Seattle University - Aegis Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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who’s who Chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership and activities, thirty Seattle University seniors were selected for the National Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. These students were nominated by their fellow seniors and the faculty for this honor. The one member not pictured below is Maurice Oaksmith. Beverly Beswick Noel Brown Robert Bruck Maureen Cain William Cammarano Barbara Cole Santos Contreras Leo Costello Brian Cullerton Patricia Dennehy Jack Eng Mary Ellen Flynn Patrick Galbraith James Harney Timothy Healy Helen Hoolahan Harry Hungerbuhler Bob Lydum Patrick Martin Lynne O'Neill Mary Petri Edmund Raftis Mark Ruljancich Richard Rusch Charles Schaaf Leo Shahon Ray Weber Ronald Wills 14

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1957 commencement At Seattle University's 1957 commencement exercises The Most Rev. Thomas A. Connolly presented honorary degrees to three prominent Americans. The Very Rev. A. A. Lemieux, S.J., read the accompanying citations to Bishop Gill for his outstanding personal ability to assume the trust of the sacred word of God while holding the trust of social responsibility, to Mr. Allen for his distinguished ability to meet challenge and crises in a striving and progressive business world, for his far-sightedness and vision in advancing the frontiers of air power, for his singular contribution to and enduring faith in the Northwest.' Mr. Casey was honored for his inspiring example of resourcefulness and economic leadership, for his insistence on high Christian standards in the conduct of his business, for his personal virtues of humility and devotion. The Most Rev. Thomas E. Gill, auxiliary bishop of Seattle; William M. Allen, president of Boeing Airplane Company; the Most Rev. Thomas A. Connolly, archbishop of Seattle; James E. Casey of New York, president of United Parcel Service, and the Very Rev. A. A. Lemieux, S.J., president of Seattle University.

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Bob Bruck President The activities of the senior class were directed by Bob Bruck this year. Working under his direction were Vice-president Ray Weber, Secretary, Joey Beswick and Treasurer, Jim Navone. The class co-sponsored the Vets' Club Senior Dance on April 19, but the highlight of the year was the Senior Breakfast on May 25. It was held at the Seattle Tennis Club, and many seniors with their families and guests attended. The senior men chose Beverly (Joey) Beswick, Barbara Cole, and Margaret Di Julio to represent their class in the Homecoming court. Ray Wober Vice-president Joey Beswick Secretary Jim Navone Treasurer