ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY

NEW YORK

BACCALAUREATE MASS AND NINETIETH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT

SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 1960

JAMAICA CAMPUS ORDER OF ACADEMIC PROCESSION

Grand Marshal The Colors of the United States The University Colors

Schools and Colleges Graduate School School of Law College of Arts and Sciences School of Education School of Commerce College of Pharmacy

Marshal of Faculties Faculties of the University THE COAT OF ARMS OF ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY Alumni Representatives

The Coat of Arms of St. John's University embodies all that is her heritage. The book, a symbol of learning, at the junction of the members Corporation Marshal of the cross proposes the thought that Christ is the center and model of Board of Trustees education. The words "Ecce Agnus" are the beautiful testimony of St. Deans of the University John the Baptist to the Divinity of Christ "Behold the Lamb of God". The heart is the symbol of charity of St. Vincent de Paul, founder of the Honorary Degree Recipients Vincentian Fathers. The f leur de lis is the well known cognizance of Officers of the Baccalaureate Mass France, birthplace of St. Vincent, and as the French form of the lily has a The Very Reverend President distinct Marian significance. It appropriately notes the Consecration of The University to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. The escallop shell, the His Excellency, The Most Reverend ancient symbol for the Sacrament of Baptism also commemorates the Indian Bishop of Brooklyn name for Long Island, the community which the University serves, and the titular of the Pro-Cathedral of the Diocese of Brooklyn, in which the University is located. The motto Educatio Christiana Animae Perfectio, translated "Christian Education per£ects the soul" is one of the significant notes of the Encyclical of Pope Pius XI on the Christian Education of Youth.

The principal tinctures of the shield are blue and red respectively, the liturgical colors of the Blessed Virgin and the Humanity of her Divine Son. The latter color and white ( represented by silver in Heraldry) indicate the traditional colors of the University. ORDER OF EXERCISES ACT OF RE-CONSECRATION OF THE UNIVERSITY TO THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY PROCESSIONAL* - "Pomp and Circumstance" ------Elgar

Queen of the Most Holy Rosary, Help of Christians, Refuge of Mankind, Victress m all God's battles, we humbly prostrate ourselves before thy throne, confident that we BACCALAUREATE MASS shall obtain mercy, grace, bountiful assistance and protection in this present life, not through our own inadequate merits upon which we do not rely, but solely through the Celebrant------VERY REVEREND JoHN A. FLYNN, C.M. President, St. John's University great goodness of thy Maternal Heart. Master of Ceremonies ------REVEREND CARL W. GRINDEL, C.M. Assembled in thy name, on the occas10n of this Commencement, we, the ad­ Chairman, Department of Philosophy ministrators, faculties and students of St. John's University, choose this solemn occasion Acolytes ------REVEREND DANIEL P. MuNDAY, C.M. to recaII the memory of thy many favors in the past, and to offer to thee the solemn Academic Vice-President homage of our deep and abiding love. To thee and to thy Immaculate Heart we desire REVEREND FREDERICK J. EASTERLY, C.M. to re-dedicate and re-consecrate our entire University. More than that, we re-consecrate Vice-President for Student Personnel Services our minds, our wiIIs, our hearts, our whole beings, aII that we have, aII that we are, our benefactors - living and deceased, our friends and neighbors. We ask you to obtain for us the light to know and the love to do God's Holy Will. We beg your maternal ACT OF RE-CONSECRATION OF THE UNIVERSITY help in the noble apostolate of Catholic education. We solicit your powerful aid in the TO THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY fulfiIIment of the sublime objectives of our University. VERY REVEREND JoHN A. FLYNN, C.M. President, St. John's University Inspire our faculty with a love of thy Son that He may be the centre of their lives. Enkindle within our students a spirit of scholarship, a love of purity, the practice of the Christian life and an apostolic zeal capable of renewing the face of the earth. ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE GLEE CLUB Under the direction of REVEREND JosEPH I. Dmvrn, C.M. As the Church and the entire human race were consecrated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary, so that, in reposing aII hope in them, ''0 Bone J esu'' ------Palestrina they might become for us the sign and pledge of victory and salvation, so we in like ''Ave Maria'' ------Yon manner re-consecrate St. John's University forever also to thee and to thy Immaculate Heart, our Mother and Queen, that thy love and patronage may hasten the triumph "Canticle In Honor of St. Vincent De Paul" ------Pike of the Kingdom of God and that all nations, at peace with one another and with thee, "Quis Novus Coelis" ------Clemonzi may raise their voices to resound from pole to pole the chant of the everlasting Magnificat of glory, love and gratitude to the Heart of Jesus, where alone they can find truth and peace. Amen. * The audience is requested to stand during the. Academic Procession, The Alma Mater, and the Benediction, and to remain in place until all participants in the Academic Recession have left the area. 90TH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT CONFERRING OF DEGREES ------THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY

Presiding: MosT REVEREND BRYAN J. McENTEGART, D.D., LL.D., L.H.D AWARDING OF THE PRESIDENT'S MEDAL Bishop of Brooklyn Awarded to: WILLIAM A. GILLARD Director of Libraries "STAR SPANGLED BANNER" ------______Key St. John's University

PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN COURSE AWARDING OF DOCUMENTS OF AFFILIATION The Deans of the Schools of the University WITH THE CONGREGATION OF THE MISSION

Awarded to:

PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR HONORARY DEGREES FREDERICK V. GoEss THOMAS F. HANLEY REVEREND JosEPH E. HoGAN, C.M. JOSEPH E. IssA Executive Vice-President JOHN J. LYNCH CHARLES E. McCARTHY DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS ELIAS SAYOUR NORMAN N. NEWHOUSE

DOCTOR OF COMMERCIAL SCIENCE COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS ------MosT REVEREND EGIDIO VAGNOZZI, D;D. Apostolic Delegate to the United States JosEPH E. IssA JoHN J. SMITH WILLIAM H. WALTERS MESSAGE AND BENEDICTION ------His ExcELLENCY, BisHoP McENTEGART WILLIAM J. WEARY

ALMA MATER ------Adapted DOCTOR OF LAWS HONORABLE HENRY J. LATHAM MosT REVEREND EGIDIO VAGNozz1, D.D. RECESSIONAL - "Orb and Sceptre" ------Walton SCHOOL OF COMMERCE

WILLIAM J. WEARY, Dean THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

DEGREES IN COURSE Stephen William Cinelli Richard G. Friend Christopher Paul Affrunti Daniel Aloysius Furlong Thomas Aloysius Ahern Francis Paul Ciraulo Mark Anthony Cirincione Pasquale Michael Gaeta Thomas Michael Ahern Martin John Cleere Frank Eugene Galante Joseph Anthony Alba John Thomas Gallagher Horace Albergo, cum laude Philip Francis Cody George Clifford Coleman Joseph Francis Gallagher Chester Arthur Allen Robert Henry Cone, cum laude William John Gallagher Eugene David Alexander Kenneth Joseph Connolly John Joseph Gannon John Joseph Alleva COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Peter C. Cosmas, cum laude James Peter Garvey John Arthur Anderson M. St. Joan Gavigan, C.S.J. Richard Ernest Cronin Sister James Thomas Angelo Henry John Cunningham Anthony Edward Giampaolo Richard Carmen Antonacci Anthony Frank Dachille Barbara Ann Glayat ANDREW ]. BARTILucc1, Dean Alfred Arsenault J. Carmine Anthony Damato Robert Barton Goeller Richard John Baksa Paul Andrew Golinski James John D'Amato John A. Battaglia Rose C. D'Ambrosio Walter John Graham Joseph Salvatore Battiato Edward Patrick Green, Jr. THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHARMACY James C. Daly Margaret Elizabeth Bauer John E. Gregorio, cum laude Richard John Dana Joseph George Bayer George Francis Gribben, cum laude Maureen Consuelo Daniels Stanley Lawrence Aaron, B.S. in Ed., Francis A. Diliberto Joseph Stephen Mullen, B.S., James Thomas Beckert Peter Francis Gribben Kenneth P. Dapice Oswego State Teachers College, Raymond Francis D'Ulisse Iona College James Joseph Begley Alexander Carl D'Atri Elizabeth Mary Gruber magna cum laude Barry Eisenman Richard Vincent Notaro Richard Bellizzi Robert George Guckenberger Kevin Barry Davey Anthony Frank Acocella Alvin Epstein Edward John Opiola Anthony Ralph Bellofatto Robert Henry Hammond Edmund Joseph Davin Walter Amedee Joseph Michael Flagello George Orlando James David Bennett Donald William Hanley Robert John Andrews Nicholas Salvatore Gallelli Charles Paces James Francis Bermingham Julius D'Elia Mario John De Marco Gerard Justin Harkin Antoinette Marie Angiolillo Boniface Grandillo Vincent Stephen Pellettiere C. John Bessler Emil Anthony Hartleb Salvatore Anthony Barcia Salvatore Matthew Guagliardo Andrew Rodriguez Robert Timothy Bestler John J. De Martino W. Geoffrey Dennehy Thomas Joseph Hartman Joseph Anthony Bello Sister Elberta Healy, D.C., Samuel Schlein Richard Anthony Betso Thomas Peter Hauge Thomas F. Dennin Robert J. Botto cum laude Romeo Michael Sessa David Francis Biggin James Austin Havern Gerald Charles Burkey William Jerome Jackson Joseph Setaro Rody John Billia, cmn laude George Michael De Rosa Arthur Michael Deutsch Edward Michael Healy Ernest A. Carabillo, Jr. Thomas C. Johnson Theresa Ann Sicignano Gertrude Marie Bisso Patrick Martin Devine Thomas James Healy Frank Thomas Carbone Eileen Catherine Kelly Tatianna Joan Smyk James Bernard Boland John Robert Hearn John F. Dillon, Jr. William Thomas Cicio Michael Joseph Kopcho Alan Richard Sorin William Joseph Bolin Robert Donald Heiss Joseph Francis Dillon Josephine Rose Cipolaro Melvin Jay Kornfield Robert B. Swaida Robert Lee Boll, magna cum laude Patrick William Hennessey Robert James Dillon Sister Geraldine Coleman, D.C., Joel Kotch Frank Anthony Tambone Kieran August Both Gerald V. Henwood summa cum laude Anthony Joseph Kuhlmann, Alfred Jerome Terp Edward Kieran Brady Richard Vito Di Marco Joseph Savino Dintino Patrick James Henry Anthony Gaspare Cusimano, magna cum laude Paul Allen Thibault Gerald John Brennan Michael Joseph Herlihy summa cum laude Robert Stephen Latza Michael Joseph Tuohy Raymond Everett Bretsch Carmine Paul Di Resto Henry Patrick Diver Robert F. Hester Ronald Joseph D'Alessandro Irving Stanley Leventhal Robert Anthony Uzzo Louis Edward Brusco John J. Hickey Joseph William D'Anella Richard James McGarry, cum laude Joseph S. Vitiello Martin Francis Bunce, Jr. John William Dobbins Richard Edward Doherty Richard James Hickey Malcolm C. Dankner Eugene Francis McGee Louis Edward Warren Sister Mary Erica Burkhardt, O.P. David M. Himmelheber John Richard Duliby James De Franco Richard John Mancuso Arthur Charles Willman Timothy Francis Cahalan Charles Edwin Hirschkind George Gerard Dumbach Thomas Dominic Dell'Anno Richard Edward Melchione, George William Zadra Joseph Thomas Cain Carl Hans Hoerning, Jr. Charles Diecidue magna cum laude Richard Joseph Calavetta Denis Joseph Dunlea George Peter Dunn William Hoh Thomas Michael Camarda Arthur J. Hopkins Robert Joseph Campion Joseph Frank Erker James Henry Evans, Jr. George Edward Hosch Richard Henry Canale John Francis Hourican Class of September I()5() Leopold C. Fasone Anthony Cangemi James Howe Santo Joseph Cannizzo Eugene J. Fenlon Charles Francis Fenwick Peter J. Hughes Lucy Ann Capodanno Sister M. Clare Augustine lvcasewitz, THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHARMACY Em'anuel Francis Cardinale Paul Joseph Ferguson O.P. Patricia Jane Fitzpatrick James Joseph Carey Gerard William Flood Robert Lawrence Jackowski Anthony L. Palladino, Jr. Morton J. Sarrett Louis N. Joseph Carlesi Sister M. Rosaria Jarocki, S.F.P. James Jerome Flynn James Francis Carlon Donald Joseph Jayne, cum laude Raymond Patrick Flynn Peter V. Cassano Edward Francis Jenkins Peter P. Castello Thomas Lawrence Foley Gilbert Harrington Francis Ronald Louis Jelinek Biagio G. Catalano Russel Jones Ronald F. Cavalier Frank Joseph Franco Edward Charles Jordan Vincent Bruce Matthews John Joseph Riddle Class of January z960 Thomas Owen Joyce Walter Allen Mauro Paul Joseph Riesbeck Arnold Michael Juliano George J. Mavrakis, magna cum laude Francis Patrick Riordan Joseph Camille Kassar Joseph Gerard Meighan John Michael Rizzotti THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Harry Anthony Keeler John Arthur Mendler Arthur David Roche Thomas P. Keil Vincent Anthony Merola Bernard Michael Rogers Louis Joseph Amoroso Michael Joseph Giella Hugh John McLaughlin Susan Marie Kelleher Frank Vincent Merlino Madeline L. Romano Thomas Francis Anderson Joseph A. Giulianni Edmund George Makowski, summa cum laude Sister Mary Laurence Kennedy, S.M., Thomas Richard Midwinter Alfred Charles Ronzoni Thomas G. Anselmo William Matthew Glinane magna cum laude Jerry C. Migliaccio Ronald Ward Ronzoni Peter Joseph Arico Hy Gotkin Philip Meehan Daniel Patrick Kennedy Noel Francis Moran James Husband Ross, Jr. John Vincent Barrett Donald Michael Guerrazzi Peter Joseph Monahan Richard A. Kennedy William Joseph Morea Arthur Donald Ruddy Robert Bruce Begg Carol Ann Gull Henry A. Murphy Edward Patrick Kenny Thomas Henry Mrowka Frank Nicholas Ruggieri John Patrick Boland Peter Francis Guzzardo James J. Murphy Frank X. Kilgannon Francis Frederick Muessig Paul Vito Rutigliano Robert James Bonasera Richard Thomas Hagens Jeremiah Thomas Murphy Owen Louis Kilgannon, Jr. Harry Vincent Mugno Howard J. Ryan Jerome G. Bonnabeau Richard Martin Hamrogue Matthew Anthony Nardone Walter Joseph King John Dennis Mulvey John J. Ryan William Leo Burke, Jr. Morgan Joseph Healy Raymond Patrick O'Donnell Gloria Margaret Klimsak Barry Alexander Murphy Frank Richard Saitta James Cahill William C. Healy Harold T. O'Keefc, Jr. Brooks Harvey Komoroff John William Murray, cum laude Frank Peter Salamone Angelo Joseph Chuva Robert Thomas Herold Thomas Peter Parry Antoinette Kaniecki James Edward Myles Joseph A. Salvo John Arthur Clark James John Higgins Ned Pavia Philip Eddy Kostewich John Patrick Naughton James Joseph Santangelo Kenneth Eugene Clarke Robert Joseph Hines, Jr. William Michael Phelan Charles Albert Kubinski Edgar Frazer Newman Eleanor Ann Sasso Patrick Joseph Connor Norbert Joseph Horn Guy John Pinto Michael Acton Kunkis James David Newman Dennis Patrick Saunders Timothy J. Coppinger, Jr. Joseph Patrick Howard Frederick William Powers Laurence Thomas Lamm Edward Joseph Nieser, Jr. Raymond Philip Schoen Stephen J. Davis Michael Alan Hughes Donald James Rice Alton Joseph Lamphere Albert Thomas Nomey Frank Vincent Scioscia Joseph Albert Dehler Lawrence M. Keogh Donald J. Ryan Michael Joseph La Mura Donald Francis O'Brien, Jr. Leo Joseph Sehn P. Paul Dutko James Michael Killeen Thomas J. Ryan Michael Anthony Landolfa Philip Laurence O'Connell Cornelius Anthony Sexton Raymond Francis Eales Robert John Killeen Richard Scanlon Sister Ann Dolores Lawson, C.S.J. Kevin Thomas O'Dea James Edward Sharkey Donald Arthur Farrell George William King George Seits, Jr. Robert Paul La Rocca Robert Philip Ofenloch Jeremiah Joseph Sheehan Robert T. Farrell Alfred E. Kramer Fred William Smith Carmela M. La Russa Thomas Joseph O'Hara Robert Raymond Sheehan Carol Ann Felice George Vincent Larsen, cum laude John Joseph Tavormina Albert Peter Laucella Patrick Brian O'Keefe Robert Thomas Sheridan Salvatore Charles Ferreri John James Leydon Joseph Patrick Thompson John George Linhardt Dennis Joseph O'Leary Sister Mary Laurence Kennedy, S.M. Louis P. Filippo Joseph Edward Lukasiewicz Daniel V. Titus Robert Edward Livingston James F. O'Leary, Jr. James G. Smillie Roger Paul Fremgen John E. McAuley Andrew Richard Viccora John Francis Lombard Harold William O'Shaughnessy Francis Xavier Smith Francis Joseph Gallagher William Edward McCahill, Jr. Martin Anthony Voelker Robert George Lucas Peter Francis O'Sullivan Marie Elizabeth Smith Andrew Thomas Gargiulo Thomas P. McCartney Frank J. Ward Ernest Joseph Lunghi Frank Paul Paglia John J. Snyder Francis Peter Garofalo Edward J. F. McGill Edward Martin Whalley, Jr. Michael Joseph Lynch John Richard Pasquarella Louis Michael Soleo Thomas Joseph Gay Joseph Paul McGinley, Jr. Robert Jerome Wilkinson Stephen Ralph Lynch Peter Nicholas Paternostro Gerard Joseph Spellman Charles Edward Geneve Peter Albert McGuirk Ralph Anthony Zulferino Walter Michael McCammond Michael P. Pedone Michael John Spruyt Lester Joseph McCann William Penczak Ernest Peter Steger Edward J. McCauley, magna cum laude John Michael Pepe John Joseph Stewart Paul Joseph McCrann Donald H. Petry Thomas Lester Stulb Class of September I959 Michael Anthony McCurry David Alan Pl um John Michael Sullivan Jerome H. McDermott William Joseph Polowa John Francis Surlis Henry Joseph McDonagh, Jr. William Joseph Porter Raymond Ronald Swanno THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Gregory Joseph McDonald Sherman Guy Pratt William Joseph Sweeney John McElroy Robert John Preziosi Robert J. Tevlin George Patrick Bambrick Sister Mary Berenice Holland, S.M. Marion Monica O'Brien John Peter McElroy Pasquale Peter Priolo Thomas Thistleton James Arthur Brady Harry Robert Holt, cum laude Thomas J. O'Brien Raymond Peter McGowan Charles James Proben Donald Edward Thompson Joseph Eugene Chaplin Paul Thomas Hubbard Frank Oliva Thomas James McGuiness John Joseph Prodan, Jr. Peter John Togneri Sister Grace Arthur Dillon, C.S.J. Frederick Patrick Ives Hugh E. O'Neill James Francis McHugh William Richard Puckhaber Thomas G. Traino Donald John Dilsner Anthony J. Izzo Edwin Landry Regin Daniel Henry McKenna Richard Paul Pugliese Carl Francis Trunk, Jr. Warren William Dromm William F. Kampf John G. Reilly James Joseph McKenna Paul Martin Puletz John Paul Tuohy Hugh F. Drummond Sister Joannes Maria Kelly, C.S.J. Sister Julle Marie Romaine, C.S.J. William Joseph McLaughlin James I. Quigley Frank Joseph Verderame John Edward Egan John Francis Kidd Daniel John Savarese Thomas Bernard McNally Francis Xavier Quillan, Jr. August Andrew Vrondis Sister M. Francis Martin Geraghty, Joseph Frederick Kuehn John Francis Seaman Peter Francis McPartlan Sister Mary Anicetus Quinn, S.M., Michael John Vukobratovich C.S.J. Richard James Lerz Arthur John Sheehan Alexander John Macksoud cum laude Catherine Jane Walsh Arthur Francis Graham Frank James Lo Curto F. Martin Smith, Jr. William John Maloney James Patrick Quinn Leo M. Walsh Anthony Joseph Grau Casimir Joseph Lubas Charles Joseph Tasik Theodore John Marasco Kevin Francis Quinn John Joseph Wenz Vincent Joseph Griffin Sister Teresa Miriam McCaffrey, C.S.J. Jam-es Joseph Trimble Cono Joseph Marchesano Basil John Raheb John Arthur Winham Paul Anthony Hamm Bernard John McDonnell John William Weiss George Robert Mariano Joseph Sylvester Reichart Nicholas Michael Zacchea John Joseph Hart James M. McDonnell Eugene Edward Wilson John Thomas Maroney Francis Albert Renaud Robert James Zanini Sister Bernardine Maria Hayes, C.S.J. John Patrick McKenna James Prosper Wise John Anthony Marsicano Raymond Peter Reynolds Frederick Joseph Zieger William Andrew Hefferon William Charles Madden Andrew 0. Zirngibl Edward Thomas Martin Carol Jean Richardson Robert Francis Hoey John James O'Brien SCHOOL OF EDUCATION THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (NURSING) Carmella Rita Ammirati Maureen Murphy Grossman Edith Chester Mitchell WILLIAM J. NELLIGAN, Dean Irma Marie Brown Marie Lois Haran Alice Mary Muldoon Nellie M. Cerminaro Jeanne R. Hegner Mary Philomena Mullarkey Joan Frances Craven Jeanne Cecille Hopewell Dorothea Margaret Rordanz THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS MaryJane G. Drislane Elvira C. lasso Sister Marie de Chantal Roy, M.S.C. Sister Marietta Joseph Mackin, S.C. Sister Mary Christina Fleming, R.G.S. Mary Jane McCarthy Ada B. Scott Makey E. Flowers Elizabeth Ann McFadden Mary Boston Seldon Patricia Susan Gallagher Margaret V. Maher Sister Mary Assumpta Walsh, C.I.J. THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Loretta Jean Garland Matilda Ann Mastellone Frances Jean Gomola Walters Catherine Louise Giurtino Sister Mary Laboure Boegel, O.P. Sister Miriam Michael Joos, O.P., Sister M. John Regis Milhaven, 0.P. Mary Ann Cervini magna cum laude summa cum laude Noreen A. Flaherty Sister Mary Editha La Tourette, C.S.J. Sister Grace Immaculate Pfriender, O.P. THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION Mireille Jeannine Hug Louise Marie Luchetti cmn laude Anne Marie Reiss, cum laude Walter Richard Arnold, B.A., University of Notre James J. Gregery, B.S., St. John's University Dame ( Experimental Program) (Experimental Pro gram) THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION Helen Stevens Auffermann, A.B., New Jersey State Teresa F. Hennelly, B.A., St. John's University Teachers College ( Elementary Education) (Psychology) Richard John Acevedo Patricia Jane Healy, cum laude Sister Marie de Montfort O'Brien, Louis Andrew Basile, B.A., St. John's University Barbara Ann Herber, B.A., Drew University Dolores Patricia Allen Sister Maria Martin Heffernan, 0.P. S.C.H., cum laude (Guidance) (Guidance) Sister M. Jude Thaddeus Allen, 0.P. Sister Owen Maria Heiser, C.S.J. Sister Grace Maureen O'Connor, C.S.J. Anne Marie Benedik, B.A., State University of New Moia Noel Higgins, B.A., Marywood College Maria Ann Ambrosio Jeannette Anne Henry, cum laude Louise Grace Paci York (Guidance) (Education) Barbara Ann Aunchman, cum laude Peter Michael Herron, magna cum laude Mary Elizabeth Paterno Thomas James Butler, B.A., Hofstra College, M.A., Marjorie R. Hohl, B.A., St. John's University Mildred Theresa Balis Robert Louis Hilsky Joseph Gerard Pesca Hofstra College (Psychology) (Guidance) Sister Marnette Bamberger, O.P. Immaculate Catherine Izzo Sister M. John Bosco Pfundstein, O.P., Joseph Sakatore Cannata, B.A., St. John's University Thomas Henry Hurley, B.A., St. John's University Kenneth Peter Barrett Roger Joseph Kenny ctnn laude (Administration) ( Experimental Program) Terrence James Boylan Donald Francis Kuhn Mary Louise Queen Robert T. Carmody, B.A., Ottawa ( Experimental Elizabeth A. Ivers, B.S., in Ed., St. John's University Patricia Joan Brennan Audrey Frances Lapina Sister Mary Emily Rautenberg, S.C.H. Program) ( Elementary Education) Lorraine Florence Burdick Mary Ann Larkin Patricia Anne Regan Rev. Frank D. Carpenter, S.M.M., Montford Seminary Sister Mary Rosarita Johnston, S.M., B.A., St. John's Joan Marie Burke, cum laude Gracelyn Regina La Sala Carol Jane Robertson (Psychology) University (Guidance) Angela T. Cetta Catherine Anna La Salandra Patricia Ann Rogers Daniel Joseph Casey, B.A., St. John's University Thomas Joseph Joyce, B.A., Iona College (Guidance) Della B. Vanchieri Charbonneau Sister Marie de Sales Lee, O.P. Theresa Marie Rosolia, summa cum laude ( Experimental Pro gram) James J. Kavanagh, B.S., Fordham University Sister Mary Robert Clacherty, S.M. Sister M. Barbara Ann Lenniger, O.P.S. Barbara Owen Ross Joan Marie Comyns, B.A., St. John's University ( Experimental Program) Sister Saint Stanislaus Clifford, C.S.J., Sister Rose Mary Lesser, C.S.J. Mary Joan Ross (Administration) Virginia Loretta Kavanagh, B.S. in Ed., St. John's magna cum laude William James Lewis, Ill Sister Marie de la Salle Ryan, C.S.J., Ronald James Davis, B.S., State University of New University ( Administration) Sister M. Helen Eugene Collins, C.S.J. Judith Marilynn Licata summa cum latule York (Guidance) Edward Patrick Keenan, B.A., St. John's University Margaret Mary Collins Constance Jean Lipnicki Virginia Marie Schneider Theodore Philip DeNardo, B.S., New York State ( Experimental Program) Frank John Costello Joseph J. Lipp Sister Francis de Lourdes Shanley, C.S.J. Maritime ( Experimental Program) Patricia Theresa King, B.A., Notre Dame College Richard J. Darrow Lorraine Jean Lodato Sister Mary Venard Sheehan, S.M. Kenneth Gerard Dillon, B.A., St. John's University ( Administration & Supervision) Agnes Maria Dengler Nancy Delores Looney Sister Marie de Chantal Sierp, O.P. (Elementary Education) Geraldine Kravis, B.A., Marymonut College Rita M. Digrius Mary Ellen Lowell Joyce A. Sinton Mary Theresa Drew, B.A., Marywood College (Guidance) Suzanne Marie Doherty Kathleen Anne Lyons Sister Mary Colette Stein, S.M., (Guidance) Alfred George Kull, B.S., Fordham University Sister Mary Paul Crucis Donegan, C.S.J. Sister Mary Anastasia Mangan, R. U. magna cum laude Sister Mary Thomas Early, S.C.C., B.S., Seton Hall (Experimental Pro gram) Doreen Ann Donovan Hildegard Rita Matheis Anne Virginia Stewart, cum Laude College (Education) Robert LaRocca, B.A., St. John's University Patricia Anne Donovan, cum laude Girolama F. Maurice Judith Lucille Tagliaferro Evelyn Margaret Eggers, B.S. in Ed., St. John's (Administration) Mary Jeanne Dunne Denis John McAteer Nancy Margaret Tighe University ( Administration) John J. Leavy, B.A., Maryknoll Seminary Sister M. John Michel Egan, 0.P. Sister Maria Columba McAvoy, C.S.J., Virginia Marie Triolo, cum Laude Helen Marie Fagan, B.A., Ladycliff College (Administration) Dorothy Ann Enold cum laude Theresa Maria Troiano, cum laude (Elementary Education) Alfred Logozo, B.A., St. John's University Sister Mary Rose Enterlin, O.P., Sister Mary Gerard McCarthy, S.M., Sister M. Rose Anthony Walshak, 0.P., Joseph Peter Farina, B.S., St. John's University ( Experimental Program) cum laude cum laude cum laude ( Experimental Program) Walter Joseph McMorrrow, B.S., Fordham University Helen Agnes Eyerman Frances Mary McGrath Ellen j ane Collette Weldon James Fay, B.A., Queens College (Experimental (Administration) Janet Ann Ferrara Sister Anne Jochim McIntyre, 0.P., Barbara Jane Wenthen, magna cum laude Program) Ann Rosalie Maggiore, B.S. in Ed., St. John's Mary Ann Elizabeth Filardi cum Laude Sister Mary Helenita White, C.S.J. Clifford Lloyd Foelach, B.A., St. John's University University (Guidance) Rose Marie Filippini Sister Maria Charitas McLaughlin, Patricia Gail White (Administration & Supervision) William Joseph Mahoney, B.S., State University of Sister Maria Martin Finn, C.S.J. C.S.J. Waltraut Mary Wickel, cum Laude Carmine Patrick Forlenza, B.A., Iona College New York (Guidance) Sister Marian Fish, R.U., cum laude Marianne Rose McNally Joyce Frances Wieser (Guidance) Joseph Alphonse Marino, B.A., New York University Margherita Ann Giarratano Rosemary Theresa McMorrow Andrew Denis Williams Mario Dominic Frangiose, B.A., St. John's University ( Experimental Program) Ann S. Gioia Mary Anne McNelis Patricia Anne Wilson ( Administration) Roger Arthur Martin, B.S., Holy Cross College Ellen K. Grady Sister Mary Thaddeus Melton, S.M. Dolores Jean Zacharewicz Rosemarie A. Greco, B.S., in Ed., St. John's University (Experimental Pro gram) Barbara Ann Graz Ann Barbara Mercorella Irene Annette Zebrowski (Elementary E dttcation) Anthony Francis Mattei, B.A., St. Francis College Sister Marie Corde Greeley, O.P. Sister Sean Mariae Mulhern, C.S.J. (Guidance) Helen Mary Mondel, B.S. in Ed., St. John's University Frank R. Spadea, B.A., St. John's University Class of January I960 ( Elementary Education) ( Experimental Program) John Francis Murphy, B.S., St. John's University Anthony Stevens Spartalis, B.S., St. John's University ( Experimental Program) (Experimental Pro gram) THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS James John Neerincx, Jr., B.A., St. John's University John B. Starkey, B.S., State University of New York ( Experimental Program) (Guidance) Sister Romuald de Montfort Pelletier, Mary Eileen O'Connell, B.S., State University of New Charles Paul Turco, B.S., St. John's University, M.S., D.W., cum laude York (Guidance) St. John's University (Experimental Program) Sister Marion Veronica O'Donnell, S.C.H., B.A., Marion Zimmermann Volmut, B.A., Queens College THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Manhattan College (Guidance) ( Elementary Education) George Thomas Paccione, B.A., St. John's University William A. Ward, B.S., Long Island University Brother Daniel Lynch, C.F.X. ( Experimental Program) ( Administration) Bertha Marina Pinto, B.A., St. John's University John George Wilshusen, Jr., B.A., St. John's University THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION ( Experimental Program) ( Experimental Program) Joseph William Purcell, B.A., St. John's University Sister Mary Terentia Winier, C.S.S.F., B.S. in Ed., Rosemary Geraldine Ancona Nicholas W. Jones Gerard Peter O'Shea ( Experimental Program) St. Joheph's College (Administration) Winifred Eileen Burke Maureen Elizabeth Kerrigan, Sister Mary Gabrielle Redigan, R. U ., Marion Russ, B.A., New York University . Irene Joan Wroblewska, B.S. in Ed., St. John's Carol A. Coleman magna cum laude magna cum laude ( Experimental Program) University (Elementary Education) Joan Aileen Dalton Barbara Ann Kroez Catherine Cecilia Reilly Gloria Frances Sinnott, B.A., St. John's Univeriity · Roger Edward Wycoff, B.S., Washington State Nancy Ann DeLuca Eileen E. Loizzo Richard Stanislaw Remisiewicz ( E:..·perimental Program) College ( Administration & Superoision) Sister Arthur Marie Diers, C.S.J. Joan Marie Martin Margaret Roesser, cum laude Sister Mary Sibastian Smith, S.M., B.B.A., St. John's Jane Patricia Dineen E. Patricia Masterson Brother Francis Ryan, O.S.F. University (Guidance) Sister Mary Paulette Doyas, S.S.N.D. Marie Messana Elizabeth Maria Schings Robert Francis Dunnell Winifred Miglino Susan E. Shoule Sister Mary Simeon Flaum, S.M. Margaret Mary Myles Marjorie Ann Smith THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE (NURSING EDUCATION) Arlene Ethel Gontko Sister Louis Mary of Wisdom O'Dea, Diane Mildred Sottosanti, cum laude Elizabeth Ann Greeley D.W., 11iagna cum laude Sister Mary Bernette Vigorito, O.P. Eleanor Frances Basil, B.S. in Nursing, Niagara Sister Mary Ethel Martin, O.S.F., B.S. in Nursing Therese Irene Hyer Carolyn Ann Olsen James Joseph Weik University (Superoision) Villanova University (Administration) Ann Jean Bourke, B.S. in Nursing, Misericordia Sister Elizabeth of the Divine Heart, Meier, B.S. in THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (NURSING) College (Teaching) Nursing, St. John's University ( Administration) Rose Therese Carlino, B.S., St. John's University Sister Mary Catherine Mugowska, C.S.S.F., B.S. in Margaret M. Allain Marcella Jayne Foley Evelyn Theresa Murphy (Administration) Nursing, Seton Hall University (Administration) Margit Elaine Anderson Sister Mary Daniel Greene, C.I.J. Rita Ann Murphy Anna Margaret Connolly, B.S., St. John's University Martha E. Myman, B.S., St. John's University Sister Miriam Assumpta Baer, S.C. Charlotte D. Heinrichs Caroline B. Ofenloch (Administration) ( Superoision) Wilhelmina Mary Carlin Anna Catherine Jozwiak Margaret Dolores Orzechowski Sister Marie Albert Geneuski, O.S.F., B.S.Ph.N., Alice Rita O'Brien, B.S. in Nursing, Villanova Agatha Elizabeth Clancy Nancy Cardinal Kelly Ellen Dolores Petrofesi Marquette University (Teaching) University (Teaching) Margaret Woods Cole Elizabeth Jean Kepner Christina Pettinato Sister Anne Joachim Hogan, M.S.B.T., B.S., St. John's Edith Swanson Piper, B.S., St, John's University Shirley Ann Collins Elizabeth Florence Kobe Iona Hampton Sallust University ( Admistration) (Superoision) Sharon Adrianne Damm Rosellen McColl Mary Josephine Shubilla Mildred Mae Hull, B.S., St. John's University Sister Theresa Louis Reiss, S.C., B.S., St, Elizabeth Audrey Dolores Devine Ann Rice Morgan Eleanor Frances Taylor ( Superoision) College (Administration) Kathleen Theresa Driscoll Sister Mary Liguori Morrisson, C.I.J. Thelma Larrie Williams Agnes Maria McElhihney, B.S., St. John's University Sister Mary Matthias Robertson, B.S. in Nursing, St. Helen Edith Flanders (Administration) John's University (Superoision) Marilyn Joan McGann, B.S. in Nursing, St. John's Teresa Caroline Schosser, B.S. in Nursing, 'St. John's University (Teaching) University (Administration) THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION Mary Angela McLaughlin, B.S. in Nursing, St. John's Therese Joan Sheridan, B.S., St. John's University Agnes Rose Licausi, B.A., Marymount College University (Superoision) (Teaching) Patricia Ann Ahern, B.A., Good Counsel College (Supervision) Sister Regina Marie Maibusch, O.S.F., B.S.N., Alverno (Guidance) William Boyd Testerman, B.S. Florida Southern College (Teaching) Francis J. Collins, B.A., St. John's University (Guidance) College ( Experimental Program) William J. Farrell, B.A., Manhattan College Michael S. Vaccaro, B.A., St. John's University ( Experimental Program) (Psychology) THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Raymond Joseph Halliwell, B.S. in Ed., St. John's Joanne Helen Walsh, B.S. in Ed., New Platz State University (Psychology) Teachers College (Administration) Norma Rita Coyle, M.S. in Nursing, St. John's University (Guidance) Joyce Irene Klainer, B.B.A., St. John's University "Vacational Interests of Hospital Corpsmen United States Navy." (Administration) Orland Joseph LuPone, M.S., Columbia University Teachers College ( Administration) "A Comparison of Provisionally Certified Elementary School Teachers and Permanently Certified School Teachers THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE (NURSING EDUCATION) in Selected School Districts in the State of New York." Joseph Morsello, M.S. in Ed., St. John's University (Guidance) Sister Maria Lawrence Berry, B.S., Catholic University Sister Mary Camillus English, C.I.J., B.S., St. John's "The Relationship Between the !noentoried Interest and Personality Traits of High School Girls." (Administration) University (Supervision) Margaret Zomzely, M.A., Columbia University Teachers College (Psychology) Howard William Broere, B.S., Adelphi College Mary Josephine Finnin, B.S., Adelphi College "The Evaluation of Multi-Therapy Upon a Psychiatric Population." ( Administration) (Teaching) Loretta Theresa Reilly, B.S., St. John's University Lawrence Francis Napolitano, B.S. in Ed., St. John's Patricia Laura VanHouten, B.B.A., St. John's University Marjorie Harris, A.B., Hunter College (Teaching) (Psychology) Phyllis Anne Lanes, B.S., College of Mt. St. Vincent (Supervision) University (Guidance) (Teaching) Sister Annina Scharper, B.S. in Nursing, St. Joseph's Daniel A. O'Keeffe, B.S., St. John's University Rev. Robert R. Vignola, C.M., B.A., Mary Immaculate Sem. & College ( Administration) Mary Jon Mason, B.S. in Nursing, Niagara University College (Administration) ( Experimental Program) (Teaching) Rita Marie Schmitt, B.S., St. John's University Sister Edward Marie Sullivan, S.C.H., B.A., Manhattan Daniel A. Visconti, B.S., St. John's University (Experimental Pro gram) Sister Maria Millikin, B.S., Boston College (Administration) College ( Administration) (Administration) Sister Margaret Alice Shalvoy, S.C., St. John's Sister St. Alphonsus Tuohy, C.S.J., B.A., St. Joseph's Lorraine Marguerite Pitteloud, B.S., College of St. Rose University (Supervision) College (Science Teaching) (Supervision) Madeline Mary Uhde, B.S., Seaton Hall University (Supervision) THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE (NURSING EDUCATION)

Anne M. Althisar, B.S., St. Xavier College (Teaching) Sophia Josephine Macenas, B.S., St. John's University Class of September I959 Sister Bernardine Barrett, S.F.P., B.S., St. John's (Teaching) University (Administration) Mary Etta Metz, B.S., St. John's University William Francis Boland, B.S., Russell Sage College (Supervision) THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS (Supervision) Kathleen Veronica Murray, B.S., St. John's University (Teaching) Sister Mary Daniel of Jesus Curtin, Sister Mary of the Eucharist Oakley, Sister Mary Allison Wylie, O.P., Agnes Currigan, B.S., St. John's University Barbara Catherine Rottkamp, B.S., Adelphi College D.W., cum laude D.W., summa cum laude magna cum laude (Supervision) Helen Marie Ann Dolton, B.S., Georgetown (Supervision) University ( Administration) Genevieve C. Tolentino, B.S., University of Dayton THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Estelle Coles Hankins, B.S., Washington Missionary (Teaching) College (Teaching) Marguerite Marie Welch, B.S. in Nursing Education, Lawrence Robert Archer Sister Mary Baptista Maier, C.S.J., Sister M. Theodora Phipps, O.P. College of St. Rose (Teaching) Sister Mary Cornelius Johnson, C.S.J. summa cum laude Sister Mary Kevin Maloney, S.F.P., B.S., St. John's University ( Administration) THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION

Patricia Ann Abruzzo Sister Margaret Joques Ednie, C.S.J. Barbara Ann Lynch Thomas N. Basile Jean Munro Gallagher, cum laude Mary Louise MacMurray Eileen Ann Burkel Kathryn Bernadette Gibbons Charles F. McCall Barbara Ann Cullen Sister M. St. George Grof, C.S.J. Donald McMurrough Joseph Daniel Curro Brother Arnold Houlihan, C.F.X. Ramona Michaels McNicholas Ann de Coninck Maureen Ann Keane Barbara Zimbelmann Murphy Joan Marie Natalie D'Emic Francis Joseph Keltos Pedro Quinones

THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (NURSING) Margaret Poland Batcher Veronica Ann Lesho Patricia M. Sadlier Patricia Ann Cronin Sister Antonina O'Brien, S.C. Mary B. Terry Patricia Ann Gannon August L. Perrone

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Sister Laetitia DeLa Sagesse, Brown, D.W., B.S. in Ed., Sarah Patricia Jordan, B.S. in Ed., Misericordia St. John's University (Psychology) College ( Elementary Education) Brother Albert George Donnelly, F.S.C., B.A., Sister Ellen Mary Kehir, S.C.H., B.A. in Ed., Holy Catholic University (Guidance) Names College ( Administration) Raymond Edward Egan, B.S. in Ed., St. John's Laurence M. Keller, B.A., St. John's University University (Guidance) (Guidance) Marita Rosaire Fallon, B.S., St. Elizabeth College Sister Mary Gervase Kernan, D.C., B.S., St. Joseph's (Guidance) College {Psychology) Sister James of the Annunciation Gaffney, D.W., B.S. Jean Frances Lamond, B.A., St. John's University in Ed., St. John's University (Guidance) ( Gt1idance) Rev. William L. Green, C.M., B.A. in Ed., Niagara Sister Joseph Anna McCarthy, S.C.H., B.A., Mt. St. University {Psychology & Guidance) Vincent College (Administration) Edward H. Haggerty, B.A., Iona College (Guidance) Margaret Tolan McConnell, B.S. in Ed., Fordham Brother John Harrington, C.S.C., B.A. University of University (Guidance) Notre Dame ( Administration) Lawrence E. McGrath, B.A., Holy Cross College Bernice M. Himmelmann, B.S. in Ed., New York (Science Teaching) University ( Elementary Education) Elizabeth Patricia Mack, B.S. in Ed., St. John's Brother Anthony J. Ipsaro, S.M., B.S. in Ed., University (Psychology) University of Dayton (Psychology & Guidance) COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Edmond William Farrell, Jr., .Francis Charles Losito, cum laude Peter John Rainieri magna cum laude Francis Paul Malaspina Charles Robert Schmidt Robert Francis Fastenau Anthony Vincent Maresca Joseph Sieczkowski REVEREND EDWARD J. BuRKE, C.M., Dean Robert Fennell Patricia Elizabeth McHale Richard John Stabile Peter A. Garuccio Edward Joseph Messina Raffaele Antonio Staiano Robert Frederick Gentner, cum lattde John Alfred Mihalik John Matthew Szala James John Glasser James Richard Mullane John Lido Tenaglia ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE Umberto Joseph Guido Terence Ignatius Munnelly, cum laude Ronald William Toth Walter John Hayes Peter Travers Neyland, II Joseph Anthony Ursino THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS John Daniel Hogan Joseph John O'Keeffe John Warren Vanderbeek Barbara Anne Hohmuth, cum laude Frederick Walter Orgielewicz William Joseph Vogt John P. Avitabile Frank J. Harrigan Neil Peter O'Doherty Robert James Kelly Albert Dominick Pacifico, cum laude Richard John Walther Madeline L. Bishop Eugene Michael Harrington Robert Joseph Olivari William Patrick Kilroy Robert J. Perocchia Richard John Weisenreider William Charles Bishop Denis Michael Hennessy Philip Francis O'Mara Stephen John Kustera Warren William Platz Sandra Gail Wenderoth Frank John Bohl John Joseph Hogan George Vincent Paladino Kenneth Joseph Lazara Charles Arnold Plumeau James R. Wohlever John Patrick Brennan Michael Joseph Hosey Basil Anthony Palmeri George Thomas Leonard Arthur William Puglisi Teofila Michael Zanchelli Bruce Joseph Buff Ralph Thomas lervolino Anthony Thomas Palumbo Paul Charles Libassi John Alden Putney, Jr., cum laude Richard Edward Yuknavech, cum laude Gregory Vincent Butler Richard Thomas Imossi Donald John Papae Robert Patrick Carr Arthur George Jasinski Bernard David Pascal Robert Emmet Carroll Francis Adrian Kahn, Jr. John J. Perissi Bernard Joseph Cassidy Frederick Arthur Keating Eugene H. Phelan Glass of January I()60 George Thomas Cassidy, cum laude Edward Francis Keller, Jr. Peter Joseph Pollina John Patrick Caulfield Hugo John Kiendl Patricia Ann Pozniak THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS Robert Mitchell Chambers Robert J. Koehler Rodney Joseph Puleo Alois Anthony Chmela, cum laude Hilda Martha Kreinhofner Vincent James Puleo Bernard Edward De Lury Dominic Michael Natoli, Jr. Arthur Joseph Price Savino Leonard Cipri Mauro Anthony Lamagna Louis Francis Quaglia John Eugene Hellmann Peter Robert Nichols Arthur Patrick Reilly John Michael Collins Charles Joseph Lehecka John Patrick Quinn Richard Thomas Monahan William Henry Novak, Jr. Thomas Francis Conlon Robert Joseph Patrick Lemmon John Francis Reilly John J. Conway William Francis Leverich Frank Rinaldi William James Copeland Anthony Joseph Liotti Raymond Joseph Russo THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Dennis Sean Costello William P. Maloney Frank T. Sallese, Jr. John Bruce Hanley Peter Edward Costello June Marie Mastrocola, magna cum laude Herbert Lawrence Satterlee John Francis Coyle James Edward Mazza James Francis Schiebel John Murdoch Crane Frank Patrick McDonald Guy Charles Schlette Grady Grant Crumpley, Jr. John Joseph McDonnell Richard John Schopp Glass of September I()5() Edmond Stephen Culhane, Jr. Christopher J. McDonough Louis Robert Sepe Edward Thomas Currie George J. McFadden John Lawrence Shanahan John William De Marino James Edward Martin McKean, John Joseph Silvi, cum laude THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS Eugene Anthony De Martinis magna cum llilttde Jack Joseph Somma Frederick S. Di Stephan Ann Mary McQuillan Joseph Emanuele Spinnato John Francis Burbige John Joseph McCormick, Jr. Vincent A. Panettiere John Ernest Durando Arthur W. Meade Robert Francis Stahlheber Stephen Robert Ferrie Charles W. Mitchell Louis F. Roethel Robert Francis Elliott Robert Joseph Mendillo John Joseph Sullivan, summa cum laude John Joseph Galli James Donald Norton Charles Gilbert Schappert Louis James Engeldrum Wayne Charles Miller, Joseph E. Sullivan James Joseph Lacy James Acker O'Connor, cum laude Albert Crescenzo Vigliotta John Ward Eschmann magna cum laude Gordon James Swezey Peter James Lupoli Richard Fabrizio, cum laude Robert William Molyneux, Jr. Joseph Augustus Sylvester William John Feeney Janet Carolyn Moore Allan James Thompson THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Myles Edward Fitzpatrick, cnm laude Edward Gerald Moran George Francis Thompson Frank C. Franceschini James Arthur Moran Frank Matthew Volz Matthew John Rudolph Chlupsa John Henry Mitchell Frank Martin Yoerg Michael Charles French Dominick Morea C. Thomas Voss William Dennis Friel John Charles Mulgrew Herbert H. Walker Paul Michael Gavin James Joseph Murphy Michael Jude Walsh Agostino Santi Gemignani Patrick Mark Murphy Robert William Warner UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Charles Anthony Gherardi Thomas Francis Murphy Robert Earl Weaver Edward Thomas Goehring James Robert Nugent, Jr. Joseph Louis Wucher Joseph Anthony Gryzlo Thomas Patrick O'Connell THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE John Anthony Abate Maria Irene Bertram John F. Brunner Carol Christine Aievoli Barbara Ann Bianco George Edward Bush, Jr. Harry Robert Baukney Michael Robert Carlozzi Fred Conrad De Blasio Theresa Andolino Rudolph Heinrich Bold Ronald John Butler, cum laude Bennett Patsy Boffardi Ronald David Cavallaro Joseph John Dehler John William Ascher Isidore Robert Brancaccio James Joseph Callahan Gerald Timothy Butler Robert Frank Cecchini Amerigo Joseph Di Cresce Carmen Catherine Ayala Arlene Brenda Brigandi Joseph Russell Capaldi John Francis Carew, III John Anthony Daly Paul Christopher Donohue William Leonard Barrett Edward George Brophy Helen Theresa Casey Jennie Catanese Mary Louise Gomez Joan Mary O'Brien Class of September I959 Robert Richard Chambers John Anthony Greco Maureen Frances O'Brien Alice Chunga Louis Joseph Gruber Kenneth Joseph O'Brien THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS Donald Herbert Coleman Catherine Theresa Guarisco Loretta Lucille Ognibene Gerald P. Hanratty Virginia Ann Coohill Kevin Patrick O'Hara Michael J. Aratingi Paul L. Garza Edward Linkh Anthony Michael Coscia James Lawrence Hartmann John George Olekson John Francis Carroll Sheila Ellen Hermes Mary Jane T. McCabe George Richard Cowan John Michael Hayes Marilyn Claire O'Mara Michael Bernard Concannon Martin Francis Hickey Owen T. McDermott Florence Anne Iacampo Eugene Thomas De Canio Charles Anthony O'Neil William James Curran Joseph A. Kearns Francis Stewart Meaney Edward Daniel Del Giorno Jeanette Ingrassia David John O'Neill Robert W. Czok, cum laude Patrick J. Kerrigan Lawrence Everett Pierce Arlene Mary D'Emic Ann T. Koenig Thomas Joseph O'Reilly Ronald John De Masi Kathleen Ann Kiernan Alexander John Reigi, Jr. Diane Marie Destefanis, cum laude Catherine Marv Kushner Kathleen Marie Neylon Teresa J. De Silva Alice Kanier King Patrick Francis Scanlan Marie Ann Di Nardi Camille Dorothy La Puma William John Parise Colvin Aloysius Evans Roger E. Kristensen Charles Edward Scharwz Mary Anne Monica Dippel Patricia Ann McAllister John Joseph Parker Robert James Flanagan Mary C. Di Prima Thomas Francis McAndrews Filomena Theresa Pizzolorusso Thomas Brendan Doherty John Edward McCullough Patricia Ann Reilly Patricia Anne Doyle Owen William McGuiness Sylvester R. Roberts THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Anne Catherine Duffy Phelim Joseph McManamon Isabel Rosato Rosemary Frances Dunne, cum laude John Patrick McNicholas Marion Rose Sartalamacchia Evelyn Leone Bauerle John T. Cantante John Francis Maleady Francis Joseph Farrell Thomas Anthony Malarkey Salvatore Joseph Scarola Florentina Dolores Britto William S. Leonard, Jr. Michael James Mangano Thomas Hugh Ferguson Robert C. Marcazzo Florence Terranova America Mary Fernandez Richard Joseph Maynard Thomas Michael Tobin Louis Fiori Sheila Elizabeth Meehan Betty Ann Torregrossa Ellen Mary Flanagan Maria Linda Mincieli Richard F. Washell Margaret Regina Flanagan, Kathleen Elizabeth Mooney Carole E. W eckesser magna cum laude 'William Nazzario Moreno Leora Frances Wright Marianne Elizabeth Foti Joseph Peter Morsellino Diana Maria Yetto

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Gene Albert Brienza Louis Ann Ferraro Patricia Ann O'Gradv Joseph Patrick Brown Robert Anthony Franza Josephine Patricia P;dovano James Joseph Cancro John F. Friel Louis Philip Palmeri, Jr. John Thomas Cantante Claude A. Gange Judy Theresa Perrotta Robert Michael Carr Victoria Maria Gonnella Arthur John Powers William James Cruice Anthony Iadevaio Peter Francis Radice Robert J. De Kleine Ann Susan Iervolino, summa cum laude Antoinette Lucille Savino Paul Robert De Zan Mary Grace Keating Richard Carroll Sowinski Frances Mary Di Biase Carol Ann Laverty, magna cum laude Lee Helen Stillwell Charles Anthony Di Peri Gerald Michael Lubrino Hertha Claire Straka Robert Edmund Donohue, cum laude Gerald Francis McKenna John David Termine Louis Marin Favre Winifred Ann Malone Alan Joseph Wright

Class of January z960

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Rosemary Carolyn Caristo John Patrick Keveny Joyce Clayre Pokut John Clifford Mary Margaret McLaughlin Lewis Ronald Quercia George F. Collina Antal Melynadasy Evelyn M. Riordan Frank Joseph Colucci John J. Monteleone Patricia McHugh Shust Kathleen Burke Cozzarelli Dorothy Elizabeth O'Keefe Evan Patrick Smith John Lloyd D'Angelo Richard Thomas Olcott Steven Vincent Wichik John Lloyd Dever John Cannon Palmer Wanda S. Wierzbowska Ronald Leonard Gambella William John Phillips Earl Robert Woods Richard Anthony Holzknecht

THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Rosemary Bernadette Angeli Richard Charles Cassano Mary Ann Pavlik SCHOOL OF LAW Gerald D. McLellan, B.A., James J. Power, B.B.A., Mary E. Shea, B.A., University of Massachusetts St. John's University St. John's University t Robert F. Malerba, B.A., Richard J. Power, B.B.A., Thomas F. Shea, B.A., REVEREND WILLIAM F. CAHILL, Acting Dean Seton Hall University St. John's University Cathedral College of the Immaculate John P. Martell, Gene M. Pranzo, B.A., Conception, cum laude Iona College St. John's University Kenneth F. Smith, B.B.A., Charles P. Martin, B.S., Thomas R. Purcell, B.B.A., St. John's University THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF LAWS United States Merchant Marine St. John's University Robert R. Spina, B.B.A., ' Academy Joseph J. Qualtere, B.B.A., St. John's University Ludwig J. Abruzzo, B.S. Peter P. Cusick, B.B.A., Charles J. Hannigan, Boston College Manhattan College, cum laude Niagara University Eugene F. Mastropieri, B.B.A., St. Bonaventure University Lawrence Storch, B.A., Thomas F. Quinn, B.A., Queens College Frank J. Adipietro, B.S. Ralph F. Cutrone, B.B.A., John J. Harkins, B.A., St. John's University St. John's University Eileen R. Straub, B.A., New York University St. John's University St. John's University John J. Meglio, B.A., John F. Anderson, B.B.A., Vincent Cuttita, B.A., Edgar R. Hartt, B.S., St. John's University Charles B. Rangel, B.S., St. John's University New York University St. John's University College of the City of New York Carnegie Institute of Technology Vincent P. Mitrano, B.A., Timothy W. Sullivan, B.B.A., Michael J. Ricigliano, B.A., Lloyd W. Aultman, Joseph M. Darby, B.S., Frederick D. Hatem, B.A., St. John Fisher College St. John's University Columbia University New York State College of Forestry Brooklyn College Robert A. Moran, B.A., St. John's University Patricia S. Teitel, B.A., Denis J. Riordan, Rene L. Basile, B.B.A., Anthony J. D'Auria, B.A., Francis J. Heneghan, B.B.A., St. John's University St. John's University Martin B. Mulroy, B.B.A., Muhlenberg College Peter T. Tierney, B.A., St. John's University St. John's University St. John's University St. John's University Earl S. Roberts, B.A., St. John's University Peter S. Bonwich, B.B.A., Bruce D. Davis, B.C.E., Michael J. Henry, B.A., College of the City of New York St. John's University Cornell University Maryknoll Seminary; M.B.A., New John 0. O'Brien, Fred Tomasone, B.A., Hofstra College Anthony S. Bottitta, B.A., Thomas A. Dell Aquila, B.A., York University Pace College John K. Rode, B.S., (SS), Donald S. Tracy, B.A., Brooklyn College Hofstra College Gerald K. Howard, B.B.A., John K. O'Callaghan, B.A., Georgetown University Carol M. Brennan, A.B., Daniel J. DeLucie, B.B.A., St. Bonaventure University St. Joseph's Seminary and College William E. Rosa, St. John's University John V. Vaughn, B.B.A., College of New Rochelle St. John's University Edward A. Hubbard, B.A., John J. O'Flaherty, B.A., St. John's University Manhattan College Nicholas A. Bruckner, Jr., B.S., Vincent J. DeRosa, B.A., Brooklyn College St. John's University Charles F. Rupprecht, Jr., B.B.A., Richard A. O'Leary, B.S.B.A., Harry Vazquez, A.B., Long Island University Manhattan College Mary Lou Jennerjahn, B.A., Pace College Boston College Columbia University Robert B. Burns, B.M.E., Thomas J. DiMaio, B.S., St. John's University Andrew A. Ryan, B.S., Nicholas F. O'Shea, B.A., Dino I. Venuto, B.S., Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn New York University Vincent L. Johnson, B.A., Seton Hall University Hofstra College Fordham University Bernard M. Byrne, B.B.A., John T. DiPalma, B.A., Brooklyn College Dermott F. Ryan, B.A., William J. Pallas, B.S., Matthew Vetri, B.S. in Economics, St. John's University St. John's University Herbert J. Kennedy, B.B.A., Fordham University J. Fordham University University of Pennsylvania Peter J. Byrnes, B.A., Vincent P. DiStephen, B.A., St. John's University Dominic J. Santoro, B.B.A., Robert A. Perez-Wilson, A.B., Albert A. Vicchiolla, B.B.A., St. John's University St. John's University James F. Kennedy, St. John's University Hunter College Hofstra College, cum laude Robert H. Carey, A.B. Thomas J. Donnelly, St. John's University David D. Schepps, B.S., John J. Pettigrass, B.A., Gary Yeldezian, B.B.A., Niagara University Hofstra College Donald E. King, A.B., New York University St. John Fisher College Anthony C. Scott, B.S. in Pharmacy, Adelphi College John J. Chase, B.S., Joseph P. Dorsa, B.A., Lafayette College Francis J. Phelan, Jr., B.B.A., Martin Zeiger, Fordham University St. Francis College Onofrio F. Laurino, Fordham University St. John's University Brooklyn College Francis H. Chester, B.A., Lloyd J. Easlick, B.B .. A, Fordham University Carmine V. Scudere, B.S., Anthony D. Pistone, A.B., Eugene D. Zinbarg, B.S., Iona College St. John's University Richard P. Lawlor, B.B.A., Fordham University Hunter College Mildred A. Shanley, B.B.A., New York University Clifford J. Chu, Anthony D. Errico, B.A., Manhattan College St. John's University Iona College Patrick J. Leddy, St. John's University Robert M. Ciani, B.A., James R. Fauci, B.S., College of the City of New York Iona College Temple University Joseph P. Lieb, B.B.A., Class of January I 960 Edward J. Cibulay, B.S. Conrad F. Ferrigno, B.A., St. John's University Fordham University Hofstra College Joseph F. Lisa, B.B.A., THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF LAWS James J. Finnerty, Jr., B.S., I Richard J. Concannon, B.A., St. John's University St. John's University St. Peter's College Richard T. Lombard, B.A., Thomas S. Bonanno, B.B.A., James E. Kohler, B.B.A., William T. O'Halloran, B.S., William J. Connolly, B.A., John L. Frank, B.A., Iona College St. John's University St. John's University St. John's University St. John's University St. Bonaventure University Joseph A. McCabe, B.B.A., Edward T. Buhl, B.A., Andrew E. Kuchinsky, B.S., Paul A. Sciortino, B.A., Peter J. Conza, B.S., Ned D. Frank, St. John's University Cathedral College of the Immaculate Columbia Universjty St. John's University St. John's University Bucknell University Peter M. McCabe, B.A., Conception Alfred M. Lama, B.A., Clement J. Vicari, B.S. in Textiles, Wesley J. Cornish, B.B.A., Joseph Fratello, B.A., Hofstra College Robert J. Chojnacki, B.A., Franklin and Marshall College Georgia Institute of Technolgy Manhattan College St. John's University John L. McCarthy, B.A., St. John's University Laurence M. Maloney, B.A., Frank E. Zaklukiewicz, B.A., Anthony R. Corso, B.A., Joseph P. Geraghty, B.B.A., University of Connecticut St. John's University Kings College University of Dayton St. John's University John E. McConnin, B.A., John J. Courtney, B.A., Salvatore R. Gerbasi, B.B.A., Queens College Class of September I()5() St. John's University Niagara University John H. McCord, A.B., Francis J. Coyne, B.B.A., Albert T. Gervais, B.A., Fordham University, magna cum laude THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF LAWS St. John's University Brooklyn College Thomas J .McDonough, B.A., Andrew D. Cretella, A.B., Edward P. Goggin, St. John's University James D. Casey, Jr., B.A., Jack S. Kleinsinger, Leonard Weinstock, B.S., College of the Holy Cross College of the City of New York Michael McGinn, B.A., Manhattan College University of Wisconsin Brooklyn College Thomas J. Cunningham, B.A., James B. Hackett, B.B.A., Manhattan College Thomas E. Cusick, B.B.A., St. John's University Iona College Iona College Rev. John Joseph Egan, B.A., Providence College Brother Donald Richard Loiselle, F.M.S., B.A., GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES (History) Marian College (French) Sister Mary Laurita Elberfeld, O.P., B.A., St. John's Sister Saint Malachy Madden, C.S.J., B.A., St. Joseph's REVEREND JosEPH E. HoGAN, C.M., Dean University (Spanish) College for Women (Latin) Brother Thomas C. Ford, F.S.C.H., B.A., Iona College Sister Mary of St. Jacinta Morrison, R.G.S., B.A., (History) College of Our Lady of the Elms, Chicopee, Mass. THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF LIBRARY SCIENCE Sister Mary James Gaffney, R.D.C., B.A., Good (French) Rose A. M. Adamo, B.A., Queens College Mildred W. Gindea, B.A., Brooklyn College; M.A., Counsel College; B.S. in L.S., Columbia University Brother Philip Robert Ouellette, F.M.S., B.A., Brother Berchmans Downey, S.C., Ph.B., Loyola Columbia University (English) Marian College (Spanish) University, New Orleans Hazel Borden Jennings, B.A., M.A., Adelphi College; Sister M. Ellen Teresa Gilson, 0.P.S., B.S. in Ed., Donald Francis Quinn, B.S. in Ed., Fordham Sister Mary Dorothy Ficco, C.S.A.C., B.S. in Ed., LL.B., Brooklyn Law School, St. Lawrence University Fordham University (Latin) University (History) Fordham University Ellen Ann Hartmann, B.A., St. John's University William Matthew Roulet, B.A., St. John's University (History) (English) James J. Hennelly, B.A., St. John's University Anthony Thomas Sallustio, B.A., Iona College (French) THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS ( Political Science) Francis Xavier Sauer, B.A., St. John's University (English) Sister Miriam Jerome Bonser, O.P., B.A., St. John's Sister M. Leo Francis Monaghan, O.P., B.S., St. John's Sister Mary Mark Higgins, O.P., B.A., St. John's Brother Robert Smith, 0.S.F., B.S. in Ed., Fordham University (Mathematics) University (Biology) University (History) Sister Mary Cajetan Jansen, O.P., B.A., St. John's University (Sacred Science) John Anthony Bronikowski, B.A., Seton Hall Sister M. Winifred Monks, R.U., B.S. in Ed., University (Spanish) Denis Joseph Towey, B.A., St. John's University University (Biology) Fordham University (Mathematics) William Doane Kelly, B.A., St. Peter's College (English) Brother Matthew Michael Callanan, F.M.S., B.A., Donald Leo Muench, B.S., St. John Fisher College (Sacred Science) Paul Joseph Vetrano, B.S., St. John's University Marian College (Mathematics) (Mathematics) Brother Eugenius Kendrick, C.F.X., B.S., Fordham (History) John Joseph Capone, B.S., University of Scranton James Joseph Murdocco, B.A., College of the Holy University (French) Margaret Lea Webb, B.A., Chestnut Hill College (Biology) Cross (Biology) Brother Stephen Anthony Lanning, F.M.S., B.A., (History) Brother Kevin Peter Carolan, F.M.S., B.A., Marian Sister Rose Michael Murphy, 0.P., B.S. in Ed., Marian College (English) Brother Harold Athanasius Weigand, F.S.C.H., B.A., College (Mathematics) St. John's University (Mathematics) Mother Marie Madeleine Larose, D.W., B.A., St. Iona College (History) Jerome John Cuomo, B.S., Manhattan College Raulo Mario Parmegiani, B.A., La Salle College Sister Mary Anton Wengler, O.P., B.A., St. John's (Chemistry) (Biology) John's University(French) Sister M. Rose Agnes LeAndro, 0.S.F., B.A., Ladycliff University (Sacred Science) Albert Edward Donor, Jr., B.S., St. John's University John Patrick Reichhold, B.S., Iona College (Biology) College (History) Brother Louis Francis Zirkel, F.M.S., B.S., St. John's (Chemistry) Marilyn M. Rice, B.A., College of New Rochelle University (Mathematics) George Peter Ferrari, B.S., St. John's University (Biology) (Biology) Paul John Samulenas, B.S., Iona College (Chemistry) Michael Joseph Finnerty, B.S., St. John's University Joseph Henry Scanlon, B.S., St. John's University (Chem is try) (Physics) THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Mother Marie Louis Goldstein, R.S.H.M., B.A., Sister Mary Padraig Spencer, C.S.J., B.A., Queens Marymount College, Tarrytown, N. Y. (Mathematics) College (Social Sciences) Alan Isidore Fleischman, B.S., City College of New York; M.A., Brooklyn College (Biology) Joseph Daniel Korshalla, B.S., King's College (Biology) Ralph Ernest Stevens, Jr., B.A., St. Anselm's College "Stttdies on the Respiration of Emericel!opsis Salmosynnemata." Barbara Helen Lubben, B.S., College of St. Elizabeth (Chemistry) Anthony Joseph Gallagher, B.A., M.A., St. John's University (English) (Biology) Theresa 1-feng Sun, B.S., Incarnate Word College, "Della Cruscan Poetry in America: A Study in Late Eighteenth-Century Literary Taste." Joseph Michael Machinist, B.S., King's College San Antonio, Texas (Chemistry) Henry D. Isenberg, B.S., City College of New York; M.A., Brooklyn College (Biology) (Biology) Rev. Joseph Nguyen Quoc Van, B.A., Gannon College "The Nutrition of Poteriochromonas Stipitata." Frank P. Marchese, B.S., Iona College (Chemistry) (Mathematics) William Joseph Maroun, B.A., Providence College Theodore Joseph Wazenski, B.S., King's College Henrietta Grimsley Kalicki, B.A., Hunter College; M.S., University of Iowa (Biology) (Biology) (Biology) "The Histology o the Corpus Allatum Prior to Puparium Formation in the Ebony Mutant of Drosophila Brother Peter Martin Marren, F.M.S., B.A., Marian Douglas John Young, B.S., Fordham University M elanogaster." College (Mathematics) (Mathematics) Richard Clinton Klosek, B.S., University of Scranton; M.S., St. John's University (Biology) William John Miller, B.S., Mt. St. Mary's College, "Factors Required for the Growth of Paramecium Caudatum in Axenic Cultm·es." Emmitsburg, Md. (Biology) Nicholas John Stebe, B.S. in Ed., University of Dayton; M.S. in Ed., Queens College (History) "The Role of the Frontier State in the Overthrow of th(} Balance of Pou;er and in the Genesis of Universal THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS Empire." Sister M. Rose Teresa Amor, O.P., B.A., St. John's Thomas William Collins, B.A., St. John's University University (Spanish) (English) Mother M. Gabriel Berg, R.S.H.M., B.A., Marymount Robert Joseph Comerford, B.A., Queens College Glau of September 1959 College, Tarrytown, N. Y. (English) (History) Sister Joseph Ancilla Blake, C.S.J., B.A., St. Joseph's Robert Aloysius Cooney, B.A., St. John's University College for Women (Political Science) (History) THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF LIBRARY SCIENCE Robert Jude Cascio, B.A., St. John's University Sister Mary Katherina Devine, S.C.H., B.A., Mt. St. (English) Vincent College, Halifax, N. S. (Sacred Science) Sister Agnes Gregory Craig, S.C., B.A., Caldwell Sister Mary Chrysostom McCarthy, S.M., B.A., M.A. Catholic Uni versi tv Sister Mary Joannes Clark, R.D.C., B.A., Good Counsel Sister Margaret Joseph Doherty, 0.P., B.S. in Ed., College for Women College (Spanish) Fordham University (Spanish) Mary Margaret Loftus, B.S. in Ed., Marywood College Sister Mary Grace Reilly, S.C., B.A., College of Mt. St. Vincent Sister Mary Annette Clarke, C.S.J., B.A., Manhattan Brother John Patrick Doyle, F.S.C.H., B.S. in Ed., Sister Jean Elizabeth Lyng, C.S.J., B.A., College of College (History) Fordham University(Sacred Science) St. Rose, Albany, N. Y. THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS CITATIONS FOR HONORARY DEGREES Brother Dennis C. Clancy, F.S.C.H., B.A., Iona Brother Peter Mary Montague, F.M.S., B.A., Marian College (Sacred Science) College ( Sacred Science) JOSEPH ELIAS ISSA Brother John L. Gilchrist, F.S.C.H., B.A., Iona College Brother Anselm of Jesus Nolan, F.S.C., B.A., Doctor of Commercial Science (Sacred Science) University of Notre Dame (Sacred Science) "The main problems of life," notes an astute observer, "cannot be solved by men of science alone or by artists or Brother Peter H. McKernan, F.S.C.H., B.A., Iona Brother Birillus Bernard Perry, F.S.C., B.A., humanists. We need the co-operation of them all. Science is always indispensable but never sufficient. We are hungry College ( Sacred Science) Manhattan College (Sacred Science) for beauty, but where charity is lacking nothing else is of any avail." We are confident that the social problems of Kings­ Francis Thomas Meyer, B.A., St. John's University ton, Jamaica, have been ameliorated because of the charity of Joseph Elias Issa. Educated at St. George's College, Kings­ ( Sacred Science) ton, and at the College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, he embarked upon a very successful business career, so that today he is a director of several outstanding organizations in Jamaica. More significant, however, is his active participation in a number of philanthropic activities: he is President of the Particular Council of St. Vincent de Paul Society; Member of the Issa Scholarship Selection Committee, of the Finance Committee of Boy's Town, and on the Board of Governors of the Institute of Jamaica respectively; since 194-1 he has been Vice President of the Jamaica Save the Children Fund. "Silver and gold are not the only coin; virtue also passes current all over the world." St. John's University in America is happy to acknowledge the wisdom of these words by conferring honoris causa the degree of Doctor of Commercial Science upon Joseph Elias Issa, who by his edifying expenditure of charity receives, in exchange, not only his own abiding content­ ment but also our cordial acclaim.

HENRY J. LATHAM Doctor of Laws "A wise man," wrote Bacon, "will make more opportunities than he finds." Fortunately for us Americans the existing ones suffice. In the field of education, for instance, how fruitful are the opportunities for professional education available in our evening schools! Those who take advantage of such opportunities are to be commended for their preceptiveness, per­ severance, and intellectual energy. Exemplifying these qualities is Henry J. Latham, who completed his preprofessional and professional education in the evening: he studied pre-law at St. John's University and obtained two law degrees-the LL.B. and LL.M.-at Brooklyn Law School of St. Lawrence University. For more than twenty-five years thereafter he has practiced law and gained a broad experience in all fields of law. In l 94-0 he was elected a member of the State Legislature, a position he left to enlist in the U. S. Navy during World War II. While still serving overseas, he was elected to Congress in l 94-4-, and was reelected for a total of seven terms. This fact alone is ample evidence of his effective and conscientious performance of duty. As further testimony to his ability, proven character, and the high regard he inspires, he was elected in 1958 a Justice of the Supreme Court on a bi-partisan slate. Esteemed American, congressman, and jurist, Henry J. Latham merits honoris causa the degree of Doctor of Laws, because he illustrates the achievement of one who, in passing through life's pilgrimage, has converted •.. the common dust of servile opportunity to gold.

NORMANN. NEWHOUSE Doctor of H1,mane Letters "Were it left to me," wrote Thomas Jefferson, "to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers, or newspapers without a government, I should not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter." These words clearly suggest the enormous good potential in the press, a good realizable only through an editor who is a man of ability, courage, and integrity as in the case of Norman N. Newhouse. Born in New Jersey, he received his A.B. from New York University and has been editor of the Long Island Daily Press since l 936, a tenure interrupted only by his service in the U. S. Army during World War II. For his military achievement he was awarded the Legion of Merit and the Conspicuous Service Cross. Dedicated to public service, he has fought for improved public facilities for Long Island and the correction of abuses threatening to deprive the community of its just needs or to injure the citizens. In one of its most important campaigns, 1: he Press, over a period of ten years, succeeded in alleviating the problem of congested court calendars by winning addi­ tional courts and justices. With equal conviction it has exposed crime, corruption, racketeering, and other evils corrected by legislation or prosecution. For its success The Press has received three national awards from the National Education Writers Association, two Front Page Awards of the New York Newspaper Guild, and others far too numerous to mention. Such devotion to community welfare and dedication to the ideals of American journalism prompt St. John's University to confer honoris causa the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters upon Norman N. Newhouse.

JOHN J. SMITH Doctor of Commercial Science In accounting for the obligations of the corporate citizen, the author of Big Business and Free Men states, "No business is an island, and the business system and the individual enterprise owe their character to the society in which they ~ave their being, and their future is intimately bound up with the future of that society." An exemplar of this philosophy 1s John J. Smith, who has been perennially aware that "the businessman must give cognizance to many affairs not traditionally considered matters of business concern." Born in Brooklyn, he was educated in the elementary and high schools of t.li.e City of New York and the Columbia School of Journalism. After serving in the U. S. Army during the first World War, CITATION FOR PRESIDENT'S MEDAL he entered the banking business in 1919. He is today President of the East New York Savings Bank and of the Arlington Village Development Corporation. Ever mindful of his social responsibility, he has given inspiring leadership to such WILLIAM A. GILLARD activities as the New York Public Library, the American Red Cross, the Board of Regents of the Long Island College Hospital, Catholic Charities of Brooklyn, and the Council of St. John's University. Because of his professional achieve­ Gentlemanly, affable, scholarly, and complaisant, he represents everything suggested by the poet's words: ment and contribution to community well-being, he exemplifies the ideal of the corporate citizen. St. John's University The love of learning, the sequestered nooks, is indeed honored to bestow honoris cawa the degree of Doctor of Commercial Science on John J. Smith. And all the sweet serenity of books. In addition to these laudable personal qualities, he has manifested exemplary loyalty, dedication, and the capacity to grow MOST REVEREND EGIDIO VAGNOZZI, ]).D. with the University. Born in Pennsylvania, he received an A.B. from St. Thomas College; an LL.B. from St. John's Doctor of Laws University, School of Law; and a B.S. in Library Science from Columbia University. This excellent training he has devoted, magnanimously and efficiently, to St. John's University in many capacities. Among these may be mentioned In­ Suaviter in modo, fortiter in re: modestly but resolutely he has distinguished himself as a Papal envoy. Shortly after structor in French, Assistant Librarian, Librarian, Professor of Library Science, Chairman of Department, and Director of his appointment as the new Apostolic Delegate to the United States, he told Pope John XXIII, with characteristic humility, Libraries. Outside the University his ability and efficacy have been duly recognized: he has served as chairman of the that he was "a little bit afraid at his prospect of going to such a big job." Laughingly the Pope retorted, "You are afraid NCEA Library Commission; for the Catholic Library Association he has been chairman of the University and College of your big job. What about mer" Actually he came well equipped for his task of being the Pope's eyes, ears, and heart section, member of the Executive Committee, and incumbent chairman of Constitutions and By-Laws Committee. In in America. Called "the American" by his friends because of his informal ways and the many years spent here, he was recognition of his professional competence and prolonged devoted service to St. John's University, the President's Medal born in Rome; ordained with a special dispensation at the age of twenty-two, two years before the canonical age required is awarded to William A. Gillard. for ordination; and then went on to receive doctorates in Philosophy, Sacred Theology, and Canon Law. To his new post he has also brought a rich humanity, indefatigable energy, missionary zeal, and the invaluable experience of thirty years' service in the Vatican diplomatic corps. A "realistic, tough-minded thinker," he has been hailed by Vice-President Nixon as "one of the few men in the world today who can qualify as an expert on the problem of Asia." His Holiness has un­ HONORARY DEGREES CONFERRED doubtedly selected the right man for the "big job" of being "the proper link between the Holy See and American Catho­ DURING THE YEAR lics." We are indeed fortunate, for the religious and spiritual condition of the Church in America will be considerably enhanced because of the efforts of this experienced and dedicated prelate. Proudly, therefore, does St. John's University His Eminence Gregory Peter XV Agagianian, Doctor of Humane Letters confer honoris causa the degree of Doctor of Laws upon His Excellency, Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi. Special Convocation-May 23, 1960

WILLIAM H. WALTERS The Honorable Victor Andres Bela{mde, Doctor of Laws Doctor of Commercial Science General Faculty Meeting-November 7, 1959 According to Plato, "There are many arts among men, the knowledge of which is acquired bit by bit by experience, for it is experience that causeth our life to move forward by the skill we acquire, while want of experience subjects us to the Reverend Thomas V. Cahill, C.M., Doctor of Humane Letters effect of change." With the benefit of only parochial school education, William H. Walters, native of Brooklyn caused St. Vincent de Paul Lecture-December 1, 1959 his business life to move forward by the skill and experience gained over the years. In 1918 he started to work as an appren­ tice pressman for the U. S. Printing and Lithograph Company; later he was successively foreman of the press room, superin­ Sister Mary Angela Canavan, O.S.F., Doctor of Laws tendent of the plant and division manager in charge of the company's eastern operations before his promotion to vice presi­ Freedom Institute Convocation-May 14, 1960 dent and his appointment to the Board of Directors. Named President of the U. S. Printing and Lithograph Company in 194-8, he became, after its merger with the Diamond Gardner Corporation in 19 5 9, President of the combined companies now The Honorable Thomas J. Dodd, Doctor of Laws operating under the name of Diamond National Corporation. Highly successful and respected as a business leader, he has also participated actively in behalf of community welfare. Such altruism has motivated grateful recognition; for he is Freedom Institute Convocation-May 14, 1960 an affiliated Brother of the Christian Schools, Knight of Malta, and Knight with Grand Cross of the Holy Sepulchre. It is our great honor to hail the industry and accomplishment of William H. Walters, who merits Jionoris cawa the degree of The Honorable Owen McGivern, Doctor of Laws Doctor of Commercial Science. St. Vincent de Paul Lecture-December 1, 1959

WILLIAM J. WEARY Very Reverend John F. Zimmerman, C.M., Doctor of Laws Doctor of Commercial Science St. Vincent de Paul Lecture-December 1, 1959 In 1927 he enrolled in the evening division of the School of Commerce, St. John's University, from which he received his B.B.A. From 1930-35 he served as Registrar and Vice Dean respectively of his Alma Mater. Appointed Dean in 1935, he has capably guided the destiny of the school through the difficult period of its emergence, the trying years of World War II, the post-war boom, the threatening Korean police action stage, and the expansion program of the University, which witnessed the extension of the School of Commerce at the Jamaica campus and in September 1960 will see the in­ auguration of the Graduate Division of the School of Commerce. Twenty-five years as Dean, even under normal circum­ stances, represent twenty-five years of severe administrative challenges; but, in the case of a new school involving a relatively new area of collegiate education, the challenges are doubled. That he has solved the multitudinous problems that have come his way attests to his extraordinary administrative skill. His ability has not gone unnoticed, for in 1958-59 he served as President, Middle Atlantic Association of Collegiate Schools of Business, and is currently a member of its Executive Committee. It is indeed a grateful St. John's that bestows honoris causa the degree of Doctor of Commercial Science upon !)ea1: William J. Weary, who is retiring after many years of dedicated service. That this severance be not a terminal point m his career but the inception of a new one is our earnest exhortation: For age is opportunity no less Than youth itself, though in another dress. And as the evening twilight fades away The sky is filled with stars, invisible by day. MEDALS AND AWARDS DOCUMENT OF AFFILIATION WITH THE CONGREGATION OF THE MISSION GENERAL UNIVERSITY AWARDS GOLDEN JUBILEE MEDAL CONGREGATION OF THE MISSION The Golden Jubilee Medal is presented each year at the Alumni Banquet to the members of the class that is cele­ FOUNDED BY SAINT VINCENT DE PAUL brating the fiftieth Anniversary of its graduation. Presented April 21, 1960. Presented to: RT. REv. MsGR. GEORGE M. BITTERMAN, V.F. REVEREND JOHN A. CASS DOCUMENT OF AFFILATION REVEREND FRANCIS J. CLEARY HONORABLE ALBERT CONWAY RT. REv. MsGR. JoHN J. DWYER DANIEL J. FARRELL WILLIAM M. SLATTERY, C.M. JosEPH A. FINEGAN (AWARDED PosTHUMOUSLY) RT. REv. MsGR. EDWARD J. HIGGINS, LL.D. Superior General REVEREND PHILIP E. ScHARFENBERGER Of The Congregation Of The Mission And JoHN J. SYMANSKI, M.D. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL MEDAL Of The Daughters Of Charity The St. Vincent DePaul Medal established in April of 1948 in honor of St. Vincent DePaul, the Apostle of Charity To Our Esteemed Friend In Christ and the Founder of Modern Social Service, is conferred annually on a Catholic layman who has contributed distin­ guished service to the works of charity in his own diocese. Awarded December 1, 1959. Awarded to: FREDERICK V. GoEss, K.M., K.S.G. TWENTY-FIVE YEAR SCROLL OUR SINCERE GRATITUDE TOWARDS OUR BENEFACTORS AND In well-merited recognition of loyal and faithful service, the members of the Board of Trustees award the Silver THE HOLY NATURE OF OUR CONGREGATION MAKE IT FITTING Anniversary Scroll. Awarded November 7, 19 5 9. THAT THOSE WHOM DIVINE CHARITY HAS INSPIRED TO HELP Awarded to: JoHN W. CoNSENTINI REVEREND EDWARD F. GILLARD, C.M.* US BE ALSO UNITED TO THE WHOLE FAMILY OF SAINT VINCENT MAURICE A. HOWARD DE PAUL IN A SPECIAL WAY BY A COMMUNICATION IN THE GOOD WALTER T. McLAUGHLIN WORKS OF OUR CONGREGATION. HENCE, WISHING TO MAKE WALTER L. W1LLIGAN A RETURN OF GRATITUDE FOR YOUR GREAT BENEVOLENCE *Deceased TOWARDS OUR CONGREGATION, WE MOST GLADLY HEREBY CONSTITUTE YOU A SPECIAL SHARER IN THE PRAYERS, PENANCES COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND OTHER GOOD WORKS WHICH, BY THE GRACE OF GOD, ARE BRISTOL LABORATORY AWARD PERFORMED THROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE CONGREGATION; WE Bristol Laboratories Inc. offers a reference book to be presented to an outstanding member of the graduating class. GRANT YOU, WITH ALL THE AFFECTION OF OUR HEART, A FULL Awarded to: SISTER GERALDINE, D.C. COMMUNICATION IN ALL THESE, IN CHRIST JESUS. MARTINE. CARDUCCI MEMORIAL AWARD IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF WE HAVE DRAWN UP THIS DOCUMENT An award has been established by Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carducci in memory of their son Martin. The award SIGNED BY US AND BY OUR SECRETARY, AND STAMPED WITH OUR is presented to an outstanding member of the graduating class. COMMUNITY SEAL. Awarded to: R1cHARD J. McGARRY LEHN AND FINK GOLD MEDAL AWARD GIVEN AT PARIS, IN OUR MOTHER HOUSE, Lehn and Fink Products Corporation offers a plaque with the student's name inscribed to a member of the gradua­ ting class who by good scholarship, leadership and interest in school activities has displayed outstanding achieve­ DAY ______, MONTH ------, YEAR ------· ment. Awarded to: ANTHONY J. KUHLMANN MERCK AWARDS (Signed) Merck and Company, Inc. offers reference books to two graduates for excellency in their studies and particular WILLIAM M. SLATTERY, Superior General accomplishment in the area of Dispensing Pharmacy and in Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Dispensing Pharmacy Awarded to: R1cHARD E. MELCHIONE BY ORDER OF SUPERIOR GENERAL Pharmaceutical Chemistry Awarded to: S1sTER ELBERTA, D.C. (SEAL) PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK AWARD (Signed) The Society offers a five-year m~mbership to the graduate who has demonstrated continued interest in organiza­ PIERSE DULAU, C.M., Secretary General tional work during his college years. Awarded to: STANLEY L. AARON PHI DELTA CHI AWARD PALMER MEMORIAL AWARD In honor of Dr. John L. Dandreau, founder and first Dean of the College of Pharmacy, recognition will be A gold medal is awarded by Delta Psi Upsilon fraternity in memory of one of the school's gre~t athletes, given to a student who exhibits originality and leadership in extra-curricular activities by inscribing his name George F. Palmer of the class of 1939. It is awarded annually to a letterman adjudged the outstandmg student upon the Phi Delta Chi - Dr. John L. Dandreau Trophy. athlete of the graduating class. Awarded to: RoBERT A. Uzzo Awarded to: MICHAEL P. PEDONE REXALL DRUG COMPANY AWARD NEW YORK STATE SOCIETY Rexall Drug Company offers a trophy with the student's name inscribed to a member of the graduating class OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AWARD who has displayed outstanding achievement. A prize consisting of a key in the design of the Society seal appropriately engraved, a. scroll, a:1d a o~e year Awarded to: ANTHONY J. KuHLMA!'y]'I subscription to The N e":1 York Certi-J!,ed Public Accounta~1t, is ~warded to. the graduat1~g. candidate with ~he highest general average m all accountmg courses and who 1s a des1rable candidate for adm1ss10n to the profcss10n RHO CHI SOCIETY AWARD of public accounting. The Beta Delta Chapter of the Rho Chi Society has inscribed on the Rho Chi Honor Roll the name of the Awarded to: GEORGE MAVRAKIS graduate who receives the highest average in the professional courses. A plaque is presented to the recipient of this award. INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS AWARD Awarded to: ANTHONY J. CusIMANO A gold medal is awarded annually by the Faculty of the Department of Industrial Relations to the graduating senior with the highest average in the Industrial Relations Major. RHO Pl PHI AWARDS Awarded to: DoNALD A. FARRELL The sum of $50.00 is offered annually by the New York Alumni Chapter of Rho Pi Phi to the most worthy graduate who shows promise of successful graduate study in the field of pharmacy. MANAGEMENT SOCIETY AWARD Awarded to: MICHAEL J. KoPCHO A gold key is awarded annually by the New York Chapter of the Society for the Advancement of Management, to the member of the St. John's University student chapter, who, in ~he judgment o~ his fello.w members an~ t~e The sum of $50.00 is offered annually to the graduating member of Iota Chapter of Rho Pi Phi who has Faculty Advisor, has done most to further the purpose of the Society and who gives promise of leadership m contributed the most to St. John's University College of Pharmacy and to the Fraternity. the field of Management • Awarded to: ANTHONY J. KUHLMANN Awarded to: PETER P. CASTELLO ANTHONY DE ROSA MEMORIAL AWARD J. THE MARKETING AWARD This award is offered by the Pharmacist Guild of New Jersey to a graduate who resides in New Jersey and, who, A gold medal is awarded annually by the New York Chapter of the American Marketing Association to the by virtue of his scholarship, character, and service to his college deserves special recognition. graduating senior in the field of Marketing, who, in the opinion of the faculty, possesses the greatest promise Awarded to: EILEEN C. KELLY of leadership in Marketing. Awarded to: RoBERT F. HESTER SCHOOL OF COMMERCE WILLIAM R. DONALDSON AWARD MYER l\.1EMORIAL PURSE The William R. Donaldson Medal is awarded annually by the Catholic Accountants Guild of the Diocese of This purse is given annually by St. John's University to perpetuate the memory of the late Joseph C. Myer, Brooklyn to the graduating senior with the highest average in Accountancy. First Dean of the School of Commerce. It is awarded to the graduating senior who has attained the highest Awarded to: EDWARD McCAULEY general average during his or her four years as an undergraduate. ALPHA KAPPA PSI AWARD Awarded to: EDMUND G. MAKOWSKI A gold key is awarded annually by Beta Sigma Chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity to the graduating student who has maintained the highest general average in the main division of the School of Commerce. WILLIAM J. WEARY AWARD Awarded to: EDWARD McCAULEY A gold medal will be awarded annually by the Alumni Association of the School of Commerce to honor our retiring dean, Dean William J. Weary. It is awarded to the young man graduate who has united outstanding THE ST. THOMAS MORE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD scholastic achievement with leadership in extra-curricular activities. In order to honor a great Saint and a great lawyer and to encourage Catholic legal scholarship, St. John's Univer­ Awarded to: RoBERT F. HESTER sity School of Law has established the St. Thomas More Scholarships for outstanding graduates of. Catholic colleges. A three-year full tuition scholarship is offered annually to one graduate from each Catholic college ARROWHEAD AWARD or university in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and the New England States, to be known as a St. Thomas A gold medal is awarded annually by the Faculty of the School of Commerce to the graduate of the evening More Scholar. division who has united outstanding scholastic achievement with leadership in extra-curricular activities. Awarded to: JosEPH S. REICHART Awarded to: MARGARETE. BAUER COLLEGE CLUB AWARD SCHOOL OF EDUCATION A gold medal is awarded annually by the College Club of the School of Commerce to the young lady graduate who has united outstanding scholastic achievement with leadership in extra-curricular activities. ARCHBISHOP MOLLY AWARD Awarded to: BARBARA A. GLAYAT A purse of twenty-five dollars, donated by an alumnus of St. John's College, is awarded to the student maintain­ ing the highest general average in all courses leading to the baccalaureate degree. CONEYS-GONDER MEMORIAL AWARD Awarded to: SISTER MARY OF THE EucHARIST, D.W. Sigma Chi Upsilon Fraternity has established this award to perpetuate the memories of Matthew J. Coneys '41 and Frederick Gonder '39 who died in the service of their country in World War IL The award, consist­ UNIVERSITY AWARD ing of a gold key, is given annually to the graduating senior who through his extra-curricular activities has con­ One scholarship in St. John's Graduate Division of the School of Education is awarded annually for the mem­ tributed most to the School of Commerce. ber of the graduating class who, in the judgment of the Dean and the Faculty committee, ranks highest in Awarded to: WILLIAM R. PucKHABER general average and evidences ability and inclination for graduate work. Awarded to: SISTER JoHN REGIS, O.P. CATHERINE F. KIERNAN AWARD An award of a gold medal has been established by Dean Charles J. Kiernan, Associate Dean of the School of PHILOSOPHY PRIZE Commerce, in memory of his mother, Catherine F. Kiernan. The medal is awarded to the graduating senior Donated by the Alumni Association of the School of Education for the student of the graduating class having the who has attained the highest average in the Economics Major. highest average in philosophy. Awarded to: RoBERT L. JACKOWSKI Awarded to: WALTRAUT WICKEL THEOLOGY PRIZE Cash award to the member of the Senior Class who maintained the highest average in the Mathematics Depart­ Donated by the Alumni Association of the School of Education for the student of the graduating class having the ment. highest general average in theology. Awarded to: JOHN JosEPH SULLIVAN Awarded to: SISTER MARIE DE MoNFORT, S.C.H. ENGLISH AWARD FACULTY A WARDS A gold key donated by the members of the English Department for the most worthy student m the English Each major department makes an annual award to the student completing the departmental major sequence with Department. highest grades. Awarded to: PHILIP F. Q'MARA Classical Languages ------SISTER MARY HELENITA, C.S.J. Elementary Education ------] EAN MUNRO GALLAC~ER AMERICAN LEGION MEDAL English ------SISTER M. ALLISON WYLIE, O.P. A medal donated by the Hillcrest Post of the American Legion of Queens to the most worthy senior m the History and Social Studies ______SISTER MARIE DE LA SALLE, C.S.J. American History courses. Modern Languages ------PEDRO QUINONES Awarded to: RAYMOND Russo Mathematics ------PETER HERRON Theology ------THERESA RosoLIA CLIO HISTORICAL AWARD Science ______SISTER M. JOHN REGIS, C.S.J. An award donated by the members of the History Department Faculty to the wmner of the extemporaneous CREATIVE EXCELLENCE PRIZE speech contest on a historical topic. This prize is awarded annually to the Senior who submits the best creative composition on a subject within his Awarded to: JoHN GREG major field. Awarded to: SISTER ARTHUR MARIE (DIERs), C.S.J. JUDGE ALBERT CONWAY HISTORY ESSAY AWARD Cash award donated by Judge Albert Conway, '10, to the writer of the best history essay in the Conway History NURSING EDUCATION FACULTY AWARD Contest. Awarded to: GEORGE THOMPSON Cash award to the student in the Department of Nursing Education who graduated with the highest general average in the baccalaureate degree program. DR. ROBERT LACOUR-GAYET AWARD Awarded to: ELIZABETH F. KoBE Gold medal, donated by Professor Robert Lacour-Gayet in memory of his father, George Lacour-Gayet, to the THE CATHOLIC WOMANHOOD AWARD most worthy student in the History Department. Presented annually by Delta Sigma Chi to the graduating senior woman who best exemplifies high Catholic Awarded to: GEORGE THOMPSON ideals, gives promise of future success in her chosen field, and typifies the spirit of the St. John's co-ed. History Honors: RoBERT CARR Awarded to: ELIZABETH ANN GREELEY JOHN CONWAY FELLOWSHIPS, ASSISTANTSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FRENCH AWARDS ANN BATI'AGLIA Three awards donated by the French Club and the members of the French Department Faculty awarded to out­ Assistantship in history to St. John's University. standing students in the French Department of the Jamaica Division. Awarded to: JoAN BURKE First Prize: THERESA RosoLIA Assistantship in English to St. John's University. Second Prize: MICHAEL AuTUORI THERESA RosoLIA Third Prize: DENNIS APRILE Assistantship in French to Iowa State University and Pennsylvania State University and a New York State Regents college teaching fellowship. GERMAN AWARDS Two awards donated by the German Club to a senior and to a sophomore for good scholarship and proficiency in extra-curricular activities in the German Club. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Awarded to: RICHARD WALTER WOLF V. HoERSCHELMANN ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE DANTE MEDAL DEAN'S AWARDS FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE A medal donated by the Beta Pi Chapter of the Alpha Phi Delta fraternity to the senior who has been most out­ standing in the interest in and in the promotion of Italian culture. Cash award to the student in St. John's College who received the highest general average for the past year. Awarded to: JoHN A. TENAGLIA Awarded to: FRED V. RANDEL HISPANIA MEDAL Cash award to the member of the Senior Class receiving the highest average in his class. A medal of the American Association of Professors of Spanish awarded by members of the Spanish Department Awarded to: BERNARD CASSIDY to the senior who has excelled in the study of the Spanish language at the Jamaica Division. Cash award to the member of the Senior Class who maintained the highest average in the Philosophy Depart­ Awarded to: MILDRED BALIS ment. Awarded to: BERNARD CASSIDY THE GEORGE M. MURRAY AWARD Cash award to the member of the Senior Class who maintained the highest average m the Theology Depart­ A medal donated by the Zeta Sigma Pi Fraternity of St. John's College for proficiency in Social Studies and extra­ ment. curricular activities. Awarded to: EDMOND FARRELL Awarded to: EDWARDS. CULHANE, JR. Cash award to the member of the Senior Class who maintained the highest average m the Chemistry Depart­ SPEECH AWARD ment. A medal to the outstanding graduating varsity debater. Awarded to: RoBERT GENTNER Awarded to: HERBERT H. WALKER FELLOWSHIPS, ASSISTANTSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS THE A~TIVITIES MEDAL, granted annually to the two students in the Senior Class who 111 the judgment of BERNARD CASSIDY their classmates, have been most active in the student life of University College. ' Fellowships in classical languages to University of Pittsburgh and Fordham University, and scholarships to The Awarded to: BARBARA BIANCO Catholic University of America, University of Kentucky, and University of Chicago. JAMES HARTMAN ALOIS CHEMELA THE ST: JdOHN. BAPTI. ST A WARD, awarded to the Senior student who attained 111 New York State Regents college teaching fellowship. require curriculum 111 Theology. to the highest average the EDMOND FARRELL Awarded to: Day Division MARGARET FLANAGAN New York State Regents college teaching fellowship. Awarded to: Evening Division RosEMARY DuNNE EDWARD FARRELL THE DOCTOR EDWIN N ROWLEY MEMORIAL AWAR · . . · D, granted to the Se111or student who throughout her Fellowship in mathematics to University of Cincinnati, and assistantships to University of Minnesota, University co 11 ege years has participated most actively and competently in intercollegiate debating. of Illinois, and State University of Iowa. Awarded to: MARIA BERTRAM JoHN HoGAN Assistantship in psychology to Iowa State University. FELLOWSHIPS, ASSISTANTSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS WILLIAM CRUICE EDWARD KELLER New York State Regents college teaching fellowship. Assistant.ship in Chemistry to St. John's University. New y k s R f 11 or tate egents college teaching fellowship and EDWARD MALONE cooperative e owship, National Science Foundation. MARIA BERTRAM St. Thomas More scholarship to St. John's University, School of Law. New York State Regents college teaching fellowship. w AYNE MILLER DIANE DESTEFANIS Assistantships in English to University of Maryland and University of Pittsburgh, and a scholarship to Univer­ sity of Illinois. New York State Regents college teaching fellowship. PHILIP O'MARA MARGARET FLANAGAN Assistantship in English to Johns Hopkins University, a fellowship to Notre Dame University, and a New York Assistantships in philosophy to Marque tte U 111versi · 't y an d St. L oms· University, and New York State Regents State Regents college teaching fellowship. college teaching fellowship. JOHN HAYES JOHN SULLIVAN The Danforth fellowship, a National Defense fellowship in mathematics to Purdue University, and fellowships Assistantship in English to University of Maryland. to Brown University, University of California, State University of Iowa, Notre Dame University, Universities ANN IERVOLINO of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, and Pennsylvania. National Science Foundation - honorable New York State Regents college teaching fellowship. mention. CAROL LAVERTY Assistantships in mathematics to Wayne State U · 't N h U HERBERT WALKER 111vers1 y. ort western niversity, and University of Mary- St. Thomas More scholarship to St. John's University, School of Law. 1and, and scholarship to University of Kansas. JAMES WoHLEVER LORETTA OGNIBENE Assistantship in mathematics to St. John's University. Assistantship in English to St. John's University. DOROTHY O'KEEFE Assistantship in psychology to St. John's University. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE RICHARD OLCOTT Assistantship in English to St. John's University and N y k S R THE DEEGAN MEMORIAL AWARD, dedicated to the memory of Rev. Harry T. Deegan, C.M., and granted WILLIAM PARISE a ew or tate egents college teaching fellowship. for excellence in the complete major curriculum in College Mathematics. Assistantship in English to St. John's University and a New York S R Awarded to: CAROL LAVERTY LEE STILLWELL tate egents college teaching fellowship. THE ROGER BACON AWARD, for excellence in the four-year curriculum in Chemistry. Assistantship in biology to St. John's University. Awarded to: JoHN TERMINE JOHN TERMINE THE JOYCE KILMER AWARD, for excellence in American Literature. Assistantships in chemistry to Notre Dame University and University of Maryland. Awarded to: DIANE DESTEFANIS EARL WooD THE CERVANTES AWARD., for excellence in Spanish. New York State Regents college teaching fellowship. Awarded to: FILOMENA PIZZoLoRusso ALAN WRIGHT THE PASCAL AWARD, for excellence in French. Assistantship in chemistry to St. John's University. Awarded to: GEORGE BuSH A SPECIAL AWARD, sponsored by the Speech Department, and granted to the Senior student who throughout her college career has participated most actively and competently in a broad variety of Speech activities. SCHOOL OF LAW Awarded to: MARY ANN DIPPEL CLASS OF 1928 AWARDS To each of three students selected by the Faculty from the graduating class: a one hundred dollar United THE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS AWARD, for excellence in the four year curriculum in Scholastic Philosophy. States Saving Bond. Awarded to: ANN IERVOLINo Awarded to: JOHN H. McCORD THE MOORE MEMORIAL AWARD, dedicated to the memory of Very Rev. John W. Moore, C.M., and con­ THOMAS F. SHEA ferred upon the student with the highest general average in the Senior class for four years. ALBERT A. VICCHIOLA Awarded to: ANN IERVOLINo DOMESTIC RELATIONS AWARD SPECIAL AWARD to the student who maintained highest average in his senior year in college. Established by Abraham S. Robi.nson, a member. of the Class of 1928, in memory of his mother Rose Robin­ Awarded to: ANN lERVOLINo son, and awarded to the student 111 the graduating class receiving the highest grade in the course' in Domestic Relations: a one hundred dollar United States Savings Bond. Norman Braun, B.S. in Pharm., Fordham University John Maher, B.S., Iona College Awarded to: LLOYD J. EASLICK John Bronikowski, B.A., Seton Hall University William Manyin, B.S., St. John's University Vincent Cannito, B.S. in Pharm., Fordham University William Maroun, B.A., Providence College INSTITUTE AWARD John Capone, B.S., University of Scranton John Martello, B.A., St. John's University To the Associate Editor of the Thomas More Institute for Legal Research in the graduating class, who in the Audrey Carr, B.A., St. Joseph College, Gerard McCoyd, B.S., St. John's University opinion of the Director, has best demonstrated proficiency in editorial functions during the preceding year: Emmitsburg, Md. Barbara Mearse, B.S., Marymount College, a set of Conrad's MODERN TRIAL EVIDENCE donated by the Edward Thompson Company and the West Richard Cassetta, B.S., Manhattan College New York City Publishing Company. Gloria Catalano, B.S., Queens College; Edmund Meskys, B.S., St. John's University Awarded to: RICHARD P. LAWLOR M.S., St. John's University William Miller, B.S., Mt. St. Mary's College, MOOT COURT AWARD Emmett Clemente, B.S., St. John's University Emmitsburg, Md. To the member of the graduating class who has contributed most to the advancement of the Moot Court: a set of Theodore Combs, B.A., Fairfield University John Morrissey, B.S., St. John's University Conrad's MODERN TRIAL EVIDENCE donated by the Edward Thompson Company and the West Publish- Elizabeth Cote, B.S. in Ed., St. John's University John Murphy, B.S., St. Bonaventure University ing Company. Jerome Cuomo, B.S., Manhattan College Brendan O'Brien, B.Sc., Mt. St. Mary's College, Awarded to: THOMAS J. DIMAIO Albert DcAndrea, B.A., LcMoyne College Emmitsburg, Md. John Dittrick, B.S., St. John's University James O'Connor, B.A., St. John's University RES GESTAE AWARD Ronald Duska, A.B., St. Mary's Seminary, Hugh O'Heir, B.S., Mt. St. Mary's College, To the member of the graduating class who has contributed most to the advancement of Res Gestae: a set of Baltimore, Md. Emmitsburg, Md. CONSOLIDATED LAWS SERVICE donated by The Lawyers Cooperative Publishing Company, Rochester, Lucas Fekete, B.S., Queens College Richard Olcott, B.A., St. John's University New York. George Ferrari, B.S., St. John's University Walter Oleniacz, B.S., University of Scranton; Awarded to: THOMAS R. PURCELL Michael Finnerty, B.S., St. John's University M.S., St. John's University H. Leonard Fisher, B.S., St. John's University STUDENT BAR ASSOCIATION AWARD William B. Packard, Jr., B.S., Providence College To the member of the graduating class who has contributed most to the advancement of the Student Bar Istvan Fuzesi, B.S., University of Dayton June Perone, B.A., St. Joseph's College for Women Association: a set of Conrad's MODERN TRIAL EVIDENCE donated by the Edward Thompson Company Onofrio Gaglione, B.S., St. John's University Raymond Preston, B.S., St. John's University Pierre Gauthier, B.A., Providence College and the West Publishing Company. Philip Privitera, B.S. in Pharm., St. John's University Kathryn Gearin, B.A., Molloy Catholic College for Awarded to: RICHARD J. CONCANNON James Pugliese, B.A., Iona College Women, Rockville Centre, N. Y. John Reichhold, B.S., Iona College TORTS AWARD Richard Guidorizzi, B.A., St. John's University Marilyn Rice, B.A., College of New Rochelle Established bv Abraham S. Robinson, a member of the Class of 1928, and awarded to the student in the graduating William Heffernan, B.A., St. John's University Richard Roethlein, B.S., St. John's University class receiving the highest grade in the course in Torts: a one hundred dollar United States Savings Bond. Bernadette Herbst, A.B., Immaculata College Mary-Jane Rogers, B.A., New York University Awarded to: ALBERT A. VIcCHIOLA James Joyce, B.S., St. John's University Katherine Ronald, B.A., St. John's University Randall Keenan, B.A., St. John's University William Roulet, B.A., St. John's University THE BUREAU OF NATIONAL AFFAIRS AWARD James Kelly, B.S.B.A., St. Joseph's College; Joseph Scanlon, B.S., St. John's University To the student in the graduating class who in the opinion of the faculty has made the most satisfactory scholastic M.A., St. John's University Brenda Seubert, B.A., St. John's University progress in his senior year: a one year subscription to the United States Law Week. James Kerwin, B.A., La Salle College Florence Stefano, B.S. ,St. John's University Awarded to: EUGENE F. MASTROPIERI Erika Kiss, Dip. Chem., University of Budapest, Ralph Stevens, Jr., B.A., St. Anselm's College WILLIAMS PRESS OFFICIAL REPORTS AWARD Hungary Patrick Thomas, B.S., Manhattan College To the student in the graduating class who has contributed most to the advancement of the work of the St. Richard Klosek, B.S., University of Scranton; Francis Tinney, B.S. in Phann., St. John's University Thomas More Institute for Legal Research: a complete set of the New York Appellate Division and Miscel­ M.S., St. John's University Eugene Tkachenko, B.S., St. Francis College; laneous Reports, Second Series, together with a one year's subscription to the Official Reports including the Joseph Korshalla, B.S., King's College M.S., St. John's University advance sheets and session law pamphlets. Donated by Williams Press, Inc. Hanna Nagy Kovacs, B.S., Ph.D., Paul Vetrano, B.S., St. John's University Awarded to: THOMAS F. SHEA University of Szeged, Hungary Rosemary Waring, B.A., Molloy Catholic College for FEDERAL ESTATE AND GIFT TAXATION AWARD Donald LaPalme, B.S., St. John's University Women, Rockville Centre, N. Y. Established by Solomon Huber Associates; Solomon Huber, a member of the class of 1928, awarded to the Paul Lasher, B.A., Fordham University Margaret Webb, B.A., Chestnut Hill College student in the graduating class receiving the highest grade in the course in "Taxation II, Federal Estate and Harvey Lesser, B.S., Queens College Bruce Williams, B.A., St. John's University Gift Taxation": a one hundred dollar United States Savings Bond. Barbara Lubben, B.S., College of St. Elizabeth Jere C. Willis, A.B., University of Nebraska Awarded to: ALBERT A. VIccmoLA Sister Mary Blaise Lupo, O.P., B.E., John J. Witowski, B.S., University of Scranton Maryknoll Teachers College Robert Wright, B.S., University of Scranton WILLS AWARD Joseph M. Machinist, B.S., King's College Established by Solomon Huber Associates; Solomon Huber, a member of the class of 1928, awarded to the James Maher, B.A., St. John's University student in the graduating class receiving the highest grade in the course "Wills": a one hundred dollar United States Savings Bond. FELLOWSHIPS 1959 - 1960 Awarded to: PETER J. BYRNES Gloria A. Bruno, B.S., State University Frank X. Sauer, B.A., St. John's University Teachers College Louis D. Silveri, B.A., Stonehill College; P. Vincent Bucci, B.A., St. Vincent College, Latrobe, M.A., Georgetown University GRADUATE SCHOOL Pa.; M.A., University of Pennsylvania Denis J. Towey, B.A., St. John's University ASSISTANTSHIPS 1959 - 1960 SCHOLARSHIPS 1959 - 1960 Maurice Arel, A.B., St. Anselm's College Thomas Beesley, B.S., Mt. St. Mary's College, Anthony Ariola, B.A., St .John's University Emmitsburg, Md. Sister M. Assumpta Smith, O.P., B.S. in Ed., Sister Mary Daniel Spiegel, S.M., B.S. in Ed., Robert Ballweg, B.S., Manhattan College; Patricia Bock, B.A., Marymount College, Fordham University St. John's University M.S., St. John's University Tarrytown, N. Y. Donald F. Traub, B.A., Iona College Girish Barna, B.S., M.S., Agra University, India Beatrice Braun, A.B., Immaculata College ACADEMIC HERALDRY

The caps, gowns, and hoods worn at college and university functions date back to the Middle Ages. Monks and students of those days wore them to keep warm in the damp and drafty 12th century castles and halls of learning.

The gown for the bachelor's degree has a semi-stiff yoke, long pleated front, and GRAND MARSHAL intricate shirring across the shoulders and back. It is primarily distinquished by its long CHARLES J. KIERNAN pointed sleeves. AssocIATE DEAN, ScHooL OF CoMMERCE The holder of a master's degree wears a gown with the same yoke effect as the bachelor's. The gown, however, is worn open, and the very long sleeve is squared and FACULTY MARSHALS closed at the end, the forearm coming through a slit near the elbow.

JoHN F. BuDWAY, ST. JoHN's CoLLEGE The gown for the doctor's degree is also worn open, and it has broad velvet panels JoHN J. CLARK, ScHooL OF CoMMERCE down the front and three velvet bars on the large, bell-like sleeves. This velvet trimming FRANK J. D1xoN, UNIVERSITY CoLLEGE may be either black, or the color distinctive of the field of learning to which the degree JosEPH D. GARLAND, SCHOOL OF LAW pertains. HENRY R. HORVAT, SCHOOL OF EDUCATION RONALD HOUDE, GRADUATE SCHOOL Generally, all caps may be of serge or broadcloth. In addition, doctor's caps may be CHARLES w. LACAILLADE, ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE of velvet and adorned by a gold tassel. VINCENT DE PAUL LYNCH, COLLEGE OF PHARMACY The hood gives color and distinction to the academic costume. The hood-a black JoHN J. McCARRICK, ScHooL OF CoMMERCE shell-like affair of varying size for the three degrees and of material to match the gown­ HAROLD F. McNrncE, ScHooL OF LAw is silk-lined stressing the color or colors of the institution conferring the degree. The C. CARL ROBUSTO, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE hood is then bordered with velvet of the color signifying the respective fields of learning. ANTHONY H. SARNO, DEAN OF MEN WALTER L. WILLIGAN, GRADUATE SCHOOL The colors indicative of the various fields of learning are as follows: Arts and Letters ______.White Library Science ______Lemon Laws ______Purp1 e Ed uca ti on ______L ig ht B1 u e STUDENT MARSHALS PhilosophY------Bl ue Science ______------Gold en Yell ow BERNARD CASSIDY, ST. JoHN's COLLEGE Fine Arts ______Brown Business Administration ______.Light Brown PETER CASTELLO, SCHOOL OF COMMERCE is important to note that the field of learning having prior mention in the confer­ MICHAEL KoPcHo, CoLLEGE OF PHARMACY It ment of the degree, and not the department governing the major work, determines the DONALD KUHN, SCHOOL OF EDUCATION color that is proper for the velvet of the hood. The doctor of philosophy degree requires THOMAS F. SHEA, SCHOOL OF LAW blue velvet irrespective of the major field. If more than one degree is held, the gown RALPH E. STEVENS, JR., GRADUATE SCHOOL and hood of the highest degree are worn. JOHN TERMINE, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Some of the institutional colors to be seen at an academic ceremony are as follows: Catholic University, lemon yellow with white chevron; Columbia, light blue with white chevron; Fordham, maroon; Harvard, crimson; Manhattan, white with emerald green chevron; New York University, violet; St. John's University, bright red with white chevron.