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digitalcommons.nyls.edu NYLS Publications Commencement Programs 6-12-1977 1977 Commencement Program New York Law School Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.nyls.edu/commencement_progs Recommended Citation New York Law School, "1977 Commencement Program" (1977). Commencement Programs. 21. https://digitalcommons.nyls.edu/commencement_progs/21 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the NYLS Publications at DigitalCommons@NYLS. It has been accepted for inclusion in Commencement Programs by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@NYLS. NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL Eighty-fifth Commencement Exercises June 12, 1977 ALICE TULLY HALL Lincoln Center New York, New York Eighty-fifth Commencement Exercises June 12, 1977 NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES John V. Thornton, Chairman of the Board Senior Vice President-Finance, Consolidated Edison Co., Inc. Charles W. Froessel, Honorary Chairman of the Board Trustee Emeritus Associate Judge, New York State Court of Appeals, 1950-1962 David Finkelstein, Vice Chairman Chairman of the Executive Committee and General Counsel Bates Manufacturing Company, Incorporated Alfred J. Bohlinger, Secretary Superintendent of Insurance, State of New York, 1950-1955 E. Donald Shapiro, Dean and Professor of Law A. H. Brawner, Jr. Executive Vice President Toronto Dominion Bank of California Chairman, Executive Committee, Brandon Applied Systems, Inc. William L. Bruce Vice Dean and Professor of Law, Harvard Law School Jerry Finkelstein Publisher, New York Law Journal Maurice R. Greenberg President, American International (Ins.) Group, Inc. Alfred Gross, Trustee Emeritus Trustee, Horace Mann School Walter M. Jeffords, Jr. Chairman of the Board, Northern Utilities, Inc. Mary Gardiner Jones Vice President for Consumer Affairs The Western Union Telegraph Co. Samuel J. Lefrak Chairman of the Board, Lefrak Organization, Inc. Robert E. Marshak President, City College of New York John J. Navin, Jr. Vice President and Secretary, ITT Corp. Harry Ostrov Past President, New York Law School Alumni Association Calvin H. Plimpton President, Downstate Medical Center Formerly President, Amherst College John M. Regan, Jr. Chairman of the Board, Marsh & McLennan, Inc. Robert F. Wagner Mayor of the City of New York, 1954-1965 Sydney A. Woodd-Cahusac Treasurer, Rockefeller University FACULTY AND OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION E. Donald Shaprio, Dean Daniel Gutman, Dean Emeritus Margaret S. Beam, Associate Dean Marshall E. Lippman, Assistant Dean Arnold H. Graham, Assistant Dean Anthony J. Scanlon, Secretary Andrew Simak, Librarian Lucille M. Hillman, Director Development and Alumni Affairs Robert I. Blecker Joseph T. Arenson Harry H. Lipsig James Brook Sidney H. Asch Anthony F. LoGatto John R. Dugan Michael M. Baden Joseph S. Lobenthal, Jr. Bernard R. Eiber Frederic S. Berman Michael S. London Nancy S. Erickson Elliott Biskind Jose A. Lugo Jeffrey E. Glen Arthur M. Borden George C. Mantzoros Suzanne Gottlieb Michael Botein Benjamin Melniker Miriam J. Haines Benjamin Busch Zuhayr A. Moghrabi Richard Harbus Myron Cohen Charles Morgan, Jr. Joseph H. Koffler Frank Cuccio Lester Nelson Robert S. Laney Anthony E. Davis Maurice N. Nessen Meredith Lang Nicholas L. Deak Abigail Pessen Joel S. Lee Joseph Difede Seymour M. Peyser Myres S. McDougal Herald P. Fahringer John G. Poles Joel M. Martel Leonard L. Finz Emanuel Rackrnan Cyril C. Me ans, Jr. Hyman Frankel Edward D. Re Stephen Newman Sylvia D. Garland Michael B. Rosen Martin Oliner Charles F. Gibbs Ernst Rosenberger Edward B. Samuels Marvin H. Gladstone Robert R. Rosenthal George M. Schain Milton S. Gould Henry B. Rothblatt Douglas Scherer Martin Greene Philip J. Rufo Nelson Seitel Julius Greenfield Louis E. Schwartz Franklyn C. Setaro Simeon L. Guterman Martin A. Schwartz Milton A. Silverman Mark D. Herman Lewis Shapiro James F. Simon John G. Ingram Ernest C. Stiefel C. Richard Stafford Marvin E. Jacobs James J. Sullivan Janet R. Tracy John W. Johnson Robert S. Taft Louis C. Jones John V. Thornton Alfred S. Julien Ernest Van Den Haag Albert Kalter Otto L. Walter Richard H. Kuh ORDER OF EXERCISE Dr. John V. Thornton, Presiding Chairman of the Board "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor" J. S. Bach "Prelude and Fugue on Bach" F. Liszt Christopher C. Donges organist PROCESSIONAL* "Pomp and Circumstance No. 1, op. 39" E. Elgar INVOCATION Rabbi Steven Riskin Lincoln Square Synagogue New York, New York THE NATIONAL ANTHEM F. S. Key Rosalind Elias soloist GREETINGS Dr. John V. Thornton Chairman Board of Trustees of New York Law School REMARKS Dr. T. Edward Hollander Deputy Commissionerfor Higher and Professional Education University of the State of New York of the State Education Department ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE WALTER M. JEFFORDS, JR. DISTINGUISHED WRITING A WARD in Honor of SYLVESTER C. SMITH, JR. David Finkelstein Vice-Chairman Board of Trustees of New York Law School RESPONSE Sylvester C. Smith, Jr. COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS Albert M. Sacks Dean of Harvard Law School AWARDING OF PRIZES E. Donald Shapiro Dean of New York Law School CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES Elizabeth Hughes Gossett President Supreme Court Historical Society Howard T. Markey Chief Judge United States Judge of Customs and Patent Appeals Daniel Patrick Moynihan United States Senator Albert M. Sacks Dean of HarvardLaw School CONFERRING OF DEGREES Introduction of Candidates by Associate Dean Margaret S. Beam Presentation of Candidates by Dean E. Donald Shapiro Conferring of Degrees by Dr. John V. Thornton BENEDICTION The Most Reverend Francis Mugavero Bishop of the Diocese of Brooklyn Brooklyn, New York RECESSIONAL* "Toccata from The Fifth Symphony" C. M. Widor "The audience is requested to remain seated during the Processionaland Recessional. CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF JURIS DOCTOR J. D. GRADUATES - SEPTEMBER 1, 1976 Bernard J. Laffer Sybil Shainwald B.A. City College of New York B.A. College of William & Mary J. D. GRADUATES - FEBRUARY 1, 1977 Robert Lewis Boyer John M. McLaughlin B.A. University of Pennsylvania B.A. Seton Hall University Clarence Lewis Burch Michael A. Nugent B.S. University of Illinois B.S. Florida State University Harvey Jay Coopersmith George Joseph Pfluger B.S. Brooklyn College B.B.A. Hofstra University M.S. Columbia University Terence John Wronko Eileen M. Garrish B.A. Seton Hall University B.A. Hunter College Jeffrey Philip Zane Edward I. Klar B.S. Hofstra University B.S. Brooklyn College J.D. GRADUATES - JUNE 12, 1977 Daniel David Abramtsov Helene E. Blank B.A. Syracuse University B.A. Queens College Jeffrey G. Abrandt Garry M. Bolnick B.A. Hofstra University B.A. State University at Stony Brook Karen Louise Aduba Larry Alan Brand B.A. Moravian College B.A. Syracuse University M.A. University of Nottingham Fred Ronald Braverman Gary Philip Asher B.A. Temple University B.A. Rutgers University Steven Eric Breitman Kenneth Marc Axelrod B.A. University of Wisconsin B.A. State University at Stony Brook Richard Michael Brockway John Brantley Baber B.A. Fordham University B.A. George Washington University Patricia L. Brumbaugh Loren Baily A.B. University of California B.A. Oberlin College Robert Franklin Baker Michael Budnick B.S. Boston University B.S. Boston University Charles Michael Balistreri Loraine C. Burger B.A. Cornell University B.A. The City College of New York Clarence R. Banks Christine E. Burke B.A. C.W. Post College B.A. Denison University Eileen J. Baron Susan K. Burke B.A. Syracuse University A.B. Vassar College Stephen Bernard Benisch Donald J. Burriesci B.S.E.E. 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