Saint Xavier College/Chicago

Evangeline Bollinger, Ph.D., Professor of English, Presiding

Processional "Pomp and Circumstance" by Edward Elgar

Invocation Avis Clendenen,D.Min. Director, Campus Ministry

National Anthem Jan Bickel, M.M. Assistant Professor of Music

Welcome Ronald O. Champagne, Ph.D. President, Saint Xavier College

Presentation of Melvin Klafter Citation Ronald O. Champagne, Ph.D. Martin J. Detmer Chairman of the Board of Trustees

Conferring of Honorary Degrees Ronald O. Champagne, Ph.D.

Arturo Velasquez Arthur R. Velasquez Doctor of Public Service President, CID Broadcasting, Inc.

Margaret Hillis Martha Gilmer Doctor of Humane Letters Artistic Administrator, Chicago Symphony

Joseph Cardinal Bernardin Monsignor John Egan

Doctor of Sacred Theology Assistant to President, DePaul University

Commencement Address Joseph Cardinal Bernardin

Presentation of 1938 Graduates Ronald O. Champagne, Ph.D. Presentation of August, 1987 Graduates Maureen Scott, R.S.M., Ph.D. Vice President, Dean of Faculty

Presentation of January, 1988 Graduates Maureen Scott, R.S.M., Ph.D. Presentation of Candidates for Bachelor's Degree Maureen Scott, R.S.M.. Ph.D.

Proclamation of Candidates from the Graham School of Management Faisal Rahman, Ph.D. Dean of the Graham School of Management

Proclamation of Candidates from the School of Nursing Diane Horner, Ed.D. Dean of the School of Nursing

Proclamation of Candidates from the Arts and Sciences Maureen Scott, R.S.M., Ph.D.

Conferring of Degrees Ronald O. Champagne, Ph.D.

Presentation of Candidates for Master's Degree Maureen Scott, R.S.M., Ph.D. Proclamation of Candidates from the Graham School of Management Faisal Rahman, Ph.D.

Proclamation of Candidates from the School of Nursing Diane Horner, Ed.D.

Proclamation of Candidates from the Arts and Sciences Maureen Scott, R.S.M., Ph.D.

Conferring of Degrees Ronald O. Champagne, Ph.D.

Graduate Response Constance Hardy

Benediction Betty Smith, R.S.M. Provincial Administrator, Sisters of Mercy Recessional Toccata from Symphony No. 5 for Organ by Charles-Marie Widor Faculty Marshal Henry Novak, M.B.A.

Assistant Faculty Marshal Pamela Schwer, M.B.A.

Registrar Robert Schwendau, M.Ed.

Student Marshal Dorothy Prokop President-elect, Student Government

Assistant Student Marshal Janet Fakhouri Vice President-elect, Student Government

Organist Harry Krush SAINT XAVIER COLLEGE

confers the degree Doctor of Public Service, Honoris Causa

upon Arturo Velasquez

Arturo Velasquez, founder and owner of Velasquez Automatic Music Company, is honored for his successful career in business, his commitment to higher education and his determined efforts on behalf of the Mexican and Hispanic community to assure better working and social conditions, as well as access to employment and educational opportunities. Born in Jalisco, Mexico, Arturo Velasquez came to the at the age of nine. He worked asa migrant worker for several years until settling in Chicago in 1929. During the depression, he worked for $12 a week at the Peanut Specialty Company, a candy factory. With little formal education, he became a jukebox operator and founded Velasquez Automatic Music Company. He later was associated with Cafe La Margarita Restaurant and Azteca Corn Products Corporation. As his business flourished, he ded­ icated himself to helping others in Chicago's Spanish-speaking community. Mr. Velasquez has been instrumental in the formation and support of many civic, political, business and service organizations in the Mexican-American community. He has served as President and Chairman of the Mexican-American Chamber of Commerce and Charter President of the Azteca Lions Club. One of the organizers of the Mexican-American Democratic Organization of Cook County, Mr. Velasquez wasa key link between City Hall and Chicago's Mexican community during the twenty-one yearadministration of Mayor Richard J. Daley. He continues today asa powerful spokesman for the Hispanic community. He has been active in several city and state commissions and has served as a Public Member of the Spanish Speaking Study Commission, State of Illinois. He is a founder of the Illinois Federation of Mexican- Americans. A firm believer in the value of education, Mr. Velasquez served for ten years as Trustee of the City Colleges of Chicago. He currently is a Trustee for the National College of Education and a member of the Advisory Board of Holy Trinity High School. He spearheads support for a scholarship fund for Latinos in two-year college programs who wish to continue in four year colleges. Mr. Velasquez initiated the first Man of the Year Dinner for the General R. E. Wood Chicago Boys Club in 1980 and continues to actively support the unit. In recognition of his lifelong dedication and notable achievement in bettering conditions for the Mexican-American community in the Chicagoland area, resulting in expanded educational programs and broader employment opportunities for all Hispanics; for embodying the American Dream by achieving a successful business career after arriving in this country as an immigrant; and for his exemplar}' personal service and support of education throughout the years. Saint Xavier College is honored to confer upon Arturo Velasquez the degree of Doctor of Public Service, Honoris Causa, this twenty-ninth day of May in the year nineteen hundred and eighty-eight.

President of Saint Xavier College

Dean of Faculty SAINT XAVIER COLLEGE

confers the degree Doctor of Humane Letters, Honoris Causa

upon Margaret Hillis

Margaret Hillis, founder and Director of the , is renowned for her ded­ ication to excellence in music and heralded for her achievement in molding the Chicago Symphony Chorus into an ensemble that is acclaimed by many critics to be the finest of its kind in the world. Through her leadership, the Chorus has flourished and is now celebrating its thirtieth season, offering compelling performances and award-winning recordings, enriching the world with its magnificent choral repertoire. Miss Hillis made her debut while still in high school, serving as assistant conductor of her school's orchestra. She received a bachelor of music degree from University and studied with and Julius Herford at the Julliard School of Music. Miss Hillis later became assistant conductor of Mr. Shaw's Collegiate Chorale. In 1950, she organized the Tanglewood Alumni Chorus which became the American Concert Choir and Orchestra. She has taught at Union Ideological Seminary and The Julliard School. In 1957, Chicago Symphony Orchestra Music Director invited her to organize a resident symphony chorus that would be consistent in stature to the orchestra. Respected in the world of music for her achievements on the East Coast, Miss Hillis came to Chicago and established a professional chorus without equal. In 1972, Miss Hillis conducted her first Chicago Symphony subscription concert. Five years later, she received national acclaim when she substituted for Sir on short notice and conducted the Orchestra, Chorus, soloists and other choral forces in a Carnegie Hall performance of Mahler's Eighth Symphony. In demand as a guest conductor. Miss Hillis has conducted the , Santa Fe Opera, San Francisco Symphony and The Cleveland Orchestra Chorus. She serves on the advisory council of the Association of Professional Vocal Ensembles which she helped to found. President Ronald Reagan appointed her to a six year term as a member of the National Council on the Arts in an advisory position. Since its founding, the Chicago Symphony Chorus, directed by Miss Hillis, has appeared in more than 350 subscription and special concerts, participated in summer concerts at the Ravinia Festival and performed with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in Carnegie Hall. Recordings by the Chicago Sym­ phony Orchestra and Chorus have received seven Grammy Awards from the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. In recognition of her outstanding contributions to American culture through her imaginative, enthu­ siastic, demanding and inspiring direction of the Chicago Symphony Chorus, for her distinguished career as an artist and conductor, and for her significant efforts in bringing excellence in choral music to the public, from magnificent performances in Orchestra Hall to "Do-It-Yourself Messiah" concerts, from Carnegie Hall sell-outs to recordings available around the world. Saint Xavier College is honored to confer upon Margaret Hillis the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, Honoris Causa, this twenty-ninth day of May in the year nineteen hundred and eighty-eight.

President of Saint Xavier College

Dean of Faculty SAINT XAVIER COLLEGE

confers the degree Doctor of Sacred Theology, Honoris Causa

upon Joseph Cardinal Bernardin

Joseph Cardinal Bernardin, Archbishop of Chicago, is recognized for his leadership and vision as a prelate of the Catholic Church and his dedication to Catholic education, human rights, peace and justice. Known internationally for his leadership in the Catholic Church, Cardinal Bernardin was born in South Carolina, where he attended Catholic and public schools and the University of South Carolina before becoming a candidate for the priesthood. He then studied at St. Mary's College in Kentucky and St. Mary's Seminary in , where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy. He continued his theological studies at the Catholic University of America where he also received a Master of Arts degree in Education. Ordained to the priesthood in 1952, he held several posts in his 14 years in the Diocese of Charleston, including those of chancellor, vicar general and as administrator during a period when the See was vacant. Pope John XXI11 named him a papal chamberlain in 1959 and a domestic prelate in 1962. In 1966, Pope Paul VI appointed Monsignor Bernardin Auxiliary Bishop of Atlanta. Upon his episcopal ordination, he became the youngest bishop in the country. In 1968, he was elected General Secretary of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops and the United States Catholic Conference. Appointed Archbishop of Cincinnati in 1972, he served the Ohio Metropolitan See for almost ten years. Pope John Paul II appointed him Archbishop of Chicago in 1982 and elevated him to the Sacred College of Cardinals in 1983. As Chairman of the War and Peace Committee of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, Cardinal Bernardin was a key figure in the preparation and promulgation of the pastoral letter on "The Challenge of Peace: God's Promise and Our Response." During his time in Chicago, he also has fostered the spiritual growth and renewal of the Catholic community in a number of areas, issuing pastoral letters on liturgy, ministry and Christ's meaning for Christian life. Currently, the Cardinal serves as chairman of the Board of Trustees of Catholic University and chairman of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops Committee for Pro-Life Activities. Concerned with financial problems facing the educational system in the Archdiocese, Cardinal Bernardin launched the "Big Shoulders" project which appeals for support to assist the archdiocesan inner-city schools. In recognition of his dedication and zeal in advancing Catholic education, particularly in his innovative approach to strengthening the 347 elementary schools and 57 high schools in the Archdiocese of Chicago, thereby providing excellence in education to the more than 160,000 students now in attendance as well as generations of students who will enroll in the future; for his continuing support for Catholic higher education; and for his personal courage as shepherd of his flock in addressing moral and ethical issues that affect humanity, espousing the peace of the Gospel in an often hostile world, Saint Xavier College is honored to confer upon Joseph Cardinal Bernardin the degree of Doctor of Sacred Theology, Honoris Causa, this twenty-ninth day of May in the year nineteen hundred and eighty-eight.

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BACHELOR OF ARTS

Grant Leon Beals Terrence Amerigo LaBella Timothy Berglind Denise Louise Latimore Joan Marie Cahill Donna M. Lohan Robert E. Child, Jr. Margaret Ann McKeon Marilyn Cordes Patricia Elizabeth O'Grady Jennifer Damron John M. Passarello James Michael Evans Patricia Anne Podzius Catherine L. Hilger Jeffrey Mark Rossetti Rosa M. Jimenez Robert J. Sommer Robert P. Kinsella Alane M. Stoffregen Pamela Kostecki Maureen A. Sweeney

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Christina Collins Cynthia L. Stienz Grace Lombardo

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Anthony L. Carollo Sandra Marie Streed Brian Patrick Liston Patricia I. Strick Deborah A. Stafford

MASTER OF SCIENCE

Marcia Ellen Konieczny Beckerdite Sandra S. Hughes Denise Christine Blozis Nancy Jayne Youngren Johnston Pamela Brandy-Webb Sheila M. McNulty Carmen Pavletich Gal Marian Pezdek

MASTER OF ARTS

Lawrence Dujsik Joan Norma Podell Margaret A. Menne-Swalec Robert Roza Mary Walsh Mikolajewski Patricia Vasilj <^tmmM-/9SS

BACHELOR OF ARTS (Graham School of Management)

Foluso Arinade Aladejana Toya Annyce Knox Timothy G. Scannell Terence Francis Bailey Maryann F. Korienek Laura A. Trock Serksnas Rita Marie Bulow Bessie G. Kotsiviras Matthew James Smith Natalie Cantrell Daniel Lee Kott Jeanette Eve Sodetz Donald Patrick Carlson William P. Lavery Lawrence M. Stevens Michael John Cronin Kristi Levigne Karl S. Tallas Linda M. Daly Paul Anthony Lillwitz Richard Michael Walsh Suzette A. Doligale Daniel Patrick Malone Michael E. Weidner Farah Jacob Haddad Stephen Anthony Mosz Matthew Daniel Wozniak Ronald Bruno Haptas Jack C. Norton Elizabeth Zilis Claudia Margaret Howe Barbara A. Pape John Zobak Karen Ann Huber Robert Michael Pratscher

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (School of Nursing)

Karen Ann Allan LeAnn Alice Hennel Catherine Reilly Mary F. Carroll Patricia Anne Keenan Audra Rimas-Brizgys Linda Elaine Clay Maryann McManus Karen Joanne Ryd Nelida DeJesus Madonna Marie Miller Jean Marie Schaffer Catherine Ferraro-Edwards Cindy L. Nowak Laurie Ann Szajek Margaret Mary Flynn Annemarie O'Connor Lori A. Turner-Nootbaar Margaret M. Furlong Judith L. O'Keefe Linda Jeanne Urban Dorothy R. Grayson Deborah Jean Padgett Alicia Ann Wicks Francine Montgomery Hancock Constance Pauline Patterson Davida K. Williams

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Susan M. Biszewski Jeanne Terese Kooi Anne L. Pepperdine Nancy M. Burke Edward F. Koziol James Philip Pinotti Beverly Burks Robert Taylor Lough Ray Anthony Pomilee Pamela Bush Moiya Patricia Maloney Kathleen F. Porter Kenneth J. Feeley Kathryn Jennings McHale Eugene L. Rericha, O.F.M. Amy Theresa Fiocca Jane D. Mohan Therese A. Scanlan Nancy Ellen Gieffers Kathleen Marie Mongan John A. Schaefer Valerie M. Goff Robert S. Mroczek Thomas E. Schulz Yolanda A. Hernandez Deborah Joy Mulholland Jacqueline R. Silkowski Carol Louise Horwitz Petrina Marie Muscarella Karen A. Sleboda Arnoul Jaros Janet L. Nicastro Robert V. Somodji Suzanne Kaster Yvette Nicole O'Neal Susan Gail Spencer Monica Patla Kimmel Andrea Jeanne Paluch Carol A. Stefan Jennifer F. Klamik Ruta Kristina Patra-Narbutis Susan Mary Sura

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Robert E. Sals MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (Graham School of Management)

Debra Noonan Banaszak Sharon M. Knieps Janet K. Puskar Peter Paul Bausys Thomas R. Minnema Joan Shepherd Margaret Point Bernard James F. Myjak Joyce L. Stadter Willard Charles Christoffer Laura A. Norton Jacqueline M. Ziemba Raymond Joseph Jachowicz Barbara A. Pedzimaz

MASTER OF SCIENCE (School of Nursing)

Marianne Heenan Jackie L. Multack Stochler Mason Susan Hoffman Rehrer

MASTER OF ARTS

Susan M. Bruce Kimberly Ann Hedrick Kathleen McKenna Curran Linda M. Klocke Barbara Scully DeBerge Monica Carlyle Ryan

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BACHELOR OF ARTS (Graham School of Management)

Helen Angelos David S. Howicz James J. Orsi Kimberly Bakovich Nancy M. Jakubowski Robert Parisella Loreli Basak Karyn Anne Janulis Granville F. Porter, Jr. Katherine Frances Bednarski Carolee Clare Jaskolski Christine Ann Principato James Cormick Breslin Pamela Ann Kallianis Lauren Mary Putz Michael Edward Burke Patricia L. Kane Laura M. Radius Sharon Marie Burzinski Angie Kekempanos Robert J. Rawa Larry W. Caracciolo Michele Louise Kite Hamdie Razik Francis Thomas Ciscato Nancy Kolberg William Kevin Reilly Edward T. Cuddy Roy Steven Kolecki Peter S. Rogowski Laura Ann Czaja Kathy J. Komenda Nancy Josephine Senese Glenn Robert Dahlstrom Kristen Ann Krause Demetrio P. Setaro Thomas J. Delaney Regina Krone Beverla Small Linda Marie Diaz John Michael Kwak Robert D. Soltis Diane Marie Domanski Christopher Lawrence Lyons Susan Lynn Sommerfeld John T. Eckenstein Michael J. Machuga Gerald J. Soukal William John Egan Paul Edward Malone Susan Elizabeth Swift Thomas J. Fitzsimmons Richard J. Marano Darryl Eldon Thomas Kathryn Eileen Gelms Richard A. Matyas, Jr. Caroline Tolan Kimberly E. Ghelfi Mark N. McClean Lorena M. Velazquez Georgia Anne McGuire Loria I. Hampton Michelle Deneen Welcher Nancy Ann Moore Michael Lawrence Hart Joseph P. Witous Terri A. Nedzvekas Pamela Grudzinski Hasenfang Christine M. Zagorski Dawn Marie O'Connor James Robert Zaher Debra A. Heitschmidt Patricia Marie Ojermark Caryl Paska Zirbes Carmel M. Hogeveen Liam P. O'Neill BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (School of Nursing)

Maria T. Abraham Tammye Irene Flowers Carla McDuffie Wendy Jean Bocian Freida Cynthia Gault Julie Ann Merkler Donna Marie Bond Constance Joy Hardy Dalia Angele Polikaitis Beverly Rena Cain Mattie B. Harvey Annette Marie Piet Kathleen Casey Judy A. Hasty Tracy L. Rampage Elizabeth Fassl Cumpian LaSondra Ganise Houser-Boyce Michelle M. Reagan Mary Carole Dauer Jacqueline Lavon Jones Marcia K. Rogers Denise Jeanette DeSalle Mildred Ellen Jones Catherine Ann Russo • Maria Rose DeSeno Margaret E. Kearney Donna Jean Skiba Loreta Birute Deveikis Laura Piech Kolassa Patty P. Stavrakos Lisa Marie DiOrio Loralyn Marie Koos Kristin Towner Rosemarie Donovan Stephanie Leslie Maguire Carol Marie Wirth Denise Lynn Duffy Rita Malfeo-Klein Patti Drummond Zions Rosa Marquez

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Amy Julia Alessi Leslie Diane Godula Maribeth McGinnis Gail M. Alexander Eloise Therese Gorel Carol M. McGury Laura Marie Altmann Elaine M. Graefen Eve Miliauskas Monica Michelle Banaszak Sheryl Gruntorad Marian Piscopo O'Brien Lynn Bellik Mary Therese Hahn Elizabeth C. Virsila Operzedek Mary Ann Boline Nancy Lynn Halvorson James Michael Ostermeyer Dorothea Boyce Deborah Ann Hart Christina Marie Paciga Todd T. Bromley Maureen M. Heffernan Julie Ann Pales George B. Brown Marguerite Ruth Higgs Diane R. Piper Lisa Kay Burton Adam Mark Jablonski Gregory R. Price Patricia Ann Byrnes Patricia Jenky-Fontana Margaret Cathryn Quinn Michele Ann Casanova Lisa Gabrielle Jennings Clare Esterhammer Robinson Constance Mary Casey Lawrence Johnson Mona Kathleen Roche Molly Casey Karen Kadela Mary Beth Ryan Marie Line Charles Corinne Rydzewski Kalat Mary Eileen Ryan Victoria Chuffo David Kalisz Raymond John Samoska Sandra Rose Coleman Christina Maria Kania Jean M. Sansone Wendy L. Congemi Jody Anne Kara Judy Sircher Joe Ann Cooper Michael E. Kelly Daniel William Smith Bruce Edward Critelli Joan E. Lowery Kenny James Arthur Smith Lauren Marie Snyder Sandra Louise Czajka Lisa Kilcran Linda Kolerich Lisa Suiro Jerome D. Daly Deborah L. Krai Christine Sulko Richard E. Danciu Linda Marie Krueger Carolyn Tovey Kathleen Ann Corley Dangles Kenneth C. Kulick, Jr. Patrick Joseph Trinley Dana Danette Davis Daniel Matthew Kymn Sandra Joy Tuzik Dennis Kevin Dennehy Dawn M. Lewis Nadine Elise Valentino James E. Dowling Susan Marie Little Nancy J. Wallace Rosemary A. Ellis Gregory Alan Lonak Maureen A. Whalen Janet Mary Emerson Robert W. Malchow Mary Alice Wheeler Marlis Lynn Espinosa Sheila Marie Malone Sharon Marie Williams Virginia Mary Fisher Annette Marciano Brian Anthony Wolsic Karen Denise Foster Richard Stanley Maslanka Mary Bridget Woods Paula Carmella Foxgrover Jeff Massaro Norma Zeilner Richard L. Fugett Michael Tyler Maziarka Estelle Giannakopoulos BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Timothy Gerard Casey Julia Eve Shauger Zygmunt S. Janczy Richard A. White Laurie Ann Kingsnorth

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (Graham School of Management)

Jeffery B. Cwiok Denise E. Jurkovic Carolyn Jean DeLong James V. Krejci Michael Duck Joseph A. Lattanzio Cary M. Elmore Patricia A. McNicholas James J. Feigl, Jr. Michael A. Payne Timothy Edward Fitzgerald Keith D. Peterson Robert Mark Graf Michael D. Senjanin Kim A. Harmon Charles Zaher

MASTER OF SCIENCE (School of Nursing)

Catherine T. Albert Shirley Anne Lehman Barbara Ann Coyle Patricia J. Murphy Diane Ruth Daudell Lue Doris Jackson Reeves Jeanne Therese Dougherty Diane M. Peterson Sarther Jill Ramona Ford Joan Elizabeth Schulz Mary L. Gaines Laurie K. Scott Nancy Czarney Gunnell Adrienne Turner Wagenblast Maureen T. Hunt Maureen Judith Ziemer Kathryn A. Hutchins

MASTER OF ARTS

Annette C. Bailey Nancy J. Hindel Susan Lynn Dettloff Linda S. Kamien-Petrila Judith Marie Doyle Valeria Ann Olds Corrine M. Grens Roberta Steger Salen MEMBERS OF THE SAINT XAVIER COLLEGE CORPORATION

Sister Betty Smith, R.S.M. Sister Joella Cunnane, R.S.M. Sister Marie Fox, R.S.M. Sister Mary Catherine McDonagh. R.S.M. Sister Lois Graver, R.S.M. Sister Judith Niemet. R.S.M.

OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION

Ronald O. Champagne, Ph.D. Neil Marlowe President Vice President for Business and Finance Sister Maureen Scott, R.S.M., Ph.D. Daniel Overstreet Vice President Secretary

COLLEGE ADMINISTRATORS

Ronald O. Champagne Sister Susan Walsh, R.S.M. President Vice President for Institutional Advancement and Marketing Sister Maureen Scott, R.S.M. Vice President and Dean of Faculty Mary Hendry Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Neil S. Marlowe Vice President for Business and Finance Steven J. Murphy Dean of Students BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Martin J. Detmer Sister Lois Graver, R.S.M. Chairman of the Board Province Treasurer William E. Gahlberg Co. Associates Sisters of Mercy Sister Betty Smith, R.S.M. Denis Healy Vice Chairperson of the Board President Provincial Administrator Turtle Wax, Incorporated Sisters of Mercy Sister Barbara Heneghan, R.S.M. Joan Bransfield Program Director Principal Austin Career Education Center St. Mary's School Thomas C. Hynes Sister Jeremy Buckman, R.S.M. Assessor of Cook County Chairperson, Department of Nursing DePaul University Jackie Kean Honorable Anne M. Burke Matthew Lamb Judge of the State of Illinois Chairman of the Board Court of Claims Blake-Lamb Funeral Homes Sister Cathleen Cahill, R.S.M. Morgan McDonnell Vice President and Director Barry J. Carroll Moseley Securities Vice President and Director Katy Industries, Inc. James J. McDonough President and Chairman of the Board Ronald O. Champagne McDonough Associates, Inc. President Saint Xavier College Thomas Nessinger Partner Sister M. Brian Costello, R.S.M. Arthur Andersen & Co. Superintendent of Schools Archdiocese of Chicago Daniel P. O'Brien, Sr. President Marion M. Faldet O'Brien Management Company Vice President The Spencer Foundation James J. O'Connor President Sister Alice Marie Feehan, R.S.M. Commonwealth Edison Company Director of Development Mother McAuley High School Alfred J. O'Malley Chairman of the Board James Fletcher Standard Bank & Trust Company President and Director South Shore Bank Salvatore G. Rotella Chancellor Sister Marie Fox, R.S.M. City Colleges of Chicago Provincial Team Sisters of Mercy Cornelius M. Ryan Managing Director Richard I. Fremgen Paine Webber, Inc. Area Managing Partner Frank J. Schaffer Deloitte, Haskins & Sells President Sister Victoria Garvey, R.S.M. Schaffer Enterprises Seabury - Western Theological Seminary James A. Serritella Partner Emile S. Godfrey, Jr. Mayer, Brown & Piatt Senior Vice President Corporate Affairs Department Arthur R. Velasquez First Chicago President C1D Broadcasting. Inc. William B. Graham, III President and Chief Executive Officer Dominick J. Velo Star Personnel Corporation President D. J. Velo and Company