FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY Commencement Classes of 1971-1972 Tuesday, june 13, 1972 Eight o'Clock in the Evening The Campus Boca Raton, Florida THE ORDER OF THE PROCESSION The Marshal of The Colleges The Marshals and Candidates of the College of Business· and Public Administration The Marshals and Candidates of the College of Education The Marshals and Candidates of the College of Engineering The Marshals and Candidates of the College of Humanities The Marshals and Candidates of the College of Science The Marshals and Candidates of the College of Social Science The Marshals and Candidates for the Masters Degrees The Marshals and Candidates for the Education Specialist Degree The Marshals and Candidates for the Doctor of Education Degree The Faculty Marshal The Faculty of the University The University Marshal The President and Platform Guests 1 PROGRAM Processional Pomp and Circumstance Ed ward Elgar Marche Solenelle Charles Gounod Sue Mitchell Wallace, Organist Introductions Dr. Eugene N. Crabb, University Marshal Invocation Rev. Donald S. Barrus, Chaplain United Campus Ministries National Anthem Key-Sousa Lorraine Damico, B.F.A., 1972 Graduate Presiding Dr. Kenneth R. Williams, President Florida Atlantic University Presentation of the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Humane Letters to Alfred Hugh Adams Reading of the Citation Dr. Crabb Conferring of the Degree President Williams Assisting Dr. Kenneth M. Michels, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dr. John T. Kirby, Dean for Advanced Studies ALFRED HUGH ADAMS, Distinguished Educator: A native of Florida and graduate of Florida State University, Dr. A. Hugh Adams--teacher, administrator and community leader--has for two decades served the cause of education in our state. He has been widely recognized for his achievements as Superintendent of Public Instruction for Charlotte County and as vice-chairman of the State Commission on Quality Education. Dr. Adams has contributed notably to the development of Broward Community College since assuming its presidency four years ago, and he continues his important service to higher education on the broad state level as a member of the Coordinating Committee of the Community College Presidents' Council and the Executive Committee of the Florida Association of Colleges and Universities. Presentation of the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Humane Letters to Harold Carl Manor Reading of the Citation Dr. Crabb Conferring of the Degree President Williams Assisting Dr. Michels and Dr. Kirby HAROLD CARL MANOR, Distinguished Educator: Dr. Harold C. Manor's preparation for a career in education was received in his native Indiana. He served with distinction on faculties of both public schools and universities before being called to the presidency of Palm Beach Community College, the oldest public junior college in our state. Dr. Manor has been widely honored as a participant in regional and national conferences on junior college education. His contributions to education and to the welfare of the community are but partly evident in a record that includes service as president of the Florida Association of Public Junior Colleges, member of the Commission on Administration for the American Association of Junior Colleges, and board member of the Palm Beach County Mental Health Center. 2 Presentation of the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Humane Letters to Peter Masiko, Jr. Reading of the Citation Dr. Crabb Conferring of the Degree President Williams Assisting Dr. Michels and Dr. Kirby PETER MASIKO, JR., Distinguished Educator: Outstanding college administrator and civic leader, Dr. Peter Masika, Jr., has been nationally honored for his distinguished role in the advancement of higher education. Under Dr. Masika's leadership, Miami-Dade Junior College has not only experienced phenomenal growth physically and educationally, but has become outstanding among the community colleges of the nation_ And yet Dr. Masika's deep concern for education and the community welfare is known and felt beyond the campuses to which he is immediately dedicated. A number of civic and educational causes and organizations profit from his insight and wide experience. He serves as a member of the Commission on Federal Relations of the American Council on Education, as a director of the American Association of Junior Colleges, a director of the Comprehensive Health Planning Council of South Florida, and a director of the Medical Research and Health Services Foundation of Dade County. Presentation of the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws to George Alexander Heard Reading of the Citation Dr. Crabb Conferring of the Degree President Williams Assisting Dr. Michels and Dean DeGrove GEORGE ALEXANDER HEARD, Chancellor of Vanderbilt University and Distinguished Political Scientist: In government service as in higher education, the contributions of Dr. Alexander Heard have been outstanding. He is one of the nation's foremost scholars in political science, a past dean of the graduate school of the University of North Carolina and Ford Research Professor of Government at Harvard. Dr. Heard's books and articles on Southern politics and on the financing of political campaigns have received wide acclaim. As a teacher he has had a significant part in the development of promising students in the field of political science. He has been a president of the Southern Political Science Association and vice-president of the American Political Science Association. Since becoming chancellor of Vanderbilt University Dr. Heard has played a significant part in efforts to deal with critical problems in higher education. He served as a member of the President's Task Force on Education in 1966, and in 1969 on the President's Task Force on Priorities in Higher Education. In that year he also served on a special committee on campus tensions for the American Council on Education, and the following year as special advisor to the President of the United States on campus affairs. He is Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Ford Foundation. High honor, indeed, is due a member of the academic community who has served education and the nation so widely, and so well. Address - The Enigmas of Education Dr. George Alexander Heard Chancellor, Vanderbilt University Presentation of Award for Meritorious Service Dr. Williams Recipient- John D. MacArthur Presentation of the Baccalaureate Degrees Dr. Michels For the .College of Business and Public Administration Dean Gary A. Luing For the College of Education Dean Robert R. Wiegman For the College of Engineering Dean Denys 0. Akhurst For the College of Humanities Dean Jack Suberman For the College of Science Acting Dean Clyde R . Burnett For the College of Social Science Dean John M. DeGrove 3 Presentation of Graduate Degrees Deans of the Respective Colleges Benediction Rev. Barrus Recessional War March of the Priests (Athalie) Felix Mendelssohn Psalm XIX Benedetto Marcello Graduates and guests are invited to a reception hosted by the Florida Atlantic University Alumni Association on campus, in the patio area next to the Cafeteria, immediately following the Exercises. 4 THE MARSHALS University Marshal Eugene N. Crabb Marshal of the Colleges Marshal of the Faculty Vincent R. Saurino Edward D. DeLamater Marshals for the Candidates Baccalaureate Graduate Candidates Candidates College of Business and Donald A. Clare Samuel S. Stephenson Public Administration Fred E. Schuster College of Education Joella C. Good Newell T. Gill Herman G. Vonk Voncile C. Mallory Kenneth R. Robinson Alan B. Marcovitz College of Engineering Charles R. Stephan College of Humanities Don E. Marietta, Jr. Thomas Baxley Voncile M. Smith College of Science Franklin E. Schroeck Judith S. Knight Thomas T. Sturrock College of Social Science David R. Lee Robert D. Thomas Michael Schwartz 5 THE CLASSES OF 1971-72 (Asterisks denote Honors Designates) Graduates Whose Degrees Were Awarded August 21, 1971 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS and PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Melton F. Elliott, Jr. Bachelor of Science Jimmy Albert Everett Jorge 0. Fenton Manuel de Jesus Alonso Oscar Juan Fernandez James Peter Bustraan William S. Flanagan, Jr. Judith Gail Clark Roy E. Freeman Steven Denis Davison Robert Nathaniel Futch, Jr. James Terance Harman James Carey Gallagher Dennis K. Hoerber Herbert Goldstein *Harry T. Knegtel Raymond Spencer Gregson Gerard J. Lafosse-Marin Leo Harold Hartman Andonio Palazzolo * George A. Hartmann Joseph Anthony Palermo Ronald Gene Ingram Nestor David Pineda Ramon Antonio Rodriguez Dian Lynn Johnson Norman StanfordSmith,Jr. Kevin Peter Johnson Howard F. Kershaw Jimmy Liston King Bachelor of Donald N. Korte Business Administration Warren Valry Kroll JonJackMark Larry Mills Abell *Carlos Alejandro Martin Alan Everett Andrews Samuel Aubrey Massingill, III Gary Alan Armstrong Thomas Richard McDonald Raul E. Balsera Michael W. MeN ary John R. Boelke Galo F. Menendez Danny L. Browning Roger H. Miller, Jr. Lula M. C. Butler Vincent Paul Noyes JosephJ. Camuto,Jr. Guy Charles Parkhurst Covey Henry Cantville,Jr. Rene Perez Robert James Clements, Jr. Steven Pollock Gene Richard Cole William M. Rodgers Richard G. Cooper, Jr. Kathleen Lynn Rodziewicz * Nancy B. Crowder Robert Eric Rogers Frank D. Cummings Richard Rolle John William Cummings Suzanne June Rucker Robert L. Dawson Douglas Edward Schmahl Edward Ronald DeGouw William John Tebo Bethsheba Evelyn Dean Francis Alan Welsh Anthony J. Deramo William Wend Christopher Octavio Descalzo Melvin David Deutsch 6 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Eleanor McCloud Spann * Susan A. Stratton Bachelor