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                    <text>Baccalaureate Service
Friday, May 21 ,2010
Dorothy Dickson Darte Center

Wilkes University

�Prelude Music
Tsukasa Waltich, Accompanist

Welcome
Dr. PaulAdams, Vice President, Student Affairs

lntroduction
Caitlin Czeh, Campus lnterfaith Coordinator

Lighting of the Candle &amp; lnvocation
Erin Wimer, Wilkes '10
Secondary Education English, Dance,
Women's Studies
O Lord,
Open my eyes that I may see the needs of others;
Open my ears that I may hear their cries;
Open my heart so that they need not be without succor;

Let me not be afraid to defend the weak because of the anger of
the strong,
Nor afraid to defend the poor because of the anger of the rich.
Show me where [ove and hope and faith are needed,
And use me to bring them to those places.
Be with us Lord, on this night and as we continue on our
journeys to new places and new chapters of our lives;
Remind us that we are your hands and your feet and guide us to
always do what is right, even if it is not the easy thing to do.

And so open my eyes and my ears
That I may this coming day be abte to do some work of peace for
Thee.
Amen

Jrc"1-l

�Response

Krista Hil[, Wilkes '10
Psychology
As We Begin (responsive)
By Morris Sitverman (adapted)
From Maariv Le-Rosh Hashanah
Eternal God, as the twitight of the otd year fades into the night

that marks the birth of a new year, we gather with

mingted

emotions, mindful of life's btessings and sorrows.
Response: You, O Lord, are without beginning and without end.
"A thousand yeors in Your sight ore as yesterday."
But as for us, our years are [imited; every hour is precious.
Response: And so we pray: "Teoch us to number our doys, That
we may attain a heort of wisdom."

of time, the vanity of our possessions,
and the uncertainty of tife, we seek to tink our lives to that
which is timetess and true.
As we ponder the ftight

Response: lvloy our prayers arouse within us lofty resolves and
help us to give richer meaning to our daily lives.

we acknowledge You as our Father, ond
recognize all human beings os Your children. t4oy the
new yeor be, for us and for all the world, a year of
sustenonce and cheer, of peace and serenity.

Response: Moy

May this be a year in which Your spirit witl guide our deeds,
And the love of You wi[[ fi[[ our hearts. Amen.

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�Readings:

Qur'an 1:1-2; 4824; 2:269; 98:7-8; 57:21;
23:118
Anas Alkazimi , wilkes '10,
Masters, Engineering Operation Systems
ln the name of Attah, Most Gracious, Most Mercifut.
Praise be to Attah, the Cherisher and Sustainer of the Wortds.

It is He Who sent down Tranquitity into the hearts of the
Believers, that they may add Faith to their Faith; --for to Atlah
belong the Forces of the heavens and the earth; and Attah is Fut[

of Knowledge and Wisdom.
He granteth wisdom to whom He pteaseth: and he to whom
wisdom is granted receiveth indeed a benefit overflowing; but
none wit[ receive admonition but men of understanding.
faith and do righteous deeds--they are the best
of creatures.
Their reward is with Altah: Gardens of Eternity, beneath which
rivers ftow; they witt dwetl therein forever; Attah wett pteased
with them, and they with Him: att this for such as fear of their
Those who have

Lord and Cherisher.
Be ye foremost in seeking Forgiveness from your Lord, and a
Garden of Btiss, the width whereof is as the width of Heaven and
earth, prepared for those who believe in Attah and his
messengers: that is the Grace of Atlah, which He bestows on
whom He pteases: and Attah is the Lord of Grace abounding.

5o say; "O my [ord! grant Thou forgiveness and mercy! for Thou
art the Best of those who show mercy!".
Praise and thanks be to Atlah, the Lord of a[[

.

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that exists.

�"Do Lord"
Wilkes University Chamber Singers

Joshua 1:8
Joshua Walker, Wilkes '10
Communication Studies, Marketing
This Book of the Law shatl not depart from your mouth, but you
shatl meditate in it day and night, that you may observe to do
according to atl that is written in it. For then you witl make your
way prosperous, and then you witt have good success.

Proverbs 16:3
Commit your works to the LORD, and your thoughts witt be estabtished.

Page E

�Don't Quit
Erin Schaffer, Wilkes '10
Nursing and Studio Art
When things go wrong, as they sometimes wi[t,
When the road you're trudging seems att up hitt,
When the funds are low and the debts are high,
And you want to smite, but you have to sigh,
When care is pressing you down a bit,
Rest if you must, but do not quit.

Often the goa[ is near than,
It seems to a faint and fattering man,
Often the struggter has given uP,
When he might have captured the victor's cup,
And he learned too late when the night stipped down,
How close he was to the gotden crown.
Success is faiture turned inside out'
The sitver tint of the clouds of doubt,
And you never can tet[ how ctose you are,
It may be near when it seems so far,
So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit'

It's when things seem worst that you must not quit

�Bacca lau reate Address
Rev. Jane O,Borski

:

Associate Pastor, United Methodist Church Otd Forge, pA
Campus

lnterfaith lntern, Witkes-Barre,

pA

Time of Recollection &amp; Book of Gratitude
Please take time to quietly reflect and remember
the names of those who have been influentia[,
helpful, or important to you. The graduates are
asked to please come forward to write these
names in the Book of Gratitude.

Benediction
Rev. John J. Victoria, Campus Chaplain

Recessional: Joyful, Joyful, We adore Thee
led by the Witkes University Chorus
Joyfut, joyfut, we adore Thee, God of glory, Lord of [ove; Hearts
unfold like ftowers before Thee, opening to the sun above.
Mett the clouds of sin and sadness; drive the dark of doubt
away; Giver of immortal gtadness, fitt us with the tight of day!
Att rhy works with joy surround rhee, earth and heaven reftect

Thy

rays,

Stars and angels sing around Thee, center of

unbroken praise. Fietd and forest, vale and mountain, ftowery
meadow, flashing sea, Singing bird and ftowing fountain cat[ us
to rejoice in Thee.
Mortats, join the happy chorus, which the morning stars
began; Father [ove is reigning o,er us, brother tove binds
man to man. Ever singing, march we onward, victors in the
midst of strife, Joyful music [eads us Sunward in the triumph
song

of life
Page 7

�CONGRATULTIONS &amp; BLESSINGS
TO THE CLASS OF 2O1O!
May God pour forth btessings upon atl of you as you
continue on Your journeY!

THANKYOU!!!!!
The Office of Campus lnterfaith woutd tike to thank the
fottowing peopte:
The Students of the Ctass of 2010, who have worked so hard to
Put this evening together.
Dr. Steven Thomas, director and the members of the Witkes
University Chamber Singers for their wonderfuI musical
setections.

Tsukasa Wattich

for her beautifut, musicaI accompaniment.

Rev. Jane O'Borski, our speaker, for her wonderful words of

GOD BLESS
AND
GO COLONELS!!!!

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                    <text>�Prelude
Origi nat !nstrumentals
Devin Albrecht, Wilkes'12
Mechanical Engineering

Ushers:

lan Foley, Wilkes, '14
Potiticat Science, Communication

Amber Konopka, Wilkes, '14
Middte School Math &amp; Science Education
Jordyn Miller, Wilkes, '14
Mechanical Engineering, Physics

lntroduction
Caitlin Czeh, Campus lnterfaith Coordinator

Welcome
Dr. PaulAdams, Vice President, Student Affairs

Lighting of the Candle &amp; lnvocation
Briette Stanton, Wilkes '13
Biotogy, Pre-Medicine

PaEe2

�Baccalaureate Address:
Rabbi Roger A. Lerner
Temple B'nai B'rith
Kingston, PA
Readings:

Qur'an AL Alaq, 9621 to 96:15
Qur'an , Fatir, 35:28
A hadith of the importance of education
Dr. lbrahim At Maky,
Witkes- Barre General Hospital

Holy Bible: 1 Corinthians 13
Christa Fitipkowski, Witkes '12
Biotogy

"The Lord Bless You and Keep You"
Witkes University Chamber Singers
Tsukasa Waltich, Accompanist

Life Stages
T. Kuhar
Marwa At-Daraweish, Witkes, '12
Engtish
By Lawrence

l-"e"g

�A Quote
By Stephen Grettet

Raina Conno6 Witkes '12,
Busi ness Ad mi

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Lakota lnstructions for Living
Justine Adams, Witkes' 1 2
Psychotogy, Pre-OccupationaI Therapy,
Dance

P.aSe'4.

�Time of Recollection &amp; Book of Gratitude
Please take time to quietly reflect and remember
the names of those who have been influential,
helpful, or important to you. The graduates are
asked to please come forward to write these
names in the Book of Gratitude.

lnterlude:
lnstrumentals by Tsukasa Waltich

�Pr, ayer

for Those Who JourneY
By Joyce Rupp

Nicote Pottock, Wilkes, '12
Psychology
journey through [ife, we face fear of the unknown,
doubts, hesita tions, anxieties and insecurities.
Response: Drttw near, O God, drow near!

As we

Life is an unfo tding and sometimes a wonderful discovery. When
our hearts are restless because they are pitgrim hearts whose
home is not ht lre.
Response: Drttw near, O God, draw neor!
When our foot steps grow weary, when we stumbte atong the
way, discoural Iement and doubt so easity come forth to greet us.
Response: Drt tw neor, O God, draw near!
We are atways learning what to leave behind and what to take
with us as we move atong the road of tife. As we struggte to
make good de cisions.
Response: Drr7w neor, O God, drow neor!
We encounter you, God, continuatty in the constant cycle of setting out and c oming home. Sometimes we altow life to be so
busy as we tre Lve[ that we miss your presence. When we need to

slow our hecti c pace.
Response: Drt 7w neor, O God, drow neor!
Expectancy, a nticipation, and courage rise up in our beings when
we are open t o your ways, God of the witderness. As we search

for reasons to hope.
Response: Dr' ew neor, O God, drow neor!
ln our journey ', we need a strong conviction about the beauty
and goodness of [ife, a vision of hope that endures the pain and
struggte, and a thread of love that weaves through a[[ of our
dreams. Wher rwe try to hotd on to what gives our [ife meaning
and purpose.
Response: Dr aw neor, O God, draw neor!
PaEe

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�Benediction
Rev. Greg Emery

Adjunct Professor, Witkes University
Pastor, Westminster Presbyterian
South Witkes-Barre

Recessiona[: Joyful, Joyful, We adore ThEe
ted by the Wilkes University Chorus
Tsukasa Waltich, Accompanist
Joyfut, joyful, we adore Thee, God of gtory, Lord of [ove; Hearts
unfold like ftowers before Thee, opening to the sun above.
Mett the ctouds of sin and sadness; drive the dark of doubt
away; Giver of immortal gtadness, fitt us with the tight of day!
Att Thy works with joy surround Thee, earth and heaven reflect
Thy rays, Stars and angels sing around Thee, center of
unbroken praise. Field and forest, vate and mountain, ftowery
meadow, ftashing sea, Singing bird and ftowing fountain ca[[ us
to rejoice in Thee.

Mortals, join the happy chorus, which the morning stars
began; Father tove is reigning o'er us, brother love binds
man to man. Ever singing, march we onward, victors in the
midst of strife, Joyfut music leads us Sunward in the triumph
song of [ife.

P.ge7

�CONGRATULATIONS &amp; BLESSINGS
TO THE CLASS OF 20121
May God pour forth btessings upon atl of you as you
continue on your journey!
THANK YOU!!!!!
The Office of Campus lnterfaith woutd like to thank
the foltowing people:

The Students of the Ctass of 2012, who have worked
so hard to put this evening together.

Dr. Steven Thomas, director and the members of the
Witkes University Chamber Singers for their wonderful
musicaI setections.
Devin Atbrecht for sharing his wonderful musicat gifts
and talents with us.

Rabbi Roger Lerner for sharing with us his wonderful
message.

Fr. John Victoria, and Rev. Greg Emery, for their
wonderfuI prayers
Dr. Paul Adams, Vice President of Student Affairs
Dr. Mark Atten, Dean of Student Affairs
Dr. Phitip Ruthkosky, Associate Dean, Student
Devetopment
Residence Life Staff and RAs
Student Devetopment Staff

GOD BLESS AND GO COLONELS!!!!

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Origi naI I nstru mentals
Ryan Burdick, '13
Ushers:

Anthony Cooper, Wilkes'

1

3

Accounting

Anthony Pero, Wilkes,'1

3

Biotogy, Pre-Dentistry

Brian Palmiter, Wilkes,'1 3
Envi ron mentaI Engineering
Bhumi Patel, Wilkes, '13
Biotogy, Chemistry Neuroscience,
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Women's Studies, SPanish
Nichotas Wierman, Wilkes, '13
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lntroduction
Caittin Czeh
Campus lnterfaith Coordinator
Welcome
Dr. Pau[ Adams
Vice President, Student Affairs

[-"c";-l

�lnvocation &amp; Opening Prayer
Rabbi Larry Kaptan
Temple lsraet, Wilkes-Barre
Readings:

Holy Qur'an

Holy Bible: Proverbs 3: 3-6
Romans 5:3-5
Brietle Stanton, Witkes '13
Biotogy, Pre-Med
1 Corinthians 10:13
Jessica Short, Witkes, '13
Elementary Education

"The Lord Bless You and Keep You"
Wilkes University Chamber Singers
Tsukasa Waltich, Accompanist

Leave Room For God
Cora Gibson, Witkes, '13
Elementary Education
The Man on the Roof
Conor J. Clair, Mtkes, '13
Accounting, Finance, Management

�Baccatau reate Add ress

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Dr. Mahmoud FahmY
Professor Emeritus, Witkes University

Witkes-Barre

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�Time of Recollection &amp; Book of Gratitude
Please take time to quietly reflect and remember
the names of those who have been influential,
helpful, or important to you. The graduates are
asked to please come forward to write these
names in the Book of Gratitude.

lnterlude:
lnstrumentals by Tsukasa Waltich

�r

Desiderata
Robert Terry Witkes, '14
Biotogy, Pre-Med

Benediction
Atyssa Ktinitski
Psychotogy, Neu roscience

Page 6

�Recessional: Joyful, Joyful, We adore Thee
led by the Witkes University Chorus
Tsukasa Waltich, Accompanist
Joyfut, joyfut, we adore Thee, God of gtory, Lord of
[ove; Hearts unfotd like ftowers before Thee,
opening to the sun above. Mett the ctouds of sin and
sadness; drive the dark of doubt away; Giver of
immortal gtadness, fitt us with the tight of day!
Att Thy works with joy surround Thee, earth and
heaven reftect Thy rays, Stars and angets sing
around Thee, center of unbroken praise. Fietd and
forest, vate and mountain, flowery meadow,
ftashing sea, Singing bird and ftowing fountain cat[
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Mortats, join the happy 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,
Joyfut music teads us Sunward in the triumph song
of [ife.

�CONGRATULATIONS &amp; BLESSINGS
TO THE CLASS OF 201 3!
May God pour forth btessings upon att of you as you
continue on your journey!
THANK YOU!!!!!
The Office of Campus lnterfaith woutd tike to thank
the foltowing peopte:

The Students of the Ctass of 2013, who have worked
so hard to put this evening together.

Dr. Steven Thomas, Coordinator of Music and Director
of Choral Activities and the members of the Witkes
University Chamber Singers for their wonderful
musicat setections.
Ryan Burdick for sharing his wonderful musicat gifts
and tatents with us.

Dr. Fahmy for sharing with us his wonderful message.
Rabbi Larry Kaptan for sharing his wonderful prayers

with us.
Dr. Pau[ Adams, Vice President of Student Affairs
Dr. Mark Atten, Dean of Student Affairs
Dr. Phitip Ruthkosky, Associate Dean, Student
Devetopment
Student Development Staff

GOD BLESS AND GO COLONELS!!!!

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Psychology

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Alexander Makos, Wilkes, '14
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Caittin Czeh
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Welcome
Dr. Pau[ Adams
Vice President, Student Affairs

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Rabbi Roger Lerner
Tempte B'nai B'rith, Kingston, PA

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Christine Lee, Wilkes' 14
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Psalm 27
Dominick Costantio, Wilkes, '14
Communications

"The Lord Bless You and Keep You"
Wilkes University Chamber Singers
Tsukasa Waltich, Accompanist
The Cross Room
Unknown
Ian Foley, Wilkes' 14
Communication, Potitical Science

"Heaven" has different signs-to me
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Catetyn Sofio, Wilkes '14
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Zobaida Azid, Witkes, '14
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[ife, we face fear of the unknown,
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Life is an unfotding and sometimes a wonderful discovery. When
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Response: Drow neor, O God, draw near!

When our footsteps grow weary, when we stumbte along the
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Response: Draw near, O God, draw neor!
We are atways [earning what to [eave behind and what to take
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We encounter you, God, continua[ly in the constant cycte of set-

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busy as we travet that we miss your presence. When we need to
stow our hectic pace.
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Expectancy, anticipation, and courage rise up in our beings when
we are open to your ways, God of the witderness. As we search

for reasons to hope.
Response: Draw neor, O God, drow neor!
ln our journey, we need a strong conviction about the beauty
and goodness of [ife, a vision of hope that endures the pain and
struggle, and a thread of [ove that weaves through atl of our
dreams. When we try to hotd on to what gives our life meaning
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Adam Bailey, Wilkes '14
Pyschology
Recessional: Joyful, Joyful, We adore Thee
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and ftowing fountain catt us to rejoice in Thee.

Mortals, join the happy chorus, which the morning stars
began; Father [ove is reigning o'er us, brother love
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�CONGRATULATIONS &amp; BLESSINGS
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May God pour forth btessings upon atl of you as you
continue on your journey!
THANK YOU!!!!!
The Office of Campus Interfaith woutd like to thank
the foltowing peopte:

The Students of the Ctass of 2014, who have worked
so hard to put this evening together.

Dr. Steven Thomas, Coordinator of Music and Director
of Choral Activities and the members of the Witkes
University Chamber Singers for their wonderful
musicaI setections.
Dominick Costantino for sharing his wonderful musical
gifts and tatents with us.
Rev. Dr. Robert Zanicky for sharing with us his
wonderfuI message.
Rabbi Roger Lerner for sharing his wonderful prayers

with

us.

Dr. Pau[ Adams, Vice President of Student Affairs
Dr. Mark Atten, Dean of Student Affairs
Dr. Phitip Ruthkosky, Associate Dean, Student
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Residence Life Staff and RAs
Student Devetopment Staff

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Tristram Ford, Witkes, '17
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Sierra Marsh, Witkes, '15
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Justin Davis, Wilkes, '15
Earth &amp; Environmental Science, Biochemistry
1 Corinthians:13

Kimberly Price, Witkes'15
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Life Lessons
Thatia Garzon Witkes, '15
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"The Lord Bless You and Keep You"
Wilkes University Chamber Singers
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May God pour forth btessings upon atl of you as you
continue on your journey!
THANK YOU!!!!!
The Office of Campus lnterfaith woutd like to thank
the fotlowing people:

The Students of the Class of 2015, who have worked
so hard to put this evening together.
Dr. Steven Thomas, Coordinator of Music and Director
of Choral Activities and the members of the Witkes
University Chamber Singers for their wonderful
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Ms. Tsukasa Wattich for her beautiful piano ptaying.

Rabbi Larry Kaptan for sharing his wonderful prayers

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Rev. Dan Nichots for sharing his wonderfut words of
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Dr. Pau[ Adams, Vice President of Student Affairs
Dr. Mark Atten, Dean of Students
Dr. Phitip Ruthkosky, Associate Dean, Student
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Residence Life Staff and RAs
Student Devetopment Staff

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Hayley Bundz, Environmental Engineering
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Kristin Osipower, Coordinator of Campus lnterfaith

WELCOME
Dr. Paul Adams, Vice President, Student Affairs

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Santana Velez. Biology

Matthew Kachurak
Jonathan Ratchko
Brianna Smarkusky

READINGS

Jewish Tradition

Psalm 39
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Elementary Education
Sarah Kennedy, Early Childhood

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Casara McCleaf, Computer Science, Mathematics
Muslim Tradition - The Holy Book, the Qur'an 1:1-7 (Surat al-Fatihah)
Hussain Abdulrahman Alrumaym, Eusiness Management
"The Lord Bless You and Keep You" - Peter C. Lutkin
Wilkes University Commencement Chorus
Dr. Steven Thomas, Director

�BACCALAUREATE ADDRESS
Rabbi Larry Kaplan
Temple lsrael

Time of Recollection and Book of Gratitude
Sarah Bedford, Communications
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INTERLUDE
Tsukasa Waltich, Piano

BENED!CT!ON
Dr. Rafael Garcia, Assisfant Professor Foreign Languages

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"Joyful, Joyfu!, We Adore Thee"
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Dr. Steven Thomas, Director
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God of glory, Lord of love;

Hearts unfold like flow'rs before You,
Op'ning to the sun above.
Melt the clouds of sin and sadness;
Drive the dark of doubt away;
Giver of immortal gladness,
Fill us with the light of day!

All Your works with joy surround You,
Earth and heav'n reflect Your rays,
Stars and angels sing around You,
Center of unbroken praise;
Field and forest, vale and mountain,
Flow'ry meadow, flashing sea,
Chanting bird and f lowing fountain
Praising You eternally!

Mortals, join the mighty chorus,
Which the morning stars began;
God's own love is reigning o'er us,
Joining people hand in hand.
Ever singing, march we onward,
Victors in the midst of strife;
Joyful music leads us sunward
ln the triumph song of life.

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Dian McKinney, English

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Rabbi Larry Kaplan, TemPle lsrael

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Giver of immortal gladness,
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Earth and heav'n reflect Your rays,
Stars and angels sing around You,
Center of unbroken praise;
Field and forest, vale and mountain,
Flow'ry meadow, flashing sea,
Chanting bird and flowing fountain
Praising You eternally!

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Dr. Paul Adams, Vice President, Student Affairs

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Dylan Smith, Pharmacy

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Melt the clouds of sin and sadness;

Ever singing, march we onward,

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Victors in the midst of strife;

Giver of immortal gladness,

Joyful music leads us sunward

Fill us with the light of day!

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Earth and heav'n reflect Your rays,
Stars and angels sing around You,
Center of unbroken praise;
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JamesVincent Casey
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JosEhWillard Casey
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Kmberly Anne Cope
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RenaMaie Gonsh
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Adnenne Lee Metcalf
Elementary Education, Second Mg or
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Nicole Ann lvlitaceh

Elementary Education, Second Malor

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KennethJames Staub
Jane Mane Uitchney
Y,rystal Anne Wydeen
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Denotes Membershtp in the Eta Pi Chapter oJ Alpha Sigma lambda, the honor society
recognizing the academic excellence oJ adult part-time students.

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5
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Honorary Society in Education.

in
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Alpha Theta, the National Honorary Society inHistory.

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Psi

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12

*

Denotes Candidates Jor Pennsylvania Teacher Certification.
Denotes Candidates Jor Pennsylvania Pnncipal CertiJication.
Degree in absentia

�The University Mace
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Presidential Chain of Office

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traditions dating to the srxteenth century. The mace symbolizes the authoity of the uni-

tersig and the chain of ofJrce designates

the presidentialleadership of the academy.

The Wilhes Unitersity mace and presidential chain oJ offtce were giJts oJ local donors
and were Jirst used in 1970 at the inauguration of the second president oJ Wilhes. They
were designed by Ottie Hill Chwaleh '61 and executed by l{urt Matzdorf , a nationally
recognized gold and silversmith Jrom the State untuersity of New Yorh at New Paltz.

TheUniversity Mace
The sterling silver mace has a gllthnob at its base and a gllt circle at the top beaing
the inscnption "Wilhes College 1933." The bowl, nsing above the neck oJ the mace, signi-Wilkes-Barre's

t'ies

role as a melting pot, t'orming a new and vigorous community of people

from many different bachgrounds. This theme is reiterated in the inscrtption of the
Unittersity's motto "Unity Amidst Diversig" which surrounds the upper part of the bowl.
The glltflame symbolizes the enlightenment gainedfromhigher education, while the piece
of anthracite coal set in the center of the flame commemorates the ongin of the IJniversity
in a community hnownJor its coal miningpast.

The Presidential Chain of Office
The Presidential Chain oJ OfJice, created Jrom sterling silver, has alternatingbowls
and gltJlames, repeatingthe motif oJ t'he mace. On the front oJ the Jour-foot chainhangs
a

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seal of Wlheswhichis suspendedt'rom a cluster of oahleayes with acorns, sugesting

the strength and sturdiness of Juture generations. On thebach oJ the Presidential Chain oJ
OfJice is a silver portrait of Dr. Eugene S. Farley, the Jirst President oJ Wilhes. Dr. Farley\

portraitis surroundedby gilt oahleayes commemoratinghis strongleadership of the emerginginstitution.

I

�AMERICA, THE BEIIUTIFUL
O beauttful for spacious shies, for amber waves oJ grain,
For purple mountain majesties above the fruited plain.
Amenca! Amenca! God shedhis grace on thee,

And crown thy good with brotherhood Jrom sea to shining

sea.

O beautiful for patiit's dream that sees beyond the y ears,
Thine alabaster cities gleam, undimmedby human tears.
America! America! God shedhis grace on thee,

And crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining

sea.

Words by Kathenne Lee Bates

Musicby SamuelA.Ward

ALMA MATER
Wilhes, our AlmaMater,
'We

pledge our hearts to thee

,

Honor, Jaith, and courage,

Truth andloyalty,

ln our worh andin our pleasure,
Guideus as aJnend;
'We

shall alwayslove thee

,

Loyal to the end.
Thou shalt lead us onw ard

In search

oJ Jiner

things.

May wefindthewisdom
That thy spintbnngs.

May our deeds of love and service
Ever swell thy fame
Wilhes, we stand to greet thee!

-

Glory to thy name.
Words andMustc by Eleanor C. Farley

A reception for graduates and their t'amilies will be held in the ballroom
of the Henry Student Center immedtately t'ollowingthe ceremony.

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Normcr Lee Hoover

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Albert Jeeph ,ohn Flddd

McEy Pqtricia Hutchko

Treverysn Beatrice Williqme
Beity Muriel Woolcck

IN THE BACIIELOR OF AilS

COUNSE

Eva Chcanowitz

Peter William Seros

Peter PauI Ccrprqri
Johr Peter Heim
Normcr Lee Hoover

,oh! Michaet Fohl

Cecile Roslin Silverman
IN THE BACIIETOR,OF SCIENCE COUffiE
Irene Kegsler

Mory Potricicr HulchAo

H@ry Katz
Ruth Lenore

,

Kecls

.'

Joseph Snthotty torusso
Buth Mcy W'illiams
Treveryon Beatrice Willicrms
Anaie Margaret Wilson

John Thomoi Zucoskl', Jr.

IN

THE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Berthd Line

Arnold

IN

COMMERCE

i
William Ihvid

AND FINANCE COUNSE

Joha Goobic, Jr.
Dqvis

IN THE COMMEnCE AND EINANCE TERMINAL
Groyce Scmuel

Bciley

1r

COURSE

Betty Muriel Woolcock

IN lHE BACIIELON OF SCIENCE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEEAING COURSE
Joseph MotriE Mcrkowitz
Iobn Joseph Berzellini
I

ll/illicm Strou Myers
Jr.
IN THE BACHEII.OR OF SCIENCE. IN CIVIL ET{GINEERING COUNSE
I
Victor Albert Pstoski
Albert ?qul Borsos
Theodore Glowocki,

IN TIIE BACIIELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELECTilCAL ENGINEENING
George Isccc Rifendifer
Joseph Louis Joneilcis
IN TIIE BACIIELOB OF

SCIENCE

Hcrry Stadey Baut
Albert ,oseph John Flcdd

COUNS'E

IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING COUNSE
Kqsmer Stqnley Pawloski

Arthur George Rowe, lr.

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at Bucknell University ct Lewisburg:

Yecn

George Peter Pcpcdoplos
MEMBENS OF TIrE CLASS

IN

SSNVICE

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in the yedr to complele ,he requirements tor gtoductio;r:
Leoncd Frcncis tudwitowski
Robert Edgqr Benning
Morth Isddore Berger
Mctthew Maximillion Mischinsti
Frcnk Homer Billings
Edward David Naltrds
Leoncnd Vincent Olszewski
Thomas Allred Evans
Stewcrt Brqzil Hettiq, Jr.
Nelson Fenwick lones
John ChriEtopher Keeney

John ltr/oyne Sleppy
Hatold Dcniel Smith
Boscoe Blcine Sinith, Jr.

George

PhiUip MiUer Titlony

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to meet the fdculty

in the Nqrthex alter the

exercises

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ORGAN PRH"UDE

Mrs. Helen Fritz McHenry

"Mqrche Bomcine"

Gounod

THE ACADEMIC PROCESSION

INVOCATION

s"

Rev. Mcrtyn D. Keeler

CONTRAITO

.

"O

Rest

SOIO

Helen Iouise Bitler

in the Lord" from Elijah

Menilelssohn

ADDRESS

Dr. Henry Smith Leiper
Secretcry, World Council of Churches

cHonAt Muslc

'!

Aeternqm"
t'All Through The Nighf'

"Requiem

Martini,
Wetsh Folk Sang

PNESENTATION OF CERTIFICATES

Mr. Gilbert S. McClintock, Chqirman, Board oI Trustees
Dr. Eugene S. Fcrley, Director
IUNIOR COLTEGE SONG
BENEDICTION

Rcibbi Sqmuel Wolk
ONGAN NECESSIONAT

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Mendelssohn

�I
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]unior 9oll"q" S?",
Bucknell Junior College,
We pledge orrr hests to T}ee;
Honor, fcith and colu&lt;rge,
Truth qnd loYcItY.
As we lecnre Thy $uidtng sPirit
To prove our way cs men,
We'lI tqke Thy mem'rY with us,
To help us to the end.

-

Thou hsst led us onwcrd
In sesrch oI{iner heights.

Mqy we leave, no.mem'ry
To mcrr Thy spirit bright.
Moy our deeds cnd deep devolion
To one we l6ve so vrell,
Stcry with Theo for others.
Oh Bucknell decr Bucknell.

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ANNUAL COMMEI{CEMENT
BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY
JUNTOR COLTEGE

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
VILKES.BARRE, PENNSYLVANIA

.;

THURSDAY, JUNE B, 1944
8:00

P. M.

�GRADUATES
SUMMA CUM LAUDE

William Carter Robinson

Mary Jane Varker

CUM LAU.DE
Marcella Therese Novak
Beverly Doraine Graham
Annette Elaine Pincus
Harry Martin Hochreiter
Ruth Arline Punshon
Alex Kotch

BACHELOR OF ARTS
Helen Morris
AnthonY
May
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Marcella Therese Novak
Ellen Brennan
Clarice. frene Pearson
Edwin Emory Cobleigh
Annette Elaine Pincus
Jean Margaret Donohue
Janet Louise Post
Ruth May Evans
William Carter Robinson
June Alice Gates
Betty Jane Stull
Kathryn Elizabeth Hiscox
Arthur Cozad Williams
Irene Koniecko
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Mary Rose Kenney
Lois Mae Buckingham
Alex Kotch
Jerome Paul Facber
Carol Winona Ruth
Loretta Farris
Mary Jane Varker
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Helen Marie Janoski
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Ruth Arline Punshon
George Robert Rader

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Beatrice Rita O'Donnell
Alleen Marie Carr
Ilarriet Zimmerman
Marie Cecilia Christian

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Mr. Gilbert S. McClintock, Chairman, Board of Trustees
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Captain Arnaud C. Marts
President, Bucknell University Junior College

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R'uth Marie Young
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Elizabeth Mary Marlino

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Daviil Raffle
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Mrs. Helen Fritz McHenry
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Ilelen Louise Bitler and
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Mr. Gilbert S. McClintock
Chairman, Board of Trustees, Bucknell University Junior
Dr. Eugene S. Farley

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Truth and loyalty.
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To prove our.vay aft men,
We'II take Thy,inem'ry with us,
To help us torthe end.
Thou hast lud uS o:rward
In seaxch of tner heights.
May we leave no mem'ry
To rnsr ltry.$pirit bright.
May our deeds,"*nd deep devotioa
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Muriel Ruth Bransdorf
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Claire Fisher
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Charles Edward Hail-stone
Itank Aloysius Earkins
Camlyu LuciIIe Jones

John Kotis

Mildryd Legosh
Margaret Elizabeth McHale
Robert Thomas Mikulewicz
Robert James Millei

Reese Evang peltoa
E4ythe Rudotph

Joseph Savitz

Harold Da"iel Smith
E&lt;Iward Richard StryJak
CarI Joseph Tranell
Rosemary Zucoski

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Dor.othy Anu Bialosowicz
Tho-r!
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Fxlwa^rd Burtsavage
James

Leonard Edward Kovalski
Mildred OrIowsH

Fredrick Roberts
Francee Elaine Weutzel

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Marian Shuman Beach
Anna J. Cheponis

Charlotte Ann Najaka

Florence Theresa Domashinski

Ruth Ann Dukinas
Josephiue Ann Giuliani

COMMERCE

Lydia Clara Blancodine

Constance Marie Perkuroski

Dorothy Ann Pickering
Dorothy Ann Witkes
Francis Marie Wilki

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Gordon Robert Schlier

Eleanot Jablonski
Shirley Louise phillips
Millicent Marie Purcell

Dorothy Jane Sorber
Joan Margaret Wylie

ENGINEERS

Chester Aathony Andrysick

Alexander Stanley Baran
Anthouy Joseph Bartoletti
Chomas Benrard Bufler
Edward Albert Chisefsky
.IlenryJoseph Collins

Robert Clifford Collins

John Joseph Connor
Edward Anthony Cmnauer
Stephen Carl Doberstein
William Stcpheu Doberstein
Albert Joseph Donnelly

Paul Robert Doris
John Joseph Fetch
Osea Galletta
Witlia,m Clar.euce Gelsleichter

Joseph Samuel Goldberg

Myer Eanis
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Joseph Stauley Ja^koboski
Joseph Fredrick Kisielewski
Thomas Joseph Klem
Eenry Chrigtian Kraft
John Edward Krupa

Fenry Richard Kunicki
Theodore TlilIiam Iresperance
William Eess Lewig
Venton Lee Lugg
Robert Maitland
Clement Lawrence Majcher

Euery Robert Oruanowski
John Miles Porter
Burroughs Hann, Price
Thomas John Bayeski

William IIarry

Rice

Vincent Dominic Boman

Paul lleuer Bundle
Albert George Ruzgis
John Joseph Selinsky

\Millard Rogers Shaw
William Albert Sheppard
Beraard Joseph Shucktis
Edmund Walter Sobolewski

Frederick Dreisbach Varker
John'lVa^rnbold

John Francis Tlashko
James Joseph Whiteley
Charles Wesley Williams

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JOHN G. GOOGTI

SEBVICE AWABD
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