WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT

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fEBRUARY 4, 1960

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BOARD OF GOVERNORS

HON. LEONARD WOODCOCK, Chairman

HON. BENJAMIN D. BURD,ICK

HON. DeWITT T. BURTON

HON. MICHAEL FERENCE, JR.

HON. JEAN McKEE

HON. CLAIR A. WHITE

HON. LYNN M. BARTLETT, Ex Officio

------- COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE

William M. Borgman

Richa'rd 1:. Collins

F. Morse Cooke

Arthur J. Dolsen

Robert O. Eskola

Robert W. Grant

Evelyn E. Holtorf

Thelma G. James

Alfred C. Lamb

Leonard Leone

J. Don' Marsh

Don H. Palmer

Va Iter Poole

Richard H~,Schell

Viola Sturges Schell

Mary JClne Sherwood , ,

Homer D. Strong

John C.' Sullivan

Harold E. Tallman

Elsie W. Townsend

Elizabeth Platt Tschaeche

Frank X. Tuohey

Robert Vervinck

Howard M. Hess, Chairman

Harold E. Stewart, Vice Chairman

Rupert i.. Cortright, Marshal

,The soloist is a member of Wayne State University Concert Choir

The Wayne State University Orchestra under the direction of Va Iter Poole

Citations for Honorary Degree Candidates wriHen by Thelma G. James

The marshals and ushers serving during this commencement exercise are

undergraduate students of the University

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HYMN TO WAYNE

To thee, our Alma Mater,

"Homage we bting,.

Brave hearts raise grateful voices Thy praise to sing.

Young art thou, young and strong~

Renowned shalt thou live, and long~

Honors to thee will throng-

And Fame to thee cling.

We laud thee, Alma Mater,

Guardian of Right.

Thou art our guide, our mentor-

Thy name shines bright.

Keep Learning's light aflame,

And hold Tr~th a sacred name,

Honor, thy steadfast aim.

All hail to thy mightl

-Nicholas Stanley Oates '29

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,OVERTURE

Academic Festival Brahms

:PROCESSIONAL

The Kaiser March Wagner

(The audience is asked to rise as the academic procession enters and to remain standing until the Invocation has been pronounced.)

THE NATIONAL ANTHEM

JNVOCATION The Reverend Charles C. Jatho, B.A., B.D., St., John's Episcopal Church, Royal Oak

'FOREWORD The Honorable Leonard Woodcock, Chairman,

Wayne State University Board of Governors

THE CONFERRING OF THE HONORARY DEGREES Clarence B. Hilberry, Ph.D., L.H.D., LL.D., Sc.D., President of the University

HYMN TO WAYNE DeTar '27

(The audience is requested to rise for the singing of the Hymn.)

THE CONFERRING OF THE ACADEMIC DEGREES

WELCOME TO THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Elmore E. Pollock, '30, President-Elect, Wayne State University Alumni Association

THE AWARDING OF R.O.T.C. CERTIFICATES

DECLARATION OF CIVIC LOYALTY

Arthur Neef, A.B., J.D., Vice-President and Provost

BENEDICTION

(The audience is requested to rise for the Benediction and to remain standing until the Recessiorial is completed.)

RECESSIONAL Queen of Sheba Gounod

CANDIDATES FOR HONORARY DEGREES .-----

FOR THE HONORARY DEGREES

Leonard Leone, M.A., Chairman, Faculty Committee on Honorary

Degrees

DOCTOR OF ARTS IN SOCIAL WORK

ELIZABETH WILKINS LIVINGSTONE B.A.

Escort: Dean Charles B. Brink

Elizabeth Wilkins Livingstone, a native of Detroit; a grad~ate of Vassar ~ol­lege; since 1952, she has been Direfctor o~ Public Information and Education for the United Community Services 0 Detroit. .

After ten years in business, she has devoted her entire career to the work of the social agencies. Her skillful interpretation of their ~rograms has enabled clients to utilize them more advantageously. For the contributors has come' n.ew undel'standing of human needs and appreciation of the functions of the agencies, and thereby greater financial and volunteer support.

As Detroit has continued to guide the nation in the community conception of the social services, in the wide partici~ation in gathe!ing fun~s for more adequate programs, much credit'must be given to the dedicated, skilled leader-ship of this outstanding citizen.

DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS

OSKAR MARIA GRAF Escort: Professor, Erhard Dabringhaus

Oskar Maria Graf, a native of Germany, si~ce 193~ a reside!'t .of New York City; former President o·f the ~erman-~merlcan, Wrlters~ssoclahon, .and Member of theP.E.N. Club of America, he IS the author of thirty-five novels, volumes of short stories, essays, and poems. .•

His formal education through private studies was !ested and enrlCh~d by a life-experience reflected in his great autobiography Pfls?ners All, as varied and d amatic as that narrated in any of his novels. From his youth he has worked a~ many jobs, tramped and traveled, observed and written. Possessed of a r,!re narrative skill, he is a spinner of tales that grip the r~a~er .for they deal with "blood and earth". His philosophic essays are the d!stillatl~n of clearly c~n­ceived principles; in his poems is the finely tuned musIc ~f his response to .bfe.

Three times a voluntary exile for his courageo~~ resls!ance to the ~azl r~­gime, he was ultimately deprived of his German ~Itlzenshlp, Today, resident In

America, he is a regular contributor to the leadmg newspapers of th~. We.st

G Federal Republic and is honored as one of the greatest writers In erman , ". btl t d • to other modern European letters. As his works contmue to • e rans a ~. In

languages, the universality of his genius gains ever Wider recogmtlon.

nOCTOR OF HUMANITIES

LAWRENCE McKINLEY GOULD B.S., M.A., Sc.D., LL.D., L.H.D. "Escort: Dean Victor A. Rapport

Laurence M~Kinley Gould, a native of Michigan; a graduate of the Univer­sity of Michigan, earning the doctorate in 1921; until 1923, a' member of the faculty; joining the sta.ff of Carleton College as Professor of Geology, he became President in 1945.

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---- CANDIDATES FOR HONORARY DEGREES-Continued

For thirty .years he has participated in the geological exploration of remote earth areas, written books, monographs, and scientific articles on Antarctic problems, and served as Officer and Consultant to the Army Air Forces. During the International Geophysical Year, he has been the Coordinator of Antarctic research programs for twelve nations. Honored by universities, learned societies, and governments as one of this country's most distinguished geophysicists, he serves as a valued member of the boards of philanthropic and scientific founda­tions dedicated to the support of scientific research and to the advancement of teaching.

To the burdens of college administration, he has brought the skill and imagination of his scholarly and scientific work. Under his wise leadership and dedicated concern, Carleton College has become one of the finest private col­leges in the United States, recognized for its high ,academic standards, for its fine student counseling services, and for its successful integration of traditional and experimental educational programs.

ROGER LACEY STEVENS Escort: Dean J. W. Menge

Roger Lacey Stevens, a native of Detroit; one of this country's most successful real estate brokers, he is also, an Organizer of the Producers Theatre and Mem­ber of the Playwright's Producing Company, Broadway's outstanding play producer.

Deeply interested in the problems of. urban re-development, he has helped to change the face of many American cities. His encouragement of a sound combination of private ownership, government cooperation, and functional architecture has eliminated slums and brought new life to blighted areas across the country.

His dedication to the welfare of the American theatre has rarely been matched. For ten year he has backed Shaw and Shakespeare revivals, experimental pro­ductions, and promising young playwrights. The soundness of his judgment and the excellence of his taste are reflected in the many box-office· successes cred­ited to his personal concern with the details of production. But no play he has ever staged exceeds in dramatic interest his own life's portrayal of an American dream - a great business man who is also a distinguished patron of the arts.

DOCTOR OF LAWS

WALTER FREDERICK CAREY B.A.

Escort: Mr. Homer D. Strong

Walter Frederick Carey, a native of Detroit; a graduate of Wayne University in 1926, he is now President of Automobile Carriers, Inc., of Flint, Michigan., For more than thirty years associated with trucking, transport, and carrier' services, he has been President and Board Chairman of the American Truckingl Association, and of the Foundation.

In addition to the heavy demands imposed by his many business enterprises,. he has assumed a full measure of civic responsibility: to his church and its: national affiliates, to the budget work of national philanthropic associations, and to his country as counselor in transportation and traffic safety.

To Wayne State University he has given dedicated leadership: as President of the Alumni Association, Board Chairman of the Wayne University Founda­tion, and of the Alumni Fund. His generous gifts of time and talent have fre­quently taken the equally important but less conspicuous form of wise counser and support to individuals, for projects and programs essential to the growth of the University. The University recognizes with special pride the achievements of one of its most loyal and distinguished alumni.

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CANDIDATES FOR DOCTORAL DEGREES

From the Graduate Division Palmer C. Pilcher, Ph.D., Administrative Officer

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

WALTER ANTHONY ALBERS, JR.; B.S., 1952, M.S., 1954, Wayne State University Dissertation Title: "Observations of Surface Transverse Magnetoresistance Effects on N-Type Germanium!' Adviser: Dr. J. Earl Thomas, Jr.

ROBERT W. BAILEY, B.S., 1954, University of Washington; M.S., 1956, Wayne State University . Dissertation Title: "A, Critical Study of the Separation of Trace Amounts of Chloride, Bromide, and Iodide." Adviser: Dr. David F. Boltz

MARY ANN' CUSACK, B.A., 1952, Manhattanville College of Sacred Heart; M.S., 1953, Columbia University Dissertation Title: "Editorializing in Broadcasting." Adviser: Dr. Paul B. Rickard

NICOLAOS ALKIVIADIS ECONOMOU, Bachelor's Equivalent, 1953, University of Thessaloniki; M.S., 1958, Wayne State University' . Dissertation Title: "Studies on the. Electrocrystcillization of Copper." Adviser:. Dr. Dan Trivich

ROBERT LESTERFULTON~ A.B., 1951, University of Illinois; M.A., 1953, University of Toronto Dissertation Title: "Russel Woods: A Study of a Neighborhood's Initial Re­sponse to Negro Invasion." Adviser: Dr. Albert J. Mayer

SEYMOUR GREENBERG, B.S., 1952, M.S., 1954, University of Miami Dissertation Title: "Conformations of the Cyclooctane Ring." Adviser: Dr. Norman· L. Allinger

PRESLEY D. HOLMES, JR., A.B., 195(), A.M., 1951, University of Michigan . Dissertation Title: "Television Research in the' Teacher-Learning Process."

Adviser: Dr. Paul B. Rickard

WARREN SAUNDERS JONES, B.A., 1948, David Lipscomb College; M.A., 1954, Wayne State University Dissertation Title: "G. C. Brewer: Lecturer, Debater and! Preacher." Adviser: Dr. George V. Bohman

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ROBERT RALPH KIDDER, A.B., 1951, M.A., 1953, Wayne State University Dissertation Title:"A Theory of the Interpretative Approach to Oral Reading." Adviser: Dr. Eugene H. Bahn

GEARY ALLEN McCANDLESS, A.B., 1953, M.A., 1956, Brigham Young UniversitY Dissertation Title: "Differential Thresholds for Frequency in Neuro-Sensory Hearing Loss." Adviser: Dr. John H. Gaeth

FRED MEYER, B.S. (Chem.), 1935, University of Michigan; M.S., 1937, Ph.D., 1941, University of Wisconsin Dissertation Title: "Mixed-Type Partial Differential Equations with Analytic: Coefficients." Adviser: Dr. Yu Why Chen

CLIFFORD ALBERT NAULT, JR., B.A., 1952, M.A., 1954, University of Kansas City Dissertation Title: "Melville's Two-Stranded Novel: An Interpretation of Moby. Dick as an Enactment of Father Mapple's Sermon and the Lesser Prophecies, with an Essay on Melville Interpretation." Adviser: Dr. Chester E. Jorgenson

ANDREW LOUIS REEVES, B.A., 1950, University, Vienna; M.S., 1953, University, Munich Dissertation Title: "Studies on the Biochemical Behavior of Beryllium." Adviser: Dr. Lawrence J. Schroeder

R~SEMARY STARK, Ph.B., 1943, M.A., 1954, University of Detroit Dissertation Title: "An Investigation of Unilateral Cerebral Pathology with Equated Verbal and Visual-Spatial Tasks." Adviser: Dr. Michael M. Reece

ROBERT STEPHEN TOTH, B.A., 1954, M.S., 1956, Wayne State University Dissertation Title: "The Preparation and Electrical Conductivity of Single Crystal Cuprous Oxide." Adviser: Dr. Rein Kilkson

ELEANOR P. WOLF, A.B., 1938, M.A., 1939, Wayne State University Dissertation Title: "Changing Neighborhood: A Study of Racial Transition." Adviser: Dr. Albert J. Mayer

GILBERT ARTHUR YOUNGDALE, B.S., 1954, M.S., 1956, University of Detroit Dissertation Title: "New Aromatic Systems." Adviser: Dr. Norman L. Allinger

.CANDIDATES FOR DOCTORAL DEGREES-Continued

From the College of Education

DOCTOR OF EDUCATION

Francis C. Rosecrance, Ph.D., Dean,

HAROLD WAKELING CRAWFORD, B.S., 1932, Kansas State Agricultural College; M.A., 1944, New York University Dissertation Title: "Organizational Patterns for Industrial Education Pro­grams in Selected Land-Grant Colleges." Adviser: Dr. G. Harold Silvius

DELMO DELLA-DORA, B.S., 1947, University of Michigan·; M.Ed., 1952, Wayne State University . Dissertation Title: "A Comparison of the Personality of Elementary School Teachers and Secondary School Teachers Measured in Terms of Extraversion. Introversion and Progressive-Traditional Attitudes." Adviser: Dr. Ruth Ellsworth

ROBERT EDWARD EATON, A.B. in History, 1949, A.M. in Educ., 1950, Stanford University; M.A., 1957, College of the Pacific Dissertation Title: "Learning Theory and Guidance: Three Case Studies and Their Implications." Adviser: Dr. Mildred Peters

IVO P. GREIF, B.A., 1950, Loras College; M.A., 1955, M.A., 1956, State University of Iowa Dissertation Title: "An Investigation of the Effect of a Distinct Emphasis on Creative and Critical Thinking in Teacher Education-." . Adviser: Dr. Charlotte W. Junge

WENDELL M. HOUGH, JR., B.A. in Ed., 1954, M.A. in Ed., 1955, University of Florida Dissertation Title: "A Documentary Study of Research on the Criteria of Educational Administrative Success." Adviser: Dr. Roland Faunce

CLAIRE COOK IRWIN., A.B., 1941, A.M., 1942, University of Michigan Dissertation Title: "The Doctor of Education Program at Wayne State Uni­versity: An Appraisal of Institutional Aims, Recipient Satisfaction, Faculty Evaluation, and Dissertation Quality." Adviser: Dr. William Reitz

MARY RUTH LeBOW, B.S. in Music Ed., 1936, Kansas State College; M.A., 1947, Teacher College, Columbia University Dissertation Title: "University Organization for the Undergraduate Education of Music Teachers." ' Adviser: Mr. Robert Magee

THANOO SWAENGSUGDI, B.S. in Ed., 1957, M.Ed., 1958, Wayne State University Dissertation Title: "A Study of the Educational Programs of Thai Students in the United States Under the Sponsorship of the International Cooperation Administration- During the 1958-59 Academic Year." Adviser: Dr. Charles Sechrest

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN LAW·-------

From the Law School

MASTER OF LAWS

Claude A. Patalidis

BACHELOR OF LAWS

Muriel Marie Allen Milton R. Braidwood Charles G. Collison Richard Joseph Craig Allan William Gilbert Robert G. Goussy

Jack M. Grimm Robert Gerrie Hodges Kenneth Ian Matheson William R. McFadden Roger W. Roemisch

Arthur Neef, A.B., J.D., Dean

Milton Silverman Karl M. Small Hebert James Starr Alphonse Tabaka Chester O. Zellers

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN ENGINEERING

:from the College of Engineering

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Haim Doron Raymond walter Fleischer

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

William C. Krell William John Letzring, Jr.

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Richard J. Bartek Vernon Charles Kamm

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING MECHANICS

Carl Robert Finkelstein

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

John H. Boll, Jr. Samuel Vukmirovich

Stanley Markoff Kovacheff

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Jack Franklin Elmberg Roger W. Haushalter

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING

Edward George Lovell Larry Axel Phillips

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Alfred Burstein David Emile Casteel George Ralph Charron

James Edward Davis *Robert Currie Kesselring

Richard L. Toma

J. Stuart Johnson, Ph.D., Dean

Edgar Teitell

Norman William Schubring

Bruce Reeve Paxton

Don Herbert Wacker

Howard Stanley Willson

Lee Homer Varner *Harvey Charles Yates

*In the several colleges and schools of the University where it is customary to recognize outstanding achievement with specia' notice, an asterisk before a candidate's name denotes attainment of a high scholastic average. The official list of graduates cited for "distinction" or "high distinction" will be compiled subsequently and their diplomas will carry the appropriate notation. This. practice is not observed in the College of Education or at the Graduate level.

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CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN ENGINEERING - Continued

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

Bruce Philip Davis Roger C. Himes George John LeDuc Frederick Carl Levantrosser

Leonard Ralph Middleton Mario Jose Montenegro C. Mohinder Singh Randhawa William Wesley Sparling

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Guy E. Barre Emil Barthel David Bonin Donald Allan Briggs

*Robert G. Buck

Joseph Frank Cetlinski II August W. Colandrea Traian T. Comsa Frederick William Crall Robert Lee Dave

Leon Robert Dickson, Jr. Joseph Roy Gloss

Jerome Henry Grayson John S. Hagenah Philip Howard Hawkes Hubert H. Huff, Jr. Jerome Michael Idelsohn

Joseph Jankowski, Jr. * John Elson Johnson John Jozefczyk Peter Kirshman Myron Kryzaniwsky

Ernest Robert Lamia Robert Arthur Miller

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

Aleksandar Ajdukovic Alexander Jame. Anderson Charles Robert Jenles Martin K. Magid

Ronald Charles Morketter George Mouradian John Wesley Oliphant Manuel Santos Magno Prado

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS

John William Bush

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN, MECHANICAL ENGlNEERING

Phillip George Arndt Roger Domenic Casagrande James Andrew Denning George O. Hansen, Jr. Leon J. Kaliniec Bohdan Kazewych

Louis Paul Klein J. Edward Kloian Herbert D. Klueger Peter G. Kremlick Donald May Lai Leonard Robert Nautsch

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING

Brent Gerald Calfln Charles Mathew Casper laszlo John Kastura

Robert Wilson Patt,erson Carlos Felipe Rerat

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING PHYSICS

*Richard Daniel Haracz

William Lawrence Talley Edward Peter Tobin August Raymond Zielinski

Dell David Monahan Joseph Nissim Harold Nelson Reid Edward Charles Russell, Jr.

* Jay Francis Snell

Morris Osher Stein Thomas Kent Stone Stanley suddick Ralph B. Sylvester Charles E. Unger

Leonard Raymond Urban

Frank T. skyner Marion Frank Tomczak Richard, Neilson Willey

Joseph Eugene Osso James Edward smagala Stanley F. stefanowski Donald Teweles Thomas John Wain eo

Herbert C. Rezeau, Jr. Robert Hector Titran

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CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN PHARMACY

From the College of Pharmacy Stephen Wilson, Ph.D., Dean

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN PHARMACEUTICAL BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE

Dorothy Louise Gordon Johanna D. Poprzan

BACHELO,R OF SCIENCE IN PHARMACY /",

~ugene Applebaum 1:homas M. Bill Leonard Cheifetz Albert Michael Demchak Gael Marie Driscoll

Stephen Dworzanin John Enokian Donna Christine Fedorak Richard Louis Fleischer

Lester Emil Fouchey Barbara J. Gill Seymour Gold Joseph Gross Donald Kaplan

Gregory Edward Kleedtke Vera Licis Harold McClung Arthur Joseph Preuss

Irwin Rabinowitz David Charles Redman Donald Joseph Roach Richard Walter Rydzewski Richard Donald Taggart

Stephen Tomor John Joseph Wasilewski

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN NURSING

From the College of Nursing

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

Harriett. R. Becker Johnetta Bonner Sister Mary Giles Brinker, R.s.M. Virginia Montague Copeland Ruth Moore Hemphill

Theresa Ignatowski Gladys Dorothy Johnson

Geraldine Alice King Catherine Marie Krachenfels Mary Ann Patricia Krammin Olga Magdaline Lyshak Magdalena Mahdi

Georgiana Middleton Anna R. O'Connor

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

Carol Emary Berger Patricia Lee Blake Jeanie E. Brown Leilani V. Brownlie Rita Dciugirda

Margie Buffington Dozier * Jane Elizabeth Emery

Geraldene Felton Alfred P. Galli Rosemary Gray

Constance Yvonne Haliburton Mary Kathleen Harrison Rose Mary Hinchcliff Doris Jane Anderson Hopkins

Ethel J. Johnson Lillian Florence Johnson Marjorie Ellen Kaminskis Sophia S. Kiselyk Barbara Charlotte Ladendorf

Carol Marie Larson Eleanor Anne Lewis Mary Joan Lowry Loretta M. Martus

*Della McGraw

Margaret Joanne McLaughlin Vera L. McLenn'an

* Arlene Faye Messerschmidt Evelyn A. Newton

Katharine E. Faville, M.S., R.N., Dean

Lois E. O'Kelley Janice Ruth Perry Judith Shearer Helen Curtis Smith Janet Henderson splatt

Fern J. Sturgis Marilyn Walters Youll

Miriam Lundahl Nikkila Maureen A. Nolan Evelyn E. Perdue Joanne Susan Rebar Eunice Leavenworth Ross

Helen B. Ryan Una J. sain June Muriel sangala Marcia Maurine Wales Cleopatra. Walker

Mary Jo Wasilewski Helen Yablonsky

*Harriet Patricia Yount

CAN.DIDATES FOR DEGREES IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

From the School of Business' Administration

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Davendra Ahuja Dobroslav Barta Salona Cleveland Brown Stuart R. Crane Thomas L. DeJarnette O,mer L. Foret

Samuel Clarence Good Nicholas P. Kanios Ihor Wsewolod Kozak Eugene Kuish Lenore B. Littleton Ronald William McCarthy

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Kirkor Acir Robert W. Allen Artin Artinian J. John Baran John Henry Barr Joseph Michael Belanger Ronald Alex Bergeron Donald A. Billington John A. Brooks David Edward Bryant Donald E. Byrne William Ian Cairns

*John D. Carew, Jr. Elrie H. Carpenter Donald Wayne CMson Timothy Michael Catalina Robert E. Cervin ' Roger James Chmiel Clifford John Church Archie Sheppard Clark John Robert Coapman Leon Stephen Cohen Selby L. Cook Walter A. Cope Paul Wilson Cord Harvey David Divens Samuel H. Dorfman Keith William Dunbar Marvin Frederick Eichelbaum Edgar Vincent Ellis Robert Jay Enko Edward Charles Fallon Buddy L. Fisher John Paul Fisher Michael Ivan Fisher Ronald Owen Frame

Aaron Abraham Goldstein Donald E. Gorton William Ray Gully Henry John Hajdas, Jr.

Walter B. Hangstefer Donald Emerson Haskell Joseph C. Hasselwander James Edward Hicks Ted R. Hitchcock Joseph Hoffman Jerold Harvey Hoskow Eugene C. Ihas Thomas Bernard Jacob George John Jakubik Mathias J. Jansen, Jr. Bryant Jenkins, Jr. Lester E. Johnson William James Kerich Jack Sheldon Keystone Thomas Steven Kezhaya Coleman E. Klein William P. Klerekoper Dennis P. Kotenko Alvin Kramer Earl Robert Kreher Donald Elwood Larson

*Michael Armand LaVoie Wayne Lee George W. MacDonald Janet Marie Malinowski Samuel James Mark Theodore H. Mattheiss Edward A. Mayer Phyllis Jean Arnold McGraw Dennis G. MeLampy

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

Armen Asiroglu Richard L. Zumbrunnen

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN

From the College of Liberal Arts

MASTER OF ARTS

Robert Leonard Anderson San Joseph Borg John Alexander Davenport Veronica Boyle Francis Frederick William Haberer Ned Stone Hubbell, ir. Tiberiu Teodor Humita Dorothy Jean Young Huson

Michael Savas Konstantinides Everard Mervyn lofting Barbara Hope Loush Sheldon Murray Meizlish James Albert Miller Jerome John Pryor Dorothy Jeanne Robinson Bernard Rosen

Walter C. Folley, M.S., Sc.D., Dean

Vithalbhai Ravjibhai Patel G. Kenneth Poye Somchai Prugsamatz Richard Carleton Reed Bharatkumar S. Sanghvi

Allen Jay Menuck Richard Frank Miller Reno V. Nave Bruce Harvey Perkers Richard Perry Ramon Louis Poertner Andrew R. Pollack

*Sheldon H. Pringle William Rae Joseph N. Ramage John C. Regner Beatrise Reinholds Irwin Waldemar Richter Norman A. Roberts Hider David Salah John H. Sarvis Harry Raymond Schmoekel Gary Robert Schoettley Gerald Travis Scoggin Abraham Selesny Ervin Joseph Siuda James Leon Staples Harold Stern Robert Clarence Steve Alan W. Stevenson Richard Fred Suhrheinrich Marvin Charles Talberg John F. Townsend Edward Tungerian Edward S. Weaver Homer Ivan Weckerly Gerald Duane White Frank Davis Wooten Robert Alonzo Wright, Jr. John E. Wynne

LIBERAL ARTS Victor A; Rapport, Ph.D., Dean

Ala Isiaslava Rudnitsky Lillian Smerling Siegel Vincent Allyn Solomon Eleanor Ann Taylor Berta Rae Tauber Morton David Weizen Mary Anne Foster Williams

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CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN LIBERAL ARTS - Continued

MASTER OF ARTS IN TEACHING COLLEGE SUBJECTS OR FIELDS

Norbert John Antosiak

MASTER OF SCIENCE

Lubow Chudiak Jerome liner

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

George W. Diab Maria Odette lopez

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN HOME ECONOMICS

Charlotte Antoinette Krippene

MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Alan Frederick Kiepper

BACHELOR OF ARTS

IIva Marie Alessandri Donald Cecil Alexander Anne Amara Stergios P. Andricopoulos Phyllis Antczak

Nancy L. Appel Leo Arkelian Ronald Cameron Arkils Fred Averbuch Bahidja Babbie

Eugene B. Babinski Archie Hall Bailey Leonard Bakman Dorothy Ann Balfe Sargon John Ballo

Rafat Hasan Barghouti Arthur Dean Barrett, Jr. Robert W. K. Bauer Mary Ann Bennane Thomas JC!seph Berry

Joseph R. Blankinship Harriett Louise Blue Ray H. Boman Lorraine Bookstein Darrell Gillman Borgne

Mary Alice Borsos' Sue Ann Boschma Elizabeth Ann Bossow Bernice M. Boswell Robert H. Broom

Beverly A. Brown George Bigelow Brown Donald Herbert Bruehi Patricia Marie Bumford Beverly Ann Bunn

Melvin Burke *David Daniel Burtner Ethel Campbell Frank Richard Cannestra Kenneth A. Carlson

William Herman Lange

George R. Cavanaugh David Walter Chamberlain Harold Hudson Channer Robert G. Clarke, Jr. James H. Cornell

Warren Duane Culver *Margaret A. DaRooge Annie Dusaban DeAsis Diran Robert Demirjian Ronald Edward denBroeder

Richard Alexander Denman I. Lloyd DeYoung, Jr. Eliseo F. DiAmico Gerald Frank DiPaola Allan Edwin Dittmer

Maria Janina Domaszewski Perry Allan Dorsey Harold Joel Dubin Doris R. Robinson Dworkin Leander John Ecola

Mary Eilers Norma Henrietta Esfeld Genevieve Mary Fedorowicz Gisele Feldman Robert A. Fellwock

David John Ferger Martin Findling Eleanor Finlayson Esther M. Ricks Finster Robert James Flores

Donald R. Frabutt Paul J. Frederick Mary H. Galneder Nancy Lee Gibb Gerald L. Gilmore

Clara R. Goldberg Meyer Herzl Goldman

*Shirley Joyce Goldman Robert A. Graham, Jr. Allan Douglas Grant

Jong Jai Whang

Rose Marie Massanet

David Thomas livingston

Carol Ann Grant Theodora Gravila

*Glenda Lee Greenwald William Benedict Grimaudo David Ralph Halabe

*Burchard George Ham David Sellew Hancock Marjorie Ann Hansen Nikolas Forbes Hansen Sharron Lynn Hartley

James L. Harvey Jeannette G. Hays Jack E. Hearth Clyde Hebert Harvey Jerome Hecht

Richard I. Hendra Thomas Arthur Holbrook Avon Nathalie Horowitz Kenneth Arthur Howe Eleanor Ruth Seymour Huhtala

Doris J. Humphrey Miles Alan Hurwitz Robert Nelson Isley Selma M. James Raymond John Jason

Walter Forrest Jenkinson John Wilford Jensen

*Thelma D. Johnson Virginia Phyllis Johnson Thomas E. Johnston

Richard Micheal Jovanovich Diana Lynn Joyner James Glickson Juroe Varoujan Kachadoorian Richard Kandarian

Ita Kanter Anita Karris Gertrude Keblusek Esther Aileen Kestila Alden E. Klungnes

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN LIBERAL ARTS-Continued

Phillip B. Knight, Jr. Suzanne Gail Kohl Taras Harry Kohut Eugene R. Konstant Alan Howard Kroker

Eugene Norris LaBelle Charles Arthur LaGrant Sandra Sue Lange Thomas E. Langelier Joseph Vincent Lauricella

David Stanley Layne *Gerald Marvin Letzer

Freyda Shalamuth Levin Harriet Grace Lewis Samuel Lewis

Helen H. Lieberman Donald Milton Lieberwitz Valentino D. Limonczenko Harvey Neil Litwin Frank William Loafman

John Alan Lofgren John Emmett Long Robert Horen Luscombe Christa Mack Clifton Truman Malone

Rose Stafney Manchester Robert W. Matestic Ralph A. Mattox Thomas William McGavin Robert Kirkman McMain

Marvin Meltzer *Bruce J. Mikel Marilynn Ruth Mikel

*Bernard Mindell Ernest M. Moran

*Paul Morris Gerald B. Moskwa Robert Mulcahy

*G. Eileen Mullen Barbara R. Munn

Leonard Natinsky Victor Jacob Nikkel . Joe Norris, Jr.

*James Norman O'Connor *Edward Charles O'Rourke

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS

*Evelyn Behnan Alfred J. Bochenek Fredric Irving Bogart James L. Clampitt Raymond Leonard· Colby

Lary Gene Ford John Parker Glick

Dean Howard Osgood Thaddeus Anthony Paciorek Robert Murray Pankin Robert J. Pantano Estelle N. Paron

Barbara Ann Peard *Wesley J. Perry, Jr.

Barbara Condon Perusek Barbara M. Phillips Gerald Bernard Pinsky

Sigmund Richard Potocki Lyndon Brode Preston

*Laurence Alden Price Miroslaw Pryjma Daniel M. Pyle

Mitzi Fylise RachlefF Carl Anthony Rasimas Alvin Ellsworth Ray betta Carol Ray John A. Raymond

Gerald Raznick Blanche Reese Stanley Hugo Reeves Warren J. Reynolds Bondetta Vivian Ribbron

Bruce Ronald Riggs Thomas Roy ~omanko

*Maria C. Roth Paul Joseph Ruby Wilma Jean Runyon

*David Hawley Sanford Frederick F. Schaub, Jr. Herschel L. Schlussel Richard F. Schmitt Herbert Schneider

Howard Richard Schofield Eugene Ivan Schuster Faye Harriet Seltzer

* Jeanne Rogers Shaffer William H. Shelley

Kathryn Kerin Sherer James Lowell Sherman Jacqueline Frances Shriner Manuel Silver John H. Silvestri, Jr.

Jacqueline Ethel Green Kenneth F. Halfacre William Robert Harmon Laurence A. Kaiser Jerry Herbert Kline

Stanley Lechtzin

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN HOME ECONOMICS

*Joyce Chiang Leon

BACHELOR OF MUSIC

*William Edward Walrod

Lawrence Sin gal Marvin L. Skore Hartford Smith, Jr. James Howard Smith Wayne James Smith

,Geneva Napoleon Smitherman James Paul Somers James ·P. Spence Diana Batson Spragg Frederick G. Stahl

Benjamin Steinberg Charles Paul Steinmetz Audrie Judith Summers Vesta Elizabeth Svenson

*James J. Swanek

Richard Szumanski Harriet Talan Norman Harold Taylor Esther Tolchin Mary Louise Vann

Orazio Vendittelli Michael Vintzel George Vuckovich Eleanor Ruth Wahlbrinck

*Mary Louise Waldinger

Mary Elizabeth Wallace. John Joseph Wallon, Jr. Terrance L. Washburn Harold Woodward Watts Elaine Last Weingarden

Mariann Kaye Wells Anne Davenport Wheat Beverly Sondra White Fred Thomas Will Frances Thompson Williams

Samuel Jacob Williams Gayle Edward Wilson William E. Wilson Donald Stewart Winer Kenneth A. Winter

David Richard Woodling Norman WoronofF Keith Edward Yandell Eveleigh Delores Zieman

Marian Barbara Lemp Marlene Zimmerman Parks Frederick Albert Sargent

*Grant Wyman Smith Thomas J. Tapert

Raymond G. VarnBuhler

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CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN LIBERAL ARTS - Continued

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Guy Vernon Barnett Eugene Michael Siegelman Joseph Peter Bonanno Burt D. Brent William Andrew Chervenak

Edward King Conroy John Bartholamew Corcoran Patrick J. Costello Norman G. Daoust John Gilbert DeBuck

Barbara Ann Flood Donald Paul Fox Joanne Grace Giovannini Raymond Earl Goodman

John Robert Harris Bertrand Francis Hayes Laurence William Hedlund J. R. Hodson Lynn Alexander Holmes

Richard David Kentala Anthony Peter Kozma, Jr.

*Janet Harrington Kuller *John Hanson Libcke James Richard Lyne

James H. Milford Walter Thomas Momot Mustafa Abdul Munem Thomas E. Murphy

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMISTRY

James Cowan Boag William Hart Geer Robert ·Jurczyszyn

Robert James Milne Marta Nakonecznyj

BACHELOR O'F SCIENCE IN HOME ECONOMICS

Dolores Lyons Clark Shirley D. Denslow

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

Doris L. Moore Geraldine Lorraine Phillips

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Margaret Scoff Fraser Doreene Deanne Hollander

Juliet Moy

BACHELOR OF S,CIENCE IN PHYSICS

Donald Lawrence Crcrwfclnl James Edward Howard

James Kaska.

Michael Philip Myers Julius George Nagy Irving Oleinick Theodore Paul Reed Richard Morton Schiff

Aaron Schneider *Sue Showerman

Herbert Walter Thompson Ronald Richard Trapp Raymond David Travis

John T. Valenti Roger Jay VanWyckhouse Gerald D. Wilson Richard D. Yerian

Mara Ozolins George M. J. Slusarczuk

Catherine J. VanDusen

Ernestine Rice

Patricia Irene Parker

J. R. Phipps

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN EDUCATION

From the College of Education

MASTER OF EDUCATION

James W. Abercrombie Eldridge M. Afdahl Martin Agegian Rietto M. Ahearn Frank S. Aiello

Ernest John Alden Jacqueline Annette Allen Marcia L. Allen Juanita E. Arndt Lincoln Avery

Paul R. Baker Mary Ann Barbish Sister Mary Justa Becker, O.S.F. Pearl Bernstein Nancy Jean Howe Bielby

John David Bishop Wayne Irwin Bolden Gertrude D. Bonk Nadene ·E. Borsvold Norman James Brady

Francis C. Rosecrance, Ph.D., Dean

Mary M. W. Branson Ann Eleanor Braverman Dorothy Graves Brown H. Roderick Bryan Herman William Bryant

James Elden Burnett Annie Ruth Burns Pauline Pershing Bussell John Anderson Cade Georgia Caddell

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN EDUCATION-Continued

John J. Cahill Audrea B. Calloway Margaret Irene Cameron John Louis Carlson Annie McKenzie Cathey

Evelyn Steiner Chaffee Guy Kirk Chambers David Palmer Chandler Udomrat Chemsri Theofania Chiviges

Mildred Cislo William Harrison Clark Maurice H. Close Margaret Brader Collins John C. Comer, Jr.

Richard Allen Coolman James D.Cooney Elneta Annette Cooper William Lafayette Craig, Jr. James J. Cranny

Patricia Stevenson Crary Lewis Albert Crew Donald Robert Criner Annie H. Crouter Doris Hawley Cruickshank

Joanne Lee Curnow Garvella D' Abreu Donald H. Daggy Sabatina Clare Danti John Edward DeWald

Nicholas Dombrowski Jack Downing Irma Ecklund Marporie Moffit Edmonds Hadley D. Edwards

Margaret Eller Lawrence Ellison Benjamin Ellsworth Edgar Philp Emerson Elizabeth M. Ervine

Russell Fredrick Estabrook Helen H. Even Lemuel Richard Farwell Elizabeth A. Ferguson Robert L. Finley

DOllald Gary Fowler Fern Louise Freeman Robert Semon Freeman Verald Jack Garden Samuel Peter Giammarinar

Eugene Mason Gilmer, Sr. Victor A. Gizoni Winfried Martin Graebner Hugh James Graham Louis A. Graves

Edwin T. Gray Havious Vinson Green Eric Greenbaum Bernice N. Greenberg George Hiram Grimes

William H. Hackett William E. Hadsell Arthur George Haggis, Jr. Julia Handy Alice A. Hanson

Betty Alberta Hanson Cisroe J. Haralson Robert E. Harding Fernanda Hurtubise Hart Frank E. Hasse

Ernestine Fears Hawkins Helen Mavis Haynes Edith Jones Haywood Lucille Budds Helmich' Junior Albert Henning

Richard T. Herbel Leslie Douglas Holdsworth Gwendolyn R. Holmes Dorothea Robinson Horton Vernon T. Hossack

Roberta V. Hughes H. Rhodes Hundley Dorothy B. Hunter Bessie Hysni David L. Irwin

Emma Price Jackson William Thomas Jaeck Arthur Wilhelm Jalkanen James William Jambas David T. James, Jr.

Arthur C. Johnson, Jr. Betty Wohlberg Jones Chancey Orr Jones Charlie Preston Jones, Jr. Garland Henry Joyce

Roy G. Kaiser Joseph Kazakevich, Jr. John Wilfred Keinert Jenine Ernestine Kemp Mary Frances Kettle

Louis Gleed King Ruth Alma Kirschke Gregory A. Knas Warren Joy Knopsnider John Anthony Kushner

Anne Crossley Lampe Gloria Bernece Larsen William Joseph Lavey Frank E. Leiderman Herbert Lane Lewis

Albert Owen Lilly Shirley Elizabeth Lofback Robert C. Longe Robert Joseph Lucas John W. Macier

Clinton G. Maki Sally Pearl Mallory Margaret Maloney Thomas Jefferson Marbury Phillip Applin Mark

Helen A. Martellock Beverly Joseph Martin , Vincent D. Martin Ferne W. Martineau Thomas Mason

Ernest G. Matchulat Bertha Beyer Mathews Margaret Johnson McCall George Kenneth McCuistion Ella McDonald

Mary E. McGinley Eddie McGloin Jeanne S. Mcintosh Dorothy M. McNair Gerald Francis McUsic

Pies Jacob Meeks Jeanette Melick Delphine Marie Midura Adelaide F. Miller Gordon F. Miller

Lucy Selden Miller Mary C. Miller Marjorie Thompson Mitchell Robert W. Morehead Florence Harris Morriss

Sister Maura Morrissey, I.H.M. Richard H. Neal Donald J; Nelson Kenneth R. Newlon John Irvin Nichols

Oberdan L. Nicolanti Bonnie Johnson Norman Gerald G. Nowacek Arlene Rockelman Oakley Exie Marie Ochier

Bernard Donald Okin Myrna Mae F. Orava Emily M.' O'Reilly Sister M. Petra Paquette Ratnaprabha D. Patel

Eric Earl Payton Albert O. Pearson Catherine Perakis Audrey E. Perry Dorothy Cone Peterson

Mayfield Peterson Patricia Baylor Peterson Mildred Pewitt Patricia Jean Phenix William Patrick Phenix

Cristina Manongdo Piana George Pierce Edward F. Piotrowski Ann EII~n Porter, Robert Dean Posegate

Ralph Alfred Postler Bradford L. Potter Thelma Estell Powell Priscilla Yuhasz Preston Muchalin Punyupakara

Margaret A. Rasey Dolores H. Rayburn Catherine Robinson Reed Mary Patricia Rees Dora Miller Reid

Howard E. Reilly Carl Thomas Renton John A. Reynolds, Jr., Mildred Inez C. Richardson Joseph A. Rioux

Bruce 8. Roberts Earl LeRoy Robison Elizabeth H. Rochell John Joseph Rogers Patrick Joseph Rollins

CANDIDATES FOR' DEGREES IN EDUCATION--Continued

Carmen Wayne Root Shirley Ann Barton Roskopf Kathryne D. Russell Prapat Saengwanit George Stephen Saffian

Marion C. Sapp George Peter Savatsky Samuel Maurice Scammon Ladene Dorene Schachingar Althea Scherer

Charles P. Schoch Werner H. Schoenknecht Mattie M. Scholin Louise K. Schumacher Hugh J. Scott

Harold H. Seeman, Jr. Jeannette Sundwick Sanob Donald Paul Sharp Annie Stickney Shelton Sophie Essa Skoney

Robert W. Smilay Mary D. Smith Shirley Wickson Smith Alma J. Snider Elizabeth W. Standley

MASTER OF ARTS

Graham K. Andrews Maureen Ann Bailey Norman Dennis Britten

Gerald Stann Adam Stecher Mary Ann Stellema Theodore Harry Striewski David W. Strom

Danuta Stypinski Ekachai Suntornpong Steven Szabo Samorn Tansathit Elnora J. Taylor

, Dolores Ann Thomas Alta Gwendolyn ,Thornton Pauline J. Todd Maxine M. Toth Conalee Trepeck

Snarnjit Tummakul Lee Junius Turner Edward Samuel Tyler Etheldria Doll Varner Louise Vaughan

Elizabeth Ellen Verdow Frederick Allen Voda Iva N. Vidaver Loran Duane Volland Helen A. Vozka

Harold Dean Esler Sharon Zaratha Hecht Thomas Ernest Jones

BACHELOR OR ARTS IN EDUCATION

Pamela Foryst Bell William Henry Block Paul Louis Blumenfeld Evangeline Martha Bub Eva Cohen

Gerald Stephen Craddock May S. Davidson Joan Enright Marc Edward Ferrand E$ta Seibort Finney

,Aletha Helen flynn Helen Dolores Ray tis Frizzo Carolyn Lareda Fuller Gayle R. German Vicki Harriet Marston GoldbaulII

Diana Rose Woods

Alicia Gonzalez R Nancy Gertrude Goslow Samuel Duncan Hall Raymond Edgar Hardesty Carl Thomas Hawkins

Mildred Ronelta Hunt Shirley B. Johnston Deloris Rochelle Jordan Deloris Elizabeth 8ruetsch Kaisman Anne Judith Klarman

Marjorie Artheia Lake Thelma Chaffin Mabry Betty Davis Meyers Victoria C. Nelson Peter Nicholas

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN' EDUCATION

Jo-Lynne Abrahams Arleen Ruth Abrams Beverly Adams Lillian Sylvia Adler Rudolph A. Africh

Ann Jensen Allen Catherine A. Allen Katherine Virginia Penn Anderson Patricia Delores Anderson Gertrude Marie Apt

Dorothy Deborah Ashley Carol Smith Asman Joscelyn L. A. Bailey Jessie M. Baker Peter Baldori

Steve Michael Banch Nancy Ruth Bank Della Lee Killough Bantau Joyceann Barko Aleta D. Beck

Margaret V. Vroman Mary Anne Wade Frances Jean Waggoner James Wahla Jerry Lee Walker

Marjorie S. Warren Marian J. Martin Watts Ollie Davis Webb Calvin A. Webster Steadley S. Webster

Albert Herrington Werden Joyce,Williams Wiese Robert Stanley Wilkinson Olla Belle Wilcox Wilson James Andrew Wiltz

Mabel Turner Wimberly Bruce Dale Wolck E. Arthur Woodhouse, Jr. Lacy Donald Woody Julian C. Wyche

Charles F. Yearn Geraldine York Elizabeth Zalewski Irene Pawlowski Zdral Josoph Alphonse Zukowski

Mary Rosella Rhoades Alexander Skorina Floyd Milton Wylie

Catherine Berenholc Page Valentina Ona Pajaujis Amy Louise Parker Marilyn J. Ralph J. Edward Richburg

Lina Cerda Martinez Romero Khingkhan Sarayodhin Richard Simmons Alice Marie Simpkins Norton Spencer

Faye R. Starr Joan Machin Toy Olimpia Vlad Nancy June R. Willner Barbara Jean Woloveck

Gloria Elsie Back Yukiko Numata Bedford Evelyn Bell Anna Marie Bauer Benich Merilyn Ann U'Ren Bentley

Bettye Thelma Bland Dorothy Blass Norman L. Bledsoe Miriam Elizabeth Bloom Sophia Sofian Boan

C~NDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN EDUCATION-Continued

Fredrick John Boldt, Jr. Doris M. Bowen Shaker Brackett Judith Goldman Brady Essie Mae Brannon

Hazel Long Brighton Bertha F. Brotman 'Beverly June Brown Lawrence Franklin Brunke Marilyn LaDonne Burnley

Esther Roush Bush Lillian Rutherford Butler Martha G. Butler Terry Joseph Byrnes James L. Cain, Jr.

Judith Carol Calfin Beatrice Laidlaw Carlisle Jacqueline Alese Carroll Eleanor L. Carter Margaret Electa Roach Carter

Anthony Catallo Judith Ann Chamberlain Susan Novitz Chapnick Robert D. Cherry Dante Vincent Chinni

Richard Christian Theresa V. Cizewski Beulah G. White Clancy Richard Delbert Clark Leon Morris Clarke

Rlsha Gail Cohen Robert Morton Cohn Amy Marie Collier Carolyn Ruth Colter Joan Lee Colwell

Wanda L. Conlan Norma Lee Cook David Briggs Cooper David G. Cooper Vivienne Bass Cooper

Judith Elaine Copley Vivian Roberta Cornell Jack Crittendon Isabelle M. Crowley Margaret M. Dales

Geneva B. Damron Lo~ie Capeling Davidson William Dexter Davidson, Jr; Lucille S. DeGroodt Chomp'oo Devahastin

Richard P. Didur Larry E. Dittmar Shirley M. Dixon Ethel M. H. Docherty Dorothee Clark Doliber

Frances Mary Donley Lois Ann Dorr Barbara Lenora Dotten Georgina M. Draker Sally K. Duffy

Lula Jean Ealy Harriet Anne Eastman William Howard Ebert Ernestine Edwards George Eklund

Frances Ethel Eldis Lillian Frances Elson Donald Harold Engel Charles K. English Doris Anne Adams Ensley

Carole Oleksak Eppler Gerald John Ernatt Roy Edward Ernst Gertrude Louise Evans Larry Robert Evans

Lola R. Evan. Daniel Evola george B. Fagan Ruth McCormack Farrell Barbara Booth Fears

Richard P. Fedchenko Doris M. Fellows Bede Deborah Feuerman Hildegarde Fichtner Carol Lee Field

Doris M. Fleming Marguerite L. Foster Nettie Pearle Fouts Leond C. Francis Celeste Fran k

Jewel Freeman Anne E. Matson Friedeberg Minnie H. Fringer Thomas Jay Fudold Charlotte J. Fuller

Beulah H. Gaines Dorothy B. Deering Garbutt Diane Ruth Garner Mabel Libert Gee Catherine Margaret Gibbs

Susan Scott Gillis Evelynne Moore Girard Gladys McKee Godfrey Elaine Ruth Gooel Ruth C. Grace

Kathleen J. Graham Phyllis Ann Green Jane Ashmore Grenard Lydia S. Grey Doris Regis Grimwood

Barbara L. Gross Louise D. Guire June Halavan Edward Charles Hamel Donna Holgerson Harris

Robert Allen Harris Richard Wray Harrison A. Alberta Hartman George C. Havlena Mary Patterson Hawkins

Marsha Lynne Helium Mildred G. Helser lIa Shrader Henry Eula Marie Herald Aaron Luvelle Hicks

Virginia B. Hill Anna Marie HiUey Dorothy B. Hills Barbara Ann Hirst Marie Hluchaniuk

Edith Hochler Nancy Ann Hogan Patience E. Parsell Hole Gladys Mabel Hollis Estelle Grant Holmstrom

Marilyn Frankel, Hoskow Annabel Ewington Hoyt Janet S. Hozer Donald Walter Hramiec Charles Delbert Hurley, Jr.

Philip Edward Hutchins Rubye K. Hyche Mary Alice Irwin Evelyn Eloise Jackson Loretta W. Jacobs

Elizabeth H. Jaggers Hazel Rea Janes Nathaniel Jarrett, Jr. Robert Joseph Jed Gertrude Eleanor Jenkins

Walter Bernard Jenkins Thomas John Alwynn M. Johnson Ralph Earl Johnson Yvonne Johnson

Drussela Foster Johnston Madelle L. Jones Violet M. Jones Loretta Ann Kaplan Elayne Gayman Kardener

Marlene Gail Karp Judith Helaine Katzman Wilma Dean Keen Barbara Warren Keenan Eunice Kelly

Marie Pettyjohn Kemp Taletha L. Breedlove Kennedy Cecilia Yantus Kiefiuk Carl Willi Kienle Effie M. Killebrew

Bertha G. Kilroy Dennis Arthur King Robert J. Kirchner Vivian Butcher Kiser Jane Elizabeth Knack

Monica Margaret Kopchick Roberta Mihelich Kowalczyk Patricia Krisztof Ellene Helen George Kritikos Lydia S. Krivanek

George Sam Ku Joan Renee Kummel Virginia N. Lafferty Ida Cryderman LaGrant Virginia Watson Lamberson

Sibyl Andrews Landry Emma Lafferty Langell Eva B. Lawrence Stella Jane Lee Sharon Margaret Leeman

Anna Daugherty Leiper Laura Belle J. Leonard Elaine Lynn Lerman Mary Jo, Lindberg Sandra Marilyn Littky

--- CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN EDUCATION-Continued

Charlie Felton Little Ruth Bagwell Littlejohn Charles C. Lohrmann John Williams Loranger David Albert Lothamer

Helyn Furman Luddy Vivian L. Lyman Dorothy P. MacDonough Helen Maciag Elaine Joyce MacLennan

James R. Maddo" Jr. Doris L. Madsen Beverly S. Madvin Gary Franklin Madvin Iva Parsons Maggard

Sigrid Mahaffy Rosemary Malik Ruth Manley Virginia Sylvia Manoli John Stanley Mansfield

Amy Martin Marcum Ruth A. Martell Marjorie Graves MartIn Elaine Barnett Maskin Valerie Mason

Esther Virginia Matheson Ruth Jeanne Audrey Matshekowske Agnes McCall Rose Pearl McCormick Sarah Leonard McDonell

Arlene Ann McFeaters Phyllis Rae McGuire Mary Ellen McKenney Mary Kathleen Adams McKinney Nancy Ruth McLain

Ruby Morse McMahon June Bronwen McMullin Victor Haim Menache Lois Beth Greenberg Mendelson Gloria-glyde Meza

Patricia Colette Michael Joan Arlene Miller Mary Holmes Miller Reva R. Miller Leonard Milstone

C,arolyn Joan Miresse Floretta Eloise Mitchell Jerry J. Montecillo Donald Douglas Moore Elizabeth Hunter Morison

Betty McNaughtan Morri. Wilma Evans Morrison Mildred Morrow Laura Elsie Moseley Jane Elizabeth Moulton

James Lawrence Murdock Thomas H. Nance Rhoda Rachel Nathans William P. Neal Juanita Beavers Neely

Florence E. Nelson Stewart A. Newman Martha S. Nix Patricia Frances Evans Nixon Harriet Marie Noe

Elizabeth L. Noteman Florence S. Nugent Nancy Jean Odgers Charles Francis O'Neil Marion Elinor O'Neil

Edith C. Hildebrand Otte Maureen Clair Otterson lIy L. Paananen Ann M. Palazzolo Marie Boyer Pallagi

Phyllis K. Palmateer Charoong Pasuwan Esther Kuehn Payne Marcia Claire Saltz Pensler Mary Helen Blue Perrott

Opal C. Peterson Catherine Petros Doreen Rivers Petrulovich Evelyn U. Pfeiffer Marilyn Hara Pfeiffer

Barbara Irene Pines James R. Plecas Molly Pliskow Plotkin Joan Lewis Plotnik Billie Jean Plummer

Olivia Burton Poleski Lewis Gilbert Polidoro Jacqueline Popielec Margaret June Potter Jeanne Marie Goodwin Powers

Charlie Prim as Robert A. Pugsley Gregory Harrison Quay Brendon P. Quilter F. Arthur Rabidue

Hazel A. Randall James R. Rapp Judith Helene Rattray Donnie Walker Reese Jeri A. Ribiat

Ellen Perry Rice Joanne B. Richards Michael Anthony Ritt. Emma Robbins Michael J. Robbins

Marguerite Crystal Roberts Millicent Johnson Roberts Melvyn L. Robinson Mary Louise Howind Roehrig June Carol Rose

Iva Diane Ross Bertha Lindholm Rumora Robert O~ Rutkowski Lois H. Ryan Lawrence Howard Sabbath

Reynolds Leon Dewitt Saddler ,Flora Irene Sandweiss Dale Emanuel Schane Gladys A. Schaupeter Paula Schiff

Gerald Charles Schneider Eva Faye Schrage Anita Joan Schultz Roberta Katherine Schulz Barbara Elaine Schuster

Florence M. Schwartzberg Kathryn D. Scobie Lynn Ellwood Seaton Opal Ruth Thompson Seitz Ilene Shackman

Wally Shanbrom Ellen Barrett Sheffield Marcia C. Shellman Rosalie Helene Shifman Gerald C. Sima

Mary Riggs Simmons Beverly Helen Simon Donald J. Sinta Lenore Tracy Smith Orin Ray Smith

, Susie M. Smith "Beryl V. Snider

Joel VanGelder Soule Myrtle Allen South Lorraine Staples

Harriet R. Starke Robert N. Steigerwald Elsie S. Krohne Stewart Hazel Peters Stewart Jesse Stewart, Jr.

Gertrude E. Strickland Dorothy Pickett Suchner Margaret Beattie Sutherland Claude Sweet Eugene Carl Szeles

John Bart Szkolnik Elsa M. Takacs Glenn S. Taylor Leon Coover Thomas Garnett Eileen Thompson

Helen Harvey Thompson Pearl M. Tobin Lois Fried Tonkin Grace N. Toothacker Barbara Lynn Toppel

Regina Trombly Helen Ann Tuttle Henry Nathaniel VarAey Oscar Vartanian, Jr. Isabel Chipman Venie

Verna E. Fairfield Vincent Constance J. Vinson Isa M. Vogel John William Voorheis Nikoline K. Voskuil

Iva Welling Ware Thomas Aubrey Washington Gloria Erickson Weber Dolores Ann Webster Gladys K. Weimar

Ilene Hazel Weiss Rachel Nelson Wenner Orpha A. West Rose Westover Willow D. Whitehead

Viola Desjardins Whiting Gertrude E. Williams Herbert Williams Roger Gray Williams Vaniece Lewis Williams

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN EDUCATION-Continued

Mildred H. Wilson Fern N. Wines M. Bennett Wolfe Kenneth M. Zigmond

Thelma Mauk Wright Bruce Allen Wylie Dorothy Lee Yagoda

Charles Martin Zalinski Carol A. Zawisa Arthur Charles Zehnder, Jr.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN RECREATION LEADERSHIP

Robert L. Howard, Jr. Donald Stephen Scully

RECIPIENTS OF THE AIR FORCE CERTIFICATES

from the Air Force R.O.T.C. Max C. Burcky, Lt. Col., Professor of Air Science

David E. Casteel Abraham Selesny

The appearance of a name on these lists is presumptive, but not conclusive evidence of!graduation.

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HONORARY ALUMNI

Howard Hathaway Aiken Howard Charles Baldwin Thomas Alvin Boyd Arthur B. Bronwell Clark David Brooks

Derek Ernest De"ny.Bro~n Prentiss Marsh Brown Samuel Miller Brownell Ralph Johnson Bunche Harold William Burrows

George Edward Bushnell Henry Magnus Butzel Harvey James Campbell Florence Gertrude Cassidy Bruce Calion

John Challis Walker Lee Cisler Stuart Appleton Courtis Avery Odelle Craven 'Elizabeth Caroline Crosby

Selden Bennell Daume John George Diefenbaker Joseph Morrell Dodge Percival Dodge Frank Dwight Eaman

Martha May Eliot Eugene Bradley Elliott John Richard Emens Fred Christian Fischer James Harold Foote

John Ballice Ford Lawrence Kelso Frank Ferdinand F. W. Friedenburg, III Frank Aloysius Gorman William Thomas Gossett

Gertrude Lockwood Grawn Delmar. Sherrille Harder Paul Ramsey Hawley David Dodds Henry Edward John Hickey

Sister M. Honora lcie Macy Hoobler Ormond Edson Hunt Eleonore Louise Hutzel Ira Waite Jayne

Harry Francis Kelly Mervin J. Kelly William Kline Kelsey Thamat Khoman Sebastian Spering Kresge

Arthur Frederick Lederle Donald Sparling Leonard

William Godrey Lerchen Dean McAllister Lierle Robert Hill MacRae

William Whitcomb Whitehouse Alfred Heacock Whillaker Charles Erwin Wilson Benjamin E. Young

Charles Henry Mahoney Benjamin Raymond Marsh Samuel Lyman Atwood Marshall Frederick Carl Mallhaei Ruth Morgan McEvoy

Douglas Murray McGregor Robert Raynolds McMath Harvey Milton Merker Catherine Morgan Jack Andrew Morton

Harry Monroe Nelson Allan Nevins Chester William Nimitz William John Norton Louise Webber O'Brien

Paul Paray Albert Henry Poetker Milo Milton Quaife Chad Joseph Raseman Walter Philip Reuther

Edgar Preston Richardson Lawrence Reynolds George Rieveschl Harry Milton Robins George Wilcken Romney

Grace Ross Alexander Grant Ruthven Emilie Gleason Sargent Ralph Alanson Sawyer Leonard Andrew Scheele

Karl E. Schmidt Paul Bigelow Sears Amos Ramsey Shields William Adams Simonds Charles Casper Simons

Leonard Norman Simons Charles Albert Sink W. McKay Skillman William John' Stapleton Anne Campbell Stark

George Washington Stark Mary Chase Strallon Edson R. Sunderland Frank Owen Taylor Edith Rhells Tilton

Robert Morrell Toms Mildred Lucille TUHle Ralph Adrian Ulveling Harold Clayton Urey Theodore vonKarman

James Keir Watkins Oscar Webber Richard Hudson Webber John Hugh Webster Lee A White

ON CAPS, GOWN'S, AND HOODS

One of the most colorful features of an academic procession is the appearance of the graduates, the faculty, members of the governing board, and guests of the University in full academic costume. These caps, gowns, and hoods have long histories and their patterns and colors have special significance.

The gown recalls the time when all students in centers of higher learning were . clerics, that is, members of the clergy, and therefore wore the garments which the Church considered proper for them.

The custom of wearing a cap comes from the Roman usage of conferring the right to wear a cap upon slaves when they were granted their freedom. At Scottish univer­sities, such as St. Andrews, doctors are created by a ceremony called "capping" in which a cap is placed on their heads.

In modern universities, the distinctive mark of a degree is the hood. In its earliest form, the hood was simply an article of wearing apparel. The churches and lecture halls of European universities were cold, drafty places, so scholars wore hoods merely as head covernings, sometimes attached to a cape, sometime worn separately.

American universities, unlike those of England and Europe, have adopted a standard code of academic costume. The cut and material of the gown, the color of the tassel on the cap, and the pattern and colors of the hood all have special significance.

Each person who is to receive a degree wears the gown appropriate to the degree to be granted. If he already holds a degree, he wears the hood of that degree, not the one he is to receive.

Bachelors' gowns are closed at the throat and have long pointed sleeves. Masters' gowns are open in front and have long sleeves, square and closed at the end, the arms coming through slits near the elbow. Doctors' gowns are faced with velvet and have full, round sleeves. Each sleeve carries three bars of velvet, called chevrons.

The most colorful part of the costume is the hood. The color of the lining iden­tifies the university which granted the highest degree held by the wearer. The color of the velvet trim indicates the faculty or department of learning in which the degree was earned.

The following table lists the color appropriate to each of the different branches of learning.

BROWN ., ........................................ FINE ARTS BLUE-LIGHT ..................................... EDUCATION BLUE-PHILOSOPHY .............................. PHILQSOPHY CITRON ....................................... SOCIAL WORK COPPER ........................................ ECONOMICS DRAB ............................. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION GOLD-YELLOW ..................................... SCIENCE GREEN ........................................... MEDICINE GREEN-SAGE ........................... PHYSICAL EDUCATION LEMON ..................................... LIBRARY SCIENCE OLIVE .......................................... PHARMACY ORANGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 'ENGINEERING PiNK ............................................... MUSIC PURPLE ............................................... LAW SALMON .................. PUBLIC HEALTH (INCLUDING NURSING) WHITE ..................................... ARTS AND LEnERS

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----------BOARD OF GOVERNORS ----------

HON. LEONARD WOODCOCK, Chairman

HON. BENJAMIN D. BURDICK

HON. DeWITT T. BURTON

HON. MICHAEL FERENCE, JR.

HON. JEAN McKEE

HON. CLAIR A. WHITE

HON. LYNN M. BARTLETT, Ex Officio

_________ COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE ----____ __

Glynn Armitage

William M. Borgman

Richard E. Collins

F. Morse Cooke

Angelo M. Cucci

Arthur J. Doisen

Robert O. Eskola

Robert W. Grant

Daniel E. Hasley

Joseph E. Hill

Evelyn E. Holtorf

Thelma G. James

Alfred C. Lamb

Leonard Leone

J. Don Marsh

Don H. Palmer

Richard H. Schell

Viola Sturges Schell

Mary Jane Sherwood

Homer D. Strong

Harold H. Tallman

Elsie W. Townsend

Elizabeth Platt Tschaeche

Frank X. Tuohey

Howard M. Hess, Chairman

Harold E. Stewart, Vice Chairman

Rupert L. Cortright, Marshal

The soloist is a member of the Wayne State University Concert Choir

The Wayne State University Band under the direction of Angelo M. Cucci

Citations for Honorary Degree Candidates written by Thelma G. James

The marshals and ushers serving during this commencelnent exercise are undergraduate students of the University

HYMN TO WAYNE

To thee, our Alma Mater,

Homage we bring.

Brave hearts raise grateful voices Thy praise to sing.

Young art thou, young and strong;

Renowned shalt thou live, and long;

Honors to thee will throng-

And Fame to thee cling.

We laud thee, Alma Mater,

Guardian of Right.

Thou art our guide, our mentor-

Thy name shines bright.

Keep Learning's light aflame,

And hold Truth a sacred name,

Honor, thy steadfast aim.

All hail to thy might!

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OVERTURE

The Tsar's Bride

PROCESSIONAL

The Host of Youth (The audience is asked ° to rise as the academic procession enters and to remain standing until the Invocation has been pronounced.)

THE NATIONAL ANTHEM

INVOCATION

The Right Reverend Monsignor Frank J. McPhillips, B.A., St. Paul Church, Grosse Pointe Farms

FOREWORD The Honorable Leonard Woodcock, Chairman, Wayne State University Board of Governors

THE CONFERRING OF THE HONORARY DEGREES °

Clarence B. Hilberry, Ph.D., L.H.D., LL.D., Sc.D., President of the University

HYMN TO WAYNE (The audience is requested to rise for the singing of the Hymn.)

THE CONFERRING OF THE ACADEMIC DEGREES

WELCOME TO THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Thomas B. Adams, '44, President, Wayne State University Alumni Association

THE AWARDING OF R.O.T.C. CERTIFICATES

DECLARATION OF CIVIC LOYALTY

Arthur Neef, A.B., J.D., Vice-President and Provost

BENEDICTION

RECESSIONAL

University Grand March

(The audience is requested to rise for the Benediction and to remain standing until the Recessional is completed.)

Rimsky Korsakov

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FOR THE HONORARY DEGREES Winfred A. Harbison, Ph.D., Vice President for Academic Administration

DOCTOR OF HUMANITIES RUKMINI DEVI ARUNDALE

Escort: Professor Leonard Leone

Rukmini Devi Arundale, born in South India; former member of the Indian Delegation to UNESCO, Member of Rajya Sabha (Upper House of the National Legislature); President of Bharatiya Netya Sangh (Theatre Centre) of Madras; she is one of India's greatest dancers and patrons of the arts.

For more than thirty years she has been a leader in the revival and exposition of Indian art forms. As Director of the Arundale Training Centre for Teachers and as Chairman of the Madras State Sangeetha Sangam (Organization for Music), and as Founder of the Kalakshetra (Art Centre) she has developed programs in the arts to which talented students from all parts of the world are attracted. In 1958 she was a most gracious and helpful hostess to the Wayne State Theatre Touring Company.

The restoration of the art of Bharata Natya, the oldest and most complete of the dance systems of India, is largely the result of her perseverance. In the period before India's independence, when this form of dance was in danger of being lost and dancing itself was considered disreputable, she gave performances of Bharata Natya based on extensive research and demonstrated to the public that this ancient dance of South India was one of the great cultural heritages of the nation.

Author, artist, lecturer, interpreter of the richness of the arts of India to many nations which have given her their highest honors, she is today recognized as one of the great women of the world.

DOCTOR OF LAWS MORRIS ADLER B.S.S., M.H.L.

Escort: Dr. Harold A. Basilius

Morris Adler, born in Russia but long a naturalized citizen of the United States; a graduate of City College New York and of the Jewish Theological Seminary; author of GREAT PASSAGES FROM THE TORAH and a contributing editor of THE RECONSTRUCTIONIST.

In his service as National Chaplain of Jewish War Veterans, leader of the Brandeis Camp Institute, Member of the Executive Board of the National Academy of Adult Studies, and of many other committees concerned with welfare and education, he has given dis­tinguished and dedicated leadership in social action.

As President of the Detroit Zionist Organization and Vice-President of the Jewish Community Council, and as Member of the Labor-Management Citizens Committee, he has met his civic responsibilities fully and with wisdom and has always sought fearlessly for the common good. .

An exemplar· in his own life and work of the beauty and dignity of the ancient law and of the integrity and social conscience commended in the prophets, he is honored by many as Rabbi of Congregation Shaarey Zedek since 1938, but for the University community he is honored as a great citizen of the whole community.

CLEVELAND THURBER A.B., LL.B.

Escort: Dr. James P. McCormick

Cleveland Thurber, distinguished Detroit lawyer; graduate of Williams College and the Harvard Law School, his wise counsel and vigorous leadership have significantly aided the growth and development of such diverse institutions as the Henry Ford Hospital, the Detroit Bank and Trust Company, THE DETROIT LEGAL NEWS, Parke, Davis and Company, and the Merrill Palmer Institute.

He has been Chairman of the Wayne County Welfare Commission, of the Legal Aid Committee of the Detroit Bar Association, a Director of the United Community Services of Metropolitan Detroit, the Metropolitan Detroit Building Fund, the Greater Detroit Area Hospital Council, Inc., and the Greater Detroit Hospital Fund; and is a director and officer of the McGregor Fund. In each of these agencies, his has been a major voice in interpreting the needs of the community and in directing the wise expenditure of funds.

Many men have sought to enrich their communities by ennobling the lives of their fellow citizens; few men have matched the quiet, selfless devotion of time and talent which he has given to the community and which this University is proud to recognize as the spokesman for a grateful community.

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From the Graduate Divis.ion Palmer C. Pilcher, Ph.D., Administrative Officer

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

LEILA ELIZABETH ALDEN, B.A., 1941, Lawrence College; M.A., 1943, Mills College Dissertation Title: "The Effects on Non-Target Classmates of the Teacher's Use of Expert Power and Liking Power in Controlling Deviant Behavior" Adviser: Dr. Jacob s. Kounin

MITCHELL ROY BURKOWSKY, A.B., 1952, New York State College for Teachers Dissertation Title: "Rene Bary's Rhetorique francoise." Adviser: Dr. George V. Bohman

ROBERT JOSEPH DOYLE, B.A., 1948, M.A., 1950, Assumption College; M.S., 1953 Michigan State University Dissertation Title: "Ultraviolet Inactivation and Cytochrome-Deficiency Induction in Yeast with an Analysis of Certain Cultural, Chemical and Physical Factors." Adviser: Dr. Caroline Hebb

WILBERT GAMBLE, B.S. (Pharmacy), 1955, Wayne State University Dissertation Title: "The Citric Acid Cycle and the Renal Regulation of Acid-Base Balance." Adviser: Dr. James M. Orten

DAVID RICHARD HERBST; B.S., 1952, University of Illinois Dissertation Title: "I. Methylation of Pyronones II. Confirmation of the Structure and Absolute Configuration of Petasin by Synthesis." Adviser: Dr. Norman L. Allinger

LLOYD BEVERLY HULL, Th.B., 1939, Northern Baptist Theological Seminary; M.A., 1954, Wayne State University Dissertation Title: "A Rhetorical Study of the Preaching of William Bell Riley." Adviser: Dr. George V. Bohman

KENNETH A. HUTCHINSON, B.S. (Chemistry), 1955, M.S., 1957, Wayne State University Dissertation Title: "I. Spectrophotometric Determination of Fluoride II. Gas-Liquid Chromatography Studies." Adviser: Dr. David F. Boltz

HERBERT PAUL KAGEN, B.S., 1952, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; M.S., 1954, University of Rhode Island Dissertation Title: "A Study of the Preparation of Lactides and of Their Reaction with Primary Amines." Adviser: Dr. Albert J. Boyle

VINCENT EDWARD NOBLE, A.B., 1955, M.S., 1957, Wayne State University Dissertation Title: "The Effect of Gaseous Ambients upon I/f Noise in Germanium." Adviser: Dr. J. E. Thomas, Jr.

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LEON T. OFCHUS, B.S. (Health Educ.), 1949, State Teachers College (East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania); M.A., 1953, M.A., 1955, University of Wyoming Dissertation Title: "The Effects of Non·Target Classmates of Teachers' Efforts to Control Deviant Behavior." Adviser: Dr. Jacob S. Kounin

ROBERT P. POPLAWSKY, B.S., 1949, M.S., 1951, Wayne State University Dissertation Title: "The Arc Image Furnace for Growing Semiconductor Crystals." Adviser: Dr. J. E. Thomas, Jr.

HARLEY HARRIS ROSS, B.S., 1957, University of Illinois; M.S., 1958, Wayne State University Dissertation Title: "I The Separation of Phosphorus from Arsenic by Solvent Extraction II The Determination of Phosphorus.32, by Solvent Extraction III The Determination of Phosphorus.32 in Water." Adviser: Dr. Richard B. Hahn

HERBERT DANIEL SOULE, B.S., 1949, M.S., 1953, University of New Hampshire Dissertation Title: "Bovine Sera Inhibitors to Polioviruses." Adviser: Dr. Fred L. Rights

PAUL WAYNE SULLIVAN, A.B., 1952, University of Michigan; M.A., 1954, Wayne State University Dissertation Title: "The Effects of Verbal Reward and Verbal Punishment on Concept Elicitation in Children." Adviser: Dr. Bertram D. Cohen

RONALD SUTHERLAND, B.A., 1954, M.A., 1955, McGill University Dissertation Title: "The Romaunt of the Rose and Le Roman de la Rose: A Parallel Text Edition." Adviser: Dr. Woodburn O. Ross

FRANK NELSON SYNER, B.S., 1951, University of Massachusetts Dissertation Title: "A Study of Gamma·Aminobutyric Acid, and Glutamine, in Relation to Schizophrenia and Epilepsy." Adviser: Dr. Charles Frohman

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DOCTOR OF EDUCATION

Francis C. Rosecrance, Ph.D., Dean

ALBERT M. AMMERMAN, A.B. Ed., 1937; A.M., 1940, University of Michigan Dissertation Title: "A Study of the Academic Success of Henry Ford Community College Graduates Transferring to the University Michigan." Adviser: Dr. W. Ray Smittle

NOLLIE BELLE MESSER DAISHER, B.S. in Ed., 1945, Wayne State University; M.S. (Educ.), 1946, Syracuse University Dissertation Title: "Survey of Freshman Orientation Programs in Six Publicly Supported Universities in Michigan and Including a Review of the Development of Student Personnel Services in American Higher Education with Emphasis on Freshman Orientation. " Adviser: Dr. Mildred Peters

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NAIDA M. DOSTAL, A.B., 1934, M.A. in Ed., 1938, Wayne State University

Di,sertation Title: "Audio·Visual Second·Language Learning."

Adviser: Dr. Joseph E. Hill

JOSEPH J. EISENBACH, A.B. and B.S., 1948, Kansas State Teachers College; M.A., 1953, Kansas State College of Agriculture and Applied Science

Dissertation Title: "A Study of the Development ~f the Special Education Program in Kansas, and an Evaluation, with Emphasis on the Professional Preparation of Special Education Personnel."

Adviser: Dr. John J. Lee

THOMAS GRAY FOSTER, A.B., 1941, Albion College; M. Ed., 1947, Wayne State University

Dissertation Title: "An Investigation of the Suitability of Six Reading Selections Designed for Sixth-Grade Pupils."

Adviser: Dr. Marion Edman

JAMES JOSEPH FREER, Ph.B., 1947, M.A., 1949, University of Detroit

Dissertation Title: "The Effects of Scholastic Success and Failure on the Relationship among Self·Concept, Ideal Self, and Level of Aspiration." Adviser: Dr. William W. Wattenberg

DAVID ELLIS GILLESPIE, A.B., 1927, Wheaton College; M.A., 1950, New York University Dissertation Title: "An Investigation of the Training Needs of Lay Religious Educators in Conservative Baptist Churches in Southern Michigan." Adviser: Dr. Harold Soderquist

J. LUSTER GODBEY, B.S., 1949, Morris Harvey College; M.A., 1951, Marshall College Dissertation Title: "Evaluation of Curriculum Development Practices in Selected School Systems of Wayne County, Michigan." Adviser: Dr. W. Ray Smittle

BRUCE R. JOYCE, A.B., 1951, Brown University; M. Ed., 1957, University of Delaware

Dissertation Title: "The Learner in Teacher Education: A Study of Selected Aspects of Values." .. . . .

Adviser: Dr. Ole Sand

WILLIAM HARRISON KANZLER, B.S., 1947, United States Naval Academy; M.A., 1952, Teachers College, Columbia University , .

Dissertation Title: "An Analysis of the Fringe Benefit Programs of Seven Large Corporations and Seven Large City School Systems."

Adviser: Dr. W. Ray Smittle

MILDRED R. SABATH, B.S. (L.A.S.), 1945, University of Illinois; M. Ed., 1951, Wayne State University Dissertation Title: "A Team Approach to Theory and Practice in Early Childhood Teacher Education."

Adviser: Dr. Ole Sand

_______ CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN MEDICINE

From the College of Medicine

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN PHYSIOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY

William Jesse Baker

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MICROBIOLOGY

Robert Cremo Birks

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE

Helen M. Annis Gera,ld Banish John Harvey Barsch Cecil Leon Bendush Ronald S. Bennett

Leon E. A. Berman Stanley Estill Bishop Robert Lewis Brent Robert Lee Bruce George Paul Chabator

Bernard Chodorkoff George Raphael Dakoske Joyce Helen Danielski Thomas Cassedy Davis Richard Earl Dean

Maynard DeKryger Peter A. DelGiudice Ronald Wallace Ellis Maurice Allan Frankel Neil Garrett

George Robert Gerber

Franklin Owen Gold Howard Sheldon Goldberg Roger Fredric Goodspeed

.Donald Victor Jablonski Nanette Jensen Jagnow

David Arthur Johnson Sheldon M. Kantor Arthur A. Kaselemas Edward Lawrence Klarman Thomas Edward Klein

Gary Hawkins Knapp Carl Edwin Kuntzman Roger Charles Lindeman John Richard Manis Michael Scott Menge

William Farnworth Old Robert Loyal Pace Louis Alfred Petrucco John Thomas Piligian Sanford Jack Rautbort

Erwin Robin

Gordon H. Scott, Ph.D., Dean

Jerome Joseph Schneyer Thomas George Schwaderer Ronald A. Seltze'r Joseph BonaVentura Serra Howard Sidney Shapiro

Boris Silberberg Michael Raymond Stoyka . Ronald Lee Stuk Barbara Magdalena Theuerle Lawrence Glenn Thorley

Robert Wesley Wass Theodore Albert Watson James Eugene Waun Lawrence Michael Weiswasser Henry J. Winkler

Ralph Emil Wittenberg Burton John Wolters Lee A. Wood Norvil Wyche Alan Irving Zane

Richard Anthony Ziemba

______ CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN SOCIAL WORK ------

From the School of Social Work

MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK

Carl E. Benedum Jean Beneker Thelma L. Bernstein Marilyn Smith Brose Delbert H. Brown

Morlean Raynor Daye Raymond Earl Dorais Ronald L. Heidelberger James F. Howcott Beverly Ann Kaiser

Sharon Inez Karp

Ruth N. Katzen Roma Ann Kemena Daniel J. Kobylarz Carolyn M. Lauer Rita Mahoney

Annette Share Marcus Charlotte Ann McLean Patricia Anne.Metz Augustine Tadahiko Momiyama James F. Mulherin

Cornelia Nevada

Charles B. Brink, Dean

Patricia Ann O'Connor Edward John Pawlak Donald M. Polson Francis Lewis Ponder Hazel Randolph

Leslie J. Roberts John Charles Schmitz Caroline Eileen Spiewak James Francis Walsh Barbara Carol Weil

Lillian Miro Weisberg

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MASTER OF LAWS

William Edwin Barstow, Jr.

BACHELOR OF LAWS

Albert Abdullah Richard Carleton Annis, Jr. Norman A. Baguley Thomas J. Balone Robert Z. Beauvais

Richard Byron Beemer Norman Benjamin Roger William Boer Garland E. Braden Barry Kent Branch

Jeu, 9" ilk. a.iRgaFilI Harold M. Bulgarelli Robert Noel Burns Charles Campbell Marvin Wolf Cherrin

Meyer Chudnow Feliciano Colista, Jr. Peter Myers Cooper Tlaeoele.e Roosevelt eery Fled Eol,i" eliller, dr.

George P. Dietrich Itlcha.d A. BillaM •• e Michael G. DOM.Akos Paul E. J. Dufault William C. Elliott, jr.

James Howard Finney Benjamin Jacob Friedman Arnold P. Garber Emmett W. Gauhn Stanford Gelbman

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN LAW --------

Thomas James McKenna

Ernest I. Gifford StIlO •• ~4i.lhllll GilliAn .. I!dwald J. Gillele· .... a.z Harvey David Goldberg Walter James Goldsmith

Barry Grant Jan Barton Green Nathan Greene Kenneth Dee Harrison Robert C. Hauke

Austin Moses Hirschhorn Edwin Clark Houldsworth Miles A. Hurwitz James Douglas Jackson Hugh D. Jascourt

Raymond John Jason Paul Kelman

/¥ernelie KiR&e'; ( James J. Klink

Ronald Gary Kraft

Benjamin Krawood Henry G. Kubyn Gary Robert LaBret William Frederick Lavoy David Jerome Lieberman

John Edward MacDonald Kendall MacLeod Max D. McCullough Joseph Henry McKoan III James F. McMillan

Arthur Neef, A.B., J.D., Dean

Albert Eli Moehlman

Warfield Moore, Jr. Donald Hayden Murch William Kurt Necker Reginald Lloyd Norris Jai .. e, Hi O/~4a,a

IdoMe• Batterson.-Parker.. 8ellllll eI N. Porlno¥ Harold Morris Provizer Lowry Allan Rains, Jr. Harold James Robinson

Sydney Lawrence Ruby Robert Mafeed Salam as Lawrence Sarhatt Eric J. Schmidt Sherwin Schreier

Jerome Alan Simons Marvin L. Stein Donald W. Steinsultz 'Robe •• dsane5 $'."-:8 Audrey C. Stroi"

Carlos C. Trask III Irving lukel Johnny Lowell Tyler Frank Urbancic George Francis Vogt

_ee.ald '.basldia, '''.:.'illa Melvin Yedlin Daniel John Ziemniak

------CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN ENGINEERING------

From the College of Engineering

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Ivan M. Becka

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

Sterling Hubert Bunch Claude G. Robinson

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Barrett Hargreaves

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING MECHANICS

Murray Burnstine Donald Harry Dent

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

Eldon John McKenzie

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Milton Daniel Behrens Richard C. Schubert

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING

Donald Walter Kilgus "'Yugo Kovach

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Edward Francis Boone Alexander Thomas Harris Rudolf John Holz James Stephen Kellar

Maurice Krashin Norman Robert Kurtycz Donald Ray McAlister Edwin A. Pascoe

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

William MacLean Foster, Jr. Robert Francis Gurchiek rI' • M" '. Demetrius Kanellitsas

Kyong Sam Kwak William James Monteith Duane Elmer Peterson Theodore Joseph Pliska

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Richard Lee Allman S. Harold Baker

"'William E. Ballard "'John J. Bernard

Ivars P. Breikss

William Roy Conrad Robert V. Fream Frank Edwin Hay

Chris G. Horattas Zbigniew J. Jania Tomas Bruce Johnstone Efthimios Jordanides Aart Kenneth Kuyk

John Christie McEvoy John E. Mikkola Robert Ordower

J. Stuart Johnson, Ph.D.; Dean

Walter M. Wisti

Ralph H. Wales

Victor Thomas Newton, Jr.

Alvin Charles Scheans Luis Spitz Khairy Raouf Toma A'Min Wille

Frank Hugh Quinn Leonard M. Salle James Jack Tippner Phillip James Wong

Roy Alan Parker Joseph Podorsek James J. Rooney, Jr. Gerald John Thomas Michael Duane Weiss

"'Gerald Noel Yutzi Charles Louis Zahm, Jr. Zenon Zubrycky

'" In the several colleges and .chools of the University where it i. customary to recognize oUistanding achievement with special notice, an asterisk before a candidate's name denotes a"ainment of a high scholastic average. The official list of graduate. cited for "distinction" or "high distinction" will be complied subsequently and their diploma. will carry the appropriate notation. This practice is not observed in the College • of Education and in the Graduate School.

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Louis James Bintz Harold P. Faughn Martin B. Gabler, Jr.

Norman Edward Grell Clement H. Hungerman, Jr. Stanley L. Kales

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING John Baetz, Jr. Lawrence C. Boczar Vern E. Brooks Carlyle E. Casler Louis James Chmura

Thomas Jon Clark Lawrence M. Coleman

Ronald Edward Compton Lawrence Howard Crane Laurence C. Dean, Jr. Bruce L. Ettinger Donald Moy Lai

John Vern Levergood Paul Michael McKey

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING

James F. Clark Theodoi e Gattlieh

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING PHYSICS

Robert Lloyd Prehn Michael J. Sinko

Steve Valentine Krall Donald Michael Minichiello Ralph P. Sloane

Wayne Erwin Mueller Petro Mykolenko

"'Thomas Joseph Pavliscak Edgar Leon Perkins . Raymond C. Randel

William D. Siuru, Jr. Robert Allen Smith

Eric H. Ulin

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From the College of Pharmacy

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHARMACY

Ronald Lawrence Bigman Cortland Richard Book Donald A. Dee Howard M. Ellis Hershel Norman Epstein

Raymond Clarke Gibson Robert Francis Gutkowski GOI elan S.,eft.e. LaRelSIR.1I

Alvin Martin bpin Benjamin Banish Margolin Edward Irwin Miller ~oais doseph Moakley taaal Leuis Oeehslin

William Harold O'Rourke Leo Pikstein Irwin Rabinowitz

Stephen Wilson, Ph.D., Dean

Frederick Marion Radzialowski Alhe.t ,. Ai_ Marvin Bernard Rosenblum Irving Stein Louis E. Szalontai

John Joseph Wasilewski Jack Floyd Wheatley Joyce Elaine Whiting

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREES IN NURSING ------

From the College of Nursing

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

Curwood L. Chall Genevieve C. Flickema Lois Floodstrand Rebecca Batuyong Flores

Irene M. Howes Florence Kaip Dorothy A. Oechsler

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

Arlene Ruth Ahlberg Lucy Marie Brand Velva Kay Burson

"'Jean Meta Cole Nancy Anne Couture

Ardith Marie Hampshire Muncy Scott Hopkins

Dolores Louise Kukla Adele A. LaGrandeur

"'Barbara Joan Golinske Lakin Donna Louise Little

"'Nancy Rosalie Milio

Hiroko Ohtsuka Janice E"en Pantovich

Katharine E. Faville, M.S., R.N., Dean

Erma Peter 'he.alyne L Tralliar Mildred Londa Weisman

Janet Louise Rickman Mary Jane Smith

"'Sandra Chandler Stroot Rubye Louise Valentine Janet Yvonne Watt

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CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

From the School of Business Administration

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Rolland George Charpentier Michael Cheger, Jr. Kuen-hsin Chou George Grady Coggin, Jr. Thomas S. Dodge

Edwald d. Euuing, ali. Theodore George Kleinhans Gus Peter Kourtesis Charles Henry Law Duane Richard Luse

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Hugh Coli "'Elena Dario Saffran

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Bernard Akkashian Robert Connolly Allan, Jr. Clark E. Andrew, Jr. Richard W. Ayres Jeffry Dueward Ballard

Richard Arnold Bardos Harvey Paul Bloom Louis M. Brusatori Daniel. Christopher Chisholm Donald Hugh Cook

William Paul Cortese John Robert Covach Marian Joan DeKeyser Frank John Discher

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Duane Thomas Dunn Prentis Edwards Marvin M. Eisner Raymond Edward Erickson Dorothy E. Ewing

William Lee Fall Nelson Joseph farran

"'John W. Foley William Irwin Fraser

. Stanley Neil Freedman

David R. Fretz John Fuhrman George E. Gardham, Jr. Charles E. Gavette Gerald Gevercer

IEen I l. G."eift"" Cecil Grattafiori, Jr. Jerome Thelen Grone Dorwin E. Gross

William James Haga Gerald Richard Hansen Claudette O. Harris Frank Jon Hicks William C. Hitchcock

Michael F. C. Hoaglund Frederick Holst Fred Imber Malhias d. dansen, dr. William R. Jeeves, Jr.

Donald W. Kennedy Stanley Reese Kirk Glenn Quentin Kitchen Louis Raymond Kotula "" Ihbi Michael.C) etch, .. el

Harold L. Kuehn Gerald Arthur' LaGore Jordan Sanford Lawson Basil L. Lewis, Jr. Lawrence Paul Lewis

Fred C. Loftis, Jr. Lawrence William Lozen James E. Luber John Robert Mac Rtl3sell &arl MeKh ... ey

Donald Mcleod Leon McMillan John G. Morris Manfred C. Muehmel James E. Murphy

Ronald Steven Nay Herschel Harrison Nicholson William Christian Nill Kevin R. O'Reilly

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

Andrew Everett Agren Edward Joseph Damiencki Roland F. Johnson

James J. Krupa Robert Leeds

"'Frank Gordon Logan, Jr.

Walter C. Folley, M.S.,. Sc.D., Dean

Jaime O. Roda Jerry Rozum Robert George Rudnick Alexander Serafyn

Herber.t William O'Rourke Isaac Earl Patrick Mildred Grace Pearson

"'Victor Jerome Pettit . Eugene F. Pon

Richard Walter Potter, Jr. Thomas Frank Prpich Gary L. Richard Richard Charles Richards Stanley Paul "Romatowski

George Hugh Ross Ronald G. Schlack Paul Vincent Schmidt John Schuessler, Jr. Maurice Shilliday

Peter A. Sistis Thomas Grant Spence Winfield Lane Stauffer Franklyn Sherline Stein David Joel Steinhardt

James D. Stewart John F. Siovall, d •• Wilfred John Sycamore Thomas Thaddeus Tierney Bruce William Tozer

"'Clifford N. VanEaton Donald Justin Verslype Robert Neal Vervinck Richard Barney Warner David Lee Whitman

John O. Wilde William Gregory Wodsit Hallison Young James Edward Zann

David Wilbert Mundorf Alexandros L. Pappas, Jr. Robert Charles Peterson

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From the College of Liberal Arts

MASTER OF ARTS

" Marjorie Claire Bonhajo Shirley Cathrine Brown Marjorie Kate Chamberlain Romeo P. De la Paz Walter Henry Ford

Linda Marie Foulis Lorraine Freedman Huberta J. Gould John 'R. Gray Olga Lucille Iwachiw

Sebastian Su Koh

Richard Leon Kowalczyk Richard Harlow Laing Patricia Knowlson Lane Robert Earl Long Walter Robert Luszczynski

Thomas Peter Madsen Suzanne G. Marx Lyman B. Mathewson, Jr. Everett Peach, Jr. Daniel Gerald Piesko

Ala Isiaslava Rudnitsky

MASTER OF ARTS IN TEACHING COLLEGE ENGLISH

Victor Angelescu

MASTER OF ARTS IN TEACHING COLLEGE MATHEMATICS

John David Aydlott

MASTER OF MUSIC

George Frank Haas Rita Lastavica

Nancy Dawn Rush

MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Helen J. Neuberg

MASTER OF SCIENCE

Ronald Joseph Curby, Jr. Brigitte H. Goehler Charles Francis Gosser

Robert Bell Hermann Clyde G. Inks . Marilyn Koshey Masson

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

Carolyn Lou Barth Sarah Sue Jackson

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Sybil Estelle Abramson Robert Stewart Aikenhead

"'Bertha Louise Alexander AAR8 A MIrl Lucretia Lucille Amodeo

David James Andre '" Alan Ronald Aronson iupRIl D DrbiAa.M

"'Jacqueline N. Baggleman Carol A. Baker

Rose Ann Maze

John C. Barbuscak, Jr. Thomas MacNeill Barnhart Donald David Bauerle Evelyn Frances K. Baugh Robert Forest Baugh

Rose Ma. ie Beck Gretchen Mary Becker

"'Karen Beckerman Argentino" Benacquisto Norman Benjamin

Victor A. Rapport, Ph.D., Dean

Frederick H. Schellmat Francene F. Silbiger Jean M. Smith Leona D. Smith Louise Finegold Snider

Leighton G. Steele Helen Jean Voisine Robert Neil Whitman Gerald Francis Wojcik Philip F. Workman

Matthew M. Waltkas

Gerald Jay Tennenhouse Geraldine Joan Zdybek ,

Kathleen Ann Pigott

"'Marian C. Berklich ' Richard Edward Bickham Oresta Biloskurska Walter Allan Binkley Judith Elinore Block

Harriette Alice Boegehold "'Thomas Robert Buofford

Elizabeth Amelia Boyajian James Boyer .Naralll Nilliarll Bral!iI

----CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN LIBERAL ARTS-Continued

Phill.ip C. Bresler Edward Brewer "opllio LOlfile B.oII. Douglas Dandeau Brown

-lEe'ime.h !:orne Brownr .....

William J. Brown Robert Milton Brownson Vernie L. Bryant . Alexander Michael Butcher f.ill'II. Aiohll.eI Eilllmol'N

John McGregor Carlisle II'George Arthur Cassavaugh, Jr.

MUlgsl uMfti&tfgliefte AIUie M. 6haee Frederick Aloysius Chapman

Dulcy Dolores Chatfleld Joseph Benjamin Clark, Jr. 'Pali iele E. Gellda.,.

II'Lorelei Freda Schuman Cohen Clyde Hartley Collins, Jr.

Franco Commisso Angelo Alexander Constan William L. Coplen Dolores Diane Costello Ellen Lorraine Coutlee

Raymon Lee Cramton 'Mau,ice Alan Baviels8R

"Richs. d L. Seeher. Thomas George DeClaire Barry Leo Delaney

Charles Demirjian Romolo DiTeodoro Maria J. Domaszewskl Frank L. Donar Perry Allan Dorsey

Laurel Drabkowski II'Marion J. Drucker

Philomene C. Ducas Robert Clarence Dufault 'aaies Slen Duncan Patricia Jane Ellison Lester Epstein

"'Sonja Marie Evanoff George Gerald Fargo

II'Theodore M. Fedeson

Robert Z. Feldstein Marjorie Ann Ferguson Gust Fernirnos Eric Joseph Folio Lenard Elis Fouche

Charles Rector Fraser 'Sheila lois Floid Donald Irving Friedman Willie Fuller Robert A. Galin Patty Janet Ganley Robert Garcia Lila Gonzalez Garflnkel 5I.e ... in Sib ...

II'Elvin Tupper Gidley

Aigirdas Gladkauskas "Rolph 'F. Ellis. Irwin L. Goldstein \faMes &. GaMpSPl Ronald K. Grabke

Gayle Lynn Graff II'Shirley Fay Graff

David Richard Greer "olm Richlll d ElI'UeIt Daniel R. Guyot

Noel B. Haberek Lewis James Ham 08l1lbllll Eionelon HaMil ....

"'Jon Lance Hampson dlll"OI Hlln .. o ..

Barbara Kay Hansen Walter Harm Martin Hart Rita Clare Heidisch Alan Ray Hileman

II'David Ray Hill G·race D. Hillstrom

II'Gottfried Hogh II'Donna C. Holtz

Frederick S. Holtz

II'Rachel Horwitz Curtis Howard John Wesley Hunter Aleksalldras Ali. IIja.etiellf' Thomas Freeman Isley

Sidney David Jackson Barbara Jean Johnson Melvin Herbert Johnson, Jr. Agnes Remonia Jones -Mel:H'een-Sf1.aFotHeHlan

II'Sandra Katcher la'del8'fte Kat. "'James Michael Kelly

Bonnie Lucille Kiel Loretta Margaret King

Sylvia Virginia Kinney Sheldon Marcus Kirsch Dennis Patrick Knight Patricia Josephine Kochan Judith Maxine Koenig

Gerald Kenneth Kollar -Eugene Ai KanataR.

"'Gene X. Korca Thomas Carl Koseski Demetrios Koutsimbas

Robert J. Krall .ialldla 6. 1(lashin Alex Krass Norbert Kreer Mary Louise Krengel

Alan Howard Kroker ROllold IEII.I K.user Armand Demuth Kunz Kenneth R. Lango David M. Lassaline

"'Robert Dorwin Lee, Jr. Yong Sun Lee tle.olue B. Le"in, ',,'illian, E. I:a ......

II'David Isreal Lipschutz

"'Claire Lipten "'Max Liss

Benson E. Litwak Laura Veronica DeTiege Livingston Vivien Elizabeth Lynch

Kenneth H. Lynn . Archibald Hamilton MacDonald Myra S. MacDonald Christa Mack

"'Joan Elizabeth Mackie

Evan Donald MacLeod, Jr. Milan Ralph Majarov Rose Malach John Joseph Marchin halo Jose Massobrio-9';

Eharles d. MeBrkie 'holilas dose ph McDonald, d,. Edward Eugene McGregor Robert McKenzie Joanne Elizabeth Merrell

Roholt Pllul Me'."", Gary Marvin Milan Judith Helen Miller Mildred Boldridge Miller Louise Mirkovich

Barbara J. Moore Dorothy Delaney Moore Thomas John Morcom, Jr.

"'Dorothy Mason Muller "'Margaret Freer Nelson

Frank M. Niemiec Victor P. Nischik William E. Nix Joseph Norris, Jr. Wilbur Joseph Osborne

Dean H. Osgood "'Eleanor Anne Osterberg

Tania Ostrovetz Zenonas Pajaujis Ae+ih_Pento'v'ieh

Donald James Patrick Mulda JamesPatlerson Phyllis Helman Pavsner Shirley Rose Pease Roger D. Petersen

-Antherly-Petrueei· "'Annette Cleone Zimmerman Piper

Janet Ann Pont oA+MrI8SHt-Meheltas-Pope Carl George Popp

Robert H. Raese Bartholomew Rakay Ray Joseph Rallo Benjamin David Rambeau William-Bennett-Reid-Ht

Sharon Marjorie Revels Sharon Leah Robbins Phyllis Yvonne Roberts Norman Richard Robiner oGItat4es-l'a--llehiM

Sheldon David Rocklin "'Helen Hope Rose "'John Dana Rosecrance

Charles H. Rosensveig "'Alan Jay Rosenthal

Liuda Marija Rugienius -Atme-=Fhe~ Julian A. Rydzewski Gary Lowell Sanders Gerelyn-Stelf.a..Sameelt~

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CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN LIBERAL ARTS-Continued ----

Edwina Elinor Schaeffer Mavis Loken Schindler Richard O. Schroeder

"'Paul Herbert Schultz -Mo v/arcl-Sehwet'tll

Mattie Elizabeth Seales Jean Mackenzie Searles Wendell Willard Shackelford Leonard Shaw Charlotte M. Sheikh

Lawrence Franklin Sheppard "'Arthur David Shmarak

Gilbert Baldwin Sinnaeve "'Robert Richard Smith

Tiia Somer

Ann Carolyn Southworth Julie Ann Sparks Patricia Ann Stahl ROiiald Gu, Sisuffer George W. Stephens, Jr.

Edward Stewart "'Ronald Frank Stilwell

Gerald H. Stoll man

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS

Richard John Berube Fredric Irving Bogart Marianne Collins Brennan

"'David Daniel Burtner Roy K. Fukunaga

Stanley Harold Stone Audrey Jean Street Eugene C. Strobel Selenah Stroh Ronald E. Sturza

Neil Peter Superfon Bluma Aline Sussman Stanley Benjamin Szuba Richard Edward SZumanski Mary Ellen Talick

Souheil Samuel Tawil ,Walter Edward Thompson James L. Touranjo Marian Trainor

"'James Arthur Trippensee

Michael J. Trojanowski Stuart Alan UlanofF Ann Uzelac Patricia Claire Vance William VanEsveld, Jr.

Tyler Cornelius VanRossum Paul F. VanSlambrouck Jon Lewis VanZaig

Sheldon S. Iden Richard P. Kimble Harry David Mackie James Alexander McKenzie

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN HOME ECONOMICS

Joan Roy Griffith

BACHELOR OF MUSIC

Rieluud lIohaul EieaMhe Inez Caroline Hullinger

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

David-AndTew-Anciersott Gary-t..-Booth Joe Brooks Byars Anthony David Calomeni III

"'Joel Mitchell Cohen

-Bane-l:ynn-EYens Joseph W. Fischer Isadore-Fl'IIItWoriterNI Daniel L. Foote Joseph T. Gerszt,yn

Paul Adolf Gorelick Joseph Haddad Edna Judith Ann Hall Jabbori Naim Hannosh Robert Prentiss Heidelberg, Jr.

"'Hans-Heinrich Wolfgang Herda Gwen Hennig Hulbert

Anne Joanne Kinsel

Arthur Joseph Lieb

GherleH..-Irelarid "'Diana J. Jacks "'James John Karo James L. King, Jr. James Gary Kirchner

Carl Knobelsdorf Richard Willis Laurie

-Peter A. Leeman Maria Leknius Richard Vernon McClure

Jadvyga Petrauskaite Milkintas Joel Allan Miller Julius George Nagy John-Waltep-Qshrow.ld Milton Norman Parnes

Joseph Stanley Przywara William Ray Redmond

Orazio Vendittelli Richard Dominic Ventura 116 .. , E. Ve. gOSCh III

"'Alexander J. Vitek Michael Peter Vlahantones

Janet Ruth Voelker Clark DuBois Vredenburg

"'James Edward Walworth Aclrianne-Geeile-Weinetot Jimmy Roy Wheatley

-Ridtarehh-Whitefoot Joseph R. Wietek Thelma Willis daefltleline 'IJhtinler ~8'¥'

Solange Wloszczewski Robert R. Wolfe Richard Carl Wooten William Alger Wurzel

"'Roy Yamshon

Isa Ighnaim Zarur JaM .. Aa .. ahlliielinski

Eugene J. Meso "'Carol Rosenbaum Pollack

Alan E. Retell Marilynn Segowski

Virginia Beach Peterson

Leon Albert Schenck

Theodore Paul Reed Vincent John Rizzo Gregory Noel Seguin David Michael Shane Geralcl-Mittthew-ShiriHa

John Howard Siegner ~. Ronald H. Sierota - (J

Robert Steinberger Ronald Jerome Stewart E1ark-AdhuHell;"lr.

Gerald Milton Trager Ronald Richard Trapp John.Stephen.:Jubbs Robert H. Usher John T. ¥alenti

John Ronald Wilk

---- CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN LIBERAL ART~Continued

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMISTRY

ilobe1'FEclward-Bal'l'OW William Richard ChaRin

George Gutnikov Frederick Paritee

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HOME ECONOMICS

Linda Lou Black Nancy Marie Dornbrook Marilyn Ann Garbarz BOIOlh7 Marie Gatt

Linda Marlene Gay -AmrPutra Gembis Norma Johanna Guezen Andrea Carole Harger

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

"'Sophie Abraham Geor,giana Lulu Albert

"'Charlotte Juliann Bartzack Rita Rae Chopp Joanne Marie Drovedahl

"'Carol Grace Gammage "'Deloria Louise Barnett Jacobs

Betty Jane Jones 'Mal)l Kamen Constance Carol Kempisty

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE iN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Jesse Willard Cotton Elizabeth Kathleen Hammond

Elizabeth Anne Harvey Robbie l. demison

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHYSICS

Morris Irwin Bank Andris M. Baumanis Kurt Lennart Bengtson

"'Donald Desmond Bigham Victor J. Borowski

Joseph Stephen Chalmers

"mes IlartftttJten-Dvnaelh deelt-¥ineen. ingsftoeln H. Douglas Garbin

"'John Campbell Hill Archie Arseni Kallaur

....&mest A....s.ylegleu

Shirley E. Jones Charlene May Mack Annie Laurie Macon

Margaret Jeanne Knight Barbara Irene Mathie Shirley A. Pekarski Judith Ann Richardson

Jacqueline B. Wesley

Michael J. Lavan Richard Edward Snyder

"'Robert E. Tyler Paul Bascom Williams Stephen Scott Wilson

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From the College of Education

MASTER OF ARTS

Graham Kenneth Andrews John R. Bergan James Wendell Denson

MASTER OF EDUCATION

Vera M. Adams Samuel Alphonse Allen Lee N. Alpern Bertha T. Anderson Dewel Andrews

Lora Jean Angell Hermina Arentz Allyne Ashley Paul Aviews David Joe Babb

Cornelia Lewis Baker Lael Keet Baldwin Rita M. Ballard Ralph B. Barber Ruth Jean Barbier

Wanda Bates Barnes DavidH. Basehore Julian Raphael Bass Frances Lee Bates Patricia Ann Bell

Barbara M. Bouda Robert F. Bowers Marie A. Brace Eva Miller Brown Marilyn Jeannette Brown

John Robert Brydie Evelyn L. Smith Burde George A. Calder Spencer Carpenter James R. CauRiel.

Donald Charles Cavin Elizabeth M. Chetwood John Chipurn Gerald M. Conachen Kayleen J. Conachen

Mildred Field Etter Gail T. Harley Lucius John May, Jr.

Vito Conti Helen Herron Coombs Shirley June Coomer Lois Ellanora Corliss Malcolm Ralph Coulter

Benjamin F. Creech, Jr. Dolores M. Curley Darwin Nathaniel Davis Nath ... Davia Gilbert W. DePonio

Thomas E. Dillworth Vahe H. Dolikian Mabel Huth Donaldson Kenneth Donald Dosie Leonard Douglas

William Edward Duffy Irene H. S. Erwin Patrick T. Esarey Phyllis Elaine Everett Orlando A. Falvo

Grace Virginia Fisher Thomas J. Flanagan, Jr. Lois A. Fleming Georgia Lee Fonfara Virginia Elmira Fowler

Vera Meredith Schubert Gaertner Samuel Cortez Gardner Raoul Louis Giannasi Louise Goodman Don Adolph Gorman

Kathleen Adele Graham Freida Bailey Greene Donald Ray Greenwell . Harold Louis Grove Shirley Jean Hamilton

Frances C. Rosecrance, Ph.D.~ Dean

Elliott Saul Steiman John Wilbert Warren

Adolph J. Henke Patricia Ann Herzog Bernard D. Hill Charles Arthur Hiller Anne D. Hollingsworth

Elizabeth Flemister Hood John J. Hood Roger G. Iddings Barbara Jean Ivory Gloria Williams Jackson

Dixie A. Johnson Harry Newton Johnson John Frank Jones Thelma Joanne Jones Gregory Perry Kartsonas

Thomas Eugene Keller Sister Maureen Kortas Phyllis Kosloski Helen N. Kosy Eugene Kowalsky

Dolores Helen Andrus Krasicky John William Gerard Lambert Henrietta I. Lanier Robert E. LaVacque Harold Glyn Lawrence

Mary Elizabeth Lewis John Delbert L'Hote Mary G. Lilly Grant Melvin Little Elsie Gertrude Kropa Lowe

Mary Gene Lyons PEiter Mangiaracina Irving S. Marshall James C. Matthai, Jr. Gary Lynn McConeghy

----- CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES I~ EDUCATION-, Continued

Margaret McHaney Earl Henry Metcalf Theodore R. Miley Margie Lee Greene Miller Alameda C. Mistele

Jean Esther Moore Paul Nowak Constance L. Nuber William Henry Nuckols Richard Fischer Olson

Clifford E. Page Bingham Lloyd Parkin Marilyn Joan Parr Ruth Pesselnick Jean L. Peters

Dorothy D. Phelps Morton Plotnick Joseph Fred Pollack Raymond C. Pomerville Dorothy Rogers Porter

Wilma Shields Pratt Richard LeRoy Proctor Bertha B. Purnell Gerald R. Quilling

Rose H. Radzikiewicz Denis Eric Reeves Marvin Fred Reinholz Georgia M. Renkiewicz Dorothy Harris Riddle

Judith H. Robertson Maudies L. Roseburr Albert Rosen Pearlye Jessie Rudolph Richard St. Amand

Violet Alexandra Sanders Khingkhan Sarayodhin David Schwartz Madge Elvira Shipp Margaret Mary Saidler Shull

Delavan Wayne Sipes Elizabeth Mary Anne Slinde lois Anne Smith Ronald Joseph Sobczak Clarice Salli Stafford

Altha Edwina Ellis Steen Eleanor Gail Stein Jacob Stern Curtis Stewart

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN EDUCATION

Maida Granoff Adler Patricia Anne Bartnik Frieda L. Becker Frances Mary Ann Bedenis Paul Louis Blumenfeld

Mary Jane Brooks Carolyn Louise Burke Joan Lois Patten Cannizzaro June Peterson Crane Elaine Daghir

Carlisle Gordon Davidson Dorothea E. Diewald Virginia Dorian Elisabeth M. Fischer

Catherine Loretta M. Fleming Suzanne Elizabeth Gander Ethel G. Haitinger Patricia Margaret Harms Gary Lee Harris

Norma Jean Helmick Judith Hartman Jones Edith S. Kemp Annamae Kuchta Geraldine L. Kulish

Phyllis Anita Long Libby P. Marshall Shelton Alvin Martin

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION

Roy A. Allen, Jr. Josephine Beckton Anderson Diane Arkin Shirley Jean Ashley Harry Levon Avagian

Willye Allen Babb May Surine Babcock Ann Elizabeth Bacon Joan Ellen Ballmer Florence B. Barham

Patricia Mae Barker Bernetta Brick Baumgardner Mary Baynert Melven Elizabeth Baynes Jacqueline Harriet Beber

Florian Beck Donald L. Bemis Lois D. Benedict Marcia Elaine Berman Bennett Altnette Mae--8erga.

Keith D. Berkeley Viola H. Bible Margaret Boersma Patricia L. Bothner Carolyn Wells Brown

Janis Evelyn Brown Wilbert Brown Melanie Helberg Buhr Alice Diane Burston Donald Bylsma, Jr.

Gerald A. Byrnes Sandra Roen Cantor Camille Sarosik Carlson Lois Carnes Carmen Olga Carpenter

Cynthia Carol Carr Marilyn Orr Chamberlain William Chapman, Jr. lone C. Chart .lettett Je GheeseblH'o

Michael J. Strosky Melvin Suhd Rudolph A. Sund Edward Sutton Jerry Charles Tarrant

Victoria Mary Tellier Myrtle L. Gower Thomas Iryne Yanchak Torrance Ralph David Van Luven Severli Yolande Nealy Varner

Eleanor Smith Volker Marjorie Joyce Stommel Walker Calvin Evans Wallace Elizabeth Pearl Walton' Agnes Gertrude Weitzel

Lorna E. Wessinger Mildred Jane Westerby Patricia Anne Hart White Wallace Leroy Wodtke Robert F. Wyman

Virginia Cryer Yansen Robert Owen Young Richard H. Zatkin

Faye Rose Mathis Gladys R. Osborne Arlette Anne Prieto Paula Rotman Mary Jane Rudolph

Jean Ruslander Frances Sylvia Rutkowski Ronald Salter Beena lee Krauss liil¥er_ Ann Torigian

Mhiam 9,elll'}a Wils_ Robert Judson Winters, Jr. Peter D. Yanoulaki

Olivia Clark Normalee Cochrane Eleanor Lee Cohen Mary Silver Cohen Rose Ellen Cohen

Charles Edward Coleman, III Dorothy Blanton Coleman Loretta Annette Cona Kathryn I. Connell

-Hwrenee-dohn-Goek

Ethel Orita Copeland Shirlyne Orita Copeland ~Siel"e, B. '1lI'ftts Faustine S. Craddock Bruce Henry Crall

Helen A. Crandall James Joseph Cranny Betty Jean Crawford Kathleen D. Crozier Thomas Jerome Cunningham

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Dorothy Lindsley Damon Mamie Marie Davis Shirley Colleen Davis Leonard J. Dazer Marie Candida DeFelice

Mario Domenico DeFelice Gloria DeGrazia Gustave Cyril DeMulder

-La. I, E. Bithn •• Kirk L. Doll

Helena Teofllia Dombrowski 'Pall icia •• 98 .... 8I1y Garl, Ie H. Oaugl .. Dolores Diane DuJardin Sonja Mona Lisa Dunson

Willie J. Edwards Don Ray Elliott Bernice Emanuel -Beri,. Anne Adams insJe.y Lois Verlivian Ervin

Annie Dobbins Evans Iris Deem Evans Thomas Ronald Evely Alexandria Evenks Marlenn Joy Fairabend

Donald Fears Theodore G. Fellman James K. Fero Doris Thines Fillinger Lillian M. Fisher

Colleel' Flene-ry Sue Ann Follmer Etna Laura Ford Barbara Jean Frank William Andrew Frazier

Marv Catherine Freda Michael Frontiera May Ruth Fuller Jeanne Brader Garpow Florence Marguerite Lawson Garrison

Rose Gebell Joan Lou Geeck Anita M. Gelinsky Violet M. Gilbert Jeanne L. Goldfarb

Joan Helene Goodis Edward J. Goodman Marvin E. Goosen Grace Elder Gordon Vivian Marcia Gothelf

Magdalene Green Virginia H. Greene Marlene Miller Grimes Richard Carl Habermas Betty Barbara Hagedorn

Constance Lewis Hall Violet Hall Marion Virginia Hansen Alexander Hardie Alice Callum Harris

Floyd Zane Harris Ann Carolyn Harshbarger John Elwood Hassinger Neil L. Hawker Dorothy Nagel Heabler

Virginia Dickson Hedelund Edna Mae Henderson Gerry F. Hendrick Virginia Frances Hennes Margaret Esther Henry'

Margaret Marie Kane Henry William Perry Hicks, Jr. Gwendolyn Adelle Russell Hilliard Delores Ann Hilts Elaine Antuna Hoffman

Sandra Hogsett Katie Gibbs Hollaway Stuart D. Hooey WiUiam Kenneth-Horton John M. Hosmer

Hope Hovis Joyce Alyne Howell Nannie Shelton Hughett Wilma Hunt Nancy Katherine Jones Hurrle

Alfred H. Hyams Marvel E. Ide Eugene Walter Iwasko Richard W. Jaulus Arthur Jefferson

Mary Elizabeth Jenkins Anna Sylvia Johnson Frances Essedell Johnson Joel Jay Johnson Deanna Ruth Jonas

Mary Emily Jones Yvonne Mae Kafoury ."'lne H. Keenan 'falelh ... 1:. Breedlove-Kennedy Caryl Marjorie' Kerber

Belle S. Kersh Elizabeth Tanner King GeneM-M.-Kitma'l Carole F. Kirouac Felicia Anne Klick

Carol Ann Knapp Marilyn Kolakowski -Mattie-.sue-Kt'O~ Loretta Mary Kulpa Steven Michael Lach

Janet Schuetz Laird Jessie May Lamberton Pauline F. Lamirande Rae M. Landesberg Rogel ;Iark Lappeus

Judith Dzodin Lawson Rosalind Saundra Lax Dorothy Marie Levring Myla Jean Levy Miriam Lewinson Lichtenstein

Ralph L. Linley Geraldine Bernadette Liput Charlie Felton Little Donna Mae Ludin Elizabeth M. Luttenberger

Barbara Winfree MacDonald Alice Reisner Macklem Lenore Jeannine Marchand Fern Ruth Marcus Avanell P. Marsh

Marion Ann Martin Virginia Hope Martin Norman David Marvaso Charles H. Massey Delores R. Maylone

Lynn Butler Mayne Ruby Ann McArthur Charlotte Ellen Atkinson McClung Dorothy Mason McEachran Kathryn A. McGhee

Helen Darby McGlinnen Sophie E. McGroin Eloise Sophia Mcinerney Lillian T. Mencenberg Ann Reed Meredith

Gladys H. Miller William A. Miller Kenith Warren Miner Julie Elizabeth Mitchell Tyrone Peter Mittelstaedt

Zetta Elizabeth Oster Moon Deanna Moore Jacqueline Lea Moreau Joynal Abdin Muthleb Patricia Ann Nealon

Adele Neiman Helen McKim Newcomb Mildred Louise Nill Madeline Diane Nisenbaum Alice Nordgren

Timothy Jerome O'Brien Elaine Marilyn Olshansky Dennis J. O'Neill Arthur D. Orlowsky John Michael Orris

Mary Rose Osborn Frederick Joseph Pacher .Qpef-Moser-PMe Frank Wayne Perryman Hazel D. Petersen

Lloyd Joseph Petterson William John Pignonello

aHer5hel-PIoshniek Judith Emily Poellet Nancy Ellen Fish Potter

Jan V. Prins Anthony Thomas Prohownik Margaret Pepos Putrow Richard C. Ramsby Elvin Ira Rasof

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES IN EDUCATION-Continued ----

Donnie Walker Reese Kathleen Mary Regan Virginia Irene Rezanka Marian Rich Harvey E. Richardson

Joseph E. Rivard, Jr. Jacqueline Anne Robertson Judith Rattner Robinson Carol Ann Roller Eugene Rosenberg

tJ ""0 'sl.1 AI.& Sharon Bea Rothenberg lalli' Q, Raunll.F88 Frank P. Rugell William E. Rumley

Gaylene A. Russell Ralph John Scheffler Rae Janet Schellig Lorna Ann Schmaltz Marian Ellen Schultz

Patricia Dillon Sc;hutzler Marlene Frumin Schwartz Elizabeth Ann Scott Norma Mosher Scrivener Melvin Seidman

Marilyn R. Seidon Nancy Gail Lustig Shapiro Jacquelyn Ann Burr Sherman Mary Jane Sherwood Barbara Joyce Shewach

Harriet Elaine Shogan Phyllis Lillian Silver Marilyn Eunice Silverman Nancy Silverstein

Julius G. Simon Anita Marian Skupeko Elizabeth Summers Sneddon Celia Eleanore Snope Margaret Dale Snyder

Margaret Mary Janelle Spainhour Anita Louise Spinelli Bessie M. Stamps Martha Lillian Stein Margaret Elizabeth Stephenson

Robert J. Stewart Keith William Stockwell Geraldine Weiner Stone Kelly Augustus Su.llivan, Jr. Susan C. Sutfin

Marie Elizabeth Zultoski Szpytman Selden Allen Tachna Judith Susan Taub Anna Mae Taylor Edith Mary W. Taylor

Margaret Frances Thomson Jay B. Titus Richard L. Tomalty Sharon Adele Trojnarski Jane E. Trosper

William Paul Trudgeon Edna Smiley Tudor Mary Tudor Carol Jean Usher Lena D. Vackaro

Janice M. VanHorn Edith Marie Katherine Venticinque Jan Alexis Vernier Henry Versnick

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN LIBRARY SCIENCE

Mell, Ma.guet'ite .lest Carol Jane Seidel

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN RECREATION LEADERSHIP

Thomas H. Calhoun Barbara Jean Davison

Donald C. Vincent Gunars Vitolins Angelynn Katherine Vlisides Agnes Elizabeth Voss John Barron Ward

Jeanette May Washburn Elaine Whittington Washington Laurence Wasser . Sheldon Wasser Mayo G. Waters

Victoria Raffo Waters Abraham Wein Madelyne Weinstein Roberta C. Weitzman Elmer John Weld

Katherine Ann Wellman Lena Franklin Wells Thomas Francis Whall Estelle Mattox White Margaret Ruth White.

Nell Yeager Williams Barbara Williamson Lawrence J. Williamson Ruth Viola Witt . Nancy B. Clay Wolford

Arlene E. Woodrow Maude Burton Woods Leslee A. Workopich Marian Wynkoop Sandra Kay Wynne

Lorraine Ann Zakrzewski Robert Frederick Zang Eugene W. Zawisa Judith Caroline Zelenak

Patricia Louise Holler

------- RECIPIENTS OF THE AIR FORCE CERTIFICATES

From the Air Force R.O.T.C.

FOR THE CERTIFICATES

Frederick I. Bogart William J. Haga Donald W. Kilgus

George H. Ross Ronald G. Schlack

Max C. Burcky, Lt. Col., Professor of Air Science

William D. Siuru Thomas T. Tierney

The appearance of a name on these lists is presumptive, but not conclusive evidence of graduation.

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HONORARY ALUMNI __________________ __

Howard Hathaway Aiken Howard Charles Baldwin Thomas Alvin Boyd Arthur B. Bronwell Prentiss Marsh Brown

Samuel Miller Brownell Ralph Johnson Bunche Harold William Burrows George Edward Bushnell Henry Magnus Butzel

Harvey James Campbell Walter Frederick Carey Florence Gertrude Cassidy Bruce Catton John Challis

Walker Lee Cisler Stuart Appleton Courtis Selden B. Crary Avery Odelle Craven Elizabeth Caroline Crosby

Selden Bennett Daume Derek Ernest Denny-Brown John George Diefenbaker Joseph Morrell Dodge Percival Dodge

Frank Dwight Eaman Martha May Eliot Eugene Bradley Elliott John Richard Emens Fred Christian Fischer

James Harold Foote John Battice Ford Lawrence Kelso Frank Ferdinand F. W. Friedenburg, HI Frank Aloysius Gorman

William Thomas Gossett Lawrence McKinley Gould Oskar Maria Graf Gertrude Lockwood Grawn Delmar Sherrille Harder

Paul Ramsey Hawley David Dodds Henry Edward John Hickey Sister M. Honora lcie Macy Hoobler

Ormond Edson Hunt Sol Hurok Eleonore Louise Hutzel Ira Waite Jayne Harry Francis Kelly

MervinoJ. Kelly William Kline Kelsey Thamat Khoman Sebastian Spering Kresge Arthur Frederick Lederle

Donald Sparling Leonard William Godrey Lerchen Dean McAllister Lierle Robert Hill MacRae

Charles Henry Mahoney Benjamin Raymond Marsh Samuel Lyman Atwood Marshall Frederick Carl Matthaei Ruth Morgan McEvoy

Douglas Murray McGregor Robert Raynolds McMath Harvey Milton Merker Catherine Morgan Jack Andrew Morton

Harry Monroe Nelson Allan Nevins Chester William Nimitz William John Norton Louise Webber O'Brien

Paul Paray Chad Joseph Raseman Walter Philip Reuther Lawrence Reynolds

Edgar Preston Richardson George Rieveschl Harry Milton Robins George Wilcken Romney Grace Ross

Alexander Grant Ruthven Emilie Gleason Sargent Ralph Alanson Sawyer Leonard Andrew Scheele Karl E. Schmidt

Paul Bigelow Sears . Amos Ramsey Shields William Adams Simonds Charles Casper Simons Leonard Norman Simons

Charles Albert Sink W. McKay Skillman William John Stapleton Anne Campbell Stark George Washington Stark

Roger Lacey Stevens Mary Chase Stratton Edson R. Sunderland Frank Owen Taylor Edith Rhetts Tilton

Mildred Lucille Tuttle Ralph Adrian Ulveling Harold Clayton Urey Theodore vonKarman

James Keir Watkins Oscar Webber Richard Hudson Webber John Hugh Webster Lee A White

William Whitcomb Whitehouse Alfred Heacock Whittaker Charles Erwin Wilson Minoru Yamasaki

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One of the most colorful features of an academic procession is the appearance of the graduat,es, the' fCic:ulty, members of the governing board; and guests of the University in fuU academic costume. These caps, gowns, and hoods have long histories and their patterns and colors have special signficance.

The gown recalls the time when all students in centers of higher learning were clerics, that is, members of the clergy, and therefore wore the garments which the Church considered proper for them.

The custom of wearing a cap comes from the Roman usage of conferring the right to wear a cap upon slaves when they were granted their freedom. At Scottish univer­sities, such as St. Andrews, doctors are created by a ceremony called "capping" in which a cap is placed on their heads.

In modern universities, the distinctive mark of a degree is the hood. In its earliest form, the hood was simply an article of wearing apparel. The churches and lecture halls of European universities were cold, drafty places, so scholars wore hoods merely as head coverings, sometimes attached to a cape, sometimes worn separately.

American' universities, unlike those of England and Europe, have adopted a standard code of academic costume. The cut and material of the gown, the color of the tassel on the cap, and the pattern and colors of the hood all have special significance.

Each person who is to receive a degree wears the gown appropriate to the degree to be granted. If he already holds a degree, he wears the hood of that degree, not the one he is to receive.

Bachelors' gowns are closed at the throat and have long, pointed sleeves. Masters' gowns are open in front and have long sleeves, square and closed at the end, the arms coming through slits near the elbow. Doctors' gowns are faced with velvet and have full, round sleeves. Each sleeve carries three bars of velvet, called chevrons.

The most, colorful part of the costume is the hood. The color of the lining identifies the university which granted the highest degree held,bythe wearer. The color of the velvet trim indicates the faculty or department of learning in which the degree was earned.

The following table lists the color appropriate to each of the different branches of learning:

APRICOT .......................................... ,NURSING BROWN ........................................ " FINE ARTS BLUE-LIGHT ' ..................................... EDUCATION BLUE-DARK .... ; ................................ PHILOSOPHY, COPPER ........................................ ECONOMICS DRAB "., .. , ...... , ..... , ......... BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION GOLD-YELLOW .................................... , . SCIENCE GREEN' ........................................... MEDICINE GREEN-SAGE ........................... PHYSICAL EDUCATION LEMON ..................................... LIBRARY SCIENCE

, OLIVE ........................................... PHARMACY ORANGE ..................................... , ENGINEERING PINK .' ............................................... MUSIC PURPLE ............................................... LAW' SALMON ., ................................... PUBLIC HEALTH SILVER GRAY ...................................... ORATORY WHITE ..................................... ARTS AND LETTERS

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