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JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY

Summer Commencement ad

Commissioning Ceremonies

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1962

4:00P.M.

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, OHIO

COMMENCEMENT

ORDER OF EXERCISES

Processional

ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES

Reverend Thomas P. Coury, S.J. Dean

College of Arts and Sciences John Carroll University

CONFERRING OF DEGREES

Very Reverend Hugh E. Dunn, S..J.

President of John Carroll University

BENEDICTION

Reverend William J. Mill or, S.J.

Executive Dean of John Carroll University

Receuional

DEGREES IN COURSE

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Candidates will he presented by

REVEREND THOMAS P. CO RY, S.J., Ph.D. Dean

Bachelor of Arts in Classics

Peter Michael Ratajczak

Bachelor of Arts

William Ft·ancis Hildebrand Reverend Joseph Charles Step Richard Howard Jacob Edward Anthony Zak, H enry Arthur Kempf, Jr. magna cum laude Francis Andrew McGlynn Thomas Frederick Zeck

Anthony Theodore Zeno

Bachelor of Science in Social Science

Robert Edward Bayer, mngna cum laude

Earl William Brieger, Jr.

Philip John Francis Canepari

Charles Howard Crane II

Reginald Delano Docken , in absentia

Richard George Donovan

Philip Michael Fish er

John Anthony Girbino

Charles Thomas Gruhler

Dennis Francis Hauck, in absentia

Reverend Louis James J ovick Stephen Ralph Kapelka James Elmer Kovac Kenton Hugh McManus Michael Edward McManus J erome Stanley Mieyal Charles James Mondi Paul Anthony Napoli P eter Vincent Ori Timothy Joseph O'Rourke Robert Charles Ranquist, Jr. Joseph Bernard Rosicker Peter Paul Rossi, Jr.,

in absentia

Bachelor of Science in Social Science

James Richard Sanger

John Gerald Sarachene

Donald Cahill Shine

Raymond Michael Spiewak

Elmer Anthony Spreitzer, magna cum laude

James Albert Stenger

Dennis Albert Terzola

Edward Francis Thomas, Jr.

Roger D. W ehage

Thomas Arthur Wirsing

Bachelor of Science

James Lawrence Berger

Anthony Dominic Campomizzi

George John Dlouhy, Jr.

James Daniel Fousek

Paul John Kelly

Robert Louis Loria

Phillip James Marn

William Richard Marquardt, magna cum laude

Charles Joseph Montrose, Jr., magna cum laude

Paul Damen Nigro

Eugene Arthur Pasek

Salvatore John Russo

Vladimir Salamon

Carl Anthony Stas, Jr.

Allen Wells Thomas

Donald Franklin Vaccariello

EVENING COLLEGE

Candidates will be presented by

GEORGE E. GRAUEL, Ph.D. Dean

Bachelor of Arts

Raymond Joseph Arsenault, in absPntin

Jerome Edward Huber

Peter Adolfo Miraldi, mugna cum Lande

Michael Lawrence Tracy

Bachelor of Science in Social Science

Joseph Francis Barrett Reverend David Dean Jame Kent Breen Liberatore, in ctbsentin

Gregory Joseph Carafclli Melvin Fred Maurer Marie Georgina French Clare Ignatia McGuinnesA, A lex Gregory Krek magna cum laude

Raymond Joseph Krulac Harry Thomas Quick Barharn Ann Schuele

Bachelor of Science

Algirdas Jnozas Krygeris Elaine Marie Slatt>r, cztm laude

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Candidates will be presented by

ARTHUR J. NO ETZEL, M.B.A., Ph.D. Dean

Bachelor of Science m Business Administration

Dennis Andrew Baca Raymond Edward Bilka Hans Cornel Dollhausen James R. Eagan James Peter Egan Joseph Thomas Ellis Edwin Francis Faulhaber, Jr.,

in absentia Richard Albert Frank

Joel Lee Hoff George R. Mezera Norman Edward Novotny Michael Gordon Poplar Ronald Raymond Reuss Michael Shannon Shean Robert Joseph Smith William Joseph Weston, Jr. Dennis Anthony Wrobleski,

in absentia

Bachelor of Science in Economics

William Francis Chinnock, Jr. Frederick McLellan Preston

Bachelor of Science in Governmental Administration

Jerome Arnold Widmer, in absentia

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GRADUATE SCHOOL

Candidates will be presented by

REVEREND WILLIAM J. MILLOR, S.J., S.T.L., Ph.D. Dean

Master of Arts

ELIAS NASSJB ABOOD, B.S . ................... John Carroll University, 1959 THESIS: Communist Movement in the Arab Countries of the Midtlle

East 1953-1961.

TIMOTHY JosEPH ABRAHAM, A.B . ..... .John Carroll University, 1958 EssAY: Recent Interpretations of "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner".

MIRIAM KATHERINE CALLAHA , A.B . ........ Saint Mary's College, 1959 THESIS: A Consideration of the Attitude of Some of the German

Generah Toward the Plot to Assassinate Adolph Hitler.

SISTER M. CAROL ANN COLLINS, S.S.N.D., A.B. ······························ ·······················································-----············--Notre Dame College,

Saint Louis, Missouri, 1957 EssAY: William Faulkner, Julien Green and the Freudian Personality.

LAWRENCE DAVIS, B.S. ------------··········-----····Ohio State University, 1956 Esu Y: Disraeli's Social Legislation.

DoMINIC PHILLIP DIIORIO, B.S. ____ ______ _ John Carroll University, 1958 EsSAY: An Investigation of the Criteria U$ed in Grouping Seventh and

Eighth Grade English Classes.

SISTER MARY CYRILLA DosHAK, V.S.C., B.S. ____ St. John College, 1939 EssAY: A Measurement of Social Distance Between the Negro and the

White American Children.

DoNALD FRANCIS HAGERTY, B.S. ____ _____ John Carroll University, 1959 EssAY: The Effectiveness of the 1 mpersonal Attack on Hypocrisy in

the Formal Satires of Samuel Butler.

s .~LVATORE PAUL JEFFRIES, A.B . ........... John Carroll University, 1951 THESIS: Cosmopolitanism and Nationalism in Pre-Revolutionary

France: 1715·1789, as Evidenced by Prominent Intellectual Figures of the Era.

REVEREND EMIL STEPHEN KALAFUT, A.B., A.M., in absentia ....... . ········--------------------···················The Athenaeum of Ohio, 1953, 1957

Esu y: Europe's Current Educational Problem- Secondary Education.

Jltlaster of Arts

REVEREND J on:-; AusTJ LEAHY, A.,f., in absentia _ __ ....... John Carroll niversity, 1961

THESIS: Che terton ar1d Fabian Socialism.

SISTER FRANCIS DAvm LO'\'G, O.S.F., B.S., in absentia ................................................................. Marian College, 1948

Es A y: Borwmy Do/n·ee's Appraisal of /~'arly eighteenth Century English Literature.

REVERE D HoBEHT LIO~EL LusSIEH, .S .. , in absentia ........ . ..... .. . ....... .. .......... _ .. Eymard Seminary, 1949

EsSAY: Sir Guyon vs. The R erl Cross Kn ight: The earch for 11 Hero.

WILLIAM K E T McCARTER, B. . John Carroll ni versity, 1960 EssAY: Th e Responsibility fo r the Boston Massacre .

REVEREND JosEPH W. Me TAHO ',A.B., in absentia ................. ............ ___ . __ .............. John Carroll U niversity, 1959

THE IS: The Northern Opinion. Moderat e and Hadical, on the Co m­promise of 1850.

RoBERT M1 DEK, B.S . ...... _ ..... .. ...... Baldwin-Wallace College, 1956 EsSAY: Ar1 Evaluation of Science in the Parma ]tmior High Schools.

RosE MARY PRo EN, B.S . .............. __ .. Kent State University, l 956 ESSAY : The Concept of Fate in Aeschylus' Oreste in and Eugene

O'Neill's Mourning Becomes Elec tra.

]AREMA RAKOWSKY, B.S . .......... _ .... John Carroll University, 1961 THESIS : Leud-Lease to the Soviet Union.

DAVID ANTHONY SANTORO, B.S. , in absentia ------------------------------­--------------------------------------------------------.1 ohn Carroll U ni versi ty, ] 956

THESIS: The Phenom enon of English l{omcmtic Melancholy in the 18th Century.

SiSTER FRANCINE ScHULTE, S.C., A.B . ............................................ .. ................................... College of Mt. St. Jo e ph-on-the-Ohio, 1957

EssAY: !ago and T-leathclif! : A Study in Comparison and Contrast.

BROTHER FLORENT TREMBLAY, A.B . .............................................. .. .................................................. Montreal University, Canada, ] 9S6

THESIS: An Analysis of the Influence of Plcwtus on Moliere.

LEONA MAUREEN VocT, A .B., in absentia .............. _ ..................... .. ........................................................... Lore tto Heights College, 1960

EssA Y: La Croix and the Dreyfus Case Conceming the Trial of Revision in 1899.

JOHN THOMAS ZUBAL, B.S . ............................................................... . .................................................. Fordham College, New York, 1961

THESIS : Ukraine in American Policy arul Opinion, 191 7-1920: Self· determination or Russia One and Indivisible?

Master of Science

REVEREND MrcHAEL Bosco D uRArSAMY, B.S. --------------------------­--------------------------------------------------1 ohn Carroll U ni versi ty, 1961

TH&SIS: The Breeding Biology of the Black-Crowned Night Heron (Nyctkorax nycticorax hoactli) at Fox's Pond 011 North Baa& ldand, Ohio.

JosEPH ARTHUR McCANN, B.S. ___________ .John Carroll University, 1953 TH&SIS: Problema in Thermocouple Thermometric MeasurenW!nU.

RoNALD NELSON, B.S. in Eng. Sc. ______________ University of Miami, 1960 TH&SIS: Solution of High Orckr Polynomials on a Digital Computer.

THE GRADUATES' PLEDGE OF LOYALTY AND SERVICE

Administered by THE VERT REVEREND HUGH E. DUNN, S.J.

President of the University

During your years of study, this university has endeavored to in.spire you with a love of truth in religion, in morality, and in science.

The degrees that you have received today admit you into that select company of men and women of all centuries and of all countries who have enjoyed the privilege of academic training, and who bear before the world the duties and responswilitiee which scholarship and culture entail.

From the groves of Athens, from the medieval universities of Bologna, Paris, Salamanca, and Oxford, from our modern institutions of learning, your predecessors have gone forth, marked by culture, zealous for the spread of truth, trained for leadership.

The faculty of John Carroll University are met here to wel· come you to the companionship of learned men and women.

The John Carroll Alumni Association, moreover, extends to you today a warm and friendly welcome to its ranks. It is to be hoped that your active membership in that organization will keep you closely associated with the university in the years that lie ahead.

In the name of the university I charge you to be true to the principles you have learned, and in particular to that supreme principle under which you have been trained:

ALL TO THE GREATER GLORY OF GOD

In this hour it is right that you should declare your purpose in life and repeat after me this solemn pledge:

I solemnly pledge myself:

TO BE FAITHFUL TO MY ALMA MATER UNTIL DEATH TO SERVE GOD AND MY FELLOW MAN TO KEEP MY HONOR UNTARNISHED TO BE LOYAL TO MY COUNTRY AND TO MY FLAG TO HOLD TIDS DEGREE AS A SACRED TRUST

May the Lord direct you in all your works and further you by His help and grace that all your actions may begin, continue, and end in Him to the greater glory of His Holy Name.

RESER E OFFICERS TRAI lNG CORPS

U ITED STATE An:\tY TnA SPORTATION CoRPS

COMMISSIONING CEREMONIES

Progrcmt

T H E rATIO AL ANTHE 1

ADDRESS

Colone l Ralph 1. 1c Iahon

Commanding Officer, Cleveland Ordnance District

OATH OF OFFICE

Colonel Ralph M. McMahon

PRESENTATION OF roTICES OF APPOINTMENT

Very Reverend Hugh E. Dunn, S.J. President of John Carroll University

PIN ING CERE 101YY

CANDIDATES FOR COMMISSIONS

To Be Commissioned Second Lieutenant$

Transportation Corp&

United States Army Reserve

James L. Berger

*Hans C. Dollhausen

Joseph T. Ellis

Richard A. Frank

Joel L. Hoff

*Stephen R. Kapelka

*James E. Kovach

Peter Ori

Vladimir Salamon

Carl A. Stae, Jr.

Edward F. Thomas, Jr.

• Distinguished .Military Graduate-Distinguished Military Student.

SONS OF CARROLL

Sons of Carroll, gather ncar her,

Let your joy f nl anthem ring;

Sound your 1 of her's praise, revere her,

IIer fair name full proudly sing.

Loyal ever, brave and true,

We, the sons of Carroll U .,

Pledge our love to Alma Mater,

To the Gold and Blue.

Unto noble conquests grtiding,

Kindled she our hearts t,o strife;

Wisdom taught us, fa,:th-abiding,

Showed us manhood- tt:orth of life.

Grateful hearts we bring to you;

Hail with song our Carroll U.

Long may live our Alma Mater,

Long- the Gold and Blue.