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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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<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>
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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 - 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,
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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 $25.00. Offered by
Dr. and Mrs. Floyd S. Hayden of
Azusa, California
Honorable Mention
Jacq1tes Francois Cartier
Josephine ]. Jaster
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<ul>
<li>1796</li>
<li>1835-1836</li>
<li>1842</li>
<li>1852</li>
<li>1856-1857</li>
<li>1870</li>
<li>1878</li>
<li>1880</li>
<li>1890</li>
<li>1893</li>
<li>1895</li>
<li>1897</li>
<li>1907</li>
<li>1910-1918</li>
<li>1920-1924</li>
<li>1928-1929</li>
<li>1932</li>
<li>1936-1937</li>
<li>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
</ul>
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ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
1696 - 1957
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
SUNDAY, JUNE SIXTEENTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN
�PROGRAM
FOR THE
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIFTH COMMENCEMENT
IN THE
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTIETH YEAR
OF THE COLLEGE
ACADEMIC PROCE-'SIO'N'
INVOCATION
........ .......................... The Rev. James F. Madison
Rector, St. Anne's Parish
ANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZES AND Aw ARDS
The President of the College
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS .
. .. Mr.]. Bert Thoms
Associate Professor, Washinton and Jefferson College
CONFERRING OF DEGREES .... ... ...... ... ... ...... The President of the College
BENEDICTION
The Rev. James F. Madison
Rector, St. Anne's Parish
ACADEMIC .PROCES•ION
•
Buffet Supper for Membcn of the College, Alumni and Guests
at the President's House, 212 Norwood Rod, W'ardour
�Candidates For Degrees
MASTER OF ARTS
ROBERT STOUTENBERG BART .
....... ... .. .... .Annapolis, Maryland
BACHELOR OF ARTS
Rite
}OAN
ELIZABETH COLE .... ..... . . .
............ ... ... .. Baltimore, Maryland
GERALD GEDIMAN"Jr6/S/5$ .. ... ..... . ... ... .
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
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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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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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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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ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND
I
I
I
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 - 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
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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<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>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
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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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<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 - 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
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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
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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<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 - 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
�•
'
,#
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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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 Seventy-Fourth Commencement in the Two-Hundred and Sixty-Ninth Year of the College.
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Annapolis, MD
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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
�l
t
I
)
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
••
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.
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>
<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 .. ... ........... .... ...... ..... ... ... .......
~
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)
\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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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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St.John's
College
SJC
2015
COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES
Saturday I May Tenth
Two Thousand and Fifteen
ANNAPOLIS MARYLAND
J
�PROGRAM
For the Two Hundred Twenty-Third
Commencement in the
Thr ee Hundred Nineteenth Year
of the College
Prelude
Carrollton Brass Quintet
Academic Procession
The National Anthem
Carrollton Brass Quintet
Francis Scott Key, Alumnus, Class of 1796
Welcome
Christopher B. Nelson, SF70
President of the College
Announcement of Prizes and Awards
President Nelson
Pamela Kraus
Dean of the College
Address to the Graduating Class
Jonathan Tuck (H14)
Tutor Emeritus
Conferring of Undergraduate Degrees
President Nelson
Dean Kraus
Conferring of Graduate Degrees
President Nelson
Jeff J.S. Black
Associate Dean for the Graduate Institute
Academic Recession
Carrollton Brass Quintet
�Nicolas Goehring Day
BACHELOR OF ARTS
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Creation Out of Time: Zarathustra's Teaching of Self-Creation
Matthew Patrick Denci
Sebastian Manuel Abella
Coral Gab les, Florida
East Greenwich, Rhode Island
The Mirror of Chivalry
Recreating Reality: The Church of Combray in Swann's Way
Sophia Jeanette Dillard
Nadia Saud Hamed AI Taei
Azaiba, Oman
Looking at the Poet. Learning How to See
Joshua Thomas Avni
Woodstock, Virginia
Nothing: Seeking Se lf-Annihilation in lngmar Bergmans Persona
Smyrna, Georgia
Eating, Death, and Love: Separation and Unification in Genes is and
Gospel of John
Hannah Rose Edwards
Chambersburg, Penn sylvania
And Yet It Must Be Wonderful to Get the Princess: An E ration of Poetry in
xplo
Fear and Trembling
Laura Louise Bartram
Clinton, New Jersey
Arya Eshraghi *
A Knowing Look: Into Don Quixote
Dioscoro Andres Blanco
Leesburg, Virgin ia
Abraham's Argument: Faith as Human Fulfillment in S0ren Kierkegaard's Fear and
Trembling
Mclean, Virginia
Stella Grey Fillmore-Patrick
Bridgton, Maine
Nietzsche's Birth of Tragedy An E
xperiential Interpretation
Sara Kathleen Finucane
Carter Knox Brown
Litchfie ld, Connecticut
Rochester, New York
Idealized Anastomosis in Goethe's Metamorphosis of Plants
The Labyrinthine Self: The E
xperience of Self in Andrei Tarkovsky's Stalker
Steven Thomas Alexander Flake
Megan Elizabeth Case
New York, New Yo rk
Baudelaire's Confrontation with Death and Change: An E inatio·n of "Une
xam
Charogne" and "Le Cygne" from Les Fleurs du Mal
New Bern, North Carolina
The Battlefield of Love: The Conflicts Between Our Expectation and Experiences in
Shakespeare's The Sonnets
Ryan Michael Fleming
Daniel Galen Clay
Lansdowne, Pennsylvania
Suffering in Art: The Ali enation of Passion in "Musee des Beaux Arts"
Samuel Oberon Collins
Fallsington, Pennsylvania
The Observer's Song: Thought and Language in "Le Cimetiere Marin"
Domenic Joseph D'Andrea
New Castle, Delaware
F Child to Citizen: Ethical Education and Responsibility in Aristotles
rom
Nicomachean Ethics
Michael Joseph Freitas
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Defeating the Hydra's Head: How Expe rience Succeeds Where Reason Has Failed:
An E
xploration of Monta igne's "Of Experience"
North Haven, Connecticut
Zachariah Arlo Frey
What is You? An Endeavor to Live with I and Thou by Martin Suber
Cora Christine Davis
Towson, Maryland
Better Well Hanged Than Ill Wed: The Necessary Downfall of Philosophy, and the
Grace it Receives Through Faith in Kierkegaard's Philosophical Fragments
Thomas Howard Davis
Natasha's Dance: An E
xploration of Cultural and National Identity in To lstoy's
War and Peace
St Louis, Missouri
Pottstown, Pennsylvania
The Good of the Many: Sympathy and Justice in David Hume's A Treatise of
Human Nature
Madison Lee Galbraith
Quesne l, British Columbia , Canada
Son of Sin, Son of Sanctity: An E loration of the Character of Jesus Christ in
xp
The Gospel of Matthew
�Robert Edmund George
Oregon House. C
aliforni a
Cheektowa ga. New York
Silver Spring, Maryland
Laconia. New Hampshire
Renwick Ellis Hudson
Fayetteville, Arkan sas
E
xperiencing the Dimensions of Beings
Overcom ing the Atomized Se lf in G.W. F. Hege l's Phenomenology of Spirit
Margaret Kelsey Guilford
Miam i. Florida
Shayna Morell Jenkins
Litchfield, Connecticut
Th e Man of Many F
aces: Th e Search for Self Knowledge in Cervantes'
Don Q
uixote
Mad Marx and the Machine Revolutio n: Violent Progress and Whethe r We Can
Avoid It
Helen Elene Gvilia
Leslie Mae Howard
So as a P nted Tyrant Ham let Stood
ai
aLJTOVOIJO~: On Autonomy, Obedience. and Loya lty in Sophocles' Antigone
Louise Grace Gordon
North Easton. Massachusetts
Clockwork Phi losopher: On Kant's Use of Practica l Reason
Being More Than a Moment: An Essay on Martin Heidegger's Being and Time
Melissa Suzan Gerace
Wyatt Hawkeye Hope
Zugd idi, Republic of Georgia
Eunji Kim
Gwa ngju, South Korea
Th e P
aradox and Anxiety in F and T
ear
rembling
Mach iavellian Mora lity: How Machiavell i's True Intentions Reflect Human Nature
in The Prince by Niccolo Mach iavell i
Molly Grace Kirkpatrick
Andrew Mihajlo Nathan Hacko
Holl ister, Cal ifornia
Paradise on Earth: An E ination of the Problems of Reason an d E
xam
xperience in a
Theolog ical System
Orono. Maine
Ro und Perdition's Fl ames: An Examination of Ahab and Obsession in Moby Dick
Madeline Elizabeth Kline
Re isterstown, Maryland
The Blessed and the Violent: An E loration of F
xp
erocity in P
aradise
Joseph Michael Hamd
Wa shington. Di stri ct of Col umbia
Bo ldly Staring into the Abyss: Ka ramazov Sensual ity, Suffering, and Life as
Paradise
Daniel Scott Koolbeck *
Josephine Pierce LaCosta
Day Harper
Provo, Utah
How to Love Impossible Things: George Eliot on Soc ial Change
Sarah Elizabeth Harper
El kridge, Maryland
Wanderlust: An Insti nct towards Wonde r
Evan Michael Harpin
Woodstock. Maryland
Westborough, Massachusetts
How to Fall from Grace, The E Story: An E ination of E Innocence and Sin
ve
xam
ve's
in Mi lto n's P
aradise Lost
Carlos Moreno Henninger
Los Gatos. Ca liforn ia
Helen of Sparta : Fi nd ing Oneself in Darkness of Shame
Henry Francis Hirsch
George Alva Honorof
Duty and Revelation: A Study of Andrei 's Death in Leo To lstoi's War and Peace
Katherine Biddle Lafferty
Gui lford. Connecticut
Madison, Connecticut
Holli daysburg, Pennsylvan ia
Does He Not Go Along Like a Dancer? T Spoke Zarathustra by Nietzsche
hus
Dong Sun Lim
Seou l. South Korea
Wo ndering on Philoso phy: From the Socratic Form to the Phi losoph ic Li fe
Qiu Lin
Sa nya, Hainan. China
Do You Rea lly Love Me? An Inqui ry into F
aith in Philosophica l F
ragments
David Craig Lincer
The Music of Phi losophy: An Inquiry with Plato 's Phaedo
Gladstone, New Jersey
F and Freedom: In Honor of E
aith
mma Bovary: The Chi ld, the Artist, the Hero
Short Hills, New Jersey
Hope C stri cts the Heart: Imagi nation, Sympathy, and Yo uth in Goethe's Werther
on
�Alice Rose Loofbourrow
San Jose. C
aliforn ia
Ronald Edmund Pagano
Twice Upon a Time: Stories We Retel l
The God Who Dies to Conquer Death: E loring the Mean ing Behi nd the Music
xp
and Text of the Passion Chorale in Bach's St. Matthew Passion
Rohini Pandit
Jordan Sinclair Lovinger
Sa nta F New Mexico
e,
Wash ington, District of Columbia
On the Namesake of Gorgias: a Brief Ana lysis of Plato's Gorgias and the Socratic
Refutation of C icles
all
Wes ley Chape l. Florida
Who 's There?
Kallista Ian the Pappas
Seattle, Wash ington
Let Me Never Be Cut Off F Him: The Doubter's Journey to Certitude in God
rom
Nicholas Henry Loya
Whitti er, C
alifo rni a
Nicole Kristina Pease
Belief without Sight: How Paul E
xtends the Preaching of Christ
Durango, Colorado
A Not So Wicked Disgu ise: Love and Deception in Twelfth Night
Kristen Marie Luchsinger
Palmer. Alaska
Amelia Kathleen Isaacs Perkins
The Role of Bea uty in Science as Seen in the Einste in, Podolsky, and R
osen P
aper
and Res ponses to it Within the Context of Quantum Theory
Francis George Macintosh
Nottingham, P
ennsylvan ia
The Lord ly View of the True: Metaphysics as Po litical Philosophy in
Plato's Parmenides
Largo, Florida
The Bawdy P tic: Examinations on Gender in Aristophanes' Lysistrata
oli
Rutl and, Vermont
Why Unhappiness Is Unavoidable and How to Dea l With It
Samuel Linton Placanica
Si lver Spring, Maryland
Mary Alice Reeher
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Flesh and Blood : Webster and the Female Prince
Willi amston. North Carolina
Fro m F
alse Sight to Bl ind Be lief: On the Tra nsformation of Haze l Motes
Graeme Keenan Rober ts
New York. New York
Is Wittge nste in a Behavio ri st?
Gabriela Alejandra Montequin
Daytona Beach, Florida
The Lowly Imitator: An Examination of Imitation and its Path to Truth in
Plato's Republic
Steven Charles Ross
Davidsonville, Maryland
C'est L'E
nnui: An E
xploration of E
nnui in the Works of Charles Baudelaire
Leila Unvala Saad
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Persuasion: Hinds ight is 20/20: Ana lyzi ng the Hows and Whys of Auste n's
Persuasion
Barto, Pennsylvania
The War Withi n Ca llicles: An E
xamination of Callicles' Speech and Arguments
Chevy Cha se, Maryl and
The Language of Leadership: Hal's Study of Rhetoric Through Relationsh ips in
Henry IVP I
art
Steuben, Maine
Both Fl esh and Not: Embodiment in Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit
Zeke Austin Richard Schumacher
John Sherman Neal
William Carl Pack
C
orbett, Oregon
O Com ing to One 's Own E
n
nd
Kathryn Means
Stephanie Marie Morgan
Willa Joy Perry
The Receding Figure: Sublime Moments in Three Landscapes by Caspar David
F edrich
ri
MaryEllen Markuske
Sarah Michelle Meggison
Doylestown, Pennsylvania
Th e Same and Not the Same: The Indeterminate Soph ist
Valenc ia, Cal iforn ia
Th e Kingdoms of God and Reason
Sidharth Subodh Shah
Mumbai, India
The C
riteri a of Satisfaction for Theories in Quantum Physics
Gabriel Lucius Shim*
Anaheim, Ca lifornia
�Jennifer Marie Shumpert
Reston, Virginia
Ekemezie N nann a Kanu U che
Ships That Pass in the Night or, The Duplicity of Narratives in Woolf's
Mrs. Galloway
Abuja, Nigeria
Giving Hand to One People's Grief: Exploring Themes of Identity, History, and
Poetry in Derek Walcott's "The Schooner Flight"
Michael Thomas Sibley
Granite Bay, Californ ia
Maximiliano Vazquez
El Pa so, Texas
What is a Beautiful Conversation? An Interpretation of Socrates' Palinode
The Man of Laws
Amritpal Singh
Absecon, New Jersey
Kip A. Waite
Chicago, Illinois
Shakespeare's Coriolanus: An Inquiry into the Causative Relation ship Between
Beauty and Ruination
The Questioning of Man: An Inquiry into Inquiry
Emily Maxwell Slagel
Richmond Hi ll, Georgia
Terence Bernard Washington
A Journey Through Restlessness: Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert
Columbia, South Carolina
On Sight: Tolstoy's Descriptions of Vision as a Le sson on Li ving
Caroline Campbell Snizek
Westfield, New Jersey
Emily Westacott
My Mind on My Murder and Murder on My Mind: Death and Dying in Macbeth
Wilton, Conn~cticut
Peter Walter Squitieri
Kant and his Political Children: Rawls. Libertarians, and the Doctrine of Right
Carolyn Anushuya Stephen
Juliet Whitcomb-Dixon
Anna Rose Gabrielle Szumiesz
John Peter Whitman
Alexandra Marie Wick
Yosef Trachtenberg
Victoria Rose Wick
Denver, Colorado
The Inner World of War and Peace
New Bern, North Carolina
Michael Scott Wolfe
Annapolis, Maryland
Jerusalem, Israel
Fallston, Maryland
Newa rk, Delaware
The Gods Love to Kill the Youth: The Unavoidability of Suicide in Goethe's
The Sorrows of Young Werther
Elizabeth Hall Wootten
Minnetonka, Minnesota
To Li ve for the Soul: A Study of the Philosophy and Practical Life of Konstantin
Levi n in Tolstoy's Anna Karenina
On Laziness
Dylan Matthew Tyler
Denver, Colorado
Kneeling and Decline in King Lear
Concord, New Hampshire
Chasing Fate or Sailing the Seas with Satan
Avery Michel Tose
Whatever is Good .. .? The Quandary and the Controversy
Escanaba, Michigan
Homeward Bound ... I wish I was Odysse us and His Journey Home
Warsaw, Poland
Plonger au Fond: Finding Freedom in the New Beauty of the Modern World
Branham O'Neil Talton
Cincinnati, Ohio
The Nature of Ambition and the Politics of Change: An Essay on Julius Caesar and
Shakespeare's Pol iticaI Narrative
Parkland, Florida
The Mathematics that Underlies Natural Phenomena: On the Use of Analogy in
Maxwell's Expos ition of the Electromagnetic Field
Melanie Ann Ward Swiecicki
Quo Vadis? Christianity
Alfred, New York
Searchers, Tempters, Experimenters: A Study of Transformation in Nietzsche's
Thus Spoke Zarathustra
Charles Ulrich Zug
Consciously Continuing: Idealism and Sensualism in The Sun Also Rises
The Socratic Critique of Law in Plato's Crito
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Wal la Walla, Washington
�MASTER OF ARTS IN LIBERAL ARTS
James Vincent Connors
Mark David Crouser
Elisabeth Faye Deaton
Michael Scott Goldstein
Columbia, Maryland
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Hampton, Virginia
PRIZES AND AWARDS
·To the member of the Senior Class who has written the best senior essay.
Offered in memory of Susan Irene Roberts, of the Class of 1966
Creation Out of Time:
Zarathustra 's Teaching of Self-Creation
Nicolas Goehring Day
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Honorable Mention (shared):
Andrew Scott Gudgel
Elizabeth Marie Janthey
Benjamin Joseph Kapp
Alexander Ryan Knepper
Donald Robert Lafleur
Eleanore Forbes Lambert
Thomas Joseph Magnette, Jr.
Qingwei Meng
Odenton, Maryland
On Laziness
Olney, Maryland
Yosef Trachtenberg
West Chester, Pennsylvania
and
Williamsport, Maryland
The Mathenwtics that Underlies Natural Phenomena:
On the Use of Analogy in Maxwell's Exposition of the Electromagnetic Field
Nashville, Tennessee
Carolyn Anushuya Stephen
Washington, DC
Cranston, Rhode Island
Lishi, Shanxi , China
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 Mylroie Stevens
Reconciliation: In Search of Freedom, in George Eliot's Middlemarch
Michael E. Mlodzienski
John Richard Moore
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Erik Gustaf Neave
Clarksville, Maryland
Honorable Mention
Richard Casey Morris
Nathan Manning Mulch
Christopher Stephen Tracy
Fort Wor1h, Texas
Moscow, Idaho
Evil Lies in the Eye of the Beholder: Misperceptions of the
Postlapsarian Reader in Milton's Paradise Lost
Holly Ann Huey
Sacramento, California
Alexander Troy
Greenwich, Connecticut
Benjamin James VanderWerp
Grand Rapids, Michigan
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
He Fed to Her that Burning Heart: A Critical Examination of Dante's Ardent Love
Ti Hsu
Honorable Mention
What a Girl Wants: Desire and Imagination in the Canterbury Tales
Collin James Ziegler
�To the member of the Freshman Class who has written the best annual essay
Achilleus's S hield: A Path Not Taken
To the student who submits a fine original English poem.
Offered by Dr. George Austin in memory of his brother, Henry
"Sweet Flash of Dream s"
Rebecca Ann O'Brien
Erik Gustaf Neave
Honorable Mention
I S till Don 't Kno w What It Means to Know
Shane Michael Hettler
To the student who submits a fine original musical composition .
Offered in memory of Mary Joy Belknap, President of the Caritas Society 1987-1991
"Inexpression "
Leslie Mae Howard
To th e Graduate Institute student who has written a distinguished preceptorial essay in
the year 2014. Offered by the Alumni Association
Honorable Mention
Man as Freedom in War and Peace
"Mountain Child"
James Vincent Connors
Bonnie Nichols Scott
To a member of the Senior Class, for excellence in speaking .
To the student who submits a fine essay on a piece of music.
Offered in memory of Senator Millard E. Tyd ings of Maryland
Offered in memory of Mary Joy Belknap, President of the Caritas Society 1987-1991
Shared Prize:
Robert Edmund George
Ale xandra Marie Wick
Victoria Rose Wi ck
E ntombing Christ - Wi th Passion
William Murray Gardner Brown
To the student who submits the most elegant solution of a synthetic problem.
Offered by the Class of 1986 in honor of Bryce Jacobsen, of the Class of 1942, Tutor and
Director of Athletics Emeritus
To the student who submits th e best English version of a Greek text.
Offered in memory of John S. Kieffer, Pres ident Emeritus
Sihui Ma
Text: Plutarch, Lives, "Life of Pericles"
Not awarded
To the stud ent who submits the most elegant solution of an analytical problem.
Offered in memory of James R. McClintock, of the Class of 1965
Honorable Mention
Siqi Zh ao
Amritpal Singh
To the student who carries out a fine laboratory project.
To the student who subm its the best English version of a French poem.
Offered by the Board of V1sitors and Governors
Forces and energy loss in Rutherford's a-particle scattering exp eriments
Yosef Trachtenb erg
Text: Serge Gainsbourg, "L 'Anamour"
Marina Aud-Je an Weber
Honorable Mention
Magnetic Gun
Sidharth Su bodh Sh ah
�To the senior man and woman who, through participation, leadership, and
sportsmanship, have contributed most to the SJC athletic program, a special blazer.
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS
Samuel Oberon Collins
Leslie MiIton Abrams, 1954
Eunji Kim
Clarence L. Dickinson. 1911
To the 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
Dr. Granville 0. Adams, 1929
Richard A. Duhan, 1963
Mildred Alexander
Martin Dyer Book Fund
Philip L. Alger. 1912
Ahmet Ertegun Education Fund
Alter Graduate Institute Scholarship
Faculty Scholarship
To the member of the Senior Class who has demonstrated the greatest care for and
service to youth who reside in the City of Annapolis.
Offered by the friends and family of Marvin B. Cooper, of the Class of 1969
Ronald and Donna Fielding
Annapolis Graduate Institute
James H. Frame, 1950
Aretei Fund
Charles Ulrich Zug
Alumni Scholarship
Friends of St. John's
Bradley C. Arms
Nancy Gannon Gearing
George M. Austin. 1908
Harry Golding, Graduate Institute
WalterS . Baird, 1930
George A. and Eveline T. Greenleaf
Untitled, colored pencil and inh drawing
Katherine Biddle Lafferty
To the Senior who has demonstrated excellence in the arts, literature, or sciences, the
WalterS. Baird Prize.
Untitled, blach and white photographs
Shayna Morell Jenkins
John T. and Gertrude L. Harrison, 1907
John T. Harrison, Jr.
Ford K. Brown, H70
Charles W Hass, 1927
Caritas Society of St. John's College
Casasco Family Fund
Henry B. Higman, A48
Richard H. Hodgson, 1906
Michael Chiantella
The Hodson Trust
Chicago Regional
To the member of the Senior Class who submits the best work of visual art to the
Community Art Exhibition, the Charles Vernon Moran Prize
Edna G. and Roscoe E. Grove, 1910
Fred and Marian Billups
Jeff Bishop Memorial
Emily Westacott
Betty Beck Bennett, 1960
Alfred and Ruth Houston, 1906
Mrs. Clyde Alvin Clapp
Houston Regional
James T. Clark, 1928
John Isaacs
Class of 1897
J. Seward Johnson, Jr.
Class of 1898
Jesse H. and Mary Gibbs Jones
Class of 2014
Richard F. Cleveland, H54
Col. Robert E. and Margaret Larsh Jones,
1909
Bernard Clorety, 1950
Robert E. Kanode, 1939
Dr. Charles C. Cook
Dr. Simon and Fanny Kaplan. H84
Marvin Brent Cooper, 1969
Francis A. Katz, 1929
The Joseph and Robert Cornell Memorial
Foundation
William R. Kenan, Jr. Trust
Eugene N. (1929) and Robe11 G. (1963)
Cozzolino
John Spangler Kieffer, H70, and
Roxana White Kieffer, H84
Marie Klebe Memorial
Wiley and Helen Crawford
Jacob Klein. H76
Cpl. George E. Cunniff Ill
Korshin Family Fund
Helen Lee DeAioia
Tom and Cathryn Krause
Donna Marie Delattre
Arthur E. and Hilda Combs Landers, 1930
Joseph LaPides
�Michael Littleton
Rosse Family
John D. Mack
St. John's College Alumni Assoc iati on
Massachusetts Regional
J. J. Salovaara
James Matthews, H99
Lawrence Saporta, PhD
Thoma s A. and Julia McDonald
Flora Duvall Sayles
Middendorf Foundation
Scholarship Fund 2013
Martin Conrad Miller (1 981) Book Fund
Hazel Norris and J. Graham Shann ahan, 1908
P Miller
aul
Doug E. Sherr (1 972) Memori al
Philip A. Myers II, 1938
Rudy Simeone
NationsBank Foundation (Bank of America)
Thomas J., H94, and Marion K. Slakey
Chri stopher B. Nelson Scholarship Endowment
Andrew Smith Memorial
Rev. Theo O'Brien
ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS
Advance (The Document Specialists)
Robley T. Levy
Alt Breeding Schwarz Architects, LLC
Don lin &Harriett Long
Annapol is Painting Services
Matz-Warner Fam ily Foundation
Margaret S. Atterbury
Co li n B. Murray
BMW of Annapolis
Christopher B. Ne lson and Joyce A. Olin
Ca ritas Society of St. John's College
Cheryl P nter
ai
Chesapeake Medical Imaging
PNC Financia l Services Group
J. Winfree Smith, H80
Ensign C. Markland Ke lly, Jr. Memorial
Foundation
Reliable C
hurchi ll
O'Grady Memorial
Harry S. and Vivian B. Spectre Book Fund
Friends of St. John's Co ll ege
Okl ahoma Regional
James S. Spirer, 1970
Joh n A. Simmons
Hansen Arch itects LLC
Molly Owens
R
aymond and Richard Starke
F. Michae l Smith
ynne Ha rding
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Norman G. Owens
C.V. Starr Foundation
Marylou H. Symonds
Linda Hortick
Jules 0. Pagano Memorial Scholarship Fund
Jean Roberts Staylor
Lau rie Wooden
Dr. Thomas Parran and
Thomas Parra11, Jr.
P
assin F
amily Fund
Andrew and Lenore Steiner Book Fund
ICFM (Independent College F of
und
Maryland)
The Duane and Cl ementine Peterson
Charitable Fund
LD and P
aula Pickens
Pittsburgh Regional
Reader's Digest Foundation
J. Douglas Ramsey, 1937
Greg Riley (class of 1993)
Lenore B. Rinder
Cleo Ritz
Susan I. Roberts, 1966
Clifton C Roehle
Joan and Bela Ronay
Murray Joel and Julius Rosenberg, 1938
G. D. Searle/ John E Robson
.
Robson Famil y
E
dward and Cynth ia Shumaker
David H. Stephenson
Clarence W. Stryker
Bert Thoms
Karl and E
velyn Van Tassel
Frederick J. Von Schwerdtner
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Vanous
P
attie Bourne Turner Walker, 1966
Irving and Loretta Wasserm an
Charles H. Watts
Richard D. Weigle, H49
John L. Willi ams, 1950
Thomas J. and Marvil F. William s
Frank K. Wilson, 1935
Winiarski Endowment Fund
Delores and Stephen Wolf
Kathy and Jerry Wood Foundation
Gifts received after April 15, 201 5 are gratefully acknowledged
and will be listed in t h e 20 16 Commencemen t Program.
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<li>1842</li>
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<li>1939-1945</li>
<li>1947-present </li>
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SJC
St.John's
College
2016
COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES
Sunday I May 15
Two Thousand and Sixteen
Annapolis I Maryland
�PROGRAM
For the Two Hundred Twenty-Fourth
Commencement in the
Three Hundred Twentieth Year
of the College
Carrollton Brass Quintet
Prelude
Academic Procession
Carrollton Brass Quintet
The National Anthem
Francis Scott Key, Alumnus, Class of 1796
Christopher B. Nelson, SF70
Welcome
President of the College
Announcement of Prizes and Awards
President Nelson
Pamela Kraus
Dean of the College
Thomas May
Address to the Graduating Class
Tutor
Conferring of Undergraduate Degrees
President Nelson
Dean Kraus
Conferring of Graduate Degrees
President Nelson
Emily H. Brooker Langston
Associate Dean for the Graduate Program
Academic Recession
Carrollton Brass Quintet
�Danielle Christienne Cole
BACHELOR OF ARTS
Denver, Colorado
Wisdom from the Whirlwind: Th e Nature of Human Suffering
in the Book of Job
Montgomery Austin Alcott
Boston, Massachusetts
The Isolation of the Will in Kant's Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals
Stephen Bowen Aller
Gaithersburg, Maryland
Paul on Love
Jenna Neal Alton
Timothy Hermann Collins
Oak Hill, Virginia
Natural Characters and Forested Flattery: On the Fluidity of Identity
(With a F
ocus on Love) in As You Like It
David Ryan Conway
North Barrington, Illinois
Are You, Too, a Casaubon? An E loration of Faith and Diversion in
xp
George Eliot's Middlemarch
Daniela Liliana Alvarez Rodriguez
Corn ing, New York
These Days, He Devotes Most of His Time to Horses:
Avoiding Frustration in Socrates' Philosophy
Amy L. Cowling
San Juan, Puerto Rico
How to Find Resolution in Death : An E
xploration of the Relationship Between
Death and Desire in Wagner's Tristan und Isolde
Orland Park, Illinois
Solitude in Time: An Essay on One Hundred Years of Solitude
Maxwell Bigelow Dakin
Lenox, Massachusetts
Dark Night of the Soul: Hegel and the Unhappy Consciousness
Robyn Dianne Bell
Berlin, Maryland
Moral Redemption from the Downfall of Desire: The Quest for Self-Satisfaction
in Immanuel Kant's Critique of Practical Reason
Nino Benashvili
Marian Amelia Daniel
Atlanta, Georgia
The Development of Reason in Human Consciousness: A Limited Legislative
Activity- An Investigation of Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit
Tbilisi, Georgia
Before Whom Shall I Bow Down? The Question of TOCKa in The Brothers
Karamazov
John Talbot Brookes
Madeline Pierce Desjardins
Ku la, Hawai i
All Is We ll : Finding the Moral Life Without God- The Myth of Sisyphus,
The Rebel, and The Plague
San Mateo, California
Jonathan Luke Dougherty
Knowing Other: On Hegel's Force and the Understanding
Litchfield, Connecticut
The Call of the Wild- Walden, Walking, Thoreau
William Murray Gardner Brown
Buffalo, New York
Kerrigan Dougherty
The True-as-Subject in Hegel's Logical Doctrine
Courtney Chaffee Caldwell
Medford, Massachusetts
Anatomy of Spleen: An Examination of Baudelaire's Spleen Cycle
Robert Gabriel Cawood
The Poet and His Ideal: Charles Baudelaire's Les Fleurs du Mal
Kommt, ihr Tochter, helft mir klagen : Bach's St. Matthew Passion as an
Invitation to Complex, Varied Lamentation
Mary Kathryn Eckles
Adams, Tennessee
Maplewood, New Jersey
Tempe, Arizona
A Self Truth, Rarely Acknowledged: A Study of Jane Austen's Pride and
Prejudice and the Journey to Self-Knowledge in Society
· ·I
�Mariel Michael Far hi
Ithaca. New York
Jonah William Karew
Red Bank, New Jersey
The Brutal Reality of War: On Blood Meridian and the Iliad
To Become Ourselves. To Know Ourselves: On Self-Actualization in
Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment
Matthew Marquis Katcher
William Grant James Feeney
Havre de Grace, Maryland
Reaching Balance Through Sin- How Necessary Evil Brings Mankind to
Completion in Paradise Lost
Falls Church, Virginia
Hazards and Nothing Else: An Essay on Martin Heidegger's Introduction to
Metaphysics
Sueanna Ruth Keirn
Nikos Paul Frank
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
Cary, North Carolina
How to Give an Onion
One Is Two- Making Sense of Plato's Parmenides
Patrick Thomas Francis Kelly
Evan Gerald Verne Frolov
Orange County, California
Fresno, California
Man and the Universe -An Essay on Our Place Among Infinite Worlds
To Change the Lights: Modern Sainthood in George Eliot's Middlemarch
Joseph Ritter Kensok
E1nily Freda Grazier
Grove City, Ohio
Flame and Stone: Sight and Interaction in Ovid's Metamorphoses
Andrea M. Hill
N011h Wales, Pennsylvania
Jacob Avery Kilgore
Clinton, Washington
Wandering the Hidden Gardens of Memory: The Artistic Creation of Self in
Marcel Prou st's DuCote de Chez Swann
Robert Killefer
Virginia Beach, Virginia
The Birth of Discord: The Cyclical Co-Generation of Spleen and Ideal in Charles
Baudelaire's Encounter with Beauty
Christopher Randolph Hutter
Madeline Laura Kiss
Obligation and Purpose in Aeneas' Journey
Sag Harbor, New York
Abraham Lincoln : Necessity and the American Political Religion
Middleburg, Florida
On Stoicism, up to a Certain Point
Adam Reid Kuester
Baldwin, Maryland
What Death Can Teach Us about Meaning and Morality
Catonsville, Maryland
The Great Unfinished Symphony: Identity, Memory, and Change in Lincoln 's
America
N oe Joaquin Jimenez
Fairfax. Virginia
A Cock and a Bull- The Art of the Anti-Novel
Andrew Ryan Kriehn
Lauren Michelle Huffman
Bowdon. Georgia
Shenzhen, People's Republic of China
The Rabbit and the Rock: An Exploration of the Concept of Space in
Quantum Mechanics
Holly Ann H uey
Overcoming the Barriers that Separate Us: Perfectibility and Happiness in
Rousseau's Political Writings
The Language of the Sons of Men: An Essay on Moses Maimonides' Guide of
the Perplexed
Tragedy in Transformation: The Faithful Fall of Don Quixote
Xiaoqian Hu
Napa, California
Brooklyn, New York
Julia Agnieszka Kulon
Seeing and Feeling in Painting
Chicago, Illinois
�Stanley Nelson Lavery
Belcamp, Maryland
Baltimore, Maryland
Dealing with the Past
Adarn and Eve: Divergent Perspectives in Paradise Lost
Chang J ae Lee
Seou l, South Korea
Wyatt Murphy Moreton
Shelburne, Vermont
The Science of Karl Marx: A Study of Value in Capital
In Search of a Good Will
Brian Shang Jie Liu
Quarry Bay, Hong Kong
Erik Gustaf N eave
Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Eternal Happiness: Philosophy & Faith in Philosophical Fragments
Life Itse lf: A Close Reading of Nietzsche's The Birth of Tragedy
Wanli Ma
Clifton Stevenson Mobbs
Qinhuangdao, People's Republic of China
Frederick Geoffrey N esfield
Engelhard, North Carolina
The Necessity of the Karamazovian Character: An Essay on Ethical Aesthetics
An E
ssay on Baudelaire's "Une Charogne"
Roger Kirk McCluskey
Lubbock, Texas
The Form of the Good- An Inquiry into the Fund amentals of Value within the
Economics of Smith and Marx
Da'Nasjah Tandi Nyirenda
Cu lver City, California
Rhetorica l Strategies in The Federalist Papers
Marguerite Ellen O'Neill
Shannon Marie McGovern
Elkridge, Maryland
A Horse is a Horse, of Course, Unless That Horse is a Houyhnhnm: A Look at
the Fourth Adventure of Gulliver's Travels
Wilmington, Delaware
An Inquiry into Madness: Why is Phedre Incapable of Achieving the Necessary
Balance between Rea son and Passion?
Alexia Cannen Parkas
Aeryn Demetri McKenzie
Elkton, Maryland
Southbury, Connecticut
To Be Forgiven
Follow Your Leader: Performance and Deception in Benito Gerena
Davis Conlin Poore
Lyra Jane Meurer
Wembley, Australia
"Such Gaudy Tulips Rais'd From Dung": An Argument for Love from an
Investigation of Disgust in Gulliver's Travels
Michael Charles Bruce Powell
Easton, Maryland
Lee, New Hampshire
Faith for This Life : The Role of Finitude in Fear and Trembling
Victor Andrew Reczkowski
Roanoke, Virginia
Speech and Speech-Making in Rousseau's Second Discourse
Blythewood, South Carolina
Sleeplessness: An Aesthetic Flirtation with Faith
Megan Elizabeth Mitchell
From Richard's Night to Bolingbroke's Fair Day
On Kant's Transcendental Cognition: An Essay on Kant's Critique of Pure Reason
Gwen Ivy Milliman
Krystal Jessica Mills
Sullivans Island, South Caro lina
Mark Elijah Reyes
Woodbridge, Virginia
A Fortunate Age: On the Re lationship Between Hero and Story in Don Quixote
Seaside, California
Mind the Gap: Th e Philosophical Implications of the Divide of Logic and
Intuition in Lobachevski
�Emrys Merlin Rhodes
Moscow, Idaho
How to Walk with a God: An Exam ination of the Relationship between Gods
and Humans
Gina Louise Vandetty
Havertown, Penn sylvania
Beyond Teachers and Students: A Search for the Necessity of a Teacher
Kyle Joseph Walters
Joe Roberts
Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
When a Man Loves a Woman: An Examination of Happiness through Love in
Pride and Prejudice
Baltimore, Maryland
Writing and the Task of Being: Rainer Maria Rilke's Notebooks of Malte Laurids
Brigge
Frances Clementine Webb
Christine Kiyana Rowghani
Rolling Hills Estates, California
As a Glow Brings Out a Haze: Ambiguity, Narrative, and the Mechanism of
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Brooklyn, New York
In the Garden of Women : A Study of Poetic Sensation in Proust's In the Shadow
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Marina Aud-Jean Weber
Maia Gizelle Sekulski
Staten Island, New York
Sammamish, Washington
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A Journey into the Self: Marlow's Voyage into the Heart of Darkness
Catherine Carol White
Kimberly Serratos
Sugar Land, Texas
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Through Heaven's Eyes: An E loration of Individuality in Dante's Commedia
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On the Potential for Friendship in the Midst of Betrayal and Doubt
Christopher James Zeller
Chengyaqing Shi
Beijing, People's Republic of China
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Siqi Zhao
Maxwell Tate Silbiger
Marietta, Georgia
Urumqi, People's Republic of China
Beyond the Flaming Ramparts: Dirac's Symbolic Method
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Jiayue Zhu
Won Kyung Song
Yongin-si, South Korea
Suzhou, People's Republic of China
On Freedom in Heidegger's Being and Time
The Philosophical Interpretation of the Life of Prince Andrei
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Miles 0 liver Steinert
Fairfield, Connecticut
Chandler, Arizona
Language in Use and the Dissolution of Meaning
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Joseph William Zoller
Allison Tretina
Maple Shade, New Jersey
A Refutation of Leibni z's Identity of lndiscernibles
Cern Turkoz
The Concept of Mass in Newton's Principia
Istanbu l, Turkey
"Who are you?": The Character of Alice in Wonderland
Rapid City, South Da kota
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To the member of the Senior Class who has written the best senior essay.
Offered in memory of Susan Irene Roberts, of the Class of 1966
Flame and Stone: Sight and Interaction in Ovid's Metanwrphoses
Eleni Bozori
Jeffrey Oliver Brown Conover
Athens, Greece
Emily Freda Grazier
Annapolis, Maryland
Honorable Mention
Courtney Noelle Crouse
Annapolis, Maryland
Leland Caswell Ellis, Jr.
Takoma Pa rk, Maryland
Neil Francis Fennerty
D'Angelo Martez Joyce
Ross Nicholas Kinney
Arlington. Virginia
The Great Unfinished Symphony:
Identity, Memory, and Change in Lincoln's America
Christopher Randolph Hutter
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 Mylroie Stevens
The Roaring Sea Contained: "Continuall Motion"
in Hobbes' Natural and Artificial Man
Washington, DC
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Woodstock, New Brunswick, Canada
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In Dreams and Fancy: Where is the Action, Where is the Sin
Rachel Catherine Pope
Michelle Lafong Rockwitz
Tyler Lawrence VanOstrand
Pensacola, Florida
Baltimore, Maryland
Ithaca, New Yo rk
Kaitlyn Grace Bredeson
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An Autobiography of Acedia: On Free Will and
Unwillingness in Dante Alighieri's Diuina Commedia
Cyrus W. Multhauf
Michael Everett VanWie, Jr.
Mechanicsville, Maryland
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Married to My Work: A Tale of Three Wives
Caleb Mauzy Vogel
Fort Wayne, Indiana
A. Terry Walman
Annapolis, Maryland
Olivia Rose Frawley
To the member of the Freshman Class who has written the best annual essay.
I've Got a Friend in Me: On Friendship and Self-Love
Erinn Lee Woodside
Savage, Maryland
Desiree Lydia Jones
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Thucydides' Benevolence, Power, and True Justice
Zoe Hinman
and
A Reflection on Reflection
Jaeyon Jo
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Per spectives of Mfirmation
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Offered by the Class of 1986 in honor of Bryce Jacobsen, of the Class of 1942, Tutor and
Director of Athletics Emeritus
Louis A. Petri ch IV
Donald Robert Lafleur
To the student who submits the most elegant solution of an analytical problem.
Offered in memory of James R. McClintock, of the Class of 1965
To a member of the Senior Class, for excellence in speaking.
Offered in memory of Senator Millard E. Tyd ings of Maryland
Ma xwell Tate Silbig er
Shared Prize:
Kelli Ann Zinn
Marina Aud -Je an Weber
To the student who carries out a fine laboratory project.
Offered in memory of Curtis Wilson by the Class of 1963
Not Awarded
To the student who submits the best Engl ish version of a Greek text.
Offered in memory of John S. Kieffer, President Emeritus
Text : Epictetus, excerpt from Discourses
Samuel Michael Hard er
To the student who submits the best Engl ish version of a French poem.
Offered by the Board of Visitors and Governors
Text: Rimbaud, "Une Saison en Enfer"
Marie l Mich ael Farh i
To the student who submits a fine original English poem.
Offered by Dr. George Austin in memory of his brother, Henry
To the senior man and woman who, through participation, leadership, and
sportsmanship, have contributed most to the SJC athletic program, a special blazer.
Ni kos Pau l Frank
Jenna Neal Alton
To the 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
Shared Prize:
Jenn a Neal Alton
Jacob Ave ry Ki lgore
Adam Re id Kueste r
"For Miles or Upon Returning to a Summer Cabin in Late Winter"
Erik Gustaf Nea ve
Honorable Mention
"How t o Speak"
Catherine Carol White
To the student who submits a fine original musical composition .
Offered in memory of Mary Joy Belknap, Pres ident of the Caritas Society 1987-1991
"Sonata - Allegro"
Andrew Ryan Kriehn
Honorable Mention
"Tomorrow Night for Sure"
Nathan Miche l Huey
To the student who submits a fine essay on a piece of music.
Offered in memory of Mary Joy Belknap, President of the Caritas Society 1987-1991
Music and Mu rder in Mozart's Don Giovanni
Collin James Ziegler
To the member of the Senior Class who has demonstrated the greatest care for and
service to youth who reside in the City of Annapolis.
Offered by the friends and family of Marvin B. Cooper, of the Class of 1969
Wyatt Murphy Moreton
To the member of the Senior Class who submits the best work of visual art to the
Community Art Exhibition, the Charles Vernon Moran Prize
Untitled, black and white photograph
Julia Agnieszk a Kulon
To the Senior who has demonstrated excellence in the arts, literature, or sciences, the
WalterS. Baird prize.
"Sonata - Allegro"
Andrew Ryan Kriehn
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<li>1842</li>
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SJC
St.John's
College
2017
COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES
Sunday I May 14
Two Thousand and Seventeen
Annapolis I Maryland
�PROGRAM
For the Two Hundred Twenty-Fifth
Commencement in the
Three Hundred Twenty-First Year
of the College
Carrollton Brass Quintet
Prelude
Academic Procession
Carrollton Brass Quint et
The National Anthem
Francis Scott Key, Alumnus, Class of 1796
Christopher B. Nelson, SF70
Welcome
P resident of the College
Announcement of Prizes and Awards
President Nelson
Joseph Macfarland, A87
Dean of the College
Address to the Graduating Class
President Nelson
Conferring of Undergraduate Degrees
President Nelson
Dean Macfarland
Conferring of Graduate Degrees
President Nelson
Emily H. Brooker Langston
Associate Dean for the Graduate Program
Academic Recession
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The Real and the Ideal: A Search for Goodness in George Eliot's Middlemarch
Jasper Kenneth For d-Monr oe
Sonoma, California
Not by Reason, but by Life: A Justification of Fiction with Reference to War and
Peace
Ti Hsu
Tianan City, Taiwan
Must Eros be Winged? On Love in Plato's Phaedrus
Nathan Michel Huey
Eden Prairie, Minnesota
Why Should We Think about Music?
Stephanie Ann Hurn
Camille Gagnier
Maplewood, New Jersey
"The growing good of the world" : Sympathy and Reform in George Eliot's
Middlemarch
Darien, Connecticut
"A more gentle sensation": Love in Pride and Prejudice
Jake Johnston Israel
San Diego, California
The Devil in All of Us: An Examination of Good and Evil
Remy Diengott Gaudin
New Orleans, Louisiana
Tristan Wayne Tiedemann Janes
God's Great Mathematical Waltz
Yountville, California
Every Man Dies Alone: Life and Death and Love in The Death of Ivan llyich
Alexandra Johnson Gesmer
Dover, Massachusetts
Salomea Anna J ankovic
The Role of the Individual in War and Peace
Kensington, Maryland
What is a Curve? A Search for Continuity in Leibniz's Calculus
Joseph William Gillespie-Hill
"To be more than what you were": Masculinity in Shakespeare's Macbeth
Dayton, Ohio
William Henry Kinum
Delmar, New York
Life, Death, and Faith: An Investigation of Heroics in The Brothers Karamazov
Kaytlin Lee Gochenaur
Saranac Lake, New York
The Sublime in Paradise Lost An E
xploration of Hell, Chaos, Heaven, and Earth
Journie Nikala Kirdain
Santa Monica, California
Genesis on Shame
Zachary William Gold
Naperville, Illinois
Alexandra Natalia Kudr zycki
Ducdame
New Canaan, Connecticut
Imperfection: The Role of Death as Life's Conclusion in Hegel's Philosophy of Nature
Jonathan Eric Gordon
Saint Louis, Missouri
Matthew John Omar Langhinrichs
I'll Weep
Shaker Heights, Ohio
For the Love of God: Andrei Bolkonskiy and the Trial of Faith
Nathan Lee Griffith
Bowie, Maryland
Hunter Stephenson Caison Larkin
Hegelian Hermeneutics: How We Read the Phenomenology
Franklin, Massachusetts
Meursault: A Stranger View of Meaning
John Edmund Himes
Catonsville, Maryland
Ezekiel MacLeod Lemann
Communication, Paralysis, and Distant Music in The Dead
Yorkville, California
Geometry and Necessity
Connor Patrick Hocking
Annapolis, Maryland
Beyond the Dear Self: On the Possibility of Selflessness in Kant's Grounding for the
Metaphysics of Morals
Huibo Li
Fuxin, Liaoning, People's Republic of China
Why Make Friends with Pity? An Inquiry into Modern Ethics in Light of Rousseau's
View of Human Nature
�Jonathan Michael Llovet
New Orleans. Louisiana
Figuring God's Lyre: Thought, Community, and Action After Reconciliation in Hegel's
Phenomenology of Spirit and Philosophy of History
Jacob David Logan-Baer
Madison, Wisconsin
Tangshan, People's Republic of China
The Meaning of Suffering: The Transformation of Raskolnikov in Crime
and Punishment
Thomas Joseph Pack
C
hevy Chase, Maryland
Rancor and Reconciliation: Lincoln's Charity as an Element of His Statesmanship
The Law and the Roman: The Righteousness of God
Bianca Marlene Lora
New York, New York
Eliot's Heroine Addiction: Understanding a Great Woman Limited by the Ignorance of
Provincial Life
Sihui Ma
Jiangxue Ning
Changsha, People's Republ ic of China
The Probability Function in Quantum Mechanics: A Formal Cause Beyond
Space and Time
JuChan Park
Seoul, South Korea
Freedom in Obedience in Paul's Epistle to the Romans
Joshua Tyler Peele
Cornelius, North Carolina
Reaching the Pali node: A Reading of P
lato's P
haedrus
Jean-Claude Christian Pineau
Edgewater, Maryland
When the Music is Over: An E
xploration into the Purpose of Art and Music
Boston, Massachusetts
Connor Joseph Seamus McCourt
The Topography of Being: Being, cpuau; ai\r']8wx, and i\6y oc; in Martin
Heidegger's Introduction to Metaphysics
Stockton Springs, Maine
The Evolution of Emotional Maturity through Tolstoy's War and Peace
Ashleigh Elizabeth Mierau
Abigail Christine Purnell
Manassas, Virginia
If Men Were Angels: Machiavelli's New Science and the American Experiment
Stowe, O
hio
The Evolution of a Woman: The Character of Fate and Tess' Reaction to it in Tess of
the d'Urbervilles: A Pure Woman Faithfully Presented
Watertown, Massachusetts
Man and Amoeba: Recognizing the Biological Basis of Our Being
Grant Mintz Mortimer
Barcelona, Spain
"We prosper well in our return": An Essay on Prospero's Magic
Sam Zachary Mentas
Owen Parke Morgan
Jakub Piven
Claire Pierce Racett e
Midlothian, Virginia
Between the Heavens and the Earth: An Exploration of Humanity's Identity as the
Image of God in F
lesh
Noemi Guadalupe Ramirez
Los Angeles, California
"None is so disgusting": An E
xploration into the Role of G
luttony in Dante's Divine
Comedy
Vancouver, Washington
The Apocalypse of the Hollow Man: An Investigation of Joseph Conrad's Heart of
Darkness
Alina Jade Myer
Gulf Shores, Alabama
Immediate Conviction: An Examination of Rationality and Reason in Gulliver's Travels
Joshua McCade Nichols
Rise and Fall: A Study of Aeneas and the F Scene of The Aeneid
inal
Katherine Carlson Rees
Sarasota, F
lorida
Mouth-Watering Providence: How Huckleberry Finn Finds His Appetite for Change
Margaret Ellison Rodgers
Los Angeles, Ca lifornia
Humean Life: The Many Paths to Happiness in Hume's Essays Moral, Political,
and Literary
Austin, T
exas
Garri Garrievich Saganenko
A Quest to Capture Mirth in A Midsummer Night's Dream
R
ockfall, Connecticut
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Sophy Cordelia Schulman
Leyla Tortamis
Charlottesville, Virginia
After Human Nature: An Inquiry into Marx's C
oncept of Alienation
The Reverberations of Speech in the World of King Lear
Bonnie Nichols Scott
Aristotle Hezeziah Tsakos
Nashville, Tennessee
Sappho's Fragments: On Longing
Erica Amy Seman
Shaker Heights. Ohio
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No Purpose: When Reason Falls Asleep in The Brothers Karamazov
Gaithersburg, Maryland
Eric Thomas Wifall
Newcastle, Maine
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Oedipus and the Sphinx: An Inquiry into Understanding the Self in
Beyond Good and Evil
Peter Hallock Wilder
Kathmandu, Nepal
On the Paradox of Quantum Theory
Maria Katarzyna Solyga
Woodstock, Virginia
Unhistoric Acts: Altruism, Friendship, and the Happy Life in George Eliot's
Middlemarch
The Possibility of Internationalism: Institutions. Custom, and Legitimacy in the Social
Contract Theories of Rousseau and Kant
Jon Shrestha
Stefan Vasic
Claudia Joy Vaughn
Pullman. Washington
The Rage of Caliban: An Inquiry into Beauty and Corruption in The Picture of
Dorian Gray
Colin Scott Shott
Nyack, New York
"Knock, knock. knock. Who's there?": An E
xploration of Identity in Wil liam
Shakespeare's T Tragedie of Macbeth
he
"Accuse not nature": An E
xploration into the Anatomy of Temptation in Milton's
Paradise Lost
Nicholas Alexander Shaw
Istanbul, Turkey
Oakton, Virginia
Looking through the Inner Eye: An E
xploration into the Mental and Moral F
orces of
Clausewitz's On War
Warsaw, P
oland
Daniel Edward Wilson
The Soul of a Karamazov
Dunkirk, Maryland
Fulfillment in Family, F
amily in Fulfillment
Wesley Louis Sonheim
Seattle, Washington
Lucinda Leigh Wright
The Virtuous Yahoo and Other Problems: Travel's Ruinous Effect upon Lemuel Gulliver
Ripley McCausland Stroud
Reun ion, Regeneration, and Renewal: An E
xploration of Weeping in Milton's
Paradise Lost
Washington, District of Columbia
"Great Captain, a fair wind and the honey lights of home are all that you seek."
Maura Kathleen Sugg
Maxwell Spellman Swann
Bar Harbor, Maine
An Exploration of Visual Imagery in Baudelaire's Poetry
Emmy Hannah Titcombe
Tianren Zeng
West Edmeston. New York
Floating Downriver: A Journey of Moments in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Hong Kong, People's R
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The Probability Function in Quantum Mechanics:
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A Cuckold's Homecoming
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The Unsung Hero: An Exploration of the Power of Silence
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Why Should We Think about Music?
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SJC
St.John's
College
2018
COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES
Sunday I May 13
Two Thousand and Eighteen
Annapolis I Maryland
�PROGRAM
For the Two Hundred Twenty-Sixth
Commencement in the
Three Hundred Twenty-Second Year
of the College
Prelude
Carrollton Brass Quintet
Academic Procession
The National Anthem
Carrollton Brass Quintet
Francis Scott Key, Alumnus, Class of 1796
Welcome
Panayiotis Kanelos
President of the College
Announcement of Prizes and Awards
President Kanelos
Joseph Macfarland, A8 7
Dean of the College
Address to the Graduating Class
Matthew Holtzman, AOO
Tutor
Conferring of Undergraduate Degrees
Conferring of Graduate Degrees
President Kanelos
Dean Macfarland
President Kanelos
Emily H. Brooker Langston
Associate Dean for the Graduate Program
Academic Recession
Carrollton Brass Quintet
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West Hartford, Connecticut
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Morgan Anastasi
East Longmeadow, Massachusetts
The Blessings of Liberty
Kira Ruth Anderson
Colorado Springs, Colorado
A Pleasant and Placating Lie: An E loration of Humanity and Agency in Hannah
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Arendt's Origins of Totalitarianism
Sagar Aryal
Dhading, Nepal
A Blueprint for the Modern World: How Machiavelli's Prince Transformed Our Ideas of
Morality
Isabel Claire August
Annandale, New Jersey
Euclidean Ratios and Dedekind Cuts: An E
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Catherine Elianna Baldwin
Delanco, New Jersey
Our Mother, Who Art in Heaven: Women, Desire, and Adoration in Marcel Proust's
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Lauren Rebecca Berlin
Gibsonia, Pennsylvania
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Richa Bhattarai
Lalitpur, Nepal
Facets of Glory: An Inquiry into the Lives of Those Who Straddle Worlds
Alec Matthew Bianco
Mt. Pleasant, North Carolina
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Liam Bogart
West Chester, Ohio
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committee of three strangers but it felt more like Liam was writing it for himself. It is
the wi nter of the year 2018. Thanks for all your help Mr. Verdi."
Noah Halle Burns
Ann Arbor, Michigan
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Zoe Stansifer Collins
Denver, Colorado
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Virginia Woolf
Joshua Menelin Colon
Long Island, New York
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Jack Riley Cooper
Los Angeles, California
Abraham Unbound: Faith and Conviction in Kierkegaard's Fear and Trembling
Sean Daugherty*
St. Louis, Missouri
Alec Christian Davis
Midland, Michigan
The Dialectical Motion Towards True Philosophy in Hume or: How I Learned to Stop
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Nathan Gilday Dignazio
Swarthmore, Pennsylvania
The Death and Rebirth of Hope: On Passion, Paradox, and Resignation in
Kierkegaard's Fear and Trembling
Maggie Megee Dillon
Annapolis, Maryland
The Free, the Easy, and the Satisfied: Finding Huck's Religion in Nature
Joseph David Dyer
Atchinson, Kansas
Kant's Critique of Moral E ples: Their Limits and Their Power
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Olivia Rose Frawley
Lancaster, Massachusetts
Suddenly and Strangely: The Absurd Question ing of Ivan Karamazov
Joseph James Garry
Delmar, New York
Navigating the Pleasing Illusion: Observing Beauty and Art in Lessing's Laocoon
Ryan Jaller Gleklen
Bethesda, Maryland
Under a Dripping Tree: Love and the Unconscious in James Joyce's The Dead
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Hwi Yang Kim
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Seoul, South Korea
Language in the Development of the Self in Phenomenology of Spirit
The Web of Lives: The Void at the Heart of the Human Condition in Sophocle's Theban
Plays
Woo-Sung Andrew Kim
Catherine "Kitty" Elizabeth Hanat
Seou l, South Korea
Saving Grace
Manassas, Virginia
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wa
Arthur Alejandro Kohn
Michael Martin Hansen
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The Tragic Waltz of Richard Ill
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Lily Zofia Kowalczyk
Shane Michael Hettler
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The Ache of True Toil: An Examination of Grief in The Aeneid
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Seeking out (of) Aporia: A Reading of Plato's Meno
Emily Martin Krause
Marcus Richard Hoffman
Becoming Woman, Becoming Other: Simone de Beauvo ir's The Second Sex
Centreville, Maryland
"A Great Leap": Truth and Falsehood in the Mind of Nietzsche's Philosopher of the
Future
Barnabas Ashby Holleran
Ellicott City, Maryland
Kevin Chi Lam
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Another Day at the Office: E mining Natural Liberty, the Division of Labor, and the
xa
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Stranger Things: An E
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Robin Timothy Lancaster
Mary Elizabeth Hayes Hommel
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The Hobbesian Person
Columbia, Maryland
Character in Tragedy: A Speculation of Shakespeare's Othello Through Aristotelian
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Nano Liklikadze
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Love Thine Enemy: An Investigation of the Actions and Motivations of Bachelor
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Joseph Kip Loomis
The Son of Insolence: Impunity and Reason in Success and Failure Within The
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John Anthony Jane III
Charlottesville, Virginia
Going On: An Inquiry into Samuel Beckett's The Unnamable
Gene Jerskey
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Justice and Education in The Republic: How to Platonically Save Our Souls
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Great Barrington, Massachusetts
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New York, New York
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I Am You-You Are Me: Paradox and Empathy at the End of the Iliad
Naomi Marie Johnson
Woodbridge, Virg inia
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Davidsonville, Maryland
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Michael William Schmidt
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Jason Thomas Seaman
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Elizabeth Karen Skelton
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George Robert Ward
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Tyler James Snyder
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Eunbee Yu
Seoul, South Korea
Jiaying Yu
Jinan, Peoples Republic of China
Wrestling G An E
od:
xploration of Tension and Discord in Genesis
Strongsville, O
hio
The Dearth of Nations: An Inquiry into the Limits of Economic G
rowth in Adam
Smith's Wealth of Nations
James Cameron Strack
Hangzhou, Peoples Republic of China
Human Degeneracy and Society in G
ulliver's Travels
Iago's Intelligence, Imperfection, and Silence in Shakespeare's Othello
Thomas Fredrick Springer
Mifield Xu
Why Are Things Difficu lt to Ta lk About?: An E
xploration of the Inevitable Loss in
Communication, in Thought, and in Human E
xperience
Tested O
aths: Marriage in Homer's Odyssey
Vienna. Virginia
Robert Wyatt Zellers
Arnold, Maryland
The Birth, Death, and R
ebirth of Music and Tragedy
Qi Zhan
Tongcheng, Peoples Republic of C
hina
Probabil istic Quantum Mechanics and the Challenge to Absolute Space
Dionysus and Pentheus: The Fury of God at Man and Man at God
Pueblo West. Colorado
Dante's Paradiso: On Freedom of the Will
Mason Tyler Troupe
Tampa, F
lorida
Knowing and Seeing: On lntellection in Aristotle and Being-One in Plotinus
Patrick Dillon Turley
Hampton, Virginia
Fighting for Love: The E
thical Ramifications of Love in T Canterbury Tales
he
War and Peace Within: Pierre Bezukhov's Discovery of Himself
Jessica Nicole Thiebaut
Happiness in the Summa T
heologiae of St. Thomas Aquinas and also Regarding
Some Pertinent C
riticisms
The Devil Abroad in India: The Raj Quartet and Satan's Hand in It
On the Love of Nature: Wordsworth's Transcendence in Tintern Abbey
Benjamin Spencer Smith
Matthew Howard Voges
Saint Paul, Minnesota
To Compass Such a Boundless Happiness: Concerning Perfect and Imperfect
Bethesda, Maryland
The As-Yet-Undetermined Animal: Nietzsche's Darwi nian T
urn
* Upon completion of requirements
�MASTER OF ARTS IN LIBERAL ARTS
Katrina Mary Atsinger
Michael Paul Birdsell
Nathaniel Andre Booth
Paula Rachel Dorfman
Stanley Edmond
Kathleen Claire Ellis
Hartley Wintney, England
To the member of the Senior Class who has written the best senior essay.
Annapolis, Maryland
Calvert County, Maryland
Rockville, Maryland
Alexandria, Virginia
Chesterfield, Michigan
Christina Garvan
Towson, Maryland
Celine LaVoie Healey
Thomas Henley Hopkinson
Offered in memory of Susan Irene Roberts, of the Class of 1966
Unbewu(3t, Hochste Lust: On the Experience of Resolution
in Wagner's Tristan und Isolde
Lauren Rebecca Berlin
Honorable Mention
Bowie, Maryland
John Donald Felis
Malca Rebeccah Gottlieb
PRIZES AND AWARDS
Washington, District of Columbia
Annapolis, Maryland
Richmond, Virginia
Joseph Michael Keegin*
Louisville, Kentucky
Heather Frantz Macon
St. Louis, Missouri
Saving Grace
Woo-Sung Andrew Kim
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-i n-law,
Kathryn Mylroie Stevens
Morality and Humor in Pride and Prejudice
Rachel Langston
Odenton, Maryland
Andrew Ginn Mcintire
The Death and Rebirth of Hope: On Passion, Paradox, and Resignation
in Kierkegaard's Fear and Trembling
Nathan Gilday Dignazio
Jose Miguel Miura
Mayaguez, Puerto Rico
Mary Carolyne Ross
Plano, Texas
Primeval Protagoras: Anthropocentric Measurement in
Rousseau's Second Discourse
Neal Bhattacharya
Davidsonville, Maryland
Saweed A. Sadatyar
Honorable Mention
Jeremy Burton Sheeler*
Baltimore, Maryland
Samuel Harris Fox Smith
Annapolis, Maryland
Ross Patric Stafford
Gaithersburg, Maryland
Benjamin D. Wampler
Glencoe, Illinois
Jonathan David White
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
But Thy mercy is better than lives, and behold my life is but a scattering
Patrick Ensslin
To the member of the Freshman Class who has written the best annual essay.
The Clouds: Beyond Highbrow Jokes and Subtle Misanthropy
Joshua Lee
Laurel, Maryland
* Upon completion of requirements
Honorable Mention
Telemachus, Nasuicaa, and the Portrayal of Children and Childhood in the Odyssey
Magdalena Anderson
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To the Graduate Institute student who has written a distinguished preceptorial essay in
the year 2017. Offered by the Alumni Association
To the student who carries out a fine laboratory project.
Offered in memory of Curtis Wilson by the Class of 1963
Home in Virgil's Aeneid
Not Awarded
Joseph Michael Keegin
To the Senior man and woman who, through participation, leadership, and
To a member of the Senior Class, for excellence in speaking.
Offered in memory of Senator Millard E. Tydings of Maryland
Jennifer Evelyn Ongley
To the student who submits the best English version of a Greek text.
Offered in memory of John S. Kieffer, President Emeritus
Text: Xenophon, OlxovoµLx6c;
Samuel Harder
To the student who submits the best English version of a French poem.
Offered by the Board of Visitors and Governors
Text: Tristan Corbiere, "Sonnet posthume"
Liam Twomey
sportsmanship, have contributed most to the SJC athletic program, a special blazer.
Robin Timothy La ncaste r
Simone Irena Louw
To the 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
Matthew Pau l Manotti
To the member of the Senior Class who has demonstrated the greatest care for and
service to youth who reside in the City of Annapolis.
Offered by the friends and family of Marvin B. Cooper, of the Class of 1969
Alli e Nicole Matheu
To the member of the Senior Class who submits the best work of visual art to the
Community Art Exhibition, the Charles Vernon Moran Prize
To the student who submits a fine original English poem.
Offered by Dr. George Austin in memory of his brother, Henry
"Assonance" & "Dissonance"
Reflection, portrait; Nobody Deserves Mime, portrait; Untitled, polymer sculpture
Be njamin Haas
Cora Leig hton Al len
To the student who submits a fine original musical composition.
Offered in memory of Mary Joy Belknap, President of the Caritas Society 1987-1991
Honorable Mention
Movement in G for String Quartet, "King"
Three handcrafted rings: one of walnut and maple, the second of maple and copper,
the third of walnut and fire coral
Morgan Ballard-Wheeler
Ba rn abas As hby Holleran
To the student who submits a fine essay on a piece of music.
Offered in memory of Mary Joy Belknap, President of the Caritas Society 1987-1991
Not Awarded
To the Senior who has demonstrated excellence in the arts, literature, or sciences,
the Walter S. Baird prize.
Untitled, oil painting
Jiayi ng Yu
To the student who submits the most elegant solution of a synthetic problem.
Offered by the Class of 1986 in memory of Bryce Jacobsen, of the Class of 1942, Tutor and
Director of Athletics
Jiaying Yu
Honorable Mention
Mifi eld Xu
To the student who submits the most elegant solution of an analytical problem.
Offered in memory of James R. McClintock, of the Class of 1965
Mifi eld Xu
�ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS
Leslie Milton Abrams, 1954
Dr. Granville 0. Adams, 1929
Mildred Alexander
Philip L. Alger, 1912
Alter Graduate Institute Scholarship
Alumni Scholarship
Annapolis Graduate Institute
Aretei Fund
Bradley C. Arms
Richard A. Duhan, 1963
Martin Dyer Book Fund
Ahmet Ertegun Education Fund
Faculty Scholarship
Ron Fielding and Susan Rumore Lobell
James H. Frame, 1950
Friends of St John's
Nancy Gannon Gearing
Harry Golding, Graduate Institute
George M. Austin, 1908
Walter S. Baird, 1930
Betty Beck Bennett, 1960
Fred and Marian Billups
George A. and Eveline T Greenleaf
Edna G. and Roscoe E. Grove, 1910
John T and Gertrude L Harrison, 1907
John T Harrison Jr.
Jeff Bishop Memorial
Ford K. Brown, H70
Caritas Society of St John's College
Charles W Hass, 1927
Henry B. Higman, A48
Casasco Family Fund
Michael Chiantella
Chicago Regional
Chaninah Maschler Endowed Scholarship
Mrs. Clyde Alvin Clapp
James T Clark, 1928
Class of 1897
Class of 1898
Class of 2014
Richard F. Cleveland, H54
Bernard Clorety, 1950
Dr. Charles C. Cook
Marvin Brent Cooper, 1969
Richard H. Hodgson, 1906
The Hodson Trust
Alfred and Ruth Houston, 1906
Houston Regiona l
John Isaacs
J Seward Johnson Jr.
Jesse H. and Mary Gibbs Jones
Col. Robert E. and Margaret Larsh Jones, 1909
Robert E. Kanode, 1939
Dr. Simon and Fanny Kaplan, H84
Francis A. Katz, 1929
William R Kenan Jr. Trust
.
John Spangler Kieffer, H70, and Roxana Wh ite
Kieffer, H84
Marie Klebe Memorial
Jacob Klein, H76
Korshin Family Fund
Tom and Cathryn Krause
The Joseph and Robert Cornel l Memorial
Foundation
Thomas Cosgrove
Eugene N , 1929, and Robert G., 1963
Cozzolino
Wiley and Helen Crawford
Arthur E. and Hilda Combs Landers, 1930
Joseph LaPides
Cpl. George E. Cunniff Ill
Blaise and Helen DeAloia
Donna Marie Delattre
Clarence L Dickinson, 1911
Michael Littleton
John D. Mack
Chaninah Maschler
Massachusetts Regional
James Matthews, H99
St John's College Alumni Association
Thomas A. and Julia McDonald
Middendorf Foundation
Martin Conrad Miller (1981) Book Fund
Paul Miller
Philip A. Myers II, 1938
J J Salovaara
NationsBank Foundation (Bank of America)
Christopher B. Nelson Scholarship
Endowment
Rev. Theo O'Brien
O'Grady Memorial
Oklahoma Regional
Molly Owens
Norman G. O
wens
Jules 0. Pagano Memorial Scholarship Fund
Dr. Thomas Parran and Thomas Parran Jr.
Passin Family Fund
The Duane and Clementine Peterson
Charitable Fund
LO and Paula Pickens
Pittsburgh Regional
Elizabeth Powers and Andrew Wagner
Reader's Digest Foundation
J Douglas Ramsey, 1937
Greg Riley, 1993
Lenore B. Rinder
Cleo Ritz
Susan I. Roberts, 1966
Clifton C. Roehle
Joan and Bela Ronay
Murray Joel and Julius Rosenberg, 1938
G.D. Searle/John E. Robson
Robson Fam ily
Rosse Family
Lawrence L. Saporta, PhD
Flora Duvall Sayles
Scholarship Fund 2013
Hazel Norris and J Graham Shannahan, 1908
Doug E. Sherr (1972) Memorial
Rudy Simeone
Thomas J, H94, and Marion K. Slakey
Andrew Smith Memorial
J Winfree Smith, HBO
Harry S. and Vivian B. Spectre Book Fund
James S Spirer, 1970
Raymond and Richard Starke
C. V Starr Foundation
Jean Roberts Staylor
Andrew and Lenore Steiner Book Fund
David H. Stephenson
Clarence W Stryker
Bert Thoms
Karl and Evelyn Van Tassel
Anna K. van Schwerdtner, 2015, and Frederick
J van Schwerdtner, 1901
Mr. and Mrs. William J Vanous
Pattie Bourne Turn er Wa Iker, 1966
Irving and Loretta Wasserman
Charles H. Watts
Richard D. Weigle, H49
John L Williams, 1950
Thomas J. and Marvil F. Williams
Frank K. Wi Ison, 1935
Winiarski Endowment Fund
Delores and Stephen Wolf
Kathy and Jerry Wood Foundation
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Sigmund and Carol Amitin
S. Wyndham and Hu ldah Anderson
M. Brownell Anderson
Bradley C. Arms
Margaret S. L. Atterbury
Harold and Karen Bauer
Peter A. Benoliel and Wil la Carey
Virginia and Stephen Bergen
Janet and Kenneth Berggren
Roseanna Bigham
Fred and Bee Billups
George F. Bingham and Janie Boswoth
Bingham
Sharon Bishop
March Bi shop
Steven J. Bohl in and Rachel O
'Keefe
Betsy Bi ern and Theodore V Booth
E
lizabeth A. Bradford
E T. H. Brann
va
Nancy D. Buchenauer and Franci s H.
Rowsome
Karen and Christopher Camacho
Lauren B. Campuzano
Caritas Society of St. John's College
R. Webster Chamberlin
Robert and Stephanie Clark
James J. Cohler
Daniel and Ma ry Cosgrove
Dianne J. Cowan
Gerard E. Cozzolino
Sabine S. Cranmer
Steven and Margaret Crockett
Deirdre A. Crosse
Samuel and Amanda Davidoff
Christopher D. Denny
Michael Oink
Bryan N. Dorland
Hank and Linda Dresch
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Miriam G. Duhan
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loana Ertegun
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Harvey and Mera Flaumenhaft
Richard and Georgina Franyo
Noam E. Freshman
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Nicholas H. Gazzola
Abigail D. Gillespie
Gordon and Martha Glenn
Chess ly and Wa llace Goforth
John L. Gray
Anna E. Greenberg
C
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Jonathan D. Hakim
L
ynne and Lawrence Harding
Loretta R. Haring
Robert and Julie Hell er
And rew S. Hertzoff
Jon Kaufman and Mili ssa Hicks
Henry and Marilyn Higuera
Ma ry A. Hinshaw and James Lofti s
The Hodson Trust
Morgan G. Hough
Jonathan K. Hustis and Marion Condon
ICFM (Independent College Fund of Maryland)
Richard and Judy Irvine
Margaret Junghans
Leon R. Kass
Francis and Bridgett Katz
Peter E. Keith
Ensign C. Markland Kelly Jr. Memorial
Foundation
Margaret and W.J.T Kirby
Edward R. Klebe
Barbara and David Kornblatt
Patricia Koscinski
S. David and Rosalind Krimins
Alice F. Kurs
Marshall Lasky and Mary Lurline Lasky
Barbara and Donald Legate
Mark and Nancy Lindley
Kristen and Jim Litsinger
Herminia T. Littleton
V
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MacFarland
Omar S. Manejwala
Julie R. Martin
Matz-Warner Fami ly F
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J. Kenneth and Chand ley McDonald
Susan McDonough
Alexander and Mary Ann Mclanahan
Dan and Denise Mcl ean
Colin P. Meeder
Rebecca M. Meick
Bonnie L. Melton
Allen and Sandra Miller
Peggy and Richard Morrison
Cullen and Ailsa Murray
Lynda Myles
Mynydd Teg Foundation
National Association of Independent Colleges
and Universities
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C
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Thomas and Edith Neuberger
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assi
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dna
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owers and Andrew Wagner
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P ip and Noelle Richmond
hil
Victoria and David Riley
Rosemary Rinder
Mark Rinder
Reginald Rinder
Joseph and Barbara Roach
Kate A. Rooney and Ian M. Smith
Rosse Family Charitable F
oundation
Laura E Salladin and Mark Baganz
.
Lisa B. Saporta
Hyland and Charles Schaller
Kristin M. Scheel
Carl and El izabeth Seastrum
Kathryn J. Seddon
Judith and Anthony Seeger
Lester S. Si lver
Paul and Sara Sinai
Esther S Sl aff
Smart Family Fund
Sarah and Arch ie Smart
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Pamela D. Stark
Joseph Walter Sterling
Marylou and Craig Symonds
Whitelaw and Valerie Terry
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Sandra T. Tobies
Mark E. Travaglini
Charles S. Trefrey
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Tamara and Stephan T
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Michael and Mary Ann va n Beuren
Joan F. Vinson
Susan A. Vowels
Nancy and Joseph Wall
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<li>1842</li>
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SJC
St.John's
College
2019
COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES
Sunday I May 12
Two Thousand and Nineteen
Annapolis I Maryland
�PROGRAM
For the Two Hundred Twenty-Seventh
Commencement in the
Three Hundred Twenty-Third Year
of the College
Carrollton Brass Quintet
Prelude
Academic Procession
Carrollton Brass Quintet
The National Anthem
Francis Scott Key, Alumnus, Class of 1796
Panayiotis Kanelos
Welcome
President of the College
Announcement of Prizes and Awards
President Kanelos
Joseph Macfarland, A87
Dean of the College
Robert Abbott, A04
Address to the Graduating Class
Tutor
Conferring of Undergraduate Degrees
Conferring of Graduate Degrees
President Kanelos
Dean Macfarland
President Kanelos
Emily H. Brooker Langston
Associate Dean for the Graduate Program
Academic Recession
Carrollton Brass Quintet
�Cameron Milford Byerly
BACHELOR OF ARTS
Cordelia Grace Marie Achen
Otis Orchards, Washington
Outer Spaces Inner Intuitions: How Proofs Shape Our Relation to Mathematics in
Euclid and Lobachevsky
Layton Aho
Rindge, New Hampshire
Invisible Evil: Language, Deception and Authorial Intent in Paradise Lost
Awss Al-Janabi
Babel, Republic of Iraq
Crownsville, Maryland
Marlette, Michigan
Alexandria, Virginia
Millions of Facts of Distributed Light Vision in the Iliad's Deathless Prosopopoeia
Dorothea Sihler Bowerfind
Alexandria, Virginia
A Contemplation of Creation in Genesis: The Dangers of Harmony to Human Life
Zachary Bowman
Arnold, Maryland
Memory, Emotion, Intimacy: How Memory Acts Through Emotion in Proust's Swann's
Way
Dylan Francis Briceno-Hawkins
Silver Spring, Maryland
Columbia, South Carolina
Words, Words, Words to Tell My Story: On the Power of Narrative in Shakespeare's
Hamlet
Matteo Scapini Burrell
Social Problems in Language: A Wittgensteinian Perspective
Meaning: Universal, Contextual, Ethical
Zachary Alexander Cohen
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Erin Britany Compton
Kelsey Eileen Cumiskey
Bellevue, Washington
Chesapeake City, Maryland
The Legacy of the Barricade: Finding Light in the Darkness in Victor Hugo's Les
Miserables
Upper Marlboro, Maryland
Waterbury, Vermont
The Gadfly and the Cicadas: Countryside Madness in Plato's Phaedrus
Rhys Edward Davis
Arlington, Virginia
Communism as Naturalism and Naturalism as Humanism: Karl Marx on Human
Nature
Alex Gregory Dicken
Baltimore, Maryland
Rethinking Alienation: A Life Beyond Hegel's Absolute Spirit
Madeline Alyse Edwards
Spartanburg, South Carolina
The Middle Brother: Struggle and Redemption in Ivan Karamazov
Aisha Evita El-Khatib
Love, Mythos, and Pat Metheny
Jacob Samuel Burger
Guiyang, People's Republic of China
John Davis
On Suffering in John of the Cross's Dark Night of the Soul
Neal Bhattacharya
Weiouqing Chen
Order and Human Nature in Vitruvius· Ten Books on Architecture
Living in the Kingdom: An Exploration into the Self in Genesis and the Gospel of Luke
Henry William Bartholomew
Boundless the Deep: Why Evil is Possible, and Permitted, in Perfect Beings: John
Milton's Paradise Lost
Machiavelli's Man: On the Difference Between Men in The Prince
Fade-In: The Cinematography of Marcel Proust in Swann's Way
Samuel Grenfell Aston
Hillsborough, North Carolina
Gaithersburg, Maryland
The Poetic Relativity of Falling in Love
Graham Stuart Ferguson
Annapolis, Maryland
Deceit in Othello and Iago's True Self
Sagar Gaire
Madhyabindu, Nepal
Value, Labour and Alienation: On the Impact of the Dual Character of Commodities
and Labour on the Capitalist Mode of Production
�Rachel Marie Goad
Seth Elijah Kates
Woodbridge, Virginia
Desire's Lawful Bounds: Sexual Permission in Song of Solomon
Christian Douglas Gordon*
Sophia Kiang
Franktown, Virginia
Benjamin Nathaniel Haas
Dahye Kim
Karlena Anna Haase
Suwon-si, Republic of Korea
On The Characteristics of Humankind: A Linguistic Approach to Genesis 1-3
La Jolla, California
The Two Sides of Natasha Rostov
Carson Joanna King
Patrick David Hamann
Samuel Michael Harder
Prabesh Koirala
Alexander Brock Kwilinski
Vividness and ''I": An Investigation of the Notion of Self in David Hume's Treatise of
Human Nature
Rachael Elizabeth Brooker Langston
Creating Another Nature: The Inner Motions of the Artist At Work
Seung Eun Lee
Two is Strong Where One is Feeble: An Exploration of Love, Commitment and
Community in Gershwin's Porgy and Bess.
Luque, Paraguay
The Other Woman: The Mastery of Self-Deception in Tolstoy's Anna Karenina
Meredith Jane Lehan
Waldorf, Maryland
Smith Island, Maryland
An Eve-olution: An Investigation of Eve's Character Progression in Paradise Lost
Blessed are the Meek: An Exploration of Self in War and Peace and Hegel's
Phenomenology of Spirit
Tianxiang Li
Zhengzhou, People's Republic of China
Necessity, Contingency, and Freedom: An Analysis of Leibniz's World Through the
Lens of Computer Science
Burke, Virginia
The Illness Attending Ambition: On Cruelty and Weakness in Shakespeare's Macbeth
Yuan Liu
Yongin-si, Republic of Korea
Hangzhou, People's Republic of China
The Unhappy Consciousness' Path Towards Happiness: Why is the Confessions Not a
Journey of Self-hatred?
An Ordinary Miracle: The Still Life of Language in Virginia Woolf's To The Lighthouse
Desiree Lydia Jones
Annapolis, Maryland
"The Church!": Recognition and Recollection in Marcel Proust's Swann's Way
Annapolis, Maryland
Sarah Lynn Irving
Downers Grove, Illinois
Fear and Trembling as a Dialectical Lyric
East Greenwich, Rhode Island
Anna Margaret Hubbell
Pokhara, Nepal
Hiding Madness and Expressing Grief
Norwood, Massachusetts
Elizabeth Grace Holt
Bedminster, New Jersey
We Are in The Soup Together: Albert Camus' House of Mirrors
Bend, Oregon
The Birth of Tragicomedy: How Shakespeare Merges Opposites in A Midsummer
Night's Dream
Jaeyon Jo
Atlanta, Georgia
Nostalgia: The Sickness for the Return in Labyrinthine Time, Forward and Back are No
Different
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Man of Stone: How to Live According to Tolstoy
Zoe Hinman
Marquette, Michigan
The Nature of Revelation: The Expression of Art in Virginia Woolf's To The Lighthouse
Grant William Lorello
Queens, New York
Inside Out An Attempt to Find the Location of Phedre's Feelings
Gambrills, Maryland
Probabilistic Causality: On the Completeness and Elegance of Quantum Mechanics
I
�Katherine Mary Mahaney
Sacramento, California
Decoding the Language of Laughter: An Analysis of Comedy through Cervantes' Don
Quixote
Christopher Lee McGowen
Annapolis, Maryland
Chengdu, Sichuan, People's Republic of China
What Does It Mean for Us to be Human?: As Illustrated by the Descriptions of Oran,
Tarrou, and Rieux
Russell Thomas Mendez
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Middlemarch: The Study of a Mediocre Life: It's Everything You Thought It Would Be
and More
Thaddia Angelica Mantione
Clifton, Virginia
Taking on the Dimension of Immortality: In Pursuit of a Lasting Beauty in Baudelaire's
Les Fleurs du Mal
Falon Muire
Sycamore, Illinois
"Voi che sapete che cosa e amor, vedete s'io /'ho nel car": An Exploration of Love in
Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro
Patrick Sean Mullins
Arlington, Virginia
The Myth of Self: An Essay on the Reflexions au Sentences et Maxims Morales of
Francois, Due de La Rochefoucauld
Alexander Vago Muradian
Washington, District of Columbia
Don Quixote's Journey for Dulcinea in Master Pedro's Puppet Show
Hyun Jai Oh
Seoul, Republic of Korea
Washington, District of Columbia
Teaching and Philosophy in Plato's Theaetetus
Ethan Pellegrin
Understanding Sin and Satan in Paradise Lost
The Old Man and The Sea: An Argument Against the Hierarchy of Humanity and
Animals Explained in On the Soul
Tressie Sydney Rhoades
Hardy, Arkansas
Cyrus Albert Schiller
Potomac, Maryland
The Role of Art in Nietzsche's Moral Philosophy
Aisha Khanam Shahbaz
Rehoboth, Namibia
The Possibility of Human Progress in Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace
Aidan William Shaw
Haddonfield, New Jersey
Shades of Morality in Hamlet
Christian Andrew Sheppard*
Morehead City, North Carolina
Ivan Romanovich Syritsyn
Omsk, Russian Federation
On Matters Pertaining to the Maintenance and Dissolution of the State: Or, Is It
Possible to Create a Perpetual Republic?
Yaxuan Tang
Shenzhen, People's Republic of China
When the Light Streams In: An Exploration of Raskolnikov's Character in Crime and
Punishment
Camille Rebecca Testa
Arlington, Virginia
Marxian Free Will and the Abstraction of the Objective World
Criticize the Critic: How Moliere Satirizes Self-Superiority in The Misanthrope
Val R. Pehrson
Mar Lin, Pennsylvania
Hide Your Demons: An Exploration of the Quality of Silence in Kierkegaard's Fear and
Trembling
Myopia and Justice in Aeschylus' Oresteia
Yiyang Mei
Dane Stephen Petchulis
Ayushma Thapa
Lalitpur, Nepal
Transcendence of Andrey Bolkonsky
Himanshu Thapa
Damauli, Nepal
What is a Karamazov Soul? Exploration of the Karamazovian Nature through
Suffering and Redemption in Fyodor Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov
Milford, Delaware
Prasanna Jung Thapa
A Search for Certainty in Newton's Principia
Kathmandu, Nepal
�Kathryn Irene Trojanowski
Farmington. Michigan
Guilt & Redemption & Crime & Punishment
Thomas Anthony Troop
Lancaster. Pennsylvania
Sacrifice and Love in Othello and Much Ado About Nothing
Sophia Alicia Underwood
Nyack, New York
Everyone Has Gone Mad: An Investigation into Madness in The Tragedy of Hamlet
Willem Owen van Engen
Reston. Virginia
This English Monster: An Investigation of Richard of Gloucester in Shakespeare's
Richard Ill
Stacy Villibord
Washington. District of Columbia
Maximillian von Keudell
Kamuela. Hawaii
The Significance of the Other: An Analysis and Commentary on Hegel's Lord and
Bondsman Dialectic
Colin Kilpatrick Walker
Birmingham. Alabama
Substantial Being: Finding Ourselves through Materialism
Santa Cruz, California
Thinking about How Our Thoughts (and Will) Connect to Motion
Pasadena. Maryland
" ... I Put Away Childish Things": An Investigation into the Meaning and Merit of
Maturity in Mark Twain's The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Shatoujiao, People's Republic of China
Is Protagoras' Measure Doctrine Really Self-Refuting?
Abraham Liu Zhao
Washington, District of Columbia
Images of Ourselves
Yuejia Zhu
Number, Perception, and Continuity
* Upon completion of requirements
Greenbelt. Maryland
Joseph Richard Coelho
Annapolis, Maryland
Alejandro Ehrenberg
Mexico City, Mexico
Aakarsh Gottumukkala
Joseph Robert Hiles
Sherry Josephine Hinton
Teresa Anne Krone
Christina M. Lambert
Christine Marie Mooradian
Samuel John Peregrin
Ty Weiser-Podlech
Yingzi Zhang
Katherine Marion Badders
Anna E. Kaminski
The Portrayal of Eve in Paradise Lost
Cara Jane Wiley
MASTER OF ARTS IN LIBERAL ARTS
Sammamish. Washington
Atlanta, Georgia
Glen Burnie, Maryland
Washington, District of Columbia
Chicago, Illinois
Charlton, Massachusetts
Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania
Edmond, Oklahoma
James Allan Phillips
Annapolis, Maryland
Tahseen Rasheed
Annapolis. Maryland
Nolan W. Reisen*
Dubuque, Iowa
Philip Janney Richmond
Annapolis, Maryland
Ryan Shinkel*
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Robera Tasissa*
Geoffrey Furste Young
Shenzhen, People's Republic of China
* Upon completion of requirements
Silver Spring, Maryland
Annapolis, Maryland
�PRIZES AND AWARDS
To a member of the Senior Class, for excellence in speaking.
Offered in memory of Senator Millard E. Tydings of Maryland
Matteo Scapini Burrell
To the member of the Senior Class who has written the best senior essay.
Offered in memory of Susan Irene Roberts. of the Class of 1966
To the student who submits the best English version of a Greek text.
Offered in memory of John S. Kieffer, President Emeritus
Desire's Lawful Bounds: Sexual Permission in Song of Solomon
Text: Plato,
Rachel Marie Goad
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 Mylroie Stevens
Samuel Michael Harder
To the student who submits the best English version of a French text.
Offered by the Board of Visitors and Governors
Text: Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Les Confessions (excerpt)
Damon Theodore Kutzin
Mapping the Island of Truth: An Investigation into the Possibility of Metaphysics
Damon Theodore Kutzin
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
To the student who submits a fine original English poem.
Offered by Dr. George Austin in memory of his brother, Henry
"Moon-Ties"
Samuel Michael Harder
Poetry and Fame in the Divine Comedy
Samuel J. Berrettini
Repentance: The Song David Cannot Sing for Saul
To the student who submits a fine original musical composition.
Offered in memory of Mary Joy Belknap, President of the Caritas Society 1987-1991
Untitled
Natalie Grace Walker
To the member of the Freshman Class who has written the best annual essay.
How to Hunt the Crocodile: An Investigation into the
Significance of Descriptive Information in Herodotus' History
Patrick David Hamann
To the student who submits a fine essay on a piece of music.
Offered in memory of Mary Joy Belknap, President of the Caritas Society 1987-1991
A Line by Line Reading of Flood of Babylon
Jessie Ann Tagliani
Natalie Grace Walker
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Tragedy and the Body: Fate in the Physical Form
Mi Tradi: A Contemplation of Donna Elvira's Conflict in Don Giovanni
Clio Simmons Jabine
To the Graduate Institute student who has written a distinguished preceptorial
essay in the year 2018.
Offered by the Alumni Association
On Reason and Faith in Montaigne's Apology for Raymond Sebond
Leland Caswell Ellis Jr.
To the Graduate Institute student who has written a distinguished tutorial essay in the
2018-2019 academic year.
Offered in Memory of Laurence Berns
Prudence and Virtue
Patrick Burke Corry
Morgan Robert Edward Ballard-Wheeler
To the student who submits the most elegant solution of a synthetic problem.
Offered by the Class of 1986 in memory of Bryce Jacobsen, of the Class of 1942, Tutor and
Director of Athletics
Not Awarded
To the student who submits the most elegant solution of an analytical problem.
Offered in memory of James R. McClintock, of the Class of 1965
Not Awarded
To the student who carries out a fine laboratory project.
Offered in memory of Curtis Wilson by the Class of 1963
Not Awarded
�To the members of the Senior class, through participation, leadership, and
sportsmanship, have contributed most to the SJC athletic program, a special blazer.
John Davis
Zoe Hinman
Thaddia Angelica Mantione
To the 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
Zoe Hinman
To the member of the Senior Class who has demonstrated the greatest care for and
service to youth who reside in the City of Annapolis.
Offered by the friends and family of Marvin B. Cooper, of the Class of 1969
Rachael Elizabeth Brooker Langston
To the member of the Senior Class who submits the best work of visual art to the
Community Art Exhibition, the Charles Vernon Moran Prize.
The Graduate, oil on canvas painting
Yuan Liu
Honorable Mention
Three embroidered works
Cordelia Grace Marie Achen
11
T hree colored pencil and watercolor works
Ai sha Evita El-Khatib
To the Senior who has demonstrated excellence in the arts, literature, or sciences,
the Walter S. Baird prize.
Poem, short film
Yaxuan Tang
�
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ST JOHN'S
College
ANNA POLIS• SANTA FE
2020
COM MEN CEM ENT
EXER CISE S
Sunday I May 10
Two Thous and and Twenty
Annapolis I Maryland
�PROGRAM
For the Two Hundred Twenty-Eighth
Commencement in the
Three Hundred Twenty-Fourth Year
of the College
Panayiotis Kanelos
Welcome
President of the College
Announcement of Prizes and Awards
President Kanelos
Joseph Macfarland, A87
Dean of the College
Address to the Graduating Class
Margaret Kirby
Tutor
Conferring of Undergraduate Degrees
Conferring of Graduate Degrees
Welcome
Dean Macfarland
Emily H. Brooker Langston
Associate Dean for the Graduate Program
Alumni Association Board
�BACHELOR OF ARTS
Jawaid Beg
Dublin, California
The Problem of Piety in Sophocles' Antigone
Tbel Abuseridze
Batu mi, Georgia
On Voyaging
Kapil Adhikari
Kathmandu, Nepal
Violence, Ethics, and Freedom in Simone de Beauvoir's Ethics of Ambiguity
Zainab Noor Ahmad
Lucknow, India
With Fem inine Love & Beauty: A Close Look at Prince Andrei Bolkonsky
Angelika Nora Alberstadt
Who Painted the Lion? An Analysis of the Wife of Bath in Chaucer's Canterbury
Tales
Towson, Maryland
The Influence of War and Peace on Individuals in War and Peace
Emmet Henry Allen
Discovery and Concealment: An Examination of Meaning and Sedimentation in
Husserl's Crisis of European Sciences
Edgewater, Maryland
And Repudiating Immolation: The Motion Towards Understanding in Faulkner's Go
Down, Moses
Thomas Clare Balding
Shirley, New York
Free Will and the Ind ividual in War and Peace: An Investigation of Man's Ability to
Act in a Historical World
Morgan Robert Edward Ballard-Wheeler
Tucson, Arizona
Love's Language in Tristan und Isolde: An Exploration of Musical Meaning
Sanju Baral
Mechi, Nepal
East Williston, New York
Fellow Feeling: A Study of Reform in George Eliot's Middlemarch
Subodh Bhandari
Kathmandu, Nepal
Diving into Faith: An Investigation on How One Can Acquire Faith
Lisle, Illinois
Dead Cats: An Exploration of Morbid Curiosity through Nietzsche's The Birth of
Tragedy
Darcy Marie Bohlin
Santa Fe, New Mexico
On the Amorality of Forgiveness
Westminster, Maryland
Faith, Torn Apart: An Examination of Self-Transformatio n in Kierkegaard's Fear and
Trembling
Annie Lindsey Brong
Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania
The Cumulative Act ion of Creation: A Calcu lus under Darwin
Martha Elaine Campbell
Annapolis, Maryland
The Perfect Words in the Perfect Order: The Power of the Poetic in S0ren
Kierkegaard's Fear and Trembling and Whether it Succeeds in Saying the
Unspeakable
Charles John Carpenter
Farmington, Connecticut
The Natural Social Man: Finding Morality Free of Prejudice in Rousseau's Emile
Kailin Ann Carter
The Certainty of Uncertainty: (Planck's constant (h) and the knowledge of
probability)
Jared John Bassmann
From Throat to Belly: The Body and the Self in Walt Whitman's
"Song of Myself"
Elaina Terrell Bowman
Venice, Florida
August Salladin Baganz
Buda, Texas
Robert D. Blankshain Jr.
New York, New York
Alexander Thompson Albert
Athena Gabrielle Callistra Berreles-Luna
Beaverton, Oregon
Truth in the House of Lies: The Greatness of Shakespeare's King Henry V
James Patrick Casey
Fairfield, Connecticut
A New Great Man: On Historiography and First Principles in War and Peace
�I
Cole Dillon Caudle
Sulphur, Oklahoma
Dynamic Language: An Essay Concerning How Our Conception of Language Shapes
How We Engage with the World
Yu-chieh Chang
Taichung, Taiwan
Between Love and Suffering: Confessional Language in Dostoevsky's Crime and
Punishment
Parker James Chlovechok
Cambridge, Ohio
Hindsight is Twenty-Twenty: An Analysis of the Different Forms of Memory and
their Applications to Life and the Creative Process
Yoon Kyoung Choh
Seoul, South Korea
The Origin of Morality: Focusing on the Meaning of Death in Hamlet
Raeann Alyah Clement
Dabadie, Trinidad
Paso Robles, California
Hell is Empty and All the Devils Are Here: Justice, Faith, and Love in The Brothers
Karamazov
North Adelaide, Australia
Time, Nature, & Empathy: A Portrait of Humanity in Goethe's Faust
Luis Francisco Contreras Moran
Puebla, Mexico
Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles, California
Zarathustra's Solitude: A Path to Self-Overcoming
Dorothy Rose Diaz-Sullivan
Hyannis, Massachusetts
Love and Anguish in Swann's Way by Marcel Proust
Collin Gray Doherty
Richmond, Virginia
Gorgias: The Rhetoric of Shame
I
Annapolis, Maryland
On the Isolation Present in the Modern Poetry of Charles Baudelaire
Clarksville, Tennessee
A Moral Bath: Pierre's Pursuit of Happiness in War and Peace
Samuel Alexander Dreyer
Washington, District of Columbia
Marx, Engels, Ricardo, & Smith
Social Labor: Marx's Critique of Vulgar Economy
Charlotte, North Carolina
"... And the battlefield is the heart of man.": An Inquiry into Love, Judgement, and
Suffering in The Brothers Karamazov
Sierra Irene Engdahl
Estero, Florida
Noah Kai Estes
Moiser, Oregon
On Storytelling: The Art of Experience, Perception, and Symbolism in Mark Twain's
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Ennui in Baudelaire's Le Voyage
Evanston, Illinois
Divine Nature: Language and Knowledge in Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit
Mackenzie Ann Richard Daffner
Kathmandu, Nepal
How to Build a Good European: Nietzsche's Pursuit of a Reformed Science
How Ghosts and Art Catch Consciences
Benjamin Clarke Crispell
Nishan Dhungel
Ryan Andrew Eberlein
Till Death Do Us Part: On Love and Marriage in Rousseau's Emile
Samuel Austin Cooper
God's Love, Finitudes' Rage: Which Shall Conquer You? A Detailed Analysis of
the Intricacies Involved in a Person's Journey to Faith in Kierkegaard's Fear and
Trembling
Kesi Emily Dremel
Jessica Michelle Cole
Julia Morgan Cooper
Kathmandu, Nepal
Mary Margaret Dray
A Pursuit of Virtue
Jack McGregor Condie
Aashish Dhakal
Williamstown, Massachusetts
Sitting in an English Garden Waiting for the Sun-"I am the Walrus," The Beatles
Zachary Stuart Flaugher*
Lafayette, New Jersey
�Anne Isabel Freeman
Cary, North Carolina
Let Us Pretend That Life Makes Sense: An Essay on Language and Reality in The
Waves
Sadie Bromberg Funk
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Inseparably Interconnected Infinitesimal Elements: An Exploration of Tolstoy's
Science of History and its Mathematical Possibilities
Tianqi Gao
Beijing, People's Republic of China
The Idea of "Conflicts" in Federalist Papers and its Misuse in American Politics
Jodi-Ann Andrene Griffin
Millersville, Maryland
William Joseph Harrington
Irving, Texas
"By means of signs, including the tempo": An Investigation of Sign and Tempo in
Nietzsche's Ecce Homo
Mitchell Lewis Harris
Carlsbad, California
Death for Philosophers: A Guide to Dispelling the Fear of Death Through Lucretius'
The Nature of Things
Elizabeth Olivia Hartzell
Houston, Texas
Antigone: Oedipus's Complex Daughter
Andrew Rowe Hastings
Brunswick, Maine
Across the Great Divide: Thinking About Mechanics, Pre and Post Quantum
Rocky Hill, Connecticut
The Moth, Lovers, and Dying Man: A Portrait of Beauty in Les Fleurs du Mal
Chance Prehn Hogan
Leesburg, Virginia
Anti-Matter for the Master Plan: Euripides's Bacchae as a Self-Conscious Tragedy
Isaac Allen Hoke
Robinson, Illinois
The Artist and the Child: An Exploration of Perspective in Marcel Proust's In Search
of Lost Time
Maddie Nell Fortier Jane
Hagerstown, Maryland
On Violence and Virtue: Hamlet and the Nature of Satisfaction in Revenge Stories
Samuel Emerson Jones
Alna, Maine
Faith and Happiness: An Exploration of Fear and Trembling as the Path to
Happiness
Peter Cornelis Kaemingk
Zeist, Netherlands
Give Me Imagination or Give Me Death! On the Ideological Foundations of
Democracy in the United States via Tocqueville and Pascal
Anton Olegovich Kalmysh
Yekaterinburg, Russian Federation
The Limitations of Prospero's Project and Power
Pain: The Price for Greatness
Nancy Renee Hilton
Kaila Nicole Johnson
Charlottesville, Virginia
What Giants? An Exploration of Laughter in Cervantes' Don Quixote
Sila Karabiber*
Sakarya, Turkey
Why Two Geometries: The Story of Parallel Lines
Su Karagoz
Istanbul, Turkey
Dionysus Unleashed: Piety In The Bacchae
Beimnet Negash Kebede
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Augustine's Prayer: A Sinner's Guide to Salvation
The Exploration of How a Sinful Creature Can Interact with God that is Outside of
Sin
Kidus Yonas Kebede
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Irregularity, the Pseudo-Perfect Garden: A Deliberation of Perfection and its Place
Within God's Creative Process
Alexander David Kocinsky
Trumbull, Connecticut
"Man errs as long as he will strive"
Axel P. Krieger
New York. New York
Hubris the Tyrant? On the Making of a Tyrant in Oedipus Tyrannus
Damon Theodore Kutzin
Genolier, Switzerland
Moving the World: The Role of God in Philosophical Beginnings
Esther Jee-Hae Lee
Timonium, Maryland
Crim e and Punishment: Redemption-The Murderer and the Harlot
�Jeong Ho Lee
Seongnam, South Korea
Put Thy Trust in God: Alyosha's Dynam ic Faith in The Brothers Karamazov
Zachary Michael Leveroni
Elk Grove, California
Hegel's Critique of Pure Morality: The Use and Abuse of Conscience in Hegel's
Elements of the Philosophy of Right
Yixing Li
Shenyang, People's Republic of China
Motion through the Lens of Quantum Mechanics
Yuqing Liao
Beijing, People's Republic of China
A Path Open to All: An Analysis on Critique of Pure Reason
Timon Luo
Brooklyn, New York
The Way to Nirvana: Purpose of the Pilgrimage in The Journey to the West
Louis Nathan Mainwaring Foster
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Cairo, Egypt
Alone on the Island of Man's Knowledge: An Examination of the Social and Asocial
in Hayy ibn Yaqzan
Jameson Deweese Marshall
Fairfax, Vi rginia
Loving Others by Loving Ourselves: An Exploration of Happiness in Rousseau's
Emile
ZawMaw
Yangon, Myanmar
Wisdom of Self-Experience in Hermann Hesse's Siddhartha
Cambridge, Ohio
The Fruits That We Bear: An Exploration of Character and Action in Aristotle's On
Poetics and What the Art of Fiction Tells Us About Our Perception of Reality
Sterling, Virginia
Change We Can Believe In: Knowledge, Necessity, and History in Philosophical
Fragments
Zihan Mei
Dionysos's Presence in Th e Bacchae
Finding Satisfaction in a Material World: An Analysis of Lucretius' On the Nature of
Things
Atanas Zdravkov Minev
Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Faith: Bringing a Thought- Project to Life, An Essay on S0ren Kierkegaard's
Philosophical Fragments
John Schuyler Monday
Thousand Oaks, California
Family and Leadership in Shakespeare's The Tempest
Elisabeth Marie Morell
Hangzhou, People's Re public of China
Stockholm, Sweden
To Whom Do I Owe This Alienation? An Inquiry into Words and Meaning in Hegel's
Phenomenology of Spirit
Maplewood, New Jersey
Faraday and Maxwell's Theory of the Whole
Thomas Christopher Mountain
Kassem Ayad Mansour
Scott Stanaway Mccrae
Hanover, Pennsylvania
Reuben Irving Morris
Capital Alive: What Could it Mean?
Tyler Michael Mazur
Sean Alexander Miller
Baltimore, Maryland
Christianity 101: An Examination of Kierkegaard's Established System in
Philosophical Fragments and its Applicabi lity to the Gospel of John
Elinatan Israel Nelson
Silver Spring, Maryland
The Tension Within the Leaf: How Conflicting Ends Manifest in the Growing Plant
Raymond Elijah O'Donnell
Severna Park, Maryland
Epictetus' Principles: An Investigation via Kantian Experience
Luke Timothy Olson
Annapolis, Maryland
How Should We Learn? How Class and Folly Influence Education in Aristophanes'
Clouds
Connor Patrick O'Malley*
Annapolis, Maryland
Edan Moses Otto
Portland, Oregon
A Quantum of Causality: Kant ian Metaphysics and Quantum Mechanics Joined
Yunju Park
Changwon, South Korea
Creators of Society: Mark Twain's Th e Adventures of Huckleberry Fin n
I
�Rose Susan Pelham*
Decatur, Georgia
John Francesco Pell
Vienna, Virginia
West Chester, Pennsylvania
Arlington, Virginia
Brendan Myles Reicherter
Development of Character Through Music in James Joyce's Ulysses
Goyang, Republic of Korea
Ludington, Michigan
Redemption and Damnation of Hu manity: A Story Portrayed by the Lovers of
Gounod's Faust
Greenbrier, Tennessee
Westport, Connecticut
I
Beijing, People's Republic of China
Hegelian Dialectics in The Phenomenology of Spirit
Gabriela Maria Sanchez
Wellington, Florida
Miraculous Artworks: On Hannah Arendt's The Human Condition
Lillian Rose Scanlan
Honolulu, Hawaii
Orphaned Souls in Moby-Dick
Saint Louis, Missouri
The Leap of Faith: Resolving the Dialectic between the Esthetic and the Ethical in
Kierkegaard's Either/Or
Swann in Search of Love and Art: The Role of Art, Aesthetics, and Appreciation in
Shenzhen, People's Republic of China
How Kant Saved Me from the Void
Thomas Jacob Tatum
Louisvi lle, Kentucky
On the Meno: Can Knowledge be Shared?
Nicholas Donaldson Thorp
Sanford, Florida
Do I Believe in Red Roses? An Exp loration of Belief in Thomas Reid's An I nquiry
into the Mind and a Response to the Melancholy of Rad ical Skepticism
Quang Ngai, Vietnam
Eloping in Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Claire Antonia Tucker
Davis, California
Bend, Oregon
Descartes' Geometrie: A Study of Form and Imagination
Hung Khanh Tram
Portland, Oregon
The Will to Choose: Ethics and Esthetics in Kierkegaard's Either/Or
Swann's Way
What Sort of Th ing Are We? Understanding our Behavior Through the Teachings of
Epictetus
Zuowen Tang
"Well maybe I've been wrong/ maybe my intentions are irrelevant/ but honestly,
it's not just for me": An Analysis of Maturity Th rough Henry IV Part I
Anna Joelle Carole Se ban
Kennebunkport, Maine
Abigail Elizabeth Stuart
Catechism of the Two Co mmandments
Qingyang San
Glen Leroy Shivel
Jakob Ethan Stief
Erica Rochelle Root
James Edward Rubidge
Kathmandu, Nepal
Emma Lilia Stewart
Inevitability of Going Beyond the Socratic
Lucy Cabell Ross
Aishwarya Sharma
Who Is Ant igone? Living a Life Opposed to Life
Fear of Change: A Look at Time in Charles Baudelaire's Les Fleurs du Mal
Han Kyul Rhee
Dublin, Ireland & Islamabad, Pakistan
The Generalisation of Economic Thought: An Essay on The General Theory by John
Maynard Keynes
Achilles' Wager: On Fate in the Iliad
Zachary Augustine Radford
Eireamhan Mitha Semple
Annapo li s, Maryland
The Filial Bonds of Sympathy: Observations of the Commun ion between Man and
Nature
�Cedar City, Utah
Mary Elizabeth Turner
Descartes' Approach
Alberto Clemente Antonio Valenzuela III
Naveed Ahsan •
Manila, Philippines
The Traveler's Mind: From Both Sides of Jonathan Swift's Fourth Wall
Grace Maren Villmow
Glen Ellyn, Illinois
in Christine de Pizan's the Book of the City of Ladies
Johnstown, Colorado
Home is Where the Heart Leads: Using Resourcefulness and Self-Reliance to Go on
Living
Xiaotian Wang
Annapolis, Maryland
Meanings of Language: An Analysis of Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations
Mark Everett Wittmer
Centennial, Colorado
Distant Music: Art, Language, and Mediation in James Joyce's "The Dead"
Xin Ye
Hangzhou, People's Republic of China
The Man of Faith
Julian Paul Zeidler
Lansdowne, Pennsylvania
Confronting the Mask: An Investigation of the Prelude to a Philosophy of the Future
Aidan Thomas Zito
Arlington , Virginia
Purcellville, Virginia
Hudson, Ohio
New York, New York
Patrick Burke Corry •
Seattle, Washington
Thomas Farrell Cox •
Falls Church, Virginia
Lee Cranberg •
Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
Jacob Jabulani Luseini Davenport •
Syracuse, New York
Liam M. Dempsey
Annapolis, Maryland
Andrew David Dorchester •
Madeleine Nicole Emholtz
Carson James Fall
Washington, District of Columbia
Gulf Breeze, Florida
Washington, District of Columbia
Zachary Nathaniel Greene
Indianapolis, Indiana
Samuel Philip Sexe Hage
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Jaime Marquez •
Thomas Matthew McGuire
Glen Burnie, Maryland
Jacksonville, Florida
Gabrielle Cristine Bruestle •
Gregory LaMontagne •
The Ecstasy of Heroism: On the Line Between Delusion and Insanity
Logan Jefferey Zimmerman
Shane Thomas Ayers •
Nicholas John Bartulovic
Judged, Sentenced, And Condemned: An Exploration of the Truth Behind Misogyny
Katharine Wall
MASTER OF ARTS IN LIBERAL ARTS
Joyce Olin •
Margaret Vrooman Post •
Jordan Poyner
Annapolis, Maryland
Arlington, Virginia
Georgetown, Delaware
Annapolis, Maryland
Palm City, Florida
Winona Lake, Indiana
To Win Sorrow Beyond What Is Given: Arrogance and Retribution in Homer's
Adam Reed
Odyssey
Jordana Rozenman
Washington, District of Columbia
Kelly Ann Warner •
Indianapolis, Indiana
* Upon completion of requirements
Brandon Matthew Wasicsko
t Degree conferred January 15, 2020
Olney, Maryland
Plantation, Florida
�To the Graduate Institute student who has written a distinguished tutorial essay in the
2019-2020 academic year.
Offered in Memory of Laurence Berns
PRIZES AND AWARDS
The Soul with Good Sense Guides Correctly
To the member of the Senior Class who has written the best senior essay.
Samuel Philip Sexe Hage
Offered in memory of Susan Irene Roberts, of the Class of 1966
The Man of Faith
Xin Ye
To a member of the Senior Class, for excellence in speaking.
Offered in memory of Senator Millard E. Tydings of Maryland
Jared John Bassmann
Honorable Mention
The Cumulative Action of Creation- A Calculus Under Darwin
Annie Lindsey Brong
To the student who submits the best English version of a Greek text.
Offered in memory of John S. Kieffer, President Emeritus
Abigail Elizabeth Stuart
Ivan Nicholas Zembrusky
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 Mylroie Stevens
Not Awarded
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
The Role of Time of Augustine's Confession
Brandon Chon Garcia
Naked and Afraid
Olivia Star Pittard
To the member of the Freshman Class who has written the best annual essay.
Limits of the Noble: the Human and the Div ine in Prince H ector
Allayah Drake Mason-Koehler
To the Graduate Institute student who has written a distinguished preceptorial
essay in the year 2019.
Offered by the Alumni Association
To the student who submits the best English version of a French poem.
Offered by the Board of Visitors and Governors
Not Awarded
Honorable Mention
Morgan Robert Edward Ballard-Wheeler
To the student who submits a fine original English poem.
Offered by Dr. George Austin in memory of his brother, Henry
"Anagram"
Nortaute Elena-Ruta Grintalis
Honorable Mention
"Your Eyes were Violets"
Samuel J. Berrettini
To the student who submits a tine original musical composition.
Offered in memory of Mary Joy Belknap, President of the Caritas Society 1987-1991
"Lament for Viola"
Love and Suffering in Joyce's Ulysses
Christine Marie Mooradian
Morgan Robert Edward Ballard-Wheeler
To the student who submits a fine essay on a piece of music.
Offered in memory of Mary Joy Belknap, President of the Caritas Society 1987-1991
Morgan Robert Edward Ballard-Wheeler
�To the student who submits the most elegant solution of a synthetic problem.
Offered by the Class of 1986 in memory of Bryce Jacobsen, of the Class of 1942, Tutor
and Director of Athletics Emeritus
Lkhagvabadrakh Sereeter
To the student who submits the most elegant solution of an analytical problem.
Offered in memory of James R. McClintock, of the Class of 1965
Not Awarded
To the student who carries out a fine laboratory project.
Offered in memory of Curtis Wilson by the Class of 1963
Morgan Robert Edward Ballard-Wheeler
To the members of the Senior class, through participation, leadership, and
sportsmanship, have contributed most to the SJC athletic program, a special blazer.
Jared John Bassmann
Raeann Alyah Clement
Mitchell Lewis Harris
Elizabeth Olivia Hartzell
To the 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
Kesi Emily Dremel
To the member of the Senior Class who has demonstrated the greatest care for and
service to youth who reside in the City of Annapolis.
Offered by the friends and family of Marvin B. Cooper, of the Class of 1969
Reuben Irving Morris
To the member of the Senior Class who submits the best work of visual art to the
Community Art Exhibition, the Charles Vernon Moran Prize.
Portrait of the Artist Missing Croquet (and needing to Shave), oil on canvas
Nicholas Donaldson Thorp
Honorable Men tion
Angel Wings, conte crayon on wood
Julia Morgan Cooper
To the Senior who has demonstrated excellence in the arts, literature, or sciences,
the Walter S. Baird prize.
From the Bottom of the Well, painting
Annie Lindsey Brong
�
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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>
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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>
</ul>
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ST JOHN'S
College
ANNAPOLIS• SANTA
2021
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COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES
Sunday 1 May 16
Two Thousand and Twenty-One
Annapolis Maryland
�PROGRAM
For the Two Hundred Twenty-Ninth
Commencement in the
Three Hundred Twenty-Fifth Year
of the College
Prelude
Academic Procession
The National Anthem
Francis Scott Key, Alumnus, Class of 1796
Panayiotis Kanelos
Welcome
President of the College
Announcement of Prizes and Awards
President Kanelos
Joseph Macfarland, A87
Dean of the College
Chester Burke
Address to the Graduating Class
Tutor
Conferring of Undergraduate Degrees
Conferring of Graduate Degrees
Academic Recession
Dean Macfarland
Emily H. Brooker Langston
Associate Dean for the Graduate Program
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BACHELOR OF ARTS
Henry Ince Anderson
Savannah Paige Dadds
Secret Life of Plants
Nashville, Tennessee
A Possession for All Time: Self-interest, Morality, and the Athenian Thesis in
Thucydides's War of the Peloponnesians and the Athenians
Eric Julian Baker
New York, New York
Engaging with Life While in Isolation: Charles Baudelaire on the Art of Enjoying
a Crowd
Samuel Joseph Be rrettini
Rutherford, New Jersey
Homo Daemonicus: Socrates, Alcibiades, and the Love of the Impossible
Raz Besaleli
Sharon, Vermont
Evolution and Calculus: An Exploration of the Genesis of the Complex Analysis
in Cauchy's 1852 Memorandum
Alysiana Carter
Jupiter, Florida
The Dialectical Mirror: An Exploration of Artistic and Scientific Mediation in
Tarkovsky's Solaris
Juan Guillermo Cassanello Garcia
Asuncion, Paraguay
From Konigsberg to Copenhagen: A Thought on Metaphysics and Quantum
Mechanics
Nobonita Chowdhury
Dhaka, Bangladesh
The Legacy of Plutarch's Lawgivers: An Analysis of the Lives of Lycurgus and
Solon, and Their Impact on Modern Day Ideas of State, Equality, and Justice
Thomas R. Chrisman
Maplewood, New Jersey
Independence of Intellect
Amalie Ballman Christensen
New York, New York
Johnson, Vermont
Springtime: The Dismantling of Romanticism in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales
Sophia Cote
Virginia Birch Deaver
Berea, Kentucky
Humor: A Cognitive Prayer to Patterns of Time, Absurd ity, and Human Shame
Yanet Teklu Desta
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
When We Are in Love, What Do We Fall in Love With? An Examination of Love
through Middlemarch and Pride and Prejudice
Samuel Dietrich
Broad lands, Virginia
Things Just Happen: An Examination of Kant in the Everyday
Kristina Marie Dover
Lake Alfred, Florida
With Effort, with Agony, to Mankind: A Study of Trauma in Woolf's Mrs. Dal/away
Marshall Elizabeth Drake
Columbia, South Carolina
What Does Oppressive Government Look Like? A Theory Based in Hobbes's
Leviathan
Austin Alexander Dumas
Ridgely, Maryland
Quantum Mechanics
Carolina Elizondo Moya
Monterrey, Mexico
When Can the End Justify the Means? An Exploration of Justice in Niccolo
Machiavelli's Political Works, The Prince and the Discourses on Livy
Martin Amory Fischer
Chevy Chase, Maryland
Imagination and Intellect in Spinoza's Ethics
Szymon Piotr Galazka
Wroclaw, Poland
The Revelation of Ivan's Soul in The Brothers Karamazov
Illuminated Faith: An I nquiry of the Role of Testimony, and Its Relation to Belief
in the Gospel of John
Cora Clark
Ridgely, Maryland
New York, New York
The Death of Passion, the Birth of Individuality: Understanding the Self in La
Princesse de Cleves Through Passion, Desire, and the Rejection of Both
Rachel Cresap Gordon
Reisterstown, Maryland
In Search of Eternal Stability: Suffering and Unity in Hegel's Phenomenology of
Spirit
Ellie Grace Gott
York, Pennsylvania
Soren Kierkegaard's Fear and Trembling: The I mportance of Suffering in the
Faithful
Alexander Peterson Grand
On the Inertia of Mankind: A Look into How Societies Develop
Brooklyn, New York
�Nortaute Elena-Ruta Grintalis
Laurel, Maryland
The Embryonic Cradle of Spirit: Breeching the Liminality of the Self through Carl
G. Jung's Liber Novus
Andrew Graham Hill
Vancouver, Washington
Art and Wretchedness in Les Fleurs du ma/: An Examination of Baudelaire's
Horizontal and Vertical Depictions of Sea Voyage
Jasmine Alison Holder
Beach Lake, Pennsylvania
Alvar Yrjo Oskari Huhtanen
Espoo, Finland
Seeing Things with Clarissa Dalloway
Suzhou, People's Republic of China
Dao De Jing: The Meaning of Dao and the Notion of Inaction
Sera Emily Johnson
Middletown, Rhode Island
D MO<DPOIYNH: Marriage in James Joyce's Ulysses
Chicago, Illinois
The Isolation Paradox: An Investigation into Solitude and Social Identity in
Rousseau's Reveries of the Solitary Walker
Michael August Kraus
Memphis, Tennessee
Hyderabad, India
Special Relativity and the Art of Writing: An Investigation of Einstein's Rhetoric
in "On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies"
Fiona Lau
Castro Valley, California
Nha Trang City, Vietnam
The Willing Surrender of Freedom: Justifying the Soul's Descent into Mortality in
Plotinus's The Enneads
Joshua David Lee
An Imitative Approach to Hamlet
From Maize to Dust
Houston, Texas
The Poet of the World: God as the Salvation of Creativity
Islamabad, Pakistan
Rubab Meraj
Woman as an Abused Asset: A Study of Mankind
Melrose, Massachusetts
Alexis Christina Morrill
Optic Research and Wonder: An Exploration of the Part versus Whole
Relationship in the Heart
Kirabo Pauline Nanyanzi
Kyaliwajjala-Namugongo, Uganda
The Unfolding of Character in George Eliot's Middlemarch
Huntington, West Virginia
Uneasy Lies the Head that Wears a Crown: A Study of the Tragedy of
Elsa Peter Ordahl
Irvington, New York
Carving Letters on Little Trees: The Permanence and Impermanence of Home in
Virgil's Eclogues
Amanda Rose Pauquette
Gainesville, Florida
The Ethics of Baruch de Spinoza: An Examination of the Belief of God in
Spinoza's Ethics, and the Tranquility of Spirit Which Follows from a Rational
Understanding of Nature's Laws
Jessica Peterson
Westwood, Kansas
What Must the King Do Now?: An Inquiry of Causation, Motivation, and Divine
The Condition of Man and His Labor
Bao Le
West Hartford, Connecticut
Liam James Marshall-Butler
King Henry IV
The Spleen and the Heart: A Study of the Modern Poet through the Works of
Charles Baudelaire and Vladimir Mayakovsky
Avi Kumar
Varieties of Pride and Prejudice
Elizabeth Anne Nilles
Grace Phan Jones
Beijing, People's Republic of China
Kamrin Lynn Martin
Dao de Jing, Book I: I Wish to Be a Sage with Feeling
Xiaotong Jin
Qingqing Le i
Houston, Texas
Right in Shakespeare's Richard II
Amy Elisabeth Porter
Shady Side, Maryland
Self-revelation and Sincerity: Panache and the Beauty of the Pure Soul in
Edmond Rostand's Cyrano de Bergerac
Mary Elizabeth Quinn
Louisville, Kentucky
Death Doesn't Bite: An Examination of the Body and Soul in Plato's Phaedo
�Wilson Trueman Redfield
Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts
The Riddle of History
Michael Riggins
Mineral Wells, Texas
Inconstancy's Constant Habit: Experiential Christianity in John Donne's
Holy Sonnets
Arpan Sapkota
Kathmandu, Nepal
Los Angeles, California
Fairfax Station, Virginia
Ph iladelphia, Pennsylvania
Exploitation of the Worker in Marx's Capital
Lkhagvabadrakh Sereeter
Murun, Mongolia
On Self-Consciousness in Lordship and Bondage, The Phenomenology of Spirit
as translated by A.V. Miller
Bryan David Shaw
Azle, Texas
Houston, Texas
The Wanderer: A Hegelian Analysis of "White Nights"
Eli Samuel Sneider
Palo Alto, California
Thucydides: Passion at the Root of the Peloponnesian War
Jaeri Suh
Seoul, South Korea
Life on Earth
Hope Allegra Taglich
New York, New York
A Quiet Revolution: On Chastity and Self-Ownership in The Princess of Cleves
Ciel Torres
Being Also Beholding: Alternatively, A Situation in Five Scenes
Burke, Virginia
Matthew Alexander Tyska
Tie Siding, Wyoming
Luisa Anne Wayman
Annapolis, Maryland
Erik West
Mountain River, Australia
The Baffled King Composing Hallelujah, or, Where David Was Forgiven Where
Saul Was Not, and What This Says about the Nature of God
Ives Williams
Annapolis, Maryland
Ragged Figures: A Journey Through Flannery O'Connor's Wise Blood and the
Path to Salvation
Shane C. Williams
In Defense of Universal Uniformity
Anna Simmons
Liam Ethan Twomey
On the Conflation of Morality and Virtue in the Summa Theologica and its
Consequences for the Secularization of Popular Morality
Fear and Rebellion
Nicholas Joseph Scott
One for All, All for One: An Investigation of Community in Hobbes's Leviathan
and Ibn Khaldun's Muqaddimah
Lucretian Imagery and Thought in Virgil's Aeneid
Just a Spoonful of Sugar Helps the Medicine Go Down: The Wormwood and
Honey of Baudelaire's Poems
Adam Joseph Schulman
Izmir, Turkey
Inspiration, Imitation, and Interpretation: Three Accounts of Art
Machiavellian Prince: A Product of Human Nature
Petra Schaaf-Grisham
Ece Nur Tuglu
Los Angeles, California
Lubbock, Texas
Between the Angel and the Deep Blue Sea: Analyzing the Nature of Captain Vere
in Herman Melville's Billy Budd
Luke Chapin Wilson
Peterborough, New Hampshire
I am Now Alone on Earth: How Our Identity is Shaped by Solitude
Rediet Worku
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
The Memories of Discernment: Andrey's Moment of Freedom
Maxwell Clark Wright
Wyncote, Pennsylvania
Soft Despotism and the Most Existential Fear of Democracy
Xi Xue
The Genesis of 1
Chongqing, People's Republic of China
�MASTER OF ARTS IN LIBERAL ARTS
Carly Nicole Berndtt
Justin Edward Bradyt
Lisa Christian
Marley Annika Crank
Kelly Duvall Custer
Bexley, Ohio
Baltimore, Maryland
Washington , District of Columbia
Annapolis, Maryland
Washington, District of Columbia
Leith Genghis Daghistanit
Fai rfax, Virginia
William Winston Elliott, III§
Houston, Texas
NehaGaddam
Annapolis, Maryland
Alexander Michael Habighorst
Picayune, Mississippi
Melvin Aaron Hanson
William John Harvardt
Mustafa Kamalt
Dimple Kault
Akaylaquriveria Tierra Lewis
Joseph Elias Malfitanot
Manhattan, Illinois
Elverson, Pennsylvania
Makkah, Saudi Arabia
Ghaziabad, India
Franklin, Louisiana
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Albert Joseph Matricciani Jr.
Baltimore, Maryland
Michael Gideon Marta
Kansas City, Missouri
Colin James Morrisseyt
Newark, New Jersey
Ian August Mosleyt
Clifford Geroge Mumm
Nichella Floraine Nalt
Hayley River Smitht
Hollister, Missouri
Sperryville, Virginia
Colorado Spri ngs, Colorado
Annapolis, Maryland
John Townsend Stemmlet
Cheverly, Maryland
Jonathan David Stewartt
Richmond , Virginia
Paul Christopher Tsavoussist
Courtney Michele White
† Degree conferred January 27, 2021
§ Degree to be conferred May 22, 2021 in Santa Fe
Dunedin, Florida
Los Angeles, Californ ia
�To the Graduate Institute student who has written a distinguished tutorial essay in the
2020-2021 academic year.
Offered in Memory of Laurence Berns
PRIZES AND AWARDS
How Do We Learn? Is Anything Teachable?
To the member of the Senior Class who has written the best senior essay.
Offered in memory of Susan Irene Roberts, of the Class of 1966
Andrew Graney
The Isolation Paradox: An Investigation into Solitude and
Social Identity in Rousseau's Reveries of the Solitary Walker
Grace Phan Jones
To a member of the Senior Class, for excellence in speaking.
Offered in memory of Senator Millard E. Tydings of Maryland
Alvar Yrjo Oskari Huhtanen
To the student who submits the best English version of a Greek text.
Offered in memory of John S. Kieffer, President Emeritus
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,
Stephen Carino
Kathryn Mylroie Stevens
Honorable Mention
How to Snuff Out a Candle: An Examination of 'Light'
and Authentic Companionship in Middlemarch
Sofia Martin
Half Abashed: A Study of Sex Before-and After-the Fall of Man
Ivan Zembrusky
To the student who submits the best English version of a French poem.
Offered by the Board of Visitors and Governors
Jessie Tagliani
Olivia Pittard
Honorable Mention
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
Cato in Purgatory
Ezra Melchor
Honorable Mention
Divina Musicale: The Music Between Heaven and Earth
Ruby Miller
To the member of the Freshman Class who has written the best annual essay.
Not Awarded
To the Graduate Institute student who has written a distinguished preceptorial
essay in the year 2020.
Offered by the Alumni Association
Liam Twomey
To the student who submits a fine original English poem.
Offered by Dr. George Austin in memory of his brother, Henry
"A Ballade of Paradise Lost, or Lines 1-6 Reimagined"
Brandon Garcia
Honorable Mention
"Mercury"
Allayah Mason-Koehler
To the student who submits a fine original musical composition.
Offered in memory of Mary Joy Belknap, President of the Caritas Society 1987-1991
" ~tiiiJ" ("North River")
Xi Xue
An Essay on Nietzsche's Thus Spoke Zarathustra
Anthony Mette
To the student who submits a fine essay on a piece of music.
Offered in memory of Mary Joy Belknap, President of the Caritas Society 1987-1991
An Evolution of Tension: How Bach Portrays
The Emotional and Theological Aspects of Grieving
Sofia Martin
J
�To the student who submits the most elegant solution of a synthetic problem.
Offered by the Class of 1986 in memory of Bryce Jacobsen, of the Class of 1942, Tutor
and Director of Athletics Emeritus
Not Awarded
To the student who submits the most elegant solution of an analytical problem.
Offered in memory of James R. Mcclintock, of the Class of 1965
Liam Ethan Twomey
To the student who carries out a fine laboratory project.
Offered in memory of Curtis Wilson by the Class of 1963
Not Awarded
Honorable Mention
Stephan Mason
To the members of the Senior class, through participation, leadership, and
sportsmanship, have contributed most to the SJC athletic program, a special blazer.
Sera Emily Johnson
Shane C. Williams
To the 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
Rachel Cresap Gordon
To the member of the Senior Class who has demonstrated the greatest care for and
service to youth who reside in the City of Annapolis.
Offered by the friends and family of Marvin B. Cooper, of the Class of 196 9
Amy Elisabeth Porter
To the member of the Senior Class who submits the best work of visual art to the
Community Art Exhibition, the Charles Vernon Moran Prize.
Tea Set with Copper Wire and Found Wood, ceramic
Sophia Cote
To the Senior who has demonstrated excellence in the arts, literature, or sciences,
the Walter S. Baird prize.
Tea Set with Copper Wire and Found Wood, ceramic
Sophia Cote
�CONGRATULATIONS, ALUMNI.
Stay in touch. Get involved. Give back.
sjc.edu
410-626-2531
�
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Commencement Programs and Addresses
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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>
Click on <strong><a title="Commencement Programs and Addresses" href="http://digitalarchives.sjc.edu/items/browse?collection=18&sort_field=Dublin+Core%2CDate&sort_dir=d">Items in the Commencement Programs and Addresses Collection</a></strong> to view and sort all items in the collection.
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paper
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9 pages
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Program for the two hundred twenty-ninth commencement in the three hundred twenty-fifth year of the college.
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St. John's College
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St. John's College
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Annapolis, MD
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2021-05-16
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2022
COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES
Sunday | May 15
Two Thousand and Twenty-Two
Annapolis | Maryland
��PROGRAM
For the Two Hundred Thirtieth
Commencement in the
Three Hundred Twenty-Sixth Year
of the College
Prelude
Carrollton Brass Quintet
Academic Procession
The National Anthem
Carrollton Brass Quintet
Francis Scott Key, Alumnus, Class of 1796
Welcome
Nora Demleitner
President of the College
Announcement of Prizes and Awards
President Demleitner
Joseph Macfarland, A87
Dean of the College
Address to the Graduating Class
Mark Sinnett
Tutor Emeritus
Conferring of Undergraduate Degrees
Conferring of Graduate Degrees
President Demleitner
Dean Macfarland
President Demleitner
Emily H. Brooker Langston
Associate Dean for the Graduate Program
Academic Recession
Carrollton Brass Quintet
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��MASTER OF ARTS IN LIBERAL ARTS
Kashya Alexandria Boretsky
Olivia Braley
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†
Annapolis, Maryland
Samuel Ross Burger
Chatsworth, Georgia
†
Jeanette Renata Elise Corey
Norfolk, Virginia
Jordan David Dix§
L’Anse, Michigan
Josh Einis§
Keith Thomas Flaherty
Sharon, Massachusetts
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Olivia Anderson Garard
Washington, District of Columbia
Andrew Laurence Graney
Wilmington, Delaware
Joe Craig Herron Jr.
Alexandria, Virginia
§
Madeline Elizabeth Hutton
Portland, Oregon
Margaret Judge Killackey
Washington, District of Columbia
Jason Alexander Scott Kunen
Staten Island, New York
§
Moline, Illinois
Paul Christopher Lambrecht
Gavin Laur
Santa Fe, New Mexico
§
James Porter MacMillan V
Travelers Rest, South Carolina
Andrew Martin Maglio§
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
§
Anthony Michael Marchilena
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
§
Jordan Brianna McCullough Reed
§
Patrick Ryan McLaughlin
Anthony John Harris Meffe†
§
Kansas City, Missouri
Elkridge, Maryland
Toronto, Canada
Garth Yul Mramor
Brooklyn, New York
Brad Jeffrey Plehn
Waukesha, Wisconsin
Peter Louis Quintana
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Juan Carlos Reyes§
David Salgado
§
Leah Sernas
Newark, New Jersey
Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Homewood, Illinois
Tobin Daniel Stauffer
Kayleigh Aletheia Steele
Stewartstown, Pennsylvania
Indianapolis, Indiana
§
Plymouth, Indiana
Michael Torres
Bluffton, South Carolina
Samuel Stone
Diana Carolina Villegas
*
Upon completion of requirements
†
Degree conferred January 19, 2022
§
Degree conferred October 20, 2021
Washington, District of Columbia
�PRIZES AND AWARDS
To the member of the Senior Class who has written the best senior essay.
Offered in memory of Susan Irene Roberts, of the Class of 1966
The Hardest Thing of All: An Inquiry into
Hegel’s Dialectical Method in The Phenomenology of Spirit
Keaton Jahn
Honorable Mention
Olivia Pittard
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 Mylroie Stevens
How mathematics allows us to enjoy the vision of God:
A Look Into G.W. Leibniz’s Treatment of Snell’s Law
Isabel Emond
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
On the Parable of the Talents in the Gospel of Matthew
Gabriel Hess
To the member of the Freshman Class who has written the best annual essay.
The Humanistic Turn: From Divine Justice to Human Reasonings
Yucen Han, Co-Winner
Only the Dead Find Love or How Comedy and Tragedy
Unite in the Symposium to Bring Immortality to Light
Juliann Yoder, Co-Winner
Honorable Mention
Rosaire Leon
To the Graduate Institute student who has written a distinguished preceptorial
essay in the year 2022.
Offered by the Alumni Association
The Poet and the Scop: The Parallel Structure of the World of Beowulf
Anthony Meffe
�To the Graduate Institute student who has written a distinguished tutorial essay in the
2021-2022 academic year.
Offered in Memory of Laurence Berns
The Irreligious Hospitality of the Franklin
Will Freda
To a member of the Senior Class, for excellence in speaking.
Offered in memory of Senator Millard E. Tydings of Maryland
Olivia Pittard
To the student who submits the best English version of a Greek text.
Offered in memory of John S. Kieffer, President Emeritus
Stephen Carino
Honorable Mention
Ivan Zembrusky
To the student who submits the best English version of a French poem.
Offered by the Board of Visitors and Governors
Not awarded
Honorable Mention
Ava Lehrman
To the student who submits a fine original English poem.
Offered by Dr. George Austin in memory of his brother, Henry
Babel
Ellie Laabs
To the student who submits a fine original musical composition.
Offered in memory of Mary Joy Belknap, President of the Caritas Society 1987-1991
Not awarded
To the student who submits a fine essay on a piece of music.
Offered in memory of Mary Joy Belknap, President of the Caritas Society 1987-1991
Not awarded
To the student who submits the most elegant solution of a synthetic problem.
Offered by the Class of 1986 in memory of Bryce Jacobsen, of the Class of 1942, Tutor
and Director of Athletics Emeritus
Not awarded
Honorable Mention
Yiyang Cheng
Louis Rosenberg
�To the student who submits the most elegant solution of an analytical problem.
Offered in memory of James R. McClintock, of the Class of 1965
Chris Liu
To the student who carries out a fine laboratory project.
Offered in memory of Curtis Wilson by the Class of 1963
Ellie Laabs, Co-Winner
Jessie Tagliani, Co-Winner
Honorable Mention
Soojin Lee
To the members of the Senior class, through participation, leadership, and
sportsmanship, have contributed most to the SJC athletic program, a special blazer.
Ray Matsumoto
Olivia Pittard
To the 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
Conor Flynn
To the member of the Senior Class who has demonstrated the greatest care for and
service to youth who reside in the City of Annapolis.
Offered by the friends and family of Marvin B. Cooper, of the Class of 1969
Aidel Townsley
To the member of the Senior Class who submits the best work of visual art to the
Community Art Exhibition, the Charles Vernon Moran Prize.
“1/5” Earthenware
Enkh-Od Batzorig
To the Senior who has demonstrated excellence in the arts, literature, or sciences,
the Walter S. Baird prize.
“In Expectation of Summer,” poem
Ellie Laabs
��CONGRATULATIONS, ALUMNI.
Stay in touch. Get involved. Give back.
sjc.edu
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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 two hundred thirtieth commencement in the three hundred twenty-sixth year of the college.
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Annapolis, MD
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2022-09-15
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