School and r College Commencements 1930 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Sixtieth A11nual Commencement Joseph S. Reiner, S. f., Dean ST. ANN'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL FOR NURSES SCHOOL OF LAW Fifteenth A nnual Commencement Twe11tieth Amwal Commencement Helena Walderbach, R.N., DirectreSJ of Nurses Frederic Siedenbmg, S. J., Regent John V. McCormick, A. B., J.D., Dean ST. BERNARD'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL FOR NURSES Twenty-second A tmual Commencement DOWNTOWN COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF SOCIOLOGY Sister Helen Jarrell, B.S., R.N., DireclreSJ of Nurses Sixteenth Annual Commencement Frederic Siedenbm·g, S. /., Dean COLUMBUS HOSPITAL SCHOOL FOR NURSES Ttventy-fifth Annual Commencemmt SCHOOL OF MEDICIN E Catheryn B. Thomton, R.N., DirectreJI of N11rses Fifteenth Annual Commencement Patrick f. Mahan, S. f., Regent ST. ELIZABETH'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL FOR NURSES Louis D. Moorhead, A.M., M.S., M.D., F. A. C. S. , Dean fom·teenth A nnual Commencement Sister St. Mary Victoria, B.S., R.N., DirectreJI of Nurses SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY Forty-seventh Annual Commencement MERCY HOSPITAL SCHOOL FOR NURSES (Held June 3rd, Apollo Theatre) Thirty-seventh A nnual Commencement William H. G. Loga11, 111. D., D.D.S., F. A. C. S., F. A . C. D., Dean Sister Mary Lidwina, R.N., Dit·ertress of Nm·ses GRADUATE SCHOOL JOHN B. MURPHY HOSPITAL SCHOOL FOR NURSES Fifth Atmual Commencement Ninth Amwal Commencement Austill G. Schmidt, S. f., Ph. D., Dean Sister Mary Lam·ian, R. N., Dire.-treJJ of Nurses

SCHOOL OF COMMERCE OAK PARK HOSPITAL SCHOOL FOR NURSES Third Annual Commencement T11Jenty-second Annual Commencemmt T homas J. Reedy, M.A., LL.B., C.P.A., Dean Sister St. VinceiJt, R. N., Dil-ectreJI of Nurses f'

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ACADEMIC PROCESSION Candidates for Certificate of Graduate Nurse. Candidates for Certificate in Commerce. Candidates for Diploma in Commerce. Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Medicine. Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Philosophy. Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science. I Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts. Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Laws. Candidates for the Degree of Doctor of Law. Candidates for the Four-Year Certificate in Medicine. Candidates for the Degree of Doctor of Medicine. Candidates for the Degree of Master of Laws. Candidates for the Degree of Master of Science. Candidates for the Degree of Master of Arts. Candidates for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Faculties of the University. Administrative Council of the University. Deans and Regents of the University. Candidates for the Degree of Doctor of Laws. Guests of Honor. The President of the University and the Commencement Speaker.

National Anthem Sung by All My country, 'tis of thee, Sweet land of liberty, Of thee I sing. Land where my fathers died ; Land of the pilgrim's pride, From every mountain side Let freedom ring. Invocation Very Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Fox A New Trend in Education . President Robert M. Kelley, S. J. Address Rev. Fulton John Sheen, S. T. B., Ph. D. Selection Orchestra

[ 5] ST. BERNARD'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL FOR NURSES RECOMMENDATION OF CANDIDATES Sister St. Augustine Helen Virginia Lampke FOR CERTIFICATES Hazel Charlotte Anderson Mary Elizabeth Lehmann AND DEGREES Helen Elizabeth Conrad Martha Justine Lynch Marie Louise DeGuide Alice Ruth McAllister Louise Margaret Dickenson Margaret Mary lviiller Dean Louis D. Moorhead, A.M., M.S., M.D., F. A. C. S. Marcella Anne Dudeck Mary Elizabeth Quinlan Mary Agnes Flynn Cecilia Anne Rivard Margaret Isabelle Gilsinger Carroll Ethelbert Russell Marion Josephine Gurrister Cluara Leona Schroeder Amelia Clementine Gutmann Mary Agatha Schwartz AWARDING OF CERTIFICATES Florence Mae Kennedy Mary Agnes Sheehan AND CONFERRING Gertrude Celeste Stanton OF DEGREES COLUMBUS HOSPITAL SCHOOL FOR NURSES Sr. M. Zita Cattalonotte Robert M. Kelley, S. Ptesident of the University Sr. M. Agnes Saieva J., Sr. M. Ancillia Tassoni Catherine Baltunis Sr. M. Allasandria Balcook Mildred Boyer Sr. M. Benedetta Miglionica Emma Dietzel CANDIDATES FOR THE CERTIFICATE OF Sr. M. Bernadina Claudi Cecilia Finnigan GRADUATE NURSE Sr. M. Biancia Belloni Helen Harney Sr. M. Catherine Cecconi Mary Jardin Sr. M. Clement Franzoni Elinor Jones Sr. M. Germaine Sutton Marjorie Lawless Presented by the Dean of the School of Medicine Sr. M. Onorina Cattaneo Emma Mucklinski Sr. M. Mathilde Smith Mary McGovern Sr. M. Paula Smith Josephine Showalter ST. ANNE's HosPITAL ScHOOL FOR NuRsEs Sr. M. Prisca Bocchichio Edna Vondenbosh

Nela J. Budreau Margaret A. Hutten ST. ELIZABETH'S HosPITAL SCHOOL FOR NURSES Bernadette Joan Burns Virginia Caroline Hyde Mary Ellen Collins F ranees Marie Komisky John P. Armstrong Mary C. Massie Julia Mary Conole Dorothy M. Mailloux Eleanor W. Block William E. Miller June Rita Claygone Pauline E. Nelson Helen Loretta Dixon F ranees Rose Mikulec Erna K. Dart Bernice L. Nesler Mary Elizabeth Dobesh Bertha Neuroth Vada M. Gildea Margaret F. Smarke Bernardine Margaret Dunning Helen Margaret Scholtz Christina M. Haas Emma V er Cauteren Helen M. Eggsteen Susan Helen Tabaka Helen C. Halligan Marie Ver Cauteren Maria Evelyn Pullan Helen Mary Twohey Carmel M. Hinsch Edna Mae Walters Caroline A. Huss Elizabeth C. Wendorf Helena Patricia Gilchrist Monica Gerolette Williams Estelle M. Kosacz Sr. M. Regula Bauer, P. H. J. C. Ruth E. Haessig Helen Mary Wilson Albert C. Leusen Sr. M. Lillian Roe, P. H. J. C. Margaret Mary Hallisy Margaret Mary Wirig Irene A. Maresch Sr. M. Helena Johnston, L. C. M. Ida Marie Hendrickson Josephine A. Zaborski Sr. M. Dunstan Kelleher, L. C. M.

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MERCY H osPITAL ScHOOL FOR NuRSEs Sr. M. Eusebia Reichle Marie Legris Dorothy Rita Barry Rachel A. lingford Marguerite G. Buck Claudine Mahan Marian J. Butler Margaret M. Matthews Ruth M. Carroll Mary E. McGarry CANDIDATES FOR THE CERTIFICATE IN Mary F. Conlin Anne F. McGovern COMMERCE Alice Elisabeth Connor Kathryn V. Mcintyre Kathleen M. Cronin Margaret Mary Meade Alice M. Danmeyer Eleanor D. Miller Presented by the Dean of the School of Commet'ce Edna Marie Dooley Patricia A. Morrisey Rose Marie Doubek Margaret H . Neiggemann Nora B. Dunn Muriel A. O'Brien Peare Hasselcine Clarke W alter Valentine Lesniak Kathryn E. Farley Cecilia T. Ohnesorg Hubert Francis Neary Evelyn A. Felix Rose Ann O'l eary Emma Frances Fenton Margaret J. Rammer Margaret Ann Fitzpatrick Mary Beatrice Rooney Genevieve Foley Rosanne Rowen Rud1 I. Frazier Marie l ouise Schilling Claire B. Haas Flora Genevieve Schiner CANDIDATES FOR DIPLOMA IN COMMERCE Ruth Gertrude Holmquist Mae C. Schneller Mary C. Kane Dorothy A. Schroeder Celeste Ann I

OAK PARK H OSPITAL SCHOOL FOR NURSES Alta l enore Alford Mary Mayme Kovalik Margaret Vanleer Brown Blossom Theresa Leveille Imogene De Vet Dorothy Mae Madison Margaret Fallon Mary Catherine Mulqueen Alice Falvey Gordon Mary Ellen Quinn Harriet Josephine Mary H effron Madelyn Alice Quirici Allegra Madlyn H eimerding!=!r Elizabeth Ann Scott Hilda Marie Hoerschgen Agnes Mildred Sherry Agnes Catherine Keating Elvi ra Rose Smith Kathleen Tuohy

(8] [9] Conferring of Baccalaureate Degrees Benjamin Edward Schwarcz John Joseph Walsh Albert I war Shimamura Jacob Weinless James Joseph Smullen Paul Clarence W erthman William Blaise Spiteri Harris Raymond Wilson CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREES OF BACHELOR OF Ben Charles Steinbrecher Felix Casimir Winskunas Clifford John Steinle Stephen Frank Witkiewicz SCIENCE, BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY, AND Francis Bernard Tabaka Stephen Joseph Wojcik BACHELOR OF ARTS Virginia Solomon Tarlow Robert Noboru Yamane Joseph Thomas Twohey Anthony Zelazny Frank Edward Urban Edward Anton Zencka BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MEDICINE Camillo Eugene Volini Lawrence Edward Zuley

Presented by the Regent of the School of Medicine

Presented by the Dean of the Downtown College and Raymond Lee Abraham Matthew Frederick lgnoffo David Albert Anderman Bernard James Johnston School of Sociology John Virgil Belmonte John William Jordan James Xavier Bremner Lawrence Edmond Kelsey Enzo Frank Castaldo George Edward Kenny BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY James 1vor Collins Gerald Joseph Kohne Philip Medford Joseph Corboy Van Walter Komasinski Harry Corell Richard Harold Lawler Mary Louise Allfree Sister Mary Generose Hayden, Charles Lewis Coyle John Maurice Leahy Virginia Rose Barker O.S.F. Jogendra Mohon Datta Herman Abraham Levy Margaret Madeline Barry Virginia Marie Gill Harry Raymond Deane Elmer Joseph Lukats Margaret Mary Bell Agnes Catherine Griffin Neil ]. Doherty Ralph Joseph Major Robert M. Bligh, 0. Carm. Lillian Mary Griffin Martin Aloysius Dolan Jerome Benedict Marciniak Gertrude Block Helen Josephine Griffin Joseph Stephen Drabanski Philip J. McGuire Irene Marie Bouscaren Rosemary Elizabeth Griffin Robert Edelstein Michael Martin Morrissey Mary Agnes Boyle Alice Cecelia Hayde Theodore William Falke James Emmett Murtaugh Alice Loretta Burns Margaret Mary Henry Harry Andrew Fitzmaurice James Joseph O'Connor John Joseph Butler Helene Martha Himsel Nathan Flaxman Gabriel Emery Obester Marie Cleary Carmody Margaret Mary Hurney Herman John Fulco Wilfred Takashi Ohta Elaine Marie Carroll Sister Ignatis Hedderick James Griffin Gallagher Nino Mario Pellettieri Virginia Agnes Cassidy Alice Kenney Jackson James Douglas Glynn Anthony Fhilip Perzia Sister Clotilda Rack Arthur Christian Edward John- Dagoberto Ernesro Gonzales John Eli Petcoff Jane Margaret- Corrigan son George Michael Gura George Brazil Pimental Marie Catherine Corrigan Dorothy Mary Kain John Martin Hajduk Anthony Edward Polito Cecilia Marie Costello Margaret Ann Kleppe! Henry Albert Hartman John James Prendergast, Jr. Kathleen Mary Creagh Irene Mary Lawler Vernon Francis Hauser Stanislaus Francis Radzyminski Helen Marie Downey Bernice Mildred Lennon Charles Martin Hausman Herman Renkoff Mae Agnes Flynn Mary Monica Loughry Frederick Andrew John Heupler Joseph Gerard Robilotti Marguerite Beatrice Flynn Elsie Regina Lynch Maurice Michael Hoeltgen Armando Justin Rotondi Lauretta Rosemary Gallagher Marie Catherine McCann Albert Alvin Huba Edward William Sachs Rose Mary Gallagher Elinor Crescentia McCollom Charles William Hughes Carl Scheribel, Jr. Mary Margaret Ganey Marion Therese McCurrie

[ 10} [11} Jessie Verecunda McGeever Helen Marion Pidgeon BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Lucy Camilla McGivern Katherine Cecile Powers Mary Ellen McGrath Marie Lorena Powers Anna Grace McHenry Sister Mary Remigius Coffey Frank Philip Cassaretto Joseph Stephen Kearney Winifred Edna McMullen Helen Marie Riordan Joshua Paul D'Esposito Richard O'Connor Kathleen Elizabeth McNally Sister M. Rita Kelly Carl Albert Gualano Paul Eugene Reed Nora Aveline McNicholas Kathryne Meade Ryan William Edward Merwick Jane Kathryn Seery Lenore Flavia Mortimer Grace Elizabeth Shea Marie Cecelia Mulcahy Eva C. Soldinger BACHELOR OF COMMERCIAL SCIENCE Esther Farren Mulroy Mary Frances Stoeckel Dorothy Elizabeth O'Donnell John Maza Subirats Florence Loyola O'Gara Mary Eleanor Sweeney Rose Ann O'Leary Antoinine O'Brien Uling Robert John Burns Peter Anthony Meyer Ethel Anna O'Neill Louis Bertrand Vallely William Henry Conley Michael Hayes O'Brien Margaret Mary O'Neill Sister Vincenr Kamp John James Hackecc John Edward Rosich Dion James Wilhelmi Fred Joseph Heche James Courtney Ryan Jerome Joseph Kozlowski Fred Richard Sextro Donald James McEvoy Thomas Patrick Smith Harry William Stauder DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS

Joseph Edward Dickman Thomas F. Parmer, 0. Carm. Sister Estella Arnold Cornelius H. Rice, 0. Carm. BACHELOR OF ARTS William McDade, 0. Carm. Daniel G. Riley, 0. Carm. Sister Mirelda Ziegler Sister M. Viridiana Waligora Raymond Ignatius Berens John Edward Klest John James Carroll Robert Edward Ludwig DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Timothy John Connelly Lawrence Thomas Manning Edward Joseph Dowling Joseph Adam Marzano Martin Joseph Emili Alexander James McGavick Sibyl Catherine Davis, R.N. Casimir Lucian Jakubowski David Bernard Gorman Francis Ford Melody Margaret Dolores Durso William Stevens Kipp Edward John Healy Joseph Francis Moroney John Andrew Horne Richard Patrick Shanahan Martin Joseph Kearns John Dwyer White

Presented by the Deem of the College of Arts and Science.i

BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Richard William Bartlett Thomas Carney Corrigan Charles Augustine Boyle Emmett John Meagher Frank McAuley Conley Paul Mary Plunkett

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Conferring of Professional Degrees Francis A. Farrell Frederick Maynard Scambler Harold A. Hillenbrand Paul Albert Topel

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF LAWS

(D egrees Conferred j1111e 3, 1930) Presented by the Dean of the School of Law

Alexander Joseph Brown, Jr. Marshall Ignatius McMahon Floyd E. Adams Charles John Kempka John Henry Buckley William Edward Moran Charles Louis Ahner, Jr. William F. Langlais Arthur Bernard Burke James Rochford O'leary Milton S. Allen John F. Lapka George Dennis Caloger John l igouri O'Mall ey Norman C. Bates George Benjamin Lauber John Clement Connery Daniel Aloysius O'Rourke Peter A. Boelens Luther E. Lightel George Henry Curran Kyran Vincent Phelan Lazar Bojinoff Foy Robert Matter Emmett Sarsfield Davis David J. Pigott W. Randolph Bowerson Joseph C. Mankowski Edna Devlin Floyd Milton Reischling James Donald Bryan Edward J. McDonald Joseph Callaghan Dea John Eugene Roszkowski John M. Bryan Roman Carl Michels John Joseph Doherty Stanley George Saber Donald I.· Buckner Wallace C. Miller William H. Froembgen Joseph Bernard Santucci Spencer Favre Butler Richard H . Norton Thomas B. Hart Donald V. Steger Donald Frederic Cole W illiam Gregory Nugent Francis James Hogan Richard M. Walsh Carl T . Collen Edward ]. Oleksy Eugene Louis Klimaszewski Eleanore Harriet Waters Casper Morey Epstein Abraham Pabunz Daniel Joseph McCarthy Joseph John Wiedemann John S. Evans John B. Rago Virgil Bernard McGowan Joseph John Witry Francis A. Farrell Thomas A. Rooney Hugh S. Feeney George S. Ross Lester Gaade Frederick Maynard Scambler l awrence E. Gegner Harold L. Scott John P. Graham Howard C. Sigtenhorst CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF Carl Greenwald Alvin Leonard Smeby DOCTOR OF LAW John E. Griffiths Casimir Sobierajski George William Haberline Jack I. Spira H arold A. Hillenbrand Eugene Starner Presented by the Dean of the School of Lctw James A. B odur Edward ]. Szczepanski Zeland R. Holley Raymond Edward Todd N icholas James Barron, Jr., A.B. George F. Keough, A. B. Edgar M. Holzbach Paul Albert Topel Joseph Bushe Byrnes, A. B. H elen Katherine Newman, A. B. Gordon L. Johnson Thomas W illiam Tuomey Joseph A. Crowe, A. B. James O'Malley, B. S. Isaac Busch Keiser Raymond C. VanDam Gerald Joseph H aley, B. S. Howard Frederick Schlacks, A.B. Gregory S. Varounis Albert Abraham Horn, B. S. Maurice Anthony Dailey, A. B.

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CANDIDATES FOR THE FOUR-YEAR CERTIFICATE Alfred Joseph Ouellerre, A. B., Pera Sarmas, B. S. M. IN MEDICINE M.S. Paul Joseph Schneider Frederick Alton Paradise, Joseph Frank Senino B. S.M. Herman Louis Shapiro, B. S. M. Theodore H enry Pauli, B. S. M. Herbert James Simon, A. B. Presented by the Dean of the School of Medicine Thomas Joseph Pekin, B. S. M. John Joseph Simonaitis, B.S. M. Marco Salvatore Petrone, B. S. Ben Charles Steinbrecher George Brazil Pimental, B. S. M. Francis Edward Streysman, A. B., Kenneth Frederick Prefontaine B. S.M. Nidwlas Alexander Benjamin Tarson Gordon, George Leonard Rand, B. S. M. Stanley Dennis Swiontkowski, Joseph Louis Amorose, B.S. M. B. S.M. D' Artagan Rivera, B. S. M. B. S.M. Albert Ralph Andrisek Howard Edwin Graham, A. B. · • S. Mard1mont Robinson, B. S. M. Lillian Solomon Tarlow, B. S. M. Angelo Albert Barberio, B. S. M. Samuel Deguirmenjian Haik, George Eugene Rooney, B. S. M. Peter Joseph Timmons, B. S. M. Romulo Benjamin Barrionuevo, B. S.M. Lawrence Adolph Russell, Joseph John Tovarek, B. S. M. B. S.M. Henry Albert Harrman, B. S. M. B. S.M. John Coleman Wall, B. S. M. John Richard Beardsley, B. S. M. Vernon Francis Hauser, B.S. M. Raymond Lawrence Russomano Ray Lawrence Weir Dante Angelo Beccherri David Wesley Johnston, Jr., Frank John Salerca, B. S. M. Harry Reginald Williams, Anthony John Bell, B.S. M. A.B. Chester August Samlow, ~- S. M. B. S.M. Albert Carl Bellini, B. S. M. Earl Albert Kleinwachter, Arthur Samuels John Stephen Witkowski William Frederick Bollinger, B. S.M. Clarence Jacob Zurfli, B.S. M. B.S. Milton Russell Kukuk, B. S. M. Camillo Borruso, B. S. M. NorbertMichael J. latz, B. S. M. Andrew Frank Bulfer, B. S. M . Frank Marion Laurenzana, Joseph Edward Caliendo, B. S.M. B. S.M. Thomas Emmett Leahy, B. S. M. CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR Henry Solomon Cambridge, Louis Lebovitz, B. S. M. B. S.M. John Anton Loef, B. S. M. OF MEDICINE Clare Marrin Carey, B.S. M. Casimir Louis Libnoch, B. S. M. Harold William Carey, B. S. M. Edward Patrick Madden, John James Casciato, B. S. M. B. S. M., M. S. Presemed by the Dean of the School of Medicine Michael Pamfilowich Chichkan, Joseph Michael Mahoney, B. S.M. B. S.M. John Peter Ashmenckas, B. S. M. Ro!Jerc Richard Donovan, Richard Kau Chun, B. S. M. Joseph Marzano, B. S. M. Nellie Madeleine Brown, B. S.M. Raymond Gregory Connor, Takejiro Matsui, B. S. M. B. S.M. Wentworth Vincent Driscoll, B. S.M. Harold Francis McGrath, John Frank Burianek, B. S. M. B.S., M.A. John Crasseros, B. S. M. B. S.M. Samuel P. Burre Francis William Dwyer, B. S. M. Malcolm Lamson Mcinnes Alfred Pace Edwards, A. B. Joseph Anthony Di Leo, B. S. M. John Louis Carroll, B. S. Michael Joseph Medvezky Gordon Wilson Elrick, B. S. M. Hilton Louis Doeringsfeld Cosima Castro, B. S. M. James Vincent Meli Joseph Philip Evans, B.S. M. Anthony Michael Catania, B. S. Eugene Vincent Donlan, A. B. James Vincent Menella, B. S. M. Vernon Lawrence Evans, John Joseph Dwyer, B. S.M. James Leopold Milos, B.S. M. John Dorsey Caulfield, B. S. M. B. S.M. Nathan Flaxman, B. S. Leroy Frederick Morneau Anthony Conti, B. S. Aaron Fagelson, B. S. M. Charles Joseph Foley, B. S. Michael Martin Morrissey, A. B. William Sylvester Conway, John Joseph Flynn, A. B. Joseph Garzielewski Jo~eph Charles Murphy B. S.M. Mauro Sebastian Fonacier, A. B. Joseph Henry Garche, B. S. M. Edwin Charles O'Connor Joseph Thomas Coyle, B. S.M. Wesley Graham Forster, B.S. Fred William Gillig, B. S. M. James Joseph O'Connor, B.S. M. Thomas Patrick Crane, B. S. M. Charles Bernard Gaffney, B. S.

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John James Gaffney, B. S. M. Joseph Anthony Minardi, Francis Peter Gilmore, B. S. M. B. S.M. Ralph George Gladen, B. S. Edward Mitchell, B. S. M. Announcements of Prizes and Honors Francis Gorman Gleason, Thaddaeus Anchony Modzikow­ B. S.M. ski, B.S. M. Richard John Graff, B. S. M. Thomas Joseph Murphy, Herman AIphonse Gross, B. S.M. B. S.M. Louis Anthony Naples, B. S. Severo Raval Guerrero, B. S. M. James Gaylord Neff, B. S.M. By the Deem of the College of Arts and Sciences Roberc Joseph Hawkins, B. S. M. Salvatore Joseph Nigro, B. S. M. Kennech Julian Hebenstreit Joseph John Noco THE ALUMNI ScHOLARSHIP KEY THE HARRISON ORATORY KEY Cameron Leo Hogan, B. S. M. Joseph Michael O'Brien Carl Cook Jackson, A. B. Nicholas Barcholomew Pavletic, John Edward KJesc Charles Augustine Boyle William Francis Jakopich, B. S.M. B. S.M. Amedeo Michael Pecararo, Frank John Janssen B. S.M. William Paul Jonas, B. S. M. Isidore Pricikin, B. S. M. Julius Marione Jordan, B.S. M. Florence Raimond THE JOHN NAGHTEN DEBATE KEY David Toshisuke Kaneko, A. B. Locl1ar Ernst Raucbschwalbe Edward John Kapuscka, B. S. M. Marvin Hershel Sandorf Thomas Edward Downey Walter Joseph Karr, B. S. M. Antonio Santoro, A. B., B. S. M. John Lemuel Keeley, B. S. M. Isidore Schapiro, B. S. John Joseph Kilgallen, A. B. Nathan Frost Schwartz, B. S. M. Ch ester Koneski, B. S. M. Adam Louis Shinn Benjamin Bernard Kopscein, Peter Joseph Stanul, B. S. M. B.S. Henry Jesse Stengel, B. S. M. By the Dean of the School of Law Paul Joseph Kullman, A. B. Lloyd Finley Teter, B. S. M. Joseph Ancllony Tobin, A. M. Leo John Lacz, A. B., B. S. M. Beare Earl Turner, B. S.M. THE SIGMA Nu PHI SCHOLARSHIP KEY Irving Ingersol Ludwig, B. S. M. Ella H elen Valenta, B. S. M. Joseph Bernard Santucci Lars Elias Lundgoot, B. S. M. John Joseph Verhalen, B. S. M. Neal John Marquis, B. S. M. Francis Joseph Walsh, B. S. M. Francis Gerald McCarey, B. S. M. Theodore Henry W ill, B. S. M. Catherine Louise McCorry, Edward Francis Zimmerman, Ph.B. B. S.M. By the Dean of the D ental School ( Prcscn ted on ] une 3) C11m La11de Blanche Elizabeth Doccerway, Alexander Tarnavsky, B. S. M. B.S. H arry Theodore Haver, Robert Edward lee, B.S. M., B. S.M. THE OMICRON KAPPA UPSILON KEY M. S. Roberc Theodore l ossman, Foy Roberc Matter Stanley Leopold Moleski, B. S. M. William Gregory Nugent B. S. M. Benjamin Joseph Greenburg, Raymond C. VanDam Ruth Emilie Jaeger, A. B. B. S.M. [ 19] [ 18] , CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE Confe·rring of Graduate Degrees Presented by the Dean of the Gradttctte School

PAUL EuGENE LEAHY (B.S. M., Loyola University, 1929). By the President of the University Thesis : T he Effect of X-Ray hradiation on the Progeny of Female Rats.

JoHN RussELL (B.S. M., Loyola University, 1929). Thesis: On the Sedimentation of Erythrocytes from Lymph. CANDIDATES FOR THE· DEGREE OF MASTER OF LAWS MANNING IRA SANKSTONE (B. S. M., Loyola University, 1929). Thesis: The Effect of a Dilute Alkali on d-Xylose.

CHARLES JosEPH SMALLEY (B.S. M., Loyola University, 1929) . PresenJed by the D ean of the Graduate School I . Thesis: St11dies on /-Arabinose ttnder the Influence of Dil11te /llkali. JUAN D. ALCANTARA (LL.B., N ational University, Manila, P. I., 1925). FRANK CHARLES STERNASTY (B.S. M ., ·Loyola University, 1929) . Thesis: Has the Federal Government Police Power? Thesis: The Influence of Saponin on the Intestinal A bsorption of Calcium. ELEANOR Ru TH BoRGMEIER (LL.B., DePaul University, 1929). Thesis : A Compendimn of the Ft~ndamentals of Receitwships. BENJ AMIN GoULD (LL.B., Chicago Law School, 1927). Cttm Laude Thesis: Market Quotatiom as a Property Right. HERMAN FELIX DE FEo (B.S. M., Loyola University, 1929) . JOHN A. KAHOUN (LL.B., Chicago K ent Colleg e of Law, 1928). Thesis: Observations on the Stmctttre of the Eye of the Albino Thesis: Intemational Rights and Control of Property. Rat. WILLIAM WALTER McKENNA (LL. B., Loyola University, 1928). STEPHEN HENRY GALL AGHER (B. S. M., Loyola University, 1929). Thesis : Rate R egulation of Public Utilities and the T heories for Thesis: The Effect of Operative Pl'ocedul'e on the Young of Determining the Basis for Rate 1\tiaking. the Albino Rat. PAUL WEINER (LL.B., John Marshall Law School, 1926). Thesis: T he Law of Illinoh Tmst Investments. THOMAS PHILIP HICKEY (B. S. M., Loyola University, 1929) . Thesis: Observations of the 1\!Ieninges and V entricles of the Albino Rat.

(20] ( 2 L J SISTER MARY ERNESTINE HENTHORNE, B. V. M. (A. B., Mar­ quette University, 1919). Thesis: Cultural Status of the Irish Nation During the First Three Centttrtes. CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS SISTER MARY HENRIETTA LYNCH (B.S., Loyola University, 1929). Thesis: The Effect of Hospital Standardization on the Catholic Hospitals of Chicago.

Presented by the Dean of the Graduate School KATHERINE EVANGELINE McCuE (Ph. B., Loyola University, 1927). Thesis: An Analysis of Questions and Study Problems Found in Geography Textbooks for Grades IV-VII. SISTER MARY ATHANASIA BRUNE (B.S., Loyola University, 1928). Thesis: A Classification of the Nurse/ Training Schools in the PAUL REVERE FRANCIS MARTIN (Ph. B., Loyola University, 1928). State of Missouri. Thesis: The Place of the Third Order Secular of St. Francis in the Program of Catholic Social Action. SISTER MARY MARTINA CASSIDY (Ph. B., Loyola University, 1925). Thesis: The Importance of the Autobiographical Phase of Vic­ SISTER MARY JAMES O'SHEA (Ph. B., Loyola University, 1928). torian Literature. Thesis: A Comparative Study of Inferior and Superior Pupils on the Jumor High School Level. SISTER MARY EVARISTA CROWLEY (Ph. B., St. Xavier College, 1923). CATHERINE AGNES RYAN (Ph. B., Loyola University, 1924)._ Thesis: A Study of the Themes of Coventry Patmore}s Poems. Thesis: The Development and Present Status of Vocattonal Guidance in Chicago. THERESA JANE DoNNELLY (Ph. B., Loyola University, 1926). Thesis: The Lure of Color in Pictures for Chtldren. SISTER RosE MARY DuFAULT, S. S.C. M. (A. B., St. Scholasrica Cmn Laude College, 1916). . . Thesis: The Orthodoxy of Milton's Theology Concermng the FRANCEs MARY ScHAEFER (Ph. B., Loyola University, 1928). Trinity and Sin and Its Comequences. Thesis: Social Traits of the Blind.

MARGARET MARCELLINE FEENEY (Ph. B., University of Chicago, 1915). Thesis: A Reallocation of the ll''ords in the Chicago Spelling List. MoTHER MARY AGNES GARVEY, S. H. C. J. (A. B., Creighton Uni- versity, 1923). . Thesis: Optimal Placement by Grades of New Testament Sto1'tes. SISTER MARY LuCRETIA GAUL, 0. S. F. (Ph. B. DePaul Univer­ sity, 1924). Thesis: The Study of the Causes of Juvenile De~inqttency JVfani­ fested in Adolescents and JVfat~tre Defmqttents _as Ex­ emplified in the Inmates of Ftve Ohto Correcttve In­ stitutions.

[22 J [ 23] CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OF Conferring of Honorary Degrees DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY By the P1'esident of the U nive1'sity

P1'esented by the D ean of the Graduate School KATHERINE POMEROY MERRILL Presented by Rev. F. G. Dinneen, S. J. The daughter of a pioneer educator, Fenimore Pomeroy, for SISTER ARNOLDINA MERTENS, S. C. C. (B. S., Loyola University, 1919; M. A., Notre Dame University, 1924). many years superintendent of schools in Milwaukee; the grand­ Thesis: A Study of the Concepts of Obedience of Children in niece of the novelist, James Fenimore Cooper, and the great-grand­ Grades I-IX Inclttsive. daughter of Seth Pomeroy, the Commander of the Massachusetts troops at the opening of the American Revolution. Mrs. Anthony French Merrill, as she is more popularly known, • has ably sustained her distinguished family traditions during the past twenty-five years by a unique and brilliant career of cultural activity and educational influence on the lecture platform not only in Chicago but in many other mid-western and eastern cities. As an ardent student and delightfully entertaining lecturer on the best things in modern literature, contemporary history, drama and poetry, Mrs. Merrill has inspired countless audiences in uni­ versities, colleges and schools as well as special club and church groups with her own enthusiastic appreciation of all that was best and most ennobling in the books, drama and events of the day. By the upholding of higher ideals and by her unique and dis­ tinguished service for the happiness and betterment of mankind, Mrs. Merrill has richly deserved the recognition and the honor which Loyola University bestows .upon her.

OTTO L. SCHMIDT, M. D., Litt. D. Presented by Dean Joseph Reiner, S.J. A physician who prepared for his life work by years of study at home and abroad; gained high fame as a pathological diagnostician, gave freely of his services to suffering mankind and otherwise con­ tributed generously to the poor. A distinguished patron and student in the field of American History, he served as President of the Illinois State Historical Society since 1916 and of the Chicago Historical Society from 1923-1927; founded the great American Historical Society of Illi-

[ 24] [ 25] nois and served as its President for twenty years, identified and FULTON JOHN SHEEN marked many historical landmarks in the State of Illinois, particu­ by larly those associated with the journeys of Father Marquette, S. J. Presented Dean A11stin G. Schmidt, S.J. An outstanding citizen, he has actively furthered movements for Doctor Fulton John Sheen had a distinguished career as a grad­ the advancement of Chicago and of Illinois and as Chairman of uate student in Washington, Paris, Louvain, and Rome. He has the Illinois Centennial Commission, for five years, he guided the had the unusual honor of being aggregated to the Faculty of the labors of that body to a triumphant close. University of Louvain. In 1926 he merited the Cardinal Mercier Prize of Philosophy. He is known to audiences in both the United EDWARD A. CUDAHY States and England as a lecturer and pulpit orator of power :tnd Prese11ted by Rev. Cla11de ]. Pernin, S. J. brilliancy. Despite his youth he is already the author of three works in which the truths of revelation and the orthodox philosophy A distinguished citizen, whose education has been secured in the and psychology of the Church are so ably presented as to command University of Life; the respect of the scientific world. Loyola University admires Doctor A successful business man, whose example is an inspiration to Sheen for his attainments, and still more foe the modesty and youth of the rewards that accrue to long hours, hard work and simplicity that characterize him. We take pleasure today in honor­ devotion to duty; ing him, and through him our sister institution, the Catholic Uni­ An outstandmg executive, whose history demonstrates that in versity of America. complex modern industry one rises to the top by progress from the bottom through complete knowledge of the business a man chooses for his life work; A leader of men, whose leadership is based on character, integrity and high ideals; A distinguished philanthropist, whose name is blessed by thou­ sands who have shared his bounty; A devoted husband and wise father, whose family life has been a noble example to his fellow man of those basic virtues on which rest the integrity and prosperity of the Republic; A zealous Catholic, whom the Holy See has honored with the title of the Order of Knighthood of St. John of Malta; Loyola University confers the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws on Mr. Edward A. Cudahy.

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The Graduates' Pledge of Loyalty Degrees Conferred During the Year and Service

Administered by President Robert M . Kelley, S. J. B ACHELOR O F S CIENCE IN M EDICINE

Manning Ira Sankstone, June 12, 1929

HYMN OF THANKSGIVING

Holy God, we praise Thy name, Lord of all we bow before Thee; D OCTOR OF MEDICINE All on earth Thy sceptre claim, All in heaven above adore T hee; Infinite Thy vast domain, Yasuyo Inouye, January 31, 1930 Everlasting is Thy reign. Edward Bideaux Rhomberg, January 31 , 1930 Howard Wiley, October 31, 1929 Theodore Goldberg, August 31, 1929 BENEDICTION Ve1'y Rev. Msg1'. Edward f. Fox William Bernard Egan, September 1, 1929 l awrence Alton Savarese, September 1, 1929

Recessional Orchestra

[ 28] [ 29] SIGNIFICANCE OF INSIGNIA COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE

COLORS REVEREND THEODORE J. SCHU.LTE, S. J. , Chairman Arcs and Leccers- White Science-Gold-Yellow HELEN M. GANEY, Graduate School Theology-Scarlet Dentistry- Lilac CHARLOTTE NACHTWEY, Downtown College Laws- Purple Medicine- Green Philosophy- Blue Commerce and Accountancy- Drab EY Law and Commerce Schools FRANCIS J · ROON ' THESLE T. JOB, Medical School The custom of wearing academic gowns, caps and hoods dares back to about the twelfth century, and probably had its inception in France wherl'! the wearing of the cap and gown marked the formal admission of the " Licentiate" co the body of Masters. The cold buildings of medieval rimes in which the masters were obliged to teach requi red capes and hoods which AIDES naturally were patterned after rhe prevailing dress of the times. Since a large number of the scholars were clerics the robes resembled more the THE SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENTS appearance of the monk's dress. The hoods were fashioned after the monk's cowl and were attached to the gown so char they might be drawn over the Frank McAuley Conley head. Lacer when the hood was misplaced by the skull cap as a head cov­ Arts Hubert Francis Neary ering, it was made separately from the gown. The skull cap evolved into Commerce . George Haberline a poi need cap which is evidenced today in the mortar-board with irs cassel. Dentistry JDaniel Aloysius O'Rourke W ith such a development it is natural that there would be a great vari­ Law LJoseph Bushe Byrnes ety of styles and usages. In order ro have uniformity, an Intercollegiate Joseph Marzano Code for Academic Costumes has been adopted by practically all of the Medicine Virainia Rose Barker Sociology b leading institutions of learning, with the result that today the gowns and hoods of this country are a badge of learning symbolic of the degree attained. This code calls for three types of gowns, viz., the Bachelor's, Master's USHERS and Doctor's. The Bachelor gown is made with an open or closed front, and has long pointed sleeves. The Master's gown is an open front garment Members of the Blue Key H pnor Fraternity with extremely long closed sleeves, the arms protruding through a sli t ar the elbow. The ends of the sleeves are square and are further cluraccer­ ized by an arc of a circle appearing near the bottom. The Doctor's gown is also an open front garment but the sleeves are round bell-shaped, the length of the arm. There are wide, black velvet panels or faci ngs down the from with three velvet bars upon each sleeve. The velvet may be the color of the degree instead of black.

While the types of gown evolved are considered to be an improvement on other styles it is in the hood that the Ameri can genius is personified. Simple, yet beautiful, each degree, Bachelor's, Master's, Doctor's, is repre­ sented by a distinct shape or form. The Bachelor's hood is the smallest of the three, the velvet edging is narrower and less of the lining is exposed. The Master's hood is the same length as the Doctor's, the velvet edging somewhat wider than that of the Bachelor's, and more of the lining can

[ 30] [ 31] be seen. The Doctor's hood is easily recognized by the width of the velvet edging, the wide panels at either side and the full exposure of the lining. The lining of the hood indicates the colors of the institution conferring the degree and the color of the velvet trimmings the degree. The navy blue gowns trimmed with scarlet velvet, worn by some members of the Medical Faculty, indicate Fellowship in the American College of Surgeons.

ABBREVIATIONS FOR DEGREES

C. S. E.-Certificate of Social Econ­ A.M.- Master of Acts omy LL. B.- Bachelor of Laws R. N.- Registered Nurse M. $.-Master of Science C. P. A.-Certificate of Public Ac­ LL. M.-Master of Laws countant ]. D.-Doctor of Jurisprudence B. S. M.- Bachelor of Science in M. D.-Doctor of Medicine Medicine Ph. D.- D octor of Philosophy B. S. C.-Bachelor of Science in LL. D.-Doctor of Laws (Honorary) Commerce F. A. C. $.-Fellow American College B. $.-Bachelor of Science. of Surgeons (Honorary) Ph. B.- Bachelor of Philosophy F. A. C. D.-Fellow American Col­ A. B.-Bachelor of Arts lege of Dentists (Honorary)

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