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• SEATTLE UNIVERSITY

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WEEK of MAY 25 to JUNE 1, 1951

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ST. JAMES CATHEDRAL

FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951

10:30 A.M.

Presiding

The Most Reverend THOMAS A. CONNOLLY, DD., J.C.D.

Bishop of Seattle

Celebrant of the Masc

Very Reverend ALBERT A. LEMIEUX, S.J.

President of Seattle University

Officers of the Mass

Rev. PHILIP J. SOREGHAN, Deacon

Rev. JAMES E. ROYCE, Subdeacon

Baccalaureate Address

Very Reverend Monsignor EMMETT J. RILEY

President of Carrof I College, Helena, Montana

MASS - "ROSA MYSTICA" by Vito Carnavalli

Seattle University A Cappella Choir

GERALD ROBERTSON, SU '51, Conducting

Miss IsAookA GRIMES, Organist

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SPANISH BALLROOM, OLYMPIC HOTEL

THURSDAY, MAY 31 1 1951

8:00-10:00 P.M.

To Honor

THE GRADUATING CLASS of 1951

THE REV. JAMES F. LANIGAN Pastor, Holy Rosary Church

DR. MELVIN A. CASBERG Dean. School of Medicine, St. Louis Uniyersity

And to View

THE BOOK OF KELLS Gift of

MR. PATRICK LYONS

in memory of his son, Jarlath, S.U. '39

!LumnumtnfExrcis

CIVIC AUDITORIUM, SEA1TLE

FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1951

8:00 P.M.

PROCESSIONAl MARCH . ----. .,. . Verdi Ordi.stra, MR. CARL A. PITZER, Cwduc:ing

INVOCATION .--------- ......... ................. FRANCIS J. LIjnExuG, S.J.

VALEDICTORY ADDRESS WILLIAM ROBERT GALERAITH, '51

SELECTIONS

Adoranius Te . .. Clement Carousel Choral Selections-------- ---------- Open Our Eyes -------- ---------------------------------.--._---._ ---------- Macfarlane

A Cappella Choir Directed by MR. CARLA. PITZER

ADDRESS TO THE GRADuATES. MELVIN A. CASBEEG, M.D.

Introduction by Very Rev. ALBERT A. LEMIEUX, S. J. President of Seattle University

PRESENTATION OFDEGREES AND AWARDS:

The Most Reverend THOMAS A. CONNaLLY, DD., J.C.D. Bishop of Seattle, Presiding

DEGREES-

Conferring of Honorary Degree The Rev. James F. Lanigan

Conferring of Bachelors' Degrees Conferring of Masters' Degrees

CHARGE TO THE GRADUATING CLASS -

AWARDS-

Bishop Shaughnessy Medal (Philosophy-Theology) President's Cup (Scholarship) Loyalty Cups Bill Bates Cup Special Award (Oratoey)

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

RECESSIONAL MARCH ------------------__Verdi Orchestra

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THE REV. JAMES F. LANIGAN

Seattle University, always desirous to recognize and acclaim the out-standing accomplishments of a fellow educator, is proud on this occasion to honor publicly the singular contributions to the education of Catholic youth made by the Reverend James F. Lanigan, Pastor of the Holy Rosary Church in Seattle.

Father Lanigan, since 1914, the year of his ordination to the sacred priest-hood, has devoted himself unhesitatingly to the needs and interests of Catholic youth in the Diocese of Seattle. He accepted the challenge of a great opportunity with vision and foresight. As General Supervisor of the Catholic Social Betterment League in Seattle in 1917, he organized for the first time in the United States, a systematic approach to the alleviation of temporal misfortune, particularly among the young. What he did in Seattle proved to be a most constructive example to other communities throughout the nation. Today he serves in an advisory capacity to the administration of the Catholic Charities he helped establish in Seattle.

But it is because of his work as an educator that Seattle University is particularly pleased to receive him into the family of its Alumni.

In 1923, under considerable expense and difficulty, Father Lanigan made his first direct contribution to the educational work of the Diocese; he suc-ceeded in building the parochial school in St. Margaret's Parish where he was pastor at the time. As pastor of Holy Rosary Church for the past twenty-seven years, he has organized and maintained what has since become a model parochial institution. In addition to church, rectory and convent which he has built, he supervises, under the direction of the Sisters of St. Dominic, a grade and high school program, and operates them without cost to the children who attend them. It is this system which Seattle University recognizes as a monument of more than concrete and steel not only to the devotion and generosity of the people of Holy Rosary Parish, but more especiall y to the administrative ability, the spiritual leadership and the untiring interest in Catholic education of their good Pastor, Father Lanigan.

Father Lanigan's interest in music is evidenced by the excellent Holy Rosary High School All-Girls' Choir, unexcelled in their field. His love for artistic beauty is for all to see in the beautiful Holy Rosary Church, its adorning art, its majestic windows and its imposing exterior, just a few weeks ago fully and irrevocably consecrated to the service of God.

The innumerable ways in which Father Lanigan has shown a personal interest in Seattle University will never be fully appreciated or adequately repaid.

It is, then, the humble effort of Seattle University on this occasion to acknowledge this interest and these many devoted accomplishments by be-stowing upon Father James F. Lanigan the highest honor within its power to grant—the degree of Doctor of Laws, Honoris Causa.

BACCALAUREATE HONORS

Based on the four-year scholastic record of the graduate, baccalaureate honors require the earning of at least 90 quarter hours as a Junior and Senior at Seattle University, the securing of at least the grade B in the comprehensive written examination in Philosophy and Theology, and the attainment of a high grade point averag, in the four-year curriculum of studies. A candidate who has made an average of 3.25 gradu-ates Cum [aude; one who has made an average of 3.5, Magna Cum Lands; one who has made an average of 375, Summa Cum Laude. An A grade carries iour grade points, a B 3 grade points, a C 2 grade points, a D I grade point, and an E no grade points.

SUMMA WM LAUDE

Levigne, Leone (Sister Denise Marguerite, F.C.SP.) Lee, Jeanne McAteer Styer, Eugene Francis

MAGNA CUM LAUDE

Cooney, Thomas James Emery, Patricia Viola Gabbert, Jack 0. Gagnon, Claire (Siater Marcella-Odile Kawanaka, Yasuhiro Kendall, Sheila Evans

M-j4 John I. Pagtia, John Andrew Rsxnhoute, Guy Colette Guillawne Sakei, Toshio Paul Sloan, Mary Patricia Spence, James William

WM LAUDE

Ashe, Barbara Jean Barr, Eugene Warren Carmichael, Richard E. Chavez, John Anthony Chihara, Theodore Seio Corbett, Joseph Michael Dreanry, John Clark Fenton, Hilaire Rheuby Flynn, George Alan Gillette, Betty Graham, Donald Eugene Hacker, Emil A. Hall, James Robert Hammes, Monica Helen Hollahan, Shirley Marie Klingele, Catherine Mary LaVera, Donald J. Mardeuich, Joseph Paul

Mardesich, Nicholas Anthony Miller, Bernice Eatafl. McMahon, John Cannon McNulty, Joseph Emmett O'Brien, Jeanne D'Arc

(Sister James Albert) O'Leary, Thomas J. Peerenhoom, Ruth Ellen Schultz, Leo D. Sp,thill, Alma Catherine Stokes, Robert J. Thauberger, Agnes Katherine

(Sister Mary Agnes Claire) Thielen, Adelaide Elizabeth Wales, Harold Webster Westisa, Frank C. Wright, Harold L

22 act1urz' Prgrers, 1151

College of Arts and Sciences

The Candidates will be presented by the Dean

Rev. Anthony B. Corrigan, S.J.

BACHELOR OF ARTS (CLASSICAL)

Blewett, John Wasley Bricker, Jr., Charles Clifford Dresney, John Clark

Cam L,sude Emery, Patricia Viol*

Mmgna Cum Lassde

Hollahan, Shirley Marie Cuin LduIe

Lonergan, Betty Ann Mayer, Marie Stephani. Miller, Bernice Eatdll.

Cum Laude

Mclver, Robert Logan Ortman, Bernard C. Sedgwick. Madeline Walmsley, George Martin Williams, Irene

BACHELOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCE

Beytebiere. J. Paul Brazil, James Louis Breakovich, Helen Diane Brown, William L. Byington, Lawrence Richard Byrne, Joanna Sheridan Chase, Peter Micheal Chesterfield, Chadwick S. Cooney, Thomas James

Magna Cum Laude Cooper, Robert E. Corbetr, Joseph Michael

Curn Laude Daly, James Patrick Day, Warren Thomas Forrescer, John Patrick Fung, Calvin Joseph Gabbert, Jack 0.

Mag,sa Cum Laude Gaibraith, William Robert Garton, Nina R. Hammer, Robert R.

Harunan. Tohn M. Hirsch, Richard Albert How, Jr., Leo L. Hunt, William Raymond Jewell, Leonard Robert Johnson, Dolores Marie Kawanaka, Yasuhiro

Magssa Cum Laude Knast, Harry J. Kumhera, Jeanne Long, Jr., William Mackintosh, Bruce Angus Maloney, Patrick Raymond Marks, Jr., George N. McCarth y, Paul Francis McGillicuddy, Jr., John

Patrick McJannec, Esther Moore, Larry Gerald Noyes, Robert Edward tYMalley, Colleen M.

Pain. Tr., John Kirby Paris, John David Parmentier, Fred Joseph Phelps, Thomas R. Raftis, Mary Margaret Resner, Anna Louise

Klingele Rombouts, Guy Colette

Guillaume Magna Cum Laude

Russell, Lowell D. Sandercock, Robert J. Shedden, Scott Smith, Delorea Lillian Smith, Samuel J. Steinburn, William Ear! Stokes, Robert J.

Cum Laude Sullivan, Thomas F. Tobin, Francis Xavier Weber, Calvin John

BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Dc Groate, Robert G. Mladineo, Tony Matthew Torlai, Gloria Maddakne Eflia, Angeline O'Malley, Patricia Trouette, Franceaca Bianco Fenton, Hilaire Rheuby Peerenboom, Ruth Ellen Weems, Frank C.

Cwra Linde Cum Laude Cum Laude Lee, Jeanne McAteer Ramon, Jack Weiler, Thomas James

Summit Cum Leude Salvino, Ronald Whitney, George A.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Acheson, Lawrence J. Hanna, Francis Patrick Anderson, Clarence Edwin Hiester, George J. Ashe, Helen Elizabeth Hoba, Donald Waldemar Barber, Arthur E. Hooper, Robert Sanchez Baumgartner, William V. Rough, Charles Gordon Callahan, Jo5eph W. Hoyer, Walter Wayne Carlo, Dan L. Humes, James Edward Chalfa, Jack Edward Ivanovich, Peter Theodore Chihara, Theodore Seio Kukowski, Jerome Francis

Cum Laude Kurose, Paul Hirorni Colasurdo, Suzanne Lepak, Joseph Werneds Cooper, Jr., Paul Day Mardesich, Joseph Paul Craft, Richard A. Cum Laude Diederich, Adella Beatrice Mardesich, Nicholas

(Sister Louis Marie OP.) Anthony Drange. Glenn Jerome Cum Laude Eckrorh, Paul Peter Mathews, Jerome L. Fenn, Robert Ernst Mazll, Thomas Edward Fortmeyer, Jr., Walter F. McNally, George B. 3ervais, Janet Marie Medvej, John Patrick

Haggerty, Theodore Charles O'Leary, Thomas J. Hall, Richard K. Curn L.aude

Osrolaza, Bernabe G. Piro, David Frank Porter, John E. Portteus, Kenneth M. Richmond, Rosemary Rosenstine, William

Bernard Schneider, Joseph Alfred Schultz, Fordyce Emmeal Schultz, James Carl Springer, Donald F. Stevens, Doyt Edward Thayer, Bruce H. Tomlinson, William D. Tronca, Evelyn Louise Tsukamoto, James Wayland, Donald James Werran, Alfred A. Wetzel, William H. Williamson, Jr., David

McClelland Zila, William Lawrence

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Ashe, Barbara Jean

Cum Laude Casilio, Annetta Adela V Huff, Susan Belian Kendall, Sheila Evans

Magna Cum Laude

Nichols, Noreen Ann Ross, Patricia Ann Schilling, Bette M. Smith, Joyce Edith

Thauberger, Agnes Katherine (Sister Mary Agnes Claire) Cuni Laude

White, Patricia Ann Young, John L.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HOME ECONOMICS Balduzzi, Lucy Ann Brenner, Anna Elizabeth Buck, Alice Catherine Cockrill, Doris J. Dacey, Mary Elizabeth

Dalpay, Mary Clare Fortier, Etiennerte (Sister

Madeleine-Monks) Johnson, James Edward Ross, Rosalind

Sloan, Mary Patricia Magna Cum Laude

Tailman, Shirley Hunter Tremblay, Lucille

(Sister Rose Lucille)

School of Nursing

The Candidates will be presented by the Dean

Miss Nazleh Vizetelly

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

Burringron, Maryanne C. Maher, Jacqueline Cecelia Plymale, Carol Kramer Gagnon, Claire O'Brien, Jeanne D'Arc Seibold, Georgia Anne

(Sister Marcelle.Odile) (Sister James Albert) Wahl, Lois Ann E. Magna Cum Laude Cu,n Laude Welding, Mary Ann

Hemness, Lucille Ann O'Meara, Margaret Zech, Helen Elizabeth Jefferson, Frances Louise Josephine

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING EDUCATION

Abhold, Avis Ann Farrow, Haruet Priscilla L.avigne, Leona (Sister Baunigarmer, Theresa Mary Finson, Charleen Marian Denise Marguerite) Bowes, Alyce Elizabeth Garrison, Ethel McCatty F.C.S.P. Burr, Julia Schrom Hammes, Monica Helen Suenrna Cum Laude Cresto, DeLena M. Cum Laude Plyman, Eileen

Sergent, Margaret Eunic*

School of Education

The Candidates will be presented by the Dean

Rev. James B. MGoIdrick, S.J.

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN EDUCATION

Allnhach. Edwin L Beck, Peggy Linn Beitey, Myrna Mary Bets, Joseph Anthony Bothell, Albert S. Brackett, Daniel William Brewer, Jolus W. Brown, John S. Brusati, Rosalia Mary Burke, Whalen J. Carden, James Mary Cardinal, Richard Glenn Chase, Kenneth L. Coughlan, Mary Alice Courtney, Agnes L. Dillon, Ralph Leland Dilly, Elizabeth Rose Eidsvick, Helen Jean Ellis, George A. Easer, Jean Marie Fallon, Rosemary J. Fischer, Ferry Farmond Flynn, George Alan

Cum Ldude Frankel, Joseph Gariss, Jean Remmert Griffin, Richard Michael

Grnmnsesch. William Edward

Hixson, John R. Hunt, Neil Jackson, Curtis Charles Kane, ElizabethL Keller, Howard Sherman Kelly, Ruth E. Kendrick, Mary Therese Kick, Clayton Jackie King, W. H. Klingele, Catherine Mary

Cunz L.audc Locke, Marian Barbara Monroe, Edgar F. McMinn, Colleen Marie McPhee, Douglas A. Nelson, Charles J. Newland, James Wilson Norton, Muriel Jean O'Brien, John Joseph O'Keefe, Ellen Theresa Ortman, Beatrice A. Quanrud, Clement 0. Quante, D. Jeannine Qusnte, Gloria Charmaine

RinlceL David Lee Ramberg, Carl Randolph, Virginia K Robertson, Gerald Caner Rose, Harold Marvin Ryan, Alice A. Dunn Scharer, Dean Edward Schweikl, Marvin George Segota, Louise Shertzer, William Robert Shoemaker, Jr., Joseph

Edwin Smith, Alicia Dolores Snow, Robert R. Sparr, George Billie Spithill, Alma Catherine

Cum Laude Stapleton, Thomas Patrick Tszioli, Richard Julian Thielen, Adelaide Elizabeth

Cum Laude Uphus, Ralph A. Vetter, Frank Omar Weiss, Paul Franklin West, Rose Marie Woods, Pauline Anna

School of Engineeiing

The Candidates will be presented by the Dean

Rev. Edmund McNulty, S.J.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Jarmuth, Robert A. Miller, James A. Schultz, Leo D. Koib, Kenneth Eugene Sau.ressig, Bernard J. Cain Lande Lane, Thomas Vincent

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

Cutanza, John Joseph Johnson, William W. Spence, James William Culliton, Wilfred J. Launceford, John Edward Magna Cam L.asde

Faulds, Rodney D. Mahoney, Laurence La Rests Styer, Eugene Francis Hanson, William R. Martelli, Orlando G. Summa Cam Liude Henricksen, Thorwald James Romano, Kenneth Joseph Swanson, Fred Victor Humes, William Allison Russo, Mario Charles Swegle, Allan Richard

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELECFRICAL ENGINEERING

Barr, Eugene Warren Graham, Donald Eugene Schonau, Ralph L. Cam Laude Cam Laude Simon, Roland J.

Carmody, William F. Hall, James Robert Swartz, Paul W. Consego, Benigno James Cam Laude Thayer, Norman L Crowley, Richard Timothy Koerhe, Gerald W. Veith, Donald Lenc. Fitzharris, Joseph E. Langnau, Richard Frank Vick, Joseph Patrick

Lesser, Robert James Wellens. Edward J.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

Boarman, Charles Samuel Hacker, Emil A. Highfihl, Gordon Jefferson Byrne, Francis Edward Cam Laude Roe, Hubert Myto Gerlach, Arthur C. Harinke, Charles Raymond Rogaiski, John Joeeph

Heath, L. E. Taft, George H.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Alguard, William C. Fields, Robert Thomas Poinpeo, Louis A. Connolly, James William Hampton, Bruce W. Ructan, E. Robert Daniels, Donald David Hampton, Edward G. Ryan, II, William F. Donohue, Thomas Francis Murphy, James E. Speidel, Robert Walter Driachar, Kenneth Christian Platt, Robert Walter Them, Francis M.

Jack Frederick

School of Commerce dnd Finance

The Cindidates will be presented by the Acting Deas

Theodore J. Roes

BACHELOR OF COMMERCIAL SCIENCE

Ahern, Frank J. Akera, John P. Andersen, John Gerald Arnor, Samuel I. Baldwin, Gerald W. Barei, Louise Mary Barron, Lauren L. Barry, Raymond G. Bender, Richard Kevin Bergin, Robert Leo Bingham, Allen E. Blackwood, John E. BoespAug, Joseph B,iey ic,bert Alouzo Boachert, Frank Herbert Boyd, James Sidney Brady, Jr., John G. Brown, Robert Avery Brozena, Paul V. Carmichael, Richard B.

Cum Laude Chan, Sheung Shing Cavanaugh, Daniel P. Chandler, Jr., Robert B. Chavez, John Anthony

Cum Leude Chin, William L. Corboy, Jr., David Joseph Crier, Ernest I. Del Guzzo, AlfonsoM. Dillon, Patrick M. Di Martino, Louis Mario Due; Henry Robert Dwyer, Richard Francis Egan, Thomas J. Ehiera, Kinver N. Floe, Joavald A. Ford, Ray T. Gallagher. Donald J. Gillette, Betty

Cain Laude Graham, Glenn Thomas

Granger, John Howard Gray, Maurice Jerome Groasie, Marvin J. Hagen, Joseph J. Hall, Frank Dent Hame!, Theodore L. Haugen, Morris A. Hawley, Wilfrid Alvin Hazelwood, William T. Hellatrom, William W. Hotaling, Nathan David Hueffed, H. James Isnor, Russell Jar.kke, Donald D. Jewell, Merle Branch Kearney, Edward B. La Bree, John E. La Fave, Joseph Edward Larson, Charles A. La Vera, Donald J.

Cur,, Laude Leader, Charles T. Lyman, Ross Maurice Lyon, John Kenworth MacDonald, Douglas I. Martin, Jr., Edward A. Marx, John J.

Magssa Cum L.aude Mongrain, Jr., Lawrence A. Moore, Jr., John Leo Moran, Robert J. McCaffrey, Phoebe Sweeney McCarthy, Gordon Dean McGonigle, William D. McLeod, Raymond D. McMahon, John Cannon

Cu,,, Laude McNulty, Joseph Emmett

Cu,n Laude Nikaich, Joseph Olicn, Glenn A. Ooka, Carl M.

Osborn, Floyd H. Paglia, John Andrew

Magiia Cum Laude Pauline, Howard Joseph Pavolka, Robert Michael Plymale, Patrick F. Prendergast, John L. Randall, Ray Robert Recchia, Eugene Leonard Reed, Ormand E. Reed, Thomas Peter Robinson, John B. Sakai, Toshio Paul

If air. a Cur,2 L,n4c Schiltz, Paul A. Seymour, Joseph P. Shune, Robert W. Sheridan, William Maurice Soden, Alvy Ellswocth Stevenson, Richard D. Strand, Richard A. Sundin, Perry John Sweeney, Frank Michael Thrash, Richard Lee Tufts, John Leon Twohy, Stephen Patrick Ultach, Robert B. Wahiman, Roger Vuflise Wales, Harold Webster

Can, Lsude Ward, Joseph L. Weber, Clement C. Weisel, William J. Whinihan, Donald L White, Howard Lawrence Williams, Donald Herbert Wilson, John Eugene Woodruff, Jr., Howard

Vincent Wright, Harold L

Cm. Linde

aaters' !riz

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

The Candidates will be presented by

Rev. Anthony B. Corrigan, S.J.

MASTER OF ARTS

Eckhart John James

Gimpi, Mary Theresa (Sister Mary Caroline Ann)

Maloney, John M.

qJi1ar to itir Grabuates

In response to a special charge which will be given to them by Very Rev. Albert A. Lemieux, S.J., President of Seattle University, the graduates will recite in unison the following pledge:

WITH A SOLEMN SENSE OF MY RESPONSIBILITY,

I PLEDGE MYSELF

TO HOLD MY DEGREE AS A SACRED TRUST,

WITH UNTARNISHED HONOR TO MYSELF,

IN GENEROUS LOYALTY TO ALMA MATER,

AND WITH FIDELITY TO MY GOD, MY COUNTRY AND

MY FELLOW-MEN.

Bishop Shaughnessy Medal (Philosophy-Theology) Jeanne McAteer Lee

President's Cup (Scholarship) - Eugene Francis Styer

Loyalty __----. Jeanne Kumhera

Lindberg Medal (Debating) John Clark Dreaney

Bill Bates Cup (Silver Scroll) William Edward Grommesch

Alpha Tau Delta (Nursing) _Frances Bucher

Gamma Sigma Alpha (Journalism) John Morley Morgan

Special Award (Oratory) _Hugh R. McGough

fitaik w Scholastic Year October 1950-June 1951

GENERAL CERTIFICATES Betz, Joseph Anthony Bothell, Albert Sidney Brackett, Daniel William Brown, John Stanley Brusati, Rosalia Mary Burke, Whalen Joseph Carden, James Mary Cardinal, Richard Glenn Costello, Marguerite Mary Coughian, Mary Alice Dilly, Elizabeth Rose Eidsvick, Helen Jean Ellis, George A. Fallon, Rosemary Judith Frankel, Joseph Gariss, Jean Remmert

Grithn, Richard Michael Hunt, Neil A. Keller, Howard Sherman Kendrick, Mary Thereae Kick, Clayton Jackie King, William H. Klingele, Catherine Mary Locke, Marian Barbara Lundquist, Elon Hadar McMinn, Colleen Marie McPhee, Douglas A. Morris, Thomas James Murray, Charles Joseph Newland, James Wilson O'Keefe, Ellen Theresa

Ortinan, Beatrice Agnes Pierson, Richard Harvey Raznberg, Carl Gustave Rinkel, David Lee Schultz, Mary Adoria Schweikl, Marvin George Segota, Louise Shertzer, William Robert Smith, Alicia Dolores Stapleton, Thomas Patrick Thielen, Adelaide Elizabeth Uphus, Ralph Anthony West, Rose Marie Wolfe, Charles Henry Woods, Pauline Anna

THREE -YEAR CERTIFICATES Donohue, Daniel Gorman Hoffman, Elizabeth Joan Quante, Gloria Charmaine Easer, Jean Marie Malneritch, Marie Louise Randolph, Virginia Kenda Gallagher, Ann Quanee, Dorothy Jeannine Robertson, Gerald Carter

THREE -YEAR SECONDARY Aasheim, Helmer Tharald Caidwell, Henry Frank Codd, John Charles Dacey, Mary Elizabeth Dalpay, Mary Clara Feds, Duane Russell Foubert, Val Jean Hwmann, Betty Clara

l-Jixson, John Robert Jacobson, William S. Jones, Earle Schuyler Lavorato, Doris Eileen Lyons, Thomas Leonard Magladry, Mary Alice Maske, Robert Dale Malcoinson, Charles Samuel

O'Brien, John Joseph Scharer, Dean Edward Small, Alfred Thomas Spithill, Alma Catherine Snow, Robert Rich TaUman, Shirley Hunter Taylor, Richard Lee

HONOR SOCIETY ELECFIONS 19504951

ALPHA SIGMA NU

(National S.U. Men's Honorary)

Blewett, John Wesley Flynn, George Alan Moreland, John Gordon Bricker, Charles Creighton Hattrup, Clinton Sheridan, Maurice Raymond Carroll, Thomas Charles Johnson, Jack Warren Styer, Eugene Francis Cunningham, Vincent J.

ALPHA TA!) DELTA

(National Nurses' Honorary)

Ayers, Nora Blake Keyc, Mary Audrey Philip., Lorraine Ballard Baumgartner, Theresa Mary Lappier, Mildred Virginia Van Gogh, Josephine Maria Creato, DeLena Marie Meier, Rosella Marie Zech, Helen Elizabeth Farrow, Harriet Priscilla

GAMMA SIGMA ALPHA

(Journalism Honorary)

Blewett, John Wesley Meia, Joseph William Seibert, Loretta May Handley, Leo Mereland Merriman, Mary Margaret Wagner, Mary Eileen Hoelsken, Lola Karl* Rendall, Jaclyn Jean

KAPPA DELTA P1

(An Honor Society in Education)

Bothell, Albert Sidney Hoffman, Elizabeth Joan Ryan, Alice A. Dunn Brusati, Roealia Mary Keller, Howard Sherman Sample, Marybeth Ann Cardinal, Richard Glenn Klingele, Catherine Mary Schultz, Mary Adoria Dorgan, Pauline Therese Koruga, Winifred Alice Spithill, Jack Randolph Eidvick, Helen Jean Magladry, Mary Alice Suguro, Amy Claire Flynn, George Alan Murray, Charles Jo.eph Tailman, Shirley Hunter Frankel, Joseph Nadeau, Nancy Thielen, Adelaide Elizabeth Hilden, John Galen Rinkel, David Lee

KAPPA GAMMA P1 (National Catholic Women's Honorary)

Beck, Peggy Linn Brusati, Ro.salsa Mary

ockrill, Doris Jean Talon, Rosemary Judith Hollahan, Shirley Marie

Kelly, Ruth Ellen Kendrick, Mary Theresa Klingele, Catherine Mary Kumhera, Jeanne Theresa Lee, Jeanne McAteer

O'Keefe, Ellen Theresa Orrman, Beatrice Agnee Peerenboom, Ruth Ellen Segota, Louise Taliman, Shirley Hunter

LAMBDA TAU

(S.U. Medical Technicians' Honorary)

Brand, Joan Katherine Caailio, Annetta Adela V Dillon, Shirley Marie Frejd, Patricia Stewart

LaGrancleur, Kathleen Marie

McGrath, Gloria Ann Monton, Beverly Jean

Morgan, Patricia Helen Percini, Delores Beverly Petatz, Beverlee Jane Strand, Eileen Ann Smith, Joyce Edith

SILVER SCROLL (S.LJ. Women's Activity and Honorary)

Dennehy, Julia Ann Merriman, Mary Margaret Randall, Jaclyn Jean Hoelsken, Lola K. O'Keefe, Ellen Thereae Seibert, Lar.tta May Kelly, Eileen R. Patten, Barbara Ann

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Ushers—Intercollegiate Knights and Spurs

Committee on Graduation

Providence Hospital

Music Department of Seattle University

William Coyle, Manager of the Civic Auditorium

MCKAY PTO. CO.