University of Minnesota

COMMENCEMENT CONVOCATION WINTER QUARTER 1936

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NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM Thursday, March 19, 1936, Eleven O'Clock PROGRAM

President LOTUS D. COFFMAN, Presiding

PROCESSIONAL-March from "Die Meistersinger" - Wagner GEORGE H. FAIRCLOUGH

HYMN-"America" My country! 'tis of thee Our fathers' God! to Thee, Sweet land of liberty, Author of Liberty, Of thee I sing; To Thee we sing; Land where my fathers died, Long may our land be bright Land of the Pilgrims' pride, With freedOlIl's holy light; From every mountain side Protect us by Thy might, Let freedom ring! Great God, our King I

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS HENRY W. A. HANSON, D.D., LL.D. President, Gettysburg College

ORGAN SOLO-(a) Arabesque- - John Gordon Seeley (b) Fugue in C Major - Dietrich Buxtehude MR. FAIRCLOUGH

CONFERRING OF DEGREES LOTUS D. COFFMAN, Ph.D., LL.D. President of the University

2 SONG-"Hail, Minnesota!" Minnesota, hail to thee! Like the stream that bends to sea Hail to thee, our ColIege dear! Like the pine that seeks the blue! Thy light shalI ever be Minnesota, stilI for thee, A beacon bright and clear; Thy .sons are strong and true. Thy sons and daughters true From they woods and waters fair, Wi11 proclaim thee near and far; From··thy prairies waving far, They will guard thy fame At thy calI they throng, And adore thy name; With their shout and song, Thou shalt be their Northern Star. Hailing thee their Northern Star.

RECESSION AL-"Carillon-Sortie" Mulet MR. FAIRCLOUGH

SMOKING As a courtesy to those attending functions, and out of respect for the character of the building, be it resolved by the Board of Regents that there be printed in the programs of all functions held in the Cyrus Northrop Memorial Auditorium a request that smoking be confined to the outer lobby on the main floor, to the gallery lobbies, and to the lounge rooms. 3 938923 CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION

Subject to the completion of all curriculum r~quirements at the close of the winter quarter, degrees will be conferred as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the graduation requirements.

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY GRADUATE DENTAL HYGIENIST

MARCELLA HELEN NEISEN

GENERAL COLLEGE ASSOCIATES IN ARTS

FRED HAD WEN BARNEY ALAN DARE HELEN THERESE BERG FRANK HIBBING KOLLER MARY ELINORE BERG DONALD ROBERT LINCOLN LELIA ELIZABETH BOCKMAN CHARLES LINCOLN NYBECK RICHARD FRED CLAUSEN DALE H. SMITH

MEDICAL SCHOOL GRADUATES IN NURSING

ELAINE E. BENNETT ALBERTA]. HOENIG DOROTHY C. Bow ESTHER CHARLOTTE HOLMBERG MARYALICE J. DEVANEY HELEN ANN LORD MARGUERITE ELOISE DONKER, B.S. VILMA E. LUOMA MATTIE ELLIS BERENICE MURPHY VERNICE L. ELOFSON MARY ANN RIGGS LILLIAN COLLEEN FLICEK IRMA STAR BARBARA GAGE INEZ A. TAYLOR R. SYLVIA GUNDERSON LEORA VARONICA WOHLLEB

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE tmagna cum laude

NORMA INEZ MOE

t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 5 BACHELOR OF ARTS tcum laude

HELEN ADELE GRANT

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE tcum laude

DOROTHY JANE SUMMERFIELD

BACHELORS OF ARTS

WILLIAM GEORGE BLOEDEL SHERWOOD HOLMAN VIRGINIA VANCE BLUNDELL ISRAEL HOROWITZ MARY VIRGINIA BOHAN MARIAN LOUISE JUNG LIONEL AARON BRILL HENRIETTA LISS LORA LEE CHASE IRVING MARGOLIS IMOGENE GRACE CLAYBAUGH RAY MORGAN LORRAINE A. COLEMAN PAUL FREDERICK WILLIAM RICK NAPHTALIE HERTZ CONNER CHARLES A. Roos GEORGINE ELIZABETH DAVENPORT MARIE ABLE SCOTT MIRIAM EVA GREENE RICHARD BERESFORD TUDOR, JR. ALANSON LAY HARRIS MARGARET JANE W ALDIN MYRON SAUL HEFFTER KENNETH WASSER MARJORIE RUTH WILLIAMS

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

MILDRED OTTLEY ANDERSON STELLA HOSTBJOR MERCIA JOHANNA BRENNE MARIAN LEONA HURWIT.Z MARGARET IRENE BRIGGS, B.S. EDITH JOHNSON DORIS I. BROWN SAMUEL ARTHUR KAISER GRACE ELEANOR ERICKSON JOE GEORGE NUDELL KARIN A. FARRELL JANET RUTH REULER MILDRED B. WEBER

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE twith distinction

ROBERT WILLIAM AUVINEN

t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.

6 BACHELORS OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING·

ALDEN W. CARPENTER MAXWELL MELIN FINKE FRANK EMERSON TORRANCE

BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

KENNETH BEAUMAN SKRIVSETH

BACHELORS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

GARFIELD BROWN ANTONIO BUOT NICK J. DOVOLIS

BACHELORS OF ARCHITECTURE

LEONARD JAMES CURRIE KENNETH MARSDEN SPERRY GEORGE GILBERT DAVIS KENNETH RICHARD WALLER CHARLES EDWARD FROST HUBERT MORRIS WALTERS

BACHELOR OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

VIRGINIA MARY HERZ

ENGINEER OF MINES In Geology

WARREN MORRIS WOODWARD

BACHELOR OF CHEMISTRY

JAMES ARTHUR DRAKE

BACHELORS OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

JOSEPH DENNIS CARUSO CHARLES JAMES POYNTER

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith high distinction (Course in Agriculture)

ALFRED A. TRAHMS

t Candidates graduating with hono~s are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.

7 BACHELORS OF SCIENCE t'With distinction (Course in Agriculture) DONALD LAWRENCE DAILEY CHESTER LERoy FINSTAD LESTER EUGENE HANSON (Course in Agricultuml Science) ELEANOR MARIAN LUNDQUIST (Course in Forestry) IRWIN HAROLD JOHNSON WALTER PAUL (Course in Home Economics) MARIE ELIZABETH FAHEY MARGARET STELLA PEWTERS

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE (Course in Agriculture) JOHN D. BARNARD LOUIS HENRICK SCHMIESING NORMON JEROME GOODWIN RAYMOND THEODORE SWENSON QUINTUS CHARLES WILSON (Course in Agricultural Science) ANDREW RAE DOWNIE PHILIP GUERINEAU GEIGER HOWARD EDWARD GROW (Course in Forestry) GEORGE BRIGGS AMIDON MILES WILLIAM KELLY KENNETH W. DANIELSON KARL GEORGE KOBES ARNE ELO WARREN H. LIVENS JAMES HENDERSON LEITON ERNST NELSON KARL JACOBSON RUSSELL OTTO ROSENDAHL JOHN MORGAN STEPHENS, JR.

(Course 111 Home Economics) LOIS MARIE Fox DOROTHY D. JACOBSON SARAH ELIZABETH GOLD MARGUERITE A. KLOBE HELEN MAE HEBERLEE ELEANORE V. MATTILA MARY WILHELMINA SILLIMAN

t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.

8 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS, AND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BACHELORS OF SCIENCE (Course in Home Economit;s Education) MARGARET ELAINE ERICKSON MARGUEliITE LORRAINE OLSON ELIZABETH POND .

MEDICAL SCHOOL BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

ROBERT RUFUS AMBROSE, B.A. PHILIP ARZT KEES, B.A., M.B. LORETTA ANN BELL HERMAN KAISER KOSCHNITZKE, M.B. TRAUGOTT J. BLOEDEL SIDNEY CHARLES PRATT WILFRED JOSEPH BUSHARD EDWIN DANFORD QUICK PHYLLIS MITCHELL DOWNEY, B.A. PAUL REED LEONARD CHARLES FRANK ARTHUR FRIDT]OF SETHER, M.B. FLORA LESLIE GILMORE VIRGINIA ARDELL SPARKS AMOS Roy GILSDORF DESMOND MILTON THYSELL ROBERT WOODRUFF

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BACHELORS OF SCIENCE twith high distinction

MARIE C. PETERSON WILHELMENA MARY RANDALL

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE twith distinction

FRANCES WILMA GILMAN RUBY BELLE HASTINGS JOHN MATTEI

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AIDA LORAIN BERG MARY LOUISE LEONHART EVELYN BERNICE BERTONE IRMA B. LUCAS ORlAN THORALF BJELDANES VILMA E. LUOMA MARION LUCAS BRAGDON LEILA REM FRY MELDAHL ELLEN EVALYN CHURCH, G.N. HERMAN JULIUS MUELLER ELIZABETH DOLLENMAYER FRANK ALFRED REBERTS MATTIE ELLIS BLANCHE REED VERNICE L. ELOFSON WILLIAM HASKELL RICH EDITH A. HANSEN LEILA HARRIET SCONBERG BARBARA ]. HOPKINS MARGARET ELEANOR TEFFT MARYDEL HULL THERESA ADELAIDE THEN EUGENE KAITALA ALBERT A. VOJTISEK MAUDE FOSTER LAUGHLIN LEORA V ARONICA W OHLLEB

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BACHELORS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

REINO G. ALANKO CHARLES THOMAS HEENAN, JR. HAROLD ROBERT ANDERSON ALFRED VINCENT JOHNSON ROBERT WILLIAM BACKSTROM ROBERT JOSEPH KELLY CHARLES E. BAKER MAURICE J. MICHAELSON GERHARD W. BOSHOLM WILLIAM CHARLES MORTON :j:BUDD CRONK HENRY H. RAATTAMA CHESTER EUGENE ENGSTROM NELS WILLIAM STALHEIM

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE BACHELORS OF ARTS tcum laude

BEATRICE FRIEDLANDER GWENDOLYN B. SHEPLEY

BACHELOR OF ARTS

SOL G. ALCALAY

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY

PAUL H. DAVIS, B.B.A.

t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. t Degree conferred as of December 19, 1935. 10 LAW SCHOOL BACHELOR OF LAWS

J om~ EDWIN SUOMI

GRADUATE SCHOOL MASTERS OF ARTS

MARGARET ELIZABETH ANDREWS LINTON HAINER B.S. '31, University of Minnesofa B.S. '32, Stout Institute Major, Education Major, Education Minor, Economics Minor, Industrial Education Thesis, A Quantitative Analysis of Thesis, Engineering Preparation, the Subject Content of Some of High School and College: The the Newer Junior Business Train­ Value of High School Shop and ing Texts with Respect to the Drawing Courses as a Basis for Minnesota State Syllabus-Bulle­ Work in Engineering Colleges, tin No. A-6 with Attention to Both the Train­ ing and the Guidance Aspects EDWARD MORITZ BRECHER B.A. '32, Swarthmore College FREDERICK JOHN HOFFMAN Major, Philosophy B.A. '34, Stanford University Minor, Psychology Major, Philosophy Thesis, The Method of Extensive Minor, English Abstraction Thesis, Elements of a Transcenden­ tal Interpretation in the Aesthetic JACOB CORNILS Philosophies of Plato and Plotinus B.A. '22, Macalester ColIege Major, German CLAUDE DOUGLAS HOLZINGER . Minor, Comparative Philology B.A. '20, Macalester ColIege Thesis, Das Konservative in Luther Major, Education Minor, Educational Administration WINFIELD AUSTIN DEAHOFE Thesis, An Analysis of the Attitude B.A. '32, University of Minnesota of Minnesota School Executives on Major, English Issues Relating to the Better Minor, Romance Languages (French) Training of Elementary Teachers Thesis, The Realism, Romanticism and Irony of William Faulkner MORRIS SHEPP ISSEKS B.A. '34, University of Arkansas GLENN E. FISHBAUGHER Major, Political Science B.A. '21, Cornell College Minor, Economics Major, Education Thesis, The Executive and His Use Minor, Educational Psychology of the Militia Thesis, A Survey of Special Methods Courses in Secondary School Mathematics

11 JOHN PETER KARPEN RALPH HENRY ROSENBERGER B.A. '13, University of Minnesota B.E. '27, St. Cloud Teachers College Major, Education Major, Education' Minor, Educational Psychology Minor, Industrial Education Thesis, An Instructional Survey of Thesis, Earning Occupations of Re­ the Ungraded Schools of Dakota formatory Inmates. A Study of ,County, Minnesota Former Occupations of 1,000 Men in Relation to Age, Education, In­ ARTHUR ZEPHYRIN LANDRY telligence, and Reading Interests B.S. '34, University of Minnesota Major, English SYLVAN TRUMAN WARRINGTON Minor, Romance Languages (French) B.S, '32, University of Minnesota Thesis, A Study of Certain Features Major, Agricultural Economics of the American Social Novel as Minor, Economics Exemplified by Some Contem­ Thesis, An Analysis of the Develop­ porary Authors ment of Cooperative Trucking of Livestock in Minnesota

GLADYS LEONA WATSON B.A. '33, University of Minnesota Major, English Minor, German Thesis, Thomas Hardy: Reflections of a Novelist

MASTERS OF SCIENCE ERNEST LYLE BERG JOSEPH SELMER DRAGE B.A. '33, University of Minnesota B.A. '26, St. Olaf College Major, Economic Geology Major, Agricultural Biochemistry Minor, Petrography Minor, Bacteriology Thesis, A Study of the Basic Border Thesis, A Study of the Diphtheria Facies of Intrusive Igneous Rocks Toxin Neutralizing Power of a Placental Globulin Extract and the RALPH ERNEST COMSTOCK Nitrogen Distribution of the Glob­ B.S. '34, University of Minnesota ulin Major, Animal Genetics Minor, Plant Genetics THOMAS OASTLER GRAHAM Thesis, An Embryological Study of B.S.A. '28, Ontario Agricultural the Bovine College Major, Horticulture Minor, Botany Thesis, Observations on Flowering and Fruiting in the Tomato (Ly­ copersicum esculentum)

12 VINCENT EMANUEL IVERSON HAROLD THORNTON OLSON B.S. '33, University of Minnesota B.S. '33, University of Minnesota Major, Horticulture Majo(, Physics Minor, Plant Pathology Minor, Mathematics Thesis, The Effects of Ground Cov­ Thesis, The Disintegration of Light ers on Soil Temperatures Elements by Charged Particles

MEDICAL SCHOOL BACHELORS OF MEDICINE

ROBERT RUFUS AMBROSE, B.A. RICHARD J. LIEN PAUL C. BENTON, B.A. SIDNEY CHARLES PRATT LAWRENCE BERMAN, B.A. EDWIN DANFORD QUICK TRAUGOTT J. BLOEDEL H. ROBERT RANSOM, B.S. WILFRED JOSEPH BUSHARD PAUL REED RALEIGH VIRGIL BUTLER FRANK LLOYD RICHARDSON, B.S. DEAN STEPHEN FLEMING PAUL FREDERICK WILLIAM RICK LEONARD CHARLES FRANK HENRY EMIL ROKALA, B.A. AMOS Roy GILSDORF DAVID N. RUDIN, B.S., M.S. MILTON GOLDBERG, B.A. JAMES FREDERICK SHANDORF, B.A. JULIAN C. JACOBSON, B.A. BAXTER ALLEN SMITH, JR. PHILIP SAMUEL JOHNSON, B.S. DESMOND MILTON THYSELL ROBERT WOODRUFF

DOCTORS OF MEDICINE

ARTHUR LOUIS ABBETT, B.S., M.B. HERMAN KAISER KOSCHNITZKE, M.B. LEONARD S. ARLING, M.B. GLENN H. LEEMHUIS, M.B. SAMUEL GEORGE BALKIN, B.S., D.D.S., SIDNEY HOWARD MEDOF, B.S., M.B. M.B. HENRY GEORGE MOEHRING, M.B. HOWARD RAYMOND BANCKS, B.S., HJALMAR ERWIN MORTENSBAK, M.B. M.B. ALFRED EDWARD MUCCILLI, B.S., M.B. HERBERT AUGUST BLUMENTHAL,M.B., LILLIAN AGNES OLSON, B.A., M.B. Ph.B. DONALD LOWELL PAULSON, B.S., M.B. JAMES WELLINGTON BROWN, B.A., MALCOLM MONTIETH PEARSON, B.S., B.S., M.B. M.B. RANDALL S. DERIFIELD, M.B. RALPH V. PLATOU, B.S., M.B. NORBERT B. FREY, M.B. PHILEMON CHEVERTON Roy, B.S., M.B. HYMAN LOUIS FRIEDELL, B.S., M.B. DAVID N. RUDIN, B.S., M.S. MAURICE GINSBERG, B.S., M.B. WALLACE SABURO SAKO, B.S., M.B. LAWRENCE MICHAEL HAMMAR, M.B. ARTHUR FRIDTJOF SETHER, M.B. BRUNO OLAF JUNNILA, M.B. CARLETON SCHLEUDER STRATHERN, PHILIP ARZT KEES, B.A., M.B. M.B. JULIUS HASKELL WINER, B.S., M.B.

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INGVOLD WALFRED ALM WILLIAM DAY LARSON B.S. '26, University of Minnesota B.A. '29, University of Minnesota Major, Economics M.S. '31, Michigan State College Minor, Economic History Major, Physical Chemistry Thesis, The Sources of Funds Ob­ Minors, Inorganic and Analytical tained by Industrial Corporations Chemistry and Their Uses, 1927-1932, with Thesis, The Solubility of Silver Ace­ Special Reference to the Business tate in Mixed Solvents Cycle Major Adviser, Professor F. H. Mac­ Major Adviser, Professor Arthur Dougall Borak OSCAR N ORGORDEN ELMO ERNEST HANSON B.E.E. '31, University of Minnesota B.A. '29, St. Olaf College Major, Physics Major, Physics Minor, Mathematics Minor, Mathematics Thesis, The Inverse Piezo-Electrical Thesis, A Study of Kinetic Energies Properties of Rochelle Salt at of Ions Formed by Electron Im­ Audio Frequencies pact in Nitric Oxide and Hydrogen Major Advisers, Professors Anthony Chloride Zeleny and Joseph Valasek Major Adviser, Professor John T. Tate

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SIXTY-FOURTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT

1936

THE STADIUM MONDAY EVENING, JUNE FIFTEENTH AT EIGHT-FIFTEEN O'CLOCK ORDER OF EXERCISES

President LOTUS D. COFFMAN, Presiding

PROCESSIONALS- Introduction to Act III from "Lohengrin" - - Wagner Marche Pontificale Gounod UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA CONCERT BAND GERALD R. PRESCOTT, Conductor

INVOCATION THE REVEREND JOHN WALKER POWELL, '93, D.D. Special Lecturer, General Extension Division University of Minnesota

HYMN-"America" My country! 'tis of thee, Our fathers' God! to Thee, Sweet land of liberty, Author of Liberty, Of thee I sing; To Thee we sing; Land where our fathers died! Long may our land be bright Land of the Pilgrims' pride, With freedom's holy light; From every mountain side Protect us by Thy might, Let freedom ring! Great God, our King!

ADDRESS- ADA L. COMSTOCK, Litt.D., L.H.D., LL.D. President of Radcliffe College

CHARGE TO THE CLASS LOTUS D. COFFMAN, Ph.D., LL.D. President of the University of Minnesota

MUSIC-Finale, "Allegro con fuoco" from "Symphony No.4" Tschaikowsky UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA CONCERT BAND

2 CONFERRING OF DEGREES President LOTUS D. COFFMAN, 'Ph.D., LL.D.

(Selections played by the band as candidates march to the platform) "Pomp and Circumstance" Military March No. Elgar Northwards, from Suite, "Four Ways" Coates Polonaise Militaire Chopin Entry of the Bulgars Lotter Procession American - - Spencer Amparito Roca Texidor Selection from Suite, "L' Arlesienne" Bizet March from "Babes in Toyland" - - Herbert Marche Militaire, No. I and No.2 - - Schubert Finale ' Martino Procession of Bacchus from "Sylvia" - - Delibes Coronation March from "The Prophet" Meyerbeer Toreador Song from "Carmen" - - Bizet Invocation Paulson Soldiers Chorus from "Faust" Gounod Overture, "Zampa" Herold Overture, "Raymond" Thomas March, "Dunlap Commandery" Hall March, "Chicago Tribune" - Chambers March, "National Emblem" Bagley March, "Stars and Stripes Forever" Sousa

HONORARY DEGREES

SONG-HHail, Minnesota" Minnesota, hail to thee 1 Like the stream that bends to sea, Hail to thee, our College dear 1 Like the pine that seeks the blue! Thy light shall ever be Minnesota, still for thee A beacon bright and clear; Thy sons are strong and true. Thy sons and daughters true From thy woods and waters fair, Will proclaim thee near and far; From thy prairies waving far, They will guard thy fame At thy call they throng, And adore thy name; With their shout and song, Thou shalt be their Northern Star. Hailing thee their Northern Star.

The academic procession is led by the University of Minnesota Marching Band

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936SSe- CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION

Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the spring quarter, degrees will be conferred as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the graduation requirements.

GENERAL EXTENSION DIVISION Candidates presented by Richard R. Price, Ed.D., Director of University Extension Marshalls: FRIEDA KUNZE ROSELLA STEIN

CERTIFICATES IN BUSINESS CHESTER M. CARLSON FRANCIS M. REDINGTON RAYMOND E. STU NECK

CERTIFICATE IN LIBERAL EDUCATION PHILIP CARL HOEFER

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY· Candidates presented by William F. Lasby, B.A., D.D.S., F.A.C.D., Dean of the School of Dentistry Marshals: CLARA BOHLIG MARION J. PERCIVAL

GRADUATE DENTAL HYGIENISTS EVELYN LORRAINE ALTMAN ALICE LUCILLE LANGE ELIZABETH LOUISE BURROWS MARGUERITE SERENE LARSON HERMINE CHALFIN VIRGINIA EULALIE PORTER BETTY DILLON KATHERINE DOROTHY RHOADES PHYLLIS F. FLETCHER E. MAY RICHMOND ELNOR RAYE FOOTE JANET LOUISE ROOD SUZANNE HARPER ELEANOR R. ROSENBERG ETHEL V. HARTLEY DORIS LORRAYNE SCHEMPF ELIZABETH JOHNSON MARY JANE SPURBECK

GENERAL COLLEGE Candidates presented by Malcolm S. MacLean, Ph.D., Director of the General College Marshals: DANIEL J. BLOMBERG MARJORIE GORANS

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WILSON E. ARBOGUST SHIRLEY ANN KEARNEY AUGUSTA SOPHIE AXNESS ROBERT CHARLES KJELLAND BARRETTE LEROY BAKER FIRLEY SERLE KRONICK JAMES EDWARD BARRY CONRAD P. : KRUGER MARGARET ELIZABETH BERGLUND EVA LABOVITZ JOHN JACOB BERMAN IMOGENE LORRETTA LANG MARGARET BISBEE JOHN J. LAWLER EDWARD HARRY BOEHM VIRGINIA LEIGH PHILIP GARFIELD BROWN ELAINE ANDREA DOROTHY LELAND NICHOLAS REIMER BRUER ROBERT J. LENNARTSON CYRAL S. BURSCH HAROLD M. LUND JEROME ALFRED BUSER KENNETH E. MAGNUSON FORREST CARLEEN HELEN MARIE MARWIN DONALD JAY COLE FRANCIS JOHN MCDONOUGH MARGARET I. CONLIN MATHEW ANTHONY MORELLI CLYDE LOWELL COOK LAWRENCE EMIL NELSON MARIAN ELIZABETH COX JEANNE GILBERT NICKELS WINTON CHARLES DAHLEEN GERALD ANDREW PARTEN FRANK JOHN DALLERA PHYLLIS F. PECK JAMES JOSEPH DAMIANI ROBERTA E. PEDERSON HARRY N. DAYBOCH RUTH A. ROBERT HOWARD C. EBERT ANNAMARY ROBERTSON ADELE J. ERICKSON EDWARD LOWELL ROBERTSON THOMAS D. EVERTS WILLIAM CORNELIUS ROBERTSON III MARJORIE MARY FERGUSON ALLAN H. ROSENBERG MARY JANE FINCH JOHN WILLIAM SCHOELLER MARGARET LOUISE FOUCAULT WILLIAM DARWIN SCHOETTLER JAMES WM. FRANCOIS \VAVA LAURA SCHWANTES BETTY JANE FRANTZ HOWARD ELLSWORTH SHENEHON EVELYN INGRID FREDRICKSON NATALIE JANE SHER EDWARD DEWITT FREEMAN DRUSILLA SMITH MARGARET JANE FREER JOSEPH SPERANZA EARL H. FRENTZ WILLARD PETER SWADBURG ROBERT MUNRO GARLOCK STUART LEOWIN SWENSON JOHN C. GATES, JR. BARBARA JANE TEMPLETON KATHRYN MARIE GRIFFITH D. LORAINE TESLOW BRACE TROWBRIDGE GURNEE WILLIAM PAUI. THEIM PHILLIP HARTWELL HANSON, JR. BLANCHE D. TOMPKINS ELVERA ADELINE HOKANSON EDWARD GEORGE VISKA META W. HOLLENDER HELEN CHARLOTTE VOORHEES EDITH MARY HUNA JANE FEE WALKER ROBERT W. JONAS ETHEL REVA WINNICK MILTON NORMAN ZIMMERMAN

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Candidates presented by Katharine J. Densford, R.N., M.A., Director of the School of Nursing

Marshals: GENEVIEVE 1. ANDERSON RUTH GILLESPIE

GRADUATES IN NURSING*

HELEN ARLENE ALMOS EILEEN Kuss AGNES L. BOGE RUTH MARIE LANDIN DOROTHY CHRISTIE BREVIG MARGUERITE LAWRENCE ILO MARIE CARLSON JOAN MARIE MABEY, B.S. LORRAINE ANITA CARTER OLIEVA JUNE MARWEDE EVANGELINE C. COMEAU SELINDA ANN MATTSON MAUDIE COWLES HELEN T. MERGENTHAL LEAH lONE DEWEY NORA EMILIE Muus DOROTHY MARIE DUMOVICH CAROL JEANNETTE NIELSEN MATTIE ELLIS EDNA MAE NORRIS MAXINE MARY ELSENPETER JUNE LUCILLE PERSGARD MADELINE MARGARET FINK MARION JAMIESON RUSSELL ALICE LORRAINE FLOWERS LOIS MAE SCHALLER ERNESTINE ELIZABETH FREED MEYRLE IRENE SIMON HELEN CORINNE GLASRUD ARLINE ELLEN SORG LILYAN VIOLA GLASRUD EMILINE EVODIA SWENSON ALICE C. HAAS, B.A. VIOLA E. TUCHOLKE VIVIAN HARRISON GENEVIEVE ESTHER TWEET RUTH E. HEYNE MAE J EAN WAHLBERG HELEN LOUISE HOMAN HELEN W ODSEDALEK JEANETTE S. JOHNSON LEORA VARONICA WOHLLEB IRENE]. KOHOUT HARRIETT WOLSTEAD MAE M. KRUEGER NEVA ELLEN ZIMMERMAN

DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS GRADUATES OF THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT WHO ARE AWARDED COMMISSIONS IN THE OFFICERS' RE­ SERVE CORPS OF THE UNITED STATE ARMY

Candidates presented by A. E. Potts, Lieutenant Colonel, Coast Artillery, U.S.A. First Lieutenant, Medical Corps CARROLL JOSEPH BELLIS JEROME ANDREW HILGER GEORGE MORTERUD COWAN ALTON EDWIN LINDBLOM DONALD CUMMINGS DETERS GEORGE HENRY MARKING

* These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of nursing practice prior to December 17, 1936.

6 WILLIAM PETER MAVRELIS J AMES FREDERICK SHANDORF THEODORE PETER MOTTERS FREDERICK ;ABBOTT SMITH FRANK DELEE NAEGELI NERE JOSEPH SUNDET HARRY ALLEN PALMER WILLIAM LEROY WALLACE RICHARD AURIE WHITNEY

First Lieutenant, Dental Corps

CARROLL G. HAWKINSON ABRAHAM E. KIMELDORF ARTHUR P. HAYWARD WRIGHT B. PAGE WILLIAM J. SIMON

Second Lieutenant, Coast Artillery Corps

CARL E. AHLM FRANK A. KEMPE ROGER W. AMIDON HOWARD F. KLEINMAN WALLACE ANDEEN FRED H. LEMMER CARL ]. AUFDERHEIDE LOUIS X. LEVIN WARREN G. K. BENGSTON RALPH V. LINDHOLM PHILIP G. BROWN JOHN L. MORRISSEY NATHAN N. BUD ISH JOHN G. NELSON WILLIAM G. CAIN JOHN D. PEARSON CHARLES E. CUTTS GERALD K. PETERSON EVERETT W. DRUMMOND ALFRED L. RAICHE ROBERT B. ELLIS OREM O. ROBBINS CHARLES J. FRANCIS EDMUND SCHEIBE LLOYD H. GIEBENHAIN BURTON D. SCOTT , JOHN PHILIP GOETTL HERBERT E. SEVALL GEORGE W. GRIFFIN, JR. THEODORE]' SWENSON GARTH C. HARDING CHARLES E. TOWNER LESTER J. HARTUNG PAUL G. VELZ EUGENE LYLE HESS RICHARD L. WARNER WALTER K. HOWARD JOHN Z. WHEELER JACK INTLEKOFER WESLEY H. WILKES NOEL A. IVERSON JOHN B. WOLFE CHARLE F. WOLFGANG

Second Lieutenant, Signal Corps

ROBERT C. DEWAHL MELVIN L. PETERSON HAROLD L. HAMMERSCHMIDT EDMUND C. SCHORR WALTER J. HEWITT TOM A. WATSON CHARLES W. HUBLEY THOMAS R. WEST

Second Lieutenant, Infantry

NORRIS L. OGARD

7 COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS

Candidates presented by John B. Johnston, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts

Marshals: DOROTHY C. BUTTERWICK FRANK G. RYDER

BACHELORS OF ARTS t summa cum laude

JAMES WESLEY FEATHERSTONE HOMER DUPRE HAGSTRUM, B.E.E. ARVO E. HAAPA FREDERICK WHITNEY THOMAS

BACHELORS OF ARTS tmagna cum laude

JACOB BEARMAN EARL PHILIP KIRMSER LINN J. FIRESTONE RICHARD ALBERT MOORE LOUIS GUTTMAN DONALD CARL SWANSON PAUL STICKNEY HAGEN MARGARET SUSAN THOMES

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE tmagna cum laude

ELIZABETH HARTZELL ADDY ETHEL STEINMAN

BACHELORS OF ARTS tcum laude

REGINALD AMES DANIEL L. HARRIS CYRUS PAINE BARNUM, JR. RAMON L. IRWIN BARBARA BRUCE WILLIAM WALLACE JACKSON ANNE HELEN CARLSEN MARY ROWENA KITTS ERNST I. DAHLE J. PHILIP PALMQUIST ROBERT WENDALL DYGERT FRANK JOSEPH POLANSKY MARJORIE ARDELLE HAMLETT HAROLD E. RENQUIST

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE tcum laude

BERNICE LOIS JAFFE MILDRED CAROL PETERSON AMY MARGARET KLEIN JANE ZELDA SHER WILMA MOSSBERG ALICE SWEDENBORG, B.A.

t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.

8 BACHELORS OF ARTS

EVELYN MILDRED ABRAMS VICTOR IMMANUEL GRUHN HARRIET MILDRED ALBERTSON ADA OVIDIA HAGEN ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG LISELOTTE ANNE HAGER MIRIAM C. ARNOLD MARGARET ELEANOR HANSEN MARION MILLER BARCLAY LEONARD E. HANSON ALFRED FRANK BARTSCH ALANSON LAY HARRIS JANE ELIZABETH BRADFORD MARGARET ANN HEALY MARGARET MARY BRIGGS HELEN CHRISTINE HEDBACK LIONEL AARON BRILL JOAN C. HELMERS ELLEN JANNEY BROWN ELIZABETH SOPHIA HIRSCH ROBERT CAMERON BRUCE DOROTHY JANE H]ORTSBERG HYME A. BUDD MAY HELEN LOUISE HOELZLE ROLAND DANIEL BURKE ARTHUR CHARLES HOFFMAN JEAN MARGARET CALLAHAN LEAH SHARON JAFFE JOSEPH DYER CARLISLE ALLAN R. JOHNSON EDWARD Co DEL FRANK EDWARD JOHNSON, JR. ANGELO COHN MARION LOUISE JOHNSON KENNETH COTTER BEN L. JOSEPH CHARLES WINFIELD CURRIER EVELYN E. JUSTER DONALD LORENZO DAVENPORT SOL KANTER GUY SPAULDING DEVANY SHELDON DAVID KARLINS ARMANDO MIKE DEYOANNES KATHLEEN CHARLOTTE KELLEY MARY PATRICIA DONAGHUE WILLIAM WALKER KENNEDY JOHN HOWARD Dow GORDON H. KEYES HESTER SHOVE DUFFALO HELEN ELIZABETH KILLMER CHARLES THOMAS DUNCAN JOSEPHINE FRANCES KIRBY HELEN R. EBBIGHAUSEN FULTON KOEHLER FORREST CRANDALL EDWARDS FRED KOLOUCH, JR. WALFRED ERICKSON CHARLES JOSEPH KOPRIVA ELIZABETH MARIE FAGERSTROM KENNETH ALBERT KOYEN JOHN GARRETT FELTON, JR. DOROTHY ELAINE KUECHENMEISTER ELIZABETH ELEANOR FIEGEL GORDON W. LAGERSTROM SARAH E. FIELD MARGARET JEAN LALONE EARL WILLARD FINBERG EVERETT LANTZ HAROLD JOHN FLAIG ROGER A. LARSON MELVIN LEON FOSSUM FRED HUBERT LEMMER FRED F. FREDLUND ELIZABETH LENANDER HAROLD MARVIN FREDRIKSON CAROL CHRISTINE LINNER EDGAR DAVlDFREIMUTH E. THEODORE LUCAS WILLIAM CHARLES GADDIS JOHN REINHOLD MAGNEY VICTOR GITELMAN ROBERT N. MAIN MAURICE GOLDBOM WILLIAM D. MALLAM GAYLE GARLAND GOODHUE JOHN ARTHUR MANNING JUNE GLADYS GORDON AMY LOUISE MATTERS ETHELYNN B. GREENWOOD MARION D. MCCULLOCH LLEWELLYN ZWICKET GROSS JUNE ROSEMARY MCGUIRE

9 JAMES WILLIAM MCHUGH \VILBER HENRY SCHILLING, JR. GERTRUDE MARGARET McKEON N ORMAN REUBEN SCHNEIDMAN WILLIAM ELDON McLENNAN GLADYS SINCLAIR LAWRENCE MEYER JOHN WILMES SIVERTSEN MELISSA WHITNEY MITCHELL MAREE GERTRUDE SLATTERY, B.A. ROSEMARY MARGARET MOSKALIK JEAN COLVIN SMITH ETHEL HARRIET M YRUM HENRY S. SOMMERS, JR. STEPHANIE MARIE NAGURSKI EVERETT LEIGHTON SORENSEN DOROTHY ARBUTUS N AHHAS MARY JEAN STARRING JOHN GORDON NELSON BERNICE SHIRLEY STEINFELDT MARJORIE VIVIEN NELSON MERRILL EDWARD STODGHILL HARRY DEWITT NEWGORD ELLEN VIOLET SWANSON EUGENE TREVETTE NEWHALL ROGER WARREN SWANSON VENDELA EVELYN OLSON FRANCES TAYLOR AGNES MARGARET OPSTAD DEBORAH M. THOMPSON JANET ELIZABETH ORR WILLARD IRVING TOUSSAINT MARY ELIZABETH PARKER HIDEKAZU UYENOYAMA CAROLINE JANE PAULIS LOUIS RICHARD VILLAUME JOHN DORAN PAULSON LORA LEE VON KUSTER MARY ELIZABETH PEOPLES JESSE BURT WATSON EVELYN LUCILLE PETERSON BARNETT M. WEBER GERALD KOHLER PETERSON ARTHUR MERRIAM WEIMER PAUL KENNETH PETERSON RAPHEAL JOSEPH WEISBERG ROBERT CARL PETERSON PATRICIA GERTRUDE WELD JAMES CYRIL PLUM BACK ROBERT BARNES WENHAM JEANNE CLAIRE PORTER JACK WERNER HARRISON RAN~OLPH JARRY MARIE WEST NORMA LORRAINE RANSOM RICHARD AURIE \VHITNEY MARYAN EVELYN REYNOLDS MARK TWAIN WHITTIER FAYE RIGLER DOROTHY HALE WILLIAMS KATHERYN MARIE ROBINSON BERNICE WILLI GAR DONALD MILES Rupp EVELYN WOOD ELINOR HENRIETTA RUSSELL RUTH MARJORIE WORTHINGTON VESTA SARGENT JANE ELIZABETH WRIGHT MARTIN A. SATZ ABRAHAM ZEMACH MITCHELL ALLEN ZITLIN

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

ELSA E. AHONEN DOROTHY BOSTROM GERALDINE B. ANDERSON MABEL MAE BRIDWELL LILLIAN VICTORIA ANDERSON DOROTHY STEWART CAPRON RUTH BASSIN ELEANOR CAROLYN CARLSON JOHN AMOS BEARD LILLIAN A. CHANMESS HELEN LEE BENNETT, B.S. LYNETTE RUA COMSTOCK MARGARET VIOLET BONNER VIOLET IRENE ECKTROM PHEBE BARRAND BOOTH MARK C. ERSPAMER

10 A. MIRIAM FRISHBERG MARJORIE DORIS MORRILL EUNICE RUTH GUNDERSON MARGUERITE IDA MORSE MARY LOUISE HEMMY LORRAINE MYSTER ELIZABETH JENSEN, B.A. FLORENCE LILIAN NELSON CECILIA FREDERICA JOHNSON GLADYS EVANGELINE N OLLMAN, B.A. EILEEN KANE DOLORAS CLAIRE NORDLAND MARIAN R KIEKENAPP, B.A. GLADYSE DOROTHY NUWASH ADELE F. KLEMER ANNETTE MAY OBERG GRETCHEN GRIGGS KLINT ETHEL EDITH EMILY REMES VERA N. LABOVITZ BEATRICE MAE ROSEMAN LAURA LAITALA EVAGENE SANDERS VIOLA BLOOM LARSON HARRIET ANN SCHIBEL DONALD STANLEY LEAF BERNICE SHARF MARGARET A. MALONE ROSEMARY STRONG MARGARET L. MARK J. DONALD TAUBE KATHLEEN MARY MCCORMICK LORNA THOMPSON, B.A. VERNA AILEEN VOGNILD MELUM, B.A. OLIVE BENORA THOMPSON MARY A. MILLER PALMA VIOLET THOMPSON ETHEL MOBROTEN HELEN ELAINE WAKEFIELD

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Candidates presented by Samuel C. Lind, Ph.D., D.Sc., Dean of the Institute of Technology

Marshals: ORVILLE A. BECKLUND RICHARD C. OLSON

BACHELORS OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING twith high distinction

RUSSELL MANSFIELD CARLSON HOMER JOSEPH STEWART GORDON H. STROM

BACHELORS OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING twith high distinction

WILLIAM ANDREAS BRASTAD RUSSELL LOUIS NIELSEN ALBERT GEORGE OSWALD

BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING twith high distinction

MILLARD HEARTLY LAJ OY

t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.

11 BACHELOR OF CHEMISTRY twith high distinction

HERBERT AUGUST LAITINEN

BACHELORS OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING twith high distinction

CLYDE HEWIT ORVIL BERG EDWARD THOMAS MARSHALL FRANK BEACH WEST

BACHELORS OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING twith distinction

JACK INTLEKOFER Roy WILLIAM LESSARD GARVIN LEONARD VON ESCHEN

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING twith distinction

CARL MORGAN KNUDTSON, B.S.

BACHELORS OF CIVIL ENGINEERING twith distinction

WARNER PAUL BLAKE FRANK G. VESSELL

BACHELORS OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING twith distinction

WILLIAM PAYNE SMITH JOHN KLEBO WENTZ

BACHELORS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING twith distinction WALLACE ANDEEN MALVEN LEONARD OLSON MILO MYRUM BOLSTAD GLENN ERNEST SEIDEL CHARLES CRUSE HONEY DALE GREGORY STEVENSON

BACHELORS OF CHEMISTRY twith distinction FAITH CECELIA ANDERSON MARVIN WALTER FORMO

t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder iniignia.

12 BACHELORS OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING twith distinction .

CARL EDWARD AHLM DONALD FRANK CHAMBERLAIN HARRISON INMAN ANTHES LEON HAROLD GROZOVSKY WILLIAM CAIN WILLIAM LOWELL NELSON GRANT OSMER SEDGWI<;K

BACHELORS OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING

JAMES BRADFORD BAKER DONALD JAMES HENG WILLIAM HENRY STEPHENSON BIRD DONALD ALEXANDER MARTIN THOMAS ARTHUR BRAGDON LOUIS PETER MERANDI NATHAN NORMAN BUDISH JAMES W. MOORE FRANCIS DUSCHIK JOHN ALLEN WELLES

BACHELORS OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

LEE EDWARD BALDWIN WALTER RAYMOND PETERSON

BACHELORS OF ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING

GILBERT BERNARD BAUER NEIL BERNARD HERMAN J AMES DAVID OSTROW

BACHELORS OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

WILBERT FOSTER ARKSEY EARL M. JOHNSON FRED G. BOHMBACH FRANK ARTHUR KEMPE RUSSEL MARBLE CORNELL THEODORE CLARK McMANUS CHARLES EUGENE CUTTS ALAN JEROME PHELPS MAURI E. ERKKILA CLAIR REDMOND LLOYD HARLEY GIEBENHAIN WILLIAM DAVENPORT SCHOELL JOHN PHILIP GOETTL PAUL GORDON VELZ ROBERT HILL JOHN BURTON WOLFE

BACHELORS OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

ROBERT CHARLES ANGSTER RUDOLPH K. KO]OLA CYRIL BARANOVSKY RICHARD HELLMUTH KUTSCHER LEO AUGUST BLOM HUGH KENT LAING JACOB JEROME GOLDSTEIN JOHN SCOTT LOYE RALPH MELVIN GRAN GEORGE WILLIAM MARHOUN CHARLES WILSON HUBLEY MERLE HERBERT MAY ARTHUR FREDERIC JENKINS WILLIAM NEWTON MCCURDY, JR. EARL WILLIAM KAMMERER FRANK ANICKER MEEKER EVERT WILLIAM KERANEN JACK EARL MORTICK

t Candidates graduating with bonors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.

13 ROBERT E. NEUMANN JOHN VINCENT SIGFORD VICTOR EMANUEL NORTON ROBERT MITCHELL SILLIMAN MELVIN LESLIE PETERSON VIRGIL A. SMOOTS, JR. GEORGE JOHN REYNOLDS CHARLES LEONARD STEINMETZ WILLIAM LAIDMAN ROBINSON CHARLES W. STEVENS ROBERT HULL SAVAGE HENRY HELMER V ARHUS EDMUND CARL JULIUS SCHORR CHARLES ALEXANDER W ALECHKA HERMAN THEODORE SCHWARTZ NATHAN FRANK WEBER WARREN TURNER WHITE

BACHELORS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

CHARLES ELMER ABBE DOUGLAS AM OR KUEHN J AMES EDWIN ACKER FRANK LAIRD MERRELL GEORGE ANDREW MORSE ANDERSON LESTER LEWIS MILLER CARL J. AUFDERHEIDE J. GORDON MITCHELL M. WILLIAM BECKER EARL OLSON VICTOR BROCKMEYER ORVILLE NORMEN OLSON GARFIELD BROWN RICHARD COLTON POUCHER DAVID HART BUCK WILLIAM HOARD REMELE VERNON R. CLAUSON ALBERT CARL RONQUIST THOMAS E. COOPER BURTON DUANE SCOTT JOE J. EDESKUTY HOWARD JACK SEEL LEWIS DAVID FREEDLAND HAROLD D. SJOSTROM STEFAN F. FREEMAN LESTER LAURIS SOLSTAD CHARLES J. GOTTFRIED WAYNE ALLEN STONE JOHN LEON HANSON DONALD FREDERICK SWANSON HERBERT SELLERS HARTZELL ROBERT PATRICK VAIL FRANK LESLIE HOPKINS HELGE ALGOT VICTORSEN AXEL LOUIS JOHNSON WILLIAM JOHN WIERIMAN

BACHELORS OF ARCHITECTURE

MIRIAM BALLIET BEND ROGER ARTHUR LEHMANN HERBERT BENTON CROMMETT MALCOLM EMIL LEIN GORDON ADOLPH ERICKSON STANLEY ALLEN MOE

BACHELOR OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

MURRAY JEROME

BACHELORS OF CHEMISTRY

ROGER WELTON AMIDON MEYER ISAAC LANDSBERG CLARENCE A. BESTER J AMES CLEMENT LEWIS DELMER OSCAR CHASE LEONARD LYNCH PHILIP FRISCH ROBERT WEST RAETZ GEORGE OGDEN HILL DON JACK WESSEL IVAR HARALD KINNEBERG JAMES WALTERS WOODHOUSE 14 BACHELORS OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

RAGNER E. BERGMAN JOHN L'ESTER MILLS LESLIE MYRON BERNICK ROBERT R. MUMM MELVILLE HUGO BISCHOFF RALPH JOHN OACE RUSSELL FREDERIC CLAYTON MAURIqE HENRY OLINK PAUL A. DAHLEN JEROME,OTTMAR ROBERT B. DIERCKS FREDERICK LEE PAUL ROBERT MCKNIGHT DIXON ALFRED LOUIS RAICHE EVERETT WILLIAM DRUMMOND GERALD LYLE RAYMOND JOHN DEAN HERMAN JACK DAVID RODE RAYMOND A. KEMPF MARCUS REINHOLD SCHRElN HAROLD JEROME KINSETH HERBERT E. SEVALL EMIL F. KOENIG THEODORE SWENSON JOHN McBROOM HAROLD DAVID VAN W AGENEN LEROY CHARLES MCCLELLAND WILLIAM ALFRED WILKINSON

The following candidates, Engineers of Mines, Engineers of Mines in Petro­ leum, and Metallurgical Engineers, are absent from the city engaged in field work. Their degrees will be conferred in absentia. ENGINEERS OF MINES

BERTRAND M. ANDREAS RICHARD ROBERT KRUMM JAMES M. BROWN EDWARD PETER LEACH WILLIAM S. DONNER GUSTAV A. NEUBERG NICHOLAS JOHN KNICKERBOCKER CHARLES MILBURN SAMPSON MICHAEL PATRICK TIERNEY

ENGINEERS OF MINES In Petroleum CHARLES HANS DANCHERTSEN JOHN EDWIN MAHLE

METALLURGICAL ENGINEERS

EDWARD D. COLLINS, JR., M.E. LEONARD PAULLE RICE JOHN N. LYNN EUGENE MILTON STEIN LEONARD MAYERON MICHAEL TENENBAUM BENNETT P. NYLINE JOHN CLARENCE TENOLD

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS

Candidates presented by Edward M. Freeman, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics

Marshals: MARffi J. ANDERSON CLINTON O. TURNQUIST 15 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith high distinction (Course in Home Economics) JUNE HENRIETTA LUNDBLAD

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE twith distinction (Course in Agriculture) CLARIS ELWOOD ACKERMAN

(Course 1n Home Economics) HELEN AGNES BARTEL HELEN DAE HOPPER SHIRLEY ARLOWEEN EMERSON CARLA BELLE MEACHAM KATHRYN VIRGINIA WINTHERS

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

(Course 1n Agriculture)

RICHARD C. ALLEN WALLACE Roy McMARTIN ROBERT EDWIN FREEMAN ROBERT DUDLEY MONTGOMERY ELKAN W. GROLL DYER N. RUGGLES LESTER JOHN HARTUNG PHINNY HERMAN STENBORG JAMES WENTWORTH HORRIDGE GEORGE ELI TELLIER KERMIT W. KREITLOW DONALD IRWIN THOMPSON ROBERT FREDERICK UPTON

(Course in Agricultural Science)

PAUL E. HOLTON ALBERT EDWARD HOUK FRANK VICTOR HRIBAR

(Course in Forestry)

EARL JOHN ADAMS ROBERT EDWARD LEE ILG DONALD ROY AMBROSEN LEITON ERNST NELSON HERMAN FRED ARLE RAYMOND C. NERMOE JOHN WILLIAM CEDER MYRON DAVID OSTRANDER SIGURD J. DOLGAARD LEONARD JOSEPH PULKRABEK HERBERT J. ERICKSON PETER H. SCHUFT THOMAS R. EVANS RICHARD MAYHEW TOWNSEND JAMES H. HOVIND WALDEMAR ALBERT WINKLER EUGENE J. HURLEY CHARLES GORDON WYATT

t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.

16 (Course m Home Economics) A DDREY MILDRED ALTON JOSEPHINE; ALICE HEDMAN JULIA MAE BEAVER INA BELLE JAY MARY KATHERINE BLACK ELIZABETH. FRANCES LYNCH ALMA ENGENE ANGELINE D. MANNICK CONSTANCE FEGLES ELEANORE :V. MATTILA LOIS MARIE Fox HELEN F. ';MORELL CAROL ANN FRAUTSCHI GEORGIA OVERLAND BERNICE MARIE FREDSALL EVELYN ESTHER PETERSON MARIANE L. GRAHAM JOAN LILLIA PETERSON DOROTHY ALICE GURTON ELLEN GERTRUDE RANSBURG JEAN HALL FRANCES REBECCA SEDERBERG ELLEN ANN HARGADlNE LOUISE E. SPEICH

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS AND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Candidates presented by Edward M. Freeman, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics

Marshals: MARIE J. ANDERSON CLINTON O. TURNQUIST

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE twith high distinction (Course in Home Economics) GERTRUDE ANNE ESTEROS GLADYS LUCILLE RIPCZINSKI MARY ALICE SHIELDS, B.S., M.A.

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE twith distinction (Course in Agriculture) HAROLD ROLAND ANDERSON

(Course tn Home Economics) HELEN BERNICE CHRISTENSEN ETHELDREDA MARGARET JONES

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE (Course in Agriculture) MILTON BRUHN ROLAND WESLEY WHITING

t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.

17 (Course in Home Economics) MARY PATRICIA BARRY JUNE EDITH KOEPKE GLADYS lONE CRANE BERNICE E. MEISTER MARION JANE FABEL GRACE KIETH MILLAR ELEANOR SYLVIA HAlLA MARIE S. N AGOVSKY FAITH ALBERTA HENDRICKS, B.S. RUTH LOUISE NELSON ELEANOR CATER JOHNSTON CORA A. TORGERSON

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS AND SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Candidates presented by Edward M. Freeman, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics Marshalls: MARIE ]. ANDERSON CLINTON O. TURNQUIST

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION In Agriculture WILLIAM ANTON NEWMAN

LAW SCHOOL

Candidates pr~sented by Everett Fraser, B.A., LL.B., Dean of the Law School Marshals: ARTHUR A. BURCK STUART ROTHMAN

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE In Law ARTHUR EDWARD ANDERSON, JR. HERBERT EARL OLSON SAUL THOMAS BENJAMIN NORMAN OMTVEDT ALTON E. BERGH LEON L. RAIZES KARL FRANK DIESSNER LOUIS JAMES REED RICHARD C. HUNTER RICHARD LYLE THWING ADELBERT CONVER LYON ROBERT LIND UTNE JOHN HANNA McALLISTER, JR. SIMON WEISMAN MILLETT VINCENT O'CONNELL KARL WINDHORST WELLS JOSEPH WRIGHT

MEDICAL SCHOOL Candidates presented by Elias P. Lyon, Ph.D., M.D., LL.D., Dean of the Medical School Marshals: MARY EILERT FRANCES HILL

18 BACHELORS OF SCIENCE tcum laude FRANCES VIRGINIA ANDERSON MARGARETTE L. FAWCETT

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE twith distinction

HARRY PENN HARPER MARY ALYCE SCHMIDT

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

ALMER RUSSELL AANES GRANT F. HARTNAGEL DAVID JOSEPH ALMAS HUGH WILLIAM HAWN FRANCIS W. BACKNIK ALBERT FRANKLIN HAYES MARY CORINNE BEHRENS HELEN E. HEINO JAMES HOWARD BENDER, M.B. LUCILLE JEANETTE HOILUND HALWARD M. BLEGEN MAVIS PRITCHARD JOHNS THOMAS ARTHUR BOND ALLEN GRAY JOHNSON BURT JOSEPH CANFIELD GEORGE DANIEL KAISER \V ALTER ARTHUR CARLEY GEORGE CHARLES KIMMEL, JR. KATHLEEN L. CASEY CLARENCE KOOIKER KASPER PATRICK CAVENY GLENN H. LEEMHUIS, M.B., M.D. FRANCIS GORDON CHERMAK NORBERT JOHN LILLEBERG HAROLD AUGUST CHRISTIANSEN VERNON LESLIE LINDBERG GAYETTE CLARKSON ALTON EDWIN LINDBLOM MARION LAURA CODY STANLEY WILLIAM LUNDBLAD MAY VIOLET COLLIN DUNCAN STUART MACKENZIE, JR. GEORGE MORTERUD COWAN ROGER WESTON MARKS RAY C. CREELMAN RUTH YVONNE MAYNE JOAN CELESTE CRESS ELIZABETH ANNE McLEAN HARRY A. CUMMING JOHN C. MICKELSON JOHN LEO DELMORE, JR. GERALDEN SPARKS MILLER Hoy EARL Dow LOUISE MILLER OSCAR ERNEST ENROTH LLOYD JOSEPH NELSON RUTH LORRAINE EVARTS MILAN VACLAV NOVAK, B.A., M.S., SHERMAN POWERS FAUNCE Ph.D. HENRY FISKETTI EVA-JANE OSTERGREN GEORGE FRIEDELL JOHN ALBERT PAULSON MORRIS THEODORE FRIEDELL GERTRUDE LOUISE PETERSON ANNIS GOULD RUEA ELIZABETH POST LESLIE REINHOLT GRAMS ROBERT B. POTTER DOROTHY GREENBERG DONALD RICHARD READER RUTH COOPERMAN GREENBERG FRANK JOSEPH RIGOS ELOISE VIVIAN GREENWOOD D. HOWARD ROLIG GEORGE JOHN HALLADAY ROBERT THERON SAINT CLAIR

t Candi!li'tc~ graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.

19 SAMUEL T. SANDELL DELPH THEODORE STROMGREN NORMAN REUBEN SCHNEIDMAN CAROLINE GERTRUDE STUTZMAN JOHN WILLIAM SCHUBERT, Ph.C. JOHN ARCHIBALD TWEEDY ELEAZER ROBERT SCHWARTZ ALICE MAE VAN KREVELEN JESSE SHAPIRO PAUL MERTON VICKERS JOHN S. SIEGEL WILLIAM LEROY WALLACE EVELYN JEANNE SMITH GILBERT PAUL WENZEL GRAHAM GABLE SMITH THEODORE SAUL WITTELS STANLEY CHARLES SMITH GERTRUDE MARY W OOLDRIK AMBROSE EDWARD SPRAFKA LEAH ZEESMAN

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Candidates presented by Frederick J. Wulling, LL.B., Ph.M., causa honoris, Phm.D., LL.M., D.Se., cGlisa honoris, Dean of the College of Pharmacy

Marshals: JAMES G. GUERTIN LOUIS S. SAVAGE

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE In Pharmacy FRANK H. ALLEN BLOSSOM LILYIAN LEHRKE PAUL CLIFFORD ANDERSON DANIEL FRANCIS MAHONEY LEO CRAM KERMIT LOUIS PETERSON HOWARD JOHN HALVORSON FLORENCE E. PHILIPP FREDERIC M. HANSON KENNETH M. RADKE ORACE H. HAl"!sON ABE A. ROSENBAUM ROSE BARBARA HARTMAN LA WRENCE B. ROSENTHAL HOYT H. HAYCOCK LOUISE FRANCES SCHMITZ JOHN JOSEPH HOISSER MILTON SMITH ARTHUR LIONEL HoVE ARTHUR JOHN SORENSEN DOROTHY D. KANTER HAROLD JAMES WALSH LoUIS KIRSCHBAUM HAROLD A. WEISMAN

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Candidates presented by Melvin E. Haggerty, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Education and Professor of Educational Psychology

Marshals: CASPER H. HEGDAL CLARA E. VIVIAN

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE twith high distinction ARLOENE BOWLES DAGMAR JOHANNA KALLI HELEN M. CORY MARCELLA DOROTHEA KNAPP KATHRYN M. FERGUSON DOROTHY K. MERRITT

t Candidates graduating with honors are identified hy differentiated shoulder insignia. 20 BACHELORS OF SCIENCE twith distinction

MARY ELIZABETH BARROWS RALPH OSCAR MITBY VVrLHELM A. BODINE CHARLOTTE :WILHELMINA MUELLER GRACE IRENE BRANDT RIGMOR OS~ERGAARD ALFRED THEODORE BURRI MARJORIE CAROL PAULSEN IDELL B. CHERN EUNICE MARGARET PETERS ADA H. CAROLINE DAHLGREN HELEN McDoNALD REID FLORENCE G. DIECKHOFF JOHN GEORGE RUKAVINA MADELEINE MARY DOERFLER ELIZABETH LOUISE SCHEAFFER ELOISE EBERT BERNICE ALICE SCHROEDER ERNESTINE ELIZABETH FREED ROBERTA BELLE SHINE ALICE IRENE HAMMER MARVIN HOYLE SKAURUD UNA 1. HERRALA ROBERT LESLIE SOMERVILLE MARY MARGARET JAMES ELIZABETH VIVYNE SPENCER DAGMAR RACHEL KUUSISTO EMILINE EVODIA SWENSON EARL M. LELLMAN MONA LOUISE THORSON SIDNEY SHALIT LIPPMAN ARTHUR DAVY TOUSLEY EARL V\TILFRED LITSHEIM ESTHER FREDA VAN SICKLE NORRIS CLIFTON LOKENSGARD ROBERT ERIC WALKER DOROTHEA GRACE MALM ALLIE MARIE YLINEN DORIS MARIE MENGE MILDRED JOSEPHINE ZAMOW

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

HELEN ABPLANALP VIRGINIA MARIE BEST ORVILLE B. AFTRETH WILLIAM ARNOLD BEVAN VIOLET VERYLE ALLEN BETTY MARGARET BOLINGER ELLEN JOHANNE ANDERSON, B.A. MARION LUCAS BRAGDON ELVIRA CHARLOTTE ANDERSON DOROTHY JANE BRATTVET GEORGE B. ANDERSON MARY NORTON BRENNAN KATHRYN ELIZABETH ANDERSON V lOLA A. BRIESE ARTHUR ANGELL MARY ELIZABETH BROOKS HERMAN WILBUR ANWAY ELIZABETH REBECCA BROWN MARY KATHERINE ARNESON LOIS HELEN BROWN ROBERT G. ATHEARN DOROTHY MARY BUCKMAN JAMES WILLIAM BAKER MARGARET D. BUGNI STEVE BARICH WILLIS EARL BURWELL GLENN RAYMOND BARNUM TONIE ELIZABETH CALLEN BACH MARIAN L. BECKER ALICE CAMPBELL : JOHN ALTON BEHRENBRINKER CLINTON J. CARLSON SHELDON EDWARD BEISE FLORENCE LINNEA VALENTINA CARLSON BORGHILD NORMA BENSON WINONA HESS CARLSON LORRAINE GERTRUDE BENSON MARY LOUISE CARNEY HELEN 11: YRTLE BERG JANICE CARROLL

t Candidates graduating with bonors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.

21 LORRAINE ELIZABETH CARROLL LOUISE MURIEL GAYNOR LORRAINE ANITA CARTER E. DANA GIBSON NORMAN C. CASPERSEN GENEVIEVE DORIS GOLDBLUM MARGUERITE GAY CATLIN FRANCIS H. GOLDSMITH WILMA CHARLOTTE CHISHOLM BONNY RUTH GORDON MARGARET JANE CHRISTENSON GEORGE GILBERT GROMAN SYLVIA ELOISE CHRISTENSON IVA NORINE GRONSETH ELIZABETH ANN CHRISTOFFERSON ALYCE MAIRE GROSS FRANCES MARY COAKLEY \V ARNER BROWN HALGREN BETTY KATHLEEN COLE HARRIETT LORAIN HALVORSEN DOROTHEA O. COLVIN SAM RALPH HAMILTON, B.E.E. CAROL ELIZABETH COOPER LA WRENCE HANLEY BETTY ANN COPELAND EDNA BORGHILD HANSON JOHN HILARY CORBETT JANET MARJORIE HANSON, B.E. CATHERINE LUELLA COTTRELL MARJORIE BEATRICE HANSON JEAN CRASWELL VIVIAN MAE HARRISON LOIS CRUICKSHANK CAROL GEORG ELLA HAYWOOD LEOLINE MINNA CUNDY AGNES MARIE HELENIUS WENONAH H. DAHL RUTH E. HEYNE WILLIAM A. DAVIES BERTA MAXINE HILL THOMAS FRANCIS DOUGHERTY CLAUDIA AGNES HINDS FLORENCE OLINE DYSTE STANLEY WILLARD HOLMQUIST HOPE L. EDSON BARBARA J. HOPKINS MALCOLM SOLBERG EIKEN GERTRUDE WALDO HORNBY ELIZABETH JOSEPHINE KATHERINE ELEANOR GRACE HOVEN ELIASON HENRIETTA CLINTON HULL MATTIE ELLIS ETHAN ALLEN HURD MAXINE MARY ELSEN PETER EVERETT ARCHER HURD AUDREY HELEN ENGELHART MARGARET TRIECE HYLAND ADELAIDE L. ENGLAND KATHLEEN ANN JACKSON KARINE EPLEY HELEN MARIE JENSEN ELIZABETH ANNE ERICKSON JANET SUSAN JENSEN MILDRED JEANETTE ERICSON C. LOUISE JOHNSON SYLVIA GLADYCE ERICSON FRANCES CORDELIA JORDAN ALBERTA LOUISE ERNST JUSTIN AARON KARON MYRTLE E. FENNEFOS EINO A. KA UTI F. FAITH FINNBERG, B.A. GENEVIEVE MARY KELLY JEAN MARGARET FITZGERALD ELIZABETH TERESA KESSLER K. THORELLA FJOSLIEN DORIS S. KITTLESON MONICA DELORES FLYNN LORRAINE CHARLOTTE KLEINMAN MARGARET FERN FOLLETT LOUISE LAURA KLOHN ANNIE SALENIA FOSTER IRENE J. KOHOUT WILLIAM IRVING FREIMUTH ARNOLD EUGENE KOLDEN RUTH LOUISE FREY STANLEY CLARENCE KOSTKA RACHEL E. FRISVOLD ELMER ROBERT KRAMBER RUTH FRANCES FURLONG CHARLES H. KRENZ MARIE GAGNER RICHARD ERNEST KRUEGER STELLA GALLO EVELYN KUCHENBECKER

22 J.SANNETTE ELIZABETH KUEHN MARGARET DRUSILLA NELSON L jUISE ELAINE LARSEN HELEN NICHOLAS !\l.LAN LESTER LARSON LA VERNE WINNEFRED NOBBELIN LEON AR)] EMANUEL LARSON WOODROW V. NOLD LLEANOR B. LATHROP EDNA ELEANOR OJA :hAUDE FOSTER LAUGHLIN ARDETH EILEEN OLSON VIRGINIA ALEXANDER LAVELL HARRIS WILLIAM OLSON ELEANOR CHRISTINE LAWRENCE, B.A., LOIS LORRAINE OLSON magna cum laude CHARLOTTE MARGARET O'MEARA ELIZABETH LEE CHARLES CLARY ONION NORMA AUDREY LEE JOHN BEIDLER ORR JACK DANIEL LEHIGH MARIE BERTHA PABST JOSEPHINE LESTIC ESTHER MARIE P ACIOTTI EVANGELINE MARY LESZEN ELIZABETH CAMPBELL PATTERSON \'ERN~,L ALFRED LEVOIR ELIZABETH ANN PAULUCCI PEARL A. LEWER ROBERT TIFFANY PEARCE ALICE lONE LIBBEY MARTHA HELEN PEARSON LYLE ARTHUR LIMOND JUNE LUCILLE PERSGARD J.~.;·m LOCKHART RUSSELL VINCIENT PETERSEN GENEVIEVE LOOBY LONG ELSIE SOPHRONE PETERSON MAUREEN GERTRUDE LORENZ MARION ELIZABETH PETERSON LORRAINE ELIZABETH LOVATT ADELGUNDE FRIEDA PIEPER vV ILLIAM SCOTT LOYE LILLIAN KATHRYN PITULA IRMA B. LUCAS EDWARD K. PLATT HELEN lDELL LOUISE LUEDTKE DOROTHY ELIZABETH PRAHL ELAINE G. LUND JANE CATHERINE RANDOLPH UIRGINIA HELENE MACANDER ERWIN W. RAu M. JOSEPHINE MACDONALD BETTY RISING ELVA LOIS MACKINNON GENEVIEVE MAE RITCHIE GEORGIANA MANTOR JANET Ross, B.A., cum laude MARGARET M. MARKS BERNICE EVELYN RUSSELL FLORENCE L MATHEWS MARION JAMIESON RUSSELL B"RTRAM CONWAY McGARRITY LOUISE ANN RUTH HONORA CATHERINE MCGOUGH ONA MAURITA SCHEIDLER LEILA REMFRY MELDAHL WILLIAM PHILIP SCHOMMER, JR. GRETCHEN M. MILLER DOROTHY M. SCHONLAU ESPERANCE MITCHELL MARIE ANTOINETTE SCHULTZ VERNE EDWARD MOHNS VERA SCHWENK HELEN MOONEY LOWELL E. SEXTER JULES L MOOR, B.A. MARCILE JEAN SHERMAN MARGUERITE MOSER HELEN LOUISE SHOGREN "EMILY JANE MOSFORD MARJORIE HELEN SLEAP ":HERMAN JULIUS MUELLER JOSEPHINE HELEN SLOGAR JANET ESTHER MUMM EVELYN lNGABORG SMITH BLANCHE VIOLA MUNTER PAUL WINGER SMITH NORA EMILIA Muus MARGARET NIVEN SPACE UNA MARIE NAESETH HELEN HARRIET STAHL HARRIET BEATRICE NELSON ELEANOR STENGELM

23 HELEN CYNTHIA SULLIVAN CHARLES GORDON W ALLBLOM KATHERINE STUART SUTHERLAND MARY ADELINE WENDLANDT ELWELL E. SWANSON BEATRICE JANE WERGEDAHL LUCILLE ELIZABETH TATE DONALD RAYMOND WHITCOMB MARJORIE BERNIECE TATE SEDONA HARRIET WILCOX GERARDINE MARY THOMPSON CHARLES HENRY WILLIAMS MARCIA MITCHELL THORPE STANLEY EUGENE WILLSON NIELS THORPE MARY JANE WILSON ETHEL K. TIBBETTS ESTHER S. WINQUIST HEDWIG JOSEPHINE G. TROST FRANCES ROBB WISE MARY ELLEN TROTTNER RUTH lNANDA WISNAES MICHAEL URAM BERNARD WOLCYNSKI LUCILLE ELEANOR UTECHT lONA ELEANORA WOLTER ELISIO V ARANI DAGNY YLVISAKER DORITHY JOAN ZEIMES

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Candidates presented by Russell A. Stevenson, Ph.D., Dean of the School of Business Administration

Marshals; ELIZABETH LOHREN ROBERT M. TRUEBLOOD

BACHELORS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION twith distinction TALBOT SEELEY JONES OREM OLFORD ROBBINS LAURIE LEONARD LEHTIN ALAN KENNETH RUVELSON FRANCES CAROL VAN DE ERVE

BACHELORS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

PHILIP MILTON ANDERSON \VILLIAM Roy BROWN VIRGINIA LEONE ANDERSON ROGER SHELDON BRUDE M. HUBERT ApPLETON MICHAEL MARK BUKVICK MARY ESTHER BARRAGAR CATHARINE PHEBE BURNAP WILLIAM KINNARD BARRY DANIEL FRANCIS BYRNES NORMA EMERSON BATCHELDER RODGER ALBERT CARLSON RICHARD PEARSON BAUGHMAN BENEDICT ANTHONY CASEY ORLYN MAURICE BEAVER EDWARD BARTON CHAPIN ROBERT JAMES BERENS MURRAY M. CHRISTENSON SAMUEL JOSEPH BEYHAN, JR. JOHN STANLEY CHRISTIANSEN ARVID JOHN BJORK MARY JUNE COOPER WILLMA ANN Bopp MARION CORMACK MIKE EDWARD BOZENICH, JR. ROBERT WILLIAM CRAWFORD WILLIAM ELLSWORTH BRANDOW ROBERT NEWHOUSE DAHLGREN

t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.

24 KIMBALL BERNARD DEVOY MARY RANDOLPH PHELPS MCGINNIS ~'ILLIAM JOHN DEWINTER, JR. ROBERT DONALD McINTOSH Cl,RL AUSTIN DILDINE HAROLD S. McINTYRE J. LEONARD ERICKSON BETTY CASWELL MCKNIGHT DOROTHY EWART FRANK LAIRD MERRELL LELAND G. FIEGEL WILEAM W. MEYER J UHN SHERIDAN FLYNN MINOR JOHN MILLER RAYMOND HERBERT FREDERIKSEN SHIRLEY ANN MORRIS JOHN JOSEPH GAFFNEY LAWRENCE WILLIAM NELSON HiARRIET JANE GARRISON ELIZABETH A. NICKERSON \VILLIAM HAROLD GIEFER RUSSELL LESTER NORDSTROM DAVID G. GLICKSON FREDERICK WILLIAM NYQUIST RERIL BUD GOLDSTEIN JAMES CARL NYSTROM EDWARD M. GRAPP LEWIS J. O'CONNOR GEORGE WORTHAM GRIFFIN, JR. CLARENCE EBERHART OLSEN WILLIAM ALLAN HALLBERG RALPH W. OLSON GARTH COLIN HARDING JOHN CLAYTON PETERSON \VAYNE B. HARTSON FRED ROBERT PROUSE ERNEST LEONARD HEINEN LEONARD A. RADEKE DOROTHY C. HILDEBRANDT ANNE REIMBOLD CLARENCE C. HOLDEN WILLIAM HOARD REMELE EVERETT HAROLD HOPKINS LLOYD VINCENT RILEY CLAIRE MARGARET Hosp JOHN GODFREY RING WALTER KOST HOWARD PATRICK W. ROGERS nOEL A. IVERSON GERARD LEE RUNYON HELENMARIE JACOBSON DONALD JAMES RUTH HERBERT ROLAND JENSEN DONALD \VILLIAM RUTTGER DOROTHY ELIZABETH JOHNSON CRANDALL ALDEN SANBORN ROBERT MCGRAW JOHNSON GEORGIA ELIZABETH SCHOMBURG VERA MAE JOHNSON ROSCOE F. SEAMANS DONALD J. KEELER MARVIN EUGENE SEAQUIST \VILLIS ARTHUR KERNS MAE L. SEMINGSON 'C:UGENE FRANCIS KINDLER LARRY J. SKJEI MILTON WAYNE KING ELEANOR LOUISE SMITH G. JEROME KIRCHER AUSTIN SPARLING KIYOSHI KITAGAWA MAURICE L. SQUIRE \VILLARD R. KNUDSEN FOLMER STRANDSKOV DOUGLA5 FRANK KRAFT ALAN MORRIS STRUTHERS GORDON \V. LEFEBVRE WILLARD TATAM \VILLIAM HENRY LEWIS JARVIS A. TEW LEONARD HENRY LIESER WILLIAM STOKES TILLISCH CHARLES R. LOTHROP SYLVIA CLAIRE TONRICH N. LOUIS LUCCI HAROLD FRANKLIN WARDLAW 'HENRY L. LYNCH MARGOT ANN WHITE MAXINE ALTHEA MASON BETTY GAY WISE PHILIP]. MAY CHARLES WILLIAM WOOD DAVID JOHN MCCLELLAN FREDERICK WILLIAM WOODRICH JAMES E. MCCORMACK KEITH EDWARD YANDON

25 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

Candidates presented by John T. Tate, Ph.D., Chairman of the University College Committee

Marshals: FRANCES GODWIN JEAN GOODRICH

BACHELOR OF ARTS tcum laude

MARION MYRTLE LARSEN, R.N.

BACHELORS OF ARTS

ARLEEN VIOLET BASS ROBERT COEY MILLAR JOHN THOMAS FOLEY DAVID MOSKOVITZ MARGARET LUCILLA HUSTAD GERALDINE C. POSTHUMUS ALVIN HAROLD JOHNSON MARY KATHARINE TAYLOR

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

DELORIS R. BAARSCH A VIS K. BERGLUND

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY

Candidates presented by William F. Lasby, B.A., D.D.S., F.A.C.D., Dean of the School of Dentistry

Marshals: G. CLAYTON HULL KIRK C. WISE

DOCTORS OF DENTAL SURGERY

GUNNAR AASGAARD JOHN LEO DEVNEY, JR. ADOLPH ANFINSON, B.A. SIDNEY SHEAE DORFMAN GARNET STENFORD ASPNES JUDD LERoy FREDERIKSEN J OESEPH BLUMES EDWARD JOHN GALLUS JOHN P. BONNER HARLEY ERWYN GAUSTAD HERBERT R. BORG PAUL J. GEHAN LOIC REGINALD BoYs, L.D.S. ORA ADDISON HANDY, B.A. KENNETH LEON BRANDT CARROLL G. HAWKINSON HERBERT ALFRED CARLSON, B.A. PAUL F. HAWKINSON DONALD EARL CAUGHEY JEROME GILMORE HILLARD CLARENCE G. CHRONQUIST CIIARLES LELAND HINTZ HENRY B. CLARK, JR., B.S., M.B., M.D. HENRY C. HUBERT FREDERICK JAMES COOK W OODBERN JAY J ANECKY LLEWELLYN MACLOYD DAHL JOHN AUGUST JERN

t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insigni:l'.

26 CARL LAWRENCE JOHNSON MILTON RO$E EVERETT FREDERICK JOHNSON, B.E. RANDALL G: RYDER HARRIET MARIE JOHNSON GEORGE AUSTIN SCHAFFER WALTER L. C. JOHNSON, B.S. RALPH ARTHUR SCHNEIDER HURSEL O. KALLESTAD, B.S. ANTHONY J.. SCHOLTIS SYDNEY RUDIN KATZ KENNETH S. SEVERN HERBERT ARCHIE MAGNUSSON EVAN THOM'AS SHERRY ANDREW JOHN MAYER WILLIAM JOHN SIMON, B.A. R:CHARD FREDERICK MESSING MAURICE E. SIMPSON JAMES C. MOSES NORMAN WILLIAM SIROTT ROGER RAYMOND NOLOP CHESTER DEFOREST SITZ BERT A. OJA, B.S. LEE ERWIN SPURBECK, JR. R,)BERT MANGH):LL OLSON HERBERT C. STOLP L,"I. WRENCE E. OMLID, B.A. FRANK WILLIAM VEDEN ¥JTRIGHT BENTON PAGE, JR. C. ASHTON VELINE FR.ANCIS W. POMIJE JOHN IRVIN WESTPHAL CI!ARLES J. RAY, B.S. in E. E. CHARLES DECATUR WILKINSON, JR. NORMAN J. ROGNLIEN STANLEY KENNINGTON WILSON, L.D.S. FREDERIC GEORGE YOUNG

LAW SCHOOL

Candidates presented by Everett Fraser, B.A., LL.B., Dean of the Law School

'Marshals: ARTHUR A. BURKE STUART ROTHMAN

BACHELORS OF LAWS

EFFE JOHN Anno, B.S. NUBAR HAGOPIAN, B.A. JOHN SENOUR ACKER, B.A. TERRANCE HANOLD, B.A. MAURICE ADELSHEIM, JR., B.A. EILEEN HANSEN, B.A. MARTIN ALTON BEATTY, B.A. LESTER FREDOLIN HOLT EDGAR BURNELL BOLSTAD, B.A. WILLIAM HENRY HOWARD LERoy ANDREW BORG MURRAY ELWIN HUGHES LOUISE STINCHFIELD BROWN, B.S. FRANZ PERKINS JEVNE, B.A. GEORGE JOSEPH CROWE SHELDON DAVID KARLINS CHARLES WINFIELD CURRIER CHARLES WILLIAM KENNEDY, B.S. JULIUS E. DAVIS, B.A. LEE LOEVINGER, B.A., summa cum laude JOHN MICHAEL DONOVAN, B.A. ROBERT BURNS LUICK, B.A. JOHN FRANCIS FINN, JR., B.A. HOWARD WINSTON MITHUN, B.S. : ::LMER WILLIAM FOSTER, JR., B.A. GEORGE EARL MORRISSEY, B.S. ,01 OOD ROBERTSON FOSTER, B.A. HOWE EMERSON NASBY, B.A. HAROLD MARVEN FREDRIKSON S. WENDELL NELSON, B.A. PHILIP KENYON FRYBERGER, B.S. MILLETT VINCENT O'CONNELL J OHN FU:r-~K, B.S. CHARLES HENRY OGLE, B.S. THEODORE F. GIESE, B.S. in E.E. ROBERT JOSEPH O'NEILL EOBERT E GOULD, B.S. DONALD N. PARENT

27 ADDISON MELVIN PARKER, B.S. JOHN TIMLIN SCHUELLER, B.A. LUTHER A. PAULSRUDE, B.A. MAURICE ELBERT SCROGGINS, JR. ARTHUR THEODORE PETERSON MYER RALPH SHARK AXEL BERNDT PETERSON, B.S. MALCOLM MORTON SIEGEL, B.A. WALLACE EFRAIM PETRI GERALD EUGENE SVEEGGEN JOSEPH F. PLEVA, B.A. RICHARD LYLE THWING WILLIAM NORTON PLYMAT, B.A. KAY TODD, JR., B.S. ODIN S. RAMSLAND, B.S. KENT C. VAN DEN BERG, B.S. LOUIS J AMES REED HOWARD CHARLES VOELKER, B.A. SOLLY ROBINS, B.A. THOMAS RALPH WEBB LA WRENCE W. RULIEN, B.A. ARTHUR \IVHITNEY, B.A. EDWIN MILBURN SABIN, JR. WELLS JOSEPH WRIGHT

GRADUATE SCHOOL

Candidates presented by Guy Stanton Ford, Ph.D., LL.B., Dean of the Graduate School

MASTERS OF ARTS VERNON ELLSWORTH ANDERSON JEROME VICTOR BENSON B.S. '30, University of Minnesota B.A. '27, Valley City Teachers COl- Major, Education ~ lege Minor, English Major, Educational Psychology Thesis, A' Comparative Survey of Minor, Educational Administration the Elk River High School Thesis, The Prognostic Value of an Intelligence Quotient Obtained ;n BURTON EDWARD-AsHLEY the Sixth Grade B.A. '30, University of Wisconsin Major, Geology RUTH EMMA BLACK Minor, Metallurgy B.A. '34, Randolph-Macon Woman's Thesis, A Study of Certain Rocks of College the Lake Tanganyika District of Major, Political Science Northern Rhodesia, Africa Minor, Economics Thesis, The American Attitude toward WILLIAM RICE BAKER the Opium Trade with China in B.S. '25, Stout Institute the Pre-Treaty Era Major, Education Minor, Industrial Education FRANCIS MURRAY BODDY Thesis, Production in School Print B.B.A., '30, University of Minnesota \ Shops Major, Economics Minor, Mathematics Thesis, The Investment Policy of an i Old Line Life Insurance Company, .' 1929-1935 '

28 KATHLEEN PARR BRADY HELEN CATHERINE GRIFFIN B.A. '29, Rockford College B.A. '33, University of Montana :Mlajor, English Major, Educational· Psychology JVfinor, American Literature Minor, Education Thesis, The Sources, Reputation, and Thesis, Relation of Verbal and Non­ Influence of Uncle Tom's Cabin Verbal ::rests to Improvement in Reading ,in the Primary Grades DAVID BRODY B.S. '32, University of Minnesota ROBERT MANN GROGAN ivIajor, Child Welfare B.S. '35, University of Chicago JJinor, Zoology Major, Geology Thesis, Twin Resemblances in Me­ Minor, Physical Chemistry chanical Ability as Measured by Thesis, Geology of Northeast Bay, the Minnesota Spatial Relations Minnitaki Lake, Ontario Test REUBEN JUSTINUS HANSON TmH-MING CHEN B.A. '17, Gustavus Adolphus College B.A. '30, University of Nanking Major, Educational Administration Major, Political Science Minor, Educational Psychology 1Iinor, History Thesis, A Survey of the Extra-Cur­ Thesis, The Second Anglo-Chinese ricular Activities in the Classified War High Schools in North Dakota

ERICH HERBERT EICHHOLZ DONALD ERWIN HARGIS B.S. '35, University of Minnesota B.A. '34, University of California Major, German Major, Speech Minor, Romance Languages (French) Minor, History Thesis, Lessing's Theorie der Tra- Thesis, A Scale for Measuring :godie und ihre Anwendung auf Speech Attitudes Emilia Gaiotti STEPHEN BENEDICT HUMPHREY OSCAR GEORGE ELSTER B.A. '29, St. John's University B.A. '20, Concordia College Major, English Major, Botany (Phycology) Minor, Comparative Literature Minor, Zoology Thesis, The Character of John Wil- Thesis, A Study of Some Rare Ma­ mot, Earl of Rochester, as Re­ rine Algae from Australia and vealed by His Correspondence New Zealand; with a Description of One New Species ALBERT MARTINEE JOHNSON B.S. '25, University of Minnesota RrBERT PAUL FOGERTY Major, English B.A. '28, University of Notre Dame Minor, Comparative Literature LL.B., '33, College of St. Thomas Thesis, Joseph Addison, Anthony Major, History Ashley Cooper; Their Critical Minor, Political Science Ideas Thesis, The Law of Contract in Colonial Massachusetts and Mary­ land Compared with English Com­ mon Law 29 BERNICE MARION JOHNSON EDWARD LESLIE MAYO B.S. '34, University of Minnesota B.A. '32, University of Minnesota Major, Education Major, English Minor, Political Science Minor, Philosophy Thesis, The History of the Move­ Thesis, Blake's Milloll as Poetry ment for the Establishment of a National University in the United SUE COOK MCCLURE States: Unofficial Aspects B.A. '35, University of Richmond Major, Child Welfare RUSSELL ERNEST JOHNSON Minor, Sociology B.B.A. '32, University of Minnesota Thesis, The Effect of Varying Major, Economics Verbal Instructions on the Motor Minor, Economics (Public Utilities) Response of Preschool Children Thesis, A Comparison of the De- velopment of the Electric Utility JAMES KENNETH MICHIE Industry in vVisconsin and Minne­ B.A. '25, Carleton College sota Major, Educational Administration Minor, Education EMMA LAURA KOENIG Thesis, Teachers' Reactions as B.S. '28, University of Minnesota Shown in 136 Meetings in 3.2 Major, German Minnesota High Schools Minor, English Thesis, The Eifel Region and Its WILBUR ANDREW NIELSEN People as Portrayed in the Short B.A. '28, Luther College Stories of Clara Viebig Major, Educational Administration Minor, Mathematics FREDERICK CHRISTIAN KRUGER Thesis, Effectiveness of Certa.in B.A. '35, University of Minnesota Bases for the Prediction of stic­ Major, Geology cess in Ninth Grade MathematiiCs Minor, Metallurgy I Thesis, A Petrographic Study of the PEARL CORINNE NIEMI Red and Gray Drifts of Minnesota B.S. '30, University of Minnesota Major, Romance Languages (French) HENRY RICHARD LAMBERTON Minor, History B.A. '34, University of Saskatchewan Thesis, Iphigeneia of the Ancients Major, Political Science and the Iphigenie of Racine Minor, Economics Thesis, The Evolution of the Roy ARNOLD N ORSTED Governor-Generalship of the Do­ B.S. '27, University of Minnesota minion of Canada Major, Educational Administration Minor, Educational Psychology JOHN KENNETH LANGUM Thesis, An Analysis of Educational B.A. '33, Colorado College Costs in School Districts of the, Major, Economics Iron Ranges of Minnesota, 1925- Minor, Economic History 1935 Thesis, A Critical Analysis of Mone­ tary Theories of Underconsumption

30 KENNETH LELAND PEDERSON SISTER MIRIAM McNULTY B.A. '28, St. Olaf College B.A. '25, :College of St. Catherine Major, Educational Administration Major, Educational Administration Minor, History Minor, Educational Psychology Thesis, An Experimental Compari­ Thesis, A Comparison of Scores son of the Relative Effectiveness Made :by Fourth and Seventh of a Modified Morrison Method Grade ·Pupils on Five Tests in and the Study-Recitation Method Solving Arithmetic Problems of Supervised Study in American History THELMA SNEED B.A. cum laude '34, University of M.A~Y ELIZABETH SANFORD Minnesota B.A. cum laude '34, University of Major, Botany (Ecology) Minnesota Minor, Geology Major, Anthropology Thesis, The Ecological Anatomy of . Minor, Geology the Leaves of Bog Plants Thesis, The Technique of Mimbres (New Mexico) Pottery Design TORA CHARLOTTE TUVE B.A. '29, St. Olaf College ALBERT BENJAMIN SCHULTZ Major, Romance Languages (French) B.'S. '28, University of Minnesota Minor, History MI~jor, Educat~onal Administration Thesis, The Orestes of Antiquity and Mmor, EducatIOnal Psychology the Orestes of Racine Tihesis, An Analysis of Available 'Data Concerning Selected Charac­ DONALD FREDRICK WARNER ten shes of Students Attending B.A. '34, University of Minnesota l'-1orth High School, 1923-1934 Major, History Minor, Political Science SISTER CHRYSOSTOM KOHLS Thesis, The Emergence of the Prov­ B.A. '32, College of St. Catherine ince of Manitoba Major, Mathematics Minor, Botany IRL BEAM WARNOCK Thesis, A Study of the Inverse B.S. '22, Eureka College Curves of Conic Sections Major, Botany (Phycology) Minor, Zoology (Animal Ecology) SISTER M. JEANNE O'LEARY Thesis, The Nostocaceae of the B.A. '23, Creighton University Philippine Islands Major, English Minor, History WILLIAM WEINFELD Thesis, A Critical Survey of Some B.E.E. '29, Northeastern University Current Interpretations of Some B.A. '32, University of Minnesota of Chaucer's Minor Poems Major, Sociology Minor, Economics Thesis, A Statistical Analysis of the Growth of Chain Daily N ews­ papers in the United States: 1923- 1934

31 MARJORIE RACHEL WHITNEY WARRINGTON WOODRUFF WINTERS B.S. '31, University of Minnesota B.A. '35, University of Minnesota Major, English Major, English Minor, Education Minor, German Thesis, Contrast of Characters in the Thesis, Problems for the Actor m First Ten Comedies of Shakespeare Shakespeare's Othello

MASTERS OF SCIENCE ELEANOR OLDS BARNES WILLIS ALEXANDER EGGLER B.A. '17, University of Minnesota B.A. '27, Northland College Major, Home Economics Major, Botany Minor, Biochemistry Minor, Geology Thesis, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration, Thesis, The Maple-Basswood Forest Titratable Acidity, and Buffer In­ Type in Washburn County, Wis­ dex of Varieties of Minnesota consin Apples RICHARD EARLE ELDRED CLARENCE LORRAINE COLE B.S.A. '32, Purdue University B.S.A. '29, Michigan State College Major, Dairy Husbandry Major, Dairy Husbandry Minor, Biochemistry Minor, Animal Husbandry Thesis, The Effect of Creamery Thesis, The Influence of Sunflower Water upon the Keeping Quality Silage upon Milk Production of Butter I

ROBERT G. GOTTRELL HARVEY DORLIN ERICKSON B.S. '31, University of Nebraska B.S. in Chern. '33, B.S. in Ed. '34, Major, Zoology University of Minnesota Minor, Botany Majors, Agricultural Biochemistry Thesis, The Biology of Dasymutilla and Forestry bioeulata (Cresson) Minor, Plant Physiology Thesis, Permeability of Woods to DONALD GORDON DENNING Different Liquids and Factors Af­ B.A. '31, Macalester College fecting the Rate of Flow Major, Entomology Minor, Zoology (Ecology) JOHN LESLIE FORSYTH Thesis, The Biology of Some Min­ B.S.A. '33, McGill University nesota Trichoptera Major, Plant Genetics Minor, Botany (Biometry) LYMAN CLARK DENNIS Thesis, The Regional Adaptation of B.A. '33, Carleton College Barley Varieties Major, Geology Minor, Geography Thesis, Geology of the North Fork Valley, Montana

32 HARRIETTE BELLE KITTREDGE PAUL GILBERT MILLER B.S. '22, University of Minnesota B.S. '34,:West Virginia University Major, Home Economics Major, Dairy Husbandry Minor, Education Minor, Biochemistry Thesis, Effect of Exterior Tempera­ Thesis, Accounting for the Fat Placed ture of Heating Beef Muscle upon in the: Churn the Press Fluid and Cooking Losses CLIFFORD ARTHUR NELSON B.A. '33, Macalester College MILTON LEVINE Major, Agricultural Biochemistry B.S. '34, New York University Minor, Bacteriology Major, Bacteriology Thesis, A Study of the Thermal De­ Minor, Biochemistry composition of D-Gluconolactones Thesis, The Nature of Inclusion Bodies HORACE ALBERT NYSTROM B.A. '32, Macalester College HAROLD VERNON LINDSTROM Major, Physics RCh. '34, University of Minnesota Minor, Geology M.ajor, Agricultural Biochemistry Thesis, The Measurement of Moisture Minor, Organic Chemistry Content of Washed Sand and Thesis, A Comparative Study of the Gravel by Electrical Conductivity Carbohydrate in a Variety of AqUatic Plants CORA RUST OWEN B.A. '33, Vassar College LEl' LING Major, Bacteriology B.S. '31, National Central University Minor, Anatomy (Hematology) (China) Thesis, The Fate of Yeasts in the Major, Plant Pathology Inoculated Animal . Minor, Plant Genetics T'1esis, Factors Affecting the Devel- HELEN IRENE PATTERSON opment of Urocystis occulta B.S. '24, Michigan State College (Wallr.) Rab. Major, Education Minor, Home Economics TENG-YI Lo Thesis, An Experimental Study in B.S. '28, National University of Peip- the Use of Assignment Sheets for ing (China) a Food Unit in Senior High Schools Major, Agricultural Biochemistry Minor, Dairy Husbandry DONALD JAMES PLETSCH Thesis, A Study of the Proteins of B.S. '32, Hamline University Millets Major, Entomology Minor, Plant Pathology MARY ELIZABETH McKILLICAN Thesis, Transmission of Cucurbit B.S. '33, University of Manitoba Mosaic by M acrosiphum gei Major, Biochemistry (Koch) Minor, Analytical Chemistry Thesis, The Composition of Water as a Factor in Bread Production

33 GRACE MARGUERITE ROTH HORACE SPOONER TELFORD B.S. '31, University of Minnesota B.S. '33, University of Utah Major, Physiology Major, Entomology Minor, Anatomy (Hematology) Minor, Zoology Thesis, The Lactic Acid of the Thesis, A Synopsis of the Syrphidae Peripheral Blood in Relation to of Minnesota the Pain of Intermittent Claudica­ tion of Ischemic Origin CHESTER NORMAN THOMPSON B.E. '34, Superior State Teachers EDWARD RONEY SCHAIBLE College B.A. '34, Princeton University Major, Analytical Chemistry Major, Agricultural Biochemistry Minor, Physical Chemistry Minor, Biometry Thesis, Studies with the Dropping Thesis, The Determination of Dias­ Mercury Electrode with Special tatic Activity of Flour by the Reference to Uranyl Salts ' Picrate Reduction Method CHI-SHI WANG FREDERIC WILLIAM SCHLUTZ B.S. '32, Honan University (Chi:na) B.A. '98, Wartburg College Major, Plant Pathology M.D. '02, University of Maryland Minor, Plant Genetics Major, Organic Chemistry Thesis, Development and Cytolpgy Minor, Physiologic Chemistry of U stilago crameri Kcke.

OLOF ERNEST STAMBERG CHIN WANG B.S. '34, University of Illinois Ch.E. '15, Lehigh University Major, Agricultural Biochemistry Major, Analytical Chemistry Minor, Organic Chemistry Minor, Chemical Engineering Thesis, The Amyloses of Wheat Thesis, Electrode Potentials of Plat­ Starch inum, Gold, and Silver in Solu­ tions' of Electrolytes in the Atty'os­ EMERSON WILLIAM STOREY pheres of Air and Nitrogen at B.S. '34, University of Minnesota Different Acidities Major, Agricultural Economics Minor, Economics ARNE NORMAN WICK Thesis, A Study of the Relationships B.Ch. '33, University of Minnesota between the Future Options and Major, Agricultural Biochemistry the Cash Prices of the Various Minor, Botany (Plant Phy.iology) Grades of Corn at Chicago Thesis, The Nitrogen Distribntion of Elodea canadensis

34 MASTER OF SCIENCE In Aeronautical Engineiring

BOYD C. STEPHENS B.Aero.E. '35, University of Minne- sota Major, Aeronautical Engineering Minor, Mathematics and Mechanics Thesis, An Experimental Method for the Determination of End Fixities and Condition of Stress of Struc­ tural Members

MASTERS OF SCIENCE In Chemical Engineering

AMIEL GELB WILLIAM GaLE TUEL B.Ch.E. '34, University of Minnesota B.S. '33, University of Minnesota Major, Chemical Engineering Major, Chemical Engineering Minor·, Mechanical Engineering Minor, Physical Chemistry Thesis, Dehumidification of the Air Thesis, Studies on Distillation by Absorption with Alumina and Zeolite MASTERS OF SCIENCE In Civil Engineering

HAROLD VON NEUFVILLE FLINSCH MILES STOKES KERSTEN Diplomingenieur '33, Technische B.C.E. '34, University of Minnesota IHochschule (Munich) Major, Civil Engineering (Sanitary) 11· aj or, Civil Engineering Minor, Civil Engineering (Highway) Minor, Mathematics and Mechanics Thesis, The Theory of Stream Puri- Thesis, An Experimental Study of fication from an Oxygen Stand­ the Hydraulic Jump point

EDWARD FRANCIS GRAVES EDWARD SILBERMAN B.C.E. '35, University of Minnesota B.C.E. '35, University of Minnesota Major, Civil Engineering Major, Mathematics and Mechanics Minor, Mathematics and Mechanics (Hydraulics) Thesis, The Application of Slope Minor, Civil Engineering (Struc­ Defleetion Equations to the Rapid tural) Solution of Multiple Span Rigid Thesis, Experimental Studies of Frame Bridges Viscous Flow in Open Channels

35 MASTERS OF SCIENCE In M ec hanical Engineering CLAYTON EDWARD EBERT LEANDER JOSEPH FISCHER B.M.E. '33, University of Minnesota B.M.E. '34, University of Minnesota Major, Mechanical Engineering Major, Mechanical Engineering Minor, Mining Engineering (Petro- Minor, Physics leum) Thesis, The Theory and Application Thesis, Fatigue Failure and Specific of Polarized Light to the Stress Damping Capacity In a Chrome Analysis of Machine Members Nickel Cast Iron CIVIL ENGINEER HARRY BURGESS ROE B.S. '08, M.S. in c.E. '34, University of Minnesota Major, Mathematics and Mechanics (Hydraulics) Minor, Agricultural Economics Thesis, Soil Erosion Control on a Farm in Southeastern Minnesota

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER AUGUST LEONARD UNTINEN B.S. in E.E. '25, University of Min- nesota Major, Electrical Engineering Minor, General Engineering Thesis, The Application of the Gen­ eral Toll Switching Plan to the Telephone Plant in the State of Minnesota

MEDICAL SCHOOL Candidates presented by Elias P. Lyon, Ph.D., M.D., LL.D., Dean of the Medical School Marshals: EDMUND B. FLINK ELMER C. PAULSON BACHELORS OF MEDICINE GEORGE NELSON AAGAARD, JR., B.S. HALWARD M. BLEGEN ALMER RUSSELL AANES THOMAS ARTHUR BOND DAVID JOESEPH ALMAS JOHN ALBERT BORAAS, B.S. KARL D'AuTREMONT ANDRESEN, B.A., JOHN EDWARD BOYSEN, B.S. B.S. DONALD BRINK, B.A. FRANCIS W. BACHNIK JOHN KENNETH BUTLER, B.A. HELEN WHITTEMORE BANE, B.S. BURT JOSEPH CANFIELD CARROLL JOSEPH BELLIS, B.S., M.S., WALTER ARTHUR CARLEY Ph.D. KASPER PATRICK CAVENY 36 FRANCIS GORDON CHERMAK STANLEY WILLIAM LUNDBLAD LYMAN BIRNEY CLAY, B.S. DUNCAN SniART MACKENZIE, JR. RA Y F. COCHRANE, B.A. GEORGE HENRY MARKING GEORGE MORTERUD COWAN ROGER WESTON MARKS RA Y C. CREELMAN DON R. MATHIESON, B.A. HARRY A. CUMMING WILLIAM PETER MAVRELIS JOHN LEO DELMORE, JR. JAMES JOSEPH McNEARNEY, B.S. DONALD CUMMINGS DETERS THEODORE PETER MOLLERS ROY EARL Dow FRANK DELEE NAEGELI, B.A. RAYMOND WILLIAM DOWIDAT, B.A. KENNETH L. NELSON, B.A. FRED ARTHUR ELLIS, B.A. LLOYD JOSEPH NELSON OSCAR ERNEST EN ROTH CURTIS BLAINE NESSA, B.S. RALPH EDWARD ERICKSON NEIL T. NORRIS CHARLES ALBERT EVANS, B.S. LOUIS JACK NOUN SHERMAN POWERS FAUNCE CHARLES J. NUEBEL HENRY FISKETTI LOUIS ODES SKY F. LAMAR FOSTER, B.S. HARRY ALLEN PALMER, B.E.E. MELVIN L. FREDLUND, B.A. JOHN ALBERT PAULSON GEORGE FRIED ELL ROBERT B. POTTER MORRIS THEODORE FRIEDELL FRANK JOSEPH RIGOS PHILLIP HOWE GATES, B.A. D. HOWARD ROLIG LESLIE REINHOLT GRAMS ROBERT THERON SAINT CLAIR GEORGE JOHN HALLADAY SAMUEL T. SANDELL HARRY PENN HARPER N ORMAN REUBEN SCHNEID MAN WILiiA\M ELSWORTH HARRIS, B.A., JOHN WILLIAM SCHUBERT, Ph.C. B.S. \ ELEAZER ROBERT SCHWARTZ GRANT :F. HARTNAGEL JESSE SHAPIRO HUGH WILLIAM HAWN JOHN S. SIEGEL ALBERT FRANKLIN HAYES EVELYN JEANNE SMITH JEROM:E ANDREW HILGER, B.S. FREDERICK ABBOTT SMITH, B.S. LAURENCE DAVID HILGER, B.S. STANLEY CHARLES SMITH GEORdE DANIEL KAISER AMBROSE EDWARD SPRAFKA GEORCE CHARLES KIMMEL, JR. DELPH THEODORE STROMGREN CLARENCE KOOIKER NERE JOSEPH SUNDET, B.A. GILBERT LEE JEROME D. TEXTOR, B.S. RICHARD MATHIAS LEICK, B.S., M.S. MARGARET JANE THOMAS, B.A., B.S. NORBERT JOHN LILLEBERG JOHN ARCHIBALD TWEEDY V ERNON LESLiE LINDBERG PAUL MERTON VICKERS ALT,ON EDWIN LINDBLOM WILLIAM LEROY WALLACE, B.S. JOHN THOMAS LITCHFIELD, JR., B.S. GILBERT PAUL WENZEL LOIS G. LOBB, B.A., M.A. RICHARD AURIE WHITNEY THEODORE SAUL WITTELS

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE twith distinction RICHARD MATHIAS LEICK, B.S., M.S.

t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated .houlder insignia. 37 DOCTORS OF MEDICINE*

NINA AUGUSTA ANDERSON, B.S., M.B. GEORGE JOHN MATT, B.S., M.B. OLIVER W. ANDERSON, M.B. ROBERT E. MATTISON, B.S., M.B. LEONARD S. ARLING, M.B. DOROTHYBELLE MCCREE, B.S., B.A., CARROLL JOSEPH BELLIS, B.S., M.S., M.B. Ph.D. R. BRADNER MERTZ, B.A., M.B. JAMES HOWARD BENDER, M.B. GLENN JESSE MOURITSEN, B.A., M.B. EDGAR ELLIS BERG, B.S., M.B. WILBURN OLIVER BENNETT NELSON, ROBERT JACOB BROTCHNER, B.S., M.B. B.S., M.B. ALBERT SINAI BRUSSELL, B.S., M.B. WOODROW NELSON, B.S., M.B. DAVID ALBERT BURLINGAME, B.S., DONALD M. NEVITT, B.S., M.B. M.B. LEONARD JOHN NILLES, B.S., M.B. CHARLES LEWIS CONCKLIN, B.S., M.B. DON EDWIN NOLAN, B.S., M.B. CARL H. COOMBS, B.S. LOUIS ODESSKY ADA CATHERINE CORSON, B.S., M.B. ANTONE WILLIAM PASEK, M.B. JAMES RICHARD DEAGEN, M.B. RAY KENNTH PROESCHEL, M.B. CARL LAMBERT ECKHARDT, B.S., M.B. ROBERT O. B. QUELLO, B.A., M.B. EDWIN CHARLES EHMKE, B.S., M.B. WALDEMAR CURTIS RASMUSSEN, B.S., JOHN EILER, M.B. M.B. ISADORE FISHER, B.S., M.B. ROBERT PERRY RICHARDSON, B.S., M.B. MILTON GOLDBERG, B.A., M.B. RONALD EUGENE RISCH, M.B. HARRY BENJAMIN HALL, B.S., M.B. ALDEN FAIRCHILD RISSER, M.B. JOHN SPENCER HAMLON, M.B. HAROLD GLENDON SCHEIE, B.S., M.B. JOHN REUSS HEIDENREICH, B.A., M.B. FRITZ B. SCHLEINITZ, B.S., M.B. OTTO FRED HEIDRICH JOHN EARL SCHROEPPEL, B.S., M.B. ROBERT JODOIN HILL, B.S., M.B. THEODORE R. SCHWEIGER, M.B W ALTER LEES HOFFMAN, B.S., M.B. HERMAN SELTZ, M.B. CHRISTIAN G. JOHNSON, B.A., B.S., CHARLES GOODNOW SHEPPARD, J3.5 .. M.B. M.B. MALCOLM ROSSLAND JOHNSON, M.B. CLARENCE SIEGEL, B.S., M.B. PERCY JOHNSON, B.A., M.B. HENRY SILVER, M.B. ROBERT EMANUEL JOHNSON, B.A., M.B. STANLEY JOHN SIMONS, B.S., M. B. LUVERNE WELLINGTON JOHNSRUD, LAWRENCE E. SJOSTROM, B.A., M.B. B.S., M.B. KERMIT RONALD SORENSON, M.B. ARTHUR ELOF KARLSTROM, B.S., M.B. Roy KIYOSHI TANAKA, B.S., M.B. EDWARD JOHN KAUFMAN, B.S., M.B. LEONARD ALBERT TITRUD, B.S., M..B. E. THEODORE KELLER, M.B. LAURENTIUS OLAVES UNDERDAHL, WILLIAM A. KLEIN, B.A., M.B. B.A., M.B. BERNARD THOMAS LENZ, M.B. JOHN D. VAN V ALKENBURG, M.B. MYRON O. LYSNE, M.B. LOREN FRANCIS WASSON, B.S., M.B. DONALD GEORGE MAHLE, B.S., M.B. DEXTER DELMONT WHITTEMORE, B.S., PAUL FRANKLIN MARLING, B.S., M.B. M.B. DON R. MATHIESON, B.A. CECIL ALFRED WILMOT, B.S., M.B. HENRY IRVIN YAFFE, B.A., M.B.

• These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of hospital inter; iship within one month.

38 GRADUATE SCHOOL MASTER OF SCIENCE In Anesthesia

EDWARD BOYCE TUOHY M.D. '32, University of Pennsylvania Major, Anesthesia Minor, Physiology Thesis, A Comparative Study of the Physiological Activity of Cobefrin and Epinephrine

MASTER OF SCIENCE In Dermatology

JAMES WILLIAM TEDDER B.A. '28, University of Mississippi M.D. '32, Tulane University Major, Dermatology Minor, Pathology Thesis, Eczema Vaccinatum

MASTERS OF SCIENCE In Medicine GRACE ARABELL GOLDSMITH JOSEPH GRAHAM MAYO B.A. '25, University of Wisconsin B.S. '26, M.D. '27, University of M.D. '32, Tulane University Iowa Major, Medicine Major, Medicine ~.rin()L Physiology Minor, Pathology The:,is, Duodenal Extract in the Thesis, Pancreatic Lithiasis Tr<:atment of Peptic Ulcer with Special Studies of the Single and Double Histamine Test

MASTERS OF SCIENCE In Pathology RIe'-lARD WILLIAMS CRAGG JOHN ROLAND McDONALD B.:C:_ '28, M.D. '30, University of M.D. '33, University of Manitoba Cincinnati Major, Pathology l\I<:jor, Pathology Minor, Physiology :\li"nor. Physiology Thesis, The Maximum Intrapelvic Thesis. 1. The Detection of Epineph­ Pressure (Secretion Pressure) of nne in the Suprarenal Cortex the Kidney of the Dog n. The Chromaffin Reaction of the '\drenal Medulla 39 MASTERS OF SCIENCE In Surgery WINFIELD LOUIS BUTSCH EVERETT LEE STROHL B.S. '26, -Princeton University B.A. '28, B.S. '29, M.D. '32, Univer- M.D. '30, University of Buffalo sity of Illinois Major, Surgery Maj or, Surgery Minor, Pathology Minor, Pathology Thesis, Normal Carbohydrate Capa­ Thesis, Cytologic Studies of Supra­ city: An Experimental Study renal Cortex and Tumors of the Suprarenal Cortex JOHN MALCOLM MCGOWAN B.S. '27, M.D., CM. '33, Dalhousie LORIN DIXON WHITTAKER University B.A. '28, M.D. '32, University of Major, Surgery Illinois Minor, Pathology Major, Surgery Thesis, Effect of Toluylenediamine Minor, Pathology on the Excretion of Bile Salts Thesis, Observations on the Human Following Colectomy or Colic Ex­ clusion with Ileostomy

MASTERS OF SCIENCE In Urology JOHN REDMOND HAND JOHN GILMER MENVILLE B.S. '20, M.D. '24, University of B.S. '28, M.D. '30, Tulane University Minnesota Major, Urology Major, Urology Minor, Pathology Minor, Pathology Thesis, Tuberculosis of the Male Thesis, Carcinoma of the Kidney: Genital Tract: A Study of Autopsy The Degree of Malignancy in Re­ Material and a Review of the lation to Factors Bearing on Prog­ Literature nosis FREDERICK PILCHER, JR. M.D. '29, University of Virginia Major, Urology Minor, Pathology Thesis, The Effect of Increased Ureteral Pressure on Kidney Func­ tion

40 DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY

OSCAR ARNOLD BILLETER RAGNAR NATHANAEL DANIELSON B.A. '30, State College of St. Gall B.A. '31, M.A. '33, University of (Switzerland) Minnesota M.A. '34, University of Utah Major, Zoology Major, Anatomy Minors, Biochemistry and Physio­ Minor, Pathology logic Chemistry Thesis, The Effect of Spaying and Thesis, An Experimental Study of Theelin Injections on Body Growth Chromatophores and Color Change and Organ Weights of the Albino with Special Attention to Cyprinid Rat Fishes Major Adviser, Dr. C. M. Jackson Major Adviser, Professor D. E. Minnich PHILIP BLICKENSDORFER B.S. '27, North Dakota State College WILLIAM HENRY DANKERS M.S. '29, University of Minnesota B.S. '29, M.S. '31, University of Min- Major, Agricultural Biochemistry nesota Minor, Physiology Major, Agricultural Economics Thesis, Enzyme Versus Acid Hy­ Minor, Animal Husbandry drolysis Thesis, An Economic Analysis of the Major Adviser, Professor W. M. Cost and Utilization of Power Sup­ Sandstrom plied by Horses on Minnesota Farms ROBERT WILLIAM BOYLE Major Adviser, Professor G. A. Ph.B. '30, University of Chicago Pond M.S. '32, College of the City of Detroit (Wayne University) EDITH ATWOOD DAVIS Maj0r, Physiology B.A. '10, M.A. '14, Middlebury Col- Minor, Physiologic Chemistry lege Thesis, Some Observations on the Major, Child Welfare Effects of Exercise on the Blood, Minor, Psychology Lymph and Muscle in Its Relation Thesis, The Development of Lin­ to Muscle Soreness guistic Skill from Five to Ten Major Adviser, Dr. F. H. Scott Years in Twins, Singletons, and Only Children JOHN GORDON CHURCHWARD Major Adviser, Dr. J. E. Anderson B.Sc.Agr. '27, University of Sydney (Australia) JOHN EMIL DaRN, JR. M.S. '33, University of Minnesota B.S. '31, M.S. '32, Northwestern Uni- Major, Plant Pathology versity Minor, Plant Genetics Major, Physical Chemistry Thesis, Studies on Physiological Minor, Physics Specialization of the Organisms Thesis, Study by X-Ray of the Struc­ Causing Bunt in Wheat and the ture of Crystals at High Tempera­ Genetics of Resistance to This and tures Certain Other Wheat Diseases Major Adviser, Professor George 1iajor Adviser, Professor E. C. Glockler Stakman 41 HENRY WARD DUEL LYLE EDWARD HESSLER B.A. '10, Ripon College B.Ch. '30, M.S. '31, University of M.A. '27, University of Minnesota Minnesota Major, Educational Psychology Major, Agricultural Biochemistry Minor, Educational Administration Minor, Bacteriology Thesis, Measurement of Some of the Thesis, The Carbon Metabolism of Outcomes of Laboratory Work in Gibberella saubinetii (Mont.) Sacco College Physics on Glucose Major Adviser, Professor W. S. Major Adviser, Professor R. A. Miller Gortner

VERNON LACHONEUS FRAMPTON HELEN HOPE HOUSEL B.A. '31, University of California Ohio State University and National at Los Angeles Conservatory '25 (Vienna) Major, Agricultural Biochemistry M.A. '31, University of Minnesota Minor, Physics Major, German Thesis, Electrokinetics: Studies on Minor, English Charcoal Thesis, Parallelisms of the English Maj or Adviser, Professor R. A. and German Folksong Revival in Gortner . Romanticism Major Adviser, Professor F. L. SAMUEL S. GOLDICH Pfeiffer B.A. '29, University of Minnesota M.A. '30, Syracuse University ETHLYN VIRGINIA HURD Major, Geology B.A. '32, University of Utah Minors, Geology (Petrology) and M.S. in Psychometrics '33, Univer- Analytical . Chemistry sity of Minnesota Thesis, A Study in Rock-Weathering Major, Child Welfare Major Advisers, Professors F. F. Minor, Psychology Grout and G. A. Thiel Thesis, Color Blindness in Preschool Children: An Adaptation of the MAX GOODRICH Ishihara Test B.A. '27, Westminster College Major Adviser, Professor F. L. Major, Physics Goodenough Minor, Mathematics Thesis, An Experimental Study of KELYTH GLYNNE JONES the Scattering of Electrons after B.Aero.E. '32, M.S. in Aero. Eng. Ionizing Collisions in Helium Gas '33, University of Minnesota Major Adviser, Professor J. T. Tate Major, Metallography Minor, Aeronautical Engineering MARTIN LAWRENCE GRANT Thesis, Magnesium Base Alloys B.A. '27, Oberlin College Major Adviser, Professor R. L. M.A. '29, University of Minnesota Dowdell Major, Botany Minor, Zoology Thesis, Flora of the Society Islands. Dicotyledones: Sympetalae: Part I Major Adviser, Professor F. K. Butters 42 ANNA MARY KEENAN JOHN CHARLES McDoNALD B.A. '31, College of St. Catherine B.A. '32, Ripon College M.A. '32, University of Minnesota M.A. '34, University of Minnesota Major, English Major, Physics Minor, History Minor, Mathematics Thesis, The Poetry of Francis Thesis, Effects of Chemical Combina­ Thompson with Particular Refer­ tion on tpe K Beta Lines of 26Fe- ence to the Influences of the Meta­ 30Zn physical Poets, Shelley, and Patmore Major Adviser, Professor Joseph Major Adviser, Professor A. von Valasek Helmholz Phelan SCOTT CLARENCE McMICHAEL PHILIP LAUREN KELLY B.S. '30, M.S. '32, State College of B.S. '30, University of Minnesota Washington Major, Dairy Husbandry Major, Agronomy Minor, Biochemistry Minor, Plant Physiology Thesis, Studies on the Site of Fat Thesis, A Comparative Study of Synthesis in the Mammary Gland Strains of Sweet Clover (M elilollts Major Adviser, Professor W. E. alba Desr.) Petersen Major Advisers, Professors H. K. Wilson and R. B. Harvey HANS FRED LAAS Cando phi1., University of Berlin WILLIAM MARSHALL MACNEVIN M.A. '32, University of Minnesota B.S. '27, Mt. Allison University Major, German M.A. '30, Harvard University Minor, Comparative Philology Major, Analytical Chemistry Thesis, Die Novelle bei Wilhelm Minor, Physical Chemistry Heinrich Riehl Thesis, The Kinetics of the Adsorp­ Maj,)r Adviser, Professor O. C. tion of Thorium B on Barium Sul­ Burkhard fate and the Adsorbent Properties of the Latter SVEN ELIZUR TORSTEN LUND Major Adviser, Professor 1. M. B.A. '25, Gustavus Adolphus College Kolthoff M.A. '30, University of Minnesota M3.jor, Educational Administration *BENJAMIN MOSKOVITZ .Minor, Educational Psychology B.A. summa cum laude '32, Univer- Thesis, The Preparation in Subject- sity of Minnesota Matter of Science Teachers in Major, Analytical Chemistry Minnesota High Schools, 1934- Minor, Physical Chemistry 1935 Thesis, The Aging of Hydrous Fer­ Major Adviser, Professor H. R. ric Oxide Douglass Major Adviser, Professor 1. M. Kolthoff * Degree conferred post obitum.

43 WILL MARTIN MYERS GEORGE EDWARD NOPONEN B.S. '32, Kansas State College B.Ch. '32, University of Minnesota M.S. '34, University of Minnesota Major, Physical Chemistry Major, Plant Genetics Minor, Analytical Chemistry Minor, Plant Pathology Thesis, The Aging of Barium Sul­ Thesis, The Nature and Interaction fate as Followed by the Rate of of Genes Conditioning Reaction to Formation of Mixed Crystals and Rust in Flax I ts Adsorptive Properties Major Adviser, Professor H. K. :Major Adviser, Professor 1. M. Hayes Kolthoff

ETLAR LESTER NIELSEN OLIVER WILFORD OLSEN B.S. '28, University of Minnesota B.A. '29, Brigham Young Univer- Major, Botany sity Minor, Geology M.A. '31, University of Minnesota Thesis, A Taxonomic Study of the Major, Zoology Members of the Genus Amelanchier Minor, Entomology Occurring in Minnesota Thesis, A Study of the Biology and Major Adviser, Professor C. O. Morphology of H aplometrana Rosendahl utahensis sp. nov. and a Review of the Genera and Species of the OSWALD NIELSEN Trematode Subfamily Plagiorchiinae Ph.B. '29, University of Chicago Pratt, 1902 Major, Economics Major Adviser, Professor W. A. Riley Minor, Economic History Thesis, Depreciation as a Function of ROBERT EUGENE OLTMAN Revenue' B.A. '32, Oberlin College Major Adviser, Professor A. H. Major, Botany (Plant Physiology) Hansen Minor, Organic Chemistry Thesis, Studies in the Development ALFRED OTTO CARL NIER of Chlorophyll in Plants B.E.E. '31, M.S. in E.E. '33, Univer- Major Adviser, Professor G. O. Burr sity of Minnesota Major, Physics DALE O. PATTERSON Minor, Mathematics B.A. '24, M.A. '25, Colorado State Thesis, A Mass Spectrographic Study Teachers College of the Isotopes of Argon, Potas­ Major, Education sium, Rubidium, Zinc, and Cad­ Minor, Mathematics mIUm Thesis, The Relationship between Major Adviser, Professor J. T. Tate Certain Factors and Scholastic Success in the College of Educa­ tion, University of Minnesota Major Adviser, Professor H. R. Douglass

44 EDWARD CARL PLISKE HAROLD OLIVER SODERQUIST B.A. '32, Oberlin College B.A. '24,: M.A. '32, University of M.A. '34, University of Minnesota Minnesota Major, Zoology Major, Educational Administration Minor, Anatomy Minor, Educational Psychology Thesis, Studies on the Follicular Thesis, Evaluating Social Traits of Cycle of the Female Striped Ground High School Pupils by the Method Squirrel (Citellus tridecemlineatlls of Rating by Associates Mitch.) Major Adviser, Professor L. J. Major Adviser, Professor A. R. Brueckner Ringoen TILLMAN MORRIS SOGGE BERNARD RUSSELL QUENEAU B.A. '24, St. Olaf College B.S. '32, Met.E. '33, Columbia Uni- M.A. '31, University of Minnesota versity Major, Economics Major, Metallography Minor, Psychology Minors, Physics and Chemistry Thesis, Age Distribution and Occu­ Thesis, Decomposition Rates of Aus- pational Changes in the United tenite States and Their Economic Conse­ Major Adviser, Professor R. L. quences Dowdell Major Adviser, Professor A. H. Hansen REGINALD WILSON SALT B.S. '30, University of Alberta LINTON COOKE STEVENS l\11.S. '33, Montana State College B.A. '21, M.A. '22, University of Major, Entomology Wisconsin Minor, Biochemistry Major, Romance Languages (French) Thesis, The Experimental Freezing Minor, English of Insects Thesis, La Langue de Brant6me Major Adviser, Professor H. H. Major Adviser, Professor 1. C. Le Shepard Compte

RAYM.OND FRANKLIN SLETTO HAROLD RICHARDSON STREET B.S. '26, M.A. '32, University of B.A. '30, M.S.. '32, University of Minnesota Minnesota Major, Sociology Major, Physiologic Chemistry Minor, Economics Minors, Biochemistry and Physiology Thesis, Construction of Personality Thesis, A Study of Some Physiolog- Scales by the Criterion of Internal ical Effects of Vitamin G Deficiency Consistency Major Adviser, Dr. J. F. McClendon Major Adviser, Professor F. S. Chapin

45 STANLEY PRESCOTT SWENSON HERBERT W ALD B.S. '34, M.S. '35, University of B.S. '30, University of Chicago Minnesota M.S. '33, University of Minnesota Major, Plant Genetics Major, Anatomy Minor, Plant Pathology Minor, Physiology Thesis, Genetic and Cytological Stud­ Thesis, The Normal Variability of ies on a Brachytic Mutation III the Weight of the Kidneys, and the Barley Effect of Pathological Processes Major Adviser, Professor F. R. upon the Distribution of the Weight Immer of the Kidneys Major Adviser, Dr. Edith Boyd

HENRY CLAY YUTZY B.Ch. '32, University of Minnesota Major, Physical Chemistry Minor, Analytical Chemistry Thesis, The Aging of Silver Chlo­ ride: The Formation of Mixed Crystals of Silver Chloride and Silver Bromide Major Adviser, Professor I. M. Kolthoff

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY In Obstetrics and Gynecology

RAYMOND ALLEN SCHWEGLER B.A. '26, University of Kansas M.D. '31, University of Minnesota Major, Obstetrics and Gynecology Minor, Anatomy Thesis, The Development of the Duodenal End of the Common Bile Duct in the Human Embryo and Fetus with Special Reference to the Origin of the Ampulla of Vater and the Sphincter of Oddi Major Advisers, Drs. J. C. Litzen­ berg and E. A. Boyden

46 DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY In Surgery

LOUIS SPERLING B.S. '28, M.D. '31, University of Minnesota Major, Surgery Minor, Physiology Thesis, An Experimental Study of the Mechanics of Simple Intestinal Obstruction Major Adviser, Dr. O. H. Wangen­ steen

47 HONORS

SIGMA XI

MERTON B. ANDERSON HOWARD P. LONGSTAFF BURTON E. ASHLEY GEORGE A. LORENZ ALFRED F. BARTSCH HAROLD PALMER LUNDGREN OSCAR A. BILLETER CLINTON W. MACMULLEN LEONARD J. BOHN JOHN CHARLES McDoNALD ROBERT WILLIAM BOYLE ROBERT M. MILLER HOWARD ALAN BUNGER EMIL MUNZ ROBERT CALTON RICHARD C. NELSON RALPH E. COMSTOCK ETLAR L. NIELSEN DONALD G. DENNING RUSSELL L. NIELSEN JOHN E. DORN OSCAR N ORGORDEN CLAYTON E. EBERT ROBERT E. OLTMAN HARVEY D. ERICKSON ALBERT G. OSWALD ALVIN C. EURICH CORA RUST OWEN CHARLES H. EVANS CHIEN-LIANG PAN LEANDER J. FISCHER REGINALD W. SALT VERNON L. FRAMPTON HERBERT L. SANDERS AMIEL GELB OLOF E. STAMBERG MAX GOODRICH STANLEY P. SWENSON ERNEST M. HAMMES HORACE F. TELFORD ELMO E. HANSON STANLEY A. TRENGOVE VICTOR G. HAURY \\7 ILLIAM G. TUEL PALMER O. JOHNSON SYED V AHEEDUDDIN FREDERICK B. JOHNSTON CHI SHI WANG FREDRICK C. KRUGER JOHN H. WESTERN FENG-SWEN LI WALTER SAMUEL WILDE HAROLD V. LINDSTROM EDMUND G. WILLIAMSON LEE LING CHARLES C. WINDING TENG-YI Lo BERT O. WOOD

FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS LAVERNE NOYES SCHOLARSHIPS

IRAW. ARTHUR HARRY M. HESS GRACE BROWN HELEN MOATS

FACULTY WOMEN'S CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS (Students Section) NORY BODDY MARGARET WEBSTER

48 MU PHI EPSILON SCHOLARSHIP

MARTHA MADISON '

P.E.O. SCHOLARSHIP

ELIZABETH COLSON .

WOMEN'S SELF GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS

MARY CARMEN ELIZABETH LOHREN MARGARET EVJE SYLVIA POGORILER ALMA GLESSNER ERIKA ROGALSKY MINNIE HANSON BLANCHE SVERKERSON DBLORES KAELY MARTHA TURPPA

AGRICULTURAL FACULTY WOMEN'S CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS

DORIS 1. CLIFFORD HELEN STENSGAARD

HENRY WEBB BREWSTER SCHOLARSHIP

CLARA M. SMITH

HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP

RUTH E. KITTLESON

MINNESOTA HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION FRESHMAN SCHOLARSHIP

DORIS E. SHANNON

PHI UPSILON OMICRON SCHOLARSHIP IN HOME ECONOMICS

JEANETTE E. BREN

APPRECIATION DAY BAND SCHOLARSHIPS

ORRIS HERFINDAHL EMMETT KRIESEL JUSTIN KARON DONALD YANACEK

49 CAPTAIN DE WITT JENNINGS PAYNE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS

CHRISTOPHER CLARK JAMES FEATHERSTONE CHARLES KOPRIVA

MINNEAPOLIS COLLEGE WOMEN'S CLUB SCHOLARSHIP

MARGARET ALINE SEDER

AMERICAN CREOSOTING COMPANY RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP

HARVEY D. ERICKSON

AMERICAN DRY MILK FELLOWSHIP

OSCAR SKOVHOLT

FIRESTONE PLANTATIONS COMPANY FELLOWSHIP

EARLE HANSON

MEDICAL SOCIAL WORK FUND

MAXINE L. SLINGS BY

MILLER HOSPITAL FELLOWSHIP IN OPHTHALMOLOGY

PAUL WINSLOW TISHER

FELLOWSHIPS FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS IN SOCIAL WORK

WALTER J. DOMRESE JULIUS RATNER

PRIZES LUDDEN REAL ESTATE PRIZES

FRANCIS GAMELIN HAROLD MARGULIES MARION NEWMAN

50 ZETA PHI ETA PRIZES First Prize Second Prize JOYCE PAUL ANNIE FOSTER

H onorable Mention MARY TURNER

CENTRAL COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION MEDALS

ERNEST BAUGHMAN CARL SWANSON GOODWIN SONSTEGAARD EDWIN WIDSETH

CHARLES LATHROP PACK FOUNDATION PRIZES

GUY W. HAWKINS SCOTT PAULEY JOHN E. SAUER

DEAN E. M. FREEMAN MEDAL FOR STUDENT LEADERSHIP

DONALD L. DAILEY

TOMHAVE MEDAL

GLENN LONG

ALPHA RHO CHI MEDAL

COLLIS HARDENBERGH

51 DEGREES CONFERRED JULY 25, 1935

MEDICAL SCHOOL GRADUATE IN NURSING

MAUD E. BROWN

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS magna cum laude VIRGINIA M. SCHWARTING

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE cum laude CLARA A. LOHMANN

BACHELORS OF ARTS

DUNBAR PORTER GIBSON MARY ELIZABETH MANN WIllIAM BERNARD KALHOEFER MYRA MARGARET BUCHANEN MORTON HARRIET KEMP ROBERT S. WEINREBE EVERETT OWEN WILLIAMS

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

KATHERINE LOUISE O'DONNELL IDA SEILER KATHRYN VERA ROBINSON IRENE E. ZINMAN

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE AND SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING with distinction WILLIAM ALBIN WEBER

52 BACHELORS OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING

ESTHER JEAN BARNHll.L ERNEST ROBERT REFF JESS SAM WILFRED DAVIDSEN ANTHONY F. WEISSENBERGER RrCHARD FRANK PRIBIL WILLIAM ROLAND ZEHNDER

BACHELORS OF CIVIL ENG;INEERING

ARTHUR L. W. ANDERSON ELMER HAROLD LINDQUIST LOWELL HOWARD KORSTAD ORVILLE KENNETH WRIGHT

BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

JOSEPH WENDELL KUNS

BACHELORS OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

DOUGLAS AUGUSTUS ANDERSON ALBERT W. MARSH MAURICE ROBERT BOST JOHN EDGAR THORNQUIST

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS BACHELORS OF SCIENCE (Course in Home Economics)

LOTTI CARRIE KNUDSON ELIZABETH GRACE LYONS LOUISE HA YW ARD LANNING IRENE MODLER OLIVE ADALYNE SMITH

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS AND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Course in Agriculture)

LOREN EDMOND McMARTIN

(Course in Home Economics)

RUTH MARGARET MEYER

53 MEDICAL SCHOOL BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

:MARY JANITH BUSHFIELD JOHN LANGLEY FAHEY, B.A. MINNIE L. EVENSON EVELINE MARY PURDON

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BACHELORS OF SCIENCE with high distinction

SELMA MARIE FOSSUM GEORGE ALBIN MOE PHIWMENE SYBILLA JENNY MARY STEUBER

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE with distinction

ALMA HAYNES CHESLEY DONNA JUNE JOHNSTON LILLIAN S. EKBERG BLANCHE MYRTLE MALWRY *GUNNVOR MARGIT FALK LILLIAN MATHILDA MELIN KATHLEEN GLEASON HARRY A. PEDERSON SYLVA FERNE HUNT lONE MARIE ROWLEY EMILY VEBLIN

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

VIRGINIA CHANDLER ALLEN WILLIAM ERNEST COUMBE ANNA MARGUERITE ANDERSON DOROTHY R. CRILL JOSEPH LAWRENCE ARMSTRONG CLARICE E. CURRAN LAURA LOUISE BAKER WILLIAM LAWRENCE CUTTS MILDRED RHODA BENNETT BYRON KENT DAVEY AGNES VERONICA BONER DORIS CLEMENTINE DEY BEULAH FARRINGTON BOYD MICHAEL ELMER DORAN FLORENCE E. BRILL ERICH HERBERT EICHHOLZ MARGUERITE A. BRUNCKE LUCILE CATHERINE GREINER ARTHUR F. CARLSON NORMA GERALDINE HAGE LAURA BERNICE CHAPMAN RUTH EVELYN HARLING KATHERINE A. CLEARY DEANA CHARLOTTE HARRIS ETHABELLE COHEN MARIE ELIZABETH HART FAYE AVALON COLBY PHYLLIS MATHILDA HEIN ANTOINETTE N. COLLETTI EMMA HENKE

* Degree conferred as of June 17, 1935.

54 CAROLINE HODGSON JANET NELSON EDITH ALMINA HUEllNER KENNETH +-IEURANCE OTT MABEL VIOLA JOHNSON ETHEL ELAINE PEASE ETHEL H. KECKEFOTH FLORENCE S. PEDERSON DOROTHY LEONE KING CARL CAMERON PERRY MINNIE REBECCA KVIEN NAT HAL A;DELAIDE REIDLER PAUL W. LARSON KATHERINE. RONEY JOHN WOOD LIPPERT JESSIE MARiE SHATTUCK MARY ANNE LoUGH REA EDWARD W. SKARDA HENRY A. LUEDTKE MARY ANSTIS SMALLEY MARY SUE MALNAR RAYMOND MCCLAY SMITH MARTHA M YRLE MANNING SABINA SWIDERSKI KATHERINE MARIA MASLEY GEORGIA L. TESKY KATE ESTHER MOE SUE ANTOINETTE THORSON FREDERICK WILLIAM MOKROS ETHEL LUCILLE WATTS FLORENCE ELEANORE WHITNEY

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION with distinction

ERNST HENRY HOVEMEYER, B.E.E.

BACHELORS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

SHERMAN HUTSON CONOVER LOUIS EDWARD ROCHLIN RUSSELL H. GRAY HELEN DILLON ROELL MARGARET GRACE KRAMJ;:R GEORGE MARTIN STARRING GORDON AMBROSE PAUL RUTH ANN MARGUERITE WIBERG

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE BACHELORS OF ARTS cum laude

GERALD A. HILL ERLING EASTMAN RICE

BACHELORS OF ARTS

MARIAN BERMAN JOHN CHARLES COTTON

55 GRADUATE SCHOOL MASTERS OF ARTS GEORGE WALDEMAR ANDERSON RUTH CATHLYN COOK B.A. '24, Gustavus Adolphus B.S. '30, University of Minnesota Major, Education Major, Education "finor, Speech Minor, Educational Psychology Thesis, A Survey of Speech Edu­ Thesis, The Results of a Remedia- cation in the Secondary Schools tion Program for Third and of Wisconsin Fourth Grade Indian Children at the Red Lake Agency School MARIE ANNA BAUMGAERTNER B.A. '33, College of St. Catherine CARL DONOVAN CORSE Major, German B.B.A. '30, University of Minnesota Minor, Philology Major, Economics Thesis, The Death Theme in Thomas Minor, Mathematics Mann's "Der Zauberberg" Thesis, An Index of Expenditures for Plant Expansion of Pro­ HAZEL HAWTHORNE BOWLES ducers' Goods Industry in the B.N. '30, Yale University United States, 1900-1933 Major, Child Welfare Minor, Educational Psychology JACKSON KARL EHLERT Thesis, A Study of Nurses' Atti- B.S. '29, University of Minnesota tudes toward Behavior Problems Major, Education in Children under Hospital Care Minor, Educational Psychology Thesis, Certain Aspects of the In- BEN RODNEY 'BRAINERD terrelationships of School and B.S. '32, University of Minnesota Community Music Major, History Minor, Political Science KENYON SCOTT FLETCHER Thesis, Public Opinion on Federal B.S. '29, Stout Institute Land Policies in Minnesota, 1837- Major, Education 1862 Minor, Industrial Education Thesis, A Curriculum Survey in JOSEPH HAROLD COLLINS Industrial Arts in Twenty-seven B.S. '21, Kansas State Teachers Il1inois Counties as a Basis for College Improved Teacher Training Maj or, Education Minor, Educational Psychology GEORGE RUDOLPH GORDH Thesis, A Study of Failure among B.A. '31, Macalester College Pupils of Superior Ability in a Major, German Junior High School for Negroes Minor, Philosophy Thesis, The Literary Essays of Schopenhauer; a Study in Style

S6 CATHERINE BEATTIE HARMON GRACE CROMBIE SCHAEFFER B.A. '33, University of Minnesota B.S. '31,. University of Minnesota Major, Child Welfare Major, Education Minor, Educational Psychology Minor, Geography Thesis, Racial Differences in Re- Thesis, An Informational Unit on action Time at the Preschool Time Level SISTER CATHERINE JENNINGS GEORGE LEROY PETERSON B.A. '26, College of St. Catherine B.S. '33, University of Minnesota Major, Latin Major, Agricultural Economics Minor, Education Minor, Economics Thesis, The Evidence for Social Thesis, An Economic Analysis of Customs in Vergil the Operation of the Agricul­ tural Adjustment Act in Minne­ RUTH MARJORIE SWIFT sota, 1933-1935 B.A. '21, Macalester College Major, English RUTH QUIGLEY Minor, Education B.A. '17, University of Nebraska Thesis, The Moral and Religious Major, English Viewpoint of Mrs. Gaskell Minor, History Thesis, The Education of the Boy MYRA MARY WARD in the English Novel from 1740- B.A. '09, Carleton College 1783 B.S. '31, Columbia University Major, English WILBUR IRVEN ROSENKRANZ Minor, Philology B.A. '27, North Central College Thesis, Studies in Shenstone Major, Education Minor, Analytical Chemistry SIDNEY ELBA WRIGHT Thesis, A Study of Methods of Re­ B.S. '29, University of Minnesota cording, Checking, and Grading Major, Education Laboratory Results in High Minor, Industrial Education Schools in Iowa and Nebraska Thesis, A Study of the Teaching of Electricity in Junior High Schools

MASTERS OF SCIENCE WINSTON ALEx ELKINS J AMES MASON GREIG B.A. '32, University of Minnesota B.S. '28, Huron College Major, Entomology Major, Educational Administration Minor, Botany Minor, Business Administration Thesis, Studies on the Immature Thesis, Certification of Teachers in Stages of Some Minnesota Tri­ South Dakota choptera

57 ANITA GRACE SALLANS CHARLES YUKON WONG B.A. '26, McMaster University B.S. '33, University of Hawaii B.H.Sc. '31, University of Saskatch- Major, Agronomy ewan Minor, Horticulture Major, Home Economics Thesis, The Intensive System of Minor, Agricultural Biochemistry Grassland Management Thesis, A Study of the Changes in the Calcium, Phosphorus and Pro­ tein Content of Blood Plasma in Hemorrhagic Anemia

MASTER OF SCIENCE In Chemical Engineering

EDWARD WESTLEY SANN, JR. B.S. '34, University of Minnesota Major, Chemical Engineering Minor, Business Administration Thesis, An Economic Study of Amino-Naphthol-Sulfonic Acid

MEDICAL SCHOOL BACHELOR OF MEDICINE CHARLES LEWIS CONCKLIN

GRADUATE SCHOOL MASTER OF SCIENCE In Medicine HENRY Ross MAGEE B.A. '18, M.D. '23, University of Manitoba Major, Medicine Minor, Pathology Thesis, Thyroiditis

MASTER OF SCIENCE In Pathology CARL WILUAM FORSBERG B.S. '21, M.D. '23, B.A. '34, Univer- sity of Minnesota Major, Pathology Minor, Speech Thesis, A Clinical and Pathological Study of Fibrosarcoma 58 MASTER OF SCIENCE In Surgery

WARREN HARANG JOSEPH HEBERT B.S. '28, M.D. '30, Tulane Univer- sity Major, Surgery Minor, Pathology Thesis, Peptic Ulcers Following Ex­ perimental Obstructive Jaundice: A Consideration of the Factors Concerned in Their Production

DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY

RALPH NORMAN BAILLIF LUCILE ROSE HAC B.A. '30, St. Olaf College B.A. '30, M.S. '31, University of M.A. '33, University of Minnesota Nebraska Major, Zoology Major, Organic Chemistry Minor, Physiology Minor, Bacteriology Thesis, Cytological Changes in the Thesis, The Addition of Cyclopenta­ Thyroid-Adrenal Apparatus Fol­ diene to Ortho-Benzoquinones lowing Exposure to Sudden Tem­ Major Adviser, Prof. L. 1. Smith perature Changes, and Their Rela­ tion to the Physiology of Secre­ HAROLD PALMER LUNDGREN tion B.S. '32, North Dakota State Col- Major Adviser, Prof. J. E. Wodse­ lege dalek Major, Physiologic Chemistry Minor, Organic Chemistry LEONARD JOHN BOHN Thesis, A New Chronometric Micro B.A.Sc. 27, M.A.Sc. '28, University Method for Determination of of Toronto Iodine Based on Its Catalytic Ef­ Major, Agricultural Biochemistry fect on an Oxidation-Reduction Minor, Physiology Reaction Thesis, Significant Physical Proper­ Major Adviser, Prof. J. F. McClen­ ties of Flour Doughs don Major Adviser, Prof. C. H. Bailey CLINTON WILLIAM MACMULLEN REx VIVIAN BOUGHTON B.Ch.E. '30, University of Minnesota B.S. '30, M.S. '32, University of Major, Organic Chemistry Manitoba Minor, Chemical Engineering Major, Zoology Thesis, The Addition of Acetoacetic Minor, Entomology Ester to Pseudocumoquinone Thesis, Endoparasitic Infestation in Major Adviser, Prof. L. 1. Smith Grouse, Their Pathogenicity and Correlation with Meteorotopo­ graphical Conditions Major Adviser, Prof. Wm. A. Riley

S9 JEAN LILIAN MARQUIS CHARLES EUGENE MORRELL B.A. '31, M.A. '32 Stanford Univer- B.S. '31, M.S. '32, University of sity Kentucky Major, Child Welfare Major, Physical Chemistry Minor, Psychology Minor, Physics Thesis, Nature and Development of Thesis, Studies of the Raman Children's Concepts of Causal Re­ Spectra and Molecular Structure lations of Acetylene and Some of Its Major Adviser, Prof. J. E. Ander­ Derivatives son Major Adviser, Prof. George Glock­ ler KATHLEEN BERRY MCCONNON B.A. '29, Vassar College TELLEF SENUM Major, Child Welfare B.S. '27, University of North Dakota Minor, Psychology Major, Agricultural Biochemistry Thesis, The Situational Factor in Minor, Bacteriology the Language Responses of Nur­ Thesis, The Effect of Oxidizing sery School Children: A Contri­ and Reducing Agents bution to Short-Sample Method­ Major Adviser, Prof. W. M. Sand­ ology strom Major Adviser, Prof. F. L. Good­ enough CHARLES CALVERT WINDING B.Ch.E. '31, University of Min- nesota Major, Chemical Engineering Minor, Organic Chemistry Thesis, The Effect of Light on Cellulose Acetate Major Adviser, Prof. R. E. Mon­ tonna

60 DEGREES CONFERRED AUGUST 31, 1935

GENERAL COLLEGE ASSOCIATES IN ARTS

STEVEN ALBERT MANTHE J AMES FRANCIS PLUNKETT JAMES ROBERT MCCLURE DICK EVERETT SPEAKES

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS magna cum laude

JOSEPH F. PLEVA

BACHELOR OF ARTS cum laude D. MIRIAM STENE

BACHELORS OF ARTS

ROBERT MOREHART BOWEN FREDERIC CHRISTIAN KRUGER DOUGLAS PHILLIP CAMPBELL SHELDON MERVIN OSTROOT LUCANA A. COOPER WILLIAM JOHN SIMON DAVID MARTIN FLORELL ETTA BEATRICE TREMBLATT PETER JEAN VEST

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

ANNE FRANCES BLINDMAN MILDRED MARTHA PENNINGTON LOUISE RUTH GEYER LEONE IRENE RICHTER HULDA FLORENCE HUMOLA WILMA IRENE TOMLINSON HELEN S. W ADD

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE AND SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY BACHELOR OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING

JAMES LYLE KENNETH LEE

61 BACHELORS OF ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING

PHILIP ROGER ERICKSON EmVARD JOHN STEINKELLNER

BACHELORS OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

JOHN STUART BREWER GORDON HENRY CARLSON CHESTER L. LINDGREN

BACHELOR OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

CLARENCE DAVID ENDER

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Course in Agriculture)

NELS SNUSTAD

(Course in Home Economics) VIOLA MAE W ANOUS

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS AND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Course in Home Econoln'ics) CAMILLA ALICE HENRY

LAW SCHOOL BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Law WILLIAM ROBERT DEUTSCHE

MEDICAL SCHOOL BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

DONALD BERN:.. RD FRANE ARTHUR ELOF KARLSTROM A. CARLYLE TINGDALE

62 SCHOOL OF MINES AND METALLURGY ENGINEERS OF MINES

JOHN H. BOYD WALTER L. THOMTE

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BACHELORS OF SCIENCE with distinction

FRANCES ANDRIETTA ANDERSON MILDRED KATHERINE LOUGHREA HELEN JOSEPHINE JOHNSON MAYME JOSEPHINE SCHOW EDITH JANE KEENAN OLIVE MARTIME SHIRLEY BESSIE LAVIGNE OLIVE BLANCHE WINN

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

BOSILKA BAlCH LAURA ELEANORE JOHNSON MARGARET LOUISE BENJAMIN WALTER CHARLES KANGAS MYRTLE LUCILE Cox ARTHUR L. KATES MILDRED PAULINE DAHL VIOLA D. LAURING RUTH ISABELLE DAVIS GWENNOLA ELIZABETH LUCAS JAMES WILLIAM DENNERLY OLIVE V. MATHER DOROTHY DENNIS GORDON ORVILLE NORMAN MAYME DUNDEN MELVILENE O'GORDON EARL L. EDES IANTHA POWRIE LUCILE ELOISE GARLEY CLARA ELIZABETH PUTNEY FRANCES SOFIE GUNLAUGSON MARY JEANNETTE RAINEY UNA ELAINE HALLIN CAROL O. ROSE CLIFFORD BLAKE HAMLEY MARGARET GENEVIEVE SCHULTZ LORNA M. HANSEN MINNIE K. SOLEM ELEANOR MINNA HARTWIG STEVEN LOUIS SPELTZ DEANNE LOUISE HATFIELD KENNETH FREDERIC STILLWELL ANNA JACOBSON THOMA OLIVER STRUTZEL ANNETTE GERTRUDE JOHNSON ELMER L. SWANSON HELEN MARIE JOHNSON ALVIN JOHN TEETER ANN DOROTHY TRIPP

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BACHELORS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

WESLEY KENNETH JOHNSON ELIZABETH GRACE KROOK ROBERT M. KAPPEL GUDRUN CHRISTINE NYKAAS GERTRUDE CAROLYN SCHULTZ

63 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE BACHELOR OF ARTS

MILDRED E. RONNEBERG

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY DOCTORS OF DENTAL SURGERY

LAURITZ NORMAN NERISON PAUL FRANCIS NEVIN BRUNO ALBERT PEDACE, JR.

GRADUATE SCHOOL MASTERS OF ARTS

ALPHONSE JAMES BARRETT KENNETH RUSSEL BUTE B.A. '25, Bradley Polytechnic In- B.S. '29, North Dakota State Col- stitute lege Major, Education Major, Educational Administration Minor, Educational Psychology Minor, Educational Psychology Thesis, An Evalua,tion of Methods of Thesis, A Study of the Availability Teaching Plane Geometry of Secondary Education in Montana

MILDRED KATHERINE BARTSCH GEORGE HAROLD CALVERT B.E. '31, Winona State Teachers B.A. '26, University of Missouri College Major, Educational Administration Major, Educational Administration Minor, Educational Psychology Minor, Educational Psychology Thesis, Teachers' Salaries in Kansas Thesis, An Evaluation through Alum- City ni Reactions of the Content of the Rural Education Courses Offered ARNOLD EVERETT CARLSON at the Winona State Teachers Col­ B.A. '29, Hamline University lege Major, Speech Minor, Educational Psychology BURNITA HAMMER BUCKMAN Thesis, A Comparative Weighting B.S. '25, University of Iowa Scale for Laterality Questionnaires Major, Education Minor, Economics MABEL ELVINA CHRISTENSON Thesis, A Critical Analysis of the B.A. '16, St. Olaf College 1934 Minnesota State Board Ex­ Major, Education ination in Bookkeeping Minor, English Thesis, Effects upon Composition Ability of Two Distributions of Grammar Drill

64 JOHN HERBERT DAVIS HARVEY OSCAR JACKSON B.S. '28, Iowa State College B.S. '29, University of Minnesota Major, Agricultural Economics Major, Education Minor, Business Administration Minor, Educational Psychology Thesis, School Costs and the Farm Thesis, An Analysis and Evaluation Tax Burden in Van Buren Coun­ of Representative Courses Used in ty, Iowa Certain ~elected Institutions in the Education of Teachers of Mathe­ NATHALIE DELANDER matics B.S. '28, University of Minnesota Major, Educational Administration MARIE TERESE JOHNSON Minor, History B.A. '19, Gustavus Adolphus Thesis, A Study of the Content of Major, Educational Psychology Special Methods Courses in His­ Minor, Education tory and Other Social Studies Thesis, Some Psychological Aspects of Meaning as Related to the For­ FRANK CASPER Dopp mation Concepts in Geometry B.A. '24, University of Wisconsin Major, Educational Administration RUTH JOHANNA JONES Minor, Educational Psychology B.A. '27, University of Minnesota Thesis, Rural Education in Rock Major, Educational Administration County Minor, Educational Psychology Thesis, The Results of Twelve Weeks ALICE CAROLINE HAEFNER of Interisive Daily Drill on the B.S. '27, University of Minnesota Recognition of Eighty Errors of Major, Education Correct Usage in Grades Four to Minor, Educational Psychology Eight in the Loring School of Thesis, A Study of the Public Library Minneapolis Service in the Primary and Inter­ mediate Grades of the Minneapolis MABEL JORSTAD Public Schools Ph.B. '29, University of Wisconsin Major, Education OTTO WICHMANN HALDORSEN Minor, History B.A., '21, St. Olaf College Thesis, A Study to Discover Profes­ Major, Educational Administration sional Curriculum Needs of Wis­ Minor, Educational Psychology consin Rural Teachers in Reading, Thesis, Arithmetic Vocabulary in Language and Social Studies Standard Word Lists HUBER ALPHONSE LUDWIG ERNEST EDWARD HANSON B.A. '23, Lawrence College B.E. '29, Northern Illinois State Major, Educational Administration Teachers College Minor, Educational Psychology Major, Educational Administration Thesis, The Overlapping of the Con- Minor, Educational Psychology tent of High School and College Thesis, An Experiment to Evaluate Texts in Chemistry the Relative Effectiveness of a Cer­ tain Cooperative Supervisory Plan as Measured by Reading Progress

65 ARTHUR WILLIAM LUNDAHL GUDMUND THEOLIUS W ANGENSTEN B.E. '25, Northern Illinois State NORSWING Teachers College Major, Educational Administration Major, Educational Administration Minor, Educational Psychology Minor, Educational Psychology Thesis, A Critical Study of the 1934 Thesis, A Survey of the Status and State Board Examination in First the Work of County Superintend­ Year Latin ents in Illinois BENJAMIN BLAINE PETERSON ADIN RUSSELL MILLER BA. '09, Gustavus Adolphus College B.A. '28, Minot State Teachers Col- Major, Educational Administration lege Minor, Educational Psychology Major, Educational Administration Thesis, A Detailed Analysis of School Minor, Educational Psychology Building Standards as Set Forth in Thesis, A Critical Survey of the State School Laws and Building School District Organization in Codes Golden Valley County, North Da­ kota, with Proposed Plan of Re­ GRANT LITSTER RASMUSSEN organization on the County Unit B.A. '28, University of Utah Basis Major, Anatomy Minor, Zoology ALBERT R. MONSON Thesis, The Origin of the Olivary B.A. '25, St. Olaf College Peduncle Major, Educational Administration Minor, Physics LESTER NICHOLAS RECKTENWALD Thesis, The Effect of Participation B.S. '30, University of Minnesota in Boy Seout Work on School Major, Educational Administration Records, Leadership, Participation Minor, Educational Psychology in Student Activities, and Develop­ Thesis, Public Authority and the In- ment of Character dependent Schools of Elementary and Secondary Grade in the United WESLEY WILLIAM MOULTON States B.S. '23, South Dakota State Col- lege SISTER ANNETTE WALTERS Major, Economics B.A. '33, College of St. Catherine Minor, Education Major, Educational Psychology Thesis, A Study of Collateral Trust Minor, Psychology Bond Issues Outstanding in 1934 Thesis, A Quantitative Study of the "Major Interests of College Students WILLIAM OLAI NILSEN B.A. '24, St. Olaf College RAYMOND BUCKLEY STROUD Major, Educational Administration B.S. '33, University of Minnesota Minor, Educational Psychology Major, Education Thesis, A Critical Analysis of the Minor, Zoology Administration of the Spring Thesis, The Preparation and Certain Grove, Minnesota, Public School Other Aspects Related to the with Special Emphasis on the Ac­ Training of Minnesota High tivity of the Alumni and the Tui­ School Science Teachers tion Area 66 'WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE TAYLOR WILLIAM MORRIS WESTLEY B.A. '28, Carleton College B.A. '22,: Jamestown College Major, Educational Administration Major, Educational Administration Minor, Educational Psychology Minor, History Thesis, The Teaching Load in the Thesis, A General Survey of the Secondary Schools of Montana in School: Systems in Ramsey County, 1933-34 North Dakota

ANNE MARIAN TOIVOLA JOHN NICHOLAS WOLLACK B.S. '34, University of Minnesota B.A. '34, University of Notre Dame Major, Zoology Major, Educational Administration Minor, Botany Minor, History Thesis, Studies on the So-Called Thesis, The Status of the Teaching "Ground Substance" in the Chick Personnel in the Ungraded Ele­ Embryo mentary Schools of Minnesota

MASTERS OF SCIENCE MERTON BLAIR ANDERSON HENRY ASHLEY JOHNSON B.A. '27, Colgate University B.S. '33, University of Minnesota Major, Bacteriology Major, Horticulture Minor, Entomology (Parasitology) Minor, Plant Physiology Thesis, The Study of Allergy in the Thesis, Some Relations of Seed-coat Monilia Group Structure to Delayed Germination in Certain Species ROBERT LOWERY CARITHERS B.S. '34, Mississippi State College LAURA JEANETTE McARTHUR Major, Dairy Husbandry B.S. '22, University of Minnesota Minor, Agricultural Economics Major, Education Thesis, Some Factors Affecting the Minor, Home Economics Quality of Drum Process Dry Thesis, A Study of the Home and Skimmilk Family Situation of the High School Girl CHAUNCEY IRA COOPER Phm.C. '27, B.S. '34, University of EDMUND ARCHIBALD SCHOELD Minnesota B.A. '25, Gustavus Adolphus College Major, Pharmaceutical Chemistry Major, Physical Chemistry Minor, Pharmacology Minor, Physiologic Chemistry Thesis, A Study of the Deterioration Thesis, Effect of Light on the Cata- in the Solutions of Organic Silver lytic Decomposition of Hydrogen Compounds Peroxide by Hydrogen Bromide

NELL WHITE B.S. '26, Alabama College Major, Education Minor, Home Economics Thesis, Home Economics Objectives on the Secondary Level and the Measurement of Achievement Toward a Specific Objective in House Design and Furnishing 67 MASTER OF SCIENCE In Chemical Engineering BERT OSCAR WOOD B.Ch.E. '33, University of Minnesota Major, Chemical Engineering Minor, Physical Chemistry Thesis, Studies on Distillation

MASTER OF SCIENCE In Psychometrics VERNA LEONA ANDERSON B.A. '32, University of Minnesota Major, Psychology Thesis, The Relationship of Speed to Comprehension in Reading

MEDICAL SCHOOL BACHELORS OF MEDICINE E. GRAHAM HOWARD ARTHUR ELOF KARLSTROM PHILLIP SHAPIRO

DOCTORS OF MEDICINE REUBEN DONALD CHlER, B.S., M.B. E. GRAHAM HOWARD WALTER DAVID CODDON, B.S., M.B. ARTHUR BUCHMAN LEVANT, B.S., M.B. BERNARD ALBERT COHEN, B.A., M.B. SIMEON ANTHONY MULLEN, B.S., M.B. CHARLES COLE COOPER, B.A. PHILLIP SHAPIRO A. MARGARET GRANDY THEODORE 'vV. STRANSKY, B.S., M.B.

GRADUATE SCHOOL MASTER OF SCIENCE In Pathology GEORGE KENDALL HIGGINS B.S. '25, M.D. '28, University of Minnesota Major, Pathology Minor, Bacteriology Thesis, Primary Carcinoma of the Liver

68 DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY ELLSWORTH BARNARD HENRY HAROLD KRONENBERG B.S. '28, Massachusetts State College B.A. '26, Illinois College M.A. '29, University of Minnesota Major, Education Major, English Minor, Educational Psychology Minor, Philosophy Thesis, The Validity of Curriculum Thesis, Shelley's Religion Requirements for Admission to the Major Adviser, Prof. J. W. Beach General College of the University of Minnesota HENRY GADD HARMON Major Adviser, Professor C. W. B.A. '24, Cotner College Boardman M.A. '25, Transylvania College Major, Education EMIL MUNZ Minor, Educational Psychology B.S. '33, University of Minnesota Thesis, A Technique for the Analysis Major, Agricultural Biochemistry of Course Content and Articulation Minor, Organic Chemistry Applied to Certain Courses in Pub­ Thesis, Enzymatic Amylolysis as a lic School Administration and Su­ Function of Temperature pervision at the University of Min­ Major Adviser, Professor C. H. nesota Bailey Major Advisers, Dean M. E. Hag­ gerty, Prof. W. B. Peik JOHN ALFRED SHELLENBERGER B.S. '28, University of Washington CLINTON COOLEY HUMISTON M.S. '30, Kansas State College B.S. '24, M.A. '29, University of Min- Major, Agricultural Biochemistry nesota Minor, Nutrition Major, Romance Languages (French) Thesis, Biochemical Distinctions be­ Minor, History tween Barley Varieties Thesis, A Comparison of Malllerbe's Major Adviser, Professor C. H. Metrical Technique with That of Bailey Ronsard Major Adviser, Professor Colbert Searles

69 DEGREES CONFERRED DECEMBER 19, 1935

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY GRADUATE DENTAL HYGIENISTS

ELIZABETH CURTIS HELEN ELIZABETH FINNEGAN HELEN MARIE LARSON

GENERAL COLLEGE ASSOCIATES IN ARTS

DONALD FRANKLIN BRAILLARD HARLEY KENNETH JOHNSON PHILIP ANDREW BRANDT MARGARET H. KING LUCILE ELEANOR BURNHAM IRENE GERTRUDE MORRIS GRACE LOUISE CARNEY EDITH G. PHILLIPS LISBETH DOROTHY FRUEN MERLE V. RINGSRUD JEAN ULRING

MEDICAL SCHOOL GRADUATES IN NURSING

MARY JANE ABRAMS DOLORES MAY CHANEY DOROTHY MARIE BAUER, B.S. GRACE LAURA RATHBUN

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS summa cum laude

MARGARET ALINE SEDER

BACHELORS OF ARTS magna cum laude MORRIS J. ELLIS LEONARD EDWARD MASON AUDREY LOUISE HANSON JOHN ALGOT NORDIN, JR. LUCIE ISABELLE LAWSON 70 BACHELORS OF ARTS cum laude MARY SCARBOROUGH BOYDEN GERTRUDE LA WTON NELL BEACH KNIGHT CHARLES ANTON NORDIN

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE cum laude MIRIAM FRIED SON JANE GREER MARY ELIZABETH WHITE

BACHELORS OF ARTS

GEORGIANA ADAMS FREDERICK WALKER HALBKAT STANLEY EARLE BAILEY JEANNE HALE IDA BERCOVITZ RUDOLPH WILLIAM HANSON GRACE BLISS MINNETTE LIFSON ERWIN ]. BURG CARL M. METASH MARJORIE CELESTIA BURKE RALPH L. MUELLER CHARLES RODNEY BUTLER, JR. CHARLES BRADDOCK REIF LELAND HOMER CLAY HERMAN C. SCHEURER GRACE COURTNEY ARNOLD ERIC SEVAREID AOUNEY WAFA DEJANY, LL.B. JOSEPH SHULMAN LLOYD ROBERT DREVESKRACHT IRENE SLANE MARJORY GENEVIEVE FLYNN ANDREW SOBCZYK GRETCHEN ELIZABETH TRAGESER

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

DONALD SALTER BURRIS DOROTHEA EDNA QUAMME ELSA LOUISE HOIDALE MIRIAM 1. RAIHALA BARBARA LOUISE JOHNSON ELLEN EDITH SOMMER PEARLA LILLIAN KApPHAHN, B.A.

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BACHELOR OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING with distinction HERMAN PUSIN

BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING with distinction EDWARD FRANCIS GRAVES

71 BACHELORS OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING

MERLE A. BEAUPRE EDWARD SHERREN HAMM KASPER EDWARD BERLINE ALFRED HERMAN LAU GRAHAM DUDLEY MCVICKER

BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

MARTIN JORDAHL

BACHELORS OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

FORD GEORGE CARLSON THOMAS JOHN O'LOUGHLIN OTTO WILLIAM DAHL GEORGE MORTON PERHAM ROBIN ALLAN GRAVES GORDON AUGUST PETERSON CHESTER MARSHALL HANSON THOMAS JOSEPH RUTH JOHN F. HEALEY CARL A. SIVERTSON WALTER RALPH HOLMSTROM JOHNE TOFTE

BACHELORS OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

VINCENT KOHLROSER EUGENE ARMITAGE PRICE CHARLES EDWARD WILLIAMS

BACHELORS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

MICHAEL G. KOUMANDAROS LEONARD O. MJOLSNES

BACHELORS OF ARCHITECTURE tCARON EDWIN CARLBERG ARMIN WILLIAM ROHDE EARL TYLER WALLEY

BACHELOR OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

LORRAINE ALYS GEISE

METALLURGICAL ENGINEER

DONALD INGVOLDSTAD

BACHELORS OF CHEMISTRY

GORDON HERBERT BENDIX ALBERT M. NOVAK *Degree conferred as of June 17, 1935.

72 BACHELORS OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

GILBERT RAYMOND ANDERSON HENRY KENNEDY KNOBLAUCH HYMAN ApPLEMAN J AMES McKEAN BERNARD C. HOLMAN JOHN FRANK ZALAR

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS BACHELORS OF SCIENCE (Course in Agricultural Science)

HOMER A. MIKKELSON

(Course in Forestry)

THOROLF K. BERGH URBAN CLYDE NELSON ONNI OLAF KOSKI LANSING ARTHUR PARKER FRANCIS IRVING MOORE SULO VICTOR SII-iUONEN

(Course in Home Economics)

RUTH M. BURMEISTER DORIS E. SORG MARGARET MONTGOMERY GERTRUDE 1. STONE RUTH ELIZABETH OLIN GLADYS BERNICE ADELINE SWENSON ADELHEID MARION ZERELL

MEDICAL SCHOOL BACHELOR OF SCIENCE cum laude

GERTRUDE BRAUFMAN STEIN

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

CHARLES LEONARD ANDERSON FRANCIS IDA JACOBS ARNETT A MARIE BECKER JOHN THOMAS PEWTERS JOHN LERoy BURTON WILLIAM RADEMAKER JOHN STEPHEN COWAN ELIZABETH IRENE ROBINSON EDWIN C. EHMKE RODNEY FRANCIS STURLEY J OlIN ALBERT HARDIMAN ROBERT BRUCE TUDOR FRANCIS MARK WALSH

73 COLLEGE OF PHARMACY BACHELORS OF SCIENCE In Pharmacy

IRVING GANDEL CLARK LESTER SNYDER

COLLE'GE OF EDUCATION BACHELORS OF SCIENCE with distinction AMY M. ERICKSON ELAINE MARION LEASMAN ELLA MARION JOHNSON ELIZABETH G. SMITH

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

MARY JANE ABRAMS MINA ELISABETH HALEY MARGARET BARTO KENNETH LYLE HAMANN ANICE FRANCES BERANEK ADAH L. KERR JOIIN ANDREW BOWMAN, B.A. ALBERT CHESTER MILANI DOROTHY LAVANCIA BURNS KATHRYN LOUISE NEUMAN IRWIN ALPHY DAHL JEANNETTE OPPLIGER ALFREDA DANIELSON MARY ELIZABETH PEASE PATSY LAWRENCE DELEO GLADYS CLOSE PETERSON HELEN LOUISE, FLANN GENEVIEVE E. RUE, G.N. GORDON WILLIAM GRANBERG DONALD S. STEPHENS LEONARD M. GREBIN LOTTIE MAY SWEARINGEN ELEANOR HAIN FRANK WILLIAM YAMBRICK ELI A. ZUBAY

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BACHELORS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

ELMO EUGENE ALLEN tFRANK THEODORE LEISTIKO ELIZABETH SARAH BENNION DONALD CAMPBELL McDONALD \Iv ALTER CARL BLOOMQUIST, B.E.E., HOWARD WILLIAM MELBOSTAD M.S.inE.E. KENNETH IRVING MEYER ERWIN JOSEPH BOFFERDING VEROL HOWARD OLSON MORRIS O. BROBAKKEN ARTHUR ERIC PEARSON BUDD CRONK JOHN THOMAS SCHMITZ JOHN MEYER CROW DAVID SEGAL ELMER SHERIDAN GIVEN ELIZABETH RUTH SMOLLETT FRANK GORDON LACASSE MARY CLAIRE SWANSON RALPH ELMER W ALLIO *Degree conferred as of June 17, 1935. 74 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE BACHELOR OF ARTS JANET ANZLE FOTHERINGHAM

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY DOCTORS OF DENTAL SURGERY BERNARD HAGEMAN HOWARD LEONARD OLSON BRERETON C. W. NEWETT ELDRED LEROY SKOBERG

GRADUATE SCHOOL MASTERS OF ARTS HJALMER OLIVER ANDERSON FRED B. CLARK B.S. '24, University of Minnesota B.S. '29, University of Minnesota Major, Agricultural Economics Major, Educational Administration Minor, Dairy Husbandry Minor, Educational Psychology Thesis, An Analysis of the Com­ Thesis, An Analysis of Court Ac- petitive Relationships among Co­ tions in Reference to the Trans­ operative Creameries of Houston portation of Public School Chil­ County, Minnesota dren

BARBARA BAILEY MARION LOUISE EDMAN B.A. '31, Leland Stanford University B.A. '26, Gustavus Adolphus College Major, Sociology Major, Education Minor, Preventive Medicine and Minor, English Public Health Thesis, Analysis of the High School Thesis, The Adjustment of Diabetic and College Training of 121 Pro­ Patients to Their Regimen spective Teachers Majoring in English Graduated from the Uni­ HARLAN RICHARD BERGQUIST versity of Minnesota in 1930 and B.A. '31, University of Minnesota 1931 Major, Geology Minor, Metallurgy EDWARD GEORGE ERIKSEN Thesis, A Petrographic Study of th~ B.B.A. '25, University of Washing- Crystalline Rocks from the Opelika ton Quadrangle, Alabama Major, Economics (Marketing) Minor, Economics (Accounting) ELIZABETH STUDLEY BROWN Thesis, A Demonstration of Individ- B.A. '33, University of Minnesota ualized Training Methods for Major, Zoology Modern Office Workers Minor, Biochemistry Thesis, The Olfactory Sense of the Common Snapping Turtle, Chel­ ydra serpentina, Linne 75 ISOBEL CHRISTINE GREGORY EVANGELINE CHRISTINE MALCHOW B.S. '33, University of Minnesota B.S. '26, University of Minnesota Major, Child Welfare Major, Education Minor, Educational Psychology Minor, English Thesis, A Comparison of Institu- Thesis, The Analysis of Factors In­ tionalized Deaf and Hearing Chil­ volved in the Reading Interests of dren on Certain Personality Traits Junior High School Students and Interests HUGO WILLIAM MORTENSON FRANK SANFORD INGLEBRET B.S. '26, University of Minnesota B.A. '26, Hamline University Major, Educational Administration Major, Political Science Minor, Agricultural Education Minor, History Thesis, Characteristics of the Small Thesis, The Proposed Program of High School of Minnesota: a Sta­ Federal Aid in Elementary and tistical Study Secondary Schools HANNAH JEAN O'GORDON RALPH G. IVERSON B.A. '03, University of Minnesota B.A. '27, Augustana College Major, English Major, Educational Administration Minor, Education Minor, Educational Psychology Thesis, Deistical Writers Contem­ Thesis, An Educational Survey of porary with Shaftesbury Lake County in South Dakota RALPH ALDRICH PIPER BERNICE MARGARET KING B.P.E. '28, Springfield College B.A. '32, University of Minnesota Major, Educational Administration Major, Anthropology Minor, Preventive Medicine and Minor, Music Public Health Thesis, A Study of Form and Ex­ Thesis, A Study of the Relative pression in American Indian Music Improvement in Athletic Ability as Exemplified in the Songs of among Various Groups of Univer­ the Jemez Pueblo sity of Minnesota Freshman

LILLIAN LEE LOVE OLE SCHEY B.A. '20, Colorado State Teachers B.S. '24, University of Minnesota College (Greeley) Major, Mathematics Major, Educational Administration Minor, Educational Psychology Minor, Educational Psychology Thesis, Interpolation with Imperfect Thesis, An Analysis of Certain Out- Data comes of the Teaching of Art in the South Dakota High Schools MARY ELIZABETH SMITH and in a South Dakota Teachers B.A. '29, Yankton College College Major, Education Minor, Latin Thesis, The Relation of High School Latin to Scholastic Success in the Freshman Year at College

76 MARIE ALETTA SORKNES WINSTON BERNARD THORSON B.S. '29, University of Minnesota B.A. '34, University of Minnesota Major, Educational Administration Major, History Minor, Educational Psychology Minor, Political Science Thesis, An Evaluation of the Pre- Thesis, French Policy in the Egyp­ scribed Professional Courses in tian Crisis of 1882 Education at the Moorhead State Teachers College

ROBERT EMMETT WILKERSON B.A. '29, Fisk University Major, Political Science Minor, American History Thesis, The Attitudes of English Political Parties Toward India Since the Appointment of the Simon Commission

MASTERS OF SCIENCE

LOUIS JUDEA BERMAN EVA CHARLOTTE PAULSON B.S. '34, University of Minnesota B.S. '24, University of Minnesota Major, Bacteriology Major, Education Minor, Biochemistry Minor, Home Economics Thesis, Effect of High-Rate Biolog­ Thesis, The Extent and Retention ical Filters on the Bacterial Count of Learning for a Tenth Grade in Organic Wastes Clothing Unit

HARRY HOCHMAN MELIA RANDALL REED B.Ch. '34, University of Minnesota B.S. '27, University of Minnesota Major, Organic Chemistry Major, Zoology Minor, Biochemistry Minor, Botany Thesis, Preparation and Properties Thesis, The Olfactory Sense of of 3-Phenyl-3-Methyl-1,2-Diketo Drosophila melanogaster Meigen Hydrindene ELDOR GUSTAV Rupp ARTHUR ALFRED NELSON B.Ch. '34, University of Minnesota B.S. '34, M.D. '35, University of Major, Biochemistry Minnesota Minor, Organic Chemistry Major, Pathology Thesis, The Effects of Protease In­ Minor, Bacteriology crements on the Plasticity of Thesis, Reactions of Tissues to Sub­ Doughs stances Used in the Injection Treatment of Hernia

77 SIGSBEE SEL]ESKOG V AHEEDUDDIN SYED B.A. '32, University of Minnesota Graduate '28, Poona Agricultural Major, Physiological Chemistry College (India) Minor, Anatomy (Hematology) Major, Plant Pathology Thesis, A Comparative Study of Minor, Botany Blood Urea Methods Thesis, Hybridization and Segrega­ tion in Crosses between Sphace­ SISTER AGNES JOSEPHINE HICKEY lotheca sorghi and Sorosporiu.m B.S. '34, Fontbonne College reilianum Major, Education Minor, Home Economics ALBERT JOSEPH TRINKLE Thesis, Devices for Measuring Cer­ B.A. '30, B.S. '31, M.D. '33, Uni- tain Processes in Clothing Con­ versity of Kansas struction Major, Pathology Minor, Bacteriology Thesis, The Origin and Development of Renal Adenomas

MASTERS OF SCIENCE In Chemical Engineering

GEORGE SVERDRUP MICHAELSEN ROBERT DALE ZIEGLER B.Ch.E. '32, University of Minnesota B.Ch.E. '30, University of Minne- Major, Chemical Engineering sota Minor, Bacteriology Major, Chemical Engineering Thesis, A Study of Heat Transfer in Minor, Organic Chemistry an Inclined Tube Evaporator Thesis, A Method of Separation of Paper Fibers from Paper Mill White Water

MASTER OF SCIENCE In Electrical Engineering

CLARENCE HERMAN NELSON B.S. in E.E. '25, University of Min- nesota Major, Electrical Engineering Minor, Business Administration Thesis, Taxation of Electric Power, Natural Gas, and Oil Pipe Line Properties in the United States

78 MEDICAL SCHOOL

BACHELORS OF MEDICINE JOHN LERoy BURTON LYNN M. HAMMERSTAD CARL H. COOMBS GLENN H. LEEMHUIS EDWIN CHARLES EHMKE LOUIS TIMOTHY O'BRIEN ROBERT HOUSTON HAMILTON, JR., B.A., STANLEY CARL PETERSON, B.S. M.A., Ph.D. WILLIAM RADEMAKER

DOCTORS OF MEDICINE *REUBEN EUGENE ANDERSON, B.S., STUART ARNOLD OLSON, M.B. M.B. HAROLD O. PETERSON, M.B. J. RICHARD FUCHLOW, B.S., M.B. STANLEY CARL PETERSON, B.S. ROBERT HOUSTON HAMILTON, JR., B.A., MAURICE L. STRAUS, B.A., M.B. M.A., Ph.D. IRA HERMAN WILSON, B.A., B.S., M.B. :j:SIMEON ANTHONY MULLEN, B.S., M.B.

GRADUATE SCHOOL

MASTER OF SCIENCE In Orthopedic Surgery ALFRED ERNEST DEACON M.D. '29, University of Manitoba Major, Orthopedic Surgery Minor, Pathology Thesis, A Research on the Histo­ pathology of Synovial Membranes in Chronic Proliferative Arthritis

MASTER OF SCIENCE In Oto-Laryngology and Rhinology CLYDE MARCUS CABOT B.S. '29, M.D. '31, University of Minnesota Major, Oto-Laryngology Minor, Pathology Thesis, Cancer of the Upper and Lower Jaws

• Degree conferred post obitum. +Degree conferred as of August 31, 1935.

79 MASTER OF SCIENCE In Pathology

JOHN CHARLES HENTHORNE B.S. '31, M.D. '31, University of Pittsburgh Major, Pathology Minor, Clinical Pathology Thesis, Gram-Negative Bacilli of the Genus Bacteroides

MASTER OF SCIENCE In Radiology

HOBART ALEXANDER BURCH B.A. '25, Lawrence College M.A. '27, University of Wisconsin M.D. '29, Harvard University Major, Radiology Minor, Pathology Thesis, Osseous Metastases from Graded Carcinomas of the Breast

MASTERS OF SCIENCE In Surgery

ROBERT EDWARD McKECHNIE WALLACE PARKS RITCHIE M.D. '31, McGill University B.A. '27, Yale University Major, Surgery M.D. '31, Johns Hopkins Minor, Pathology Major, Surgery Thesis, Sudden Peripheral Arterial Minor, Pathology Occlusion Thesis, Cleft Palate: A Correlation of Anatomical and Functional Re­ JOHN RANDOLPH PAINE sults Following Operation B.A. '27, M.D. '31, Harvard Univer- sity HUGH ALEXANDER STUART Major, Surgery M.D. '28, McGill University Minor, Physiology Major, Surgery Thesis, The Hydrodynamics of the Minor, Pathology Relief of Distention in the Gastro­ Thesis, The Diurnal Cyclic Activity intestinal Tract by Suction Applied in the Maternal and Foetal Liver to Inlying Catheters

80 KARL EDWARD VOLDENG JOHN McMASTER WAUGH B.S. '24, M.D. '28, University of B.A. '27, Tarkio College Iowa M.D. '32; Rush Medical College Major, Surgery Major, Surgery Minor, Pathology Minor, Pathology Thesis, Studies of the Blood Pres­ Thesis, J'he Effect of Fat, Intro­ sure Gradient in the Peripheral duced by Fistula into the Jejunum, Arterial System on the' Motility and Emptying Time of the Stomach

MASTERS OF SCIENCE In Urology

EDW ARD NOBLE COOK JOHN McIvER PACE B.A. '26, B.S. '27, M.D. '29, Univer- M.D. '31, Baylor University sity of Minnesota Major, Urology Major, Urology Minor, Pathology Minor, Pathology Thesis, The Histologic and Patho­ Thesis, The Use of Beta-Hydroxy­ logic Anatomy of the Retained butyric Acid and Certain of Its Testis Salts as an Adjunct in the Treat­ ment of Urinary Tract Infections

DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY

WILLIAM DUANE ALLERS UPENDRA KUMAR DAS B.S. '31, M.S. '32, University of B.S. '27, M.S. '30, University of Illinois Hawaii Major, Physiologic Chemistry Major, Agricultural Biochemistry Minor, Organic Chemistry Minors, Plant Physiology and Bi­ Thesis, The Influence of Diet and ometry Mineral Metabolism on Dogs After Thesis, The Nitrogen Nutrition of Suprarenalectomy Sugar Cane Major Adviser, Dr. E. C. Kendall Major Advisers, Profs. R. A. Gort­ ner and C. H. Bailey

HAROLD ALAN BUNGER RUSSELL OWENS DENYES B.S. in Ch.E. '26, University of Min- B.A. '31, Lawrence College nesota Major, Organic Chemistry Major, Chemical Engineering Minor, Physical Chemistry Minor, Organic Chemistry Thesis, Studies on the Addition of Thesis, A Study of the Effect of Malonic Ester to Duroquinone Ultra Violet Light on the Vis­ Major Adviser, Prof. L. 1. Smith cosity of Cellulose Nitrate Solu­ tions Major Adviser, Prof. R. E. Mon­ tonna

81 EUNICE VERNA FLOCK LEONARD]' LUKER B.S. '26, University of Washington B.S. '27, Eastern State Teachers M.D. '30, University of Chicago College Major, Physiologic Chemistry M.A. '31, University of South Dakota Minor, Organic Chemistry Major, Educational Administration Thesis, A Study of the Phosphorus Minor, Educational Psychology Compounds in the Liver of the Thesis, The Relation of Certain Fac- Dog tors to Success in the Law School Major Adviser, Dr. E. C. Kendall at the University of Minnesota Major Adviser, Prof. H. R. Douglass ERWIN ALFRED GAUMNITZ B.B.A. '29, M.A. '34, University of LEON SEVERIN NERGAARD Minnesota B.S. in E.E. '27, University of Min- Major, Economics nesota Minor, Agricultural Economics M.S. in E.E. '30, Union College Thesis, The Measurement of Living Major, Physics Costs as Related to Family Bud­ Minor, Mathematics gets and Cost of Living Index Thesis, Measurement Technique for Numbers Voltage, Current, Power, Resist­ Major Adviser, Prof. B. D. Mudgett ance and Reactance in the Ultra­ short Wave Region Below Two ]ORGEN THEODORE JORGENSON Meters B.A. '23, St. Olaf College Major Adviser, Prof. J. T. Tate Major, History Minor, Scandinavian CHIEN-LIANG PAN Thesis, Norway's Relation to Scan­ B.S. '30, University of Nanking dinavian Unionism, 1815-1871 M.S. '34, University of Minnesota Major Adviser, Prof. L. D. Steefel Major, Plant Genetics Minor, Plant Pathology ELSIE INEZ KILBURN Thesis, A Genetic Study of Mature B.A. '24, M.S. '27, University of Plant Resistance in Spring Wheat Minnesota to Black Stem Rust, Puccinia Major, Organic Chemistry graminis tritici, black chaff, Bac­ Minors, Physical and Inorganic terium transluscens, var. undulo­ Chemistry sum and frit fly, Oscinis frit Thesis, The Rearrangement of Some Major Adviser, Prof. H. K. Hayes Beta -Ally loxy-Crotonic-Esters Major Adviser, Prof. W. M. Lauer

82 OLE TONNING ALFRED CHARLES VOGELE B.A. '04, Luther College B.S. '18, M.S. '20, University of M.A. '06, University of Michigan Illinois Major, History Major, Plant Physiology Minor, Sociology Minors, Botany and Bacteriology Thesis, Trade and Commerce on the Thesis, The Effect of Environmental North Atlantic from 850 to 1350 Factors, upon the Color of the Including Ireland, Scotland, Ice­ Tomato and the Watermelon land, Greenland, England and Nor­ Major Adviser, Prof. R. B. Harvey way Major Advisers, Profs. A. C. Krey and Herbert Heaton

83 DEGREES CONFERRED MARCH 19, 1936

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY GRADUATE DENTAL HYGIENIST

EDITH STRAUS

GENERAL COLLEGE ASSOCIATES IN ARTS

HELEN THERESE BERG FRANK HIBBING KOLLER MARY ELINORE BERG DONALD ROBERT LINCOLN LELIA ELIZABETH BOCKMAN CHARLES LINCOLN NYBECK RICHARD FRED CLAUSEN JAMES M. SCHAFFER ALAN DARE DALE H. SMITH

MEDICAL SCHOOL GRADUATES IN NURSING

ELAINE E. BENNETT ALBERTA]. HOENIG DOROTHY C. Bow ESTHER CHARLOTTE HOLMBERG MARYA LICE J. DEVANEY HELEN ANN LORD MARGUERITE ELOISE DONKER, B.S. VILMA E. LUOMA VERNICE L. ELOFSON BERENICE MURPHY LILLIAN COLLEEN FLICEK MARY ANN RIGGS BARBARA GAGE IRMA STAR R. SYLVIA GUNDERSON INEZ A. TAYLOR

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITE,RATURE, AND THE ARTS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE magna cum laude

NORMA INEZ MOE

BACHELOR OF ARTS cum laude

HELEN ADELE GRANT 84 BACHELORS OF SCIENCE cum laude

MERCIA JOHANNA BRENNE STELLA HOSTBJOR DOROTHY JANE SUMMERFIELD

BACHELORS OF AB-TS

WILLIAM GEORGE BLOEDEL HENRIETTA LISS VIRGINIA VANCE BLUNDELL IRVING MARGOLIS LORA LEE CHASE RAY MORGAN IMOGENE GRACE CLAYBAUGH PAUL FREDERICK WILLIAM RICK LORRAINE A. COLEMAN CHARLES A. Roos N APHTALIE HERTZ CONNER MARIE ABLE SCOTT GEORGINE ELIZABETH DAVENPORT JOHN MARVIN STULTZ MYRON SAUL HEFFTER RICHARD BERESFORD TUDOR, JR. SHERWOOD HOLMAN MARGARET JANE W ALDIN ISRAEL HOROWITZ KENNETH WASSER MARIAN LOUISE JUNG MARJORIE RUTH WILLIAMS

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

MILDRED OTTLEY ANDERSON MARIAN LEONA HURWITZ MARGARET IRENE BRIGGS, B.S. EDITH JOHNSON DORIS I. BROWN SAMUEL ARTHUR KAISER GRACE ELEANOR ERICKSON JOE GEORGE NUDELL KARIN A. FARRELL JANET RUTH REULER MIRIAM EVA GREENE MILDRED B. WEBER

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE with distinction

ROBERT WILLIAM AUVINEN

BACHELORS OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

ALDEN W. CARPENTER MAXWELL MELIN FINKE

BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

KENNETH BEAUMAN SKRIVSETH

BACHELORS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

ANTONIO BUOT NICK J. DOVOLIS

85 BACHELORS OF ARCHITECTURE

LEONARD JAMES CURRIE KENNETH MARSDEN SPERRY GEORGE GILBERT DAVIS KENNETH RICHARD WALLER HUBERT MORRIS WALTERS

BACHELOR OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

VIRGINIA MARY HERZ

BACHELOR OF CHEMISTRY

J AMES ARTHUR DRAKE

BACHELORS OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

JOSEPH DENNIS CARUSO CHARLES JAMES POYNTER

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE with high distinction (Cour se in Agriculture)

ALFRED A. TRAHMS

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE with distinction (Course in Agriculture) DONALD LAWRENCE DAILEY CHESTER LERoy FINSTAD LESTER EUGENE HANSON (Course in Agricultural Science) ELEANOR MARIAN LUNDQUIST (Course in Forestry) IRWIN HAROLD JOHNSON WALTER PAUL (Course in Home Economics) MARIE ELIZABETH FAHEY MARGARET STELLA PEWTERS

86 BACHELORS OF SCIENCE (Course in Agriculiure) JOHN D. BARNARD LOUIS HENRICK SCHMIESING NURMON JEROME GOODWIN QUINTUS CHARLES WILSON (Cour se in Agricultura( $ cience ) ANDREW RAE DOWNIE PHILIP GUERINEAU GEIGER HOWARD EDWARD GROW (Course in Forestry) GEORGE BRIGGS AMIDON MILES WILLIAM KELLY KENNETH W. DANIELSON KARL GEORGE KOBES ARNE ELO WARREN H. LIVENS JAMES HENDERSON RUSSELL OTTO ROSENDAHL KARL JACOBSON JOHN MORGAN STEPHENS, JR. (Course in Home Economics) SARAH ELIZABETH GOLD DOROTHY D. JACOBSON HELEN MAE HEBERLEE MARGUERITE A. KLOBE MARY WILHELMINA SILLIMAN

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS, AND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BACHELORS OF SCIENCE (Course in Home Economics Education) MARGARET ELAINE ERICKSON MARGUERITE LORRAINE OLSON ELIZABETH POND

MEDICAL SCHOOL BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

ROBERT RUFUS AMBROSE, B.A. PHILIP ARZT KEES, B.A., M.B. LORETTA ANN BELL HERMAN KAISER KOSCHNITZKE, M.B. TRAUGOTT]. BLOEDEL SIDNEY CHARLES PRATT WILFRED JOSEPH BUSHARD EDWIN DANFORD QUICK PHYLLIS MITCHELL DOWNEY, B.A. PAUL REED LEONARD CHARLES FRANK ARTHUR FRIDT]OF SETHER, M.B. FLORA LESLIE GILMORE VIRGINIA ARDELL SPARKS AMOS Roy GILSDORF DESMOND MILTON THYSELL ROBERT WOODRUFF

87 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BACHELORS OF SCIENCE with high distinction

MARIE C. PETERSON W ILHELMENA MARY RANDALL

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE with distinction

FRANCES WILMA GILMAN RUBY BELLE HASTINGS JOHN MATTEI

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

AIDA LORAIN BERG FLOYD J. HART EVELYN BERNICE BERTONE MARYDEL HULL ORlAN THORALF BJELDANES EUGENE KAITALA ELLEN EVALYN CHURCH, G.N. MARY LOUISE LEONHART ELIZABETH DOLLENMAYER VILMA E. LUOMA MILDRED IRENE DUDDING FRANK ALFRED REBERTS VERN ICE L. ELOFSON BLANCHE REED DOROTHY ANNA FALK WILLIAM HASKELL RICH EDITH A. HANSEN MARGARET ELEANOR TEFFT THERESA ADELAIDE THEN

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BACHELORS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

REINO G. ALANKO CHARLES THOMAS HEENAN, JR. ROBERT WILLIAM BACKSTROM ALFRED VINCENT JOHNSON CHARLES E. BAKER ROBERT JOSEPH KELLY GERHARD W. BOSHOLM WILLIAM CHARLES MORTON DONALD EDWARD COTE HENRY H. RAATTAMA CHESTER EUGENE ENGSTROM NELS WILLIAM STALHEIM

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE BACHELORS OF ARTS cum laude BEATRICE FRIEDLANDER GWENDOLYN B. SHEPLEY

BACHELOR OF ARTS SOL G. ALCALAY

88 SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY PAUL H. DAVIS, B.B.A.

LAW SCHOOL' BACHELOR OF LAWS J OEN EDWIN SUOMI

GRADUATE SCHOOL MASTERS OF ARTS MARGARET ELIZABETH ANDREWS GLENN E. FISHBAUGHER B.S. '31, University of Minnesota B.A. '21, Cornell College Major, Educatian Major, Education Minor, Economics Minor, Educational Psychology Thesis, A Quantitative Analysis of Thesis, A Survey of Special Methods the Subject Content of Some of Courses in Secondary School the Newer Junior Business Train­ Mathematics ing Texts with Respect to the Minnesota State Syllabus-Bulle­ LINTON HAINER tin No. A-6 B.S. '32, Stout Institute Major, Education EDWARD MORITZ BRECHER Minor, Industrial Education B.A. '32, Swarthmore College Thesis, Engineering Preparation, Major, Philosophy High School and College: The Minor, Psychology Value of High School Shop and Thesis, The Method of Extensive Drawing Courses as a Basis for Abstraction Work in Engineering Colleges, with Attention to Both the Train­ JACOB CORNILS ing and the Guidance Aspects B.A. '22, Macalester College Major, German FREDERICK JOHN HOFFMAN Minor, Comparative Philology B.A. '34, Stanford University Thesis, Das Konservative in Luther Major, Philosophy Minor, English WINFIELD AUSTIN DEAHOFE Thesis, Elements of a Transcenden­ B.A. '32, University of Minnesota tal Interpretation in the Aesthetic Major, English Philosophies of Plato and Plotinus Minor, Romance Languages (French) Thesis, The Realism, Romanticism and Irony of William Faulkner

89 CLAUDE DOUGLAS HOLZINGER ARTHUR ZEPHYRIN LANDRY B.A. '20, Macalester College B.S. '34, University of Minnesota Major, Education Major, English Minor, Educational Administration Minor, Romance Languages (French) Thesis, An Analysis of the Attitude Thesis, A Study of Certain Features of Minnesota School Executives on of the American Social Novel as Issues Relating to the Better Exemplified by Some Contem­ Training of Elementary Teachers porary Authors

MORRIS SHEPP ISSEKS RALPH HENRY ROSENBERGER B.A. '34, University of Arkansas B.E. '27, St. Cloud Teachers College Major, Political Science Major, Education Minor, Economics Minor, Industrial Education Thesis, The Executive and His Use Thesis, Earning Occupations of Re­ of the Militia formatory Inmates. A Study of Former Occupations of 1,000 Men JOHN PETER KARPEN in Relation to Age, Education, In­ B.A. '13, University of Minnesota telligence, and Reading Interests Major, Education Minor, Educational Psychology SYLVAN TRUMAN WARRINGTON Thesis, An Instructional Survey of B.S. '32, University of Minnesota the Ungraded Schools of Dakota Major, Agricultural Economics County, Minnesota Minor, Economics Thesis, An Analysis of the Develop­ ment of Cooperative Trucking of Livestock in Minnesota

GLADYS LEONA WATSON B.A. '33, University of Minnesota Major, English Minor, German Thesis, Thomas Hardy: Reflections of a Novelist

MASTERS OF SCIENCE

ERNEST LYLE BERG RALPH ERNEST COMSTOCK B.A. '33, University of Minnesota B.S. '34, University of Minnesota Major, Economic Geology Major, Animal Genetics Minor, Petrography Minor, Plant Genetics Thesis, A Study of the Basic Border Thesis, An Embryological Study of Facies of Intrusive Igneous Rocks the Bovine

90 JOSEPH SELMER DRAGE VINCENT EMANUEL IVERSON B.A. '26, St. Olaf College B.S. '33, University of Minnesota Major, Agricultural Biochemistry Major, Horticulture Minor, Bacteriology Minor, Plant Pathology Thesis, A Study of the Diphtheria Thesis, The Effects of Ground Cov­ Toxin Neutralizing Power of a ers on :Soil Temperatures Placental Globulin Extract and the Nitrogen Distribution of the Glob­ HAROLD TiioRNTON OLSON ulin B.S. '33, University of Minnesota Major, Physics THOMAS OASTLER GRAHAM Minor, Mathematics B.S.A. '28, Ontario Agricultural Thesis, The Disintegration of Light College Elements by Charged Particles Major, Horticulture Minor, Botany Thesis, Observations on Flowering and Fruiting in the Tomato (Ly­ copersicum esculentum)

MEDICAL SCHOOL BACHELORS OF MEDICINE ROBERT RUFUS AMBROSE, B.A. EUGENE F. McELMEEL PAUL C. BENTON, B.A. SIDNEY CHARLES PRATT LAWRENCE BERMAN, B.A. EDWIN DANFORD QUICK TRAUGOTT J. BLOEDEL H. ROBERT RANSOM, B.S. WILFRED JOSEPH BUSHARD PAUL REED RALEIGH VIRGIL BUTLER FRANK LLOYD RICHARDSON, B.S. DEAN STEPHEN FLEMING PAUL FREDERICK WILLIAM RICK LEONARD CHARLES FRANK HENRY EMIL ROKALA, B.A. AMOS Roy GILSDORF DAVID N. RUDIN, B.S., M.S. MILTON GOLDBERG, B.A. JAMES FREDERICK SHANDORF, B.A. JULIAN C. JACOBSON, B.A. BAXTER ALLEN SMITH, JR. PHILIP SAMUEL JOHNSON, B.S. DESMOND MILTON THYSELL RICHARD ]. LIEN ROBERT WOODRUFF

DOCTORS OF MEDICINE ARTHUR LOUIS ABBETT, B.S., M.B. JAMES WELLINGTON BROWN, B.A., SAMUEL GEORGE BALKIN, B.S., D.D.S., B.S., M.B. M.B. RANDALL S. DERIFIELD, M.B. HOWARD RAYMOND BANCKS, B.S., NORBERT B. FREY, M.B. M.B. HYMAN LOUIS FRIEDELL, B.S., M.B. HERBERT AUGUST BLUMENTHAL,M.B., MAURICE GINSBERG, B.S., M.B. Ph.B. LAWRENCE MICHAEL HAMMAR, M.B.

91 BRUNO OLAF JUNNILA, M.B. DONALD LOWELL PAULSON, B.S., M.B. PHILIP ARZT KEES, B.A., M.B. MALCOLM MONTIETH PEARSON, B.S., HERMAN KAISER KOSCHNITZKE, M.B. M.B. GLENN H. LEEMHUIS, M.B. RALPH V. PLATOU, B.S., M.B. EUGENE F. McELMEEL PHILEMON CHEVERTON ROY, B.S., M.B. SIDNEY HOWARD MEDOF, B.S., M.B. DAVID N. RUDIN, B.S., M.S. HENRY GEORGE MOEHRING, M.B. WALLACE SABURO SAKO, B.S., M.B. HJALMAR ERWIN MORTENSBAK, M.B. ARTHUR FRIDTJOF SETHER, M.B. ALFRED EDWARD MUCCILLI, B.S., M.B.CARLETON SCHLEUDER STRATHERN, LILLIAN AGNES OLSON, B.A., M.B. M.B. JULIUS HASKELL WINER, B.S., M.B.

GRADUATE SCHOOL DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY

INGVOLD WALFRED ALM WILLIAM DAY LARSON B.S. '26, University of Minnesota B.A. '29, University of Minnesota Major, Economics M.S. '31, Michigan State College Minor, Economic History Major, Physical Chemistry Thesis, The Sources of Funds Ob­ Minors, Inorganic and Analytical tained by Industrial Corporations Chemistry and Their Uses, 1927-1932, with Thesis, The Solubility of Silver Ace­ Special Reference to the Business tate in Mixed Solvents Cycle Major Adviser, Professor F. H. Mac­ Major Adviser, Professor Arthur Dougall Borak OSCAR N ORGORDEN ELMO ERNEST HANSON B.E.E. '31, University of Minnesota B.A. '29, St. Olaf College Major, Physics . Major, Physics Minor, Mathematics Minor, Mathematics Thesis, The Inverse Piezo-Electrical Thesis, A Study of Kinetic Energies Properties of Rochelle Salt at of Ions Formed by Electron Im­ Audio Frequencies pact in Nitric Oxide and Hydrogen Major Advisers, Professors Anthony Chloride Zeleny and Joseph Valasek Major Adviser, Professor John T. Tate

92 HONORS AND PRIZES ANNOUNCED ON CAP AND GOWN DAY, MAY 14, 1936

PHI BETA KAPPA

REGINALD AMES DAGMAR R. KUUSISTO JACOB BEARMAN DOROTHY MERRITT ARLOENE BOWLES RICHARD A. MOORE BARBARA BRUCE FREDERICK W. NYQUIST JAMES DUGAN J. PHILIP PALMQUIST ROBERT DYGERT MARJORIE C. PAULSEN MORRIS]' ELLIS MARIE C. PETERSON JAMES FEATHERSTONE LUCILLE M. PETTERSON KATHRYN M. FERGUSON FRANK POLANSKY SELMA FOSSUM FRANK RYDER BEATRICE FRIEDLANDER GWENDOLYN SHEPLEY LOUIS GUTTMAN BETTY SPENCER PAUL HAGEN MIRIAM STENE FULTON KOEHLER BERTRAM M. T ALSNESS FREDERICK THOMAS

LAMBDA ALPHA PSI

MARY ELIZABETH BARROWS CLARA OSTROWSKY ELSIE G. BILLMANN LUCILLE M. PETTERSON EDWARD F. D'ARMS HELEN M. REID J OHAN S. EGILSRUD FRANK RYDER BEATRICE KAISER BETTY G. SCHNEIDERHAN DAGMAR R. KUUSISTO ROBERTA SHINE DOROTHEA MALM BERTRAM M. T ALSNESS ROBERT E. WALKER

TAU BETA PI

CARL E. AHLM C. GENE CUTTS N. RUSSELL AMUNDSON CARL W. DECH WALLACE ANDEEN EDWARD G. DOBRICK RICHARD J. ApPERT LLOYD L. ENGLISH DON A. A UBRECHT EARL T. FRANZEN ORVILLE A. BECKLUND LOREN L. FRICKLAND WILLIAM G. CAIN HUGH B. GAGE DONALD F. CHAMBERLAIN LEON H. GROZOVSKY

93 WILLIAM O. HANSEN ARNOLD C. MATTHIES J. HENRY HARRISON RICHARD S. OLSON C. CRUSE HONEY GEORGE T. PIERCY JACK INTLEKOFER C. FREDERICK QUEST MILLARD H. LAJOY FRANK B. SANDGREN ROY W. LESSARD GLENN E. SEIDEL ROBERT S. LIND RICHARD D. SPRINGER RICHARD C. LONGFELLOW DALE G. STEVENSON JOHN S. LOYE ROBERT T. TEETER WILLIAM H. MATHER FRANK G. VESSELL GARVIN L. VON ESCHEN

ETA KAPPA NU

ORVILLE A. BECKLUND RICHARD C. LONGFELLOW LOYST C. CAVERLEY JOHN S. LOYE LLOYD L. ENGLISH FRANK S. PARKER JOHN D. HAIGHT DONALD H. RAUDENBUSH J. DEAN JOHNSON ROBERT M. SILLIMAN RUDOLPH K. KO]OLA VINCENT N. STEWART ROBERT S. LIND NATHAN F. WEBER WILLIAM C. WEIST

PI TAU SIGMA

TOM COOPER • KARL HAUGEN SHERMAN FINGER, JR. HARLEY HUGHES WILLIAM O. HANSEN VINCENT A. JOHNSON JOHN L. HANSON ARNOLD C. MATTHIES ROBERT T. TEETER

CHI EPSILON

WILBERT F. ARKSEY LOREN L. FRICKLAND REYNOLD E. B]ORCK ERLING HELLAND EARL T. FRANZEN ELWOOD L. MCGEE DEL Roy PETERSON

GAMMA SIGMA DELTA

CLARIS ACKERMAN IRWIN JOHNSON DONALD DAILEY How ARD C. H. KERNKAMP CHESTER FINSTAD ELEANOR LUNDQUIST LESTER HANSON WALTER PAUL CLARENCE HEMMING H. H. SHEPPARD ALFRED TRAHMS

94 OMICRON NU

HELEN CHRISTENSON JUNE LUNDBLAD GRACE DURFEE LILIA MASSEY HELEN DAE HOPPER ESTHER PREVEY HARRIETTE KITTREDGE MARY ALIq: SHIELDS KATHRYN WINTHERS

ORDER OF THE COIF

JOHN F. FINN ARTHUR T. PETERSON FRANK PLANT

ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA

ROBERT D. ARMSTRONG JEROME A. HILGER LA WRENCE BERMAN FREDERICK W. HOFFBAUER EDMUND B. FLINK RICHARD J. LIEN MORRIS T. FRIEDELL ELMER C. PAULSON PHILIP H. GATES BAXTER A. SMITH, JR. ROBERT H. HAMILTON MARGARET JANE THOMAS HARRY PENN HARPER \VILLIAM L. WALLACE

OMICRON KAPPA UPSILON

JOHN P. BONNER WALTER L. C. JOHNSON HENRY B. CLARK, JR. RICHARD F. MESSING EDWARD J. GALLUS JAMES C. MOSES HARLEY E. GAUSTAD CHARLES J. RAY ORA HANDY WILLIAM J. SIMON LEE E. SPURBECK

RHO CHI

RAYMOND L. AARNESS HARRIET HANSON FRANK H. ALLEN VERNON V. NILSON DONALD BEULOW JOHN V. PAINTER JAMES G. GUERTIN LOUIS S. SAVAGE

PHI LAMBDA UPSILON

CARL E. AHLM JAMES J. CARNEY FRANK H. ALLEN DONALD F. CHAMBERLAIN HARRISON T. ANTHES RON ALD E. CLARK CYRUS P. BARNUM, JR. MARVIN W. FORMO WILLIAM G. CAIN CORNELIUS S. GROVE, JR. ROBERT B. CARLIN LEON H. GROZOVSKY

95 EUGENE L. HESS VERNON V. NILSON PAUL E. HOLTON PHILIP V. PALMQUIST WILLIAM G. HUGHES ROBERT W. RAETZ BEN B. MIGICOVSKY CHARLES G. SAGE SHELBY A. MILLER GRANT O. SEDGWICK WILLIAM L. NELSON CLINTON L. W ALMAN SIMON H. WENDER

IOTA SIGMA PI

LIDA BURRILL MARY McKILLICAN EVA DONELSON FLORENCE PAUL LILILLIAN ELSHOLTZ PAULINE PAUL EFFIE HUGHES MARIAN SEDIN JUNE LUNDBLAD ALICE THOMAS

PI LAMBDA THETA

CATHERINE BULLARD DOROTHEA MALM LORRAINE H. DAGGY MARGARET P. MARTIN MARION EDMAN RIGMOR OSTERGAARD KATHRYN M. FERGUSON MARJORIE C. PAULSEN EDITH L. GUYOR LUCILLE M. PETTERSON MARJORIE M. HAMLIN EVELYN RASKIN FRANCES HOLLY ROBERT B. SHINE LUELLA M. KEITHAHN BETTY STOCKS DAGMAR R. KUUSISTO CLARA E. VIVIAN CHESTINE KNIGHT HEDWIG YLVISAKER EDITH M. LACEY LOUISE E. YOUNGREN

BETA GAMMA SIGMA

WILLIAM ALMQUIST ELIZABETH M. LoHREN VIRGINIA ANDERSON WILLIAM MANNING RONALD BAKER RALPH W. MANUEL HERBERT BELL KENNETH MEYER KIMBALL DEVOY FREDERICK NYQUIST SAM HUNT ARTHUR E. PEARSON ALFRED V. JOHNSON SUSAN POHLAND TALBOT JONES CHARLES SHEARN CLAIR KILGORE ROBERT TRUEBLOOD MILTON KING MARGOT ANN WHITE DALE YODER

DELTA PHI LAMBDA

RALPH ANDRIST CAROL BRINK CHARLES BIGELOW FRANK BUCKLEY LORRAINE BOUTHILET ANNE CARLSON

96 LAURIE CAVANAUGH JUNE KRAUSSE CHRISTOPHER CLARK ABIGAIL O'LEARY JOHN H. CORBETT ]. PHILIP PALMQUIST MARY CULLUM RUTH M. PETERSON PATRICIA DONAGHUE CHARLES R. SNIDER PETER EDMONDS GRACE STAFFORD GEORGE ]. EMRICH MARTIN STEINMANN JAMES W. FEATHERSTONE FREDERICK" W. THOMAS FRANCES S. GODWIN DOROTHY WAGNER J OHAN EGILSRUD JEAN WARNER DONALD HOBBS EDGAR W. WEAVER ANNA MARY KEENAN BARNETT WEBER ENID S. WEINFELD

DELTA SIGMA PSI

ROLF B. HAUGEN ALMA B. JOHNSON

MU PHI EPSILON

ADA DAHLGREN M. ARDELLE HAMLETT MARTHA E. MADISON

SIGMA EPSILON SIGMA

NORA BODDY BERNICE LARSON JEANETTE BREN MILDRED MALM MARY CARMENT ALICE PASS EUZABETH DONOVAN JESSIE PETIT FRANCES ERICKSON SUSAN POHLAND VEE JANE HOLT ANNE ROBERTS DELORES KAELY ERIKA ROGALSKY ARDIS KAPLAN MARGARET VAN DE ERVE SHEILA KRAGNESS MARGARET WEBSTER EDITH WEST

97 FELLOWSHIPS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND PRIZES

THE SHEVLIN FELLOWSHIPS Science, Literatu1'e, and the Arts HAZEL S. CLARE Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics

CARL JOHN WEINMAN

Medicine

CORA RUST OWEN Chemistry FREDERICK THEODORE WALL

THE CALEB DORR GRADUATE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS

KWOH-HWA CHEO FRED LAUREL GREENWOOD RICHARD CARL NELSON

THE ALBERT HOWARD SCHOLARSHIP

MARGARET SUSAN THOMES

THE CLARA UELAND FELLOWSHIP

ELIZABETH VALENTINE DAVIS

THE DUPONT FELLOWSHIP

THEODORE A. GEISSMAN

MINNESOTA STATE PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS

GERALD FOSTVEDT LAURINE JACK

98 COFFMAN FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP

DOROTHY MERRITT

MOSES MARSTON SCHOLARSHIP

MARTIN STEINMANN

THE JOHNSON FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS

HOWARD L. DANIELS MARGARET P. MARTIN WILLIAM E. GORDON SCOTT PAULEY

GISLE BOTHNE SCHOLARSHIP OF DELTA SIGMA PSI

ROLF B. HAUGEN

HORTON ART SCHOLARSHIP

ERNST DAHLE

MARION V ANNIER SCHOLARSHIP

CAROL NIELSEN

THE CALEB DORR SCHOLARSHIPS AND MEDALS Senior medals ALFRED A. TRAHMS GERTRUDE A. ESTEROS

Junior scholarships ROGER F. ANDERSON LOIS E. LINDGREN Sophomore scholarships BRADFORD C. CROSTON CAROL C. WHITE Freshman scholarships EDWARD C. CARLSON JEAN E. CORSER

THE SAMUEL B. GREEN SCHOLARSHIP WALTER H. PAUL

ALPHA TAU DELTA SCHOLARSHIP

MARY JANE ABRAMS

99 MINNESOTA STATE PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP

HARRIET HANSON

BOARD OF ASSOCIATED BUSINESS STUDENTS SCHOLARSHIP

LAURIE LEHTIN

MINNEAPOLIS WOMEN'S ADVERTISING CLUB SCHOLARSHIP

FRANCES C. VAN DE ERVE

NORTHWEST DAILY PRESS ASSOCIATION JOURNALISM SCHOLARSHIP

ROBERT DEVANY

THE FORENSIC MEDAL

RAMON IRWIN

. THE ALUMNI WEEKLY MEDAL

RAMON IRWIN

THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS MEDAL

ROBERT W. AUVINEN

SCARAB MEDAL

LLOYD G. BORGET

SOUTHERN MINNESOTA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION MEDAL AND PRIZE

ROBERT H. HAMILTON

THE LEHN AND FINK MEDAL

FRANK ALLEN

100 THE CONFERENCE MEDAL GLENN SEIDEL :

THE WULLING CLUB KEY HOYT HAYCOCK :

THE JOHN S. PILLSBURY PRIZES First place Second place RAMON IRWIN P. KENNETH PETERSON Third place CAROL LINNER

THE FRANK H. PEAVEY PRIZES

WILLARD CRANE ROBERT HILLARD NELSON NORMAN

FRANK O. LOWDEN PRIZE RAMON IRWIN

LAMBDA ALPHA PSI PRIZE MARTIN STEINMANN

SIGMA DELTA CHI SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

ROLAND BURKE ARVO HAAPA ANGELO COHN KENNETH KOYEN DOROTHY KUECHENMEISTER

THE CHI OMEGA PRIZE DAGMAR KALLI

THE WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN PRIZE ROBERT M. HUSBANDS

NORTHWESTERN SECTION, AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS PRIZES First prize Second prize CHARLES E. CUTTS FRANK G. VESSELL

101 MINNESOTA CHAPTER, AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS PRIZES First prize Second prize JOHN L. HANSON HELGE A. VICTORSEN Third prize THOMAS E. COOPER

TAU BETA PI PRIZE

LESLIE A. ANDERSON

ETTA KAPPA NU PRIZE

HOWARD L. DANIELS

CHI EPSILON PRIZE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

CLARK T. HOOK

ALPHA ALPHA GAMMA PRIZE IN ARCHITECTURE

JOHN W. FOLSOM

GARGOYLE CLUB PRIZES IN ARCHITECTURE First prize Second prize HENRY S. NITTA ROBERT R. PIERCE

PHI LAMBDA UPSILON PRIZE

HENRY W. ANDERSON

ALPHA CHI SIGMA PRIZE

HENRY W. ANDERSON

CHEMISTRY FACULTY PRIZE

EDWARD T. MARSHALL

MINNESOTA ACADEMY OF MEDICINE PRIZE

CHARLES A. EVANS

102 CHARLES LYMAN GREEN PRIZE IN PHYSIOLOGY

RICHARD M. LEICK.

LOUISE M. POWELL PRIZE

LILYAN GLASRUD HELEN LORD

ALPHA KAPPA GAMMA PRIZE

MARGUERITE S. LARSON

DELTA SIGMA PI SCHOLARSHIP KEY

ALAN K. RUVELSON

MINNESOTA BOOK STORE PRIZES

GUY DEVANY ARVO HAAPA KENNETH KOYEN

103 SUMMARY OF DEGREES

AS LISTED IN THE TENTATIVE PROGRAM FOR 1936 College of Science, Literature, and the Arts ...... 252 Degrees conferred during the year ...... 115 367 Institute of Technology...... 192 Degrees conferred during the year...... 78 270 *tCollege of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics ... . 86 Degrees conferred during the yeaL...... 59 145 Law School...... 79 Degrees conferred during the year ...... 2 81 Medical SchooL...... 310 Degrees conferred during the year ...... 145 455 School of Dentistry ...... 83 Degrees conferred during the year.. 12 95 College of Pharmacy ...... 24 Degrees conferred during the year 2 26 *College of Education...... 325 Degrees conferred during the year ...... 182 507 tSchool of Business Administration 130 Degrees conferred during the year ..... 46 176 University College...... 11 Degrees conferred during the yeaL ...... 9 20 General College...... 85 Degrees conferred during the year ...... 25 110 Graduate School...... 144 Degrees conferred during the yeaL...... 170 314 :j:Total degrees conferred ...... 1700 Degrees conferred during the yeaL ...... 839 - 2539 General Extension Certificates...... 4

* 26 degrees conferred on candidates graduating jointly from the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Horne Economics and the College of Education. t J degree conferred on a candidate graduating jointly from the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics and the School of Business Administration. ~ The duplicates are deducted from the total.

104 University of Minnesota

SUMMER SESSION COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES 1936

NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY, JULY TWENTY-THIRD, AT TEN O'CLOCK ORDER OF EXERCISES

President LOTUS D. COFFMAN, Presiding

PROCESSIONAL-Kronungsmarsch aus der Oper "Der Prophet" Meyerbeer SUMMER SESSION ORCHESTRA ABE PEPINSKY, Conductor

SONG-"America" My country, 'tis of thee, Our father's God! to Thee, Sweet land of liberty, Author of Liberty, Of thee I sing; To Thee we sing; Land where my fathers died! Long may our land be bright Land of the Pilgrims' pride, With freedom's holy light; From every mountain side Protect us by Thy might, Let freedom ring! Great God, our King!

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS-"The Social Heritage" CHARLES H. JUDD, Ph.D., LL.D. Head of the Department of Education University of Chicago

MUSIC-"Wachet auf" from Church Cantata Bach SUMMER SESSION ORCHESTRA

CONFERRING OF DEGREES LOTUS D. COFFMAN, Ph.D., LL.D. President of the University of Minnesota

2 SONG-"Hail, Minnesota" Minnesota, hail to thee! Like the stream that bends to sea, Hail to thee, our College dear! Like the pine that seeks the blue! Thy light shall ever be Minnesota, still for thee A beacon bright and clear; Thy sons are strong and true. Thy sons and daughters true From thy woods and water fair, Will proclaim thee near and far; From thy prairies waving far, They will guard thy fame At thy call they throng And adore thy name; With their shout and song, Thou shalt be their Northern Star. Hailing thee their Northern Star.

SMOKING As a courtesy to those attending functions, and out of respect for the character of the building, be it resolved by the Board of Regents that there be printed in the programs of all functions held in the Cyrus Northrop Memorial Auditorium a request that smoking be confined to the outer lobby on the main floor, to the gallery lobbies, and to the lounge rooms.

3 CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION

Subject to the completion of aU curriculum r.equirements at the close of the first term of the Summer Session, degrees will be .~onferred as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the graduation r~quirements.

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY GRADUATE DENTAL HYGIENIST

MARION EASTMAN COLLINS

GENERAL COLLEGE ASSOCIATE IN ARTS

GENE SMITH COOPER

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE tmagna cum laude MARY ABIGAIL PINNEY

BACHELORS OF ARTS tcum laude

JAMES E. DUGAN ALICE FRASER MACDoNALD BERTRAM MELVIN T ALSNESS

BACHELORS OF ARTS

DONNA CAMPBELL WILLIAM ELDON McLENNAN ELIZABETH COURTNEY JOHN WILMES SIVERTSEN RUTH ELIZABETH DAVERN ARTHUR RANDALL LEE FRANK ANTON DVORACEK HELEN VIRGINIA RANDOLPH EDWIN GARLEF EBBIGHAUSEN SAUL KENNETH RASKIN ALEX LESLIE JANES LOUISE MARIE T ASCHE BARBARA KOHLSAAT CORDELIA THACKER FRANK HOWARD WELSH

t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 5 BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

MABEL MAE BRIDWELL GRETCHEN GRIGGS KLINT ALICE FAYE HAWKINS BURNEY KATHARINE MCAULEY

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BACHELORS OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING

MICHAEL V. BEDNAREK HENRY ALEXANDER ERICKSEN

BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

ROBERT ANDREW CURRIE

BACHELOR OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

STANLEY MARTIN BISEK

BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

WILLIAM STURM

BACHELORS OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

PAUL WILLIAM BOWMAN RICHARD MARTELL MARKHAM EDMUND LEO KLINT WILLIAM DANIEL MURPHY ] EROME YAFFE

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith distinction (Course in Home Economics)

LILILLIAN MARIE ELSHOLTZ

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Course in Home Economics)

PHOEBE A. UHL

t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.

6 MEDICAL SCHOOL BACHELOR OF SCIENCE MABLE LUCILLE GORDON

COLLEGE OF EDUCA.TION BACHELORS OF SCIENCE twith high distinction MABEL JEAN GAMMELGAARD RUBY ADELINE JOHNSON

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE twith distinction VERA MARY BACKUS LEONA BATES LEONARD ALICE VIOLA BERGSTROM FLORENCE LEONA LINDOW WILLIAM A. BRAZIER RUTH V. OSTERSTROM ELOISE EBERT PHYLLIS SAXBY MARGARET DENNY FEIGLEY CLYDE L. SMITH DENA LINNEA JOHNSON CLEDA MYRNA WESSON MARGARET IRENE JOHNSON MARY L. WILLIAMSON IDA BELLE YIKE BACHELORS OF SCIENCE ELSIE MARIE ANDERSON ELEANOR KIPP EVELYN ELIZABETH BARRETT MARY CHRISTINE KOLSTAD N ORINE OLENE BRECK ESTHER LoUISE LARSON MARY NORTON BRENNAN LEONARD EMANUEL LARSON PAULINE BRINDA PEARL A. LEWER GEORGE W. CARLSON HELEN MARIE LOMMEN MADGE B. CHAPMAN GENEVIEVE LOOBY LONG MARY GENEVIEVE CULL ELVA LOIS MACKINNON WENONAH H. DAHL EDNA VIOLA MAGNUSSON DUDLEY D. DELONG HAZEL IRENE MELBOSTAD ELSIE MADELINE DOUGHTY KATHLEEN MOVOLD REID BARTLETT ELWELL MARION ISABEL MURPHY FRED FREDERICKSON MARGARET E. NORDHOLM SYLVIA LILLIAN FRIEDLAND GRACE O. NORGAARD IRENE MARY GARRIGAN MARIAN JOAN ODGERS ROSE MARY GILMORE WALTER RALPH OHDE HELEN ISABEL GROSS EDNA ELEANOR OJA JOHN EDMUND GUSTAFSON LEONARD C. OLSON EUNICE ELEANOR HANSON ALICE MAE OMUNDSON ZELIA HELEN HEANEY BETH RANDOLPH PETERSON MARGARET JANE KELLY GRACE L. PRATT ELIZABETH MAY KEMMER ESTHER FRANCES RANDALL t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 7 DORA CECELIA RIVETT DORA C. SELL MAY ROBINSON MARGARET NIVEN SPACE ROMAINE MILDRED ROOT GEORGE SVENDSEN, JR. HELEN MARY RUUHELA EDITH ELNOR THOMPSON MAUD E. SCHENCK LUCILE MILLETT WHITMAN

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

RUTH LIBBY

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS BACHELORS OF SCIENCE (Course in Home Economics)

WILMA AMANDA ASHLEY MARIAN KATHERINE JOHNSON MARGARET ELAINE SWANSON

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BACHELORS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

FRANCES LAMB ENRIGHT WILLIAM W. MEYER CARL RICHARD ERICKSON ALDEN M. PETERSON DOUGLAS FRANK KRAFT JARVIS A. TEW MARCIA PEARL KUNDERT EDITH A. ZETHERN MASTERS OF ARTS

GENEVIEVE HILDEGARDE ARNOLD EMIL MAX BESCH B.A. '34, University of Minnesota B.S. '27, University of Minnesota Major, Speech Major, Educational Administration Minor, Educational Psychology Minor, Educational Psychology Thesis, The Validation of the Uni- Thesis, A Study of the Graduates of versity of Minnesota Speech Clinic the Parkers Prairie High School Laterality Questionnaire from 1919 through 1934

PERRY MYRON ATWOOD HELEN BEATRICE BURKE B.S. '33, University of Minnesota B.A. '30, College of St. Teresa Major, Educational Administration Major, English Minor, History Minor, Romance Languages (French) Thesis, Organization and Admin­ Thesis, The Influence of Greek on istration of the Staples, Minnesota, the Poetry of Mark Akenside Public Schools in 1935 FRANCIS JEROME CUMMISKEY B.E. '33, Mankato State Teachers College Major, Educational Administration Minor, English 8 ALAN GOWANS KATHERINE MOSES B.A. '22, Cornell College B.A. '21, Cornell College Major, Education Major, English Minor, Educational Psychology Minor, Comparative Literature Thesis, A Survey of Intramural Thesis, A Study of Salamagundi Athletics in the Public Senior and Junior High Schools of Saint RALPH JAY NOERRLINGER Paul, Minnesota B.A. '29, Perq: State Teachers Col- lege RALPH ABBOTT HA UG Major,. Education B.A. '28, Carleton College Minor, Industrial Education Major, English Thesis, Educational and Vocational Minor, Psychology Guidance: A Study of Guidance Thesis, Milton's Concept of Christ Service in the Secondary Schools of Nebraska with Suggestions for Im­ MELVIN HAUGEN proved Practice B.S. '21, University of Minnesota Major, Educational Administration RACHEL PERKINS NOLL Minor, Education B.S. '24, University of Minnesota Major, Educational Psychology BEATRICE ROSE KAISER Minor, Educational Administration B.S. '30, University of Minnesota Thesis, A Study of Transfer Stu- Major, German dents in the College of Education Minor, Romance Languages (French) of the University of Minnesota for Thesis, The Key Situations in the the l'e~r 1928-1929 Novels of Enrica von Handel­ Mazetti JOHN MEIGS HUBBELL OLMSTED B.A. '34, University of Minnesota MARTHA LORRAINE KELLOGG Major, Mathematics B.S. '29, University of Minnesota Minor, Physics Major, Educational Administration Thesis, An Extension of Some Sta­ Minor, Educational Psychology tistical Formulas to the Complex Thesis, The Construction of a Test Domain for the Measurement of Arithmetic Vocabulary of Elementary School ADELE KATHRYN RHODES Children B.A. '33, Stowe College Major, Child Welfare CLIFFORD K. LUSH Minor, Sociology B.S. '29, University of Minnesota Thesis, A Comparative Study of Major, Education- Motor Abilities of Negroes and Minor, Industrial Education Whites Thesis, Studies of Manual Ability (The Development and Use of Ob­ RUTH ELIZABETH SETTERBERG jective Measures in Industrial Arts B.A. '27, Macalester College to Determine Relationships be­ Major, English tween Manual Ability, Effect of Minor, Comparative Literature Training, Age, Sex, and General Thesis, Emerson's Literary Criticisms Intelligence) with Special Reference to Shakes­ peare, Bacon, Milton, and Minor Writers of the Renascence 9 JOHN SHEAY SISTER ELISE MARIE P ALAN B.S. '12, University of Illinois B.A. '31, College of St. Catherine Major, Agricultural Economics Maj or, German Minor, Economics Minor, Education Thesis, An Economic Study of the Thesis, The De L'Ailemagne of Improvement of the Quality of Madame de Stael and The De Butter Made by the Members of L'Aliemagne of Heine the Land O'Lakes Creameries, In­ corporated.

GENEVIEVE LINTON STONE B.S. '24, University of Minnesota Major, Educational Administration Minor, Educational Psychology Thesis, A Study in Time of Learn- ing Addition and Subtraction of Fractions

MASTERS OF SCIENCE

JAMES HUBERT DAVIS ARCHIE HILL B.S. '28, Iowa State College B.Ch. '34, University of Minnesota Major, Agricultural Economics Major, Organic Chemistry Minor, Business Administration Minor, Biochemistry Thesis, A Study of Chattel Mort- Thesis, Acylation of Bisulfite Addi­ gages in Boone County, Iowa, for tion Compounds the )Tears 1910-1932 JOHN WESLEY HUGULEY CHRISTOFFEL VAN HUYSTEN DU PLESSIS B.S. '25, Harvard College B.A. '31, M.A. '32, University of Major, Analytical Chemistry Stellenbosch Minor, Chemistry Major, Agricultural Economics Minor, Economics LI FENG-SWEN Thesis, An Analysis of the Opera­ B.S. '30, University of Nanking tions of the Federal Land Bank Major, Entomology System Minor, Zoology Thesis, Mosquitoes of Chekiang, ALBIN HAROLD ERICKSON China B.S. '33, University of Minnesota Major, Organic Chemistry VON GEE SUN Minor, Physical Chemistry B.S. '26, National Central Univer- Thesis, The Potassium Salt of sity (Nanking, China) Hydroxylamine Iso-Disulfonic Acid Major, Plant Genetics Minor, Agronomy Thesis, Effects of Self Pollination in Rape

10 MASTER OF SCIENCE In Electrical Engineering

J OHN EDWARDS HANCOCK B.E.E. '33, University of Minnesota Major, Electrical Engineering Minor, Mathematics Thesis, Variation of Particle Size with Frequency in Emulsions Pro­ duced by Supersonic Radiation

MASTER OF SCIENCE In Surgery

NORMAN WILLIAM THIESSEN B.S. '26, College of Wooster M.D. '30, Harvard University Major, Surgery Minor, Pathology Thesis, The Variations of Intragas­ tric Temperatures in Response to Vasodilating Agents

DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY

ANNE CAWLEY BOARDMAN RAYMOND WESLEY CUNNINGHAM B.A. '21, West Virginia University B.S. '29, M.S. '31, University of M.A. '30, Ohio State University Nebraska Major, Education Major, Pharmacology Minor, English Minor, Physiology Thesis, A Study of the Proficiency Thesis, Potentiation of the Spinal of College Freshmen and Gradu­ Anesthetic Action of Procaine in ating High School Seniors in Cer­ the Rabbit by Certain Electrolytes tain Elements of English Compo­ Major Advisers, Drs. A. D. Hirsch- sition felder and R. N. Bieter Major Adviser, Prof. Dora V. Smith ARTHUR JOHN GATZ EMMERT MANSON BRACKNEY B.A. '31, Carleton College B.A. '15, De Pauw University M.A. '33, University of Minnesota M.A. '28, University of Chicago Major, Zoology Major, Romance Languages (French) Minor, Biochemistry Minor, Romance Languages (Italian) Thesis, A Study of the Cytological Thesis, A Critical Edition of the Relationship between the Hypoph­ Poems of Dalfin d' Alvernhe ysis and the Germinal Epithelium Major Adviser, Prof. I. C. Le Compte of the Testis in the Albino Rat Major Adviser, Prof. ]. E. Wodse­ dalek 11 HOWARD SHELDON JORDAN RALPH E. PECK B.A. '29, M.A. '30, University of B.Ch.E. '32, University of Minnesota Minnesota Major, Physical Chemistry Major, Romance Languages (French) Minors, Mathematics and Physics Minor, English Thesis, Study of the Electrical Con- Thesis, Saint-Evremond as a Liter­ ductivity of Liquids under Pres­ ary Critic sure Major Adviser, Prof. C. M. Searles Major Adviser, Prof. George Glockler

FRANCIS CHOWNING LANNING LAWRENCE DELOS SCHMIDT B.S. in Ch.E. '30, M.S. '31, Univer- B.S. '23, Massachusetts Institute of sity of Denver Technology Major, Physical Chemistry Major, Physical Chemistry Minor, Agricultural Biochemistry Minor, Physics Thesis, Chemical Reactions Produced Thesis, The Heat of Wetting of by the Radiation of AqueousSolu­ Cellulose tions with Alpha Particles from Major Advisers, Prof. L. H. Reyer­ Radon son and Prof. R. E. Montonna Major Adviser, Dr. S. C. Lind SISTER MARIE PHILIP HALEY WINONA LOUISE MORGAN B.A. '21, College of St. Catherine B.A. '29, M.A. '30, University of M.A. '25, University of Minnesota Illinois Major, Romance Languages (French) Major, Child Welfare Minor, Romance Languages (Italian) Minor, Psychology Thesis, Racine and the Art Poetique Thesis, Changes in Socio-Economic of Boileau Status and Family Relationships Major Adviser, Prof. C. M. Searles Occurring within a Highly Selected Group during the Period from ANTHONY STEPHEN STEPHAN 1927 to 1933 B.A. '26, University of Richmond Major Adviser, Prof. Florence L. M.A. '30, University of Chicago Goodenough Major, Sociology Minor, Economics MAGNUS OLSON Thesis, Trends in University Exten­ B.A. '32, St. Olaf College sion: A Study of the Adult Edu­ M.A. '34, University of Minnesota cation Activities of the General Major, Zoology (Histology) Extension Division of the Univer­ Minor, Botany sity of Minnesota Thesis, Ovogenesis in the Mam­ Major Adviser, Prof. F. S. Chapin malian Ovary Major Adviser, Prof. A. R. Ringoen

12 University of Minnesota

COMMENCEMENT CONVOCATION FALL QUARTER 1936

NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM Thursday, December 17, 1936, Eleven-Fifteen O'Clock PROGRAM

PRESIDENT LOTUS D. COFFMAN, Presiding

PR OCESSI 0 N AL-"Marche Pontificale" Gounod GEORGE H. FAIRCLOUGH

HYMN-"America" My country, 'tis of thee, Our fathers' God! to Thee, Sweet land of liberty, Author of Liberty, Of thee I sing; To Thee we sing; Land where our fathers died! Long may our land be bright Land of the Pilgrims' pride, With freedom's holy light; From every mountain side Protect us by Thy might, Let freedom ring! Great God, our King!

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS-"Men of Steel in Ships of Wood" HENRY W. A. HANSON, D.D., LL.D. President'- Gettysburg College

ORGAN SOLO- (a) Christmas in Sicily Pietro Yon (b) Rhapsodie Catalane JosePh Bonnet GEORGE H. FAIRCLOUGH

CONFERRING OF DEGREES LOTUS D. COFFMAN, Ph.D., LL.D. President of the University 2 SONG-"Hail, Minnesota" Minnesota, hail to thee! Like ·the stream that bends to sea, Hail to thee, our College dear! Like the pine that seeks the blue! Thy light shall ever be Minnesota, still for thee, A beacon bright and· clear; Thy sons are strong and true. Thy sons and daughters true From thy woods and waters fair, Will proclaim thee near and far; Froin thy prairies waving far, They will guard thy fame At thy call they throng, And adore thy name; With their shout and song, Thou shalt be their Northern Star. Hailing thee their Northern Star.

POSTLUDE-Marche Triomphale Karg-Elert

GEORGE H. FAIRCLOUGH

SMOKING As a courtesy to those attending functions, and out of respect for the character of the building, be it resolved by the Board of Regents that there be printed in the programs of all functions held in the Cyrus Northrop Memorial Auditorium a request that smoking be confined to the outer lobby on the main floor, to the gallery lobbies, and to the lounge rooms. 3 CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION

Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the fall quarter, degrees will be conferred as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the graduation requirements.

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY GRADUATE DENTAL HYGIENISTS

CAROLE LOUISE FAIRBANKS ANASTASIA AGNES MANNICK GERTRUDE HANLON ROSA RAZEL ROBERTS

GENERAL COLLEGE ASSOCIATES IN ARTS

WILLARD J. BLIX SHERMAN WALDON JOHNSON JEAN MURIEL BRONSON DOROTHY KUKOWSKE JUNE CONSTANCE CAREY WILLIAM L. MAXSON WALTER VINCENT DOWNEY THOMAS W. REILAND JOHN SCRIMGEOUR EVANS LOIS ADELAIDE THABES

MEDICAL SCHOOL GRADUATES IN NURSING

DOROTHY MAE ANDERSON WANDA ANNE MISKOWITZ FRANCES JOSEPHINE CAMPBELL BERDEAN CAROLINE OLSON LILLIAN KARLA CHRISTENSEN GENEVIEVE ANITA SONAGLIA VIRGINIA EGBERT DAY ELSIE ELIZABETH SOUKUP THERESA DEJONG UNA MARGARET STALLAND VIVIAN ANNA HALVORSON EMILY LOUISE STOEHR, B.S. ELM A M. HUTTULA WILLOW SUNDAHL LAlLA IRENE KANGAS IDA MARIE WILKENS LA VERNE GLADYS MILLER, B.A.

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS BACHELORS OF ARTS tmagna cum laude LORRAINE BOUTHILET ROBERT LOEVINGER

t Candidates graduating .with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 4 BACHELORS OF ARTS tcum laude BERNARD C. BORNING FLORENCE ELEANOR PEARSON KENNETH DIXON CARLANDER MILDRED JUSTIN STIER

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE tsumma cum laude HELEN RUTH HERTZ

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE tmagna cum laude MILDRED CHERNOV

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE tcum laude TOBY RUTH HERMAN EVELYN MIRVISS JEANNE DORIS MYRTHEN

BACHELORS OF ARTS

WILLIAM ADAMS ANKENY JAMES WILLIAM McHUGH ELWOOD R. N. BERKELEY FRANCES ELIZABETH MCSTAY GERALD MARVIN BORGESON ANTHONY AMOS NELSON HAL KNOX EDWARDS EUGENE TREVETTE NEWHALL ESTHER MADELEINE FAUROT THEODORE C. PAPERMASTER LISELOTTE ANNE HAGER HELEN PRISCILLA ROGERS LEIF ANCKER KIRKEGAARD BENJAMIN L. ROSENBERG CHARLES JOSEPH KOPRIVA HELEN NEWMAN SHAPlRA GORDON WILLIAM LAGERSTROM JOHN MADISON SLACK MARGARET JEAN LALONE ELIZABETH A. VOHRALIK ELDREDGE LOGAN MAcKAy ANN ELLIS WATSON NATHAN HALL MAHON

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

GRETCHEN LUCILLE ALTERMATT HELEN KRETCHMER ALICE LOUISE BARTON LOIS ELIZABETH ORFIELD EVELYN BETTY BASHEFKIN KATHARINE L. PERINE ELIZABETH FRANCES CONE R. FLORIZEL RONNING A. MIRIAM FRISHBERG SOLVEIG SANDVIK, B.S. PHYLLIS NADINE HINTON HELEN ELAINE WAKEFIELD

t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 5 INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

BACHELORS OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING

RICHARD L. BLACK CLIFFORD OLE EKREM HOWARD HERBERT CLARK BERNHARDT ROBERT PETRY JOHN HOWE STUCK

BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING

HAROLD JASON BUTLER

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING

ESKIL ERIC OLSON

BACHELORS OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

GORDON J. BINA DOUGLAS LEONARD NOYES KENNETH RAYMOND LARSON RICHARD DON SPRINGER

BACHELORS OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

ALVIN RICHARD ABRAHAMSON MELVIN W. OLSON JACOB JEROME GOLDSTEIN DONALD F. SCHULENBERG ORLY R. NASH PAUL TEMA

BACHELORS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

CHARLES JOHN FRANCIS NORRIS LINDBERG OGARD RALPH VERNON LINDHOLM CARMINE SACCO

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE

BERNARD JACK HEIN

BACHELORS OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

FRANK R. AGASIE LESLIE MYRON BERNICK ARTHUR K. JOHNSON, B.A.

ENGINEER OF MINES

EDWIN J. KREITLOW

ENGINEER OF MINES In Petroleum

PERRY LARSON, JR. 6 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

(Cour se in Agriculture) J. RAYMOND BURKHOLDER CARL CHESTER CARLSON ROBERT FREDERICK UPTON

(Course in Agricultural Science) ALFRED L. RICHARDSON

(Course in Forestry) EDWIN JACOB BENDER KERMIT J. SJOQUIST J AMES MACALPINE CASE DEL WALKER THORSEN

(Course tn Home Economics) AUDREY MILDRED ALTON MARY PATRICIA MALCOLM EVA DOROTHY ANTONELLI DOROTHY KATHLEEN NOLTERIEKE HERMINE EUGENIA BIERBAUER MARGUERITE LOUISE VAN CAMP MARJORIE ELLEN HARRING FAYE BELLE WATTSON

MEDICAL SCHOOL BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

ANTHONY SALVATORE BERLIN ARNOLD DYSTERHEFT JANE MAROLYN BLOMQUIST FRANCIS E. GILES ARDUS RUTH BOTTGE EVELYN JOSEPHINE NORQUIST DOROTHEA POPPEN BERGER

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Pharmacy NORBERT A. HENLE

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith high distinction ALF F. HARBO, B.A.

t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 7 BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

ERMA J. BURGESS ELSIE ANTOINETTE MAGELSSEN FRANCES CAMPBELL ANN H. MALNAR MARIO ANTHONY COLLETTI GEORGIANA MANTOR VIRGINIA EGBERT DAY MARIAN ELIZABETH MCBRIEN THERESA DEJONG LYDIA MILDRED MEIERDING HARRY RICHARD FARMER, JR. WANDA ANNE MISKOWITZ AURILLA C. FETZER MARION ISABEL MURPHY SOPHIE ELISABETH FEVOLD WOODROW V. NOLD FRANCES A. FLAHAVAN EDNA ELEANOR OJA MARGARET JEAN GIVEN BERDEAN CAROLINE OLSON LOUIS A. GOVATOS LEONARD C. OLSON M. RAMONA GRAIEWSKI LOIS LORRAINE OLSON JOHN EDMUND GUSTAFSON CHARLES CLARY ONION VIVIAN ANNA HALVORSON MILDRED MAVIS PETERSON ELMA M. HUTTULA CECILIA E. REED FORREST HERBERT JONES MARIA JAKOB REIMER, B.A. LAlLA IRENE KANGAS ROMAINE MILDRED ROOT GENEVIEVE MARY KELLY LAURA M. SAUER DORIS S. KITTLESON JOSEPHINE HELEN SLOGAR HELEN E. KLEINSCHMIDT FAITH WINSLOW SMITH MARK WILLIAM KLONOWSKI ROY CHARLES SNYDER ROSALINE E. KOTCHEVAR GENEVIEVE ANITA SONAGLIA RUTH PHYLISS KUNFERMAN ELSIE E. SOUKUP ELIZABETH LEE UNA M. STALLAND EVELYN YAO-PI I;EE EMILY LOUISE STOEHR, B.S. EVANGELINE MARY LESZEN WILLOW MARIAN SUNDAHL PEARL A. LEWER JOSEPHINE E. THOMAS GENEVIEVE LOOBY LONG IDA MARIE WILKENS

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS

BACHELORS OF SCIENCE

(Cour se in Agriculture)

RALPH S. GRANT ELIAS JOSEPH OGNANOVICH RAYMOND W. PALM BY

(Course tn Home Economics)

ELIZABETH A. BOEHLE ELAINE THELMA GORDER DOROTHY MARGARET BUCHANAN MARTHA FRANCES STEIN

8 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BACHELORS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

RONALD DAVID BAKER GEORGE WILLIAM KLEEMAN KATHLEEN BERNICE BARDIN JANE MONCURE KRANZ WILLIAM MILROY BARNUM WALTER S. LAFANS, JR. HERBERT H. BELL ERWIN ( LEIZEROWITZ JOHN WILLIAM BRIMSEK CHARLES R. LOTHROP JAY CAMPBELL BROOKS JOHN LEE MORRISSEY JOHN G. CLINGERMAN WALTER E. NILSON RALPH MERVIN CROCKETT CHESTER VERNON OLSON DONALD ROGER DAHLGREN DOROTHY DUNN OSWALD VIOLET IRENE GILBERT ANNE REIMBOLD BLAINE HELMER HANSEN DAYLE HARRIET STEWART ROBERT EDMOND JENKINS WALDEN SIGFRIED SWANSON HERBERT ROLAND JENSEN JOHN TATAM VANCE WOODBRIDGE JEWSON JARVIS A. TEW MAXWELL C. JOHNSON JOHN MOUNSEY THOMPSON DONALD KENNETH KASLOW

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE BACHELOR OF ARTS JOHN EAGAN NIGHTINGALE

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE HERMINE CHALFIN

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY DOCTORS OF DENTAL SURGERY ARTHUR PAGE HAYWARD LEO E. POLTEROCK ROBERT JOHN MCEVOY WILLARD E. ROMBERG

GRADUATE SCHOOL MASTERS OF ARTS Kyozo ARIYAMA FRANCES LOWE BERGFALK B.A. cum laude '34, University of B.A. '18, Stanford University Minnesota Major, Educational Administration Major, Physics Minor, Mathematics VIVIANNE BEY Thesis, ANew Electrode Phenom­ B.S. '31, University of Minnesota enon and I ts Kinetics Major, Romance.Languages (French) Minor, Classics (Latin) Thesis, The Philosophy of Alfred de Vigny and Leconte de Lisle 9 BENITA SYLVIA BOTHUN MARIE MAGDALEN HODAPP B.A. '21, St. Olaf College B.A. '17, College of St. Catherine Major, Educational Administration Major, English Minor, Educational Psychology Minor, Rhetoric Thesis, The Reading Habits and Thesis, The Influence of Dorothy Reading Interests of a Community Wordsworth on William W ords­ worth's Poetry KENNETH \VILLIAM BOYLAN B.S. '24, University of Minnesota ALICE VIOLA HOTCHKISS Major, Education B.A. '19, Hamline University Minor, Mathematics Major, Educational Administration Thesis, A Study of a Text-Workbook Technique as Compared to a Text Book Technique of Teaching Plane CLAUDE JOHN WENDELL JOHNSON Geometry B.E. '32, Superior State Teachers College

J AMES EDGAR COLE Major, Speech B.A. '28, University of Minnesota Minor, English Major, Education Thesis, A Prompt-Book and Produc­ Minor, Economics tion of Charles II Thesis, The Participation of Nine Hundred Thirty-Five Senior High KNUTE OTTO LOGAN School Students in the School Club B.A. '29, St. Olaf College Program with Special Emphasis on Major, Education Their Out-of-School Activities Minor, History Thesis, The Social and Educational LOURN MORGAN :t:LLINGSON Significance of Public School B.A. '24, Luther College Names in the United States Major, Education Minor, History CLARENCE ORRIN LUND Thesis, A Comparative and Critical B.s. '29, University of Minnesota Survey of the South St. Paul High Major, Educational Administration School

HAZEL MCCULLOCH MABEL META FREY B.A. '24, Macalester College B.A. '12, University of Minnesota Major, Speech Major, History Minor, Education Minor, Political Science Thesis, The Junior Playmaker Or­ Thesis, A Survey of Settlement 111 ganization of North Dakota North Dakota in 1890

MIRIAM CATHERINE HERR AUGUSTUS C. PHILLIPS B.S. '28, University of Minnesota B.S. '33, University of Minnesota Major, Educational Administration Major, Economics Minor, Educational Psychology Minor, Industrial Education Thesis, A Comparison of the Results Thesis, The Industrial Opportunities from Two Methods of Teaching of Negroes in Selected Southern Ninth Grade Mathematics Cities

10 ARNOLD BUCKNER WALKER JOHN JOSEPH ZELENIAK B.A. '33, University- of Nebraska B.S. with distinction '31, University Major, Sociology of Minnesota Major, Education ELMO CHAMBERLIN WILSON B.A. '28, University of Minnesota *THOMAS WOODROW ZIEBARTH Major, Journalism B.S. '33, University of Minnesota Minor, Political Science Major, Education Thesis, Propaganda and Publicity in Minneapolis MASTERS OF SCIENCE MING-SUNG CHANG §MARJORIE ROBINSON JEWELL B.A. '30, National Central University B.S. '32, University of Minnesota Major, Plant Genetics Major, Home Economics Minor, Agronomy Minor, Agricultural Biochemistry Thesis, F, Study of Mature Zebra Thesis, A Study of the Quality of with Nine Linkage Groups in Certain Silk Fabrics Maize JEN Ho LIANG YUEN-WEI CHANG B.A. '26, Yenching University B.S. '24, University of Nanking Major, Agricultural Economics Major, Agricultural Education Minor, Economics Thesis, Cooperative Rural Credit in §ESTHER RUTH DOERR China B.S. '31, University of Minnesota Major, Biometry Minor, Preventive Medicine and Pub­ HELEN IRENE PATTERSON lic Health B.S. '24, Michigan State College Thesis, A Biometric Study of the Major, Education Premarital Menstrual Interval Minor, Home Economics Thesis, An Experimental Study in BRUCE GRAHAM GILLESPIE the Use of Assignment Sheets for B.Ch.E. '33, University of Minnesota a Senior High School Food Unit Major, Organic Chemistry Minor, Physical Chemistry OTAKAR PELVIN PRACHAR Thesis, Chromophoric Properties of B.M.E. '34, University of Minnesota the Ethylene Group in the Fulvene Major, Physics Series Minor, Mechanical Engineering Thesis, Optical Properties of Eva- SHUI-TSAI HWANG porated Metal Films B.S. '29, University of Nanking Major, Soils Minor, Forestry Thesis, The Reliability of Rapid Chemical Tests for Plant Nutri­ ments

• Died July 24, 1936. § Degree conferred as of August 29, 1936. 11 HENRY JOHN RICHTER JOHN RICHARD VINCENT B.S. cum laude '33, HamIine Uni- B.Ch. '33, University of Minnesota versity Major, Organic Chemistry Major, Organic Chemistry Minor, Biochemistry Minor, Physical Chemistry Thesis, Part 1. A Kinetic Study of Thesis, The Reaction of Aluminium the Chlorination of Ketones. Part Chloride and Phenyl-Alpha-N aph­ II. A Study of the Methods of thyl Acetyl Chloride Preparation of the Two Isomeric Cyclohexenones HERMAN KARL SCHULTZ B.S. '34, University of Minnesota SHAO-KwEI Wu Major, Plant Genetics B.S. '29, University of Nanking Minor, Plant Pathology Major, Plant Genetics Thesis, Top Cross Studies in Maize Minor, Plant Pathology Thesis, Analysis of Characters of ESTHER FRANCES SEGNER Selfed Lines of Corn Obtained B.S. '25, University of Wisconsin from Particular Hybrid Combina- Major, Education tions Minor, Home Economics Thesis, An Evaluation of Student SHENG-CHUNG YEH Achievement in the Foods Unit of B.A. '29, National Central University the Proposed Course of Study for Major, Plant Genetics Home Economics in \Visconsin Minor, Agronomy Thesis, Inheritance of Smooth versus HSJOH-LI SHEN Rough Awn and Reaction to Stem B.S. '24, Unive~sity of Nanking Rust in Durum Wheat Major, Forestry Minor, Soils Thesis, The Viability of the Seed of Jack Pine from Cones Retained on the Tree for Various Periods of Time

MASTERS OF SCIENCE In Aeronautical Engineering ROBERT ROWE GILRUTH HERMAN PUSIN B.Aero.E. '35, University of Minne­ B.Aero.E. '35, University of Minne­ sota sota Major, Aeronautical Engineering Major, Aeronautical Engineering Minor, Metallography Thesis, The Effect of Wing Tip Pro­ pellers on the Aerodynamic Char­ acteristics of a Low Aspect Ratio Wing

12 MASTER OF SCIENCE In Electrical Engineering RALPH EUGENE HAMMOND, JR. B.E.E. '34, University of Minnesota Major, Electrical Engine~ring Minor, Economics Thesis, Factors Affecting the Present Trend of Increased Residential Use of Electricity CHEMICAL ENGINEER RA Y BRUCHMAN W AKEFlELD B.Ch.E. '31, M.S. in Ch.E. '32, Uni- versity of Minnesota Major, Chemical Engineering Minor, Bacteriology Thesis, A Study of Shaker and Still Processing Methods for Steriliza­ tion of Canned Strained Foods

MEDICAL SCHOOL BACHELORS OF MEDICINE ANTHONY SALVATORE BERLIN HAROLD H. NORAN THOMAS ARTHUR BOND RICHARD LYNN VARCO JAMES LYMAN JAECK, B.S.

DOCTORS OF MEDICINE* JOHN LERoy BURTON, B.S., M.B. LYNN MATHEW HAMMERSTAD, M.B. MONROE MANNING EDELSTEIN, B.A. LOUIS TIMOTHY O'BRIEN, M.B. M.B. WILLIAM RADEMAKER, B.S., M.B.

GRADUATE SCHOOL MASTERS OF SCIENCE In Medicine THOMAS WILLIAMS BAKER JOHN HAROLD MILLS B.S. '27, Wake Forest College B.A. '24, University of Illinois M.D. '31, University of Pennsylvania M.D. '33, University of Chicago Major, Medicine Major, Medicine Minor, Pathology Minor, Bacteriology Thesis, A Clinical Survey of 108 Thesis, Clinical Aspects of Aneurysms Consecutive Cases of Diabetic Coma • These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of hospital internship within one month. 13 MASTER OF SCIENCE I n Obstetrics and Gynecology

PHILIP NOYES BRAY B.A. '25, B.S. '27, M.D. '30, Univer- sity of Minnesota Major, Obstetrics and Gynecology Minor, Anatomy Thesis, Weight Changes in Preg­ nancy

MASTER OF SCIENCE In Proctology

WARREN HARANG JOSEPH HEBERT B.S. '28, M.D. '30, Tulane Univer­ sity M.S. in Surg. '35, University of Minnesota Major, Proctology Minor, Pathology Thesis, Benign Stricture of the Rec­ tum: A Clinical Study with Par­ ticular Reference to Those Stric­ tures Associated with Chronic Ulcerative Colitis

MASTERS OF SCIENCE In Surgery

HERSCHEL BURDETTE MORTON MAURICE GEORGE SCHULHOF B.S. '23, M.D. '25, University of M.D. '32, Northwestern University Nebraska Major, Surgery Major, Surgery Minor, Pathology Minor, Pathology Thesis, The Effect of Surgical Drain­ Thesis, Non-Specific Peritoneal Im­ age upon Kidneys Declared Func­ munization tionless by Present Renal Function Tests

14 DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY

MELVILLE WALLACE CORMACK OMER LESLIE Loop B.S. '30, University of Manitoba B.A. '14, Indiana University M.S. '31, University of Alberta M.A. '27, University of Wisconsin Major, Plant Pathology Major, :Education Minors, Botany and Plant Physiology Minor, ;Political Science Thesis, The Relation of Cylindrocar- Thesis, 'Financing Teacher Educa­ pon and Fusarium to Rootrot and tion in Wisconsin Winter-killing of Alfalfa and Major Adviser, Prof. Fred Engel­ Sweet Clover in Alberta hardt Major Adviser, Prof. E. C. Stakman LEVI ALTON LOVEGREN CHARLES WILLIAM DOXTATOR B.S. '10, University of Washington B.S. '28, Manitoba Agricultural Col- Major, Educational Psychology lege Minor, Education M.S. '30, University of Minnesota Thesis, The Relative Difficulty of Major, Plant Genetics Various Academic Fields for Stu­ Minors, Biochemistry and Plant dents Whose Scores Are in the Pathology Lowest Decile on the Miller Anal­ Thesis, Studies of Quality in Can­ ogies Test, with Some Notes on ning Corn Small Sample Analysis Major Adviser, Prof. H. K. Hayes Major Adviser, Prof. W. S. Miller

RAE HUDSON HARRIS B.S. '21, M.S. '23, University of Sas- JOHN LYAL O'BRIEN katchewan B.A. '31, St. Thomas College Major, Agricultural Biochemistry Major, Physiology Minor, Biometry Minors, Physical Chemistry and Bio­ Thesis, Wheat Flour Proteins in chemistry Their Relation to Peptization and Thesis, The Effects of Various Diets Flour Strength on Certain Blood Constituents Major Adviser, Prof. C. H. Bailey Major Advisers, Drs. F. H. Scott and E. M. Greisheimer ARTHUR KIRSCHBAUM B.S. '31, New York University ERLING JOSEF ORDAL M.A. '33, University of Minnesota B.A. '27, Luther College Major, Anatomy (Hematology) Major, Bacteriology Minor, Pathology Minor, Physical Chemistry Thesis, Blood Cell Formation in Thesis, A Study of Some Oxidations Mammalian Embryos and Reductions Concerned in the Major Adviser, Dr. Hal Downey Respiration of Bacteria Major Adviser, Dr. H. O. Halvorson

15 ROBERT HENRY ROSENWALD DAVID TENENBAUM B.A. '32, North Central College B.A. '32, M.S. '34, University of M.A. '34, University of Minnesota Minnesota Major, Organic Chemistry Major, Organic Chemistry Minor, Analytical Chemistry Minors, Inorganic Chemistry and Thesis, The Action of Alkali Metals Biochemistry on 1, 1, 3, 3, 3-Pentaphenylpropy­ Thesis, The Addition of Sodium lene Enolates to Duroquinone (III) Ad­ Major Adviser, Prof. C. F. Koelsch dition of Sodium Acetoacetic Ester Major Adviser, Prof. L. 1. Smith GRACE MARGUERITE ROTH B.S. '31, University of Minnesota ISABELLA MARGARET WEBSTER Major, Physiology B.A. '32, University of Minnesota Minor, Anatomy (Hematology) Major, Organic Chemistry Thesis, The Postural Effects on Minor, Analytical Chemistry Blood Pressure Following the In­ Thesis, Reaction between Substituted terruption of Vasomotor Nerves Quinones and Sodium Enolates V. by Anterior Rhizotomy or Exten­ Reaction between 2, 3-Dimethyl sive Splanchnic Nerve Resection Naphthoquinone and Sodium Ma­ Major Adviser, Dr. F. C. Mann lonic Ester Major Adviser, Prof. L. 1. Smith VAHEEDUDDIN SYED Graduate '28, Poona Agricultural THETA HOLMES WOLF College (India) B.A. '27, M.A. '29, Brown University M.S. '35, University of Minnesota Major, Child Welfare Major, Plant Pathology Minor, Psychology Minor, Botany Thesis, An Exploratory Study of Thesis, Studies on the Pathogenicity Persisting Behavior and Its Rela­ and Genetics of Some Sorghum tion to Incentives Among Five­ Smuts Year-Old Children Major Adviser, Prof E. C. Stakman Major Adviser, Prof. F. L. Good­ enough

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY In Obstetrics and Gynecology EDWARD CHARLES MAEDER B.S. '25, M.D. '27, University of Minnesota Major, Obstetrics and Gynecology Minors, Anatomy and Pathology Thesis, The Effect of Fat in Simpli- fied Diets on the Reproductive Organs of the Female Albino Rat during Gestation Major Advisers, Drs. J. C. Litzen­ berg and G. O. Burr 16