COMMENCEMENT

for

The Ninth Graduating Class

MARYMOUNT COLLEGE

Boca Raton, Florida

May 19, 1973

COMMENCEMENT

for

The First Graduating Class

WILMINGTON COLLEGE

at

Boca Raton, Florida

PROG RAM

Processional Pomp and Circumstance - Edward Elgar

lnvocation Reverend Lloyd W. Johnson As~ociat(' Rector

St . Gregory's Episcopal Church ..

America the Beautiful - Katherine Lee Bates

Welcome LIsa Fox President Graduating Class 1972-73

Introduction of the Speiiker Ray C. Osborne Attorney at- Law

Chairman, Hoard of Tl'ustees

Commencement Addrc'ss Charles E . Perry President, .E'lorida. InternatlOndl UmVE>t's1ty

Presentatlon of Candidates William G. Wixted [or Degrees and Certificates Academic ~an Maryrnount College

Presentation of Canchdates Nicholas Mazarelia for Degrees DlIector Wilmington College at Boca Raton Wilmington College

at Boca Raton

Conierrirlg of Deg:rees Donald E. Ross President

"Let There Be Peace on Earth" Martha Vittoria '73 Soloist

Carol lander '73 Accompanist

Recessional

GRADUATES Marymount College

Dennis Barton Adams Gromel ia de Lourdes Amador

"' Moria .Victorio Arias Dione Auresto

Kathy Jo Barnett James Condren Boardman Michele C. Blady Simon A, Bratl Susan Virginia Briggs

Miriam Carroll Joanne Chapman

~Mary Eugenio Cobo Phyllis Ann Comella Maria A. Cr uz Lugo

' Cynthia Jo Cunningham Mar y Ellen Cusack

MOl Y Curtis Davies Mary Katherine Doherty Pol, icia Ann Dunn

"" Robert William Dyckman

Jane Condon Eagleson

Frank J. Gi II igan, Jr . Melanie Suson Gomez Jean Marie Gorman

k Sar i Govantes Gail Ann Grillo ~Diane Guarnieri

* Not attendi ng graduation exercises

Bridget Ann Hall igan Maureen May Hart Alice McDermott Hade II Deborah Anne Hele' Gai I Hill Joan Rebecca Ho Ilander 801 bora Eve Iyn Hookstra Jean Margaret Housley

Barbara Ann Janas Caro I Ruth Jander

Mar i anne Ken

Richard James Lang Mal ia Christine Lavandero Sylvia Lavoie Sue Leyden Mary Beth Little Jennifer A. Lovett

Mary Jane McAndrew Anne McGehee

~ Louisa Vale, ie McGratl James Michael Madden IV Pot. icia Ann Maguire

"'Mark Maimone Mary Susanna Madine Elizabeth Plant Meyer Michael Vincent Mi abito Hassan Montakhab

Gary Lee Pancoast tMari lou Peluso "'Regina Dione Peluso Mon i que I, Perron

"Diono Kathryn Pertok Jeonne H. Par ter Rosa M. Poza

Kelly John Randall Martha Ann Vi ttorio Doy Ie . Michoel James Rice Lynn Roberts Bozena Wosi lewski Patricio Louise Rossi Brenda Jeanne Watkins Roseanne Alice Russo Barbaro Ann Wi Ison

AMory Wisnieski Schildel; Scotf Eliot Sk ipper, Robce Iyne V . Mary Calol Young Michael J. Slota Merilyn Benoy Smith Salvatore Anthony Zagami Thomas C . Speer Koren Zero Denise Erin Sullivan

GRADUATES Wi Imington College

ot Boca Raton

Andrew lee Anderson Bachelor of Business Administration

Richa.d Wood Flemming 'Bochelol of Arts (Communication Ads)

Wi II i am Hedger 8achelol of Arts (Communication Arts)

Edwald John Kelly Bachelor of Business Adminislration

Jeanine Anne Laflamme Bachelor of Arts (History/Government)

EI izabeth R Lake Bachelor of Arts (Behavioral Science)

lois Audrey Rayner Bachelor of Arts (History/Government)

Roy George Topp i no Bachelor of Business Administration

Jules Lewis Winn Bachelor of Business Administr otion

GRADUATES Marymount College

Dennis Borton Adorns Gromelia de Lourdes Amadol

'* Moria Vi ctoria Arias Dione Auresto

Kathy Jo Barnett '~' Jomes Condren Boardman Michele C. Blady Simon A. Blatt

"'Susan Virginia Briggs

Miriam Cal roll Joanne Chapman Mary Eugen i a Cabo Phyllis Ann Comella Moria A. Cruz Llugo Cynthia Jo Cunningham Mnry EII en Cusack

Mary Curtis Davies Mary Katherine Doherty Patricio Ann Dunn ~Robert William Dyckman

Jane Condon Eagleson

Lisa Teny Fox

'*Fl'ank J. Gilligan, Jr. Melanie Susan Gamez Jean Marie Gorman. Sari Govontes Goil Ann Grillo

'Diane Guarnieri

Not ottend i ng graduation exercises

Bridget Ann Halligan Moureen May Hart Alice McDermott Harte II Deborah Anne Hele' Gail Hill Joan Rebecca Ho Ilander Barbaro Eve Iyn Hooks tra Jean Margaret Housley ~

Barbaro Ann Janos Calol Ruth Jander

Marianne Kerr

Richard James Lang Mal ia Christine Lavandero Sylvia Lovoie Sue Leyden Mary Beth Little Jenni fer A. Lovett

Mal y Jane McAndrew Anne McGehee Louisa Valerie McGrath James Michael Madden IV Patricio Ann Maguire Mark Maimone Mary Susanna Martine EI izabeth Plant Meyer Michael Vincent Mi.abito Hasson Montakhab

Ga1y Lee Poncoast Mar i lou Pel usa

*Regina Diane Peluso Monique I. Perron

*Diana Kathryn Pertak Jeanne H. Porte Rosa M. Poza

Kelly John Randall Martha Ann Vittorio Doyle Michael James Rice Lynn Roberts Bozena Wasi lewski Patricia Louise Rossi Blenda Jeanne Watkins Roseanne Alice Russo Bal bora Ann WI Ison

Mary Wisnieski Schilder', Scott Eliot Sk j pper I Robee I yne V. Mary Carol Young Michael J. Slota Meri Iyn Benoy Smith Salvatore Anthony Zagami Thomas C. Speer Karen Zero Denise Erin Sullivan

GRADUATES Wi Imington College

at Boca Roton

- Andrew Lee Anderson Bachelor of Business-Admin istl ation

Richard Wood Flemming Bachelor of Arts (Communication Arts)

Williom Hedge' Bachelor of Arts (Communication Arts)

Edward John Kelly Bachelo. of Business Administration

Jeanine ,Anne Laflamme Bachelo. of Arts (History/Government)

Elizabeth R. Lake Bachelor of Arts (Behavioral Science)

Lois Audrey Rayner Bochelof of Arts (History/Government)

Roy George Toppino Bachelor of Business Administration

Jules Lewis Winn Bachelor of Business Administration

Acodemic Regolia (continued)ACADEMIC REGALIA

Lending color to the pageantry of the Academic Convo ation are the academic robes and hoods worn by the faculty. TWs regalia reaches back 1nto the medieval ages when it served a functional as well as an. ornamental role, separating the learned men from other groups and offerlllg warmth and pro ­tection.

In Amenca In the late nineteenth century, a conIerence was held by representatives of colleges and universities to bnng some order and system to the custom of a ademlc dress. Since then, there have been penodic conferences to r('Vlse or reconfirm exiSting practices.

Essen ally. undergraduates wear the black robes Wlth the white collars. Holders of the bachelor's degree wear hoods which are lin·d with the olors of the college con­ferring the degree and trHnmed With the co or represennng the subjt:ct in which the degree was earned. The doctoral robe 15 ctdorncd with velvet and Is also worn witll tlle hood suitably ornamen cd.

Holders of degrees from [orelgn universities or rcllgloUB orders wea.r the entire acad mle costume as decreed by the conferring institution.

The following list reflects the colors which will be fOlIDd On the hoods worn in the Acadeffilc Procession at this Convoca­tion, and the subject each represents. " Art, Letters. HUInanltles White Commerce, Business Drab Economics Copper Education Light Blue Engineering Orange Fine Arts Brown

Journalism Low Library Science Music Nursing Phi losophy Physical Education Science Theology Speech

Crimson Purple Lemon Pink Apricot Dark Blue Sage Green Golden Yellow Scarlet Silver Grey

Morymount College graduates only:

White Tassel signifies Dean's List Blue Tassel signifies President's Honor Society

ACADEMIC REGALrA

Lending color to thc pageantry of the Academic Convocation are the academic robes and hoods worn. by the faculty. This regalia reaches back into the medic::val ages when it served a funchonal as well as an ornamental role, separating the learned men irom other groups and offering wa rmth ond pro teetion.

In America in the late nineteenth century. a conference was held by rep1"eSentatives, of colleges and universities to bring some order and system to the custom of acadenuc dress. Since U1en. there have been periodic conferences to reVIse or reconfLrm existing practIces.

Essenually, W1dergraduates, wear the 'black robes with the white collars. Holders of the bachelorlg degree wear hoods whJch ar.c Uned with the colors of the college con­ferrmg the degree and trimmed with the color representing the subject: in which the degree was earned. TIle doctoral robe is adorned wilhvelvct and is also worn with the hood suitably ornamented.

Holders of degrees from foreIgn universities or religlous orders wear the entire academic costume as decreed by the conferring institution"

The following list reflects the colors which ·will be fOWld on the hoods worn in the Academic Procession at this Convoca­tiOll, and the subject each represents.

Art, Letters. Humanities White Commerce, Business Drab Economics Copper Education Light Blue Engineering Orange Fine Arts Brown

Academic Regal ia (continued)

Journalism Law Library Science Music Nursing Philosophy Physical Education Science Theology Speech

Marymaunt College graduates only:

White Tassel signifies Dean's List Blue Tassel signifies President's Honor Society

Crimson Purple Lemon Pink Apricot Dark Blue Soge Green Golden Yellow Scarlet Si Iver Grey