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Notre Dame Law SchoolNDLScholarshipCommencement Programs Law School History8-6-192984th University of Notre Dame CommencementUniversity of Notre DameFollow this and additional works at: http://scholarship.law.nd.edu/commencement_programsPart of the Law CommonsThis Program is brought to you for free and open access by the Law School History at NDLScholarship. It has been accepted for inclusion inCommencement Programs by an authorized administrator of NDLScholarship. For more information, please contact lawdr@nd.edu.Recommended CitationUniversity of Notre Dame, "84th University of Notre Dame Commencement" (1929). Commencement Programs. Paper 113.http://scholarship.law.nd.edu/commencement_programs/113I Commencement Exercises University of N olre Dame SummerSession, 1929 ·Washington ·Hall · ... , August 6, .8:00-P;iM. ···.- · :--.· :.:: ~·,. ~ ' :· . ; :_ . . . ; ' - -- - - "• .. ,- ~- '; - - - ' - ~. ' ~ .l ~ ! .. .' : . College·- of 1 rts and Letters · College of Science · . College of Law College of Engineering College of Commerce Overture: Youth Triumphant _. _____________________________ Gibb ORCHESTRA Conferring of Degrees Address ----------------DANIEL CHARLES O'GRADY, PH.D. Song of Notre Dame March: Fellowship ---------------------------------------------1(hl01' ORCHESTRA THE FACULTY .OF THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS AN-NOUNCES THE CONFERRING OF THE FOLLOWING DEGREES: The Deg'ree of Docto1· of Philosophy on: Lewis James Carey, Notre Dame, Indiana. Major subject: Economics. Dissertation: "Econ<>mic Views of llcnja-min Franklin." Sister Mary Eunice, of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, Louisville, Kentucky. · Major subject: English. Dissertation: "Romanticism in Medieval Poetry." Rev .. Sidney A. Raemers, ,Notre Dame, Indiana.· Major subject: Philosophy. Dissertation: "A Critical Examination into the Alleged Ontologism of Orestes A. Brownson." The Deg1·ee 'of Master of Arts on: . . Sister M. Alice Theresa, of the Sistei·s, Servants of the Imma-culate Heart of Mary, Monroe, Michigan. Major subject: English. Dissertation:. "A Critical Study of the Ethics of Emerson." Sister ·Mary Anna, of the Sisters of the Holy Humility of Mary, :Lo\vellville, Ohio. Major subject: English ... Dissertation: "The Value of the Legend in Literature for Children." · Rev. Robert Brennan, O.S.B., Belmont, North Carolina·; Major subject: Education. Dissertation: "A Professional ·Course. of Educati<>n in the Seniinacy·· Curriculum." Laurence H. Brown, Des Moines, Iowa. Major subject: Boy Guidance. Dissertation: "A Consideration of the Citizens' Military Training . Camps as a Factor in the Older. Boys' Program." David Lawrence Campbell, South Bend, Indiana. Major subject: English. Dissertation: "The Infe~iority of tho 'Vomen i_n the Plays ?f Shakespeare." Sister M. Chi·ysostom, of. the Sisters of St. Joseph, Nazareth, Michigan. · Major subject: Education. Dissertation: "An Evaluation of the Cur-rent Plans for the Organization of Observation and Practice Teaching Leading to the Development of Technique in Elementary Education." Brother Cuthbert, C.S.C., Notre Dame, Indi~na. . . . Major subject: History. Dissertation: "The · Econoniic Influence 'ot the Clipper Ship on the American Merchant ·Ma.ritie."" - .: [ 3] Brother Daniel, C.S.C., Notre Dame, Indiana. Major subject: Education. Dissertation: "Job Analysis of the Duties of the Principal of a Catholic High School." Rev. Florian Demmer, O.S.B., Atchison, Kansas. Major subject: History. Dissertation: "The 'Dictatus Papac' the supposed work of Pope Gregory VII, is the true statement of the Church, on the relations of Church. and State, as traced from previous legislation of popes, councils, decrees, etc., and not a. new theory of Pope Gregory VII." Sister Mary Dolorosa, of the Sisters of Mercy, Dallas,· Penn-sylvania. Major subject: English. Dissertation: "The Craftsmanship of the Short Story as. Revealed by Stevenson i? his Essays.". Rev. Charles Dudine, O.S.B., St. Meinrad, Indiana. l\Iajor subject: Education. Dissertation: "The Educational Psycho!- · ogy and the Rule ·of St. Benedict-a Comparative Study." _ Rev. Gregory Eichenlaub, O.S.B., Savannah, Georgia. l\Iajor subject: History. Dissertation: "The Removal of the Georgia Indians to the Valley of the Arkansas." Rev. Aemilian Elpers, O.S.B., Jasper, Indiana; l\Iajor subject: Education. Dissertation: "The Usc of the Column· Inch ~n the High School Level." Sister Felicitas, of the Order of. st:_ Bene'dict, .. C~vington, ' ; '• . . Kentucky. . Major subject: Education.· Dissertation: "The Relation· of Mental Age to Change in Certain Specific Types of Reading Ability over the Sum-mer Vacation." Sister M. Florence, of the· Sisters of St. Jo'sep4,· Nazai·eth, ... Michigan. · · Major subject: English. Dissertation: "The Dramatization of Novels." Sister· Francis Joseph, of the Sisters, Servants of the Imma-culate Heart of Mary, Monroe, Michigan. Major subject: Sociology. Dissertation: "A Comparative Study of . Feministic Tendencies as Manifest in the Ancient and Modern Woman." Sister Mary Francis Regis, of. the Sisters of Charity_ of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Dubuque, Iowa. · Major subject: Education. Dissertation: "The Educational Ideals of the Right. Reverend· John England." Sister Mary Gilbert, of the Sisters of ·charity, Mt .. St.· Joseph, Ohio. Major subject: History. Dissertation:· ''The Imp~rtancc of the ~tate of Oblo in the Election of 1860." · [ 4] ·i 'II I i I r I I i I Sister M. Gonzaga, of the Order of St. Dominic, Grand Rap-ids, Michigan. Major subject: English. Dissertation: "The Ethical Element in Fiction." Sister Mary Inez, of the Sisters of Mercy, Dubuque, Iowa. Major subject: English. Dissertation: "The Failure of Stephen Phil-lips as Poetic Dramatist." Sister. M. John Frederick, of the Sisters of the Holy Cross, Notre Dame, Indiana. · Major subject: English. Dissertation: "The Present Status of Amer-ican Free Verse." Sister M. Kevin, of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Nazareth, Mich-igan. Major subject: English. Dissertation: "Deirdrn as Symbol of. Ireland." Sister Loretta Clare, of the Sisters of Charity, Mt. St. Joseph, Ohio. Major subject: History. Dissertation: "The Bulla Aurea of Hungary as Compared with the Magna Charta of England." · Sister Mary Louise, of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Cleveland, Ohio. Major subject: Education. Dissertation: "The ·Junior High School in ·Cleveland and Its Feasibility in the Catholic School System." Sister Louis Irene, of the Sisters of the Holy Cross,. Notre Dame, Indiana. Majo~· subject: Education. ·Dissertation: "A Survey ·or the Courses in Education offered at University of Notre Dame." Sister Lucia, of the Sisters of Charity of P1·ovidence, Mis-soula, Montana . . Major subject: Education. Dissertation: "Curriculum Possib.ilities of the Literature of the Old Testament." Sister M. Lucien, of the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Monroe, Michigan. Major subject: Economics. Dissertation: "Wage-Earning ·women with Special Studies Concerning the 'Velfare of the Families of Married Women 'Vage-Earners in Battle Creek, Michigan." Grace Lushbaugh, South Bend, Indiana. Major subject: Education. Dissertation: "An Analysis of .Junior High School Literary Anthologies." Sister Margaret Mary, of the Order of St. U1·sula, Cleveland, Ohio. Major subject: History. Dissertation: ''The Undemocratic Influence of the Protestant Revolt in Germany." [ 5] Sister Marie des Victoires, of the Sisters of the Holy Cross, Notre Dame, Indiana. Major subject: History. Dissertation: "History of Catholic Education in Utah." Rev. Norbert McGowan, O.S.B., Belmont, N o~th Carolina. Major subject: Education. Dissertation: "The Benedictine Fathers of the American Cassinese Congregation as a Factor· in the Educa-tional Life of the United States from 1846 to 1928." Sister N oi·berta, of the ·Order of St. Dominic, Springfield, Illinois. Major subject: Education. Dissertation: "A Comparative Study of the Medieval Apprenticeship System and the Modern Trade School System in the United States." Rev. Maurus Ohligslager, O.S.B., St. Meinrad, Indiana. Major subject: Education. Dissertation: "Ari 'Investigation of the Teaching of Liturgy in Catholic High Schools." Sister Mary Patricia, of the Sisters of Mercy, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Majot: subj2ct: Latin. Dissertation: "Nature in Horace's Poetry." Sister Mary Placida, of the Orderof.St. Benedict,-Ferdinand, Indiana.· Major subject: History. Dissertation: "The Conversion of Germany -Part Taken by the Benedictine Nuns." Rev. James H. Reed, O.S.B., Jasper, I.ndiana. Major subject: Education. Dissertation: "Some Practical Projects in the Liturgical Method of Religious Education." · Sister Mary Rita, of the Order .of St. Ursula, Springfield, Illinois. Major subject: Spanish. Dissertation: "The Moral and Social ·Prin-ciples in the Dramas ~f Manuel Tamayoy Baus." Sister Rose Anthony, of the Sisters of Charity, Mt. St. J o-seph, Ohio. · Major subject: Latin. Dissertation: "The :Breviary in the Class Room." Sister Rose Mary, of the Order of St. Ursula, , Cleveland, Ohio. Major subject: Latin. Dissertation: "Cicero's Idea of Poetry as Ex-pt·essed in the Oratio Pro Archia and De Oratore." Rev. Norbert Spitzmesser, O.S.B., Jasper, Indiana. Major· subject: Education. Dissertation: "The Bcncdictin·c Ideal 1.'!1, Modern Ills." [ 6] j J Sister Symphorosa, of the Sisters of Charity, Mt. St. Joseph, Ohio. Major subject: English. Dissertation: "The Divine Comedy as Auto-biography." Rev. Flavian Voet, of Atchison, Kansas. Major subject: History. Dissertation: "The Contest of Kansas for Statehood." The Degree of Master of .Music on: Sister Mary Clare of the Eucharist, of the. Sisters of the Holy Name, Albany, New York. Major subject: Piano. Dissertation: "Vincent d'lndy .and his Art Theo-ries as Revealed in Cours de Composition Musicale.'' Sister Regina Dolores, of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Philadel-phia, Pennsylvania.· :Major subject: Composition. Dissertation: "The Polyphony oC Palis-trina." The Degree of Bachelor of A1·ts on: Sister M. Augustine, of the Sisters of Mercy, Grand Rapids, Michigan. · Laura Irene Beaulieu, Manchester, New Hampshire. George A. Brautigam, Chicago, Illinois. Sara Ann Buetenbach, South Bend, Indiana. John Thomas Francis Burke, Clinton, Massachusetts. Charles Henry Buschemeyer, Louisville, Kentucky. Rev. Raymond J. Clancy, C.S.C., Notre Dame, Indiana. Charles Francis Colton, Boston, Massachusetts. Carl Benton Compton, South Bend, Indiana. John Nixon de Roulet, Chicago, Illinois. Frances Donnelly, Michigan City, Indiana. Sister M. Elise, of the Sisters of the Holy.Humility of Mary, Lowellville, Ohio . . Francis M. Flynn, Weehawkin, New York. Esther M. Fuller, Trenton, Michigan. Joseph Max Gallant, New Bedford, Massachusetts. Frances Katharine Haile, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Sister M. Hildegardis, of the Sisters of the Holy Cross, Notre Dame, Indiana. · Donovan L. Hogan, Ashtabula, Ohio. · John Ramon Hoover, Oak Park, Illinois. Sister Mm·y Immaculate, of the Sisters of Mercy, Grand Rap-ids, Michigan. [7] · Sister Mary Inez, o£ the Sisters of Mercy, Grand. Rapids, Michigan. Brother Jacob, C.S.C., Notre Dame, Indiana. Sister Mary John, of the Sisters of Mercy, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Jean Francis LaBoule, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Sister Mary Lucille, of the Order of St. Dominic, Racine, Wisconsin. Sister Marie Claire, ·of the Sisters of the Presentation, Graf-ton, North Dakota. Joseph Rudolph Martin, Stamford, Connecticut. Sister Mary. of the Sacred Heart, of the· Order of St. Ursula, Cleveland, Ohio. Sister Mary Maurice, of the Sisters of Mercy, Manchester, New Hampshire. Sister Mary Michael, of the Order of St. Dominic, Spring-field, Kentucky. Francis Joseph Miller, Gallitzin, Pennsylvania. Gabriel William Morsches, Rochester, New York. Sister Mary Naomi; of the Sisters of the ·Holy Humility of Mary, Lowellville, Ohio. Richard Novak, Clifton, New Jersey. William S. O'Connor, Indianapolis, Indiana ... Sister Mary Perpetua, of the Sisters of Mercy, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Sister M. Presentation, of the Sisters· of the Holy Humility· of Mary, Lqwellville, Ohio. James Matthew Ragen, Jr., Chicago, Illinois. Basil Rauch, Dubuque, Iowa. Sister M. Regina, of the. Sisters of the Holy Humility of Mary, Lowellville, Ohio. John Stephan Riordan, Lemont, Illinois. Sister Mary Rosella, of the Sisters ·of Notre Dame,· Toledo, Ohio. Joseph Reitz Rudd, Evansville,. Indiana. Fayetta Frances Ruff, South Bend, Indiana .. James Kenneth Russell, Charleroi, Pennsylvania. · · Sister Mary Severina, of the Sisters of the Holy· Cross, Notre Dame, Indiana. Eileen Elizabeth Sheehan, Manchester, New Hampshire. John Michael Stackpoole, Detroit,· Michigan. Sister M. Sylvester, of the Order of St. Ursula, Louisville, Kentucky. [ 8 1 Sister M. Teresa Clare, of the Sisters of the Holy Cross, No-tre Dame, Indiana. · · · · · Sister Therese Marie, of 'the Sisters of Charity of St. Au-gustine, Lakewood, Ohio. Paul John Vath, Sidney, Nebraska. Daniel M. Verrilli, Morristown, New Jersey. Andrew C. Worland, Jasper, Indiana. · The Degree of Bachlor of il:lusic on: Sister M. Adelaide, of the Sisters of St. Joseph, N azarcth, Michigan; · Sister Agnes Marie, of the Sisters· of St. Joseph, Cleveland, Ohio. Sister M. Celine,. of the Order of St. Ursula, Cleveland, Ohio. Sister Dolores, of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Erie, Pennsyl-vania. THE FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE ·oF SCIENCE ANNOUNCES THE CONFERRING OF THE FOLLOWING DEGREES: The Deg1·ee of Master of Science on: Andrew Joseph Boyle, Hazleton, Pennsylvania. 1\Iajor subject: Chemistry. Dissertation: "Factors ·Influencing the Bonding of Babitt Bearings. to· Steel Backs." Sister Mary Edith, of the Sisters of Notre Dame, Cleveland, Ohio. Major subject: Chemistry. Dissertation: "Analysis of the Tungsten Group ~f the Rare Elements." Richard H. Greene, Joliet~ Illinois. Major subject: Mathematics. Diss<:rtation: "Calculation of Inductance Formulae." Rev. Raymond Martin Murch, C.S.C., Notre Dame, Indian·a. Major subject: Organic Chemistry. Dissertation: "Non-Catalytic Reac-tions of Acetylene." The Deg1·ee of Bachelo1· of Science on: Stephen Charles Bocskei, South Bend, Indiana. Vito Joseph Canizaro, Vicksburg, Mississippi. Brother Kilian, C.S.C., Notre Dame, Indiana. Lloyd Hugo Lehnert, Mishawaka, Indiana. Elmer T. Weibel, Erie, Pennsylvania. [ 9] Qiollige uf ~ngineeriug . THE FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ANNOUNCES THE CONFERRING OF THE FOLLOWING DEGREES! The Degree of Bachelo1· of Science in Civil Enginee?'ing on: J olm Frank Colangelo, Cleveland, Ohio. ·william Francis Cronin, Dayton, Ohio. Raymond Aloysius McKeon, Kensington, Connecticut. John Joseph Reager, Perth Amboy, New Jersey. The Degree of Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering on: Theodore Thomas Hrubec, Perth Amboy, New Jersey. The Deg'ree of Bcwhelo1· of Architectm;e on: Claude H. Horning, Akron, Ohio. Bernard Edward Loshbough, South Bend, Indiana. <!Iollige of 1-Uafu THE FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE OF LAW ANNOUNCES THE CONFERRING OF. THE FOLLOWING. DEGREES: ·The Degree of Bachel01· of Law on: George Francis Cogan, Omaha, Nebraska. Francis Maurice Drinan, Muskegon, Michigan. Vincent S. Lukaszewicz, Detroit, Michigan. illo14.ge of illonumrte THE FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE OF COl\IMERCE ANNOUNCES 'THE CONFERRING OF THE FOLLOWING DEGREES: The Deg1·ee of BacheiiJ'r of Philosophy iiL Comme1·ce on: Joseph Taney Barnett, Potsdam, New York. George William Dapson, Chicago, Illinois. · C. Victor Essroger, Chicago, Illinois. John Montgomery Ginz, South Bend, Indiana. Patrick Sarsfield Greene, Louisville, K~ntucky. The Degree of Bache~or ofCommercial Science on: Lawrence N. DeLeers, Marinette, Wisconsin. John J. Lucey, Ottawa, Illinois. Joseph Eugene Schroeder, Two Rivers, Wisconsin. [ 10] N olre Dame HJ)mn FRANCIS C. SCHWAB, '02 0 Notre Dame, thou bea~teous place Where Nature teems, where nature teems, And learning calmly grows apace, While fancy dreams, while fancy dreams; We love thee for thy goodly worth, We love thy name, we love thy name,-It is the sweetest name on earth, 0 Notre Dame, 0 Notre Dame. Although thou art not sere with age, We honor tl~ee, we honor thee, And when the wintry tempests rage, We love to see, we love to see Thy towers pointing to the sky, With steady aim, with steady aim, As though the storm thou wouldst defy, 0 Notre Dame, 0 Notre Dame. And when the summet: sun shines warm, And skies are blue, and skies are blue, Bedecked with flowers of every form And varied hue, and varied hue; Oft fancy fond will thee recall, And mem'ry claim, and mem'ry claim Our hearts when life's deep shadows fall, 0 Notre Dame, 0 Notre Dame. 

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