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Commencement Address for the Class of 1999
by Peter Kalkavage
16May 1999
Visitors and Honored Guests, Parents and Family of Students, Members of the Sl
John's Community, Degree Candidates in the Graduate Institute, and, last but not
least, Graduating Seniors!
Dear seniors and soon to be alumni, my thoughts for you on this momentous
dayrevolve around the following question: What makes thinking alive? Over
the last four years your thinking has ranged over a vast field of thinkables: the
wrath of heroes and the longing for home, shape and number, space and time,
being and becoming, the fate of republics, the aspirations of reason and the limits
of reason, what it means to be lost and what it means to be saved. The vastness
of this field of thinkables invites us to look
bac~
to search in that field for what
brought it all to life.
Hegel tells us that nothing great in the world is ever achieved without
passion. He is right, right about the world and right about you. For 'i\'hat you
have done here in coursing through the program is great as well as good, noble
as '''ell as useful. And it has all been the work of your passion for learning. It
was your passion that brought you to this College and kept you here in difficult
times. It was your passion for the thinkable that made thinking alive.
The clearest expression of this passion was something you did every day in all
your classes: you asked
qu~stions.
The perpetual asking of questions, together
"\i\rith the quest for precision in tutorial and laboratory, was your labor of love. In
Plato's Symposium we are told a story about the parentage of Love. Love, it
seems, was the offspring of Poros and Penia. Papa Poros is Resourcefulness or
Contrivance, and Mama Penia is Poverty or Lack. The humorous myth conveys
a deep mystery. Love is paradoxical -- a marriage of opposites. Neither sheer lack
nor sheer cunning, Love is both together. It is a desire that is cunning in its very
poverty, an emptiness that somehow manages to fill itself. In asking questions
over these four years, you, along with your tutors, engaged in just this sort of
�cunning poverty. You practised the art of magically transforming your lack into
a resource. Questions for you were like the raft of Odysseus as he weathers the
world in his effort to get back home. They were the expression of your need and
the means of your transport.
There is a poem by Wallace Stevens that bears the curious title "Questions Are
Remarks." I would emend that title to read: "Questions Are Insights." Consider
the phenomenon of the good question. You all know from experience what this
is:
The good question is the one. you remember, the one that opens up
something important, points the way to the heart and soul of a thought. The
good question, far from being a mere confession of ignorance, is already a highly
precise instance of knowitzg. To ask a good question is to locate and put into
words something that begs to be asked and inquired into. To ask is already to
have seen. Of all the powers you cultivated at this College, this one, I believe,
was the most important: the power of seeing and saying the What-is-to-be-asked.
Thanks to this power, you became formidable at making begiilnings; you became
what you are today -- the virtuosos of com 111 enc em en t..
So much for the eros of asking - now for t Jiu 111 os . You may recall that there
are many verbs in Greek for thinking, knowing, grasping and perceiving. One of
them is especially interesting: enthumeisthai, from which we get our logic term
"enthymeme." It comes up in Plato's Phaedo '\'\'hen it "hits" Phaedo, comes
home to him, that this man he so loves and admires, this Socrates, is about to
die. Enthumeisthai captures the umon of heart and mind that attends all
genuine learning. It has the word thumos embedded in it, which has no exact
analogue in English and means something like spirit, passionateness, heart or
feeling. Thum os is what allows us to take things to heart and to bear up in the
face of danger and difficulty. Sometimes the seat of overwhelming, irrational
passion, it is also where Homeric heroes, notably Odysseus, do their pondering
and mull over alternatives. It is the place in the soul where depth meets clarity.
We experience tile tltumos of thinking when '\Ve realize something deep down,
ponder it in our chests and feel its full weight. Such realizations fill our whole
being, sometimes to the point of transforming us forever.
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�Such was the thinking you were invited to experience in your four years with
us. You were called upon by this program of study not merely to "work on" the
books but to ponder their meaning and take them to heart. I am sure that in the
course of the last week or so, the experience I am trying to describe was very real
to you. As the end of your student days at this College drew ever nearer, as that
last seminar approached and then ... was gone, you, like Phaedo, must have felt
the weight of a truth, the gravity of an impending moment.
This sobering
contemplation of an end is an image of that intellectual seriousness you brought
to reading books and engaging in conversation.
But I have become too serious. For if your learning here was a time of
pondering, it was no less a tini.e of intelligent play. Play, as well as passion,
makes thinking alive. This play is the offspring of imagination, that great and
necessary complemertt to taking things seriously. Through the imagination, we
cultivate a taste for otherness: we take a fascinated interest in opinions we may
not hold, try to look at the world through eyes that are not our own.
Imagination is the faculty of distance and perspective. It "cools us off," prevents
us from being too serious, too wrapped up in ourselves, too consumed by our
passions and our point of view.
'Whereas thumos gives thinking gravity,
imagination gives it levity. Imagination thus liberates. It frees us from the bad
effects of zeal - zeal even for the truth. If the sun is our passion for insight, then
the imagination is a great plane tree like the one in the Phaednts - or perhaps a
tulip poplar like our noble Liberty Tree. In the shade of this tree in the soul '\·ve
find relief and protection, not only from the crudeness of our lower natures but
also from the intensity and self-importance of our higher natures.
There is a danger that you face today. The danger is that, having completed
your program of study, you will cease to be transformed by \·\rhat you have read
and talked about; that you will leave these books and these conversations with
the opinions you now hold and never again submit them to careful
examination. In the language of the Phaedo, the danger consists in letting the
logos within you, the Socrates within you, die. I am sure that for some of you,
there was some book, author or part of the program that was, as the saying goes, a
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�closed book. For some of you it was perhaps Baudelaire, who refused either to
make us feel good or to teach us virtue; for others it was Hegel, who refused to
speak plain English; for others, the Bible, whose God refused to be the
enlightened gentleman we wanted Him to be. Some of you may have found
Socrates himself merely off-putting and obnoxious. I hope that you will not
succumb to the danger of which I speak. It would be a failure of imagination. I
hope that you will return to that all-but-closed book - that dismissed question,
idea or author - and reopen it, remembering that sometimes we learn the most
from those who are most other.
This year you read Dostoievsky's novel about three brothers. At the end of
this novel, one of them, Alyosha, says the following to the boys gathered around
Ilyushechka's grave: "You must know that there is nothing higher_, or stronger_,
or sounder, or more useful afterwards in life, than some good memory,
especially a memory from childhood, from the parental home."
I end by applying this speech to you and to the four years of learning you have
completed at this, your academic home.
follovdng:
Some time soon, ask yourself the
Of all the insights I have experienced here (including all the
questions I have asked and have been asked), which one was the most important
to me? V\Thlch one most caused me to realize something deep down, most
opened my eyes to what I had not seen before? \'\Then you find that insight,
guard it well: it is '\Vhat your education has most been for. I\1ay this remembered
insight be for you that good memory of 1..vhich Alyosha speaks. :May it beget in
you, the children of Poros and Penia, a life of continued pondering and rich
imaginings.
As you enjoy the sunniness of this day that is yours, consider the sun's
likeness to the good you have found at this College. Let the sun with its twofold
~nergy,
its Light and its Warmth_, call to mind that which you will never lose:
whatever intellectual Light you attained here through study and all the '"'arm th
of our affection for you.
My dear comrades in iearning, do not let the logos within you die!
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ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
1696-1988
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
SUNDAY, MAY TWENTY-SECOND
NINETEEN HUNDRED EIGHTY-EIGHT
�PROGRAM
FOR THE
ONE HUNDRED NINETY-SIXTH COMMENCEMENT
IN THE
TWO HUNDRED NINETY-SECOND YEAR
OF THE COLLEGE
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ACADEMIC PROCESSION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canterbury Brass
WELCOME . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . William M. Dyal, Jr.
President of the College
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND AWARDS
President Dyal
"LET Us BREAK BREAD TOGETHER"
Traditional Folk Hymn
Sherrill Milnes
ADDRESS ro THE GRADUATING CLASS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Curtis Wilson
Tutor
St. John's College, Annapolis
CoNFERRING OF DEGREES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President Dyal
ACADEMIC RECESSION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canterbury Brass
�BACHEIDR OF ARTS DEGREE
(with title of essay)
San Rafael, California
WAYNE McCALLUM ANDERSON
"First Fight. Then Fiddle"
PAUL NICHOLAS ARGODALE
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Alexandria, Virginia
Myth and Memory
Or, "If You Think About Things
You Can Understand Them"
DEVLIN EuN-JIN BACK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cockeysville, Maryland
Nietzsche and Nihilism: Back to Eden
II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Luthervi/le, Maryland
Pain, Suffering and Death in
Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov
FRANCIS HARRY BARNARD
DANIEL NATHAN BERNSTEIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Beverly Hills, California
Groundings of Subjectivity in
Kierkegaard's Philosophical Fragments
JOHN BERTRAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Santa Barbara, California
The Quiddity of Flying
Love and Motion in Dante's Purgatorio
Sus3AN BETH BoRDEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania
Invisibility, Identity and Humanity
in Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man
HuGH ALAN BRANTNER
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bangor, Maine
Marx: The Abolition of
Negative Self-Consciousness
JusnN JOSEPH BURKE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Annapolis, Maryland
Goodbye Furies: Hello Eumenides
A Discussion on the Institution and
Preservation of the Court of Law
in Aeschylus' Eumenides
Brookline, Massachusetts
A Vague and Undefined Hero: Alyosha Karamazov
PAUL MrcHAEL BUTTERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SARA ELISABETTA CAIOLA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Love: A Path to Salvation
Rome, Italy
�JEAN CAMPBELL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alexandria, Virginia
Beginning to See with a Human Eye:
A Dialogue Between Marx and the Invisible Man
SAMUEL CASEY CARTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Washington, D.C.
A Banquet Within the Fields
An Essay in Three Parts Concerning Love
and the Perfection of the Human Soul
LAURIE HooK CooPER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New London, Connecticut
Thoughts on Madame Bovary
MICHAEL FREDERICK CRAWFORD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts
"The One I Am Must Not Be Abased
To the Other": Walt Whitman and the
Democracy of Experience
AMY BETH CRoss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lemmon, South Dakota
A Look at Marx and De Tocqueville's
Answers to Alienation
CAROLE ANN CUNNINGHAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Monticello, Illinois
The View from Halicarnassus:
Herodotus' History of the Persian War
GmoN YAIR RoDEHEAVER DATAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Morgantown, West Virginia
A Skeptical View of God: An Essay About
Montaigne's Apology for Raymond Sebond
THEODORE FRANCIS DEDDENS III . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mishicot, Wisconsin
Liberty, Democracy, and the Greatness
of Man: Ideas of Historical Progress
for Kant and Tocqueville
RoBERT DEMAJISTRE, JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Monadology and the Theory of Relativity
MEETRA LEE DooRANDISH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Crownsville, Maryland
The Marriage of War and Peace
JEFFREY STEVEN FALERO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . El Toro, California
The Social Organization: Ideals,
Solutions and Dissolutions (An Enquiry
on Marx and Plato)
GREGORY FERGUSON .................................... Potomac, Maryland
A Portrait of a Guardian as
A Well-Bred Hound
CAREN !LENE FRIEDMAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Baltimore, Maryland
Fertility, Human Relations, and Enduring:
Thoughts on Virginia Woolf's To The Lighthouse
JANA MARIA GILES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sandia Park, New Mexico
Love Life More Than the Meaning of It:
Doubt and Faith in The Brothers Karamazov
DAVID PAUL GILLETT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wilton, Connecticut
Spiritual Unrest in War and Peace
ALYSSON DEBORAH GREEN ............................. Altamont, New York
On the Merits of Truth, Myth and
Friendship: Platds Phaedo
BARBARA MARCIA HAHN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cincinnati, Ohio
Time and Again
Or, The Vision in the Snow
PAMELA EvELYN HALKETT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . McLean, Virginia
Happiness; A Balance of Fortune and Nature
in Shakespeare's As You Like It
ELEANOR HAMBURGER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Englewood, New Jersey
Where the Land Meets the Sea:
An Analysis of Isak Dinesen's ''Tempests"
PAMELA JANE DuPUIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fairfield, Connecticut
Continuity and Understanding
JACK EDWARD HANDY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . St. Joseph, Michigan
Weaving His Mystic Crown
An Examination of the Foundations of Charles
Baudelaire's Poetry in Les Fleurs du Mal
MARCUS JosEPH EuBANKS ................................ Mars, Pennsylvania
Referring to God: Desire, Intellect
and Will in Dante's Divine Comedy
BURCH ALAN HARPER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hyattsville, Maryland
The Nature of Number and Mathematical
Proof: A Critique of Dedekind's
Continuity and Irrational Numbers
�CATHERINA AHN KuNTAVANISH .............................. Burke, Virginia
La Mer, La Mer, Toujours Recommenceel
ELIZABETH ANNE HAYES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fairfax, Virginia
King Henry V: Beyond His
Country's Expectations
JANET ELIZABETH HAYES
Beloved Sileni
JuLIET MARIE LAGUARDIA ............................... Seattle, Washington
Freedom and the Search for The Self
San Antonio, Texas
KAREN ELINOR LANDMANN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Words, Ideas, and Geometry:
The Dialectical Process in the Meno
MARK ALOYSIUS HENRY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Benediction: A New Approach
or Thanks Mr. Baudelaire!
JENNIFER AMANDA LAPHAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rochester, New York
A Likely Story About Greek Pots
DANIEL WARREN HoH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Woodbury, New Jersey
My Sin Is Ever Before Me:
On the Importance of Memory in Confessien
IRENE ELISABETH LAPORTE . "'\ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ann Arbor, Michigan
The Best Laid Plans
CATHERINE LoWRY HOLMES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Athens, Georgia
A Voyage
JOY ANDREA LARKIN
History or Fiction
The Establishment of a Past
GRETCHEN ELLEN JACOBS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bethesda, Maryland
Andre and Pierre: A Search for God
JoHN RICHARD LAVERY ................ _
................... Herndon, Virginia
Historical and Biblical Symbolism in
Mark Twain's The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
KARIN LEIGH JoHNS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ann Arbor, Michigan
How Natural is Natural Man?
An Essay on Rousseau
CHRISTOPHER THOMAS LYNCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Minneapolis, Minnesota
Kant and Freud: Science,
Philosophy and Psychology
DAVID MARVIN JoHNSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Syracuse, New York
The Acceptance of Oedipus: An Introduction
to Sophocles' Oedipus at Colonus
A. KuRT KAsTEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harrisburg,
Morality and Truth as
Reflections of the Will
RAMA CHANDRAN MAOHU ............................. Rochester, New York
The Wrath of Achilles
Pen~ylvania
SKOIT CHRISTOPHER KLEBE ............................. Annapolis, Maryland
Revealed Religion and Absolute Knowing
EDWARD M1cHAEL KoMARA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Geneva, New York
Noble Anna
BENJAMIN PAUL KRAuss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Evergreen, Colorado
Overkill in Billy Budd
Or, How Claggart and Vere Wanted Billy Dead
MATTHEW WESLEY KRAWIEC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Learning and Knowledge in Platds Meno
Boise, Idaho
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BERNARD HouGH MASTERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Annandale, Virginia
The Great Mirror: Ludwig Wittgenstein
and the Picture-Theory of Meaning
SHANNON MARIE MAY . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brookline, Massachusetts
From Despair to Song:
Job's Changing Perspective
GERALD VINCENT EDMOND McNABB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cohassett, Massachusetts
Billy Budd, Sailor: A Paradox of Leadership
MICHAEL McKENZIE McCRANN McSHANE .................. Lincoln, Nebraska
Tragedy, Philosophy, Comedy: Visions of
Human Transcendence in Euripides, Kant, and Hegel
�SPYROS ANGELOS RITSINIAS ................................ Herndon, Virginia
CHRISTINA RUTH WozNY SMITH FREEMAN MEYER . . . . . . . . . . . . Washington, D.C.
A Study of'The Voyage of Life":
Four Paintings by Thomas Cole
Hobbes and Human Nature
SusAN RENEE ScARFif. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elkton, Maryland
Monsters in Racine's Phedre ·
ERIN MICHELE MILNES ................... '. . . . . . . . . . . . . New York, New York
Tragic Images or 'What are Hamlet and
Ophelia to me, that I Should Weep for Them?"
SHEILA ANNE MoNEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Omaha, Nebraska
One Mad Day of Deception and Dance:
Coming to Consciousness in The Marriage of Figaro
PATRICK ]AMES O'DONNELL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hockessin, Delaware
Eat My Dust, Cleanse My Soul
]AMES FRANCIS-XAVIER O'GARA ......................... Annapolis, Maryland
The Strange Destiny of Force
NATHAN McPHERSON OLIVER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Berkeley, California
Self-Certainty; Faith and Violence
KIM PAFFENRorH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Annapolis, Maryland
"But Whom Say Ye That I Am7"
MICHAEL EDWARD PARANSKY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Absurdity and Non-Being in The Brothers
Karamazov or The Meaning of Nothingness
,
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DAVID CHA,RLES SCHALLER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fairfax, Virginia
''A Dream That Captured the Heart of God .
in the Moment of Creation:
The Focus of Life Worth Living"
HEIDI MARIE ScHLIPPHACKE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Olympia, Washington
Visions of a Drunken Boat
GILLIAN ELsPETH ScHMIDT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chicago, Illinois
"Sirrah, I1l Teach Thee a Speech"
Speaking and Failure in King Lear
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ELLEN MARIE SCHWINDT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Salina, Kansas
Music and Noise
An Exposition Toward Comprehending the New Music
JoHN THOMAS SELLERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arlington, Virginia
Asking, "How Then Shall We Live?"
and Living With The Answer
DIANA MARIE SHAW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fishkill, New York
A Painful Case
ANGELINE ]ONES PATTERSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wheaton, Illinois
"Grace Comes Somehow Violent"
An Examination of Clytaemnestra
and Phaedra as Tragic Heroines
11 ~\i\
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SuKUMAR HANUMAN PERIWAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New Delhi, India
The Lamentation of Doctor Faustus
DALE PERCIVAL BERTRAND PHILLIPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Silver Spring, Maryland
Banners, Burdens and Fried Hair
CLAUDIA ANNICE BREWSTER PROBST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York, New York
'With Reason As Our Guide"
An Examination of Misology and the
Second Sailing in Platds Phaedo
CARON MICHELE SISKO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Havre de Grace, Maryland
On the Role of Poetic Wisdom in
Giambattista Vicds "The New Science"
JoHN EDWARD SISKO, JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cornwall, Pennsylvania
On the Irreligious Criticism
of Karl Marx and Sigmund Freud
ANDREW JosEPH SLONIEWSKY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charleston, South Carolina
Learning to Live Without the Good
JEFFREY CHARLES SMITH .................... North Weymouth, Massachusetts
The Christmas Kontakion of Romanos:
Kenosis of the Holy Spirit
�V1v1AN CLARA STRACHE ............................... Annapolis, Maryland
Daring and Deliberation
THOMAS TONG-CHAN SuH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fairfax, Virginia
Why is Freedom of the Will Necessarily Good7
THERESA MARY SULLIVAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Albuquerque, New Mexico
If I Forget Thee, Jerusalem
The Compromise of The Brothers Karamazov
MATTHEW FRANCIS BENEDICT SZWEDA
The Confession
ERIKA ELIZABETH WILSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rockville, Maryland
The Shade of Samuel
The Power of the Grand Inquisitor in Schiller's
Don Carlos and Dostoyevsky's The Brothers Karamazov
l<ATARINA KIM WoNG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Naples, Florida
Babble On: Salvation and Damnation in
Flannery O'Connor's A Good Man Is Hard to Find
Beaver Dam, Wisconsin
DAVID LocKroN TAPPAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mill Neck, New York
Inside the Will in The Groundwork of
the Metaphysics of Morals
DANIEL PATRICK TouEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lansdowne, Pennsylvania
The Widening Gyre
FAWN LENORE TRIGG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arcanum, Ohio
The Circles in Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics
MASTER OF ARTS DEGREE
Graduate Institute in Liberal Education
Lou1sE BoNSKI ANTINORI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tampa, Florida
BENJAMIN BARRIENTES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . San Antonio, Texas
Scarr ADRIAN V1NEBERG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Montreal, Canada
Demanding the Impossible: An Hegelian
Study of Reading, Writing and Reflection
JOSEPH T1MorHY BAltltY, JR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alexandria, Virginia
STEPHEN MICHAEL VIRGIL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Browns Mills, New Jersey
The Promise of Insight Through Investigation
in Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit
LI DEXIANG . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Guangzhou, People's Republic of China
SABRINA KRISTEN WALD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gig Harbor, Washington
An Exploration of Man's Fall in Milton's
Paradise Lost or What An Apple Can Do For You
RICHARD MRoz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lutherville, Maryland
SARAH MARIE WATERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Washington, D.C.
Odysseus and Alyosha: Lovers of Jam
ALAN DEE WILLCUTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lafayette, California
Towards a More Caring Society
IRENE ELIZABETH MEDEIROS LEARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fall River, Massachusetts
CHARLES DAVID MELSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stevensville, Maryland
ANDREW I. MYCHALUS .................................. Aquasco, Maryland
�HONORS AND PRIZES
To the student who submits the best original English
poem. Offered by Dr. George Austin in me!Ilory
of his brother, Henry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JESSICA HAWKES LAMB
To the Senior who has the highest standing, a silver
medal. Offered by the Board of Visitors and
Governors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ANDREW JosEPH SLONIEWSJ:Y
To the student who submits the best original musical
composition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SEAN OPENSHAW LARoccA
To a member of the Senior Class, for excellence in
speaking. Offered in memory of Senator Millard
E. Tydings, of Maryland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JANET ELIZABETH HAYES
To the member of the Senior Class who has written
the best senior essay. Offered in memory of
Simon Kaplan, Tutor Emeritus, by his widow,
Mrs. Kaplan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ERIN MICHELE MILNES
HONORABLE MENTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JOHN BERTRAM
HoNoRABLE MENTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MICHAEL McKENZIE McCRANN McSHANE
To the member of the Junior Class who has written
the best annual essay. Offered by Mrs. Leslie
Clark Stevens in memory of her daughter-in-law,
Kathryn Mylorie Stevens
To the student who submits the best essay on a piece
of music
JEFFREY CHARLES SMITH
To the student who submits the most elegant solution of a mathematical problem. Offered in memory of James R. McClintock of the Class of 1965
CoLLINS DuoDu-BoNsu
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ROBERTA ANNE FAUX
PROBLEM II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . KIM PAFFENROTH
PROBLEM I
To the student who carries out the best laboratory
project . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No ENTRY
SEAN OPENSHAW LARoccA
To the Senior man and woman who by their participation, leadership, and sportsmanship have
contributed most to the College's athletic program, special maroon blazers. Offered by the
Alumni Association of St. John's College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ELEANOR HAMBURGER
DANIEL WARREN HoH
To the member of the Sophomore Class who has
written the best annual essay. Offered under the
will of the late Judge Walter I. Dawkins, of the
Class of 1880 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DAVID DANIEL WALTER
To a member of the Senior Class who has contributed outstanding service to the Greater Annapolis Community. Offered by the Caritas
Society of St. John's College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MEETRA LEE DooRANDISH
HONORABLE MENTION
HONORABLE MENTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GRAHAM HARMAN
HONORABLE MENTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ALEXANDER AUGUSTINE lo
To the member of the Freshman Class who has written the best annual essay. Offered in memory of
Jacob Klein, Tutor Emeritus, by Mrs. Klein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MICHELLE MARIE NICOLL
To the student who submits the best English version
of a Greek text. Offered in memory of John S.
Kieffer, President Emeritus, by his widow, Mrs.
Kieffer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DAVID MARVIN JOHNSON
To the student who submits the best English version
of a French poem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JEANNE CLAIRE Duv01sIN
Walter S. Baird Prize- for a senior who has demonstrated excellence in the arts, literature, or
sciences
HONORABLE MENTION
SHEILA ANNE MoNEN
JENNIFER AMANDA LAPHAM
Chicago Business Fellowship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SARA ELLEN CATANIA
Dow Newspaper Fund Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RAYMOND LESLIE GIFFORD
Truman Scholarship- four-year scholarship for a rising junior who is interested in a career in public
service ................................................. . KENNETH JoHN PARADIS
�ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS
At St. John's College-Annapolis
Dr. Granville Q. Adams, 1929
Robert E. Kanode
Philip L. Alger, 1912
Dr. Simon & Fanny Kaplan
Annapolis Graduate Institute
Francis A. Katz, 1929
Annapolis Self-Help
John Spangler Kieffer, H'70
George M. Austin, 1908
Jacob Klein, H'76
Walter S. Baird, 1930
Arthur E., Jr., & Hilda Combs
Betty Beck Bennett, 1960
Landers, 1930
Ford K. Brown, H'70
Joseph Lapides
Chicago Regional
Maryland National Foundation
Mrs. Clyde Alvin Clapp
Massachusetts Regional
Class of 1897
Philip A. Myers II, 1938
Rev. Theo O'Brien
Class of 1898
Richard F. Cleveland, H'54
Oklahoma Regional
Dr. Charles C. Cook
Dr. Thomas Parran, 1911
Corp. George E. Cunniff III
Pittsburgh Regional
Clarence L. Dickinson, 1911
Reader's Digest Foundation
Richard A. Duhan, 1963
Leanore B. Rinder
Clifton C. Roehle
Faculty Scholarship
Harry Golding Graduate Institute
Joan & Bela Ronay
Murray Joel & Julius Rosenberg, 1938
Edna G. & Roscoe E. Grove, 1910
John T. & Gertrude L. Harrison, 1907
Flora Duvall Sayles
John T. Harrison, Jr.
G. D. Searle/John E. Robson
Charles W. Hass
Hazel Norris & J. Graham Shannahan,
Richard H. Hodgson, 1906
1908
Hodson Trust
Clarence W. Stryker
Alfred & Ruth Houston, 1906
Frederick J. von Schwerdtner
Houston Regional
Richard D. Weigle, H'49
St. John's College
Jesse H" & Mary Gibbs Jones
Col. Robert K & Margaret Larsh
Jones, 1909
At St. John's College-Annapolis and Santa Fe
Donna Marie Delattre Memorial
CV Starr Memorial
ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS
At St. John's College-Annapolis
Alumni Association
Crown Central Petroleum Corporation
Mrs. Frances M. Gifford
Stella and Charles Guttman Foundation
Ensign C. Markland Kelly, Jr. Memorial
Foundation
John J. Leidy Foundation
The Duane & Clementine Peterson
Charitable Fund
William Smith Scholarship Fund
The UPS Foundation
Karl R. Van Tassel
��ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
Annapolis, Maryland
BACCALAUREATE SERVICE
Sunday, May 22, 1988 - 10:00 a.m.
The Great Hall
PROCESSION
Congregation Standing
CALL TO WORSHIP
Congregation standing
HYMN
Netherlands Folk Hynm
. . "we Gather Together to Ask the Lord's Blessing"
(Congregation standing)
We gather together to ask the Lord's blessing;
he chastens and hastens his will to make known;
the wicked oppressing now cease from distressing,
sing praises to his name: he forgets not his own.
Beside us to guide us, our God with us joining,
ordaining, maintaining his kingdom divine;
so from the beginning the fight we were winning;
thou, Lord, wast at our side; all glory be thine!
We all do extol thee, thou leader triumphant,
and pray that thou still our defender wilt be.
Let thy congregation escape tribulation;
thy name be ever praised! 0 Lord, make us free!
RESPONSIVE READING .
(Congregation seated)
Reader:
William M. Dyal, Jr.
President
• Psalm 103 •
Bless the Lord, 0 my soul; and all this is within me, bless his holy name!
Response: Bless the Lord, 0 my soul, and :forget not all his benefits,
Reader:
Who forgives all your iniquity, who heals all your diseases,
Response: Who redeems your life :from the pit, who crowns you with steadfast love
and mercy,
Reader:
Who satisfies you with good as long as you live
Response: So that your youth is renewed like the eagl.e's.
Reader:
The Lord works vindication and justice for all who are oppressed.
Response: He made known his "Ways to Moses, his acts to the peopl.e of Israel..
Reader:
The Lord is merciful and gracious, slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love.
Response: He will not al.ways chide, nor will he keep bis anger for ever.
Reader:
He does not deal with us according to our sins,
Response: Nor requite us according to our iniquities.
Reader:
For as the heavens are high above the earth,
Response: So great is his steadf'ast l.ove toward those who :fear him;
Reader:
As far as the east is from the west,
Response: So :far does he remove our transgressions :from us.
Reader:
As a father pities his children, so the Lord pities those who fear him.
Response: For he knows our :frame; he remembers that we are dust.
- continued on reverse -
�Reader:
As for man, his days are like grass; he flourishes like a flower of the field;
Response: For the wind passes over it, and it is gone, and its place knows it no more.
But the steadfast love of the Lord is from everlasting to everlasting upon
Reader:
those who fear him, and his righteousness to children's chil~ren,
Response: To those who keep his covenant and remember to do his commandments.
Reader:
The Lord has established his throne in the heavens,
Response: And his kingdom rules over all.
Reader:
Bless the Lord, 0 you his angels,
Response: You mighty ones who do his word, hearkening to the voice or his word!
Reader:
Bless the Lord, all his hosts,
Response: His ministers that do his will!
Reader:
Bless the Lord, all his works,
Response: In all places or his dominion.
Read.er and Response:
ANTIIEM •
."o
Bl.ess the Lord, 0 my soul.!
Lovely Peace" from Judas Maccabaeus
George Fredric Handel
The St. John's Singers
Erin Milnes, Director
President Dyal
SCRIP.ruRE READINGS
The Old Testament
The New Testament
Genesis 37:1-11; 50:14-22
Matthew 5:13-16, 7-12
Michael S. Littleton
Tutor, S~. John's College
SERMON
"Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise" •
• Welsh Melody
Text by ~alter Chalmers Smith, 1867
Immortal, invisible, God only wise,
In light inaccessible hid from our eyes,
Most blessed, most glorious, the Ancient of Days,
Almighty, victorious, thy great name we praise.
Unresting, unhasting, and silent as light,
Nor wanting, nor wasting, thou rulest in might;
Thy justice like mountains high soaring above,
Thy clouds which are fountains of goodness and love.
To all life thou givest, to both great and small;
In all life thou livest, the true life of all;
We blossom and flourish as leaves on the tree,
And wither and perish, but nought changeth thee.
Great Father of glory, pure Father of light,
Thine angels adore thee, all veiling their sight;
All laud we would render, 0 help us to see
'Tis only the splendor of light hideth thee.
BENEDICTION
(Congregation standing)
RECESSION
�The Board of Visitors
and Governors
The President
and the Faculty
of
St. John's College
request the honor
of your presence
at the commencement events
for the class of
nineteen hundred eighty-eight
Annapolis, Maryland
May twenty-second
�COMMENCEMENT EVENTS 1988
SATURDAY, MAY 7
10:30 p.m.
Spring Cotillion - Randall Hall
FRIDAY, MAY 20
7:00 p.m.
President's Dinner for the Senior Class College Dining Hall
SATURDAY, MAY 21
11:00
3:00
5:30
8:15
10:30
a.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
Class Day Exercises - Great Hall
Faculty-Senior Softball Game - Back Campus
Picnic-Back Campus
Film showing- Key Auditorium
Waltz Party-Great Hall
SUNDAY, MAY 22
10:00 a.m.
Baccalaureate Service:
Sermon by Michael Littleton,
Tutor, St. John's College
McDowell Hall
11:30 a.m.
Lunch- College Dining Hall
2:00 p.m.
Commencement Exercises
Address by Mr. Curtis Wilson,
Tutor, St. John's College
Under the Liberty Tree
Reception for Seniors, Faculty, Alumni, and Guests Immediately following
On the Quad
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Graduate Institute
.
In
Liberal Education
ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
1784-1984
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
THURSDAY, AUGUST NINTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED EIGHTY FOUR
�PROGRAM
MASTER OF ARTS DEGREE
VIRGINIA KEITH BARKER
FOR THE SIXTH COMMENCEMENT OF THE ANNAPOLIS
CAMPUS OF THE GRADUATE INSTITUTE
KEVIN C. BENNETT
Severna Park, Maryland
Franklinville, New York
JACQUELINE MILLER BENTLEY
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
KAREN CAMILLE CARUSO
Upper Marlboro, Maryland
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
WELCOME
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS
Geoffrey J. Comber
Director, Graduate Institute
Charles A. Nelson
St. John's College, Board of Visitors
and Governors, Member, 1978-84;
Chairman, 1979-83
KATHLEEN SHEEHAN CORLETTA
NORMAN PAUL LaSONDE
Annapolis, Maryland
Knoxville, Tennessee
VIRGINIA A.H. McCONNELL
Boulder, Colorado
JOYCE RAYMOND PHILLIP
Crofton, Maryland
CONFERRING OF DEGREES
ACADEMIC RECf:SSION
HOWARD LEE SHEPHERD
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
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Addresses given at commencement and programs of events related to, and including, the annual commencement ceremonies at St. John's College. Includes both the undergraduate and Graduate Institute commencements. <br /><br />The College Archives holds programs and/or addresses for the following years:<br />
<ul>
<li>1796</li>
<li>1835-1836</li>
<li>1842</li>
<li>1852</li>
<li>1856-1857</li>
<li>1870</li>
<li>1878</li>
<li>1880</li>
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<li>1932</li>
<li>1936-1937</li>
<li>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
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ST. JOHN'S- COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
SUNDAY, MAY TWENTY-THIRD
NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY-SIX
�PROGRAM
JOHN PIERCE BORDERS, JR..
Ha1mony /01 Phaed1t1s
... La Grange, Georgia
FO:R THE
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGH1Y-FOURTH COMMENCEMENT
IN THE
TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTIETH YEAR
MARY MARTIN CERULLO
Hegel's Conception of Histo1y
OF THE COLLEGE
.ACADEMIC PROCESSION
..................... The Reverend Clark A. Hock
INVOCATION .
Pastor, United Church of Christ
WELCOME.
.. ... . . . . .. ... . ..... The President of. the College
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND AwARDS
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS
... The President of the College
.. The Reverend
J.
Winfree Smith
Tutor, St. John's College
CONFERRING OF DEGREES
JOHN FRANCIS BUKACEK
. .. .. .... .. ..... .
Chicago, Illinois
The P1agments of Parmenides' Poem An Inquiry into the Natu1e of Man
.. The President of the College
MASTER OF AI;l.TS DEGREE
........ Morton, PennsylvanitJ
PETER B. CLARK .... ..
.................................... Sheridan, Wyoming
"If It Were Done When 'Tis Done, Then Twe1e Well It We11
Dcme Quickly."
DAVID EVAN REED CLEMENT .
................... Annapolis, Maryland
The Mind Behind the Whale on Examina#on of Melville's Moby
Dick f1om an Anti-metaphysical Standpoint.
-*MARJORIE JEAN COLLINGWOOD ...
............ Boston, Massachusetts
Majesty: A Constant in the Life of John Milton
Lewisburg, Pennsylvania
MARION YOUNG CONDON . .. ... ... . . . ... ... ..... .
L'or et L'Autorite A Sound Study of Vale1y's "Palme"
JOSE F. GRAVE DE PERALTA DON .
The Curious Impe1tinent
Wilmington. Delaware
(with title of thesis)
JOAN ELIZABETH SILVER .
. ........ Huntington, New York
Hegel and God: Philosophy, Religion, and ''The World"
BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE
(with title of thesis)
JANICE LYNN BARTON . .. .
....... Everett, Washington
On Attachment to Govemment in The Pede1alist Papers
ELIZABETH ANN BASSAN ...
A1istotle's Response to Meno's Question
PAUL MCCUTCHEON BELL
"Faithful to the EMth"
.......... Seattle, Washington
.................................... Tarrytown, New York
GRETCHEN LOUISE BERG .......................................... District Heights, Maryland
The Self is Unrest: Dialectic and Grace in Goethe's PalUt
JACQUELINE ANN BLUE ...
Memento Mori
......... Springfield Gardens, New York
JOHAN HERMAN DE Roos .......................... Irvington on Hudson, New York
Machiavelli: A Question of Virtue
PHILO LOUIS DIBBLE
Passion and Pride in Pascal's Pensees
ARTHUR ROY DIXON
Kant, Space and Geomet1y
CARL W. DUNN ....
Preedom, Necessity, And Happiness
JAMES THOMAS DUNN
...................
Love and Speech in the Phaed1us
....... Washington, D.C.
............ Newark, Delaware
HarrisviUe, New Hampshire
An Essay on War and Peace
Silver Spring, Maryland
STEPHEN GERARD GILLES . .. .. . .. . ........... .
Achilles and Patroclus
.. Utica, New York
DAVID VAUGHN GLASS
Hold on a Moment
The Threlil Dialectical Moments
in the Development of Man as Species Bemg
Ar]ington, Virginia
�The Swan Songs
The Object of the Science of Being
STEVEN SHAPLEIGH GRAY
A Ca/.culus Interpreted Fof Logic
An Anal'Jsis of the Tragic Internal Realm in Racine's Phedre
A Brief Anal'Ysis of Aesch'Ylus' Agamemnon
. .......... Green 13a'J, Wisconsin
JAMES HILL ....... .............
.. East Grand Rapids, Michigan
ROBERTA ELAINE NALBANDIAN...........
.. .................. Alexandria, Virginia
FRANCES ANN GUINARD .
... ,.......... Southbridge, Massachusetts
RICHARD RAYMOND MORRILL
............................................... Houston, Texas
Of Doggish Pfotocol (a comed'Y of representation)
WILLIAM WARD NOOTER ..
The Consciousness of Doubt: Political and Ps'Ychologiclll
Nihilism in Dosto'Yevsk'Y's 'The PosseJ.sed"
JANE ELLEN OGBURN .
.. .............. Metarie, Louisiana
. .................... ..
" Bridport, England
KATHERINE MYFANWY OWEN
Baltimore, Mar'Jland
On examination of Christian faith, as explained b'Y Aquinas
An Account of Phronesis and Sophia from Ari.flotle's
Nichomachean Ethics
..... ................. Gaithersburg, Maryland
CATHERINE LOUISE PARISH.
The Quickening Heart
Palo Alto, California
CLAUDIA FRANKLIN INGRAM
D.C.
"For All a11d None" A Stud'Y of virtue in
Thus Spake Zarathustra
"We Must Love the Golden Age" (On the Civil Religion
of Jean-Jaiques Rousseau)
.......................
.. .............................................. Washington,
Knowing and Loving In Diotima's Speech in Plato's S'YmPosium
.. .... New Cit'J, New York
JANE MAcGUFFIE HUDSON ...............
JONATHAN KARL HUSTIS .........
.................... :..... Woodcliff Lake, New. Jerse'Y
MARGARET MCGUINNESS
.. Spring Green, Wisconsin
LESLIE BAKER GRAVES ................... ..
The Ends of Action, and Action as a End
.................. Kansas City, Missouri
ELIZABETH HELEN RANDOLPH
On Love in Wagner's Tristan and Isolde
MARK DAVID JOHNSON ....................................... Lord's Valley, Penns'Ylvania
A Stud'Y in Hegel's Dialetic: Inclinations to Truth Of
How I Stopped Fearing Armageddon and Learned to Love the World
Spmt
WILLIAM LANGMADE RANDOLPH ....
. ...................... Kansas City, Missouri
Reflections on the Activit'Y of Thought in Aristotle a,nd Hegel
Chestertown, Mar'Yland
BERNADETTE KEEFE ....
The Reed in Perspective
JOHN HERBERT REES .. ...................
... ...
.. ......... .
Vienna, Virginia
Human Thought in Aristotle's Univefse
SUSAN ELIZABETH KIRK .................................................. Heidelberg, German'Y
What Good is Philosoph'Y
SUE LEE LARRISON .
SHERI ANN RoTHSTEIN .
.. ..................... Livingston, New Jersey
The Bonds of Nature in King Lear or Ya Gotta Have Friends
JUSTIN LAI-Ssu LEE ........ .......................
.. .... Ann Arbor, Michigan
On the Cause of Connections in the Natural World
KATHERINE BROWNING LUFKIN
I
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.... .. .............. ....... Newport News, Virginia
"ls Ever'Jbod'Y HaPP'Y?"
MARY CONRAD RUBINO
BARBARA Lois ScHMITTEL
St. Paul, Minnesota
................ Annapolis, Maryland
" . . . and now doth time waste me . . . "
................................... Oak Park, Michigan
The Education of Democracy
Man is B'Y Nature
JEFFREY BRIAN SHEA . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . .. .. .. . . . . . .. . . .. .. . .. . . .. . Albany, California
BRIAN FRANCIS LYNCH ................................................. Mar'Yville, Missouri
Karl Marx: Towards an Understanding of Human Labor
Let Us Help Him Who Did So Human A Thing
RUTH ANN MAASSEN ....................... .
Fremont, Michigan
Suffering and Sight in King Lear
DOUGLAS KIRK MAYER ............................................................ Columbus, Ohio
Kid Stuff
GRAHAM LINDLEY SPRUIELL .............. ..
Metairie, Louisiana
The Proposal of the Aesthetic Judgment
CHARLES CHRISTIAN STOLL .....
The N eces.tit'Y of the Wager
.. .................. Louisville, Kentucky
�THOMAS THEODORE TAMLYN,
JR. .................................
Honors and Prizes
New York, New York
Dmitri Fyodorovitch Karamazov: A RuJJian Criminal
................................ West Caldwell, Netu ]e,sey
SUSAN PHYLLIS TISCHLER
"Measure for Measure Must Be Answered"
... Federalsburg, Ma,yland
PAULA WRIGHT TRUITT ......
The Persuasion of the Furies
. .................... Spring uke, Michigan
ADAM R. WASSERMAN .. .
Self-knowledge and Temptation in Augustine's Confessions
............. Orange, Connecticm
GAIL FREDDA WEBBER .......
Reading W riti1tg and Eros
STEVEN HARRY WEINSTEIN .
.......................... Portsmouth, Ohio
The Transcendental Relation of Concept lo Object
in Kant's Critique of Pure Reason
... ... ... .. . ... Guilford, C(1lif ornia
DINAH WELLS .
"You can't always get what you want ... "
ISABEL R. WERTHEIMER
................................ Phi14delphia1 Pennsylvanilt
An Examination of the Characters in Moliere's Tartuffe
Stevensville, Maryland
MARIAN IRIS WOLFE
7654321 (A Comparison of the Number Creation in Kant's
Critique of Pure Reason and Dedekind's Essays on the
Theory of Numbers)
DAVID LEVANGER Woon.
. ...... M4lvern, Pennsylvania.
A brief Account of Galileo's Methodology.
ARTHUR WILLIAM YOUNG III
........ Edgartown, Massachusetts
Man in the City
To the Senior who has the highest standing,
a silver medal and $100. Offered by the
Board of Visitors and Governors .............. MARIAN IRIS WOLFE
To the member of the Junior Class, for high
academic achievement, constructive membership in the college community, and
commitment to later postgraduate work, an
award of $1,250, (to be applied to senior
year fees) in memory of Duane L. Peterson
given by his widow .. . .. .. ... .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . CARLA SUE SCHICK
To students with high scholarship, an award of
$1,000 (to be· applied to yearly fees) in
memory of an American Youth who
through his unselfish loyalty and great
courage helped to perpetuate the ideals
that have made America great. Ofiered by
the C. Markland Kelly, Jr., Memorial
Foundation .. .. ... .. .. . .... . ... . . ... ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . . CARLA SUE SCHICK
TERRY C. SCHULD
KIMBERLY ANN SCHRAF
To a student with high scholarship, an award
of $1,000 (to be applied to yearly fees).
Ofiered by Bela Ronay in memory of his
wife, Joan Yvonne Ronay.
CHERIE LYNNE HARPELL
To the member of the Senior Oass for excellence in speaking, a prize of $50, awarded in memory of Senator Millard E. Tydings
of Maryland
CLAUDIA FRANKLIN INGRAM
To the member of the Senior Class who has
written the best Senior Essay, a prize of
$50, Offered in memory of Susan Irene
DAVID EvAN REED CLEMENT
Roberts of the Class of 1966 ..........
STEPHEN GERARD GILLES
Honorable Mention CLAUDIA FRANKLIN INGRAM
AS OF THE CLASS OF 1975
KATHRYN HARRIS LUND .
.. Annapolis, Maryland
"It is Therefore Necessary for a Prince to Know
Well How to Use Both the Beast and the Man."
Machiavelli's Prince: Chapter Eighteen
BENEDICTION ................... .
. ...................... The Reverend Carl A. Hock
Pastor, United Church of Christ
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
•Conditional upon completion of requirements.
To the member of the Junior Class who has
written the best annual essay, a prize of $j0.
Offered by Mrs. Leslie Clark Stevens in
memory of her daughter-in-law, Kathryn
... .. RICHARD DANIEL SMITH
Mylroie Stevens
CHELA ROY WEILER
To the member of the Sophomore Class who
has written the best annual essay, a prize of
$50. Offered under the will of the late Judge
\Valter I. Dawkins of the Class of 1880 .... KARI ELIZABETH JENSEN
�To the member of the Freshman Class who
has written the best annual essay, a prize of
$50........................................................... No AWARD
Honorable Mention KIMBERLY ANN ScHRAF
To the student who submits the best English
translation of a Greek text, a prize of $50,
awarded in memory of John Spangler Kieffer given by his widow . .. ....................... TINA SUSAN RHEA
To the student who submits the best English
translation of a French poem, a prize of
$50 ...
.. ..................... No AWARD
Honorable Mention BARBARA LOIS SCHMI'l'TEL
RODNEY ANNE STRABUCCI
To the student who submits the best brief
comment on a piece of music, a prize of
$50.
.. ........ ... .. . .. .. .. .... .. .... . .. .. SUSAN MARGARET WILSON
To the student who submits the best original
English poem, a prize of $50 ................. GRETCHEN LOUISE BERG
To the member of the Freshman or Sophomore Class who submits the most elegant
solution of a mathematical problem, a prize
of $50. Offered under the will of General
Amos W. W. Woodcock, of the Class of
1903.
.. ..................... HOWARD GRENFELL PRIOR
BLAKE THOMAS KLINE
To the member of the Junior or Senior Class
who submits the most elegant solution of a
mathematical problem, a prize of $50. Offered in memory of James K. McClintock,
of the Class of 1965 - .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... RICHARD DANIEL SMITH
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To the Senior man and Senior woman, who by
their participation, leadership, and sportsmanship, have contributed most to the College's Athletic Program, special maroon
blazers, offered by the Alumni Association
of St. John's College.
........................ STEVEN SHAPLEIGH GRAY
JANE MACGUFFIE HUDSON
�THE BOARD OF VISITORS AND GOVERNORS
THE PRESIDENT AND THE FACULTY
OF
ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
REQUEST THE HONOR OF YOUR PRESENCE
AT THE COMMENCEMENT EVENTS
FOR THE CLASS OF
NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY-SIX
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
MAY TWENTY-THIRD
�
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ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
.ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
1696-1975
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
SUNDAY, MAY TWENTY-FIFfH
NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE
�TED ARLAND BLANTON ....... .................................. Salisbury, North Carolina
Bqtlllli1y
AmmC11: One Perspectwe
Cum. Laude
PROGRAM
m
FOR THE
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-THIRD COMMENCEMENT
IN THE
LAURA TREMAINE BRIDGMAN .......................................... . Waterville, Mains
The Re11J Life in WM 11nd Pe11ce
JONATHAN LEE CHURCH .................................................... Belle Fontaine,· Ohio
The tr11nsilion from Re11lism to Ide11lism in Hegel's
Phenomenology of the Spirit
TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR
OF THE COLLEGE
MADELEINE SOPHIE CLARKE .................................................. Elkridge, Maryland
The Oresteia
Cum Laude
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
INVOCATION ....................................................................... William Kyle Smith
Tutor Emeritus, St.John's College
WELCOME ............................................................... The President of the College
RACHEL CHANNON CRAIN ... ... ... .. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Annapolis, Maryland
On ] 11ne A.11s1m
DEREK EVAN CROSS ... ."....................................................... Springfield, Virginia
Porm#I of Lear
JANE ELLEN D'AGNESE ..................................................... Lynn, Massachusetts
B:rpltmt#ion m Bvol111ion
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND AWARDS······-··· The President of the College
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS ...... -................................... Robert Bart
Tutor, St. Johrls College
CONFERRING OF DEGREES . .. . .. .. .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . The President of the College
SANDRA DAVENPORT ................................................................. Cincinnati, -Ohio
BellH 1bn No
MATTHEW OCTAVE DEBACKER ................................... Jonesville, Michigan
The Kingdom of hu11en m11y be comptWed lo 11 m11n who sowed
good 1111d in his fi1ld . . .
MICHAEL GERARD DINK ......................................................... Cincinnati, Ohio
The Phenomenolog'Y of Soul in Pl11to's Phaedo
Magna Cum Laude
BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE
SALLIE ANN DOBREER ....................................................... Alhambra, California
An Bx11mina1ion of she Role of Logic in she Science of Mt11hemtllics
(with title of essay)
CAROL JOSEPHINE ALJ!IERTO ..
. .......... Martinsville, Virginia
The Ontology of Motion (On Aristode's Definition
Cum Laude
of Motion)
GEORGE MALCOLM DAVIDSON ANASTAPLO .....
Dante's Inferno: The Image of P1'ide
..... Chicago, Illinois
Magna Cum Laude
THOMAS MARVIN AsH, III ........
. ....................... Loztisville, Kentucky
Come, and Follow Me - A discussion of ihe Fune1'al 01'alion
and the Gettysbu1'g Add1'ess
DAVID JAMES ASHMORE_
"Ach, Vanka's gone to PePersbMg . . ."
....... Akron, Ohio
Cum Laude
G. KAY BISHOP ....................... .
.............. Little Rock, Arkansas
.. " (an unspeakable tribute to the unreasonable)
BAIR J. DONABEDIAN
................ Anne Arbor, Michigan
D11rwinilln Cmeritl for 11 Science of H#mlltl Beh11t1ior
GERSHON EKMAN .............. .
Me1111ing in Mwic
GEORGE FREDERICK ELLIS .......................... .
On she Forms of Pr11cliclll Philo1ophy
SARA COULSON ELLIS ..... .
Faust: P.rt One
DANIEL TIMOTHY FEINSTEIN .......... .
Hobbes' Debt lo Thucydides
... Forest Hills, New York
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Chicago, Illinois
....... Stamford, Connecticut
Cum Laude
DoNALD STEPHEN FELDMAN............
. .. Rockaway Park, New York
On the Rootedness of Nature: A Stud'Y of Sophocles'
Oedipus in COlonus
�A Stud'Y of Hobbes and Rouue""
"I an sleep'Y, and the ooz'Y weeds about me twill."
PETER THORNTON Fox ........................ " ........ .
.... Baltimore, Maryland
CHRISTOPHER AUSTIN KING ......... .
PAUL SETH FISHLEDER .................................................... Teaneck, New Jersey
The Musical Images of Ti1n.e
Magna Cum Laude
On the Dtwelopment of Pure Reason
.. Washington, D. C.
CYNTHIA ANN KIRSCHNER ......... .
Annapolis, Maryland
.. Arlington, Virginia
PETER LIONEL KNIAZ ........
MARY CARLA GARRETTSON ....... .
. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Somllel Apolol'Y
There is but One F.nth
........ Ann Arbor, Michigan
JOHN MA."l{WELL LARSON ...
What is Exploit/Ilion?
•SETH LAURENCE GINSBURG ..................................... Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Oh Mama, Can this Rea!l'Y Be the End, to be Stuck Inside
a Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again?
JOYCE SUSAN MENDLIN ......................... ..
CAREN LEIGH GREISMAN ............................................... Vineland, New Jersey
.. .. New York, New York
The Vo'Yage of Charles Baudelaire m Les Fleurs .Du Mal
LISA CHEDZOY MORRISON.... . ......................
"What'er exc11ls in u1hat we priz6, Appears a heroine in
O'Uf' e'Yes" (from ]onath1111 Swift: Cademus and Vanessa)
MARK STEPHEN GRUBER ........................................................... Miami, Florida
Beautiful Individualit'Y
MALCOLM RIDGWAY HANDTE ................................ Vestal Broome, New Jersey
Toward an Understanding of Space in K11m
.... Rockville, Maryland
"Belter is a handful of quietneu . . . "
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DALE BURTON MORTIMER .............................................. Lynbrook, New York
"Cause the Weeds Need the Carbon Dioxide." A Commentar'Y
on Darwin'J The Origin of Species
.. .....................\..... Fargo, North Dakota
Virtue, Reason and Life: An Eull')' on War and Peace
CHRISTINE R. PAULSON ..................
•GENE HELLER .'. .......................................................... Philadelphia, Pennsylvana
.. .. Ames, Iowa
ELIZABETH ANN PETERSON ..................... .
The Hunger of Self-LotJe
There iJ Nothing New Under the Sun (A Rllfliew of
Ari1totle'1 mfluence on Newtonitln Meehllnics)
MICHAEL EDWARD HENDRY ................................................... Norfolk, Virginia
"He is Become as One of Us"; The M'Yth of Descartes' Medilllliom
NANCY MARIE POLK .............................................. ., ...... Glen Cove, New York
A CuriouJ Game (Nature: The Difference of Kant
Magna Cum Laude
and the Difference it make1)
CHARLES EDWARD NIBLET HOFFACKER ...................... St. David's, Pennsylvania
The Crsated Or/Jer as the Medium of RetJe'41ion in Chf'fslillnilJ
.................... Glen Burnie, Maryland
HARRIET ANN QUESENBERRY .....
ARTHUR CLYDE HORVATH ........................................................... Canfield, Ohio
A Stud'Y of Machi1111elli
On the Endless Controversies of MetllfJh1sics
JOHN ELWOOD ROGERS ..........
CHRISTOPHER HANNES HOVING ....... .
Wa/JJ: The SoMce of Gre111ness
EUGENE GENO IORGOV, JR................. .
Washington, D. C.
Magna Cum Laude
. Annapolis, Maryland
The Laborer from Art to Art
JAMES NELSON JARVIS ..................................................... St. Albans, Vermont
What is Energy?
Cum Laude
.. .................................... Worthington, Ohio
Time and Number
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MARY SARAH ROGI:!RS ................................ .
Phaedrus
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Cum Laude
TINA JOANNE SADDY ............................................. Spring Valley, New York
Wh1 We Enio'Y NotJels
. ... Brooklyn, New York
"And God Said Let Us iYiake Mitn in OM Own Image."
MARGUERITE JUDSON SMITH..............
DENNIS JAMES JOHNSON, ........................... ................... Mt. Airy, Maryland
"I look with S'J'mfJathetic awe and fearfulness upon the man ..."
PATRICIA ANNE JOYCE .............................. " . ........ ""Huntington, New York
"The crown o'the earth doth melt."
EUGENE THOMAS KELLY .................................................. Dundalk, Maryland
The Bond Between Pierre and Andrei in War and Peace
LAWRENCE ALAN SoNNENFELDT ......
V anit'Y and Virtue
Port Washington, New York
Cum Laude
KEVIN STACEY ........................................................................ Manhattan, Kansas
'KMlt and Non-Euclidean Geometr'Y
Cum Laude
�Honors and Prizes
•KAREN ELLEN STEVENS .. . . . ... .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. ............ Adelphi, Maryland
From The Depths: Responsibiluy in The Brothers Karamazov
EDWARD CARY STICKNEY ............................................. Montgomery, Alabama
Hegel's Logic: The Process Thill Undergo1Js Itself
Magna Cum Laude
To the Senior who has the highest standing,
a silver medal and $100. Offered by the
Board of Visitors and Governors . ...... . .... .. MICHAEL GERARD D1NK
ELIZARETH FORT TOMLINSON ······· ....................... ······· Princeton, New Jersey
Go, go, go, s11id the bird: Hum11n Kind C11fmot bBM very
Cum Laude
much r1J11lily
ELIZABETH JEAN TRACY ............ .
On the Tragedy of Phedre
.......................... Alexandria, Virginia
ANNETTE THERESE TULLIER .......... ............. .. ..........
Loi•e 11nd FriBtUlship in Pride and Prejudice
To the member of the Junior Class, for high
academic achievement, constructive membership in the college community, and commitment to later postgraduate work, an
award of $1,250 (to be applied to senior
year fees) in memory of Duane L. Peterson
given by his widow ... ........ .. ... ... ... .. ... ... .. ..... JOSEPH MICHAEL D1GEORGE
Annapolis, Maryland
•ROBERT GARY TzumKER ................................................. Alexandrid, Virginia
Sophocles' Philoctetes: The Touch From Alar
K.
c. VICTOR :.............................................. .
. ......... New Yo,.k, New Yof'k
Man's Char11cler is His DaimoJJ
STEPHEN CHARLES WEBER ......
Ope,._ing thlJ Soul
To smdents with high scholarship, an award
of $1,000. (to be applied to yearly fees) .
in · memory of an ·American Youth who
through his unselfish loyalty and great courage helped to perpetuate the ideals that
have made America great. Offered by the
C. Markland Kelly, Jr., Memorial Foundation. ........................................................... DAVID EVAN CLEMENT
VICKI LOUISE CASS
TERRY CLIFTON SCHULD
.............. .............. Baltimof'e, Maryland
SHIU-CHUN WONG ......................................................... Kowloon, Hong Kong
Choices in Mathem11tics
Cum Laude
REBECCA ANN ZLOTOFF .. .... .. ..... .... .... .. .. .. .. .... . .. ........ .. Annapolis, Ma,.yland
Cum Laude
Llldy Macbeth 11nd Mede11: A Question of Action
AS OF THE CLASS OF 1974
Queenstown, Maryland
GEOFFREY EARECKSON COCKEY .
lll
To a smdent with high scholarship, an award
of $1,000 (to be applied to junior year
fees). Offered by Bela Ronay in memory
of his wife, Joan Yvonne Ronay ................ JULIA PERKINS
........ ·.. Annapolis, Ma,.yland
JOANN MARIE RISBURG MOI.LIN ..
Aeschylus' Ag11memnon
i
AS OF THE CLASS OF 1973
TuEOPHUS HAROLD SMITH .............. .
Concerning the Spirit of the Pl4ce
......................... Atlanta, Geof'gia
l
To the member of the Senior Class for excellence in speaking, a prize of $50, awarded
in memory of Senator Millard E. Tydings
of Maryland .. :............................................ .. EDWARD CARY STICKNEY
BENEDICTION .................................................................... William Kyle Smith
.
Tutof' Emeritus, St. John's College
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
•conditional upon completion of requirements
To the member of the Senior Class who has
·Written the best Senior Essay, a prize of
$50. Offer.ed in memory of Susan Irene
Roberts of the Class of 1966 .......... ...... .. ... . LAURA TREMAINE BRIDGMAN
EDWARD CARY STICKNEY
�To the member of the Junior Class who has
written the best annual essay, a prize of $50.
Offered by :Mrs. Leslie Clark Stevens in
memory of her daughter-in-law, Kathryn
Mylroie Stevens ............................................ No AWARD
Honorable Mention SUSAN ELIZABETH KIRK
KATHERINE MYFANWY OwEN
To the member of the Sophomore Class who
has written the best annual essay, a prize of
$50. Offered under the will of the late
Judge Walter I. Dawkins of the Class of
1880.
.. ...................... STEPHANIE MELINE EIGER
Honorable Mention ERIC MICHAEL SALEM
To the member of the Freshman Class who
has written the best annual essay a prize
of $50. . . . ......
.. ....................... CAROLINE ELIZABETH ALLEN
Honorable Mention MICHAEL JoSEFH CIBA
ERIC HUANG WEFALD
To the student who submits the best English
translation of a French poem, a prize of
$50.
..................... BARBARA LOIS SCHMITTEL
Honorable Mention .JAMES DAVID WALLEY
To the student who submits the best original
English poem, a prize of $50. . · ... :. .. . ...... CAROLINE ELIZABETH ALLEN
Honorable Mention
~' ARREN
M. WIGUTOW
To the Senior man and Senior woman, who by
their participation, leadership, and sportsmanship, have contributed most to the College's Athletic Program, special marnon
blazers, offered by the Alumni Association
of Sr. John's College ..
MICHAEL GERARD DINK
MADELEINE SOPHIE CLARKE
�ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
Annapolis. Maryland 21404
BACCALAUREATE SERVICE
The Great Hall
Sunday, May 25,
1975, 11:00 a.m.
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
The Congregation is asked to stand during the Academic Procession.
INVOCATION
(Congregation standing)
HYMN
from Psalm C
(Congregation standing)
Old Hundredth
Louis Bourgeois
All people that on earth do dwell,
Sing to the Lord with cheerful voice;
Him serve with mirth, His praise forthtell,
Come ye before Him and rejoice.
Know that the Lord is God
Without our aid He did us
We are His flock, He doth
And for His sheep He doth
indeed;
make;
us feed,
us take.
O enter then His gates with praise,
Approach with joy His courts unto:
Praise, laud, and bless His Name always,
For it is seemly so to do.
For
His
His
And
why?
mercy
truth
shall
the Lord our God is good,
is forever sure;
at all times firmly stood,
from age to age endure. Amen.
RESPCl'JSIVE READING
(Congregation seated)
Reader:
How manifold
are Thy words, 0 Lord!
In wisdom hast Thou made them all.
People:
O Lord,
Reader:
When I behold the heavens, the work of Thy fingers,
The moon and the stars which Thou hast established;
People:
What is man that Thou art mindful of him,
man that Thou thinkest of him?
our God,
How glorious is Thy name in all the earth!
and the son of
�Reader:
Yet hast Thou made him But little less than divine,
And hast crowned him with glory and honor.
People:
Thou hast made him to have dominion over the works of
Thy hands; All things hast Thou put under his feet.
Reader:
Beloved of Thee is man, Thine own creation,
Thine image.
People:
Thou has given him understanding and insight,
And hast shown him what is good and evil.
Reader:
Thou has revealed unto him what is good; Thou hast
given him to choose between right and wrong.
People:
Thou has given him a mind, That he might use his
blessings wisely.
Reader:
A heart hast Thou given him, and free will, That he
might consider his ways, And live according to Thy will.
People:
We are mindful of all the great gifts Which Thou, 0 Lord,
hast given us; May we use them wisely that they may not
be in vain.
Reader:
You have been told, 0 man, what is good,
Lord requires of you:
People:
To do justly,
your God.
Fashioned in
and what the
to love mercy, And to walk humbly with
SCRIPTURE ·
Isaiah 2:2-5
Psalm 24
SERMON
Rabbi Morris D. Rosenblatt
Keneseth Israel Congregation
HYMN
from Psalm XC
(Congregation standing)
1.
Our
Our
Our
And
God, our Help in ages past,
Hope for years to come,
shelter from the stormy blast,
our eternal Home:
2.
Before the hills in order stood,
Or earth received her frame,
From everlasting Thou art God,
To endless years the same.
5.
ST. ANNE
William Croft
3.
A thousand ages in thy sight
Are like an evening gone:
Short as the watch that ends the nigh
Before the rising sun.
4.
Time, like an ever rolling stream,
Bears all its sons away;
They fly forgotten as a dream
Dies at the opening day.
Our God, our Help in ages past
Our Hope for years to come
Be Thou our Guard while life shall last,
And our eternal Home. Amen.
BENEDICTION
(Congregation Standing)
The Congregation is asked to remain standing until the
Academic Procession has left the Great Hall.
�
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<ul>
<li>1796</li>
<li>1835-1836</li>
<li>1842</li>
<li>1852</li>
<li>1856-1857</li>
<li>1870</li>
<li>1878</li>
<li>1880</li>
<li>1890</li>
<li>1893</li>
<li>1895</li>
<li>1897</li>
<li>1907</li>
<li>1910-1918</li>
<li>1920-1924</li>
<li>1928-1929</li>
<li>1932</li>
<li>1936-1937</li>
<li>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
</ul>
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ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
1696 - 1968
COMl\ffiNCEMENT EXERCISES
SUNDAY, JUNE NINTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT
�PROGRAM
FOR THE
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN1Y-SIXTH COMMENCEMENT
IN THE
TWO HUNDRED AND SEVEN1Y-SECOND YEAR
OF THE COLLEGE
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
INVOCATION ... ... ..... ...... ....... ........... ..... ..... The Reverend David P. Haney
Pastor, College Avenue Baptist Church
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND AWARDS .. The President of the College
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS ............ ......... ... .... Richard Scofield
CONFERRING OF DEGREES ... ........... .............. The President of the College
BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE
(with title of senior thesis)
Magna Cum Laude
I
\
KEITH COLLINS COVINGTON ..... .. .
.... ...... ......... .... Sharptown, Maryland
Sinister Dexterity: A Study of the Problematic Nature of the Moral Judgment
in the Exemplary and Tragic Novel by Herman Melville, entitled "Billy
Budd."
DEBORAH SCHWARTZ .... .. ................................. .. ..... .... Arlington, Virginia
The Stand Standing under Aristotle Is the Word Unheard and Understood.
GREGORY RICHARD SCOTT .......
......... ......... .. ...... Annapolis, Maryland
The Paradox of Force and the Illusion of Matter.
Cum Laude
MARY CHILTON HOWARD ................. .
....... Jersey City, New Jersey
Members One of Another
BARTHOLOMEW JOSEPH LEE ... .......... ............. Garden Grove, California
On Putting Des-Cartes Before the Hobbes
SALLY RUTZKY ....... ..... .... .. ....... .......... ..... Huntington Woods, Michigan
Come Fill the Cup, and in the Fire of Spring
Your Winter Garment of Repentence Fling
JOE SACHS .................. ..... .. ..... ....... ....... .. .......... ............. .. . Houston, Texas
"While Chasing a Goose:" a Reading of Plato's "Gorgias"
JONATHAN HALSBY SINNREICH ......... .................... ..... Queens, New York
The Compleat Thucydides
THOMAS REMSON WEBB
Clear and Distinct Perceptions
....... ............... Woodbridge, New Jersey
�Rite
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
LAWRENCE VINCENT ARNOLD, JR. ... ..... ....... .......
Let Him Too Rejoice and Say, "What is This?"
STEPHEN EDUARD BACH
.............................................. Cincinnati, Ohio
Rousseatt: The Unity of the Discourses and The Social Contract
KATHLEEN FRASER BEATON
...
Tucson, Arizona
The Possessed: The Remarkability of Stepan Trofimovitch
.............. ........ Crumpton, Maryland
LUTHER GIBSON BLACKISTON, JR.
Nehemiah: A Thesis
>
DONALD ALFRED BOOTH, JR. ...
Sewickley, Pennsylvania
. .. .. .. ... .
Alcibiades: The Self Destruction of Athens
VICKI EILEEN DAVIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. ..
Bel Air, Maryland
"Matter and Impertinency Mix'd:" The Confusion of King Lear
ELIZABETH ANN DOBBS ... ... .... .. ..... .. . ..... ........... ...
Coral Gables, Florida
The Withered Heart
............ New York, New York
JOHN JULIUS FALENCKI .... ....... ... .
Cunning in Playing
\/l
Wilmette, Ohio
THOMAS HUDSON FARRELL
7
lf alk Away, Rene, or, The Lonely Scientist
ANN BLAINE GARSON . .. ..
Villanova, Pennsylvania
. . . .. .. ..... ..
Freitd: A New View on the Capability for Morality
DOROTHEA WEND GILLELAN ············· ........ ...... ........
Baltimore, Maryland
Of Agreement and Disagreement
JOSHUA THOMAS GILLELAN,
II ........ ........ ........ .... ... Baltimore, Maryland
"Rare Words! Brave W arid!"
' (, 'l
Gambier, 0 hio
NANCY JEAN GOLDWIN
The Overthrow of Poetry
Alexandria, V irginia
MAURINE ANN HELLNER ...... ............ ...... .... .
Belief in "The Winter's Tale"
Galesburg, Illinois
HAROLD ALEXANDER HIMWICH
Two Concepts of Space
Dayton, Ohio
SUE ANN HINSCH .
Idiotically Symmetrical Crystallometry
I
L '1
';:;:>
SANDRA JANE HOBEN
. ... . ... ...... . . ... ..... ... .
Nattgatttcle, Connecticut
Fate Undoes Careless Kephallenians
BREN PICK JACQBSON . .. ...... ...... ........ ...... ....... ... ..
Amsterdam, New York
It's a Sad End
1
1,. (
7
BART LEE KAPLAN ... .........
. ........... ....
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Fall of Athenian Democracy
SUSAN LEUBUSCHER ............. ...... .... ... ... ..... ···· ··· ·· ···
Brooklyn, N ew York
Gustave van Aschenbach: "For every mile the feet go, the heart goes nine"
}INNA PEGEEN MACLAURIN ........ .... .......... ..... .... .... ..
Hanover, Maryland
On the Reason for the Failure of ThrJt Once Affable Angel
�DANIEL VINCENT MANFREDI ......... ............ .......
MiddletoU'n, Connecticut
Requiem for a Dove: An Interpretation of Henry James' "The Wings of
the Dove"
....... Chapel Hill, Nor th Carolina
SARAH HELEN MANIRE .
A Look at "War and Peace" "On ne voit pas qu'avec le coeur; !'essential est
invisible ponr les yaux"
Friendship, Maryland
SHARON LOUISE MARSELAS ... ......
An Examination of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel's
Lectures on the "Philosophy of History"
w aukegan,
HERBERT KURT MOHN, JR . ....... .... ······ ....... ... .. .. .... ...
Illinois
Marx of Exchange-Value on the Wall
HENRY STEPHEN MORSE ... ... ............ ........ ........... .......
w ashington,
D.
c.
Toward an Understanding of Kant's Transcendental Deduction
CAROL ANNE NEITZEY ............. .... .... ...... ....... ....
College Park, Maryland
Have You Seen Your Brother, Baby, Standing in the Shadow?
GEORGE\'{!ALTER PARTLOW .. .... .. .... ...... .... ........ ..... ...
Saginaw, Michigan
The Bttrning Mountain
LEE CHRISTINE REICHELDERFER····· ···· ······ ·· ·· ······ ··· ····
Annapolis, Maryland
Shakespeare's "Tempest"
.................. .. Baltimore, Maryland
GILBERT THORNTON RENA UT ... ..
On Flying
Annapolis, Maryland
ROSEMARY PETKE ROBERTS
Time is the Moving Image of Eternity
New York, New York
*PETER FRANKLIN ROSENTHAL ...... .. .. ..... ... .........
The Two Sailing in "De Anima''
/
MICHAEL SEAN RYAN .. ... ........... .... ...... ..... ... ... .......
~
\• h
)
\J 'I
... ..... ..... ... ... . .... MetaiTie, Louisiana
LARRY MCNEILL SCHLUETER
El Caballero
~ NANCY
U
Timonium, Maryland
Zossima
ZIMMERMAN SCOTT ............. ... ... .. .. ....... ......
Annapolis, Maryland
The Reason of the Unreason that Affiicts his Reason
CHARLES BARNES WATSON ........... ... . .
............ Annapolis, Maryland
Pascal's Pensees
""'/'DAVID HUGO WIGUTOFF
Annandale, Virginia
"I am he as you are he as you are me and we are all together."
JONATHAN ZAVIN.
. ..... .. ... ..... ........
New York, New York
Refiections on "Don Quixote"
As of the Class of 1959
PETER BENJAMIN SCHENCK .... .... .... .............. .... .
Charlestown, Maryland
Natural Justice and the Civil State
BENEDICTION
... The Reverend David P. Haney
Pastor, College Avenue Baptist Church
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
"To receive degree upon completion of Final Requirements
�Honors and Prizes
•
To the Senior who has the highest standing, a
silver medal. Offered by the Board of
... ........ ..... .. ........... KEITH COLLINS COVINGTON
Visitors and Governors
To the member of the Senior Class who has
written the best Senior Thesis, a prize of
$100. Offered by an anonymous donor in
memory of Susan Irene Roberts of the Class
of 1966 ....................
............................. ............. DEBORAH SCHWARTZ
Honorable Mention ...... .... ....... .. BARTHOLOMEW JOSEPH LEE
JONATHAN HALSEY SINNREICH
To the m ember of the Junior Class who has
written the best annual essay, a prize of
$50. Offered by Mrs. Leslie Clark Stevens
in memory of her daughter-in-law, Kathryn
Mylroie Stevens
.. .. ... ....... ...
.... .... ...... ........ .. .. No AWARD
Honorable M ention
... MARIAM ALICE CUNNINGHAM
To the member of the Sophomore Class who
has written the best annual essay, a prize of
$50. Offered under the will of the late
Judge W alter I. D awkins .
H onorable Mention
.. . HERBERT CHARLES MOFFITT III
To the m ember of the Freshman Class who
has wr itten the best annual essay, a prize of
$50. ....
.. .. .. ... .. .... .. ... ....... .
H onorable Mention
MELANIE H ANNAH SOLLOG
SARAH CATHERINE HARRISON
.. GEORGE HENRY ELIAS, JR.
.. . VICTOR MICHAEL VICTOROFF
�'
\
.
To the member of the Junior or Senior Class
who submits the most elegant solution of a
mathematical problem, a prize of $50. Offered under the James R. McClintock 1965
Memorial Prize Fund ..
... ....... ..........
ANTHONY JAY SNIVELY, III
To the member of the Freshman or Sophomore Class who submits the most elegant
solution of a mathematical problem, a prize
of $50. Offered by the late Brig. General
Amos w. w. Woodcock ·· ··· ·········· ···· ·····
RONALD HERBERT FIELDING
To the student who submits the best English
translation of a Greek text, a prize of
$50. .. .. ..... ................ ... ........................... ..... ... ...... ............ .. ..... .. No AwARD
To the student who submits the best English
translation of a French poein, a prize of
$50..
DANIEL VINCENT MANFREDI
To the student who submits the; best English
poem, a prize of $50. ... ........... ... ....... ......... .. ............. ... .. .... .... ..... No AWARD
Honorable Mention .......... . .. ....... ARTHUR HAROLD LUSE, III
To the student who submits the best brief
comment on a piece of music, a prize of
$50.
.............. ........................... .. .
Honorable Mention
.......... No AWARD
... ROBERTA HAWKINS PETIY
�
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<ul>
<li>1796</li>
<li>1835-1836</li>
<li>1842</li>
<li>1852</li>
<li>1856-1857</li>
<li>1870</li>
<li>1878</li>
<li>1880</li>
<li>1890</li>
<li>1893</li>
<li>1895</li>
<li>1897</li>
<li>1907</li>
<li>1910-1918</li>
<li>1920-1924</li>
<li>1928-1929</li>
<li>1932</li>
<li>1936-1937</li>
<li>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
</ul>
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ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
1696 - 1967
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
SUNDAY, JUNE ELEVENTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN
�PROGRAM
FOR THE
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY -FIFTH COMMENCEMENT
IN THE
TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTIETH YEAR
OF THE COLLEGE
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
INVOCATION ........... ..
...The Reverend E. James Lewi!
CURATE:
SI. Anne's Parish
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND AWARDS ... The President of the College
Thomas ~"McDonald
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS.
. ... The President of the College
CONFERRING OF DEGREES ..
BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE
(with title of senior thesis)
Magna Cum Laude
. ..Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
RICHARD MICHAEL BALLEN........... ...
Science and Sentiment: Hume's Acco11nt of Geometry and Natural Science
in the first book of his "Treatise of Human N atme" .
SARAH JOHANNA BELL
.....Andover, Massachusetts
...... .. ....
Causality and N ewton's "Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy"
Collegeville, Pennsylvania
THEODORA STOWE CARLILE ..
Shakespearian Comedy: "Folly That He Wisely Shows is Fit"
.. ..... ....... .Baltimore, Maryland
GAY DIANE SINGER.
On the Memorization of Homer
HOWARD ALLAN ZEJDERMAN ....... . .... ..... ... ... .. . .... Paterson, N ew Jersey
The Role of Love in '.'War and Peace"
Cum Laude
.. .. Stanardsville, Virginia
DAVID (HARLES DICKEY..
Jl7hy Liberty?
WILLIAM HALSTED DONAHUE ..
............ ....... ..... ..Washington, D. C.
A Faith To Move Stars
JOAN STEPHANIE ENNES . .... ..... ... .. .... . .
. ..New York, N ew York
In Defense of the Muse?
DAVID LAWRENCE LEVINE .. .. . .... ....... .. .. . .
.Brooklyn, New York
Intuition and Truth in Goethe
}AMES RICHARD MENSCH
.... .. .... .... Miami, Florida
Shakespeare's Sonnets
IRENE LINDERMAYER PRESTON ..... ...... ..... ..... .. .So11thold, L. I., N ew York
Milton's Psychological Drama
6.12.67:JOHN PAUL WETLAUFER
On the Relationship of the A
esthetical and
the !Yloral in Kant~s ''Critique of Judgement"
�RilB
ANNE-MARIE AUSTIN .................. ... ... .... ...... .... Binghampton,
New York
Plato, Hobbes, and Language
(CA~DACE Ross BRIGHTMAN .. ............................ ... .... ..... .. Winnetka,
i
Illinois
The Lumino11s Evidence of Zeus
..Riderwood, Maryland
\ WALTER JAMES BIENEMANN. ......... ..
Of Goose Necks and Abbeys: A St11dy of Rabelais
. ...... Suffern,
JESSICA SEIDES BUCKLEY.
New York
Das W ortlein "Und"
........... .... .. .Poughkeepsie, New York
JOHN WALTER BUCKLEY
Goethe's "Elective Affinities"
JULIA ELISABETH BUSSER ...... .
.. ..... ................... ...Bedford, New York
Satan in Paradise
..... ............. ...Atlanta, Georgia
ALICE GORDON CHALMERS .... .
Ivan Karamazov: "The Suffering of His Soul"
... .Salem, New Jersey
WILLIAM FAXTON CONE ................... .... . . ... .
Sacred Ilion
. .. .. .Pittsbmgh,
ARABELLE CORYELLE DAVIES..
fit
Pennsylvania
John Locke "Where there is no law, There is no freedom"
... .. New York, New York
JUDITH DUNN DONAHUE ... ... .. .. .... ... .
The Cause of Thunder
MARTHA FINKELSTEIN ..... ·· ····· . .... ......... .......... .... New
York, New York
Science and Belief in "War and Peace"
ALMERY RICHARD HAMBLEN........ .. ....... ............ ............. .Raymond,
Maine
Man and the Domestic Animal
IAN MURRAY HARRIS
... .. ...... Estoril,
St. Aubin, Jersey, Great Britain
jean Jacques Rousseau: "Liberty and the Problem of Social Alienation"
HELEN DEMING HOBART ...
.... ........ .. ... .. .... ... .... .. .. .New York, New York
An allegorical Odyuey
. .. .Chicago,
LEWIS ANTHONY JORDAN ..... . ..... .. ····· ···· ··
Illinois
All The Things You Could Be By Now If Sigmund Freud's Wife Was Your
Mother . ..
)
LOREN EDWIN GLEN KELLEY....................... . ...
. .... Lawton,
Oklahoma
The Laws of History and the Experience of .Life, "War and Peace"
Q
SUSAN ALICE KENNEDY....
~
~
•
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~
/
. ... ... ... New
York, New York
The Exchange--A Hearing
ALBERT MILLER KOELB ... ... ...... .. . ... .. .. .... ....... .Providence,
Rhode Island
Something About Space
MILES ALLAN KRASSEN
...
.Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
"Tis A fttd{;ment Maimed And Moff Imperfect:" An Analysis of Shakespeare's "Othello"
BRUCE JAMES LAMB, JR. ..
.J enkintown, Pennsylvania
Christian EthicJ-Tho Validity of the Situation
8.17.67: _ DIANE PHYLLIS KATZ •••••••·•••• Kew Garden Hills, N.Y.
)
Don Giovanni and the Ladies
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8.29c67:~1ICHAEL DUNLOP WEAVER
The End of Dialectic Virtue
. ................ ....... . Brooklyn,
DEIRDRE LENIHAN.
New York
"Lilies That Fester" (The Athens of the Poet and Historian)
...Bogota, Colombia
CLARK ELLIOT LOBENSTINE ...
The EthicJ of St. Paul: A Situational Approach
..... Denton, Maryland
MICHAEL DUKES MEEKS ....
Putting BGrkeley Into Perspective
.. New York, New York
DAVID ANSON CLIVE MOORE ...
Anatomy of Exploitation
...... .Smaba')1a,
ERNANDA MUCHTAR RACHMAT..
Indonesia
The Prudent Thucydides and the Reasonable Hobbes
ELIZABETH LOVEJOY REEVES.. ..
.. ············· .... .... Larchmont,
New York
Athens and Thycydides: State and Statesman
a
WILLIAM BRYAN SCHREITZ..
. ..
Severna Park, Marylancl
Tt1Jo Ap/>roaches to N al1tre: one mathematical and the other not
ALBERT MARK SMITH III .. ...... ..... .... .. . .. ..... .... ........ .Aberdeen,
/
!
Maryland
Process and R eality-A Continuation of the "Monadology"
. .. ............... Denver,
SAMUEL GRAHAM STONE..
Colorado
A Corn of Wheat (A Brief Presentation and Explication of the Philosophy
of Dostoyevsky's "The Brothers Karamazov")
DIANA TOLAND ... .. .. .. .... .. ... .. ..... ........... ....... .. .. . ...... Sharon,
Connecticut
N ewton's Litigious Lady
]I
.. ..... ......... .Ne1v York, N ew York
DANIEL O'NEAL VONA ... .. .
)
Negation of Honor: Destruction of the World
TIMBERLAKE LAEL LOUISIANA WERTENBAKER. . ... New
A Natural Perspective, That Is and ls Not
York, New York
.... .Sheridan, Wyoming
DARRELL MYERS WESTRICK, JR.
The Qualities of the Isle
NORMA ELEANOR WILLIAMS ..
.... ........... .... South Windsor, Connecticut
Art and Nature in Goethe's "The Sorrot1Js of Young Werther"
HOPE ROSEMARY
Zoss..
.. . . ..... .. Berkeley Heights, New Jersey
Spring Came and the Leaves Tumed Broum
AS
OF
CLASS
NANCY EAGLE SOLIBAKKE ..
OF 1958
.... ...... ... .... Annapolis, Maryland
Conscience Makes Cowa1·ds of Kings
••
O'
,0
.
BENEDICTION
•
rl
r<'\
... The Reverend E. James Lewis
CURATE:
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
St. Anne's Parish
�Honors and Prizes
•
To the Senior who has the highest standing, a
silver medal. Offered by the Board of
Visitors and Governors... .... ... ..
... ............ .. ........... .SARAH JOHANNA BELL
To the member of the Senior Class who has
written the best Senior thesis, a prize of
$100. Offered by an anonymous donor in
memory of Susan Irene Roberts of the Class
of 1966
..... ... ......... .... .
Honorable Mention ...... ...... .
..JUDITH DUNN DONAHUE
... .JAMES RICHARD MENSCH
To the member of the Junior Class who has
written the best annual essay, a prize of
$50. Offered by Mrs. Leslie Clark Stevens
in memory of her daughter-in-law, Kathryn
Mylroie Stevens .
... ... ... .. ... .
. ..HAROLD ALEXANDER H IMWICH
Honorable Mention . . .. .. RONALD WILLIAM ALTENGARTEN
To the member of the Sopho.m ore Class who
has writen the best annual; essay, a prize of
$50.00. Offered under the will of the late
Judge Walter I. D awkins .....
.MADELINE G RACE McDONALD
To the member of the Freshman Class who
has written the best annual essay, a prize
of $50.00 .. ......
. ... .. .... . .
.... STEVEN HARVEY
H onorable Mention ... ..... ....... ...H ERBERT CHARLES MOFFIT
�I. .
I
•
To the member of the Junior or Senior
Class who submits the most elegant solution of a mathematical problem, a prize
of $50.00 .. ... ..........
.............WILLIAM HALSTED DONAHUE
To the member of the Freshman or Sophomore Class who submits the most elegant
~olution of a mathematical problem, a
prize of $50.00. Offered by the late Brig.
General Amos W . W . Woodcock.
Honorable Mention .. ..
..... ANTHONY JAY SNIVELY, III
. ... .RONALD HERBERT FIELDING
To the student who submits the best English
translation of a Greek text, a prize of
$50.00 ... ...... ...... .... ............... .. ......... .... ..... .... .. ..... .... ...................... ... ... No Pruzn
To the student who submits the best English
Translation of a French poem, a prize of
$50.00
Honorable Mention .
..... .... ...... . .. .. ...No PRIZE
. .DANIEL VINCENT MANFREDI
To the student who submits the best English
poem, a prize of $50.00
..JAMES RICHARD MENSCH
To the student who submits the best brief
comment on a piece of music, a prize of
. ............ ... ... ........ ..... ... ... .1vfARSHALL DEAN HANNOTTE
$50;00 .. . .. ... ... .... ..
�
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<ul>
<li>1796</li>
<li>1835-1836</li>
<li>1842</li>
<li>1852</li>
<li>1856-1857</li>
<li>1870</li>
<li>1878</li>
<li>1880</li>
<li>1890</li>
<li>1893</li>
<li>1895</li>
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<li>1907</li>
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<li>1920-1924</li>
<li>1928-1929</li>
<li>1932</li>
<li>1936-1937</li>
<li>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
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ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
1696 - 1966
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
SUNDAY, JUNE TWELFTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-SIX
�PROGRAM
FOR THE
ONE H UN DRED AND SEVENTY-FOURTH COMMENCEMENT
IN THE
TWO HUNDRED AND SIX1Y-NINTH YEAR
OF THE COLLEGE
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
INVOCATION
Morris D. Rosenblatt
Cong1·egation Kneseth Israel
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND A\YIARDS .. The President of the College
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS .
CoNFERI\ING OF DEGREES
Jacob Klein
The President of the College
BACHELOR OF ARTS D EGREE
( with tide of senior thesis)
Magna Cum Laude
KAY RANDOLPH BACK
Falls Church, Virginia
.. .... ... .. ..... .. . .
The Master Enchanter: Speculation on Cervantes' Crnft
... ... ........... ... Whitestone, N ew York
JONATHAN DANIEL KORSHIN
T olstoi's Struggle for Laws of History
... ...... Boston, Massachusetts
PHEME PERKINS ......
On Reflecting God: the m ediation of creation and redemption in John and
Paul
SUSAN IRENE ROBERTS
..... .. ......
Ridgewood, New Jersey
On the Difficulties Presented by the "Royal R oad to Science"
A Reading of Plato's "Sophist"
MARGARET WINTER ROTTNER .... ..... .................. . ... Accokeek, Maryland
Shakespeare's Sonnets
CYNT.HJA JArE SIEHLER
... ..... ... ...
Cmnberland, Maryland
Our H oly Russia: A n Idea In The Street
ALFREDA LEONA VERRATTI .. .... ...... ... ..... ..... ..... Camp Hill, Pennsylvania
A n Apology for the A Priori
Cum Laude
Concord, Massachusetts
CONSTANCE JANE BELL .
Hegel: S onnenklarer Bericht
JANET ELLIS HUBER .. ....... ......... ......... ... ..... .. ..... Dottglaston, N ew York
Brekekekex koax koax'
DAVID ZUNDEL LONDOW ...... ............ ...... .. .... ........ .. .. Washington, D. C.
H ektor, T amer of H orses: "A St11dy of Homeric Presentation"
ALLEN HOCH REID .... .. . ... .... ..... . ....... ........... .
Annapolis, Maryland
T he Process of Couciousness: .An inter/Jre1<1tion of Plrtlo's "TheaetetttS"
LARRY JOEL S1LVIJHMAN
.. ... ...... . Phile1delj1hic Penwylvc
t,
mi,i
Plato's "Ion" cmd the Whole of Things
�Rite
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
ERIC GUNNAR BACK
A Knowledge of the Lengths of Certian Straight Lines
Dameron, Maryland
MARGARET MARIA ANNA BARONIAK ...... ..... .........
The Ego and The Erns
SHARON LOUISE BTSHOP .. ..... ... .. .. .. ... ... .. .....
North Wales, Pennsylvania
On Political 0 bligation
Buffalo, New York
FRANCES ELIZABETH BORST
Restless Activity Proves The Man: A Thesis on Goethe's "Faust 11
WAYNE RUSSELL BRANDOW .
.............. Covina, California
Leibniz: The Optimist and The Pessimist
Bedford Hills, New York
MARK BOYD BROMBERG
Origins of Evolution
JACLYN HARUK BUTTON
.. ........ ...... ... ... ... .... ....
Santa Rosa, California
A n Idol of Truth
ELLSWORTH BINGHAM DAVIS
Philadelphia, Pennsylvanirt
The Philosophy of Thomas Iiobbes: "A Tragedy U7 ell Acted11
Pittsbitrg, Pennsylvania
RICHARD REDINGTON DEWEES
Hamlet's Purpose
Cohasset, Massachusetts
RICHARD FRANKLIN FIELDING
T he Rhetoric of Plato's "Apology of Socrates"
ROBERT EMMETT FIELDS, JR.
Annapolis, Maryland
All T hat 1!7as Visible An examillation of the scientific theory of life
8.30.66: John David Gottlieb: Tacitusi Tiberius, and
NANCY GRACE HILLIS
..
Ty;rann~
Albmzy, New York
"To be, or not to be - that is the q1testion: 11 (Ill ,i,EF)
}OHN FRANCIS HOLLAND,
III ...... ............. ......... ....... Potomac, M aryland
Kant on History
]ACK KAPNER
........... ... ........ .. ... ..... ........ .. .... Hillside, New ]eHey
]ob: The Forgotten Prophet
MELVIN KLINE .....
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
T he Afasked Philosof;her
302.68: Allenna Dungan Leonard: King lea.r - The King and The Man
Jo-ANN LEVY....
..............
. -::~-- ..- NeWTork--;NCWTOik-.. .
The l'ast is l'rologtte
�Jackson Heights, New York
DAVID ELLIS LONG, JR.
The Republic: Return to the Cave
Chevy Chase, Maryland
ANNE MCNEILL LOWRY
The Tragedies in the Iliad
CONSTANCE ROBERTA MERRITT .... .. . . .... . .. .. .... . .. ..
Princeton, New Jersey
On H ume's "Dialogues"
Judy Millspaugh
·
5.~~~~.5 ~ ... . ........... Weston, Massachitsetts
SusAN1if~ni~~~~·n·~·· °.~
Utopia: The Dream and Reality: An Introductory S!ttdJ' of Thomas More'!
"Utopia"
8.26.66: Paul Andrew Ollswang
* ETHAN
The One What?
..... . Cambridge, Massachusettr
HALLET PAVLO
Prince Andrew's Search for Death
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
. • CAROLE THERESA PICARDO
The S1tccess of the lngenidtts Gentleman
Annapolis, Maryland
BRUCE MACKELVIE PRESTON
A New Idea of Tragedy
Baltimore, Maryland
DOUGLAS CARSON PROCTOR
Comedy and T ragedy in "Huckleberry Finn"
Greensboro, North Carolnia
ADRIAN STEVENS RUBIN, JR.
Berkeley's Reality
lRW'lN LEROY SCHROEDER, JR.
. .. ... ........ .
San Diego, California
T he Pyychology of the Will to Power
Jor.L
Pound Ridge, New York
SHJMBERG .
Time In
VERONICA PAULINE SOUL
....... ........ ....... ... ·Baltimore, Maryland
H enry the Fourth, Parts I and II
PATTJE BOURNE TURNER
Baltimore, Maryland
Life-A Permutation of Four Variables
ALEXIS DUPONT VALK
Wilmington, Delaware
Psychoanalysis as Science
BDNEDICTION ... ........... .... ... ...... .
Morris D . Rosenblatt
Congregation Kneseth Israel
A CADEMlC PROCESSION
*7/30/69: BarGiora Joseph Panigel
IJ!i.Y are there so many Dilemmas about GoE7
�Honors and Prizes
•
To the Senior who has the highest standing,
a silver medal. Offered by the Board of
Visitors and Governors ................... ........ .... .. . ..... ..... ....... .. PHEME PERKINS
To the member of the Senior Class who has
wri tten the best Senior thesis, a prize of $50.
Offered under the will of the late Judge
Walter I. Dawkins
'-· -- SUSAN !RENE ROBERTS
Honorable Mention .......... .... ..... LARRY JOEL SILVERMAN
CYNTHIA JANE SIEHLER
To the member of the Junior Class who has
writtten the best annual essay, a prize of $50.
Offered by Mrs. Leslie Clark Stevens in
memory of her daughter-in-law, Kathryn
Mylroie Stevens ........... ............................... .. .
DAVID LAWRENCE LEVINE
To the member of the Sophomore Class who
has written the best annual essay, a prize of
$50.00. . ... .. ......................................... .................. THOMAS REMSON .WEBB
Honorable Mention .... .... PETER FRANKLIN ROSENTHAL
To the member of the Freshman Class who
has written the best annual essay, a prize of
$50.00. ... .......... .................... ............. ...... ... .. AVRON STEVEN ALBERTS
Honorable Mention ... .. ...
RICHARD EDWARD SOHMER
DAVID ALEXANDER SACKTON
�•
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To the member of the Junior or Senior Class
who submits the most elegant solution of
a mathematical problem, a prize of $50.00.......... ... ........... .. ... .. No AWARD
To the member of the Freshman or Sophomore
Class who submits the most · elegant solution
of a mathematical problem, a prize of $50.00.
Offered by the late Brig. General Amos W.
W. Woodcock
ANTHONY JAY SNIVELY
BYRON EMERSON
~
To the student who submits the best English
translation of a Greek text, a prize of $50 ................................ No AWARD
To the smdent who submits the best English
translation of a French poem, a prize of .$50....... .. ... ... .. .. ... .. .......
No AWARD
To the student who submits the best English
poem, a prize of $50.00 ............ .. ...................... ...... . ......... .. .. .
No AwARD
Honorable Mention .. .. .... ...... VERONICA PAULINE SOUL
JAMES RICHARD MENSCH
To the student who submits the best brief comment on a piece of music, a prize of $50 ......... ..
... ..... .... No AWARD
�
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<ul>
<li>1796</li>
<li>1835-1836</li>
<li>1842</li>
<li>1852</li>
<li>1856-1857</li>
<li>1870</li>
<li>1878</li>
<li>1880</li>
<li>1890</li>
<li>1893</li>
<li>1895</li>
<li>1897</li>
<li>1907</li>
<li>1910-1918</li>
<li>1920-1924</li>
<li>1928-1929</li>
<li>1932</li>
<li>1936-1937</li>
<li>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
</ul>
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Program for the One Hundred and Seventy-Fourth Commencement in the Two-Hundred and Sixty-Ninth Year of the College.
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ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
1696 - 1965
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
SUNDAY, JUNE THIRTEENTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXIT-FIVE
�I.
PROGRAM
FOR THE
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-THIRD COMMENCEMENT
IN THE
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-EIGHTH YEAR
OF THE COLLEGE
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
........ The Reverend Winslow D. Shaw
INVOCATION
Pastor, First Presbyterian Church
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND AWARDS .. The President of the College
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS ....... The Rev.
J. Winfree Smith
Tntor, St. John's College
CONFERRING OF DEGREES
.... . The President of the College
BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE
(with title of senior thesis)
Magna Cum Laude
JUDITH ANDREA JACOBSON .. .. .... .. .... ............ ... .
Kingston, New York
Descartes and Mathematics
Falls Church, Virginia
DAVID RAPPORT LACHTERMAN
Plato's "Charmides": An Experiment in Interpretation
RICHARD WILLIAM MASSELL .. .. . ........ ...... ...
Red Bank, New Jersey
Contingency and Necessity in Kant's "Critique of Pure Reason"
LEON ERNEST ROTI'NER, JR .. ........... ....... .. ....... .. Huntington, New York
Till Love Have All His Rites
Cttm Lctttde
BRUCE COLLIER
Chicago, JllinoiJ
. ............ .....
The Bee and the Spider: Plato's "Thaetetm" and Locke's "Essay"
.... .......... ... Silver Spring, Maryland
SUSAN MrnrAM LIEBERSOHN
On the Merits of Knowing Hebrew
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
DAVID EUGENE RASMUSSEN
Books VII and V : Their Order in the Elements
Rite
JUDITH LINDA ABRAMS
................. Jenkintown, Pennsylvania
Wishful Thinking: A Science of Psychology
DANA DENSMORE ALLEN
Washington, D. C.
Money and Morals in Marx
ARLENE PEARL ANDREW .. .. ........
......... Boston, Massachusetts
Nietzsche's View of Morality: A Preliminary In vestigation
�LEWIS EDGAR ARCHIBALD,
U
......... .............. Coraopolis, Pennsylvania
011rs Not to Reason: A Study of Tolstoy's Theory of Behavio1· in "War
and Peace"
... Spring Valley, New Yark
JOSEF BERNARD
T he Evolution of God?
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
MARY LOUISE B IGGAR
Praise
Lawrence, New York
J AN HAROLD BLITS .......... ...... .
On Freedom's Altar
Williamsport, Pennsylvania
SARAH ELAINE BURNETT .
Human Knowledge in "Oedip1;s Tyrannos"
LINCOLN EDWARD CASTRICONE .. ... .. ......... .. ...... ..... .. ...
Columbm, Ohio
'The reason for doubt . .. is very slight, and so to speak metaphysical"
.. .. .......... Schenectady, New York
FLORENCE CAMPBELL EATON
Fool's Wisdom
.. Schenectady, New York
THOMAS GEORGE EATON ...... .. ....... ..... ..
Thucydides: War and Human Nature
JETHRO MARK EISENSTEIN
.. .... .... ........
New York, New York
l\'[an's Concupiscence in T he Second Treatise of Government: T he Key
2.18.66 Sanf'8ici'.c;isher - The World as Fo;rce
and SYmbol
Bloomingdale, New Jersey
SCHEHERAZADE FRIESTEDT .. ... .......... .. ..........
T he Antithesis Between Lessing and Traditional T heology
Chevy Chase, Maryland
BRITT RODD GILBERT
Arachnid Symbolism in "The Possessed"
SANDRA JANE GILLMEISTER .... ...... .... .. .. ... .... ...............
Ithaca, New Y ork
The Tragic Chase
JAY BERNARD GINSBURG .
.. ...... ..... . .... .... ...... ........
Ventnor, N ew Jersey
T he Staff and the Broach
DENNIS GARRITY GLEW .. . .. .. . . ..... . . .... .. .. .. .. .
Washington, D. C.
.. ...
G .. . v's Chronicle of "Our Town" and "Our Times"
J OSEPH PETER GONDA .
.. .. ... .... .. .. ....
Ebensburg, Pennsylvania
The Mind-Body Problem in David Ht1me's "Treatise"
Chevy Chase, Maryland
(~eibniz' s Concept of Force as the
i4~_tU.~.8. .0 . 5 ~~v}a2E:Se, Maryland
NEAL RICHARD GROSS .... .. .... .. .... ................... ....
9/29/67
The Practice of Reason
~~~~~ J5l~~~E~~jR~~$n
r.
You Can Count on Intuition
JOHN PHILIP HETLAND .... ....... .........
. ... .. ... .. ....
Park Ridge, Illinois
The Moral Law: Do What You Want
JUDITH KAY HRUSKA ... .. .. .. .... ..... ......
...
Milwaukee, Wiscons~n
....
Falls Church, Virginia
R esponsibility in "The Nicomachean Ethics"
HUGH BOLDEN JOHNSTON
Free Will and the Will to Power
ABBY KLIGERMAN
When Philosophers are Kings
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
�SAMUEL NELSON KRAMER ............ ........ ........ .......
Kansas City, Missottri
Structure and Symbolism in Bach's "St. Matthew Passion"
CAROLYN BILDER LEVEN ........... ..... ..... ....... .... .... ....
Cambridge, Maryland
Faith in Hegel
.. ... ...... .. ... .... .. ........ ..... ...... Rye, New York
JEREMY CARL LEVEN ..
The Art of Suicide
Jamaica, New York
ROBERT ARTHUR LICHT
Error and Sense Deception in Descartes' "Meditations"
GRACE ANN LOGERFO.
. ..
Valley Stream, Long Island, New York
Plato and Augustine: The Limiting Case
CHARLES GRANT LUCKHARDT
.... ... ..... ...
Stttart, Florida
A critique of Adam Smith's "Theories of Value"
Port Orchard, Washington
JAMES RICHARD MCCLINTOCK
Mechanistic Philosophy and the Circle of the Moon
John Edward M:.irri'tt. - The Tragic Order
Northmnpton,Mlss.
CARLOS MANUEL PEREIRA GONZALEZ ..................... ~ Caracas,
Venzuela
"Crito" - Socrates' Moral Axiom and His Accef;tance of the Death Penalty
Fairfield, Connectiettt
BARBARA EUGENIA POETER
Generation of the Polis
... New York, New York
" VIVIAN THERESE RONAY ..... .... ... ....... .
Mixture and Myth
ELLIOTT ALLEN ROSENBERG .................................. ..
Tyaskin, Maryland
Causation - A Formal Cause of Human Understanding
DANIEL CARL SCHIFF
.. .... ... ............ .. ....... ..... .. ..... .... Union, New Jersey
"The Fool no Knave, Perdy"
DANIEL SHERMAN ............. ....... ... ..... ................ .......
Flushing, New York
A Life Worth Living: On Right Action and the Relativity of Goods
JOSEPH WALTER STERLING, JR.
............... .............
Norfolk, Virginia
Homer on the Place of Poetry in Political Life
Chevy Chase, Maryland
DONALD TAUBE
The Positive Meaning of Freedom
New York, New York
EDWARD DAVID WEINBERGER
The Principle of Subjectivity in Hegel's "Philosophy of Right''
JOHN ROBERT WEKSELBLATT .
. .. .. .
Freeport, New York
The Image of the Ungraspable Phantom of Life
JOHN FRAZIER WHITE .......
. .. ....... ...... .. ... ... ....
Pittsbttrgh, Pennsylvania
Socratic Self-Knowledge
MICHAEL JAMES WOOLSEY .......... ..... .....
. ..... .
Minneapolis, Minnesota
The Cripples
GERALD FRANKLIN ZOLLARS .
..
Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania
The Relevance of a Lop-Sided Homemade Metaphysic
.... The Reverend Winslow D. Shaw
.BENEDICTION
Pastor, First Presbyterian Church
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
•Ypon - c;emplcrjoe
£ c:rtnin
ww.-k
�t
I
Honors and Prizes
To the Senior who has the highest standing,
a silver medal. Offered by the Board of
Visitors and Governors
DAVJD RAPPORT LACHTERMAN
To the member of the Senior Class who has
written the best Senior thesis, a prize of
$50.00. Offered under the will of the late
Judge \Xlalter I. Da-;vki~:s
DAVID RAPPORT LACHTERMAN
Eonorable Mention
... RICHARD WILLIAM MASSELL
ROBERT ARTHUR LICHT
To the member of tl1e Junior Class who has
written the best annual essay, a prize of
~i50.00
........ ............. ..... .
.................. ... .......... ....... PHEME PERKINS
Honorable Mention ........... MARGARET GLADYS WINTER
To the member of the Sophomore Class who
bas written the best annual essay, a prize of
........... No AWARD
$50.00 ............. .
Honorable Mention ................ JOHN w ALTER BUCKLEY
DARRELL MYERS WESTRICK, JR.
]OHN PAUL WETLAUFER
To the member of the Freshman Class who has
written the best annual essay, a prize of
RICHARD EDWARD RODERICK
$50.00
Honorable Mention
To the members of the Senior Class who have
prepared the most elegant solution of a
mathematical problem, a prize of $50.00
each
...................... ... .................. .......... ·
JONATHAN BROCK AURTHUR
JOHN PHILIP HETLAND
]AMES RICHARD MCCLINTOCK
To the stL1dent who has submitted the best
brief comment on a piece of music, a prize
of $50.00 .
..... ... ........................ .
Honorable Mention
. ..... MARY LOUISE BIGGAR
... SAMUEL NELSON KRAMER
�
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ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
1696 - 1964
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
SUNDAY, JUNE SEVENTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-FOUR
�PRO GR AM
FOR THE
ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY~SECOND
COMMENCEMENT
IN THE
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVENTH YEAR
OF THE COLLEGE
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
INVOCATION ...... ...... ... .. ..... ......... ...... ...... The Reverend Robert E. Skeele
Assistant Dean, St. John's College
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND AWARDS .. The President of the College
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS .. ..... ..... ........ ....... Curtis A. Wilson
Tutor, St. John's College
CONFERRING OF DEGREES ...... .. ... ....... .... ... ... The President of the College
BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE
(with title of senior thesis)
Magna Cum Laude
Baltimore, Maryland
NEAL ORLOVE WEINER ..
Wonder and Doubt in "De Anima" and "The Critique of Pure ReaJ01i"
Cum Laude
WILLIAM PREAS BANKS ..... ... ...... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... .. .......... Clifton, Virginia
The Great Sadness
WILLIAM WASHINGTON DUNKUM, Ill ........ ... .... . Louisville, Kentucky
Science and Religion: A Study in Bacon
CHRISTIAN LILE HARRISON ................................ .... Little Rock, Arkansas
The Size and Shape of The Stumbling Block
}AMES ASHLEY HOUCK ...... .......... .......................... . Indianapolis, Indiana
Drunk with Death's Elixir: A Study of Thomas Mann's "The Magic
Mountain" in Compariwn with Goethe's "Faust"
�SHARON GAIL KAPLAN
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
A Comparison of the Basis of Morality of Plato and Kant
JOHN DABNEY MORRISS, JUNIOR .... ..... . ....... . .
Salisbury, Maryland
Existence and Essence Study in the "Systematic Th eology" of Paul Tillich
ROGER VERNON WICKLANDER
........ Minneapolis, Minnesota
John Locke and William J,i;nes; A Critique of Ration"/ and Radical
Empiricism
Rite
JOHN HENRY ADOCK_.
Bronx, New York
Sex in the "Oresteia"
LORRAINE ELEANOR ANDERSON' . ... .. .... ... ... ... .
Harnden, Connecticut
Hobbes and the Law of Natt/,re
WILLIAM JESSE BERKOWITZ
New York, New York
The Relation Between the State of Na/11re and the Civil State in "The
Leviathan" of Hobbes
THOMAS A. COLMAN, JUNIOR
.... .. ............ San Francisco, California
The "Radical Empiricism" of William James
MARGARET JOHN CORASICK
Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania
'To Make An End"
PETER HALL CRIPPEN
11.9.64
Protagoras Reborn
William ~~itt
.. .. Northfield, Illinois
Davis ••• Holden,
RALPH ELDON ENGLESBY .. .. . . .. .
119.SS o
..... Saskatchewan, Canada
The "Canterbury Tales" as a Christian's Sermon
JEFFREY EsCOFFIER .. ... .. ... .... .... . ............. .
Staten Island, New York
Scandal and Salvation
...... Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
LAWRENCE FEINBERG .....
On Crime and Punishment
SANFORD NEIL FEMAN
.... . Jamaica, New York
On the Outside
STEPHEN CHEITEL FINEBERG
Glencoe, Illinois
The Meaning of Art for "War and Peace"
VIRGINIA GAY SEEGERS HARRISON ..... ........ . Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
'The interest of Love"
SONDRA HILLER"
The Poot as
.... ... ..... . ..Bellerose, Long
Island~
New York
Philosopher-Kin~
6.18. 6 4 Sara c.atherine Hobart • • . Minneapolis, Minnesota
Job: ~visited
I
�FRANCES KAY HUEBNER
... . .. .. .... .. .......... ... .... ... . Ijamsville, Maryland
Implications of Evol11tion
DAVID RANDOLPH JORDAN
... ..... ..........
.. Quiunan, Georgia
An AriJtotelian Introduction to the Reading of the "Or<JJteia"
CHRISTINE STANLEY KUBACKI .......... .... ... ....... Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Shadows in the SotJl
BARBARA ANN KULACKI ... .. .... ... .
Baltimore, Maryland
The Unfrene of Lear
:i.ss. The Tempest
10.5.64 Robert Francis }nrtin ••••• Fitchburg, M
JUDITH COWLES MEYER .......... ... ..
Denver, Colorado
The MetamorphoJis of Folly
JAMES PETER NACH .......... .
..... .. ... .... .......... Yonkers, New York
On the Dangers of Eq11ality
JAMES ALLAN NICHOLSON
...... Centerport, Long Island, New York
]uJtice and its Relation to the Three Brothen in "The BrotherJ Karamazov"
ELEANOR LAURETTA LUCILLE NOON ... ... ... New Stanton, Pennsylvania
"What Ii a Law of Nature?"
ROBERT LYNN NOVEMBER ......... .... .. ...... ........ .... .. ..... Arlington, Virginia
On Catching Tortoises
PATRICIA CARNEY PAYNE ..................... ....... ......... . Ocean City, Maryland
On St. Paul's Doctrine of J1uti/ication
LOWELL IAN SHINDLER ..
.... ...... ............ ........ Brooklyn, New York
To Semre Liberty: A Study of the Derivation of Sovereignty
11.5.66 Judith Ellen Stockard - The Sweet and Bitter Fool
ROBERT JAMES UNGAR ..... ... .............................. ........ .. Washington, D. C.
The Death of the Mayfly
CECIL LEE WADE IIlf ......... ....... .... ...
.... ......... .... ...... Chuluota, Florida
UnderJtanding U11derJtanding - A Critical Anal')•JiJ of John Locke';
"EJJay Concerning Human UnderJtanding"
KEVIN DON WITTY .....
Briarcliff Manor, New York
In the Pr1uent LieJ Our Freedom
BENEDICTION ...... ...................... .... ........... The Reverend Robert E. Skeele
Assistant Dean, St. John's College
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
�Honors and Prizes
•
To the Senior who has the highest standing, a silver
medal. Offered by the Board of Visitors and Governors .. .. ... ................. .......... ........ ............... ..... .............. ............. ... . NEAL ORLOV WEINER
E
To the members of the Senior Class who have demonstrated the most ingenuity and skill in carrying out
a laboratory project, a prize of $25.00 each. Offered
by the St. John's College Alumni Association ....... .
. . FRANK HOBACK III
NEAL ORLOVE WEINER
ROGER VERNON WICKLANDER
To the member of the Senior Class who has written
the best Senior thesis, a prize of $ 50.00. Offered
under the will of the late Judge Walter I. Dawkins .. .. .......... . CHRlSTIAN LILE HARRlSON
Honorable Mention
............................ PETER HALL CRIPPEN
JEFFREY ESCOFPIER
]AMES ASHLEY HOUCK
To the member of the Junior Class who has written
the best annual essay, a prize of $50.00 ...... ...... .... ..
Honorable Mention ... ............
DAVID RAPPORT LACHTERMAN
........... .GRACE ANN LOGERFO
JOHN EDWARD MERRITT
To the member of the Sophomore Class who has written the best annual essay, a prize of $ 50.00 .
. ....... .......... ...... . SUSAN IRENE ROBERTS
Honorable Mention
.... ................ ... ...... ..
TONI KATZ
To the member of the Junior or Senior Class who
has prepared the most elegant solution of a mathematical problem, a prize of $ 50.00
JOHN PHILIP HETLAND
To the member of the Freshman or Sophomore Class
who has prepared the most elegant solution of a
mathematical problem, a prize of $ 50.00. Offered
by the late Brig. General Amos w. w. woodcock
.. . .. . ALMBRY RICHARD HAMBLEN
To the student who has submitted the best English
translation of a Greek text, a prize of $·50.00 .
... ................ .. Jmm HENRY ADCOCK
To the student who has submitted the best English
translation of a French poem, a prize of $ 50.00
.. .CHRISTIAN LILE HARRISON
To the student who has submitted the best brief
comment on a piece of music, a prize of $50.00 ..... ..... . JONATHAN DANIEL KORSHlN
�
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<li>1796</li>
<li>1835-1836</li>
<li>1842</li>
<li>1852</li>
<li>1856-1857</li>
<li>1870</li>
<li>1878</li>
<li>1880</li>
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<li>1893</li>
<li>1895</li>
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<li>1907</li>
<li>1910-1918</li>
<li>1920-1924</li>
<li>1928-1929</li>
<li>1932</li>
<li>1936-1937</li>
<li>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
</ul>
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ST. JOHN,S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
1696 - 1962
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
SUNDAY, JUNE TENTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED SIX1Y-1WO
�PROG R AM
FOR THE
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTIETH COMMENCEMENT
IN THE
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIFTH YEAR
OF THE COLLEGE
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
INVOCATION ... . . . ... . .. . . .. . . . . . . The Reverend Robert E. Skeele
Tutor, St. John's College
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND A WARDS ... The Dean of the College
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS ..
....... Richard F. Cleveland
Board of Visitors and Governors, St. John's College
CONFERRING OF DEGREES.
. .... The President of the College
BACHELOR OF AR TS DEGREE
(with title of senior thesis)
Magna Cum Laude
' ELTON RAY DAVIS ..
.... Adams, Wisconsin
Wonder and Doubt: Beginnings in Philosophy
... . .. . . ..... Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
, JAMES WILLIAM FORRESTER.
Comedy and the Divine
Cum Laude
. DAVID WILLIAM BENFIELD .. .. . .. . . . . .
.. Savannah, Georgia
The Problem of Arithmetic
· CHARLES BENTLEY.
....
. . . .. . .. . . .. Sandy, Utah
The Transition of Love in the Divine Comedy
· DIANNE PATRICIA STONE BENTLEY.
. .... Invercargill, New Zealand
A Study of the Moral Movement in Paradise Lost
. TINA BARON KAPLAN.
. .. Brooklyn, New York
The Dialectic of Tragedy: A Defense of the Poet
· GEORGE 0. KUNKLE.
. Annapolis, Maryland
Socrates - Anaxagoras and the Underground Man
. EDWARD LEONARD MATTISON
.. Miami Beach, Florida
Virtue and Immortality: The Christian Reply to Aristotle
LENKE ELIZABETH VIETORISZ.
. .. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
That All May Be One
8 .27 .68!, Harvey George Alexander ,Rf."fr
/ NANCY HEYWOOD CLARK ALBERT.
!
Of All Who Blindly Creep, Or Sightless Soar
~
. JOHN LOUIS BASTONE'
(6.11.62) .... . .. .
Baltimore, M:i.
. ... Norfolk, Virginia
. New York, New York
Buddenbrooks
. }OHAN TOPHELIUS BENSON.
. .......... . . ..... Bronx, New York
The One Science
2.10.63:Joseph Jerome Brennig,Jr.
The Failure of Henry Adams' Education
�12 17 .64: Dav.tel Hugh Co$grove • • . . Bayonne, N.J.
•
.\
~ \
1
0
SeJ.r-Jnterest J..tl_Jlobbes
'JAMES RONALD BROSCHARTI'. (
A Mirror for Observers
\
_and_Lo_
c~
6.. ll. 62) . . .Towanda,
MICHAEL HERMAN ELIAS ..
Though the Gods Be Victorio1ts
. Woodstock, New York
. LINDA FERGUSON .
Reason: God or Devil?
. Swarthmore, Pennsylvania
· BARRY LEONARD FISHER ........ .
Conce12J1ta/~ation
E.dward
vni~ds
Pennsylvania
Bronx, New York
Green (8.28.63 )
. FRANK DIXON HOWDEN, JR........... .
Philosophy Is Not Dead
. .. Savannah, Georgia
1RUTH DAVENPORT KING.
War and/or Peace
. Alliance, Ohio
. NANA LOUISE MAY.
Oedipus - Savior of the Athenians
, Suzy ELLIN MILLER.
The Dancing Foot
. Manassas, Virginia
.. . . _.. .. .. .. . . .... Arlington, Virginia
... Hagerstown, Maryland
. JOHN FRANKLIN MILLER.
Para De Silentio
,MARY ABIGAIL MYERS ..... .. . _ . . .
An Affair of the Heart
.. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
. ALEXA ELIZABETH NADOSY
.. Long Island, New York
"In the autmnn one looks up to heaven - in spring at the earth."
, TEMPLE GIBSON PORTER ..
An Examination of Hobbes' "Leviathan"
•NEIL CHARLES POTASHI
Action Out of Spite
(6.U •.62) . .
.... Baltimore, Maryland
. . Silver Spring, Maryland
.JOHN WALKER POUNDSTONE
.......... Lexington, Kentucky
The Nature of the Church: A Protestant View
• SARAH ELLEN ROBINSON.
. Skaneateles, New York
Aristotle: The Means to an Understanding of the Relations in "Emma."
:WILLIAM RANDALL SALISBURY.
Maplewood, New Jersey
Ambidexterity and the Penumbra of Judicial Experience
•HOWARD PHILLIP SCHIFF ................ . ...... Union, New Jersey
How You Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm
"
' GAIL EVANS SEITZ . . . . . . . .. _ . . . . . ...... Los Alamos, New Mexico
Goethe's "Faust."
... Towson, Maryland
. RAYMOND CARLTON SEITZ.
Modem Historical Thought and Scepticism
' DEVI KAN!ILAL SHAH •......... - ..... .
On a T1'agedy and Comed}i
.iDavid Richard Schi
.... .. - . Born.bay, India
er (7.14. 62)
AS OF THE CLASS OF 1961
Rite
I
MICHAEL VICKERS TROWNSELL;f
BENEDICTION ..
(6 . 19. 62)
. Elmwood Park, Illinois
..... . ........ The Reverend Robert E. Skeele
Tutor, St. John's College
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
"To receive degree 11,pon final completion of requirements
�Honors and Prizes
•
To the Senior who has the highest standing,
a silver medal. Offered by the Board of
Visitors and Governors ... ......................................... JAMES WILLIAM FORRESTER
To the member of the Senior Class who has
written the best Senior thesis, a prize of
$27 .50. Offered under the will of the late
.. ]AMES WILLIAM FORRESTER
Judge Walter I. Dawkins ................. ..... ....... .
Honorable Mention ....... ...... ......... .DIANNE PATRICIA BENTLEY
ELTON RAY DAVIS
MARY ABIGAIL MYERS
To the members of the Senior Class who
have demonstrated the most ingenuity and
skill in carrying out a laboratory project,
a prize of $25.00 each. Offered by the St ..
John's College Alumni Association
Honorable Mention
To the member of the Junior Class who has
written the best annual essay, a prize of
$25 .00
Honorable Mention
To the member of the Sophomore Class who
has written the best annual essay, a prize
of $25.00 each
...................... ..
Honorable Mention
To the member of the Freshman Class who
has written the best annual essay, a prize
of $25.00 each
...... ... ....... .
Honorable Mention
To the member of the Freshman or Sophomore Class who has prepared the most
elegant solution of a mathematical problem a prize of $25 .00. Offered by Brig.
Gen. A. W.W. Woodcock, A .U.S. (ret)
Honorable Mention ... .. .. .. ..
BARRY LEONARD FISHER
FRANK DIXON HOWDEN, JR.
TEMPLE GIBSON PORTER
JOHN WALKER POUNDSTONE
.. .... No AWARD
. OLIVER MARC KORSHIN
.. ..... ...... ...... ..MARY LOUISE BIGGAR
MARY WILLA FOWLER
...... .CATHERINE MAY LEVIN
JOHN DABNEY MORRISS
VIRGINIA GAY SEEGERS
.. ......... JOSEPH PETER GONDA
DA YID RAPPORT LACHTERMAN
.LEON ERNEST ROTTNER
RONALD WAYNE SHARK US
DIANA SUE WATLEY
HUGH BOLDEN JOHNSTON
........ WILLIAM PREAS BANKS
To the student who has submitted the best
English translation of a Greek poem, a
prize of $25.00.. ...
. ....... DAVID RAPPORT LACHTERMAN
To the student who has submitted the best
English translation of a German .poem,
a prize of $25.00 . ..
. ...... JAMES WILLIAM FORRESTER
To the student who has submitted the best
En glish translation of a French poem, a
... .. . . No AWARD
prize of $25.00
Honorable Mention .......... ..... ...... ..... ..... FOWLER NOEL MERIAM
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<ul>
<li>1796</li>
<li>1835-1836</li>
<li>1842</li>
<li>1852</li>
<li>1856-1857</li>
<li>1870</li>
<li>1878</li>
<li>1880</li>
<li>1890</li>
<li>1893</li>
<li>1895</li>
<li>1897</li>
<li>1907</li>
<li>1910-1918</li>
<li>1920-1924</li>
<li>1928-1929</li>
<li>1932</li>
<li>1936-1937</li>
<li>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
</ul>
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ST. JOHN,S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
1696 - 1961
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
SUNDAY, JUNE ELEVENTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-ONE
�PROGRAM
FOR TI-IE
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-NINTH COMMENCEMENT
IN THE
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FOURTII YEAR
OF THE COLLEGE
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
INVOCATION .. ..... .
..... The Very Reverend John
J. Brennan
Rector, St. Mary's Church
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND AWARDS ...... The Dean of the College
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS .... . ... ... .
..... Charles G. Bell
Tutor, St. John's College
CONFERRING OF DEGREES
.... Dr. Thomas B. Turner
Secretary of the Board of Visitors and Governors
BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREES
(with title of Senior. thesis)
Cum Laude
Phoenix, Arizona
, MICHAEL WILLIAM HAM
The Education of Huckleberry Finn
.' LEWIS STEVEN KREGER . .............. ....
.... . Norfolk, Virginia
The Leap Versus the Wager
• EYVIND CARL RoNQUIST .. .. .. ... ... .. .. ..... ... ...... ......
Chicago, Illinois
A Hitch in Speech
~MARY
LOUISE RYCE
.. .. ... ..... ...
Waldorf, Maryland
The Political Moralist or the Moral Politician
Rite
. MARILYN JOAN BRINSFIELD ... ........... .. ......... ........ Catonsville, Maryland
On the Brothers Karamazov
. MARGARET LOUISE BROWN ........ ...... .. ........ Henniker, New Hampshire
Man's Glassy Essence
, NANCY JANE CLARK ... ... .. .. . ........ .... .. ........... ........... .. Severn, Maryland
The Question of Abmrdity
10.15.61 . R.Douglas Bendall ... Baltimore , f.£1 .
An Exploration of the Basis of Society
�)6.24.61:
David N. Kelsey .•.... Gaithersburg, Md.
Nature As Developed by ._
Shakesneare
)3.2G68: H:trshall Lasky
Prol~gor:ieqa to the S tudv of Mathematics and Der iyat:;i,,_~
l'h 122:f oJ..ds
1
. LEONCE GAUTREAUX EVANS ..
.. ................. Los Alamos, New Mexicd
On Pascal and Montaigne
·MICHAEL WARREN GOLD ........ .. ......... .. .. .. ...... Lynnbrook, New York
The Practical Good: An Exegesis of Aristotle's Ethics
MARTHA GOLDSTEIN
1
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
011 Marx
•MICHAEL COFFIN CURRIER HALEY .
.. . Los Alamos, New Mexico
Freedom: A Paradox for Man
'DARRELL LUTHER HENRY
)
Cumberland, Maryland
The Power of Reason
JOHN CLAYTON KOHL, JR.
(
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Polity and Property: A Prolog1 to Political Thought
1e
>• ELLEN MARTINA LUFF .
Gambrills, Maryland
"Truth" and Ethics
PETET< Ton MALLERY
Wausau, Wisconsin
Smith, Marx, and the Science of Political Econom,,
. LINDA McCONNELL MERIAM
St. Louis, Missduri
The Poetics of Peace and lf/ar
. JUDITH ANITA MORGANSTERN
Aschenbach -
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
A Journey to the Tigers
• MARCIA GOLDBERG ROSENBERG ..
... Baltimore, Maryland
Da1,id: The Paradigm of A God-Fearing K ing
• PAUL LEONARD ROSENBERG .
........ Kew Gardens, New York
An Introduction to the Science of 1\fon
• VICTOR LOUIS SCHWAR1Z .
.. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jung's Theory of Psychological Types
Phoenix, Arizona
' NORBERT LEONARD SETTLE .
)
"Hie et ubique?"
, HARRISON JACK SHEPPARD
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Plutarch and Political Life
<
AMANDA MAYER STINCHECUM
Chicago, Illinois
Nietzsche and Kierkegaard: The New Philosopher
· HOLT VICTOR SURBERT .... .. ..... ..
.. .. Lds Angeles, California
The Morality Postulate of Hobbes
......... Towson, Maryland
·WALTER GEORGE VOIGT
Observations on Literature
10.16.65:) J. David Shapiro
BENEDICTION
........... .. .
Cambridge, Miss •
................. The Very Reverend John
J. Brennan
Rector, St. Mary's Church
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
�Honors and Prizes
•
To the Senior who has the highest standing,
a silver medal. Offered by the Board of
Visitors and Governors
EYVIND CARL RONQUIST
To the member of the Senior Class who has
written the best Senior thesis, a prize
of $27.50. Offered under the will of
the late Judge Walter I. Dawkins .
MICHAEL WARREN GOLD
To the members of the Senior Class who
have demonstrated the greatest ingenuity,
skill and thoroughness in carrying out a
laboratory project, a prize of $25.00 each.
Offered by the St. John's College Alumni
Association
PAUL LEONARD ROSENBERG
MARCIA GOLDBERG ROSENBERG
To the member of the Junior or Senior Class
who has prepared the most elegant solution
of a mathematical problem, a prize of
$25.00. Offered by Brig. Gen. A. W. W.
Woodcock, A.U.S. (ret.)
MARSHALL LASKY
To the member of the Freshman or Sophomore Class who has prepared the most
elegant solution of a mathematical problem, a prize of $25.00.
. ...... .... ..... .. . . .. ... .MICHAEL PAUL MOYER
To the students - not members of the Senior
Class- who have written the best annual
essays
.. ... .. First Prize $25 .00 .
Second Prize $20.00
Third Prize $15.00
Honorable Mention
.. .... . No AWARD
ROBERT ARTH UR LICHT
DAVID SAUL LEVINE
.. . ... ]AMES WILLIAM F ORRESTER
M IRIAM GOLUB
BRUCE TRAVINS
To the student who has submitted the best
English translation of a French poem, a
prize of $25 .00 ... ..... .. .......... ..
To the student who has submitted the best
brief comment on a piece of music a prize
of $25 .00 .. .
. ............ .. ........ ... .
FRANCIS CALVERT BROOKE
III
OLIVER M ARC KORSHIN
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<ul>
<li>1796</li>
<li>1835-1836</li>
<li>1842</li>
<li>1852</li>
<li>1856-1857</li>
<li>1870</li>
<li>1878</li>
<li>1880</li>
<li>1890</li>
<li>1893</li>
<li>1895</li>
<li>1897</li>
<li>1907</li>
<li>1910-1918</li>
<li>1920-1924</li>
<li>1928-1929</li>
<li>1932</li>
<li>1936-1937</li>
<li>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
</ul>
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ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
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1696 - 1960
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
SUNDAY, MAY TWENTY-NINTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY
�PROGRAM
FOR THE
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY - EIGHTH COMMENCEMENT
IN THE
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY -THIRD YEAR
OF THE COLLEGE
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
1NVOCATION ...... ........ .. .. .............. ....... The Rev. William F. Hudnutt, III
Pastor, First Presb)'terian Church
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF PRIZES AND AWARDS, The President of the College
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS ........ The Rev. ]. Winfree Smith
Tutor, St. John's College
CONFERRING OF DEGREES ....... ... .. .. ........ .. ... The President of the College
BACHELOR OF AR TS DEGREES
(with title of Senior thesis)
Cum Laude
BETIY JOAN BECK
.. .. .. . . . ... .. .. ... .... ... .. . Cumberland, Maryland
The Touchstone of Freedom
DAVID CHANG TAI WAI .
A Reading of the Book of Job
.... Kowloon, Hong Kong, China
ELLEN NANCY DAVIS
.. ......... . ... . Baltimore, Maryland
A Discussion of Benedetto Croce's AESTHETIC
Rite
DAVID JEREMY ALLEN .
.. .... .... ............ Bennington, Vermont
Prelude and Fugue: an Exposition of the Foundations
of Mathematics in a Tonality drawn from Kantian Philosophy
9.1.60: Gira.rd William Costello, Jr . ..... Baltimore, Maryland
�JOSEPH WENDELL FASTNER, JR. ....... . ..... .... .......
Baltimore, Maryland
Meaning and Music
6.ll.60:S~~Xfl'D ~~LBftheci~.~ ...~.~ ~.~~.~.· ~.~.~ ~.. ~ ~.· i!aim101~r:ttary~mI·
·
.
6 •4. 61: John ''Lordship and Bondqge": Pattern for History an4r,Sa,ciety Okl a.
Edward Gorecki •.••..•.....•.... lu.Lsa,
JAMES MARION GREEN, JR......... ...... ...................... Baltimore, Maryland
The Coizfeit of L. N. Tolstoy
•
5.30.60:John Radcliffe Jacobson •........... West Allis, Wisconsin
JOHN JOSEPH GILES LANE, JR....... .................. .... Westminster, Maryland
The Impossibility of Knowledge
ROSALIE
BERNICE LEVINE
.... ·· ············
Brooklyn, New York
An Analysis of KING LEAR in terms of Aristotle
JOHN EDWARD MCDEVITT, III...
. ... Columbus, Ohio
Religion and Modern Man as viewed by the Psychology
of C. J. Juwg
... . ... . .... .. ... Stamford, Connecticut
FRANK BRUSH MURRAY ....... .
Gulliver's Travels
ABBY LAURA PERELMAN .................... ....... .
... New York, New York
Attt/Aut
... ................. .... ....... Wauwatosa, Wisconsin
PETER JOSEPH RUEL
On the Moral Law
KATHERINE LINNEA SAUER
.... .... ... .......... Silver Spring, Maryland
Faust: The Modern Man
KENDON LEE STUBBS
Alexandria, Virginia
The Identity of Thinking and Being in the Philosophy
of Hegel
Berea, Kentucky
KENNETH HERMAN THOMPSON, JR.
Brutes, Angels and the State
PATRICIA ANN TOWNSEND ...
........... ............. .... Brooklyn, New York
Comedy and Don Quix.ote
6.18.60:Charles Leona.rd Wolberg ••••.•.•••• Chicago, Illinois
BENEDICTION ...... ......... ...... .
. . The Rev. William F. Hudnutr, III
Pastor, First Presbyterian Church
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
· ~-------Master of Arts (Honotis
Miriam
Ca.usa.)
S~e
Buffet Suppe1" fo1" Seniors, Fawlty, Parents, Alumni and Gttests
ctt the President's House, 212 Norwood Road, Wardo ztr
·
�Honors and Prizes
To the Senior who has the highest standing,
a silver medal. Offered by the Board of
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . BETTY JOAN BECK
Visitors and Governors
To the member of
written the best
$27 .50. Offered
Judge Walter I.
the Senior Class who has
Senior thesis, a prize of
under the will of the late
Dawkins
.................. .
Honorable Mention
ELLEN NANCY DAVIS
D AVID CHANG TAI WAI
To the members of the Senior Class who
have demonstrated the greatest ingenuity,
skill and thoroughness in carrying out a
laboratory project, a prize of $2 5.00 each.
Offered by the St. John's College Alumni
Association
J OHN RADCLIFFE JACOBSON
KENNETH HERMAN THOMPSON, JR.
Honorable Mention .... .... ..
. .... .. ......... . ........ ... ...... .BETTY JOAN BECK
ELLEN NANCY DAVIS
To the . students - not members of the Senior
Class - who have written the best annual
essays
First Prize $25.00
Second Prize $20.00
Third Prize $15.00
To the student who has submitted the best
English translation of a Greek text, a prize
of $25.00
.............. .
To the srudent who has written the best
English poem, a prize of $25.00
.. ............ .
Honorable Mention
To the studen t who has submitted the best
English translation of either a German
or French poem, a prize of $25.00
........ .... .. ... .. .
MARSHALL LASKY
LEWIS STEVEN KREGER
JOSEPHINE ALMA WEST
FOWLER NOEL MERIAM
EYVI ND CARL RONQUIST
DAVID SAUL LEVINE
EYVIND CARL RONQU!ST
�
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<ul>
<li>1796</li>
<li>1835-1836</li>
<li>1842</li>
<li>1852</li>
<li>1856-1857</li>
<li>1870</li>
<li>1878</li>
<li>1880</li>
<li>1890</li>
<li>1893</li>
<li>1895</li>
<li>1897</li>
<li>1907</li>
<li>1910-1918</li>
<li>1920-1924</li>
<li>1928-1929</li>
<li>1932</li>
<li>1936-1937</li>
<li>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
</ul>
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ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
1696 - 1959
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
SUNDAY, JUNE SEVENTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-NINE
�PROGRAM
Candidates For Degrees
FOR THE
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVENTH COMMENCEMENT
MASTER OF ARTS
IN THE
WILLIAM.FRANCIS GLEASON ................................... Annapolis, Maryland
lWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SECOND YEAR
BACHELOR OF ARTS
OF THE COLLEGE
Magna cum Laude
DAVID CLIFFORD JONES ........................................................ Austin, Texas
Cum Laude
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
INVOCATION ...................................................... The Rev. William E. Firth
Pastor, Calvary Methodist Church
MARY MARGARET BITTNER .............................. Cheltenham, Pennsylvania
AMY LOUISE CARLE ................................................ Falls Church, Virginia
HARVEY MORTON GOLDSTEIN ................................ Latrobe, Pennsylvania
GRACE PREVOST LANE ........................................... Catonsville, Maryland
PETER MILTON RICE ................................................... Chagrin Falls, Ohio
ANNOUNCEMENTOFPRIZESANDAWARDS .... The President of the College
Rite
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS ........................ Mr. Ford K. Brown
Tutor, St. John's College
CONFERRING OF DEGREES ............................ The President of the College
BENEDICTION ...................................................... The Rev. William E. Firth
Pastor, Calvary Methodist Church
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
Buffet Supper for Seniors, Faculty, Parents, Alumni and Guests
at the President's House, 212 Norwood Road, Wardour
HENRY DESIDOR BRAUN ................................... Webster Groves, Missouri
RICHARD SEWELL CAHALL .. ......... ............ .............. ....... Savage, Maryland
HUGH MERCER CURTLER, JR..................................... Annapolis, Maryland
MARY ANNE DECAMILLIS ................................ Havre de Grace, Maryland
PATIENCE ANNE GARRETSON .................................... Park Forest, lliinois
JERRY MATTHEW HYNSON ........................................ Baltimore, Maryland
CHARLOTTE FAYE KING .......................................... New York, New York
STEVEN ARNOLD LERNER ..................... :.................... Baltimore, Maryland
ROBERT WILLIAM McENROE ........................ Long Island City, New York
MICHAEL KOLYA MECHAU ........................................ Redstone, Colorado
THOMAS PARRAN, JR................................................ Baltimore, Maryland
•CHRIST SAGOS ........................................................... Baltimore, Maryland
WILLIAM ROBERT TILLES .......................................... Baltimore, Maryland
CAROL ANNE PHILLIPS TILLES ................................ Baltimore, Maryland
• To receive degree upon final completion of requwements
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Honors and PFiies
To the Senior who has the highest standing,
a silver medal. Offered by the Board of
Visitors and Governors .................................................. DAVID CLIFFORD JONES
To the member of
written the best
$27.50. Offered
Judge Walter I.
the Senior Class who has
Senior thesis, a prize of
under the will of the late
Dawkins .............................................. DAVID CLIFFORD JONES
To the member or members of the Senior
Class who have demonstrated the greatest
ingenuity, skill and thoroughness in carrying out a laboratory project, a prize of
$25.00 each. Offered by the St. John's
College Alumni Association .................................. HARVEY MORTON GOLDSTEIN
PETER MILTON RICE
WILLIAM ROBERT TILLES
CAROL ANNE PHILLIPS TILLES
Honorable Mention .......................................... HUGH MERCER CURTLER, JR.
CHRIST SAGOS
GRACE PREVOST LANE
To the member of the Tunior or Senior Class
who has prepared the most elegant solution
of a mathematical problem, a prize of
$25.00. Offered by Brig. Gen. A. W. W.
Woodcock, A.U.S. (ret.) .................................................. PETER MILTON RICE
To the member of the Freshman or Sophomore Class who has prepared the most
elegant solution of a mathematical problem,
a prize of $25.00 ............................................................................. No AWARD
To the member of the Sophomore or Junior
Class who has written the best annual essay,
a prize of $25.00 ............................................................ EDWARD LEE GELBLUM
To the member of the Freshman Class who
has written the best annual essay, a prize
of $25.00 ............................................................................... HARVEY MEYERS
Honorable Mention .................................................... SAMUEL RICHARD FREIS
To the student who has submitted the best
English translation of a Greek text, a prize
of $25.00 ...................................................................... FOWLER NOEL MERIAM
To the student who has written the best
original sonnet, a prize of $25.00 ................................. FOWLER NOEL MERIAM
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<ul>
<li>1796</li>
<li>1835-1836</li>
<li>1842</li>
<li>1852</li>
<li>1856-1857</li>
<li>1870</li>
<li>1878</li>
<li>1880</li>
<li>1890</li>
<li>1893</li>
<li>1895</li>
<li>1897</li>
<li>1907</li>
<li>1910-1918</li>
<li>1920-1924</li>
<li>1928-1929</li>
<li>1932</li>
<li>1936-1937</li>
<li>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
</ul>
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ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
1696 - 1958
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
SUNDAY, JUNE EIGHTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHT
�PROGRAM
FOR THE
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SIXTH COM.t\-fENCEMENT
IN THE
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIRST YEAR
OF THE COLLEGE
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
INVOCATION ..... .............. .............. .
The Rev. Charles F. Kirkley
Minister, Trinity Methodist Church
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND AWARDS,
The President of the College
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS .... .... ...... .... ....... Mr. Jacob Klein
Dean of the College
CONFERRING OF DEGREES ... ··· ············· · .... The President of the College
BENEDICTION
The Rev. ·Charles F. Kirkley
Minister, Trinity Methodist Church
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
Buffet Supper for Seniors, Faculty, Parents, Alumni and GuestJ
at the President's House, 212 Norwood Road, Wardour
�Candidates For Degrees
MASTER OF ARTS
JOHN A LOYSIUS BREMER ........... .......... .. ........... .
Annapolis, Maryland
BACHELOR OF ARTS
Cum Laude
THOMAS HENRY POWELL, JR.
Marriottsville, Maryland
Rite
CAROLYN ELIZABETH BAKER ............. .
...... Washingron, D. C.
. .......... .. .. ... New York, N . Y.
}AMES ANTHONY BALDWIN, JR..
ALAN PRIEST BROCKWAY
Seabrook, New Hampshire
JACQUES FRAN<;OIS CARTIER
Los Angeles, California
SHIRLEY ANN MOFFETI CUMMINGS
Port Jefferson, New York
.(1/7/61) ....... .... ... Ringoes, New Jersey
EAGLE .(5..17.67) . ... ... ... Washingt0n, D. C.
.#'JACOB HUDSON DE RAAT
INANCY CATHERINE
PATRICIA LORING GRADY . ..
. ..... ..... Greensburg, Pennsylvania
}OSEPH MORDECAI GREEN Cum "Tuude 6/9/5~Syosset, New York
RAYMOND THOMAS HAAS .. .... .... ..... .................... ..""Nutley, New Jersey
l]oHN KINLOCH .. (6/.18/58)
.... .. . New York, New York
. ... Chestertown, Maryland
IWILLIAM MABON KINGSLEY .. (l/J/59)
JEANNE MARIE LAIDLAW .
San Francisco, California
BLAKELY CAMERON LITILETON .
Silver Spring, Maryland
ROBERTA ANNE MARKLEY
Hutton, Maryland
*JULIA MARGARET MATIHEWS ..
iMICHAEL DICKSON SANFORD
. ..... ... ... . G len Burnie, M aryland
(9/2.J/59}.
THOMAS AUGUSTUS VAN SANT, Ill .
WALTER DOUGLAS WEIR, III . .
Richmond, California
...... Baltimore, Maryland
.. ..........
Silver Spring, Maryland
THOMAS SUNGWON YOON ................
Seoul, Korea
AS OF THE CLASS OF 19'13
ScoTI ABBOTI .... ... . . .. .. ...
....... ...... .
Carbondale, Colorado
AS OF THE CLASS OF 195 5
DONALD ASTOR PHILLIPS
Baltimore, Maryland
• To receive degree npon final completion of reqttirements.
�.·
Honors and Prizes
To the Senior who has the highest
standing, a silver medal. Offered
by the Board of Visitors and Governors
To tbe member of the Junior or
Senior Class who has prepared the
most elegant solution of a mathematirnl problem, a prize of $25.00.
Offered by Brig. Gen. A. W. W .
Woodcock, A. U. S., Ret. ............. . .
RAYMOND THOMAS HAAS
DAVID CLIFFORD JONES
To the member of the Senior Class
who has written the best annual
essay, a prize of $27.50. Offered
under the will of the late Judge
Walter I. Dawkins
PATRICIA LORING GRADY
To the member of the Sophomore or
Junior Class who has written the
best annual essay, a prize of $25.00
ABBY LAURA PERELMAN ../
To the member of the Freshman Class
who has written the best annual
essay, a prize of $25.00
HARRISON JACK SHEPPARD
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<ul>
<li>1796</li>
<li>1835-1836</li>
<li>1842</li>
<li>1852</li>
<li>1856-1857</li>
<li>1870</li>
<li>1878</li>
<li>1880</li>
<li>1890</li>
<li>1893</li>
<li>1895</li>
<li>1897</li>
<li>1907</li>
<li>1910-1918</li>
<li>1920-1924</li>
<li>1928-1929</li>
<li>1932</li>
<li>1936-1937</li>
<li>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
</ul>
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1958-06-08
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Program for the One Hundred and Sixty-Sixth Commencement in the Two-Hundred and Sixty-First Year of the College.
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ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
1696 - 1957
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
SUNDAY, JUNE SIXTEENTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN
�PROGRAM
FOR THE
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIFTH COMMENCEMENT
IN THE
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTIETH YEAR
OF THE COLLEGE
ACADEMIC PROCE-'SIO'N'
INVOCATION
........ .......................... The Rev. James F. Madison
Rector, St. Anne's Parish
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND Aw ARDS
The President of the College
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS .
. .. Mr.]. Bert Thoms
Associate Professor, Washinton and Jefferson College
CONFERRING OF DEGREES .... ... ...... ... ... ...... The President of the College
BENEDICTION
The Rev. James F. Madison
Rector, St. Anne's Parish
ACADEMIC .PROCES•ION
•
Buffet Supper for Membcn of the College, Alumni and Guests
at the President's House, 212 Norwood Rod, W'ardour
�Candidates For Degrees
MASTER OF ARTS
ROBERT STOUTENBERG BART .
....... ... .. .... .Annapolis, Maryland
BACHELOR OF ARTS
Rite
}OAN
ELIZABETH COLE .... ..... . . .
............ ... ... .. Baltimore, Maryland
GERALD GEDIMAN"Jr6/S/5$ .. ... ..... . ... ... .
ROSABELLE GOULD HARRIS
Boston, Massachusetts
.. Cambridge, Maryland
Cleveland, Ohio
JOSEPHINE JACQUELINE }ASTER
CORNELIA HOFFMAN KLINE .
]AMES
Baltimore, Maryland
WALTER LINSNER ..... ............ ........... . Highland Park, Michigan
CHARLES AUGUSTINE NORRIS
.... .. Hollywood, Maryland
FAYE COUNCELL POLILLO ..... ................ ........... ......... .
Barcl~y,
Maryland
}OHN
}AMES RODOWSKY
]AMES
BURT SIEMENS ... ....... ............... ..... .. .... ... ............ Tulsa, Oklahoma
HARVEY WILLIAM WYNN
Baltimore Maryland
Cleveland, Ohio
�Honors and Prizes
•
To the Senior who has the highest
standing, a silver medal. Offered by
the Board of Visitors and Governors
HARVEY . WILLIAM WYNN
To the member of the Junior or Senior
Class who has prepared the most
elegant solution of a mathematical
problem, a prize of $25.00. Offered
by Brig. Gen. A. W. W. Woodcock,
A. U. S., Ret. .... ......... .............
. .. JOSEPHINE JACQUELINE JASTER
v
To the member of the Freshman or
Sophomore Class who has prepared
the most elegant solution of a mathematical problem, a prize of $25.00 ..... .............. PETER MILTON RICE /
To the member of the Sophomore or
Junior Class who has written the
best annual essay, a prize of $25.00
MICHAEL DICKSON SANFORD ./
To the member of the Freshman Class
who has written the best annual
essay, a prize of $25.00
. .. ......... BETIY JOAN BECK .,,
To the student who has written the
best original sonnet, a prize of $25.00 .... ... . DAVID CLIFFORD ]ONES
�
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Addresses given at commencement and programs of events related to, and including, the annual commencement ceremonies at St. John's College. Includes both the undergraduate and Graduate Institute commencements. <br /><br />The College Archives holds programs and/or addresses for the following years:<br />
<ul>
<li>1796</li>
<li>1835-1836</li>
<li>1842</li>
<li>1852</li>
<li>1856-1857</li>
<li>1870</li>
<li>1878</li>
<li>1880</li>
<li>1890</li>
<li>1893</li>
<li>1895</li>
<li>1897</li>
<li>1907</li>
<li>1910-1918</li>
<li>1920-1924</li>
<li>1928-1929</li>
<li>1932</li>
<li>1936-1937</li>
<li>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
</ul>
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1957-06-16
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Program for the One Hundred and Sixty-Fifth Commencement in the Two-Hundred and Sixtieth Year of the College.
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ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYlAND
1696 - 1956
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
MONDAY, JUNE ELEVENTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-SIX
�PROGRAM
FOR THE
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FOURTH COMMENCEMENT
lNTHE
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINTH YEAR
OF THE COLLEGE
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
BENEDICTION
.. The Rev. John ]. Brennan, C.Ss.R.
Rector, St. Mary's Church
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND AWARDS
The President of the College
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS
... .. Mr. Richard Scofield
Tutor, St. John's College
The President of the College
CONFERRING OF DEGREES
INVOCATION .. ..... ... .. ...... ..... .
...... The Rev. John J . Brennan, C.Ss.R.
Rector, St. Mary's ChtJrch
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
*
Luncheon for M embers of the College and their Guests
College Quadrangle
�Candidates For Degrees
BACHELOR OF AR TS
Rite
WILLIAM HERBERT
BARRETin,ec ' ~.~.~~.P.1.?II1a:. ?/.1.~iRiington, ·D. c.
DIANA FRANCES BARRY
Old Bridge, New Jersey
JANET BRUCE BEAMER .
Westminster, Maryland
JOHN EDWARD
CHASE Rec'd • ......-. .............6L:ir:./r,£._.
......... dinloma Cfiaj'Jef''i'i1ll,
!I.
JOSEPH PHILIP COHEN • · . ..
II
9/6/56
DALE BROOKS CUMMINGS
JAMES WILLIAM JOBES, JR ....... .. .. ...... ..
HUGH DEANE MCKAY, JR..
DORIK VAUGHN MECHAU
PASQUALE LOUIS
...... Baltimore, Maryland
Pasadena, California
THOMAS JEFFERSON GREENWELL
}AMES DONALD LIBBY .
·
North Carolma
Leonardtown, Maryland
.... Plum Point, Maryland
Baltimore, Maryland
.. .. Annapolis, Maryland
Redstone, Colorado
POLILLOI?-6,~ 1 ~.~.~~.P.1..°.~ ?!.~ita1t9more, Maryland
BARBARA . DVORAK SANDEK
GEORGE EDWARD SAUER
PRISCILLA SHORE
Baltimore, Maryland
Silver Spring, Mary land
Annapolis, Maryland
]. E. SIEMENS, JR........ .. ...... ... .. ... ........ . ..... .............. ... Tulsa, Oklahoma
LEO LARUE SIMMS
ROBLEY MARIETTA TIMMINS
JOHN VERGINE, JR. ...
(PAUL ALAN WHITTENBURG* ..
EVERETT HENRY WILSON ..... .
...... .. ........ ... ....... . ... Annapolis, Maryland
... .. .. Washington, D. C.
Brooklyn, New York
.... Parkland, Maryland )
Parsonsburg, Maryland
*To receive degrees upon final completion of requirements.
�Honors and Prizes
To the Senior who has the highest
standing, a silver medal. Offered by
the Board of Visirors and Governors.
... Diana Fran ces Barry
To the student who during the current session has given most evidence of leadership in the service
of the College community, a prize
of $25.00 in books . . ..... . .
. .. .. .. .. ...... .. .... .
(No award)
To tbe member of the Senior Class
who has written the best final essay,
a prize of $2 7.50. Offered under the
will of the late Judge Walter I.
Dawkins
(No award) .
To the member of the Junior or Senior Class who has prepared the most
elegant solution of a mathematical
problem, a prize of $25.00. Offered
by Brig. Gen. A. W.W. Woodcock,
A. U. S., Retired
Harvey William Wynn
To the member of the Freshman or
Sophomore Class who has prepared
the most elegant solution of a mathematical problem, a prize of $25.00 . .... .... .. ... .. .. .. ...... Peter Milton Rice /
To the member of the Freshman,,
Sophomore or Junior Class who has
written the best annual essay, the
Hayden prize of $25.00. Offered by
Dr. and Mrs. Floyd S. Hayden of
Azusa, California
Honorable Mention
Jacq1tes Francois Cartier
Josephine ]. Jaster
�
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Annapolis, MD
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Addresses given at commencement and programs of events related to, and including, the annual commencement ceremonies at St. John's College. Includes both the undergraduate and Graduate Institute commencements. <br /><br />The College Archives holds programs and/or addresses for the following years:<br />
<ul>
<li>1796</li>
<li>1835-1836</li>
<li>1842</li>
<li>1852</li>
<li>1856-1857</li>
<li>1870</li>
<li>1878</li>
<li>1880</li>
<li>1890</li>
<li>1893</li>
<li>1895</li>
<li>1897</li>
<li>1907</li>
<li>1910-1918</li>
<li>1920-1924</li>
<li>1928-1929</li>
<li>1932</li>
<li>1936-1937</li>
<li>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
</ul>
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Program for the One Hundred and Sixty-Fourth Commencement in the Two-Hundred and Fifty-Ninth Year of the College.
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JOHN'S COLLEGE
4.NNAPOLIS. MARYLAND
1696 - 1955
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
MONDAY, JUNE THIRTEENTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE
�PROGRAM
FOR THE
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-THIRD COMMENCEMENT
IN THE
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHTH YEAR
OF THE COLLEGE
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
INVOCATION .... ... .. .. ..... ..... . .
.. The Rev. William Lavoise Scurlock,
Pastor, College Avon11e Baptist Chttrch
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND AWARDS
The President of the College
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS ................... Miss Rosemary Park,
President, Connecticut College, and
Member, Board of Visitors and Governors
CONFERRING OF DEGREES ..
BENEDICTION .... .. .. .. ... .. ... ... .. ...
..... .. ..... The President of the College
The Rev. W'illiam Lavoise Scurlock,
Pastor, College A ·ventte Baptist Church
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
Luncheon for lviembers of the College and their Guests
College Quadrangle
�Candidates For Degrees
BACHELOR OF AR TS
Rite
Annapolis, Maryland
LYDIA SOMMAVILLA ASTON
10.16.711 Eliaabeth Morton Chiera •.••••••... Lakeville, Connecticut
Franklinville, New York
JAMES PHILLIPS CHRESTENSEN .
SARAH CATHERINE COVINGTON
Centreville, Maryland
ALEXANDRA JEAN CULBERTSON
Stockton, California
New York, New York
RICHARD LEE HABERMAN
Annapolis, M:iryland
HUDSON MONROE KEITHLEY .
]AMES AUGUST KIBLER
. Greensboro, Maryland
PETER STRAITH MCGHEE
New York, New York
JOAN McKAY
............ ..... . New York, New York
... .
BARBARA BRUNNER 00STERHOUT
. . Annapolis, Maryland
8.10.55: James Warren Stone ••••••••••••• Silver Spring, Maryland
}AMES TAYLOR, JR.
........ .... .... ................... Baltimore, Maryland
Cum Lattde
..... Mt. Kisco, New York
PRISCILLA ALDEN HUSTED
Magna Cttm Laude
AHTHUR CHARLES REISZ
... . . Baltimore, Maryland
�Honors and Prizes
To the Senior who has the highest
standing, a silver medal. Offered by
the Board of Visitors and Governors .... ....... ..... . Arthttr Charles Reisz
To the member of the Senior Class
who has written the best final essay,
a prize of $27.50. Offered under the
will of the late Judge Walter I.
Dawkins .
Lawrence Sandek ./
To the member of the Junior or Senior
Class who has prepared the most
elegant solution of a mathematical
problem, a prize of $25.00. Offered
by Brig. Gen. A. W.W. Woodcock,
A. U. S., Retired ..
..... .. ...... ...... .... ... ...
To the member of the Freshman or
Sophomore Class who has prepared
the most elegant solution. of a mathematical problem, a prize of $25.00
To the member of the Freshman,
Sophomore or Junior Class who has
written the best annual essay, the
Hayden prize of $10.00. Offered by
Dr. and Mrs. Floyd S. Hayden of
Azusa, California .
(No award)
.... Sheldon Boilen
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Raymond Thomas Haas ,/
�THE BOARD OF VISITORS AND GOVERNORS
THE PRESIDENT AND THE FACULTY
OF
ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
REQUEST THE HONOR OF YOUR PRESENCE
AT THE EXERCISES OF
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
JUNE 10-13, 1955
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
�FRIDAY. JUNE 10
8:45 p. m.
11 :00 p. m.
Variety Show -
College Quadrangle
Informal Dance -
Boat House
SATURDAY. JUNE 11
10:30 a. m.
Class Day Exercises -
Great Hall
2:30 p. m.
Faculty-Senior Baseball Game -
Back Campus
6:00 p. m.
Picnic Supper, for the College Community -
Back Campus
7:30 p. m.
The President's Dinner for the Senior Class -
10:00 p. m.
June Cotillion -
Colony Inn
Iglehart Hall
�SUNDAY. JUNE 12
4:00 p . m.
Baccalaureate Service: Sermon by the Rev. William Kyle
Smith, Tutor, St. John's College - Great Hall
(The Academic Procession will form in the Library at
3:30 p . m.)
5:00 p. m.
The President's Reception for Seniors, Faculty and Their
Guests - The President's House, 243 King George Street
MONDAY. JUNE 13
11:00 a . m.
Commencement Exercises: Address by Miss Rosemary
Park. President of Connecticut College, New London, Connecticut. and Member of Board of Visitors and Governors Under the Liberty Tree
(The Academic Procession will form in the Great Hall at
10:45 a. m .)
12:30 p . m.
Luncheon for the College Community -
College Quadrangle
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Annapolis, MD
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Addresses given at commencement and programs of events related to, and including, the annual commencement ceremonies at St. John's College. Includes both the undergraduate and Graduate Institute commencements. <br /><br />The College Archives holds programs and/or addresses for the following years:<br />
<ul>
<li>1796</li>
<li>1835-1836</li>
<li>1842</li>
<li>1852</li>
<li>1856-1857</li>
<li>1870</li>
<li>1878</li>
<li>1880</li>
<li>1890</li>
<li>1893</li>
<li>1895</li>
<li>1897</li>
<li>1907</li>
<li>1910-1918</li>
<li>1920-1924</li>
<li>1928-1929</li>
<li>1932</li>
<li>1936-1937</li>
<li>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
</ul>
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Commencement Program, 1955 (Draft)
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1955-06-13
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Program for the One Hundred and Sixty-Third Commencement in the Two-Hundred and Fifty-Eighth Year of the College. Also includes invitation.
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Commencement 1955
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Annapolis, MD
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ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLM"D
1696 - 1954
· COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
MONDAY, JUNE FOURTEENTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR
�PROGRAM
Honors and Prizes
FOR THE
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY - SECOND COMMENCEMENT
IN THE
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY - SEVENTH YEAR
To the Senior who has the highest
standing, a silver medal. Offered
by the Board of Visitors and Governors ................................................................... . Robert Donald Sacks
OF THE COLLEGE
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
INVOCATION .................................................. Rabbi Morris D. Rosenblatt
Kneseth Israel Synagogue
To the smdent who during the CUI"
rent session has given most evidence of leadership in the service
of the College community, a prize
of $25.00 in books ...................................................... James Taylor, Jr.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND AWARDS
The President of the College
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS .............. Mr. Richard F. Cleveland
Chairman, Board of Visitors and Governors
CONFERRING OF DEGREES .......................... The President. of the College
To the member of the Senior Class
who has written the best final
essay, a prize of $27.50. Offered
under the will of the late Judge
Walter I. Dawkins ......................................... Bernard Edmund Jacob
BENEDICTION .. .. .. .. . .. ... . .. . .. .. .. ... ... .. .. ... ... .. ... Rabbi Morris D. Rosenblatt
Kneseth Israel Synagogue
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
*
Ltmcheon for Members of the College and their Gttests
College Quadrangle
To the member of the Freshman,
Sophomore or Junior Class who
has written the best annual essay,
the Hayden prize of $10.00. Offered
by Dr. and Mrs. Floyd S. Hayden
of Azusa, California .............................................. Diana Frances Barry
�Candidates For Degrees
ROBERT FULTON Lmrn, JR.. ·.................................... Salisbury, Maryland
BACHELOR OF AR TS
VIRGIL STEPHEN MAINELLA ........................ Friday Harbor, Washington
Rite
JERRY SALAN ............................................................ Baltimore, Maryland
GEORGE GRAHAM ABERNATHY, JR. ......................... "Arlington, Virginia
MERLE SHORE ............................................................ Annapolis, Maryland
EDWARD FRANK BAUER ............................................ Nashville, Tennessee
RICHARD ARLEN SMITH ............................................ Annapolis, Maryland
HOWARD BROMBERG .................................................. Baltimore, Maryland
RICHARD BURNETT CARTER ...................................... Baltimore, Maryland
CHARLES ERIC CROOKE ........................................... Annapolis, Maryland
SINCLAIR GEARING ................................................. Annapolis, Maryland
JEROME GILDEN ........................................................ Baltimore, Maryland
BERNARD EDMUND JACOB ........................................ Baltimore, Maryland
DAVID LIONEL KAPLAN ................................... Beverly Hills, California
Cum Laude
SAMUEL SAUL KUTLER ............................................ .Annapolis, Maryland
ROBERT DONALD SACKS ........................................................ .Akron, Ohio
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Annapolis, MD
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Addresses given at commencement and programs of events related to, and including, the annual commencement ceremonies at St. John's College. Includes both the undergraduate and Graduate Institute commencements. <br /><br />The College Archives holds programs and/or addresses for the following years:<br />
<ul>
<li>1796</li>
<li>1835-1836</li>
<li>1842</li>
<li>1852</li>
<li>1856-1857</li>
<li>1870</li>
<li>1878</li>
<li>1880</li>
<li>1890</li>
<li>1893</li>
<li>1895</li>
<li>1897</li>
<li>1907</li>
<li>1910-1918</li>
<li>1920-1924</li>
<li>1928-1929</li>
<li>1932</li>
<li>1936-1937</li>
<li>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
</ul>
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6 pages
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Program for the One Hundred and Sixty-Second Commencement in the Two Hundred and Fifty-Seventh Year of the College.
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Annapolis, MD
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1954-06-14
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Commencement Exercises from 1954 {1954-06-14}
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Commencement Program, 1954
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ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
1696 - 1953
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
MONDAY, JUNE FIFTEENTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE
�PROGRAM
FOR THE
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIRST COMMENCEMENT
IN THE
TWO HUNDRED FIFTY-SIXTH YEAR
OF THE COllEGE
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
INVOCATION ... ...... ... .. ....... .. ... ..... ..
The Reverend Burrett E. McBee
First Presbyterian Church
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND AWARDS
The President of the College
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS
Dr. Gordon Keith Chalmers
President, Kenyon College
CONFERRING OF DEGREES .... .. .... ... ....... ... .. "The President of the College
BENEDICTION ..... ........ ....... ..... ...
The Reverend Burrett E. McBee
Fir st Presbyterian Church
ACADEMIC PROCESSION
Luncheon for Members of the College and their Guests
College Quadrangle
�AS OF THE CLASS OF l:.2J2
1.30.54: Clarence Edward Roache, Jr.
Candidates For Degrees
BACHELOR OF ARTS
AS OF THE CLASS OF 1952
Rite
ROBERT SIGMUND SEELIG .
........ ..... ... . ... Lawrence, New York
*
AS OF THE CLASS OF 1953
Rite
EUGENE BRADY ADKINS
... ... .. .. .. . . .. ... . .... .. ... Tulsa, Oklahoma
l.J0.54 John Davis Alexander,Jr ••••••••••••• Baltimore
DUNCAN BROCKWAY
CECIL E. DIETRICH .
Hebron, New Hampshire
.................. .... Annapolis, Maryland
STEWART GREENFIELD .... ......... .............. ... .... ......... . Brooklyn, New York
5.1.54 Franklin Robert Atwell •••••••••••• Baltimore
�CHARLES S. LERNER ... .. ......... .. .. .... ... ....... .. ....... ..... .. . Baltimore, Maryland
PHILIP H. LYMAN ..... ...... ..... ....... ...... ......... ... ..... ............... Blanding, Utah
FRANK F. POLK ....... ...... .. .. .. .... .. ...... ........... .... . Harrison, New Ymk
]EREMY
PHILIP T ARCHER ... ............... .. ... ... .. ... ..... Stamford, Connecticut
BERNARD H. UDEL ... .. ...... .. ... ........ ...
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ADDISON WORTHINGTON ...... .
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..... ..... .. Baltimore, Maryland
Cum Laude
JOHN JAQUELIN ,AMBLER, V
Alexandria, Virginia
WILLIAM MONEY ASTON ................... ............ ... ...... Annapolis, Maryland
ROBERT G. HAZO ...................... .......................... Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Honors and Prizes
To the Senior who has the highest
standing, a silver medal. Offered
by the Board of Visitors and Governors ........... ........... ..... ........ ..... .
To the student who during the current session has given most evidence of leadership in the service
of the College community, a prize
of $25.00 in books ............ .
To the member of the Senior Class
who has written the best final
essay, a prize of $27.50. Offered
under the will of the late Judge
Walter I. Dawkins .
To the member of the Junior or
Senior Class who has prepared the
most elegant solution of a mathematical problem, a prize of $25.00.
Offered by Brig. Gen. A. W. W.
Woodcock, A. U. S., Retired .
To the member of the Freshman or
Sophomore Class who has prepared the most elegant solution of a
mathematical problem, a prize of
$25.00 .
To the member of the Freshman,
Sophomore or Junior Class who
has written the best annual essay,
.the John Martin Green prize of
$10.00
Robert G. Haza .
Sinclair Gearing and ·
Robert G. Haza ·
William M. Aston ..;
Addison Worthington ·
Paul A. Lowdenslager and :/~
Hugh D. McKay .
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Arthur C. Reisz and v
James Taylor. Jr. ·
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Commencement Programs and Addresses
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Annapolis, MD
Contributor
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St. John's College Greenfield Library
Description
An account of the resource
Addresses given at commencement and programs of events related to, and including, the annual commencement ceremonies at St. John's College. Includes both the undergraduate and Graduate Institute commencements. <br /><br />The College Archives holds programs and/or addresses for the following years:<br />
<ul>
<li>1796</li>
<li>1835-1836</li>
<li>1842</li>
<li>1852</li>
<li>1856-1857</li>
<li>1870</li>
<li>1878</li>
<li>1880</li>
<li>1890</li>
<li>1893</li>
<li>1895</li>
<li>1897</li>
<li>1907</li>
<li>1910-1918</li>
<li>1920-1924</li>
<li>1928-1929</li>
<li>1932</li>
<li>1936-1937</li>
<li>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
</ul>
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5 pages
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paper
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St. John's College
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Commencement Program, 1953 (Draft)
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1953-06-15
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Program for the One Hundred and Sixty-First Commencement in the Two-Hundred and Fifty-Sixth Year of the College.
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Commencement 1953
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Annapolis, MD
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St. John's College
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text
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Commencement