, John Walter Murray cum laude Robert James Muto Kenneth Joseph Kerata Michael Edward Naylon, Duane Thomas Kexel, in absentia magna cum laude Myron Joseph Nowacki William Frank Kickel John Michael O'Connor Peter Joseph Kiernan, Paul Raymond Ohm cum laude Donald Joseph Ori Joseph Martin O'Toole, Patrick Cushing Smith in absentia William Leonard Smith, Michael John Perri magna cum laude Leonard Thomas Perry Robert Michael Snyder Norman James Peters Dennis John Sosnowski Jan Edward Peterson Robert Matthew Stana David Ross Pfalzgraf Richard Edward Stedd Joseph George Phillips Joseph James Stevens Richard Edward Pochowicz Thomas W. Sweeney, Robert Edward Polson magna cum laude J. Gordon Priemer, Ronald Clement Swencki in absentia Joseph Henri Thomas James Lawrence Quinn John Timothy Treter Gordon Joseph Rademaker, Brendan James V ana magna cum laude William Frank Vokoun, Jr., Edward Anthony Raimer cum laude Michael Joseph Wagner Robert George Rashid Thomas Martin Walsh James Joseph Riant Joseph Anthony Walther Thomas Joseph Rosby Charles Dorsey Warfield Carmen Michael Santorelli Martin Francis Wenzler, Raymond Theodore Saxen, Jr. in absentia Roger Carl Schell John Joseph Whelan Robert Michael Schlick Charles Anthony Wilson Barry Ellsworth Schonfeld Jack Joseph Winch Stephen James Sennott Charles James Winter Albert John Sheridan Andrew Anthony Y olch, Stephen Leo Siciliano, in absentia magna cum laude Charles George Youngers Robert Roderick Smedley Christopher Bernard Zegers Bachelor of Scienc!f3 in Social Science Thomas George Barko Robert Karl Klepac Ted Leo Bidigare, John Edward Kovach, in absentia in absentia Anthony Francis Compisi John James McNulty Dennis Charles Cuccia Michael George Mastronardi Dennis William Dempsey Bernard John Maxim Lawrence John Felter Donald Edward Mihalko David E. Finley, John Patrick Nash in absentia Kenneth Wayne Pavia Terence James Flynn James Lawrence Redmond Arthur Foth, Jr. Eugene Gregory Smith Donald Jerome Gacey William Knight Speno Robert Michael Hoffman John Edward Tigue Bachelor of Science Roger Raymond Abood Gerald John Lenhart James Michael Bazzoli Michael Patrick McAneny Jerome B. Bohinc Sean Patrick McGuan David Walter Broerman Dennis Robert McSeveney James Fredrick Brown Raymond Paul Mager Frank Raymond Bruening, Thomas Paul Malak magna cum laude Nicholas Joseph Malinski, Jr. John Dominic Brungo, Joseph Henry Marsey cum laude John Joseph Mieyal, Joseph Anthony Bucaro, cum laude cum laude Richard Anthony Mikol Stephen Joseph Buday, Thomas Francis Moran cum laude James Ignatius Nelson Bingley Lyman Burdick, Jr. Ronald Louis Nemeth Patrick Dominic Christopher, Frederick Matthew Nista cum laude Donald John Novotny Floyd Marcus Csir, Frederick Michael Occhino magna cum laude Robert A. Oleksiak Raymond Lew De Colibus, Thomas Anthony O'Malley, in absentia cum laude Stephen Lee DeOreo Douglas Samuel Palmenter James Richard Deppisch Charles John Prochaska, Jr. Walter Mark Douglas Anthony George Pucell Robert Alonzo Driscoll H. Scott Rees Hans Georg Fellner, Graziano Santangelo, cum laude magna cum laude Patrick John Flash Dennis Joseph Saturnino Charles Stuart Friedman Frederick James Sawaya, Richard Everett Gardner magna cum laude Henry Gintner, LeRoy Collin Sayner cum laude W olfhart Klaus Schubach Edward Joseph Gutman, James Benedict Smith magna cum laude James John Sokol, Jr. Arthur Joseph Hallinan, Jr. Joseph Philip Stenson, Thomas Allen Hayden cum laude Peter John Heinzer Dennis Allen Swyt Ralph Joseph Herbert, John Benedict Tarpey, Jr. magna cum laude Paul Dennis Vasko Thomas Charles Howald Frank Joseph Vermes George William Hughes Ralph Edward Walker, Stephen Milton J alics cum laude Rudy Joseph Jasko Richard Raymond Weber Raymond Eugene Karcher Paul Joseph Welsh, Joseph Arnold Kaufman magna cum laude Francis Joseph Kollarits David Michael Woods, Clemens Joseph Kuegeler cum laude Daniel Vincent Laskowski James Charles Worley EVENING COLLEGE Candidates will be presented by George E. Grauel, Ph.D. Dean Bachelor of Arts Fred A. Barnabei Robert Peter N azarini Carole Ann Brizz Mary Ann Rogers Michael Francis Cianciolo Robert Anthony Shaia Kenneth Anton Dayson Mary Anne H. Simonic William Frederick Green, Jr., Carmen James Vitantonio in absentia Cornelia Bridget Ward Mamie Annette Madge Antonino John Zampogna Baohelor of Science in Social Science William Jay Boslett Angelo Salvatore Milicia Thomas Ralph Coletto Patrick J. Murphy Frank John Cumberland, Jr. R. Thomas Ostrom, Jr. Manrico N. DeAngelis Mary Catherine Sweeney Richard Lee Johnson Lillian Therese Thomey, James Patrick McDermott summa cum laude James Francis McDonough Angelo Anthony Trivisonno Bachelor of Science Vito Joseph Arsena, Bernard Palumbo magna cum laude Donna Marie Pusz Warren Kirtlund Bower Ralph B. Siter, Jr. Frederick Lee Cossick Paul James Stager William Andrew Eggett Stephen Richard Strauch, Joseph Lawrence Fiala in absentia Nicholas Keserich, Jr. Joseph Francis Swyt Walter Allen Miller Joseph Kestutis Valaitis Wayne Thomas Olson James Richard Wiitala Eugene Palka SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Candidates will be presented by Arthur J. Noetzel, Jr., M.B.A., Ph.D. Dean Bachelor of Science in Business Administration John James Augustine John L. Mesker III Robert Myron Barkett, B.S.S. Robert Joseph .Miller Robert George Bedford Joseph B. .Mismas William Frederick Blake Thomas J. Mraz Robert Joseph Bonczek Robert Anthony .Mucci, Michael Joseph Boyer in absentia William Joseph Braidech Austin J. Mulhern Pat James Calabro James E . .Murphy Edward C. Christie Eugene T. Nowakowski Anthony Nicholas Culicchia Patrick F. O'Brien Frank John D'Amico William Patrick O'Rourke Arthur Patrick Davenport William Ralph Otter, Jr. Robert Hugh Dickinson Thomas Robert Quilter III M. V. Favetti George James Rakar Robert Raymond Gainer, William G. Reedy cum laude Arthur Edward Schneider
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