UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
Winter Quarter eOmmCHcCmcHt 8KCrciscs 1948
NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH EIGHTEENTH
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PRESIDENT JAMES LEWIS MORRILL, Presiding
ORGAN MUSIC-(Seven-thirty o'clock) Allegro from the Concerto in A Minor Vivaldi Aria in C Minor - I - Bach Toccata Mereaux Finale from the First Symphony Vierne
PROCESSIONAL-Allegro from the Fourth Concerto Handel ARTHUR B. JENNINGS Associate Professor of Music, University Organist
PRESENTATION OF COLORS
NATIONAL ANTHEM-"The Star-Spangled Banner" Oh, say, can you see, by the dawn's early light, What so proudly we hail at the twilight's last gleaming, Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the perilous fight, 0'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming? And the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof thro' the night that our flag was still there. Oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?
INVOCATION THE REVEREND GEORGE P. CONGER, B.D., Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy, University of Minnesota
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS- "Education Is Not Enough" ERNEST C. COLWELL, Ph.D., Litt.D. President, University of Chicago
2 CONFERRING OF DEGREES JAMES LEWIS MORRILL, LL.D. President of the University
SONG-"Hail Minnesotal'J Minnesota, hail to theel 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 F~om 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.
RECESSIONAL-In Thee Is Joy Bach ARTHUR B. JENNINGS
(The audience will remain until those in academic costume have left the hall)
SMOKING As a courtesy to those attending functions, and out of respect for the character of tae 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. CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION
Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the winter quarter, degrees wiII be conferred as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the graduation requirements.
GENERAL EXTENSION DIVISION
BUSINESS CERTIFICATE Alpha L. Carlson Jerry A. Roser Donald L. Doyon
GENERAL COLLEGE
ASSOCIATE IN ARTS Clarence Ben Ahlberg Melvin Fishman Robert Donald Allen Robert George Flaskerd Donald Lawrence Anderson John Engle Frankson, Jr. Douglas Earl Andrews James Eldon Friday Raymond Satter Aslesen George Charles Fuhrmann, Jr. Robert Leon Barker Robert Francis Gagne Bradford Gordon Benner Robert Lawrence Gerner Richard Harry Beyer Robert Willard Giere Robert Jay Blake Thomas Andrew Hagman Warren Arthur Brekke Thomas John Hartigan Noel Emil Bren Donald Clyde Hawkins, Jr. Wallace Franklin Brodhead Arthur Herbert Hayden, Jr. Edgar Chase Brown Irving Benjamin Hechter Vincent Lawrence Brown Miner Hollis Hendrickson Gladys Denolia Burkhalter Robert William Hertzog WiIIiam John Campbell William Hodroff Paul Arthur Casey Wilmot Milton Holtzman Ruth Irene Cashman John Croil Hunter Jean Dodds Cherry Mae Helen Jamison Jerome Jerry Choromanski Donald Bryan Jenkins James Melvin Christie Calvin Edward Johnson WiIIis Charles Cline Marjorie Deloris Johnson Richard Howind Cole Virgil S. Johnson Donald Blair Coleman Willard J. Johnston, Jr. Raymond Francis Dahlberg Robert Field Jones Clarence Albert Davis, Jr. Sam Abraham Kiges John Preston Deeds Eugene Henry Klesmit Ann Louise Delapenha Milton Louis Knall, Jr. Kenneth Erwing Deming William Robert Knutsen Richard Henry Doody Elizabeth Victoria Koenig George Franklin Doran James Henry Kunde Lorraine Stephanie Draus Harvey Richard Lange Einar Eeg Howard Larson Paul Leonard Egerstrom Harvey William Leach Harold Joseph Feger Richard Thomas Leekley Paul Coe Lemma, Jr. William Horace Robinson Lewis Kingsley Lundblad Harold Richard Rubin Louis Edward Malinowski George Whitney Rybolt Martin Leo Marentic Robert Bond Sandell Esse Sanford McCall, Jr. Roger Rabens Schnoor Clement Kenneth McNary Richard David Schwarten James Francis McShane Robert John Simmer Otis Hale Merwin John Oscar Skooglun Douglas Earle Miller John Arnold Sletten Frank Everett Nelson Hubert Hal Spillers Richard Leroy Nelson, Jr. George Frank Steinmetz Donald Louis Nothwehr Jeanne Verdell Stephens James Elton Nycklemoe William Verville Stroh John Lloyd Olson Harold Lloyd Stump Raymond Eugene Olson Lawerence Earl Takvam Robert Victor Olson Edward Francis Thompson Harry Lee Peterson Robert Gilbert Thompson Clifford William Potter, Jr. Richard Harrison Trotter, Jr. George John Rahlf, Jr. Kermit George Turley Robert Joseph Rick John Joseph Walker, Jr. Robert Allen Ries Stanley Theodore Ward Dale Edgar Riley Marvin Wilensky
MEDICAL SCHOOL GRADUATE IN NURSING* Gertrude Kathryn Bloede, B.A. Margaret Louise Phillips, B.A. Dorothy Emmajane Giles Carol J. Raymond Mary Ann Hanson Donna Mae Rockman Louise Antoinette Huber Janet Elizabeth Rye, A.A. Jane Elizabeth Kamish Charlotte May Sandin Alice Lorraine Klein Florence Eugenia Schmidt Doris Virginia Luke, A.A.
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS ASSOCIATE IN LIBERAL ARTS Marguerite Madelon Campbell Baker Robert Orbin Miskowic John Russell Blomquest Donald Sheldon Moscoe Harold Leon Blumenthal Norbert Leo Murphy Lowell Richard Braun Dale Allan Olson Paul F. Brown Neil Edgar Palmer Joan Myrtle Clark Joseph Reznick Donald Richard Dwyer Bryan Canfield Rudy Harold Jerome Hansen Donald John Sederstrom Theron Webster Hokanson Thomas James Sheehan III Thomas John Kelley Kenneth Lewis Shimota Paul Leblang Vernon Rudolph Voss Earl Clement MaIm * These degrees arc conferred subject to satisfactory completion of nursing practice prior to June 12, 1948. BACHELOR OF ARTS t summa cum laude Sheldon Stryker BACHELOR OF ARTS t magna cum laude David Amos Brown Lorraine Dorothy Johnson Eloise L. Feigal David Kalman Anne Bosanko Green Wayne Homer Larimore Marie Guggisberg Walter Leland Nelson Robert Hohman Donald Wayne Woolery BACHELOR OF ARTS tcum laude Forrest Leroy Erlandson Lawrence Edward Monley Audrey Martha Hagstrom Paul Chester Nagel John August Klein Margaret Johanna Nielsen Wallace Albin Lindell Gloria Marie Olsen Mary Nancy McLane Dorothy Ann Rothausen Charles Dell Miller BACHELOR OF ARTS John He'nry Anderes Anne Laurette Duenbostle Dinal Stanton Andreasen Gaylord Gary Paul Duren June Doris Andrews Helene Nielsen Eaves Kenwood Francis Bartelme Franklin Felder Frank Beddor, Jr. Ellen Cecilia Fitzgurald Shirley Jeanne Behrens Robert Clyde Fjellman Dorothy Marie Bell Barbara June Frank Robert Raymond Berg Harold Orbeck Goodman Dorothea Elizabeth Biersborn, A.A. Marshall Herbert Greenberg James Vernon Black Bette Lou Gunderson Sarah Arnold Blatnik, A.A. Richard Frederick Hadley Gerald Bertram Bubis Gladys Halle Joyce Marilyn Buck Elizabeth Johanne Halloran Walter Butler Penelope Handsaker Allan Arthur Carlson Leo Paul Hartig John Martin Christensen, A.A. M. Irene Hasche Betty Alice Clausen Beverly Constance Howey Guy Thomas Colling Curtis Stewart Hubbard James Albert Colvin, Jr. Jean Soper Hueckel, A.A. Mary Solveig Rutford Covert Maxine Isenberg Gordon Walker Cowan Francis James Ivancie, A.S. Mary Isabel Dahlman Eino Albert Johnson Wilton Harry Dickerson Richard Packard Jones Mavis Gertrude Dittmer Marilyn Jordet Jean Elizabeth Dixon Claire Patricia Kelsey Rolland Dean Donaldson Willis Campbell Kildow J ulaine Doran Mary Patricia Krantz t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 6 Roger Clarence Larson Marilyn Annette Roberts Charles Thomas Lauderdale John Smollett Rogers William Philip Lebra Richard Calvin Rosenthal Herman Levinsohn Harry Charles Ross, Jr. Nadyne Penticuff MacDonald Joseph Thomas Rukavina Donald Leo Maher Wayne Franklin Saunders Arthur Cyril Marystone Thomas Paul Shiely Doris Maxine Mattie William Burton Shore Robert Edwin Mauseth Steve Silianoff Jerry Ross McDonald Bentley Laird Smith Ruth Ann Meyer Kenneth Eugene Smith Rene S. Meyers Meriam Rose Sprague Robert Henry Miller Holger R. Stub Lowell Dwigh t Mills Donald William Stubbs Ruth Mabel Momsen Samuel Sultan Harry Huse Nasburg Harold W. Sumi Minell Alvira Nelson Justin Joseph Swiller Saul Jaye Niefeld Richard Austin Tickle Kasper M. Njus John Lewis Townley III Thomas Patrick Nolin James Joseph Trench Donald Richard Norland Edmund Anthony Tworuk James Cox O'Brian William John Van Kleef James Martin O'Hara Ruth Pauline Volkert Nancy Louise OIds Arthur Lee Walters Wayne Conover Olson Barbara Ann Wangensteen Norma May Patrick Donald Norman Werner Edna Peck Pauline Margaret Widen, A.A. Carol Edith Peterson Barbara Ann Wilson Charles S. Preston I va Albertha Wood Alice Delvina Quist Gloria Jeanne Woods Paul Herbert Randolph Mary Ida Youngdahl Howard Alvin Rasmussen Maurice Bruce Zelik Louise Ann Relf Douglas Duane Zorn Clyde William Richards
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BACHELOR OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING twith high distinction Robert Herbert Jacobson BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING twith high distinction Thomas Wellington Collins
BACHELOR OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING twith high distinction Warren Philip Burrell John Walter Miller Robert Frank Lambert t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 7 BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING twith high distinction Dale Eugene Petersen BACHELOR OF CHEMISTRY twith high distinction Marvin Leroy Peterson BACHELOR OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING twith distinction Arthur Newton Thomas, Jr. BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING twith distinction Curtis Carlyle Benson BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE twith distinction Frederick Jacob Bentz BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING twith distinction John Jarvis Baker Harlan John We10 Walter Kline Johnson BACHELOR OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING twith distinction Douglas Harry Anderson Embert Lester Conway Larson Bernard V. Haxby Ralph Edward Wahl, B.S. Arthur Knoblauch, Jr. BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING t with distinction Robert William Ernt Chester Harvey Utke James Vinding Jensen Milton Archie Williams Norman Roger Olson BACHELOR OF CHEMISTRY twith distinction Robert Douglas Waldron John Arthur Zapf BACHELOR OF PHYSICS twith distinction Paul William Anderson t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.
8 BACHELOR OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Robert Roy Clements Nancy Ann Lasley Eugene George Domich Jon Takushiro Matsuo Donald Olander Erickson Harold Dale McGraw Gail Barber Ford Frank Percy Nelson John Joseph Haley Vernon Forrest Nelson Adolph Martin Hanson William LeRoy Olson William Matthews Harold Lee Conrad Paulson William Humenick Donald Roger Shannon Russell Berdene Knudson William F. Smith, Jr. Alexis Vladimir Kozloff Henning Edmund Soderberg Roger William Larson Robert Wilhoit
BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING Robert L. Lines
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE James Vincent Hirsch
BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING Howard Ryan Alden Thomas C. Oftelie Robert Joyce Date1, B.S. in Jonathan Oster Naval Technology Frank Iver Skog Orvall Sedwin Domholt Leo George Tieman Luke Steve Krmpotich Frank David Totzke, Jr. Walter Eugene McKee Ralph Vale Zepp Robert Verle Moschell
BACHELOR OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Richard Deloss Baldwin Carl Albert Christian Papenfuss Jack Joseph Barry Jean Lawrence Petersen Carl Herbert Bergquist Ralph 'Vilbur Peterson LeRoy Arthur Bushey Harry Pines Thomas Samuel Calhoun William J. Quirk Hamilton C. Chisholm Glenn Richard Rose Leslie Roy Dahl Harry Francis St. Germain, Jr. Martin Stephen Joseph Graebner Raymond Wilbur Schult Glen David Gustafson Richard LeRoy Schwappach Roland Richard Hoagberg Norman Gustave Selland Wallace George Hohman Melford Ira Smith Lloyd Henry Major Robert Jean Youngquist
9 BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Eugene Anton Bruha Roger Alexander Madsen Robert Van Burton Vincent Meyer Richard Vern Cross, B.S. in Robert Leon Michaud Naval Technology Orville Louis Miller John Bigelow Custer Joseph Emile Morin Osborne Harvey Dahl James Alexander Plaunt Charles Gerald Doll Robert Marshall Petersen Kenneth Frank Dowell Charles Ross Rockwell Howard Everett Dyvig, B.S. in Glenn Leroy Stenberg Naval Technology George Howard Swanson, B.S. in David Erwin Feinberg Naval Technology Charles Roy Johnson Daniel Joseph Taravella Melvin Albert Kimmel Philip Hubbell Thuma Harlie Jacob Kimmerle Herbert Andrew Widell George Elwood Lind Gordon Earl Witte
BACHELOR OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Warren John Fullen Richard Astor Rammer
BACHELOR OF CHEMISTRY Richard Arthur McFarland Stephen Sparks Ober John Joseph Neumayer, JI. Francis Donald Ortscheid
BACHELOR OF PHYSICS Robert Wariakois
BACHELOR OF METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING Edward Sidney Fisher Herman Ernst Seibert
BACHELOR OF MINING ENGINEERING Wayne Russell Bolitho
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith high distinction (Course in Food Technology) Arthur Leonard Gordon
t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.
10 (Course in Forestry) Paul Everett Collins, B.A. (Course in Home Economics) Dorothy Mary Klitzke
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith distinction (Course in Agriculture) Samuel Terry Goad Howard William Thoele William Dunning Philbrook (Course in Fish and Wildlife Management) Charles Deane Evans Lyle James Schoonover (Course in Home Economics) Mary Louise Forsch Barbara Jean Peterson
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Course in Agriculture) Donald Clayton Engstrand LeRoy Edward Jad Kenneth Herbert Hallback Carl Rodger Larson Orville De Voe Hanson Jon Metusalemsson Kenneth Carlton Jacobson (Course in Fish and Wildlife Management) John Griswold Hale Nels Elmer Nelson (Course in Food Technology) Frederick Alfred Krantz, Jf. Francis Michael Orlowski (Course in Forestry) Roderic John Campbell Edward James Plante John William Mangan Richard Lymon Spencer (Course in Home Economics) Virginia Mae Barry Shirley Fay Hess Marjorie Doris Beddor Marilynn Lila Jean Malchow Hudson Doris Cutting Mary Kathleen Sipe Margaret Jean Feigal Carmen Towner Lucille Emma Harms LaVerne Marie Wescott (Course in Science Specialization) Lyle Frederick Benson Robert B. Koch
t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.
11 LAW SCHOOL BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Law Donald Ernest Anderson Robert Warren Johnson Earl Edward Andrews Warren Henry Johnson Laurence Francis Armstrong Henry Ellsworth Kellar Elliot Milton Baron John Andrew Knutson James Ross Bennett, Jr. John George Kressel William Alexander Bierman Walter William Laidlaw Melvin Charles Blanchard Donald G. Lasley Gordon Botolf Borlaug H;. Clifford Lee Salvatore Sam Cecere Herman Levin Donald Beatty Crassweller Charles Costello Luetke William Edgar Crowder, A.L.A. Eugene Minenko James Edward Crowley, B.S. James Patrick Mullen Robert Arnold Dworsky Warren Ardell Nelson Leo Thomas Foley Harry Andrew Olson Kenneth Wright Green Royal Cortlandt Ornstein Sydney Arthur Gross Norman Perl Bernard M. Harroun Edgar Daniel Price Ralph Edward Harvey Harold Shear John Michael Hayes John Allan Spellacy Kingsley David Holman Howard Stanley Spencer Harvey Alfred Holtan Louis William Vasaly, Jr. Robert Granville Hull Gerald Robert Walsh Robert Franklin Jacobsen Richard Dale Weiblen Carl Arthur Jensen Bernard George Zimpfer Robert George Johnson BACHELOR OF LAWS Merlin Glenn Dutcher, B.S.L. Frank Louis McDonald, B.A. Harold Chester Evarts, B.A. Robert Dalton Moss, B.B.A. Sheldon Jacob Gensler, B.B.A. Herbert Norman Nelson, B.A. Ralph Edward Harvey James Lewis Nelson, B.A. Richard Russell Johnson, B.A. Vernon Arthur Nolte, B.S.L. Milton Wallace Kelly, B.S. in Eugene Anthony O'Brien, B.s.L. Economics John Leraan Ostby, B.A. Herbert Post Lefler, Jr., B.A. George Peter Wetzel, B.S.L. Oceil Paul Lund, B.A. MEDICAL SCHOOL BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith distinction (Course in Medical Technology)* Barbara Gray Cunningham (Course in Physical Therapy) Eleanor Hermine McManmon * This degree is conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to June 12, 1948. t Candidates 'graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 12 (Course in Public Health Nursing) Laura Lorraine Clark, G.N. Doris May Peglow Beth Amelia Lewis, R.N. Uneeda Elizabeth Steele, R.N. Dolores Elizabeth Mattila
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Course in Medicine) Warren Noble Sheldon
(Course in Medical Technology)* Marian Ruth Dallman Mary Munekata, A.S. Ruth Lee Edelson Jean Shirley Skonseng Shirley Pearl Fink Joyce Lorraine Tanem Tena Manolis Bernice Lillian Theissen
(Course in Physical Therapy) Donna Mariam Martin Phyllis Leone Stubbe
(Course in Public Health Nursing) Jean Marie Baer Sarah Egan Johansson Lillian M. Bailey Mary Virginia Johnson, R.N. Carla Esther Bothne Jane Elizabeth Kamish Lucille Betty Carter, R.N. Mariette Margaret Landwehr, R.N. Ruth Roselyn Denney Vera Geib Lundstrom Dorothy Emmajane Giles Hilda A. Nivala, R.N. Alma T. Hovde Janet Elizabeth Rye, A.A.
(Course in X-Ray Technology)* Virginia Anne Lee
MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH Neola Henson Orlen John Wiemann, B.S. John Everett Lobb, B.S.
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith high distinction Martha Ann Krippner, R.N.** Fred Emil Lukermann
* These degrees are conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to June 12, 1948. t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. ** Nursing Education Curriculum.
13 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith distinction Katharine Rose Berry Ava Ann Maness* Alice Clara Dotseth, R.N.* Leonard Charles McGuire Norman Helmer Ellingson Juanita Murr* Mabel Josephine Horky John Ford Ohles Theodore Rudolph Lindbom, A.S.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Willard Raynold Anderson Robert Walter Lindvall, B.A. Elsie Baadsgaard Doris Virginia Luke, A.A.* Frances Lorraine Benson, G.N.* Marygene Lund Alfred James Betchwars, B.A. Billy Lawler Maddy, A.A. Mary Parmeter Bjerke* Hudson Glenn Mealey Emma Florence Bjorklund Jeanne Gunn Morgan William Claude Budd, B.A. Margaret Storm Musson Donald Amos Bulmer Wallace Orval Nelson, A.L.A. Wesley Anton Christensen Donald Olson Roger Harold DeClercq Rose Hoberman Orenstein, A.A. Stanley Joseph Demoski George \Vood Parrott Edroy Clarence Flom Carol Jean Raymond* Philip Paul Fortin Carol Bremmer Richter Bruce William Frank Donna Mae Rockman * Richard Mathew Gianotti Rebecca Amberg Ruis Alden Delno Groff Charlotte May Sandin* Marvin LeRoy Hardy Florence Eugenia Schmidt* Herbert H. Harper Robert Blake Seidel Arley Edwin Hegne Newell Vernon Smeby Burton Ralph Hovde Mildred Kathleen Swanson Herbert Grey Johnson, A.A. Victor Lind Ursin Ruth Virginia Kentta, G.N. * Lucille Joyce Venetucci Alice Lorraine Klein * Edward Albin Verant George Woodrow Knox Terrell Milford Warren Nick Kovalchuk Mary Ann Whalberg Linton Theodore Lange, Jr. Norman Earl Wollitz Angelus K. LeGros Robert Thurston Woodworth
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Library Science Estelle Gwendolyn Brenden, B.A., Doris Camilla Laverty Nutting, B.S., M.B. M.S. Aagot Dorothea HoidahI, B.S., M.A.
MASTER OF EDUCATION Gordon Frederick Paschka, B.S.
* Nursing Education Curriculum. t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.
14 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith distinction (Course in Home Economics Education) Jeanette Western Hauschild
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Course in Agricultural Education) Paul Arthur Torma
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION twith distinction Leslie Allen BeIdo John Edwin Peterson Robert De Witt Cresap Roland David Sullivan Stephen Marshall Perlman
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Neil Alva Alden William Bertram Everett James Eldon Anderson, B.S. in Robert Theodore Fasteen Naval Science John Frank Fink Philip Dean Archer Leo Peter Fischbach Marc D. Atkinson, Jr. Harry Donald Fleischer Rae Murchison Bennett Herbert Monroe Garber Arvid Juluis Black Lawrence De Witt Gaubatz Jerome Lawrence Boyer Robert Wayne Gefvert Warren Allen Breckenridge, Jr. Donald William Gold, Jr. Charles Elmer Brown Leland Eudell Gottstein, B.M.E. James Robert Brown Sarah Margaret Lundy Guy Robert Edmun Burns Gordon Wallace Haglund William Marcus Buxton Charles John Hall Edgar Paul Capon Warren Hanson Leo Donald Christopherson Omar Adrien Haugen Henning Sven Clemedtson Fredrick Henry Heiseke Arthur Theodore Cone Waldo John HeImeke Virgil Raymond Dahlgren Donald Alva Hoard Jere E. Dalldorf, B.S. in Robert Kenneth Hutson Naval Technology Harold James Jenkins Charles Bernhard Engh Ralph Lewis Jensen Mendel Joseph Engler William Carr Jensen LeRoy Artist Entwisle Harry V. Johnsen, Jr., B.E.E. George Elias Erickson t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. IS George Kenneth Johnson Mitchell Scott Rhodes, Jr. Ralph Harold Johnson Robert Louis Rieckman Roald George Johnson Kenneth Alfred Rosvold Warren Sherwood Jones Harris Elwood Rude, B.S. in Ronald Albert Jydstrup Naval Technology John Jordan Kampmeyer Thomas Alan Rusch John Thomas Kelly Matt Bernard Russ Eloy William Kennedy Jack Edwin Ryan Richard Virgil King John Eugene Ryan, B.S. John B. Kline Joseph Paul Saba, A.L.A. Tsutomu Kumagai Lawrence Everett Sathre Phyllis Jean Lampland Joseph Roman Scherkenbach James MacFarlane Ardwin Julius Schneider Joan Eleanor Madison James Ralph Scroggins James Wallace Maetzold Franklin La Frenz Searcy Richard Henry Martens Peyton Sher Thomas Scott McClanahan, B.A. Harold Lester Simoson, Jr. Harold Louis Meurer William Edward John Sisser Samuel Benjamin Morison William Yale Smiley Robert W. Morrison James Wallace Smith Edwin Jens Mortensen Jacob Snyder, Jr. Richard C. Naugle Neal Edwin Sorensen Stuart Nelson Inez Genevieve Steenson William Dean Nelson Vernon Sanford Stenseng William Reino Niemi Murry Bert Stevens Julian Joseph Niziol Gordian Addis Sullivan John Charles Nolander Clifford Chester Sunnarborg Wallace Orville Northfelt Robert Leitch Swinton Roger Bernhard Olsen John Marston Tarbox James Rodney Gilbert Olson Stephen Monroe Taylor, B.M.E. Lyle Sanford Olson Wade Francis Tobin Arnold Oniel Opgrand, B.S. William Nathan Tritch LaVern Eugene O'Reilly . Junius Jaye Truax, Jr. George Bushnell Palmer, Jr. Winston Roger Wallin John Edgar Pearson Benedick J. Walter Elmer Charles Peterson, Jr. Earl Raymond Wangerin Lyman Lamont Phelps, A.A. Winfred Orville Wichelmann Ralph Herman Pohland Howard Melford Wicker Floyd Donald Quaschnick Charles McMillan Wiley James Patrick Quirk
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
In Economics
Aleck George Karis James George Karis
16 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND. HOME ECONOMICS
BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION twith distinction (Course in Agricultural Business Administration) Vernon Lyle Sorenson
BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
(Course in Agricultural Business Administration) Samuel Max Braeman
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
BACHELOR OF ARTS tcum laude John P. Hoggatt Barbara Ann Olmsted
BACHELOR OF ARTS AIleen G. Dearstyne Burton Elliott Goldstein Phyllis Farquharson Harold A. Mathews Paul Harvey Friedman Gordon Reid Ray George William Gibson Arthur Lewis Rivkin
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Robert Vermont Gisselbeck William Walbert McGuire II, Harold A. Mathews B.Aero.E.
GRADUATE SCHOOL
MASTER OF ARTS Charles Raymond Adrian Hilda Elizabeth Blessin B.A. '47, Cornell College B.S. '25, University of Minnesota Major, Political Science Major, Education Plan B Plan B Earl Jocelynn Beatt Agnes Veronica Boner B.A. cum laude '46, University of Minne B.S. '35, University of Minnesota sota Major, Education Major, Social Work Plan B Plan B
t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.
17 Albert Earl Brown Reino Samuel Freeman B.S. '39, New York State Teachers College B.S. '42, Duluth State Teachers College Major, Industrial Education Major, Zoology Plan B Minor, Entomology Thesis, The Cestodes of the Canada Po r. Joel M. Cantor cupine, Erethizon dorsa tum L. B.A. '46, Brooklyn College Virginia Ann Glenn Major, Psychology B.A. '46, University of Minnesota Plan B Major, English Robert Byron Carlson Plan B B.S. '47, University of Minnesota Rosendo Adolfo Gomez Major, Industrial Education Ph.B. '39, University of Vermont Plan B Major, Political Science Minor, History Yun-Chow Chang Thesis, Federal Intervention in Provincial B.A. '28, Hunan Lutheran College (China) Government in Argentina, 1860-1930 Major, Curriculum and Instruction Plan B Walter Ballou Gray B.A. '26, Cornell College Kai-Yuen Chen Major, Educational Psychology B.A. '28, Hunan Lutheran College Plan B (China) Major, Education Francis Roger Headley Plan B B.A. '42, Hamline University Major, Social Work Chester Stanley Clifton Plan B B.A. '32, Trinity University M.A. '38, Duke University William James Henretty, Jr. Major, Social Work B.S. '46, Snperior State Teachers College Major, Educational Psychology Plan B Plan B Blanche Merry Collier Fred Ernest Holdrege, Jr. B.S. '23, University of Minnesota B.S. '42, United States Military Academ» Major, Social Work Major, Psychology Plan B Plan B Francis Patrick Coughlin William Richard Jackson, Jr. B.S. '41, University of Minnesota B.A. '39, University of Miami Major, Economics Major, Spanish Plan B Plan B John Eliot Davies Roberta Anna Evalin Johnson B.A. '43, University of Minnesota B.S. '47, University of Minnesota Major, Political Science Major, Curriculum and Instruction Plan B Plan B Leland Joseph Dolan Alina Harriette Knipprath B.A. '33, Iowa State Teachers College B.A. '37, University of Omaha Major, Curriculum and Instruction Major, Social Work Plan B Plan B Gerald Earl Korzan Eva Miriam Dratz B.S. '40, South Dakota State College B.S. '41, University of Minnesota Major, Agricultural Economics Major, Curriculum and Instruction Plan B Minor, Educational Psychology Thesis, The Value and the Interpretation Frederich Awalde Kremple of Graphs in the Intermediate Grades B.E. with high honors '36, Superior State Teachers College Leo John Feider Major, History B.S. '38, University of Minnesota Minor, Geography Major, Social Work Thesis, The Establishment of the Latin Plan B Church in Jerusalem in 1099 and Its Development to the Year 1118
18 WaIter Marvin Larson Warren Gamaliel Smith B.A. '40, Augustana College (Sioux Falls, B.S. '47, Winona State Teachers College South Dakota) Major, Industrial Education Major, Social Work Plan B Plan B Ruth Evelyn Swanson Marguerite Rawlins Lindenbaum B.A. '43, University of Minnesota B.A. '41, University of Texas Major, Speech Major, History Minor, English Plan B Thesis, A Critical Study of the Speeches of Thomas E. Dewey during the Presi Valerian Francis Marchildon dential Campaign of 1944 B.A. '43, St. John'S University Major, Education Robert Mapes Thomson Plan B B.A. '42, Grinnell College Albert Gordon Mudgett Major, Psychology B.S. '42, University of Minnesota Plan B Major, Industrial Education Willmar Lorraine Thorkelson Plan B B.A. '40, Concordia College Raymond Arthur Norheim Major, Journalism B.S. '40, Eau Claire State Teachers College Plan B Major, History Plan B Virginia Emmanuel Tsouderos B.A. '45, University of Oxford Harmony Brugger Phillips Major, Economics B.S. '40, University of Minnesota Minor, Political Science Major, Education Thesis, The Greek Income Tax System Plan B Harold Gerloch Rainwater Helen Lucille Wardeberg B.A. '41, Carleton College B.S. '45, Moorhead State Teachers College Major, Economics Major, Curriculum and Instruction Plan B Plan B Albert Rosen Russell Willard Williamson B.A. '39, University of Pittsburgh B.S. '35, Oregon State College Major, Psychology Major, Industrial Education Plan B Plan B
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Harrison Child Paulus B.Ch.E. with distinction '45, University of Minnesota Major, Business Administration Plan B
MASTER OF ARTS In Public Administration Jane Dunlap Highsaw Thomas Page B.A. '41, Oberlin College B.A. '34, University of Kansas Major, Public Administration Major, Public Administration Thesis, The Mission for Economic Affairs, Thesis, The Concept of Suitable Work London: An Administra~ive Study in Employment Security Administration
19 MASTER OF SCIENCE
Benjamin Stratman Anderson Luis Carlos Felix B.S. '38, Tuskegee Institute Ingeniero Agronomo '45, Escuela Nacional Major, Agricultural Education de Agricultura (Mexico) Plan B Major, Plant Pathology Minor, Plant Genetics Robert Dwight Benson Thesis, The Germination of Certain Basic B.S. '42, University of Minnesota Types of Mexican Corn Major, Economic Zoology (Wildlife Management) Albert Clarence Ferguson Minor, Botany B.S. '39, University of Manitoba Thesis, Basic Factors Determining the Major, Plant Genetics Waterfowl Productivity on Three Prairie Minor, Plant Pathology Ponds in 1947 Thesis, The Effect of Cage Type and Planting Arrangement on Seed Set in Bruno Lars Berklund Male Sterile Onions B.S. with distinction '42, University of Harold Edwin Grier Minnesota B.S. '41, Georgia State College Major, Forestry Major, Animal Husbandry Minor, Economic Zoology Thesis, Winter Use by White-Tailed Deer Plan B of Recently Cutover Jack Pine Areas Darrel Melvin Harris on the Cloquet Experiment Station B.S. '43, Northeast Missouri State Teach ers College Kwei-Ling Chu Major, Inorganic Chemistry B.S. '31, National Central University Plan B (China) Major, Botany Olivia Annette Jensen Minor, Zoology B.S. '44, Bemidji State Teachers College Thesis, The Upland Plant Communities Major, Zoology of Cedar Creek Forest, Anoka County, Minor, Bacteriology Minnesota Thesis, The Parasites and Commensals of Minnesota Crayfish, Orconectes viriIis Lloyd George Dewey (Hagen) B.S. '44, Southwestern Louisiana Institute Major, Dairy Husbandry James Albert Jones Minor, Agricultural Biochemistry B.E. '39, St. Cloud State Teachers College Thesis, Extraneous Matter in Cheese Major, Zoology Minor, Botany Clarence Francis Dineen Thesis, An Ecological Study of the Win B.E. '39, St. Cloud State Teachers College tering Conditions of Pond Snails with Major, Zoology Special Reference to He1isoma trivolvis Minor, Botany Say Thesis, A Comparative Study of the Food Habits of Cottus bairdii and Associated Chung Ying Li Species of Salmonidae B.S. '39, National Central University (China) Laddie Joe Elling Major, Agricultural Biochemistry B.S. '41, Oklahoma Agricultural and Me- Minor, Plant Physiology chanical College Thesis, A Comparative Study of the Ef Major, Plant Genetics fects of Nonfat Milk Solids and Soy Minor, Plant Pathology flours on the Staling of Bread Thesis, Vegetative Ptopagation of Alfalfa, Medicago sativa Lloyd Hugh Lyall B.S. '36, University of Manitoba Major, Horticulture Minor, Plant Genetics Thesis, Reaction of Strains of Peas to Certain Blight Fungi .
20 Robert Louis Probst Walter Harold Raskin B.S. summa cum laude '39, College of B.S. in Pet.E. with honors '43, Univer St. Thomas sity of Pittsburgh Major, Analytical Chemistry Major, Physics Minor, Physical Chemistry Plan B Thesis, A Study of Arsenic and Antimony with the Dropping Mercury Electrode Mary Vivian White B.S. '40, University of Manitoba Ferdinand A. Quinones Major, Home Economics B.S.A. '46, University of Puerto Rico Minor, Agricultural Biochemistry Major, Plant Genetics Thesis, The Influence of Wear and Laun Minor, Agricultural Economics dering upon Certain Selected Properties Thesis, Comparison of the Pedigree and of Four Cotton Fabrics Backcross Methods for Developing a Satisfactory Hull-less Barley
MASTER OF SCIENCE In Aeronautical Engineering Robert Emerson Kruse B.Aero.E. with distinction '44, University of Minnesota Major, Aeronautical Engineering Plan B
MASTER OF SCIENCE In Agricultural Engineering Brajendra Chandra Bagchi B.E. '33, University of Calcutta Major, Agricultural Engineering Plan B
MASTER OF SCIENCE In Chemical Engineering James Taber Adams, Jr. Chung-Tao Kiang B.S. in Ch.E. '43, Oklahoma Agricultural B.S. in Ch.E. '36, National University of and Mechanical College Chekiang (China) Major, Chemical Engineering Major, Chemical Engineering Minor, Electrical Engineering Minor, Metallography Thesis, Crushing Resistance of Minerals Thesis, Extraction Rates from Porous Donald Rust Johnson Solids B.S. '44, Iowa State College Shen-Shan Hsiao Major, Chemical Engineering B.S. '44, National Central University Minor, Mathematics (China) Thesis, Variation of High Vapor Pressure Major, Chemical Engineering with Temperature for Paraffin and Plan B Mono-Olefin Hydrocarbons
MASTER OF SCIENCE In Civil Engineering Louis Osipov V. Venkatasubramanian B.S. in C.E. '46, University of Manitoba M.A. '42, B.E. '45, University of Madras Major, Civil Engineering (India) Minor, Mechanical Engineering Major, Civil Engineering (Soil Mechanics) Thesis, The Action of Composite Beams Minor, Civil Engineering (Hydraulics) of Concrete and Steel Thesis, An Investigation of the Shear Characteristics of Fargo Clay 21 MASTER OF SCIENCE In Electrical Engineering Alfred Joseph Hoehn, Jr. B.S. in E.E. '41, Iowa State College Major, Electrical Engineering Minor, Mathematics Thesis, A Critical Study of Bandpass Filter Circuits with Applications to Television Intermediate.Frequency Amplifiers
MEDICAL SCHOOL DOCTOR OF MEDICINE* Wallace Roger Anderson, B.S., M.B. Truman Albert Newberry, B.S., M.B. William Blair Anderson, B.S., M.B. Gerald Nudell, B.S., M.B. Ronald Wayne Barr, B.S., M.B. Oliver H. Peterson, Jr., B.A. Ardell William Diessner, B.S., M.B. Albert Devine Reifel, B.A., M.B. Lois Latts Eil, B.S., M.B., M.S. Troy Gaylord Rollins, B.S., M.B. Elizabeth Ann Jolly, M.B. Theodore Satersmoen, B.S., M.B. Stuart Dean Kustermann, B.S., M.B. Morris Hyman Sherman, B.S., M.B. Bernard Benjamin Levin, B.A., B.S., Lawrence Irving Wolfe, B.S., M.B. 'M.B. Samuel Zinberg, B.S., M.B. Edward Curial Menefee, B.A., M.B.
GRADUATE SCHOOL DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY William Steinhart Benica Lincoln Ellison B.S. '42, Rutgers University B.A. '31, University of California (Los M.S. '43, University of Minnesota Angeles) Major, Pharmaceutical Chemistry M.S. '38, University of Minnesota Minor, Physiological Chemistry Major, Botany Thesis, The Synthesis of Some Substituted Minors, Biostatistics and Geology Glutarimides Thesis, Subalpine Vegetation of the Wa Major Adviser, Prof. C. O. Wilson satch Plateau Harry Herman Brugman Major Adviser, Prof. W. S. Cooper B.S. '44, University of Manitoba James Lawrence Collier Ford M.S. '47, University of Minnesota B.A. magna cum laude '28, Lawrence Major, Animal Husbandry College Minor, Plant Genetics M.A. '39, University of Wisconsin Thesis, An Analysis of the Breeding Meth Major, Education ods Employed in the Development of Minor, Journalism the Minnesota Number 1 Inbred Line Thesis, A Study of the Pre-War Curricula of Swine at the Minnesota-North Caro· of Selected Schools of Journalism lina Experiment Station Major Advisers, Profs. T. R. McConnell Major Adviser, Prof. L. M. Winters and R. D. Casey Paul Norman Craig John Walter Hendrix B.S. cum laude '41, Hamline UniverSity B.S. '37, North Carolina State College of Major, Organic Chemistry Agriculture and Engineering Minor, Agricultural Biochemistry M.F. '40, Yale University Thesis, The Steric Effects of Methylene Major, Plant Pathology Groups Minor, Forestry Major Adviser, Prof. R. T. Arnold Thesis, Studies on Inheritance of Stem phylium Resistance in Tomatoes Major Adviser, Prof. E. C. Stakman . . * These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of hospital internship wlthm one month. 22 Frank Fincher Hooper Arthur Emanuel Naftalin B.A. '39, University of California (Berke- B.A. '39, M.A. '42, University of Minne- ley) sota Major, Zoology Major, Political Science Minor, Botany ,Minor, History Thesis, The Summer Standing Crop of a Thesis, A History of the Farmer·Labor Small Minnesota Lake Party of Minnesota Major Adviser, Prof. Samuel Eddy Major Adviser, Prof. E. M. Kirkpatrick Nolan Charles Kearney John William Richter B.S. '24, M.A. '32, University of Minne- B.S. with highest honors '42, University sota of Illinois Major, Educational Administration Major, Organic Chemistry Minor, Educational Psychology Minor, Agricultural Biochemistry Thesis, The Development of Administra Thesis, Studies in the Mills-Nixon Effect tive Control in the St. Paul Public Major Adviser, Prof. R. T. Arnold Schools Robert George Robinson Major Adviser, Prof. M. G. Neale B.S. '41, Iowa State College M.S. '46, University of Minnesota Shams-Ul-Islam Khan Majors, Agronomy and Soils B.S. '40, B.S. with honors '42, M.S. '43, Minor, Botany University of Punjab Thesis, Annual Weeds, Their Seed Popu Major, Plant Genetics lation in the Soil, Their Effects on Minor, Botany Small Grain and Flax, and Some Eco Thesis, A Cytological Study of the Effect logical Methods of Control of Temperature on Crossing-Over in Major Advisers, Profs. C. O. Rost and Com R. S. Dunham Major Adviser, Prof. A. O. Dahl Julius Seeman Arnold Stanley Kitzes B.S. '42, Johns Hopkins University B.Ch.E. '39, College of the City of New M.A. '44, University of Maryland York Major, Educational Psychology M.S. in Ch.E. '41, University of Minne Minor, Education sota Thesis, A Study of Preliminary Interview Majors, Chemical Engineering and Dairy Methods in Vocational Counseling and Husbandry Client Reactions to Counseling Minor, Agricultural Biochemistry Major Adviser, Prof. W. W. Cook Thesis, Factors Influencing the Design and Operation of a Spray Drier Savel Benhard Silverborg Major Advisers, Profs. A. E. Stoppel and B.S. '36, University of Idaho S. T. Coulter Major, Plant Pathology Minor, Forestry Jere Donald Knight Thesis, Factors Affecting the Growth and B.S. magna cum laude '38, St. John'S Survival of Phytophthora palmivora University Major Adviser, Prof. C. M. Christensen Major, Physical Chemistry Minor, Organic Chemistry Joseph Leonard Vodonik Thesis, A Study of Some Aspects of B.Ch.E. with distinction '39, University Photosensitization of Minnesota Major Adviser, Prof. R. S. Livingston Major, Chemical Engineering Minor, Public Health James William Miller Thesis, Some Physical Properties of Plastic B.A. '35, Amherst College Materials and Their Relation to Extru M.A. '38, University of Minnesota sion Major, Political Science Major Adviser, Prof. C. A. Mann Minor, History Elmer William Ziebarth Thesis, The Organization and Significance B.S. '33, Ph.M. '34, University of Wis- of Women and Young People within consin the Major British Political Parties Major, Speech Major Adviser, Prof. H. S. Quigley Minor, Education Thesis, An Investigation of the Listening Habits and the Attitudes toward Radio of Rural Residents of a Composite Service Area Major Adviser, Prof. Howard Gilkinson 23 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
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UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA MEMORIAL STADIUM SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE TWELFTH NINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-EIGHT ~~~~~~~ AT EIGHT-FIFTEEN O'CLOCK ORDER OF EXERCISES
PRESIDENT JAMES LEWIS MORRILL, Presiding
PROCESSIONAL- "Marche Militaire II" - Schubert UNIVERSITY CONCERT BAND GERALD R, PRESCOTT, Conductor
PRESENTATION OF COLORS
NATIONAL ANTHEM-"The Star-Spangled Banner"
INVOCATION THE REVEREND GEORGE P. CONGER, B.D., Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy
CHARGE TO THE CLASS JAMES LEWIS MORRILL, LL.D. President of the University
MUSIC-Ulnflammatus" from Stabat Mater Rossini RALPH MENDENHALL, Cornet Soloist UNIVERSITY CONCERT BAND
CONFERRING OF DEGREES PRESIDENT JAMES LEWIS MORRILL
2 (Selections played by the University Band as the candidates march to the platform) The Crimson Flush March Alexander Colonel Bogey March Alford The Voice of the Guns March Alford Stormy Weather - Arlen When Irish Eyes Are Smiling - Ball Mexican Hat Dance Bennett The Voice of Freedom - Cailliet Funiculi, Funicula Denza Songs My Mother Taught Me Gillette The Last Spring Grieg Allegro Maestoso Handel El Abanico ] avaloyes Dance of the Rose Maidens (from Gayne Ballet) Khachaturian Gold and Silver - Lehar Annie Laurie, Cornet Trio Leonard RALPH MENDENHALL, ERNEST VILLAS, DONALD SAUNDERS Lights Out March - M cC oy Caribbean Fantasy Morrissey El Relicario Padilla Escapada - Phillips March and Scherzo (from Love for Three Oranges) Prokofieff Themes from the Second Concerto Rachmaninoff French Military Marching Song - Romberg Unfinished Symphony, 1st Movement Schubert My Hero - Strauss Wine, Women and Song Strauss Raymond Overture Thomas Marche (from The Nutcracker Suite) Tschaikowsky Fanfare (from the Invocation of Alberich) Wagner Pilgrims Chorus (from Tannhauser) Wagner Mannin Veen Wood
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; 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.
TAPS
3 MARSHALS The following juniors selected on the basis of scholarship have been appointed to serve as student marshals to assist in the conduct of the exercises: Milton G. Bienhoff Gilmour M. Krogstad Robert Brockway Edith Moe James E. DeVay Robert Morstad Clement Doran Bernita E. Olson Oscar C. Evenson Arthur Pearce Jay W. Gildner Richard N. Schwab Betty Ann Hadley Leonard Strickler Hope Halenbeck Sherman A. Sundin Roberta B. Haley Gilbert Thiele Vivian Harriman Richard D. Thorsen Paul R. Hudek Ruth Weltz in
CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION Subject to the completion ot all curriculum requirements at the close of the spring quarter, degrees will be conferred as indicated on those listed below and upon snch others as may m,:'et the graduation requirements. GENERAL EXTENSION DIVISION Candidates presented by Julius M. Nolte, B.A., LL.B., Dean of University Extension BUSINESS CERTIFICATE George Russell Scott. :'[inneapolis Christine \Vickhorst, St. Paul ENGINEERING CERTIFICATE Alphy E. Hedberg, Minneapolis GENERAL COLLEGE Candidates presented by Horace T. Morse, Ph.D .. Dean of the General College ASSOCIATE IN ARTS Charlotte Lois Abrahamson, "1Iinneapolis Paula Bomberg, St. Paul Glenn E. Ahmann, Eyota Charles Theodore Bosacker, Minneapolis John J. Andersen, Minneapolis Richard Raymond Bostrom, Minneapolis Mary Linner Anderson, Litchfield J ames Quentin Broberg, Minneapolis Robert Gilmore Anderson, Hopkins Cyrus Cecil Brown, St. Paul \VilIiam A. Anderson, Minneapolis Roy Brown, Minneapolis Richard Harold Andresen, St. Paul June Bruer, Minneapolis Elizabeth Jane Aretz, St Louis Park Robert Leland Buckley, Redwood Falls Pauline Celeste Bacon, Minneapolis Barbara Jeanne Burns, Robbinsdale Barbara JoAnne Bakke, Minneapolis Nancy Joan Bush, Minneapolis Robert Frank Ballauf, St. Paul Delores Cabillot, St. Paul Joan Evelyn Barker, Minneapolis Graydon Edward Cadwell, Pine River John Milton Barker, Minneapolis Mervin Arthur Carll, St. Paul Frank James Baros, St. Paul Paul Eugene Carlson, St. Paul Frank Anton Barrett, Minneapolis \Vallace Alton Carlson, Minneapolis Harry Emil Baumann, Hopkins Patricia Louise Cartwright, St. Paul Richard Arthur Beckstrom, St. Paul Bernice Frances Celuh, Minneapolis John Harold Berglund, Minneapolis Richard Joseph Chenery, St. Paul Ronald Alvin Berkovitz, St. Paul Marilyn Elizabeth Cole, Minneapolis Raymond Joseph Berry, Jr., Minneapolis Richard Howind Cole, Excelsior John Arthur Berthiaume, St. Paul Edward Charles Colosky, Jr., Minneapolis Phillip James Blien, Fairmont Walter Richard Colvin, Fairmont Kenneth Albert Boerger, Minneapolis Stanley Theodore Constans, Minneapolis Norman Walfred Bohn, Minneapolis Leonard Albert Contardo. Duluth 4 William Harold Cook, Jr., St. Paul Lorraine Victoria Johnson, Minneapolis Paul Bork Cooney, St. Paul Wayne Clark Johnson, St. Paul Charles Han.son Crawford, J r., Ernest Victor Julien, Grand Rapids Minneapolis Arlie Robert Juntunen, Minneapolis Robert Earl Crocker, St. Paul Willard George Juth, Crosby Donald Roger Cruzen, Minneapolis Kathleen Joan Kehoe, Minneapolis Roger Logan Cudworth, Jr., St. Paul Arnold Emil Kempe, St. Paul Rohland Arthur Dahlquist, St. Paul Doris Lorraine Kenneth, Minneapolis Harold Oscar Danielson, Minneapolis Arnold Eugene Kittleson, Minneapolis Eugene Raymond Danmeier, St. Paul Charles Bernard Koehler, Minneapolis Grace Margarett Davis, Minneapolis Alvis Daniel Koen, Minneapolis Lambert Alvin Defiel, White Bear Lake William Bullard Kohlsaat, St. Paul Thomas Ammon DeFore, Minneapolis Benjamin Robert Kopacz, Minneapolis Kenneth Erwing Deming, Hinckley Herschel Philip Kopman, Minneapolis Donald Joseph De Villiers, Rochester Kenneth Eugene Krogh, Minneapolis Dorothea May Dixon, St. Paul Leonard Kroman, Minneapolis Richard Alvin Dreher, Minneapolis Harold Albert Krueger, Dunnell Carlton John Duke, St. Paul Paul Frederick Kummel, J r., St. Paul Donald James Durham, St. Paul Edward Wendell Kvelland, Bricelyn Mary Ellen Dyer, Minneapolis Diam! Louise Lagersen, Minneapolis Ralph Carl Edberg, Minneapolis Dale D. Larson, Albert Lea Donald Gerard Eikos, Minneapolis Howard Larson, Minneapolis Aspasia Anna Elafros, Minneapolis Lillian Elsie Lehmann, St. Paul William Hugo Elafros, Minneapolis Gerald Aloysius Lemieux, Minneapolis Philip Alden Elwell, Anoka Wilhur John Lenihan, Minneapolis Donald Louis Endres, Minneapolis William Frank Leonhart, Minneapolis Harold Alan Engelstad, Willmar J ames Alfred Little, Buffalo Willard Selmer Erie, Faribault Thomas George Louris, Rochester Duane Robert Euren, Moorhead William Lucky, Minneapolis Norman Donovan Fairbanks, Jr., Ian L. S. Mackintosh, St. Paul Minneapolis William Gabriel Marchiniak, Marilyn Mae Fedderly, Minneapolis Columbia Heights Natalie Dean Feinstein, Minneapolis Rohert Herman Marwin, Minneapolis Kenneth Paul Firnstahl, Minneapolis Thomas Joseph McDermott, Minneapolis .Mary Ellen Flingstrom, Minneapolis Robert Anthony McDonald, Minneapolis E. Willard Frank, Minneapolis Marian McEachran, Minneapolis Marilyn Jean Franzen, St. Paul John Terrence McGowan, Minneapolis George William Fredericks, Minneapolis Genevieve Ann McGrath, Farmington Revealine Katherine Gershenovitz, Arthur Chandler McWatt, St. Paul Minneapolis Robert Donald Meland, Minneapolis Barbara Ann Gesell, St. Paul Steven Peter Meyer, Jr., Minneapolis Raymond Harold Gibson, St. Paul Toby Michalson, Minneapolis Arthur Whitney Goering, Minneapolis James Raymond Miller, Minneapolis Maurice Goldman, Minneapolis Elizabeth Merritt Mitchell, Duluth Charlotte Mary Gombold, St. Paul Byron Odin Moe, Minneapolis Richard Walter Grabner, Minneapolis John Joseph Molloy, Minneapolis Conrad Eugene Graves, J r., St. Paul Kenneth Frank Morgan, Minneapolis Laenu Adelilah Greenberg, Minneapolis Edward Anthony Munson, Minneapolis Roger Drew Griffis, Minneapolis Harry Franklin Nelson, Amboy John Thomas Griswold, St. Paul George Thomas Newell, St. Paul Kenneth LeRoy Grossman, St. Paul Norma Elizabeth Nickey, Minneapolis Robert Wayne Gustafson, Minneapolis Donald Frederick Nilsson, Minneapolis Jack Clifford Hansen, St. Paul Phil Spencer Norrdin, Minneapolis Warren Thomas Hanson, Canby Miriam Nosowsky, St. Paul Jack Harvey Harris, Morris John Maitland Owens, Duluth Douglas Roland Hart, Minneapolis Louise Pappas, Minneapolis Hamel Forbes Hartinger, St. Paul Carolyn Alice Paul, Minneapolis Wesley Karl Heyn, Minneapolis Gerald George Paulos, Minneapolis James Burton Hoag, Minneapolis Kenneth Roy Pearson, Minneapolis Shirley Louise Hondlik, St. Paul Marvin Eugene Peterson, Red Wing Edward Emil Thomas Hudak, St. Paul Shirley Ann Peterson, Minneapolis Ronald Earl Huebschen, Minneapolis Elaine Constance Podd, St. Paul John William Jacks, St. Paul Charles Singleton Poston, J r., Robert Schaefer Jackson, Minneapolis Minneapolis Larry Eugene Jeffries, Minneapolis Joan Marguerite Quimby, St. Paul Gaylord Johnson, Minneapolis John Barry Read, St. Paul 5 Arnold Stanley Resnick, Minneapolis Jerome Dwight Thompson, St. Paul Patricia Ann Rice, Minneapolis Ardyce Janet Thomsen, St. Paul Maurice Rischall, St. Paul Marjorie Pauline Thorpe, Minneapolis Bernice Ann Robeck, Minneapolis Gayle O. Tryggeseth, Minneapolis Frank Gordon Roberts, Minneapolis Perry George Turgeon, Minneapolis William Lawrence Rylander, St. Paul \illilliam James Van Hercke, Minneapolis Lien Gilbert Sarles, Minneapolis Creighton Earl Vinton, Minneapolis Thomas A. Savage, J r., Minneapolis Elfrieda Faith Vollwich, Minneapolis Joy Saxon, St. Paul Clarence Harlan Wahlstrom, Pipestone DuWayne Schlee, Minneapolis William Joseph Walsh, Minneapolis Hugh William Schuck, J r., St. Paul Stanley Theodore Ward, St. Paul Dale William Settergren, Minneapolis Donald Waryan, Minneapolis Edward William Sewell, Minneapolis Charles Edward Watson, Minneapolis Elwin Leo Shaughnessy, Minneapolis Earl Elliott Weber, St. Paul George Elmer Sherman, Minneapolis Theodore Remmick Whitten, Minneapolis Edgar Arthur Simenstad, St. Paul Robert Arthur Widergren, Minneapolis Robert John Simmer, St. Paul Thomas Keith Wilson, Elk River Marilyn R. Singer, St. Paul Kermit E. Winslow, Elbow Lake Edith Slusser, Minneapolis Marilyn Carol Winther, Minneapolis Eileen Marie Smith, St. Paul Harold William Witwicke, St. Paul Frances Joyce Smith, Clearwater Joan Helen Wood, Minneapolis J ames Richard Smith, Stillwater Richard Harding Wood, St. Paul Howard Eugene Soper, Minneapolis David Freeman Woodcock, Minneapolis Roger Carl Sorensen, St. Paul Rollin L. Woodruff, Minneapolis Jeanne Verdell Stephens, Chicago, III. Robert Leon Wormley, Minneapolis Wesley Mitchell Stiles, Minneapolis Lawrence Zambino, St. Paul Bruce Franklin Stone, Minneapolis Robert George Zumberge, Minneapolis Richard Henry Talbot, North Branch MEDICAL SCHOOL Candidates presented by Katharine J. Densford, R.N., M.A., D.Sc., Director of the School of Nursing GRADUATE IN NURSING" Helen Knudson Aase, Kenyon Carol A. Cole, Minneapolis' Lois Marie Aasland, Minneapolis Nancy Louise Cook, Wausau, Wis. J. Marilyn Adamson, Kerkhoven Marilyn Phyllis Cordell, Marin City, Shirley Jane Anderson, New Brighton Calif. Shirley Lorraine Averill, Minneapolis Mary Joan Courture, Ames, la. Evadeane Hermina Balkema, Lorraine Isabell Crowell, Duluth Orange City, la. Dorothy Helen Cumming, Morris Barbara Joan Banik, Grand Forks, N. D. Norma Joyce Dalager, Bismarck, N. D. Marilyn Ann Baudoin, Annandale Martha Lenore Dallam, Fort Dodge, la. Julia Ann Bengtson, Minneapolis Beverly Virginia Davies, Spring Valley, Irene Antoinette Berg, Minneapolis III. Helene Jane Bergseth, Minneapolis Marjorie Elizabeth Day, Minneapolis Elaine Marian Beske, Minnesota Lake SuzAnn Dobie, Mapleton Evangeline Bitsianes, Hibbing Donna E. Domer, Springville, la. Carol Christine Bode!1, Otho, la. Phyllis Duggan Dow, St. Paul Beverly Mae Boekhoff, St. Paul Betty Jane Eckman, Delano Ruth Eleanor Bolstad, Ross Esther Rosabelle Edwards, B.A., June Jeannette Boxsted, Minneapolis Malta, Mont. Janet Brown, Mason City, la. Elizabeth Ege, Duluth Elizabeth Bullock, Spencer, la. Lois Martin Elliott, New York, N. Y. Mary Ruth Burch, Minneapolis Mary Louise Erickson, Duluth Laura Jenson Burdick, B.S., Gloria Marie Fessler, Minneapolis Hudson, Wis. Lola Ann Findreng, Houston Jean Edith Burkland, Denver, Colo. Marion Jean Fischer, Minneapolis Elizabeth Louise Burud, Big Falls Jacqueline V. Gaines, Fort Riley, Kans. Jeanne Beverly Casey, Duluth Charlotte Gilbert, Minneapolis Lillian Marie Chivers, Minot, N. D. Jane 1. Gillies, Barnum Anna Marie Christman, Glen Lake Lois Yvonne Goings, Spokane, Wash. Elizabeth Anne Sneider Clifford, Barbara Ellen Gordon, Fort Ripley Sioux Falls, S. D. Gladys Ida Gordon, St. Paul * These degrees are conferred subject to satisfactory completion of nursing practice prior to December 16, 1948. 6 Sara Janet Gould, Sherburn Nancy Longley Mead, Little Falls Jo Ann Graff, St. Paul Beverly Jean Menssen, Butterfield El~anor A;gnes Griffin, Minn~apolis Donna J 0 Merrier, Floodwood Elaine LOIs Grove, Mason CIty, ~a. . Marilyn Harriet Moen, Waterloo, Ia. Beverly Jane Taylor Grum~, Mm~eapolts Janet Farrington Moon, Spring Valley Miriam Shirley Grund, ~mneap?lts Marilyn Frances Mueller, Ironwood, Harriet J. Gustafson, Mmneapolts Mich. Alice Jean Gwynn, W?odwort~, N. D. Hazel Severson Mummah, Nerstrand Doris Mae Hagen, Mmneapolts Dolores Virginia Neils, Sauk Rapids Verle Hambleton, Isle Emma Lucille Nero, A.A., Bottineau, M. Helen Hammas, Tower. . N.D. Mary Elizabeth Hanses, Mmneapolts Fumi Ogata, Helena, Mont. Anna Marie Hennig, Selby, S. D. Janet Ruth Ohnstein, Minneapolis Sharon Louise Hill, Brainerd Lillian Isabel Olafson, Gardar, N. D. Ester Nakamura Hirabayashi, Mary Jane Olson, Thief River Falls San Bernardino, Calif. Mavis Elvera Olson, South Haven Evelyn Carolyn Hoffman, Great Falls, Wanita Wanda Olson, Northome Mont. Mary Anne Palmer, Minneapolis Muriel Jean Holan, Minneapolis . Lillian Marie Pearson, Alexandria Patricia Ann Howard, Stockholm, WIS. Delores Joana Perdue, Mason City, Ia. Betty Jane Howson, Minneapolis Sydney Elizabeth Perrin, Minneapolis Jean Annetta Hurst, St. Paul Frances Naomi Person, Hector Irene Ruth Irvine, Lake Park, Ia. Ada Selina Peterson, Minneapolis Joyce Rose Isfe1d, Porter Beverly Ann Peterson, Minneapolis Genevieve Schiltz Jensen, Minneapolis Jean Marie Peterson, Ladysmith, Wis. Ruth Ethel Jensen, Minneapolis Roalene Frances Peterson, Wayzata Marilyn Jeppesen, Worthington Patricia Peyton, Minneapolis Donna Marie Johnson, St. Paul LaVee Krenz Quade, Truman Mary Jane Johnston, Minneapolis Lois Ann Reed, San Bernardino, Calif. Barbara Alice Jones, Milwaukee, Wis. Eileen M. Reynolds, Fort Dodge, Ia. Bette Gertrude J oughin, Estevan, Canada Dorothy Mary Richardson, Northfield Dorothy Frances Kampa, Sherman, S. D. Lois E. Robertson, Bathgate, N. D. Betty Louise Kee, Duluth Dorothy Ellen Royce, Mankato Marcella Maxine Kirkpatrick, Marjorie Ann Rudisuhle, Sandstone Redwood Falls Flora Matilda Salmela, Floodwood Myrna Jean Klaff, Mankato Gloria McFate Sanders, Minneapolis Lucille Muriel Knutson, Bricelyn Mary Louise Schieldt, St. Paul Virginia Mary Kolb, Minneapolis Marian Helen Schmidt, Brookfield, Ill. Dorothy Janet Kopnick, Ironwood, Mich. Luella Schwanz, Truman Carolyn Marie Korbel, St. Paul Mary Joan Schwartz, St. Paul Elaine Elizabeth Korhonen, Annandale Mary Ann Seda, Dunlap, Ia. Patricia Jean Krager, Mason City, Ia. Trudie Elizabeth Sedlmayr, Bagley, Wis. Nancy J. Kragskow, St. James Myrna Lautenslager Shannon, St. Paul Eleanor Lorraine Mary Kubitza, Loretta June Skalicky, Bejou Philbrook Rosella Mae Skalicky, Bejou Mary Eunice Kurpuis, Brainerd Barbara A. Smith, Minneapolis Eileen Mary LaMoe, Eau Claire, Wis. Virginia Lee Smith, Fairmont Ruth Anne Lapinske, Wausau, Wis. Eileen Jean Snyder, St. Paul Agnes Marian Larsen, A.A., Newell, Ia. Emogene Myra Solberg, Erskine Beverly June Larson, Bemidji Juliet Ragnhild Starheim, Minneapolis Marvelle Elaine Larson, Stanchfield Myrna Jean Stehr, Holland Margaret Caroline Lauhala, Hibbing Ruth Perin Stryker, St. Paul Marilyn Jane Legler, St. Paul Mad orie Jean Sumerwell, Chicago, Ill. Jeanne Allison Ludwig, St. Louis Park Dorothy Haar Tessmer, Rogers Gloria Ann Lynch, St. Paul Nancy Ann Thiel, Beardsley Margaret Anne Lynch, Cloquet Yvonne Joanne Thomas, Tucson, Ariz. Colleen Patsy Maher, Puposky Jeanne Jardine Tollefsrud, Minneapolis Phyllis Gene McCaughey, Rock Rapids, Betty Georgia Tomich, Kelly Lake Ia. Dolores Anne Tow, St. Paul Susan Patricia McDermott, Milwaukee, Mary Margaret Truelsen, Wanamingo Wis. Aria Mae Turner, Ladysmith, Wis. Muriel Mae McIntire, Hutchinson Carol Hocking Vennes, White Bear Lake Virginia Lynette McKewin, St. Paul Doris Elaine Wall, New London Janice Cecelia McKie, Bessemer, Mich. Pauline Helen Westphal, Gettysburg, Dorothy McWhorter, Chicago, Ill. S. D. 7 Yvonne Gwenneth Wetter, Delano Marguerite Ann Yelacich, Ironwood, Doris Ileene Wiese, Bigelow Mich. Rosina Alma W rightman, Sabetha, Kans. Lois Caroline Zaiser, St. Paul
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS Candidates presented by T. Raymond McConnell, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts ASSOCIATE IN LIBERAL ARTS Evelyn Lillian Adelman, St. Paul Bruce Allen McCabe, Duluth Renae Anna Anderson, Willmar Robert John McCarthy, Faribault Fred Jerry Applebaum, St. Paul Donald James McTaggart, Hastings Lois Harriet Riggle Ball, Minneapolis Donald Lovejoy Melrose, St. Paul Anthony Matthew Barich, Lead, S. D. J unita Julia Mortensen, Albert Lea John Albert Brown, Waterbury, Conn. Kenneth Albert Neslund, Minneapolis Jane Caroline Carlson, St. Louis Park Thomas Walter Nielsen, Bismarck, N. D. Byron Miles Crippin, Jr., Minneapolis Marcia Mae N oodelman, Minneapolis John Burnett Davison, Minneapolis Clark Gustave Ohnesorge, Minneapolis John Hale Eastman, Brainerd Paul Roland Olson, Minneapolis Joseph Louis Frey, St. Paul George Albert Parker, Duluth Denise Jule Hauger, Minneapolis Oliver Rudy Porter, Alexandria James Edward Haverstock, Minneapolis Bruce Cooley Pusch, St. Paul Arden Joseph Hiekel, Bayfield, Wis. Marie Emelia Roessler, Minneapolis Gerald Hundley Howe, Minneapolis John George Rossman, Jr., Minneapolis Marvin Allen Jacobs, Des Moines, Ia. Richard Falk Sachs, Minneapolis Carl William Johnson, Minneapolis Lee Bennett Scofield, Pine City De Van Fredrick Johnson, J r., Minneapolis Shirley Iris Seibert, St. Peter Gail Purves Johnson, Minneapolis Carol Ann Stewart, Minneapolis Edward Olaf Jorgensen, St. Paul Harriet Beyer Stock, Minneapolis Jacqueline Jeanne Jude, Minneapolis Dean Nyal Strand, St. Paul Harold Ralph Kaufmann, Jr., Minneapolis Ruth Misao Takata, Minneapolis Truman Avery Kjosa, Aberdeen, S. D. Douglas Fredric Thornsjo, Minneapolis William Albert Koeckeritz, Bellingham Gloria Helen Tow, St. Paul Deloris Jeanne Leander, Milaca Richard James Viken, Janesville, Wis. Luella Frances Lund, Minneapolis Helen Patricia \Vheeler, Minneapolis Helen Lorraine Matson, Minneapolis Vivian Jane Zettel, Minneapolis
BACHELOR OF ARTS tsumma Citm laude James Fredrick Cooper, Minneapolis John Lyle Sandstrom, Minneapolis Donald William Klass, St. Paul Jeanne Sinnen, St. Paul Marion Jean McDonald, Annandale Edward Orley Swanson, Pelican Rapids Donald Robert Peterson, Pillager
BACHELOR OF ARTS tmagna cum laude George Watkins Anderson, Jr., Mankato Jane M. Couch, Minneapolis Virginia Maren Anderson, Minneapolis Judith Ann Couch, Minneapolis Virginia Louise Arne, Dayton, Ohio Bernard Elevitch, Duluth Howard Klair Battles, St. Cloud Robert Richard Germain, St. Paul Kenneth George Berge, Wahkon Syrene Rhoise Gross, Minneapolis Ernest Maurice Berkas, Kenyon Joseph Theodore Hannasch, St. Paul Helen Dorothy Berwald, St. Paul Herbert Harris, Brooklyn, N. Y. Russell Stanfield Blanchard, St. Paul Rhoda Hersh, Minneapolis Jerald Blizin, St. Paul Lyle Sheldon Hoffman, Minneapolis Shirley Anne Bodge, Minneapolis Maxine Jessup Houghton, Duluth Patricia Brown, St. Paul Gerald James Howe, Minneapolis :Michael Bernard Casey, Helena, Mont. Edward William Humphrey, Moorhead Carolyn Jane Colvin, Crosby Marion Jackson, Minneapolis t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 8 Robert LoweU Johnston, Minneapolis Mildred Priscilla Ouren, Hanska Donna Mae Knutson, St. Louis Park Kurt PoUak, Minneapolis Barbara Anne Kopnick,. Minneapolis Stanley Paul Rigler, St. Paul Coramary Korfhage, W mona Clifford Ray Rostomily, Minneapolis Barbara Helen Lagerstedt, A.A., Robert Leslie Rowland, Wisconsin -Montevideo Rapids, Wis. Robert Joseph Leiferman, A.A., Charles Merle Samet, Minneapolis Rochester . Helen Maria Schetter, Minneapolis Joan Elizabeth Llghtbourn, St. Paul David Egerer Seham, Minneapolis Richard Carlton Lillehei, Minneapolis Elliott Bernard Springer, Minneapolis Emmy Lou Lindgren, St. Paul Barbara Jane Swensen, St. Paul Laurence Bernard Lueck, Minneapolis Ingrid Olson Thompson, Willmar Paul Alvin Lundbe!"g, M.inneapo~is Earl Raymond Truax, Jr., Sac City, Ia. Patricia Joan Martm, Mmneapohs Frances Elizabeth Valasek, Minneapolis Cyrus Ray McAllister, Jr., Minneapolis Joyce Mary WeUsley, St. Paul Yukiko Kimura Nagano, Minneapolis Eugene Leslie White, Duluth Evelyn Marie Nyvold, Minneapolis John Clarence Wohlrabe, Mankato Sherman James O'Neill, St. Paul Edith Ruth Zak, Minneapolis
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE tmagna cum laude Carol Joyce Eyberg, Nashwauk
BACHELOR OF ARTS tcum laude Gerald Darwin Berndt, Mankato Joyce Marguerite Olson Madole, Alice Jane Biggam, Minneapolis Minneapolis Barbara Jean Blavlock, Minneapolis Ralph Henning Mallinger, Oslo Katherine Virginia Bye, Duluth Richard Francis McGuigan, St. Paul Elizabeth Sawatzky Chapin, Minneapolis Gwen Melby, Alexandria Clifford Manley Christensen, Minneapolis Charlotte Mae Mix, Waukegan, Ill. Jerome Kenneth Corrigan, Minneapolis Helen Vail MuUer, St. Paul Tor Eide, Minneapolis Raymond Arthur Narverud, Minneapolis Doris Johnson Foote, Jesse Lake Leonard Necolai Nelson, Minneapolis Robert Edgar Forman, Minneapolis Irving Glen Nudell, Minneapolis Conrad Bernard Frydenlund, Albert Lea George Louis Ojala, Minneapolis William Matthew Haakana, Minneapolis Bloyd Leonard Olson, Oslo Robert Edward Hammarstrand, Gloria Janet Olson, Portsmouth, Va. Minneapolis Mary Alice Oss, Minneapolis Dean Jacob Hempel, Minneapolis DeLores Lorraine Pederson, Starbuck Curtis John Hendricks, St. Paul John McDonald Streitz, B.Ch.E., Mary Ellen Hodgkinson, Minneapolis Minneapolis John Alexander Janikowski, Jr., Alice Virginia Svec, Minneapolis Detroit, Mich. Nancy Jane Taylor, Minneapolis Bonnie Jensen, St. Paul Donna J. Varner, Minneapolis Thomas Stanley Johnson, Minneapolis Winifred Marion Wagner, Minneapolis Marilyn Jane Kaiser, Minneapolis Gregory Weber, St. Paul Richard Conrad Kogl, St. Paul Harold M. Wexler, Minneapolis Marion Leah Levinson, Minneapolis Kermit Joseph Wright, Minneapolis Francis Ernest Lowe, St. Paul Betty Jean Ytzen, Thornton, Ia. Donald Robert Lundquist, Minneapolis vVard Richard Zimmermann, Minneapolis
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Library Science tcum laude Eva Marie Nelson, B.A., Minneapolis Margaret Gallagher Spoo, B.A. magna cum laude, Waseca t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differential shoulder insignia.
9 BACHELOR OF ARTS Hommey Lorraine Abraham, Mapleton, Lois Cecelia Broughall, Minneapolis Ia. John Leroy Brown, Two Harbors Audrey Katherine Wilma Albrecht, Virgil Neal Brown, Two Harbors St. Paul William Salisbury Brown, B.Aero.E., Donald Thomas Alexander, Jr., White Minneapolis Bear Lake Rosemary Holahan Bruner, Minneapolis Doris Louise Algren, Minneapolis Dina Burgin, A.A., Duluth Dean Lyman Almquist, Minneapolis Lewis Robert Burton, Andover, Mass. Paul William Amodt, Northfield Alice Eloise Simmons Butler, Minot, Robert Charles Anacker, Minneapolis N.D. Arlene Doris Anderson, Minneapolis Ruth Maric Bystrom, Minneapolis Betty Marie Anderson, Cooperstown, Vernon William Cafarella, Minneapolis N. D. Dorothy L. Callahan, Minneapolis Janet Mae Anderson, St. Paul VI arren Martin Campbell, Montevideo Joyce Claire Anderson, Long Lake Thomas Patrick Cannon, St. Paul Lois Anderson, Minneapolis Audrey Verne Carlson, St. Paul Miriam Ellen Anderson, St. Paul Corrine Eleanor Carlson, Minneapolis Shirley Marie Anderson, Havre, Mont. Robert Max Carstens, Redwood Falls Theodore Robert Anderson, Minneapolis Samuel Henry Cassidy, Gladstone, Mich. Ronald Shelley Anfinson, Minneapolis Thomas John Caulfield, J L, A.L.A., Ruth Ziegler Apostolakos, Duluth St. Paul Miles Harvey Archibald, Minneapolis Shirley Joan Cedarleaf, St. Louis Park Stephen Sammis Badger, Minneapolis Magdalyn Jeanne Christie, Minneapolis Bartlett James Baker, St. Paul Henry Weiskopf Cohen, Minneapolis Robert Clifford Baker, Bensenville, Ill. Barbara Bliss Colvin, Minneapolis Patricia Ann Ball, Minneapolis Jean Marilyn Cooperman, Minneapolis Jean Lois Barck, St. Paul John Burton Covell, Minneapolis William Edgar Baskin, Joliet, Ill. Roderick Palmer Crandall, Minneapolis Gertrude Smith Battell, Minneapolis Gertrude Louise Crook, Minneapolis Richard S. Bauder, Minneapolis Edward Dale Cumming, Minneapolis Otto Vernon Baumann, Golden Valley, Elizabeth Stevens Cunliff, Glenview, Ill. N. D. Harold Dahlbeck, Fargo, N. D. William Raymond Baumgartner, Duluth Joan Ruth Dale, Mound Rex Thaddeus Beach, A.A., Stillwater Lionel Benedict Davis, A.A., Duluth Fred Grinnell Bedford, Minneapolis Cleo LaRuth Dickey, DeLeon, Texas Helen Virginia Beggs, Excelsior Gordon Rupert Dickson, Minneapolis Glenn Orville Benz, Minneapolis J ames Hetherington Dokken, Cokato Dorothy Jeanne Berg, Minneapolis Dennis Francis Donovan, Jr., Duluth Alden Frederick Berglove, Minneapolis Donald Henry Dooley, Minneapolis Sanford Irvin Berman, Virginia Hilda Dorow, Garner, Ia. Lee Bernhardt, Minneapolis John Eugene Dougherty, Minneapolis Mary J 0 Berscheit, Grey Eagle Richard Wansbrough Duerner, Detroit Mary Lou Bezek, Mountain Iron Lakes Claudia Lee Bigelow, St. Paul J lldith Duerr, Brainerd Esther Louise Birkland, Minneapolis Richard Warren Duncan, Minneapolis Joan Leonore Bjornstad, Minneapolis Virginia Lowden Durkin, St. Paul Baruch Blum, Minneapolis Richard Jewell Durrell, Minneapolis Ernest Taillefer Bohland, St. Paul Peter John Dzubay, Minneapolis Warne Eldridge Bolander, Browns Valley Earl Wilbur Eli, Minneapolis Robert Henry Bollman, Dundee, 111. J essie Anna Ellis, Minneapolis Arthur Bolter, Minneapolis Robert Werlich Engan, Luverne Christine McPhail Bothwell, Regina, Betty Ann Erickson, Bemidj i Canada Donald Milton Erickson, Duluth Harry Herman Bowing, Jr., Rochester John Quentin Erickson, Minneapolis Richard Marshall Brace, St. Paul Alice Louise Estes, Minneapolis Willis James Brakke, Windom Joan Lillian Eyberg, Minneapolis Donald Emil Brandt, Wells Richard Andrew Falb, St. Paul Janet May Breitenbucher, Great Falls, James Noble Farr, Minneapolis Mont. Mary Lou Ferm, Minneapolis Lowell Reid Brekke, Minneapolis Carl Oscar Flagstad, Minneapolis Wayne Douglas Breneman, Sherburn Paul William Fleming, St. Cloud Richard Ealy Briggs, St. Paul Thomas John Foley, Devils Lake, N. D. Charles Seamans Brisbin, Minneapolis Doris Eileen Franceschina, Minneapolis William Claire Broderick, Mandan, N. D. Elizabeth Ann Frane, Minneapolis 10 Alfred Thomas Frank, St. Paul Clare Bernice Hestad, Nielsville Carla Cummins. Frazier, ¥inneap?lis Donald Walter Hewitt, Minneapolis Gloria Jean Fnedman, Mmneapolts Donna Jeane Hewitt, Minneapolis Charles Friend, St. Paul Winston Russell Hewitt, Grand Forks, Aarne Holger Frobom, Henning N. D. Paul Eric Frykman, Minneapolis Robert Maurice Hexter, St. Paul LeRoy Burton Futscher, Minneapolis Marie Louise Hickey, St. Paul Mary Gallagher, Minneapolis Stanley Hietala, Duluth Elizabeth Jane Galloway, St. Paul Paula Pauline Hjortsberg, St. Paul Dorothy Alkire Gannett, Davenport, Ia. Earl Vivian Hobbs, St. Paul William Arthur Gauger, St. Paul Charlene Frances Hoch, Duluth William Nelson Geagan, Butte, Mont. Melvin R. Hoff, Minneapolis Doris Emily George, Minneapolis Dolores Roslyn Hoffman, Minneapolis Harold Gilberstadt, Minneapolis Robert Frederick Hoffmann, Brainerd Harry Stuart Given, J r., St. Paul Justin Theodore Holl, Minneapolis Russell Baldwin Gottenborg, Havre, Kenneth Harry Holmes, Minneapolis Mont. Robert Allen Holmes, Minneapolis Eugene Stanley Graczyk, Minneapolis Jean Lee Hong, Minneapolis Clarence John Grant, J r., Minneapolis Ruth Violet Hopkins, Minneapolis Edward Gilbert Graves, Minneapolis Kenji Horita, A.A., Minneapolis Charles Henry Gray, Omaha, Neb. Joseph Claude Houts, Minneapolis Rosalind Greenberg, St. Paul Lorene Elsie Hoyer, Minneapolis Sheldon Ivan Greenberg, Minneapolis Mildred Eleanor Hume, Minneapolis Solveig Marie Grette, Minneapolis Sylvia Torstad Huppler, Minneapolis Stephen Francis Griffin, Jr., Minneapolis Donald Elwood Hurd, Calumet Ann Louise Griffith, Minneapolis Lewie Oliver Ingersoll, Blackduck Dorothy Louise Grinden, Duluth Selene Joy Irving, Eveleth Laverle Beverly Grinden, Minneapolis Bernard Joseph James, Haugen, Wis. Arthur LeRoy Griswold, J r., St. Paul Thomas William James, Haugen, Wis. Nancy Lewis Gruenhagen, St. Paul Barbara Gertrude Jansen, St. Paul Charles Bennett Gullans, Minneapolis Dorothy Mae Janzen, Moorhead John Martin Gunsolus, East Lake Paul Gerhard Johnshoy, Starbuck Mary Kathryn Gustafson, Minneapolis Carol Ann Johnson, St. Paul Thrine Minerva Haga, Plummer Carolyn Adair Johnson, St. Paul Robert Frederick Hageman, Sanborn Elizabeth Mary Johnson, Alexandria Elaine Mildred Hallberg, Minneapolis Gloria Mae Johnson, Minneapolis Violet Evelyn Hallen, Minneapolis James Myron Johnson, Worcester, Mass. Jules Verne Hallum, Detroit Lakes Joyce Elaine Johnson, Th.B., Minneapolis Alice Jean Hamburg, Minneapolis Luther Nathaniel Johnson, Jr., Mound Ralph William Hamer, St. Paul Martha Genevieve Johnson, Glyndon Eleanor Jean Hamilton, Minneapolis Oscar Elden Johnson, Minneapolis William Major Hamley, Robbinsdale Phyllis Harriet Johnson, A. A., Garfield Douglas Alan Hammond, Minneapolis Willard Dale Johnson, Minneapolis Mary Penelope Handsaker, St. Paul Morris Fredrick J oonson, Minneapolis J ames Frank Hannasch, St. Paul Suzanne Pearle Jude, Minneapolis Joyce Helen Hanson, Minneapolis Richard Roland Kamprath, Omaha, Neb. Mary Jane Haraden, Chisholm John Leo Kauth, Jr., Minneapolis Robert John Harlow, Minneapolis Nola Gretchen Kearney, St. Paul Robert Burton Harris, Minneapolis Almour Francis Keely, Minneapolis William Henry Harrison, Jr., Fargo, Geraldyne Ann Kehrer, A.A., Kilkenny N. D. Robert Thomas Kelly, DeGraff Roger George Hart, St. Paul Margaret Schmitt Kenyon, Minneapolis Irving Norman Hartman, Minneapolis George Keprios, Pequot Lakes Frank Charles Hayer, J r., Minneapolis Elinor Andrews King, Minneapolis Patricia Jane Hayes, New York, N. Y. Wallace Darrow Kirkness, Minneapolis Harold Lloyd Hedberg, Minneapolis Phyllis Joann Kistler, Minneapolis Raymond Verlaine Hedelson, Yankton, Herbert Sidney Klapper, Minneapolis S. D. Vincent Joseph Klaus, Minneapolis Paul Arthur Hedin, Maple Plain Richard Lawrence Klein, St. Paul Carol Gertrude Hedman, Hibbing Leslie Andrew John Klieforth, Patricia Louise Hegman, Minneapolis Minneapolis Inez Geneva Helgerson, Minneapolis David Warren Klinger, St. Paul Charlotte Ann Hellevik, Faribault William Roger Knievel, Austin Charlotte Lu Hemberson, Minneapolis Carol Lois Koenig, Minneapolis Eunice Elizabeth Herbold, Anoka Charlotte Clare Koontz, Minneapolis Ruth Ann Hermann, Minneapolis Walter Edwin Krafft, Minneapolis 11 William C. Krafve, Duluth Garfield Miller, Beulah, N. D. Marjorie Kreidberg, St. Paul Herman Miller, Reading Phyllis Julien Kroon, Minneapolis Kenneth David Miller, St. Paul Walter Albert Krueger, Appleton, Wis. Patricia Ann Millott, Hopkins Carrell John Kucera, Hopkins John Ronald Milton, St. Paul Audrey Lois Ladd, Minneapolis Grover Gray Mitchell, Grand Rapids Kathryn Spencer Ladd, Minneapolis Russell Harry Mitchell, Glyndon Jesse Kay Lair, Minneapolis James Oliver Mithun, Steen William Pierce Laird, Minneapolis Gayland Russell Moe, Minneapolis Thomas Ignatius La Nasa, B.Aero.E., Leonard Albert Moehrle, St. Paul St. Paul Robert Morris Mommsen, New Kenneth Arthur Landgren, Minneapolis Richmond, Wis. Edward Travis Landman, Minneapolis Beulah Elizabeth Monke, Minneapolis Ray Lenard Lappegaard, Minneapolis Frances Charlotte Montgomerie, St. Paul Lorraine Doris Larson, St. Paul Lloyd Edward Montgomery, Minneapolis Margaret Ann Laustrup, St. Paul Joan Gaylord Mooney, St. Paul Van Sheerin Lawrence, St. Paul John Griffith Moore, Wolf Point, Mont. Bernice Geraldine Lawyer, Sandstone Arvonne Skelton Morgan, Minneapolis Richard Ormond Leavenworth, Jr., David Wayne Morgan, Minneapolis St. Paul Karol Merwin Morphew, Pine River Paula Marie Leek, A.A., Minneapolis Georgia Moscrip, Sherwood, Ore. Ida Lees, Duluth Walter Robert Murray, Minneapolis Edward LeVau, Minneapolis Jane Catherine Nachtmann, Maplewood, Elaine Ruth Levin, Minneapolis Mo. Jacqueline Copp Levine, St. Paul Nancy Ruth Neal, Minneapolis Barton Leonard Lewis, St. Paul Gloria Irene Nelson, Minneapolis Joyce Marilyn Lindholm, Cloquet Lenore Patty Nelson, Minneapolis Marilyn Christi Link, Minneapolis Ruth Marie Nelson, Minneapolis Arlene Joan Linnell, St. Paul Melvin N eren, St. Paul Phyllis Esther Logan, Fairmont Raymond Alfred Newman, Eveleth David T. Long, Menomonie, Wis. Lorenz Arthur Newton, Hackensack Donald Gene Loth, Minneapolis Keith Joseph Nighbert, Minneapolis Douglas Karl Loth, Minneapolis Richard Fewell Noland, Minneapolis Eugene Alvin Theodore Luebker, Walter Nels Norem, San Diego, Calif. St. Paul Ellwood Norquist, Minneapolis Ardeth Emeline Luger, St. Paul Clifford William Nyberg, Cokato Robert Francis Mach, Minneapolis Lauri William Nykanen, Minneapolis William Murdoch MacKay, Minneapolis Thomas William Nyquist, Milaca June Ilene Mackley, Minneapolis Ronald Roman Oberle, Mankato John Wilson MacRae, Minneapolis Wallace Dillon O'Brien, J r., St. Paul Paul Robert Madden, St. Paul Margaret Mary O'Connell, Minneapolis Muriel June Mann, Minneapolis George Taro Okumura, A.A., Minneapolis William Abner Marcotte, Minneapolis Elmer Alan Olson, Red Wing Barbara Ann Marks, Minneapolis Gordon Willis Olson, St. Paul Jacqueline Shirley Marsh, St. Paul Joyce Carol Olson, Duluth Gloria Martin, Marshall Patricia Jane Olson, Pelican Rapids Stephanie Bonello Martin, Duluth Robert Greydon Olson, Wheeler, Wis. Dorothy Lee Larson Mathot, Franklin, Harold Patrick O'Neill, Graceville Ind. Vincent Le Roy Oredson, Minneapolis Rae Matsuoka, Chinook, Mont. Benjamin F. Ostergren, Jr., St. Paul Edward Neil Mattson, Warren William Harry Over, Minneapolis Lorraine Audree Mattson, Minneapolis Dorothy Ann Owen, Winona Joyce Lucille Maul, Minneapolis Merwin Bernard Oyen, Minneapolis Marjorie Annette McFeters, Minneapolis Robert Alan Palmer, International Falls Daryl Lewis McKinney, Austin Robert Charles Parker, St. Paul Beryl J erdee McLaughlin, Duluth Remsen Ogilby Paul, Minneapolis Mary Ann McQuillan, St. Paul Douglas Lloyd Perrin, St. Paul Robert Francis Medina, St. Paul Loren George Petersen, A.A., Joanne Ellen Mehne, Duluth Worthington Clifford Dwight Merriott, Minneapolis Audrey Marie Peterson, Minneapolis Fern Meshbesher, Minneapolis Philip Edwin Peterson, Minneapolis Jean Marilyn Metcalf, Minneapolis Richard George Peterson, St. Paul Gladys Mary Micka, Virginia Jean Marion Phillips, St. Paul Phyllis May Mickelson, St. Paul Leonard John Pignatello, A.A., Enid Foss Mickle, Rapid City, S. D. Minneapolis Beryl Bernard Miller, Minneapolis Caroline Pomeroy, Minnetonka Beach 12 Eugene Edward Pool! Minne~polis Lee Daniel Stark, A.A., Crosby Ruth Oral Porter, Mmneapolis Barbara Michael Sternberg, Minneapolis Bruce Culver Prentice, Ashland, Wis. Harold Percy Steubs, Hopkins Mary Teresa Preston, Minneapolis Eldon Lloyd Stevens, Minneapolis David Edward Proctor, Minneapolis Francis Michael Stevens, St. Paul Paul Samuel Proia, Ely Jean Little Stevenson, Minneapolis Mary Celia Putnam, St. Paul Jack Warren Strand, St. Paul Winston Hugh Puttick, Minneapolis Margaret Jane Strohmeier, Minneapolis Alan Emil Rasmussen, Minneapolis Laurel Ambrose Summers, St. Paul Robert Julian Rees, Minneapolis Joyce Louise Sundby, Duluth Charles Clifford Reischel, St. Paul Justin Sunvold, Sacred Heart Marguerite Rensch, St. Paul Glen Eric Swanson, A.A., St. Paul Suzanne Revier, St. Paul Betty Ann Swenson, Minneapolis Margaret Nadine Reynolds, Sundance, Stephen Odell Tanner, Minneapolis Raymond Joseph Tarleton, St. Paul NormanWyo. Davi·d R·Ice, B ..S , M·mneapo I·IS Annabel Jean Teberg, Minneapolis Joseph ~nt~ony ;Richard~on, St. Paul Ruth Margaret Thomas, Frazee Doris Rlvkm, Mmneapolis Janet Esther Thraff, St. Paul John Alden Roberts, Minneapolis Laurna Mae TilIquist, St. Paul Thomas John Roberts, St. Paul Marcia Louise Tilsen, St. Paul Agnes Lorraine Robertson, Austin Mary Ellen Tolaas, St. Paul Malcolm Higgins Robertson, Minneapolis Eunice Chisaye Torii, St. Paul Helen Elizabeth Robinson, Moorhead Richard Theodore Torkelson, Minneapolis Paul Gordon Rockwood, St. Paul Dorothy Elizabeth Townsend, Elizabeth Jane Rodenberg, St. Paul Belle Plaine Eugenia Karen Rogstad, Detroit Lakes Robert John Travers, St. Paul Robert Earl Rollin, Duluth Edward LeRoy Traxler, Jr., Marshall Arnold Rosenberg, St. Paul Robert Henry Trench, Dennison Gloria Joan Rosenthal, Chicago, Ill. Jon Wright Trost, Rochester Lynn Dorothy Roth, Cleveland, Ohio John Emmanuel Tsouderos, Minneapolis Elizabeth Audrey Rydell, Minneapolis Frank Jay Tupa, Jr., Minneapolis Edward George Sable, Rockford, Ill. Robert Lawrence Tyler, St. Paul Donald Milton Sandberg, Minneapolis Ernest Sverre Ueland, Minneapolis Donald Micheal Benedict Santo, Delphine Kathryn Undem, Rogers, N. D. Browns Valley Jacqueline Ruth Villesvik, Minneapolis Howard Edward Sargeant, Northfield Mary Louise Voigt, St. Paul Marilyn Mae Sauer, Minneapolis Jean Marie Volkenant, Minneapolis Robert Wallace Schimke, Eureka, S. D. Mary Helen Wacker, So. St. Paul Shirley Neoma Schleiff, St. Paul Jane Wahlberg, Minneapolis Fern Florence Schloff, St. Paul Kenneth W. Wakershauser, Minneapolis Bawn Elizabeth Schmidt, Willmar J ames Louis Wanvig, B.S.L., Joy Douglas Schultz, St. Paul Minneapolis Allen Schwartz, St. Paul Patricia Elizabeth Warford, Bemidj i Robert James Schweitzer, Jr., Stanley Albert Weese, Minneapolis Minneapolis Nancy Rosalyn Weil, Minneapolis Robert William Selle, Minneapolis Gloria Joy Weiler, Minneapolis Richard John Sells, Minneapolis George R. Weinberger, St. Paul Mary Lucille Shaughnessy, Minneapolis Frank Santmyer Wells, Austin Patrick Shearer, Minneapolis Warren William Wendt, St. Paul Lucille Anne Shorba, Minneapolis Marie Anne Wensel, Moorhead Martinus Ellsworth Silseth, Minneapolis Emerson Lee Wheeler, Minneapolis Gerald Silver, Minneapolis Betty Frances Whelan, Minneapolis Alice Nison Simon, New York, N. Y. John Clifford Whitacre II, St. Paul Richard John Siviur, Minneapolis Robert G. Wick, St. Paul Alta Jane Smith, Minneapolis Lois Jean Wicklund, Eau Claire, Wis. Donald Theodore Smith, St. Paul Charles Lawrence Willcutt, Minneapolis George Stephen Smith, Minneapolis Eileen June Williams, Brooten Peggy Jean Smith, Hibbing froward Yolen Williams, Jr., St. Paul William Don Smith, Seattle, Wash. John Dennis Williams, Minneapolis Shirley Jean Snackenberg, Robbinsdale Valoris Marie Williams, Albert Lea Richard Maxwell Sorenson, Minneapolis Louis James Wilson, Winona Lloyd Anthony Spetzman, Jr., St. Paul Donald Edwin W ohlrabe, Springfield Richard Hensler Spurzem, Anoka Eleanor Louise Wolford, St. Louis Park Mary Stacy, Minneapolis James Morrison Wolner, Cloquet Robert Franklin Stanchfield, Dillon, Gloria Jeanne W ooos, Minneapolis Mont. William George Wright, Minneapolis 13 William Leslie Wulke, Minneapolis Thomas Littleton Young, Watertown, Corinne Alice Wurst, Greenwald S. D. Albert Thomas Young, Jr., Minneapolis Wallace Carey Young, Duluth
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Yukiko Hasegawa, B.A., Minneapolis Charlotte Ruth Olson, Glenwood Pauline Lynch, Virginia Hollis Annetta Pearson, St. Paul Edith Ann McElrath, St. Paul Glen Leroy Richardson, Minneapolis Joanne Elizabeth Nordstrom, Marilyn Jean Schlee, Minneapolis Minneapolis Eunice Elisabeth Wicklund, A.A., Bonnie Barbara Olson, St. Paul Eveleth
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Library Science Melvin Alan Newman, B.A., Duluth Leonard John Pignatello, A.A., Glenn Lyle Peterson, Crookston Minneapolis
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Candidates presented by Thomas A. H. Teeter, B.S., Executive Officer of the Institute of Technology
BACHELOR OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING twith high distinction Louis Frank Heilig, Minneapolis Everest Ernest Riccioni, Chisholm Robert O'Clock, Coleraine
BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING twith high distinction Charles Dwight Christopherson, Russell
BACHELOR OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING twith high distinction Dale Fredrick Engstrom, Minneapolis Gordon Emmet Kelly, Superior, Wis.
BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING twith high distinction Mayer Milton Krupitsky, Minneapolis
BACHELOR OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING twith high distinction Irvin Danielson, St. Paul Lloyd Robert Johnson, Chisholm Frederick De Vere Dennstedt, Harmony J ames Wallace Rector, Minneapolis
BACHELOR OF CHEMISTRY twith high distinction Barbara Marjorie Hinderer, St. Paul
BACHELOR OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING twith distinction Andrew Edward Abramson, St. Paul Howard Carroll Rodean, Jenkins Mordy Lionel Brownstone, Winnipeg, Dexter Carlyle Sederstrom, Minneapolis Canada J ames Gottlieb Wenzel, Springfield Bernard Morrow Gale, Wayzata Benton Edward Wetzel, Minneapolis t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 14 BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING twith distinction Martin Mark Fogel, Minneapolis Raymond Arthur Sandford, Minneapolis
BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING twith distinction Donald Joseph Bruner, Minneapolis Donald Robert Satrom, Minneapolis Frank George Frankosky, Jr., Warren Harding Schumann, Sleepy Eye Minneapolis Jerry Kay Thomas, Turton, S. D. Richard Clair Maimer, Albert Lea William Herbert Wegner, St. Paul Gordon Wendell Miller, Albert Lea Hewitt Herbert White, Northfield
BACHELOR OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING twith distinction Robert John Blade, Minneapolis Marjorie Irene Pearson, St. Paul Hugh Finch Frohbach, Minneapolis Ernest Kenneth Peterson, Jr., Vernon Darrell Gebert, Minneapolis Minneapolis William Barr Helgeson, St. Paul John DeWitte Robbins, Mantorville Eugene Carl Kalkman, Minneapolis Nicholas Bernard Rowe, Winona John Truman Ludwig, Minneapolis Robert David Swanson, Duluth Thomas George Martin, St. Paul Donald Stener Thorson, B.S. in Naval Robert Neville McCoy, Duluth Tech., Superior, Wis. Donald Robert Moll, Cloquet
BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING twith distinction Robert Cowley Anderson, Duluth Lawrence Edward McGauley, Duluth Robert Warren Beckley, Minneapolis Robert Paul Montague, Duluth Harold Henry Danforth, Jr., Rutland, Vt. Robert Emil Naslund, Superior, Wis. Francis John Green, Minneapolis Joseph Fielding Pfost, Hastings Donald Herman Larsen, B.S. in Naval Gordon Richmond Whitnah, Wayzata Tech. with distinction, Carlos
BACHELOR OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING twith distinction Roger Whiting Anderson, Minneapolis Douglas Arthur McArdle, B.A., John Gustave Benjamin, Hutchinson Minneapolis . Marvin Dale Dunnette, Minneapolis Marlin Paul Nelson, Hancock John Royal Ferron, White Bear Lake John Podlipnik, Hibbing Ralph Crawford Kennon, Minneapolis Peter Eugene Throckmorton, St. Paul John Thomas Zeien, North Branch
BACHELOR OF CHEMISTRY twith distinction Ernest George Jaworski, Minneapolis Micheal Joseph Joneich, Minneapolis
BACHELOR OF PHYSICS twith distinction Paul P. Bey, Mason City, la. Jerome Joseph, Minneapolis
t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.
IS BACHELOR OF METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING twith distinction Russell David Burke, Minneapolis Carl Henry Himmelman, B.S. in Naval Don Edwin Cadwell, Mora Tech., Des Moines, Ia. James Elton Forciea, Minneapolis Richard William'Wilson, St. Paul
BACHELOR OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING Laurence Joseph Adams, Mapleton Erwin Lloyd Long, St. Paul James Wi111iam Bilodeau, Minneapolis Palmer Lee Long, Excelsior Robert William Bowers, Mound J ames Frederick Martin, Minneapolis Willis Richmond DakaR, Jr., Parsons, Duane James McConnell, Vesta Kans. Donald Marz Neal, Minneapolis Alden Smith Dean, St. Paul Frank Percy Nelson, Minneapolis George Enzmann, Ray Howard Donald Olsen, Minneapolis Floyd Finberg, Minneapolis Quentin Edwin Parsons, Elk Point, S. D. James Lowman Frazier, Harrisburg, Ill. William John Peters, St. Paul Arnold Ordell Gilbertson, B.S. in Naval Harry Edwin Schulze, Fairmont Tech. with distinction, Minneapolis Charles Frank Sengir, Jr., Minneapolis Edward Joseph Halcin, St, Paul Edward W. Skoog, St. Paul John Richard Hed, St. Paul Sherman Santoris Sollie, Fertile Donald Allen Johnson, St. Paul Eigil Jacob Stordal, Minneapolis John David Johnson, Anoka Harry Theodore Swanson, Two Harbors LaVern Andrew Johnson, Appleton Kenneth Frederick Thompson, Holger Carl Kent, Wayzata Minneapolis Donald Clarence Knutson, Minneapolis Duane Hardy Troup, Colman, S. D. Deane William Langguth, Minneapolis Robert Stanley Wallace, Lake City Harry Saidler Lee, Minneapolis Allan Eugene Wilson, Robbinsdale Paul Miner Leland, Minneapolis
BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING Leonard Lyle DeVries, Big Fork John Matthew Rantala, Nashwauk Reynold Matt Hakala, Duluth Eugene W. Smith, Minneapolis Russell Elmer Larson, St. Paul
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE Everett John Isakson, Minneapolis Thomas Joseph Shefchik, Jr., Duluth
BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING Gordon Lagersen Addington, St. Paul Alf Gerhard Hanson, Bricelyn Charles Kermit Albertson, St. Louis Park George Warren Heller, Minneapolis Donald Gordon Anderson, Duluth Donald Oscar Johnson, Minneapolis Albert Hilliard Bailey, Elk River Ellsworth Orr Johnson, Minneapolis Robert Morris Balch III, Minneapolis Elwood Pierre Johnson, Forest Lake Edward Charles Bather, Minneapolis Vfilfred Eugene Johnson, Minneapolis Walter Alvin Benike, Rochester Robert Stanley Kenning, Minneapolis Richard Peter Braun, St. Cloud Jack Wan'en Kiffe, Minneapolis Thomas Galow Burdsal, Minneapolis Joseph Leo Klemenhagen, Long Prairie LeRoy Howard Chambers, Longville Robert Kay Knutson, Minneapolis Milton Roger Christensen, Duluth Leo Arnold Korth, Mankato Donald Oliver Comb, Minneapolis Kenneth Alfred Madole, Mankato Allen Ernest Cox, Minneapolis James John Mahos, Hibbing Robert Caryl Dunn, Osakis David Nye McEnary, Minneapolis Roger George Fast, Minneapolis Herbert Carl Nelson, B.S., River Falls, Roy Merritt Fay, Cloquet Wis. Raynold Oliver Folland, Duluth James Crawford Nelson, St. Paul Ralph Philip Fredrickson, Faribault Henry Martin Ottersen, Duluth Harold Eugene Grier, Hopkins Glen S. Pederson, St. Paul Clifford Harold Grindy, Minneapolis Herman Eugene Quist, Jr., Minneapolis
t Candidates graduating with honors are identIfied by differentiated shoulder insignia.
16 Russell Allen Rea, Tracy John Paul Skagerberg, Alexandria, Va. William Greenwald Ridge, Anoka Charles Harvey Swain, Minneapolis Robert Raymond Riesgraf, Carver . Wayne Harry Sweney, Minneapolis William Rolke, Jr., Youngstown, OhIO Roland Arthur Tripp, Farmington Kermit Ray Sc~a~er, Walnut Grove Nicholas Frederick Truog, Long Prairie louis Albert SCIPIO II, B.S., St. Paul Clifford Wendell, Minneapolis Emil Anthony Shabatura, Minneapolis Richard Lawson Wheeler, St. Paul David Dean Siehndel, Cleveland Stewart Vern Wright, St. Paul Joseph David Sikich, Hibbing
BACHELOR OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Mason Bossuet Alkire, Minneapolis Thomas Samuel MacMillan, Jr., Richard Theodore Anderson, J r., Stacy Minneapolis Harland Robert Benike, Rochester Jack Joseph Mannarino, St. Paul Arthur Godfrey Blomquist, St. Paul John George McSherry, Norge, Va. John Donald Bloom, Willmar Calvin John Meyer, Mankato Norman John Braaten, Minneapolis Robert 'vVayne Meyer, St. Paul Paul Gorn Christensen, Owatonna Clifford LeRoy Nelson, Blomkest Kathleen Helen C1affy, St. Paul \Villiam Howard Nesbitt, Minneapolis Gordon Richard Deppe, St. Paul George Andrew Reasbeck, Jr., George Burge Dewitt, Minneapolis Minneapolis Orlin Justus Dullum, Minneapolis Murray John Risch, Minneapolis Carl Arnold Edstrom, White Bear Lake Harry Francis St. Germain, Jr., St. Paul Rollyn William Frank, Albert Lea James John Seashore, Minneapolis Donald Alder Freeberg, Duluth Harry William Spell, Minneapolis Reidar Gudmun Gabrielson, Virginia Glen Rudolph Spetz, B.A., Duluth Kendall Edison Gorder, B.A., Aberdeen, Theodore Stepoway, International Falls S. D. Truman Manville Stickney, B.Aero.E., Milliard Robert Guberud, Jamestown, Crookston N. D. Harry Folsom Stillwell, Minneapolis Robert Wayne Hagmann, Minneapolis Harry Gilbert Stumpff, Emporium, Pa. Theodore Lyle Hammond, International Glenn George Sundberg, Cambridge Falls Paul Eugene Swenson, Minneapolis John Robert Joseph Hanna, Brainerd Elmer M. Syrjamaki, Chisholm Sheldon Dale Heaner, Minneapolis Lyman David Taylor, Minneapolis Virgil Leroy Helgeson, Benson Joseph John Tritchler, Moorhead Lyman Curtis Hevle, St. Paul Duane Morris Trones, Minneapolis Fred Kanichi Ikeda, Wilmette, Ill. Jack Wesley Tweedale, Chicago, Ill. Robert William Jarvis, Minneapolis Edwin Kieth VanDeRiet, Fairmont Robert Douglas Johnson, Minneapolis Robert William Voigt, St. Paul Hymie Katz, St. Paul Arnold Lewis Waxman, Albany, N. Y. Howard Frederick Kidder, St. Paul Dean Bernell Williams, Minneapolis Demetrius Basil Kleason, St. Paul James Warren Wipson, Duluth Raymond Wayne Maas, Kalamazoo, Mich. BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING John Benedict Abeln, Minneapolis Warren Gamaliel Faue, Minneapolis Raymond Joseph Abeln, Minneapolis Ralph Stephen Freeman, Jr., Minneapolis Gerald Wesley Anderson, Minneapolis Ralph Greenspan, New York, N. Y. Richard Theodore Anderson, J r., Stacy William Fairman Haas, St. Paul . William Hyatt Bachelder, Jr., Stillwater Joseph Crandall Haney, Excelsior Donald David Baron, Minneapolis Richard William Holmquist, Willmar Minnerd Alfred Blegen, Spring Valley, Eugene Joseph Holzer, Minneapolis Wis. Herbert F. Horner, Jr., Minneapolis Alwood Stanley Brown, St. Paul Robert Victor Jacobs, Minneapolis Donald Melvin Butala, Minneapolis Bruce Alden Johnson, Minneapolis Elmer Melvin Christensen, Albert Lea Benton Charles Jones, B.S. in Naval Charles Emmet Cleland, Montevideo Tech., Minneapolis J ames Myron Cunnien, St. Paul Ross Wyman Jordan, B.Aero.E., Jack Carl Daggett, Minneapolis Minneapolis Keith Wickwire Davidson, St. James James Gregory Kennedy, Duluth Francis Joseph Dawson, St. Paul Fernand Charles Klees, B.Aero.E., Lawrence William Edelman, Minneapolis Minneapolis 17 Norman Elliott Kogen, Minneapolis Donald Joseph Reger, Fairfax Keith N. Krier, Columbia Heights Donavon Traugott Rehwaldt, B.S. in Tomio Ronald Kumataka, Minneapolis Naval Tech., Minneapolis Frank John Lange, St. Paul Bernard Joseph Robichaud, Minneapolis Muriel Carolyn Larson, Minneapolis LeRoy Herman Rose, Minneapolis Robert Arthur LeVahn, Minneapolis Philip Willis Rowberg, B.A., Hanley David Fred Manz, Duluth Falls Rodney Eugene Martinsen, Minneapolis Harvey Shiell Sauby, Minneapolis William Flickner Nettekoven, St. Paul Robert Edwin Stewart, Minneapolis Teruo Okuma, Minneapolis Robert Edward Tan, Cloquet Edward Anthony Oldfield, St. Paul Allen Leigh Thornton, Regina, Canada Kenneth Gerald Oliver, Minneapolis James Leslie Tobin, Eveleth Norman Christopher Olson, Duluth Robert Vernon Umbehocker, St. Paul Wayne Burton Olson, Minneapolis Frank Peter Vinella, Minneapolis William Ernest O'Sullivan, Minneapolis Richard Wayne Weiler, Minneapolis Maynard Annar Oustad, Duluth Darwin Sylvester Weist, La Crescent Clyde Mack Pearce, Jr., Duluth Robert Frank West, Minneapolis Raymond Edward Pearson, Duluth Kenneth Thomas Whitby, B.S. in Naval William John Pesek, St. Paul Technology, Minneapolis Clifford Leroy Peterson, Sherburn Gordon Earl Witte, Rochester George Marvin Pike, Rochester
BACHELOR OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Duncan Ray Ackley, Jr., Minneapolis Robert Arthur Knapp, Minneapolis Louis Joseph Ahlberg, Jr., St. Paul Adrian Owen Magnuson, Thief River Ardis Leroy Anderson, Strandquist Falls Vernon Grant Anderson, Minneapolis Robert Daniel Meyer, St. Paul Everett Lee Burkholder, St. Paul Paul Gordon Nygren, B.S. in Richard Earl Carlson, B.S. in Naval Meteorology, St. Paul Tech., St. Louis Park Richard Owen, Minneapolis Philip Emery Caron, Cloquet Bruce Gordon Rice, St. Paul Robert Lincoln Checkel, Minneapolis Allen Vaughan Riley, Jr., St. Paul James Brunswick Christensen, St. Paul Mary Elinor Rydberg, International Falls Jack William Dallman, Rochester Walter A. Sanborn, Jr., Mankato Josephine Watson Daubney, St. Paul Roland Sidney Sawdey, Hill City William Gerald Dunn, B.S. in Naval Vernon Whittemore Schroeder, Superior, Tech., St. Paul Wis. Roy Leslie Edwardson, Hibbing Rosalie Irene Sperling, Minneapolis James Roger Fischer, Minneapolis Walter Hjalmer Tanttila, Zim Roger Kent Frigstad, St. Paul Donald James Thimsen, Hopkins . Robert Glenn Fulton, Minneapolis Larry Lawrence Joseph Thorp, Duluth Richard Herbert Goms, Minneapolis Clark Hoff Tyler, St. Paul Granville Dean Guttersen, St. Paul Thomas Vincent Voegtli, Minneapolis Gordon Albert Halseth, Minneapolis James William Watson, Minneapolis Donald Bruce Haynie, B.A., St. Paul Richard Warren We steen, Minneapolis Lennart Ingemar Johnson, Minneapolis Harry Melvin Winn, Minneapolis Melvin Kirschner, St. Paul
BACHELOR OF CHEMISTRY Robert Bruce, Pipestone Gordon LaVerne Hanson, B.S., Parkers David Loyle Dobbs, Minneapolis Prairie Robert Oswald Engh, Baudette Louise Llewellyn Mitchell, Minneapolis John Gregory Fleckenstein, Duluth Ralph Gordon White, St. Paul Charles Rossland Gangnath, Minneapolis
BACHELOR OF PHYSICS Leonard Irvin Cobb, St. Paul John Edward Peterson, A.S., Eveleth Earl Anton Glarborg, Minneapolis
BACHELOR OF GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING Kenneth Earl Baker, Minneapolis Robert Huey Dickey, Wayzata
18 BACHELOR OF METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING Alton Orlo Aaby, Minot, N. D. John Leonard Johnson, Hallock Robert Grant Phillip Anderson, Minot, Richard Adry Larson, Minneapolis N.D. Roger Anthony Nagan, St. Paul Herbert Francis Clyne, Duluth Herman Rischall, St. Paul Harold Alvin Helgerson, Minneapolis Morris Edgar Sandvig, Lead, S. D.
BACHELOR OF MINING ENGINEERING Albert Leonard Alexander, Brainerd Donald Ralph Mellem, Crosby Alan David Brown, Minneapolis J ames Edward Schelske, Minneapolis Arnold Robert Knutson, Minneapolis
BACHELOR OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERING Carl Albert Crone, New VIm Robert Warren Rademacher, Minneapolis
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS Candidates presented by Henry Schmitz, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 'huith high distinction
(Course In Home Economics) Jean Lorraine Carlson, Minneapolis Verene Voll Cray, Mound
(Course In Science Specialization) Charles Harris Benrud, Goodhue
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith distinction
(Course in Agriculture) ] ohn Marlo Crist, Austin Ralph William Richardson, Jr., Newport Robert Eugene Roufs, Minneapolis
(Course in Food Technology) Lyle Everett Eckberg, Minneapolis
(Course in Forestry) William Perry Wheeler, Deerwood
(Course in Home Economics) Suzanne Helen Bothwell, Duluth Lenora Grace Johnson, Castlewood, S. D. Mary Patricia Draheim, Neenah, Wis. Marjorie Frances Johnson, Minneapolis Jeanne McLean Grady, Duluth Catherine Margaret Leasman, Glencoe Geraldine El1en Gulstrand, Minneapolis Joyce Maurine Petersen, Minneapolis
(Course in Science Specialization) Duane John LeTourneau, White Bear David Daniel Rubis, Jackson Lake Curtis Marshall Wilson, St. Cloud
t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia.
19 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
(Course 11! Agriculture) Robert Arthur Anderson, Duluth John Henry Mathison, Albert Lea Russell Kenneth Anderson, Le Roy William John McCabe III, Duluth Albert Julian Bergerson, Lake Park John Connell McMartin, Stockton Waldemar Ferdinand Boening, Faribault Richard Cullen McWilliams, So. St. Paul Henry Max Brandt, Westbrook Neil Elbert Michaelson, Minneapolis Milton Olney Brown, Minneapolis Bernard Benjamin Nelson, Jr., John Nolan Cashman, Owatonna Minneapolis Lawrence Millard Christenson, Plaza, LeRoy Walter Nylander, Minneapolis N.D. Carl Everett Patterson, Dayton, Ohio Frank Melvin Crane, Garden City J ames Kenneth Ridley, St. Paul George Harry Daellenbach, Siren, Wis. Russell Lawrence Ruud, Minneapolis William Anthony Dotzler, Aitkin Wilson Charles St. Martin, Richfield Robert Keith Fagerholm, Rush City Clifford Edwin Sisler, Jr., Grand Rapids Roger Norman Findahl, Waterville Alan Clement Stevermer, Easton Donald Patrick Foley, Eagle Lake William Hamer Tate, Curmensville, Pa. Burton Roy Frost, Buffalo, N. Y. Richard Arthur Vol elk, Winona Robert Edward Hansen, Arlington J ames Arthur Wempner, Plainview Chester Ludwig Johnson, Pine City Nicholas Gregory Weyrens, St. Cloud Joseph James Jovanovich, Keewatin Victor Bernarr Y oungner, Nelson George Morrice Manning, Minneapolis
(Coltrse in Fish alld Wildlife Management) Jack George Erickson, Fairport Gerald Pospichal, Chisholm Harbor, Ohio Edward John Smith, Jr., Sioux City, la.
(Course 111 Food Technology) Barbara Helen Pirrie, Gardcn City, Robert Joseph Praizlcr, Austin N. Y.
(Course I1t Forestry) John Flagstad Anderson, Minneapolis John Marvin Kittelson, Montevideo Robert Waldemar Anderson, St. Paul James Mitchell Linne, Minneapolis Glenn Alden Carlson, Eau Claire, Wis. John Robert Noble, Minneapolis Joseph Chern, St. Paul Earl Martin Osborne, Barnum Alta Elmo Ehly, Logan, Kans. Rodney Benedict Schumacher, Raymond Carl Hanson, Duluth Minneapolis Miron Lee Heinselman, B.A., Minneapolis Thomas August Thompson, Ely Masaki Hiratsuka, Amache, Colo. William Henry Ziemer, Minncapolis Donald Edwin Johnson, Minneapolis
(Course in Home Economics) Patricia Ann Adams, St. Paul Arlene LaVonne Franzen, Cloquet Merilyn Bonita Andersen, Minneapolis Sylvia Pauline Fried, St. Paul Lorrayne Fae Anderson, Duluth Virginia lola Groth, Braham Mary Ruth Anderson, St. Paul Jeannette Dorothy Halverson, Osage, la Carolyn Ida Auten, Minneapolis Hisae Hamaoka, Minneapolis Mildred Alice Banka, Conrad, Mont. Mabel A. Hart, Moose Lake Virginia Charlene Bennett, Duluth Hannah Hayano, Minneapolis Helen Mary Bonvicin, Hibbing Joyce June Huot, Cloquet Paula Hinze Brandt, Pine City Dorothy Elaine Johnson, St. Cloud Suzanne Agnes Bujold, Duluth Joan Mi11icent Knapp, White Bear Lake Geraldine Cohen, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lois Barbara Kuehn, Minneapolis Mary Louise Dunbar, Duluth Marilyn Mae Mattson, Bayport Catherine Marie Ebersviller, Fergus Ruth Marguerite Louise Miller, Walker Falls Bessie Setsuko Morimoto, \Vaseca Doris Lucille Ericksen, Perley Maxine Lilace Gloria Nordberg, Mary Jean Fischer, Minneapolis Cambridge Nancy Ruth Frank, A.A., St. Paul Patricia Elizabeth Norris, Minneapolis
20 Gudrun Martha Norton, Minneapolis Lorraine Sorenson, Minneapolis Hatsuko Patricia Okamoto, Minneapolis Norma Mae Stone, Crookston Kathleen Virginia Pedersen, Ruthton Margaret Faye Valentine, Ely Eleanor Barber Phillips, St. Paul Eleanor Mae Watson, Hobson, Mont. Irene Lucille Raihle, Minneapolis Rose-Mary Josephine Willette, Ella Marie Saggau, Ceylon Minneapolis
(Course in Science Specialization) Martin Green Brookins, Jr., Kansas Harold Mathew Keller, St. Paul City, Mo. Bruce Linder Larson, Minneapolis Edward Maurice Clark, Jr., St. Paul Florian John Otto, Lester Prairie Kenneth Warren Hanson, Graceville Clifford Henry Perrizo, Delavan
MASTER OF FORESTRY Charles Emil Schlesinger, B.S., St. Paul
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS, AND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Candidates presented by Henry Schmitz, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith high distinction (Course in Agricultural Education) Lawrence Earl Nelson, Mora
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith distinction (Course in Agricultural Education) Norman Gilbert Brakken, Alexandria Robert Paul Marvin, Deerwood Royal Selwyn Copeland, Mansfield, Ohio Clifford H. Zaffke, Backus
(Course in Home Economics Education) Elizabeth June Cooper, A.S., Virginia Ellen Keefe, Foley Elin Karoline Jensen, Tyler
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Course in Agricultural Education) Martin Fred Anderson, Duluth Harrison C. Schmiesing, Lucan Walton Norris Hultstrand, Baudette Vincent Francis Stotko, Montrose Maurice Donald Johnson, Red Wing Melvin Vernon Swanson, A. A., Th.B., Lyle Allen J olson, Austin Chicago, Ill. Rudolph George Kezele, Nashwauk Marvin L. Thomsen, Tyler Richard R. Mitton, Long Prairie Clifford Alfred Thoreson, Montrose Donald William Moeller, Fairmont Wilton Wendlandt, Albert Lea
(Course in Home Economics Education) Edith Ann Arneson, Halstad Verna Helene Jacobson, Alexandria Lorraine Evelyn Bjorgo, St. Paul Lois Augusta Landre, Duluth Anna Gisladottir, Reykjavik, Iceland Katharine Bates Lane, Palmyra, Mo. Carol Elaine Holm, Atwater Delphi Eleanor Lundberg, Minneapolis
t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 21 Joyce Byrne! Marboe, Minneapolis Valera Mae Smith, Dodge Center Mary Catherine Moore, Minneapolis Helen Katherine Stephens, Minneapolis Licla May Peterson, Parkville Marilyn Jeanne Hansen Theorin, Betty Ruth Brakken Sandager, Minneapolis Alexandria Virginia Mae Wetzler, Minneapolis Evelyn Bertha Schultz, Waconia DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS Candidates presented for commission by Lieutenant Colonel William A. Orr, c.E., Acting Professor of Military Science and Tactics Air Reserve, Second Lieutenants Robert Richard Alderman Philip Finley McNutt Gerald Floyd Ansel Jon Takushiro Matsuo Paul Gottlieb Baer Victor Ottomar Meier Robert Winston Battey Douglas Clarkson Miller Burton Little Benson Emerson Warren Mistelske Martin Green Brookins George Louis Mitchell James Winston Busse Gilbert Wilde Murphy Arnold Raymond Dahlberg Rolf Wilton Nelson Leon Danforth Dominick Jack Lee Nixon Alexander Leonard Donaldson Thomas L. Noonan William Cyril Don Carlos Dennis Harris Olson Roderick Howard Drews Alden Clifford Peterson Joseph Melvin Elliott Dean Robert Rindy Arthur Philip Fischer Alfred Emil Ross Duane Wesley Foss Robert Harlan Rostamo Robert Tilford Fremming Howard Edward Sargeant Joseph Louis Frey Clifford Arnold Schroeder Merrill Albert Hansen Richard Paul Schumann Harry James Harper Ralph Arthur Stock Delbert Curtis Hastings Otto Karl Stohr George Warren Heller Harry Theodore Swanson Clarence Weldon Holtzman, Jr. Orvin Lee Swedburg Arden John Johnson Thomas Earl Taus Dewain Clifford Johnson Julian Clifford Teigen Paul Branscom Kennedy Roscoe Paul Thorpe Ray Joseph Kundtz William Joseph Thorpe J esse Kay Lair Keith Rodney Thorson James Madison Law J ames Edwin Turnquist J ames Sylvester Leaon Richard Dale Weiblen William Philip Lebra Alan Jack Wallace Charles Richard Lindquist Warren William Wendt Thomas Levering Lombard Irvin James Wilson Robert Raymond McClanahan Raymond Marshall W ollum, Jr. J ames Ian McMillan Robert Bennett Zuehlke Coast Artillery Corps Reserve, Second Lieutenants Karl Clifton Anderson Julian Joseph Idzorek, Jr. James Richard Andre Clyde Allen Klappenback Arthur Frederick Calvert Kendall Wayne Korems Robert Enoch Carlson Robert Daniel Larson Oma Bruce Cartwright Julian Wood Lunde Russell Edward Christofk Keith Marshall Lysen Frederick Daniel Conrad Robert John McCarthy Robert Eugene· Cook Robert August Miller Howard Norman Dahlgren Samuel Leslie Moorhead Edward Harry Davies, Jr. David B. Olson Donald Owen Dencker Paul Jules Piccard Leroy Eugene Faser Dean Severin Rockman Kenneth Benjamin Fick Richard Kendal Wegner Robert Frederick Giese Jules Marion Winn Melford Llewellyn Hagen Edward George Winter John Lamb Huestis 22 Quartermaster Corps Reserve, Second Lieutenants Leo William Adams David Arthur Roden Lewis Raymond Bouma, Jr. Arthur Charles Roemer Lowell Richard B.raun Peter Francis Ross John Ross Cummmg Archie Kent Shrewsbury Leonard Harold DeBernardi Theodore Stepoway Eugene Leonard Kubes Robert Lee Thaves Arnold Bendik Larson Clifford Leo Tierney, J r. Solomon Mastbaum Sheldon Samuel Weinstein Wesley Jennings Matson Lyle Harrison Wharton William Vernon Raymond John Maynard W ordelman John Ira Richardson
Signal Corps Reserve, Second Lieutenallts Gaylord Anderson J ames Lee Kamiske Lawrence Marshall Anderson Robert Frank Kennedy, Jr. Richard Alan Carlson Hugh William Larsen Elgin George Enabnit, Jr. Robert Williams McKewin Elmer Edwin F~st William Theodore Nelson Irwin Harold Hackner Harold Arthur Roberts John David Harrington
Transportation Corps Reserve, Second Lieutenants Clarence Walter Berg Hays Hamilton Jensen Warren Dean Bergstrom J ames Mattson Kinney J ames Charles Brown William John Larson Frederick Carl Claassen Roland Jack Lystad Paul John DeWahl Robert Townsend McElrath John Francis Downing J ames Bruce Reed Robert Lawrence Ekstrand William Joseph Riley Alfred Thomas Frank Edward Walter Sargeant Paul Eric Frykman Dean John Schmitt Edward Mathew Gerner Drew Christian Simonson Paul Robert Gustafson Harold Andrew Sorenson Kenneth Ray Haas Everett William Sweet Lawrence Edward Hanson, Jr. J ames Carroll Williams Gordon Robert J agusch Arthur William Youngren
DEPARTMENT OF NAVAL SCIENCE AND TACTICS Candidates presented for commission by Captain Walter C. Holt, U.S.N., Professor of Naval Science
Ensigns, U.S.N. Robert John Harlow Ronald Roman Oberle
Ensigns, U.S.N.R. Gordon Lagerson Addington Glenn Richard Rose Robert Max Carstens LeRoy Herman Rose Charles Dwight Christopherson Nicholas Bernard Rowe Odean Cole Erickson John Thomas Simonet Ernest George Jaworski Nicholas Frederick Truog Bruce Alden Johnson Gedney Tuttle Karol Merwin Morphew James Gottleib Wenzel Clifford LeRoy Nelson
23 LAW SCHOOL Candidates presented by Everett Fraser, B.A., LL.B., Dean of the Law School BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Law John Alexander Amundson, Bowman, Clarence Joseph McConville, Minneapolis N.D. John Atmore McHugh, Minneapolis John Ries Bambenek, Minneapolis John Lee McKenzie, Virginia V"; arren Franklin Bateman, St. Paul Sheldon Dean McRae, Little Falls Edmund John Belanger, Eveleth Robert Chamberlain Mussman, Robert Alan Benson, Minneapolis Minneapolis Sydney Richard Burau, Deerwood Raymond H. Nordhausen, Alpha J ames David Cahill, Minneapolis Evans Warren North, Minneapolis Paul Harrison Cashman, Minneapolis Stanford Mack Olson, Minneapolis Curtis Lyle Charlson, Kenyon Dale Carl Paul, St. Paul Douglas Oliver Christgau, St. Paul Edward Andrew Peterson, Thief River Bryce Tromburg Christianson, Osceola, Falls Wis. Ralph Wesley Peterson, St. Paul William Bennett Christie, Perham John Jerome Plunkett, St. Paul Henry Harrison Cowie, J r., St. Paul Genevieve Ruth Pollock, Hibbing Richard Haines Darby, Owatonna \Valter Edward Pose, Jr., New Sam Bernard Davis, Minneapolis Hampton, la. Joyce Myron Dixon, Long Prairie George Francis Pougiales, A.A., James Dorfsman, St. Paul Rochester Clinton Clarence Fladland, Forest Lake Richard Howard Pritikin, Minneapolis John F. Fletcher, Minneapolis John Donald Robb, J r., Albuquerque, Robert Pearl Folsom, St. Paul New Mexico Craig Potter Gilbert, Duluth Donald Eugene Morlan Rockne, Michael Daly Goblirsch, Perham Blooming Prairie J ames Edward Maury Gottlieb, Curtis Lloyd Roy, Duluth Minneapolis J ames Patrick Ryan, St. Paul George Poulin Gurley, Pipestone Homer Arvid Saetre, Henning Wallace Frank Gustafson, Bird Island John Robert Sandefur, Winona Emanuel Gyler, Los Angeles, Calif. Gilbert John Schlagel, Howard Lake Louise Alvina Herou, Minneapolis Irene Florence Scott, Minneapolis Dolores L. Hill, A.S., Eveleth Isabel Jean Severson, Canby William Irving Holbrook, Minneapolis Wesley Sizoo, San Gabriel, Calif. Earl Duane Jacobsen, Albert Lea Edward Norman Sorlie, Minneapolis Bruce Benjamin James, Haugen, Wis. J ames Smith Swenson, Rochester Lawrence H. James, Los Angeles, Calif. Joseph Geris Thornton, Alexandria Dorain Erling Jensen, Luck, Wis. Benj amin Vander Kooi, Edgerton Charles Clayton Johnson, Mankato Clague Arthur Van Slyke, Benson Dean Kimball Johnson, Minneapolis John Robert Wareham, Minneapolis Kenneth Buxton Jones, So. St. Paul John James Welch, Minneapolis Keith Dunlap Kennedy, Lead, S. D. David Keller Wendel, Milwaukee, Wis. Thomas P. Krebsbach, St. Paul Allen Whitman, St. Paul Robert Eugene Lee, Caledonia J ames Malcolm Williams, Minneapolis Robert John Lemm, St. Paul Lorene Dorothy W oif, Minneapolis Irving Lifson, Minneapolis Sigwel Wood, Algona, Ia. John Paul Lommen, St. Paul BACHELOR OF LAWS Paul Thomas Aitken, B.S.L., Minneapolis Irving Gilman Davis, B.A., Storrs, Conn. Robert Sheley Auten, B.E.E., Minneapolis Richard Sylvester Dobis, B.A., St. Paul Charles Edward BaiIly, Webster, S. D. John Joseph Doherty, B.S.L., Minneapolis Edmund John Belanger, Eveleth Robert Stephen Ersted, B.S.L., Arthur Biooston, B.S.L., Minneapolis Minneapolis Rolf David Boe, B.A., Northfield Gale Wallace Freeman, B.B.A., Zumbrota Hosmer Andrew Brown, B.A., Harold Gold, B.S., Minneapolis Minneapolis Charles Stauffer Hadley, B.S.L., Edward Thorwald Christian, A.A., Superior, Wis. B.S.L., Glenville Richard Orval Hanson, B.S.L., Hyman Harry Cohen, B.S.L., St. Paul Minneapolis 24 Harry James Harper, B.A., Duluth Charles Verner Moren, B.A., St. Paul Richard Tallman Hart, Jr., B.A., Judd Stevens Mulally, B.A., St. Paul Moose Lake Hartley Nordin, B.S.L., Rush City Thomas Ric~ard Hautman, B.A., Roger Fred Noreen, B.S.L., Duluth Minneapohs Ladean Alfred Overlie, B.S., Carlton Lawrence Clifford Hedeen, B.A., William Harlan Perbix, B.S.L., Hopkins St. Paul John Robert Person, B.S.L., St. Paul Floran Eugene Herring, B.S.L., Warren Francis Plunkett, B.A., Austin St. Paul Chester Seymour Rank., B.A., Minneapolis Robert William Irvine, B.A., John Rolf Reigstad, B.A., Minneapolis Primghar, la. William Maugridge Robb, B.A., Owen Allen Johnson, B.S.L., Minneapolis Minneapolis Vincent E. Johnson, B,A., Minneapolis Perry Justin Robinson, B.A., Tohn Raymond Kelly, B.A., Minneapolis Jamestown, N. D . . ]eroI?e Martin Kolander, B.A., Sl.ayton Robert VanHorn Tarbox, B.A., St. Paul Wilham Joseph Kraker, B.S.L., GIlbert Charles Tatsuda, B.A., Ketchikan, Alaska John Everett Mac Gibbon, B.A., Doran J. von Unschuld, B.5.L., Minneapolis Minneapolis Clark MacGregor, B.A., Minneapolis James Louis Wanvig, B.S.L., Minneapolis Donald Jerome Merriman, B.A., Robert Arthur Wurst, B.A., Greenwald Minneapolis
MEDICAL SCHOOL Candidates presented by Harold S. Diehl, M.A., M.D., D.Sc., Dean of the Medical Sciences
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith high distinction (Course in Medical Technology)* Ruth Maxine French, Pawpaw, Mich. (Course in Public Health Nursing) Ruth Elise Miller, Askov Helen Bower Phillips, R.N., Minneapolis BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith distinction (Course in Medical Technology)* Barbara Jeanne Bruner, Minneapolis Mary Joan Peterson, Minneapolis Jean Eleanor Grantman, Red Wing Mary Louise Stuhlfauth, Wausau, Wis. (Course in Occupational Therapy) Valerie Elwood, St. Paul (Course in Physical Therapy) Rosalie Mary Erspamer, B.A., Hibbing Florine Prusak, Chisholm Helen Rosemary Hazen, Yakima, Wash. Ruth Jeanette Thvedt, B.A., Alamo, N. D. (Course in Public Health Nursing) Lillie Harrietta Anderson, R.N., Blue Esther Florence Minges Lyman, R.N., Earth Lemmon, S. D. Elaine Cording Baker, G.N., Kearney, Edith Lucille Norris, Minneapolis Neb. Hermina Roskamp, R.N., Cedar Falls, Ia. Gloria Marie Fessler, Minneapolis Helen May Wood, Spencer, Ia. Edna C. Jennings, Battle Creek, Mich. Lois Caroline Zaiser, St. Paul Laura Ann Kerr, St. Paul * These degrees are conferred subiect to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to December 16, 1948. t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 25 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Course in Medical Technology)* Elizabeth Jane Andrews, Bemidj i Phyllis Elizabeth Lund, St. Paul Artemis Cornelia Bougas, Bismarck, Gertrude Edna Marsh, Anoka N.D. Beverly Lou McCord, St. Paul Evelyn Bricker, Winnipeg, Canada Florence Mary Misjuk, Minneapolis Marian Borghild Brunsdale, B.A., Ruth Marie Mlekoday, Minneapolis Minneapolis Marjorie Rae Nelson, Sioux City, la. Joan Elizabeth Champion, Spencer, la. Jean Marie Oleson, Chippewa Falls, Wis .. Joanne Margaret Davey, Eveleth J can Ellen Rath, Cedar Falls, la. Betty Jean Dreesman, Titonka, la. Charlotte May Rohr, St. Paul J eul Maxine Eide, Crookston Marlys Joan St. Cyr, Robbinsdale Verna Jean Gartland, Fertile J oan Avis Schlosser, Robbinsdale Joyce Elizabeth Huffman, Harvey, N. D. Ella Marie Spanjers, Minneapolis Leone King, St. Paul Florence Wesley Swensen, Duluth Gloria Lorraine Kinney, Minneapolis
(Course in Medicine) John Howard Allen, St. Paul Naomi Gene Lund, Wolf Point, Mont. David Duberg Allison, B.A., Brainerd M. Wesley Marans, B.A., Butte, Mont. Sol Austrian, B.A., St. Paul Ralph Frederick Meincke, Minneapolis William Albert Autrey, Aitken Robert John Meyer, B.A., Minneapolis Paul Gregory Bauer, B.A., White Bear Charles Frederick Miller, Long Prairie Lake John Patrick Moran, B.A., St. Paul James Russell Bergquist, B.A., Charles Henry Nelson, Lake Park Minneapolis N orman Albert Nelson, Minneapolis Harry Henderson Billings, Pine Island David Dean Norman, B.A., Crookston Frank Julius Bonello, Duluth Stephen Theodore Normann, Jr., B.A., Charles Seamans Brisbin, Minneapolis St. Paul William Claire Broderick, Mandan, N. D. Mark Eugene Odland, B.A., Minneapolis Martin Beil Callan, Lewiston John Benjamin O'Leary, Waverly Charles Vincent Carlson, Minneapolis Donald Lawrence Olson, Minneapolis Philip Dixon Christensen, B.A., St. Paul Melvin Gerhard Oppen, Spicer Henry Weiskopf Cohen, Minneapolis Neil Merald Palm, Minneapolis Edward Patrick Donatelle, Minneapolis Paul Andrew Peterson, Jr., Mountain John Joseph Dwyer, Fargo, N. D. Iron Henry Victor Eastman, Minneapolis Konald Arthur Prem, St. Cloud Evan Sherman Ellison, B.A., Minneapolis Robert Frederick Premer, St. Paul Matthew Gruber, Minneapolis Arthur Benajhar Quiggle, Minneapolis Allan Murray Gunn-Smith, Minneapolis Kenneth Berton Romness, Sacred Heart John Burton Hayes, St. Paul John Elihu Rosander, Minneapolis Dwight Carroll Hoeg, B.A., magna cum Alois McKeon Scheidel, Mankato laude, Lake View, la. Thomas Semba, Minneapolis Alan R. Hopeman, B.A., Moorhead Marcus Ignatius Shelander, B.A., Arvid Jerome Houglum, Perley Minneapolis Gerald E. Howe, St. Paul John Sims Solhaug, Minneapolis John Edward Indihar, Chisholm Michael Paul Sperl, J r., St. Paul Warren Douglas Jensen, Little Falls Clifford Jennings Stadem, Minneapolis Chester Willard Johnson, Jr., Excelsior J ack Warren Strand, St. Paul Edward Alfred Johnson, B.A., Virginia Edward William Swenson, B.A., Omaha, Roger Stanley Johnson, B.A., St. Paul Neb. Robert Donald Kochsiek, St. Paul George Tadashi Tani, B.A., St. Paul John Kosiak, Chisholm Albert "L." W alonick, Minneapolis Leighton Walter Larson, Humboldt, S. D. Walter Llewellyn Wilder, B.A., magna Roger Clarence Larson, Minneapolis cum laude, Minneapolis John Holzheid Leversee, Minneapolis Robert George Ziegler, Cambridge Barton Leonard Lewis, St. Paul
* These degrees are conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to December 16, 1948.
26 (Course in Occupational Therapy) Alice Louise Coleman, Minneapolis Lorraine Goodrich Miller, East Grand Kathleen Mary Connors, St. Paul Forks Helen Elizabeth Ha~ding, M.inneapolis Winifred Phelps, Minneapolis Gloria Joan Law, Mmneapohs Elizabeth Ann Rex, Milwaukee, \Vis. Margerylou Lisherness, Minneapolis Sylvia May Staven, East Grand Forks Ann Armeda Stephens, Minneapolis (Course in Physical Therapy) Laura Marie Becklund, Minneapolis Raymond Joseph Rabideau, Duluth William Higley Matschke, Minneapolis Ruth Lorraine Helgerson Ross, Margaret Norma Meyer, Duluth Minneapolis Ralph Gregory Ohrn, Chicago, Ill. Barbara Joan Schultz, Warroad Robert Lester Polk, Minneapolis Helen Lois Sundell, Geneva, Ill. (Course in Public Health Nursing) Iva Fern Amundson, Slayton Dorothy Bertille McFadden, R.N., Margaret Frances Ayers, R.N., St. Cloud Letts, Ia. Evangeline Bitsianes, Hibbing Muriel Mae McIntire, Hutchinson Caroline Elizabeth Blankshain, R.N., Janice Cecelia McKie, Bessemer, Mich. Chicago, Ill. Marguerite Rose Juel Meyers, Morris Albina Anne Bozym, Rockford, Ill. Dolores Virginia Neils, Sauk Rapids Anna Marie Christman, Glen Lake Helen Louise Nelson, Milbank, S. D. Martha Lenore Dallam, Fort Dodge, Ia. Jeanne Marie Odencrantz, Two Harbors Wava Loraine Dixon, Bozeman, Mont. Fumi Ogata, Helena, Mont. Delila lone Duske, G.N., Montrose Audrey Jean Ostberg, St. Paul Ruth Evelyn Edstrom, St. Paul Genevieve Carolyn Osterfeld, Bird Island Irene Rosalie Gable, Minneapolis Mary Anne Palmer, Minneapolis Charlotte Gilbert, Minneapolis Eleanor Anne Peden, R.N., Fairfield, Harriet J. Gustafson, Minneapolis Mont. Catherine Elizabeth Haas, R.N., St. Paul Patricia Peyton, Minneapolis Verle Hambleton, Isle Mary Louise Rollins, Winsted, COllll. Marie Bernice Haugen, R.N., Sebeka Belle Jeannette Rosenstock, Topeka, Ruth Ellen Heikura, R.N., Virginia Kans. Mildred Elmina Hepola, R.N., Sebeka Marjorie Ann Rudisuhle, Sandstone Hazel C. Herrick, Chatfield Kathryn Sandberg, G.N., Zumbrota Frances Beatrice Hoffner, Eveleth Myrna Lautenslager Shannon, St. Paul Alma T. Hovde, Minneapolis Laura Emma Smith, R.N., Big Lake Maurine Pearl Hurd, R.N., Dilworth Ruth Perin Stryker, G.N., St. Paul Pauline Eleanor Johnson, G.N., Center Dorothy Haar Tessmer, Rogers City Betty Jean Warden, Ballantine, Mont. Irene Burdick Kimel, Madison, Wis. Evelyn Ethel Weigold, Winsted, Conn. Myrna Jean Klaff, Mankato Pauline Helen Westphal, Gettysburg, Vida Rose Linn, Kansas City, Mo. S. D. Jeanne Allison Ludwig, St. Louis Park Helen Zenkovich, R.N., Sioux City, la. (Course in X-Ray Technology)* Leonette Eloise N eslund, Mentor
BACHELOR OF MEDICINE Regime Ann Aronow, B.A., B.S., Alexander Marius Boysen, B.S., Pelican Shelby, Mont. Rapids Joseph James Asta, Jr., B.A., B.S., Robert Glen Bridge, B.S., Midland, Mich. Brooklyn, N. Y. Donald George William Brooking, B.S., Jesse John Barron, B.S., Minneapolis Minneapolis Anthony Joseph Bianco, Jr., B.S., Duluth Irving Harold Chevlen, B.S., Youngs- Leland Merle Bitner, B.S., Kinsley, Kans. town, Ohio Norbert Paul Bloehowiak, B.S., Pulaski, Richard Louis Conde, B.S., Duluth Wis. Robert Francis Conway, B.S., Mankato Priscilla Day Boekelheide, B.A., B.S., Windon Hewett Davis, B.S., Rochester Robbinsdale Donald Evensta Derauf, B.S., St. Paul • This degree is conferred subiect to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to December 16, 1948. 27 Eugene John Diefenbach, J L, B.s., Margaret Mary McCabe, B.S., Chattanooga, Tenn. .Minncapolis Jeanne Dahl Diefenbach, B.S., J. Victor Monke, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Minneapolis Litchfield, Ill. John Hammill Draheim, B.S., NCClluh, Vernon Emil Neils, B.S., Sauk Rapids Wis. Clifford Edward Nelson, B.S., Laura Elaine Edwards, B.A., St. Paul Minneapolis John Emery Egdahl, B.S., Eau Clairc, Charles A. Neumeister, B.S., Minneapolis Wis. Harry William Orme, B.S., Wheat Ridge Ruby Maria. Engstrom, B.S., 1I[.S., Colo. Gladstone, Mich. Edward Antone Pasek, A.A., B.S., Myron Elwood Erickson, B.S., Cloquet Minneapolis Vemon Fred Perrigo, B.S., Minneapolis Philip Hubert Fenstcrcr, J L, n.s., John Robert Pfrommer, B.S., Lafayette, Oyster Bay, N. Y. Ind. Robert John Fink, B.S., l'I1inne;tpolis Eex Arthur Pittenger, B.A., Minneapolis William Herbert Goodnow, Sioux City, John vVebster Raattama, B.A., Nashwauk la. John Porter Reed, J r., B.A., Clayton Robbie Green, B.S., Bozeman, Plantsville, Conn. Mont. Dan Reikes, B.S., Bronx, N. Y. James William Halvorson, B.S., Brainerd Arnold Olin Rholl, B.S., Minneapolis George Winfield Heine, J r., B.S., Austin Helen M. Safford, B.S., Minneapolis Lucille Jeanette Hoilund, B.S., Duluth Richard James Salk, B.S., Sauk Rapids Leong Yale Woo Hom, B.S., Minneapolis John Bryant Sanford, B.S., Minneapolis Loren Joel Jacobson, B.S., Rugby, N. D. Harry Edward Schneiter, J r., B.S., Robert Travis Jensen, B.A., B.S., Grove City Williams Thomas Clement Smersh, B.S., Owatonna Sheldon William Joseph, B.S., Chicago, Stanley J. Sontag, B.S., Mankato Ill. Charles Curtis Strong, B.A., Chehalis, Robert Michael Joyer, B.S., Minot, N. D. Wash. Warren Andrew Kadas, B.S., Farmington William Eugene Taylor, Pomeroy, la. J ames Edward Kelsey, B.S., Loch Mary Eleanor Thornton, B.S., Lansing, Arbour, N. J. la. Ervin Arthur Kjenaas, B.S., Minneapolis J olyon Simeon Tucker, B.S., Beverly Fred Henry Kocnecke, Jr., B.S., Ceylon Hills, Calif. Paul J. Kushner, B.A., B.S., Brooklyn, Hildegard Josephine Virnig, B.S., B.A., N. Y. Pierz Joyce Sansen Lewis, J r., B.S., Long James Otis Wall, B.S., St. Paul Prairie George Joseph Wernette, B. S., Firth, Harold David Locketz, B.S., Minneapolis Idaho Jeanette Kraemer Lowry, B.A., l'ILA., Louis Jolyon West, B.S., Madison, Wis. Minneapolis John Irving Williams, B.S., Evanston, Ill. Fred Madenberg, B.S., Chicago, III. Gloria Ru-wen Wong, B.A., B.S., Philip Marcus Margolis, B.A., B.S., Albert Lea St. Paul Joe Yamamoto, B.S., Los Angeles, Calif.
MASTER OF HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION Ralph Bergh Bersell, B.A., Minneapolis Robert Alden Molgren, B.A., Kalamazoo, Joseph Earl Debord, B.S., Minneapolis Mich. Arthur G. Hennings, B.B.A., Mankato Roger Ben Samuelson, B.S. in Econ., Franklin P. lams, B.A., Washington, Pa. Minneapolis Robert Ervin Johnson, B.A. in Bus. Owen Bernard Stubben, B.A., Adm., Alliance, Ohio Minneapolis Helen LaVon Lueck, Benson Richard vValter Trenkner, B.D.A., St. Paul
MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH Hector Abad-Gomez, M.D., Medellin, Mildred Lena Bickmann, B.S., Winsted Colombia Anne Burns, B.S., Columbus, Ohio Lila May Atkisson, B.A., Long Beach, Chester Charles Burski, M.D., Chippewa Calif. Falls, Wis. Elmer Edgar Bertolaet, B.A., M.D., John Oscar Buxell, B.S. in Chern. E., Palmyra, Wis. M.S., St. Louis, Mo. 28 Mary Kathryrte Carmack, B.Ed., Milan, Dacia Marie Kuske, B.S., Olivia Mary Inez Lorenz, B.S., Oklahoma City, Ill. D Alice Louise.Darling, B.A., M.B., M .., Okla. Minneapohs Julio Munoz Puglisevich, Lima, Peru LiJlian May Derflinger, B.S., Lancaster, Federico Reyes, M.D., Mexico, D.F., Ohio , . Mexico Marguerite Eleanor Green, B.S., I'anna, Angel Porfirio Sanchez G., D.sc., M.D., Ill. .. Comayaguela Rep. of Honduras Frederick F. Heisel, B.S., Mmneapohs Daniel Perry Trullinger, B.A., M.D., Ramona Borree Hopkins, B.S., Hayward, Oregon City, Ore. Calif. Francisco B. Vazquez B., B.S., M.D., Bao Hwang Kai, .M.D., Nanking:. China Portoriejo, Ecuador Harold Nelson Kmgsbury, B.S. 1tl C.E., Roland Eugene Zook, B.Ed., M.S., Ashland, Wis. Springfield, Ill. Chi Tung Koo, B.S. in C.E., Wuhsi, China
SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY Candidates presented by William H. Crawford, D.D.S., Dean of the School of Dentistry
GRADUATE DENTAL HYGIENIST Mildred Elaine Andres, St. Paul Lorraine Larson,· Fergus Falls Reva Jean Bannister, Minneapolis Jean MacKay, Duluth Edna Jeanne Brendal, St. Paul Magdalen Mary Michl, Hopkins Mary Augusta Brett, Regina, Canada Ramona Jeanne Nelson, Taylors Falls Marlyn Alice Brom, Benson Rhodaeve Nolte, Minneapolis Loretta Cecelia Buckley, Mankato June Anne Over end, Minneapolis Catherine Leigh Carson, Sioux Falls, Ardis Lorraine Peterson, Madison S. D. Karin Alice Smith Roberts, Minneapolis Bernice Isabelle Duncan, Rosholt, S. D. Arlene Louise Rundquist, Minneapolis Patricia Marie Gill, Appleton LuVerne Katherine Ruther, Crookston Mary J 0 Griffin, Minneapolis Mona Ann Simpson, St. Paul Joan Mardell Gustafson, Minneapolis Dolores A. Skaar, Minneapolis Velma Beatrice Hammond, B.A., San Helen Marie Stemper, St. Paul Diego, Calif. Virginia Louise Tomasek, St. Paul Betty Jean Hanson, A.A., Sioux Falls, Barbara Jeanne West, Minneapolis S. D. Jeanne Elizabeth Winship, Minneapolis Natalie Elizabeth Heine, Hibbing Elaine Mae Woznak, Little Falls Dorothy Mae Johnson, Carlton
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY Arthur Donald Anderson, B.A., Morton Bertrum Geitzer, Brooklyn, N. Y. Moorhead Joseph Anthony Gibilisco, Omaha, Neb. Leo Peter Bantle, Jr., St. Paul Gustav Arwood Hinterberg, Spencer, Ia. Jerome Louis Behounek, Livermore, Ia. Clayton MacKune Ingham, WiJlernie Wilfred Bernard Bell, B.A., Madison, Kiyoshi Iseki, B.S., M.S., Honolulu, Wis. Hawaii Gerald Andrew Boller, B.S., Faulkton, Edward Kiyoshi Ishii, Sacramento, Calif. S. D. Donald R. Kennedy, Moscow, Idaho John Patrick Bonner, St. Paul Junior Tsuneaki Kihara, Pocatello, Idaho Michael Frederick Cerkovnik, Ely Alfred Jarvis Knutson, Zumbrota John Joseph Charles Dunn, Los Angeles, Paul Albrecht Koppes, Hastings Calif. William David McBride, San Diego, Louis Michael Ellis, Cleveland, Ohio Calif. LeRoy Axel Erickson, Parkers Prairie Norman Edwin Olson, Rochester Frank Robert Fieck, Stewartville Kenneth Ozaki, B.A., Honolulu, Hawaii John Ellsworth Frank, Union Furnace, Wayne C. Romberger, Abilene, Kans. Ohio George Lynn Schuyler, Wilmette, Ill. James Joseph Gautier, Hollywood, Calif. George Wechsler, Brooklyn, N. Y.
29 COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Candiuates presented by Charles H. Rogers, D.Sc., Dean of the College of Pharmacy
BACHELOR Of SCIENCE In Pharmacy twith distinction Albert Fl'ank Musich, Ely Virgil Albert Vergin, Buffalo William Joseph Rost, St. Paul BACHELOR Of SCIENCE In Pharmacy Allan Stanley Adler, St. Paul George Lemenowsky, St. Paul Donald David Anderson, St. Paul John Lindblom, Sauk Rapids Robert Alfred Bardwell, St. Louis Park Haslum Levi McKusick, Pine City Rita Marie Cincoski, St. Paul Mary Catherine McMillan, Minneapolis Roy Clifford Cummelin, Minneapolis Joseph Peter McNulty, Minneapolis Patricia Jean Dale, Minneapolis Arthur John Mortenson, Minneapolis Robert John Faust, St. Peter Beatrice Repp Musser, Minneapolis John Edward Hafner, Minneapolis Mary Anne Nelson, Wayzata Elmer Joseph Hunziker, B.S. in Chem., Robert Joseph Novotny, St. Paul St. Paul Virginia Bellvia Osborn, A.A., Le Sueur Gerald Warner Johnson, Milaca Charles Richard Sefelt, Minneapolis Mason Krelitz, Minneapolis John James Sheridan, New Ulm Claude Linus Kulig, Holdingford Margaret Jean Townsend, I vanhoe Gwendolyn Charlotte Lambert, St. Paul Rosemary Von Bank, New Ulm
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Candidates presented by vVesley E. Peik, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Education
BACHELOR Of SCIENCE t7t'ith high distinction Kiyoko Araki, Rivers, Ariz. Margaret Louise Johnstone, Excelsior Ellen Utoft Bollesen, Tyler Betty Jane Leppen, St. Paul Margaret Ann Darrington, Stillwater Virginia Mae Levie, St. Paul Marilyn Jeanne Davis, Staples Joan Lundquist, Granite Falls Marion Jean Fischer, Minneapolis* Elaine Elsa Mielke, St. Paul Thora Ethel Rose Happel, R.N., Lucille Theodora Rykken, Roseau* Augusta, Wis.* Kathryn Jean Sias, Minneapolis Eleanor Elizabeth Johnson, Rapid City, Carol Hocking Vennes, Minneapolis* S. D.* BACHELOR Of SCIENCE twith distinction Marilyn Janet Almquist, Minneapolis Emil James Ethier, Hugo Jeanette Bernice Anderson, Escanaba, Juliette Mary Fetter, Lawrence, Kans. Mich. Harold Robert Finseth, Minneapolis Howard Emil Bergstrom, St. Cloud Bartow Louise Graner, St. Paul Elizabeth Bullock, Spencer, la.* Peter George Haines, Minneapolis Patricia Ann Carter, Minneapolis Edward Wesley Hassinger, Minneapolis Anna Marie Clausen, Clinton, la. Anne Ojala Hornung, Minneapolis Frances Anne Dolan, Oak Park, III. Frank Sinclair Hovey, St. Paul Aubrey Koefod Dunkum, Minneapolis Elsie Violet Johnson, Minneapolis Norman Helmer Ellingson, Minneapolis Majel Carolyn Keck, Alexandria Patricia Loraine Erickson, Morris* Annis Korpi Kellogg, Gilbert * Nursing Education Curriculum. t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 30 Ardis Marilyn Kinde, St. Paul Gordon Richard Owen, Minneapolis Margaret A. Kraemer, Greenwald* Teotis Carolyn Passonneau, Atwater Margaret Christine Kruger, Minneapolis John Elmer Peninger, St. Paul Marilyn Jan~ Legler, St. Paul* * Raymond Fredrick Sears, Minneapolis Mina McK111ght, R.N., Oak Terrace Kathleen Anne Stanwood, Minneapolis Nancy Longley Meod, Little Falls* Marcella Ann Tatz, Hutchinson Willard LeRoy Nelson, Battle Lake David Sylvester Tew, Hinckley George Anthony Oja, Ely Fallie Williams, A.A., Malta, Mont. Gareth Raymond Olson, Windom BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Donovan Owen Adamek, Cushing Virginia L. Christopher, Minneapolis* Jean Renee Aichele, St. Paul Lois Helen Clark, Tracy Ramona Alene Amundson, Minneapolis Joan Claudius Clarke, R.N., Minneapolis* Annette Adair Anderson, Kansas City, Phyllis Hope Clausen, St. Paul Mo. Vivienne Fay Clune, Bovey Bernice Marilyn Anderson, Long Lake Helen Ruth Cohen, Duluth De Lane Doryce Anderson, Jackson Geraldine Lou Colburn, Elcor Florence Linnea Anderson, Minneapolis Carol Cole, Minneapolis* Robert James Anderson, Minneapolis Marjorie Pauline Combs, St. Paul Raymond Joseph Arko, Chisholm Helen Florence Cornish, Minneapolis Richard Parker Ashley, Minneapolis Harriet Louise Cos sen tine, Minneapolis Susan Jane Austa.d, St. Paul Patricia lone Costello, Minneapolis Curtis Leon Aust111, Duluth Audrey Jane Cram, Minneapolis Jean Marie Bach, Minneapolis Jean Marjorie Creighton, Minneapolis Margaret Louise Bagg, Minneapolis John Dacko, Minneapolis Hildegarde Regina Bakke, Minneapolis Ruth La V onne Dahlgren, Hector Mary Charlotte Barlow, Albert Lea Dorothy Ann Dahlman, A.A., Grandy Joyce Millicent Batson, Farmington Joan Marie Dahms, Akeley Gertrude Ann Bednorz, Sioux Falls, Grace Evelyn Davidson, Dumont, N. J.* S. D. Beverly Virginia Davies, Spring Valley, Pacey Beers, Minneapolis Ill.* Evelyn Sophie Behrens, Minneapolis Douglas Charles Davis, Minneapolis Lucille Grace Belanger, Escanaba, Mich. Robert Clarence Davis, Luverne Betty Lois Belt, Virginia Marjorie Mae Degernes, Minneapolis Harry Benenson, Minneapolis Charles Serrafino Dellago, Virginia Robert Allan Berglund, Minneapolis Louetta Mae Beerbower Denzene, Bernice Elinor Bergstrom, A.L.A., Minneapolis Big Lake' George Edward DeVries, Minneapolis Katherine Bergstrom, Austin Elaine Elizabeth Dille, Dassel Shirley Evelyn Bernstein, St. Paul Nicholas Edwin Duff, B.A., Wayzata Betty M. Beugen, Minneapolis Jeanne Adrene Dyson, Minneapolis Joyce Beverly Beveridge, R.N., Mary Lou Ecklund, International Falls Minneapolis* Lillian Beatrice Eidsness, Canton, S. D.* Maxine Faye Bjork, A.A., Cambridge Lois Martin Elliott, Minneapolis* Elizabeth Maude Boriin, Chisholm Betty Jean Emerson, Emmons Elizabeth Jeanne Boyle, Bemidji Dorothy Adele Fetty, G.N., Chicago, Ill.* Eleanor Louise Bradley, B.S., Minneapolis Morton H. Finkelstein, B.A., B.S. in Eleanor Shattuck Brainard, St. Cloud Lib. Sci., Minneapolis Geraldine Elizabeth Braucht, G.N., Homer James Foote, White Bear Lake St. Paul* Beverly Ruth Fraser, St. Paul Frank Raymond Braun, Osseo John Williams Geist, St. Paul Emily Elizabeth Bremer, B.A., St. Paul Laurette H. Gensler, Minneapolis Robert Roy Brewer, Duluth Betty Mae Gessner, Thielman Melba Janis Brock, Minneapolis Jack Gianotti, A.S., Ely Mary Franklin Brown, Richmond, Mo.* Richard Mathew Gianotti, Ely Edith Genevieve Calverley, Ellendale I van Earl Gilbert, J r., Duluth Marian Fladstol Calway, Minneapolis Zelda Sidelle Ginsburg, St. Paul Stanley Jean Campbell, Minneapolis Lois Marie Gordon, Duluth Mary Canby, St. Paul Elizabeth Ann Granum, Windom John George Capetz, St. Paul Eleanor Agnes Griffin, Minneapolis* David Sheldon Carlson, Minneapolis Marilyn Mae Forsen Grout, St. Paul Robert Xavier Casserly, Minneapolis • Nursing Education Curriculum.
31 Beverly Jane Taylor Gruman, (;ordon Robert Lonning, Belmond, Ia. Minncapolis* Doris Marie Lorence, Hutchinson Alice Jean Gwynn, vVoodworth, N. D.* Francis Edwin Lorenz, St. Paul Mary Louise Hadler, International Falls Harriet Joy Losk, Butte, Mont. Carl Oscar Hager, Minneapolis Nick Lovdjieff, B.S., Minneapolis Bernice Marjorie Hagie, Minneapolis Allen Anton Luckemeyer, Minneapolis Mariann Therese Hammer, Little Falls John Anthony Maistrovich, Virginia Elizabeth Ann Handberg, Ely Barbara Ellen Mandell, Faribault Alvina La Vonne Hansen, Dodge Center Marzale Lynfoch Marken, Sioux Falls, Norma Elizabeth Hanson, Grand Rapids S. D. Kathryn Mary Harch, A.A., Virginia vVeslcy Jennings Matson, Willmar James Dwight Harris, Winona Donald Marvin Mattsson, Minneapolis Robert Elton Harris, Minneapolis Craig John McCarthy, Minneapolis Katharine Ashley Hartig, Robbinsdale Rolandis Mary McComb, Wheatland, Thomas Christopher Hendrickson, B.A., N.D. Duluth Reginald Harold McDonald, Bangor, Elizabeth Handsaker Hennon, B.B.A., Maine St. Paul Lorraine Alice McGrath, Minneapolis Muriel Jean Holan, Minneapolis* George Francis McKiernan, Chicago, Ill. Marj orie Mae Holm, Atwater Beatrice Luedke Meers, Faribault Madeline Mae Holt, Negaunee, Mich. Richard George Meers, Faribault Helen Irene Houlton, Elk River Donald William Merchant, A.S., Marguerite Jean Hruza, Minneapolis Jamestown, N. D. Earl James Isaacs, Stanley, Wis. George Vern Mickelsen, St. Paul Christine Charlotte J ahraus, R.N., Eila Spriestersbach Miller, Minneapolis Artas, S. D.* Virginia June Miller, G.N., Grand Geraldine Ellen Jennett, Sac City, Ia. Rapids, Mich.* Arlene Johannah Jensen, R.N., Harlan, William Jeane Moonan, A.A., Austin Ia.* Dick Ferrier Morrison, St. Paul Robert Walter Jensen, Minneapolis Catherine Alice Muckleston, St. Paul Carol Lucille Johnson, Austin Alan Arno Mueller, Minneapolis Edwin Alvin Johnson, Flom Inez Munson, Jackson George Philip Johnson, Villard Lois Muriel Nelson, Winthrop* Harmony Barbara Johnson, R.N., Nancy Jane Nelson, Mankato St. Peter* Charles Farr Nichols, Duluth Lois Elizabeth Johnson, Waseca Francis Eugene Nickerson, Minneapolis Marjory Beatrice Johnson, Hendricks* Reynold Armus Niemi, Virginia Ruthmary Genevieve Jolliff, Chicago, III. J ames Archie Norton, Robbinsdale Geneva Mary Jones, St. Paul Ariel Henry Oberg, St. Paul Thelma Jordan, R.N., Evansville, Ind.* Catherine Mary O'Connor, Andes, Mont. Edward Brooks Jorgenson, Minneapolis Geraldine Jane O'Donnell, St. Paul Dolly Mildred Maas Kawczynski, G.N., LaVonne Rasmussen Olberg, Northfield Arlington* Harry Olson, J r., B.B.A., Delano Betty Louise Kee. Duluth* Meredith LeRoy Olson, St. Paul Zarmig Clarene Keljik, St. Paul Keith Manning Olson, A.A., Minneapolis Jeanne Rice Kenmore, Ogden, Utah Nancy Bagley Oppegaard, Crookston Helen Kerner, Bayport* Eugenia Orlich, B.A., Chisholm Julia Kathryn Kidd, St. Paul Frances Augusta Pagenkopf, Marjorie Elizabeth Kirk, Minneapolis Minneapolis* Elizabeth Julia Klein, A.A., Minneapolis Esther Doris Marie Pankow, Wells Mary Louise Kneeland, A.A., St. Peter Margaret Mary Pattno, Aberdeen, S. D. Merle Miller Knutson, R.N., Waseca* Lillian Marie Pearson, Alexandria* Carolyn Marie Korbel, St. Paul* Richard Emanuel Person, Minneapolis Nancy J. Kragskow, St. James* Ada Selina Peterson, Minneapolis* Alma Pearl Kraus, Garden City Lois Corcelia Peterson, Minneapolis John Romain Lake, Alexandria Nona Faye Peterson, Houston Agnes Marian Larsen, A.A., Newell, Ia.* Evelyn Bergstrom Pfeiffer, Minneapolis J ames Warner Larsen, Minneapolis Margery Ann Pieper, St. Paul Ellen Adeline LaSalle, Thief River Falls Mary Lou Porter, Bayport Robert Adolph Lee, Rochester Shirley Marie Prellwitz, Minneapolis Mary Ellen Leighton, Minneapolis Mary Jane Reed, Fargo, N. D. Constance Lowayne Lent, Center City Barbara Erna Reinhardt, Jasper John Russell Lindquist, St. Paul Soledad Agustin Reyes, Manila, Barbara Locketz, Minneapolis Philippines* Mary Alice Long, Rock Valley, la. * Nursing Education Curriculum. 32 Kathleen Tschache Reynolds, Hamilton, Burton Kuhl Storm, Minneapolis Mont. Helen Elizabeth Stub, Greenville, Mich. Madge Mary Rieke, Waseca Marjorie Jean Sumerwell, Chicago, Ill.* Marjorie Helen Ritschel, St. Paul John Marcus Swedberg, Minneapolis Dorothy Rochat, Osseo Barbara Ruth Bremmer Taylor, Ronald Albert Rochat, Osseo Minneapolis Bernard Louis Dietrich Rolf, St. James Jean Esther Taylor, Duluth Marlewyn Carroll Rosien, Minneapolis Helen Jean Tenney, B.A., Minneapolis Joyce Ellen Royer,. Balato~ Carol Delores Thompson, Minneapolis Lois J uel Rudd, Mmneapohs* Roger Carl Thompson, Minneapolis David Warren Ruliffson, Minneapolis \'Villiam Joseph Thorpe, Minneapolis J ames Herb~rt Rush, Jr., .Minneal2olis Donna Mae Thykeson, A.A., St. Paul Lillian Astnd Ryberg, Mmneapohs Claire Arlene Tolchinsky, Bismarck, Leona Saatoff, Minneapolis N.D. Olive Elfreda Saethre, Grand Marais Jeanne Jardine Tollefsrud, Minneapolis* Martha Maria Salin, A.B.A., Iron Adeline Muriel Torgrimson, Hanska Elmer Ervin Salvog, Vining Patricia Kyle Troup, St. Cloud* Barbara Mae Samuelson, Minneapolis Patrick John Turner, Brookings, S.D. Albert Delmer Sandberg, Nashwauk Nita Lorraine Tyrholm, Waseca Lavonne Phyllis Sandberg, St. Paul Marian Osman Ullom, Wayzata Harriet Schiller, Wadena Edward Philip Urick, Biwabik Ellen Lou Schimschock, Minneapolis Thomas O. Valvik, B.A., Minneapolis Donald Henry Schlangen, St. Paul Jean Lois Van Wesep, G.N., Grand William Victor Schleppcgrell, Princeton Rapids, Mich.* Joseph Nicholas Schloesser, B.A., Yolanda Jean Vecchi, Hibbing No. St. Paul Muriel Carolyn Velin, St. Paul Marian Helen Schmidt, Brookfield, I11.* Shirley Ann Virgin, Wells Joan Martindale Schneiter, Plainwell, Elizabeth Veronica Wagner, Minneapolis Mich. Idell Bernice Warner, Excelsior Dorothy Camille Schultz, Warroad Paulina Mae Wasnick, Minneapolis William Theodore Schulz, St. Paul RoseLynn Widetzky, Minneapolis Howard Arthur Schutz, Minneapolis Doris May Walls, Bovey J ewell Harriet Sears, St. Paul Pernell I. Walstead, Dubuque, Ia.* Vincent L. Seguin, Duluth John Noah Ward, Duluth Dorothy Anna Sheets, Lockhart Henry Charles Webb, Lewistown, Mont. Hubert Towndsend Sherman, Minneapolis Audrey Ruth Weigel, St. Paul Leo John Shields, St. Paul Ruth Penny Weiss, Minneapolis* Barteld Richard Siebring, B.A., Brewster Lenora Jean Whiteford, R.N., Winnipeg LeRoy Joseph Simon, Minneapolis Canada* Loretta McMahon Simon, Minneapolis Warner Walter Widlund, Minneapolis Henry Dixon Smith, Alden Joyce Williams, Minneapolis Virgil William Snyder, Minneapolis Natalie Ann Wilmot, Litchfield Elva Jane Solem, St. Paul Mary Ann Wolf, Long Prairie* Shirley Mae Sorbo, Minneapolis Marilyn Rhoda Wolkoff, Minneapolis Muriel Irene Sorby, Rockford, Ill. Margery Virginia Woods, Chicago, III. Carol Joy Squire, Minneapolis Rosina Alma W rightman, Sabetha, Kans.* Loren Elvert Stadum, Theif River Falls Gladys Esther Wudel, Mitchell, S. D. Juliet Ragnhild Starheim, Minneapolis* Louise Roselyn Y oerg, Hopkins Michael Stefanko, Minneapolis Helen Elizabeth Zeien, Fessenden, N. D.*
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Library Science Rose Esther Korsmo, B.A., M.A., Ortha Dorothea Robbins, B.S., St. Paul Minneapolis Florence Rutman, B.S., St. Paul Gertrude Martha Larson, B.S., Fergus Patricia Adele Sather, B.S., Detroit Falls Lakes William Frank Lindgren, B.S., Franklin Woodrow Wilson, B.A., Minneapolis Lexington, Ky. Doris Lillian Martin, B.S., Bird Island
• Nursing Education Curriculum.
33 MASTER OF EDUCATION Herman William Bockus, Jr., B.B.A., Edor C. Nelson, B.A., Dawson B.S., St. Louis Park Alice Louise O'Connell, B.S., Minneapolis Ruth Agnes Emerson, B.S., Virginia Vernon 1. Ojampa, B.S., Eveleth Fritz Louis Grewing, B.S., St. Paul Russell ~1~roni Sawdey, B.S.~ Minneapolis Joseph Henry Grunz, B.S., St. Paul John WIlham Seale, B.S., MInneapolis Jewell Andersen Mendenhall, B.S., Harry William Torgerson, B.S., Walker Minneapolis Charles Minelli, B.S., Tower J ames Harold Witham, B.E., Mankato Hardean Kenneth Naeseth, B.S., St. Paul
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Candidates presented by Richard L. Kozelka, Ph.D., Dean of the School of Business Administration BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION twith distinction J ames Leslie Bailey, Erskine Roger Arthur Holm, Atwater Bernard Stanford Berke, Faribault Laina Enne Jokela, Angora Clifford Daniel Cherry, Minneapolis Clarence Walfred Nelson, Minneapolis Charles Horace Clay, Jr., Amery, Wis. Arthur Francis O'Neil, Bridgeville, Pa. Robert Gail Davis, Appleton Larry Sherman Provo, Minneapolis Odean Cole Erickson, Rochester Sanfrid Esko Ruohoniemi, Floodwood J ames Robert Glennon, Minneapolis Loran Chester Young, Morristown, S. D. James Edward Henly, St. Paul BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Russell Blair Adams, Minneapolis Lu Vain George Bue, St. Paul Edward Philip Alberts, Duluth Russell David Burke, B.Met.E., Elwood Cecil Alsaker, Wheaton Minneapolis George Edward Anacker, Minneapolis J ames Adolph Butchart, Duluth Clayton Marlow Anderson, Minneapolis Sally Lee Butler, Mahtomedi J ames Andrew Anderson, Hibbing Owen Wallace Campbell, Minneapolis Lewis Bert Anderson, Austin Robert Irving Campbell, Sheboygan, Wis. Raymond Lester Anderson, Swedcburg, Pernell Julian Canton, Taunton Neb. John Samuel Cardarelle, Minneapolis Richard Eric Anderson, St. Paul Roger David Carlson, B.E.E., St. Paul Robert Leonard Anderson, Austin J ames Terence Casserly, Minneapolis Russell Phillip Anderson, Center City Daniel Frederick Chachich, Ely Edward Michael Anglim, St. Paul Dean Bion Chenoweth, B.M.E., Richard Woodruff Atwood, Minneapolis Minneapolis J ames Allen Auten, Minneapolis John Roy Claesgens, Owatonna Theodore Erik Bache-Wiig, St. Paul J ames Arch Clarity, J r., Excelsior Charles Edward Bailly, Webster, S. D. Robert Frederick Class, St. Paul Clifford Leeds Bauman, B.S., Minneapolis William Francis Colan, Minneapolis Robert Clark Becker, Minneapolis Daniel Snyder Connelly, St. Paul John Gustave Benjamin, Hutchinson William Sutton Cook, St. Paul Jane Nadine Berdan, Tracy Carl Henry Cornell, Minneapolis Jack William Bergendahl, Minneapolis Harry Covey, J r., Des Moines, Ia. Donald Melvin Berthelsen, Minneapolis Clarence Henry Craft, Stanley, N. D. Truman Abner Bjorklund, St. Paul Edward Laverne Crosby, Minneapolis Willis G. Bloomquist, Minneapolis Robert Earl Cumbey, Minneapolis Melvyn Hallin Bolster, Minneapolis Erick Sigurd Dahlberg, Minneapolis Duaine Millard Bonham, Wadena Josephine Watson Daubney, St. Paul Leon Robert Bothwell, Fulda John Seabury Dean, Minneapolis Raymond Edgar Brand, Minneapolis William Louis Devitt, St. Paul Robert Samuel Brin, Minneapolis Richard Kenneth Dibble, Minneapolis Jan Egil Brodahl, Moss, Norway Robert Hayes Dillon, I-Iibbing Donald Wayne Brown, Farmington Herman Alvin Domholdt, Minneapolis Theodore Edward Bruett, St. Paul t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 34 Bennett Kayl Dondlinger, Stamford, Warren Frederick Hunt, Minneapolis Conn. . Edwin Reynolds Hush, Minneapolis Thomas Daniel Donlm, St. Cloud Richard Stanley Ingle, Minneapolis John Lane Donn~lly, B.A;, Cascade, Ia. Justin Melvin James, J r., Duluth Leo Dorfman, Mmneapohs Robert Arnold Johannsen, Robbinsdale Robert Caryl Dunn, Osakis Robert Landis Johnsen, Minneapolis Ronald Desmond Dunnell, Brainerd Ardys Vae Johnson, Minneapolis Clark Edwards, St. Paul Arthur William J ohl1son, J r., St. Paul William Llywclyn Edwards, Mankato Beverly Mae Johnson, Franklin Dale Fredrick Engstrom, Minneapolis Eleanor Mae Johnson, Hector John Robert Er.ickson, M.inneapo~is Harold Glendon Johl1son, Duluth Roy Lydeen Enck~on, Mmneapohs LaVern Andrew Johnsol1, White Bear David Barrett Etkl11, Fargo, N. D. Lake James Walter Fall, Brainerd Melvin Carl Johnson, Minneapolis Harold Charles Faro, Minneapolis Robert Charles Johnston, Washington, Dale Clifford Firth, St. Paul D.C. John Paul Ford, Excelsior Richard Deloure Jones, Valley City, Robert Paul Fritzke, St. Clair N. D. Leo Joseph Funk, Racine, Wis. J ames Richard Joyce, St. Paul Gene Charles Gardner, Nerstrand Franklyn Carl Judin, San Francisco, Lawrence De Witt Gaubatz, Minneapolis Calif. Kenneth Freeman Gillette, St. Paul Darius Budd Kask, St. Paul Claude Irvin Glatzmaier, St. Paul Richard F. Keefe, St. Palll Donald Maynard Gordon, Minneapolis John William Kennedy, Minneapolis Edmund Allen Gottlieb, Minneapolis Robert Emmett Kenney, St. Paul John Daniel Gracie, Bovey Robert Stanley Kenning, Minneapolis Joseph Leo Greenberg, Los Angeles, Mary Lucile Kiley, Minneapolis Calif. Eugene Franklin Kitzman, Minneapolis Lawrence Garon Greenberg, St. Paul Richard Charles Klein, Minneapolis Earl Leroy Grinols, Jr., Bemidj i Arthur Freeman Kline, Minneapolis Harry Peter Groschel, Eveleth Richard Wadsworth Knapp, Rochester Norman Edward Groth, B.S., Dassel Charles John Knowlan, Jr., St. Paul Patricia Louise Grover, Bemidji Andrew Anton Kole, Cleveland, Ohio Rayford Harold Guritz, Jackson Silas B. Kompelien, Minneapolis Charles Albert Gustafson, Clinton Phyllis Louise Krause, Minneapolis Russell James Hadley, Duluth Robert Carrol Kruger, Minneapolis George Lawrence Halenkamp, Eugene Leonard Kubes, St. Paul Minneapolis Robert Carl Kuhn, Minneapolis Beverly Marilyn Halvorson, Minneapolis Phyllis Jean Lampland, St. Paul LaVerne Roland Hamel, Minneapolis Russel Elmer Larson, St. Paul Lyle Thelvin Hanse, Lancaster, Pa. Vincent Douglas Larson, Minneapolis Kermit Peter Hansen, Hutchinson Mary Louise Laughman, Minneapolis Lester Gordon Hansen, Minneapolis Henry Melvin Lee, Jr., Minneapolis Merrill Albert Hansen, Minneapolis Helen A. Lei, Bryant, S. D. Sylvester N. Hansen, Minneapolis Roy George Letourneau, Jr., Minneapolis Robert Gordon Hanson, Minneapolis Julius Louis Levin, Minneapolis Theodore Meyer Harlem, Minneapolis Charles Darrel Liddy, Minneapolis J ames Alfred Harris, Delavan Charles Wade Liem, Windom Donald George Hartley, Bingham Lake Wilfred Norman Lind, Minneapolis Edwin Joseph Hartwick, St. Paul Robert Roy Losie, MinneapoliS" Takaye Hasegawa, Los Angeles, Calif. J ames Gordon MacDonald, Minneapolis Robert Dale Hastings, Two Harbors Richard Wesley Mahler, Minneapolis David Charles Hatlestad, Minneapolis George Andersen Mahlum, Albert Lea Russell Charles Hempel, Minneapolis Wallace Frank Mahowald, Minneapolis Morris Douglas Heyen, Fergus Falls Melvin H. Maisel, Minneapolis Robert Boyd Hill, Minneapolis John Joseph Majerle, Hibbing Vernon Lowell Hill, Minneapolis Kalervo W. Makela, A.A., Minneapolis David Hoffner, St. Paul Donald Henry Manthey, St. Paul Helen Louise Hoines, Minneapolis Francis Kent Markus, Bemidji Earl Henry Holle, Baldwin, Wis. Alexander Marmesh, Austin Maurice Melvin Holm, Duluth Warren Marmorine, Minneapolis John David Holmgren, Minneapolis Raymond Francis Martin, Minneapolis John Ryden Holmstead, North Branch Kenneth Harlan Masters, Minneapolis Kenneth Roswell Howlett, Minneapolis John Daniel McCarthy, Minneapolis Robert Aloysius Huch, St. Paul James Joseph McGovern, La Crosse, Wis. 35 Edward Donald McPadden, Minneapolis Roy Livingstone Rustad, Hawley Alvin Edward Meinert, Benson Walter Adolph Rydberg, Minneapolis James Weir Mcng, Hopkins Edmund Frank Rydell, B.E.E., Lucille Marjorie Michelson, Minneapolis Minneapolis Robert Eugene Mickelson, Minneapolis Howard Andrew Sahlstrom, Onamia Audrey Crystal Miller, St. Paul Roland Frank Salmonson, St. Paul George Louis Mitchell, A.A., Truman Kenneth Harold Schaffer, St. Paul Gordon Pavey Mitchell, B.Ed., Villa Ardell Orville Schei, Taylor, Wis. Park, Ill. Harold Everett Schepper, Frazee William Ephraim Moffet, St. Paul Harry Peter Schoen, Jr., Hastings Arthur Edward Montague, J r., Jack Scott, Minneapolis Minneapolis Harold Hirsh Segal, Duluth John Alan Muirhead, Minneapolis Yutaka Semba, Tacoma, \IVash. Donald Stanford M undahl, St. Paul Ernest Robert Severson, Hopkins Robert Dale Myhr, Wayzata Norman Shimakawa, Stockton, Calif. Norman Olaf Mykkeltvedt, Minneapolis Howard Silver, Minneapolis Dean Albert Nelson, St. Paul William Murray Silver, Minneapolis Gordon Wilbur Nelson, Cokato J olm Thomas Simonet, Stillwater Joyce Elaine Nelson, lHinneapolis Drew Christian Simonson, Minneapolis vValdo LeRoy Nelson, Minneapolis Merna Ada Singer, 'vVells John Kelly N eprud, Minneapolis William Weiss Sipkins, Minneapolis Peter Lee Newburg, Austin Harvey Engaard Skaar, Minneapolis Richard Wilson Newman, \IVebster City, Carlyle Melvin Smestad, Swanville la. Lyle George Smith, Dent Neil Francis Newsome, Rochester William Martin Smock, Minneapolis Robert Hugh Nixon, Clearbrook Neil Thomas Sorensen, 1-finneapolis Nancy Nadine Norton, St. Paul J olm Starr, Tracy Paul Gordon Nygren, B.S. in \Nilliam Harvey Starr, J 1'., Minneapolis Meteorology, St. Paul June Beverly Stein, Minneapolis John Joseph Oestreich, St. Paul William Thomas Stoll, Pierz Elliott Carlyle Ohlund, Two Harbors \IVilliam Stone, Minneapolis Lester Roy Olson, Rush City Philip Boyer Suffel, Duluth Sigvald Morris Olson, Wildrose, N. D. Oliver Horace Takaichi, Minneapolis Wendell Luverne Olson, Lake City John Marston Tarbox, Shell Lake, Wis. Michael John O'Malley, Austin William Charles Tedlund, Duluth William O'Rourke, Minneapolis Charles Robert Thorne, St. Paul John Richard Osborn, Dubuque, la. Neal Tilsner, St. Paul lone Page, So. St. Paul Benjamin Theodore Traub, Mason City, Herman Robert Pederson, Virginia la. Jerry John Perpich, Minneapolis Stephen Morgan Treacy, St. Paul Gene Dale Peters, Minneapolis Norman Walter Tuck, St. Paul Clarence \Villiam Peterson, Minneapolis Edward Willott Tunstall, Minneapolis Clifford Edward Peterson, St. Panl Gedney Tuttle, Hopkins George \Varren Peterson, Mayer Calvin E. Ulrich, Minneapolis Mary Jane Peterson, Excelsior James Allan Vose, St. Paul Raymond Eugene Peterson, Northome Joseph Nick Vranish, Roundup, Mont. Richard Lowry Peterson, l'vfinneapolis Donald Roger Wagner, Minneapolis Virginia Mae Peterson, Minneapolis Lorraine Alice Wagner, Minneapolis Ralph Robert Pettyjohn, Minneapolis Ben Wakagawa, Weiser, Idaho Robert Jackson Pond, Minneapolis Robert Francis Walch, Rollingstone Leo Stephen Pontius, Minneapolis John William Wallis, St. Paul Robert Lemuel Porter, Minneapolis Roger Louis 'vValser, Mankato William Whitaker Porter, l\finneapolis Louis Donald 'vVard, St. Cloud John Charles Pratt, Duluth Eugene Melvin Warlich, St. Paul Martin Eugene Raskin, Iron Mountain. Henry Tuckwell \Varner, Minneapolis Mich. Roy Edward Week, St. Paul J ames Bruce Reed, Minneapolis Sheldon Samuel Weinstein, Minneapolis Warren Arthur Reich, Holloway J ames LeRoy White, Minneapolis Franklin Norman Renstrom, B.M.E., Charles Wiersch, Duluth St. Paul Richard Winkley Wiessner, St. Paul Thomas Lindell Roddy, Robbinsdale Robert Albert Wiessner, St. Paul Thoralf Isaac Ronningen, Ames, la. Charles Franklin Wildasin, Minneapolis Raymond Horace Rouse, Duluth Robert Nelson Winterer, Minneapolis Robert Lloyd Rouze, Austin Lloyd Malin Winthrop, Minneapolis Howard LeRoy Russ, Maple Plain Betty J ean Wood, Albert Lea
36 Noboru Don Yamada, Minneapolis Eugene Anthony Zierhut, Minneapolis Samuel Smith Y ngve, Minneapolis Kenneth Lee Zinser, B.S. in Naval Tech., Donald George Zahn, Minneapolis Goldfield, la.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Economics Roger Elmer Bengston, Minneapolis Audrey Edith Oestreich, \Vhite Bear Walter Blumst, Minneapolis Lake Bernice Mildred Erickson, Minneapolis Richard Robert Radatz, Minneapolis Robert Valleen Gustafson, Minneapolis Lawrence John Remington, Hibbing Lionel Gilbert Kahn, Minneapolis Charles George Skinner, Minneapolis Stanley Roe Nelson, St. Paul Ray Fredrick Toivonen, Minneapolis George Gotthart Uhlenkott, Minneapolis
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Candidates presented by J. W. Buchta, Ph.D., Chairman of the University College Committee
BACHELOR OF ARTS tmagna cum laude Roger Eugene Anderson, Minneapolis William Frank Feller, St. Paul Kenneth William Deters, Houston Edith Myrtle Johnson, White Bear Lake
BACHELOR OF ARTS tcum laude Paul Fodness lves, St. Croix Falls, Wis. Marian Genevieve McKenzie, Kimball
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE tcum laude Harlyn Odell Halvorson, Minneapolis
BACHELOR OF ARTS Karen Amundson, Duluth Alice Marie Hansen Marken, St. Paul Dorothy Louise Anderson, Minneapolis William Morris McRostie, Lake City David Dean Brubacher, St. Paul Ruth Agnes Olson, Starbuck Frederick Hughes Clapp, St. Paul Gloria June Richardson, Mound Shirley Ann Copaken, Kansas City, Mo. Dean Robert Rindy, Henning Beverley Margaret CosIer, Minneapolis Noah Schanfield Rosenbloom, Minneapolis Bettie Joy Devitt, St. Paul Shirley Anne Roth, Minneapolis Raymond William Foley, Minneapolis Barbara Faye Rucker, St. Louis Park Leonard Everett Griffith, Minneapolis Paul Shinobu Saito, Minneapolis Clem Bernard Holmgard, A.A., Council Terrence Charles Salt, Minneapolis Bluffs, la. Judith Leah Shapiro, Minneapolis Aileen Margaret Hompe, St. Paul Jack Fred Shearer, Portland, Ore. Gwen Claire Kane, Pittsburgh, Pa. Gloria Mae St. Laurence, Minneapolis Fred Hansen Kobler, Minneapolis J ames Fredrick Taylor, H;erndon, Va. Shirley Henderson Lufkin, A.A., St. Paul Herbert Francis Webster, Minneapolis
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Richard William Blaisdell, Minneapolis George Todd Martin, St. Paul Donald Joseph Finney, Wadena Doree Annette Most, St. Paul Herbert Julian Howe, West Shirley Noodelman, Minneapolis Stephentown, N. Y. Robert Ferris Pomeroy, Minneapolis Orville Shattuck Howe, West Vernay Numsen Reindollar, LeSueur Stephentown, N. Y. Mary Alice Rekucki, Minneapolis Richard Ames Larson, Minneapolis Janet Marjorie Wray, Minneapolis t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 37 GRADUATE SCHOOL Candidates presented by Theodore C. Blegen, Ph.D., L.H.D., Litt.D., Dean of the Graduate School
MASTER OF ARTS Gerald Robert Ahlquist, Minneapolis Glenn H. Card, Duluth B.S. '41, University of Minnesota B.S. '29, University of l\Tinnesota Major, Mathematics Major, Educational Administration Plan B Plan B Richard Sanford AIm, Minneapolis Robert Edward Clark, Wichita, Kans. B.S. '42 University of Minnesota B.S. '45, University of Minnesota 11ajor, Curriculum and Instruction l\rtajor, Journalism Plan B Plan B Astrid Anderson, Warren B.S. '44, Moorhead State Teachers College Elvira Wieriman Clarke, Hibbing Major, Speech B.S. '37, University of Minnesota Plan B Major, Political Science Plan B Paul Severt Anderson, Iron B.B.A. '46, University of Minnesota Romeyn Clarke, St. Paul Major, Economics B.A. '39, University of Minnesota Minor, Mathematics Major, Social \Vork Thesis, Post~war Changes in Corporation Plan B Financial Flows John Norman Clausen, Minneapolis David William Belcher, Minneapolis B.S. '43, University of Minnesota B.B.A. with distinction '39, University of Major, Industrial Education Minnesota Plan B Major, Economics Minor, Psychology Thesis, Some Economic Factors Conditioning \ViIliam Charles Crowley, Dorchester, Employment Levels in a Service Industry Mass. B.S. cum laude '47, Boston University Robert Louis Berg, Duluth 1'Iajor, Journalism B.A. '36, University of Redlands l\linor, Economics 1:t:ajor, Political Science Thesis, The Cost Structures of Daily N eWI' Plan B paper Circulation Departments in the United States and Canada Liesel Bertuch, Minneapolis B.A. '45, Hunter College Chester Eugene Dekko, Ada Major, English B.S. in N.T. '46, B.M.E. '47, University Plan B of l'vlinnesota ~Iajor! Economics William Russell Biggam, Minneapolis Plan B B.S. '47, Duluth State Teachers College Major, Industrial Education Bob Eddy, St. Paul Plan B B.A. summa cum laude '40, University of l\linnesota Valborg Birkeness, St. Paul Major, Journalism B.S. '28 University of Minnesota Minor, Political Science Major, Curriculum and Instruction Thesis, An Investigation into the Relation Plan B ship between Newspapers and the Carrier Salesmen Robert Eugene Black, Minneapolis B.A. '46, Wayne University George Jahne! Edwards, Montgomery, l\1ajor, Journalism Plan B W. Va. B.A. '45, Harvard College Roger Kellogg Blakely, Barnum 1\lajor, English B.A. cum laude' 43, Macalester College Plan B Major, American Studies Plan B Robert Laurie Ellison, Minneapolis B.A. '40, University of Minnesota Richard Clayton Brower, Coleraine l\iajor, International Relations B.S. with distinction '32, University of Min· Plan B nesota Major, Curriculum and Instruction Ih-chi Fan, Nanking, China Plan B B.A. '33, University of Nanking Major, Curriculum and Instruction Dorothy Hawley Campbell, Minneapolis Plan B B.A. cum laude '43, University of Minnesota Major, Zoology Edward Fred Foltmer, Minneapolis Minor, Entomology B.E. '39, St Cloud State Teachers College Thesis, The Study of Earthworm Populations Major, Educational Administration and Dynamics in a Series of Habitats Plan B
38 lone Dorothy Furman, Minneapolis J ens Trygve Jensen, Staten Island, N. Y. B.S. '47, University of Minnesota B.S. cum laude '43, Wagner Memorial Major Speech Pathology Lutheran College Minor: Child Welf'!r. . . Major, Educational Psychology Thes;s, An Expertmental Ipve.stl)!"atl?n of Plan B Binaural and Monaural DlscnmlnatlOn in the Normal and Hard of Hearing John Vernon Jensen, Lindstrom B.A. '47, Augsburg College Lawrence Elmer Giles, Clarkston, Wash. Major, History B.A. '36, B.E. '46, State College of Wash· Plan B ington Major, Educational Psychology Howard V. Jessop, Logan, Utah Plan B B.S. '32, Utah State Agricultural College Major, Social Work Alvin Charles Gluek, Jr., Wayzata Plan B B.A. '44, Dartmouth College Majorl. History Ellen Stewart Kahanu, Honolulu, Hawaii Plan 1:1 B.E. '40, University of Hawaii Major, Social Work James Leroy Green, Millwood, Wash. Plan B B.A. with honors '41, State College of Washingj:on Arthur Phillip Kautz, Minneapolis Major, Economics B.A. '47, University of Minnesota MinOT, History Major, History Thesis, An Analysis of the St. Paul·Min· Plan B neapolis Building Trades Labor Market with Reference to the Marginal Produc· Myron Leo Kennedy, Minneapolis tivity Theory of Wages B.S. '46, St. Cloud State Teachers College Major, History Harold James GuIde, St. Cloud Plan B B.E. '43, St. Cloud State Teachers College B.S. '47, University of Minnesota Elizabeth May King, St. Paul Major, Statistics B.S. '40, University of Minnesota Plan B Major, Social Work Carl Rudolph Hammarberg, Minneapolis Plan B B.A. '32, Gustavus Adolphus College William Cyrus Kinsey, New Ulm Major, Educational Admmistration B.A. '43, Macalester College Plan B Major, International Relations Louis Miller Hansen, St. Paul Plan B B.S. '35, University of Minnesota Major, Psychology Claire Edith Kleinschmit, Oshkosh, Wis. B.A. cum laude '44, Ripon College Plan B Major, Education Joseph Francis Heininger, St. Paul Plan B B.A. '44, University of Minnesota Major, History Roberta Tupper Latvala, Galesburg, Ill. Plan B B.A. '44, Knox College Major, American Studies George Troxell Hemphill, Oak Park, Ill. Plan B B.A. '47, Kenyon College Major, English Kalman Alan Lifson, Minneapolis Minor, Philosophy B.S. in N.T. with high distinction '46, Thesis, Six Uses of Metaphor Universitr of Minnesota Major, BUSIness Administration Hans Herbert Hiedemann, Winona Plan B B.S. '45, Winona State Teachers College Major, Industrial Education Howard Burbeck Lyman, Minneapolis Plan B B.A. '42, Brown University Major, Psych'blogy Franzena Mary Jackson, Kansas City, Plan B Kans. B.A. '46, University of Kansas Lucile C. McCauley, Minneapolis Major, Social Work B.S. '39, University of Minnesota Plan B Major, Curriculum and Instruction Donald Dale Janson, Richland, Mich. Plan B B.J. '43, University of Missouri Major, Journalism William John McDonald, Duluth Plan B B.A. '34, Carleton College Major, Education Bertram Frederick Samuel J anzow, Plan B St. Paul Graduate '36, Concordia Theological Semi· Leslie Clyde McKeen, Marshalltown, Ia. nary B.A. '35, Grinnell College Major, English Major, French Plan B Plan B Margaret Mary J ebb, Minneapolis Walter E. Mielke, Rush City B.S. '45, University of Minnesota B.E. '39, St. Cloud State Teachers College Major, Educational Psychology Major, Educational Psychology Plan B Plan B
39 :u),crt James Moore, Minneapolis Eleanor VanDyke Pearsoll, Uniontown, B.S. '45, University of Minnesota Pa, Major, Industrial Education n.A. summa cum laude '29, \Vaynesburg Plan B College IVrrtjor, Linguistics Richard August Narvaez, San Antonio, Plan B Texas B.S. '43, Concordia Teachers College Edith Barney Petersen, Minneapolis Major, Spanish B.S. '33, University of l\iinnesota Plan B 1iajor, Curriculum and Instruction Plan B Arnold Gerhard Nelson, Stillwater B.A. '41, Ramline University Lawrence Herbert Peterson, Minneapolis Major, American Studies B.A. '47, University of Minnesota Plan B ?\Iajor, History Plan B John J almar Nelson, Minneapolis B.S. '41, Duluth State Teachers College Raymond Conrad Peterson, St. Paul l\iajor, Educational Administration B.A. '34, Macalester College Plan B 11ajor, Educational Administration Plan B Thomas Amos Nelson, Jr., Minneapolis B.A. '46, University of }VIinnesota Caecilie Dorothea Pieper, St, Paul Major, History B.A. '30, St. Olaf College Plan B Major, English Plan B Jeanne Lola Niles, Evansville, Ind. B.S. '46, Indiana University J ames Edwin Popovich, Chisholm Major, Social Work B.A. '47, University of Minnesota Plan B Major, Speech Plan B Charles William O'Connell, St. Paul B.S. '43, University of Minnesota Stanley Gaynor Potter, Stillwater Major, Educational Administration B.S. '40, St. Cloud State Teachers College Plan B ~Iajor, Educational Psychology Plan B Eileen Jane O'Connell, Estes Park, Colo. B.A. '45, Colorado State College of Educa· Marie Redlinger, Minneapolis tion B.S. '42, University of Minnesota Major, Statistics Major, Curriculum and Instruction Plan B Plan B Ruth J ost Odland, Sioux Falls, S. D. Alice Elinor Renard, Gre('n Bay, \Vis. B.S. magna cum laude '45, University of B.A. '45, University of l\linnesota South Dakota Major, Social Work }Vlajor, Education Plan B Minor, Educational Psychology Thesis, A Study of the Business Cur· Gl1Y Anthony Renzav,lia, Virginia riculum in Public Secondary Schools in B.S. '39, George \Vashington University the State of Minnesota in Communities l\LEd. '41, University of :J\1innesota of 10,000 and Under with a Detailed ::\Tajor, Educational Psychology Study of Two Counties Selected as Typical Plan B Harold Richardson, Owatonna Kenneth Ellery Ogren, Mound B.A. '46, University of :rvIinnesora B.S. with high distinction '42, University 1iajor, Psychology of Minnesota Plan B Major, StQtistics Plan B Emilou Pressly Robbins, Fort Worth, Texas Esther Judith Olson, Minneapolis B.A. '42, University of Texas B.S. '45, University of J\1innesota Major, Social Work J\tlajor, Speech Plan B Plan B j IO\\'ard ?II urray Robbins, Mantorville John Beidler Orr, St. Paul B.Phys. '47, University of Minnesota B.S. '36, University of !\[inn{'sota ::\f ajor, Physics rVlajor, American Studies J\.iinor, J\.fathematics Plan B Thesis, On the Stability of Homogeneity of Cosmological Models Robert Reiley Owens, l\Tinne;\poiis B.A. '41, Dickinson College Ruth Roberts, St. Paul Major, English B.A. '46, University of J\.Iinnesota Plan B Major, Psychology Plan B Janis Louise Pallister, Rochester B.A. cum laude '46, University of l\fbne· Russell Frederick Roth, Minneapolis sota B.A. clim laude '47, University of l\Iinne· l'.iajor, French sota Minor, English ~lajor, English Thesis, A Comparative Study of the .J"\1 ar;nn 11inor, Philosophy Faliero of Lord George Byron and the Thesis, vVil1iam Faulkner: An Experiment l\.larino Faliero of Casimir DeLavigne in Existential Reading
40 Mary polson Ruffenach, Minneapolis J anine Victorine Truffert, Cherbourg, B S '39 University of Minnesota France Maior, Curriculum and Instruction Cert. '46, College of Law, University of Plan B Paris B.A. '47, Whitman College Emanuel Wi.lson Sandberg, Jr., Major, International Relations Minneapolts Plan B B.A. '47, Univ~rsity of Colorado :Major, EconomIcs Evelvn Ann Unes, Peoria, Ill. Plan B B.S. '46, University of Minnesota Major, Speech Gertrude Rita Shiely, St. Paul Plan B B.A. '42, College of St. Catherine Major, Social Work Arnold Oscar 'Wahlberg, Sandstone Plan B B.A. '40, Gustavus Adolphus College Major, Social \\'ork George Albin Soderberg, Menomonie, Plan B Wis. B.S. '44, Stout Institute. Ethel Corey vVa!l, Minneapolis Major, Industrial EducatIOn B.S. '25, University of Minnesota Plan B J\Iajor, Curriculum and Instruction Plan B George Nortel~ Stanley, S.t. Paul B S '47 UnIversIty of MInnesota I rving- Holt vVallace, 'Wayzata M'afor. Educational. Administration B.B.A. with distinction '39, University of Plan B J\.linnesota 11ajor, Economics William Alva Swain, Minn"2polis 1\Hnor, Psychology B.A. '46, University of ~1:innesota Thesis, Sales Forecasting by the Individual l\lajor, History lvIanub.cturer Plan B j)?vid Eusscll \Vartil1be~, La Crosse, Barbara Price Swan, Madiwn, \Vi,~. Wi,. n.s. '45, University of \Visconsin B,1L '34, University of \Visconsin Major, Educational Psycholo;:y 1vlajor. Political Science Plan B Plan B Ruth Ellen Swanbeck, Springfield Gear;;:: Erl\Y:1rd vVilkinson, Anoka B.S. '40, University of 1Iinnesota B.S. '42, Arkansas A. and M. College Major. CUHicu1u.m and Instruction Major, Educational Psychology Plan B Plan B Elmer 1.. Swanson, St. Panl Charles Everett \Vilson, Oxford, N ebr. B.S. '35, University of ¥innesota B.A. '44, Nebraska State Teachers Col\ege Major, Industrial.EducatlOn Major, Industrial Education Plan B Plan B Sigurd Melvin Swenson, Hettinger, N. D. Howard Messick \Vinholtz, Omaha, B.A. '46, Augsburg College Nebr. Major, Political Science B.S. '40, University of Omaha Plan B Th1ajor, Business Administration \Villiam Coats Tanner, Jr., St. Paul Plan B B.S. '43, University of Utah John Purvis Woods, St. Paul Major, Psychology B.A. with honors '40, \Vheaton College Plan B B.Theol. '43, Princeton Seminary Major, English Gerald Howard Thorson, Menomonie, 11inor, Linguistics Wis. Thesis, Platonic and Pauline Imagery in the B.A. '43, Augsburg College Poetry of Byron Major, American Studies Thesis, Peer Stromme, Norwegian-American Francis Scott Yeager, Houston, Texas B.A. '37, University of \Vestern Ontario Else Grete Tokle, Andalsnes, Norway 11ajor, Economics Exam. Phonetics '45, University of Oslo J\.fillor, History Major, English Thesis, The Madison Case and the Oil In Plan B dustry
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
George Howard Swanson, Glenview, Ill. B.S. '47, University of Minnesota J\.Iajor, Business Administration Plan B
41 MASTER OF ARTS III Public Administration Helen Andreen Bergman, St. Peter Robert Barrett Morris, Mankato B.A. '42, Gustavus Adolphus College B.S. '42, University of :Minnesota ~iajor, Public Administration .Major, Public Administration Thesis, The Communications System of the Plan B United States Department of State As Jt Pertains to the Foreign Service Kenncth Edward Rindt, Sheboygan, Wis ALA. '41, University of Wisconsin . :Major, Public Administration Plan B
MASTER OF SCIENCE Hanumappa Ramappa Arakeri, Dharwar, Lloyd Rulon Hunsaker, Logan, Utah India B.S. '35, Agricultural College of Utah B.S. '40, Bombay University Major, Dairy Husbandry :Major, Agronomy Plan B J.\rfinor, Soils Thesis, Cold Resistance of Various Legumes Jane Evelyn Hyde, Summit, N. J. and Grasses in Early Stages of Growth B.A. magna Cl MASTER OF SCIENCE In Aeronautical Engineering Eugene Edzards Covert, Norfolk, Nebr. Robert George Lusian, Robbinsdale B.Aero.E. '46, University of Minnesota B.S. in N.T. '46, B.Mech.E. '47, B.Aero.E. Major, Aeronautical Engineering '47, University of Minnesota Plan B Major, Aeronautical Engineering Plan B George V. DenefI, Wright B.Aero.E. '46, University of Minnesota Major, Aeronautical Engineering Donald Franklin Melton, Los Angeles, Plan B Calif. B.S. in N.T. with distinction '46, University Earl Robert Hinz, Minneapolis of Minnesota B.Aero.E. with distinction '47, University of Major, Aeronautical Engineering Minnesota Minor, Mathematics Major, Aeronautical Engineering Thesis, A Method of Analysis for Design of Plan B a Multiple Cell Stratosphere Balloon 43 MASTER OF SCIENCE In Agl-icultural Engineering James Pei-Chung Hsu, Hsiakong, China Arthur David Meppen, Racine B.S. '41, National Central University B.Ag.E. with high distinction '46, University l\Iajor, Agricultural Engineering of Minnesota Plan B Major, Agricultural Engineering Minor, Civil Engineering Thesis. A Field Study of the Depth and Spacing of Tile Drains in Webster Soil MASTER OF SCIENCE In Chemical Engineel-ing Robert Carl Johnson, Minneapolis Robert Thomas Johnson, Red Wing B.Ch.E. '47, University of Minnesota B.S. in Ch.E. with honors '43, Montana :Major, Chemical Engineering State College Minor, Physical Chemistry ]\Iajor, Chemical Engineering Thesis, The Effect of Automatic pH Control _Minor, lvlathematics and Mechanics in the Electrolytic Production of Sodium Thesis, The Surface Velocity of Liquids Chlorate Flowing Isothermally in a Thin Film down a Vertical Circular Pipe Chi Ouyang, Nanking, China B.S. '39, University of Nanking l\iajor, Chemical Engineering Plan B MASTER OF SCIENCE III Civil Engineering Yeong-chiou Chiang, Changchow, China Robert Windom Rosene, Lincoln, Nebr. B.S.E. '42, National \Vu-Han University B.C.E. with distinction '45, University of Major, Civil Engineering l\iinnesota Plan B l\iajor, Civil Engineering Plan B Jack Waitt Whitehurst Cormack, Winnipeg, Canada B.S. in C.E. '44, University of Manitoba Jack Earl Rosenlund, Fort Worth, Tex. Major, Civil Engineering (Sanitary Engi· B.S. in C.E. '44, Southern Methodist neering) University Minor, Civil Engineering (Hydraulic Engi l\lajor, Civil Engineering neering) Plan B Thesis, Variations in the Quantity and Quality of Sewage and Their Effect on Plant Design and Operation Charles Edward Sponagle, Brooklyn, N. Y. Joseph Maria Forns, Hartford, Conn. B.C.E. '43, Manhattan College B.C.E. '42, College of the City of New York 1iajor, Civil Engineering Major, Civil Engineering (Hydraulic Engi. Minor. Public Health neering) Thesis, Factors Affecting the Efficiency o.f Minor, Civil Engineering (Highway and Sewage Trickling Filters Soils Engineering) Thesis, Flow in a Triangular Channel with Varied Boundary Roughness Ernest C. Tsivoglou, New York, N. Y. B.C.E. '43, Manhattan College Santosh Kumar Mukhopadhyay, Calcutta, Major, Civil Engineering India Minor, Public Health B.S. '39, B.E. '44, University of Calcutta Thesis, The Significance of River Sludge Major, Civil Engineering (Structural Engi. Deposits neering) Minor, Civil Engineering (Highway and Soils Engineering) Thesis, Experiments on Earth-pressure on Flexible Walls MASTER OF SCIENCE In It1echanical Engineering Charles Albert Amann, St. Paul George Elliott Anderson, Minneapolis B.S. in N.T. with distinction '46, University B.M.E. with distinction '44, University of of Minnesota Minnesota Major, l\iechanical Engineering Major, Mechanical Engineering Plan B Phn B 44 Vincent W ester ~nde.rson, M!nneapolis Marvin Norman Lee, Flandreau, S. D. B M E. '43, Umverslty of Mmnesota B.S. in M.E. '46, University of Texas M'aj~r, Mechanical Engineering Major, Mechanical Engineering Plan B Plan B Ohn Harlan~ J?itt.fach, Min!lea~olis . Donald Allen Nelson, Minneapolis J B.S. with dlsttnctlOn '47, Umverslty of Mm B.M.E. '42, University of Minnesota nesota Major, Mechanical Engineering Major Mechanical Engineering Plan B Minor' Mathematics and Mechanics Thesis', The . Starting Problem of a Small Diesel Engme David L. Rosenstein, Istanbul, Turkey B.S: in M.E. '46, Robert College ' Donald Warren Grunditz, Minneapolis Major, Mechanical Engineering B.M.E. with distinction '43, University of Plan B Minnesota Major, Mecha~ical En~inee~ing Newman Siegler, New York, N. Y. Minor Electrical Engmeermg B.M.E. '42, College of the City of New York Thesis', Characteristics of Heat Flow into Major, Mechanical Engineering the Ground from a Concrete Floor Panel Plan B Leonard Velander, Jr., Milwaukee, Wis. B.S. in M.E. '43, University of Wisconsin Major, Mechanical Engineering Plan B MASTER OF SCIENCE In Dermatology and Syphilology Isadore Fisher, St. Paul B.S. '35, M.D. '36, University of Minnesota Major, Dermatology and Syphilology Minor, Bacteriology Thesis, The Histochemical Localization of Lipase Acid and Alkaline Phosphatase in Human Skin MASTER OF SCIENCE In Medicine George Emerson Brown, Rochester Lowell Lawrence Henderson, Kokomo, B.A. '36, University of Michigan Ind; M.D. '39, University of Minnesota B.A. '37, M.D. '41, Indiana University Major, Medicine Major, Medicine Minor, Physiology Minor, Pathologic Anatomy Thesis, Continuous Vasodilatation in the Ex Thesis, Intercapillary Glomerulosclerosis tremities Produced Reflexly: Physiologic Studies on Temperature of Skin and on Volume Flow of Blood and Therapeutic Milo David Leavitt, Jr., Beloit, Wis. Studies of Patients with Peripheral Vas M.D. '40, University of Pennsylvania cular Disease Major, Medicine Minor, Physiology Richard Everett Carpenter, Shawnee, Thesis, A Study of the Action of Benadryl Okla. in the Skin of Human Beings B.A. '39, University of Colorado M.D. '43, University of Chicago Leonard Louis Lovshin, Chisholm Major, Medicine B.S. '35, M.D. '39, University of Wisconsin Minor, Pathological Anatomy Major, Medicine Thesis, Leukemia and the Central Nervous Minor, Pathologic Anatomy System Thesis, Peripheral Neuritis in Periarteritis N odosa-a Clinicopathologic Study Horace Emerson Cromer, Jr., Charlottes- ville, Va. Dorothy Macy, Jr., New York, N. Y. B.S. '38, Hampden-Sydney College B.A. '40, Swarthmore College M.D. '42, Medical College of Virginia M.D. '44, Woman's Medical College Major, Medicine Major, Medicine Minor, Pathologic Anatomy Minor, Clinical Investigation Thesis, Gastric Acidity in Cases of Adeno Thesis, The Treatment of Migraine with matous Gastric Polyps Histamine 45 Harold Margulies, Sioux Falls, S. D. J ames Lynn Turner, Stockton, Calif. B.A. '38, University of Minnesota M.D. '41, Northwestern University B.S. '40, University of South Dakota Major, Medicine M.D. '42, University of Tennessee Minor, Surgical Pathology Major, Medicine Thesis, Histoplasmosis: a Clinical-Patho Minor, Physiology logical Study Thesis, The Coagulation Time of Blood in Silicone Tubes Lester Eugene Wold, Cando, N. D. B.A. '35, B.S. '36, University of North Alvin Randolph Sweeney, J r., Boston, Dakota Mass. M.D. '38, Rush Medical College B.A. '35, M.D. '39, Harvard University Major, Medicine Major, Medicine Minor, Pathologic Anatomy Minor, Pathologic Anatomy Thesis, Gastro-Intestinal Tract Lesions in Thesis, The Pulmonary Lesions of Periar Periarteritis N odosa teritis N odosa MASTER OF SCIENCE In lVeurosurgery Robert Ford Mabon, Niagara Falls, N. Y. B.A. '33, Wesleyan University M.D. '38, Harvard University Major, Neurosurgery Minor, Neuropathology Thesis, Astrocytomas, Astroblastomas and Glioblastoma Multiforme of the Cere bellum MASTER OF SCIENCE In Obstetrics and Gynecology Thomas Welsh McElin, Aurora, Ill. Russell John Paalman, Grand Rapids, B.A. summa cum laude '42, Dartmouth Mich. College B.A. '34, Hope College M.D. '44, Harvard University M.D. '38, University of Michigan Major, Obstetrics and Gynecology Major, Obstetrics and Gynecology Minor, Surgical Pathology Minor, Surgical Pathology Thesis, Splenectomy in Women of the Child- Thesis, Actinomycosis of the Ovaries and bearing Age: Its Possible Effect upon Fer· Fallopian Tubes tility and the Course of any Subsequent Pregnancies MASTER OF SCIENCE In Orthopedic Surgery Donald Rowe Lannin, Minneapolis Theodore Norley, Philadelphia, Pa. B.S. '40, M.D. '41, University of Minnesota B.A. '39, Gettysburg College Major, Orthopedic Surgery M.D. '43, Hahnemann Medical College Minor, Anatomy Major, Orthopedic Surgery Thesis, Congenital Dislocation of the Hip; Minor, Surgical Pathology a Study of Certain X-ray Aspects Thesis, Calcification of the Ligaments, Bur· sae, Menisci, and Tendons of the Knee Robert Delevan Mussey, Rochester B.A. '38, Dartmouth College Alvin Cyril Walsh, Calgary, Canada M.D. '43, University of Minnesota B.S. '34, University of Saskatchewan Major, Orthopedic Surgery M.D. '39, University of Manitoba Minor, Surgical Pathology Major, Orthopedic Surgery Thesis, Osteochondromatosis Minor, Surgical Pathology Thesis, 1. The Use of Homogenous and Heterogenous Bone in Bone Grafting; II. A Method of Preserving Homogenous Bone for Use in Bone Grafting MASTER OF SCIENCE In Otolaryngology and Rhinology Clifford Franklin Lake, Kimball, S. D. B.S. '36, University of South Dakota M.D. '39, North,vestern University Major, Otolaryngology and Rhinology Minor, Surgical Pathology Thesis, M ucoceles and Pyoceles of the Frontal and Ethmoid Paranasal Sinuses 46 MASTER OF SCIENCE In Pathology Theodore Edward Ludden, Salem, Ore. George Herman Murphy, Halifax, B.S. '39, Willamette University Nova Scotia M.D. '43, University of Oregon B.A. '36, M.D.C.M. '40, Dalhousie Univer· Major, Pathology sity Minor, Clinical Pathology Major, Pathology Thesis, Changes in the Endocardium and Minor, Bacteriology Myocardium in Acute Poliomyelitis Thesis, Myoblastoma MASTER OF SCIENCE In Pediatrics Viola Ellen Sheridan, Minot, N. D. B.S.M. '42, M.S. '43, Creighton University Major, Pediatrics Minor, Pathology Thesis, The Effect of Hydrogen Ion Con· centration on the Activity of Streptomycin Against Organisms Commonly Found in Infections of the Urinary Tract MASTER OF SCIENCE In Proctology Leo James LeBlanc, Medford, Mass. Harlow Brooks McQuarrie, Ogden, Utah M.D. '41, St. Louis University B.S. '33, Utah State Agricultural College Major, Proctology M.D. '39, George Washington University Minor, Pathology Major, Proctology Thesis, Squamous Cell Epithelioma of the Minor, Pathology Rectum. A Critical Chnical and Patho Thesis, Epitheliomata of the Anus and Anal logical Investigation of the Subject Canal MASTER OF SCIENCE In Surgery Frank Strother Ashburn, Dallas, Tex_ George Henry Hanlon, Hazelton, Pa. B.A. '35, M.D. '38, University of Texas B.S. '37, Lafayette College Major, Surgery M.D. '41, Jefferson Medical College Minor, Surgical Pathology Major, Surgery Thesis. Metastasizing Carcinoids of the Minor, Pathologic Anatomy Ileum Thesis, The "Shelf" of Tissue at the Pene tration of the Common Bile Duct into the Wilson Joseph Ferguson, Sedalia, Mo. Duodenal Wall B.A. '36, Dartmouth College B.S. '39, M.D. '41, Washington University Weston Ackland Heinrich, Miami, Fla. Major, Surgery B.S. '33, University of Miami Minor, Pathologic Anatomy M.D. '42, Northwestern University Thesis, Luschka Crypts of the Gallbladder Major, Surgery Minor, Surgical Pathology Thesis, A Study To Determine a Method for Richard Aldrich Forney, Boise, Idaho Estimating the Proportion of the Stomach B.A. '35, University of California Removed in Partial Gastric Resection M.D. '39, Rush Medical College Major, Surgery Minor, Surgical Pathology J ames Kenneth Keely, Ridgewood, Pa. Thesis, Strangulation of the Small Intestine: B.A. '34, Dartmouth College A Clinical and Pathological Study of Acute M.D. '37, Harvard University Strangulating Obstructing Lesions of the Major, Surgery Small Bowel Due to Intra-abdominal Ad Minor, Pathology hesions Thesis, Carcinoma of Sigmoid: Mesenteric VS. Antimesenteric Location as Factor in Prognosis Robert Hale Gibson, Tacoma, Wash. B.S. '39, College of Puget Sound Joseph Lonnie Kirby, Birmingham, Ala. M.D. '43, University of Oregon B.S. '39, Birmingham Southern College Major, Surgery M.D. '43, Emory University Minor, Surgical Pathology Major, Surgery Thesis, Intussusception in Infants and Minor, Surgical Pathology Children Thesis, A Comparison of the Dukes' and Broders' Types of Classification in Car cinoma of the Cecum 47 John Webster Kirklin, Rochester Roger Adrian Scholten, Kalamazoo, B.A. '38, University of Minnesota Mich. M.D. '42, Harvard University B.A. '32, Yale University Major, Surgery M.D. '37, Jefferson Medical College Minor, Surgical Pathology Major, Surgery Thesis, The Role of the Peritoneal Reflection Minor, Surgical Pathology in the Prognosis of Carcinoma of the Thesis, Jejunal Ulcers Following Partial Gas Rectum and Low Sigmoid Colon trectomy with Special Reference to the Effect of Removal of the Pyloric Antrwn John Canfield Lillie, Rochester on the Genesis of Recurrent Peptic Ulcers B.A. '36, M.D. '39, University of Michigan Major, Surgery Elwyn Space Shonyo, Bushton, Kans. Minor, Surgical Pathology B.S. '33, Kansas State College Thesis, The Effects of Exercise on Gastric M.D. '37, Rush Medical College Secretion Major, Surgery Minor, Surgical Pathology Alfred Charles Meyer, Chicago, Ill. Thesis, Investigation of Renal Circulation B.S. '39, M.D. '40, Northwestern University in Experimental Animals by the Neoprene Major, Surgery Injection-Corrosion Method Minor, Surgical Pathology Thesis, Inflammatory Carcinoma of the Lyle Aaron Tongen, Walhalla, N. D. Breast B.S. '40, University of North Dakota M.D. '42, Washington University Roberta Geraldine Rice, St. Paul Major, Surgery B.A. '39, Colorado College Minor, Pathology M.D. '44, University of Minnesota Thesis, The Quantitative Relationship of Major, Surgery Parietal Cells to Gastric Acidity Minor, Surgical Pathology Thesis, Quantitative and Histochemical Studies of the Effect of Diethylstilbestrol on Placental Glycogen and Fat with Spe· cial Reference to the Placentas in Toxemia MASTER OF SCIENCE In Urology Frank Harrison Clark, Portland, Ore. John Hartwell Dunn, Heavener, Okla_ B.S. '40, M.D. '43, University of Oregon B.A. '37, University of Oklahoma Major, Urology ~LD. '41, University of Tennessee Minor, Surgical Pathology Major, Urology Thesis, Primary Carcinoma of Male Urethra Minor, Surgical Pathology Thesis, Leukoplakia of the Renal Pelvis David Bradford Connery, New Castle, Pa. George Bennett Eaves, Minneapolis B.S. '28, Westminster College B.S. '36, M.D. '39, University of Minnesota M.D. '32, University of Pennsylvania Major, Urology Major, Urology Minor, Pathology Minor, Surgical Pathology Thesis, Peritoneal Lavage in the Treatment Thesis, Leukoplakia of the Urinary Bladder of Temporary Renal Insufficiency and Its Association with Carcinoma George William Irmisch, Lindenhurst, N. Y. B.S. '35, Rutgers University M.D. '40, Temple University Major, Urology Minor, Surgical Pathology Thesis, The Histologic Comparison of Car cinoma of the Prostate before and after Castration MEDICAL SCHOOL Candidates presented by Harold S. Diehl, M.A., M.D., D.Sc., Dean of the Medical Sciences DOCTOR OF MEDICINE' Martin Alfred Adson, B.S., M.B., Adrian Haskell Bodelson, B.S., M.B., Rochester Fulda Frank Joseph Anderson, Jr., B.S., M.B., Harry Park Borgeson, B.S., M.B., Minneapolis Chisholm Eugene Franklin Beyer, B.S., M.B., Elgin Florence Jacqueline Bouthilet, B.S., M.B., St. Paul * These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of hospital internship within one month. 48 James Frederick Boysen, B.S., M.B., Richard Harmer Lee, B.S., M.B., Madelia Northfield Theresa Eileen Brey, B.S., M.B., James Perry Lillehei, B.S., M.B., Wabasso Minneapolis Harry Frank Burich, B.S., M.B., Charles Edward Lindemann, B.S., M.B., Silver Lake Minneapolis Robert Eldred Carter, B.S., M.B., Carl Edward Lipschultz, B.~., 1I.B., Wayzata St. Paul Cherry Blossom Cedar leaf, B.A., B.S., Charles Elliott Magraw, B.S., M.B.. M.B., St. Paul St. Paul Anne Kathryn Cottor, B.S., M.B., St. Thomas David Moberg, B.S., M.B. Paul Minneapolis Donald Fredrick De Marse, B.S., M.B., Luther Arnold Nelson, B.S., M.B., Sioux Falls, S. D. Wadena Agamemnon Despopoulos, B.S., M.B., Jack Gordon Olsen, B.S., M.B., Jamaica, N. Y. Minneapolis Antoni Mills Diehl, B.S., M.B., Charles Robert Peluso, B.S., M.B., Minneapolis St. Paul James William Erchul, B.S., M.B., Frank Blair Rice, Minneapolis Duluth Albert MacDonell Richards, B.A., B.S., Jack Emil Geist, B.S., M.B., St. Paul M.B., St. Paul Edwin Samuel Gomsi, B.S., M.B., Harold M. Schneidman, B.S., M.B., Eveleth Minneapolis Rollin Montell Hansen, B.S., M.B., Arthur Bernard Shuldberg, B.S., }'1.B., Minneapolis Minneapolis Vernon Ashcraft Harrington, Jr., B.S., Jerome F. Smersh, Jr., B.A., B.S., M.B., M.B., Deerwood Owatonna Harold William Henry, B.S., M.B., Foley Marvin David Siperstein, B.S., M.B., Jay Carrol Hoyt, B.S., M.B., Deer Creek Minneapolis George Walter Janda, Jr., B.S., M.B., Arnold Joseph Spanjers, B.S., M.B., St. Paul Excelsior Richard Edmund Jensen, B.S., M.B., Sylvan Oscar Tatkin, D.D.S., B.S., M.B., Minneapolis St. Paul Curtis Merlin Johnson, B.A., B.S., M.B., Paul Erhard Teschan, B.S., M.B., Dawson Milwaukee, Wis. Ruth Jolly, B.S., M.B., Minneapolis John Edward Verby, B.A., B.S., M.B., Thomas Schreiner Kemp, B.S., M.B., St. Paul Mankato Joseph Carroll Von Drasek, B.S., M.B., Robert Walker Keyes, B.S., M.B., Morris Pipestone John Louis Whitaker, Jr., B.S., St. Paul Harold Dale Kletschka, A.S., B.S., M.B., Martin Leonard Zucker, B.S., B.A., M.B., Minneapolis St. Paul GRADUATE SCHOOL Candidates presented by Theodore C. Blegen, Ph.D., L.H.D., Litt.D., Dean of the Graduate School DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Tewfik Mohamed Ibrahim Abdel-Hak, Marguerite Catherine Burk, Ottawa, Deir Moes, Egypt Kans. B.S. '40, University of Cairo B.A. '37, M.A. '38, University of Kansas Major, Plant Pathology Major, Economics Minor, Botany Minor, Political Science Thesis, Morphology and Behavior of Cer· Thesis, Analysis of Wartime Changes in tain Races of Puccinia graminis tritici Consumption Erikss. and Renn. Major Advisers, Profs. R. S. Vaile and W. Major Adviser, Prof. E. C. Stakman C. Waite Akira Asano, Sacramento, Calif. Arne Emanuel Carlson, St. Paul B.S. '44, Drake University B.S. '38, M.S. '40, University of Minne· M.S. '45, University of Minnesota sota Major, Pharmaceutical Chemistry Majors, Agronomy and Plant Physiology Minors, Pharmacology, Agricultural Bio Minor, Botany chemistry Thesis, A Study of the Root Reserves of Thesis, The Synthesis of Some Substituted Field Bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis) Debydrobicatechols at Various Soil Levels on Fallowed and Major Adviser, Prof. Ole Gisvold Undisturbed Land Major Advisers, Profs. R. S. Dunham and R. R. Landon 49 William Oviatt Caster, Platteville, Wis. Joel Oliver Hougen, Champaign, Ill. B.A. '42, M.S. '44, University of Wisconsin B.S. '36, University of Wisconsin Major, Physiological Chemistry M.S. in Ch.E. '46, University of Minnesota Minor, Organic Chemistry Major, Chemical Engineering Thesis, The Excretion of Thiamine and Its Minor, Bacteriology Degradation Products Thesis, Thermal Conductivities of Granular Major Advisers, Profs. Olaf Mickelsen and Solids through Which Gases Are Flowing A. B. Keys Major Advisers, Profs. C. A. Mann and E. L. Piret Donald Montgomery Castleberry, Austin, Bill Henriksen Hoyer, Seattle, Wash. Tex. B.S. cum laude '43, M.S. '45, University B.A. '35, Oklahoma Central State Teachers of Washington College Major, Bacteriology M.A. '36, University of Oklahoma Minor, Agricultural Biochemistry Major, Political Science Thesis, Studies on a Bacterial Amino Acid Minor, Education Decarboxy lase Thesis, Opium in the International Relations Major Adviser, Prof. H. O. Halvorson of China Major Adviser, Prof. H. S. Quigley Lloyd Lute Kempe, Minneapolis B.Chem. '32, M.S. '38, University of Min- Frank Allen Cutler, Jr., Pana, III. nesota B.S. with highest honors '42, University of Major, Chemical Engineering Illinois Minor, Bacteriology Major, Organic Chemistry Thesis, The Effect of Continuously Con Minor, Physical Chemistry trolled pH on the Lactic Acid Fermenta_ Thesis, The Reaction between Quinones and tion Metalic Enolates: XXII Nitrotrimethyl Major Advisers, Profs_ E. L. Pi ret and quinone and Sodiomalonic Ester; XXIII H. O. Halvorson Aminotrimethylquinone and Sodiornalonic Ester Enno Edward Kraehe, Newark, Del. Major Adviser, Prof. L. I. Smith B.A. with distinction '43, M.A. '44, Uni. versity of Missouri Major, History Raymond Joseph Doll, Manhattan, Kans. Minor, Philosophy B.S. '35, M.S. '38, Kansas State College Thesis, A History of the German Confedera Major, Agricultural Economics tion, 1850-1866 Minor, Economics Maior Adviser, Prof. L. D. Steefe! Thesis, Agricultural Policy in Relation to the Beef Cattle Indnstry Sheila lone Kragness, Excelsior Major Adviser, Prof. O. B. Jesness B.S. with high distinction '38, M.A. '39, University of Minnesota Major, French Clark Cyrus Gill, Minneapolis Minor, English B.A. cum laude '35, Hamline University M.A. '39, University of Minnesota Thesis, Doctors and Medical Science in the Major, Education Contemporary French Drama, 1887 to Minor, Social Sciences 1939 Thesis, The Role of the Federal Government Maior Adviser, Prof. F. B. Barton in Public Education in Mexico Major Adviser, Prof. E. B. Wesley Reinold Walter Kunkel, Glenview, Ill. B. S. '41, North Dakota Agricultural College M.S. '43, University of Minnesota Bernard Oscar Gimmestad, Minneapolis Major, Dairy Husbandry B.A. magna cum laude '34, St. Olaf College Minor, Agricultural Biochemistry M.A. '39, University of Wisconsin Thesis, A Study of Various Manufacturing Major, English Processes as They Affect the Quality of Minor, History Dry Ice-Cream Mix Thesis, Three Churchill Studies Major Advisers, Profs. S. T. Coulter and Major Adviser, Prof. c. A. Moore W. B. Combs Mary Victoria MacLachlin, Whitehall, Syed Zulfiqarul Hasanain, Pakistan B.S. '29, M.S. '32, Aligarh Muslim Uni N. Y. versity B.A. '40, Skidmore College Majors, Plant Genetics and Plant Pathology M.A. '42, Columbia University Thesis, Study of Stem Rust Reaction and Major, English Other Characters in Indian Wheat Varie l\1inor, History ties and Their Crosses Thesis, Edwin Lawrence Godkin: Utilitarian Major Advisers, Profs. H. K. Hayes and Editor H. H. Hart Major Adviser, Prof. Tremaine McDowell George Hillman Mayer, Lafayette, Ind. Herbert Gerhard Heneman, Jr., St. Paul B.A. '41, Pomona College B.B.A. '38, M.A. '43, University of Min- M.A. '43, Claremont Colleges nesota Major, History Major, Economics Minor, Political Science Minor, Psychology Thesis, The Political Career of Floyd B. Thesis. 1feasurement of Short-run Family Olson, Farmer-Labor Governor of Min Participation in the Labor Force nesota Major Adviser, Prof. Dale Yoder Major Adviser, Prof. G. M. Stephenson 50 William Agnew McClelland, White Plains, Wilfred Harold Pine, Manhattan, Kans. N. Y. B.S. with honors '34, M.S. '38, Kansas State B.A. magna cum laude '41, Brown Univer- College sity Major, Agricultural Economics M.A. '46, University of Minnesota Minor, Economics Major, Psychology Thesis, Methods of Classifying Kansas Land Minor, Educational Psychology According to Economic Prodnctivity Thesis, An Analysis of a Selection Program Major Adviser, Prof. A. A. Dowell for Sales Engineers Major Adviser, Prof. D. G. Paterson Emmett Louis Pinnell, Owensville Mo. Edwin Fredric Menze, St. Paul B.S. '40, University of Missouri ' B.S. '37, M.A. '39, University of Kansas M.S. '42, University of Minnesota Major, German Literature Major, Plant Genetics Minor, Germanic Philology Minor, Plant Pathology Thesis, History and the Cnltural Idea in Thesis, Genetic and Environmental Factors Theodor Fontane's Social Philosophy Affecting Corn Seed Viability at Low Major Adviser, Prof. O. C. Burkhard Temperatures Major Adviser, Prof. H. K. Hayes Harry Haruo Murakishi, St. Paul B.S. '40, University of California M.S. '45, North Carolina State College of Thomas Rollin Richmond College Agriculture and Engineering Station, Tex. ' Major, Plant Pathology B.S. '31, M.S. '38, Agricultural and Mechan- ).finor, Botany ical College of Texas Thesis, Variation in Fusarium Bulbigenum Major, Plant Genetics eke. and Mass. Var. Niveum W'r. Minor, Plant Pathology Major Adviser, Prof. C. J. Eide Thesis, The Genetics of Certain Factors Responsible for Lint Quantity in Ameri Gollakota Suryanarayana Murty, can Upland Cotton Cocanada, India Major Adviser, Prof. H. K. Hayes B.S. '34, Andhra University M.S. '36, Lucknow University William Alfred Riedl, Laramie, Wyo. Major, Plant Genetics B.S. '29, M.S. '36, University of Wyoming Minor, Biostatistics Major, Agronomy and Plant Genetics Thesis, Combining Ability in Corn of Minor, Plant Pathology Parental Inbreds with Inbreds Recovered Thesis, The Inheritance of Tuber-set in from Backcrosses Solanum tuberosum L. Major Adviser, Prof. H. K. Hayes Major Advisers, Profs. F. A. Krantz and Austin Carlen Olsen, Minneapolis H. K. Hayes B.S. in Ch.E. with honors '39, Montana State College William Schofield, Springfield, Mass. M.S. in Ch.E. '41, University of Minnesota B.S. with higbest praise '42, Springfield Major, Chemical Engineering College Minor, Physical Chemistry M.A. '46, University of Minnesota Thesis, A Study in tbe Mechanism of Di- Major, Psychology /" electric Drying Minor, Neuropsychiatry Major Advisers, Profs. N. H. Ceaglske and Thesis, MMPI Response Changes witb Cer C. A. Mann tain Therapies Major Adviser, Prof. S. R. Hathaway Joseph Carl Olson, Jr., St. Paul B.S. '35, M.S. '44, University of Minnesota. Major, Bacteriology Donald Edgar Smith, St. Paul Minor, Agricultural Biochemistry B.Chem. '39, M.S. '42, University of Min- Thesis, A Study_of Certain Factors Per nesota taining to the Heat Resistance of Coliform Major, Agricultural Biochemistry Bacteria in Milk Minor, Chemical Engineering Major Advisers, Profs. Harold Macy and Thesis, The Effect of Drying Conditions H. O. Halvorson upon the Biochemical Properties of Corn Major Advisers, Profs. W. F. Geddes and Rodrigo Gonzalo Orellana, Quito, E. L. Piret Ecuador Ingeniero Agronomo '38, Central University Sherman Archie Sundet, Gary M.S. '44, University of Minne..,ta B.A. '39, Concordia College Major, Plant Patbology M.S. '41, University of Idaho Minor, Soils Major, Organic Chemistry Thesis, Studies of the Develol?ment of Minor, Physical Chemistry Achnomyces scabies on Potatoes 10 Certain Thesis, Condensations of 3-Acetocoumarin in Minnesota Soils the Presence of Cyanoacetamide M~or Advisers, Profs. E. C. Stakman and Major Adviser, Prof. C. F. Koelsch C. J. Eide Robert Edward Pfadt, Laramie, Wyo. Chieh Tsiang, Wukiang, Kianzen, B.A. with honor '38, M.A. '40, University China of Wyoming B.S. '35, University of Nanking Major, Zoology M.S. '46, University of Minnesota Minor, Entomology Major, Agricultural Economics Thesis, Food Plants as Factors in the Minor, Sociology Ecology of Melanoplus mexicanus (Sauss.) Thesis, An Economic Study of Some Prob and A ulocara elliott> (Thos.) lems of Chinese Agriculture Major Adviser, Prof. D. E. Minnich Major Adviser, Prof. A. A. Dowell 51 Kenneth Kazutaka Tsuboi, Minneapoii; B.S. '44, College of St. Thomas M.S. '46, Universitr of Minnesota Maior, Physiologica Chemistry Minor, Physiology Thesis, A Chemical and Enzymatic Study of Pentose Nucleic Acids and Their Hydrolysis by Cytoplasmic Fractions of Liver Tissue Maior Adviser, Prof. C. P. Barnum DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY In Civil Engineering Loren Wenzel Neubauer, Davis, Calif. B.C.E. with distinction '26, M.S. in C.E. '32, University of Minnesota Maior, Civil Engineering Minor, Mathematics and Mechanics Thesis, Some Effects of Viscosity Variation upon the Movement of Bed Sediment in an Open Channel Maior Adviser, Prof. L. G. Straub DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY In Medicine Haddon McCutchen Carryer, Des Moines, la. B.A. '35, Drake University M.D. '39, M.S. '39, Northwestern Univer· sity Maior, Medicine Minor, Experimental Physiology Thesis, Studies on the Release of Histamine during Hemolytic Reactions in Blood and the Effects of Adrenal Cortical Compound E and Anti·Histamine Agents in These Reactions Maior Adviser, Dr. C. F. Code SUMMARY OF DEGREES Degrees conferred June, 1948 (subject to completion of requirements} ...... 3,226 Degrees conferred July, August, December, 1947 and March, 1948 ...... 3,133 Total degrees conferred during 1947-48 ... 6,359 52 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA JULY COMMENCEMENT 1948 NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY EVENING, JULY TWENTY-SECOND NINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-EIGHT AT EIGHT O'CLOCK UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA THE BOARD OF REGENTS The Honorable James F. Bell, Minneapolis The Honorable Daniel C. Gainey, Owatonna The Honorable Richard L. Griggs, Duluth The Honorable J. S. Jones, St. Paul The Honorable George W. Lawson, St. Paul The Honorable Albert J. Lobb, Rochester The Honorable E. E. Novak, New Prague The Honorable A. J. Olson, Renville The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Cloud The Honorable F. J. Rogstad, Detroit Lakes The Honorable Fred B. Snyder, Minneapolis The Honorable Sheldon V. Wood, Minneapolis Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President of the Board Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Secretary of the Board 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. 2 CAPS AND GOWNS An Explanation In the medieval city, clothing not unlike that worn by those participating in this commencement was common. The modern academic costume has evolved from the dress of the medieval guilds and the early religious orders. Today, everYone with a college or university degree may wear the black academic gown. Hoods, which are omitted by seniors who are candidates for degrees, are worn by graduates. At the University of Minnesota, the lining of the hood has a maroon chevron on an old gold ground to represent the University colors. A University faculty member who holds a degree from an other college or university wears the colors of his own alma mater. Distinctions between sleeves indicate the type of degree held by the wearer. A long, pointed sleeve indicates a Bachelor's degree, while a long, closed sleeve with a slit near the upper part of the arm designates a Master's degree. A round, open sleeve marks a Doctor's degree. The velvet edging on hoods is the color which stands for the field of study of the gown's wearer. It may be white for Arts and Letters, gold-yellow for Science, maize for Agriculture, ForestrY, and Home Economics, or light blue for Education. Orange denotes Technology; dark blue, Philosophy; purple, Law; green, Medicine; and pink, Music. Public Health is shown by salmon pink edging, Dentistry by lilac, Pharmacy by olive, and Commerce and Accountancy by drab. The Doctor's costume also has velvet trimming on the rest of the gown, includ ing crossbars on the sleeve. The trimming may be either black or may' match the color of the hood edging. Caps, or mortarboards, too, have significance. The President of the University is the only one who may wear a velvet cap and a gold tassel. Shoulder insignia on the gowns of candidates for degrees indicate that the candi date is an honor student. For the Master's and Doctor's degrees, the tassels are always black, but candidates for the Bachelor's degree at this commencement wear tassels which indicate their school or college by color, as follows: (In the order of their appearance on the platform) General College ...... crimson and white College of Science, Literature, and the Arts ...... white Institute of Technology ...... orange College of Agriculture, ForestrY, and Home Economics ...... maize Medical School ...... green College of Education ...... light blue School of Business Administration ...... drab University College ...... old gold and white 3 Order {II events • THE ASSEMBLING OF THE AUDIENCE: As candidates for degrees at this evening's commencement and their friends and relatives approach Northrop Auditorium on the Minneapolis Campus, they will hear the chimes, a recent gift from a friend and neighbor, Mr. H. R. Brown of southeast Minneapolis. Only a portion of the chimes has been installed as yet; beginning with the next winter commencement, the entire set will be used. The carillonneur this evening is Professor Paul M. Oberg, Ph.D., Chairman of the De partment of Music. Guests will be seated as they arrive at the Auditorium and will remain seated until the colors are presented. • ORGAN RECITAL: Beginning at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Arthur B. Jen nings, Associate Professor and University Organist, will play: • Fantasie and Fugue in G Minor Bach • Andante Cantabile (from the Fourth Symphony) Widor • Allegro (from the Second Symphony) Vierne • Processional: Overture to the Occasional Oratorio Handel • PROCESSIONAL: As candidates for degrees enter the Auditorium the curtain will be drawn. Seated on the platform, left to right, are: Mr. Julius M. Nolte, Dean of University Extension; Dr. George P. Conger, Professor of Philosophy; Dr. Alfred L. Vaughan Assistant Dean of the General College; Dr. J. William Buchta, Assistant Dean of the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Mr. Thomas A. H. Teeter, Dean of the Summer Ses sion; Dr. Harold Macy, Associate Director of the Agricultural Experiment Station; Dr. Malcolm M. Willey, Vice President, Academic Administration; Dr. William S. Carlson, President of the University of Delaware; Dr. Harold S. Diehl, Dean of the College of Medical Sciences; Dr. Wesley E. Peik, Dean of the College of Education; Dr. Richard L. Koze1ka, Dean of the School of Business Administration; Dr. Theodore C. Blegen, Dean of the Graduate School; Mr. True E. Pettengill, Recorder; Mr. Roy Schuessler, Assistant Professor of Music; and Dr. August C. Krey, Professor of History. 4 Order (1/ events = • PRESENTATION OF COLORS: As the color guard, made up of Uni versity ROTC and NROTC cadets, enters the Auditorium, the audience will rise and remain standing. • THE NATIONAL ANTHEM (first stanza only) : The entire audi ence and Mr. Roy Schuessler, M.A., Assistant Professor of Music, soloist. • INVOCATION: The Reverend George P. Conger, Ph.D., Pro fessor of Philosophy, University of Minnesota. • COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS: "Knowledge for What?" President William S. Carlson, Ph.D., President of the University of Dela ware; formerly Dean of Admissions and Records, University of Minnesota. • CONFERRING OF DEGREES: Degrees will be conferred by Vice President Malcolm M. Willey, Ph.D., Vice President, Academic Administration. Candidates will be presented by Dean Alfred L. Vaughan, Ph.D., for the General College; Dean J. William Buchta, Ph.D., for the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Pro fessor Thomas A. H. Teeter, B.S. (C.E.), for the Institute of Technology; Professor Harold Macy, Ph.D., for the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics; Dean Harold S. Diehl, M.D., for the College of Medical Sciences; Dean Wesley E. Peik, Ph.D., for the College of Education and for the College of Education and the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics; Dean Richard L. Kozelka, Ph.D., for the School of Business Administration; Dean J. William Buchta, Ph.D., for the University College; and Dean Theodore C. Blegen, Ph.D., for the Graduate School. • THE UNIVERSITY'S ALMA MATER SONG, "HAIL MINNESOTA": The audience and Professor Roy Schuessler, soloist. • RECESSIONAL: Professor Arthur B. Jennings • Toccata (from the Gothic Suite) - BoeUmann • The audience is requested to remain seated until those in academic costume have left the hall. 5 CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the first term of the Summer Session, degrees will be conferred as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the graduation requirements. GENERAL COLLEGE ASSOCIATE IN ARTS Robert Bender, Minneapolis Donald Andrew Lambert, Minneapolis June Bruer, Minneapolis Phyllis Ann Lifson, Minneapolis Graydon Edward Cadwell, Pine River John Elias Loberg, Minneapolis Roger Wesley Carlson, St. Paul Hartley H. Arrons Medin, Anoka Duane Robert Euren, Moorhead Bernhard Oliver Mossberg, Minneapolis E. Willard Frank, Minneapolis Elaine Constance Podd, St. Paul Ramona Mae Frederickson, White Bear Thomas Glenn Slawson, Minneapolis Lake Marj orie Pauline Thorpe, Minneapolis Reinhardt Charles Huebner, Jr., Minneapolis COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS ASSOCIATE IN LmERAL ARTS Audrey Jean Allison, Minneapolis Wilson Robert More, St. Paul Lloyd Morten Freden, Minneapolis William Frederick Reitmann, Red Wing William Greenburg, St. Paul John Gordon Sims, Dresbach Barbara Ann Johnson, Minneapolis Sharon Lee Stern, Minneapolis BACHELOR OF ARTS Rita Mae Ahmann, St. Paul Walter Beverley Grannes, Minneapolis J ames Allen Atkinson, St. Paul Allen Seaman Greenstein, Minneapolis Loren Henderson Balcom, Rochester Max Guttman, Minneapolis Allen Gordon Brant, Lake Benton Henry Benbrook Hall, St. Paul Thomas Edward Bretz, A.L.A., St. Paul Edward Anthony Harrington, Tracy Martin Brown, Minneapolis John Kenneth Hartman, St. Paul Paul Vincent Burgett, Jr., Minneapolis Clare Bernice Hestad, Minneapolis Ray Ralph Butler, Minneapolis Edwin Loring Ingraham, Minneapolis Leo William Cavanaugh, Minneapolis Leone Isaacs, Minneapolis Donald Francis Clark, Bemidji Robert Alan Johnson, Fulda George Andrew Creamer, Minneapolis William Carl Kaufman, Appleton Richard Clyde Davis, Minneapolis Luellamae Kimmerle, Minneapolis magna cum laude J ames Mattson Kinney, Osakis Robert Lee Domler, St. Paul David Liebberman, Minneapolis Donald George Dreblow, Minneapolis cum laude Marian Ann Eastley, Buffalo, N. D. June Sauer Lundgren, Minneapolis Lorraine Ruth Espeseth, Minneapolis Gene Scott McNaughton, Menomonie, Esther Essene, Minneapolis Wis. Leland Enock Evenson, St. James Robert Armey Melander, Minneapolis John Robert Finnegan, Minneapolis Jacqueline Augusta Mertes, Lanesboro magna cum laude Marilyn Mitchell, Crookston Teresa McNeely Flowers, St. Paul Howard Clark Mothersill, St. Paul John Drew Forsman, Minneapolis magna cum laude Eugene Robert Gibson, St. Paul Andrew Michael Nelson, A.A., B.Th., Robert Clare Good, Minneapolis St. Paul Ella A. Berge Gorder, Starbuck Ruth Marie Nelson, Minneapolis magna cum laude 6 Mayo Keith Newhouse, Minneapolis Grenaviere Anntionette Robinson, Edward Stark Niederkorn, Red Wing Minneapolis Audrey Elizabeth Niemi, R.N., Virginia Dorothy Luise Schelhart, Heron Lake Thomas Lee Nihil, Jr., Minneapolis Alice Simon, Minneapolis Douglas Arthur Norberg, Minneapolis Thomas Gustaf Stromberg, A.A., Kenneth George Olson, Minneapolis Minneapolis Robert Ernest Ott, A.A., St. Paul Clayton LeRoy Stunkard, Minneapolis Kenneth Arthur Palm, St. Paul Roy Arthur Swanson, St. Paul Mary Elizabeth Palm, Minneapolis magna cum laude Gaylord Monroe Palmer, Minneapolis Paul Frederick Syrdal, Madison cum laude Beverly Grace Thompson, St. Paul George Donald Paul, St. Paul Richard R. Trezona, Eveleth Ivil Lawson Porter, Jr., Minneapolis Nancy Clare Ulvang, Duluth Robert William Powers, Roundup, Joanne Undine, Minneapolis Mont. Bradley John Walker, Minneapolis cum laude magna cum laude Neale Stuart Radzom, Minneapolis Patricia Elizabeth Warford, Bemidji Joan Reinke, Minneapolis Marjorie Lei Wells, St. Louis Park Roger Warren Rempel, Minneapolis Robert Arthur Whitten, Minneapolis George Dickins Riley, Jr., Minneapolis Virginia Webb Witt, Minneapolis Majel Ann Risser, Dodge Center John Taylor Wynne, Minneapolis Elizabeth Snowden Robb, Minneapolis Helen Lillian Yngve, Cambridge cum laude magna cum laude Edwin Hugh Roberts, Mankato John Martin Zaic, Ely BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN LIBRARY SCIENCE Marguerite Ann Bradison, B.A., Elizabeth C. Cauley, B.A., St. Paul Minneapolis INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BACHELOR OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Lewis Frederick Allin, Two Harbors Curtis Raymond Kern, Washington, Louis Milton Chamberlain, Minneapolis Kans. John Eustace Donalds II, St. Croix Benjamin E. Kirkendall, Duluth Falls, Wis. John Lauren Lundberg, St. Paul with distinction with high distinction Thomas Hale Harris, Winnipeg, Donald Neil Maytum, Alexandria, S. D. Canada William Joseph Michels, Nashwauk Robert Edwin Hawkinson, A.A., Toshio Okuma, Bakersfield, Calif. Worthington with distinction Robert Joseph Humbert, St. Cloud Walter Keiji Osaka, Minneapolis Gilbert Ingvar Johnson, Heron Lake Edward Laverne Priebe, Minneapolis William Lenard Jolitz, Duluth John Swanson, Jr., B.S., B.B.A., Clarence Emil Josephs, Kensington St. Paul Richard Jay Wethern, Everett, Wash. BACHELOR OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Kenneth Kasper Dols, Carver Clayton Royal Kessler, Minneapolis Richard Wesley Elvig, Minneapolis with distinction with distinction Benj amin Franklin Kimler, St. Paul Dale Warren Faulds, Ivanhoe Calvin John Meyer, Mankato Jackie Ottman Fox, Minneapolis Robert Durand Meyers, Grand Rapids Robert Bruce Hutchinson, St. Paul Leslie Carl Weber, Mankato BACHELOR OF GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING Daniel Robbins Croswell, Jr., Brainerd 7 BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LaRoy Edward Robinson, Minneapolis with distinction BACHELOR OF PHYSICS James Paul Heppner, Forest City, Ia. with distinctfon COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE. FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Sherrill Angstman, Princeton, Fish and Margery Nell Jacobson, St. Paul, Home Wildlife Management Economics Robert Elroy Bothum, Crosby, N. D., Robert Stanley Jorgenson, Fergus Falls, Science Forestry Marilyn Ruth Drake, Minneapolis, Home June Mary Kline, St. Paul, Home Eco Economics nomics Herbert Lawrence Finch, Minneapolis, Patricia Deleres Lepine, St. Paul, Home Forestry Economics Marion Florence Gallagher, Waseca, Barbara Jane Mead, St. Paul, Home Eco Home Economics nomics with distinction Lucille B. Nelson, Minneapolis, Home Marjory Jeanne Glauner, Topeka, Kans., Economics Home Economics Calvin George Norris, Minneapolis, Doris Irene Hagstrom, St. Paul, Home Science Economics Virginia Marie O'Neill, Graceville, Home Roberta Glee Hall, Winnebago, Home Economics Economics Milton Linver Pietz, Lakefield, Agricul Ronald Gordon Hanson, Laporte, Science ture Albert Carl Heine, Morris, Agriculture Mae Evelyn Reed, Tower, Home Eco Carlton Arvid Holmes, Minneapolis, nomics Forestry Bernard Clifford Sonstegard, George with distinction ville, Agriculture Virginia Marie Irgens, Milwaukee, Wis., Orpha Lydis Stahn, Morris, Home Eco Home Economics nomics COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY) Sally Adeline DeVine, St. Paul BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING) Ruth Emily Anderson, R.N., Osceola, Margaret Jeffers Griffin, St. Paul Wis. Marcetta Home, Philadelphia, Pa. Elizabeth A. Askegaard, R.N., Comstock with distinction Rita M. Babler, Rogers Fredonna Mae Humphrey, Kansas City, Marguerite Lucille Bhend, LeRoy Mo. Margaret Elizabeth Engle, R.N., Shirley Jeanne Johnson, G.N., Hol Detroit, Kans. drege, Neb. with distinction with distinction 8 Irene Burdick Kimel, Wichita, Kans. Lillie Mae Steadman, R.N., Cleveland, Ruth Marie Lee, R.N., St. Paul Ohio Ethel Mae Marvick, R.N., Sisseton, Elizabeth Anderson Torning, R.N., S.D. St. Paul with distinction Mildred Lucille Wyman, R.N., Paxton, Lucille Anna Maurer, R.N., Hopedale, Ill. Ill. Dorothy Maxine Otto, Albert Lea COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Albert Charles Ahlquist, B.A., St. Paul Grace Moran Manning, St. Paul Richard Christian Bauer, S1. Paul Hazel C. Martin, Minneapolis Thomas Albert Bender, Jr., A.A., William Alexander Matson, Jr., Eveleth Rochester Thora Louise McCauley, lIIinneapolis* Jean Claudia Breidenbach, St. Paul with distinction Helen Elise Fisher Brown, Fergus Falls Janice Meyers, Silvis, 111.* Catharine Eugenia Callan, St. Paul John Frederick Mudge, Minneapolis John George Capetz, St. Paul Richard Raymond Mulkern, Ethel Madill Christensen, Hitterdal Minneapolis Bertil Merland Dahlman, Minneapolis with distinction Donald Lane Davis, Minneapolis Mary Frances Ochs, St. Paul* Margaret Lucile Elliott, Hopkins Evelyn Bergstrom Pfeiffer, Minneapolis Amly Linnea Erickson, Minneapolis Arthur Paul Polski, Eveleth Mary Alice Ericson, Minneapolis* Robert Arthur Porte, Hopkins Mae Elizabeth Ford, Escanaba, Mich. Willard Henry Ramsett, St. Paul with distinction Dennis Eugene Rolle, Eveleth Isabel P. Gavin, St. Paul Allen Sidney Ronning, Hendricks Gwendolyn A. Gleason, Great Falls, Clarice HeTen Rye, R.N., Minneota. Mont. V ernon Von Sanders, Minneapolis with distinc tion Jay Schaff, B.S., Pekin, Ill. Audrey Ann Graupmann, Rochester Robert Blake Seidel, Buffalo John Krogness Hansen, B.S., Pembina, William Henry Siemers, Minneapolis N. D. Alice Leona Skjervold, Lamberton Joyce Ann Haydnet, Minneapolis Stanley Clifford Sorensen, Mankato Alice Passonneau Johnson, Dawson George Marshall Sverdrup, B.A., Eunice Kanne, Grantsburg, Wis. Minneapolis Robert F. Kilgore, Austin Margarethe Pauline Swanson, Virginia Victor August Koehler, Nicollet Alma Hester Taragos, Minneapolis Leocadia Martha Kolinski, Minneapolis Kenneth LaVerne Thompson, Minneapolis Jeanne Antoinette LaBlonde, Antigo, Reinhardt George Tonn, Minneapolis Wis. with distinction with distinction Lillian May Wikman, Minneapolis Harvey Albert Larson, Barrett with distinction Clifton Frank Lawrence, Minneapolis Arnold Raymond Wojciechowski, with distinction Robbinsdale Paul Russell Lefstad, Knapp, Wis. Margery Jean Wood, Austin BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN LmRARY SCIENCE Edith Sarah Brown, B.A., Osceola, la. Mildred Louise Remmem, B.A., Thief Edith Mather Iverson, B.A., Minot, N. D. River Falls Magdalene Mary Thiede, B.Ed., Fairmont * Nursing Education Curriculum. 9 MASTER OF EDUCATION Donald Dwight Adee, B.S., St. Paul Richard Francis Jewett, B.S., Minneapolis Edgar Gerald Barton, B.S., Minneapolis Donald Henry Klein, B.S., St. Cloud Herman William Bockus, Jr., B.B.A., Willard Kenneth Lindquist, B.A., Oklee B.S., New Ulm Victor E. Miller, B.A., St. Paul Alta Catherine Carlson, B.E., St. Paul Stephen Louis Smilanich, B.A., Buhl Genevieve Lucille Hartzler, B.S., Helen Margaret Studlien, B.S., Minneapolis Minneapolis COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, AND COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HOME ECONOMICS EDUCATION) Lorraine Idella Bakke, St. Paul Jeanette Elaine Carlson, Fergus Falls Nancy Caldwell, Wells Anne Sorensen, Baudette SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Harry Agranoff, St. Paul Wayburne Winton Lilleberg, Avoca Robert Lindsay Albinson, Minneapolis John Robert Lofstrom, Minneapolis Harold Nolan Amdahl, Minneapolis Arnold Elmer Logan, Minneapolis Clarence Nathaniel Anderson, St. Paul Miles Robert Mabusth, Cokato Warren Spencer Anderson, Swedeburg, Robert Morrison Madigan, Minneapolis Neb. Chester Albert Madsen, A.S., Russell Rolland Batzel, Minneapolis Minneapolis Donald Eugene Becker, St. Paul N orman Main, Luverne Byron Donald Berg, Red Wing Howard Vincent Mattson, Mora J ames Edmund Billings, Minneapolis David Cullen McFarland, Jr., Marshall Robert Ernest Boll, Minneapolis David Campbell McKenzie, Lake City Mordy Lionel Brownstone, Winnipeg, Kenneth Andrew Michaelson, Hudson, Canada Wis. Marshall Robert Cordell, Minneapolis with distinction Charles Joseph Curran, Minneapolis Harry Crisman Murphy, Minneapolis Gerald Joseph Daleiden, Hampton Glen Wallace Nansen, Winger Robert William Elliott, South Haven, Robert Philip Olson, Minneapolis Mich. Harvey Louis Orenstein, Minneapolis Elmer Eugene Emerson, Great Falls, Walter Vernon Petrich, Minneapolis Mont. John Winfred Plass, Minneapolis Seymour Harvey Epstein, St. Paul John Louis Prueter, Minneapolis Burton Wellner Field, B.E.E., Aberdeen, John Ira Richardson, Lake Bronson S. D. LaRoy Edward Robinson, B.M.E., Clare A. Florine, Red Wing Minneapolis Roger Fritz Gelin, St. Paul Bruce DeVoe Root, Wayzata Clarence Richard Gennaro, St. Paul Howard LeRoy Russ, Maple Plain Ernest Louis Giefer, Hastings William Stone, Minneapolis Franklin William Gogins, Jr., Minneapolis Philip Boyer Suffel, Duluth Richard Eugene Gudmundson, George Willard Sugden, Minneapolis Minneapolis Lewis Thomas Swaja, Minneapolis Arthur Boyce Hansen, Minneapolis Thomas Walter Tousignant, Minneapolis Alfred Magnus Helling, Jasper Leon Maurice Utoft, Tyler Gerhard L. Hofrenning, Fargo, N. D. with distinction James Daniel Horst, Danube Gordon Harry Van Keuren, St. Paul Donald Ward Johnson, St. Paul Martha Ann Webster, Caledonia Warren Edward Johnson, St. Paul William Elmer Wesa, Hibbing Thomas Nathaniel Kenyon, Minneapolis Betty Jean Wood, Albert Lea William Harrison Kneeland, Minneapolis Lewis Harold Workman, Minneapolis Hugo Koerner, Freeman, S. D. William George Zimmermann, Celeste LeBlond, Sioux City, la. Minneapolis Walter Sheldon Lewis, Jr., Robbinsdale 10 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ECONOMICS Fred S. Johns, Minneapolis UNIVERSITY COLLEGE BACHELOR OF ARTS Gerald M. Burnett, Minneapolis Richard Earl Hansen, St. Paul Margaret Angela Geelan, Milbank, S. D. Elizabeth Close Starrett, Sheldon, Ia. Edwin Bernard Gilroy, Highland Park, Gerald Melvin Weisman, Minneapolis III. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE John Joseph Ahern, Jr., St. Paul Frederick Phillip Werner, Huntley GRADUATE SCHOOL MASTER OF ARTS Richard George Sumner Albee, Minne Susan Louise Comstock, Moorhead apolis B.A. '42, Smith College, Field of Concen· B.A. '37, George Washington University. tration: Economics. Field of Concentration: History. Robert Rudolph Corey, Lawrence, Kan. B.S. '37, University of Kansas. Field of Fern Alley, Hammond, Ind. Concentration: Economics. B.S. '31, Northwest Missouri State Teach. ers College. Field of Concentration: Cur· riculum and Instruction. Grace Marie Daly, St. Paul B.S. '40, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Education. Harry Milton Ashmun, Minneapolis B.A. with honors '40, M.A. '41, University Louise Barbara Deckers, Rock Island, of Utah. Field of Concentration: Social Work. III. B.A. '40, Augustana College. Field of Con· Maynita Lillian Baumgart, Indianapolis, centration: Education. Ind. Roy George DeMers, Jr., Minneapolis B.S. cum laude '41, Butler University. B.A. cum laude '47 University of Minne· Field of Concentration: Curriculum and sota. Field of Concentration: Political Instruction. Science. Anne Davies Bedinger, Dunnsville, Va. Ann Dubbe, Minneapolis B.A. '41, Radcliffe College. Field of Con· B.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Field of centration: Educational Psychology. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruc· tion. Henry Jerold Bertness, Tacoma, Wash. B.A. '47, Augsburg College. Field of Con· Edwin Wayne Dyas, Mascot, Neb. centration: Educational Administration. B.S. '44, University of Nebraska. Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. Catherine Avis Billings, Miuneapolis B.A. summa cum laude '46, University of Aurilla Chapman Fetzer, Minneapolis Minnesota. Major: Fine Arts. Minor: B.S. '36, University of Minnesota. Field of Philosophy. Thesis: Realism in American Concentration: Educational Psychology. Painting of the Early 20th Century. Bernice DeEtte Finke, Minneapolis Frank Vllalker Bliss, Jr., Orlando, Fla. B.S. '40, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '47, Emory University. Field of Con· Concentration: Curriculum and Instruc· centration: English. tion. Mary Jean Bowe, Elk River Charles Thomas Govin, Menomonie, Wis. B.A. '42, Macalester College. Field of Con· B.S. '44, Stout Institute. Field of Concen· centration: American Studies. tration: Industrial Education. Carl Bye, Gary Jerome Gray, New York, N. Y. B.A. '32, Concordia College. Field of Con· B.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Field centration: Educational Administration. of Concentration: Psychology. 11 Lorena Althea Harrison, Whitewater, Millard Rigby Kratochvil, Des Moines Wis. la. ' B.S. '40, LaCrosse State Teachers College. B.A. '40, Drake University. Major: English. Field of Concentration: Cnrriculum and Minor: American Literature. Thesis: The Instruction. Philosophy of W. Somerset Mangham aa Reflected in Hi. Fiction and The Su..... Donald Wirt Hein, Pipestone ming Up. B.S. with honors '40, Winona State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Educa· Kenneth James LaBudde, Sheboygan tional Administration. Falls, Wis. B.A. with honors '41, B.L.S. '42, Univer_ sity of Wisconsin. Field of Concentration' Paul Eugene Herzog, St. Paul American Studies. • B.A. '46, Macalester College. Major: His tory. Minor: Economics. Thesis: The Larry Russel Langen, Eveleth Transition from Free Trade to Protection B.S. '47, University of Minnesota. Field and the Tariff of 1879. of Concentration: Industrial Education. Everett Kelsey Hicks, Manhasset, N. Y. Kai-Yung Karine Liu, Hengyang, Hunan, B.A. '47, Middlebury College. Field of China Concentration: American Studies. B.A. '41~_ Ginling College; M.A. '46, Yen ching university. Major: English. Minor: English Composition. Thesis: English In Rosco Conkling Hinkle, Jr., Blooming fluences on the Development of Modem ton, Ind. Chinese Versification. B.A. magna cum laude '43, Elizabethtown College. Major: Sociology. Minor: Anthro· Ruby Midkiff MacCameron, Huntington, pology. Thesis: Minority Group Concept W. Va. In the Contemporary American Scene: An B.A. '37, Marshall College. Field of Con Analysis of Terminology with Reference centration: Education. to Group Structure and Motive. George William Martinson, Austin B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field Ruth Ellen Hofer, Aledo, Ill. of Concentration: Business Administra B.S. '45, Western Illinois State Teachers tion. College. Field of Concentration: Educa. tional Psychology. Tore Kjell Melgard, Oslo, Norway Artium '43, Berg School (Norway); D.H.S. Harry Edward Huls, Minneapolis '47, Stockholm University, College of B.S. '45, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Commerce (Sweden). Major: Business Ad Field of Concentration: Educational Ad. ministration. Minor: Economics. Thesis: ministration. The Development of Cooperative Chains, with Particular Reference to Cooperative Chains with Headquarters in the Twin Winifred Ellis Jensen, Minneapolis Cities. B.S. '45, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruc· Ruth Elizabeth Muse, Columbia, Mo. tion. B.A. '38. Lincoln University. Field of Con centration: Mathematics. Gladys Viola Johnson, Donnybrook, N. D. B.A. '31, Valley City State Teachers Col· Semore Gordon Nelson, Chippewa Falls, lege. Field of Concentration: Curriculum Wis. and Instruction. B.A. '47, Augsburg College. Field of Con centration: Educational Administration. Robert Phelps Johnson, St. Peter Leo George N otermann, Shakopee B.A. '43, B.S. '47, UnIversity of Minnesota. B.A. '45, St. Procopius College. Field of Field of Concentration: History. Concentration: American Studies. Josephine Allen Poehler, Minneapolis Ruth Lillian Evangeline Johnson, Minne B.A. cum laude '19, Smith College. Field apolis of Concentration: Social Work. B.A. '42, Gustavus Adolphus College. Major: Sociology. Minor: Social Work. Harley David Potter, Melville, Canada Thesis: The Relation of Religious Atti. B.A. '46, University of Manitoba. Field of ~u4es and Selected Personality Cbaracter· Concentration: Economics. IStiCS. Jerome Edward Rhode, Milaca Lyle Edward Jones, Rock Island, Ill. B.A. '37, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field B.S. '40, University of Missouri. Field of of Concentration: Educational Adminia· Concentration: Economics. tration. Corinne Holt Rickert, Negaunee, Mich. Myrtle Kainu, Crosby B.A. summa cum laude '45, University of B.S. '40, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Minnesota. Major: Speech. Minor: Psy Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In· chology. Thesis: A Series of Psychology struction. Lectures Dramatized for Radio Presenta· tion. William Arnold Kavanaugh, St Paul Ilma R. Ruohmaki, Chisholm B.S. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '24, Macalester College. Field of Con Concentration: Industrial Education. centration: Scandinavian. 12 Jean Elizabeth Ryan, Hibbing Stanley Alexander Vejtasa, Henning B.A. '45, College of St. !?cholastica. Field B.S. '3~ North Dakota Agricultural Col· of Concentration: Educational Psychology. lege. l'ield of Concentration: Educational Administration. William Richard Sandberg, Middle River B.S. '40, University of Minnesota. F~e!d of Carol Lillian Williams, Minneapolis Concentration: Educational Administra B.S. '41, University of Minnesota. Field of tion. Concentration: Education. Manny Nahum Schor, Qeveland, Ohio Doris Elisabeth Wolf, New York, N. Y. B.S. with distinction '40, Ohio State Uni· B.A. <'11m laud, '45, Radcl.ilfe College. Field versity. Major: Journalism. Minor: Psy of Concentration: Zoology. chology. Thesis: A Study of Reader Pref erences in Labor Papers. Inez McPherson Yost, Stuart, la. B.A. '41, Whittier College. Field of Con· Norman Edgar Schuett, Crookston centratlon: Social Work. B.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Social Work. Norbert James Zeimes, Minneapolis B.A. '42, St. John's University. Field of Sister Alicene Tucker, St. Joseph Concentration: Curriculum and Instruc B.A. '30, College of St. Benedict. Major: tion. History. Minor: Latin. Thesis: Eleanor of Aquitaine and Her Influence on the Manners and Culture of Europe. MASTER OF ARTS IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Dorothy Frances O'Shaughnessy, Minne Norman Wendell Todd, Bismarck, N. D. apolis B.S. '32, M.S. '33, North Dakota Agricul· B.S. '43, University of Minneseta. Field of tural College. Major: Public Administra· Concentration: Puhlic Administration. tion. Thesis: Seasonal Employment under the North Dakota Unemployment Compen. William Joseph Siflin, Frankfort, Ind. sation Law. B.S. with distinction '43, Indiana Univer· sity. Major: Public Administration. Daniel Webster Tuttle, Jr., Quincy, III. Thesis: Municipal Power Distribution in B.A. '45, Illinois College. Major: Public the Tennessee Valley Area. Administration. Thesis: General Contino gent Fund Management in Minnesota: the Minnesota Legi.lative Emergency Committee and. the Minnesota Legislative Advisory Committee 1939.1947. MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Roy Anthony McKinnon, Minneapolis Loren Ernest Swanson, St. Paul B.Aero.E. with distinction '45, University B.E.E. '44, University of Minnesota. Field of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: of Concentration: Business Administra· Business Administration. tion. Daryl Gordon Mitton, Minneapolis B.Ch.E. with distinction '44, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Busi· ness Administration. MASTER OF SCIENCE Dorothy Lorio Baronofsky, Minneapolis Violet Lundgren Clark, Elsinore, Calif. B.A. magna cum laud, '47, University of B.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Major: Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Horticulture. Minor: Agricultural Eco· Speech Pathology. nomics. Thesi.: The Cold Resistance of Certain Species of Herbaceou. Perennial•. Rene Hilaire Bernas, New York, N. Y. B.S. '43, Dickinson ColI~e; License of Larry Fuller Fly, Minneapolis Science '46, Sorbonne Ulllversity (Pari.). B.Ch.E. '40, University of Minnesota. Field Major: Ph,.sics. Minor: Electrical Engi· of Concentration: Mathematic. and Me· neering. Thesis: Separation of Isotopes chanic•. by Electromagnetic Means. Kay Winger Blair, Minneapolis Japhas Andrew Gordon, Pine Bluff, Ark. B.A. cum laude '45, St. Olaf College. B.S. '41, Arkansas Agricultural, Mechani· Major: Physics. Minor: Mathematics. cal and Normal Collqe. Field of Concen· Thesi.: A Study of the Ion Beam Pro tration: Agricultural Economic•. duced in a Mass Spectrometer. Elizabeth Jane Johnston, Traer, Ia. Lora Joos Caster, Alma Center, Wis. B.A. '45, Coe College. Major: Zoology. B.S. with honors '44, University of Wi.· Minor: Entomology. Thesis: A Study of consin. Maior: Home Economics. Minor: Two New Mutations in Drosophila me· Agricultural Biochemistry. Thesis: The lanogaster: I. An Eye Sbape Mutant; Urinary Thiamine and Pyramin Excre· II. An Eye Texture Mutant. tion of Growing Rats on Different Known Levels of Thiamine Intake. 13 Gilbert Roger Kempe, Lyon, France Glenn Ackerman Scott, New Vim B.S. '38, University of Strasbourg; B.S. '26, North Dakota Agricultural Col Ingenieur Civil des Mines '47, Ecole lege. F.ield of Concentration: Agriculturai Nationale Superieure des Mines de EducatIOn. St.·Etienne. Major: Metallurgy. Minor: Industrial Engineering. Thesis: A Study Danica Stocesova, Praha, Czech. of Dephosphorization of Liquid Iron Graduate '45, CharIes University (Prague) under a Slag of CaO-SiO.-P.O.-AbO. at Major: Physical Chemistry. Minor: Ana' Steelmaking Temperature. lytical Chemistry. Thesis: A Comparis~ of the Strength of Some Lewis and Bron John Arthur Manning, Minneapolis sted Acids with Reference to pYridin~ B.A. '36, University of Minnesota. Field of and Aniline. Concentration: Speech Pathology. Syed N ezamuddin, India Jon Torgeirson Vik, 0ystese, Norway B.S. '44, Agra University. Field of Con Artium '44, Voss Gymnasium; Gardiner centration: Agronomy. Examination '46, Levanger School of Horticulture. Major: Horticulture. Minor' Charles Russell Okken, McGrath Plant Pathology_ Thesis: The Relation of B.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of Thinning of Fruits and Other Factors to Growth and Development of Haralson Concentration: Horticulture. and Wealthy Apples. Robert Edwin Schofield, Nashville, Tenn. B.A. '44, Princeton University. Major: Physics. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: Neutron Physics and the Elementary Theory of the Neutron Chain-reacting Pile. MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Maurice Joseph Couture, Eau Claire, Raymond Robert Holl, Forest Lake Wis. B.Ch.E. with distinction '45, University B.Ch.E. '44, University of Minnesota. of Minnesota. Maior: Chemical Engineer. Major: Chemical Engineering. Minor: ing. Minor: Business Administration. Mathematics. Thesis: The Effect of Thesis: Molded Plastics from Sawdust. Straightening Vanes on Turbulence in Air Flow. MASTER OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING Adrian Kasper Stahl, Minneapolis B.C.E. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: Civil Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: A Discussion of Wind Stresses in Tall Office Buildings. MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Frank Akutowicz, Windsor, Conn. B.S. '44, Swarthmore College. Field of Con centration: Mechanical Engineering. MASTER OF SCIENCE IN UROLOGY Richard Victor Daut, Muscatine, la. B.A. '41, M.D. '44, University of Iowa. Major: Urology. Minor: Surgical Pa thology. Thesis: Diagnosis of Malig nancies of the Urinary Tract by Means of Microscopic Examination of Centrifuged Urinary Sediment. COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES DOCTOR OF MEDICINE* David Lawrence Rosenbaum, B.A., B.S., M.B., Minneapolis * This degree is conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of hospital internship within one month. 14 GRADUATE SCHOOL DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Frank Willis Bope, Thornville, Ohio Carl Frederick Sierk, St. Paul B.S. summa cum laude '41, Ohio State Uni· B.S. '39, University of Idaho; M.S. '41, versity. Maior: Phannaceutical Chemis· University of Minnesota. Maior: Animal try. Minor: Phannacology. Thesis: A Husbandry. Minor: Plant Genetics. Preliminary Phytochemical and Phanna· Thesis: A Study of Heterosis in Swine. cological Investigation of the Tannin Ob· Maior Adviser: Prof. L. M. Winters. tained from Pinus caribaea, Morelet. Maior Adviser: Prof. Ole Gisvold. David Siminovitch, Montreal, Canada B.S. with honors '36, M.S. '37, Ph.D. '39, George Robert Carlsen, Boulder, Colo. McGill University. Maior: Agricultural B.A. magna cum laude '38, B.S. '40, M.A. Biochemistry. Minor: Plant Physiology. '43, University of Minnesota. Maior: Thesis: Seasonal Chemical Changes in the Education. Minor: English. Thesis: A Living Bark of the Common Locust Tree Study of the Effect of Reading Books in Relation to the Problem of Frost about the Negro on the Racial Attitudes Hardiness. Maior Adviser: Prof. D. R. of a Group of Eleventh Grade Students Briggs. in Northern Schools. Maior Adviser: Prof. D. V. Smith. Roop Kishore Tandon, Farrukhabad, India Huai-chang Chiang, Shanghai, China B.Sc. '31, Cawnpore Government Agricul B.S. '38, National Tsing Hua University; tural College; M.Sc. '33, Benares Hindu M.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Maior: University; Associate I.A.R.I. '36, Im Entomology. Minor: Zoology. Thesis: An perial Agricultural Research Institute. Analytical Study of Population Growth Maior: Agronomy. Minor: Soils. Thesis: in Drosophila. Maior AdVIser: Prof. A. C. Relative Susceptibility of Flax Varieties Hodson. to Rates and Fonnulations of 2,4·Di chlorophenoxyacetic Acid. Maior Adviser: Leo Charles Fay, St. Paul Prof. R. S. Dunham. B.S. with distinction '42, M.A. '47, Uni· versity of Minnesota. Maior: Education. Edwin William Tisdale, Moscow, Idaho Minor: Educational Psychology. Thesis: B.Sc. '29, University of Manitoba; M.S. The Relationship between Specific Read· '45, University of Minnesota. Maior: ing Skills and Selected Areas of Sixth Botany. Minor: Agronomy. Thesis: An Grade Achievement. Maior Adviser: Prof. Ecological Study of Montane Fore.t G. L. Bond. Vegetation in Southern Interior British Columbia. Maior Adviser: Prof. W. S. Harold Ernest Hardy, St. Paul Cooper. B.A. '25, Pomona College. Maior: Eco· nomics. Minor: Agricultural Economics. John Alfred Toogood, Calgary, Canada Thesis: The Integration of Manufactur· B.S. '41, University of Alberta. Maior: ing and Chain Distribution-with Special Soils. Minor: Agronomy. Thesis: The Reference to Food Products. Maior Ad· Adequacy of Maior Plant Nutrients in viser: Prof R. S. Vaile. Certain Minnesota Soils under a Soil Management Program. Maior Adviser: Tribhuwan Ram Mehta, Kanpur, India Prof. C. O. Rost. B.S. '28, Benares University; Assoc. LA.R.L '31, Imperial Agricultural Re Paul Robert Wendt, Minneapolis search Institute. Maior: Plant Genetics. B.A. '31, Harvard College; M.A. '42, Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: Correla· University of Minnesota. Maior: Educa tion of Yield and Certain Quantitative tional Psychology. Minor: Education. Characters in Soybeans. Maior Adviser: Thesis: Factors Affecting Fixation Points Prof. H. K. Hayes. in Viewing an Educational Motion Pic ture. Maior Adviser: Prof. W. W. Cook. Kenyon Thomas Payne, Manhattan, Kan. B.S. '39, Kansas State Agricultural College; M.S. '41, University of Nebraska. Maior: Plant Genetics. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: A Comparison of Combining Ability in F. and Fa Lines of Com. Maior Adviser: Prof. H. K. Hayes. 15 THIS IS YOUR UNIVERSITY The University of Minnesota: "Founded in the faith that men are ennobled by understanding, dedicated to the ad vancement of learning and the search for truth, devoted to the instruction of youth and the welfare of the state"-this is your University. HARTERED IN FEBRUARY, 1851, by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Min C nesota, the University of Minnesota will soon celebrate its one hundredth birthday. While nearing this milestone, as from its very beginning, the University is dedicated to the task of training the youth of today, the citizens of tomorrow. How well it has succeeded is indicated by the number of doctors, lawyers, engineers, social workers, journalists, dentists, farmers, businessmen, and community and civic leaders in all fields-good citizens all-who have gone from its several campuses to actively partici pate in the upgrading of the welfare of the citizens of our state. During the period of its existence, the University has awarded 87,184 degrees to its students who have completed the rigorous training demanded by the complexities and specialization of modern society. In addition to the enormous task of giving collegiate instruction to some twenty six thousand students on its Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth campuses, the Uni versity offers, through its Schools of Agriculture, its General Extension Division, and its short courses, specialized training designed to assist those who wish to study on a part-time basis. Still in addition, its staff members who are county agents, horne demonstration agents and recreation and health consultants give effective aid and assistance to citizens of the state in their very homes. . But the University of Minnesota, like all great universities, has expanded far beyond its early teaching and training programs. In its diverse research laboratories on its three campuses, at the several agricultural experiment stations, at the Rose mount Research Center, and at the University Hospitals, its scientists at anyone moment are working on countless research experiments of vital interest to the future health and welfare of all of us. These projects deal with such matters as cancer, poliomyelitis, taxation, low-grade iron ore, cheese making, teacher training, municipal government, nuclear fission, new varieties and strains of grains and fruits, super sonics and transonics, to mention only a few. Laboratory fixtures and supplies neces sary for this research range from a bank of compressors totaling 5,400 horsepower to hundreds of white mice; from "atom smashers" to specially designed surgical in struments; from forges and foundries to wind tunnels; from a nursery school to a rock-testing laboratory-all equipment needed by the scientist in his essential con tributions to the discovery of new things. HE UNIVERSITY is recognized as the cultural hub of the Northwest; it is the horne T of the Minneapolis Symphony, the University Artists Course, the Master Piano Series, the University Theatre, and of the local performances of the Metropolitan Opera Company. Through the University of Minnesota Concert and Lecture Service and the School Assembly Service, the University brings to more than a million and a half people in the area its serves, artists and lecturers of quality and talent. We are proud of our University-not because it is the second largest state uni versity, but because of the extent and quality of its services to the pe~ple of our state. 16 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Au{/ust eOllllllCIICClllcllt 1948 NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK Universitg (1/ Minnesota THE BOARD OF REGENTS The Honorable James F. Bell, Minneapolis The Honorable Daniel C. Gainey, Owatonna The Honorable Richard L. Griggs, Duluth The Honorable J. S. Jones, St. Paul The Honorable George W. Lawson, St. Paul The Honorable Albert J. Lobb, Rochester The Honorable E. E. Novak, New Prague The Honorable A. J. Olson, Renville The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Cloud The Honorable F. J. Rogstad, Detroit Lakes The Honorable Fred B. Snyder, Minneapolis The Honorable Sheldon V. Wood, Minneapolis Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President of the Board Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Secretary of the Board 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 room. 2 ~ltis Is VOllr Uuiversifl/ The University of Minnesota: "FOUNDED IN THE FAITH THAT MEN ARE ENNOBLED BY UNDERSTANDING, DEDICATED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING AND THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH, DEVOTED TO THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUTH AND THE WELFARE OF THE STATE"-this is your University. CHARTERED in February, 1851, by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Min nesota, the University of Minnesota will soon celebrate its one hundredth birthday. While nearing this milestone, as from its very beginning, the University is dedicated to the task of training the youth of today, the citizens of tomorrow. How well it has suc ceeded is indicated by the number of doctors, lawyers, engineers, social workers, journal ists, dentists, farmers, businessmen, and community and civic leaders in all fields-good citizens all-who gave gone from its several campuses to actively participate in the upgrading of the welfare of the citizens of our state. During the period of its existence, the University has awarded 87,634 degrees to its students who have completed the rigorous training demanded by the complexities and specialization of modem society. In addition to the enormous task of giving collegiate instruction to some twenty-six thousand students on its Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth campuses, the University offers, through its Schools of Agriculture, its General Extension Division, and its short courses, specialized training designed to assist those who wish to study on a part-time basis. Still in addition, its staff members who are county agents, home demonstration agents and recreation and health consultants give effective aid and assistance to citizens of the state in their very homes. But the University of Minnesota, like all great universities, has expanded far beyond its early teaching and training programs_ In its diverse research laboratories on its three campuses, at the several agricultural experiment stations, at the Rosemount Research Center, and at the University Hospitals, its scientists at anyone moment are working on countless research experiments of vital interest to the future health and welfare of all of us. These projects deal with such matters as cancer, poliomyelitis, taxation, low-grade iron ore, cheese making, teacher training, municipal government, nuclear fission, new varieties and strains of grains and fruits, supersonics and transonics, to mention only a few. Laboratory fixtures and supplies necessary for this research range from a bank of compressors totaling 5,400 horsepower to hundreds of white mice; from "atom smashers" to specially designed surgical instruments; from forges and foundries to wind tunnels; from a nursery school to a rock-testing laboratory-all equipment needed by the scientist in his essential contributions to the discovery of new things. THE UNIVERSITY is recognized as the cultural hub of the Northwest; it is the home of the Minneapolis Symphony, the University Artists Course, the Master Piano Series, the University Theatre, and of the local performances of the Metropolitan Opera Com pany. Through the University of Minnesota Concert and Lecture Service and the School Assembly Service, the University brings to more than a million and a half people in the area it serves, artists and lecturers of quality and talent. We are proud of our University-not because it is the second largest state university, but because of the extent and quality of its services to the people of our state. 3 Order (1/ events THE ASSEMBLING OF THE AUDIENCE: As candidates for degrees at this evening's commencement and their friends and relatives approach Nor throp Auditorium on the Minneapolis Campus, they will hear the chimes, a recent gift from a friend and neighbor, Mr. H. R. Brown of southeast Minne apolis. Only a portion of the chimes has been installed as yet; beginning with the next winter commencement, the entire set will be used. The carillonneur this evening is Professor Paul M. Oberg, Ph.D., Chairman of the Department of Music. Guests will be seated as they arrive at the Auditorium and will remain seated until the colors are presented. ORGAN RECITAL: Beginning at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Edward Berryman, Instruc tor in Music, will play: Fantasia and Fugue in G Minor ...... BACH Concerto Grosso . • VIVALDI Adagio "Nun freut euch" .... • BACH Trio Sonata in E Minor • BACH Allegro Toccata ...... • GIGOUT Processional: Sonata III ...... MENDELSSOHN PROCESSIONAL: As candidates for degrees enter the Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. the curtain will be drawn. Seated on the platform, left to right, are: Dr. R. K. Gaumnitz, Assistant Dean of the School of Business Administration, Marshal; Mr. James S. Lombard, Director of the Department of Concerts and Lectures; Dr. Horace T. Morse, Dean of the General College; Miss Katharine J. Densford, Director of the School of Nursing; Dr. Russell M. Cooper, Assistant Dean of the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Mr. T. A. H. Teeter, Dean of the Summer Session; Dr. Harold Macy, Associate Director of the Agri cultural Experiment Station; Commander Charles F. Putman, Naval Science and Tactics; Professor Horace E. Read, Law School; Dr. Henry Schmitz, Dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics; Mr. Hurst An derson, President of Hamline University; Dr. Harold S. Diehl, Dean of the College of Medical Sciences; Dr. Charles H. Rogers, Dean of the College of Pharmacy; Dr. Marcia Edwards, Assistant Dean of the College of Education; Dr. Richard L. Kozelka, Dean of the School of Business Administration; Pro fessor John G. Darley, Assistant Dean of the Graduate School; Mr. True E. Pettengill, Recorder; Mr. Roy Schuessler, Assistant Professor of Music; and Dr. Errett W. McDiarmid, University Librarian, Marshal. PRESENTATION OF COLORS: As the color guard, made up of University ROTC and NROTC cadets, enters the Auditorium, the audience will rise and remain standing. Order {II events THE NATIONAL ANTHEM (first stanza only): The entire audience and Mr. Roy Schuessler, M.A., Assistant Professor of Music, soloist. INVOCATION: The Reverend James S. Lombard, B.D., Director of the Department of Concerts and Lectures, University of Minnesota. COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS: "A Democratic Dynamic," President Hurst Anderson, M.A., President of Hamline University, St. Paul. CONFERRING OF DEGREES: Degrees will be conferred by Dean Henry Schmitz, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Eco nomics. Candidates will be presented by Dean Horace T. Morse, Ph.D., for the General College; Miss Katharine J. Densford, D.Sc., for the School of Nursing; Assistant Dean Russell M. Cooper, Ph.D., for the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Professor Thomas A. H. Teeter, B.S. (C.E.), for the Institute of Technology; Professor Harold Macy, Ph.D., for the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, and for the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics and the College of Education; Commander Charles F. Putman, B.S., for the Department of Naval Science and Tactics; Professor Horace E. Read, S.J.D., for the Law School; Dean Harold S. Diehl, M.D, for the College of Medical Sciences; Dean Charles H. Rogers, D.Sc., for the College of Pharmacy; Assistant Dean Marcia Edwards, Ph.D., for the College of Educa tion; Dean Richard L. Kozelka, Ph.D., for the School of Business Administra tion; Assistant Dean Russell M. Cooper, Ph.D., for the University College; and Assistant Dean John G. Darley, Ph.D., for the Graduate School. "HAIL MINNESOTA," the University'S alma mater song: The audience and Professor Roy Schuessler, soloist. 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; 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. RECESSIONAL: Mr. Edward Berryman. Toccata (from the Gothic Suite) ...... BOELLMANN THE AUDIENCE is requested to remain seated until those in academic cos tume have left the hall. 5 ellJldidlltcs lor vrlldlllltioJl Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the Summer Session, degrees will be conferred as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the graduation requirements. GENERAL COLLEGE Associate in Arts Earle Alliston Berge, Minneapolis Carlton John Duke, St. Paul Marjorie June Boddy, Minneapolis Glenn Arthur Eide, Minneapolis John Otto Brost, Minneapolis Lyle Victor Erickson, St. Paul Cyrus Cecil Brown, St. Paul Marilyn Louise Hilliard, Minneapolis Graydon Edward Cadwell, Minne- John Walter Kelly, St. Paul apolis Jack Terry Magnuson, Stillwater William Graves Christie, Minne J. Cornell McElroy, Minneapolis apolis Kermit Dean Olson, Minneapolis Kenneth George Dahlheimer, Anoka Harold Edward Solmonson, Robert Duponcel DeLong, Minne Minneapolis apolis Marilyn Ruth Weiner, Minneapolis COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Graduate in NurSing * Martha Lenore Dallam, Ft. Dodge, la. Helen Jane Johnson, Clarion, la. Joanne Louise Hawkinson, St. James 110 Mae Klobe, Glencoe Elaine Doris Jernstrom, A.A., Rapid City, S.D. COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS Associate in liberal Arts Harlan Herbert Erlandson, Kinbrae LeRoy Herbert Neuman, Minneapolis Dorothy Ann Gisch, South St. Paul Lalonde Martin Pinne, Butte, Mont. William Francis Gorman, St. Paul John Lewis Schummers, Minneapolis Wilbur Ervin Norris Keil, Redwood Lumir Charles Severson, Minneapolis Falls Stewart Douglas Stevens, Jr., A.A., Lawrence Matson Linnett, Tyler St. Paul Marjorie Ruth McNee, St. Paul Ardelle Joyce Wessberg, Robbinsdale * These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of nursing practice prior to December 16, 1948. 6 Bachelor of Arts Ann Lorraine Aasve, Gladstone, Mich. Oliver Edwin Geiss, St. Paul Corinne Shirley Abel, St. Paul Donald Hall Grawert, Minneapolis Buel Edward Abrahamsen, Winona Horace William Greeley, Duluth Virginia Mae Alden, St. Paul Francis TolIn Grimmell, St. Paul, Connie Rhoda Altman, Minneapolis, CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE* Jon Ramon Grutzmaker, Th.B., Hannah Andersen, A.A., Albert Lea Minneapolis LeMoyne Anderson, Minneapolis Verne Joseph Guion, St. Paul Irma Violet Antila, Floodwood Kare Gundersen, Stavanger, Norway, John Joseph Bahnak, A.A., Minne- MAGNA CUM LAUDE apolis Mary Ann Hafner, Minneapolis Georgia Ann Baldwin, Grove City Violet Evelyn Hallen, Minneapolis Jack Raymond Bean, Minneapolis Muriel Wessman Hanson, Dassel Jack William Beavens, st. Paul Earl Olaf Hockstedler, Minneapolis James Edward Blake, Jr., Minneapolis Morris Milton Homstad, Cannon Falls Jack Jerome Block, Chicago, III. Paul Benjamin Huenemann, Garner, Irving deBaer Blum, Minneapolis, la. MAGNA CUM LAUDE Marjorie Jane Huss, Cedar Falls, la. Henry John Bogucki, Minneapolis Park Harry Irvine, St. Paul Lewis Raymond Bouma, Jr., St. Paul Lorraine Audrey Johnson, Minneapolis William Conrad Bracken, Jr., Kenneth Richard Joseph, Breckenridge Minneapolis Harold Baird Kadesky, St. Paul, CUM Dorothy Marie Braun, Wolsey, S. D. LAUDE Pamela Yale Brooks, Minneapolis James William Keeler, Minneapolis Patricia Anne Brown, Minneapolis James Edwin Kelley, Hopkins Francis Charles Butala, Elcor Kenneth Russell Kinney, Minneapolis Raymond Peter Carlson, Northome, Reuben Stanley Krogstad, St. Paul, MAGNA CUM LAUDE MAGNA CUM LAUDE Russell Gale Carlson, Minneapolis Donald David Laiderman, Minneapolis Frank Joe Carthey, Minneapolis, Joyce Lois Lane, A.A., Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Arileen Ruth Larson, Minneapolis Harry James Caughren, Jr., Osakis James Sylvester Leaon, St. Paul John Leslie Chapman, St. Paul Glenn Burnell Lewis, Minneapolis Geraldine Clark, Minneapolis Elmer Geer Lindquist, Minneapolis Herbert James Coleman, Duluth Howard Wallace Lindquist, Cedar Richard Walter August Coller, Helen Marts, Lucas, la. St. Paul Donald MacMillan Mayberg, Minne- William Erland Cook, Minneapolis apolis Donald Oliver Davis, Onamia Fredric Theodore Mayer, Minneapolis Panagiotes Allan Dionisopoulos, Robert John McCall, Fairmont St. Paul Lee William McCutchen, Minneapolis Eugene Myron Ericson, St. Paul James Edward McGivern, Little Falls LeRoy Hart Foote, Foley Gordon William McGregor, Minne- Kenneth Wayne Galvin, st. Paul apolis, CUM LAUDE Elbert John Gamble, Albert Lea John Robert McLeod, Rice Lake, Wis. Arthur Chauncey Gannett, St. Louis Helen Marie McMillan, Minneapolis Park Calvin Arthur McNelly, Hutchinson * Degree conferred as of July 22, 1948. 7 Arnold Dieter Mendel, St. Paul Leslie George Rutherford, St. Paul, Kenneth David Miller, St. Paul CUM LAUDE Ruth Ann Mills, Minneapolis Leonard Bertram Sand, Eveleth Donald Mathias Mishek, St. Paul Allen Robert Sandvik, Minneapolis WiIIiam George Mizuno, A.A., St. Edward Richard Schlattman, St. Paul Paul, CUM LAUDE Elsa Louise Schularick, Minneapolis Neil Warren Mold, St. Paul Earl William Schultz, Minneapolis Hugh John Morris, St. Cloud Henry William Schulz, Minneapolis Sandy Arthur Myhre, Luverne Joey Henry Schwartz, Minneapolis Burdette Campbell Nicholls, Minne- Charles William Seefeldt, St. Paul apolis Park Joseph Terrance Noah, Crookston Ramona Fae Severson, Canby Olaf Harold Norgaard, Hazel Run Frank Shapiro, Minneapolis Howard Donald Norlander, Rochester Leonard Sheldon Skinner, Hinckley Roy Victor Norquist, Minneapolis Kathryne Louise Standorf, Whittier, Milton Elmer Nyquist, Minneapolis Calif. Thomas William O'Connor, Minne- James Eugene Stewart, Pitcairn, Pa. apolis Melvin Lee Strand, Clarissa Robert Welde Oelke, St. Paul, CUM Dorothy Frances Stubblefield, Arling LAUDE ton, Va. Kaj Helge Torstenson Ohrbom, Min- Lavern Francis Sykora, Minneapolis neapolis Paul Desmond Toher, Minneapolis, Kenneth George Olson, St. Paul MAGNA CUM LAUDE Orville Kreiser Olson, Jr., St. Cloud Audrey Mae Trippe, Minneapolis Thomas Vernon Olson, Minneapolis William Trousdale, Ida Grove, la. Rankin Ray Pickens, Minneapolis Gertrude B. Trygestad, Lake Lillian Earl Edward Pollock, Sioux City, la. Virgil Edward Vollmer, Minneapolis Mary Teresa Preston, Minneapolis Donald George Waldhalm, Minne- Edward Frank Purdy, Jr., Minneapolis apolis, CUM LAUDE Clifford James Quinlan, Canby Carita Williams, Minneapolis George Lambert Ramczyk, Minne- James Carroll Williams, Minneapolis apolis Benjamin Wittels, Minneapolis, Ralph Oliver Ramstad, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Paul Louis Roney, St. Paul Arthur Jacob Wyatt, Jr., Minneapolis, Morris Maynard Rossenfeld, Des MAGNA CUM LAUDE Moines, la., CUM LAUDE Ruth Barbara Ylvisaker, Mankato Joseph Rovitzky, St. Paul Robert Bradford Young, Minneapolis Vernon Rubel, Lake Park, la. Richard Edward Zellmer, Minneapolis Gertrude Edith Ruhberg, Tarzana, Calif. Bachelor of Science Marilyn Sharon Segal, Minneapolis Bachelor of Science in library Science LeMoyne Anderson, Minneapolis 8 INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering Ernest AIlen BailliE, Bloomington, Stanley Austin La Favor, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Charles Ferguson Le Cocq, Ft. Wil Henry Kennard Becker, st. Joseph, liam, Canada Mo., WITH DISTINCTION Edward John Luck, St. Paul Fred Alger Becks, Duluth Herbert Arthur Lyon, St. Paul, WITH WiIIiam Edward Bornemann, HaIlock, DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION HoIIis Benton Merrell, Baldwin, Wis., Calvin Alfred Bugbee, Morris WITH DISTINCTION Donald Delton Carlson, Minneapolis Charles Nielsen, Jr., St. Paul David Osborne Chelgren, Minneapolis Allan William Opsahl, Minneapolis James Emil Dahlof, Crookston, WITH Edward Jerome Pipes, Jr., Rapid City, DISTINCTION S.D. Roger Joseph Gudahl, Sioux Falls, Merril Vernon Riccius, Minneapolis S.D. Raymond Junior Salscheider, St. Paul Gudbrand Haakenstad, Lunner, Nor Kenneth William Satrom, Minne- way apolis Werner Philip Hanni, Sioux Falls, Martin Schumeister, St. Paul S.D. Sherman Santoris Sollie, Fertile William Joseph Hurley, Jr., Stillwater Richard Roscoe Stinchfield, Robbins- Robert Frank Johnson, Minneapolis dale Paul Edward Jones, Jackson Heights, Robert Wright Stinson, Nespelem, N.Y. Wash. Donald MiIler Kuehn, A.A., Roches La Verne William Stirling, Amenia, ter, WITH DISTINCTION N.D. Russell Lorraine Ladd, Hardwick Edward James Sullivan, Minneapolis Bachelor of Civil Engineering Thomas Abate, St. Paul William Croft Faust, Duluth Theodore James Barker, Duluth Frederick Louis Helmer, St. Paul Douglas Warren Barr, B.S., Wood Wayne Albert Holum, St. Paul Lake, WITH DISTINCTION Marilyn Ethel Jorgensen, Hollywood, Dennis Christopher Barry, Duluth Calif. George Forseth Brown, St. Paul Jerome Norbert Julius, Minneapolis William John Brune, Mankato Richard Edward Kremer, Minneapolis Donald Oliver Carley, St. Paul Herbert Fredrik Nyberg, Minneapolis William Luverne Cottrell, Minne- Robert Edwin Rowland, St. Paul apolis Walter Joseph Schularick, Grand Thomas Jerome Dosh, Minneapolis Rapids William James Eklund, Duluth Bachelor of Electrical Engineering Melvin George Alderink, Pease Robert Edward AntIetz, Minneapolis, Vern Allen Anderson, Willmar WITH DISTINCTION 9 James Louis Blilie, St. Paul Robert Arthur Higgins, Aberdeen, Carl Theodore Boettcher, Gaylord S.D., WITH DISTINCTION William George Chapin, St. Paul George Ferdinand Horst, Minneapolis Joseph Anthony Churik, Leechburg, Lester Mons Johnson, Minneapolis Pa. James Richard Ketchum, B.S., Bovey Joseph George Domovich, St. Paul Benjamin Franklin Kimler, St. Paul Dwight Lemuel Howard Edwins, St. Earl Herbert Lindberg, Minneapolis Paul Don Allanson Merkel, Gaylord George Prentiss Ellison, Minneapolis Spencer Greer Ogden, St. Paul Charles Noel Enderle, Minneapolis Robert Winton Pettersen, A.A., St. W i11iam Robert Fischer, Minneapolis, Paul WITH DISTINCTION James Henry Rough, Jr., Hibbing Jackie Ottman Fox, Minneapolis Edwin Otto Salveson, Duluth Francis Leonard Gabrielson, Robbins Elmer W i11iam Schwittek, Minne- dale apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Arthur Chauncey Gannett, Davenport, Charles Thysell Sickel, St. Paul Ia., WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Harry Folsom Stillwell, Minneapolis Orvin Dale Hanke, St. Paul Earl William Velander, Minneapolis Everett Lewis Hare, Rochester Norman Phillip Yarosh, Minneapolis Robert Clifton Herrick, White Bear Se Puan Yu, Manila, Philippines, Lake WITH DISTINCTION Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Joyce C. Amley, B.A., New Richland Glenn Hartland King, St. Paul Robert Henry Appel, Evansville, Ind. Edward Joseph Kozisek, Minneapolis Ernest Allen Bai11if, Bloomington, Charles David May tum, Rochester WITH DISTINCTION Robert Carrol Muir, Jackson Richard Eugene Bosquet, St. Paul, Donovan O. Norquist, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Norman Christopher Olson, Duluth George Sidney Broadston, B.S. in George Pappas, B.Aero.E., Minne- Naval Technology, Minneapolis apolis Neil Marshall Clark, Minneapolis Raymond Edward Pearson, Duluth Charles Francis Coons, B.Aero.E., St. Burton Emery Peterson, Minneapolis Paul Donald Lawrence Robbins, Wahkon Elwood Leonard Demmon, Jr., Minne- Stanley Albert Schmidt, Hibbing apolis Arnold Smith, Minneapolis, WITH Marshall Leonard Drucker, St. Paul HIGH DISTINCTION Alf Eidsvoog, Minneapolis Charles Virgil Smith, Coleraine Marvin Theodore Elstad, St. Paul Melvin Herman Sorensen, Bellwood, Raynold Carl Erickson, Minneapolis Neb. Glenn Fred Gausman, St. Paul Thomas Waldemar Techler, St. Paul Donald Allan Gilbert, St. Paul Kenneth LeRoy Thornbury, James Franklin Hall, Minneapolis B.Aero.E., St. Paul Donald Taylor Hanbery, Minneapolis James Herbert Thurow, Winona Maurice Stanley Iverson, Valley City, \vayne Franklin Tiedeman, Oronoco N.D., WITH DISTINCTION James Leslie Tobin, Eveleth Walter Britton Jordan III, Minne Robert Elmer Warner, Deer River apolis Philip Eugene Wheaton. Minneapolis William Edward Kahlert, Minneapolis Vernon Jerome Worrel, St. Paul, WITH John Alden Kilby, St. Paul DISTINCTION 10 Bachelor of Chemical Engineering Howard Earle Ayer, Minneapolis Fred Thomas Lanners, Jr., St. Paul Norman Bearman, Minneapolis Charles Rykken Lea, Duluth, WITH John Nickelson Bergman, Duluth DISTINCTION Robert Carr Bertelsen, Minneapolis, Gerhard Julius Christ Limpert, Min WITH HIGH DISTINCTION neapolis Herbert Hartman Borsvold, St. Cloud Harold Carl Lofgren, Minneapolis, Louis Brgant, Ely WITH HIGH DISTINCTION John Stewart Corbett, Luverne Rennold Joseph Luger, Jr., Minne- Charlton John Defiel, St. Paul apolis James Patrick Derouin, Eau Claire, James Edward Nauss, Albany Wis. Robert Olaf Ness, Minneapolis Theodore Edstrom, Minneapolis Walter Keiji Osaka, Minneapolis John Ahlsten Forsman, Duluth, WITH Martin Perl, Minneapolis HIGH DISTINCTION Edward Robert Peterson, Minneapolis John Wayne Gorman, Sioux Fal1s, Gordon Conrad Seeler, St. Paul, WITH S.D., WITH HIGH DISTINCTION HIGH DISTINCTION John Victor Hario, Hibbing Lytton Taylor III, Minneapolis Orrin Millard Haugen, Minneapolis Frank Ernest Uhlemann, Minneapolis Robert Arthur Hobus, St. Paul William John Whitsitt, Duluth Alexander Edward Klenck, St. Paul Bachelor of Physics Hubert Bartlett Allinger, Minneapolis, Gregory Louis Martin, Duluth, WITH WITH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION Roger Burton Gillam, Austin Bachelor of Geological Engineering Daniel Robbins Croswell, Jr., Brainerd William Lawrence Johnson, Minne apolis Bachelor of Mining Engineering Delno Wayne Carlton, Emily COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS Bachelor of Science Clifford Elmer Ahlgren, Brimson, For Neill A. Gebhart, St. Paul, Forestry estry Dorothy Gendreau, Little Falls, Home Henry Robert Brandt, Minneapolis, Economics Forestry Max H. Gerard, Minneapolis, Agricul Ellen Marie Engum, St. Paul, Home ture Economics II Gloria Jeanne Groth, Ortonville, Renee Hope Schwartz, Minneapolis, Home Economics Home Economics Donna Lou Hanson, St. Paul, Home Jean Elfa Syreen, Crosby, Home Eco Economics nomics Kenneth Henry Kruizenga, Baldwin, Margaret Jeanne Viger, Eveleth, Home Wis., Agriculture Economics Aili Suzanne Mahonen, Gilbert, Home Robert Norvin Webb, Minneapolis, Economics, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Forestry Robert Torrence Martin, Bovey, Sci Judd LeRoy Welliver, St. Paul, For ence, WITH DISTINCTION estry Malcolm McLean, Madelia, Agricul Robert Henry Weruer, Little Falls, ture Agriculture Gerald Phillip Schoenfelder, Roches ter, Agriculture COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS AND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Lois Gronholz Bergersen, Appleton, Olaf Eino Kolari, Virginia, Agricul Home Economics Education tural Education Jean Louise Colwell, St. Paul, Home Martin Korsman, Gilbert, Agricultural Economics Education Education Lois Jean I11sley, Faribault, Home Eco Lee Daniel San dager, Hills, Agricul nomics Education, WITH DISTINC tural Education TION DEPARTMENT OF NAVAL SCIENCE AND TACTICS Ensign, SCS, USNR Murray Paul Casserly Ensign, line, USNR Elwood Leonard Demmon, Jr. Arthur Edward Johnson Francis Leonard Gabrielson Herbert Fredrick Nyberg Eugene Stanley Graczyk LAW SCHOOL Bachelor of Science in Law Lawrence Edmund Addy, Minneapolis Alfred Jerome Bergsten, Minneapolis Robert Richard Alderman, Brainerd Willard Patrick Clark, Fargo, N.D. Clifton W. Anderson, Wilmot, S.D. Norman Cohen, Minneapolis Warren Howard Anderson, Grand Alamander William Cole, Sleepy Eye Rapids Charles Ladner Donlin, St. Cloud 12 David Caufield Donnelly, St. Paul James Lyman Hetland, Jr., Minne- Herbert Richard Drews, Minneapolis apolis James Arthur Edman, Chisago City Ralph Harry Johansen, Jr., St. Paul William Thomas Egan, Minneapolis Leonard Juster, Minneapolis Arnold Irving Feinberg, Minneapolis Harold Marvin Lichterman, Minne- Wesley A. Fink, Sauk Centre apolis Fred Kelton Gage, Jr., Minneapolis Jerre Frank Logan, st. Paul Howard Norton Groven, Dexter James Montgomery Lynch, St. Paul Milton Eugene Gruber, Minneapolis WaIlace Collins Odell, Chaska Thayer Kenneth Gudmestad, Granite Vernon S. San dager, Tyler FaIls Paul MacDonald Shaw, International Walter C. Gustafson, Minneapolis FaIls Robert Frank Henson, Ft. Smith, Ark. Donald Charles Steiner, Mankato Bachelor of Laws Peter Christ Andrews, B.A., St. Paul Julian John Larson, B.A., Glenwood Lawrence Charles Boyes, B.S.L., Min Peter Wallace Le Roux, B.A., Grand neapolis Rapids Donald Salter Burris, B.S., MA., Min Miles Welton Lord, Minneapolis neapolis David Joseph Markun, B.S.L., Gilbert Lester Raymond Christianson, B.S.L., Arnold Howard Martinsen, B.S.L., Minneota Minneapolis Nelson Kiyoshi Doi, B.S.L., Kawai Gordon La Rue McRae, B.S.L., Lit hae, Hawaii tle Falls WiIIiam George Easton, B.S., Still Robert Cline Rice, B.S.L., Flandreau, water S.D. John Moonan Fitzgerald, B.S.L. William Burke Rohan, B.A., Minne- Rochester apolis Edward Michael Glennon, B.A., Chi James Gordon Ross, B.S.L., St. Paul cago, 111. Hyam Segell, B.S.L., St. Paul Lionel Greenberg, B.BA., Minne Donald Charles Steiner, Mankato apolis George Malcolm Stephenson, Jr., B.A., James Henry Hennessy, B.S.L., Min Minneapolis neapolis Carl Adrian Swenson, B.B.A., St. Paul James Dean Kempf, B.S.L., Humboldt Richard Edward White, BA. CUM Howard William Larsen, B.Ch.E., LAUDE, B.S.L., Rochester Brooklyn, N.Y. Master of Laws Henry M. Grether, Jr., BA., LL.B., Salt Lake City, Utah COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Bachelor of Science (Medicine) Donald Marvin Larson, B.A., St. Peter Robert Raymond Spurzem, B.A., Anoka 13 Bachelor of Science (Occupational Therapy) Georgette Wald Vikingstad, A.S., Elmore Bachelor of Science (Physical Therapy) May Ellen Anderson, St. Paul Robert Lester Polk, Minneapolis Bachelor of Science (Public Health Nursing) Barbara June Arnold, Bethany, Okla., 110 Mae Klobe, Glencoe WITH DISTINCTION Doris Helen Kupferschmidt, R.N., Marion May Curran, Minneapolis, Dubuque, la. WITH DISTINCTION Inez Liggett, Wichita, Kans. Martha Lenore Dallam, Ft. Dodge, la. Lola Vivian Mehl, Thief River Falls Eva Glassgold, R.N., Minneapolis Myrtle Grace Melom, Minneapolis, Joanne Louise Hawkinson, St. James WITH DISTINCTION Elaine Doris Jernstrom, A.A., Rapid Myrtle Hornbuckle MiIIer, R.N., De- City, S.D. troit, Mich., WITH DISTINCTION Helen Jane Johnson, Clarion, Ia., WITH Anna Sophie Olson, Centerville, la. DISTINCTION Helen Eleanor Tatarka, R.N., Hopkins Catherine Ann Kelly, Petersburg, Ill., Katherine Marie Wancenried, Avoca WITH DISTINCTION Muriel M. Young, Minneapolis Master of Public Health Richard Guy Bond, B.S., M.S., Ithaca, N.Y. COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Gloria Johnston Charlson, Virginia Elmer Raymond Josephs, Brandon COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Jean Evelyn Adkins, Stillwater Anthony James Bakos, Elk River, Ferne Irene AIlen, Big Lake, WITH WITH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION John David Behrendt, Jr., Minneapolis Paul Storland AIm, B.A., Minneapolis Robert Ingram Benson, B.S., Glen Arthur Thomas Anderson, Leonard., wood N.D. Robert Joseph Brett, Minneapolis, Muriel Elizabeth Askov, Hudson, WITH DISTINCTION Wis.* * Nursing Education curriculum. 14 Ernest Emil Bruffey, B.S., M.S., Big Ellen Katherine Lovine, Upsala, WITH Timber, Mont. DISTINCTION Anthony Caponi, Minneapolis, WITH Orvo Everett Markkula, Chisholm, DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Ernest John Carlson, Minneapolis Keith Alvin Markuson, St. Paul Clifford Delmont Carpenter, B.S., Isabelle Anna Catherine Mason, Rus Lamoni,la. sell, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION* Eunice Gertrude Charles, Fifield, Harry Allen Mauseth, A.A., Suttons Wis.* Bay, Mich. Joan Marie Dahms, Akeley Thora Louise McCauley, Minneapolis, Evelyn Drier Deno, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION* WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Lillian McGreevey, Waseca George Edward DeVries, Minneapolis Richard Arthur McWaters, Minne Cora Evangeline Dinwiddie, Grand apolis Rapids Elinor Viola Mohn, Trail, WITH HIGH Gertrude Anne Dubbe, R.N., Jordan* DISTINCTION Leo Theodore Engler, Stillwater Raymond Edward Monahan, Dorothy Mae Fincke, Belleville, Ill. B.Aero.E., Minneapolis Georgie Morse Foster, Minneapolis Gordon Dale Nelson, Minneapolis Maynard Alfton Gabrielson, Mabel Robert William Nielson, B.S. in Naval Wayne Frank Gilleland, St. Paul Technology, Minneapolis Helen Stone Gould, Excelsior* Samuel Stephen Pecchia, Nashwauk Jule Jerome Hopperstad, Minneapolis, Evelyn Bergstrom Pfeiffer, Minne- WITH DISTINCTION apolis Neil Corydon Jenkins, Cloquet John Corbin Rainbow, Anoka Geraldine Mae Jesser, Chicago, Ill. Eiler Christian Ravnholt, Luck Frances Irene Prescott Johnsen, St. Ernest Leonard Reeker, Jr., Madison, Paul Neb. Marjory Beatrice Johnson, Minne Jolm Theodore Rewolinski, Sheboy apolis* gan, Wis. Ruthmarion Johnson, R.N., Brook James Arthur Sayer, White Bear Lake, ings, S.D.* WITH DISTINCTION Edward James Kernan, Jr., Two Har- June Carol Smith, Pennock bors Wallace Rapheal Smith, Minneapolis Sherman Orval Kleven, Minneapolis Clifford Marvin Sparby, Grygla Rhea H. Lang, Aurora Olive Bronson Thomas, St. Paul Ruth E. Larson, R.N., Minneapolis* Emmet David WiIIiams, St. Paul, Myron Lieberman, B.S.L., St. Paul WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Paul Yakymi, Minneapolis Bachelor of Science in library Science Clarence Richard Rosvall, B.Ed., Du Luella Theresa Swenson, B.A., Minne luth apolis Master of Education Theodore George Bogda, B.A., Spring George Durenberger, B.A., College Grove ville • Nursing Education curriculum. 15 Ronald August Gearman, B.S., St. Victor E. Miller, B.A., St. Paul Paul Marjorie Mary Schelfhout, B.S., Osa Pauline S. Hunter, B.A., Huntington, kis W.Va. Dean R. Shawbold, B.S., Minneapolis Frank William Johnson, B.S., Minne Charlotte Bennett Shugart, B.A., apolis Rockwell City, la. Gloria Helen Johnson, B.S., Minne George La Von Spoo, B.S., Waseca apolis Eric John Strom, B.A., Pipestone Wallace Theodore Johnson, A.A., James Alfred Swift, B.S., St. Paul B.S., Brookings, S.D. Suzanne Sharp Tinker, B.S., Minne- John Adam Kulbitski, B.S., South St. apolis Paul James Harold Witham, B.E., Mankato SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Business Administration Melvin George Alderink, Pease John H. Eide, Minneapolis Gordon Gerald AImberg, St. Paul Joyce Leone Ekman, Rochester, WITH Cecil Carl Anderholm, Duluth DISTINCTION Richard Warren Anderson, Winona Gordon Carl Fay, St. Paul Robert Henry Bahr, Rochester Burton Wellner Field, B.E.E., Aber- Philip Eugene Bass, St. Paul deen, S.D. Herbert Oliver Beatty, Jr., Minne- Michael Charles Finn, Robbinsdale apolis Merlin Douglas Forsberg, Willmar Clarence Walter Berg, St. Paul Robert William Fosdick, Minneapolis Roger Alan Berger, Canby Roland Arthur Francis, Minneapolis Warren Dean Bergstrom, Minneapolis Arthur Adolph Gebert, Minneapolis, Bruce Ervin Betcher, Crookston WITH DISTINCTION Cecil Sigurd Bjarnason, Minneapolis Clarence Richard Gennaro, St. Paul William Orner Bliss, Minneapolis John Waldemar Gilbert, Duluth George Bocan, Jr., Minneapolis Roger Burton Gillam, Austin Harry Alan Briggs, Minneapolis Paul Goldsborough, Jr., Minneapolis, Richard David Brownlee, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION Joseph John Casserly, Minneapolis Daniel Guy Gosselin, Minneapolis James Eldridge Conley, White Bear Solon Anson Green, Park Rapids Lake Richard Eugene Gudmundson, Min- Dency Elizabeth Coxe, Minneapolis neapolis Robert Mark Craig, Minneapolis Leslie Curtis Gullekson, Fertile Robert Jack Currier, Minneapolis Edward Stanley Gustafson, Duluth Robert Paul Davis, Minneapolis Kenneth Parks Hagebak, Guckeen Donald Ambrose De Lapp, Minne- Burton Axel Hagman, Minneapolis apolis Frederick John Hauenstein, St. Paul Loris Frank Dow, Minneapolis Kenneth A. Hausler, Minneapolis Lester Burton Drager, B.S., SwanviIIe, Marshall Peter Hein, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Conrad Clark Hendrickson, Minne- Norman Eldon Dybdahl, Minneapolis apolis Robert Wayne Earl, Austin, WITH DISTINCTION 16 William Charles Hill, Virginia Robert Wilhelm Peterson, A.A., St. Donald Carl Hultquist, Minneapolis Paul Richard G. Jaehning, Morton Julian Mersch Prochnow, Duluth George Lawrence Jarvi, Aurora Donald Keith Prothero, St. Paul Robert Clare Johnson, Minneapolis Lawrence Lewis Quam, Hawley Robert Warren Johnson, B.S.L., St. James Kenneth Ramsey, Fairchild, Paul Wis. William Henry Jordan, Jr., Lead, S.D. Rodney Stuart Rasmusson, Williston, Oscar Kenneth Kasa, Nerstrand N.D. William Victor Kauma, Marengo, Oliver Bertram Rekow, Chaska Wis. Jack Elton Reynolds, Lansing, Mich. Richard Edward Kremer, Minneapolis Newell Vernon Risdall, St. Paul Leonard Frank La Belle, Minneapolis Howard LeRoy Russ, Maple Plain Orville Eugene Lais, B.E., St. Paul George C~ement Savage, Minneapolis Quentin O'Dell Larson, Spooner, Wis. Chester Richard Sazenski, Minneapolis John Walter Laurens, Minneapolis Edward Jean Schneider, Minneapolis Michael Lehrer, Springfield William Albert Schnell, Lake City Herbert T. Lentsch, St. Paul Jay 1. Scholtus, Virginia Richard Coredon Lucas, Minneapolis Robert John Schommer, Minneapolis Herbert Arthur Lund, Northwood, la. Sheldon Schwartz, Minneapolis Anita Bernice Mattson, New Rock- Gordon Conrad Seeler, St. Paul, WITH ford, N.D. DISTINCTION Ralph William McDonald, Minne- Drew Christian Simonson, Minne apolis apolis Roy Billy McQuin, Chanute, Kans. Ervin Milton Slind, Minneapolis Robert Danial Meyer, Kilkenny Arnold Smith, Evanston, Ill., WITH William Theophilus Middlebrook, Jr., DISTINCTION Minneapolis James Allen Smith, Minneapolis Alonzo Jerold Moe, Lake Mills, la. Ira D. Solenberger, A.A., Milltown Duane Joseph Nathe, St. Paul Wis. ' James Olaf Nelson, Brainerd Joseph Harry Soli en, Bovey Nathan Gregg Nelson, New Rich- Donald James Soukup, Montgomery mond, Wis. Robert Lewis Swain, Minneapolis James B. Nelstead, Miles City, Mont. Donald Conrad Swenson, Wayzata Burton Nelson Noah, St. Paul William Park Tarbell, Jr., B.M.E., William Carl Nordling, Virginia, WITH Fargo, N.D. DISTINCTION Richard Sheldon Taylor, Minneapolis Lloyd William Nordstrom, Minne- Ernest Robert Thueson, Stillwater apolis Roy Stanley Tingquist, St. Paul George Albert Oberg, Cloquet Donald Boyd Tostenrud, Estherville, Donald Irving O'Dean, Minneapolis la. Donald Oliver Olson, A.A., Truman Alfred Donald Tourangeau, Minne Harley Woodrow Olson, Minneapolis apolis Norman Christopher Olson, B.S., William Jan Vierima, B.Chem.E., Duluth Hibbing Willard Gerald Oriol, St. Paul Vernon Frederick Waterman, Minne Arthur Willard Pearson, Duluth . apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Gordon Allan Pearson, Duluth Richard W. Weiler, B.M.E., Des Plaines, Ill. 17 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Bachelor of Arts Carol Marie Ebbesen, Revere Donald Abbott Miller, St. Paul Georgianna Schackel Engstrom, Sleepy Gordon Walter Reichow, A.A., St. Eye Paul Virginia Mae Grandy, Duluth Arnold Wallace Ribnick, Minneapolis Douglas Harding Grinder, A.A., New Richard Upshaw Scott, A.A., Minne Brighton apolis Chadwick John Haberstroh, Livings Richard Eugene Swanson, A.A., Min ton, Mont., MAGNA CUM LAUDE neapolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Tally Herbert Jarrett, Jr., Louisville, Ky. Bachelor of Science James Ferdinand Nyquist, Willmar, Stewart Walter Sisson, Montevideo SUMMA CUM LAUDE Hugh Winter, Minneapolis Henry Andrew Roche, Hibbing GRADUATE SCHOOL Master of Arts Frederick Paul Abel, Red \Ving Barbara Sue Bradley, Cleveland, Ohio B.S. '43, Winona State Teachers College. Field B.A. '47, Oberlin College. Field of Concentra of Concentration: Educational Administration. tion: Psychology. Barbara Harris Burkholder, River Falls, Isolina Del Carmen Alicea-Quiles, Wis. Puerto Rico B.S. '45, River Falls State Teachers College. B.A. '46, Polytechnic Institute of Puerto Rico. Field of Concentration: American Studies. Field of Concentration: Spanish. George Edward Robert Campaigne, Burton Laurence Anderson, New Duluth folden B.S. '40, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '48, Southern Methodist University. Field Concentration: Industrial Education. of Concentration: Geography. Leonard Anthony Caners, \Vinnipeg, Canada Raymond Gerhard Arveson, Leeds, B.A. '28, M.A. '34, University of Manitoba. N.D. Field of Concentration: Educational Psychol B.A. '42, Mayville State Teachers College. ogy. Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis tration. James Richard Carlson, Staples B.A. cum laude '40, Hamline University. Ma jor: Speech. Minor: English. Thesis: A Study Beatrice Clare Austin, Minneapolis of Attitudes toward War Expressed in the B.S. '26, University of Minnesota. Field of American Theatre between Two World Wars. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Daniel Thuering Carroll, Burlington, Howard Clarence Berge, Minneapolis Vt. B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '47, Dartmouth College. Field of Concen Concentration: Political Science. tration: Political Science. 18 Patricia Carver, Stevens Point, Wis. Eleanor Katherine Gernand, Fort B.S. '43, Central State Teachers College. Field Wayne, Ind. of Concentration: History. B.S. '43, University of Cincinnati. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Kermit Grover Clemans, Adrian, N.D. B.S. '43, Jamestown College. Major: Mathe matics. Minor: Physics. Thesis: Parabolic In Edna Lucia Glenn, Minneapolis B.S. '35, University of Minnesota. Field of version. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Sherman Morton Cole, St. Paul B.s. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of Geraldine Reque Graves, Minneapolis Concentration: Industrial Education. B.S. '40, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Speech. Raymond Louis Cordes, Henning B.A. '34, Concordia College. Field of Con Hallace N; Gullickson, Minneapolis centration: Educational Administration. B.A. '46, Concordia College. Field of Concen tration: Educational Administration. Iva Grace Cronk, Duluth B.A. '43, Carleton College. Major: English. Sam Ralph Hamilton, St. Paul Minor: History. Thesis: Rupert Brooke and the B.E.E. '28, B.S. '36, University of Minnesota. Georgian Poets: A Survey and Critical Esti Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. mate. Mary Davis Donsker, Minneapolis Alvin Edward Hans, Wahpeton, N.D. B.A. '29, Concordia College. Field of Concen B.A. '44, Wheaton College. Major: Economics. tration: Educational Administration. Minor: History. Thesis: Railroad Unification in the Eastern Region since 1920. Priscilla Hawn, Minneapolis Darrell Irving Drucker, Jr., Dayton, B.S. with distinction '42, University of Min nesota. Field of Concentration: .curriculum Ohio and Instruction. B.S. '47, Antioch College. Field of Concentra tion: American Studies. Perry Arthur Hoblit, Stillwater Jean Irene Duncan, St. Paul B.E. '38, Winona State Teachers College. Field B.S. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of of Concentration: Industrial Education. Concentration: Child Welfare. Gordon Emil Holmgren, Grantsburg, Dalphy Irving Fagerstrom, Duluth Wis. B.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '44, River Falls State Teachers College. Concentration: History. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In struction. Zetta Fisher Federbush, St. Paul B.S. '47, University of Chicago. Field of Con Richard Sutton Hosman, Omaha, Neb. centration: Child Welfare. B.A. '41, State University of Iowa. Field of Dana Emerson Fine, Ironwood, Mich. Concentration: Educational Psychology. B.A. '27, Southwestern College. Field of Con centration: Educational Administration. Bernice Cecile Hudson, Dougherty, Ia. B.A. '39, Iowa State Teachers College; B.S. Dewey George Force, Jr., St. Paul with distinction, '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Educational Psychol. B.A. '47, Hamline University. Field of Con centration: Educational Administration. ogy. Harold Everett Forrest, Athol, Mass. Constance Adele Hugill, Oak Park, Ill. B.A. '41, Massachusetts State College. Field of B.A. '45, Cornell College. Field of Concen Concentration: English. tration: American Studies. Raymond John Freund, Minneapolis Julius Ishida, Chicago, Ill. B.E. '38, St. Cloud State Teachers College. B.A. '46, College of Wooster. Field of Con Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. centration: Economics. 19 George Harry Jaeger, Minneapolis Jack William Le For, Fairmont B.S. '39, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '25, Valley City State Teachers College. Concentration: Industrial Education. Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis tration. James Jerome Jenkins, Minneapolis B.S. '44, University of Chicago; B.A. '47, Charles Edward Lockett, Grenada, William Jewell College. Field of Concentra Miss. tion: Psychology. B.A. '29, Millsaps College. Field of Concentra Donald Bruce Johnson, Cloquet tion: Curriculum and Instruction. B.A. '43, University of Minnesota. Major: Po litical Science. Minor: Educational Administra Harry Stratton Martin, Northfield tion. Thesis: A Study of Party Division among B.A. '37, Carleton College. Major: French. the Voters of Duluth, Minnesota, in General Minor: English. Thesis: A Posthumous Work Congressional Elections, 1920-1945. of Fontenelle. Kenneth Owen Johnson, St. Paul Betty Jane McLaughlin, Eldred, Pa. B.A. '46, Macalester College. Major: Speech. B.S. '42, Clarion State Teachers College. Field Minor: English. Thesis: A Study of the Effect of Concentration: History. of an Experimental Course on Listening Com prehension. Milo Major Mielke, Robbinsdale B.A. '26, St. Olaf College. Field of Concentra Verner Bernhard Johnson, Duluth tion: Educational Administration. B.E. '42, Duluth State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. Elizabeth Carol Millam, Winona Christopher James Karas, Farming B.E. with honor '29, Winona State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum ham, Mass. and Instruction. B.S. cum laude '39, Boston University. Field of Concentration: Economics. Wayne Bailey Millard, Minneapolis B.S. '35, Buena Vista College. Field of Con Paul Edwin Karvonen, St. Peter centration: Educational Administration. B.A. '45, University of Minnesota. Major: Music. Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: Quartet for Violin, Viola, 'Cello, and Piano. Paul Eugene Million, Jr., Minneapolis B.A. '43, Wabash College. Field of Concen Herbert Alexander Kelly, Sioux Falls, tration: History. S.D. B.A. '33, University of Wisconsin. Field of Gordon Edward Miniclier, St. Paul Concentration: Educational Administration. B.S. '37, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Edward Nicholas Kerola, Tower B.A. '34, Ohio State University. Field of Con Donald Alexander Mitton, Moncton, centration: Educational Administration. New Brunswick, Can. B.A. '44, Acadia University. Field of Concen James Richard Klonoski, Virginia tration: History. B.S. with distinction '47, University of Min nesota. Field of Concentration: History. Edward Martin Murphy, Red Wing B.S. '38, River Falls State Teachers College. Adolph Koss, Detroit, Mich. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In B.A. '47, Wayne University. Field of Concen struction. tration: Psychology. Sylvia Hermina Nelson, Horton, Kan. Robert Marvin Kozelka, Minneapolis B.A. '34, Augsburg College. Field of Con B.A. magna cum laude '47, University of Min centration: Curriculum and Instruction. nesota. Major: Mathematics. Minor: Statis tics. Thesis: Bernoulli Numbers and Bernoulli John Harold Nipp, Wabasha Polynomials. B.S. '42, Winona State Teachers College. Field of COl'lcentration: Educational Administration. Elaine Lang, Brooklyn, N.Y. B.S. '46, Cornell University. Major: Botany. John Christian Norby, Seattle, Wash. Minor: Plant Genetics. Thesis: Comparative B.A. '36, Eastern Washington College of Pollen Morphology in the Genus Calochortus Education; B.S. '39, University of Washing Pursh. ton. Field of Concentration: Economics . 20 Gordon Douglas Nymann, Stillwater Kathryn Anne Roth, Minneapolis B.S. '46, Superior State Teachers College. B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Major: Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis English. Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: Morris tration. and Shaw: Social Critics. John Joseph O'Hara, Minneapolis Carl Thomas Rowan, McMinnville, B.S. '47, Illinois State Normal University. Tenn. Field of Concentration: Economics. B.A. '47, Oberlin College. Field of Concen JuliUS William Opheim, Rochester tration: Journalism. B.A. '25, Luther College. Field of Concentra tion: Education. David Francis Sadler, Anderson, S.C. B.A. '47, Antioch College. Field of Concen Lorimer Robinson Palmer, Minne- tration: American Studies. apolis B.S. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Elizabeth Schade, Sisseton, S.D. Concentration: Educational Administration. B.A. cum laude '21, Macalester College. Field of Concentration: English. Howard Emerson Parr, Manchester, Mich. Robert Holmes Sexton, St. Paul B.A. '41, University of Michigan. Field of B.Aero.E. '47, University of Minnesota. Field Concentration: Educational Administration. of Concentration: Economics. Glenn Neil Patton, Minneapolis Arthur Rudolph Simonson, Buhl B.A. with highest honors '46, State College of B.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Washington. Field of Concentration: History. Field of Concentration: Educational Admin istration. Lawrence Louis Petersen, South Bend, Ind. Sister Marie Ephrem Sauve, Crookston B.B.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '47, College of St. Catherine. Major: Concentration: Political Science. Educational Administration. Minor: Curricu lum ~nd Instruction. Thesis: The Theory and Paul Jules Piccard, Minneapolis PraCtice of Elementary School Administration B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of as Presented in Catholic Educational Peri Concentration: Political Science. odicals. Florence Imogene Pizinger, St. Paul Paul James Smith, Oshkosh, Wis. B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of B:E. '37, Eau Clair~ State Teachers College. Concentration: Psychology. FIeld of ConcentratIon: Educational Adminis tration. Inga Rockswold Platou, Minneapolis B.A. '44, North Dakota State Teachers College. Louise Sprague Spangler, Mankato Field of Concentration: Fine Arts. B.S. with honors '43, Mankato State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum William Kinder Potter, St. Cloud and Instruction. B.S. '43, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Educational Psychol Mary Lyon Sutton, Huntington, ogy. W.Va. B.A. '47, Randolph-Macon Woman's College. Donald lIVen Pryor, Stillwater Field of Concentration: Psychology. B.S. '42, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis tration. Gladys Annand Swanson, Duluth B.A. cum laude '20, Hamline University. Field Clarus Warren Rice, Bemidji of Concentration: Educational Psychology. B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Political Science. Wallace Bruce Taylor II, Minneapolis B.Phys. with distinction '44, University of Sadie Margaret Rosenau, St. Paul Minnesota. Major: Plulosophy. Minor: Phys B.E. '38, Mankato State Teachers College. ics. Thesis: A Problem Concerning Time: A Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In Semantic Analysis of Temporal Distinctions struction. in Contemporary English Language Usage. 21 Mary Katharine Thomas, Minneapolis Halvor Stan Widsten, Wayzata B.A. cum laude '30, Macalester College. Field B.E. '34, Bemidji State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Political Science. of Concentration: Educational Administration. Arthur Claire Tillson, Newton, la. Curtis Lee Wilburn, Waco, Tex. B.S. '40, State University of Iowa. Field of B.A. '42, Paul Quinn College. Field of Con. Concentration: Economics. centration: History. Bernice Louise Voigt, Minneapolis Arnold Sylvestor W oestehoff, Minne- B.E. '39, Moorhead State Teachers College. apolis Field of Concentration: Education. B.E. '38, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Eugene Thelford Wallestad, Minne Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis apolis tration. B.A. '40, Minot State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Educational Administration. Master of Business Administration Wallace Oscar Dahl, Hinckley Charles Ellicott Johnson, Minneapolis B.B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of B.B.A. with distinction '42, University of Concentration: Economics. Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Business Administration. George Lyman Wiberg, Trail B.S. '44, University of Chicago. Field of Con centration: Business Administration. Master of Science Robert Abbey, Minneapolis Edmund Harry Farstad, Harvey, N.D; B.E.E. '47, B.Phys. '47, University of Minne B.S. '47, Bradley University. Field of Concen sota. Field of Concentration: Physics. tration: Agricultural Economics. Elvin Lowell Anderson, Portland, Ore. Myer Max Geller, Winnipeg, Can. B.S. '43, University of Portland. Major: Or B.S. '46, University of Manitoba. Field of Con ganic Chemistry. Minor: Analytical Chemistry. centration: Physics. Thesis: The Protection of Hydroxyl Groups. Richard Raymond Haefner, La Crosse, Wis. Quentin Royal Bohne, Willmar B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of B.C.E. with high distinction '44, University Concentration: Physics. of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Mathe matics. Nathan Strong Hale, Amherst, Mass. B.S. '46, University of Connecticut. Major: Ernest Emil Bruffey, Big Timber, Animal Husbandry. Minor: Agricultural Eco nomics. Thesis: A Comparison of Ewes Shorn Mont. Before Lambing and Those Shorn at the Con B.S. '43, Montana State College. Field of Con ventional Time of Year. centration: Physics. Roberta Mae Hanson, Bloomfield, William Allen Cowan, Amherst, Mass. N.J. B.S. '42, Massachusetts State College. Major: B.A. '46, Vassar College. Major: Organic Animal Husbandry. Minor: Agricultural Eco· Chemistry. Minor: Analytical Chemistry. nomics. Thesis: A Study of Induced Ovulation Thesis: An Investigation of the Preparation in the Ewe by the Use of Pregnant Mare and Reactions of Certain Derivatives of Bicyclo Serum. (2, 2, 1)-2-Heptene. 22 Jeanne Marie Hellberg, Minneapolis Margaret Frederickson Proshek, St. B.S. with high distinction '46, University of Paul Minnesota. Major: Zoology. Minor: Ento B.S. '26, University of Minnesota. Major: IIlology. Thesis: A Study of the Vertical Home Economics Education. Minor: Home Distribution of the Plankton in Lake I tasca, Economics. Thesis: The Development of Minnesota, during August, 1947. Methods of Testing the Proficiency of House hold Employees. Frederick Karl Krist jansson, Winni- peg, Can_ John Adams Schricker, Washington, B.S. '47, University of Manitoba. Field of D.C. Concentration: Animal Husbandry. B.S. '30, George Washington University. Ma jor: Agricultural Biochemistry. Minor: Plant Lois Marie Kuhlen, Hackensack, N_J. Physiology. Thesis: The Respiration and Stor B.A. '46, Vassar College. Major: Pharmaceu age Behavior of Flaxseed. tical Chemistry. Minor: Organic Chemistry. Thesis: A Synthesis of Some Pyrimidines. Ralph Clinton Wands, St_ Paul B.S. '41, Kent State University. Major: Agri cultural Biochemistry. Minor: Bacteriology. Ann Ling, Hangchow, China Thesis: Water Sorption by Starch and Re B.S. '41, Soochow University. Field of Con lated Substances. centration: Organic Chemistry. Francis Shirley Warren, Ottawa, Can. Grady Earl Mann, Clarksburg, W.Va. B.S. '46, Ontario Agricultural College. Major: B.S. '41, West Virginia University. Field of Plant Genetics. Minor: Plant Pathology. The Concentration: Entomology. sis: Factors Influencing the Popping Ability of Pop Com. Henry Hollinshead Morgan, St. Paul B.A. '41, Harvard College. Field of Concen Alexander Zuckerbraun, Minneapolis tration: Psychology. B.S. '43, University of Michigan. Major: Or ganic Chemistry. Minor: Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Thesis: Intramolecular Acetal Re arrangements. Master of Science in Aeronautical Engineering Enoch Gordon Haugseth, Twin Valley Richard Thoeny Richtman, Fountain Aero.E. '47, University of Cincinnati. Field of City, Wis. Concentration: Aeronautical Engineering. B.Aero.E. '45, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Aeronautical Engineering. Donald John HofIstedt, Milford, Pa. B.Aero.E. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Aeronautical Engineering. Clarence Alfred Syvertson, Minne- apolis Shih-Chun Lo, Hankow, China B.Aero.E. with distinction '46, University of B.S. '45, National Central University. Field of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Aeronau Concentration: Aeronautical Engineering. tical Engineering. Master of Science in Chemical Engineering Sheng-En Hu, Sinti Hupeh, China George La Verne Miller, Albert Lee B.S. '39, National Tsing Hua University. Ma B.Ch.E. with distinction '44, University of jor: Chemical Engineering. Minor: Organic Minnesota. Major: Chemical Engneering. Mi Chemistry. Thesis: Codeposition Behavior of nor: Business Administration. Thesis: Recon Copper and Zinc from Fluoborate Solutions. centration of Sulphuric Acid to Oleum by the Decomposition of the Pyrosulfates. 23 Master of Science in Civil Engineering Merlin Hanson Berg, Minneapolis John William Dolphin, Winnipeg, B.C.E. '34, University of Minnesota. Major: Can. Civil Engineering (Hydraulics). Minor: Civil B.A.Sc. '37, University of British Columbia. Engineering (Structures). Thesis: Supercritical Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. Flow in Straight·wall Diverging Channels on Normal Slopes. Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering Oscar Gustave Frykman, Bottineau, Hideyoshi Nakamura, Whittier, Cal. N.D. B.M.E. with distinction 'i7, University of B.M.E. 'i7, University of Minnesota. Field of Minnesota. Major: Mechanical Engineering. Concentration: Mechanical Engineering. Minor: Electrical Engineering. Thesis: Experi mental Analysis of a Gas Turbine "Boot John Rodney Jamieson, Jr., Poynette, Strap." Wis. Chang-Kaing Tsai, Taithing, China B.S. 'i7, University of Wisconsin. Field of B.S. 'iI, National Central University. Field of Concentration: Mechanical Engineering. Concentration: Mechanical Engineering. Master of Science in Dental Surgery William Welty Conklin, Sterling, Colo. D.D.S. 'iI, Northwestern University Dental School. Major: Dental Surgery. Minor: Sur gical Pathology. Thesis: A Study of Odonto genic Epithelium in the Dental Follicle. Master of Science in Dentistry Irvin John BrusseI, St. Paul D.D.S. '28, University of Minnesota; B.S. '37, College of St. Thomas. Major: Dentistry. Mi nor: Anatomy. Thesis: Temporomandibular Joint Disabilities in Relation to Dental Diag· nosis and Treatment. Master of Science in Dermatology and Syphilology Harold George Ravits, St. Paul B.S. '39, M.D. 'i2, University of Minnesota. Major: Dermatology and Syphilology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Cutaneous Cryptococcosis: A Survey of Cryptococcus on Normal and Pathologic Skin. 2'" Master of Science in Medicine Norman Anton Christensen, Brigham William Max Faber, Watertown, Wis. City, Utah B.A. '33, M.A. '34, M.D. '38, University of B.S. '39, University of Utah; M.D. '41, Rush Wisconsin. Major: Medicine. Minor: Patho Medical College. Major: Medicine. Minor: logic Anatomy. Thesis: The Kidneys in Leu Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: A Pathological kemia. and Clinical Review of Coarctation of the Thoracic Aorta (Coarctation Vera). Walter Freemon Larrabee, Jr., Chip- pewa Falls, Wis. Francis William Conley, Marshall- B.S. '39, M.D. '40, University of Minnesota. town, la. Major: Medicine. Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. B.A. '40, M.D. '43, University of Iowa. Major: Thesis: A Study of the Pulmonary Arterioles Medicine. Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: in Mitral Stenosis. Arteriolar Changes in Group I Hypertension. Master of Science in Neurology and Psychiatry Waldemar Curtis Rasmussen, Minne- apolis B.S. '35, M.D. '36, University of Minnesota. Major: Neurology and Psychiatry. Minor: Neuropathology. Thesis: A Method of Esti mating the Weight of the Right Ventricle of the Heart after Autopsy. Master of Science in Orthopedic Surgery Gerald Steber Ahern, Austin Arnulf Remin~us Walther Pils, M.D. '40, University of Minnesota. Major: Groningen, Holland Orthopedic Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: M.D. '36, Ryks-Universiteit. Major: Orthope· The Anomalies of the Lumbosacral Spine and dic Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Their Relationship to Backache. Neurotrophic Joints: A Clinical and Patho logical Study. Master of Science in Otolaryngology and Rhinology Henry Allen Brown, Racine, Ohio Arthur Aaron Spar, Omaha, Neb. M.D. '34, Medical College of Virginia. Major: B.A. '38, M.D. '42, University of Nebraska. Otolaryngology and Rhinology. Minor: Surgical Major: Otolaryngology and Rhinology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Toxic Reaction of Strep Pathology. Thesis: Malignant Lesions Involv tomycin on the Vestibular and Cochlear Ap ing the Middle Ear and Mastoid Process: A paratus. Study of Eighty Cases. Master of Science in Surgery Manuel Gumersindo Carmona, Puerto Daniel Francis Crowley, Jr., Des Rico Moines,la. B.S. '37, University of Puerto Rico; M.D. '41, B.S. '34, M.D. '38, State University of Iowa. Jefferson Medical College. Major: Surgery. Mi Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. nor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Relationship Thesis: Squamatization of Bronchi. of the Degree of Gastritis to the Number of Secretory Cells Present in the Mucosa of Re sected Stomachs 25 Eugene Andrew Ellingson, San Hiram David Hilton, Lincoln, Neb. Antonio, Tex. B.A. cum laude '35, Amherst College; M.D. B.A. '36, M.D. '40, University of Texas. Ma '39, Rush Medical College. Major: Surgery. jor: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. The Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Volvulus sis: Retrograde Recurrences of Carcinoma of of the Sigmoid Colon. the Rectosigmoid and Rectum: A Clinico Pathological Study. Richard E. McDowell, Bradford, Pa. M.D. '43, University of Buffalo. Major: Sur George Thorwald Rudolph Fahlund, gery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Patho Grand Rapids, Mich. logic Changes in the Wall of the Cecum As sociated with Obstructing Lesions of the Right B.S. '36, University of Chicago; M.D. '38, Colon and Their Relation to Cecal Perfora Rush Medical College. Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: A Study of Post tion. menopausal Endometrium and Its Relation to Fundic Adenocarcinoma. John Victor Triolo, Summit, N.J. M.D. '41, Long Island Medical College. Major: Allan Louis Haynes, Louisville, Ky. Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: M.D. '38, University of Louisville. Major: Sur Non-specific Granulomata of the Thyroid gery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Prog Gland. nosis in Mucous Adenocarcinoma of the Colon and Rectum. Master of Science in Urology Robert Synder Hamm, Columbus, Ohio B.A. '40, M.D. '40, Ohio State University. Major: Urology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Correlation of Acid Phosphatase Levels in Blood with the Histopathology of Carci noma of the Prostate. COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Doctor of Medicine* Edward Gregory Bauer, B.S., M.B., St. Reuben Gull, B.S., M.B., Erskine Paul LeRoy William Hanson, B.S., M.B., Raymond Adolphe Boyce, B.A., M.B., Hallock Cokato Paul John Hauser, B.S., M.B., Luverne \Villiam John Buggy, B.S., M.B., Blue Darwin Kennard Holian, B.A. CUM Earth LAUDE, M.B., Hendricks John Wood Bussman, Sc.B., M.B., Wayne Loren Hoseth, M.B., St. Paul St. Peter Richard Frank Kline, B.S., M.B., Jay Manuel Chauss, B.S., M.B., Phila Grand Rapids delphia, Pa. Wilfred Milton Lundblad, B.S., M.B., Norman Edward Fidelman, B.S., Minneapolis M.B., Minneapolis Joseph Daniel Mann, B.S., Rochester William Bernard Gallagher, B.S., William Calkins Nelson, Amery, Wis. M.B., Waseca Paul Charles Olfelt, B.S., M.B., Min~ Thomas Bernard Gibbons, B.S., M.B., neapolis Spokane, \Vash. • These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of hospital internship within one month. 26 Vincent James Paciotti, B.S., M.B., Richard Boland Tregilgas, B.S., M.B., Virginia South St. Paul Clifton Robert Peterson, M.B., Min Charles Gordon Vaughn, B.S., M.B., neapolis St. Paul Albino Luciano Settimi, B.S., M.B., John Arthur Watkins, B.S., M.B., Whittier, Cal. Carlton Robert Leon Sturges, B.S., M.B., Matthew Just Weir, B.S., M.B., Man Minneapolis kato Ernest Chun-seck Tarn, B.S., M.B., Robert A. Weyhrauch, B.A., M.B., Honolulu, Hawaii Wadena Mary Hilbert Teberg, B.S., M.B., Theodore Warren Wilson, B.A., M.B., Minneapolis Marshall Charles Eugene Tesar, B.S., M.B., Two Harbors GRADUATE SCHOOL Doctor of Philosophy Mohamed Abdel-Ghani Ayad, Benha, Vaughn Arthur Engelhardt, Chicago, Egypt Ill. B.Sc. '40, Fouad I University. Major: Plant B.A. with distinction '40, Northwestern Uni Genetics. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: Cor versity; M.S. '44, University of Minnesota. related Inheritance of Reaction to Stem Rust Major: Organic Chemistry. Minors: Physical and Other Characters in Crosses between Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Chemistry. The Egyptian Varieties of Wheat. Major Advisers: sis: Studies in the Cyclopropane Series 1: Profs. H. K. Hayes and E. C. Stakman. Nitrocyclopropyl Ketones and Alcohols. Major Adviser: Prof. L. I. Smith. Robert Jacob Bouthilet, Minneapolis B.A. '45, M.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Ross Edwin Graves, Bay City, Mich. Major: Bacteriology. Minor: Agricultural Bio B.S. '45, Massachusetts Institute of Technol chemistry. Thesis: A Taxonomic Investigation ogy. Major: Mathematics. Minor: Philosophy. of Yeasts from Minnesota Soils. Major Ad Thesis: Integral Representations of Linear and viser: Prof. C. E. Skinner. Weak Linear Functionals Defined over the Wiener Space C. Major Adviser: Prof. R. H. Frank Alden Bovey, Minneapolis Cameron. B.S. '40, Harvard College. Major: Physical Chemistry. Minor: Organic Chemistry. Thesis: Herbert Hadley Hartshorn, St. Joseph, The Mechanism of the Emulsion Polymeriza Mo. tion of Styrene. Major Adviser: Prof. I. M. B.S. '30, Lincoln University; M.A. '40, Uni Kolthoff. versity of Minnesota. Major: Educational Psy chology. Minor: Education. Thesis: Vocational Frank Edward DiGangi, Paterson, N.J. Interest Patterns of Negro Professional Men. B.S. '40, Rutgers University; M.S. '42, West Major Adviser: Prof. w. W. Cook. ern Reserve University. Major: Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Minors: Physiological Chemistry Melbourne Leslie Jackson, Dillon, and Organic Chemistry. Thesis: The Synthesis of Some Esters of p-Carboxybenzamidine. Mont. Major Adviser: Prof. Ole Gisvold. B.S.Ch.E. with honors '41, Montana State College. Major: Chemical Engineering. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: Studies in Distil lation: A Correlation of (HTU) Values with Physical Properties and Operating Variables. Major Adviser: Prof. N. H. Ceaglske. 27 Robert Balthasar Kamm, West Union, Charles Elkins Rogers, Washington, la. D.C. B.A. '40, Iowa State Teachers College; M.A. B.A. '14, University of Oklahoma; M.S. '26, '46, University of Minnesota. Major: Educa Kansas State Agricultural College; M.A. '32. tional Psychology. Minor: Education. Thesis: Stanford University. Major: Political SCienQ:. An Analysis of the Counseling Interview in Minor: Journalism. Thesis: William RockhOl Terms of Client Acceptance of Information Nelson: Independent Editor and Crusading Presented: An Investigation of 'Certain Fac Liberal. Major Advisers: Profs. William An: tors Related to Acceptance of Information derson and Ralph Casey. Presented during Educational-Vocational Plan ning Interviews with Lower Ability Students. Elwood Williams Stringam, Leth- Major Adviser: Prof. C. G. Wrenn. bridge, Can. George Matsuyama, Fresno, Calif. B.Sc. '40, M.Sc. '42, University of Alberta. Major: Animal Husbandry. Minor: Agricultural B.S. '40, University of California. Major: Physi Economics. Thesis: An Analysis of the Breed. cal Chemistry. Minor: Analytical Chemistry. ing Methods Employed in the Development Thesis: A Polarographic Study of Diffusion of the Poland China Herd of Swine at the Coefficients in Water-Ethanol Mixtures. Ma jor Adviser: Prof. F. H. MacDougall. Minnesota West Central Experiment Station. Major Advisers: Profs. L. M. Winters and Avrom Izak Medalia, Boston, Mass. W. H. Peters. B.A. cum laude '42, Harvard College. Major: Analytical Chemistry. Minor: Physical Chem Henry Gilbert White, St. Paul istry. Thesis: Reactions Induced by the Per Ph.B. '31, Yale College; LL.B. '40, St. Paul oxide-ferrous Iron Reaction. Major Adviser: College of Law; M.A. '46, Columbia Univer. Prof. 1. M. Kolthoff. sity. Major: Political Science. Minor: Forestry. Thesis: Forest Regulation-A Study of PUblic Byron Freeze Murphey, Minneapolis Control of Cutting Practices on Private Forest Land in the United States. Major Adviser: B.A. with honors '39, Montana State Univer sity; M.A. '41, University of Minnesota. Ma Prof. L. M. Short. jor: Physics. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: The Thermal Diffusion of Hydrogen, Deuterium and Helium. Major Adviser: Prof. A. O. C. Nier. 28 CAPS AND GOWNS AN EXPLANATION In the medieval city, clothing not unlike that worn by those participating in this commencement was common. The modern academic costume has evolved from the dress of the medieval guilds and the early religious orders. Today, everyone with a college or university degree may wear the black aca demic gown. Hoods, which are omitted by seniors who are candidates for de grees, are worn by graduates. At the University of Minnesota, the lining of the hood has a maroon chevron on an old gold ground to represent the University colors. A University faculty member who holds a degree from another college or university wears the colors of his own alma mater. Distinctions between sleeves indicate the type of degree held by the wearer. A long, pointed sleeve indicates a Bachelor's degree, while a long, closed sleeve with a slit near the upper part of the arm designates a Master's degree. A round, open sleeve marks a Doctor's degree. The velvet edging on hoods is the color which stands for the field of study of the gown's wearer. It may be white for Arts and Letters, gold-yellow for Science, maize for Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, or light blue for Educa tion. Orange denotes Technology; dark blue, Philosophy; purple, Law; green, Medicine; and pink, Music. Public Health is shown by salmon pink edging. Dentistry by lilac, Pharmacy by olive, and Commerce and Accountancy by drab. The Doctor's costume also has velvet trimming on the rest of the gown, in cluding crossbars on the sleeve. The trimming may be either black or may match the color of the hood edging. Caps, or mortarboards, too, have significance. The President of the Univer sity is the only one who may wear a velvet cap and a gold tassel. Shoulder insignia on the gowns of candidates for degrees indicate that the candidate is an honor student. For the Master's and Doctor's degrees, the tassels are always black, but candi dates for the Bachelor's degree at this commencement wear tassels which indi cate their school or college by color, as follows: (In the order of their appearance on the platform) General College ...... crimson and white School of Nursing ...... green College of Science, Literature, and the Arts ...... white Institute of Technology ...... orange College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home -Economics ...... maize Naval Science and Tactics ...... blue and gold Law School ...... purple College of Medical Sciences ...... green College of Pharmacy...... olive College of Education...... light blue School of Business Administration ...... drab University College ...... old gold and white 29 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA i)cccmbcr eommcltccmcltt 1948 NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK Universitg 0/ .,Minnesota THE BOARD OF REGENTS Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Secretary Mr. Julius A. Schmahl, Treasurer The Honorable Fred B. Snyder, Minneapolis First Vice Presid~nt and President pro tern The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Cloud Second Vice President The Honorable James F. Bell, Minneapolis The Honorable Daniel C. Gainey, Owatonna The Honorable Richard L. Griggs, Duluth The Honorable J. S. Jones, St. Paul The Honorable George W. Lawson, St. Paul The Honorable Albert J. Lobb, Rochester The Honorable E. E. Novak, New Prague The Honorable A. J. Olson, Renville The Honorable F. J. Rogstad, Detroit Lakes The Honorable Sheldon V. Wood, Minneapolis 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. ~ltis Is Vour Universilu The University of Minnesota: "FOUNDED IN THE FAITH THAT MEN ARE ENNOBLED BY UNDERSTANDING, DEDICATED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING AND THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH, DEVOTED TO THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUTH AND THE WELFARE OF THE STATE"-this is your University. CHARTERED in February, 1851, by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Min· nesota, the University of Minnesota will soon celebrate its one hundredth birthday. While nearing this milestone, as from its very beginning, the University is dedicated to the task of training the youth of today, the citizens of tomorrow. How well it has suc· ceeded is indicated by the number of doctors, lawyers, engineers, social workers, journal· ists, dentists, farmers, businessmen, and community and civic leaders in all fields-good citizens all-who have gone from its several campuses to actively participate in the upgrading of the welfare of the citizens of our state. During the period of its existence, the University has awarded 88,401 degrees to its students who have completed the rigorous training demanded by the complexities and specialization of modern society. In addition to the enormous task of giving collegiate instruction to some twenty·seven thousand students on its Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth campuses, the University offers, through its Schools of Agriculture, its General Extension Division, and its short courses, specialized training designed to assist those who wish to study on a part·time basis. Still in addition, its staff members who are county agents, home demonstration agents and recreation and health consultants give effective aid and assistance to citizens of the state in their very homes. But the University of Minnesota, like all great universities, has expanded far beyond its early teaching and training programs. In its diverse research laboratories on its three campuses, at the several agricultural experiment stations, at the Rosemount Research Center, and at the University Hospitals, its scientists at anyone moment are working on countless research experiments of vital interest to the future health and welfare of all of us. These projects deal with such matters as cancer, poliomyelitis, taxation, low·grade iron ore, cheese making, teacher training, municipal government, nuclear fission, new va· rieties and strains of grains and fruits, supersonics and transonics, to mention only a few. THE UNIVERSITY is recognized as the cultural hub of the Northwest; it is the home of the Minneapolis Symphony, the University Artists Course, the Master Piano Series, the University Theatre, and of the local performances of the Metropolitan Opera Com pany. Through the University of Minnesota Concert and Lecture Service and the School Assembly Service, the University brings to more than a million and a half people in the area it serves, artists and lecturers of quality and talent. The people of Minnesota are proud of their University, not because it is the second largest state university in the nation, but because of the extent and quality of its services from which they, their families, communities, and organizations benefit. Their interest in their University is a dynamic, living thing and expresses itself in many ways. Contri butions from them now make it possible for the· great Mayo Memorial building and for the new Variety Club Heart Hospital to be erected over the coming months. Through the American Legion and auxiliary posts all over the state, thousands of friends have made relatively small gifts to provide an endowed research professorship in heart dis· eases. Gifts to the Greater University Fund, each appropriately called "A Share in Great· ness," now being made especially by alumni, are worthy of special mention. The graduates at this December commencement, their families and friends are in vited to continue their enthusiasm and interest in the University of Minnesota. Gradu ates are especially urged to identify themselves with the University Alumni Association and the Greater University Fund and to return as frequently as possible to visit us here at the University. Order 0/ events THE ASSEMBLING OF THE AUDIENCE: As candidates for degrees at this evening's commencement and their friends and relatives approach Nor throp Auditorium on the Minneapolis Campus, they will hear the chimes, a recent gift from a friend and neighbor, Mr. H. R. Brown of southeast Min neapolis. The carillonneur this evening is Mr. Edward Berryman, B.A., In structor in Music. Guests will be seated as they arrive at the Auditorium and will remain seated until the colors are presented. ORGAN RECITAL: Beginning at 7:30 p.m., Mr. Arthur B. Jennings, Asso ciate Professor and University Organist, will play: Advent Choral NICOLAI Two Choral Preludes BACH "Wachet auf" "Nun komm' der heiden Heiland" Variations on a Noel DUPRE Theme Larghetto Vif Vivace Canon Anime Fughetta Finale Processional: Finale from "Grand Piece Symphonique" - FRANCK PROCESSIONAL: As candidates for degrees enter the Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. the curtain will be drawn. Seated on the platform, left to right, are: Professor Julius M. Nolte, Dean of the University Extension Division, Marshal; Dr. R. K. Gaumnitz, Assistant Dean of the School of Business Administration, Marshal; The Reverend John Saunders Bone, Member, Minnesota Councils of Religion and Adviser to Baptist Students, University of Minnesota; Dr. Mal colm M. Willey, Vice President of Academic Administration; Dr. Horace T. Morse, Dean of the General College; Miss Katharine J. Densford, Director of the School of Nursing; Dr. J. W. Buchta, Assistant Dean of the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Mr. T. A. H. Teeter, Dean of the Summer Session; Dr. Henry Schmitz, Dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics; Mr. Maynard E. Pirsig, Dean of the Law School; Dr. Har old S. Diehl, Dean of the College of Medical Sciences; Dr. J. L. Morrill, Presi dent of the University; Dr. Raymond B. Allen, President of the University of Washington; The Honorable Fred B. Snyder, First Vice President, the Board of Regents; Dr. Earl B. Fischer, Head of the Department of Pharmacognosy; Dr. Wesley E. Peik, Dean of the College of Education; Dr. Richard L. Kozelka, Dean of the School of Business Administration; Professor John G. Darley, Assistant Dean of the Graduate School; Colonel Richard A. Ericson, U.S.A.; Captain Walter C. Holt, U.S.N.; Mr. True E. Pettengill, Recorder; Mr. Roger Bailey, Senior Music Student; and Mr. Keith McFarland, Assistant Dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, Marshal. PRESENTATION OF COLORS: As the color guard, made up of University ROTC and NROTC cadets, enters the Auditorium, the audience will rise and remain standing. 4 Order (1/ events THE NATIONAL ANTHEM (first stanza only): The entire audience and Mr. Roger Bailey, Senior Music Student, soloist. INVOCATION: The Reverend John Saunders Bone, B.D., Member, Min nesota Councils of Religion and Adviser to Baptist Students, University of Minnesota. COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS: "Assumptions, Attitudes, and Apathy," President Raymond B. Allen, M.D., Ph.D., President of the University of Washington, Seattle, Washington. CONFERRING OF DEGREES: Degrees will be conferred by President James Lewis Morrill, LL.D. Candidates will be presented by Dean Horace T. Morse, Ph.D., for the General College; Miss Katharine J. Densford, D.Sc., for the School of Nursing; Dean J. W. Buchta, Ph.D., for the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Professor Thomas A. H. Teeter, B.S. (C.E.), for the Institute of Technology; Dean Henry Schmitz, Ph.D., for the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics; Dean Maynard E. Pirsig, LL.B., for the Law School; Dean Harold S. Diehl, M.D., for the College of Medical Sciences; Professor Earl B. Fischer, Ph.D., for the College of Phar macy; Dean Wesley E. Peik, Ph.D., for the College of Education, and for the College of Education and the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics; Dean Richard L. Kozelka, Ph.D., for the School of Business Ad ministration; Dean J. W. Buchta, Ph.D., for the University College; and Assistant Dean John G. Darley, Ph.D., for the Graduate School. CONFERRING OF COMMISSIONS: Commissions in the United States Army will be conferred by Colonel Richard A. Ericson, U.S.A.; commissions in the United States Navy will be conferred by Captain Walter C. Holt, U.S.N. "HAIL MINNESOTA," the University'S alma mater song: The audience and Mr. Roger Bailey, soloist. 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; 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. RECESSIONAL: Mr. Arthur B. Jennings. Toccata in B minor - - GIGOUT THE AUDIENCE is requested to remain seated until those in academic cos tume have left the hall. 5 ellHdidates lor vrlldulltioH Subject to the completion of alI curriculum requirements at the close of the FaIl Quarter, degrees wiII be conferred as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the graduation requirements. GENERAL COLLEGE Associate in Arts Sterling John Anderson, Minneapolis Kenneth John HoIlstrom, Reads Raymond Frank Andresen, St. Paul Clarence Edwin Holmberg, Minne PhiIlip Randolph Archer, Bristol, apolis Okla. Gerald Edward Johnson, Robbinsdale Richard Hunter Bancroft, Jr., St. Paul Robert WiIIiam Johnston, Minne- Richard Harvey Bjerknes, Minneapolis apolis Bernice Mae Bjorklund, Minneapolis Richard C. KeIler, St. Paul Marvin Dwain Blumberg, Minne- Frank Martin Klein, St. Paul apolis Basil Reuel Kvale, Conger Robert Niel Bolmgren, St. Louis Park Ward Eugene Kvam, Benson Stuart Alfred Botten, St. Paul Babette Eileen Litin, Minneapolis UIyssess Boyd, Minneapolis Arthur B. MacDoweIl, Minneapolis Douglas AlIen Burnes, Minneapolis Virginia Mihlenbeck, Minneapolis Rowland Joseph Burnquist, Minne- Leo Joseph Moore, St. Paul apolis Harry Franklin Nelson, Amboy John William CampbeIl, Cloquet Roger Everett Nelson, Minneapolis Earl Ernest Carlson, Minneapolis Carl Godfred Olson, Wayzata Robert Vernon Carlson, Minneapolis Howard J. Peabody, St. Paul Richard Francis Cates, St. Paul Muriel Janice Peterson, Minneapolis Robert Louis Comer, Minneapolis Shirley Ann Peterson, Minneapolis Gerald Michael Cotten, Minneapolis Robert Eugene Pulkrabek, St. Paul Catharine Mae Crowther, St. Paul Donald WiIIiam Ramsey, Minne- Betty C. Dahlin, St. Paul apolis Eugene Raymond Danmeier, St. Paul Paul Meredith Rauen, White Bear Gladys Ethel Duesterhoft, St. Paul Lake Earl Fisher, Minneapolis Burton Ernest Reinecke, St. Paul John DriscoIl Gagin, Sterling, III. Myron Donovan Robey, St. Paul Robert Peter Gavrilescu, St. Paul Frances Lou Roholt, Minneapolis Gerald Lee Goff, St. Paul Anita Betty Schwartz, Minneapolis Grady Etheredge Graves, Minne HiIIel Segal, Minneapolis apolis AIlene Sher, Duluth Richard Emil HaacK, Brandon Eugene Carl Sjogren, Minneapolis Edouard Michael Hammerel, Jr., John Oscar Skooglun, St. Paul St. Paul Leslie Henry Smith, St. Paul WiIliam James Hansen, Minneapolis David Jennings Thompson, St. Paul Martha Joan Haslund, St. Paul Maxine Evelyn Tomasek, St. Paul Roger AlIen Haugland, Minneapolis William Orton Towle, Minneapolis Robert RandalI Hestad, Minneapolis Francis Xavier WiIIiams, Minneapolis Gordon Neil HolIsten, Minneapolis 6 COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Graduate in Nursing* Margaret LeVan Boysen, Boonsboro, Mary Jane Neal, A.A., Minneapolis Md. Kristy Louise Olsen, Minneapolis Marian Ruth Brandes, Bismarck, N.D. Marian Edith Otteson, Minneapolis Betty Grace Cave, Bismarck, N.D. Ruth Range, Minneapolis Ruth Anne Fliegel, Deforest, Wis. Phyllis Jean Cameron Rustad, Hawley Nancy Law Fritze, Minneapolis Betty Crouch Schoenfelder, Bricelyn Marilyn Gladys Grinnell, Preston Shirley Shure, Minneapolis Marjorie Marie Janeck, Seattle, Jacquelyn Ellen Snyder, A.A., Atkin Wash. son, Neb. Phyllis McDougall Lee, Minneapolis Grace Langston Stuefer, Minneapolis Colette Weyer McCurdy, Minne Margery Kathryn Thompson, A.A., apolis San Mateo, Calif. Barbara Beatty McKie, Duluth Margaret Leimer Thon, Minneapolis Jacquelyn Williams Miesbauer, Chis G. Jean-Lois Tweeten, Spring Grove holm Ruth Angeline Weltzin, B.A., Min- Delta Larson Mooers, Grand Rapids neapolis Katherine Ann Nason, Glenwood COLLEGE OF SCIENCE LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS Associate in liberal Arts Robert Berg, Minneapolis Elaine Joyce Moses, Minneapolis Richard Mervin Flaa, Minneapolis Donald Everett Nelson, Minneapolis Ora E. Giles, Eau Claire, Wis. Noren Colyer Nelson, Minneapolis Joyce Elynor Goldstein, Minneapolis Margaret Therese Noonan, St. Paul Barbara Hasberg Green, Minneapolis Richard Arthur Norton, Minneapolis Frederick Kennard Hauser, Jr., Roy Charles Okan, Minneapolis St. Paul Marjorie Beth Paulson, Minneapolis Norma Vivian Heck, St. Paul Constance Marlys Pearson, Minne- Robert Owen Jeatran, Menomonie, apolis Wis. Chester Ambrose Romane, Howard Thurston Johnston, St. Paul South St. Paul Arthur Lawrence Kane, Minneapolis Robert Mark Rose, Minneapolis George W. Kiefer, Lewiston June Louise Russell, Minneapolis Edward Milton Klohn, St. Paul Harald Robert Sinykin, St. Paul Paul Dennis Kunin, Minneapolis Gordon Reinhart Struck, St. Paul Marilyn Virginia Lawrence, Minne- Margie Ann Thompson, Stillwater apolis Margaret Jane Vanderbie, Minne- Frank Ray Lillibridge, St. Paul apolis Dudley Howard Miller, International Robert Miller Wrahlstad, Fergus Falls Falls * These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of nursing practice prior to March 17, 1949. 7 Bachelor of Arts Georgia Pearl Abrohams, Minneapolis Thomas Lockwood Durfee, Minne- George Robert Adzick, Minneapolis apolis Marliss Virginia Albert, St. Paul Edwin John Eilertsen, Brooklyn, N.Y. Carl Henry Anderson, D.D.S., Min- Merle Sherwood Else, Minneapolis neapolis Robert Edward Enlow, St. Paul Lyle S. Anderson, Mankato Roland Larmer Erickson, Minneapolis Duane Brien Andrews, Minneapolis Jonathan Eyler, Ravinin, Ill. Jeanne Kingsley Archer, Minneapolis Calvin Charles Floren, Kerkhoven Edward Bouquet Arneson, Monte- \Vanen Eugene Fosdick, LaCrosse, video Wis. Robert William Benson, Minneapolis Lavaughn Edward Franzen, Minne- Perry Leroy Berg, Starbuck apolis Richard Erving Berg, Minneapolis Arnold August Frisell, Cannon Falls Roderick MacKenzie Berggren, Min- Ethel Frobom, Henning neapolis Wilma Jean Gabel, Hanover, Ind. Russell Emil Bieraugel, Mankato Saul Aaron Glantz, Minneapolis Conrad Alfred Blomberg, Mandan, Martha Mary Goit, Minneapolis N.D. James Hanmer Gray, Fergus Falls Edward John Bolin, St. James Frederick Jerome Greiner, Minne- Georgia Ann Braun, Fairmont apolis Kenneth Harding Brooks, St. Paul Jerome David Gunderson, Minne- Joseph Brown, Mantorville apolis Saul Brown, Williamson, W.va. O. Milton Hackett, Cottonwood Philip Earl Buell, Minneapolis, Gilbert Henry Haen, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Robert Graham Hansen, A.A., Donald Patrick Burgess, Minneapolis, St. Paul MAGNA CUM LAUDE Ashley Powell Hartman, St. Paul Donald Joseph Burkhart, St. Paul Lloyd Arthur Hauge, Minneapolis Rita Muriel Burnstein, Minneapolis, Marjorie Anne Healy, Chatfield, MAGNA CUM LAUDE MAGNA CUM LAUDE Gerald Evar Carlson, St. Paul Winston Rabb Henderson, Minne Murl Bee Carr, Moorhead apolis Marion Arlene Chesbrough, Mankato Celesta M. Hoffman, Grantsburg, John A. Colter, St. Paul Wis. George Henry Connell, Rochester, Donald Ralph Hohage, Minneapolis N.Y. Robert Bramlett Humphrey, Jr., John Patrick Connors, Minneapolis St. Paul Glenn William Cording, St. Paul John Christian Hunsinger, Minne- \Villiam Truman Cornish, Minne- apolis apolis Robert Gordon Hunt, Minneapolis John Michael Cruit, A.L.A., Minne- Clarence W. Ivonen, Ely apolis Jerome Earl Jaffey, St. Paul Oliver John Dahl, Minneapolis Leonard Arthur Japs, Minneapolis Samuel Mairs Dean, Minneapolis Sidney Adrian Jepson, Sioux Falls, Mahlon Leonard Degernes, Jr., Min- S.D. neapolis Edward Sundseth Johnson, Minne Adriana Laura DeHaan, Minneapolis apolis George Dennis Devins, Minneapolis Lawrence Milton Johnson, Minne Alfred Leonard Disrud, Shields, N.D. apolis 8 Robert Rogers Johnson, Litchfield Roy Victor Norquist, Minneapolis Jack Yale Kahn, Minneapolis Doris Jean Northenscold, Minne- Theodora Felland Kalin, Minneapolis apolis James John Kawczynski, Mankato Lloyd Noteboom, Davis, S.D. Barbara Louise Iverson Kernan, Bay- Richard Alonzo Novak, Minneapolis field, Wis. John James O'Keefe, St. Paul Jay Milton KimbaII, Minneapolis, Thomas Oscar Olson, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Thelma A. Palmer, Duluth George Adrian King, Waconia, CUM: Mildred Jean Parsons, Minneapolis LAUDE Marion Louise Perkins, Minneapolis, Bruce Winston Kipp, B.A., Minne CUM LAUDE apolis Robert William Peters, Delano Muriel Dolores Kuehn, Minneapolis Eugene James Petersen, Harlan, la. Jean Eleanor Larson, Minneapolis, Robert Douglas Peterson, Wayzata CUM LAUDE Jacqueline Pierce, Minneapolis, Marvin Claire Larson, Hopkins MAGNA CUM LAUDE Raymond Alton Lee, St. Paul Mary Joyce Pomije, Shakopee Sarah Harris Lee, Minneapolis Helen Anne Potvin, Minneapolis Edwin Victor Lehtinen, Deerwood David Freeman Ramberg, Glenwood Philip Winton Lewis, St. Cloud, Eleanor Jennie Ranta, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Gerald Milton Remole, Minneapolis Gloria Ann Lincoln, Omaha, Neb. Paul Joseph Rimarcik, Minneapolis Leland Bernin Lindberg, St. Paul Robert Doke Robinson, Minneapolis Howard Wallace Lindquist, Cedar William Hubert Rogers, Jr., Minne- Harold Coates Lyman, Minneapolis apolis Irene Wilhelmina Mactavish, Minne- Marvin Stanley Rosenberg, Minne apolis apolis Florence Edith Majerus, Havre, Bertram Harvey Rutan, Hempstead, Mont. N.Y., MAGNA CUM LAUDE Richard Bruce Maland, Minneapolis Geraldine Flora Sampson, Chisholm Roberta Leone Mark, Duluth Donald Charles Sandahl, Minneapolis Robert James Markson, Sa uk Centre Mary Jayne Scarsella, Hibbing Dorothy Lee Larson Mathot, Frank- Leona Maria Schultz, St. Louis Park lin, Ind. Jane Conelia Scofield, Opp, Ala. John Austin McEniry, Albert Lea Rosella Judith Sederberg, Lengby Phyllis Ellen McGee, Minneapolis Janet Alberta Sinako, Milwaukee, William John McLellan, Minneapolis Wis. Patricia Rooch Meyer, Minneapolis Sadie Lim Sing, Minneapolis Frederic S. Michener, Minneapolis Marie Judith Skorich, Marble Martha Anne Miller, Milbank, S.D. Douglas LaRue Smith, Minneapolis Russell Dean MilIer, St. Paul, CUM Mary Ann Smith, Minneapolis LAUDE Ruth Marie Soar, St. Paul Vrcel Frances Muggenburg, St. Paul Patricia Louise Spear, Excelsior Betty Lucille Osborn Mullen, Dorothy Elaine Statham, St. Paul Kansas City, Kan. Joan Frances Stockwell, Minneapolis Bertrand Francis Murphy, Minne- Elizabeth Rand Stone, \Vayzata apolis Donal Fred Swanson, Minneapolis Sandy Arthur Myhre, Luverne Betty Louanna Swenson, Minneapolis Robert Edward Nelson, Alexandria George Donald Tallard, Jr., Minne- William Clair Obert Nesset, Mahno- apolis men Mary Olive Telford, Pipestone 9 Kenneth Alan Tessmer, Alexandria Paul Vincent Webber, Albert Lea John Ingram Thornby, Waseca Wallace John Wellenstein, Albany W illiam Walton Trousdale, Marjorie Lei Wells, St. Louis Park Ida Grove, Ia., MAGNA CUM LAUDE Lyle Harrison Wharton, St. Paul, Molly Tyler, St. Paul CUM LAUDE Robert Owre Uppgaard, Minneapolis Marcella Eva Wilberg, Anoka Betty Jane Vestal, Faribault Ernest August Will, Lake City Robert Theodore von Schlegell, Fred William Winter, Minneapolis Sharon, Conn. James \Valter Workman, Minneapolis Eli Rody Vuicich, Hibbing Robert Joseph Worwa, Minneapolis Glyndon James Webb, Minneapolis Hyman Zimmerman, Minneapolis Bachelor of Science John Archer Eggen, Virginia INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering Guy Delos Allen, Minneapolis Ralph Leonard Maki, Nashwauk, Marwin Allran Bernards, Blue Earth WITH DISTINCTION Paul Joseph Corcoran, Minneapolis Roger Jens Nielsen, St. Paul Donald Herbert Eckert, Minneapolis Frank H. O'Donnell, Jr., Donald Malcolm Ericson, Minne- New Orleans, La. apolis Raymond Harris Ottoson, Minne- Hugo Gerhard Gooderum, Jr., Canby apolis William Rees Horner, Lindstrom Norman Haahr Petersen, Hopkins Charles Hurlbert Hutchinson, Fari- Robert Fred Prock, Minneapolis bault, WITH DISTINCTION Paul Arthur Salness, Minneapolis Gorden Asthon Johansen, Albert Lea Richard Paul Schumann, Arlington Ferris Gene Keyt, St. Louis Park, John Merritt Shay, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Russell Vincent Solstad, St. Paul Paul Kjoelseth, V. Toten, Norway, Frederick Arthur Strombom, Ogema, WITH DISTINCTION Wis. Allan Earl Levin, Chicago, Ill. Henry Kermit Wiger, Minneapolis Charlton Andrew Main, Minneapolis, Irvin James Wilson, Thief River Falls WITH DISTINCTION Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering Robert Edward Dorothy, Grand Kenneth Loren Kravik, Madtson Rapids William James McGoldrick, Minne Boyd Robinson Forrest, Rochester apolis Robert Valentine Keppel, Mindoro, Arthur Monroe Skauge, Shakopee Wis., WITH DISTINCTION Bachelor of Architecture Grover Willard Dimond, St. Paul Leonard S. Parker, Milwaukee, Wis. Gordon Heck, St. Paul, WITH DIS TINCTION 10 Bachelor of Civil Engineering Sheldon Boehm, St. James Rodney Curtis Larson, Minneapolis James Herbert Boehmler, Jr., Hamp- Vernon Ledvin Ljungren, Sebeka ton, la., WITH HIGH DISTINCTION William John Meuwissen, Cologne Warren William Carter, Fairmont Keith Iverson Miller, Minneapolis Eldon Vogel Comstock, Mankato Harold Martin Morken, Coleraine Conrad Joseph Dankowski, St. Paul Theodore Charles Nordquist, John Nicholas Ellenbecker, St. Cloud Robbinsdale Rodger Lloyd Gardner, St. Paul Robert Carl Raugland, B.B.A., Edina Earl Paul Hackert, St. Paul Donald Vincent Selfe, White Bear James Andrew Hagman, Minneapolis Lake Carl Evans Heenan, Blue Earth John Merritt Sheeks, Duluth Richard Ransom Helmick, Minne- Richard William Teague, Detroit apolis Lakes Lawrence Joseph Hruza, St. Paul Thomas Allert Thompson, Lakefield Kenneth Wayne Johnson, Staples WaIter Wyman Thorpe, Winona Gail Borden Knight, Williams Michael Joseph Trebtoske, St. Cloud Leslie Nelson Knutson, Willmar William Joseph Walburg, Cambridge Lawrence Raymond Kubacki, Kee- Lawrence James Wheeler, Minne- watin apolis Bachelor of Electrical Engineering Rolland Bernard Arndt, St. Paul, Everett Lewis Hare, Rochester WITH DISTINCTION William Max Holm, Minneapolis Earl Elmer Bakken, Minneapolis Norman Ingolf Hval, Minneapolis Philip Joseph Belanger, Aberdeen, James Joseph Jablonski, St. Paul S.D., WITH DISTINCTION Howard James Jensen, Pelican Rapids Ansel Quentin Berglund, Evansville Alden Louis Johnson, Minneota Elmer Eric Bergman, Duluth Robert George Johnson, St. Paul Neal Allen Bodin, Mound, WITH DIS Wallace Erick Johnson, Two Harbors TINCTION Morris Kaswen, Minneapolis, WITH George Morris Carlson, Minneapolis, DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Philip Travis Kennedy, St. Paul Carl Daniel Cochrane, St. Cloud Richard Benjamin Kinsman, W or- Albert David Cohen, Minneapolis thington Thomas Glenn Dalby, Minneapolis, George Ernest Knowles, Hopkins WITH DISTINCTION Arne Knudtzon, Oslo, Norway Milton Fuller Demos, Columbus, John Leroy Kooiker, Boyden, la., Ohio, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Robert Joseph DeMuth, Mankato Robert Waryne Kopp, St. Paul Fred Theodore Deziel, St. Paul Joseph Jacob Kuzma, Ely Oscar Eknes, Scanlon Jerome Jean LaBatte, Jr., St. Paul Harley Clayton Gabrielson, B.S.M.E., Frederick Webber Lang, Minneapolis Duluth Lawrence Arthur Larson, Chisago City John Richard Greenly, Santa Monica, Bertram Godfrey Leveroos, St. Paul Calif. Peter Lolich, Nashwauk Harold Haibeck, Adrian Leonard Victor Makela, Hibbing 11 Donald Charles Neumeister, Browns Richard Thorn Schroeder, St. Paul Valley, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Robert Lee Sell, Red Wing Clayton Wesley Ochs, Albert Lea Delbert \Villiam Shobe, Stacy Donald Bernt Odegaard, Mayville, Paul Richard Skon, St. Paul N.D. Harvey Thomas Solee, St. Paul Milton Stanley Olberg, Northfield Peter William Spell, Minneapolis Eric Einar Olseen, St. Paul Warren Harvey Spencer, Montevideo, John Cooke Pearce, Duluth WITH DISTINCTION Keith Norman Peterson, Waseca John Carlton Strand, Benson Charles Joseph Purcell, St. Paul Laurence M. Thorsheim, Thompson, Pierre Casper Schoener, St. Cloud la. Lawrence Arthur Schroeder, St. Paul James Henrik Tone, Northome Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Harry Warren Anderson, Minneapolis Orville Martin Johnson, St. Paul Willis Glenn Anderson, Minneapolis, Thomas Peter Tones, St. Paul, WITH WITH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION William Weston Arndt, St. Paul Joseph Clarence Juettner, Minne- William Hyatt Bachelder, Jr., Still- apolis water Clyde Allen Klappenback, Cloquet George Roswell Bean, Minneapolis Edward Leo Kneip, Hibbing Kenyon Belknap, Ceylon Donald Sidney Koncak, Minneapolis Herman Donald Borovsky, Minne Robert Sundling Konigson, NIinne- apolis apolis William Newton Brisley, Minne John Wellington Kuhn, St. Paul apolis Wallace Alvin Larson, Guthrie Donald Clifford Burkness, Minne Walter Stanley Larson, Guthrie apolis Eino Kenneth Latvala, Sebeka Charles Edward Burnham, Jr., Gary, Frank Arvid Lindholm, Minneapolis Ind. John Arthur Marvin, Minneapolis Donald James Carlson, Minneapolis Charles David May tum, Rochester, Martin Edward Corcoran, Minne- WITH DISTINCTION apolis William Haley McGinnis, Minne John Wilbur Dietrich, Minneapolis apolis Ralph Owen Duncanson, Jr., St. Paul Alan Lester McLees, B.A. in Educ., Gordon Henry Eggers, Minneapolis Minneapolis Fred Willard Ellis, Beloit, Wis. John Victor Melink, Hibbing James Peter Engquist, Minneapolis Stanley George Mork, Faribault Donald Francis Geng, St. Paul Gale Edward Nordstrom, St. Paul Paul John Gold, Jr., Minneapolis Clifford Gustav Olson, B.S. in Naval Marvin George Graybow, New York, Tech., Minneapolis N.Y., WITH DISTINCTION William Otto Paulson, Minneapolis Joseph Robert Hadd, Jr., St. Paul Bernard James Proft, Minneapolis Richard Marvin Hoffman, Minne- Vernon Kenneth Quarve, Robbins- apolis, WITH DISTINCTION dale Donald Lyle Holzschuh, Minneapolis Howard Vincent Schultz, St. Paul James Everett Hunter, Minneapolis Albert Mason Sisler, Grand Rapids Verne Franklin Inman, Tracy Robert Fred Stewart, Minneapolis David Leo Jarvis, Minneapolis Arthur Wark Stonn, Minneapolis, Arnold Emery Johnson, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION 12 George K. Syrovy, Hopkins Arnold Lewis Waxman, B.E.E., George Terpstra, Ogilvie Albany, N.Y. William Francis Tramontin,Chis Robert Edward Weber, St. Paul holm Eugene Mann Whitacre, Jr., White Donald Frank Vraspir, Hopkins, Bear Lake WITH DISTINCTION Donald Victor Wiberg, Minneapolis Erik Wahl, Oslo, Norway William F. Zoellmer, Robbinsdale Robert Eugene Walker, B.S., Salinas, Calif. Bachelor of Chemical Engineering Wallace Richard Carlson, Minne Victor Leroy Rushfeldt, Jr., Albert apolis Lea Kenneth Severin Freeman, Minne Carlton Frank Schrader, Minneapolis apolis William R. Starkey, Minneapolis Robert Henry Klostermann, White N ormann Storeygard, Minneapolis, Bear Lake WITH DISTINCTION Richard LeRoy Nielsen, Minneapolis Brown Wanless Thomas, St. Paul Boris Rabinovich, Colombia, S.A. Arlyn John Wells, Becker Bachelor of Physics Bernard Berman, Minneapolis, WITH John Stewart Sumner, B.S., Minne DISTINCTION apolis Peter Edward Sarette, Cloquet COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS Bachelor of Science Ruth Doris Agnew, Clearwater, Goldie Shirley Schwartz Frenkel, Home Economics Cando, N.D., Home Economics John Ryauld Bergeron, Minneapolis, Elsmore Albertine Friberg, Clarkfield, Forestry Forestry Earl Sanford Bergerud, Fergus Falls, Mary Jane Frojen, Minneapolis, Agriculture Home Economics Patricia Joyce Boe, Minneapolis, Gloria Patricia Lathrop Haslund, Home Economics Minneapolis, Home Economics Mary Jean Cedergren, Duluth, Home Naurine Requist Higgins, St. Paul, Economics Home Economics, WITH DISTINC Lyle Merle Christenson, St. Paul, TION Fish and Wildlife Management Arnold Rieke Tohnson, Fairfax, For Warner Archie Christeson, St. Paul, estry, WITH DISTINCTION Agriculture Marjorie Jane Knuth, Worthington, Robert John Erickson, Minneapolis, Home Economics Fish and Wildlife Management Quentin B. Kubicek, Waseca, Science 13 John Joubert Lawrence, Litchfield, Ann Margaret Povaiba, Keewatin, Agriculture Home Economics Robert Edward Lee, Minneapolis, Lorenz H. Rickert, Lakefield, Fores Forestry-Wildlife Management try Jerome Francis Leirich, St. Paul, \Vayne Archibald Ruona, Hector, Agriculture Agriculture William Howard Longley, St. Paul, Philip Frank Stocker, St. Paul, Agri Fish and Wildlife Management culture Lester Theodore Magnus, Kinney, Philip Seyfang Taylor, Minneapolis, Forestry-Wildlife Management Science, WITH DISTINCTION Roger James McCormack, St. Paul, Donna Jean Thorson, Minneapo!is, Fish and Wildlife Management Home Economics Arthur John Nielsen, St. Paul, Agri Carroll Myron Thureen, Duluth, For culture estry Urho William Nordlund; Kettle Francess Marilyn Yetter, Wadena, River, Agriculture Home Economics LAW SCHOOL Bachelor of Science in Law William Norman Braun, St. Paul William August Mossberg, Jr., Douglas John Haugland, Minneapolis Red Wing Martin Kesselhaut, Newark, N.J. John Robert Murphy, Minneapolis Bachelor of Laws Calvin James Anderson, B.A., Moor Robert Patterson Cudd, B.B.A., Min head neapolis Kenneth Morse Anderson, B.A., Bel Stan Dillon Donnelly, Jr., B.A., mond, la. St. Paul Richard William Anderson, B.B.A., Leonard Albert Erickson, B.S., Fargo, N.D. M.B.A., Grand Forks, N.D. Osborne Becklund, B.S.L., Minne Frank Samuel Farrell, B.S.L., Duluth apolis Robert Elwood Fauss, B.S.L., Minne Arnold Manual Bellis, B.S.L., St. Paul apolis Curtis Hamilton Berg, B.S.L., Granite Allen Ogden Feil, B.S. in Ch.E., Falls Liberty, Kan. Robert Roy Biglow, B.S., B.S.L., Conrad MacCormack Fredin, B.S.L., Ashland, Wis. Duluth Robert Enochs Bowen, B.A., Minne- Kermit Arthur Gill, B.S.L., Minne apolis apolis William Norman Braun, St. Paul William Thomas Hedeen, B.A., John Cotton Burton, B.A., Deephaven Winthrop William Richard Busch, B.S.L., Thomas Michael Hilligan, B.S.L., St. Paul Chisholm John Theodore Cajacob, B.S.L., Min James Hajime Kamo, B.A., Honolulu, neapolis Hawaii George Xavier Connor, B.B.A., Philip Henry Kelber, B.S.L., Minne New York, N.Y. apolis 14 Irwin Ketroser, B.S.L., St. Paul William Blake Patton, B.S.L., Hop Glenn Harmon Klemme, Jr., B.A., kins St. Paul Keith John Petersen, B.S.L., St. Paul Robert Stanton Krause, B.S.L., George Leslie Powell, Jr., B.S.L., Hackensack, N.J. St. Paul Herbert Clifton Kroon, B.S.L., Man Romaine Ralph Powell, B.S.L., Min kato neapolis Arnold Vernon Kuehn, B.S.L., Car Thomas McManus Quayle, B.S.L., rington, N.D. St. Paul Edwin Woodrow Lammi, B.B.A., Orr Herman Joseph Ratelle, B.S.L., Min Robert Ingram Lang, B.S.L., Minne neapolis apolis John Gordon Robertson, B.A., Herschel I. Lash, B.A., Fargo, N.D. Robbinsdale Clayton LeMont LeFevere, B.S.L., Elton Hiroshi Sakamoto, B.S. in Bus. Spring Valley Adm., Honolulu, T.H. William Warren May, B.S.L., Pierre, Lester L. Sokol, B.S.L., Minneapolis S.D. Gordon Arch Stephenson, B.A., Min Elmer Vernon Morland, B.A., Scran neapolis ton, N.D. Michael James Welsh, Jr., B.A., Morton Newman, B.A., Philadelphia, B.S.L., Minneapolis . Pa. Lawrence Robert Yetka, B.S.L., John Thomas O'Connor, B.S., St. Paul St. Paul . COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Bachelor of Science (Medical Technology)* Mary Margaret Fasbender, Hastings Sally Joanne Scherven, Wayzata Marie Harrigan Frensko, Minneapolis Blanche Elizabeth Schneider, Rice Jacqueline Lewis, Hibbing Lake, Wis. Elizabeth June Lienna, Stephenson, Jean Elizabeth Smaltz, Le Mars, la., Mich. WITH DISTINCTION Joyce Renee Schellbach, Nashwauk, WITH DISTINCTION Bachelor of Science (Medicine) Howard Willis Lindsey, Jr., Rochelle, Ill. Bachelor of Science (Occupational Therapy) Jean Elizabeth Roberts, St. Paul Elizabeth Anne Steichen, Minne apolis • These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to March 17, 1949. Bachelor of Science (Public Health Nursing) Wynne Ruth Aiken, Kansas City, Mary Nelson Lakie, R.N., Barnesville, Mo., WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Joyce Iris Albrecht, Winthrop, WITH Edna Mae Matthews, C.N., Wash DISTINCTION ington, D.C. Joan Elaine Alger, Crand Forks, N.D., Colette Weyer McCurdy, Minne WITH DISTINCTION apolis Lillie Christine Astrup, R.N., Barbara Beatty McKie, Duluth, WITa Crenora, N.D. DISTINCTION Bonnie Stoneberg Austin, R.N., Max Mary Margaret McLaughlin, Thief well, la. River Falls Eunice Marcella Berglund, R.N., Josephine Ruth Miller, Oshkosh, Underhill, Wis. Wis. Dorothy Edna Budil, R.N., Milwau Delta Larson Mooers, Crand Rapids kee, Wis., WITH DISTINCTION Kristy Louise Olsen, Minneapolis Lorena Maxine Doak, Faith, S.D. Josephine Rost, R.N., Boyd Veronica Fliegel, C.N., DeForest, Frances Eleanor Simensen, R.N., Dev Wis. ils Lake, N.D., WITH DISTINCTION Ruth Adore Hanson, R.N., Kindred, Ruth June Slade, A. A. , R.N., Vir- N.D. ginia Bernett A. Jaeger, R.N., Winthrop, Crace Langston Stuefer, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Jeanette R. Thibodo, Stephen Martha Ovedia Johnson, Maddock, Margaret Leimer Thon, Cloquet N.D. Clementia Marjorie Tuholski, Chis- Shirley Jeanne Johnson, C.N., Hol holm drege, Neb., WITH DISTINCTION C. Jean-Lois Tweeten, Spring Crove Master of Public Health Mable Lura Crumley, B.S., Omaha, Mary Elizabeth McConnell, B.S., Ill. Pittsburgh, Pa. Frances Martin Hoover, B.S., Chi Florence Dierberg Miller, B.S., Creve cago, Ill. Coeur, Mo. Lucy Lee Forney Knox, B.S., Wash Simeon del Rosario, A.A., M.D., ington, D.C. Albay, Philippine Islands Frieda Marie Lohoefener, B.S. in Ed., Minneapolis COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Virginia Bellvia Osborn, A.A., LeSueur 16 COllEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Willard Starr AIm, Minneapolis Marjorie Marie Janeck, Seattle, Clyde Leonard Anderson, Jr., B.A., Wash. * Minneapolis Edith Dorothea Jensen, Minneapolis Myrtle Rhoda Anderson, Minneapolis Fred Holton Johnson, Minneapolis Jason Roehl Arlington, Minneapolis Robert Frank Johnson, North St. Paul Grace M. BaDour, Minneapolis Paul Sejr Jorgensen, Minneapolis, Vivian McPeek Bay, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Alice Adele Beaulieu, Minneapolis Phyllis McDougall Lee, Minne~polis* Dean Vincent Berry, Minneapolis Richard Budworth Lee, Rochester Warren Lawson Beson, Minneapolis Bruce Murray Lindahl, Crosby Francis Frederick Boyles, Jr., Minne- Constance Jane Lindahl, Minneapolis apolis Martha Louise Lund, Duluth Margaret LeVan Boysen, Boonsboro, Raphael Maiola, Biwabik Md.* Harold John Martens, St. Paul, WITH Marian Ruth Brandes, Bismarck, DISTINCTION N.D.* Alice Margaret McKnight, St. Paul Virginia Louise Brewer, Minneapolis George Albert Membrez, Jr., St. Paul, Robert Harold Brown, East Roch WITH DISTINCTION ester, N.Y. Henry Arthur Mengelkoch, Minne Evelyn Bertha Burgess, Farmington, apolis WITH DISTINCTION* Jacquelyn Williams Miesbauer, Chis Carmen Marie Calanducci, Keewatin holm* Betty Grace Cave, Bismarck, N.D.* Arne Wilbur Morrison, Minneapolis Dagmar M. Christensen, Minneapolis, Arthur Renald Moscatelli, B.A., WITH DISTINCTION Eveleth Robert Milton Christianson, Albert Mary Jane Neal, A.A., Minneapolis* Lea Gordon Dale Nelson, Minneapolis Arleen Merle Clausen, Jasper Ann Nyquist, Glasgow, Mont. Sherwood Martin Cleveland, Anoka Evelyn Kelly O'Connell, Minneapolis Raymond Martin Davoli, St. Paul Mildred Jane O'Donnell, R.N., Georgia Rose Fischer, Shakopee* Camby, Ind.* Bernard John Fligelman, Minneapolis Richard Joseph O'Fallon, Minne Margaret A. Fogarty, St. Paul apolis Geraldine Blanche Frise, Minne- Elaine Joy Olson, Windom apolis Ruth Matilda Evelyn Olson, R.N., Doreen Louise Gilbertson, Marshall Cottonwood* Helen Stone Gould, Excelsior* Marian Edith Otteson, Minneapolis* Frank Joseph Gruber, Jr., St. Paul Jacob Leroy Puterbaugh, Minneapolis Richard John Hanson, North St. Paul Ruth Range, Minneapolis* Wilfred Howard Hausmann, A.A., Mildred Lorraine Reher, Minneapolis Albert Lea Dorothy M. Renner, Minneapolis Ethel Cora Heitzman, St. Paul Delores Helen Roberts, A.A., Minne- Ruth Eleanor Howe, G.N., Glencoe, apolis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION* Phyllis Jean Cameron Rustad, Hawley* • Nursing Education Curriculum. 17 Annette Marion Schoch, R.N., Roch- Margery Kathryn Thompson, ester* San Mateo, Calif. Shirley Shure, Minneapolis* Joan Marie Utnehmer, Minneapolis Jack Simos, St. Paul Ruth-Marie WaIz, Duluth, WITH HIGH Melvin Stanley Sjerven, St. Paul DISTINCTION* George Sabin Smith, St. Paul Luverne Arthur Wedell, Minneapolis Raymond Edward Smith, Minneapolis Alfred H. Weiss, St. Paul Jacquelyn Ellen Snyder, A.A., Atkin- Juanita Whitby, Minneapolis, WITH son, Neb.* DISTINCTION Julius Stein, Minneapolis Mary Elizabeth Wilkins, Minne Dorothy Linnea Swanson, Minne apolis* apolis Stanley Gordon Wold, Minneapolis, Eugenia Taylor, Malta, Mont. * WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Master of Education Kathleen Eileen Binek, B.S., Minne Helen Cleveland McKenney, B.S., apolis St. Paul Kathleen Mary Hynes, B.S. with dis tinction, Minneapolis COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS Bachelor of Science Phyllis Emilie Depew, Minneapolis, Patricia Essie Loen, Detroit Lakes, Home Economics Education Home Economics Education, WITH Cecil Robert Frensko, Ivanhoe, Agri DISTINCTION cultural Education Frank Jerry Mahnich, Aurora, Agri Merton Peter Hansen, Blooming cultural Education Prairie, Agricultural Education Lennen R. Naley, Worthington, Evane Ardell Hanson, Bagley, Home Agricultural Education Economics Education Natalie Harriet Skooglun, St. Paul, Walter Emil Larson, Minneapolis, Home Economics Education Agricultural Education, WITH DIS Richard John Vossen, Watkins, Agri TINCTION cultural Education SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Business Administration Boyd Norman Anderson, Litchfield Carsten Astrup Arentson, LaCrosse, Clayton Marlow Anderson, Minne Wis. apolis Nolan Douglas Asleson, Lengby Martin Alfred Anderson, St. Louis Walter Banisky, Minneapolis Park Paul Earl Barta, Minneapolis * Nursing Education Curriculum. 18 Donald George Benner, Long Lake Earl Norman Eck, Minneapolis Clifford Harding Bennett, Red Wing Albert William Emerson, Little Falls Nomlan Arne Benson, Starbuck Roger Frederick Emerson, Little Falls Roy Ervin Bentson, Eveleth Ben Earl Engstrand, Minneapolis Douglas Spearman Berg, Duluth Oscar Gottfried Erickson, Duluth Charles Frank Bickert, Chicago, 111. Merlin Wilford Finger, Paynesville James Carlton Blackman, Minneapolis Harold Lawrence Fink, Duluth Dale Quentin Blomsness, Minne- Ambrose Marcel Fitzsimmons, apolis St. Paul George Bocan, Jr.,. Minneapolis . Alvin Charles Forsmark, Minneapolis Emil Joseph BovlCh, Hurley, WIS., Richard Alton Fossum, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Donald Martin Friborg, Minneapolis Philip Granau Bowers, Jr., Okoboji, Walter Louis George, Minneapolis la. Claude Irvin Glatzmeier, St. Paul Frederick \Villiam Brandt, Minne- William Goldetsky, St. Paul apolis Kenneth Francis Greene, Minneapolis Halvor Bratteli, Gryla Robert Alan Grohman, Caledonia Frederick Herman Buckner, St. Paul Frank Hugh Grundman, St. Cloud Charles Edward Burnham, Jr., Gary, Dorothy Lee Hall, Minneapolis Ind. Alfred Dennis Hauer, Minneapolis Richard Davis Butler, Villard Sigurd Thoralf Haugan, St. Paul James Joseph Cecka, St. Paul Kenneth A. Hausler, Rochester Clifford O. Charlson, Kenyon Norris Gilbert Heglund, Olivia Phillip Anderson Christenson, Minne Waldemar Carl Heinecke, Appleton apolis Maynard Merle Helmeke, George- Robert Thorin Christianson, St. Paul town Myron Mathias Christy, Minneapolis, Bernice Mary Hepola, Sebeka WITH HIGH DISTINCTION William Lester Herkenratt, B.A., Paul Andrew Cibuzar, Brainerd Northfield Floyd Alfred Clements, Jr., St. Paul Curtis Beck Heywood, Minneapolis Douglas Eugene Coen, Hackensack, Wilfred Stanley Hooper, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION Andrew Joseph Hunter, Minneapolis Richard Phillip Coen, Hackensack, John Frederick Huss, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Donald Erwin Hutson, Minneapolis Martin Edward Conway, Minneapolis Richard Alvin Jensen, Minneapolis George Ernest Cornwell, St. Paul Howard Charles Johnson, Minne- Ambrose Francis Crowe, LeRoy, WITH apolis DISTINCTION Richard Arvid Johnson, Minneapolis Clifford Leslie Dahlin, Minneapolis Robert Vernon Johnson, Minneapolis John Edward Daly, St. Paul Theodore Clyde Johnson, Minneapolis Harry Harold Dauer, Austin Walter Conrad Johnson, Minneapolis Donald James Davis, Minneapolis Edward George Julian, Minneapolis Robert Joseph DeMuth, B.E.E., Lynn Morris Kloster, Breckenridge Mankato George Elmer Klouda, Hopkins Morris Donald Dettman, Minneapolis Kenneth Charles Kohn, Corvuso John Walter Dohm, Minneapolis Robert Frederic Kropp, Winona Robert Allen Doten, Minneapolis, William Bud Kuether, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Dorothy Helen Kulhanek, Omaha, Chester John Drazek, Minneapolis Neb. Vivian Eleanor Droege, Plato Frederick Webber Lang, Minneapolis Norman Eldon Dybdahl, Minneapolis Robert Wolfe Lewin, Crookston 19 Burton Edward Lewis, Cherokee, la. Orville L. Peterson, St. Paul Dorothy Delaine Liljenquist, Minne Kent Irving Powers, Minneapolis apolis Howard D. Punch, Minneapolis James Edmund Lowe, Minneapolis Herbert George Purdy, Minneapolis Richard Wallace Lundgren, A.A., Richard Victor Ramstack, Minne- Minneapolis apolis, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Ralph Leonard Maki, Nashwauk Kenneth Reynold Rice, Hill City Donald Floyd Manguson, St. Paul Darrell Kenneth Rittenhouse, Minne- Richard Edward Marceau, Minne- apolis apolis Erling William Rockney, Minneapolis Robert John Marks, Kimball Melroy Harris Rude, Minneapolis Charles Price Marshall, Minneapolis Allan Lyle Rudell, Minneapolis John Roger Mason, Duluth John Patrick Ryan, Minneapolis John Anthony McCarthy, St. Paul Gordon Casper Schleicher, McIntosh William Robert McClean, Minne- George Melvin Schwartz, Jr., Minne- apolis apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Ralph Gould McCoy, Minneapolis Richard Earl Skoglund, Cambridge Lawrence Edward McGauley, B.M.E., John Frederick Smith, Stillwater Duluth Paul Arthur Smith, Minneapolis John Patrick McGrand, Rochester Harold Andrew Sorenson, Northfield Roy Albert Mehrkens, Red Wing Leslie Howard Starr, Spring Valley Curtiss Edwin Melby, Duluth Einar Wilford Stolberg, Duluth Ralph Philip Mickow, Lake City Maurice Conrad Swee, Wanamingo Donald Olaf Modeen, Minneapolis Charles M. Thompson, St. Paul Edward Sylvester Musolf, Duluth John Edward Thomson, Winona Edward William Nelson, Duluth, John Frederick Tillotson, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Neal Tilsner, St. Paul Harold Elliott Nelson, Jr., Minot, Samuel Deinard Unschuld, Minne N.D. apolis James Olaf Nelson, Brainerd Carol Marie Vondra, Mahnomen Merle Gerald Nelson, Clearbrook Marjorie Wilhelmena Vorachek, Robert William Nelson, Minneapolis Lankin, N.D. Edwin Charles Nokua, Nashwauk Carl William Vorlander, Minneapolis H. Winston Noren, Minneapolis Harold Herman Wachs, Minneapolis, Blaine \Villis Olson, Mora WITH DISTINCTION Robert Clifton Olson, Minneapolis Kenneth Roger Wahlberg, St. Paul Michael Orescanin, Duluth George Harry Wallin, Minneapolis Arthur Clayton Ostlund, Minneapolis, Gerald Otto Wendt, Morgan WITH DISTINCTION Harold Edwin Wetterlin, St. Paul Edward Otto Pagel, St. Paul Donald R. Wilcox, Minneapolis Peter Robert Palmer, St. Paul Wayne Williamson, St. Paul James Walter Partridge, Minneapolis, Herman Watson Wilson, Jr., Duluth WITH DISTINCTION Merrill Stanley Winge, Raymond Lawrence Wesley Payne, Minneapolis David Zeitlin, B.Ch.E., Minneapolis Alden Clifford Peterson, Minneapolis John Harry Zoller, Minneapolis Donald George Peterson, Milaca Bachelor of Science in Economics John Lind Andrews, Minneapolis Robert George Michaels, St. Paul Donald Francis Bannon, Rochester 20 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS Bachelor of Agricultural Business Administration Albert Carl Maas, St. Paul, WITH DISTINCTION UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Bachelor of Arts Adah Ellen Fitzsimmons, Minne James Berton Maillie, Waterloo, la. apolis Jean Patricia Murphy, Minneapolis Harold Budd Garretson, Minneapolis James Francis Norton, St. Paul Charles Jacob Horwitz, A.L.A., Marilyn J. Redeen, Minneapolis St. Paul William Charles Reeves, St. Paul Gwen E. Lageson, Austin Warren William Schmidt, Minne- John Francis Lessman, St. Paul apolis Bachelor of Science Oliver Clifford Frykholm, Minne Roger Francis Howland, White Bear apolis Lake GRADUATE SCHOOL Master of Arts Earl Wilfred Anderson, Kerrick William Claude Budd, Maple Plain B.E. '46, Superior State Teachers College. B.A. '44, Hamline University; B.S. '48, Uni Field of Concentration: Educational Admin versity of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: istration. Educational Administration. John Paul Anderson, Elk River John Warren Bystrom, Minneapolis B.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '43, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Education. Concentration: Speech. Harvey Virgil Berneking, Wheaton Joseph Shu-si Chang, Chungking, B.M. '42, Concordia College. Field of Con China centration: Music. B.J. '46, University of Missouri. Major: Journalism. Minor: History. Thesis: A Study Herald R. Berntsen, St. Paul on the Movements of International Freedom B.A. '39, Mayville State Teachers College. of Information and of the Press. Field of Concentration: Speech. Marjorie Pauline Christensen, Chester Leonard Brooks, Minneapolis St. Louis Park B.A. '42, Augsburg College. Field of Concen B.A. '38, University of Minnesota. Field of tration: History. Concentration: Music. 21 Leland Rogers Cooper, St. Paul Marian Hamer Graves, West Rox Ph.B. with honors '36, University of Wiscon bury, Mass. sin. Major: Anthropology. Minor: Sociology. B.A. '45, Colby College. Field of Concentra_ Thesis: Culture Aspects of the Nett Lake tion: Mathematics. Indian Village. Robert Edward Hayes, Park Rapids Dorothy Catherine Deutsch, Minne B.S. '43, Bemidji State Teachers College. apolis Major: Zoology. Minor: Bacteriology. Thesis: B.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of Strain Variation in Chilomonas paramecium. Concentration: History. William Willard Horns, Bemidji Lloyde William Ditlevson, Faribault B.S. '27, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '42, St. Olaf College. Field of Concen Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. tration: Social Work. Robert Irwin Hudson, Minneapolis Donald Rudolph Dubbert, Cedar B.A. magna cum laude '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Psy_ Falls, la. chology. B.A. '40, Iowa State Teachers College. Major: Physics. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: Tissue Oiva Juho Jaskari, Nurmo, Finland Stimulators Utilizing Radio Frequency Coup B.A. '46, Helsinki University. Field of Con ling. centration: Economics. Waite Dewight Durfee, Jr., Council George James Jennings, Minneapolis Bluffs, la. B.S. with distinction '46, University of Min B.A. cum laude '42, Coe College. Major: nesota. Field of Concentration: Geography. Economics. Minor: Political Science. Thesis: The Taxation of Capital Gains and Losses. Kenneth Julius Johnson, St. Paul B.E. '33, Moorhead State Teachers College. John Allen English, Winnipeg, Mani Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In. struction. toba, Canada B.Com. '46, University of Manitoba. Field of Maebelle Eleanor Johnson, Anoka Concentration: Economics. B.A. '34, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field of Concentration: Social Work. Oliver William Feniak, Warspite, Alberta, Canada Rodney Kellar, Minneapolis B.S. '45, University of Alberta. Major: B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Geology. Minor: Zoology. Thesis: The Upper Concentration: American Studies. Franconia of Southeastern Minnesota. Clair Garfield Kloster, Forest City, la. Gloria Beatrice Foster, Washington, B.A. cum laude ' 38, Luther College. Field D.C. of Concentration: Educational Psychology. B.S. magna cum laude '46, Howard Univer Blanchard Orlando Krogstad, sity. Field of Concentration: Psychology. McIntosh B.A. '46, Bemidji State Teachers College. Otto Fritz, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Major: Zoology. Minor: Entomology. Thesis: Canada A Study of the Effect of the Application of B.Com. '47, University of Manitoba. Field of DDT to an Insect Population on Alfalfa. Concentration: Economics. Elizabeth Townsend Lang, Minne- Arthur W. Glass, St. Peter apolis B.A. '43, Gustavus Adolphus College. Major: B.A. '37, Macalester College. Field of Con Zoology. Minor: Economic Zoology. Thesis: centration: Social Work. The Effects of Natural Selection, Population Size and Random Sampling on a Large Popu Truly Trousdale Latchaw, White lation of Drosophilia me1onagaster. Bear Lake B.A. '35, Grinnell College. Major: Speech. Betty Goetz, Chicago, Ill. Minor: English. Thesis: The Trousdale B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Brothers Theatrical Companies from 1896 to Concentration: Political Science. 1915. 22 J(ai-Yung Karine Liu, Hengyang, Norman Otis Olson, St. James China B.A. cum Jaude '43, St. Olaf College. Field B.A. '41, Ginling Col!ege; M.A:. '46, !en- of Concentration: Business Administration. h' g University. Major: English. Mmor: Marlys Plinke Owen, Minneapolis EiDlish Composition. Thesis: English InBu e:!es on the Development of Modem Chinese B.A. '46, Union College. Field of Concen tration: English. Versification. Raymond Lester Palm, Minneapolis Martha Victoria Lundorff, Sandstone B.S. '45, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '40, Gustavus A:dolphus College. Field Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. of Concentration: SOCIal Work. Walter Brewster Parsons, Eagle Carol Lutey, Mar~uette,. M~ch. . Grove, la. B.S. with distinction 46, t:mverslty of Mm B.S. cum Jaude '44, Harvard College. Field nesota. Field of Concentration: Psychology. of Concentration: Economics. \Villiam Blake Patton, Hopkins Maralyn Joy Martin, La~ew?od, .Ohio B.S. in Law '43, University of Minnesota. B.A. '47, Ohio Wesleyan Umverslty. Field of Field of Concentration: Economics. Concentration: Psychology. Donald Benjamin Paulsen, Minne- Jane McConn Mathers, Van Nuys, apolis Calif. B.A. '47, Yale College. Major: English. Minor: B.A. '37, Cornell College. Field of Concen English Composition. Thesis: A Study of tration: Social Work. Three Categories of Technique in Thomas Hardy's Poetry. William McIntosh, St. Paul B.A. '42, Rust College. Field of Concentra Elizabeth Koalska Piccard, Minne tion: International Relations. apolis B.A. cum Jaude '45, University of Minnesota. Eugene Adam Mielcarek, Minneapolis Field of Concentration: Social Work. B.A. '42, West Texas State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Political Science. Earl Sherman Pollack, Duluth B.S. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Marian Elizabeth Miner, Vermont, Concentration: Statistics. Ill. B.A. '42, Knox College. Field of Concentra Armin Fred Rauschke, Mankato tion: Social Work. B.A. '32, Nebraska State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In John Burton Nelson, Lake Crystal struction. B.S. '47, Mankato State Teachers College. Paul Albert Ravenscraft, Ogilvie Field of Concentration: Educational Admin B.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of istration. Concentration: Social Work. John David Nuzum, Clarksburg, William Gerald Rector, Minneapolis W.Va. B.A. '40, Dakota Wesleyan University. Field B.S. '41, West Virginia University. Field of of Concentration: History. Concentration: Industrial Education. James Paul Roers, Minneapolis Michael Graham O'Brien, Minne B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of apolis Concentration: American Studies. B.A. '38, University of Notre Dame. Field of Cathrine Andrea Rosness, St. Paul Concentration: English. B.A. '37, Hamline University. Field of Con centration: Social Work. Grace Darke O'Keefe, Salt Lake City, Utah Vivian Margaret Ryan, Minneapolis B.S. '41, University of California. Field of B.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Child Welfare. Concentration: Education. 23 Ray Wallace Smith, Minneapolis Brent Talbot Upson, Minneapolis B.A. cum laude '37, Hamline University. Field B.A. '47. University of Michigan. Field of of Concentration: American Studies. Concentration: Economics. Cuthbert Gregory Soukup, College- Kathryn Marie Weesner, Graceville ville B.S. with distinction '45, University of Min B.A. '37, St. John's University. Major: Speech. nesota. Field of Concentration: Home Eco Minor: English. Thesis: The Public Speaking nomics. of Archbishop John Ireland. Gerald Willen, Minneapolis Margaret Ayling Stanchfield, St. Paul B.A. '38, Johns Hopkins University. Major: B.A. '30, Macalester College. Field of Con English. Minor: English Composition. Thes1s: centration: Social Work. F. Scott Fitzgerald and the American Dream. Willard Octive Stibal, St. Cloud Earl James Willie, Kannapolis, N.C. B.E. '39, St. Cloud State Teachers College. B.S. '40, Hampton Institute. Field of Con. Field of Concentration: Educational Admin centration: Industrial Education. istration. Jack Stieber, Newark, N.J- Donald Charles Wilson, St. Paul B.S.S. '40, College of the City of New York. B.A. '37, Hamline University. Field of Con Major: Economics. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: centration: Social Work. Operation of the Minnesota State Labor Re lations Act. Raymond Chung Kuang Wu, Can- ton, China Raphael Guido Thuente, St. Paul B.A. '37, University of Japan; B.J. '46, Uni B.A. '37, St. John's University. Field of Con versity of Missouri. Major: Journalism. Minor: centration: Educational Administration. Political Science. Thesis: Information Policy and Propaganda Operations of the Kuomin Agnes Rude Tormoen, Duluth tang of China. B.E. '31, Superior State Teachers College. Field of Conceutration: Curriculum and In struction. Master of Business Administration Richard Charles Brewer, New Brighton B.A. '46, University of Washington. Field of Concentration: Business Administration. Master of Science Mian Shamin Ahmed, Baghbanpura, Warren Randall Beck, Hawley, Pa. Lahore, Pakistan B.S. '42, Pennsylvania State College. Major: B.S. in Agric. '42, Punjab University; B.S. in Geology. Minor: Inorganic Chemistry. Thesis: C.E. '45, Muslim University. Major: Soils. A Study of High Titania-Baria Glasses. Minor: Agricultural Engineering. Thesis: Rela tion of Slope to Depth of Top Soil and to Joel Bitman, Newark, N.J. Certain Soil Properties. B.A. '46, Cornell University. Major: Physio logical Chemistry. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: A Study of the Barium Chloride Hydrolysis of the Conjugated 17-Ketosteroids of Normal Male Urine. Walter Thomas Bjoraker, Owatonna Jean McAllister Hartman, Saratoga B.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Field of Springs, N.Y. Concentration: Agricultural Education. B.A. magna cum laude '43, New York State College for Teachers. Field of Concentration: Michael G. Boosalis, Minneapolis Mathematics. B.S. '41, University of Minnesota. Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Ruth Elaine Hodgson, St. Paul studies on the Parasitism of Rhizoctonia B.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: solani Kuhn on Soybeans. Anatomy. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Giant Yu-Chung Chang, Changchow, Cells of the Bone Marrow. Kiangsu, China Mary Johnson, Edmonton, Alberta, B.S. 43, National Southwest Associated Uni versity. Major: Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Canada Minor: Inorganic Chemistry. Thesis: The B.Sc. '45, University of Alberta. Major: Antioxidant Effect of 2, 2', 3, 3' - Tetra Physics. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: Electron hydroxy - 5, 5' - Dimethyl Biphenyl. Collision in Gases. Tung-Fang Chao, Shantung, China Charles Norman Kelber, Minneapolis B.S. '42, Shengsi National Northwestern Col B.A. summa cum laude '47, University of lege of Agriculture. Field of Concentration: Minnesota. Major: Physics. Minor: Mathe Horticulture. matics. Thesis: The Discrete Subgroups of the Inhomogeneous Lorentz Group. Said Moustafa Dissouky, Cairo, Egypt B.Sc. '43, Fouad I University. Field of Con Forrest Byron Lee, Verndale centration: Plant Genetics. B.S. '42, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Major: Entomology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Donald Leon Drukey, Minneapolis A Comparison of Bird Occurrence and Activity B.Ch.E. with distinction '43, University of in Two Climax Forests at Itasca Park, Min Minnesota. Major: Physics. Minor: Mathe nesota. matics. Thesis: Radiation from a Uniformly Accelerated Electron. Arthur Levy, Richmond Hill, N.Y. B.S. '43, Queens College. Major: Physical Hussein Fahmy El-Issawi, Alexandria, Chemistry. Minor: Chemical Engineering. Egypt Thesis: A Kinetic Study of the Reactions of B.S. '44, University of Cairo. Field of Con the Cobaltibromopentamine Ion. centration: 'Animal Husbandry. Chia-Chi Li, Tientsin, China Salman Faik, Baghdad, Iraq M.D. '43, National Central University. Major: M.D. '33, Baghdad Royal College of Medi Anatomy. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: The cine. Major: Experimental Surgery. Minor: Origin of the Ascending Pathways from the Surgical Pathology. Thesis: The Effects of Lumbo-Sacral Intumescence of the Rat. Vagotomy on Intestinal Motility. Carlos Barbosa Gomez, Guadalajara, J. Walters McCarty, Terre Haute, Jalisco, Mexico Ind. Ing. Agronomo '43, Escuela Nacional de Ag B.S. '47, South Dakota State College of Ag ricultura. Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Ag riculture and Mechanic Arts. Field of Con ronomy. Thesis: A Study of Mexican Leaf centration: Animal Husbandry. Rust of Wheat Made at the University of Minnesota. Arthur Bruno Michael, Chilton, Wis. B.S. in Met.E. '44, University of Wisconsin. Erick Yngve Hakanson, South Major: Metallography. Minor: Physical Chem St. Paul istry. Thesis: Alloying Iron Powder. B.S. '43, M.D. '45, University of Minnesota. Major: Physiological Chemistry. Minor: Ob Syed Nezamuddin, Gaya, Bihar, India stetrics and Gynecology. Thesis: Hyaluronidase B.Sc. '44, Agra University. Field of Concen Inhibition by Serum in Human Cancer. tration: Agronomy. David K. Hartman, Reno, Nev. Robert Edward Olson, Hector B.S. in E.E. '40, B.A. '41, University of B.A. '43, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field Nevada. Field of Concentration: Physics. of Concentration: Agricultural Economics. 25 Akira Omachi, Minneapolis Vernon Lyle Sorenson, LeRoy B.A. '44, University of Buffalo. Major: B.S. with distinction '48, University of Min_ Physiology. Minor: Physiological Chemistry. nesota. Field of Concentration: Agricultural Thesis: Some Observations on the Response Economics. of Striated Muscle to Indirect and Direct Stimulation During Prolonged Repetitive Ching-hsi Tsao, Peiping, China Direct Stimulation. B.S. '40, National University of Chekiang. Major: Entomology. Minor: Forestry. Thesis: John Forrester Pelton, Los Angeles, The Effect of Different Host Species on the Calif. Oviposition and Larval Survival of the Intro B.S. '45, University of California. Major: duced Pine Sawfly, Diprion simile (Hartig). Botany. Minor: Soils. Thesis: Relation of Size and Vigor of Porcupine Grass, Stipa Jack Harry Wernick, St. Paul spartea Trin., to Survival from Defoliation. B.Met.E. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Metallurgy. Albert Aloysius Piringer, Jr., St. Paul B.S. with distinction '47, University of Min Irene Hazle Wood, Minneapolis nesota. Major: Horticulture. Minor: Plant B.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Major: Pathology. Thesis: A Study of Light Intensity Home Economics Education. Minors: Home in the Haralson Apple Tree Head. Economics and Public Health. Thesis: De velopment and Administration of Health Robert Milo Porter, Roseburg, Ore. Knowledge Tests for Grades 7-9 and an B.S. '43, Oregon State College. Major: Dairy Opinionaire for Parents Regarding What Husbandry. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Isola Should Be Taught. tion of Immune Lactoglobulin from Colo strum and Milk and Tube Agglutination Marion Blanche Wood, Denver, Colo. Studies with the Immnne Lactoglobulin. B.A. '46, University of Colorado. Field of Concentration: Physics. Erwin Edwin Retzlaff, Morris B.E.E. '44, University of Minnesota. Field Leo Sterling Wortman, Jr., Fort of Concentration: Mathematics and Mechanics. Worth, Tex. B.S. with high distinction '43, Oklahoma Ithel Arie Schipper, Wayzata A. & M. College. Major: Plant Genetics. B.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: The Effect Concentration: Dairy Husbandry. of Seed Corn Injury Upon Cold Test Per formance. Virginia Ruth SchoIIjegerdes, Waseca B.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: Bacteriology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: A Preliminary Study of Host Cell-Virus Inter action in Embryonated Eggs. Master of Science in Aeronautical Engineering Kenneth Gale Anderson, Rosemount John Halo Orlando, Toronto, Canada B.S. in Eng. '45, California Institute of Tech B.A.Sc. '44, University of Toronto. Field of nology. Major: Aeronautical Engineering. Concentration: Aeronautical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: Limitation of the Small Perturbation Theory in the Determina Frank David Werner, Rosemount tion of Critical Mach Number in Two Di B.S. '43, Kansas State College. Major: Aero mensional Flow. nautical Engineering. Minor: Electrical Engi neering. Thesis: Investigation of the Possible Richard Vern DeLeo, Rosemount Utilization of an Electrical Glow Discharge B.Aero.E. '46, University of Minnesota. Field as a Means for Measuring Air Flow Charac of Concentration: Aeronautical Engineering. teristics. Fred Robert Holford, St. Paul Fred Robert Youngren, Cloquet B.Aero.E. '44, University of Minnesota. Field B.Aero.E. '44, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Aeronautical Engineering. of Concentration: Aeronautical Engineering. 26 Master of Science in Chemical Engineering Robert Andrew Boller, Faulkton, Francis John Lavacot, St. Paul S.D. B.Ch.E. with distinction '46, University of B.Ch.E. with high distinction '45, University Minnesota. Major: Chemical Engineering. of Minnesota. Major: Chemical Engineering. Minor: Organic Chemistry. Thesis: Drop Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: A Study of De Formation from Nozzles in Liquid-Liquid hydration Processes of Emulsified Oil Result Systems. ing from the Preservative Treatment of Green Pine Timber. John Joseph Maucieri, Philadelphia, Pa. Glen Allan Fevig, Moorhead B.Ch.E. '40, Villanova College. Major: Chem B.Ch.E. with distinction '45, University of ical Engineering. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Minnesota. Major: Chemical Engineering. Thesis: Ion Exchange Rates in Column Oper Minor: Business Administration. Thesis: Dis ation: The Calcium-Hydrogen Cycle. tillation Properties of Aqueous Formaldehyde Solutions. Master of Science in Civil Engineering Syed Bahadur Ali, Hyderabad Decca, Henry Madison Morris, Jr., Houston, India Tex. B.E. '40, Osmania Engineering College. Field B.S.C.E. with distinction '39, Rice Institute. of Concentration: Civil Engineering. Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. June Brevdy, Cheyenne, Wyo. Hsien-Jen Teng, Hupeh, China B.C.E. '47, University of Wyoming. Major: Bach. of Eng. '35, National Wu-Han Uni Civil Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: versity. Field of Concentration: Civil Engi Flow of Water through Lead Shot Mixtures. neering. Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Walter Leonard Anderson, St. Paul Kimball Curtis Cummings, Minne- B.E.E. with distinction '44, University of apolis Minnesota. Major: Electrical Engineering. B.E.E. '44, University of Minnesota. Major: Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: A Study of the Electrical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. Multivibrator. Thesis: Gap Conductivity Characteristics of Kenneth Cordon Coon, Buffalo, N.D. Silver Contacts. B.S.E.E. '44, Illinois Institute of Technology. Harvey Arnold Miller, Minneapolis Major: Electrical Engineering. Minor: Mathe B.E.E. with distinction '44, University of matics. Thesis: Propagation of Vertically Minnesota. Major: Electrical Engineering. Polarized Waves. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: A Problem in Precision Frequency Measurement at Audio Frequencies. Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering Forrest Roderick Grimm, Minne David Alexander Laurie, Minneapolis apolis B.Aero.E. with high distinction '47, Univer B.M.E. '44, University of Minnesota. Field of sity of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Concentration: Mechanical Engineering. Mechanical Engineering. 27 Master of Science in Anesthesiology John Robert Peterson, Milwaukee, Wis. M.D. '39, Marquette University. Major: Anesthesiology. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: I -The Effect of Certain Vehicles on the Duration of Local Anesthesia with Procaine. II-The Effect of Hyperthyroidism on the Duration of Local Anesthesia with Procaine. Master of Science in Dermatology and Syphilology John Julius Sevenants, Shakopee B.S. '36, North Dakota State College; M.D. '42, University of Minnesota. Major: Derma tology and Syphilology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Superficial Epitheliomatosis. Master of Science in Medicine John Munroe Douglas, Davidson, William McConnell McConahey, Jr., N.C. Sharon, Pa. M.D. '39, Duke University. Major: Medicine. B.A. '38, Washington and Jefferson Univer Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: A Study sity; M.D. '42, Harvard College. Major: of the Pulmonary Arterioles in Persistent Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: The Be Patent Ductus Arteriosus. havior of Radioiodine in the Blood in Various Thyroid States. Dale Groom, Lakewood, Ohio B.A. '36, Hiram College; M.D. '43, Medical John Lloyd Morgan, Emporia, Kan. College of Virginia. Major: Medicine. Minor: B.A. '36, University of Kansas; M.D. '40, Physiology. Thesis: An Instrument for In University of Pennsylvania. Major: Medicine. stantaneous and Continuous Determination of Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Changes in the Oxygen Saturation of Whole Blood and Its Coagulation Time of Whole Blood in the Application to Diagnostic Cardiac Catheteriza Postoperative Period as Measured in Silicone tion. Coated Tubes. C. Ferrill Hamilton, Jefferson, Ia. Richard Marion Nay, Muncie, Ind. B.A. '36, State University of Iowa; M.D. '40, B.S. '36, M.D. '38, Indiana University. Major: St. Louis University. Major: Medicine. Minor: Medicine. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Incidence Physiology. Thesis: Radioactive Iodocasein: Its of Embolic or Thrombotic Processes during Action, Fate and Distribution in the Human. the Immediate Convalescence from Acute Myocardial Infarction. Bernard Leo Kreilkamp, Princeton, Thomas William Parkin, Lincoln, Wis. Neb. B.S. with distinction '37, M.S. '38, M.D. '42, B.A. '41, Nebraska Wesleyan University; M.D. University of Minnesota. Major: Medicine. '45, Northwestern University. Major: Medicine. Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: Effect of Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Neutralization of Irradiation of the Thymus in Myasthenia Heparin with Protamine (Salmine). Gravis. Ernest Leonard Posey, Jr., Jackson, Thomas Joseph Luellen, Newton, Miss. Kan. B.A. '40, Mississippi College; M.D. '44, B.S. '39, M.D. '41, University of Kansas. Tulane University. Major: Medicine. Minor: Major: Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Physiology. Thesis: Studies of Normal and In Vivo Measurement of the Relative Rate of Abnormal Human Intestinal Motility. Attempts Uptake of Radioactive Iodine in Various to Alter Human Intestinal Motility by Drugs Types of Human Thyroid Glands. Administered Orally. 28 Donald Everett Ralston, Rockford, Robert Maurice Salassa, Logansport, Ill. Ind. B S. '35, University of Chicago; M.D. '39, B.S. '37, M.D. '39, Indiana University. Major: R~sh Medical College. Major: Medicine. Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: The Ef Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: A Clini fect of Para-aminobenzoic Acid on the Metab cal Analysis of Thirty Cases of Periarteritis olism and Excretion of Salicylate. Nodosa with Pathologic Study of the Kidneys. Sydney Jerald Weisman, Minneapolis B.S. '37, M.D. '40, M.S. ''II, University of Minnesota. Major: Medicine. Minor: Pa thology. Thesis: The Effect of the Peripheral Circulation of Histidine and Vitamine C and of Ether. Master of Science in Neurology Frederick Mosier Stark, St. Paul B.A. '36, Yale University; M.D. ''II, Univer sity of Minnesota. Major: Neurology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Changes in the Hypophysis Associated with Dysfunctions of Other En docrine Glands. Master of Science in Obstetrics and Gynecology Robert Warren Brandes, Jordan B.S. '37, M.D. '42, University of Minnesota. Major: Obstetrics and Gynecology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Pregnancy Com plicated by Thyroid Disease Amenable to Surgical Treatment. A Clinical and Patho logical Study. Master of Science in Ophthalmology Robert William Hollenhorst, Theodore Glenn Martens, Rochester, St. Cloud N.Y. B.S. '40, M.D. ''II, University of Minnesota. B.A. '38, Colgate University; M.D. '43, Uni Major: Ophthalmology. Minor: Pathology. versity of Rochester. Major: Ophthalmology. Thesis: The Ocular Fundi Before and After Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Epitheliomata of Sympathectomy for Hypertensive Cardiovas the Corneal Limbus. cular Disease. John Hartley Peterson, Duluth Jack Bennett Lee, San Antonio, Tex. B.S. '3~, M.D. '33, University of Minnesota. B.A. '34, M.D. '38, University of Texas. Major: Ophthalmology. Minor: Anatomy. Major: Ophthalmology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: The Effect of Glare on the Accom Thesis: Hereditary Nuclear Cataract. modation Near Point. John Prentice Wendland, Minne- apolis B.S. '39, M.D. ''II, University of Nebraska. Major: Ophthalmology. Minor: Anatomy. Thesis: Effect of Muscular Exercise on Dark Adaptation. 29 Master of Science in Orthopedic Surgery John Charles Feuling, Minneapolis John Cyrus Ivins, Crawford, Neb. B.S. '28, M.D. '31, University of Minnesota. B.S. '39, M.D. '39, University of Nebraska. Major: Orthopedic Surgery. Minor: Anatomy. Major: Orthopedic Surgery. Minor: Surgical Thesis: Fracture Dislocation of the Carpal Pathology. Thesis: Fibrosarcoma of the Soft Bones. Tissues of the Extremities. Master of Science in Pathology David Carl Dahlin, Centerville, S.D. Sylvia Maury Johns, San Antonio, B.S. '38, University of South Dakota; M.D. Tex. '40, Rush Medical College. Major: Pathology. B.A. '35, M.D. '44, University of Texas. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Amy Major: Pathology. Minor: Clinical Pathology. loidosis. Thesis: A Study of Hurthle Cell Carcinoma. Lewis Benjamin W oolner, Halifax, Nova Scotia M.D.C.M. '42, Dalhousie University. Major: Pathology. Minor: Clinical Pathology. Thesis: Carcinoma Cells in Sputum and Bronchial Secretions. Master of Science in Pediatrics Robert Waterman Collett, Welling- Ruth O'Neal, Dunn, N.C. ton, Kan. B.A. '38, Transylvania University; M.D. '43, B.A. '42, M.D. '44, University of Kansas. Medical College of Virginia. Major: Pediatrics. Major: Pediatrics. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Minor: Pathology. Thesis: The Diagnosis of Persistent Truncus Arteriosus: A Classification Cystic Fibrosis of the Pancreas. According to Anatomic Types. Master of Science in Physical Medi,cine Donald Johan Erickson, Denver, Colo. B.A. '36, University of Denver; M.D. '40, University of Colorado. Major: Physical Medi cine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: A Histo pathological Study of the Effects of Hypo thermic Applications on the Trunk in Experi mental Animals. Master of Science in Plastic Surgery Hunter Sheppard Jackson, Richmond, Va. B.S. '39, University of Richmond; M.D. '42, Medical College of Virginia. Major: Plastic Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Carcinoma of the Buccal Mucosa: A Study of 107 Consecutive Cases. 30 Master of Science in Proctology Philip Andrew Anderson, Minneapolis Wallace Martin Meyer, Rochester B.A. '26, B.S. '26, M.D. '29, University of B.S. '35, M.D. '41, University of Minnesota. Minnesota. Major: Proctology. Minor: Path Major: Proctology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. ology. Thesis: Leiomyomas and Leiomyo Thesis: Lymphoblastoma of the Anus and sarcomas of the Rectum. Rectum. Master of Science in Radiology Frank Henry Marek, Seymour, Tex. B.S. '36, North Texas State Teachers College; M.D. '40, Tulane University. Major: Radiology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Ovarian Dermoid Cysts: Their Roentgenologic Pic ture Correlated with Their Pathology. Master of Science in Surgery Russell Edward Anderson, Jamestown, Arthur Edward Gramse, Holyoke, N.Y. Mass. B.A. '35, M.D. '39, Syracuse University. B.A. '37, Yale College; M.D. '42, University Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. of Maryland. Major: Surgery. Minor: Sur Thesis: Incarcerated and Strangulated Umbil gical Pathology. Thesis: False Diverticula of ical Hernias: A Clinical and Pathological the Appendix, a Sequel of Previous Inflam Study. mation and Rupture of the Appendix-A Clinical and Pathological Study. William Francis Ashley, Cicero, Ill. James Richard Hoon, Pittsburgh, Pa. B.S. '43, M.D. '43, University of Illinois. B.S. '40, M.D. '40, University of Pittsburgh. Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Surgical Echinococcus Disease. Thesis: Ileocecal Tuberculosis, Including a Comparison of Intestinal Tuberculosis, Non Specific Regional Enterocolitis, and Intestinal Frederick William Braastad, Sarcoidosis. Ishpeming, Mich. M.D. '40, University of Michigan. Major: Frederick Joseph McCready, Jamaica Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Plain, Mass. Infectious Granulomas of the Specific Nature B.A. '39, Boston College; M.D. '43, Tufts Affecting the Appendix. Medical School. Major: Surgery. Minor: Sur gical Pathology. Thesis: The Involvement of Kenneth Bortner Brilhart, Roche the Ileum in Chronic Ulcerative Colitis. Harbor, Wash. Paul Edward McGuff, Indianapolis, B.S. '36, University of Washington; M.D. '40, University of Oregon. Major: Surgery. Minor: Ind. Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Strangulated In B.S. '38, M.D. '44, Indiana University. Major: guinal Hernia. Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Endometriosis as a Cause of Partial or Com plete Bowel Obstruction. Charles Urness Culmer, Minneapolis B.A. '32, Lawrence College; M.S. '37, M.D. William Coleman Pratt, Muskogee, '40, Ph.D. '40, Northwestern University. Okla. Major: Surgery. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: B.A. '33, M.D. '38, Washington University. Disability Following Gastric Resection for Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. "Peptic" Ulcer. Thesis: Autoradiography. 31 Hawley Howard Seiler, Kaunakakai Edmund Rhett Taylor, Chapel Hill, Molokai, Hawaii N.C. B.A. '33, Duke University; M.D. '37, Medical B.A. '37, University of North CaroliRa; M.D. College of Virginia: Major: Surgery. Minor: '41, Johns Hopkins University. Major: Sur Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Pulmonary Resec gery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: A tion for Metastatic Malignancy. Study of the Prognosis of Carcinoma of the Colon Adherent to the Urinary Bladder. David Berkeley Stark, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Robert William Utendorfer, Minne- M.D. '43, University of Toronto. Major: Sur apolis gery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Amyloid M.D. '38, Northwestern University. Major: Tumors of the Larynx, Trachea, and Bronchi. Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Failure of Rectal Distention to Influence the Resis Jacob Harold Strickler, Brainerd tance of the Sphincter of Oddi on the Human. B.S. '39, M.D. '42, University of Minnesota. Major: Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: A James McCrory Wilson, South Bend, Study of the Non-operative Decompression of Ind. the Intestinal Distention of Bowel Obstruc B.S. '39, M.D. '43, University of Colorado. tion and Related Diseases. Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Hydrops of the Gallbladder: A Clin ical and Pathological Study. Master of Science in Urology, Carl Ludwig Biorn, Jackson B.S. '37, M.D. '38, University of Minnesota. Major: Urology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Prostatitis Accompanying Adenomatous Hyperplasia of the Prostate: Its RelationshIp to Complications Following Transurethral Re section. COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Doctor of Medicine* Edward Patrick Engels, B.S., M.B., William Bachrach Weil, Jr., B.A., Rochester B.S., M.B., St. Louis Park Philip Young Paterson, B.S., M.B., Delbert Frederick Wichelman, B.A., Minneapolis B.S., M.B., Gibbon GRADUATE SCHOOL Doctor of Philosophy Lyman Thomas Aldrich, Minneapolis Eldon August Behr, Memphis, Tenn. B.A. '39, M.A. '46, University of Minnesota. B.S. with high distinction '40, University of Major: Physics. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: Minnesota. Majors: Agricultural Biochemistry The Occurrence of Helium-3 in Natural and Forestry. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: Sources of Helium. Major Adviser: Prof. Studies on Passage of Liquids and Dissolved A. O. C. Nier. Materials through Wood under Pressure and Diffusion Gradients. Major Advisers: Profs. D. R. Briggs and Henry Schmitz. * These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of hospital internship within one month. 32 Gerald Saxon Brown, Ann Arbor, Wilson Hoover Foote, Nephi, Utah Mich. B.S. '42, Utah State Agricultural College; B.A. '32, M.A. '37, Acadia University. Major: M.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: History. Minor: Political Science. Thesis: The Plant Genetics. Minor: Plant Pathology. The Policy of Lord George Germain toward the sis: A Study of the Inheritance of the Stem American Revolution, 1775-1778. Major Ad Rust Reaction in Oats. Major Adviser: Prof. viser: Prof. A. L. Burt. H. K. Hayes. Helene Paine Brumfield, Minneapolis Elvin Frank Frolik, Lincoln, Neb. B.A. '20, Colorado College. Major: Bacteri B.S. '30, M.S. '32, University of Nebraska. ology. Minor: Zoology. Thesis: A Study of Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Serological Tests for Poliomyelitis. Major Ad Chromosome Segregation in Maize Transloca viser: Prof. H. O. Halvorson. tions from X-rayed Material and in Crosses Producing Rings of Six Chromosomes. Major Adviser: Prof. C. R. Burnham. Robert Callis, Grand Tower, III. B.Ed. '42, Southern Illinois State Normal University; M.A. '46, University of Minne Albert Isaac Gordon, New York, N.Y. sota. Major: Educational Psychology. Minor: B.A. '27, New York University; M.A. '38, Psychology. Thesis: Change in Teacher-Pupil University of Minnesota. Major: Anthro Attitudes Related to Training and Experience. pology. Minor: Sociology. Thesis: The Jews Major Adviser: Prof. W. W. Cook. of Minneapolis: A Study in Acculturation. Major Adviser: Prof. W. D. Wallis. Walter Patton Cotton, Raleigh, N.C. B.S. '32, M.S. '33, University of Tennessee. Merrill Jesse Hendrickson, Austin Major: Agricultural Economics. Minor: Eco B.S. '37, Nebraska State Teachers College. nomics. Thesis: A Study of an Economic Ad Major: Botany. Minor: Agricultural Bio justment of Market Milk Supplies to Needs chemistry. Thesis: Studies in the Lipid Me in North Carolina. Major Adviser: Prof. O. B. tabolism of the Higher Green Plant: The Jesness. Chlorophyll Sensitized Photo-Oxidation of Unsaturated Fatty Acid Esters. Major Ad visers: Profs. A. H. Brown and W. O. Lund John Nelson Cummings, St. Paul berg. B.S: '38, ~.S. '39, Montana State College. MaJor: Ammal Husbandry. Minor: Plant Ge Donovan A. Johnson, Minneapolis netics. Thesis: A Study of Factors Related to B.S. cum laude '31, M.A. '33, University of Carcass Yields in Swine. Major Adviser: Prof. Minnesota. Major: Education. Minor: Mathe L. M. Winters. matics. Thesis: An Experimental Study of the Relative Effectiveness of Certain Visual Paul Lewis Earle, St. Paul Aids in Teaching Geometry. Major Adviser: B.Ch.E. '38, M.S. in Ch.E. '39, University of Prof. P. O. Johnson. Minnesota. Major: Chemical Engineering. Mi nor: Mechanical Engineering. Thesis: Studies John Frederick Johnson, Minneapolis in the Drying of Macaroni : Factors Effecting B.Ch.E. with honors '42, University of Min Checking. Major Adviser: Prof. N. H. Ceaglske. nesota. Major: Chemical Engineering. Minor: Bacteriology. Thesis: Energy-New Surface Re Otto Charles Elmer, Minneapolis lationship in the Crushing of Solids. III-Ap B.A. '43, Bluffton College. Major: Organic plication of Gas Absorption Measurements Chemistry. Minor: Physiological Chemistry. to an Investigation of the Crushing of Quartz. Thesis: The Mechanism of Decarboxylation Major Adviser: Prof. E. L. Piret. of a,fJ- and fJ,Y-Unsaturated Acids. Major Adviser: Prof. R. M. Dodson. Robert Edward King, Zanesville, Ohio B.S. cum laude '44, Ohio State University. Robert George Fischer, St. Paul Major: Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Minor: B.A. '42, M.S. '47, University of Minnesota. Pharmacology. Thesis: The Development of Major: Bacteriology. Minor: Zoology. Thesis: New Procedures for the Separation and Puri Studies on Infectious Rabbit Papillomatosis. fication of the Active Principles from the Major Advisers: Dr. R. G. Green and Prof. Fresh Leaves of Digitalis Purpurea. Major H. O. Halvorson. Adviser: Prof. Ole Gisvold. 33 Garland Dean Kyle, Morristown, Morris Rockstein, New York, N.Y. Tenn. B.A. magna cum laude '38, Brooklyn College' B.A. '31, University of Toledo; M.A. '36, M.A. '41, Columbia University. Major: En: Ohio State University; M.S. '40, University tomology. Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. of Michigan. Major: Education. Minor: Sta Thesis: The Relation of Cholinesterase Ac tistics and Mathematics. Thesis: Contribu tivity to Change in Cell Number with Age tions to the Theory of Multivariate Statistical in the Brain of the Worker Honeybee. Major Analysis with Some Special Applications to Adviser: Prof. A. G. Richards. Studies of Differential Abilities in College Mathematics. Major Adviser: Prof. P. O. Jay Howard Sautter, Canton, Ohio Johnson. D.v.M. '44, Ohio State University. Major: Veterinary Medicine. Minor: Pathology. Edward Peter Lana, Ames, la_ Thesis: Experimental Histomoniasis (Infec B.S. '42, M.S. '43, University of Minnesota. tious Enterohepatitis) of Turkeys with Special Major: Horticulture. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Reference to Chemotherapy. Major Advisers: A Study of Reciprocal Crosses in Cucurbita Profs. M. H. Roepke and B. S. Pomeroy. maxima. Major Advisers: Profs. F. A. Krantz and A. E. Hutchins. Rudolf Mathias Schuster, Minneapolis B.S. '45, M.S. '46, Cornell University. Major: Entomology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: A Pre G. Theodore Mitau, St. Paul liminary Revision of the Genus Ephuta B.A. magna cum laude '40, Macalester Col (Mutillidae) in America North of Mexico. lege; M.A. '42, University of Minnesota. Major Adviser: Prof. C. E. Mickel. Major: Political Science. Minors: Philosophy of Education and Philosophy. Thesis: The Po litical Thought of James Bryce and Its Reflec Boyd Verne Sheets, Salt Lake City, tion in American Political Science: 1888 to Utah 1938. Major Adviser: Prof. William Anderson. B.A. '40, M.A. '41, University of Utah. Major: Speech Pathology. Minor: Anatomy. Thesis: A Comparative Study of a Flat Fre James Findley Nickerson, Lawrence, quency Response Pattern and High-Tone Em Kan. phasis Patterns in a Commercial Hearing Aid. B.S. '32, Nebraska Wesleyan University; M.A. Major Adviser: Prof. Bryng Bryngelson. '40, Columbia University Teachers College. Major: Educational Psychology. Minor: Edu Sister Teresita Judd, St. Paul cation. Thesis: A Comparison of Performances B.A. summa cum laude '37, M.A. '40, Uni of the Same Melody Played in Solo and in versity of Minnesota. Major: Anatomy. Minor: Ensemble with Reference to Equi-tempered, Pathology. Thesis: A Comparative Study of Just, and Pythagorean Intonations. Major Ad viser: Prof. M. A. Tinker. the Effects of Certain Chemical and Physical Agents on Mouse Leukemia. Major Adviser: Prof. Arthur Kirschbaum. Loren David Potter, Fargo, N.D. B.S. '40, North Dakota Agricultural College; Morris N. Teller, Brooklyn, N.Y. M.A. '46, Oberlin College. Major: Botany. B.S. '40, Brooklyn College; M.S. '46, Univer Minor: Zoology. Thesis: Comparative Seedling sity of Minnesota. Major: Plant Pathology. Characteristics of Standard Crested Wheat Minor: Botany. Thesis: Trace Elements in grass (Agropyron crista tum (1.) Gaertn.) and Relation to Fungus and Host Metabolism. Russian Wild-Rye (Elymus junceus Fisch.). Major Advisers: Profs. E. C. Stakman and Major Adviser: Prof. D. B. Lawrence. Helen Hart. Robert Fencil Wallace, Pullman, Wash. B.A. '34, M.A. '38, University of Kansas. Major: Economics. Minor: History. Thesis: Some Implications of Changed Agricultural Industry Liquidity and Agricultural Banking Area Liquidity for National Monetary and Agricultural Policy. Major Adviser: Prof. A. R. Upgren. 34 DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCrENCE AND TACTICS Air Force Reserve, Second lieutenant John Dacko Coast Artillery Corps Reserve, Second lieutenant James P. Fotia Infantry Reserve, Second lieutenant Robert A. Swanson Transportation Corps Reserve, Second lieutenant James W. Piety Walter B. Wallin DEPARTMENT OF NAVAL SCIENCE AND TACTICS Second lieutenant, USMC Mayhlon L. Degernes, JI. Ensign, line, USNR Jerome D. Gunderson Howard A. Rasmussen Robert R. Johnson Ensign, CECR, USNR Lawrence J. Wheeler 35 CAPS AND GOWNS AN EXPLANATION In the medieval city, clothing not unlike that worn by those participating in this commencement was common. The modern academic costume has evolved from the dress of the medieval guilds and the early religious orders. Today, everyone with a college or university degree may wear the black aca demic gown. Hoods, which are omitted by seniors who are candidates for de grees, are worn by graduates. At the University of Minnesota, the lining of the hood has a maroon chevron on an old gold ground to represent the University colors. A University faculty member who holds a degree from another college or university wears the colors of his own alma mater. Distinctions between sleeves indicate the type of degree held by the wearer. A long, pointed sleeve indicates a Bachelor's degree, while a long, closed sleeve with a slit near the upper part of the arm designates a Master's degree. A round, open sleeve marks a Doctor's degree. The velvet edging on hoods is the color which stands for the field of study of the gown's wearer. It may be white for Arts and Letters, gold-yellow for Science, maize for Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, or light blue for Educa tion. Orange denotes Technology; dark blue, Philosophy; purple, Law; green, Medicine; and pink, Music. Public Health is shown by salmon pink edging. Dentistry by lilac, Pharmacy by olive, and Commerce and Accountancy by drab. The Doctor's costume also has velvet trimming on the rest of the gown, in cluding crossbars on the sleeve. The trimming may be either black or may match the color of the hood edging. Caps, or mortarboards, too, have significance. The President of the Univer sity is the only one who may wear a velvet cap and a gold tassel. Shoulder insignia on the gowns of candidates for degrees indicate that the candidate is an honor student. For the Master's and Doctor's degrees, the tassels are always black, but candi dates for the Bachelor's degree at this commencement wear tassels which indi cate their school or college by color, as follows: (In the order of their appearance on the platform) General College ...... crimson and white School of Nursing ...... green College of Science, Literature, and the Arts ...... white Institute of Technology ...... orange College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics ...... maize Law School ...... purple College of Medical Sciences ...... green College of Pharmacy ...... olive College of Education ...... light blue School of Business Administration ...... drab University College ...... old gold and white 36