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BRYANT COLLEGE

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A CADEMI C PRO CESSION

PR ESIDING

DR. H ARRY F. EVARTS Presiden t of Bryant College

THE N ATIONAL ANTHEAf (The audience "'I' ill remain standing for the Invocation)

INVOCATION

THE VERY REVEREND 'VILLIAM L. KITE, L.H .D. Dean of T he Cath edral of St. John

Providence, R hode Island

GREETINGS OF T H E STA TE

THE HONORABLE FRANK UCHT Governor of the State of Rhode Island

GR EETINGS OF THE CITY

T HE H ONORABLE J OSEPH A. DOORLEY, JR. Mayor of the City of Providence

PR ESENTATlON OF CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN CO URSE

DR. THOMAS A. MANION, Provost of the College

DR . NELSO J . GULSKI Dean of the College

DR . JOSEPH R. SANTOS Dean of the Even ing Division

DR. SOL LEBOVITZ Dean of the Graduate Program

PRESENTATI ON OF PRO VISION AL TEACHERS' CER TIFICATES

DR. WILLIAM P. ROBINSON, J R. Associate Commissioner of Education of the State of R hode Island

(Please withhold applause until the last person in each group has left the platform)

CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES

Citations: DR. JOSEPH H. HAGAN Vice Presiden t for Public A fjai'fs of B'ryant College

Honorary Degree R ecipients Escorts

ALTON WILLIAM W ILEY, ESQ. ...... ............. ... .. .. ... ............ .../\11'. Howard lV. Armb1"ust

MR. SAMUEL L EVITEN ..... .... ..............................................................Dr. E. Gardn er Jacobs

DR. FRED GEORGE BURKE .. ................ .............................................Dr. W illiam P. R obinson, 1" ,

MR. G ERHARD R UDOLF ANnLINGER ......... ... .... .. .... ... ... .. ..... D1·. F?'ederick C. Tanner

T HE HONORABLE HELEN D E LlCH BENTLEY ... ...... .. ....M r. Charles B . Cornelius

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

"GRADUATES OF AMERICA : LEGACY AND LEADERSHIP}

T HE I-IONORABLE HELEN DELICH BENTLEY Chairman, Federal Maritime Commission

BENEDICTION

RABBI NATI-IAN N. ROSEN

Chaplain for Rhode Island Colleges, Vi'rector of B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation

R ECESSIONAL

(Please remain standing until graduates leave the aUditorium)

[Space for amateur photographers has been reserved at the left of the platform.]

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DOCTOR OF LAW S

ALT ON WILLIAM WILEY Rhode Island Atto'rney and Civic L eader

Citation: Alton '-Villiam Wiley, lawyer, ed ucational administrat r, and civic leader, you entered the

legal profession with vision and idealism. Educated at the Univcrsit of Rhode Island and Boston University Law School, you entered privat practice and became A sistant United States Attorney for the District of Rhode Island. You labor d long and tirelessly, not only to serve the interests of justice, but to enhance the dignity of the individual and enrich the qual­ity of his life. You relinquished a successful practice in 196 to accept appointment as Vice President for Student Affairs at tl e University of Rhode Island. Retu rning to your chosen profession this year, you aTe continuing your involvement in the community through mem­bership in organizations concerning fair housing, drug abuse, crime and juvenile delinquency, youth development, and employment for minority persons. Bryan t College is pleased to in­clude you among its own by conferring upon you the degree of Doctor of Laws, Honoris Causa, with all its rights and privileges, and to invest you with the hood of the College.

DOCTOR OF S CLE CE IN BUSINESS A DMINISTRAT ION

S MUEL LEVITEN Chairman of the Board, B ig G Food Stm'es

Citation: Samuel Levi ten, businessman and concerned CIt IZen, the story of your life is proof that

the American dream is still a reality for t he resourceful and ambitious. Educated in the schools of Fall R iver, Massachusetts, you established a wholesale grocery business and opened -your fi rst supermarket in the late 19!5O's. That modest enterprise has grown to a chain of twenty-two supermarkets operating in R hode Island, Massachus .tts, and Connect icut. De­spite a busy life, you have still given of your time to numerous charitable endea ors and fraternal organizations. In honor ing you, we honor that breed of rugged ind ividualists who dare to envi ion great goals and bring them to fruition within our free enterpri e system. Bryant College is pleased to recognize your achievements by conferring upon you the degree of Doctor of Science in Business Administration, Honoris Causa, with all its rights and privileges, and to invest you with the hood of the CoIl ge.

DOCTOR OF LAWS

FRED GEORGE BURKE R hode Island Commissioner of Education

Citation: Fred George Burke, we salute you as scholar, teacher, administrator , and poli t ical advisor.

Educated at Williams College, Oxford University, and Princeton University, you have served your fellow man as a Professor of Political Science, as a Consultan t on African Affairs to the United N tions, as a Dean of International Stu dies, and presently as the Commissioner of Education of the State of R hode Island. Yom intellect, your farsigh tedness, your sensi­tivity, and your dedication to the advancement and innovation of education is welcomed and needed in our tate. Indeed, to see the fu ture, to envision the needs and requirements of future generat ions, a man must po ess presciel ce and an unalterable desire to give of h imself. You have ded icated your professional life to giving, to caring, to advancing the educational possibilities and aspirations of our young. Rhode Island is indeed fortunate to have you as Commissioner of Education, and Bryant College is honored to confer upon you the degree of Doctor of Laws, Honoris Causa, wi th all its rights and privileges, and to invest you with the hood of the College.

DOCTOR OF CIENCE IN B USINESS ADMINI TRATION

GERHARD RUDOLF ANDLINGER Chairman of the Board, Esterline Corpo'ration

Citation : Gerhard Rudolf Andlinger, your career is an inspiration to all young men who desire

to excel in American business. Born in Linz, Austria, you received your elementary and seconda y education in Lim and Vienna. You were awarded your bachelor's degree by Princeton University and your master's degree at the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration. In 1956, after having served two years in the United States Army, you developed a concept of managerial theory utilized by the Amcrican Management Association. These innovative business principles have been translated into sixteen languages, and have inspired and guided business executives throughout the world. At the age of twenty-eight you became Director of Planning f01' International T elephone and Telegraph, and at thirty­fOUI, the youngest Vice President in the history of ITT. In 1967, because of your exceptional business aptitude, you were elected Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of the great Esterline Corporation now listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Bryant College is pleased to recognize your unique achievements by conferring upon you the degree of Doctor of Science in Business Administration, Honoris Causa, with all its rights and privi­leges, and to invest you with the hood of the College.

DOCTOR OF HUMANE LEITERS

HELEN DEUCH BENTLEY Chairman, Federal Maritime Commission

Citation: Helen Delich Bentley, journali t, syndicated columnist, editor, and government official,

your journalistic career has been filled with many outstanding accomplishments. As Mari­time Editor of the Baltim01"e Sun, you were instrumental in the enactment of considerable maritime legislation. These achievements prompted President Richard M. Nixon to appoint you as Chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission, the first woman appointed by any President to serve as Chairman of a Federal regulatory agency. Your name has been cited in "Who's Who of American Women," "Who's Who in the East," "Who'!j Who in Commerce and Industry," and "Who's Who in America." You have been included as one of the seventy­five most talented and successful women in the United States. Your dedication, your de­cisiveness, and your exemplary perseverance is an inspiration for all young men and women who truly desire to serve their profession and their country. Bryant College is pleased. to acknowledge your achievements by conferring upon you the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, Honoris Causa, with aU its rights and privileges, and to invest you with the hood of the College.

1!Inrrnlaurentr itgrrtl1 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

Alexander John Abajian Reuben Isaac Abraham Daniel Edward Ahern Stephen Anthony Alfano Jefhey William Allen Donald Fred Anderson Peter Stanford Anderson Juan Bautista Angulo, Jr. Robert Charles Arabian Robert Michael Armsttong, Summa Cum Laude Gordon Soper Arnold, Jr. Richard Charles Arruda, Jr. James Angus Avard, Magna Cum Laude Steven Everett Bamicoat Jeffery Douglas Barr Kenneth Charles Barth David Francis Beaudry Carol Ann Beaulieu Robert Ellsworth Beaumont Norman L. Belgarde Bruce William Bennett Dominic John Derardi. Jr. Robert Joseph Bertoncini James Joseph Bialek William Douglas Blaney Gerald Richard Bloom Robert Bruce Dolton Neil Richard Bonyo!Ronald Michael Borges. Summa Cum Laude Philip Emery Bourqlie John Knott Braitsch Leonard Brisco. Jr. Donald Purdy Drown. Jr. Eric Lee Brunner Salvatore Joseph Bucacci, Jr. Edward Emile Buecher III James Francis Bums 111 Kenyon Jay Caffrey Joseph Caromile David James Carr Alan Stephen Casale Michael Emmett Casey Michael Francis Cassani Robert Everett Christie Michael John Coletta George W. Collard Manuel P. Coloura ill Richard James COncra Garth William Conn Anthony Donato Conti J ames Edward Cook on David James <:::ooper Thomas James Coroni.i Robert Joseph Costa John Andrew Coughlin Paul Joseph Couto Mark Steven Cre centi Paul Joseph Criscuolo Robert William Crowe Linda Stella Czyzewicz Kenneth Wayne Dalessio Richard J 0 eph D'Amato Robert Michael Daughton Robert Glenn Deane Thomas Ralph DelPiano Nancy Jayne DelPrete Chester Guy Desormeaux

Mark Thomas Diehl Eugene Michael D'Onofrio. Cum Laude Susan Lynn Downey Elizabeth Anne Doyle Lawrence Philip Doyle John William Draper. S~. William Francis Duarte Joseph Jerome Duffy Thomas Francis Duffy J ames Mal:tin Elliott Bruce Pari h Ellsworth Charles Harold Falk David Alan Finkelstein Dennis Paul Fiore Kevin Joseph Fitzgerald Stephen Francis Floody Philip Mark Friedman Lewis Randolph Gammons Robert Anthony Gardiner Charles Joel Garfinkel Bruce Charles Gebhardt, Magna Cum Laude James J osep h Gerardi Alan Francis Giroux Richard Charles Gobrick Roger Earle Goldbeck, Jr. Allen Albert Goldenberg Sanford Michael Gordon Albert Mark GOlman Norman Leon Gottlieb Timothy John Grime Pen-y Dennis Grow William David Gruccio Richard Glencross Hagan David Landy Halpern Henry Harabedian William Norman Harris Charles Courtney Haskell, Jr. Arthur John Hatton III Denis Peter Hazebrouck, Summa Cum Ltlllde Douglas Reed Hazlett Jonathan Peter Hebert Frederick A. Higham, Jr. Marianne Hill Steven Runyan Hill Donald WalteI" Hobday, Jr. William S. Holden Dae Sik. Hong William Bernard Hope Richard Howard David Stewart Howe John Joseph Hughes III John Joseph Huray Raymond James Iafrate Raymond William Iannetta, Cum Laude Kenneth h-a lodell Jay C. Isom, Jr. Robert Dennis Joaquim Dean Arlen Johnson Paul Timothy Johnson Ruth Ellen Johnson W. Richard Johnson James Joseph Judge Daniel Albert Kahn John Henry Kahn Alan Martin Kane George Edward Kane Sheldon Kenneth Katz

Thomas John Klimback, Magna Cwn Laude William Vance Kniffin, J r. Christopher Ralph Koehler Sheldon Kramer Alan Paul Krawiec Franklyn Paul LaBrake Dana Stewart Lampert John Thomas Lang. Jr. , Cum Laude David Stone Lans Richard Alan Larson Wayne Thomas Lebeu! Dennis Brian Ledbetter Denis John Lemek Leon Franklin Leung Dennis Dayton Lewis John Nicholas Licari Walter Thomas Lindquist Raymond John Lisi Alan Lowe Jeffrey Luiz Donald Willis Macaulay Steven Mark Mangold Stephen Robert Manning Roger Joseph Marchand Stephen Francis Marginson John W. Marshall, Jr., Magna Cum Laude Clayton Bruce Marston Vincent Russell Masino Thomas Massaro, Summa Cum Laude Maxine Gail Mathias Marilyn Rutl! Mazzacone Richard Micheal Mazzariello Peter Michael McAuley Edward Emest McDonald John Thomas McFadden Lawrence Phillip McManus, Jr. Stephen Menissian Richard Donald Mercier Edward Norman Meyer, Jr. James Webster Mittan Harold Charles Monr~ Richard .Tames Moore Richard Carl Morra David Frederick Moui Richard Henry Muller Robert :Michael Mmpby Maurice Louis Namias Robert Walter Nangel, Summa Cum Laude Neil Nelkin Tames O'Connor 'lohn Addison Onderdonk Ronald Horbay Ormerod Dominic Paul Palumbo Robert Edward Paolozzi Mark Pearlstein Roger William Pearly Mark Julian Pecbak Gerald Joseph Pelletier Frederick Bosworth Percy IV Angelo Anthony Pitassi Raymond Anthony Pitocchelli, Jr. Arthur Joseph Raymond, Jr. Ronald Bruce Ricllpito

Douglas Jonathon Rice Alvin Glenn Richmond, )l'. Edward Albert Riley Corbin Emanuel Rodriguez William George Roesse1, Jr. Howard Keith Rogers Stephen Arnolde Rosenherg Arthur Jim Rosenblum Stephen Alan Rothman David Michael Roy Michael Antonio R usso James Salisbury John Steven Samek Albert Joseph Santillo Ernest Richard SantOTO Bal'nett Emanuel Sapurstein Richaxd John Savage Carl Maximilian Schweinshaut, ill Howard Bruce Seligman Donald Paul Servidonc Allan Charles Shapiro Albert Kenneth Shaw, J 1".

Paul William Shogren Bennett Leon Shulman Gail Patricia Skelly John Alfred Skoglund, Jr. Walter John Sliney, Jr. Larry Paul Sloven Edward James Smith Geraldine Alice Snape, Cum Laude Kenneth. Lewis Snow, Jr. Paul Edw:ud Soto Lawrence M. Spizman Frederick Edward Steininger Theodore Joseph St01a57. William LaGrant Street ill Richard Arthur Sugannan Thomas Edward Sullivan David Robel·t Surabian James Barry Switzer Henry Michael Taylor, Summa Cum Laude William Gene Taylor, Cum Laude Robert Guy Thompson Ronald Lee Thomsen, C1,m Laude Albert H. Thornton, Jr. Lois Ann Tierney Ronald Joseph Tondreault Thomas Edward Tu tin Ronald Joseph Valentine 'William Francis Valentine Richard Joseph Veltri Arthur Raymond Ventrone Charles Vincent Villa, Jr. Dorothy Rose Waleiko, Magna Cum La11de Herbert William Warner, Jr. James Henry Waterman, Jr. Michael Robert Weiner Herbert Davis Whitmarsh, Jr. Donald William Wilson, Jr. Roger Charles Wilson Patricia Ellen Zawasky William Zilliox Stephen Ira Zinader Frank Vincent Zinno

Bachelor of Science in Business Education and Pl'ovisional Teachers! Certificates

Sandra Marie Aiello Caryl Ann Bingham Barry David Bookstein Karen Boyer Sharon Ann Cellucci Sister Charleen Christy, Summa Cum Laude Richard Joseph Clemence Eduarda Carreiro Costa Constance Ann Coyne Mary Ann daCruz Faith Ann Davidson Janet Maria DeLeo Elaine Adeline Del esto Pauline Lucienne Dumas. Summa Cum Laude Marsha Lee Duncan Deborah ArJeeta Ellis Carole Ann Hamel, Summa Cum Laude Susan Ann Handy Nancy Mary Hanna Leslie N. Hemmings Esta Venturie Holtzman Maria Helen lui Louise K. Jones, Magna Cum Laude

Elizabeth Anne Kowanes Paul Donald LaBouliere Judy-Ann Pearle LaChance Kathleen Mary Lamb Diane Evelyn Lang Rita Mary Leveille Priscilla Lee Lutz Carolyn Jean Marcello Janeen McDonald Sister Kathleen Marie Mimnaugh Raymond Vi tor Morel Winifred Mary O'Brien Rhonda Louise Palonen Cynthia A. Perillo Kathleen Marie Perri Linda Marie Renzulli Jeanne Mildred Ritchie Rosemary Ann Rotondo Phyllis Ruth alzberg, Summa Cum Laude Susan Pauline Tessier Janet Claire Tetrault, Cum, Lallde Diane Eleanor Ventrone Paula Marie Viscione

Bachelor of Science in Secretarial Studies

Ellen Marie Fasciani Mary Madeleine Coldener Karen Regina GinsbUTg

.l\ssDcinte lIegretll Associate in Science in Secretarial Studies

Joyce Ann Alvemal Cheryl Mae Anderson Barbara Irene And1"okavitz Linda Diane Beaudin, Summa Cum Laude Claudette 1. Breault Linda Leondina Cardoguo Mary Elizabeth Carroll Susan Lynn Caudy Sally L. Chace, Cum Laude Marjorie Ann Chase Alane V. Ciampanelli Kathleen Marie Clingham Noreen Deborah Colter Nancy Ann Crawford Barbara Jean Crou e Christine Frances Desjardins Nancy Marion Donnelly Gwendolyn Carol Fortes Joan Marie Fusco Carol Garabedian, Magna Cum Laude Patrjcia Louise Getty Kathleen Monica Goglin ki Christine Sheridan Hall Elizabeth Emily Han Laurie Jean Heinonen, Alagna Cwn Laude Louise Dina-Marie Hemond, umma Cum Laude

Gayle Kathleen Hoskin There e Susanne Houle Lucinda Hughe: Rhonda Teny Lax Sandra Anne Manfredi ClaiIe Rose Maniscalchi Diane Elise Marcotte Ethel Matilda Miller Patricia Ellen Murphy Leslie Wheatley Naylor Dolores Rose Nowak Elaine Ann Parrella Diane Marie Ronci, Summa C11m Laude Dorothea Madeline Santos Irene Marie Secatore Judy Linda Slitt, Magna Cum Laude Margaret Anne Splaine Dorothy Louise St. Germain Lynne Marie Tyner ~o ephiDLJ aUica, Ct~m Laude

onna "MarIe Viveiros Marilyn Jean Williams, Cum Laude Barbara Lois Wosencroft Linda Ruth Young Carol Ann Zannini Debbie Lynn Zaslow

~uettittg minisiott BACCALA REATE DEGREES

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration

William Valentine Aguia\' Anthony Alexander Andreozzi, Jr. Robert Bruce Angell Stewart Clinton Angell Thomas Alfred Angiolillo, Magna Cum Laude Roland Gerard Barbeau Nicholas T. Bihday Dorothy Ruth Blanding, Cum Laude Steve Boluch George H. Bowen, Jr., Cum Laude Richard Robert Bradbury, Magna Cum Laude Louis Gennaro Campagnone Carl Herbert Carlson Daniel Joseph Carroll Alice L. Chaves Nicholas Joseph Cioe, Jr. Andre D. Delmotte Summa Cum Laude James Carl DiMillio Robert Emmett Donnelly C. Chessman Dunham, Summa Cu.m Laude Boniface Chuks Duru Thomas Marsden Dyson III Lois Francis, Su.mma Cum Laude Paul David Frechette Arthur A. Gauthier David Marshall Gold James C. Goncalo John D. Goodwin Carol I. Haupt, Summa Cum Laude James Anthony Iasimone

Michael R. Izzo Clifford O. Jone Albert A. Lancellotta Mario LaProva Phyllis Olive Larter. Su.mma Cum Laude James Henry Lawrence Robert Edward Lee Robert Joseph Mahoney, Summa Cum Laude Mary J. Manning, Summa Cum Laude Stephen Francis Muziarz, Jr., Cum Laude Michael F. McLaughlin Joseph Mello, Jr., Summa Cum Laude David A. Merriss Carlton B. Morse Mary Glayds O'Gorman, Cum Laude Frank Howard Payne David Luca Piccoli D. Richard Pooler Terrance Martin Price Norman H. Quinn Richard J. Riccitelli, Sr. William Thomas Russell, Cu.m Laude John Skober, Jr., Magna Cum Laude Ralph A. SPUDZO Edward Jay Stephens John Szarzanowicz Ronald A. Valcourt, Magna Cum Laude Robert Armand Voisard Bruce Edward W'arren

Bachelor of Science in Law Enforcement

Thomas Michael Hanington, Cum Laude Robert A. Rondeau John Drury Hopkins Leo P. Trambukis, Summa Cum Laude Milton J. King, Cum Laude Donald C. Tremblay

Bachelor of Science in Secretarial Studies

Jo-Ann Barclay, Cum Laude A. Joan Manchester

Bachelor of Business Administration

John Michael D'Amico Jon R. Wood Roland Francis Landry

ASSOCIATE DEGREES

Associate in Science in Business Administration

Thomas M. Boland Richard N. Garland Daniel R. Borges Frank Vincent GuarnieJ.'j Richard G. Brennan Charlene Ruth Hannah David Clarke Carlin, Gum Laude "C." "G." Harden David Francis Carvalho John R. Healey, Magna Cum LalLdc John Anthony Cazzero G. Bradley Hellyer John Mason Comey John F. Herring Richard M. Daley Norman Harmidas Houle Howard W. Embree Richard E. Huczek Kenneth Favreau Dennis Lee Jensen Thomas John Fuoco Joseph Peter Kalinowski. Magna Cum Laude Arthur J. Gagnier Richard M. Kie1tyka

Robert R. Laliberte Stephen Kenyon Lind Dorothy Louise McCarty John F. Muraco Robert Leo Paul Robert Michael Pezzullo David P. Philipp Norman Richard Piette. S'IJmma Cum Laude

Dwight I. Pynne John P. Regnier. 'wmna Cum Laude T eITY L. Richards Roderick L. Ryan Anthony Alphonso Sarli Mary Ann Schaefer David Ernest Smith Paul Thomas Whittaker

Associate in Science in Law EnfOl'cement

Ralph F. Bodetle, Jr. Robert Edward Bradley Arthur Fellner Brown George R. Carello Richard Joseph Carey Richard E. Comerford George E. Coogan. )1".. Cum Laude Carleton A. Cook Nicola Anthony DeCristofaro William J. Dorgan. Jr. Albert Bruce Engstrom Ernest F. Godbout Raymond Richard Harnois Ronald J. Hitchen, Cum Lau,de

Theodore Stephen King, Summa Cum Laude Edward R. LePage Em'ieo Cesare Maccarone Vincent F. Moretti Donald Oliver, Cum Laude Conrad Francis Schinse Floyd Smith. Magna Gum Laude Ronald E. Stevenson Richard M. T eolis Richard Edwud Wagner Carl A. Winquist Melvin LaRoy Woodruff Matthew Joseph Wright Donald John Zubiago

~rabUtttt iegfttB Master of Business Administration

Sergi Robert Filonow, with honors Harry Friedmann Richard ) oseph Fontaine Emmett Lance

~nnual ~t4nlar.64ip !\wurrta Honor Awards were presented on Class Day to those students who have main­tained the highest scholastic standing thToughout their college term.

FIRST HONORS

GOLD MEDAL-For highest general scholarship

Baccalaureate Programs:

Accounting Major ........... ... ......... ...... . ....... .. ....... ............. .. .. Thoma Massaro Business Teacher Education Major .... ..... .... ......Carole Ann Hamel Economics Major ....... ... ........ ...... .. ..... . . . ..... .... ........... . James Angus Avard Management Major .. . ....... .... ...Thomas JolIn Klimlbad Marketing Major .. ... . . .... . .. ... .. .. .. ........... .. .... .. ... ... ....Robert "Valter Nangel

Baccalaureate Programs, Evening Division:

Business Administration Nlajor .. .Andre D. Delmotte Law Enforcement Major . ...... ........ ... ... .....Leo P. Trambukis

Associate Degree Programs:

Secretarial Studies Curriculum ... ... . .. . . . .. . .. . .... . .. . .... Diane Marie RoneL

Associate Degree Programs, Evening Divi 'ion:

Business Administration Major ....... .... .... ...... ............ ......... ..... Normand Richard Piette Law Enforcement Major ......... ............... .... ............ .. .. .. ....... ........... .. .. .Theodore Stephen King

SECOND HONORS

SILVER MEDAlr-For econd highest general scholar hip

Baccalaureate Programs:

Accounting Major ..... .... . . . .... ........... . Denis Peter Hazebrouck Business Teacher Education Major .... ... .. . . ..........Phyllis Ruth Salzberg Economics Major ...... .... .. .. ... .. . ....... .. .. . ... ..... .Dorothy Rose Waleiko ,Management Major . .John W. Marshall, Jr. Marketing Major ....... . .. .... .... ... . ... .. .Henry Michael Taylor

Baccalaureate Programs, Evening Division:

Business Administration Major . ... ..Mary J. Manning Law Enforcement Major .. ..Thomas Michael Harrington

Associate Degree Programs:

Secretarial Studies Curriculwn ........... .... .. .. ... . . .... ..... .... .Linda Diane Beaudin

Associat-e Degree Programs, Evening Division:

Business Admini,stration Major .... .......... ... .... .. ..... ....... . ...... ....... ....... . ...John P. Regnier Law Enforcement Major ...... .. ... ......................... ........ .......... ... .. .......... ...... .... .. ............. .... .. ..Floyd Smith

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THE GEORGE M. P ARKS AWARD, $50, is awarded to the Business Administration senior who, by his intelligent use of leadership qualities, has done the most to enhance the reputation of Bryant College.

JAY C. IsoM~ JR.

THE JAY HARRISON MANCHESTER POLITICAL scm CE AWARD, $25, is award d to the senior who has achieved a d istinguished record in the field of political science studies.

RICHARD MICHEAL MAZZARIELLO

THE CHARLES CURTIS AWARD, $25, is presented by friends of the College to a student from the De­partment of Secretarial and Offi c Education who has manifested couTteous cond u ct and a cooperative spirit in personal relations and demonstrated a ca­pacity for business leadership. This award was in· augurated when the late Mr. Curtis was Vice Presi­dent of the United Sta tes.

JUDY lJNDA SLrTT

THE ALUMNI AWARD 50, is award d in the De­partment of Secretarial and Office Education to the graduating student whose personality and scholastic ability demonstrate the greatest poten tial for a su c­cessful career in h is chosen field.

DIANE MARIE Ro 'cr

THE JOH N ROBERT GREGG AWARD, a gold medal suitably inscribed, is p resented to the gradu. ating student in the Departmen t of Secretarial and Office Education who has maintained a h igh level of ach ievement in shoT thand.

C ROL GARABEDIAN

THE JEREMIAH CLARK BARBER AWARD, $50, is presented to the graduate completing a Bachelor's degree curriculum who has the most consistent ree· ord of improvement in mastering the subject matter of his College program.

ALBERT H. THORNTON, JR.

THE ROGER W. BABSON A'WARD, a gold medal suitably inscribed, is presented to the Bu iness Ad­ministration senior who has distinguished h imself because of character, an orderly mind, sound judg­ment, and systematic business habits.

ROBERT MICHAEL ARMSTRONG

THOMAS JORN KLIMBACK

THE BRYANT COLLEGE AWARD, a selected set of books on business subjects suitably inscribed, is awarded to the Business Administration senior who has show the greatest improvement in methods of thin ing and research and who d isplays thoroughness in analyzing facts and figures.

CHRISTOPHER RALPH KOEHllR

THE HENRY L. JACOBS ENGLISH AWARD, a selected set of books on literary subjects suitably i scribed, is presented to the graduating student in the Department of S cretarial and Office Education who attains the highe t standing in English com­position throughout the curriculum.

DIANE MARIE RONCl

THE PELL MEDAL FOR UNITED STATES HIS­T ORY is presen ted annually t( a member of the graduating class who displays excellency in the study of United States H istory. Rhode Island's Jun ior Sen­ator, The H onorable Claiborne de Borda Pell, pre­sents this medal to honor the memory of his father, the late H erbert C. PeU, statesman and diplomat, who served our country as Ambassador to H ungary and Minister to Portugal.

J EANNE M IIDRED RITCHIE

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL AWARD, a silver m dal suitably inscribed and a year's SUbscription to th Wa ll ~ treet Journal, is awarded to the Business Administration enior who has d istinguished him· self in the field of economics, finance, and invest­ments.

ALVIN G LENN RICHMOND~ JR.

THE BRYANT TYPEWRITING AWARD, a gold medal suitably inscribed, is awarded to the graduat­ing student in the Department of Secretar ial and Office Education who throughout the course has maintained the highest level of ach ievement in typewriting.

C HERYL MAE ANDER.'iON

THE BRYANT COLLEGE GOOD CITIZENSillP AWARD, a United States Savings Bond given by Edwin H. Keast, a member of the Class of 1949, is awarded to the senior who has demonstrated the qualities of sincerity and vigorous industry in the interest of good ci tizenship and who has by example furthered better government on and off the campus.

DOUGLAS REED H AZLETI

T HE ALLAN H. BOYLE AWARD, $25, is awarded to the student in th e Business Teacher Education De­partment who has done the most to enhance the reputation of this Department. This award is given by Dr. Boyle, assistant psychological director in Union, New Jersey.

L ESLIE N. HEMMINGS

AFL-CIO AW ARD, T he Meat Cu tters and Food Store Workers Award of $50 is presented to the graduat­ing student wh o has made the most creat ive stud y of labor-management relation s. This award is given annually by Local 328, AFL-CIO, for the purpose of focusing attention upon the field of labor-manage­ment relations and showing proper recognition to this important area of modern business education.

W ILLL\M S. HOlDEN

PHI KAPPA T AU BROTHER H OOD AWARD, a silver Revere Bowl uitably inscribed, is given by t11jS fraternity of Bryant College to the senior who has exhibited outstanding brotherhood and leader ­ship in promoting pOlicies beneficial to Bryant Col­lege and the entire student body.

STEPI:IEN ARNOIDE ROSENBERG

DEBORAH ARLEETA ELliS

SENIOR CLASS INVEST MENT AWARD, one or more shares of stock presented by the members of the Senior Class to the senior achieving the highest dis­tinction in the study of investments.

RAYMOND WILLIAM IANNE'ITA

T HE RHODE ISLAN D SOCIET Y OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT S AWAR D, an engraved p laque to the student obtaining the highest score in the American Institute of Accountants Level II Achievement T est.

ROBERT MICHAEL ARMSTRONG

THE VINCENT VOTOLATO SCH OLASTIC-ATH­LETIC AWARD. T his award, an engraved plaq ue, suitably inscribed, was inau gurated in 1965 b y Vin­cent Votolato, Sr., of Hopkin ton, Massachusetts, Bryant Class of 1914. I t is gi en each year to an a thl te for excellence of academic performance and par ticipation in varsity athletics at the College. T his year's recipien t was selected by all the varsity coaches and wa a member of the Track and Cross-Country team.

R OBERT M ICHAEL ARMSTRONG

THE SELF REU ANCE AWARD. This award. 100, is giv n by A.R.A. Services to a mature individual who is well liked by fellow students and teachers to whom he has shown dependability and trust. This person has shown q ualities in the areas of being punctual in his work, leadership ability, and that of assuming some financial responsibility for his edu­cation. In addition to the above qualities, this per­son exemplifies both in thought and deed, a strong belief in himself and his fellow man.

JOHN THOMAS LANe, JR.

mite inarb nf wrustrrs

Chairman of the Board: *DR. G EORGE J. KELLEY

Senior Vice-President, Swank, Inc; ·CHARLES B. C ORNELIUS, Vice-Chairman of the Board of T rustees

Senior Vice-President, Rhode Island Hospital Trust National Bank

G. RUSSELL L EBEAU

President and Treasurer, HOWARD W. ARMBRUST Bo Bernstein &- Co.

President, Armbrust Chain Company

DR. F ELIX A. MIRANDO

DR. GEORGE H. ARRIS President, Imperial Knife Company, Inc.

Financial and BusitJess Editor, Providence Journal and Evening R OBERT E. OLMSTED Bulletin

T he Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company

"DR. H ARRY F. EVARTS

DR. W ILLIAM P. R OBINSON, J R. President, Bryant College As ociate Commissioner, R hode Island State Department of Education

DR. W ILLIAM S. F ISHMAN

President, Automatic Retailers of KIRK. SMITH, ESQUIRE America Edwards and Angell

·*EnWARD F. HINDLE, E QUIRE DR. FREDERICK C. TANNER

Edwards and Angell President, Federal Products Corporation

D R. F RA KG. W ANGEMAN -DR. E. G ARDNER JACOBS

enior Vice-President, Hilton Hotels Chancellor, B1j'ant College Corporation

· Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees

Bearer of the Harriet E. Jacobs Memorial Mace

CORNELIUS J. McAUUFFE

President, Bryan t College Faculty Federation

MUSIC-The Ed Drew Orchestra

FLA G BEAR ERS

Jay R. Einhorn, Beta Sigma Chi William F. Sweeney. Phi Epsilon. Pi Charles M. Lynch, Tau Epsilon Phi

STUDENT M ARSHALS

Lee Kelley. T heta Delta Antonia R . Tesseris, Theta Delta Michael T. Martin, Delta Mu Delta

FA CULTY MARSHALS

Earle A. Messer Stewart C. Yorks Harry M. Robinson , Jr.

USHERS

BETA SIGMA CHI Mark R. H yde Robert H. Griggs

DELTA SIGMA PHI John W. Chiaro Robert A. Lehtinen J oseph A. Miller

PHI EPSILON PI David R. Casale Paul W. Ryan

PHI KAPPA TAU Salvatore Caimano, Jr. Karl M. Nadeau William B. Salera

PHI DEL TA THETA Richard J. Brown Daniel F. H arrington

TAU EPSILON Gary R. Bower Allan E. Doughty, Jr. Louis E. Duarte

T A U EPSILON PH I Edward A. Alves

THETA CH I Robert A. Maresca Ronald G. Robinson

ALPHA PHI KAPPA J udith Baldwin Margaret A. DiAntonio

BETA SIGMA OMICRON Jacalyn A. Rebello Joyce C. Ricci

SIGMA IOTA BETA Marion E. McEachron Rachel A. Sigel Judith I. Smith

SIGMA lOTA XI Karen L. Bums Sharon P. Restivo

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