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MAY 13 TO MAY 19

Baccalaureate Mass ST. JAMES CATHEDRAL

Wednesda y, May 23, 1956 10:30 A.M.

Presiding THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS A. CONNOLLY, D.D., J.C.D.

Archbishop of Seattle

Celebrant of the Mass VERY REVEREND ALBERT A. LEMISUX, S.J.

President of Seattle University

Officers of the Mass REV. PHILIP J. SOREGHAN, S.J..........Deacon REV. LEO S. GAFFNEY, S.J...........Subdeacon

Baccalaureate Address REVEREND RICHARD S. BRADLEY, S.J.

Pastor, St. Joseph's Church

Yakisna, Washington

MASS IN HONOR OF ST. PIUS X . . . . Jose ph J. Gaihicci, Jr.

Seattle University Choir

MR. CARL A. PITZER, Conducting JOSEPH J. GALLUCCI, JR., Organist

Reception and Social

THE SPANISH BALLROOM OLYMPIC HOTEL

Monday, May 28, 1956

8:00-10:00 P.M.

To Honor

The GRADUATING CLASS of 1956

GENERAL ALFRED M. GRUENTHER, U. S. ARMY Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe

THE HONORABLE WILLIAM A. SULLIVAN Insurance Commissioner, State of Washington

Commencement Exercises

TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1956

Civic Auditorium • Seartle • 8:00 P.M.

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PROCESSIOrAL MARCH ............ Elgar

Seattle University Band, Mr. Thomas Rodrique, Conducting

INVOCATION-

FRANCIS j. LINDF.KUGEL, S.J.

VALEDICTORY ADDRESS-

ROBERT ANDREW LESTER

SELECTIONS-

I Believe

Non Nobis Domine Kipling-Quilter

AlIeluia, Glorious Is Thy Name Olson

Seattle University Chorale

Directed by Mr. Carl A. Pitzer

ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES-

GENERAL ALFRED M. GRUENTHER, U. S. Army

Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe

Introduction by VERY REV. ALBERT A. LEMIEUX, S.J.

President of Seattle University

PRESENTATION OF DEGREES AND AWARDS-

THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS A. CONNOLLY, D.D., J.C.D. Archbishop of Seatrie, Presiding

DEGREES:

Conferring of Honorary Degrees

General Alfred M. Gruenther

The Honorable William A. Sullivan

Conferring of Bachelors' Degrees

Conferring of Masters' Degrees

CHARGE TO THE GRADUATING CLASS

PRESENTATION OF COMMISSIONS

AWARDS:

Bishop Shaughnessy Medal (Philosophy-Theology)

President's Cup (Scholarship)

Loyalty Cups

Bill Bates Cup

Special Award

THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS A. CONNOLLY, D.D., J.C.D.

RECESSIONAL MARCH.

Elgar

Seaule University Band

Honorary Degree

GENERAL ALFRED M. GRUENTHER, U. S. Army

Supreme Allied Commander, Europe

Among the officers who ascend to the highest councils of military responsibility, many evidence marked talents for positions of command; many others reveal out-standing gifts for planning courses of action. But, it is rare indeed when these twin capacities are found in one individual. General Alfred M. Gruenther, U. S. Army, Supreme Commander of Allied Powers in Europe, enjoys this unique distinction.

Born of Irish and German parents, educated in parochial schools, and ever nur-tured by the self-disciplines of an enduring faith, General Gruenther accepted the challenges of a military career in the noblest traditions available to man.

From his graduation with distinction at West Point in 1918 to the present, he has brought the full measure of his talents to the service of his country. As an instructor at the United States Military Academy for twelve years, he continued to cultivate in himself those qualities of leadership which inspire the subordinate, and gve authosity, coniideiice, and decisiveness to the commander.

As a staff officer, he has prepared and participated in the most challenging events of World War II. As Deputy Chief of Staff under General Dwight Eisenhower, Allied Forces Headquarters, he directed the planning of the North African invasion. As Chief of Staff under General Mark Clark, he directed the planning for the Fifth Army invasion of Italy, and ensuing peninsular mountain campaigns, involving the combined forces of the allied nations.

In the post-war era, he has served as commanding officer of the National War College, director of the Joint Staff, Joint Chiefs of Staff, and deputy chief of staff for combat operations, U. S. Army. In 1950, he was appointed chief of staff to the Supreme Commander of Allied Powers in Europe. In 1953, General Gruenther be-came the Supreme Commander of the NATO forces, entrusted with the guardianship of the frontiers of Western civilization.

Thus, it is for these achievements, and even more so for his personal virtues, as teacher, soldier, statesman, and exemplary Christian gentleman, that Seattle Univer-sity is proud to bestow on Alfred Maximilian Gruenther the seal of its highest award—the degree of Doctor of Laws, HONORIS CAUSA.

THE HONORABLE WILLIAM A. SULLIVAN

Commissioner of insurance—State of Washington

The citizens who serve their nation in public life are legion, but seldom among them are found those who receive the unanimous tribute of public approval as does The Honorable William A. Sullivan, Commissioner of Insurance for the State of Washington.

An Irish immigrant, the seventh of eight children, educated in the National schools of Ireland, he began his colorful and honorable career at the early age of 17 in San Francisco in 1904. The death of his father ten years previously had placed the burdens of family guidance and survival on his mother, and from her he drew inspiration and encouragement. From her firmness, he learned self.discipline and justice; from her sacrifice, he learned charity and love; from her virtuous inde-pendence, he learned appreciation of human dignity and personal responsibility, and from her faith, he learned love of God.

This early molding of the mind and the heart in the best traditions of Irish heri-tage armed William A. Sullivan for the challenging opportunities of American life.

His distinguished career in public service was preceded by experience in the lumber industry, real estate, military service in World War I, railroad transporta-tion, and private banking and insurance.

Since his election to the office of Insurance Commissioner in 1932, he has main-tained the highest standards in the sacred trust of social responsibility. Under his careful direction and guidance, the legislation codifying the insurance statutes of Washington was enacted. These laws together with his prudent administration have become nationally and internationally recognized. He has constructed a framework which is governed by principles that contribute most highly to the broadest and most effective coverage of the calculable risks to which man, as a citizen in a free society, is exposed. These same principles at the same time preserve and enhance integrity of purpose, efficiency of operation, and extended benefit of private insurance service to our society as a whole.

He has served as president of the National Association of Insurance Commis-sioners and has been chairman of every major committee of this governing group. As dean among all regulatory officials of insurance on the North American conti-nent, he enjoys a status in the fields of finance, commerce, and social welfare which few men share.

He is a member of the boards of several state agencies concerned with citizen welfare. In addition, civic, fraternal, and educational organizations receive the benefit of his counsel and attention.

For these achievements, his unselfish service, and pre-eminently for his exemplary character as a Christian gentleman, Seattle University is proud to bestow upon the Honorable William A. Sullivan the seal of its highest award—the degree of Doctor of Laws, Honoris Causa.

Baccalaureate Honors Based on the four-year scholastic record of the graduate, Baccalaureate Honors require

the earning of at least 90 quarter hours as a Junior and Senior at Seattle University, the securing of at least the grade B in the comprehensive written examination in Philosophy, and the attainment of a high grade point average in the four-year curriculum of studies. A candidate who has made an average of 3.25 graduates Cum Laude; one who has made an average of 3.5, Magna Cum Laude; one who has made an average of 3.75, Summa Cum Laude. An A grade carries 4 grade points, a B 3 grade points, a C 2 grade points, a D 1 grade point, and an E no grade points. . -

SUMMA CUM LAUDE

Bachelor of Arts (Classical) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eileen Anne Kelly (Sister Mary Eileen, S.S.A)

Bachelor of Arts (Non-Classical) . . . . . . . . . . . . . Judith Ann Gosha Bachelor of Arts (Non-Classical) . . . . . . . . . . . Janet Stephanie Hopps Bachelor of Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Gallucci II Bachelor of Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Donna Marie Karasek Bachelor of Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gerald Patrick Murphy Bachelor of Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George Tony Starcevich Bachelor of Arts in Education . . . . . . . . . . . . Clare Irene Mustacich Bachelor of Commercial Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stephen Worsley Master of Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Thomas Edward Delaney Master of Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . William Edmond Dc Waelc Master of Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rev. James Edward Mallahan

MAGNA CUM LAUDE

Bachelor of Arts (Classical) . . . . . . . . . . . . Loyola Marie Edwards (Sister Mary Hilda, SS.A.)

Bachelor of Arts (Non-Classical) . . . . . . . . . . . Sadie Freeman Lyons Bachelor of Arts (Non-Classical) . . . . . . . . . Dolores Therese Poelzer Bachelor of Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jack Gordon Parks Bachelor of Science in Secretarial Studies ....... Janet Catherine McPherson Bachelor of Science in Nursing . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Florence Hagarty

(Sister Mary Michael, F.C.S.P.) Bachelor of Science in Nursing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Anna Krapp

(Sister Mary Celestine, F.C.S.P.) Bachelor of Arts in Education . . . . . . . . . . . Charlene Frances Donati Bachelor of Arts in Education - - - - - - - - - - Frances Marguerite Kendrick Bachelor of Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phyllis Anne Carver Bachelor of Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mother Imelda Cox, M.S.C. Bachelor of Education . . . . . . . . . . . Mother Innocent Migliore, M.S.C. Bachelor of Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phyllis Louise Myrick Bachelor of Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lois Ellen Voelker Bachelor of Commercial Science . . . . . . . . . . . Nathan Willard Dorn Bachelor of Commercial Science . . . . . . . . . . Raymond William Wight

CUM LAUDE

Bachelor of Arts (Classical) .

. . . . . . Bachelor of Arts (Non-Classical) ........... . . . . .

Robert Andrew Lester Marie Gabrielle Boyer

(Sister Anne Eugenie, F.C.S.P.) Bachelor of Arts (Non-Classical) . . . . . . . . . . Mary Monica den Ouden Bachelor of Arts (Non-Classical) . . . . . . . . . . Donald Preston Kaperick Bachelor of Arts (Non-Classical) . . . . . . . . . Michael Yoshiro Kikuguchi Bachelor of Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gerald Bernard Voelker Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology ........ rilyn MacDonald Ozar Bachelor of Science in Home Economics . . . . . . . . . Shirley Lenoue Ryan Bachelor of Science in Nursing . . . . . . . . . . . Anne Varian Deuprey

(Sister Rose, F.C.S.P.) Bachelor of Science in Nursing . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Diederich

(Sister Maryanna, O.P.) Bachelor of Science in Nursing . . . . . . . . . . . . Patricia Ann Moran Bachelor of Arts in Education . . . . . . . . . . . . Maureen Celine Mulvcy Bachelor of Arts in Education . . . . . . . . . . . . Dorothy Anne Schaaf Bachelor of Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Roy AIm Bachelor of Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bernard L. Pearce Bachelor of Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dorcas E. Phillips Bachelor of Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . James Walter Sabol Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering . . . . . . . . . Patrick Otto Wilson Bachelor of Commercial Science . . . . . . . . . Thomas Marion Budinich, Jr. Bachelor of Commercial Science . . . . . . . . . . . Hugh Milton Ferguson Bachelor of Commercial Science ......... Yosaku Ignatius Furuhashi Bachelor of Commercial Science . . . . . . . . . . Jack William McGarry

Bache/ors'Degrees • 1956

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

The Candidates will be presented by the Dean

REV. JAMES T. MCGUIGAN, S.J.

BACHELOR OF ARTS (Classical)

Edwards, Loyola Marie (Sister Mary Hilda, S.S.A.) Magna Cam Laude Kelly, Eileen Anne (Sister Mary Eileen, S.S.A.) Szmrna Cam Laude Lester, Robert Andrew Cam Laude

BACHELOR OF ARTS (Non-Classical)

Anderson, John Elvis Gilbert, Elin Loyola Bertiaux, Charles Michael Giles, Jr., Lee Allan Bestland, Donald Evan Gilles, Adele Louise Bollinger, Alice May Deemer Gordon, Paul Cade Boyer, Marie Gabrielle (Sister Gosha, Judith Ann

Anne Eugenie, F.C.SP.) Summa Cam Laude Corn Laude Greer, Andree Denise

Brown, Raymond Edward Haggarty, John Mark Burns, James William Holland, John William Canavao, Joseph A. Hopper, Madeline Kathleen Conner, Alfred Dale Hopps, Janet Stephanie Cothary, M. Roseanne Summa Cam Laude Cunningham, Thomas Wayne Kaperick, Donald Preston Darcy, James Arlen Cam Laude Davis, Robert William Kerns, Gerald Theodore EYe Lucchi, Harold Anthony Kikuguchi, Michael Yoshiro den Ouden, Mary Monica Cam Laude

Corn Laade King, James Walter Ditter, Carol Louise Leitch, Patricia J. Elmer, Hugh Leslie Lesser, Patricia Ann Fitts, Robert L. Lyons, Sadie Freeman Flood, Jr., Thomas Patrick Magna Cam Laude Frick, Rev. (Brother) Fred Louis McKay, Joan lngmanson

Magan, Frank R. Meany, William Felix Milnor, Margaret Nancy Mitchell, Man-Lynn Doris Moushey, Herbert Edward Nelson, Noel Ann Payton, Ramon Dennis Poelzer, Dolores Therese

Magna Cam Laude Prevost, Robert Blair Prouty, Peter Eugene Radman, Robert Joseph Ray, James Desheil Regan, Sister Mary Donata,

B.V.M. Risse, Mary Darlene Roberts, Nancy Ann Scott, William Francis Shaughnessy, Joseph Dever Shields, Patricia Claire Tobin, Charles Joseph Vol lent, Margaret Louise Williams, Edward Joseph

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Boyle, Helen Kathleen Cox, Thomas Peter Duffy, Robert Joseph Fitzgerald, John Byron Foster, Elizabeth Potluck Frederick, Herbert Earl Gallucci, TI, John

Sum ma Cum Laude Hall, Kenneth Eugene Haltom, Judith Lee

Hawley, Phillip Anthony M Honda, James Irving Karasek, Donna Marie

Summa Cam Laude Krieger, Constance Anne

(Sister John Michael) Leonetti, Jr., Carlo Ettro Matins, Donald Clive Miller, Louis Thomas Murphy, Gerald Patrick

Sa,nma Cam Laude

Parks, Jack Gordon Magna Cam Laude

Rornersa, Richard John Schumacher, Martin Conrad Skalabrin, Nicholas Joseph Starcevich, George Tony

Sum ma Cam Laude Taylor, William Lee Voelker, Gerald Bernard

Cum Laurie

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

Byrne, Mary Helen Ozar, Marilyn MacDonald Worthington, Luelta Jean Franc, Bette Joanne Cam Laude Zenihal, Grace Eileen McRae, Mary Gay Turner, Elizabeth Rose

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HOME ECONOMICS

Cushing, Rita Gayle Marsaloto, Dolores Rigor Ryan, Shirley Lenoue Dietz, Dorothy Anne Cam Laiide

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE TN MEDICAL RECORDS LIBRARIAN

Cain, Margo Diane Carey, Joan Margurite

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN SECRETARIAL STUDIES

Bennett, Dorothy Mae McPherson, Janet Catherine 01-logan, Kathleen Elizabeth Bonner, Florence Irene Magna Cam Laude Topel, Jane Marie

SCHOOL OF NURSING

The Candidates will be presented by the Acting Dean SFSTER MARY RUTH, O.P.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

Deuprey, Anne Varian Hagarty, Mary Florence Moran, Patricia Ann (Sister Rose, FC.S.P.) (Sister Mary Michael, F.C.S.P.) Cant Laude Cam Laude Magna Cam Laude Morrison, Frances Joanne

Diederich, Mary Kansky, Elizabeth Barbara Riverman, Suzanne Laurette (Sister Maryanna, OP.) Krapp, Anna (Sister Ryason, Rosemary Nadine Cam Laude Mary Cetestine, F.C.S.P.) Snyder, Frances

Fiorito, Sylvia Sidney Magna Cam La,ide Tarte, Joanne Flaherty, Patricia Marti, Mary Ann Wilson, Evalyn Joyce

Zorich, Wilma Julia

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

The Candidates will be presented by the Acting Dean MR. HERBERT D. REAS

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN EDUCATION

Borg, Joseph Edward

Jngails, Richard David

Mustacich, Clare Irene Burgard, Rosanna Margacet Kendrick, Frances Marguerite Samma Cam Laude

(Sister Mary Louis, OP.)

Magna Cam Laude Piatz, Francis Joseph

Byrd, Norman Alvin Lyons, Grace Irene Romero, Benigno Ruben Dc Foreest, 'William Earl

Mulvey, Maureen Celine Schaaf, Dorothy Anne Donati, Charlene Frances Cam Laude

Cam Laude

Magna Cam Laude Schock, Sheila Alenne

BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

Abhold, Leon Louis Aim, Roy

Cam Laade Allan, Richard Melvin Bannan, Carol Anne Beckmann, Byron Basil Bergenholtz, James Edward Biewett, Josephine Anne Biomquist, Patricia Scure Brabant, Joseph Harvey Breuer, Mary Jane Cain, James Daniel Carison, Ruth Oaksmith Carver, Phyllis Anne

Magna Cam Laude Cline, Francis Matthew Colleran, Thomas Patrick Corey, Helen Teresa Cox, Mother Imeida, M.S.C.

Magna Cam Laade Crane, James William Daly, Margaret Helen Entrop, Sara Ann

Farrow, Vem Leslie Feucht, Rev. Urban Carl Forcade, Gerard Antonio Fuhrer, Kenneth Leo Green, William Gerald Greer, Marjory Jane Haberle, John Harold Hardy, Virginia Marie Harney, Pauline Dermody Hightower, John Charles Hundertmark, Louise Picardo Huston, Denis Nayland Janicki, Julia Theresa Johnson, Orville Lee Kelly, Hal James LaForrune, Edwin Eugene Leonard, Joan

(Sister Mary Edmund, C.S.J.) LeVesque, Victorian C. McGovern, B. Natalie Martin, Anna Marcella Migliore, Mother Innocent,

M.S.C. Magna Cam Laade

Morgan, Winnifred Evelyn Myrick, Phyllis Louise

Magna Cam Laude Nash, Jr., Herbert Francis Pearce, Bernard L.

Cam Laude Phillips, Dorcas E.

Cum Liude Renouard, Donna Agnes Romeo, Edward A. Ryan, Robert Lee Sahol, James Walter

Cam Laude Schaaf, Mary Katherine Seiwerath, MaryLee Jean Sloan, Geraldine Agnes Sorger, Emma Jean Sweeney, Teresa Catherine Voelker, Lois Ellen

Magna Cam Laude Wehrer, Robert Arnold Whinery, Rose Baxa

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

The Candidates will be presented by the Dean DR. EDWARD WILSON KIMBARK

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Godana, Robert Eldon Roth, Joseph Ward, John Gordon Keller, Francis Edwin Schoenberg, Donald John

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING Barkshire, Arthur James Harnett, Thomas Dempsey, William James Johnson, Keith Richard Dennis, Bruce Courtney McBarron, John Patrick Epping, Wilfred Harry Stock, Walter Michael

Thomas, Michael Charles Wilson, Patrick Otto

Cam Laude

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Daugherty, John Andrew Ercolini, James Edward Mclvor, Bruce Harvey

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Clemen, Jr., Henry Paul Escott, George Chandler Gunderson, Cone Lind Johnson, Philip Gustav

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Mitzlaff, John Robert Schauble, William Lewis Schmid, Robert Francis Rear, Boyd Milton

SCHOOL OF COMMERCE AND FINANCE

The Candidates will be presented by the Dean Dg. PAUL A. VOLPE

BACHELOR OF COMMERCIAL SCIENCE Ainslie, Lawrence Edward Amundsen, Robert Lewis Bischoff, Jr., Phillip Mervyn Bissett, Ronald Boland, William Guy Brandeen, Ronald James J3renner, John Louis Brown, Boyd Allan Budinich, Jr., Thomas Marion

Corn Laude Byrne, James Joseph Caratan, Luis Mann Chadwick, Charles Alexander Clancy, John Patrick Clark, William James Collier, William Lawrence Crotty, William Joseph Dennehy, Michael Evans Dorn, Nathan Willard

Magaa Corn Laude Dow] ing, Donald James Duncan, Robert Burke Edson, Jr., Verne Anthony Falsetto, Joseph Louis Ferguson, Hugh Milton

Corn Laude Ferullo, Ernie Joseph Fiorito, Gerald Paul

,,....-Furuhashi, Yusaku Ignatius Corn Laude

Gellenbeck, Frank Henry

Haigh, James Joseph Hilt, Alan Richard Holt, Frederick Joseph Holt, Thomas P. Hoyt, John Allison Hunsaker, Harold James Imhof, Louis Victor Johnson, F. Roy Patrick Johnson, Philip Gustav Jones, Walter D. Jutilla, Ronald Ray Kauzlarich, Roland Matthew Kier, Francis Lee Kirk, John Gerald Knig, C. Norman K rig, Peter Austin Ladncr, Jr., Anthony James Lambo, James Anthony Lane, Michael Joseph Leingang, Clarence Wayne Lim, Winfred W. McGarry, Jack William

Cam Laude McKnight, Dale Harold Mahan, James D. Marcus, Harold Allen Meals, Mary Joan Miller, William Finlay Moe, Mary Agnes Molitor, Jr., Joseph Louis Monroe, Michael W.

Moore, Albert Findley Moriarty, Jr., James Timothy Moriguchi, Kenzo Naish, Edward Stephen Nelson, John Robert OKeefe, Timothy Francis Olson, Herbert Louis Potter, James Francis Pringte, Robert Rider, George Marion Ruffner, Dean Lester Shannon, Paul Michael Sites, John Robert Smith, James Milend Smith, Wesley Gerald Steffes, Darrell Aloysius Stolcis, William Victor Thomson, Lloyd Vaughn Thomson, Walter James Tyrrell, Robert Virgil Ward, Robert Donavon Waters, Richard Joseph Weber, Michael Matthew Webster, Loree Linder Wight, Raymond William

Magna Cam Laude Wilson, Garnett Hamilton Wilson, William Gorin Winsberg, Walter Murray Worsley, Stephen

Summa Cam Laade

Masters' Degrees

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

The Candidates will be presented by

REV. JAMES T. MCGUIGAN, S.J.

MASTER OF ARTS

Morrow, Alathea (Sister Mary Claver, F.C.S.P.) Niehuser, Mildred Cecelia (Sister Paul Xavier, F.C.S.P.) Pollock, Hortense (Sister Mary Azraella, B.V.M.)

MASTER OF ARTS IN EDUCATION Mclnnis, Barbara (Sister Peter Mary, S.N.J.M.)

MASTER OF EDUCATION

Biteman, Berne Walsh Horan, Mary Agnes Rohr, Agnes Clark, Harold Lanning (Sister Mary Cecilia, O.P.) (Sister Auguscinus, F.C.S.P.) Delaney, Thomas Edward Mallahan, Rev. James Edward Schweikl, Marvin George

Summa Cam Ludc Summa Cam Laude Sherman, Eva DeWaele, William Edmond Pasquier, Marie Angeline (Sister Irma, S.N.J.M.)

Summa Cam Laude (Sister Marie Emmanuel, O.P.)Swasey, Harriette E. Ellis, Rolland Claude Popish, Brother Francis Matthew Tyllia, Josephine Anna

COMMISSIONS

Second Lieutenant, U. S. Army Reserve, Ordnance Corps

The Candidates will be presented by COL, STEPHEN J. MILLET

The Commissions will be tendered by GENERAL GRUENTHER

Bergenholtz, James Edward Brown, Raymond Edward Budinich, Jr., Thomas Marion Cox, Thomas Peter Davis, Robert William Dennehy, Michael Evans Dowling, Donald James Finch, Wendell Francis Fiorito, Gerald Paul Frederick, Herbert Earl Godana, Robert Eldon Hall, Kenneth Eugene

Hightower, John Charles Hill, Alan Richard Honda, James Irving Johnson, E. Roy Patrick Jutilla, Ronald Ray King, James Walter Kirk, John Gerald Lane, Michael Joseph LeVesque, Victorian C. McBarron, John Patrick McKnight, Dale Harold Marcus, Harold Allen

Meany, William Felix Nelson, John Robert OKeefe, Timothy Francis Parks, Jack Gordon Ray, James Desheil Ruffner, Dean Lester Scott, William Richard Stolcis, William Victor Ward, John Gordon Ward, Robert Donavori Weber, Michael Matthew Wight, Raymond William

Charge to the Graduates

In response to a special charge which will be given to them by Very

Reverend Albert A. Lemieux, S.J., President of Seattle University, the

graduates will recite in unison the following pledge:

WITH A SOLEMN SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY,

I PLEDGE MYSELF TO HOLD MY DEGREE AS A SACRED TRUST,

WITH UNTARNISHED HONOR TO MYSELF,

IN GENEROUS LOYALTY TO ALMA MATER,

AND WITH FIDELITY TO MY FELLOW-MEN,

MY COUNTRY, AND TO MY GOD.

A wards

Bishop Shaughnessy Medal (Philosophy-Theology) Robert Andrew Lester

Presidents Cup (Scholarship) ....... - Donna Marie Karasek

Loyalty Cup (Presented by Alumni Assn.) . - James William Burns

Loyalty Cup (Presented by Alumni Assn.)

Lois Ellen Voelker

Lindberg Medal (Debating)

Wayne George Angevine

Bill Bates Cup (Silver Scroll)

Thomas P. Holt

Gamma Sigma Alpha (Journalism)

J ames Lewis Plastino

Special Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . Janet Stephanie Hopps

Teacher - Certificate Awards 195 5-1956

PROVISIONAL GENERAL CERTIFICATES Abhold, Leon Louis Alexander, Miriam Ruth Aim, Roy Allan, Richard Melvin Bannan, Carol Anne Beckmann, Byron Basil Blewect, Josephine Anne Blomquist, Patricia Score Borg, Joseph Edward Brabant, Joseph Harvey Breuer, Mary Jane Burgard, Rosanna Margaret

(Sister Mary Louis, OP.) Byrd, Norman Alvin Cain, James Daniel Carison, Ruth Oaksmith Carver, Phyllis Anne Churchill, Jerry Ellsworth Cline, Francis Matthew Colleran, Thomas Patrick Corey, Helen Teresa Cox, Mother Jrnelda, M.S . C. Crane, James William Daly, Margaret Helen Davis, Kenneth R. De Foreest, William Earl Deignan, Joseph Francis Dempsey, Donald Pierson Donati, Charlene Frances Duane, James Thomas

Entrop, Sara Ann Farrosv, Vern Leslie Feucht, Rev. Urban Carl Grassi, Rosemary Green, William Gerald Greer, Marjory Jane Haberle, John Harold Hardy, Virginia Marie Hester, Eileen Henson Hightower, John Charles Hundertmark, Louise Picardo Huston, Denis Nayland Ingalls, Richard David Janicki, Julia Theresa Johnson, Orville Lee Johnson, Priscilla Titus Keeney, Donald John Kelly, Hal James Kendrick, Frances Marguerite LaFortune, Edwin Eugene Leonard, Joan

(Sister Mary Edmund, C.S.J LeVesque, Victorian Lyons, Grace Irene McClaire, Dorothy Mead, George Migliore, Mother Innocent,

M.S.C. Morgan, Winnifred Evelyn Mulvey, Maureen Celine

Mustacich, Clare Irene Myrick, Phyllis Louise OLeary, Adele Marie Parsons, Jr., Ralph Meridith Pearce, Bernard L. Phillips, Dorcas E. Piatz, Francis Joseph Quinn, Jr., William Vincent Rcnouard, Donna Agnes Romeo, Edward A. Romero, Benigno Ruben Ryan, Robert Lee Sabol, James Walter Schaaf, Dorothy Anne Schaaf, Mary Katherine Schock, Sheila Alenne Schultz, Robert Edward Seiwerath, MaryLee Jean Shaw, Consuelo H. Sloan, Geraldine Agnes Sorger, Emma Jean Spangler, Earl Joseph Sweeney, Teresa Catherine Towner, William C. Voelker, Lois Ellen Wehrer, Robert Arnold Whinery, Rose Baxa Wolfe, Benedict Anthony

STANDARD GENERAL CERTIFICATES Bask, Donald Gene Biteman, Berne Walsh Brennan, Margaret Buhrman, F. William Cardinal, Richard G. Carter, Anna Cathcart, Sister

Miriam Therese, O.P. Coughlan, Mary Alice Croce, Sylvia A. DeWaele, William Edmond

DeYoung, Gloria G. Donohue, Daniel Golden, Sister M. Paula, O.P. Jacobson, William S. Kashiwagi, Mary Yumeko Lenhart, Sister M. Roswitha,

O.S.B. Locke, Marian Barbara McLean, Sister M. Augustine,

O.P. Middleton, Robert

Moll, George Robert Morris, Thomas James Pastro, Eugene A. Rinaldo, Elsie Jean Rinkel, David Lee Schreier, Eda Marie Thielen, Adelaide Tyllia, Josephine Anna Van Cleve, Sister M. Annette,

O.P. West, Rose Marie

STANDARD ELEMENTARY CERTIFICATES Courtney, Agnes Dawson, Sister Marira Anne, House, Ann Marie

S.N.J.M.

THREE-YEAR ELEMENTARY CERTIFICATES Dabney, Janet Egan, Catherine Truitt, Alice H. Walker, Jonina A.

THREE-YEAR SECONDARY CERTIFICATES Burke, Rev. Joseph Francis de Medirsa, Aurelio Harvey, Douglas C.

Honor Society Elections • 1955-1956

ALPHA SIGMA NU

National Men's Honorary

Ahn, Anthony Joseph Anderson, Stuart Lee Easterbrook, William Edmund Fabre, Eugene Francis Gallucci, Joseph James

Jones, Ralph Owen Simon, Aurelio Peter Skahill, George Edward Smith, Keith Frederick Tracey, Andrew Joseph

Wilson, Patrick Otto

ALPHA TAU DELTA

National Nurses' Honorary

Callaghan, Sister Joan of Providence, F.C.S,P. Johnson, Dorothy Harmon Di Grazia, Mary Jean McMillan, Sister Eugene Emmelie, F.C.S.P. Fernandez, Ramona Maria Mullen, Maureen Jean Glowacki, Ejaya Faith Roedel, Marcia Louise Gyorog, Carol Jean Shipley, Edithann

GAMMA SIGMA ALPHA

Journalism Honorary

DeMan, Thomas Francis Martin, Patrick Henry

Englund, Arden Dee Talevich, John R.

Ivers, Patricia Jeanne Whiteside, Raymond Dean McManus, Marilyn Judith

Wright, Donald Delano

KAPPA DELTA P1

An Honor Society in Education

Carver, Phyllis Anne Mulvey, Maureen Celine

Covello, Rose Elizabeth

Mustacich, Clare Irene Donati, Charlene Frances

Myrick, Phyllis Louise Grassi, Rosemary O'Leary, Adele Marie

Johnson, Priscilla Titus Rude, Sara Ann

Kendrick, Frances Marguerite Voelker, Lois Ellen

KAPPA GAMMA P1

National Catholic Women's Honorary

Carver, Phyllis Anne Marti, Mary Ann Hardy, Virginia Marie Moe, Mary Agnes Hopps, Janet Stephanir Poelzer, Dolores Therese Lesser, Patricia Ann Riverman, Suzanne Laurette

Voelker, Lois Ellen

SILVER SCROLL

Women's Activity and Honorary

Corbett, Catherine Florence Pinsonneault, Sandra Ellen Harris, Mary Kathleen Rude, Sara Ann O'Donnell, Ann Teresa Shivers, Shirley Anne Petri, Mary Teresa Ward, Marilyn June

ALPHA EPSILON DELTA

National Pre-Afedical Honorary

Burns, Theodore Arthur Honda, James Irving Ghigleri, Richard Edward Lambech, James Thomas

Neer, Richard Carroll

PAN XENIA

International Foreign Trade Honorary

Brown, Noel Joseph Sinkey, Robert David Williams, Archie Elwyn

Acknowledgments

Ushers—Intercol legi ate Knights and Spurs

Committee on Graduation

Providence Hospital

Department of Music, Seattle University

Lawrence D. Wicklund IvianaSer of Civic Auditorium

S M(STERS' DEGREES

CROUATE SCHOOL OF ARTS AIJD SCIENCES

usst. 17, 1956

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Altaiati, Sister M.. BaLbar Care

Hurby, Catherine B.

Jacobs, Sister M. Rose, .'1.

Kiig, Sister Robert Mary, S.N.J.4.

Kopp, Sister Mary Audrey, S.N.J.iL

McCormack, Brother Patrick Donatis

Meyers, SIster Mary Mark, S 1 NJ.M.

cv:.ve K11.er

O'Donnell, Sister Patrick Mary

Stupf'el, Sister Theresa I4aureera

Vistica, Sister Jane Mary, S.N.J.4.

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