, , UI Welcomes'Families And"Frien'Js 01 Today's Graduates, splclon A 1947 Misl was arres~ ot vlolat. .~ I Weather

ParUy cloudy with eat­ tered howers today. Ri&'h bela,.. 75. low. 65. Ri&'h aI· owan fbursdar . 81 ; low. '7'. Est. 1868 - AP Leaaed Wire. AP Wirephoto. UP Lecmed Wire - Five Cents Iowa City. Iowa, Friday, June 9. 1950 - Vol. 84. No. 209 largest Commencement Group 'I Arme~ : Robber Senate Committee To · Receive 'Degrees Today ~ Identified by 1.\1. ' P .~ · I Commencement ceremonies for the largest class in SUT's 104- ~r history is scheduled to begin today at 1:45 p.m. , whell Local ,Grocer ~ltays resluenlia approxim'tely 1,850 candidates march into the fieldhonse to John R. Alberhasky, Iowa Clty receive their degrees. grocer Thursday idenU[led Jer­ Among the graduntes are representatives of 14 nations, 38 ome ii. Harrett, Canton, Mo., 19, as the man who held up his gro_ states and the District of Co- * * * cery store and escaped with about Iildudion Authority lu",bia. $130 May 24. The cOll.lmencement exercise Expect 1,SOO Alumn'r Harrett was arrested in Mil­ WASlIINGTON (AP) - Th senate armed services com­ program will open with a con­ waukee after he robbed and shot mittee voted -Thursday to give the administration the full three­ cert I/y the University band, ur.­ a grocer there June 1, police said. year extension of the draft law it asked, including power for the Kids der the direction ot Prot. C.B. For Today's Program Milwaukee authorities said Har_ alghler. during the procession and rett admitted robberies In Quin­ President to order inductions resumed a t any time. sea tin', of candidates. Fifteen hundred alumni from cy, III., Mt. Pleasant, and Madi­ But it tied on a racial segregation amendm nt q uarely 0[>­ . I every section of th e co un try are The invOcation, which will open son, Wis., police said, po t'c1 to acl min i tration poli y. the formal patt of the com­ expected' to participate in the Alberhasky lold police, "There t mencement, will be delivered by alumni day weekend program Is no doubt - thaI's the man," The action was taken in a 1'105- which opens today, according to ed esslon. M moer reported th at Prof. M. Willard Lampe, of the when they showed him pictures 'Liberal' Tag Hurled the mellSure got unanimous back­ sur school of religion. Robert D. Noble, $!xecutive alumni of Harrett. assistant. Ing alt.hough some senntors re­ Movie Clar &0 Speak Harrett, alias William Tltomp­ served the right to oppose the This year marks the first all son and James Donaldson. robbed At Commerce Dean Eric Johnston, president of the medical alumni reunion as well segregation provision on the scn­ ~he lowa City grocer as he was ale !loor. Sen. Richard Russell Jlotion Picture Associa tion of as reunions lor all SUI c\asses closing tor the day, Alberhasky last bride had AmN/ca, will present the address Of Illinois University CO-Ga), who spa n SOl' e d the trom 1895 to 1950 ending in tero said. 'was Mrs. entitled, "The Participating Citi~ amendment, started organizing a or live. Police said Ilarrett told Mil­ rt. Jones, zen." CHAMPAIGN, ILL. M--A Uni­ drive to keep it in. ~ as 10.1 cn A social and professional pro­ waukee authorities he purchased versity at Illinois economics pro­ Kept all Evidence , Following Johnston's speech, gram will open the day's activi­ a 1934 Ford In fessor charred Thursday that lhe Willi3m D. Coder, director of the , , The p e!\ nl peacetime drat! law ties for the medical men and Kahoka, Mo ., and school's dean o! commerce hires rllns out J une 24, lwo weeks from SUI veteran's service and this their wives. drove it to Mt. faculty members who lend to fo ­ S 1 ~ i S turday, Although nobody hal year's master 01 ceremonies, will The highlight of the day for Pleasant 'where vor the "welfare 6Iote." been induclt)d since J anuary, 1949, announce the prizes and awards non - medical alumni will be the he held u~ a del­ Prof. Donald L. Kemmerer made defense pilielnls in j~ t th author~ Mrs. granted the graduates. Emeritus club dinner, which Icatessen store at the charge In airing circumstances Ity should be kept on the books ,aKun(ul;allf. , To A ward Diplomas honors the graduates of more than gunpoint, takin, he said were behind the recent as evtdence of America's deter­ .....llnm.o"t en­ Pres. VirgJl Hancher will award Qbout $56. The , resign ation oC a coUeague, econo­ minatlon to defend Itself trom all­ 50 years. This will be held at followin, night . tle youngest diplomas to the grad uates. Currier hall at 6:30 p.m. mics Prot. Ralph H. Blodgelt. gression and as :J time saver If n Pres. Hancher will then present he robbed the trouble comes. i.x montbs Eleven new members will be Alberhasky Blodgett is Qu itting Illinois to d \ ITO­ In a sud~en emergency, these the tradi tional charge to the initiated into the club. Provost :ery, the grocer take a post at the University of Ie vaduates which will be followed Florida. men contend, the Presld nt should ,y Harvey H. Davis will be the chief ~ aid. HAJlIlE'IT have power to start lhe draft ma­ by the entire class singing the speaker at the dinner ' and Loren From Mt. Pleasant, Harrett said Kemmerer earlier charged that "Victory Chant." Blodgett was "forced" to Quit be­ chinery gain, immediately with­ t. Hickerson, alumni director he drove to Madison, Wis., where out waiting tor spccin1 sanction The expected audience of 10,000 cause commerce college Dean Ho ~ k will serve as toastmaster. he stole license plates which he (rom the lawmakers. Congress to 12,000 will jOin the graduates ward Bowen and economics de­ d All alumni are invited to a substituted 101' the ones on his might not be in session. they note. In lile singing of "Old Gold," the car. He later abandoned the car partment head E. E. Hagen t elt he .h buffet supper which will be held The senate hill covers males Ie final musical number on the pro­ at 6:30 p.m. in the north dining at Iron Mountain, Mich., he told was "out of date," gram. The ceremony will be closed trom as to 26, the same as the 1- room of Currier hall. Milwaukee police. The charge ralsed a storm on existing law, by Prof. Lampe who will give Milwaukee authorities said Har­ the campus ond a three-man com­ DUters Wldel,. the benediction. rett was being held to face trial mi ttee was appointed to investi­ It ditt s widely from the * * * on charges of assaull and armed gate the resignation of Blodgett. "draltless dra[t" bill passed by , I * * ~ Graduates Present robbery. l Thursday Kemmerer deelared the ho use May 24. The hottse vot­ Rna Instructions., 0 t u· 't One of Life's Great Moments Harrett was sentenced to from that Bowen has hired numerous ed to shlIl the draft to stand-by rgan 0 nlverSI y II '. (our to eight years after a 1946 Prof. F. G. Higbee, director of • new faculty members who are In­ status, with nobody to be put into bur,lary at Quincy, Ill., but was clined to be favorable to the "wel­ unllorm throullh selective service convocations, reminded candidates The SUI graduates of 1950 pre- released all parole Dec. 10, 1949, lare state," whereas Blodgett and unless congress, In later legl.$la­ Th~r~ay that they are to meet scnted the university with an elec­ Milwaukee pollice said, other older men In the depart­ ti on, gave authority to do so. I, II 1:15 p,m. today west 01 the ·tril: ~gan as th senior gift, Ralph Harrett told Irlli waukee police 18 Ne~ Hawkeye ~eadYr l~dict:Remlngloh for Rerjur"; ment are "eortseMratlve, free - en'" Boys reachln, would haw fifldhouse. AssembUng will take Blunck, Iowa ,. City, chairman of he lived at Canton, Mo., with his terprisers." to register wllh their loca l board., p1a~e inside the field house In the graduating memorial commit- father tlnd sll!p-mother. He listed "Dean Bowen has a 111,h opin­ as at present. The house blll call­ cue of rain. tee announced Thursday liight. Semors 'T~p ·Ust " H 0 · ( ". I [I k his occupation as laborer. Ion of anyone he brought here, ed for only II two·y ar extension Placards will indicate where Dick Outhrie, Anita, a graduat- and a low one of most of those of selective service, rath er than rich decree group wll.1 form. The ing hw student, made the pre­ First d ~liVery Of the 19~O Ha~~. e enles : 0 munls In ". in economics before he came," the three years a~ked by Secre­ procession will entcr lhe west sentalion to Pres, Virgil M. Han­ eye ;for 'SUI seniors will pegiI! a ~ - NEW YORK (A'P)I - Covernment Economist William W. Returning Alumna Kemmerer said, "Th3t basic atti ~ tary of D fens!' Louis J ohnson. door olthe armory. ch er at the senior party at Ul e 8:30 a.m. today, 1:>hn C. Hoffa, tude which leads to favoritism and The Russel um ndment to the No alphabetical sequence for Iowa Union. G, Grundy Center, business man"' Remington was i.ndicted by a federal grand jury TIllIrsday on a discrimination is the source of senate bill would allow a droned candidates is necessary, except for The organ will be installed in ager of Hawkeye, announcetl charge that he lied when he said he never was a Commtmist. Has Suitcase Woes much of the disscnsion and lll­ man to choose whether he wo'uld Ph.D. candidates who must report the Iowa Union at a future date. Thursday. The perjury t01l11t was the same typc of charge used against reeling." serve In a unit of his ow n race. for roll call. Prof. Higbee said. Hoffa said todayts distribution A 1910 SUI graduate, Mrs. R.W. Blodgett had been a faculty The choice would have to be A marshal for each group wlll Emotional Maladjustment will be on a "first come, first serve Alger Hiss, fonner state d partment aide now appealing a prison Lee of Oakland, Calif., had suit­ member 13 years. Bowen came to made In writing. arrAnge the procession and escori basis," and will be for graduating sentence. case trouble when she arrived in Illinois three years ago and Hagen each group to scats. Candidates By direction 01 the White House, Aids Growth of Cancer seniors only. Iowa City Thursday on the eve soon afterward. Kemmerer was the army, navy and air force have Ihould sit down as soon as they Youth Skips Graduation, Remington at once issued a of 1950 guduation exercises. WATERBURY, CONN. 1\1'1 - Dr. Seniors wishing their Hawkeye, at the university prior to Bowen's been tOking steps toward elim­ reach their chairs. ,tatement from Washington in Mrs. Lee told pollee the tollow­ arrival. Commencement programs wllh Charles T. Bingham, a Yale uni­ Hoffa directed, should go to the 'Follows God's Will' ...,hich he taid, "I am innocent." inating segregation of while and SUI publications office in the west ing story ot the disappearance of Kemmerer said that Bowen had Negro servicemen. B~ess cards athlched will be versity medical instructor, be­ Atty, Gen. J . Howard McGrath wing of East hall. Students should TOLEDO, 0II10 1\1'1 - Ronald her suitcase: brought in ' eight full professors. distributed as 500n as candid ates lieves emotional maladj ustment in Washington said the indicl­ She said she arrived In Iowa Ire se3ted. "helps to produce the carcinogenic use the south entrance. Graduat- Terry watched his classmates re­ ment against the 32-year-old com­ all of whom are "getting along ing seniors may pick up their ceive their high school diplomas City on the 4:15 p.m. Rocket from belter than Blodgett." He said Catholic Priest • • • substances that are known to merce department employe was California and took a cab with There wJiL be no restrictions on lead to cancer." yearbooks Saturday also. ThursdllY night, firm in his new- based on information received by Bowen also had brought in 10 four others persons. The driver young men from olher univer s i~ parkin, taciUties except east ot "If bad emotions lead to these Seniors a t ten din, summer found religious belief that be fol­ the grand jury recently. To' Be Minister went to Ule Interurban station ties and made them assistant pro­ the fieldhouse. Cars may be parked bad substances, then it behooves school will cbe able to pick up lowed "God's will" in refusing to Iie added a refer~.Jlce to . In­ lirst and delivered a lady and their copies Wednesday ' 'at the talte e tGnowing commencement to re- \ voiced by McGrath. ' . Thursday night that U.S. Com­ munists have begun to go under­ Lutheran Church, Nora Springs, turn caps and ~owns , address The tall, blond economist has Two committee chairmen were lown. ends and scrolls. Diplomas will r!!peatedly denied - sometimes named Thursday by Atty. WiI­ ground in the last seven months. be issued at this time, provided under oath and again. in public \lam F. Morrison, county Repub­ They have stepped up their all university accounts nrc pnid. statements - that he never was a lican chairman, as he began to efforts to burrow into many in­ -Peggy Freed • • • Communist. lay the groundwork (or the coun- dustries, he said, and have made The commencement exercises Only last Monday, Remington ty convention June 30. "amazing" strides In penetrating '111ll be broadcast over station w~s given 30 days to quit or be Morrison appointed Chan F. the legal profession. WSur and the public address sys­ fired from his $10,000 - a - year Coulter, 440 Orand avenue, chair­ Hoover said Red party mem­ tern will be utilized. cbmmerce department pollt 'in the man of tile phmnlng committee bers began hiding their trade; Six cols with clean sheets will oillce of international trade. which win cboose the site for the When 11 top Communist leaders be let ull In room 16 of the arm­ , col'lvlmtjon, make seatln, arrange- were- convicted in New York last ory which will serve as an emet­ COOPERATION AT 1.A8T ,'menta and ·plan mualc anll other October. Ciirector celie), room. The university Is OSLO, NORWAY M - Soviet entettainment, for the Program. The FBI gave his re­ Provldina: Gn ambulance, to be and Yugoslav diplomats will tend 'Atty. ' H.rokl W. · Vestermark, port on Communiata in closed­ door tesumony before a senate ap­ Darkecs afttie fieldbousc. en Jubilee dinner, 10w\1 Union. life. Rell,ai11ing bi~ to gr,lduates (,,1/1 be it big help in retuining OUI' A series of steps t 110Uld be pro­ Taft Calls for. War !\[onday, June l2 record as a good university. Several eVCl1ts have marl'ed the record vided to achieve that purpose over 6:30 p.m. - Fourth AnnUal din- I p,m. _ Registration {or sum - l1er of the SUI Emeritus elub. . during the last acndemic year. Many parents in lhe slate might have the very shortesl space (f time." If. Russians . Move Cl '85 '1)0 d '05 C I mer seSSIon begins at fieldbouse. cllsnged their attitudcs toward SUr- it's dif1icult for patent· oC Hc said he believcd the possi­ China Problem~ Imperils U ~ N asses , an at urI' er Tuesday, June 13 young people to not be skeptical when a scries of bad events happen. bilities ot the industrial atom hall. .s t cia J 10 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. - Registration But few things can be as influential in allaying thaI skepticism as "appeal' almo; L limitless," but 13y J. lH. ROBERTS -JR, JlulTied war preparations by the In Western Europe a ur y •• une 'at Iieldhouse. good wo rk and good citizenship on tbe pen·t of graduates who leave that they could not be developed AP Forel,n Alfalfs Analys& '. , Soviet Union. 1.2:30 .p.m. - Thu'd Annual ~JI- Wednesda.y, June 14 hel'e. effectively unless therc is com- T" L" . . I . J 'l'oat means gaining time for thc WASHINGTON ('''Sen. Robnrt vet Jubilee luncheon, Iowa Umon. 7 a.m. - Opening of summer I'Y" ve Ie, pressmg liS save UN tId 1" u,.... ~ ri • petition "in spirit and in fact." the-UN campaign through his ap_ l. ,00. ,1 nee ed Imc befOlc th.e A. Taft (R-Ohio) said Thunday 3 p.m. - AU Alumni CoHec session classes. lC ,u50 students who wtill bc teniorS this morning and graduates ______Impasse over Red ChJl1a and It TI 1 peal for the admission of Com) · . . ' . the United States should go to this aIternoon can go out and convince [owans and th e relL of the FRIGIIT CALLS 'CASPAR' munist Ch'na t b . . h'!i' ,WIll need hme. when the RU SSIan (Fot Informa~l.n re,ardln, dates bey ~lId this ·chedule, natiqy. that SUI is a good un,iversit;r. They can make such good NEW YORl{ Ill'! -I. A. two-.>'ear- '.0 mem CIS I , boycott over thiS padieular squab- war if Russia movcs into western see res4!rvlUObIl hi the ottJce or tile President, Qld Capllol; .•, Dente ·t· e ' tl t th I ' 11 t h ...... ' , "1), ~"'rl k ....J seems to be l'umill1g pretty closely be b~s ended . EU\'ope but he challnnged the Tru- el IZ ns 13 0 er peop e WI wan tell' younl?ters to come,hcl'e, too. u (II p.,...er Olon e namecj,I,.caSpar, th I ' b t . ' Lrld ~ . ~ ------~~~~ I 'I' M. ,I, ' . 1;1 .0 e me c.ween profIt H ' And the way in which it is end- K_.!:! Espec So, to end with' another hackneyed e.p;cssjo~. ~.I don'b cay lrquootoast ,·oi"tl .o! rni1fj! ~n'ight" loss. • ' J ' d Id t . ' h th . man administration's approach to GENERAL NOTICES Iowa I At ./, night arsing . ' . oJ. , i " r. e ' may e ermll1e w e 01' not the problem. t' . ' " .wed~~cl ay. aftel~ tj:it\, ~r strictly goo db ye to me, semol's. Le s say, mslead, h,e!16 to o,ur rle~ 11~ . ,oo~ .l'O~ • 1'J~<;:t televisiqlll,' ~rogram BI? e!ly" Lle ~ I thes~~ I ~ thIS: , . lRussian walkouts in the fad! of He said a Soviet sweep west- GENERAL NOTICES Mould be deposited with the cIty editor .1 n, 'llumni. I " '::., .. " , thC'.· Bank.':: '111,'i!1 The TJnitj!d 'l Nations th!l ,majority opinions will be en- ward, particularly sinee RUtsia Dt. .lfBfe'dk' ~ b.Uy 10Wall In the DeWsrO~1I1l In £a5~ Pall, Notices must be submitted , " 0 ... • world's chief irn,plc\lle\'lHQl' PC ace. eourai¢'· ~or t~e ,futll fe. ' has developed thc atomIc bcmb, gradu by 2 p.m. the day Jlreeedlil, rlrst publication; they w;1l NOT 'be Ie: is ' I, repted by lib Jne, and IUlUt bc TY1'£D OR LEGIBLY WIUTl'EN 50~ .. ' "PllanJlsl ,'·o'I'.I.':_'Tr'>'yh .':;f' o~" r' ·· .. ·Scu·hMo' lat/'1rilsHh' ' 11 p' ' ~~~:i~~S a,~~~"c:J~:::' jt~~:u~~ "I ' ,I. ·c " • . M' I ~~nle~ b;ta'~~s . ~irect threat to the ~ncl SIGNED by a respoJlslble ,erRn. regime at Peiping ac~uaUy eon-. ,Ie' alms OSCOW 'But, he bclieves the United Handless troIs China, and ' tne Cbin~ ' . States can contribute most to TlfE $oHOOL OF Journalism day, and 12 :30 a.m. Friday and Alumni Dinner will be held Sat- Saturday, beginning June 11 , Sec­ fly Cenlral Pr ••• was offered to Jewish war vet­ appliances are prepared fe1' life ~copl~ al'e entitled to rCP!,~sent.a~ Told' of Resentment meeting the challenge if it main- !Jon III the UN. The ~atJonal!st I~ tsins "a free nand" and aVQids urday evcning, June 10, at 6 p.m" ond semester late permissions and NEW YORK-The story of Ray erans. In October, 1947/ Leber outside again. government, ,which has represen- any commitments such as arms at CUrrier hall. All journal)sm senior privilegcs will be valid and several associates obt.ailled Qf UN Ch~ B Leizer may become epjc. All. his In April, 1949, Leizel"s appli- tao tion in the .UN, n. o longer. . exe.r-. Ina oycott aiel now 01' "land mass lighting in students an hall and Serials - Rese~ve read- to an emergency hospital, then to N . .T.-were so much impressed blocking th UN, nen actu!.lllY' it ,He al,~0.di9closed th~t h~ had re­ mcst con&iste.nt senate critics' ot at !lve. At 16, while still a school­ administration foreign policy, said , • ing l'Oill 3: 1~ P.11I . Children', Hour ;l~ 8·m. NeWlI-Kocll ~!3 0 ~ . m . New_ FInn champions, lit the Garden-and serve the ol'gaul·zatl·oll. '. r\ccuslons and I made It plain dur- I'b tl b I " tl . :30 a.m. Mornlnr Sc-ren.d. displays, now, noL tile slightest ' ~~ .. \ t M II I er cs y p aClllg 1em III a 0: 43 P.m. Sport. 'rIm apprehension. He is HG cool as <1 LIe says he is convinced the tJ g .my Vlpl () oscow. minority position. i :Q\J • •m , ,P1~\ter P,lIlluI' 6:00 D.nl . Dln".r lIou,' 9:21) 8.m. l"/'.wII-r'l'heln. Auburn 11:33 P Ill . New Shar 'r well-trained champion prior to a remains a pl'jn~lIry factor in :( t. :"'~~ect II he actually advised thc Japlln- favors . an curly peace t:JO a.m., Vt'neelll IAPft ~ : OQ r .IlI. Mu . le III ",."holl_ bout in the ring. rn!,pi[!,11 ooiicy of Russia as w.en li ' U6Slans to i·e.lurn to . U~ mcet- t reaty with Japan Icst the "~ene~ -.U ,..m. ~ ~klllell 7:30 11 .1\1 , SlarUchl S ,..,,,.do . f B ·t I Ings and abide by maJonty decl- {ieial, Ji,41s ults: at American oCct.- ..ttl ,•. 1\1 . CUD ,nd hueer Club 7:~ P.,\1 . Tho Ed/l()r'~ !)e, k 1 Halt U~e. day he prllctl(:~S, I\ali 0 1:1 a n, France and the U.S. slon to keep tli ' ~ationaiists in PHtio~ ' lde~ei.'jorate ~ ,and ltell.1i\ies ~ i ~ ~"" . ,11.111)1\)1 Sid" Up 0:00 p.m. MUlle Vou Wont .._ ',M. ""ulO-'l'homJlOn A:~ p.m, London rurum le stUdies at New York university, That is true. Bu' -4:M quc!stiun'" tlu, .UN. Lie sui~: ' the view ji shared by Gen. Doug- 11:10 lI.m, l\l~'l' Jlck. 8:00 p.m. UN Todly down In Wa~hlngton . Square Ln whether the organ zatiort . is con- "I have not ' I\tlvi$ed any gov- las MacArthUr, supr~me lIllied H:~ ~.Ift. ltl '. "b' Sh ' B HId 0 h J S to eal'l~ his way. He has 110 co~- , come more of an · impleme\1t ,., ~ er, 'on OYS 0 rna a am ession ~em~tlOn benefits from thc Bl'l- intlividual policies. an o:gan \0 ' .. ,.'r' . ll~h, 11.1 who~c urmy he servcd, (or bc played rafhel' U'tan I\' vehi ' ' O~AHA ' {lP) .- ' :Vocal vel'sions by Frank H. Thorne pf Ohlca,(,I Ius injury. did not occur In World for mULual achievement. .. , f Whilt the boys 111 the duncc to describe the SPEBSQSA of11- War 11. He docs, however, receive ' ul1chl'ude call "jam session" were eel'S and committecJnon who trilllS- So small sum 1rom thc Isracli gov- Gained Tlmc dl I lOT eminent. Lie might well have amplified I day.~lC. IJ (Olen 11 mallH hUl'S - nct business , and handle paper Nft only does Leizcr play bul 1~ls stateln:nt that regional al'~ \ (J8m sssslon: a gothel'lng of ~ork f~r thc 30,000 .. member (,Ir­ he has composed a number of I allgemcnts - such ail the AtlatJ~ musicians plllying music extem- guntzatlOn. Thorne Is on executive E~T ABLISHED 1868 pieces. A suito for dri/lg~ was tic pact which he did not mentlon pol'Rncously with trce impl'ovisa- commlttceman nnd Pllst Interns- )I'nIDAY, JUNl!! D, 11150 played by the Florence, italy, by name - are at best only In- tlons). tional president. symphony orchestra 'in 1946, and te~im measures "and cannot alone The occasion was the 12th 111- Starting today and continuing PUblltiled d.U¥ ,xcopt MODI\.t b1 IdJ:klltB or THE ASSOCIATID PIIII a serenade for clarinet and orches- bong any reliable security from ternitlonal Oonvention of the through Satllrday, forty barber Sllldonl PubllcilLJor\ •• Jnc .. lat I"",. Ave., \·n. " •• OCllled Pr ... II .ntllled tillu.. JO""I ellr. ("... •. ltntered II ...on~ .1... Iv.l), 10 Ihe .... for republlCltlon ol ,u tra by the Durban, South Africn, the prospect of wor." SPEBSQSA _ Society for the shop quartets will compete for the mall ",lIltot 11 Ih. pOlloWce a, lowl Ihe local newl prll\l~ II. tllla ·. orchestra. in 194 (1. Regional al'!'ongements were! ond EnCOUI'ogemcnt international title. They are sur" CIty, 10,,1. und., lh, .et .c COO4l .... I1IP6. . W~1l U .11 A'P now, d l ,p.I<~ ... Pre~ervatIon of Mardi 2, l.lt, Leizer married in April, 1049. , envisioned under the UN CharIer ot Barber Shop Quartet Singing vivors of regional elimination con- CALI, , - • I D I It , .....~ His wife, the former Lorraine Ab- as a means of action where upl- Jh America. tests. 8ubl.rtptlon TIIH - by carrl., III 10.1 , •• , lhUy I .... b1 ',M •.1iI rams, was a nurse at the Hospital versal agreement lailed. ThO$e While the "hog - lied hal! hUll- Meanwhile. most of the 1m- Clly, III cehta W~I"l o~ " per year In •••4 ..u'ln .. .Ive•• ~ .11 .., ,.,.rt.. h ~... 1 •• tor Joint Disea ~es, but not the thst !'lave ~eeh 'made lire tOll~ ~ted" droned through committee promptu vocalizing was tIIklnl 1IdVln.e~1x mliplh, '3.t~1 Ihr.. ononl.h. .rr...II,U1 ...... Vlr.II,U,. be.tiI '1.10. m.1I I" IlIw, .'.~ per yUrl I. lie ,.., II 0" J .., •• II • , nurse who attended him. A 50n, sidered interim rne.. ure. - de.. meetlrllls, the remainder of the place In a convention retroat CIIU. "11 'mil"' 'ta.101 l.llret mo""1lt AI'" olhft, mill .",,'*,IP\lonl •• lief '2, ....,.. r: ... ,." o.u,.. .It' I .... HANDLESS VIRTUOSO lla.y Lelz,er came &hroulh sll' ,ea.ra .lIf born last February. he!!!'s the ta- signed to gain ti"" for tbe cllTQ~ 9,ber shoppers.did whllt they like <¥t tt\c "¥,oO(ishcd." Th,r' bar. mDMh, ".ta: tJJfVt mtmlhl )UII, .,.. ".. 41" •.•• t ••, \:.:II::"''''''' thel' playing doily I1S if ho hncl inatio/1 o[ tht' CnIlR(\~ of W:1r .;". ttl'TM hl'~t '-' sin,!.- 111nl1l 7. ('I·~ \\'1'1'1' frl'l' 10 00111111 nrl 1:11 "M. t. 81" , • • Wtrld War n wHh harel)' :l . untch, only to h:l\'e his ltilnc\s blown mo- tr...up. pe".d.,. S...... , ••• rll t :1I .... oft durinA' the biller fighting In lsl'Il!'1 In 1947. two lwnds intact. signed to Ullin time III tho fnco of 'The "hog tied" lobel wos usod OS loucl or ns long li S they wished. •• 1\1 M ••' ...... 'rUE DAILY IOWAN, YlUD Y. ro~E t. 1950 _ PAGE TnnEE Foreign Students Married Two Medical Students Summer W ~dding Plans Announc d ;1 Receive Scholarships 1City Chorus to Sing in Drake Cavalcade Awards to three SUI medical Tbe Iowa City Men's chorus Vocal ond IlI$trumentlll soloists will sing with the all - Iowa male and groups will compete &Itur­ stUdents were announced Thur~­ chorus In tbe Cavalcade of Music day. Six of the winners will ap­ J day by the college cf medicine. being held at Drake stadium to- pear on an ABC radio network • Two oC the senior students, will day and Saturday. Chorus Pre5I_ , shOW' receive their prizes at today's dent Theodore A. Hunter. SUI commencement exercises. resident aacciate psychologist, County Meeting Slated John A. Morgan, M4, Oskaloosa, said Thursday. F T h' C 'tt : will receive the first $500 Borden A massed chorus oC 1795 volcClO or owns Ip omml ee award given at SUI. The award is will sing and a I 000 me~ber mass Township production and mar· oltered each year by the Borden band will play 'durlng a three- kedn, lIdministr8lion commlttee­ company foundation lor outstand­ hour program Saturday. Numbers men (rom Johnson !.'ounlY will ing research in medicinc. will range from popular In classic meet at I p.m. Monday in C.S.A. Gordon M. Mindrum, M4, Min­ and from hoe-down to ballet. hall. 514 N. Johnson street. neapolis, will be awarded the Features of the cavalcade will The 63 committeemen will be Ewen Murchison MacEwen Me­ be the 100 - piece United States Instructed on checking farm plan morial prize, given each year to Airror!.'!' bapd from Washlngt;)[t. !.'ompUance and measuring corn the graduating senior with the the Charioteers, male quartet; and acreage, Ray E. Smalley, county best all-around record in medi­ Dennls and Darlene Kelly, musi- chairman. said ThursdaY, cine. cal !.'omedy singin, stars. Alvin M. Mauer, Ml, LeMars, A piano - organ ensemble or received the Henry James Pren­ 12 pianos and 10 or,ans under , tiss Memorial prize. This award the direction ot Dr. Rudolph Gant, is given by the SUI chapter of president of the Chicago Music . Nu Sigma Nu, professional medi­ college. will play . cal fraternity, to the fresqman ' The 300 voi!.'e Iowa Farm Wo­ medicpl student with the ~est men's chorus wlJl sin, two num­ record in gross anatomy, a. 19- bers, and the All _ Iowa male hour ·course. chorus will sin. three selections. AND APPROACHlNG Ten bands will take part in the mUll announce the el1l'acement and approaeblnr MARBIAGE or Doris J. Anderson to G. Philip band competition, and later join 8 marrlare of their daurhter. Eleanor Louise, te Hluston. botb of Omaha, has bleen announced by massed band concert. Compounds Make Edwin J. Kron. Al, son of Mr. and Mrs. ClaIr the bride-elect'. father Mr. La.r Anderson of Competition In ballet. tap, and Kron d Riverside. The weddlnr wUl lake place Woodbine. Mr. HOUlllon b the son or Mr. and acrobatic dancing tor individuals Laundering Easier June 4 at St. Thomas More chapel. Mrs. Glenn F. Houston, 1133 E. Court street. and groups will ,be held - today. .;: CUTTING THEIR WEOCING CAKE are Mr. and Mrs. RamaDatb a. u~~~e~inr1n~:~~ O~':~o~l~~hin~~~ Arthritic Wins 2Contest Prizes in 2Weeks C of C to Distribute Krlshnaswamy after their marriage ceremony Thursday afternoon. soon make laundering Simple. Membership Plaques I M BCD OF TDIE Prof. Marcus Bach ot the SUI school of religion 'Dtflciated at tbe 'l'echnology has scored again When Mrs. Nadine Hildebrand, lng it installed in Wharton's home A new metal display plaque will DANCELAND "i\UD-CE TRY" Ilnr le rlnr service In his home, 921 Bowery street. Mrs. Krlshnas­ rowa's Smartest Ballroom with a compound known as "eMC. 18 S. Van Buren street, won a at 21 N. Johnson street. be issued to all members of the TO THE WINNER e wamY Is tbe former Rukmlnl Selvam Ramaseshan from Madras. which is added to the tinal rinse television set Tuesday night in Last week Wharton won D 1950 Cedar ltapids, Iowa Jndla. !fbI: will receive her M.A. in education from SUI today. The Iowa City chamber of commerce "Novel HU" water each time cotton goods are radio sta.tion KXIC's ~ec ond anni- Chevrolet sedan or $1,700 cash for during the next severo I weeks. codllle will live In Columbus. 0 .. Where Mr. ' Krlshnaswamy Is washed. The tr~atment is reported ' versary contest. It was the secPn~ submitting the third place entry TO~IORROW - SATURDAY studying for his Ph.D. In metallurgy at Ohio State University. The plates are black and silver, to also reduce the amount of soap !.'Ontest in two wcelts in which hen in a word building contest spon­ THY. BA.1\iD "DOWNBEAT" t required for laundering cottons. brother, Carol WhartQn, had s nt sored. by Family Times magazine, about 6 by 8 inches in size. Re­ "0 ••,.. Ope. 1:1:' p .M,n Adding about tlJree level table- in a winning en IT;>'. Washington, D.C. , placing older versions which CHOSE OUT FRONT - spoons of CMC per gallon of rinse Wharton, 37, helped his sitter, Wharton, W~? is handicapped taled the year of issuance, the BILL MEARDON and Sf ~dent Nurse 10 Receive $100 Award new plaques contain only the a)p·JU,. water 'gives cotto1} improved soil devise the slogan, which won the. by acute I\~thrltis, took the $.1,700 I , words "Member, The Chamber of HIS GREAT ORCBE TRA Janet L. Allbaugh, N3, Eagle committee which matle the award'. l'sistance without changing the television set. . I\n s:.ash: H.i* l;lobb~ Is entermg~ feel of the fabric, according to Since the Hildebrand's apart- anli " Wlnn~Il~'j'":'Iar!ous types of Commerce." lOW A~~~AY Grove, will receive the Lillian G, Selection was based on scholar­ lIT. "-4-r.. ,,, Plass Memorial prize fol' oul- ship. emotional maturity, judg­ textile. sci!)ntists. ' . the set, Mrs. H!1dej)rand J.t hav:. contleS~s. ;. i '-L....-".. I standing work i,n the field of nurs- t;Tlent, professiDnal attitude, stand­ CMC is now available in whole- • • ( " " I TONITE and SATURDAYI he, .....rIt1 ing at the SUI commencement :ards anel social re~ponsibilities. s~le quantities, bllt thE: compou~d Ohio Professor to Join Ihree owa ,(manS BoxoCflce Opens 7:15 - hows at DUlk ~ 10:15 ceremonies today. Miss Allbaugh attended the SUI has Dot yet reached the market ill Market'ng Department ' Adults 500 - Children Under 12 in Can FREE small packages for home use. I . The Plass prize, tirst of six $100 college of liberal arts lor two G N A' n honors to be given, will be award- years before transferring to the CMG used as a rinse and dried, ~rof .. Robert Bartels, Oh~o S~a~e et ew sSlgnmenfs appears to coat cotton fibers universIty, next week WIll JOIn d ed annually to an SUI stuuent college of nursing. She is the witb a smooth film. The film the summer faculty of the depart­ 10 nurse in hbnor of Mrs. Everett D. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Three former Iowa Citians made Plass. late wife of the head of the Allbaugh of Eagle Grove. keeps dirt from coming in close ment of marketing of the SUI the news last week in different '1 University hospitals department of ------contact with the fabric. college of commerce. . • pa)'ts of the country and globe, obstetrics and gynecology. The material is not as easily Bartels will teach credIts :lnu according to reports received from Jaycees to ' Kickoff soiled and dirt is removed more collections, :lnd a graduate semin­ various news agencies. The fund was established by easily the next time the fabric is ar in marketihg theory. Mrs, Plass' friends after her death Fly Control Campaign Henry Grosshans, a former laundered. He is a member of the Ameri- student and graduate assistant at in April, 1949. can Marketing association and Sonny Tufts Dr. Plass served as honorary Members of Iowa City'S Junior sur. has been appointed instruct­ Barbara Britton served on the association's com­ or in history at Bowling Green chairman of the nursing faculty Chamber .of Commerce will dou­ W. E~rI Hall Speaks to "Gabby" Hayea i- ble as scullery maids today as a mittee on the teac}!ing of mark­ state universlt;>,. Grosshans re­ , part o! kickoff ceremonies for the City High Graduates eting. ceived his M.A. here in 1947. In Dental Practice Set Up Jaycees fly control campaign. One hundred forty-one students Bortels is. co-authOr with Prof. Eugene C. Paine, son of Mr. THE. T. N. Beckman, also of Ohio The Junior Chamber's com- an~ Mrs. Charles Q. Paine, 21 W. Especially for Children mittee on fly control. con~lsting were graduated from City high State. of :I textbook' entitled Court street, was among the 1,- Iowa City is to have a dentist of Ted Fay, chairman, and Or- school Thursday evening. "Credit and Collections in TheorY' VNIAIIID 092 graduates who receive~ de­ strictly for children. ville Shank and George Hertz, W. Earl nail, pI\lnaging editor and Practice." TRADlNG'PO T grees at commencem~nt ceremon- " peelal lilt" D~ Fl.'artcls J. Flee~e an SUI will scrub the pavement on Col- of the Mason, City Globe-Gazette ies at 1he UIHve.rsity' ot Arizona, 881EIJ.. ~,A graduate, 1225 S. Riverside drive, lege ' street from ' the Bus" dep6i and formen editor of '\he Daily Walt Dboe,.'. Dr. Meyers t o Speak- ' ¥~ 31'. Paine rec. eived his bach- "WONDER DOG" is ' ~it.tiTIg . }1P ~ Mllta~ practice at east to Linn street. Swabbing will Iowanl gave the commencement Dr. Russell Meyers, cl)a,irmal} ~\lr ... of law's degree. 505 t.' ~01lege street speCifically [legin at 7: 15 a.m. ' " .' address. - Lat;""N;... - of neurosurge&j in- tffi ~tJIl colt , 'Second Lt. Donald K. Fetig. Sotl for the care of children's teeth. The Jaycees Thursday distrl- · William' R. Fenton and Edward lege ot me'dicine, wealL> AtlantiI6 f ,.Mrs. M.B. Fetig, 204 N',OI1- Dr. Fleege, owner of the Iowa buted posters ~~Ptioned "R~bblsh L. Duncan were valedictorians. City, N.J., to attend meetings ~f bett, street, ~ns been ossl~~ed City trailer mart for the past four Breeds Germs. Sunday. wlll be The Rev. J. F. Choitz, pastor the ~Jl'lIl~i~l\n EI!!ftroe(lc~P4:f o. with the !1l}gm.eer scho.ol diVISion years, received his D.D.S. degree tottle cleanup day and trucks wiJI of St. Paul's Lutheran church, graphic ·society and the Amerlcan o.f the Eta Jima school command from SUI last year, Since theh colleFt all empty boWes placed in ~ave the benediction. Neurological aS$ociatio". • I n southern Japan. FeUg was grad- he has earned an M.S. d!!gree in alleys throughout the city. He will pres nt IL research p ated Jrom Iowa City high school. pedodontia here and will receive . Musical Program per Monday at a meeting of the and attended sur as an engineer- that award in Commencement ex­ Hospital Director to Talk association. ing student in 1948. ercises here today. Iowa City high school music At University of Kansas students will present a program 111 this Jloon at the weekly meeting Ends Welcome fo S. U!J. th RAPTURE Professor Leaves W. 'S. Schoenbohm, director of of the Masonic Service club. Tonll. FRUSTRATION te the hospital school for severely \" . , Dr, WllIiam C. Keettcl, ossis­ They will be directed by Paul handicapped children. will speale S'CARTS tant professor of obstetrics and Behm, head of instrumental music u- gynecology a t the SUI college of at the tifth annual health educa­ and director of bands In the Iowa SATURDAY tion workshop at the University 1m medicine, will lcave Monday lor 'City schools. In Little Rock, Ark. of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan. THRU TUE DAY Hc will' instruct at a refresher The workshop. June 19 through course in obstetrics and gynecol­ 23, will study health needs of ogy sponsored by the Arkansas school children, both handicapped The university medical school and the and non-handicapped. Arkllnsas state board of health. Schoenbohm will speak on LAUGH "What the School SY5tem's Ap­ proach to Education of the Handi­ GRADUATE RETURNS JAN(YiYMAN capped Child Should Be" and Dr. and Mrs. Fredric E. Simp­ "How Educational Methods Can Year son of San Angelo. Tcxas, are Develop Fullest PotentialitJes o,f , ' guests ot Mrs. Simpson's parents, Gifted Children." Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gardner, "","a , 603 E. College street this week. YOOIC,"I Marriage Licenses CJeCAIt FOrt The Simpsons are aocompanied -..0...... by their children. John, 7. and Marriage licenses were iss Jed ) -.u....,.., .. Susan, 3. fdrs. Simpson graduated Thursday by Johnson county II dcpart­ ..., ..... from SUI in 1939, and Or. Simp­ clerk's office to: Richard K. Ha­ TAlnNGovn posted ou .t

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Four S;g League NEW YORK (A') - The New Jack Dittmer Awarded Records Broken York Yankees pounced , on Art Houttcman in the sixth Inning Nine letters in Career BOSTON (JP) - Offensive base­ bull records were shot to bits Thursday night with two out, scored seven runs on five hits, and Some of Iowa's finest athletes, Thursday as Boston's Red Sox including one all-American, will slashed four St. Louis pitchers went on to deteat the Detrolt Ti­ gers, ) 1-4, before 62,264 fans. recelve their degrees today in the for 28 hits and a humiliating largest graduating class in uni­ 29-4 victory over the last place The victory lengthened the Yankees' lead over the Tigers to versi ty history. Browns. Twenty-five major "I" men As a small crowd of 5,105 yelled two and one-halt games. t Up to that point Houtteman had from 1949-50 teams and fifteen 'for more, the batting crazed Sox, others who competed in other using friendly Fenway park as a pitched superbly, allowing only onc hit and retiring the first 13 years are listed among the can­ private hitting ground, establlsh­ didates. cd these new marlb!: batters In order. With the count ,; one ball and two strikes on Phil Jack Dittmer, one of six Hawk­ M", RIIDS eye athletcs to win nine letters is The most runs In one game In Rizzuto· - one strike away from retiring the side - Houtteman one ot the best modern - formerly 27 by ;mown graduates. Cleveland in the American league hit the little shortstop on the hip and then came the deluge. Dittmer estab­ o~ U ~ ~ Louis in t~ Na­ lished Big Ten Tne game marked the end of tional. pass ea tching 1'0- Rizzuto's remarkable errorless Thc most t6tal . bases in :ords in football streak that set an American game, 60, formerly 55 by Cin­ tast season, was league record for his position. He cinnati in the National league and team all­ fumbled Bob Swift's hard ground­ 53 by New York in the American. American at sec­ er in the fifth alter having handl­ Most runs in two games, ~. ond bm e for the ed the ball flawlessly 288 times t949 season, and The old record of 40 was held by in 59 games counting this one. ~arncd a letter in both New York anti these same The old record by Eddie Joost was DITTMER !lasketball this Red Sox. 226 chances in 42 games. Most hits in two games, 51, for­ year. New York ...... 000 t01 f:~x- Il J8 I Professional Baseball merly 46 by Philadelphia and Bos­ Detroll ...... ,0". .~!. O~&- 4 ,.. o ton American' lcague clubs. tllJuUeman, White (0) .nd S",U*j 'h • Dittmer is expected to enter rnp an. Berra. Heme runs • K.U'",lf, The Sox also set records of C.III.I. LP-Houllem ••. professional baseball following their own, equalled some others graduation but as yet haw't in­ and approached still other marks. , I "'r •• _.. " dica·ted his choice of teams. Sev­ SKIP ALEXANDER LIFTS HIS BALL trom a dltrtcult lie near the startel"s ten~ ·on the 18th ,reen eral major league scouts have Equal! Mark in Thursda.y's tlrst round of the U.S. Open golf tournament. Alexander's shot landed, In ' a maze seen Dittmer this season and last wires lIear the lent. He was permitted to move the obstructions 10' make Ihot. Unknown Lee Track Men ,Entered By whacking four doubles, Bos­ at tJ~e and have indicated interest in ton's Al Zarilla equalled a mark Mackey Jr. from Blrmin,ham, Ala., set a new tour,llament recird and IolIk the ' I~ad with a 84. Alex­ him. • held by several players tor one ander placed well amon, the leaders wllh a tWQ under par 68. In Milwaukee Meet Many of , Iowa's football line game. veterans, in addition to Dittmer, The Sox also came within one Four athletes definitely will will be lost through graduation. of the major league record of represent Iowa in the Central Col­ Included in this group arc: Earl eight homers in one game. Unknown Lee Mackey:on :lop iii,: "Open legiate track championships at Banks, Chicago, Ill" all-conference BobbY Doerr hit tbree and now u.s. Milwaukee Saturday, according to guard; Bob McKenzie, Tonkawa, has six for the sea~h. ARDMORE, PA. (JP)-A 26- 1950 classic. he added tQ t tile assembled re- Track Francis Cretzmeyer. Okla., a fine pass-catching end; Ted Williams ar)d Walt Dropo yellr-old 'B~rmingham pro with a They had said tha~ Merion: porters, who rather had ~oubtcd The entry of two others depends Don Winslow, Iowa City, regular CHICAGO (JP)- Little Ray each hit two, making their to­ crew haircut, a beat-up bag of couldn't be tamed. The record for that he was real. ' '. I on the improvement 01 Injuries, tackle; Bob Geigel, Algona, also Weatherly, brought back from ' the tals 16 and 14. clubs and no job to his name, lhe )'uggecj layout :,vas 66, set CIQsest to Mackey and .his Cretzmeyer indicated. a tackle, and Jim Shoaf, Grind­ B~NKS MtlKENZIE minors by the New York Glanis 81. Lnl...... fillS 1It8 "1- 4 • I Thursday, shot one of the .most by Tom C~eavy .in another open ma~ic wand was Al BrOSch, a Marcellus Boston and Jack stone, Pa., tackle. for pinch-hitting duties, paid ott n •• I." ...... 08;; 7~. ~iI~-~t 21 8 Another Iowa. champion grad­ for Leo Durocher Thurs­ Fannin, Miouhall '8 •• Schacht (4'. Fer· amazing rounds of golf in the · here 16 years ago. Bot when lhe balding ~8-year-old from Cherry Simpson will compete in the 10(l rick (I) and L.nar. l\lo5A (0); 8tobu history of the old Scottish game. unknown miracle shooter frQm Valley . club ori Lohg tsland, who and 220 - yard dashes and Jack uating today is Russ Merkel of Movement Started day. (I·1i ond Roll •. tr-l1.nnln (I-3). Homo Unheralded, unheard ot, Lee the south got through with Merion scored,. a. vel1y commendable 34-33 Weik will high jump. The fourth Quincy, Ill. Merkel led the Iowa The left-handed hitting out­ unll-WIIII.",. (=-I:;lh .... lijlh), Dr.p. track team for three seafons as 4'.! .. 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~. Tells were outlined fo r members of the concern speclaU~es In producing Iowa City Rotary club Thul'sday fo rms for bookkeeping and ac­ Graduate Garb -: Then and Now -, nsion Plans by c. H. SwanhQlm. manager of coun ti ng milchines. the o~gani zati on. The plant here was established of the rapidly - ex- The compal1Y is a subsidiary of About one year ago and now em­ Busine5~ Forms lnc., IM oore BUsiness Forms Inc. The ploY$ ~O people, he said. I.

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MUler Robert Duane Ausen Gc,c PAl SaCtl" Olenn Louie Medhus Evcrott Glen Meek Sebastlnn 8.,lollnl Harold John Blltn KIIt,ao,'d Chlnl! I !Cunl Chon ~~ Charle5 Mendol..A J acoll FeUx Anthol)Y cllard Ri chArd Lin, Blanton Lol. Vir K\\ an Chorlc. Eamci LewaJd Will .... Kerr Gilbert Eu~cne Kinyon Dale William Harlev Bahls Arnold Leo Baro' er Jack EUIene Mcnlson J.cq\Jes Daryl Leon .James J r Beverly Iinla Brandt Allred Peter Brl.lbach Jr Eugene Lewl, Sunl Cnln' Lin, Duane Klrk~laard John Kasper Kohl William Jennln,s Darron Jr Melvl, Eu,ene Ho\\ ard Mell John Edward 01", Ann .remlen John Norris Jessup Albert Lest.r Bnley Donald Lloyd Baucr Robert Merkel Ru ...11 Carl Merkel RUllell Del Frank Lester Brcnton Jr Robelt Fran Thom.. Malmberll John Joseph Weao. Edward Joen. Jr B.lty lane .1ohnson haas Norman Leland Krueller Rol! To Confer Degrees FrederIck Krtl.. Ralph Philip Lagonl Albert Bawden J. nes Dallas Balch bert Merrill WIIUam .lose ph Mey ... cis Brolle Dell Kelvin Brown Irvin, en A.1hllr Mltlman Namdeo tuman. Don Tury Johnson Donald Bixler John rao M rIa/I Mil Jack Lollis LaRue William Wray M.ey Po"l William Back.r Jame. WBrr.n »ell Jack Loul~ MIller Richard Edward Mil Mann Brow 1 Marie Terese Carlso 1 lay Gr j/ory IInl8 Na .. SUI s June commencement ex- 50n Gwendolyn Mo. I.o.hr J ohnson Meyer Ma rko, itz Kathryn Jea.n Atchison Gear,e Schlndele Beno MOl ric. Claude l.r RObert Scott Miller Robert W.... v Sodle Tsol tl Chenll ROInQ/1e Lewll Clark ton IJ NolienHmeyer Edwar~ JO!lPh J:me Loui~e John ~on Krnneth Miller Marsh.1I WHilom Gaills McAllister Ed Bonlly Carttr Jake Berllen Myron Mill.. William John Miller Ina Moe Eleanor t;ol'" hltz (Jerhardt Coh n o Boyl~ Jo~n EdWard Ohl" n Frink Olr COl IlvleT \l OI~11 p, nnl II ercises (or the third consecutive JohMon Laco McKinley 10hnson Rlchord ,or Artnllr Meyer Gordon Melvin Mind Fr:.nklln BerkheImer Ho""rl S:lnuel Mochal EvereU r.~ lard Molin. VlcWr Ph Ip Er e.l VerK' Wliliotn Franel, Cory WillIam Ten IY ROII Countryman Robo,! Rln.h",1 1'.01, Pori" year have broken all rrcords for Corwin John!iOn Rlehard Dean 10hnson rum Carlyle Clinton Moore John Aeton Sern,Wn Alan 8tl Of' BIckel Ralph John AI,nUIR Moore IAltoy aenhart Mueller W lila", BArbll11l Ann Johnslon Mary Lelehton Morean Rex LeRoy Morllan Ever.tI A Blunck Wallare GrUlllh BOllt" Punl Ryan \ltn"dlet Mllldtr K.nnelh O,orB' .Iotenc. Kathyle". Cralbb. Rob, .. Prlo. nOOkS :s m •• Artln r Rllh Rolph Wfllfy th e num b er of dearees award ed Jone. Dol. O~. Jllnllst Clorence Ed CunnIngham WltlJaln L{~ CUpp JOOles shop~ WJlllam Edward SI.vera MYIOQ NIt.ke SI.phen Armbro." 0 Brl." Jr DavId 801"''''' Richard £orl llrtaw MIIII~nbc Donald Dean Myron forI WII ye:lr approximately ward Kollsen Paul William Kamman J heO!i0re C ~r r~. Bel ".I.ln Rlo.nkn E,t.llp Sonya ilnbtl 'fhiR 1,850 DOll Nelson Orelup Lowrence Conrnd John Barry Brl.low Thoma. Clar. 113m Nepptl ! ranrl. QPraid NIH"" L. candIdates Will be honded dlplo- Jr John Patrick Kampmeyer Jr Ell Orton Hob.rt Cnarl.. Payton Loren Paul Boney ua",," her Willard MPrI. AIi'IUI,11 !lpen~o Ellnlc. E Bru .. 81, tlbeth Ann Kamps Russell Ber ,ard Brooke Rlc~ Br.. nmol Ve url Franel. Verne Iver NIl .son Don ,acher Benjamin Elradlord DavIs phens Merlin Verne Slrunt. Dwl&bl y, mas by SUI President Vlr,n M X.u(mann William Francis Kealrne. Cale p.lerson Benny Pinsky BrUlllWeU Welle Burton B,yan Laly Jame. Day Noe Fred Cia.. Nordstrom Georll'e De Vrle. Edltn EdwIna Ennu. Nenl SUn1ner! Dean Nathan TOI1l_ John Jo,eph Polich Robert Marlin Thoma. Bure n Gerald Edword B Irk. Ma" Leland Olson William Leo 0 Meara Hancher Mark Stephen Keny Donna Joyce Ke!) Powell Donald Stevenson Readln, Rob Pauline Genevieve Everman Alfred Fer John E(lear Vondracek Jo""ph Malll, Oearlle Newton Calhoon M.lvln VIncent Howard Bnelby Orr Ir William V.nce ron .1ohn Parkin Fles.I". Walt"r Rus WhIle Dunold Scott Wllkh. Robt~ Members of .... e ..... aduatin' class dall William Edward Kennard PhylU~ en Waldo Reed FrederIck Mervin Rlell Carney Neal CaBey Ro,er L.e Chappell Orr Rlcnard ElI,ene pahre Keith AI loll •• .leAn Ke-rsey Fr.n~es Anne Kersten Jt Howard Olhl RuliUson Amold sell French Jr 'Iheodore Lorence- Fre,. Lake Wilson Dorothy AI(ce WOOd represent If nations 38 .tates Ilfld Donald DIehl Key Frank John KIIII.n Cral, Fredric Cl1.:Irllon Alvin Chrlsllan len Park Kennelh LeRoy PI! k Loul •• SZU f SlIni CAO Everette Troy Garrett r Rustin Charles Ray Scholl .1r Cam.ron Christensen Ro,er Valen Chrlsten.. en Pelana fatcb Dale Oeno P.te.... n Don th D tit f C I ~ Tent.> Kathryn Ann KImmel Nancy Helen Loren self K.nneth Jerome Slell'tlst Donald Leo Gerwig O~." Conrud Gil Candidates for the De,ree .1 e IS r COO Umula W ,,- Kine Gerda MaxIne Klrk.lI'aard Audrey l\obert Ilwoll ChrIstianson "a~lIne DOr ild Lloyd Peterson Jamea Albert Pet bert Wan en Younl Oar.. RI~hard Alan Colli' Mltch.1I Spencer Irvlnl LaVerne thl!a Clau.en Walter Roland Cochron erson John DaVid Pet... on Duane EI MASTER OF FINE ARTS two students are troql • fort!11Il ~alA. Kinch Marilyn Anne Kltlleman Spratt. Roy Francls Stallon &Ieanor Grant Harold Lorin Gray Cleor,. Dixon Robert David Coflman Rolly!, Reimer Jl~ PhellM ~ Plo\, EU'eNI . Jldjca O ...... r Ir Laurene~ Harry Hn rsh barler ~ countries The nations represented Domthy Ann Klowans Albert Roger Bechtel Strathman John Ern.st Tyrren Colberr Cheder Ar1hlJr Cole 3. How" '1'Mter BurtOIl Lee Poullon Deh,etra C ( "" d .Klein -IJ'hornton Anthony Klos Murray David Olenn Whitney Rex j{lncock Max Emer'y Jloshrouck Knr,y Rlehard Chari •• Nelson B(ck Vln",,"~ ClernfnJ P to HI Boll i arC! Melvin Cole Harold R.loIon Colwell Preftakes Robert Lloyd Prhnrole Law Hedlund 1.eMa Patrlols UenrJcksen B~. n. Herbert Carroll Ga ..1II All"" ore uer , co, v J1; ... an. OJ Allen Knlll,m MarHynn Ruth Koch Whitworth China, Cubo, En,land. Ha- DoroUllii Marie Koeppen Olenn Ira Coneer Georlle '1oberl Conn 'I¥"R'- (h "rtl/ftlt l?ayld peor,e Pu((ett Clson Robert JunIor mOil Rohrer Irene Moe Romanow Leo lhony Lore ,ce Chorles L Luckenbill tha RooenoO\ m David Lewl. Smltll F.r nold Larson John Richard Lawrence Richard Robert L, tlon DOli . Elaine re«t David !lUycott Jr dass are lIoward Lebowlch OWe L Leeper Leo en tIne Ronald Wayne VanderWlel Rob Richard Earl Gel,.r Robert Charles Donly Camille Rosenb.rier Jo.eph Irl" Rosen ert WiUiam VanderWllt Mary Deane Robert J_ph Donovan David Campbell tn.1 Charles Arthur Ruhl James Am LUlzky Luverne Leslie Luymes Jean John Robert lhomson Ro,er Tilt", Lelbsohn Wald.mar Conrad John Leld Gelier Robert Carl Hanson AlbeO~UI Dorl~n Corinne Major William Stanley Mallory Henry Norm. Donald Patrick Harold vln Stock DuWayn. Burnell Stokka Reed Glnl.rlch Jean France. Homlllon Glt.. Aske Ollbert 'Theodore Marten Kathryn Ann Jean WIeman Gareth Jean WllkJns mler Shoni Robert Vernon VinIng Rob ert Owltlht W"rr\nC\on .1 0 Whisenand Duane LeRoy Ha.. Dean SmIth Hasty John Fr.ncl. Sulll, an Evan McJ{lm Ricardo Torte. Reyes Roy Sp~nce lIYl. Hollman Robert Vln,cent HlId JIob. Maureen leannt. Auburn Phillip ~rt Marth lane Martin Lol. Marjorie Mar Leola May WIlliams Edward Nathaniel Jamet Francis Hayden Donald CharleS Tallman DavId TaylOl' Jame, Dowell RlchardlOn Jr Albelis Hinckley Rine ert Emmett Holland Loull t. IrwIn loy Babcock Vad. Lou ... , .abeOfl< tin Rose Mary Marlin Leonard John Wilson Gordo, Gilbert Wilson Millicent Bapnond La V.ern WIck. Clayton r .... - ceti WlllclnlOn , Hal'l DaVid Horton Hayworth GUY Taylor Roy Edward Taylor Richard hart Struan Donald RobertllOn 8eth Alice 1.. ldoride . Elihu LoRDI 1_ William Eu,\"e Baber, Mary Mar,aret Martz Julia Mercedes Malheson Jean Lou WInter Alvin Elbert WItwer Jr Wilkerson Heath .1r K.lth Paul H... E ...en. Tharp Robert Jame. Thoenne. Jun, ROChefort Darrell Keith Roeh!or\" .lame. Philip Judlle Reina Emil Kam~ ~ Baleom Baroara J,an Ball\.rId,e Mar Francis MeBum~y Peter Georlle Witwer Leroy Willis . cox Marlon John Heins Carol LouIs. JOM Furman Thomason Bernard Geor,e John Rudulpho Rohner 'I'lmothy Edward Jane Couffor K lltenbach Chon, Caudlda&el (or the of a_ Karet Mary Barnes Patricia lean 1I;Irn Wayne Marcus McClow Charles Bently Wolter NOllne La Verne Woodard Mary IHrree Herb.1 Harry Phillip Hennan Leo Ha~ Thurtell FrancIs Thpma. TIernan WII Rose Marearet Mary ~yan Miriam Pa Kao Raymond Carrolt I(ent "orlo I. ho~se Alice M,ry Chadl",!, BalTOn Mary McElmurrlY Prl,cllla Peck McEwan Joan Wrlllht Martha Jnne Youn" Lowell BAOHELOR OF SCIEN«E old Hester lIam Harter TImmins Bern.rd Wayne triPI. Scanlon William HenT)' !khumann Ilene Lundvall Merle Milan James Zearley Cordelia LouIse Zook Lou Barth Julia Bartlln" Jtobarl 'Alex Esther Jean McFadden Allon Ed ward IN PHABMACY John Allred He.. llt Donald Irvin, Tlleh.nal Rab.rt Samuel Todd P,uio E Jr Nadine Annellen Sllanl< Loll Elallle Wal\.er Paul Met'ier Harry!rnMt aRller Bash'On lo~n Ariella Ba~n McGlolhleo lIobert Stanley McKean Hillstrom Delmar Henry HoffrQeler Herb 'Ir,y Richard Edward Tupper Aurel Shelle George A,new SmIth Joseph Nelson Bldon Ros. Obrecht David Bur P~rl Florence Baxter CUUQrd ~~fOn James Balli McKen ..e Ro ,aid Ira Mc Candidates for the Degree of Edward Rolland Charles Cralll"Ho""" ~Qr.ie Van Echaute Charles Sylvester George Smith Werller Neumann Snow roll PearlOn Harold Bruce PhlillPf, alii; Bea"ler Martlyn J-.h. a..aUy ..e!'ild Namer Elizabeth Ann M~Quode James Lyl'na t.!ll)tfJJrt ' \3e lli~ I I ol~n.~ tl So way John Wayne Hovland John .. Icbilrd Varmeench Lester Roy Vlctorson George Myron Stanley Dorl' Carol Stefly mini Selvam Ramale,hall Sara Ana Anthony Beeker Jol\o Gl'eCory Bae~ Bdward McTlilUe Gladys Poorbaugh BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS worth 8ili'1/r*n:, Rlil Badiey -Oannon Howes Duan. Archlbold Hudson! MarY Cilarles Edward Vldas Robert Charles Bernard Ste", DeWayne Albert Stone Rhue Chetter Crosby Roy. Alvin H.I Jllch.rd N<>Y06 &femer Shirley Ann Meeker Thom.1 Patrick Mel. Madlin Jr Rolvh Dewall lie Gh"""ky Darwin LouIse Hughes Robert Ryer Hutllln Jlto VIIllers barger, Clarice C.rollne Sirulo Ray Enl drelch Schild Jame. H.rv.y Sh tu Raft Been Dona Lee Bandlxen, Vlrcln!". Ann Ann M.lrose Marinret Ann Merkley James DavId Brooks Len Girdley Ev Erwin Cloe James William ConIne Har mle Le. Hunt Robert BaUey H,\"Rden Roy Edward Vase Jr Frederick H",h Talley G.or'e Woolf Tanner jan a Sldhanta Froncls Elliot Smith Mil Benf.r Ror.anne Ko,hryn Benin, RIchard Charles Anthony MeruUa LeRoy Donald erett Carolyn AnJ'\ Gordon Charles vey Edward Coontz Charlie Cecil Cox Robert Jame. Ireland Alvin Elwood Iv Voss Lewis Evem Wogner RIchard Olive Katherine Thurnlan Norman lam Esther Tal, Marcaret Ann W...... l'ranels Benne K8f!nelh Marshall lIer. M~yer Ann Terry Miller Barb... Jeane Willis Hicklin Richard Hoyt Hornaday Jr WlIlillm TInley Cumm.n,. RI~rd ve"on Monlea M.die Jacobson Stanley Waron.r FrancIs Norman Wal Earl Tucker WillIam G Underbrtnk er Alvin Euecne WII, CariDI LtGI! Milo Seott Berl...,n Miller Bonnie Jean Miller Jack M,les George Blackmun Marks Betty Ro,e Harold Diehl Donald AlvIn Douhllt Lol. B r y a ., t Irving Jen,le Paul EdIson Ian Louise Neff Earl CIlIIord Nelson BACHELOR OF SCIENCE er William Chapman Sehnert J",hn Kru .. Larson Leslie John Larson DavId James Woodworth Jack Allen Wrl,nt man Nell Everell Bratt David Herman Maiden lane reported her hus­ FranklIn Shepherd Gertrude Hanry o..y Leber Geor,e Stu.rt Lenzen Don Geor,e Harrison Wylie Deon Allen Yo Brunk Jack Brown Bruno Thom.. Jo Brmk Zoe Lenore J!roberl lack Neuswaneer Colleen Newell George IN CHEMISTRY band mlssmg about 11 00 am Jack Francis Brod~mk, Marilyn Louise Milton Newland Jr Charles Coray Steck Thoma. WlIIlam Slattery Roland aid HerI!ert Levy DOllald 1;11 Roy L.w" f".!!l ' eph Bulat.. Robert DouII'la. Carpenter Broocks Richard Delo. Broeks Albtrt NIckell John Hellier Nlckelsen Robert Edward Spratt Ray- IrwIn Swart, Rich RIchard Dean Lillard ' CilffOIil H... h YOILI\1f Januu ZowOdny William Dickey I Coder Jr WIlliam Thursday Sbe said be lett home John Bradley Duschl Ernest J ohn Dti ard Vincent Theo"ald{ EUlene WIMton Holmes eon'don John Jam .. Courtney WIWam Brllce MaTlorle An,! Buchanan Records Nicol Ruth I Nielsen Nancy ponald Krasuskl 'Llnchn David ji:Dl JI'onest. Francl. Zody .tohn Rupert Saturday police said JarpfS Robert Buckels loan &111.- lIuc\<; Calherlne Noonan Phillip Norman Nor well Normn Irene Ecklund Darr.n Tyler Roland Lee Wa klns Wilbur Her Llp,e. R&lln~ RI~a" LIttle , ~IIlb!m Zoetklet: Charles MJlchell Daniel Goor,.. Tolln wall"" ,J1I~. Condon Bu.ll&. Dono\4 1an\l ~lphla Gertrude Norman Lowell Charle. Feay Allan Leo Fisher OrVllI bert Wee.., Karl WrleM Wheat Kev." LIl,lleJohJl l ~lIe ; ,1a,*~ ,~ Derenfeldn Joseph Clintoll Dillow, Bell was deSCribed as about live Yau,hl' While Roberl Qeorlle Wlleoll, n, , Howard Raymond Vlxon EMI LoYd Eadl tOilrlc Burk".n ,"rbara :!Iue Bun-ell Ever.tt North" ay G.br el Joseph 0 Jame. Floyd John KielB John Paul C~. ~thon YIIspeIO~Ro)' I ~~kf Qan.da~ for 'he Derree 01 (eet nine Inches tall welghlne 155 M.{ybelle M.~le JJl1ml) Vlr~ni .. LouUe Cql)nell 1)onol<\ Charles Obi Naomi Long John Edward McCarty Lyle E4 Wayne WIIUbn't WlUer ~naln:nan Ai- Carlyle Hartm.. n Pa_ns Rodger Ralph IN PHYSICAL EDUOATION nald , AlII"",nder Ed1\'ln" !lf~)1 Barlleli nolll Ch.ml,s Alf~ William CI\t'rrY, Pattlck Adolph Alexander Paul Bettv Oal' M~"fln FDa. Paul Jomes F1emlp, Carol .,.... \ ChpJ\ekl TNn~~aTTliIOn lean PaUls Jal,llce Mary Pay,e Roberl Nancy Ja". Alrlh Earl Cary Banks Fred B~rtoo' GreUBel Kurt LaFrenz Chrllt.I) ••n ~Oeol]/" trric~1A I~d~ Charles l"e.arce Jack H Ped~rsen An L Iy Lou Barton Thomas Ii Berhow Haller Krlshi\'> Kaum.r ,Khandtlwlll Rayml'l\d Carl ChrlJ\enl.n aldlne dreY' NicholaS Perll'okls Thomas Earle Joan Duvall Blair Donald Rex Casady WafTeD L Larsen ELwyn Clemel1Qe ~Ick Cqblt Jamd P"h'y CIIC/l"'fl' Debotab Peter! Betty Jean Peterson Gladys Rllh Gertrude Marie Clork William Bennelt qrt Robert WlJllpm RIchey Emil lolll' Chlta Collen Dons' )iJ.lfte (;oJIl r,';J. Peterson 10hn Rosen Peterson Mildred CraIn Joh'l1 Douglas Dlltm"" Duana Sedlak Geor,e Harry '!Vamsley •• N""\l:i ~~ CI'\bum Lelm~ CUlford £ve~ Peterson Harriett Lou Ise Petl1 La\lerne Draves Helen Bemlce 'Fail( Colson Nada Miller CoIVjell SuZllnne new John Henry PflQu mer Jr MIchael Hatold Lester Fiala Jr Robert Em.rson Caudldates tot the I)elree of Free nan James Douglas Graham Mary CoI1\ll, Chaf)e_ Lunlu Coepe~, Qer8Jd[ne Frank PhoUaaes William Staunton Pil BACHELOR OF SCIENCE I P' CbJller C09per Mtrna Costlcan Cope cher Frances Marlon PIpkin Ann Hartng Oennu. Clair HoHnaile Dean land Robert Lee Cornish lohn Lally Alice Catherine Pltz Doris Elaine Plath Robert Housel lmoiene Marie Huffman IN CIVIL ENGlNEiRING "q Cornwall Chan Lowell Coulter Helen Comella Ann Polasky John Sa,nuel Paul WlIIard FJuUn,er Jrene 1.0\ lse Ada Couoin Robert Reed Cowens Rob Pollock Glori. JoAnne Patti' Pericles Johnston Donna Belle Jones Elmer Johannes Bannick Richard At ert Irvine Cox loan Cramblit Ro,er Goo'l" Potlrlades John Theodor. Poulos John M Ke ,ney Lorraine June Korab thur BOllue FrederIc Arnold Carlso/l Gene Crews Ward Raymoli4 Crowley Kenneth Raymond Preiss Rnlph Eo I Ellsaoeth Ann Marxmllier Vern Elmer Welton Albert Croissant. Frederick Mel­ Uwam Wellman Cummln~. Mertlel IA PrIce Banhu, Jamcs Prien Joanne Marie McCoy Robert Denn McKenzie Elmer ton Evans Charles Donald Favreau vonne Curtis, Rob.rt Doen .curtla Lol. Prokop RIchard Northrop Puetz J r Lawyer McMichael Murland Otto Moran J8mes Wallace Gerhch Donald Wayne O ~~~~! · .lean Dahl.n Mary Thorp Dalley EdwIn Ernest William Purcell Marilyn LOll s. Theodore Arthur Nelson Phillip Dale Han Tray.s Dalsley Jr Jacl\ '£arl Dana Jr Pyles William Michael Quartan Robert Nordstorm Wayne Vernette Paustian John Arthur He•• ley Robert Rexford Patricia MarIe Darby awenUyn Leo Quinn William Leroy Rader Keith DUAne Peterson Newell 0", en RIll Ed,al' Allen Je!!rey Willard Hur Junelle Davenport Ra,mond Frederick 1'heodore Dol. Raho Robert Slephen Pinch Melvin Rosen Robert LeRoy old Jorienrwl Walter William Lane Men's Sanforized CottOrt Broadcloth DavenpOrt William Oeor,. Davis Lee Randolph Dorothy Jean Rn stovac Betly Schulz Lallra Lucille Shield. J ames William Lal11e\1ber, Charles A Llndber, Store Hours: H.rvey Deltchler lobn Hende,..,n Jane Rath Horberi J R.burn B lIy Michael Shoof Arline Silverman Robert John Earl Maddox Paul Theodore Dempster Co.. Anne J>e MI&IIClt 1:11.1 Wayne Redman All'les Rolsen Reece Ernest SnYder Isla Mae T shor Jack MaUhe. lohn Orlan Naber Harold Vin­ to beth Anne de BeUA Ja~ob lohn De Ryk. Edith R_ Reed John Clarone" Reed Lillian Belnlce 'Volt cent Oliphant WlU,am James Owen Earl Dally ••9 5 H.told Lewis De.kln M,ry Ellen De- Lura Pearl Reed Roy Lee Reese Richard Corey Jetr.... on Wright Jr Roy Rlckabaulltl Ces3r P Saavedra Saturday, 9 to 9 Smet WendeU Harold !>eVia.. llIchanl Wood Reid Su.a" J.an Reid Charles .1ullo Goylla S:lnjlnes Albert RIIJ Smith Arlirt, Dlee Robert Goo4ell Dtckln",n William Rellly .1r Raymond W.lllam Candidate for the De,ree 'Of WJIIlam Jack Sward )Wbert Peter Vao Killeen Ann Dlddy Robert WI~ur Rebfter Kenneth John Reynons Tom L BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Oyke Paul Adolph Zlmmermon Dlet.erlcll Geor,e Lane pbIon. Ir. DolOrei R1rharda Anna Marie Rider • ~ress shirts Adeline Dodd. ~~ara rranels Dod,e Marcar.1 Marl' Riel Joyce Marilyn CaacUjlate. for the. Derree of I Dolelvln Ed",ar4 Dj)nMlly. QUtlo!'lf Ill... \llmel Jane Ann Ring Dorothy Lutz Hillary Porter Cole BACHELOR 9FI SOIENCE • \lOr DonnellGn willt_ Clark Dilnonn, IIJttlar Louie Albert Robert Jr Earl CandIdates for the Delree of Mal'J! Jeanne Dorr 11IIUI , Xlaltod DPUJ,,"' trneo~ Rober'U Mary Knthryn Roberts IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING eN,. Jobn Vlr,1I :o.;"""e,. 'laipea Harold William Marv"l Roberll Jr Robert BACHELOR OF LAWS Doyle Barbaql -Gro,a", Dfiu. , DilUllos Roberlson Sidney Hersh.1 Rob Bernardo I AI-4'M Brlvo • E':nn Burton lohn jll;lerinan DrI,,. llaV{cI N Dr\j~ !now 1'10.1 Mae RobInson .lame. Gordon RIchard Myron Ackley Jack Harold BIckley 'PauL tJ~ph BockenJted\ Alvin Regularly 1,.98 Marilyn "an~ pU8 Rudl Nancy Lee Gore Ralph W Graves Alan Ro.. Ray Alvin. fuller Jeme. Vra\\CIs Ga.. 1tIa1ae Ellerbrock loy,,- Marl" Eller sftultl_ort/i Rust Harry Elvoy Ru len Hawley James Welsslnier Hudson man Howard Lee Gerard Sidney Cor 81ch Murray Prior E1111 ~mf ~ E1 beck Jr Wlliram Joseph Ruttan Ellul 1Tho mas WJJhlm Hu,hes Arnold Oakley man Ro~rt Zane Harvey Rhod., lohn May man I\llIa Kol,ar Ely ItIoC4~ltne ~"ll belh R_ Sack~1t Rosalyn HaskIn Soltz Kenyon Jr Robert Frank Kohlhaa. lIenhart Jr on the Enftlber:t Ka,hleerl Ann .l:n,II", Avl\[a J ....pl> Howll'1 Samuelson 1r Rita Mary Fronklln Hamlin Kreamer John Lowell Ralpll LeRoy Jackson Edward Wayne ment ElMOteln RlduIrd Wacbte~ &l'1enbe .... r Satterlee Luvern Arthur Sauerbry Rlcl1 MeisenheImer Albert Cyril Om.r Don 10hnston Ronnld Paul Larson Gorall FOR Ann Ewers ErlckllO!' Mfxlne oTtone Erick Ird Danl.l Savage Jr Martlca Ruhn, aid Deemer Paul Jack Randall Quli/t Luecke William Toppin, Metz Ter Smith's Ion Arnold Luv.rn. 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Scott Joyce Ann Scott lea. Anne JURIS DOCTOR Lorain Taylor Eugene Tierney Raym,ond Leon DIck Forbes M"ry Marprel For Lee Seidner John Albert Senneil Imo Donnan Tln,lel/ Richard Milton Truet 01 Coun ",old Greeo,!, Chari.. I'~""!l' Arol1I~ ,ene M'e Sewa...., WIlliam Berry Se dell Kenneth Fremoni Wrl,ht The 51 Joseph hansen Doria Mn rnnaon ward Anne Seymdur Richard Slan(ord Carlto 1 James Anderson Charles Fresh, Non-Wilt Collar th Emilie leannetle Fr~rlcJt. Floyd Shalt Allee Judith Shakow George Nel Ralph Seibold Anderson Barney B.rnard Caudldate. for the Derree of ment Freerksen, Charles hoed,rlck 'rreyer lll~ IOn Shaw Leatrice Ruth Shay Charles Francis James Bradley BenjamIn Whit BACHELOR OF SCONCE JW ble Noo S Fried OM'iU. David Ftied, Lynn Ed Warren Shelton David Kenneth Shelton ney Brown Mahlon Nelson Brown John Durable Plastic Buttons when tl ,08rd FrInk Arthln J'roo, lohn WUUam Robert Earl Shepherd Donald Gene Robert Byers D.an EdwIn Carlson Rob MECHANICAL ENGlNEEIUNG Fr)! 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