PACE UNIVERSITY ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT CLASS OF 1980

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PACE UNIVERSITY
Annual Commencement
CLASS OF 1980
WHITE PLAINS NEW YORK CITY
FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1980 SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1980
PLEASANTVILLE/BRIARCLIFF WHITE PLAINS
SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1980 SCHOOL OF LAW
SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1980
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PACE UNIVERSITY
Annual Commencement
CLASS OF 1980
Order of Exercises, White Plains Campus ................... 2
Order of Exercises, New York City Campus ................. 4
Order of Exercises, Pleasantville Campus ................... 6
Order of Exercises, The School of Law ..................... 8
Honorary Degree Recipient Citations,
New York City Campus ........................... 9
Honorary Degree Recipient Citations,
Pleasantville/Briarcliff Campus .................... 12
Honorary Degree Recipient Citation,
The School of Law ............................... 13
Previous Honorary Degree Recipients
of Pace University ...............................15
Trustees and Officers of Administration
of Pace University ................... Inside back cover
Alma Mater and The Creed of an Alumnus .......... Back cover
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ORDER OF EXERCISES
PACE UNIVERSITY
WHITE PLAINS CAMPUS
PROCESSIONAL ......... "POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE" by Elgar
Marshal
Graduates
Faculty
Officers and Deans of the University
Trustees and Guests of Honor
The President of the University
ORDER OF EXERCISES
Presiding ............................. Edward J. Mortola, President
The National Anthem
Invocation ......... The Reverend Monsignor Edward M. Connors, Ph.D.
Episcopal Vicar-Westchester
Address ....................................... Edward B. Kenny
Vice President of the
College of White Plains
Conferral of Degrees in Course ..................... Thomas B. Hogan
Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Individual Presentation of
Members of the Class of 1980 ...................... Edward B. Kenny
Vice President
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ORDER OF EXERCISES (Continued)
Student Honors and Awards ...................... Edward B. Kenny
Vice President
M. Alma McManus, R.D.C.
Director of Freshman Studies
Kenan Award for Teaching Excellence ............. Thomas P. Robinson
Vice President for Academic Afairs
Carol B. Gartner
Professor of English
Dyson College of Arts and Sciences
University Humanitarian Award ........................... J.S. Schiff
Executive Vice President
Edward B. Kenny
Vice President of the
College of White Plains
Alumni Golden Anniversary Awards .................... JoAnne Stack
President, Alumni Association,
White Plains Campus
Benediction .......................... The Reverend Barber Waters
Memorial United Methodist Church-White Plains
Marshal .................................. Marilyn Weigold
Chairman, Faculty Council
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ORDER OF EXERCISES
PACE UNIVERSITY
NEW YORK CITY CAMPUS
PROCESSIONAL .......... "POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE" by Elgar
Marshals
Graduates
Marshals
Faculty
Officers and Deans of the University
Trustees and Guests of Honor
The President of the University
Presiding ............................. Edward J. Mortola, President
The National Anthem
Invocation ................................ Rabbi Richard D. Agler
Stephen Wise Free Synagogue
Address ....................................... Arthur Levitt, Jr.
Chairman, American Stock Exchange
Conferring of Honorary Degrees .................... Thomas B. Hogan
Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Assisting ................ Members of the Board of Trustees and
Stanley H. Mullin, Vice President
Citations .................................. Joseph F. Sinzer
C. Richard Pace Professor
Historian of the University
DOCTOR OF LAWS
Arthur Levitt, Jr.
Chairman, American Stock Exchange
DOCTOR OF COMMERCIAL SCIENCE
Harry B. Helmsley
President and Chief Executive Officer,
Helmsley-Spear, Inc.
DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS
Felice N. Schwartz
President
Catalyst
Conferral of Degrees in Course ..................... Thomas B. Hogan
Chairman of the Board of Trustees
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ORDER OF EXERCISES (Cont.)
Individual Presentation of
Members of the Class of 1980 ..............:............. J.S. Schiff
Executive Vice President
Doctor of Professional Studies
Master of Business Administration
Master of Science in Management ............... Dean Tony Bonaparte
Master of Science
Master of Arts
Certificate for Advanced Graduate Study
Bachelor of Business Administration
Associate in Applied Science ............... Dean Joseph M. Pastore, Jr.
Master of Science in Education
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Science ........................... Dean Joseph E. Houle
Associate in Arts
Master of Science in Education
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Business Administration
Bachelor of Science ......................... Dean Frederick B. Bunt
Associate in Applied Science
Bachelor of Professional Studies ................... Dean James C. Hall
Associate in Applied Science (Nursing) .......... Dean Marjorie Ramphal
Student Honors and Awards ............................. J.S. Schiff
Executive Vice President
Assisting ................... Emanuel Heller, Dean for Students
Julie Thompson, Associate Dean
Dyson College of Arts and Sciences
Lynne Byrne, Assistant Dean
Lubin School of Business Administration
Kenan Award for Teaching Excellence ............. Thomas P. Robinson
Vice President for Academic Affairs
Walter E. Joyce
Professor of Law
(ex aequo) Anthony R. Pustorino
Professor of Accounting,
Finance and Management
Alumni Golden Anniversary Awards ................ Joseph F. Rourke
Class of 1959
President, Alumni Association
New York City Campus
RECESSIONAL
Marshals ............................... Thomas J. McShane
Professor of Psychology, Chairman of Department
Benjamin T. Ford
Professor of History
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ORDER OF EXERCISES
PACE UNIVERSITY
PLEASANTVILLE/BRIARCLIFF CAMPUS
PROCESSIONAL .......... "POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE" by Elgar
Marshal
Graduates
Faculty
Officers and Deans
Trustees and Guests of Honor
The President of the University
ORDER OF EXERCISES
Presiding ............................. Edward J. Mortola, President
The National Anthem
Invocation ....................................... Lloyd H. Uyeki
Rector, St. Johns Episcopal Church, Pleasantville
Address ........................................ Stansfield Turner
Director of the Central Intelligence Agency
Conferring of Honorary Degree ..................... Thomas B. Hogan
Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Assisting ................... Members of the Board of Trustees
and J. S. Schiff, Executive Vice President
Citation ........................................ Robert E. Christin
Vice President
Pleasantville/Briarcli fl Campus
DOCTOR OF CIVIL LAW
T Stansfield Turner ____
Director of the Central Intelligence Agency
Student Awards ................................ Edward C. Zanato
University Dean for Students
Kenan Award for Teaching Excellence ............. Thomas P. Robinson
Vice President for Academic Affairs
James H. Holmes
Associate Professor of History
Chairman, Social Sciences Department
Paul Numerof
Associate Professor of Marketing
Graduate School of Business
Alumni Golden Anniversary Awards
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ORDER OF EXERCISES (Cont.)
Conferral of Degrees in Course ..................... Thomas P. Hogan
Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Individual Presentation of
Members of the Class of 1980 ...................... Robert E. Christin
Vice President
Pleasantville/Briarcliff Campus
Master of Business Administration
Master of Science ............................ Dean Tony Bonaparte
Master of Science in Nursing .................. Dean Marjorie Ramphal
Bachelor of Business Administration
Associate in Applied Science ............... Dean Joseph M. Pastore, Jr.
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Science ................ Associate Dean Charles D. Masiello
Associate in Arts
Associate in Science
Master of Science in Education
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Science ......................... Dean Frederick B. Bunt
Bachelor of Business Administration
Associate in Applied Science
Bachelor of Science (Nursing) ................ Dean Marjorie Ramphal
Associate in Applied Science (Nursing) ............. Dean Ruth K. Pell
Message to the Graduates ........................... Lauren Cardillo
Class of 1980
Benediction .................. The Reverend Joseph P. Dunn, Director
for Rockland and Westchester Newman
Community for College Students
RECESSIONAL
Marshal ................................. Richard Podgorski
Professor of English
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ORDER OF EXERCISES
PACE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW
WHITE PLAINS CAMPUS
PROCESSIONAL ................. "CANZONA" by Giovanni Gabrieli
Marshal
Graduates
Faculty
Officers and Deans
Trustees and Guests of Honor
The President of the University
ORDER OF EXERCISES
President ............................ Edward J. Mortola, President
The National Anthem
Invocation .......................... Sister Mary Joan Haley, R.D.C.
Superior General of the Congregation of the
Sisters of the Divine Compassion
Greetings ................................ Dean Robert B. Fleming
Address .................................. Judge Lawrence H. Cooke
Chief Judge
New York State Court of Appeals
Conferring of Honorary Degree ..................... Thomas B. Hogan
Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Assisting .................... Members of the Board of Trustees
Citation ................................. Josephine Y. King
Professor of Law
DOCTOR OF LAWS
Lawrence H. Cooke
Chief Judge
New York State Court of Appeals
Conferral of Degrees in Course ..................... Thomas B. Hogan
Chairman of the Board of Trustees
Individual Presentation of
Members of the Class of 1980 ................ Dean Robert B. Fleming
Student Honors and Awards .......... Associate Dean James J. Fishman
Message to Graduates ............................. William Fitzhugh
Class of 1980
Welcome to the Alumni Association .......... Malachy E. Mannion, Esq.
President, Board of Governors
SCALA Presentation .................... Students for the Cultivation of
Artistic Leisure Activity
Benediction .........................................
RECESSIONAL
Marshal .............................. Nicholas A. Robinson
Professor of Law
The audience will please remain seated during the Processional and Recessional.
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HONORARY DEGREE CITATIONS
Arthur Levitt, Jr.
DOCTOR OF LAWS
Arthur Levitt Jr. is a man who believes that it is far more enriching
to have several careers in life than merely one. He has done just this.
Before starting his illustrious career on Wall Street, he was a journalist, an
advertising and promotion executive, and a cattle rancher.
The son of the late Arthur Levitt, New York State Controller, he was
born in Brooklyn, New York, attended Poly Prep Country Day School and
now serves as chairman of its board. After graduating Phi Beta Kappa
from Williams College, he became a reporter for The Berkshire Eagle
which he left to join Time, Inc. as an assistant promotion director. In
1959 he moved west to Kansas City and Oppenheimer Industries, a com-
pany in the ranchland and cattle-raising business, where he rose to the
position of vice president in charge of its eastern operations.
Early in, the sixties, he returned eastward to the canyons of Wall Street
and joined what was then a small research-oriented institutional brokerage
firm. He became its president and under his leadership, Shearson Hayden
Stone, Inc. grew into one of the largest firms in the brokerage and invest-
ment banking business.
Three years ago, he was asked to assume the leadership of the
American Stock Exchange. Since then, as a result of his stimulating leader-
ship and dedication, the Exchange has prospered and grown. He has earned
a. reputation as the champion of the individual investor and the small
businessman and has travelled thousands of miles across the country each
year to address all types of business and community groups in his successful
efforts to bring Main Street back to Wall Street.
An avid conservationist and member of The Sierra Club, his vacations
include hiking, camping, riding the rapids or scaling mountain peaks.
Long interested in the world of art, he is a member of the New York
State Council on the Arts. Despite his commitment to his work and his
varied outside interests he cherishes hours at home with his wife, Marylin
and their two children.
In admiration of the many and varied accomplishments of this man
for all seasons, Pace University is happy and proud to confer upon Arthur
Levitt, Jr. the degree Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, with all the rights
and privileges pertaining thereunto.
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HONORARY DEGREE CITATIONS
Harry B. Helmsley
DOCTOR OF COMMERCIAL SCIENCE
To witness the accomplishments of Harry B. Helmsley, one need only
look at the familiar skyline of New York City.
As president and chief executive of Helmsley-Spear, Inc. he is one of
the nation's largest and most diverse real-estate entrepreneurs. He has
built or managed hundreds of properties in this city, including office
buildings, apartment houses, and hotels. Among them are such landmarks
as the Empire State Building, One Penn Plaza, Parkchester, Fresh Meadows,
the Park Lane, the Carlton House and the St. Moritz.
In addition, he is responsible for numerous other properties across
the nation in such cities as Detroit, Chicago, Washington, D. C., Houston,
San Francisco and Los Angeles.
In a successful career which has spanned over half a century he has
learned to achieve his business goals in many ways, whether converting an
apartment into a condominium or funding a use for an empty building or
in building the newest hotel in New York.
Born in New York City, he came from a modest Quaker family and
graduated from Evander Childs High School in the Bronx. He entered the
real estate business as a sixteen year old office boy and began his climb
to the pinnacle of his field, where he now has the good fortune to be able
to share both his work and his home life with his vivacious wife, Leona.
His zest for the work that he loves and the breadth of the holdings
that he manages have impressed his colleagues and resulted in the naming
of 230 Park Avenue in New York City as the Helmsley Building.
Pace University views the career and the accomplishments of Harry
Helmsley with awe and admiration, and in conferring upon him the degree
of Doctor of Commercial Science, honoris causa, honors both the Univer-
sity and the occasion at which it is bestowed.
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HONORARY DEGREE CITATIONS
Felice N. Schwartz
DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS
Felice N. Schwartz, whom we honor today, is truly a modern American
pioneer. She has spent many years using her talents in extending the frontiers
of human rights to seek and obtain equal opportunities for women.
In the "Who's Who of American Women", she is listed modestly as
a sociologist. In reality, the women in American industry owe her a
tremendous debt.
Since its founding almost two decades ago, she has been president of
Catalyst and provided expert guidance for this highly-acclaimed nonprofit
counseling organization for women. In her position of leadership, she has
played an important role in obtaining hard-won rights of equal opportunity
and treatment for women at work, on the assembly line or in the corporate
suite.
Under her direction, one of Catalyst's particularly significant achieve-
ments has been to encourage women in their middle years to prepare
themselves for reentry into the corporate world and to contribute their
talents to the achievement of organizational goals.
A graduate of Smith College with a Bachelors of Arts degree, she
has always valued her education and sought to provide meaningful educa-
tional opportunities for other women through programs at Catalyst.
A native New Yorker who still lives in this city,' she, as a wife and
mother of three children, has demonstrated that a woman may enjoy the
rewards of both a satisfying career and a loving family.
For her impressive achievements in equal rights, and for her perse-
verance in pursuing the goal of equity in human relationships, Pace
University takes deep pride in conferring upon Felice N. Schwartz the
degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa, with all the rights
and privileges pertaining thereunto.
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HONORARY DEGREE CITATIONS
In honoring Stanfield Turner today we are recognizing a Rhodes
Scholar who served with bravery and distinction in the United States Navy,
advanced to the rank of Admiral, and for the past three years has held
the challenging position of Director of the Central Intelligence Agency of
the United States.
A United States Senator has described him as "an uncommon admiral,
a philosopher and a thinker". He is all this and more. His interests range
from philosophy, theater, opera and economics to international politics
and military affairs.
Born in Highland Park near Chicago, he was a student of the world
about him even in his high school days. He attended Amherst College and
the U.S. Naval Academy where he graduated near the top of his class
and still found time to earn a berth on the football team. Following gradua-
tion, he was named a Rhodes Scholar and studied philosophy, politics and
economics and received a Masters degree in the arts from Oxford.
An impressive naval record during the Korean and Vietnam wars
resulted in his promotion to the rank of Admiral and a Bronze Star for
his gallantry in combat.
Subsequently, he was named President of the Naval War College at
Newport, Rhode Island where he won national acclaim for his imaginative
reforms of the curriculum. With courage and creativity, he instituted new
programs of study, invited idealogically diverse civilian experts to lecture
at the College, and encouraged his officer-students to study everything from
Thucydides to the Cuban missile crisis.
His appointment as Commander-in-Chief of NATO forces in Southern
Europe gave him further opportunity to demonstrate his extraordinary
abilities as a military officer with a highly developed social conscience.
In admiration for Admiral Turner's intellectual breadth, his outstanding
accomplishments and his unique skills in leadership, President Carter
selected him for one of the top national security posts in the Administration,
the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
Since assuming his current responsibilities, Admiral Turner has con-
tinued to demonstrate his capacity to innovate as well as an energetic
approach to his responsibilities. In doing so, he has inspired respect and
commitment from his colleagues.
In recognition of the leadership, knowledge, courage, and creativity
which he has demonstrated in his distinguished career of service for his
country, Pace University salutes Stansfield Turner, and gratefully confers
upon him the degree of Doctor of Civil Law, honoris causa, with all the
rights and privileges pertaining thereunto.
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HONORARY DEGREE CITATIONS
Today the School of Law at Pace University honors Lawrence H.
Cooke, the twentieth Chief Judge of the New York State Court of Appeals
and the first to be appointed, rather than elected, to that office. His many
professional achievements and his inspiring commitment to justice and
judicial reform command our respect and praise.
After graduation from Albany Law School with an LL.B. degree and
being admitted to the New York Bar, he began an impressive career in
the law which has extended over four decades. In addition to a private
practice, he has served as County Judge, Surrogate and Children's Court
Judge, State Supreme Court Justice, Appellate Court Judge, and Appeals
Court Judge. In 1979 he was appointed to the prestigious post of Chief
Justice of the Court of Appeals.
The care and thoughtfulness of his opinions have drawn attention to
public issues of grave concern, particularly his decision which ruled uncon-
stitutional sections of the New York statute on the death penalty, and his
dissent on the constitutionality of a statute authorizing a trial judge to bar
the press and public from pretrial suppression hearings in felony cases.
Not satisfied, however, with the current judicial system in New York,
he favors major reforms, especially the need for a single trial level court,
a unification of court rules, and the establishment of an additional judicial
department.
His philosophy about the field of law can perhaps best be expressed
in his own words describing his present office: "No more sacred duty can
be entrusted to any person than that of leading august members of this
court in their awesome responsibility of rendering justice unto our fellow
citizens."
Pace University recognizes that the weight of that responsibility now
rests on the shoulders of a jurist whose career mirrors his commitment to
the law and the people of New York, and hence it is with unanimous voice
that we confer upon you, Lawrence H. Cooke, the degree of Doctor of
Laws, honoris causa, with all the rights and privileges pertaining thereunto.
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PREVIOUS HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENTS
OF PACE UNIVERSITY
T. COLEMAN ANDREWS '21 ........................................................................D.C.S.-June 1954
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
tJACOB L. HOLTZMAN ..................................................................................D.C.L.-June 1954
Regent of The University of the State of New York
tJOHN EDGAR HOOVER ................................................................................D.C.L.-June 1954
Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
FREDERICK MARTIN SCHAEBERLE '14 ..................................................D.C.S.-June 1954
Incorporator and Retired Treasurer of Pace College
tCHARLES T. BRYAN '14 ..............................................................................D.C.L.-June 1955
Incorporator and Retired Chairman of the Board of Trustees
of Pace College
WILLIAM B. FRANKE '17 ............................................................................D.C.L.-June 1955
Secretary of the Navy
JOHN A. KROUT ............................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1955
Vice President and Provost of Columbia University
ALOYSIUS A.. LALLY '25 ..............................................................................D.C.S.-June 1955
Certified Public Accountant
JOSEPH I. LUBIN '21 ......................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1955
Certified Public Accountant, Chairman of the New York
State Board of Certified Public Accountant Examiners
tCHESTER A. ALLEN '15 ................................................................................D.C.L.-June 1956
President of the Kings County Trust Company
ELLIOTT V. BELL ..........................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1956
Chairman of the Executive Committee, McGraw-Hill
Publishing Co., Inc.
tERNEST A. JOHNSON ....................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1956
President of Lake Forest College
PETER F. DRUCKER ................................................................................D.C.S.-October 1956
Professor of Management, Graduate School of Business
Administration, New York University
CARROLL V. NEWSOM ................................................................................D.C.L.-June 1956
President of New York University.
tEDWARD H. LITCHFIELD ......................................................................D.C.S.-October 1956
Chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh
tCHARLES F. NOYES ..................................................................................D.C.S.-October 1956
Chairman of Charles F. Noyes Company, Inc.
THEODORE S. REPPLIER ......................................................................D.C.L.-October 1956
President of The Advertising Council, Inc.
EMANUEL SAXE ........................................................................................D.C.S.-October 1956
Dean of the Bernard M. Baruch School of Business and
Public Administration, The City College of New York
MARGARET CHASE SMITH ..................................................................D.C.L.-October 1956
United States Senator from Maine
DWAYNE ORTON ..........................................................................................D.C.S.-April 1957
Editor of "Think" Magazine and Educational Consultant,
International Business Machines Corporation
tWILLIAM F. ALBRIGHT ................................................................................D.C.L.-June 1957
W.W. Spence Professor of Semitic Languages,
The Johns Hopkins University
JOHN F. BROSNAN ......................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1957
Chancellor of the Board of Regents, The University of
the State of New York
In this listing, the position or office indicated for the honorary degree recipient is the one held
at the time of the conferring of the degree.
tDeceased -
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HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENTS (Continued)
tCLARENCE MICHALIS ..................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1957
Chairman of The Seaman's Bank for Savings
tC. RICHARD PACE ........................................................................................D.C.L.-July 1957
Incorporator, Retired Member of the Faculty,
Retired Member of the Board of Trustees,
and Secretary of Pace College
THE VERY REV. LAURENCE J. McGINLEY, S.J ...................................D.C.L.-June 1958
President of Fordham University
EVERETT J. PENNY ......................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1958
Regent of The University of the State of New York
JACOB K. JAVITS ............................................................................................D.C.L.-July 1958
United States Senator from New York
JOSEPH GRUBER ............................................................................................D.S.C.-June 1959
Director of Business Education, Board of Education
of the City of New York
RICHARD C. PATTERSON, JR . ..................................................................D.C.L.-June 1959
Commissioner, Department of Commerce and
Public Events of the City of New York
CARL H. PFORZHEIMER, JR .......................................................................D.C.S.-June 1959
Regent of The University of the State of New York
EDWARD L. STEINIGER '25 ........................................................................D.S.C.-June 1959
Chairman of the Board of Sinclair Oil Corporation
MALCOLM WILSON ........................................................................................LL.D.-June 1959
Lieutenant Governor of New York
HELEN PACE BOWEN ........................................................................L.H.D.-November 1959
Retired Member of the Board of Trustees of Pace College
EDWARD J. KOESTLER '25 ................................................................D.C.S.-November 1959
Retired Member of the Board of Trustees of Pace College
fKENNETH B. KEATING ................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1960
United States Senator from New York
GUSTAV O. LIENHARD '26 ........................................................................D.C.S.-June 1960
Chairman of the Executive Committee of Johnson & Johnson
WAYNE C. MARKS '28 ..................................................................................LL.D.-June 1960
President of General Foods Corporation
JOSEPH A. MARTINO '22 ............................................................................D.C.S.-June 1960
Chairman of the Board of National Lead Company
FRANCIS H. HORN ..................................................................................D.C.L.-January 1961
President of the University of Rhode Island
EWALD B. NYQUIST ..............................................................................D.C.L.-January 1961
Deputy Commissioner of Education,
The New York State Education Department
ROBERT SCOTT PACE ..........................................................................L.H.D.-January 1961
Incorporator, Member of the Board of Trustees,
Retired President and President Emeritus
of Pace College
BROOKS ATKINSON ......................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1961
Critic at Large, The New York Times
ROBERT E. HEALY '25 ................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1961
Chairman of the Board, Interpublic Group of Compai. Inc.
ALVIN R. JENNINGS '26 ..............................................................................D.C.S.-June 1961
Partner of Lybrand, Ross Bros. & Montgomery
SIR HUGH TAYLOR ......................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1961
President of the Woodrow Wilson National
Fellowship Foundation
KENNETH E. BOULDING ............................................................................L.H.D.-June 1962
Professor of Economics, The University of Michigan
CHARLES H. BROWER ................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1962
Chairman of Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn, Inc.
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HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENTS (Continued)
iSIMON LOEB '12 ............................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1962
Certified Public Accountant, Partner of
Loeb & Troper, and Trustee of Pace College
tHENRY C. ALEXANDER L.H.D.-January 1963
....................................................
Chairman of the Board of Morgan
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
PAUL GRADY ..................................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1963
Retired Partner of Price Waterhouse & Co.
WILLIAM H. MOORE ......................................................................................LL.D.-June 1963
Chairman of the Board of Bankers Trust Company
WILLIAM PEARSON TOLLEY ....................................................................L.H.D.-June 1963
Chancellor of Syracuse University
tBYRON C. WILLCOX '16 ..............................................................................D.C.S.-June 1963
Vice President and Director of
Grolier, Incorporated and Trustee of Pace College
ROGER M. BLOUGH ................................................................................L.H.D.-January 1964
Chairman of the Board of the United States
Steel Corporation
tJOHN D. BUTT ..................................................................................................LL.D.-June 1964
President of The Buttonwood Corporation and
Trustee of Pace College
JOEL DEAN ......................................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1964
Professor of Business Economics, Columbia University
LOREN C. EISELEY ......................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1964
University Professor of Anthropology and the
History of Science, University of Pennsylvania
CARLOS LACERDA ........................................................................................D.C.L.-June 1964
Governor of the State of Guanabara, Brazil
tSAMUEL D. LEIDESDORF ............................................................................D.C.S.-June 1964
Founding Partner of S. D. Leidesdorf & Co. and
Certified Public Accountant
tMARIANNE CRAIG MOORE ......................................................................L.H.D.-June 1964
Distinguished American Poet
MONROE J. RATHBONE ..........................................................................L.H.D.-January 1965
Chairman, Standard Oil Company (N.J.)
CHARLES H. DYSON '30 ..............................................................................D.C.S.-June 1965
Chairman of the Board of The Dyson-Kissner
Corporation and Trustee of Pace College
tMOSES HADAS ..................................................................................................LL.D.-June 1965
Jay Professor of Greek at Columbia University
FREDERICK R. KAPPEL ................................................................................LL.D.-June 1965
Chairman of the Board of American Telephone and
Telegraph Company
JAMES F. OATES, JR . ....................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1965
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
of The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
tJAMES E. ALLEN, JR . ..................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1966
Commissioner of Education
President of the University of the State of New York
ALEXANDER BALTZLY ................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1966
Adjunct Professor of Social Sciences, Pace College
HAROLD BLANCKE '25 ................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1966
Chairman of the Board of Celanese Corporation
of America
CARL W. BUCHHEISTER ..............................................................................LL.D.-June 1966
LUIS A. FERRE ................................................................................................D.C.L.-June 1966
Partner, Ferre Industries
GEORGE CHAMPION ..........................................................................L.H.D.-December 1966
Chairman of the Board of The Chase Manhattan Bank
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HUBERT H. HUMPHREY ....................................................................D.C.L.-December 1966
The Vice President of the United States
JOHN V. LINDSAY ..............................................................................D.C.L.-December 1966
The Mayor of the City of New York
tSAMUEL MILLER ....................................................................................LL.D.-December 1966
Partner, Scribner & Miller
Chairman, Board of Trustees of Pace College
THOMAS J. WATSON, JR . ......................................................................L.H.D.-January 1967
Chairman of the Board of International
Business Machines Corporation
GEORGE PIERCE BAKER ............................................................................LL.D.-June 1967
Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration and
George Fisher Baker Professor of Administration,
Harvard University
LEO CHERNE ....................................................................................................LL.D.-June 1967
Executive Director, The Research Institute of America
PAUL HORGAN ..............................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1967
Distinguished American Author and Historian
WALTER A. McCADDEN ........... .................................................................... D.C.S.-June 1967
Comptroller, The International Nickel Company
of Canada, Limited
ROBERT C. WEAVER ....................................................................................D.C.L.-June 1967
Secretary, Department of Housing and Urban Development
WILLIAM L. BUTCHER ..................................................................................LL.D.-June 1968
Chairman, The County Trust Company and Trustee of Pace College
DAVID M. HEYMAN ......................................................................................LL.D.-June 1968
President, New York Foundation
HOWARD E. JACKSON ..................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1968
Consultant, W. C. Heaton & Company
Trustee, Pace College
JOSEPH W. McGOVERN ..............................................................................D.C.L.-June 1968
Chancellor, the Board of Regents of the
University of the State of New York
CONSTANCE McLAUGHLIN GREEN ......................................................L.H.D.-June 1968
Distinguished American Historian and Pulitzer Prize Winner
CAROL K. PFORZHEIMER ..........................................................................L.H.D.-June 1968
President, Westchester Council of Social Agencies
AUSTIN J. TOBIN ..........................................................................................D.C.L.-June 1968
Executive Director, the Port of New York Authority
JAMES A. LINEN ......................................................................................L.H.D.-January 1969
President, Time Inc.
GEORGE L. BOWEN ......................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1969
Doctor of Medicine and Trustee of Pace College
CHAUNCEY W. COOK ..................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1969
Chairman and Chief Executive, General Foods Corporation
CHARLES W. FROESSEL ................................................................................LL.D.-June 1969
Chairman of the Board of Trustees,
New York Law School and Trustee, Pace College
GABRIEL HAUGE ..........................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1969
President, Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company .
THOMAS B. HOGAN ....................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1969
Partner, Haskins & Sells
Trustee, Pace College
GARDNER D. STOUT ..................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1969
President, American Museum of Natural History
PAUL WEISS ....................................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1969
Sterling Professor of Philosophy, Yale University
CHARLES A. AGEMIAN ................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1970
Chairman of the Board, Garden State National Bank
Trustee of Pace College
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AMYAS AMES ..................................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1970
Chairman of the Board of Lincoln Center
for the Performing Arts
DAVID R. BREIEN ..........................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1970
Vice President-Treasurer, Hoover Worldwide Corporation;
Trustee of Pace College and New York Law School
BOB HOPE ..........................................................................................................LL.D.-June 1970
Comedian and Humanitarian
NATHANIEL L. GOLDSTEIN ......................................................................D.C.L.-June 1970
Senior Partner, Goldstein. Judd & Gurfein
Trustee of New York Law School and Pace College
TERENCE CARDINAL COOKE ......................................................L.H.D.-September 1970
Archbishop of New York
REINHOLD DREHER ............................................................................D.C.S.-September 1970
Trustee of the Louis Calder Foundation
tJACKIE ROBINSON ..............................................................................D.C.L.-September 1970
Member of Baseball Hall of Fame, and
Chairman Freedom National Bank
t.NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER ..................................................................L.H.D.-October 1970
Governor of the State of New York
DAVID ROCKEFELLER ........................................................................LL.D.-November 1970
Chairman, Chase Manhattan Bank
ARTHUR LEVITT ......................................................................................D.C.L.-January 1971
Comptroller of the State of New York
tBENNETT CERF ............................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1971
Founder, Random House
JOHN W. GARDNER ....................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1971
Chairman, Common Cause
JAMES M. HESTER ........................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1971
President, New York University
ROLPH T. MARSH ............................................................................................LL.D.-June 1971
Professor Emeritus in Residence (Law)
EDWIN G. MICHAELJAN ............................................................................D.C.L.-June 1971
County Executive for Westchester County
CARL A. MORSE ..............................................................................................LL.D.-June 1971
Chairman, Carl A. Morse, Inc.
WILLIAM S. RENCHARD ............................................................................D.C.S.-June 1971
Chairman, Chemical Bank
SYLVESTER C. SMITH, JR . ..........................................................................LL.D.-June 1971
Trustee and President, New York Law School;
Trustee, Pace College; Counsel, Carpenter, Bennett & Morrisey
HAROLD L. FIERMAN ............................................................................LL.D.-October 1971
Senior Partner, Kay Scholer, Fierman, Hays and Handler
ALFREDA J. GEIGER ..............................................................................D.C.S.-October 1971
Professor Emeritus in Residence
(Secretarial Studies and Business Education)
MILTON JONAS '50 ..................................................................................D.C.L.-October 1971
Assemblyman for the State of New York,
10th Assembly District
ERNEST L. BOYER ........................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1972
Chancellor of the State University of New York
LEE S. BICKMORE ..........................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1972
Chairman, Nabisco, Inc. and Trustee, Pace College
DOROTHY I. HEIGHT ..................................................................................D.C.L.-June 1972
National President of the National Council of Negro Women, Inc.
ADA LOUISE HUXTABLE ............................................................................L.H.D.-June 1972
Architecture Critic, The New York Times; Pulitzer Prize 1970
GARSON MEYER ............................................................................................D.C.L.-June 1972
Chairman, New York State Office for the Aging;
Chairman, Presidential Task Force on the Aging
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1. M. PEI ..............................................................................................................LL.D.-June 1972
Partner, I. M. Pei & Partners, Architects
PAUL P. RAO ....................................................................................................LL.D.-June 1972
Judge, United States Customs Court
GIUSEPPE LUPIS ........................................................................................LL.D.-October 1972
Minister of the Italian Merchant Marine
DONALD T. REGAN ....................................................................................D.C.S.-April 1973
Chairman, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
STANLEY C. ANDERSON '49 ........................................................................D.C.S.-June 1973
Vice President-Finance, Johnson & Johnson;
President. Pace Alumni Association
SAUL FROMKES ..............................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1973
President, City Title Insurance Company
BETTY FURNESS ............................................................................................D.C.L.-June 1973
Commissioner, Department of Consumer Affairs for the City of New York
WILLIAM J. McGILL ....................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1973
President, Columbia University
JOHN H. MILLIKIN ..........................................................................................LL.D.-June 1973
Senior Vice President and Chairman
of the Advisory Committee, Bankers Trust Company
GREGORY NUGENT. F.S.C . ........................................................................L.H.D.-June 1973
President, Manhattan College
MICHAEL SCHIMMEL ..................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1973
Senior Partner, (Retired)
Michael Schimmel & Co.
ALICE TULLY ..................................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1973
Chairman of the Board,
Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center
WALTER B. WRISTON ..................................................................................D.C.S.-April 1974
Chairman, First National City Bank
ABRAHAM DAVID BEAME ........................................................................D.C.L.-June 1974
Mayor, City of New York
LOUIS J. LEFKOWITZ ....................................................................................D.C.L.-June 1974
Attorney General for the State of New York
WILLIAM F. McALOON ................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1974
Vice President and Dean, Pace University
in Westchester 1963-1972
JOHN R. OPEL ..................................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1974
President, IBM Corporation
MARTHA PETERSON ....................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1974
President, Barnard College
JULIUS RUDEL ................................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1974
Director, New York City Opera
ELIZABETH SCHOLTZ ..................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1974
Director, Brooklyn Botanic Garden
NATHAN W. WENTWORTH ........................................................................D.C.S.-June 1974
Chairman of the Board, The Continental Corporation
SAMUEL H. WOOLLEY ..................................................................................LL.D.-June 1974
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer,
Bank of New York Company, Inc.
CARYL P. HASKINS ..................................................................................L.L.D.-October 1974
President, Carnegie Foundation
JOHN B. M. PLACE ........................................................................................D.C.S.-April 1975
Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer,
The Anaconda Company
GEORGE R. BITTERLY ..................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1975
Deputy General Manager,
The Bank of Tokyo, Ltd. and
Senior Vice President,
Bank of Tokyo Trust Company
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JOSEPH S. HERBERT ..................................................................................D.C.L.-June 1975
Senior Partner, Joseph S. Herbert & Company
WILLIAM E. HUMPHREYS ..........................................................................D.C.L.-June 1975
Senior Vice President (Retired),
Bonwit Teller
JOHN H. KNOWLES, M.D . ..........................................................................L.H.D.-June 1975
President and Trustee of
The Rockefeller Foundation
EDWARD J. NOHA ........................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1975
.Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
CNA Insurance Operations
MARTHA REDFIELD WALLACE ................................................................LL.D.-June 1975
Vice President and Executive Director
The Henry Luce Foundation
JOSEPH C. INDELICATO, M.D .............................................................L.H.D.-October 1975
Member, N.Y. State Board of Regents
RAWLEIGH WARNER, JR ...........................................................................D.C.S.-April 1976
Chairman. Mobil Oil Corporation
MRS. O. W. CASPERSEN ............................................................................L.H.D.-June 1976
President, The Caspersen Foundation for Aid
to Health and Education, Inc.
WILLIAM M. ELLINGHAUS ........................................................................LL.D.-June 1976
Vice Chairman
American Telephone and Telegraph Co.
THOMAS R. HORTON ..................................................................................LL.D.-June 1976
Director of University Relations
International Business Machines Corporation
RICHARD M. MATTHEWS ........................................................................D.C.S.-June 1976
Dean, Lubin School of Business Administration
Pace University
THE REVEREND GORDON G. POWELL ................................................LL.D.-June 1976
Minister. Christ Church on Quaker Hill
Pawling, New York
JEAN RAY ........................................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1976
President of SOFINA, Belgium
JOHN C. SAWHILL ........................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1976
President, New York University
LOWELL THOMAS ......................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1976
Author, cinerama and TV producer,
Radio and TV commentator
THE HONORABLE HUGH L. CAREY ..................................................LL.D.-October 1976
Governor of the State of New York
MRS. BESSIE GERBER GLASS ................................................................LL.D.-October 1976
C. P. SNOW ..................................................................................................L.H.D.-April 1976
Author, Scientist. Philosopher, Commentator
FRANK T. CARY ..........................................................................................D.C.S.-April 1976
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
International Business Machines Corporation
JOHN D. deBUTTS ............................................................................................D.C.S.-May 1977
Chairmen and Chief Executive Officer
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company
ALFRED B. DEL BELLO ................................................................................ LL.D-May 1977
County Executive of Westchester
ARTHUR P. ANTIN .......................................................................................L.H:D.-May 1977
Superintendent of Schools
White Plains City School District
GEORGE W. BONHAM ..................................................................................L.L.D.-June 1977
Editor-in-Chief, Change Magazine
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LEONARD M. GREENE ..................................................................................D.C.L.-June 1977
President
Safe Flight Instrument Corporation
TIMOTHY S. HEALY, S.J ...............................................................................L.H.D.-June 1977
President, Georgetown University
FRANKLIN A. THOMAS ..................................................................................LL.D.-June 1977
President and Chief Executive Officer
Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation
ROBERT GREENE ..........................................................................................D.C.L.-April 1978
Chairman of the East Hudson
Parkway Authority
Chairman of the East Hudson Parkway Authority
JANE CAHILL PFEIFFER ............................................................................L.H.D.-May 1978
Management Consultant
WILLIAM VINCENT CUDDY ..........................................................................LL.D.-May 1978
Attorney
Cuddy & Fedder
HARRY E. EKBLOM ........................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1978
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
European American Bank
LEON FINLEY ..................................................................................................LL.D.-June 1978
Senior Partner
Finley, Kumble, Wagner, Heine & Underberg
KENNETH W. FRASER ..................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1978
Honorary Trustee
Pace University
THEODORE M. BLACK ..................................................................................L.H.D.-June 1978
Chancellor
New York State Board of Regents
MICHAEL N. CHETKOVICH ..........................................................................LL.D.-June 1978
Managing Partner
Deloitte, Haskins & Sells
THOMAS P. HAWE ..........................................................................................D.C.S.-June 1978
Treasurer
Norton Simon, Inc.
DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN ..............................................................LL.D.-January 1979
United States Senator
JOSEPH F. CULLMAN 3RD ..........................................................................D.C.S.-April 1979
Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Board
Philip Morris Incorporated
MOTHER MARY DOLORES HAYES, R.D.C . ............................................L.H.D.-May 1979
General Treasurer
Sisters of the Divine Compassion
FRANK JOSEPH SHAKESPEARE ..................................................................D.C.S.-May 1979
President
RKO General, Incorporated
LOUIS S. AUCHINCLOSS ..............................................................................L.H.D.-June 1979
Novelist, Partner
Hawkins, Delafield and Wood
MALCOLM S. FORBES ......................................................................................LL.D.-June 1979
President and Editor-in-Chief
Forbes, Magazine, Incorporated
VIRGINIA A. HENDERSON ..........................................................................L.H.D.-June 1979
Research Assistant Emeritus
Yale University School of Nursing
WILLIAM G. SHARWELL ..............................................................................LL.D.-June 1979
Vice Chairman, Pace University Board of Trustees
Vice President, American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
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WILLIAM H. MULLIGAN ..............................................................................LL.D.-June 1979
Circuit Judge
United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuil
THOMAS A. MURPHY ..................................................................................D.C.S.-April 1980
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
General Motors Corporation
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*Charles A. Agemian
Arthur P. Antin
Bernadette Bartels
Aniello A. Bianco
*Lee S. Bickmore
*George L. Bowen
David R. Breien
Sr. Loretta Carey
John G. Carolin
E. Virgil Conway
tCharles H. Dyson
Stephen C. Eyre
*Kenneth W. Fraser
C. Gerald Goldsmith
John C. Haley
*Sr. Mary Joan Haley
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Thomas B. Hogan, Chairman
Thomas R. Horton
**William E. Humphreys
Frances M. Kelly
Lydia Essrog Kess
John L. Kidde
William B. Lawless
*Gustav O. Lienhard
Joseph I. Lubin
Anthony J. Marano
*Wayne C. Marks
**Edwin G. Michaelian
Donald L. Miller
**Carl A. Morse
Edward J. Mortola
Edward J. Noha
Robert S. Pace
*Everett J. Penny
*Herbert V. Peterson
*Carol Pforzheimer
Francis C. Rooney, Jr.
Robert M. Schaeberle
*Michael Schimmel
William G. Sharwell
William Shaw
*Edward L. Steiniger
*James P. Stewart
*John V. Thornton
*Keith Urmy
Charles J. Urstadt
Warren D. Watts
Ivor A. Whitson
UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION
Edward J. Mortola, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., L.H.D., LL.D., Litt.D. ...... ... _...... President
J. S. Schiff, B.B.A., M.B.A., Ph.D. _..... _..... ._ .......... ....._._.. Executive Vice President
Thomas P. Robinson, B.A., M.A., Ph.D... .... .. Vice President for Academic Affairs
David R. Breien, B.A., D.C.S . .......................................................................Treasurer
Phyllis Mount, B.A ............................................................................................... Secretary
Paul Magali, B.B.A., M.B.A., CPA .............. Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Edward B. Kenny, A.B., M.Ed., Ed.D .....................................Vice President and Dean,
The College of White Plains
Robert E. Christin, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. ............................................ Vice President
George F. Knerr, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. .. .............. Vice President for Facilities Planning
and Development
Stanley H. Mullin, B.A., M.B.A., Ph.D. ............ ...... Vice President for University and
Community Relations
Ewald B Nyquist, B.S., Ph.D., LL.D., L.H.D., D.C.L.......... .. Vice President for
Academic Development
Miriam L. Moran, R.D.C., B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Vice President for University Admissions
Peter W. Fazzolare, B.A., M.A. .. _ ........... _.. Vice President for Institutional Services
Kathryn L. Ekirch, B.A . ......................... Assistant Vice President for University and
Community Relations, Pleasantville/Briarcliff Campus
Peter X. Finnerty, B.S ........................... Assistant Vice President for Alumni Relations
and Athletics
Robert Hoffstein, B.A. - ............................................................... Assistant Vice President
University Research & Special Projects
J. William Nystrom, B.A., M.A., Ph.D .................. Executive Assistant to the President
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PACE ALMA MATER
Alma Mater, hearts and voices sing to thee our everlasting praise;
Each and every heart rejoices at the thought of happy days.
Pace, Oh Pace, we'll ne'er forget you, nor the friends we hold so dear;
Memories will linger ever and will brighten coming years.
Alma Mater, stand forever, love is strong as we go marching by;
So to thee, we raise our voices with your standard held on high.
Pace, Oh Pace, we'll ever follow where thy beacons show the way;
True to thee we'll be forever as we labor day by day.
THE CREED OF AN ALUMNUS
WE BELIEVE that the relationship of the alumnus
with his alma mater begins with the
first day of college and continues ever-
lastingly.
WE BELIEVE that this union of the college and its
alumni must be founded on mutual
respect, service, and support, each one
to the other.
WE BELIEVE that success of the individual is an
accomplishment of the goals of the
college and we, therefore, dedicate
ourselves not only to the advancement
of our personal goals but also those
of our college, and of our fellow
alumni individually and collectively.
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