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May Nineteen Hundred Eighty One Annual Commencement Friday, May 15 The School of Applied Social Sciences Monday, The and The May 18 Matthew A. Baxter School of Information Library Science Weatherhead School of Management Tuesday, May 19 Case Institute of Technology Western Reserve College Wednesday, May 20 The Franklin Thomas Backus School of Law Thursday, May 21 The School of Dentistry Tuesday, May 26 The Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing Wednesday, May 27 The School of Graduate Studies The School of Medicine Case Western Reserve University The University's coat-of-arms is a shield which in heraldic terms represents faith. Wisdom and honor are symbolized by the golden sun. The star represents science and the crossed laurel branches symbolize achievement and academic honors. A Chronicle of Case Western Reserve University In 1967 Case Western Reserve University was created by action of the trustees of Case Institute of Technology and Western Reserve University. The new university inherited the traditions of two independent institutions that had been closely connected over many years by location, and by personal and corporate relationships. Both of the component institutions had deep roots in the history and ideals of the Western Reserve of Connecticut. Western Reserve College was founded in 1826 by a group of men, imbued with a Puritan vision, who had pioneered in the new western country; they were led by David Hudson, who had given his name to the village in which the college was located. The founders were schooled in the New England college tradition; they were conscious of a dire need for competent men to fill the government, the bar, the ranks of physicians, and the pulpit. They enjoyed the blissful hope that the "time would never come, when the State of Ohio would become a refuge for ignorance and imbecility." Although the orientation of the institution was toward classical education and training for the ministry, it was one of the early colleges in the nation that had a strong scientific interest. In 1836 its astronomical observatory, the third in the United States and the first west of the Appalachians, was built in Hudson and still stands there - and Elias Loomis, who would become a prominent solar physicist, was commissioned to spend a year in Europe, studying and purchasing scientific equipment before he took up residence at the college in Hudson. In 1843 a group of seven doctors were intent on starting a medical school in Cleveland; Leonard Case, Sr., a banker and land agent, was the chairman of the Board of Agency that affiliated the school with Western Reserve College as its medical department; Leonard Case, Sr., also offered five acres in downtown Cleveland to the school. Subsequently, several faculty members - in these early years - taught at both Hudson and Cleveland, particularly in the natural sciences. In 1826 the founders of Western Reserve College had refused to consider Cleveland as a location because it was a lake port whose rollicking sailors, careening in the streets, would be detrimental to the morals of college students. A half century later Cleveland was a flourishing city determined to have a university; by that time the trustees and faculty of Western Reserve College found Cleveland considerably more acceptable. A group of Clevelanders who were negotiating about a move to their city with the trustees of the college in Hudson were encouraged by a sensational news story in January 1880. Leonard Case, Jr., the scholarly heir to a sizable fortune, had left a substantial portion of it to found a scientific and engineering school in Cleveland. He had pursued a course of classical training at Yale which he appreciated as far as his own predilections were concerned. But he came to believe that classical schools should be supplemented with institutions that would apply pure science to unlock the secrets of nature and develop the nation's resources, which were then abundant. Because traditional colleges were deaf to the demand for training in engineering, it remained for men of wealth like Case to take the initiative. Representatives of the new Case School of Applied Science and of Western Reserve College met to discuss the possibility of sharing a tract of land to be purchased for their use by public subscription. The trustees at Case decided that "very many advantages would accrue to the students of each of these institutions, with a saving of expense both to the institutions and to them, by their location in proximity with each other." At the same time the issue was settled for Western Reserve by the offer of Amasa Stone, a Cleveland railroad builder and banker, to donate the 2 funds to reestablish Western Reserve College in Cleveland - provided the two institutions could exist "in close proximity and harmony." The parcel of land purchased by the contributions of fifty-four Clevelanders was the nucleus of the present campus of Case Western Reserve, and indeed of the entire University Circle as it exists today. Amasa Stone had asked that the name of the college in Hudson be changed to Adelbert in memory of his only son; it held its first classes in Cleveland in 1882. The first nearby Case building, completed in 1885, was gutted by fire a year later. Fortunately, Adelbert College was able to provide space for Case classes until the building was reconstructed. Fortunately, too, the equipment for the experiment which Albert A. Michelson of Case and Edward W. Morley of Adelbert were conducting to test the theory of ether drift was rescued from the flames and the project, basic to the development of Einstein's work in relativity, was completed in 1887 in Adelbert Hall. Case school was very fortunate in its early faculty; it became a center for scientific and industrial research as well as a technical institution that trained engineers. The change of name in 1947 to Case Institute of Technology signalled the beginning of a period of great growth - in physical facilities, in the undergraduate program, and in emphasis on pure research and graduate training. It also indicated a broadening of the scientific and engineering curricula to exploit new resources and to meet new needs. This has been accomplished particularly through the interdisciplinary approach to research. Traditional engineering departments have changed their names and expanded their programs; in addition, brand-new departments have appeared and have been responsible for significant achievements - for example, in biomedical engineering, computer sciences, the field of research in materials, and in macromolecular science. When Western Reserve moved to Cleveland in the early 1880s it had but one component, Adelbert College, of which the medical program was a department. In 1884 Western Reserve University was chartered, and the subsequent proliferation of new schools soon justified its new name. The medical department became the medical school of the university. On the undergraduate side two new schools appeared: in 1888 the university established the College for Women, renamed Flora Stone Mather College in 1931; in 1925 under the leadership of Newton D. Baker, Cleveland College was founded to specialize in education of adults. On the post-graduate and professional level, as the needs of the community became evident, the university filled the gaps. In one year, 1892, the Franklin Thomas Backus School of Law began operations, the School of Dentistry was founded to supplement the work of the School of Medicine, and the Graduate School appeared to meet the needs of those who wished to earn advanced degrees in the humanities, social studies, and the sciences. In 1903 a donation from Andrew Carnegie allowed the establishment of the School of Library Science at the request of the Cleveland Public Library, and in 1916 the social agencies of Cleveland petitioned for the foundation of the School of Applied Social Sciences. During the early 1920s both the School of Medicine and Lakeside Hospital, the precursor of University Hospitals, moved from downtown to their present locations on the campus. In 1923, what had been the Lakeside Hospital School of Nursing, became a part of the university and was renamed the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing in honor of its benefactor. With federation in 1967 came the establishment of a professional school of business, which was the outgrowth of two earlier ones at Cleveland College and at Case; it is now the newly endowed Weatherhead School of Management. After World War II some of the advantages of proximity, which had seemed promising in 1880, again became evident. Case Institute and Western Reserve united with University Hos- 3 pitals to create University Circle, Inc., since joined by other cultural agencies in the area. The two schools adopted a common calendar and joint services, merged their departments of philosophy, allowed interchange of registration, placed all instruction in foreign languages at Western Reserve, and formed cooperative departments of astronomy at Case and geology at Western Reserve. Each step made the possibility of closer correlation more evident. In 1966 a Joint Committee of Trustees of both Case Institute and Western Reserve University created a commission chaired by Henry T. Heald - who had been president of Illinois Institute of Technology, chancellor of New York University, and president of the Ford Foundationto study the relationship and potential of the two institutions. The recommendation of the commission was unanimous for federation of the two schools as "an adventure in higher education without precedent." The trustees of both institutions agreed. In its early years the federated university confronted serious problems: student unrest, a considerable decline in funding from the federal government and foundations, opposition from alumni and faculty to federation, and worrisome deficits. During the 1970s, however, student turbulence died down, there was an amelioration of the opposition to federation from faculty and alumni, and the serious deficits became surpluses. By late 1980 RESOURCES, the fiveyear capital campaign to raise $215 million by February 1981, was nearing the $200-million mark. These developments were a testimonial to the high hopes and eminence of the university - and to the generous support it was receiving from trustees, alumni, friends, corporations, and foundations. It had become a model for private educational institutions. In 1966 the final report of the Heald Commission had been entitled "Vision of a University." By 1980 that vision has become a reality. C. H. Cramer Dean and Professor Emeritus University Historian Academic Dress The various gowns and hoods preserve the style of their medieval origin and indicate by color and design the degree and the institution by which the degree was conferred. Black is the basic color for gowns in the United States. The bachelor's gown is distinguished by its long, open sleeves; the master's by its closed, slitted sleeves; the doctor's by its full sleeves trimmed with bands of velvet. The velvet on a doctor's gown may be black or a color denoting the field in which the degree was taken. The academic hoods vary in length according to the degree and are lined with the colors of the institution by which the degree was conferred. Hoods of Case Western Reserve University are lined with blue and grey. The yoke of the hood is faced in a color that indicates the field in which the degree was taken. Some examples of colors associated with the various faculties are: Arts and Letters, white; Philosophy, blue; Science, gold-yellow; Medicine, green; Law, purple; Dentistry, lilac; Business, drab; Library Science, lemon; Social Sciences, citron; Nursing, apricot. 4 Western Reserve College Convocation for Conferring Degrees at Severance Hall Tuesday, May 19 at 10:00 a.m. Presiding Dean T. Dixon Long, program Page 6 honors Page 13 PH.D. Case Institute of Technology One Hundred First Convocation for Conferring Degrees at Severance Hall Tuesday, May 19 at 2:30 p.m. Presiding Associate Dean W. Sanford Topham, program Pages 25-26 honors Page 36 PH.D. 5 Western Reserve College Convocation for Conferring Degrees at Severance Hall Tuesday, May 19,1981 at 10:00 a.m. presiding Dean T. Dixon Long, PH.D. marshals Robert P. Davis, PH.D. Gail L. Mills, M.ED. Norman A. Alldridge, PH.D. William M. Ritchey, PH.D. Darhl Foreman, PH.D. Margaret Robinson, M.A. Donald R. Laing, Jr., PH.D. Frances Wolpaw, PH.D. Processional Voluntary in C Purcell Commencement Address Frank L. Ellsworth, PH.D. President, Pitzer College, a member of the Claremont Colleges Western Reserve College Service Awards Dean Long Anne Melby Clapp, M.A. Edward H. de Coningh, B.S. Theodore W. Jones, J.D. Case Men's Glee Club Lisa Boros-Parkinson, B.A., Director Soon-ah Will Be Done Der Herr Segne Euch Ain'a That Good News Arr. by William L. Dawson J. S. Bach Arr. by William L. Dawson Carl F. Wittke Award David Vincent Ragone, S.D., S.M., SC.D. for distinguished undergraduate teaching President of the University Celia R. Hooper, PH.D. Outstanding Young Alumnus Award Kimball E. Rubin, D.S. President, Western Reserve College Association Frank L. Ellsworth, Senior Farewell PH.D. John Douglas Parsons President of the Class of 1981 Dean Long President Ragone Dean Eldon Jay Epp, PH.D. Dean Elizabeth Walker, M.A. Dean Robert P. Davis, PH.D. March from "Hercules" Handel Presentation of Candidates Conferring of Degrees Presentation of Diplomas Recessional 6 At the organ - Adeline Huss, M.M. The audience is requested to remain seated until the academic procession has withdrawn. Reception for graduates and their guests on lawn of Adelbert Hall immediately following the ceremony. Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts Kurtcebe Hikmet Dingman Randi Kim Altman Katri Ann Arcaro Mary Jane Barchman cum laude James Edward Bartek William Joseph Hayes magna cum laude William Scott Hendricks cum laude magna cum laude Bruce Edward Barton magna cum laude Arthur George Baumeister, Jr. magna cum laude Integrated Graduate Studies Mary Gayle Doucette summa cum laude Integrated Graduate Studies Susan Kay Henry magna cum laude Denise Beth Heyman Christopher Thomas Dixon Marianne Bayda Robin Cheryl Benis Michael James Benz mnagna cum laude Jeffrey Lad Blank Alex Emanuel Blum cum laude Joel David Blum Lisa Marie Bodnar Erick Bournigal Sadhna Diwan Michael Kevin Dush Theodora Deborah Economou magna cum laude Hossein Amir Ehtesham cum laude cum laude magna cum laude Beth Ann Ekelman George Steven Estus David Allan Fantuzzo Irene Maria Farion Leif Ahmed Fellague cum laude Thomas William Ferkol, Jr. magna cum laude John Reynold Brandt John Timothy Brentar Eric Erman Bright magna cum laude Kyle Elaine Brown Michael Craig Brown Gale Huston Brownlow Thomas David Bruno Stephanie Rose Bunsey magna cum laude Susan Myrna Flack David Anthony Fletcher Eric Henry Busch Karen Kaye Butler Robert Joseph Chaikin magna cum laude George C. Fox, Jr. James Michael Francisco Ellen Therese Gademer Brian Louis Gaj magna cum laude and with honors in Political Science cum laude Lissa Joy Gardner cum laude David Chen Peter Chung cum laude William Anthony North Cleary Jerome Walter Cook David Grant Cory Bradley Scott Getz Jose Manuel Gonzalez Valerie Patricia Graff Michael Louis Graziano Gary Joseph Gregg Susan Paulena Corzilius Scott Edward Cousins Therese Ann Decatur Debra Anne DeJoseph Jeffrey Eldon DeWeese Richard Guido DiMichele magna cum laude Jonathan Blair Gavras cum laude Christina Wilhelmina Gelev magna cum laude cum laude magna cum laude cum laude Anne Hilary Groom Renie Madelon Gross Marguerite M. Group Patricia Louise Gutwein Thomas F. Higgins, Jr. cum laude summa cum laude and with honors in Chemistry Everett A. Hinkley Mary Louise Hlavin summa cum laude David Lee Hom Matthew Stephen Hornung Mary Ann Hynes William Joseph Jaecklein Steven Johnson Henry John Kaminski Eun HuiKang Jeffrey Paul Kanter Jennifer Jane Karbowiak Barry Richard Katz Evan Jay Kessler Paula Jean Klimovich Alan Ray Knaub Donald Lyle Koch Paula Louise Koenig magna cum laude cum laude magna cum laude cum laude magna cum laude cum laude cum laude summa cum laude cum laude Debra Ann Kossman magna cum laude and with honors in Psychology Ipatia Koumoundouros Thomas Ivan Krisztinicz Rostyslaw Roman Kubyn cum laude Seth Steven Labovitz Mary Ellen Lanning Bonnie Lynn Laube magna cum laude George Michael Lavan magna cum laude magna cum laude Benita Louise Leach Howard Hahn Lee Linda Marie Liptak cum laude magna cum laude Donna Richelle Long 7 summa cum laude Jeffrey A. Lowery magna cum laude Timothy David Lucas cum laude Mark Andrew Luttrell Esau Mohlapiso Mampane Gregory Petroff Timothy James Powell Karen Lee Marken Paul Raymond Marquis and with honors in Music James Gerard Pyne cum laude John Thomas Martin Susan Elizabeth Maybury Joseph Hilary McIsaac III cum laude and with honors in Chemistry Cynthia Elaine Ranck James Scott Rennie John Keven McManus Sean Anthony McNeeley Nancy Jean Richter Virginia Joyce Riel John Alfred Rode III Margaret Ellen Medford Francis Rene Mencl Marc Bryan Merklin magna cum laude and with honors in American Studies Sherry Lee Ann Priola Clara Elizabeth Pulver Paula Jane Roemer Carol Ann Rosenfeld Arlene Ross John Raymond Roussos Jayne Rutan Katy Mobley J. Brent Moellering Aida Ligita Moettus Arnold Hans Morscher Benjamin Jay Nager Dianne Marie Nagy Thomas John Sakshaug John Anthony Sarko Nancy Debra Sarvet cum laude Casey Colleen O'Brien magna cum laude Philip Michael O'Halloran cum laude Jeffrey Michael Oney Anthony Joseph Paparella magna cum laude Jon Eric Peter 8 cum laude cum laude cum laude cum laude cum laude Robyn H. Smith Michael Jerry Stamos Cathy Hope Steffen cum laude cum laude Edgar Comfort Stehli John J. Steiniger Joel Adam Stern Lori Lynn Stiritz magna cum laude cum laude Roy C. St. John Tamra Sue Swope magna cum laude cum laude Integrated Graduate Studies Richard Abe Szubin cum laude Francine Sue Tinsky Michaelana Katrina Tomasic cum laude Richard David Tomsick Andrew Trautman cum laude Constantine Edward Tsipis magna cum laude Richard Henry Victor magna cum laude Jill Marcie Warren cum laude magna cum laude magna cum laude Lisa Suzanne Schwartz Frederic Paul Schwieg III Nicolae Weisz Laura Colette Wilkins Celeste Ann Wills Samuel Brian Wilson Renee Bridgette Scott Philip Allen Segel Debra S. Wolfe cum laude and with honors in American Studies Kelly A. Shannon Daniel James Shoemaker lnagna cum laude magna cum laude John Mario Sipin, Jr. Jack Morgan Sipple Katherine L. Peitz Jason Stuart Pensky Marita Terese Peppard magna cum laude Elizabeth Ann Rice Helmut Anton Richardt Bernard Metz Joseph Scott Mileca summa cum laude cum laude summa cum laude Scott Andrew Slavin Kurt Jerome Smidansky Handan F. Yagan David Michael Yulish cum laude cum laude magna cum laude summa cum laude cum laude Carol Ann Zadorozny John Charles Ziechmann Christine Marie Zimmer cum laude summa cum laude and with honors in American Studies Candidate for the Degree of Bachelor of Fine Arts Corrine Sandino Dorer cum laude Integrated Graduate Studies Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Accounting Richard Abelson Jeffrey Richard Kornreich Robert Douglas McCreery, Jr. Moses Awe Theresa J. Awe Romeva Pastrana BaIza Mohammed Joseph Bidar Sharon Lee Bodker Brian A. Branchick cum laude Matthew Joseph Dodds Jerry Lee Garthoff cum laude Lori Allyn Groden Jeffrey Francis Hale Apoorva Hasmukh Kamani Barbara Ann Kasych William Scott Nethercut Judith Louise Paltza Russell William Poe cum laude cum laude Michael Lorenz Rosegger Joanne Marie Sisk magna cum laude summa cum laude cum laude magna cum laude Matthew Allen Stuczynski Mark Frank Tate Joan Marie Thoma Gail O'Brien Thompson David Allen Visti Susan Jane Woodward cum laude magna cum laude Candidate for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Art Education William Norris Sweet with honors in Art Education Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Health Science Theodore H. Ameredes Thomas David Bruno Dale Eric Cuthbertson Edward A. DelGrosso Amy Leigh Dingey Roger Lee Friedman Carol Ann Glessner Laszlo Steven Gyurgyik cum laude cum laude Jennifer Jane Karbowiak LeeAnne Lemon mnagna cum laude Matthew Russell Levin Ramon PIa, Jr. summa cum laude Elizabeth Marie Radtke Mary Frances Rhoton Deborah Ann Smith Ellis Jay Talbert cum laude 9 Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Management John Diaz Baumanis Joyce Ellen Erony Judith Louise Paltza John Douglas Parsons Glenn Edward Payne Jorge G. Fernandez Stuart Ross Fine Patrick Thomas Fortunato cum laude cum laude cum laude Marlaine Alice Simpson Robert Paul Tupta Gerard Joseph Hallahan Keith Anthony Headen Nanci Maria Volpe Linda Gail Wong Lori Ann Lanzendorfer Alycia Renee Lieber Wendy Wai Ping Young Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology Marilyn Dachner Lisa Marie Toth Patricia Louise Gutwein Myra Jung Anthony John Wallish cum laude cum laude Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Music Education S. Cheyne Davidson David Manning Thomas Dawn Elizabeth Nelson with an emphasis in Music Therapy Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Nutrition Victoria Jean Cesen Debra Anne DeJoseph Carrie Kathryn Everstine JoAnn Louise Huddleston Kristin Marie Larson 10 Linda Jean Lovejoy cum laude cum laude Julia Kim Shumway Svetlana Stevovich Dechen Paydon Sur'khang cum laude Western Reserve College Degrees Conferred August 20, 1980 Bachelor of Arts Anthony Rino Bonaminio Donna Jean Cabral Robert D. Cendo Desiree Hillmon cum laude Juan DelValle, Jr. David Lee Greenstreet summa cum laude with honors in Urban Studies Kevin Franklin Maurer Kristine Ronna McElwee Mignon Emily Haas Schultz Dore Russell Shafransky Anne Therese Soltis Bachelor of Science in Health Science James Edward Baluk Bachelor of Science in Management Sanford Robert Rich cum laude Thomas Leo Anastos summa cum laude Integrated Graduate Studies Sally Jayne Fullmer Debra Anne Gerstle magna cum laude David Harris Baron Joel Anthony Gorski Darrell Cory Greene magna cum laude Bradley Allen Garrett Degrees Conferred January 7, 1981 Bachelor of Arts magna cum laude Anne Rose Bearss cum laude Leonard Edward Bogan, Jr. Anita Alice Bojtos cum laude cum laude Michelle Therese Cappel William Lyle Cox Kevin Joseph Donahue Christine Anne Donzella John Louis Ezerskis Cynthia Ferguson cum laude cum laude Integrated Graduate Studies Charles L. Grim III Paul Scharff Gundlach Julie Marie Hacker summa cum laude magna cum laude Kevin Paul Hallquist Frederick David Harris cum laude magna cum laude magna cum laude Bonnie Jacobson and Honors in English 11 Amos Christopher Jolly William James Kelly Warren Rocco Pistillo Jeanette Xenia Polaschek Integrated Graduate Studies James Kelvin Lattaker Patrick M. Lawlor James Wheeler Prall Douglas A. Rothschild Lonyell Ray Salter cum laude Laurie Denise Lovshe N. Calvin Saute cum laude James Charles Mainger Brian Jerome Marble Mary Palajda cum laude summa cum laude Lori Renee Sterrett Denise Ann Underwood Catherine Lucy Wood Bachelor of Science in Accounting Vladas Adams Diane Elizabeth Patterson Alla Ratynets Roy William Fash James Lawrence Kubicek cum laude Bachelor of Science in Art Education Katrina Ann Phillips Departmental Honors in Art Education Bachelor of Science in Management Karen Anne Migchelbrink Rosemary Clare Anne Ogrinc Jan Marie Snellman cum laude Denise Ann Wotovich Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology Mary Poor Bates 12 cum laude Honors, Prizes and Awards Elected to The Phi Beta Kappa Society for excellence in scholarship Seniors Elected to Membership Thomas Leo Anastos Mary Louise Hlavin as Juniors in 1980 Handan F. Yagan Christine Marie Zimmer Timothy James Powell Seniors Elected to Membership in 1981 David Harris Baron Arthur George Baumeister, Jr. Susan Kay Henry Thomas F. Higgins, Jr. Robin Cheryl Benis Bonnie Jacobson Henry John Kaminski John Reynold Brandt Kyle Elaine Brown Eric Henry Busch Jeffrey Eldon DeWeese Jeffrey A. Lowery Timothy David Lucas Marc Bryan Merklin Christopher Thomas Dixon Mary Gayle Doucette Theodora Deborah Economou Aida Ligita Moettus Nancy Debra Sarvet Philip Allen Segel Brian Louis Gaj Lissa Joy Gardner Christina Wilhelmina Gelev Kelly A. Shannon Joel Adam Stern Constantine Edward Tsipis David Lee Greenstreet Juniors Elected to Membership in 1981 Sheldon Ira Bastacky Beth Anne Berrettoni Thomas Frederic Putinsky Kathleen S. Placidi Julius Szigeti, Jr. John N. Stamatis 13 Departmental Awards The NewbeU Niles Puckett Award to a senior for outstanding achievement in Anthropology Kyle Elaine Brown The William Grauer Awards for excellence in Studio Art Marianne Bayda Gregory Joseph Reyes Carrie Kathryn Everstine Michael Edwin Glinsky John Alfred Rode III Stephen Bart Stregevsky Tracy Alan Moore The Francis Hobart Herrick Prize for excellence in Biology Susan Kay Henry The Mather Alumnae Award for excellence in research in Biology Jennifer Ann Davis The Fluorine Chapter of Iota Sigma Pi Award to a woman for excellence in Chemistry Linda Kay Razsi The Freshman Chemistry Achievement Award for the highest achievement in Freshman Chemistry Dayle Ross Dewey The Hippolyte Gruener Prize to a woman for merit in Chemistry Mary Louise Hlavin The Frank Hovorka Sophomore Award to the woman chemistry major with the highest average in three semesters Nancy Zinni The Lubrizol Corporation Award for excellence in Chemistry in the junior and senior years Michael Anthony McDevitt Nancy Debra Sarvet 14 The Merck Index Award for excellence in Chemistry Paul A. Tripi The Olin Freeman Tower Prize for excellence in Physical Chemistry Eric Henry Busch The Abraham Lincoln Fuller Freshman Prize for excellence in Greek Carl Louis Mariani The Abraham Lincoln Fuller Freshman Prize for excellence in Latin Paul Michael McKey The Abraham Lincoln Fuller Prize to the winner of the Latin translation competition Christopher Thomas Dixon The Emma Maud Perkins Prize to a freshman woman for excellence in Classical Studies Ann Michailenko Classics Departmental Citation Emil Gibian Honor Student of The National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association for outstanding leadership and achievement in Communication Sciences Philip Allen Segel The Marvin J. Barloon BookAward for outstanding performance in Economics Brian Louis Gaj The James Dysart Magee Award to an outstanding student in Economics in the senior year Gordon Schlegel The Howard T. McMyler Award to an outstanding junior majoring in economics Scott Jeffrey Davido 15 The Louis K. Levy Prize for an outstanding Economics, Accounting or 1Management junior majoring in Amir Kadhim Jassani The Finley Foster/Emily or group of poems M. Hills Poetry Prizes for the best poem Erick Bournigal Suzanne Raschke Steven Bernard Schultz The Gamma Delta Tau Prize to a junior woman outstanding academic and creative work as an English major in Mary Anne Jones The Holden Prizes for the best English papers written by upperclass students William S. Coffman, Jr. Theodora Deborah Economou Lisa Suzanne Schwartz The Kennedy Prize to an undergraduate in English woman for creative work Jill Marcie Warren The Edith Garber Krotinger Prize for excellence in creative writing Lauren Cecile Hoj Fierman The Harriet Pelton Perkins Prize to outstanding students majoring in English Theodora Deborah Economou Mary Anne Jones Aida Ligita Moettus The Clarence H. Cramer Award for excellence in research and writing of History Christopher Thomas Dixon The Annie Spencer Cutter Prize to a senior for outstanding achievement in History Anne Hilary Groom 16 The Sigma Psi Prize in memory of Elbert J. Benton to a woman for excellence in History Kathleen S. Placidi The John Hall Stewart Prize for excellence in historical studies Jeffrey A. Lowery The Beta Alpha Psi Certificate for excellence in Accounting Barbara Ann Kasych Ernst & Whinney Accounting Achievement Award to a senior for excellence in Accounting Jeffrey Francis Hale The Touche Ross Award for an outstanding junior majoring in Accounting Martin Anthony Logies The Roulston Performance Award for outstanding performance in Management Glenn Edward Payne The Wall Street Journal Award to the outstanding senior in Management John Douglas Parsons The Financial Executives Award Lori Allyn Groden The Lubrizol Award to an outstanding upperclassman in Mathematics Karl Vincent Jacob The Webster Godman Simon Mathematics Award to a sophomore or junior for excellence in Mathematics Nancy Zinni 17 The French Book Prize to a freshman for outstanding work in French Joseph C. Andreshak The Louise Burke French Prize to an outstanding senior French major Daniel James Shoemaker The Emile B. de Sauze Award to the student who hasattained the highest honors in Modern Languages Nathan Lloyd Clark The Folberth German Prize for excellence in German language and literature Brian Lee Konya Catherine Laura Miller The Istituto Di Cultura Italiana Prize for outstanding achievement in Italian Anne Hilary Groom The Charles E. Clemens Prize for talent and accomplishment Margaret in Music 1. Abraham Clara Elizabeth Pulver Lisa Suzanne Schwartz Cathy Hope Steffen The Department of Music Honors Award for achievement in Music Samuel Cheyne Davidson Brian John Wilson The Kennedy Prize to a woman for creative work in Music Kirsten Elisabeth Fleischmann The Doris Young Hartsock Prize for outstanding performance'by woman in Music Education AmyJo Shaw 18 a The Mary Eliza Parker Award for excellence in Nutrition and Dietetics Mary Elizabeth Davies The Handy Prize for excellence in Philosophy Thomas Leo Anastos The Madge M. McKinney Memorial Prize for distinguished work in Political Science Brian Louis Gaj The Mather Alumnae Award for excellence in Political Science Alan Keith Chen Brian Louis Gaj The Stephen Bednarik Memorial Award to an outstanding senior majoring in Psychology Debra Ann Kossman The James Dysart Magee Award to an outstanding student pursuing a program in Integrated Graduate Studies in the Social and Behavioral Sciences Rebecca Ann Zuti The Mather Alumnae Award for excellence in Psychology Debra Ann Kossman Rebecca Ann Zuti The Ratner Family Prize to a senior with the highest record in the study of Religion Paul Raymond Marquis The Dionysus Award to a student not majoring in Theatre for an outstanding contribution to the Theatre program Bruce Edward Barton Lydia Weinberg Bohm 19 The Barclay Leathem Award for creativity and general excellence in Theatre Wayne O'Brien Merritt Julia Josepha Nasvytis The Lecture Recital Club Award to talented and deserving students in Theatre Gina Lynn Gibney Anne Hilary Groom The Music and Drama Club Award to a senior Theatre major for outstanding contributions to the production program and with potential for professional work James Edward Bartek JuniorYear AbroadAwards The Cleveland English Speaking Union of the United States Award to a student studying in England Curtis Mark Rimmerman The Sam Miller Scholarship to outstanding sophomores selected for participation in the junior year abroad program Gerald Anthony Grau Stephen Lance Skirboll The Alice Seagrave Awards for outstanding women students who are planning study abroad Julia Ann Fabris Susan Elise Rowling Collegiate Awards The Harriet Levion Pullman Award to the woman with the best academic record at the end of three semesters Kathleen Ann Mack 20 The Phi Beta Kappa Prize to sophomores in a BA. program. with the highest averages after three semesters Michael Edward Millstein Lester Edward Stine, Jr. Paul A. Tripi The Delta Phi Upsilon Alumnae Prize to the highest ranking junior woman Sally Ann Reisacher The John Schoff Millis Award to a senior with the best academic record at the end of seven semesters Mary Louise Hlavin The Cleveland College Award to a part-time student for high scholarship and citizenship Richard William Voldrich The Sylvia Green Rosenberg Award to a part-time or full-time non-traditional student Arlene Ross The Joseph Skigin Memorial Fund Award to an outstanding pre-medical student for the senior year Laura Jean Miketo The Peter Witt Scholarship to a deserving student who demonstrates a vital and active interest in the improvement of life in Cleveland William Joseph Novak The Flora Stone Mather Advisory Council Scholarship to an upperclass woman who has shown outstanding academic ability and citizenship Mary Anne Jones 21 The Hazel Kingsborough Scholarship to an undergraduate woman for graduate study in Case Western Reserve to prepare for teaching Lori Lynn Stiritz The Mortar Board of Cleveland Alumnae Awards to sophomores outstanding in leadership, scholarship and service Diane Deborah Harrison Stasia Majidzadeh The Richard Reichert Memorial Award to a Western Reserve College fraternity or sorority member who has made a significant contribution to the community David Keith Shapiro The George T. Hunt Award to a junior outstanding in leadership, scholarship and service Philip Edward Smith The George T. Hunt Award to a senior outstanding in leadership, scholarship and service John Reynold Brandt The Russell A. Griffin Award to a senior who has made the most significant contribution to college life John Douglas Parsons 22 Elected to the Lux Chapter of Mortar Board for scholarship, leadership and service Seniors Elected to Membership as Juniors in 1980 Katri Ann Arcaro Casey Colleen O'Brien Nancy Debra Sarvet James Thorburn Beck John Reynold Brandt Rohita Chaganlal David Chen Thomas William Ferkol, Jr. Douglas Bruce Gordon Marguerite M. Group Steven Michael Seubert, Jr. Kelly A. Shannon Joel Adam Stern Roy C. St. John Jill Marcie Warren Audrey Wong David Michael Yulish Christine Marie Zimmer Mary Ann Hynes Debra Ann Kossman Timothy David Lucas Juniors Elected to Membership in 1981 Kin-Wah Lui Alan Chen Sonja Ellen Diehn Michael Anthony McDevitt Laura Jean Miketo Thomas George Ferguson Bret Allen FelTee Paul David Nagy Phong Xuan Nguyen Stephen Dana Goldman Elizabeth J. Greenberg Karen Ann Gutwein Joseph Francis Harryhill Ronald Hatton Lynelle Jean Johnson Mary Anne Jones Thomas Joseph KelT Beth Ann Overmoyer Sally Ann Reisacher II Barbara Maria Roesmann David Keith Shapiro Eli Adam Siegel Philip Edward Smith Brian Dale Williamson Doohi Lee 23 The Cleveland Institute of Music Case Western Reserve University Music Progran Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Music Degrees to be awarded May 22, 1981 Scott Jay Bell Kim Marie Conroy Forrest Covington Carolyn Ruth Craven Samuel Cheyne Davidson Mark Owen Davis Scott Carter Elliott Charles Jones Evans Bonnie Sue Gallo Kathryn Jane Harris Robert James Hill Leslie Hirschberg Lise Andrea Kartman Thomas Joseph Knab Jeffrey Dean Krill Virgie Corine Lancaster Nancy Ann Loach Karen Ann Munson Julie Anne Neithamer Laura Okuniewski Larry Michael Passin Ernest Pereira Natalie Reese Lois Jeanne Robinson David Lewis Rose Francine Kay Sherman Sylvia Sophia Silivos Mark Robert Summer Rosalyn Rhoda Troiano Steven Randall Walthius Barbara Lynn Wehlan Mary Lee Westerhoff John Lierle Awarded July 18, 1980 Susan Marie Bunsey Donald Cannarozzi Awarded January 9, 1981 Robert Kuntz 24 Elizabeth Jo Spaeth Case Institute of Technology One hundred first Convocation for Conferring Degrees in Severance Hall Tuesday, May 19, 1981 at 2:30 p.m. presiding W. Sanford Topham, chief marshal Thomas Patrick Kicher, marshals Thomas Winlow Anderson, J.D., Richard Wagner Hoffman, PH.D., Joseph Markel Prahl, PH.D., Daniel K. Wright, M.S., Lynn Joseph Ebert, PH.D., Billy M. Horton, M.S., J. Thomas Mortimer, PH.D. PH.D., Associate Dean PH.D. Organ Prelude Processional Maestoso (from "Ode for St. Cecelia's Day") Opening of Ceremony Handel Ilarry Winston Mergler, PH.D. President, Case Alumni Association National Anthem Invocation Reverend Arthur Hess Painesville Case Men's Glee Club Soon-ah Will Be Done Del' Herr Segue Euch Ain'a That Good News Valediction Church of the Brethren Lisa Boros-Parkinson, B.A., Director Arr. by William L. Dawson J. S. Bach Arr. by William L. Dawson Gary Dean Lorenz President, Senior Class 25 Presentation of The Philip E. Bliss Prize The Kent H. Smith Award Senior Awards were presented earlier today in a special ceremony at Strosacker Auditorium and are listed on pages 36-40 in this program. Presentation of Achievement Award Eric Baer, PH.D. Dean, Case Institute of Technology Address Walter Massey, PH.D. Director of The Argonne National Laboratory Conferring of Degrees David Vincent Ragone, S.D., S.M., SC.D. President of the University Presentation of Diplomas Alma Mater, Case Case Glee Club Benediction Reverend Hess Dr. Mergler Closing of Ceremony Recessional Deans Baer & Schuele Psalm XIX Marcello Alma Mater, Case Hail to the college whose colors we wear, Hail to thee, dear Alma Mater. Thy sons in song loud thy praises declare, With hearts sincere, Alma Mater; We love thy stern walls with ivy o'er grown; We love thy long halls where time's mark is shown. Thy mem'ries dearer than all else we own. Hail to thee, Case Alma Mater. 26 At the Organ - Adeline Huss, Flag bearers - Phi Kappa Theta M.M. Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Astronomy Stephen Jackson Ratcliff with highest honors Theo Marie Tomczak Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Biology Gordon Ross Burgess Robert Paul Keenan Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Chemistry Ronald Charles Bernotas with highest honors Randall Dean Davy Colin Paul Horwitz with honors Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Geology Eva Eloisa Danies with honors Steven Michael Krause Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Gregory Steven Ammar Mark Gregory Ashba with highest honors David Allen N atwick Diana Regina Petrauskas Bradley Albert Boytim Lawrence Loyd Harvey Kevin Gregory Robertson with highest honors Mark John Karol Mark Eliot Knecht with honors Tony MacDonald Krauss with high honors Steven Michael Seubert with honors with honors with highest honors with high honors Walter Stephen Tletski Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics Saad Eddine Hebboul with highest honors Abdelkrim Tatah with honors 27 Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Physics David Paul Bennett with highest honors Bryan Douglas Mack with honors with high honors Tracy Alan Moore Mark Edward Podany Richard Edward Carande Gregory Allen Crawford Michael Alan Crecca Margaret Rose Kritzer with honors John Sloan Stewart IV Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Management Science Mary Elizabeth Collis Kevin Patrick Croke with honors LaBarre Burkhardt Itabashi Spence with honors Joachim Benedict Hsu Brent Edward Taylor Donald James Prekop Joseph Paul Wcislo Jeffrey Daniel Zahn with honors with honors Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Engineering James Christian Johnson Mary Frances Kroth with honors Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Biomedical Engineering Jeffrey Lynn Bence Jay Steven Bensusan Gregory Bruce Beran Steven David Braswell Karen Wendy Brim Mark Jay Bucksbaum Don Lewis Burgio Charles Myron Cherry Steven Michael Cochoff with high honors with honors with high honors with high honors 28 with honors with honors Robert Charles Locker Bernard Joseph McCafferty Gail Linn Fenton Evalyn Irene Gates Pelander Ramon Alejandro Gomez Ruprecht Harvard Gravenstein Luis Alejandro Jimenez Andree Louise Koberstine Pia Maria Krepfl with high honors Julius Peter Neumann David Karl Peterson with high honors David Channing Preston with highest honors Joseph Michael Schmitt with highest honors George Francis Wilhere Mitchell Falk Wyle with honors with honors Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Chemical Engineering Carter John Bidwell David Lee Blattenberger Robert Joseph Brinkmann with honors with high honors Paul John Brodbeck Robert Edmund Chew Audrey Lynn Dickason-Wong Steven Raymond Duckro Annette Marie Durisin Victoria Gabriel Garcia Stephen Esmond Giddings with honors with honors Jolhn Henry Klatt Donald Lyle Koch with honors with high honors Russell Moy Dana Cutler Muldoon Nam Dink Nguyen with high honors Vesna Novakovic Kevin Phillip Olmstead with high honors with honors Patricia Ann Overmyer James Stephen Papanu with highest honors with highest honors Kyle Ann Greenwood James Robert Gunderman with high honors Gregory Woodrow Hoffman with honors Kalon Hoh with honors Karl Vincent Jacob Marc Paul Kelemen Murali Mannat Menon Kim Leigh Montana with honors with honors with honors with highest honors William Robert Kovach Lawrence Gilbert Macy with high honors with honors Janice Louise Mallinak with high honors Giorgio Marco McBeath Mark Gregory Reichmann with high honors Vincent Gilbert Reiling Richard George Russell, Jr. with highest honors Roy Eugene Smith Andrew Michael Steurer Tanya Mae Travis Jeffrey Thomas Vanderlip Francis Weaver John Robert Wilson with high honors Jana Kay Wobser James Ronald Zachary Michael George Zink with honors with honors Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Civil Engineering Alexander George Margevicius David Noble Brewer Eva Eliose Danies Cassandra Hamvas Michael James Herceg Alan Paul Larson with honors Jesse Nadel Leo William Newmark Vambola Michael Raig Jeffrey Lee Rutledge 29 Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Computer Engineering Rohita Chaganlal Neal Michael Gafter Dan Brian Goldish Randolph Eliot Harr Herman Robert Kenna with high honors with high honors with honors Robert Drew Redford Marc Howard Slaughter Milan Sremac with honors with high honors Margaret Doyle Sullivan Abdellatif Tchantchane with honors with honors Donald Paul Levine Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Electrical Engineering Toufik Aidja with honors with honors with honors Brian James Coan Afshin Samimi Daryoush Ahmed Debab James Peter Delatore Kamran Moallemi Said Oucheriah with honors with honors with highest honors Nour Eddine Derouiche Michael Joseph Folise John Carl Gibbons with high honors Laurence Brett Glass Michael Allen Globig with highest honors with high honors Douglas Bruce Gordon with highest honors with high honors with high honors with honors with highest honors Mohamed Rekkas Zine Rif Joseph John Riznar Abdallah Sadaoui David Richard Stepien Linda Kay Ferry-Routzahn 30 Laleh Ramezani Douglas Allen Reece Ronald Adam Sartschev Robert Allen Seymour Robert Anthony Soltis Roger G. Derr John Dolinsky, Jr. Herbert James Erhardt Joel Joseph Grodstein Ruth Theresa Holliday Mark John Karol with highest honors Brent Joseph Kecskemety Farrokh Khatibi Walter Allen Kuhn Abdelhamid Lamara El-Hadi Boukercha Robert Allen Carey Juan Antonio Caro Laid Chennoufi Michael Anthony Chmura with honors Bachir Aziz Karaoui Michael William AlthaI' Abdelhakim Bahloul John Michael Bajzik Steven Gerard Belovich Afif Bouhenni J ae Wook Kang with honors with high honors with honors Clifford Arthur Stevens, Jr. with high honors Charles Everett Strawbridge with highest honors Timothy Tucker Donald William Wapenski Carole Elaine Warner Harry Ernest Woodell Azzedine Zerguine with highest honors with honors with high honors with honors Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Fluid and Thermal Sciences Vincent Joseph Bilardo, Jr. with honors with honors Gary Paul Yoho Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Mechanical Engineering Joseph Eric Braymer Scott Stuart Brown Jerome Francis Drda with high honors with honors Bruce Klaus Forster Allen Mark Friedman Douglas David Gaj Mark John Goodman with high honors Karl James Lieberman Oral Gaius Lyons Christopher Steven Pedicini Majid Rashidi Steve George Rezonja, Jr. Esther Rivera Matt Douglas Strehle Cuong The Vuong John Esau Williams Eric Leonard Holizna Joseph Hyunchuyl Kang Eric David Kessler with high honors with high honors Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Metallurgy and Materials Science Diane Elaine Morley Duane Charles Basch Keith John Bowman Theodore Michael Bryson Peter Alexis dePoutiloff Joseph Kenneth Doychak Steven Richard Rodgers Steven Drew Schneider with honors Keith James Smith Dale Randall Wilt 31 Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Polymer Science James Thorburn Beck Thomas Joseph Botzman with honors J. Brendan Dooley, Jr. Gary Michael Fariss Alan Robert Federl with honors Jacqueline Ann Kershaw Terry Alan Natale Perry James Sherman Roy Eugene Smith with honors with high honors with honors Candidates for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Systems and Control Engineering Michael Thomas Carey 32 Bruce Alan Phillips with honors Case Institute of Technology Degrees Conferred August 20, 1980 Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Samuel Jacob Leffler with high honors Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Chemical Engineering Neal Gerard Christoph with honors Kathleen Marie Repinski Thomas Patrick English Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Computer Engineering David Raymond Gross Scott Edward Stricker Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Electrical Engineering Steven Bohdan Bibyk with high honors Gerard Gregory Skebe Gabor Laszlo Lutor Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Mechanical Engineering Geoffrey Roger Marquand Hannes Schmiedlechner Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Metallurgy and Materials Science Jon Joel Schneider Michael Edward McHenry Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Polymer Science Vincent Michael Genova 33 Case Institute of Technology Degrees Conferred January 7, 1981 Bachelor of Science in Chemistry Kevin Reed Kidder Daniel Allen Singleton with highest honors Matthew Ben Zimmt with honors with highest honors Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics Steven William Koch Bachelor of Science in Physics Robert David Clary Paul Joseph Elkmann Bachelor of Science in Management with honors Science David Candler Entreken Christopher Herman Neubecker Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Biomedical Engineering Robert Marc Fitzer Rebecca Susan Robinson Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Chemical Engineering Barrett Joseph Fuhrmann Jeffrey Alan Gir'imont 34 Lynn Satterthwaite Majid Keyvani Adkins Guda with honors with honors Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Civil Engineering David Rees Gillette with highest honors Kenneth Mehard Haber III Michael Wayne Leary Gary Patrick Marshall with honors Wesley John Pinchot Seth Benjamin Stern with honors Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Computer Engineering Robert John Cox Arlen Vernon Hall Dariush Majd with highest honors Scott Alan Witzke Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Electrical Engineering Brahim Benmessaoud Phillip Allen Freshour Nedyalko Vladimirov Ivanov Grover Lamar Larkins, Jr. Michael Gary Maxwell with honors Russell Jay Nash William Eugene Ryan Timothy Alan Taubert with honors Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Fluid and Thermal Sciences Mark Stephen Jurkovich with high honors Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Mechanical Engineering Randall Blake Furnas Mary Genevieve Marquard Mark Cameron Karpoff Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Metallurgy and Materials Science John Thomas Eastman, Jr. Robert Wayne Kittridge Cynthia Ellen Sparer Karl Robert Ziegler with high honors Bachelor of Science in Engineering Major Field: Systems Engineering John David Rezabek with honors 35 Case Institute of Technology Honors, Prizes and Awards Elected to Tau Beta Pi. Excellence in scholarship, leadership and character Elected to Membership as Juniors in 1980 Robert Geoffrey Byrnes Karl Vincent Jacob Michael Allen Globig Douglas Bruce Gordon Mark Stephen Jurkovich James Robert Gunderman Kalon Hoh Mark John Karol Mark Gregory Reichmann William Robert Kovach James Stephen Papanu David Channing Preston Charles Everett Strawbridge Ronald Charles Bernotas Douglas Jerome Campbell James Peter Delatore Laurence Brett Glass Elected to Membership Clifford Arthur Stevens, Jr. Timothy Tucker as Seniors in December 1980 Mark Anthony Bisignani Robert Joseph Brinkmann Donald Lyle Koch Maria Luchenitser Gregory Allen Crawford Kevin Phillip Olmstead Patricia Ann Overmyer Michael Alan Crecca Douglas David Gaj Albin John Gasiewski Evalyn Irene Gates Pelander David Karl Peterson Walter Allen Kuhn Harry Ernest W oodell Elected to Membership as Seniors in April 1981 Jeffrey Lynn Bence Ramon Alejandro Gomez Robert Allen Seymour Perry James Sherman Thomas Walter Krucek Jeffrey Thomas Vanderlip Senior Awards Ceremony Auditorium. 36 was held at 11 :00 a.m., May 19 in Strosacker The Monroe J. Bahnsen Award. To Seniors for achievement in Chemical Engineering Design and Research Projects. Robert Joseph Brinkmann The Nellie Chittenden Carlton Prize. To a Senior majoring in Management Science whose outstanding work in the general field of economics shows the greater promise of leadership. Kevin Patrick Croke The Wall Street Journal Award. To the outstanding Senior student in Management Science. Joseph Paul Wcislo The Mark Bernstein Memorial Award. To Seniors in Biomedical Engineering for outstanding academic achievement and personal qualities, David Channing Preston Joseph Michael Schmitt The Eta Kappa Nu-I.E.E.E. Award. To the outstanding Senior in Electrical Engineering. Douglas Allen Reece The Jennings Award. To a Senior for excellence in Computer Engineering and Science. Rohita Chaganlal The W. Bruce Johnson Memorial Award. To the outstanding Senior in Electrical Sciences. Herbert James Erhardt The Hal Loranger Award for Polymer Science. To the outstanding Senior in Polymer Science. Perry James Sherman 37 The Samuel Maron Memorial Award. To an undergraduate for excellence in Polymer Research. Jacqueline Ann Kershaw The Craig J. Miller Memorial Award. Awarded to an undergraduate or graduate student in the general field of Civil Engineering who has shown outstanding academic achievement. Robert Mark Ferencz, Graduate Student The Lubrizol Award in Chemistry. Matthew Ben Zimmt The Lubrizol Prize in Physics. To the outstanding Senior in Physics. David Paul Bennett Saad Eddine Hebboul The Dayton C. Miller Prize. To a Senior in Physics for the best thesis. Saad Eddine Hebboul The Max Morris Prize. For excellence in Mathematics. Edward James Branagan, Jr. Kevin Gregory Robertson The Jason J. Nassau Prize. To the outstanding Senior in Astronomy. Stephen Jackson Ratcliff The Carl F. Prutton Prize. To Seniors for scholarship in Chemistry. Ronald Charles Bernotas Daniel Allen Singleton The Carl F. Prutton Chemical Engineering Award. To the Senior whose academic and senior project performance merits his/ her selection as outstanding. Patricia Ann Overmyer 38 The William H. Schuette Memorial Award. To Seniors in Chemical Engineering for outstanding academic achievement, character and leadership qualities. Mark Gregory Reichmann Chemical Engineering Special Recognition Awards. William Robert Kovach Kevin Phillip Olmstead Richard George Russell The Robert L. Shurter Prize. To a Senior for leadership in extra curricular activities. Ruprecht Harvard Gravenstein LaBarre B Spence Carole Elaine Warner The A. W. Smith Prize. To Senior for academic achievement in Chemical Engineering in the Junior and Senior years. Donald Lyle Koch James Stephen Papanu The Wesley P. Sykes Prize. To the Senior in Metallurgy for outstanding ability in scientific research. Duane Charles Basch The Fred Hale Vose Prize. To the Senior in Mechanical Engineering who has demonstrated the greatest promise for professional leadership. Joseph Eric Braymer The Gustav Kuerti Award. To the Senior in Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering who has demonstrated the highest level of scholarship. Cuong The Vuong 39 The Michael L. Wolf Prize. To a Senior for outstanding creative design achievement. Farrokh Khatibi The Robert and Leona Garwin Award. To a Junior or Senior who has demonstrated theoretical scientific ability with experimental competence. Douglas Jerome Campbell James Eric Holcomb Alexander Douglas Meade The Philip E. Bliss Prize for scholarly excellence. To the Seniors attaining the highest academic record. Robert Geoffrey Byrnes Mark John Karol The Kent H. Smith Award. Awarded by the Case Student Assembly to the Senior outstanding in leadership, scholarship and character. Jacqueline Ann Kershaw The Case Achievement Award. To outstanding alumnus. Eric Nord 40 This digital copy was produced by the Case Western Reserve University Archives Senior Milestones Project. The Senior Milestones Project aims to enhance access to archival documents reflective of undergraduate student life. Phase 1, conducted in 2006-2007, produced digital copies of the senior yearbooks and Commencement programs of the classes of 1946, 1951, 1956, 1981, 1996, and 2001 of Adelbert College, Case School of Applied Science/Case Institute of Technology/The Case School of Engineering, Cleveland College, Flora Stone Mather College, and Western Reserve College/College of Arts and Sciences. These years represent a tiny portion of yearbooks and Commencement programs in the Archives. As additional resources are identified, milestone documents of other classes will be digitized. Original documents from the University Archives were scanned as 300 ppi, black and white, uncompressed, TIFF images. Blank pages were not scanned. Scanning was done by Lake Business Products, Eastlake, Ohio. The images were OCR’d using Readiris Pro version 11.0.3 and converted to PDF/A using Acrobat Professional version 8.0 by staff and students of the University Archives. Project Staff: Lauren Boucher Helen Conger Amber Forrester Thomas Steman Jill Tatem, Project Manager Tran Tran Please send questions or comments to University Archives Case Western Reserve University [email protected] 216-368-3320 Commencement programs are distributed at the convocation ceremony held to honor graduating students. They list the speakers and participants in the ceremony, student and faculty awards, and honorary degree recipients. Numerous actions subsequent to printing the program affect degrees. Thus, the presence of a name in the Commencement program should not be interpreted as an official verification of a degree. Nor should the absence of a name from the program be considered proof that a student did not graduate. Commencement programs celebrate an event. Degree verifications are made by the Case Western Reserve University Registrar. This document is in the public domain.
