1 15 1 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/9a3a5d8e5f744c5d2e72bff42a3a1fc3.pdf 04f6e7e6e4ede21204ed75780e292ec2 PDF Text Text Thn Seaenth Annual Commencement yy99yyyy*9-EE{{{{{{{{{{{{{ t %v*yp.9-9-w9-9-EE{{{{{{{{{{{{{ F | { H f ,.--- - In the College Crymnas'ium WILKES-BARRE, PENNSYLVANIA i'," Monday Eaen'ing, June 7,1954 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK �F. ,I::':i:- T JOYFUL, JOYFUL, WE ADORE THEE Joyful, joyful, we adore Thee, God of glory, God of love; Hearts unfold like flowers before Thee, Opening to the sun above. Milt the clouds of sin and sadness, Drive the dark of doubt away; Giver of immortal gladness, Fill us with the light of day. All Thy works with joy surround Thee, Earth and heaven refleet'fhy rays, Stars and angels sing arbund Thee, Center of unbroken praise. Field and forest, vale and mountain, Flowery meadow, flashing sea, Chanting bird and flowing fountain, Call us to rejoice in Thee. Mortals, join the huppy chorus Which the morning stars began; Father love is reigning o'er us, Brother love binds man to man. Ever singing, march we onward, Victors in the midst of strife, Joyful music leads us Sunward In the triumph song of life. l11 r! \t h I [,-* �--'-:lrEFr ry:qe'iic=,IY41!14ffi Tlrc Seaenth Anru,al Com,mnrrcemtnt WTLKES CQLTEGE Monda2, June 7,1954 /' .: ii. I 3 �s .F--..-- Ord.er of Ettcrases PROCESSIONAL "Pomp and " "Elgar Circumstance" (The aud.imce is requested, to rise as the procession enters the auilitorium,) INVOCATION . HYMN. . .Tnr RpvrnBro DoN'ar'u DuuL 'JoYful, JoYful, We Adore Thee" ADDRESS ."The Making of a Sovereign" Julux P. Bovn, A.1l{., Lrrr.D. Enrron or Tnr Plprns or Tnouas JrrmnsoN �*.< E-- i{r Ordnr of Ercrases THE COMERRING OF DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES; . . . .. . .Eucnxn SnBnnnr Frurv, Ph.D. THE PRESEI',ITATION OF AWARDS ALMA MATER (Tlu uorils of the song ma2 be found on the la.st page of this program, Tlu audiarcc'is requested to stand and, join in the singing.l .:.,, !s-j' p. 1.. BENEDICTION. . Rarpn W. Drcrun, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. RECESSIONAL Coronation March (The auilimce rnarched out.) 'is requestd. . .Meyrbeer to remain stand.ing until the procasion has �Gradnatts BACHELOR OF ARTS Magna cum Laude Nancv Lee Hannve Thorias Edward Kelly Cum Laude Michael James Lewis Thomas Robert Adams Alan Cranston Bare konard Frank Bartlomowicz George Broody Helen Elizabeth Brown Lionel Irwin Dannick Edward Robling Davis Lewis Basil Giuliani Alvina Urbanas GribovsL.y Edward Gerard Grogan James Adrian Hartman Robert Edward Heltzel Margaret Mary Hopko *Theodore Fred Kanner Thomas Anthony Kislan Gerald Andrew Leeson kon Arthur Irvin Amelia Bonaventura Lubpsco Leonard Joseph Matublewski Martin Iav Mever *David fuftn"gi Minasian' GeorgeModrak ..E Iamel Allen Moss bd*urd Gene Pollock Rodion Russin Toseoh Iohn "u"d"nieaum SiLora Slavitsko William George Smith Iune E. Stevens "Ba.bara Claire Templeton Peter Wurm BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY *David Samuel Davis William Richard Glace William Joseph Lendener Iohn Albert Luoas joseph Leopold Mioduski * Degree in absentia Ralph Barton Rozelle William George Saba Howard Albert Shaver, Jr. John James Wojnar w �Grahmtes tsACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMMERCE AND FINANCE Magna Cum Laude Barry Jay Iscovitz Cum Laude William Ekner Paparoski Raloh Edward BolinsL.i II Aleiander Young Cathro Edmund Charles Choinski Soiros Harrv Columbus F Fiarold Hariison Cook Robeit Thomas Croucher George Joseph Elias Girard Paul Gaughan Richard Harrison Hawk *Christ eonrad Hildebrand Marvin Kanner Carl Harold Karassik Sigmund Joseph Karlotski Hillard Allen Kemp, Jr. John Gregory Konsavage Jacob Stanley Kovalchek, Jr. *Edward Kushner L Michael Kuzmak *Marshall Lurie *John Albert McHugh, Jr. William Philip Mergo .Ioseph John ilIosier James O'Neill Elmer James PhilliPs Daniel Leonard Pinkowski Harrv Alonzo Pittman Stanlev Sandroski Josepli James Solomon *Miltirn H. Stein Georqe Arthur Thomas Stepli-en Martin ToPorcer Gerard George Washco Thelma Rutli lvilliams Charles AnthonY Zezza BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION Magu Cum Laude Robert David Bhaerman Phvllis Ann Deisher Eleanor Perlman Young Iames Thomas Atherton i,lf.ed Milliner-Camp Iane Iovce Carpenter *"1 essid l-buise Ciimmins *"Wiltu.d Eugene Crimmins Ruth Elizabeth Dilley ts* Barbara Zoe Evans .fohn Joseph FrankoskY Robert David Howells Anthony Francis Kane Stanley'stephen Knapich Edward Ambrose Laux Elaine Bogan Law lVilliam Fiancis Ircu ghneY * Degree in absent'ia Wavne Storms Madden Pet6r Margo Hendrick Brvce Marr Marilyn Heldn Peeler *Merle lav Pope. Sr. Augrrsiirie Palul' schintz Leonard Constantine Seras Andrew Sofranko, Jr. Ravmond David Tait Ar[hur Gordon Taylor *Iohn Bvron Vale bd*urd Alovsius Vizioli Albert Joseph Wallace �Graluates BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING EDUCATION Eileen Veronica Krubitzer Lucy Johnson Liggett Jacob Yeager Chapman Nevin LeRoy Dieffenbach Ruth Gutterman Seeherman Katherine Frances Goetzman Annette Shalette Gold Doris Louise Jones Helen Marie McDonald Smith Esther Sipple Wilson Ruth Ann Jones i i J { " tr. Terminal Diaision i BIOLOGY '' Jeau A. Berrettini Teresa Ann Fronduti Thomas Andrew Nemchick Theresa Marie Sapp David Richard Gehman CON,TMhRCE t AND FINANCE Anita Ruth Gordon ENGINEERING Charles Ferdinand Acore Louis Eugene Chaump Silvio Anthony Chravaccr Joseph Vito Cresko Robert Cross Bart Joseph Davison Henrv William Deibel Robeit John Doran Anthony Edward Dwojeski Edward James Finn William Michael Foley Thomas John Goblicli, Jr. William Leon Lamm Henry Andrew Mago John Malamas Van Clifton Martin George Joseph Maslousky ' Paul Edward Maslousky Joseph John Miozza Edward Pasternak Eugene Lewis Phillips, Jr. Allen Fredrick Quoos Al Lawrence Smith Marvin Bernard Strope Lenwood M. Vanorsdale Alden Frederick Wagner, Jr. Jerome Edward Wright George Paul Yanok Warren Frederick Yeisley { �I Awards OUTSTANDING GRADUATE This award is given by the Alumni Association to the graduate considered by a special faculty committee to have made the strongest contribution to the life of the College. Presentation 62 DaNru, E. WnrreryP," President, Wilkes Col-lege Alumni Association ,' . DOBSON I\,IEDAL IN ACCOUNTING . . '', Sro*rrn Saryonowsrr Established in 1948 by Mr. W. F. Dobson, Wilkes-Barre accountant, this arvard is presented each year to the highest-ranking graduate in accounting. t F I AWARD OF THE PENNSYLVANIA INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED ''; PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS . This award is made to a graduating senior who has received high grades in accounting in addition to demonstrating qualities of leadership in other activities. .. .. . .MenvIN KANNER Presentation of the tuo awards described aboae ful SluunI, i Ar,nrnr RosnNrrnc, Ph.D., Professor of Economics �Awards MEDAL IN ENGINEERING. .... .Tnouls JonN Gomrcr, Jn. The oldest of these six awards, this medal is given annually by the faculty of the Department of Engineering to the student who has performed most creditably in the two-year engineering Presentation ful Vonrs Br,erxr Har,l, M.S. course. in E.E., A.M. Aisociate Professor of Physics CHEMISTRY AWARD...... ... ..Wrr,Lr.ru G. S.rna This award, an outstanding recent book in the field, is offered by the faculty of the Departrftent)ofCh#"ristry. It is presented to the graduate who has maintained the high$lt scholastic average throughout the four years of the chemistry cour'Se. Presentation 6y ClrnenlNE HAsTIE BoNr, M.S. Assistant Professor of Chemistry { L. J. VAN LAEYS JOURNALISM MEDAL. Eownno Gruno Gnocen s Employees of the Wilkes-Barre Recoril established this award in December, 1949, as a Christmas gift to their vice president, the late L. J. Van Laeys, who was then seriously ill. The fund that they presented to the College was used for the purchase of gold medals,one ofwhich is given each year to a graduate who has demonstrated marked proficiency in journalism I Presentation 62 GnnrnuoE MARvIN WILLuus, A.M. 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