Dartmouth College

Commencement Exercises

SUNDAY, JUNE NINTH NINETEEN HUNDRED NINETY-SIX

HANOVER'E~ NEW HAMPSHIRE TRUSTEES OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE ORDER OF EXERCISES

James Oliver Freedman, President Stephen Merrill, Governor of New Hampshire (ex officio) PROCESSIONAL Edward John Rosenwald Jr., Chair Stephen Warren Bosworth Music by The Hartt College Brass Ensemble Joseph Deyo Mathewson Stanford Augustus Roman Jr. Roger Murtha, Director Kate Stith-Cabranes Susan Grace Dentzer Andrew Clark Sigler David Marks Shribman So that all can see the procession, the audience is requested to remain seated except as the flags pass when the audience rises briefly Richard Morton Page David Karr Shipler William Haven King Jr. Peter Matthew Fahey The presence of the Brass Ensemble at Commencement each year is made possible by the Class of 1879 Trumpeters' Fund. The Fund was established in 1929, Barry Lee MacLean Jonathan Newcomb at the time of 1879'sfiftieth reunion

OPENING PRAYER

Gwendolyn Susan King, Christian Chaplain The Academic Procession

The Academic Procession is headed by the Platform Group, led by the Dean of the SINGING OF MILTON'S PARAPHRASE OF PSALM CXXXVI College, as Chief Marshal. Marching behind the Chief Marshal is the President of the College, followed by the Acting President and the Provost. Dartmouth College Glee Club Behind them comes the Bezaleel Woodward Fellow, as College Usher, bearing Lord Louis George Burkot Jr., Conductor Dartmouth's Cup. The cup, long an heirloom of succeeding Earls of Dartmouth, was presented to the College by the ninth Earl in 1969. Dartmouth College Chamber Singers The Trustees of the College march as a group, and are followed by the Vice President Melinda Pauly O'Neal, Conductor and Treasurer, in her capacity as College Steward. The Steward carries a canister that Following the custom startedby President William Jewett Tucker, certain contains a copy of the charter granted to Dartmouth in 1769 by King George III. verses based on Milton s Paraphraseof Psalm 136 have been sung to the stately tune Nuremberg Emeriti, preceded by a Vice President, serving as their marshal, immediately Trustees at nearly every Dartmouth Commencement since 1895 follow. The intended recipients of honorary degrees, each escorted by a member of the College faculty and the group preceded by one of the Platform Marshals, come next. IV They are followed, in turn, by a second marshal, who leads the remainder of the CONFERRING OF DEGREE OF MASTER OF Platform Group, which includes Vice Presidents and Deans. Members of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and of the Professional Schools, led by BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION next. The faculty sit to either side of the platform. appropriate marshals, come The candidates who have been recommended to the Trustees Finally, the A.B.-degree candidates march to seats in the front section, and graduate- by the Faculty will be presented by Paul Danos, to the left and right of the degree candidates proceed to their seats, which are located Dean of the Amos Tuck School of Business Administration Seniors. V

CONFERRING OF DEGREES OF BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING AND MASTER OF ENGINEERING

The candidates who have been recommended to the Trustees by the Faculty will be presented by Elsa Garmire, Dean of the Thayer School of Engineering DOCTOR OF LETTERS

CONFERRING OF DEGREES OF Deborah Willen Meier New York, New York MASTER OF ARTS, MASTER OF SCIENCE, Educator AND MASTER OF ARTS IN LIBERAL STUDIES

The candidates who have been recommended to the Trustees DOCTOR OF SCIENCE by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences will be presented by Edward Michael Berger, Dean of Graduate Studies George Masters Woodwell '50 Woods Hole, Massachusetts Founder and Director, Woods Hole Research Center VII

CONFERRING OF DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF MEDICINE DOCTOR OF LETTERS The candidates who have been recommended to the Trustees by the Faculty will be presented by Andrew Grover Wallace, David Halberstam New York, New York Dean of the Dartmouth Medical School Journalist and Author

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CONFERRING OF DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS Berger The candidates will be presented by Dean David Halberstam IX

CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES RECOGNITION OF RETIREES The recipients will be presented by Lee CarrollBollinger Provost of the College James Oliver Freedman, President of the College DOCTOR OF LAWS Robert L. Blackman Hilton Head Island, South Carolina XII Hall of Fame Football Coach RECOGNITION OF THE CLASS OF 1946 DOCTOR OF LETTERS President Freedman Sara Lawrence-Lightfoot Cambridge, Massachusetts of Education, Harvard University Professor XIII

DOCTOR OF SCIENCE VALEDICTORY TO THE COLLEGE Sidney Altman New Haven, Connecticut Nobel Laureate in Chemistry Marc Andrew Ginsburg

DOCTOR OF LETTERS XIV David Mamet Cambridge, Massachusetts CONFERRING OF THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS Playwright and Director The candidateswho have been recommended to the Trustees by the Faculty of Dartmouth College will be presented by James Edward Wright, Dean of the Faculty

The audience is requested to remain seated XV CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION VALEDICTORY TO THE SENIORS

President Freedman Mary Elizabeth Almeida '89, B.S. Barry J. Bonder '83, B.A. Boston College Brandeis University Barrington, Rhode Island Woodbury, New York XVI Carol Christine Amirian '86, B.A. Ewa M. Borowska Grocela '89, B.A. Columbia College Yale University SINGING OF THE ALMA MATER New York, New York Winchester, Massachusetts Stephane Oliver Anglade '91, B.S. Timothy The audience is requested to rise and join in the singing David Buckley '89, B.S. MBA Institute, Paris Boston College Paris, France Lansdowne, Pennsylvania Dear old Dartmouth! Give a rouse Dear old Dartmouth! Set a watch Mark Connelly Atwood '88, B.A. Christopher Brian Cahill '89, B.A. For the college on the hill! Lest the old traditions fail! Middlebury College Middlebury College For the Lone Pine above her, Stand as sister stands by brother! Little Compton, Rhode Island Newton, Massachusetts And the loyal ones who love her, Dare a deed for the old Mother! Evelyn R Auth '91, A.B. Robert David Calamari Jr '83, B.A. Amherst, Massachusetts Give a rouse, give a rouse, with a will! Greet the world, from the hills, with a hail! Middlebury College Joanne Therese Baier '88, B.A. Manchester, New For the sons of old Dartmouth, For the sons of old Dartmouth, Hampshire Kenyon College John Anthony Calcio '87, B.S.; '91, For the daughters of Dartmouth, For the daughters of Dartmouth, M.S. Lynbrook, New York Worcester Polytechnic institute Though 'round the girdled earth they roam, Around the world they keep for her Bette Ann Bankston '85, B.S.; '88, M.S. Holbrook, Massachusetts Her spell on them remains; Their old undying faith; Louisiana State University Patricia Ann Carroll '92, B.B.A. They have the still North in their soul, They have the still North in their hearts, Baton Rouge, Louisiana University of Massachusetts-Amherst The hill-winds in their breath; The hill-winds in their veins, David Scott Barnard '91, B.A. Longmeadow, Massachusetts And the granite of New Hampshire And the granite of New Hampshire University of Notre Dame Brian Edwin Chee '88, B.S.; '93, M.S. In their muscles and their brains. Is made part of them till death. New Canaan, Connecticut United States Military Academy 'James Norman Bartlett '91, B.A. Central Michigan University University of Vermont Tulsa, Oklahoma XVII Barre, Vermont Eunice Sue Cho '92, B.A. ItPeter Bauert '88, B.S.; '90, M.S. Wellesley College CLOSING Embry-Riddle University Atlanta, Georgia University of Central Florida Chang Hwan Choi '89, A.B. President Freedman Grossaffoltern, Switzerland Cornell University John Snodgrass Beasley III '92, B.A. Lima, Ohio The audience is requested to remain standing Columbia University Peter Emanuel Cimmet '91, B.S. Franklin, Tennessee Rochester Institute of Technology XVIII John Kingsley Benson III '90, A.B. Bethesda, Maryland Norwich, Vermont Christopher Brett Clifford '90, B.S. RECESSIONAL James Christopher Bernene '90, B.A.; Mississippi State '94, M.Phil. Starkville, Mississippi Brass Ensemble and Baker Library Bells Middlebury College Kevin Andrew Cohen '85, A.B. Lincoln College, University of Oxford Bowdoin College the graduates march out The audience is requested to be seated while Avon, Connecticut Portland, Maine Christine Lynn Bieber '92, B.S. Cyril Courbage '90, B.A. University of Colorado-Boulder American University in Paris Wayzata, Minnesota Paris, France Timothy Eric Bohdan '85, B.S. William Joseph Craver '91, B.A. University of Notre Dame University of North Carolina -T EC- Duluth, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia IChristoph Bchmer '92, B.A. Maureen Clare Crowley '90, B.A. Ruhr-Universitat Bochum, Germany College of the Holy Cross - 4 A ii Herford, Germany C!+ G Ma s s cvC u Marblehead, Massachusetts lEdward Tuck Scholar $ With High Distinction + With Distinction MAA OrtVio0 Undergraduateand graduate degrees from Dartmouth if not otherwise indicated CC), \\Clc * Blue ribbons worn by some candidates indicate Edward Tuck Scholars

C(2 CL'1 5 Z-7--3 B.A. Charles William Kilby '89, B.A. Joseph William Macaione '91, A.B. Richard Christopher Cunningham '90, B.A. Alissa Franklin Graham '92, Colgate University Princeton University Colgate University Tufts University Boston, Massachusetts Moorestown, New Jersey Simsbury, Connecticut Flossmoor, Illinois B.A. Naohiko Kitsuta '91, B.A. Jane Margaret Maloney '91, A.B. Paul Michael Davey '86, B.A. Amanda Reeder Halbert '90, Waseda University, Tokyo Colby College Washington & Lee University Bates College Tokyo, Japan Milwaukee, Wisconsin Houston, Texas Great Falls, Virginia B.A. Matthew John Klein '88, B.A. 'Thomas Joseph Marler '84, A.B. Stephen H. Davis '88, B.S. Perry Edwards Hall Ill '89, University of California-San Diego Harvard College University of Pennsylvania St. Lawrence University Los Angeles, California Foster City, California Oak Park, Michigan Far Hills, New Jersey Dietrich Adalbert Knoer '91, B.S. Bradley Daniel Martin '91, B.B.A. Charles Marcel Demonet '86, B.S. Susan Corwith Hamill '89, B.A. Universitiit Passau Washburn University California State University-Long Beach Middlebury College Kronberg im Taunus, Germany Solomon, Kansas Whittier, California Barrington, Illinois Kenji Kondo '90, B.S. Margaret Dorothy McCrudden '92, A.B. Kathryn Anne Dick '91, B.A. Alison Kay Harapat '90, A.B. Keio University Youngstown, Ohio Northwestern University StanJford University Tokyo, Japan Kevin Lloyd McCuistion '87, B.A. La Jolla, California Los Altos Hills, California 1Mark Geoffrey Kovac '89, B.S. Oregon State University Rupal Dhruv Doshi '91, B.A. Jeffrey Warren Hausman '90, B.A. Miami University Corvallis, Oregon Bucknell University Claremont McKenna College St. Louis, Missouri Peter J. McDonald '89, B.A. Millwood, New York Stanford, California 1 B.A. Richard Charles Kowalczyk '90, B.S. Bates College Jeffrey William Douthit '91, B.S. Robert Michael Heiser '91, College University of Detroit Wilbraham, Massachusetts Miami University Amherst 1 Detroit, Michigan Valeria Antoinette McGary '87, B.S.; Indianapolis, Indiana Gambier, Ohio Sonali Shah Krishna '91, B.A. '93, M.S. Melanie Anne Dunn '91, B.S. Alison Adele Henrion '92, B.A. Smith College Louisiana State University Cornell University Williams College Bombay, India George Washington University Tucson, Arizona Dallas, Texas 1 B.A. Jean-Yves Pierre Lagarde '89, Engineer Slidell, Louisiana Barry Patrick Faulkner '88, A.B. +Karen Devine Horvath '90, ENSEEIHT Karen Roberta McHenry Bowdoin College Middlebury College '91, B.A. Island Toulouse, France Wellesley College Arlington, Massachusetts North Smithfield, Rhode Michael Albert Lawless '89, B.A. Chelmsford, Massachusetts Jackie Marcel Feenstra '81, B.A.; David Weikai Huang '90, B.S. Swarthmore College Cary Elizabeth McMillan '91. Master's University of Pennsylvania '91, B.S. Dover, Delaware Boston College RijksuniversiteitUtrecht Chicago, Illinois Laurie Ann Lee '85, B.A. Southington, Connecticut Rotterdam, The Netherlands 'Dan Alan Hurwitz '91, A.B. Brandeis University 'Trent Matthew Meyerhoefer '90, A.B. :Philip James Ferneau '84, A.B.; '87, J.D. Harvard College Greenwich, Connecticut Albion College Dartmouth College Central Point. Oregon B.A. Sharon Hsu Hsia Lee '90, Bachelor of Law Cleveland Heights, Ohio University of Virginia Catherine Liesette Ill '90, National University of Singapore Daryl Paul Michalik '92, B.A. Bethesda, Maryland Williams College 1 Singapore University +Gregory William Finlay '89, B.S. Bristol, Connecticut of Pennsylvania Craig Douglas LeGrande '91, B.S. Cambridge, Boston College Christine lozza '88, B.S. Massachusetts University of Florida Sebastian Martin Miranda '91, M.I.A. Hudson, New Hampshire Pennsylvania State University Miami, Florida University of Buenos Aires John Edward Foley '87. B.A. Medford. Massachusetts Douglas Edward Lenart '89, A.B. Buenos Aires, Argentina Amherst College Reid Allen Jackson '91, B.S. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Douglas Glenn Mirner '90, A.B. West Springfield, Massachusetts Clarkson University David Kingery Lenhardt '91, A.B. University of California John Charles Fox '88, B.S. Ilion, New York at Berkeley Cornell University Lafayette, California University of Virginia Brian Dale Janssen '89, B.S. Winnetka, Illinois '+Shiraz Asker Moosajee '86, B.S. Weekapaug, Rhode Island Iowa State University Kevin Patrick Loome '90, B.S. imperial University of London Laura J. Fuller '88, B.S. Bettendorf. Iowa B.A. University of Virginia London, England University of Pennsylvania Douglas Hendrix Jobe '91, Rockville, Maryland Mark Shannon Morse '89, B.A. Lynnfield, Massachusetts Davidson College l+Eugene Joseph Lowe 111'90, B.S. University of New IFrank Martin Galioto III '91, B.S. Greensboro, North Carolina Hampshire Virginia Technological Institute Saratoga, Lehigh University Matthew Warren Jochim '92, B.S. California Oakton, Virginia Katherine Ellen Moss '87, Potomac, Maryland University of South Carolina B.S. Robert Martin Lynch '91, B.S. University of Virginia J. Thomas Gignac '89, B.S.; '93, M.S. Louisville, Kentucky Brigham Young University Devon, Syracuse University Derrick Lamont Johnson '91, B.S. Pennsylvania Hollywood, Florida Emily Magdalene Mott '89, B.A. Lynnfield, Massachusetts University of Notre Dame 1 tRobert Spencer Lytle '90, B.S. Ohio State Scott Kelii Gonzales '86, B.S. Aurora. Colorado University of Pennsylvania Boston, Massachusetts United States Merchant Marine Academy Frank Edward Keller '90, B.A. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Kailua, Hawaii University of California - Los Angeles Los Angeles, California Katharine Elizabeth Munson '90, B.A. Brent Lee Phillips '94, B.S. ITaizo Shimada '91, B.A. Jeffrey David Tripaldi '90, A.B. Tulane University Fayetteville, University of Arkansas University of Tokyo Stanford University Huntsville, Alabama Bentonville, Arkansas Komaki, Aichi, Japan Lafayette, California Dana Elizabeth Myers '92, B.S. E.R. Kurtz Prohl Jr. '89, B.A. Toshihiko Shirabe '83, B.A. Matthew Benjamin Tritley '91, B.A. Lehigh University Lafayette College Keio University Georgia Technology Institute Finesville, New Jersey Chappaqua, New York Nishinomiya, Hyogoken, Japan Atlanta, Georgia 1 1 Beat Naef '90, M.S.E.E. Michael Taso Prokopis '87, B.S. Karl Frederick Siebrecht '90, B.A. Danielle Elona Turnof '91, B.A. Swiss Federal Institute of Technology University of Utah Duke University Colgate University Zurich, Switzerland Anchorage, Alaska Houston, Texas Wayne, New Jersey 1 +Thomas William Naughton IV '89, A.B. Chandrakala Puppala '92, B.A. Mark Campbell Simmonds '90, A.B. Brian Gregory Urkowitz '90, A.B. Suffield, Connecticut Wellesley College Chevy Chase, Maryland Plainview, New York Stephanie Anne Nelson '90, B.A. Dallas, Texas Julie Elaine Smallwood '90, B.S. Rangsima Utarnkul '93, B.A. Hamilton College Noelle Elizabeth Pyszka '91, A.B. Ohio State Assumption University - Bangkok Summit, New Jersey Occidental College Dayton, Ohio Bangkok, Thailand 1 James Hale Nida '91, B.A. Palo Alto, California Steven James Smith '90, B.A. Giovanni Battista Vacchi '93, B.S. Middlebury College Stephen Paige Rand '89, A.B. Scripps College University of Bologna San Marino, California Colby College Seattle, Washington Bologna, Italy Gail Yuri Nishimura '87, A.B. Farmingdale, Maine Andrew Martin Snoey '88, B.S. Andrew James Vamvakias '94, B.S. University of California at Berkeley Javier Rico '86, B.A. Brown University University of Maine-Orono Saratoga, California ICADE, Madrid, Spain Seattle, Washington Falmouth, Maine Jack George Northrup '85, B.S.; '85, M.S. Madrid, Spain Elizabeth Alden Spruance '90, B.A. Theodor Jakob Van Stephoudt '85, Dipl.-Ing. New Hampshire College Matthews Glenn Rightmire '90, B.S. HobartCollege Rhenish-Westphalian College of Advanced Hooksett, New Hampshire Stanford University Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania Technology of Aachen 1 Jack Denton Odell III '90, B.A. Westport, Connecticut Edward Samuel Steffelin '92, Kevelaer, Germany 1 A.B. Rice University Ulrike Rothe Dick '90, A.B. Occidental College Kathia A. Vandevenne '91, B.A. Bellevue, Nebraska Stanford University Littleton, Colorado Williams College 1 Kristen Louise Odell '91, B.A. Burlingame, California John Paul Studdiford '89, B.A. Weston, Massachusetts Rice University Matthew Albert Roy '90, B.A. Franklin & Marshall John Peter Ward Jr '87, B.A. Bellevue, Nebraska College of the Holy Cross Somerville, New Jersey Middlebury College Minoru Ohta '84, B.L. Simsbury, Connecticut Wilbur M. Swan III '88, B.A. Chatham, Massachusetts 1 University of Tokyo Kenneth Lee Ruggles '90, B.S. Williams College +Rebecca Emmons Warren '85, B.A. Osaka, Japan General Motors Institute Longmeadow, Massachusetts Tufts University Matthew Wade Okamoto '89, B.S. Grand Blanc, Michigan Biren P. Talati '90, B.A. Andover, Massachusetts University of the Pacific Thibault Saint Martin '86, Engineer Yale University Philip Charles Weinseimer IV '88, A.B. Sacramento, California ENST Rockville Centre, New York New York, New York *John Gregory Olson '88, A.B. Paris, France Shigeru Tamura '85, B.A. Barry Michael Winer '88, B.S. East Troy, Wisconsin Alexandre Meira Bonuma Santos '90, B.S. Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Lehigh University Peter Bronislaw Olszowka '87, B.S. Brown University Hokkaido, Japan New York, New York Yale University Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Joe King Tannehill '89, B.S.; '94, M.S.E.E. David Randall Wolff '92, B.A. Amherst, New York Kathy J. Schaider '86, B.S. Vanderbilt University Brown University Ataru Orihashi '86, B.A. University of Illinois-Urbana University of Kentucky Quincy, Massachusetts Keio University Chicago, Illinois Panama City, Florida David John Woodward '87, B.A.; '90, M.A.R. Tokyo, Japan 1H. Andrew Schwedel '91, B.A. Bruce Eugene Taylor '91, B.A. Colgate University S. Jay Orris '88, B.A. University of Pennsylvania Washington & Lee Yale Divinity School Queen s University Bloomfield, Connecticut Boston, Massachusetts 1 Glyndon, Maryland Toronto, Ontario Canada Robert Alan Searle II '86, B.A. Shauna Lynn Thompson '91, B.A. Toshifumi Yoshida '89, B.A. Bart David Osman '90, A.B. Boston University University of California - Los Angeles Baptist College-Hong Kong Stamford, Connecticut McLean, Virginia Orinda, California Kobe, Japan William De Paiva '87, B.S.; '94, M.S. Kinya Seto '83, B.S. Jennifer Lynn Tobiason '90, A.B. Erik Paul Young '89, B.S. University of Oklahoma University of Tokyo Bowdoin College University of Virginia Claremore, Oklahoma Toyko, Japan Winchester, Massachusetts Teaneck, New Jersey Amy Hope Perkel '89, B.A.; '94, M.A. Peter Kennett Shagory '90, B.S. Stephen Darrell Trent '91, B.A. Raymond Wan-Hoe Yue '92, B.S. Columbia College Miami University University of Pennsylvania Georgetown University New York University Ridgefield, Connecticut Brooklyn, New York Santa Ana, California Miami Beach, Florida Arvind Kumar Sharma '81, B.E. +Christopher Ridings Trimble '89, B.S. Jonathan Mark Yusen '92, A.B Keio University University of Virginia Wellesley, Massachusetts Bombay, India Beaverdam, Virginia CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF Silla K. Mullei '95, A.B. David Bruce Robinson BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING Nairobi, Kenya Spring Lake, Michigan Kenta Daniel Negishi Brian Conley Spence '95, A.B. Lee Nii Noi Addo Damnath Chulanga De Tissera '95, B.A. Royal Institute of Technology New Canaan, Connecticut Accra, Ghana Bard College Stockholm, Sweden Justin Owen Tidwell '94, B.S.; '95, M.S. Victor Gunnar Almgren '94, A.B. Dehiwala, Sri Lanka Christopher James Nelson '95, A.B. Ohio University Ridgefield, Connecticut Melissa Ann Downs '95, A.B. Barrington, Illinois Denver, Colorado Mark Richard Andrews '95, A.B. Cobleskill, New York Peter Niemann Niels Verbeek '95, B.A. Penfield, New York Jason Robert Duty '95, A.B. University of Aachen Skidmore College tike C. Anyanwu-Ebo '94, A.B. San Francisco, California Darmstadt, Germany Skillman, New Jersey Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Karen Lorraine Felton '95, A.B. Tolulope Omosolape Ogunkeye '95, B.A. Charles P. Weiblen '95, A.B. Jennifer Helen Apgar '95, A.B. Boxborough, Massachusetts Illinois Wesleyan University Sudbury, Massachusetts DeLand, Florida Christopher T. Fortune '95, B.A. Sudbury, Ontario, Canada Carsten Hans-Georg Weiss Paul Francis Archer '94, A.B. Colby College tBrandon John Prior '95, A.B. University of Aachen Dedham, Massachusetts Freeland, Maryland Huntington, New York Oberhausen, Germany Dhumal N. Aturaliye '95, A.B. *Jeffrey Giberstein '95, A.B. Julia Helen Rentz '95, B.A. tRajiv G. Wickremesinghe '95, A.B. Colby College Searington, New York Colby College Colombo, Sri Lanka Kandy, Sri Lanka Aaron Kendall Hayward '95, A.B. Brunswick, Maine Katherine L. Wrisley '95. A.B. Benjamin Lee Barber '95, A.B. Laconia, New Hampshire Carolyn Gwenn Rice '95, A.B. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Salem, Oregon Benjamin Theodore Hirokawa '95, A.B. Rochester, New York Lynette Anne Barna '88, B.S. Scottsville, New York Colorado State University William Haskins Hobson, Jr. '95, A.B. Clayton, Missouri Thetford Center, Vermont CANDIDATES FOR THE Tomas Otakar Bauer Mark Evans Hunter '95, A.B. DEGREE OF Royal Institute of Technology San Antonio, Texas MASTER OF ENGINEERING Kista, Sweden Gagandeep Jaitly '95, A.B. Linda Gail Blumberg '95, A.B. West Bengal, India Villanova, Pennsylvania Ronald Jansen Ike C. Anyanwu-Ebo '94, A.B.; '95, B.E. tAkwele Suma Bortei-Doku '95. A.B. University of Aachen Duncan Alexander Lee MacLean '94, A.B.; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania '95 BE. Accra, Ghana Aachen, Germany Aditya Bhasin '94, B.A. Chad Timothy Boucher '95. A.B. Alison Ann Japikse '95, B.A. Libertyville, Illinois Hamilton College Carmen Yolanda Manoyan '93, B.S. Raymond, New Hampshire Bowdoin College New York, New York Pamela Russ Brockmeier '95, A.B. Norwich, Vermont Universidad Metropolitana William Townsend Bronk '92, A.B. Caracas, Venezuela Acton, Massachusetts Daniel Kranowski '95, A.B. Glen Falls, New York William Townsend Bronk '92, A.B. Blacksburg, Virginia John Anthony Merhige '94, A.B.; '95, BE. Kurt David Cohen '94, A.B.; '94, B.E. Brooklyn, New York Glen Falls, New York Gerald John LaMontagne '94, A.B. East Hartford, Connecticut ?Patrick Michel '94, Jeffrey Byron Buck '95, A.B. Coopersburg, Pennsylvaniat Dipl. Eng. James Babatunde Dada '95, B.A. Institut Palos Verdes, California tKeith Friedrich Lenden '95, A.B. National Polytechnique de Vassar College Grenoble Hugh Logan Carspecken '95, A.B. Delmar, New York Lagos, Nigeria Atlanta, Georgia tAlexandrovitch Kyle Lewis '95, A.B. Chartres, France John Philip Dana '88, B.A. Ahmed Azfar Moin '94, B.S.E.E. Natasha Anna Chang Newport News, Virginia Colorado College Miami, Florida Harris Adam Lieber University of Texas at Austin West Lebanon, New Hampshire Rawalpindi, Pakistan James Babatunde Dada '95, B.A. Massapequa, New York Alexandrovitch Kyle Lewis '95, A.B.; Vassar College Christopher Mugo Macharia '95, A.B. '95, B.E. Lagos, Nigeria Nairobi, Kenya Newport News, Virginia tJoseph Ghartey Dadzie '95, A.B. Anthony Charles Mamone Accra, Ghana Stoneham, Massachusetts Takahito Kent Dahn '95, A.B. Carmen Yolanda Manoyan '93, B.S. Los Angeles, California Universidad Metropolitana John Philip Dana '88, B.A. Caracas, Venezuela Colorado College Robert Martin McLennan '95, A.B. West Lebanon, New Hampshire Glenview, Illinois

Awarded Fall 1995 * Marshal t Degree Undergraduateand graduate degreesfrom Dartmouth if not otherwise indicated CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS Irene Hernon Bise '58, RN; 63, B.S.N.; Kurt David Cohen '94, A.B.; '94, B.E. '70, M.S.N. Engineering Sciences Evaluative Clinical Sciences East Hartford, Connecticut Astrid an Huef Tamara Ann Norman '95, A.B. St. Vincent Hospital School of Nursing Cathy A. Collins '95, B.S.N Mathematics Comparative Literature Catholic University (ofAmerica Evaluative Clinical Sciences University of Newcastle Canton, Connecticut William W. Bonney '53, A.B.; '61 M.D. University of Vermont Toronto, Australia Holly Jane Rosson '92, B.S.; '94, M.S. Evaluative Clinical Sciences Jeanette M. Conner-Bronson '88, B.A.; Johanna Beth Baum '93, A.B. Mathematics Whittier College ' 90, M.A. Comparative Literature St. Michael's College University of California,Los Angeles Evaluative Clinical Sciences Princeton, New Jersey University of Vermont Helen Middleton Bowman '88, B.A.; University of Washington +D. Vincent Cassano '91, B.A. Nashua, New Hampshire '95 B.S.N. Sunil Gurarao Desai '94, B.Tech Mathematics Stephen Philip Ryan 94, B.S. Evaluative Clinical Sciences Engineering Sciences Hobart College Mathematics Davidson College Regional Engineering College Greensboro, North Carolina Hofstra University tJonathan Peter Briggs '93, B.S. Karnaraka, India Corey I. Cheng '94, B.A. Westbury, New York Engineering Sciences Weston Ridgway Dripps '92, B.A. Music Anasuya Sanyal '95, A.B. California Institute of Technology Earth Sciences Harvard University Comparative Literature Clewiston, Florida Amherst College Framingham, Massachusetts Smith College Robert Lawrence Burger '93, B.S. Berwyn, Pennsylvania Kira Christina Hylton '94, B.A. Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Earth Sciences Kina Bess Farber '94, B.S. Mathematics *Julie Anne Taylor '95, A.B. Yale University Engineering Sciences Smith College Comparative Literature Northampton, Massachusetts Carnegie Mellon University Baltimore, Maryland West Redding, Connecticut Derek L. Burkins '93, B.A. Sutton, West Virginia +Sergei Kossenko '89, B.M. Ekaterina Vladimirsky '95, A.B. Earth Sciences Lee Warren Fuller '90, B.EA; '95, B.S.N. Music Comparative Literature Potsdam College Evaluative Clinical Sciences Central Music School, Moscow Baton Rouge, Louisiana Central Valley, New York Denison University Moscow. Russia Ting Cai '94, B.S. University of Vermont Amy Nadine Myers '94, B.A. Computer Science Manoj George '94, B.Tech Mathematics State University of New York, Stony Brook Engineering Sciences St. Olaf College Shanghai, China Indian Institute of Technology-Madras White Bear Lake, Minnesota Cynthia Helen Carlson '93, B.S. Kerala, India Engineering Sciences Richard Martin Haas '94, A.B. University of Massachusetts at Amherst Physics and Astronomy CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF South Chelmsford, Massachusetts Inverness, Illinois Jeannie C. MASTER OF SCIENCE Chang '93, A.B. tTimothy Andrew Hansen '93, B.S. Earth Sciences Engineering Sciences Newark, New York University of Virginia Anna Maria Adachi '92, B.A. Anna V. Bagdasarayan '91, M.S. Sumit Chawla '93, B.S. Watervilet, New York Evaluative Clinical Sciences Engineering Sciences Computer Science Megumi Hasegawa '79, B.E. R. Dean Adams '82, B.S.E.E. Moscow Institute of Steel and Alloys Knox College Engineering Sciences Engineering Sciences Moscow, Russia New Delhi, India Yamanashi University University of Rhode Island Dorothy A. Bazos '75, B.A.; '90, RN Kai Chen '91, B.E.; '94, M.S. Kobe, Japan Essex Junction, Vermont Evaluative Clinical Sciences Engineering Sciences Robert William Haupt '79, B.A., B.S.; William R. Adams, Jr. '93, B.A. American International College Tsinghua University '81, M.S. Earth Sciences St. Joseph's - Nursing Ninth Design & Research Institute Engineering Sciences Harvard University Sharon Bergman '94, B.S. Zhejiang, China State University of New York at Oswego Rochester, New Hampshire Engineering Sciences Maxim Anatolyevich Chernuschenko '92, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Victor Gunnar Almgren '94, A.B. Bates College Engineering Sciences Woodstock, Vermont Engineering Sciences White Plains, New York Moscow Institute of Physics & Craig Marshall Hill '88, B.S. Ridgefield, Connecticut Aditya Bhasin '94, B.A. Technology Engineering Sciences Paul Francis Archer '94, A.B. Hamilton College Saratov, Russia BrighamYoung University Flora Engineering Sciences New York, New York Ciampolillo '90, B.A. Burlington, Vermont Dedham, Massachusetts Physiology Wellesley College Malden, Massachusetts

Undergraduateand graduate degreesfrom Dartmouth if not otherwise indicated t Degree Awarded Fall 1995 Jill Margaret Seifert '91, A.B. Lyn E. Ujlaky '75, B.A.; '78 M.S.T. Deborah Williams Holmes '59, B.S.; Frank J. Marre '72, B.A.; '76, D.O. Earth Sciences Evaluative Clinical Sciences '65, Ph.D. Evaluative Clinical Sciences Stanley, Missouri Franklin Pierce College Evaluative Clinical Sciences University of Missouri Allistair L. Sessions '91, B.A. Antioch New England Graduate College Tufts University Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine Earth Sciences Thetford Hill, Vermont University of California, Berkeley James Walter Matthews '86, A.B. Williams College Kristina Isabella Volpe '94, B.S. Corinne Elisabeth Horn '94, B.A. Computer Science Natick, Massachusetts Evaluative Clinical Sciences Evaluative Clinical Sciences Harvard University Susan Budassi Sheehy 69, B.S.; '74 M.S.N. University of Maine Princeton University Hanover, New Hampshire Evaluative Clinical Sciences Melissa Lynn Wei '94, A.B.; '95, B.E. Thomas Patrick Huber '94, A.B. Linda Jean Minsinger '79, B.S.N.; '83, M.Ed. Boston College Engineering Sciences Evaluative Clinical Sciences Evaluative Clinical Sciences Catholic University of America New Hartford, New York Alan P. Hurford '91, B.Sc. Keuka College Steven Silver '69, BA; '75, MD Mingjin Wei '93, B.S. Physics and Astronomy Cambridge College Evaluative Clinical Sciences Chemistry St. Andrews University Kathryn Hiltner Mook '69, DipAD: '86, M.S. George Washington University University of Science and Technology Glasgow, Scotland Evaluative Clinical Sciences Howard University Mengcheng, China Pamela Cullie Jenkins '83, B.S.E.; '92, M.D. Central School Art & Design Gerard A. Silvestri '83, B.S.; '87, M.D. Steven Woloshin '83, B.A.; '87, M.D. Evaluative Clinical Sciences Dartmouth College Evaluative Clinical Sciences Evaluative Clinical Sciences Duke University Nils A. Nieuwejaar '92, B.A. Fairleigh Dickinson University Boston University University of North Carolina Computer Science St. Georges University tRobin Ellen Wooding '93, B.S. Sanjay Khanna Bowdoin College Xiyong Song '89, M.S. Engineering Sciences Computer Science Milford, New Hampshire Computer Science Santa ClaraUniversity Carnegie Mellon University Saurab Nog '94, B.Tec. Tianjin University Fairbanks, Alaska Calcutta, India Computer Science Hongqiao, Tianjin, China James Stanley Wrobel '89, DPM; '94, B.Sc. Eric Paul Kowack '90, B.S. Indian Institute of Technology Mark Edward Splaine '86, A.B.; 91, M.D. Evaluative Clinical Sciences Chemistry Bhopal, India Evaluative Clinical Sciences Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine United States Coast Guard Academy Mary Ann S. O'Connor '69 B.A.; '79, M.A. Harvard College Unviersity of Michigan North Stonington, Connecticut Evaluative Clinical Sciences Dartmouth Medical School tJianxin Wu '84, B.S.; '87, M.S. Anne Marie Largay '91, B.S.; '93, M.P.H. Regis College S. David Su '80, B.S.; '88, MNS Engineering Sciences Evaluative Clinical Sciences Goddard College Evaluative Clinical Sciences Shanghai Jiao Tong University Emory University Liza J. Pintz '92, B.A. lames Madison University Shanghai, China Phillip Christopher Larson '93, B.S. Evaluative Clinical Sciences Worcester Polytechnic Institute Yunxin Wu '93, B.S. Earth Sciences Hampshire College William Francis Sullivan, III '91, B.S. Engineering Sciences University of Minnesota Hebe Bate Quinton '77, A.B. Evaluative Clinical Sciences Tsinghua University Cass Lake, Minnesota Evaluative Clinical Sciences Cornell University Beijing, China Mark S. Laser *David Emmanuel Ruppert '93, B.S. Kristen A. Sweeney '88, B.A.; 93, M.B.A. Qin Zhang '93, B.S. Engineering Sciences Physics and Astronomy Evaluative Clinical Sciences Computer Science Moira Anne Siobhan Lawlor '87, A.B. University of Dallas Saint Anselm College FloridaAtlantic University Evaluative Clinical Sciences Kensington, Maryland New Hampshire College, School of Business Shanghai, China Ann Hyonjeong Lee '94, B.S. Holly Eve Elderd Russo '83, ASNsg; Alexis Sladen Templeton '93, A.B. Lisa Zubkoff '95, B.A. Earth Sciences '95, BSMHR Earth Sciences Evaluative Clinical Sciences University of California, Los Angeles Evaluative Clinical Sciences Hertfordshire, England University of Vermont Fremont, California Palm Beach Community College Joel Zubkoff '93, B.A. Xinzhang Li '87, B.E. Palm Beach Atlantic College Evaluative Clinical Sciences Engineering Sciences Jeanne Colbert Ryer '73, B.A. University of Vermont Hunan University Evaluative Clinical Sciences Wuhan, China University of New Hampshire Kirill V. Lobachyov '93, B.S. Maribel Salas '85, M.D.; '92, M.S. Clinical Sciences Engineering Sciences Evaluative CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF & Technology National University of Mexico Moscow Institute of Physics MASTER OF Moscow, Russia McGill University ARTS IN LIBERAL STUDIES '94. B.S.M.E. Lisa M. Schwartz '85, B.S.; '89, M.D. Michael Edward Manley Michele Angers '87 B.A. Evaluative Clinical Sciences Robert Foote Brownell IIIl '83 B.A. Engineering Sciences Humanities Social Sciences University of Massachusetts at Lowell State University of New York, Binghamton University of New Hampshire Williams College Salem, Massachusetts New York University Newport. New Hampshire Hanover, New Hampshire

t Degree Awarded Fall 1995 * Marshal Undergraduate and graduate degrees from Dartmouth if not otherwise indicated J. Blair Bunting,Jr., '85, A.B. * Daniela Elisabeth Hoffmann, '92, B.S. Stephanie Ann Canada '93 B.A. Helen Mary McNicholas '69 B.S. Social Sciences Durham, North Carolina Union College Social Sciences +Y Matthew Warwick, Boston State College Richard Camuso, '91, A.B. New York San FranciscoState University Princeton Ingrid Christine Iwanow, '92, Woodstock, Vermont University A.B. Foster City, California Ridgefield, Connecticut College of the Holy Cross Diane Brumley Marty '92 B.A. Teresa Lust Davis '86 B.S. Middletown, New Social Sciences Rebecca Sue Carlin, '92, B.S. Jersey Humanities Rochester Holly Noelle Johnson, '92, A.B. Grinnell College Institute of Technology Washington State University Endicott, Lubbock, Texas Thetford, Vermont New York Orford, New Hampshire +¥ William Arthur Eunah Kang, '91, B.A. Diane Lynn Miesen '90 B.A. Castrucci, '92, A.B. Christine Ann Dean '91 A.B. University of California - Santa Barbara Sciences Cornell University Humanities Social El Sobrante, California College Milford, Massachusetts Occidental College Whitman Steven Sungwook Kang, '91, A.B. Portland, Oregon Scott Joseph Clough, '91, B.S. San Diego, California Bates College Andover, Massachusetts Christopher E. Milliman '90 B.A. Eve-Lynne K. E. Ermer '86 B.A. Spencer, Massachusetts Nina Jill Karlin, '91, B.A. Social Sciences Brown University Social Sciences/Sciences DeWayne Collins, '87, B.S. Colby College Cornell University Los Angeles, California Norwich, Vermont Chicago State University Tunbridge, Vermont Chicago, Illinois +¥ Jerilyn Marie Latini, '92, B.S. Susan L. Murphy '73 B.S. University of Massachusetts - Lowell Eric Maxfield Evans '73 A.B. +Y Carey Ann Conley, '90, A.B. Humanities Westport, Massachusetts Humanities Smith College University of Vermont Bennett H. Lee, '92, B.S. Putney, Vermont Northampton, Massachusetts Hartland, Vermont Cornell University tEileen Frances Granahan '83 B.S. Bonnie Hartmann Couture, Kristen Kathleen Patterson '91 A.B. '92, A.B. Walnut Creek, California Social Sciences Exeter, New Hampshire University of Maine Social Sciences Traci Jean Marquis, '92, A.B. Hanover, New Hampshire Gary Randolph Davis,Jr., '92, A.B. Colby College Hingham, Massachusetts Tulsa, Oklahoma Kirsten Britt Jepsen '92 B.S. Cornelia M. Purcell '87 B.A. Fort Kent, Maine Pamela Jeanne Deberghes, '92, B.S. David Social Sciences Social Sciences Maxton Mauney, '90, B.A. Fairfield University Duke University Boston University Wellesley College Cumberland, Rhode Island Asheville, North Honduras Enfield, New Hampshire Carolina B.A. Erik Gunnar Deurell, '89, B.A. Shane Anthony Meehan, '91, A.B. Beth Ann Kaper '92 B.S. Nancy Van Mater Schoeller '71 Humanities Bennington College Stanford University Social Sciences Reading, Massachusetts Westport, Connecticut Arizona State University Elmira College Danbury, New Hampshire John Nicholas Galian, Hannah Davis Morgan, '91, B.A. Lebanon, New Hampshire San Diego State University Haverford College Joan Harrison Kersey '50 B.S. Mary Alynn Sherrell '87 B.G.S. Humanities Torrington, Connecticut Stamford, Connecticut Humanities YSidharta +¥ Kenneth Carl Nowak, '92, B.S. Roosevelt University Pefia Gangadharan, '90, A.B. Utah State University Parsippany, University of California - Los Angeles Chicago, Illinois New Jersey Strafford, Vermont E. Benjamin Orange, California Nancy Priscilla Silliman '94 A.B. Gardner, '70, A.B. Michael Scott Kornfeld '85 B.S. +Joseph William Olinger, '92, B.A. Humanities Princeton University Social Sciences University of Notre Dame Windsor, Vermont Norwich, Vermont University of Michigan Michael Scott Gazzaniga, '91, B.A. Palatine, Illinois Vermont Jennifer Jane Youmans '91 B.F.A. Thetford Center, University California- Santa Barbara Robin Elizabeth Plager, '90, A.B. Humanities Fairview Village, Pennsylvania College Santa Ana, California Johnson State Radhika Anusha Ramanan, '91, A.B. Randolph Center, Vermont Ellen Dfiirinn Gerety, '83, B.A. Bucknell University Mount Holyoke College Avon, Etna, New Hampshire Connecticut +¥§ Alison Michele Samitt, '91, B.A. +Y J. Andrew Green, '92, A.B. Johns Hopkins Universitty Princeton University Montville, Maryland CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF MEDICINE Bettendorf, Idaho Megan Troendly Sandel, '92, B.A. +Y Bradford Spaulding Hall, '92, A.B. Yale University Chidi Chike Achebe, '92, A.B. Diana Kaye Berger, '90, A.B. Bowdoin College Concord, Massachusetts Bard College Beechhurst, New York Bow, New Hampshire Ann Margaret Sandin, '91, B.S.E. Annandale, New York +YAndrew William Black, '92, A.B. James Hermenegildo, '92, B.A. University of Pennsylvania Vivian Lee Artis, '92, B.S. New York, New York University of New Hampshire Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania St. Andrews Presb. College Adrianna Maria Bravo, '92, A.B. North Dartmouth, Massachusetts Wheaton,Maryland Ft Mitchell, Kentucky

§Dean's Medal ¥ Alpha Omega Alpha Honorary Medical Societ + Honors *Class Marshal Tamar Marietta Seiver, '88, A.B. Stacey Ann Wainwright, '91, B.S. Larry A. Clifford '84, B.S .E.E.; Lin Huang Stanford University University of California - Davis '85, B.S.; '88, M.S. '85, M.S.E.E. Orinda, California Merced, California Engineering Sciences James Joseph Sejvar, '91, B.A. Robert William Werling, '86, B.A. Engineering Sciences Zhejiang University Case Western Reserve University Yale University Rutgers University Zhejiang, China Murrysville, Pennsylvania Missoula, Montana Lehigh University Huabei Jiang '84, B.S.; '88, M.S. Jeremy Ashley Spiegel, '92, A.B. Laura Elizabeth Weylman,'88, A.B.; Blairstown, New Jersey Engineering Sciences Princeton University '89, M..Ed. Darien Lewis Cohen '90, B.S. University of Electronic Science & Long Island, New York Dartmouth College Biological Sciences Technology of China Barry David Stein, '91, B.S. Harvard University Savannah State Sichuan, China University of Pennsylvania Winchester, Massachusetts Hardeeville, South Carolina Niyaz Nailjevich Khusnatdinov '84, M.S. Port Washington, New York Joy Elsbeth Wiens, '91, B.A. Shujun Ding '87, B.S.; '92 M.S. Engineering Sciences Preston Sullivan, '91, B.S. Wheaton College Physics and Astronomy Moscow Institute of Physics & Technology University of Southern California Moses Lake, Washington Tsinghua University Chernogolovka, Russia McLean, Virginia Jeffrey William Wiley, '89, A.B. Jiangsu, China William Lawrence John Arthur TenBrook,Jr., '92, A.B. College of the Holy Cross Krause '83, B.S.; Timothy Mark Dwyer '88, B.S. '85, Wilbraham, Massachusetts Celina, Ohio M.S., '92, M.D. Biochemistry Elizabeth Colette TePas, '89, A.B. Gary Springer Winzelberg, '91, B.A. Engineering Sciences College of the Holy Cross Swarthmore College Regis College Harvey Mudd College Denver, Evanston, Illinois Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida Colorado University of California, Los Angeles Emily Reagle Transue, '92, B.S. Randall Scott Zuckerman, '88, B.A. Neil Alan Fanger '91, B.S. Dartmouth Medical School Yale University Colorado College Physiology Etna, New Hampshire Toledo, Ohio Easton, Connecticut Denison University Melissa Dawn Lee '89, B.S. '91, M.S. Jeffrey William Vigil-Sewell, '85, B.S. Fort Wayne, Indiana Chemistry Colorado School of Mines Norman Yves Garceau '87, B.S. Clemson University Littleton, Colorado Biochemistry Brown University State University of NewYork, Plattsburgh Sumter, South Carolina CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF Lake Placid, New York Chunlei Liu '87, B.S. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Cathleen Ann Geiger '85, B.S. ; '88, M.S. Physiology Engineering Sciences University of Science and Technology Long Island University Beijing, China Helene Rita Arcand '90, B.A. University of Bergen-Norway Eric J. Lund Peter Michael Blisniuk '89, B.S. Chemistry Cazenovia, New York Earth Sciences Physics and Astronomy College of the Holy Cross Timothy Hurley Gfroerer Massachusetts University of Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Coventry, Rhode Island Physics and Astronomy Miami, Florida Gernsbach, Germany tChris Armen '90, B.S.; '93, M.S. University of the South Yulia Y. Maxuitenko Rosemary M. Caron '90, B.A. '90, M.S. Computer Science Georgia Institute of Technology Pharmacology and Pharmacology and Toxicology Toxicology University of Hartford Atlanta, Georgia Moscow Institute of Chemical Regis College Engineering Helene Rita Arcand '90, B.A. Alan Leslie Goldstein '83, B.A.; '89, M.S. Moscow, Russia Merrimack, New Hampshire Chemistry Biochemistry Thomas Pichet Chintrakulchai Joseph Onofrey '89, B.A. College of the Holy Cross University of CaliforniaSanta Cruz Chemistry Computer Science Coventry, Rhode Island University of California, Berkeley The College of the Holy Cross Chulalongkorn University tChris Armen '90, B.S.; '93, M.S. San Francisco, California Westfield, Massachusetts Asian Institute of Technology Computer Science Todd Lynn Hochwitz '89, B.S. Mehmet Tamay Ozgokmen Bangkok, Thailand '88, B.S.; University of Hartford Engineering Sciences '90, M.S. Lisa Boucher Clark '77, B.A.; '80, M.S. Dartmouth College University of Wisconsin-Madison Biochemistry Engineering Sciences Norwood, Massachusetts Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin University of Hawaii at Manoa Bogazici University Sunitha Baskaran '91, B.Tech Minjie Hu '82, B.S.; '88, M.S. University of Miami Dover, New Hampshire Engineering Sciences Biochemistry Istanbul-Yenikoy, Turkey Regional Wuhan Engineering College University Catalin Radu Picu '89, Dipl. Eng. Karur, India Beijing University Engineering Sciences Wuhan, China Polytechnic Institute of Bucharest Bucharest, Romania

Undergraduateand graduate degreesfrom Dartmouth if not otherwise indicated t Degree Awarded Fall 1995 Stephanie May Argamaso Della Colleen Bennett Shawn Theodore Burgess Alexander Nikolaeyich Pronin '86, M.S. Gang Wang '82, B.S.; '88, M.S. LeAnne Peper Armano John Thomas Bennett Dax Thomas Burkhart Engineering Sciences Pharmacology and Toxicology David Michael Aronchick *Laura Lorraine Bennett Helen Metcalf Burnham Moscow Polytechnic Institute Nanking University Peter Ravindran Jennifer Louise Bentwood Tyler Matthew Burpee Chernogolovka, Russia Suzhou Medical Center Arulananthamn Joseph Robert Berger '95 Catherine Rachel Burt Arthur Russell '90, B.S. Hangzhou, China tMichael Douglas Stuart Asano Colin Michael Bernardino Christa Marie Burtscher Chemistry Qing Wang '91, M.D. Alinia Uy Asmundson Clifton Charles Berry Adrian Emmerson Busby Southern Oregon State College Biochemistry Andrew Logan Atterbury Allison Letitia Bertness Mark Buschmann Gresham, Oregon Peking Union Medical College Selma Elizabeth Attride Suzanne Parker Bird Frederick Marshall Bush, IV tTheodore R. Sana '87, B.S. Beijing, China Jennifer Allaire Ayars Marsha Stephanie Blake Matthew Donald Bush Pharmacology and Toxicology tQizhi Wang '85, B.S.; '91, A.M. Owen Austin Aylesworth '95 Margaret Stofer Block Amanda Faith Bushor '97 Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science Pharmacology and Toxicology Matthew McLaurine Elizabeth Anne Bloodgood Taurey Roosevelt Butler Paradise Valley, Arizona Beijing Medical University Babcock '94 Daniel Aaron Bloom Karyn Elizabeth Bysshe Christian John Sieracki '82, B.S.; '84, M.E. Dartmouth College Christopher Asplund Bach Lisa M. Bohenko Timothy Leopold Caban Engineering Sciences Hainan, China Alix Badenhausen Michael P. Bolf Makishma Marriette Cabo Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Amy J. Warren '91, B.A. Janny Bae Michael Hayden Boothby Kristen Wells Calcagni Edgecomb, Maine Chemistry Michele Baez Jonathan McGregor Bordeau Tara Kathleen Callahan Libby Alice Stern '89, B.A.; '91, M.S. Goucher College Caroline Louise Bagshaw Erik Martin Borgen *Shakari Nichele Cameron Earth Sciences Washington, Maryland Matthew James Bailey John Charles Bosacco Christopher Whitney Pomona College Robert Wayne Warren '82, B.S. Bryon Patrick Baker Jeffrey Anthony Botelho Campbell Dartmouth College Chemistry Noel Bakh Michele Inede Bourgoin Gavin M. Campbell Rochester, Michigan Texas A&M University Mikhail Gennadjevich Robert Peter Bourque Berit Katrina Campion Melinda Dawn Treadwell '9(), B.S. Victoria, Texas Balabayev '95 Justin Shepard Boyd Bridget Mary Canniff Pharmacology and Toxicology Lori Anne White '88, B.A.; '90, M.S. Brian Robert Balsis Jeffrey James Braciak Jacob Richard Capps Keene State Biochemistry James Paul Barabas Carrington Benjamin Bradley *Thomas Michael Caputo Nashua, New Hampshire University of Maine Mario Miguel Barge Katharine Hazen Bradley Devon Dwyer Carew Joseph Martin Ueland '89, B.A. Worcester, Massachusetts John Frederick Barrett Marc-Francois Tarbe Xavier Ryan Joseph Carey Biochemistry *Leonard Francis Wisniewski '90, B.A. Lisa Shanel Barrett Bradley Baron James Carlson Reed College Computer Science Trumbull Bouton Barrett Michael Patrick Bradley Matthew Thomas Carlson Portland, Oregon LaSalle University John Fidalgo Barros Drew Amin Brady Darin Carrasco Christopher Richard Vyhnal '87, B.A.; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Miranda Emily Barrows Jason Henry Brady Cecily Mara Carson '95 '89, M.S. Xiaojian Ye '87, B.S.; '91 M.S. Pablo Esteban Barrutia Benjamin Marc Brainard Eunice Rose Carson '95 Earth Sciences Biological Sciences Alegria Sarah Michelle Branae Jason Shawn Casavant Colgate University Nanjing University Brian Christopher Barry Michelle Anne Brattson Christopher Edward University of Tennessee Cornell University Eliza Louise Barry James Francis Brennan Castonguay Tulsa, Oklahoma Nanjing, China Paola Dorothy Linda Jane Brewer James Morris Chadd tYin Zhang '86, B.S. Barucchieri Chemistry Marshall Perkins Bass '94 Laura Gail Bright Robert Martin Chambers University of Science and Technology Maribel Bastian Heather Rebecca Brignull Louis Chang Changchun, China Jon Sumner Beadell Malia Nicole Brink Margaret Lee Ping Chang Ryan Rossi Beal Sarah Wilson Brooke Michele Hai-Shieng Chang Jerod Anthony Beatty Aaron T. Brooks Natasha Anna Chang CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS Jeffrey Thomas Becker Brice Atkinson Brown '95 Olli Nicholas Chanoff Michael Brabant Beckley Jessica Hallee Brown Marshall Dean Chase Eric Max Behling Nathaniel Luke Brown Suniti K.iransinh Chauhan Isabelle Beilman Stephanie Diane Brown Christine Suhming Chen '97 Todd Mitchell Aaron Hina Nikhath Ahmed Anenberg Jessica Lee Bryan Scott Beiner '95 Suzanne Beth Brown Chyi Gary Chen Drew William Ackert Norman Lindell Alderman Kirstin Noelle Annunziata Brook Jeffery Bell James Elliot Bruce Miriam A. Cherry Lee Nii Noi Addo Elizabeth Anne Allen Anthony Scott Duncan Courtney Ann Bell Michel Edward Brudzinski Kristin Lynette Cheshire Ping-Ann Addo Mason L. Allen Maxine Appel Rebecca Stasia Ann Bembenek *Danielle Elizabeth Brune Yeukkei Cheung '95 Jessica Craigle Adelman Amy Starr Aloysi Mikiko Hiilei Shelley Eran Bendavid '97 Alexander Jeffrey Brunner Kendra Dawn Cheves Kavon Adli Mi Ryung An Arakawa Amel Farouk Ahmed Michael Temple Anderson Andrew Edward Bender Brian Henry Bundock Herman Hao-Ting Chiang Joshua Kogan Benn Lara Elizabeth Burgel Zenaida Chico Rebecca Lyn Benn Jane Kelly Burger Edward Chin Red ribbons worn by some candidates indicate membership in Phi Beta Kappa Andrew Russell Friedman Christopher Soo Young Cho Katharine Cox Danzansky Jenny Rebecca Ellis Mark Phillip Griffin John Alan Hiler Michael Joseph Rosa Sangmi Cho Angelos John Dassios Leigh Christiane Elmore Laura Kelcey Grimm Brian Thomas Hill Fromberger '93 Sung Eun Choi Ilana Lea Davidi Molly Morgan Emott Lee Matthew Grinberg Alexander Tell Hillel Jennifer Ann Frontera Simi Chopra Derik LaShawn Davis Albrecht Enders Elizabeth Jane Gross Antonia Josephine Alexis Matthew Harold Timothy Young Chow John Thomas Davis Christina Kazumi Eng Timothy Douglas Craig Grossberg Hock Fulton Edward Christopher Chu Amy Lynn Decker Lissa Sylvie Engle '95 Ryshard Grzanka Jason Morris Hockenberry Lisana S. Gabriel Gloria Ming Chung Karen Chase Deisseroth Jeffrey Robertson English William Brian Guerin Jennifer Katherine Hodge Tracey Rende Gainor Mark Bernard Cicirelli Brandon del Pozo Kara Kaivlani Enos Karla Isabel Guerra '94 Jonathan Welbourn Hodgson Jennifer Jon Christopher Lewis Clark Luis Alfonso del Valle '95 Michelle Joy Erickson Grace Gallagher David Salvatore Guerrerio Todd Weller Hoffman Thomas Neil Clarke Jason Anthony Demers Tessa Marie Erickson Douglas Andrew Ganley Sanjay Kumar Gupta Max Alexander Holdo Sara Wood Clash *Lauren Hobbs Demski David Scott Erikson Megan Miller Gaphardt Heidi Hachtel Melinda Jane Holl Matthew James Garabedian Christopher Sewall Clay Andrew James Denekas Lanea Cathleen Eschmeyer Stephen Anthony Haddad Kristin O'Hara Holland Veronica Garcia Miranda Cleary Scott Alexander Denham Pamela Lynn Esposito Travis Scott Haggard Mark Richard Holm Tammi Tamura Gardner '94 Kimberlee Anne Cleaveland Brent Clifford de Riszner Susan Carol Ettinger Shannon Margaret Haley Matthew Benjamin Rachel Hill Cleaves Aimee Marie Diaz Neil Douglas Evans Monica Paz Garin Edward Matthew Hall Holmwood Kenneth Benjamin Clemmer Jeneen Marie DiBenedetto Peter Bradford Evans Spencer Hoyt Garrett Robert Kyle Hamilton Emily Judith Holt Jeffrey Heidi Cleveland Deanna Jane Dick Sarah Chipman Fall Michael Gauthier Scott Morrison Hammond Chesley Ann Homan John Alex Cocoziello Manjiri Mukund Didolkar Nina Fallon Georgina Elizabeth Gemmill Peter Han Joey Robert Hood Kristin Michele Gendron Nicole Leah Cohen Gregory Michael DiGennaro Kimberly Jean Fannoney Philip Martin Hanaka Travis Whittier Horton Christopher Josephine Reagan Coker Joshua Scott Dines Jason Charles Fanuele Brandt George Christy Hansel Sarah Catherine Howald Enrique Goicoa Colbert Meredith Spencer Dixon Cristina Elizabeth Farrell Tracy-Ann Delia George Jamie Marie Hansen Eric Scott Howard '95 Elissa Jill Germaine Elizabeth Carney Coleman *Brendan Joseph Doherty Timothy Francis Farrell Justin Randal Hansen Patricia Colleen Howard '95 David Lisa Jane Conathan Kevin Francis Dolan Rick Anthony Fasani Laine Gershenson Margaret Paige Harbaugh '93 Chung-Wen Hsieh Matthew Richard W. Connelly, Jr. Scott Alan Dolesh Edward Robert Fein '94 B Giger Carmen Louise Harden Katherine Hu Garrett Michael Gil de Rubio Peterson Goodwyn Katherine Pulumbarit Jason Daniel Feldman Cara Rose Hardy George Jiunruey Huang Mark William Giles Conway, VIII '95 Domingo Rosaida Yeng Mapoy Felipe David Hardman Harley Joanna Marie Hubbard '95 Shannon Nicole Giles Justin Stuart Cooper Gregory Stephen Donahue Simone Marie Ferdinand Amy Nicole Harman Robert Stevens Huddleston Heidi Welsh Corderman Sean Patrick Donahue Diane Fernandes Gregory Paul Gilmer Aassia Haroon Nathan Korey Hugenberger Thomas Rendal Gilmore, Meredith Champney Cornell Ryan Patrick Donovan Philip Mark Ferrera Ill Rebecca Rowan Harrington Patsa Hungspreugs Marc Amy Goullaud Coughlin Kirsten Lea Doolittle Alexander Steele Ferries Andrew Ginsburg Andrew Stephan Harris James Micheal Hunter '95 Karin Frances Giordano Cristina Nicole Courey Eric Robert Dorre Jason VanGallow Ferries Herlena Harris Caroline K. Hur Brian John Giunta Thomas Weldon Courtney James B. Dravillas Kerry Alison Fiacco Emily Bronwyn Harrison Jaime Matthew Hutter Michael Walter Gluck Ronald Alan Covey J. Morgan Drmaj '95 Susan Wagner Fields Elizabeth Virginia Harrold Eric H. Hwang tJeffrey Scott Goins '91 Lynda Ann Cowin Jessica Lyn Drolet Inga Lisa Fisk Mobina Hashmi William Dale Hwang Noah Daniel Susan Rebecca Crandall Pace Alexander Duckenfield Ryan Matthew FitzSimons Goldberg Sherif A. Hassan Andre Paul Hylton Aren Goldsmith Brian Gail Crawford Kimberly Lee Duckworth Edith Morgan Flatley Kristen Ann Havens Jeremy Alexander Idjadi Brian Matthew Crowell Jessica Lynne Duda Daniel Flax Brian Louis Goldstein UnJa Lucille Hayes Svetlana Yuliyanova Ilieva Daniel Lawther Gonzalez Aaron Seth Culliney Angela Marie Duff Katherine Margaret Forbes Edward Welch Hazard Catherine Impastato Zobeida Isabel Gonzalez '95 Trisha Kathryn Cunningham Amy Teresa Duggan Matthew Jay Fornari '95 Justin Lee Heather Jason Wade Ingram '95 Anh-Thu Tong-Nu Cunnion Brian Cargill Dunbar Susan A. Foster '92 Sara Emily Goodson David John Hemmer Sarah Brown Inwood '95 Julie Elizabeth Goodwin Michael James Curran Mary Beth Dunham Michelle Appoline Francois Abbey Lee Henderson Jacob Mark Isler Lauren Elizabeth Currie Jason Robert Dunklee Elisa Marie Francovilla '95 Laurie Ann Gordon Jason Joseph Hendricks Jesse Howard Israel Michael Adam Gordon Sean Robert Cushing John Joseph Dwyer. Jr. Christian Douglas Franklin Aleph Henestrosa Conoain Sheryl Louise Jacobson Rebecca Ann Gorman Christopher D'Addario William George Eckhert Gregory Adam Frantz Lauren Elizabeth Hennessy Christian Hohenlohe Jacobus Paul Russell Edward Dalferes Alexander Ryan Edlich Carrie Elizabeth Freeman John Graeve. Lindsay Grace Henwood Michael Bennett Jakola +Jeffrey Baghdassarian Rupin Dang '94 Cassie Rachel Ehrenberg Scott Douglas Freeman Jennifer Lynn Herbst Brian Clarke Jaquet '95 *Calvin Lamont Daniels Andrew Bernard Ehrinpreis Daniel Louis Frem Granoff '94 Craig Joseph Herkal Peter Maciej Jastreboff Brendan Joseph Grattan Fiona Susan Danks Dawn Elyse Elliott Charles Joseph French Benjamin Scott Herman William Horace Jeffress, III Rebecca Wells Graves Patricia Elizabeth Herrera Alicia Karin Jennings Anna Alexandra Green Karen Lee Hersey Leslie Ann Jennings Ryan Bradley Green Kathleen Elizabeth Hickey Eric Gregory Jensen Erica Ann Greenwood Kimberly A. Hicks Gregory Scott Jensen David John Grelotti John Andrew * Marshal Higgins William Jin Yunsian Tai Neesha Ramchandani Teresa Dana Sainsbury Smith William Thomas John Christopher Langdon White Iris Waleska Ramirez Ethan John Sawyer Derek Jason Smith Tiffany Anne Tamaroff Uppington Halley Rhodes White Batista '95 Gino Joseph Scalabrini Jeffrey Squires Smith Mary Agnes Anastasia Thomas Stuart Vale April Kay Whitescarver Elizabeth Ann Rawson Christopher Charles Schachte Karen Elizabeth Smith Tatman William Durwood Debra Anne Whitney Heidi Vanderhoop Stephen Anthony Reber '94 Adam Jason Scheier '95 Karen Marietta Smith Castro Rebecca Taylor Emily Catherine Wicker Melissa Joan Scott Clifton Reeder Erik Matthew Scheier Laurel Elizabeth Smith Taylor Cameron Wheeler van Orman Jennifer Larkin Widham '95 Paige Diana Regenstein Andrew Martin Schlatter Meghan Anne Smith Michael Bedford Taylor Christopher Ryan Van Vliet Daniel Craig Wiener Joshua Charles Edgardo Costa Reis Gabriel Sebastian Lange Shannon Marie Smith Thomas Edward Varney Michael Allen Wiles Templeton David Christopher Reymann Schlumberger Tameka Shawn Alston Snipes '95 Natalia Ana Veniard Oliver Anthony McClure Will Michelle Jonathan Michael Reymann Christopher William Schmidt Brian Jeffrey Snyder Lee Thibodeau MaryAnn Veseskis '89 Kimberly J. Williams Bryan David Cameron Reynolds Jennifer Holly Schneider Sara Alexandra Solin Christopher Eugene Reid Veto Kristin Lynn Williams Thistle '94 David Rhee John Vincent Schneider Andrew Michael Solomon Michelle Villalobos Mia Williams Eugene Sup Rhim Maura Jane Schneider Jung Yeon Son '97 Craig Michael Thomas David Illescas Villarama James Barrett Willingham *James Timothy Rich Jessica Bradley Schopp Bin Song Frances Scott Thomas Roger Bracher Vincent. Jr. Alexander John Willscher Joel Tharian Thomas Andrew Brian Richards Anne Crowther Schorreck Raman Soobrian '95 Sara Evangeline Vogler John C. Wilson Peter Corbet Thomas Gregory Philip Richards Christian Albert Schrobsdorff Theodore Charles Sorom Shervyn J. Von Hoerl Marc Samuel Wilson Patrick Stanley Riehl Michael Edward Schuster Anne Kathryn Soutter Jeremiah Kaiwiki Thompson James von Rittmann '95 Steven Edward Wilson Randie Sue Gerald Abram Rife, III Eric Thomas Schwartz Paul Holden Spaht, Jr. Thompson Erik Edward Matthew Ashley Wiltshire William Michael Joseph Rigney Meredith Margaret Scott Pamela Lynn Spann Isaac Thorne Wachtenheim '92 Amy Kathryn Winchester Thornton Warren Burton Riley, Jr. Thomas Matthew Scott Samantha Jean Sparks Joel Andrew Anne Sheldon Wade Eric Craig Winograd Tito Julia Geary Rissmiller Keara L. Sease Salvatore Joseph Spataro, Jr. Ilan Leon Jennifer Doreen Wajnberg Cory Wishengrad Mieka Simone Ritsema Amy Blair Seidler Sharon Virginia Spatz Andrew William James Aliza Tamar Waksal Jennifer Mae Withers Federico Osvaldo Rivera '95 Shuhei Sekiguchi Hayley Dana Spizz Toler '93 Aaron Everett Waldman '95 Wendy Davis Witten Jason Michael Robbins Michelle Frances Seldin '95 Derek Hunter Squire John Richard Tomkinson, Jr. Daniel Richard Walker Sharon Beth Wolfe Daniel Peter Torinus '95 Cynthia Alicia Roberts Denis Matthew Serenyi Vikram Kadaba Sharon Nkeiruka Walker Adam Laurance Wollowick Laura Anne Michael Douglas Roberts Juan Carlos Serrano Srimurthy '95 Torres Stephen Mark Wampler Charles Jackson Wray David Bruce Robinson Stacey Lynne Serrano Tyler William Stableford Nancy Ann Toth Lee Margaret Warren Marilyn Ann Wrenn William Andrew Rodriguez Sabrina Margaret David Martin Stack Whidden Tovell, Jr. Shilyh Jean Warren Christine Rachele Wright Jason Leo Roelke '95 Serrantino '95 Amy Marie Staehr Diane Hoa Tran John-Keith Wasson Jennifer Anne Wulff Rachel Eleah Roisman Kathleen Fitzgerald Shanahan Jennifer D. Stamp Lisa Khanh Tran Amanda Rhea Wayne Grace Yaw Yador Alexander Gaylord Devyani Sharma Chandra Ellamarye Stanley Jennifer Guy Tranter Holly Beth Weaver Joseph John Ybarra Romanchak Barry Steven Shea Brant Fairbanks Stead Thomas Michael Triplett Andrew Cushing Webb Pei Lynn Yee Danielle Mary Elizabeth Romano Eva Louise Sheibar Allison Margaret Stedman Chung Sook Tripp Susan Jill Webber Jason Hilohah York Shelly Jo Roper Yuan Shen Zachary William Stein Simon Andrew Tripp Andrew Seth Weinberg Oglesby Herbert Young, IV Kathleen Elizabeth Rose Derek Garth Shendell Justin Andrew Steinman Gene Russel Truex David Todd Weinberg Timothy Joseph Young Lori Ellen Roseman Meghan Anne Sherlock Ian Jeremy Stewart Jun Tsutsumi Stefanie Weinstein Sophia K. Zalios Ramyar D Rossoukh Ingrid Shieh Jonathon Edward Stewart Cameron Royce Turner Jonathan Tim Weisberg Nikolas I. Zanetti Brice Eric Rowan Dror Menachem Shimshowitz Leonardo Stezano Bruce William Turpie Nina Frances Wessel Zimo Zeng Erin Elizabeth Rowell Katherine Ellen Shortridge Erik Michael Stien Kenji Uematsu Amy Elizabeth Westpfahl YinLan Zhang Thomas Justin Alexander Ruben '95 Maneesh Shrivastav Lisa Barre Stigler Chance Uger Tom Whang Michael Joseph Zigmont Jody Francene Rudman Elizabeth Ann Shugert Jonathan Thomas Stoel Alexandra Conrad Zissu Audra Liza Rudys '95 Katherine Lauren Shutzer Anne Elizabeth Stone Jesse Rio Russell Scott Michael Silver Nora Herbert Stowell Elizabeth Edna Rybicki Matthew David Silvia Michael Eric Strahs IN MEMORIAM Catherine Mary Rymas Eboney Joett Simmons John M. Strayer Phillip Samuel Francis Deloria Kwame Cabral Simms '95 Kirsten Elizabeth Amena Saeed Sarah McKnight Devens Greig Douglas Saggers Jennifer Kristin Sims Stromberg '94 Carlos David Sainchez Gerald Blaine Singleton Sarah Anne Sugden James Sanchez Helene Marie Sisti Morgen Anne Sullivan Kimberley Dinah Sanderson Tiernan Sacks Sittenfeld William Eric Swanson Aaron Matthew Sandoski Thomas Kirk Slabaugh, Jr. Christopher Brian Sweeney Vanessa Lyn Santaga Alexander Otey Smith '95 Lara Ann Swensen Joy-Lynne Manansala Santa Cory Hartford Smith PHI BETA KAPPA PRIZES AWARDED TO CANDIDATES FOR The following 1996 graduates qualified for membership in Phi Beta Kappa THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS

TtIHE ACADEMY Lee N. N. Addo Travis S. Haggard Bradley A. Parks OF AMERICAN POETS POETRY PRIZE Second Place: Erika S. Meitner Jessica L. Anenberg Justin R. Hansen Scott L. Porter '95 Scott D. Anthony Aassia Haroon Brandon C. Prelogar TIHE SALVADOR ALLENDE MEMORIAL PRIZE Peter R. Arulanantham Elizabeth V. Harrold Lukasz M. Rachuba Joseph J. Ybarra Matthew J. Bailey David J. Hemmer David C. Reymann THE ADELIBERT AMES FINE ARTS AWARDS Miranda E. Barrows Lindsay G. Henwood David C. Reynolds Joanna M. Hubbard '95 Devyani Sharma Natalia A. Veniard George J. Huang Patrick S. Riehl Jon S. Beadell THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY UNI)ERGRADUATE AWARD IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY Michael J. Rigney Eric M. Behling Nathan K. Hugenberger Joel A. Thornton B. Jeffery Bell Jaime M. Hutter David B. Robinson THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTS FOUNDATION STUDENT AWARD Svetlana Y. Ilieva Andrew Rodriguez Eran Bendavid '97 Andrew J. Komorwski Michelle A. Brattson Kristin H. Johnson Kathleen E. Rose THE KENNETH ARCHIBALD ATIIILETIC PRIZE James F. Brennan Christopher Kao Justin A. Ruben '95 Kristen J. Manwaring Brian H. Bundock Sharon D. Karlsberg Catherine M. Rymas Matthew T. Carlson Mina Kim Aaron M. Sandoski THE SAMUEL E. ARONOWITZ PRIZES Natasha A. Chang Jack Kolodny Andrew M. Schlatter Rachel E. Roisman Miriam A. Cherry Farouk S. Ladha Christopher W. Schmidt THE BENJAMIN E BARGE PRIZES FOR ORATORY Timothy Y. Chow Jennifer L. Land Michael E. Schuster First Place: Monica J. Oberkofler Second Place: Kishan K.. Putta Edward C. Chu Kira T. Lawrence A. Blair Seidler Third Place: Matthew J. Bailey Kimberlee A. Cleaveland Audra K. Lazarus Devyani Sharma Fourth Place: Sabrina M. Serrantino '95 Shen John A. Cocoziello Laura E. Lee Yuan THE BARRE TT ALL-ROUND ACHIEVEMENT CUP Nicole L. Cohen Tristan D. Lewis Dror M. Shimshowitz Thomas Michael Caputo Samuel J. Liebhaber Katherine E. Shortridge Justin S. Cooper THE BENJAMIN G. BENNER 1969 AWARDS Dana S. Smith Thomas W. Courtney William A. Lockwood III First Place: Elizabeth V. Harrold Laurel E. Smith R. Alan Covey Emily B. Luukko Second Place: Alison A. McKee Angelos J. Dassios Gholson J. Lyon Bin Song Third Place: Jane K. Burger Rose S. Lee Anita L. Mannan Theodore C. Sorom Brian C. Dunbar THE BENNETT ESSAY PRIZE Salvatore J. Spataro Jr. William G. Eckhert Kristina T. Marty Gerald Singleton Lanea C. Eschmeyer Matthew D. McGill Allison M. Stedman THE GORDON P BENNETT LINEMAN AWARDS Neil D. Evans Sara J. McKinstry Justin A. Steinman Gerald Abram Rife III Rick A. Fasani Jonathan D. Meltzer Michael E. Strahs Edward R. Fein '94 Michelle N. Meyer Morgen A. Sullivan THE DAVID BIRNEY AWARD Rebecca A. Gorman Diane Fernandes Betsy A. Miller Joel A. Thornton Gregory A. Frantz David A. Monaco Ilan L. Tito THE JOSHUA D. BLUM AWARD Jennifer A. Frontera M. Hadley Mullin Nancy A. Toth William A. Lockwood III John D. Peoples David L. Gershenson Jessica R. Murray William T. J. Uppington THE LOUIS BREER AWARD Marc A. Ginsburg Melissa A. Myers James von Rittmann '95 Christopher W. Schmidt Sanjay Natarajan Daniel C. Wiener Karin F. Giordano THE BROOKS CUP FOR DEBATING Kimberly J. Williams Aren Goldsmith Tyler G. Newby David C. Reymann Rebecca W. Graves Christopher J. Norberg Kristin L. Williams THE ADAM N. BROWN '97 MEMORIAL AWARI) IN GEOGRAPHY Monica J. Oberkofler Alexander J. Willscher Ryan B. Green Bradley A. Parks Lee M. Grinberg Mary V. O'Connor Cory Wishengrad THE NATHAN I). BU GBEE 1925 MEMORIAL TRACK PRIZE Stephen A. Haddad Ethan E Ostrow Zimo Zeng Timothy F. Farrell Sarah C. Howald

THE AIM F CIESAIRE AWRDI) IN TiHE HUMANITIES Marsha Stephanie Blake

ITHEIILORENCE FLETCHER CHARLES BOTANY PRIZE Benjamin S. Herman

THE NORMAN GRANT CLARK TROPHY John C. Bosacco THE CLASS OF 1859 HISTORY PRIZE THE DOWNEY FAMILY PRIZE IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Matthew B. Holmwood Justin A. Ruben '95

THE CLASS OF 1965 ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS THE W. E. B. DuBOIS PRIZE FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE IN MEMORY OF CHARLES EASTMAN Lee N. N. Addo Simone M. Ferdinand Deanna Jane Dick Lee Alan Keli'i Opulauoho THE CHARLES HOWARD DUDLEY PRIZE William Durwood Vanderhoop Michelle Nicole Meyer THE CLASS OF 1965 ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS THE JOHN EBERS PRIZE IN MEMORY OF DANIEL S. SIMON Jessica R. Murray Elizabeth Anne Cain Jeremiah Kaiwiki Thompson THE WILLARI) W. EGGLESTON MEMORIAL BOTANY PRIZES OUTSTANDING WOMAN ATHLETE AWARD THE CLASS OF 1976 Sharon D. Karlsberg Justin A. Ruben '95 Maribel Sanchez THE BENJAMIN AND EDNA EHRLICH PRIZE IN THE DRAMATIC ARTS INSPIRATION AWARD THE CLASS OF 1978 Marsha Stephanie Nora H. Stowell Blake THE EXCELLENCE IN WOMEN'S STUDIES PRIZE THE CLASS OF 1985 SPIRIT AWARD Shilyh J. Warren Trudy M. Muller THE ARTHUR FEINSTEIN 1955 MEMORIAL AWARD THE COACHES AWARD Sue J. Kim Alison A. McKee THE LUCINDA FERNALD AWARD THE COLBY GOVERNMENT PRIZE Kate E. Andrews Kristina T. Marty THE CHARLES S. FLEET '53 PRIZES THE GEORGE A. COLLIGAN MEMORIAL PRIZES Sharon Colter P. Leys D. Karlsberg THE FRENCH CONSULATE PRIZES JAMES HENRY COOKE TROPHY THE Mary Beth Dunham Ilan L. Gregory P. Gilmer Tito THE ELEANOR FROST EXPERIMENTAL THEATER PRIZE AWARD FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE THE STACEY COVERDALE MEMORIAL Marsha Stephanie Blake Rebecca A. Gorman Anthony Beatty Amanda Maw Jerod Karen J. Koontz THE SIDNEY COX PRIZES THE PETER V.W. GARDNER AWARD D. Kraft Second Place: Elizabeth J. Gross First Place: Nathaniel Gregory R. Obenshain THE CLOISE APPLETON CRANE PRIZE IN FRENCH AND ITALIAN THE THOMAS Leigh C. Elmore J. GAUDET JR. 1981 MEMORIAL PRIZE Angela M. Duff Wendy D. Witten THE CLOISE APPLETON CRANE PRIZE IN RUSSIAN THE ROBERT C. GEBHARDT MEMORIAL AWARD Lisa J. Conathan Colter P. Leys THE HANNAH T. CROASDALE AWARDS IHE JULIA H. GEER AWARD Danieleel Elizabeth Brune Wendi W. Potter THE CULLEY CONCERTO COMPETITION THE GEER WOMEN'S SWIMMING AWARD Woodwinds: Bridget M. Canniff Karyn E. Bysshe THE JOSEPH BALLET JR. 1927 MEMORIAL PRIZE THE GERMAN CONSULATE AWARD Janny Bae Matthew T. Carlson Damian A. Johnson Veronica Garcia Michelle E. Villalobos THE GERMAN CONSULATE BOOK AWARDS THE DARTMOUTH COMMUNITY MEDIATION CENTER CITATION Justin S. Cooper David S. Guerrerio Svetlana Y. Ilieva Hayley D. Spizz Monica J. Oberkofler Naomi L. Parker David B. Robinson THE DARTMOUTH CUP Lauren H. Demski THE ALTHEA GIBSON - JESSE OWENS AWARD Drew A. Brady THE DEAN'S PRIZE THE JOHN C . GLOVER SWIMMING TROPHY Sharon Dana Karlsberg David B. Kramer THE FRANCOIS DENOEU PRIZE THE LES GODWIN AWARD Jennifer H. Scheider Peter M. Oberle THE TOM DENT MEMORIAL LACROSSE AWARD THE MORRELLI GOLDBERG PRIZE Justin S. Boyd Ruth Marie Morgan THE GEORGE E. DILLER MEMORIAL AWARD Susan E. Podsadowski THE ZORA NEALE HUIRSTON ROBERT C. AND AUGUSTA GOODMAN AWARD AWARD IN SOCIAL SCIENCES Rebecca R. Harrington Shakari N. Cameron THE PHILLIP R. JACKSON ENGINEERING THE WILLY GORRISSEN PRIZE IN ASIAN STUDIES PRIZE Angelos Chyi G. Chen J. Dassios THE RAYMOND S. JACKSON M.D. HEALTH THE DONALD AND LILILIAN GOSS SPIRIT AWARI) SERVICE AWARD Catherine Impastato Cassie R. Ehrenberg Amy N. Harman THE WILLIAM B. THE FRANCIS W. GRAMI ICH PHILOSOPHY PRIZE JAFFE AWARD Gwyn Lydna A. Cowin David C. Reymann Ann Prentice THE EDWIN THE GRIMES ENGLISH PRIZE F. JONES HISTORY PRIZE Miriam A. Cherry FirstPlace: Aassia Haroon Second Place: Gene R. Truex Derik L. Davis Christopher W. Schmidt Honorable Mention: Andrew M. Schlatter Jennifer A. Wulff THE ERNEST EVERETT JUST AWARD

THE GRIMES PRIZE FOR GENERAL IMPROVEMENT Simone M. Ferdinand Natalyn Patrice Nails THE JOHN G. KEMENY PRIZE Thomas M. Caputo THE RAMON GUTHRIE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Mark W. Giles Jonathan D. Meltzer Joey R. Hood THE AGNES B. KURTZ AWARD

THE EARL R HAMILTON VARSITY AWARD Jennifer D. Stamp Timothy C. Cross THE ALEXANDER LAING MEMORIAL WRITING AWARDS Poetry: First Place: Laurel E. THE HANDEL SOCIETY CHORUS AWARI)S Smith Second Place: Jennifer L. Land Honorable Katherine P. Domingo Mention: Sean P. Donahue Kristen A. Havens THE DOROTHY THE LEWIS H. HANEY PRIZE HALL LEAVITT AWARD Farouk S. Ladha Lauren H. Demski THE LARRY LEAVITT 1925 WOMEN'S THE LORRAINE HANSBERRY AND JAMES VAN DER SEE AWARD BASKETBAIL AWARI) Marsha Stephanie Blake Shannon N. Giles Natalyn P. Nails Kira T. Lawrence THE MARK L. LEBOWITZ 1977 THE HARDY-SKILLING PRIZE IN LITERATURE MEMORIAl PRIZE Matthew First Place: Erika S. Meitner Second Place: Andrew S. MacDowell, Ill'95 T. Carlson Honorable Mention: Michelle Meyer THE DICK LEISCHING AWARD

THE PAUL S. HARMON TROPHY Jonathan T. Stoel John J. Dwyer Jr. 1THE LOCKWOOD DEBATING PRIZE Andre THE ELDEN BENNETT HARTSHORN MEDAL P. Hylton Marc S. Wilson Brian T. Hill THE RICIIHARD B. McCORNACK

THE LAWRENCE AND SHEILA HARVEY PRIZE Joseph J. Ybarra Sara A. Solin THE MACDONALD-SMITH MUSIC PRIZE Natalyn THE HASELTINE CHEMISTRY-PHYSICS PRIZE Patrice Nails Chemistry: Jennifer Ann Frontera THE PHILIP D. MclNNIS '36 AWARD Physics:David Bruce Robinson Shakari Nicole Cameron

THE MARCUS HEIMAN-MARTIN R. ROSENTHAL '56 AWARDS THE PHILIP D. McINNIS 1936 HOCKEY AWARD Brice A. Brown '95 Katherine P. Domingo Kazunari Munakata Dax Thomas Burkhart Soraya M. O'Brien J. Diego Prange Shervyn J. Von Hoerl THE MANNERS MAKYTH MAN AWARD fTHEMARY AND MELVIN HERSHENSON 1933 PRIZE IN COMPARATIVE LITERATURE Brian M. Crowell Allison Margaret Stedman THE JOHN MANSER 1926 AWARD FOR ACHEIVEMENT THE HISPANIC NOVEL PRIZE IN HONOR OF PROFESSOR ROBERT RUSSELL Dan Aaron Bloom Daniel R. Walker THE GEORGE PERKINS MARSH AWARD THE HISPANIC POETRY PRIZE IN HONOR OF PROFESSOR ROBERT RUSSELL Matthew B. Giger Leonardo Stezano THE LAWRENCE MARX JR. HONOR AWARDS THE B. WILLIAM HOCHMAN 1955 MEMORIAL PRIZE Sara W. Clash Andrew B. Ehrinpreis THE MECKLIN SOCIOLOGY PRIZES THE RALPH P HOLBEN SOCIOLOGY PRIZES Kristin L. Williams Chandra E. Stanley THE MERCK INDEX AWARDS Thomas M. Caputo Karin F. Giordano Eran Bendavid '97 THE MARTHA ROCKWELL AWARD George J. Huang Sara E. Ogdon Denali Kemppel THE EDWARD MITCHELL AWARD THE EUGENE ROITMAN 1943 MEMORIAL AWARD Calvin L. Daniels John A. Hiler THE LOUIS MORTON MEMORIAL PRIZE IN HISTORY THE NGUZO SABA AWARDS Enrique G. Colbert Daniel M. Kalafatas Drew A. Brady Shakari N. Cameron THE ALEXANDER C. NAGLE III 1967 AWARD THE STEPHAN J. SCHLOSSMACHER MEMORIAL PRIZES April K. Whitescarver Second Place: Justin S. Cooper Third Place: Monica Jean Oberkofler THE NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR GEOGRAPHIC EDUCATION AWARD Nancy A. Toth THE FRANCIS W. SEARS PRIZE David M. THE NICKERSON '64 PSYCHOLOGY PRIZE Mattingly Kimberly L. Duckworth THE SENIOR SYMPHONIC AWARDS

THE NORWEGIAN SKI TROPHY Patrick Y. Kwon David M. Mattingly J. Andrew Martin Cory H. Smith THE THADDEUS SEYMOUR ROWING AWARD

THE OLMSTED ENGINEERING SCIENCE PRIZE Max A. Holdo Christopher W. Schmidt Theodore C. Sorom Simone M. Ferdinard THE SIGMA XI CHRISTOPHER G. REED PRIZES THE NEAL OXENHANDLER PRIZE FirstPrize: Thomas M. Caputo Allison Margaret Stedman Second Prize: Sharon D. Karlsberg Third Prize: Daniel C. Lu THE PAUL D. AND MARILYN M. PAGANUCCI PRIZE IN ITALIAN Paola D. Barucchieri Timothy Y. Chow (These students have been elected to associate membership in Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society) THE PETER D. SMITH STUDENT INITIARIVE AWARD THE GRACE AND JAMES S. PARKES 1920 PRIZE Matthew David Silvia Katherine P. Domingo William B. Guerin THE RAY W. SMITH AWARD THE EDWIN R. PERKINS LITERATURE PRIZE Laurel Elizabeth Smith Samuel Joseph Liebhaber Monica Jean Oberkofler THE RAY WINFIELD SMITH PRIZE FOR ASIAN AND AFRICAN CULTURAL HISTORY THE HELEN AND LOUIS PHILLIPS AWARD IN APPLIED AND PROFESSIONAL ETHICS Kristin M. Gendron Amy E. Westpfahl THE ALEKSANDR SOLZHENITSYN PRIZES THE PATRICIA M. PIERCE 1979 MEMORIAL AWARD Samantha J. Sparks Ethan F. Ostraw THE ALBERT "DOLLY" STARK MEMORIAL AWARD THE POD AWARDS IN STUDIO ART Brice A. Brown '95 Katherine E. Shortridge Jacob R. Capps THE STERN FAMILY FILM AWARDS THE PRAY MODERN LANGUAGE PRIZES Mobina Hashmi Amel F. Ahmed Miranda E. Barrows Mark Buschmann Zenaida Chico Darry1 R. Knudsen Nathan S. Myers John C. Wilson Wendy D. Witten THE STORY PHILOSOPHY PRIZE Kimberlee A. Cleaveland THE JEFFREY LEONARD PRESSMAN PRIZE Christopher Marston THE LOUIS SUDLER PRIZE IN THE ARTS

THE ROBERT L. READ PRIZE Katherine P. Domingo Maribel Bastian Shannon N. Giles Jessica H. Power THE TARBELL ORGANIC CHEMISTRY BOOK PRIZE Sara N. Paisner THE CHRISTOPHER G. REED BIOLOGIST AWARD Marc Ak. Ginsburg Sharon D. Karlsberg Gholson J. Lyon Nina E. Perlroth THE TUCKER FOUNDATION COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARDS Laura G. Bright Megan A. Luce THE PETER J. REICHARD 1966 MEMORIAL RESEARCH AWARD Christopher W. Schmidt Elizabeth A. Manheim Tyler G. Newby THE TUCKER FOUNDATION COMMUNITY SERVICE CITATIONS THE RELIGION DEPARTMENT FACULTY PRIZE Christian Hohenlohe Jacobus Eran Bendavid '97 Elissa J. Germaine Amy L. McLean Jonathan D. Meyers Jessica R. Murray PRIZE IN ECONOMICS THE NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER Alison S. Raben Lisa B. Stigler Travis S. Haggard THE TUCKER FOUNDATION SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARDS POLITICS THE ROCKEFELLER PRIZE IN COMPARATIVE Pablo Esteban Barrutia Amel F. Ahmed GEOLOGY PRIZES THE UPHAM MAGNA CUM LAUDE Rebecca R. Harrington Jesseca R. Murray The following 1996 graduates, having achieved a standing of 3.66 for the THE ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT AWARD Jason D. Feldman entire course, are granted their degrees Magna Cum Laude THE MINA H, WARREN SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE Marc Andrew Ginsburg Lee N. N. Addo Sharon D. Karlsberg Michael J. Rigney THE MARY E. WESBROOK PRIZE IN ANTHROPOLOGY Peter R. Arulanantham Jaya A. Kaveeshwar Mieka S. Ritsema R. Alan Covey Devyani Sharma Matthew J. Bailey Mina Kim Shelly J. Roper THE CHANDLER T. WHITE 1916 RESEARCH PRIZE Michelle A. Brattson Sue J. Kim Kathleen E. Rose Thomas W. Courtney Laura E. Lee Aaron M. Sandoski N. Luke Brown Y. Joy Ko Carlos D. Sanchez THE WOI FENDEN FINE ARTS PRIZE Brian H. Bundock Oh Young Kwon Christopher W. Schmidt Christopher B. George Alexander V. Panov Natasha A. Chang Audra K. Lazarus Christian A. Schrobsdorff Timothy Y. Chow Ari N. Lefkovits A. Blair Seidler Sara W. Clash William A. Lockwood III Dror M. Shimshowitz DEGREES WITH DISTINCTION Kimberlee A. Cleaveland Michael S. F. Lu Katherine E. Shortridge John A. Cocoziello Emily B. Luukko Scott M. Silver Nicole L. Cohen Anthony C. Mamone Dana S. Smith SUMMA CUM LAUDE R. Alan Covey Anita L. Mannan Laurel E. Smith Brian C. Dunbar Kristina T. Marty Salvatore J. Spataro Jr. The following 1996 graduates, having achieved a standing of 3.80 for the William G. Eckhert Matthew D. McGill Derek H. Squire entire course, are granted their degrees Summa Curn Laude Susan C. Ettinger Alison A. McKee David M. Stack Kimberly J. Fannoney Sara J. McKinstry Amy M. Staehr Lukasz M. Rachuba Heather O. McNemar Allison M. Stedman Jessica L. Anenberg Ryan B. Green Simone M. Ferdinand David C. Reymann Scott D. Anthony Lee M. Grinberg Diane Fernandes Erika S. Meitner Michael E. Strahs Patrick S. Riehl Miranda E. Barrows Stephen A. Haddad Matthew B. Giger Jonathan D. Meltzer Morgen A. Sullivan David B. Robinson Jon S. Beadell Travis S. Haggard Aren Goldsmith Betsy A. Miller Yunsian Tai Andrew Rodriguez Eric M. Behling Justin R. Hansen Paul J. Graeve David A. Monaco Joel A. Thornton Justin A. Ruben '95 B. Jeffery Bell Elizabeth V. Harrold Daphne L. Monie Ilan L. Tito M. Rymas Rebecca W. Graves Eran Bendavid '97 David J. Hemmer Catherine M. Hadley Mullin William T. J. Uppington Aaron M. Sandoski Elizabeth J. Gross James F. Brennan Nathan K. Hugenberger Jessica R. Murray Michelle E. Villalobos Andrew M. Schlatter Ryshard Grzanka Matthew T. Carlson Svetlana Y. Ilieva Sanjay Natarajan James von Rittmann '95 Michael E. Schuster David S. Guerrerio Miriam A. Cherry Jack Kolodny Sharma Aassia Haroon Mary V. O'Connor Stephen M. Wampler Edward C. Chu Farouk S. Ladha Devyani Yuan Shen Lindsay G. Henwood Ethan F. Ostrow Shilyh J. Warren Justin S. Cooper Jennifer L. Land Bin Song Benjamin S. Herman Bradley A. Parks Song W. Whang Thomas W. Courtney Kira T. Lawrence Theodore C. Sorom Scott L. Porter '95 Daniel C. Wiener Angelos J. Dassios Laura E. Lee Matthew B. Holmwood Justin A. Steinman Wendi W. Potter Alexander J. Willscher Lanea C. Eschmeyer Tristan D. Lewis Chung-Wen Hsieh A. Toth Nicole D. Pouliot John C. Wilson Neil D. Evans Samuel J. Liebhaber Nancy George J. Huang J. Williams Rick A. Fasani Gholson J. Lyon Kimberly Jaime M. Hutter Brandon C. Prelogar Wendy D. Witten Kristin L. Williams Edward R. Fein '94 Michelle N. Meyer Kristin H. Johnson David C. Reynolds C. Jackson Wray Cory Wishengrad Gregory A. Frantz Melissa A. Myers Christopher Kao David Rhee Zimo Zeng Jennifer A. Frontera Tyler G. Newby David L. Gershenson Christopher J. Norberg CUM LAUDE §Marc A. Ginsburg Monica J. Oberkofler Karin E Giordano The following 1996 graduates, having achieved a standing of 3.46 for the entire course, are granted their degrees Cum Laude

Todd M. Aaron Amy S. Aloysi Eliza L. Barry Drew W. Ackert Douglas S. Asano Paola D. Barucchieri Jessica C. Adelman Janny Bae Maribel Bastian Kavon Adli Caroline L. Bagshaw •Of Valedictory Rank Ryan R. Beal Amel F. Ahmed Brian R. Balsis Michael B. Beckley John T. Bennett Katherine M. Forbes David A. Levin Allison L. Bertness Daniel L. Frem Colter P. Leys Cynthia A. Roberts Jung Y. Son '97 Cameron W. van Orman Rachel E. Roisman Suzanne P. Bird Charles J. French Geoffrey L. Lieberthal Paul H. Spaht Jr. Natalia A. Veniard Marsha S. Blake Andrew R. Friedman Matthew K. Little Alexander G. Romanchak Samantha J. Sparks Shervyn J. Von Hoerl Erin E. Michael P. Bradley Megan M. Gaphardt Jeremy K. Longinotti Rowell Hayley D. Spizz Jennifer D. Wajnberg Elizabeth Drew A. Brady Jeffrey M. Gauthier Sarah P. Lugaric E. Rybicki Chandra E. Stanley Daniel R. Walker Sarah M. Branae Georgina E. Gemmill Kathleen Luz Greig D. Saggers Erik M. Stien Lee M. Warren Laura G. Bright Kristin M. Gendron Eryn MacDonald Ethan J. Sawyer Anne E. Stone Andrew S. Weinberg Malia N. Brink Elissa J. Germaine Christopher M. Marston Jennifer H. Schneider '95 Lara A. Swensen Stefanie Weinstein Sarah W. Brooke Mark W. Giles Gerald E. Martin Michelle F. Seldin Melissa J. Taylor Jonathan T. Weisberg Danielle E. Brune Julie E. Goodwin Meredith L. Martin Barry S. Shea Michael B. Taylor Nina F. Wessel Alexander J. Brunner Michael A. Gordon Sandra L. Maruszak Derek G. Shendell Michelle L. Thibodeau Halley R. White Ingrid Shieh Jane K. Burger Rebecca A. Gorman David M. Mattingly Joel T. Thomas Emily C. Wicker Elizabeth Shawn T. Burgess Douglas C. Grossberg Melissa L. McCollum A. Shugert John R. Tomkinson Jr. Michael A. Wiles Tyler M. Burpee Karla I. Guerra '94 Adam M. McDonald Matthew D. Silvia Diane H. Tran Mia Williams Mark Buschmann Peter Han Christopher P. McGee Gerald B. Singleton Lisa K. Tran Eric C. Winograd Matthew D. Bush David H. Harley Joshua A. McGuire Alexander O. Smith '95 T. Michael Triplett Adam L. Wollowick Tara K. Callahan Mobina Hashmi Robert B. McKinney Andrew M. Solomon Kenji Uematsu Joseph J. Ybarra Shakari N. Cameron Kristen A. Havens Amy L. McLean Alexandra C. Zissu Gavin M. Campbell Aleph Henestrosa Conoan Ajay Mehta Bridget M. Canniff Kimberly A. Hicks Jonathan D. Meyers Thomas M. Caputo John A. Hiler Sean P. Mogan DEGREES WITH HIGH HONORS IN THE MAJOR SUBJECT Brian T. Hill Erika L. Monahan Ryan J. Carey The following 1996 graduates,* having satisfactorily completed a departmental honors J. A. Hock Caleb I. Moore Jason S. Casavant Antonia program, and having performed outstanding independent work, are awarded Jonathan A. Moore James M. Chadd Chesley A. Homan their degrees 'with high honors' in the major subject, as indicated Robert M. Chambers Joey R. Hood Heather L. Morein Christine S. Chen '97 Robert S. Huddleston Nathan S. Myers Kristin L. Cheshire Patsa Hungspreugs Melba L. Nagy David M. Aronchick : Psychology Patricia E. Herrera: Drama B. Jeffery Mark B. Cicirelli Jeremy A. Idjadi Ramesh Narasimhan Bell: Government Antonia J. A. Hock: Asian Studies Elizabeth A. Bloodgood: Christopher S. Clay Michael B. Jakola Todd M. Newman Government George J. Huang: Chemistry Jason H. Brady: Miranda Cleary William Jin Andrew B. Obenshain English William Jin: Psychology Benjamin M. Brainard: Kenneth B. Clemmer Hana F. Jishi Gregory R. Obenshain Biophysical Chemistry Damian A. Johnson: German Culture and Malia N. Heidi Cleveland Amanda A. Johnson Courtney M. O'Brien Brink: Philosophy Society Stephanie D. Enrique G. Colbert Daniel M. Kalafatas Soraya M. O'Brien Brown: English and Creative Shoko G. Kambara '97: Film Studies Lisa J. Conathan Shoko G. Kambara '97 Barnaby J. Olson Writing Christopher L. Kiernan: Philosophy Helen M. Burnham: Lynda A. Cowin Johnny Kao Thomas D. O'Shea History Woojin Kim: History Brian G. Crawford Deborah R. Karp Nathan D. Paine Matthew D. Bush: Chemistry Sarasa Kimata: Genetics, Cell and Ryan J. Carey: Lauren E. Currie Christopher M. Kelly Joshua L. Payne History Development Biology Kristin L. Cheshire: Katharine C. Danzansky W. Matthew Kelly '95 Allison M. Pell Film Studies Andrew J. Komrowski: Chemistry Zenaida Jeneen M. DiBenedetto Briarly J. Kessler Amy L. Peller Chico: Spanish Carrie J. Kuss: Government Christopher Brendan J. Doherty Christopher L. Kiernan Nina E. Perlroth S. Clay: Comparative Literature Taran L. Lent: Engineering Sciences Brian G. Kirsten L. Doolittle Eugene H. Kim Colleen M. Phelan '95 Crawford: Classics Juan S. Leon: Genetics, Cell and Christopher James B. Dravillas Sarasa Kimata Kristin E. Pierce D'Addario: English Development Biology Sean P Donahue: English and J. Morgan Drmaj '95 Glenda L. King Gwyn A. Prentice Creative Suzanne J. Leonard: English Writing Jessica L. Drolet Anna M. Kontos Kirsten L. Prettyman '95 Emily B. Luukko: English Jessica L. Duda: Engineering Jessica L. Duda Scott G. Lassonde David B. Puritz Sciences Eryn MacDonald: Government William G. Eckhert: Angela M. Duff Marjorie M. Lathrop Keshav M. Puttaswamy Philosophy Andrei M. Makarov '93: Russian Area Studies Alexander R. Edlich Eugene Lee Alison S. Raben Andrew B. Ehrinpreis: English Gerald E. Martin: Sociology Jason C. Fanuele: Chemistry Cassie R. Ehrenberg Rose S. Lee Jonathan M. Reymann Alison A. McKee: Psychology Rosaida M. Felipe: Andrew B. Ehrinpreis Sharon S. Lee James T. Rich Government Adam S. Medros: German Monica P. Leigh C. Elmore Alexander M. Lehmann Gregory P. Richards Garin: Biology Jonathan D. Meyers: Geography Rebecca A. Gorman: Molly M. Emott Frederick R. Lemley Julia G. Rissmiller Drama Erika L. Monahan: History David J. Grelotti: Government Jason D. Feldman Suzanne J. Leonard Jason M. Robbins Daphne L. Monie: Biology UnJa L. Hayes: Psychology Dana F. Morawitz '94: Earth Sciences Molecular Amalia S. Nitu: Biophysical Chemistry Jennifer H. Schneider: French Biology Denis M. Serenyi: Computer Science Engineering Sciences with Sabrina M. Serrantino '95: Government Christopher M. Marston: Government Barnaby J. Olson: Devyani Sharma: Anthropology Kristina with Environmental Sciences Meghan A. Sherlock: Government T. Marty: Government Linguistics Mathematics David M. Mattingly: Alexander V. Panov: Studio Art Vikram K. Srimurthy'95: Physics Katherine E. Shortridge: Studio Arts Matthew D. McGill: Naomi L. Parker: Engineering Sciences Amy M. Staehr: English Government Elizabeth A. ShugertGenetics, Cell and Science Joshua A. McGuire: Joshua L. Payne: Engineering Sciences Joel T. Thomas: Computer Russian Development Biology Heather Colleen M. Phelan '95: Engineering Sciences Joel A. Thornton: Chemistry O. McNemar: Russian Area Studies Scott M. Silver: Computer Science Erika Jessica H. Power: Studio Art Shervyn J. Von Hoerl: History S. Meitner: English and Creative Gerald B. Singleton: Government Kirsten L. Prettyman '95: Environmental and Jonathan T. Weisberg: English Writing Alexander O. Smith '95 Michelle Evolutionary Biology Oliver A. M. Will: Mathematics N. Meyer: Religion Laurel E. Smith: English and Creative Ethan J. Sawyer: Philosophy Marc S. Wilson: Government Jonathan A. Moore: Computer Science Writing Jessica R. Murray: Earth Sciences Bin Song: Computer Science Tyler G. Newby: History Theodore C. Sorom: Engineering Sciences Sara E. Ogdon: Biophysical Chemistry David M. Stack : English DEGREE WITH HONORS IN THE MAJOR SUBJECT Ethan F. Ostrow: Russian Chandra E. Stanley: Sociology The following 1996 graduates,* having satisfactorily completed a departmental honors Holly E. Parker: English Allison M. Stedman: Comparative Literature major subject, as indicated Naomi L. Parker: German program, are awardedheir degrees 'with honors' in the Michael E. Strahs: History Nada M. Payne: History Yunsian Tai: History Nina E. Perlroth: Environmental and Michael B. Taylor: Computer Science Amel E Ahmed: Government Evolutionary Elizabeth J. Gross : English and Creative Biology Ilan L. Tito: Psychology Elizabeth A. Allen: History Writing Susan E. Podsadowski: French Thomas C. Uger: Government Peter R. Arulanantham: Chemistry with Rebecca R. Harrington: Earth Sciences Mieka S. Ritsema: Anthropology Daniel R. Walker: Spanish Mathematics David Elizabeth V. Harrold: Psychology B. Robinson: Physics and Engineering Shilyh J. Warren: Womens Studies Eric M. Behling: Physics David J. Hemmer: Mathematics Sciences Andrew S. Weinberg: History John T. Bennett: History Justin A. Ruben '95: Environmental Benjamin S. Herman: Biochemistry and and Amy E. Westpfahl: History Laura L. Bennett: Genetics, Cell and Evolutionary Molecular Biology Biology Halley R. White: History Development Biology Elizabeth Brian T. Hill: Biophysical Chemistry E. Rybicki: History Jennifer L. Widham '95: Earth Sciences Marsha S. Blake: Drama Matthew Aaron M. Sandosk: B. Holmwood: History Chemistryi Cory Wishengrad: History Heather R. Brignull: Biology Christopher W. Chesley A. Homan: History Schmidt: History Joseph J. Ybarra: History Brice A. Brown '95: Studio Arts Joey R. Hood: French Jane K. Burger: Psychology Robert S. Huddleston: English Thomas M. Caputo: Biophysical Chemistry Christopher Kao: Government Matthew T. Carlson: Music Sharon D. KarlsbergGenetics, Cell and SENIOR FELLOWS Miriam A. Cherry: History Development Biology The following were chosen as Senior Fellows and were permitted to Kimberlee A. Cleaveland: Philosophy R. Kiarie: Economics Kihara pursue their studies outside the regularcurriclum Lisa J. Conathan: Lingusitics Mina Kim: History Justin S. Cooper: Lingusitics Newrhee Kim: Biology Lara Elizabeth Thomas W. Courtney: Chemistry Sue J. Kim: English Burgel Tara Kathleen Callahan Christopher Michael Kelly R. Alan Covey: Anthropology and Classical Y. Joy Ko: Mathematics Natalyn Patrice Nails Rachel Eleah Roisman Jennifer Anne Wulff Anthropology Jack Kolodny: Engineering Sciences Lynda A. Cowin: Philosophy Nathaniel D. Kraft: English and Creative Derik L. Davis: History Writing Kimberly L. Duckworth: Psychology Farouk S. Ladha: Economics Alexander R. Edlich: History Jennifer L. Land: English and Creative Cassie R. Ehrenberg: History Writing Peter B. Evans: Sociology Kira T. Lawrence: Earth Sciences Jason D. Feldman: Geography Laura E. Lee: Chemistry Jennifer A. Frontera: Chemistry Rose S. Lee: Psychology Veronica Garcia: Spanish David E. Leone: Earth Sciences Christopher B. George: Studio Arts Samuel J. Liebhaber Mark W. Giles: Computer Science Daniel C. Lu: Biochemistry and Molecular Marc A. Ginsburg: Biology Biology Paul J. Graeve: English Gholson J. Lyon: Biochemistry and DR. FRANK B. WATKINS '71/DR. CHARLES R. THOMAS, JR. 79 MINORITY MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARS Thomas L. Fisher Medicine Harvard The following were designated PresidentialScholoars THE CHARLES HOWE WOODBURY LAW SCHOLARSHIPS Miriam A. Cherry History Harvard Scott Herman Peter Ravindran Benjamin Christopher Michael Marston David C. Reymann Philosophy University of Chicago Arulanantham Brian Thomas Hill Daphne Lynn Monie Antonia Josephine Alexis Brook Jeffery Bell Jessica Ruth Murray NATIONAL AWARDS Malia Nicole Brink Hock Barnaby James Olson George Jiunruey Huang Naomi Lee Parker Jane Kelly Burger FULBRIGHT SCHOLARSHIP Christopher Kao Kirsten Lynn Prettyman '95 Helen Metcalf Burnham Alexander R. Edlich History France Sharon Dana Karlsberg Mieka Simone Ritsema Thomas Michael Caputo Joey R. Hood French Burkina Kihara Rufus Kiarie Rachel Eleah Roisman Faso Matthew Thomas Carlson P. Holden Spaht, Jr. Economics Germany Miriam Ann Cherry Sue Jin Kim Elizabeth Edna Rybicki Christopher Sewall Clay Sarasa Kimata Devyani Sharma DAAD-GERMAN ACADEMIC EXCHAANGE PROGRAM Thomas Weldon Courtney Yueh Joy Ko Bin Song Naomi L. Parker Engineering Science Germany Brian Gail Crawford Jack Kolodny Yunsian Tai P. Holden Spaht, Jr. History Germany Nathaniel Duane Kraft Joel Andrew Thornton Alexander Ryan Edlich BARRY M. GOLDWATER SCHOLARSHIP Jennifer Ann Frontera Farouk S. Ladha Ilan Leon Tito David J. Hemmer Mathematics Cailin A. Nelson Space Research Marc Andrew Ginsburg Laura Elaine Lee Shervyn John Von Hoerl NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION GRADUATE RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIP Elizabeth Virginia Harrold Rose Sojung Lee Erik Edward Wachtenheim David Bruce Robinson Chemical Engineering University of California, Berkeley David John Hemmer Daniel Chia-Hsing Lu Shilyh Jean Warren Oliver Anthony McClure Will THE ROCKEFELLER BROTHERS FUND FELLOWSHIPS Tracy L. Canard

ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDY SCHOLARSHIPS FOR GRADUATE STUDY AWARDED TO Gholson J. Lyon

CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS HARRY S. TRUMAN SCHOLARSHIP Justin A. Ruben '95 DARTMOUTH AWARDS FELLOWSHIPS AND PRIZES AWARDED TO THE JAMES B. REYNOLDS SCHOLARSHIPS FOR FOREIGN STUDY CANDIDATES FOR ADVANCED DEGREES Jennifer L. Land English England Erika S. Meitner Jewish Studies Israel DARTMOUTH COLLEGE Monica J. Oberkofler (Honorary) European Politics England Ramyar D. Rossoukh Arabic Persia THE ROSALINE BORISON MEMORIAL FELLOWSHIP Anne E. Stone Archaeology Greece Rosemary M. Caron Neil Alan Fanger

DARTMOUTH GENERAL FELLOWSHIPS THE HANNAH CROASDALE GRADUATE SCHOLAR AWARD Lee N. Addo M.S., Civil Engineering Massachusetts Institute of Technology Amy J. Warren Alan R. Covey Ph.D., Anthropology Bolivia & Peru THE William G. Eckhert B.Phil., Philosophy England DARTMOUTH GRADUATE ALUMNI RESEARCH AWARD Lisa Boucher Clark Leonard Katherine M. Forbes Research on Southern Africa Institute for International Francis Wisniewski Libby Alice Stern

Cooperation & Development THE NATHAN JENKS BIOLOGY PRIZE Elizabeth J. Gross WorldTeach volunteer Thailand Xiaojian Ye Patricia E. Herrera M.EA., Performance Studies New York University - Tisch School Susan R. Podsadowski (Honorary) Language & Pedagogy France THE GARY MALONE AWARD Joseph J. Ybarra Ph.D., History Universitiy of Texas Libby Alice Stern

THE THE WARNER BENTLEY AND HENRY B. WILLIAMS FELLOWSHIP NASA SPACE GRANT AWARDS Patricia E. Herrera Eric J. Lund

THE WALTER THE PAUL L. '83 AND NEIL T. McGORRIAN FELLOWSHIP H. STOCKMAYER FELLOW IN CHEMISTRY Cara R. Hardy Internship in San Pedro Costa Rica Robert Wayne Warren THE SELAMAWIT TSEHAYE TEACHING AWARD THE ALFRED K. PRIEST FELLOWSHIP Ronald E. Roberts Eran Bendavid '97 Medicine Harvard THE JOHN F WOLFENDEN TEACHING PRIZE IN CHEMISTRY THE ANDREW GEHR TRUXAL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Michael Arthur Russell Amy J. Warren Thomas Joseph Onofrey Gerald E. Martin THE RICHARD W. YOUNG FELLOW THE LANGE MEDICAL PUBLICATIONS STUDENT AWARD Michael Arthur Russell Bennett H. Lee Gary Springer Winzelberg

POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIPS THE MERCK MANUAL AWARDS Helene Rita Arcand Chemistry Texas A&M University Megan Troendly Sandel Eunah Kang Peter Michael Blisniuk Earth Sciences Universitat Potsdam THE ARTHUR NAITOVE SURGICAL SCHOLAR AWARD M. Caron Pharmacology and Toxicology Harvard School of Public Health Rosemary Sidharts Peia Gangadharan Lisa Boucher Clark Biochemistry Darwin Molecular Corporation, Bothell, Washington Darien Lewis Cohen Biological Sciences Duke University Medical Center THE NEW ENGLAND PEDIATRIC SOCIETY AWARD Shujun Ding Physics and Astronomy National Institute of Health Daniele Elisabeth Hoffmann Timothy Mark Dwyer Biochemistry University of Colorado THE DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY AWARD Neil Alan Fanger Physiology IMMUNEX, Seattle, Washington Jeremy Ashley Spiegel Norman Yves Garceau Biochemistry Dartmouth Medical School Timothy Hurley Gfroerer Physics and Astronomy University of Colorado THE JOHN F RADEBAUGH COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD Alan Leslie Goldstein Biochemistry Lincoln University, New Zealand John Andrew Green Minjie Hu Biochemistry University of Michigan THE ROCK SLEYSTER Huabei Jiang Engineering Sciences Purdue University MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Holly Noelle Johnson Niyaz Nailjevich Khusnatdinov Engineering Sciences Thayer School, Dartmouth College William Lawrence Krause Engineering Sciences Massachusetts General Hospital THE HILDA WEYL SOKOL AWARD Melissa Dawn Lee Chemistry University of Oregon Alison Michele Samitt Chunlei Liu Physiology Dartmouth Medical School Yulia Maxuitenko Pharmacology and Toxicology Dartmouth Medical School THE JOHN W. STROHBEHN MEDAL FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARC Thomas Joseph Onofry Chemistry University of California at Irvine Rosemary M. Caron Engineering Sciences University of Miami Mehmet Tamay Ozgokmen THE ROLF C. SYVERTSEN FELLOWSHIP Catalin Radu Picu Engineering Sciences Brown University William Arthur Castruccii Alexander Nikolaeyich Pronin Engineering Sciences University of California at Los Angeles Christian John Sieracki Engineering Sciences Bigelow Laboratory for Oceanic Sciences, Maine THE UPJOHN ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Libby Alice Stern Earth Sciences University of California, Berkeley Emily Reagle Transue Joseph Martin Ueland Biochemistry Johns Hopkins THE JOHN AND SOPHIA ZASLOW PRIZE Pharmacologyand Toxicology National Cancer Institute, NIH Gang Wang Adrianna Maria Bravo Qing Wang Biochemistry Dartmouth Medical School Quizi Wang Pharmacology and Toxicology Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Amy J. Warren Chemistry National Cancer Institute, NIH THAYER SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Robert Wayne Warren Chemistry Naval Research Laboratory Lori Anne White Biochemistry University of Wisconsin, Madison THE DARTMOUTH SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS PRIZES Alison Xiaojian Ye Biological Sciences National Cancer Institute, NIH A. Japikes

Yin Zhang Chemistry University of Florida, Gainesville THE CHARILES F. AND RUTH D. GOODRICH PRIZES John A. Merhige

DARTMOUTH MEDICAL SCHOOL THE THAYER SCHOOL FACULTY AWARD David B. Robinson THE SAUL BLATMAN AWARD

Steven Sungwook Kang THE JOHN C. WOODHOUSE ENGINEERING DESIGN PRIZES R. Dean Adams THE CIBA-GEIGY AWARD IN ANATOMY

Ingrid Christine Iwanow THE JOHN C. WO)ODHOUSE ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING PRIZE William Haskins Hobson, Jr. THE DEAN'S MEDAL Alison Michele Samitt TUCK SCHOOL OF BUSINESS THE DISTINGUISHED STUDENT AWARD ADMINISTRATION

Robert William Werling THE ARNOLD E. ADAMS JR. AWARDS Philip James Ferneau THE JANET M. GLASGOW ACHIEVEMENT CITATIONS John C. Fox Perry Edwards Carey Ann Conley Jerilyn Marie Latini Alison Michele Samitt Hall III Peter J. McDonald THE JAMES A. AND SABRA M. HAMIITON THE GOOD PHYSICIAN AWARD PRIZE IN ADMINISTRATION Ellen Diirinn Gerety Toshihiko Shirabe THE LIEUTENANT (J.G.) WALTER A. JACOBS MEMORIAL THE JULIAN AND MELBA JARRETT MEMORIAL PRIZE PRIZE Randall Scott Zuckerman Philip James Ferneau THE CHARLES I. LEBOVITZ MEMORIAL AWARD CHIEF MARSHAL Jeffrey Warren Hausman M. Lee Pelton

THE LILLIAN AND CHARLES LEECH PRIZE FOR EXCELLENCE IN FINANCE Rebecca Emmons Warren FACULTY MARSHALS Meredith Owen Clement William Cook Ursula J. Gibson THE DERO SAUNDERS AWARD Mary Jean Green Lynn A. Higgins Victor Errol McGee Ulrike Rothe Dick Marysa Navarro-Aranguren James C. Strickler John Edmond Walsh THE JULIA STELL AWARD George Wolford Charles Tuttle Wood James N. Bartlett John Snodgrass Beasley III Ewa Malgorzata Borowska Laura J. Fuller Margaret Dorothy McCrudden Stephanie Anne Nelson FACULTY ESCORTS FOR HONORANDS Matthews Glenn Rightmire Brian G. Urkowitz Jay Orris Paul A. Argenti John C. Baird Robert B. Binswanger David John Woodward Russell P. Hughes Peter Saccio Roger D. Sloboda Randy-Michael Testa

FACULTY & OFFICERS RETIRING SENIOR CLASS MARSHALS Brendan Joseph Doherty, Head Marshal Laura Lorraine Bennett Danielle Elizabeth Brune Shakari Nichele Cameron E. Barrett, Research Professor of Community and Family Medicine and of Psychiatry James Thomas Varujan Boghosian, George Frederick Jewett Professorof Art Michael Caputo Calvin Lamont Daniels Lauren Hobbs Demski Ruth Meredith Owen Clement, Professorof Economics Marie Morgan James Timothy Rich William E. Clendenning, Professor of Medicine (Dermatology) Faith Leah Dunne, Professor of Education SENIOR CLASS READERS Henry A. Harbury, Professorof Biochemistry Tracy Leigh Canard Claudius Dean Gayle Eric Christopher Hagen Josiah French Hill II, College Editor Heather Lynn Halstead Michael Joseph Latteier Kristina Danielle Werner Hoffmeister, Professor of German and of Comparative Literature O'Hara Cara Jeanne Robechek Vincent H. Malmstrm, Professor of Geography Frances V. McCann, Professor of Physiology and Consultant in Medicine MARSHALS FOR ADVANCED DEGREES C. Lewis Ravaris, Professor of Psychiatry Julie Anne Taylor, Masters Eileen Rawnsley, Instructor in Pediatricsand Nurse Genetic Counselor Leonard F. Wisniewski, Doctor of Philosophy Margaret Seiden, Adjunct Professorof Medicine (Neurology) and of Psychiatry Daniela Elisabeth Hoffmann, Doctor of Medicine Robert Sokol, Professorof Sociology Jeffrey Giberstein, Thayer School John Gregory Martha Stauffer, Professor of Pathology Olson, Tuck School James C. Strickler, Professor of Medicine and Dean Emeritus, Dartmouth Medical School Jean S. Strong, Assistant Fiscal Officer; Dartmouth Medical School COMMENCEMENT USHERS Head Ushers Stanley H. Udy Jr., Professor of'Sociology Ann Munves Malenka Suzanne Wiley Young Charles T. Wood, Daniel Webster Professor of History Administrators and Staff

GREEN KEY SOCIETY Christina E. Kuechmann '97. President Patricia M. Jen '97 and William R. Keating '97, Commencement Co-Chairs

COMMITTEE ON COMMENCEMENT Olivia Eve Chapman, Acting Chair Roland Adams Michael James Beahan Katherine Porter Burke Louis George Burkot Marcia Walsh Colligan Brendan Joseph Doherty '96 Ruth A. Dube Dorothea French Linda Fuller Hathorn Sue Ann Hennessy Sally Jaeger Gwendolyn Susan King Sylvia Tyler Langford Daryl Ann Laware James Alfred Leech Marie M. Loeffler Susan Stearns Lynaugh Robert Gene McEwen R. Michael Murray Melinda Pauly O'Neal Patricia Anne Palmiotto Pauline Alma Parkhurst Candace S. Potter Cheryl Kathleen Reynolds Clifford Lee Robinson Holly Fell Sateia Jan-Roberta Tarjan Janet Ellen Terp Barbara Elizabeth Whipple Gail Wolek-Osterhout distinguished speaker from outside the College to address them. Perhaps the most cele- Historical Notes on Commencement brated of these orations was the address on 'Literary Ethics' given before the Library by the late Professor Francis Lane Childs, Class of 1906 Societies of the College on 24 July 1838 by Ralph Waldo Emerson. On the Sunday before Commencement the President preached the Baccalaureate Sermon to the graduating class in the College Chapel. This practice continued until the exercises of in 1771, just one year after Dartmouth's first Commencement exercises were observed Wednesday moved in 1939 to Sunday to conform to weekend customs of the outside world. college in Hanover. They were reported in the New Eleazar Wheelock opened his little A Baccalaureate Address on Commencement Day by a distinguished recipient of an hon- for 23 September in this way: 'On Wednesday the 28th Hampshire Gazette of Portsmouth orary degree then superseded the sermon. of August was held the first Commencement at Dartmouth College in this Province which Excellency Governor Wentworth with many members of His was attended by His Class Day was instituted by the senior class in 1854. An account of it is preserved in the and respectable Body of the Clergy and other Gentlemen Majesty's Council, a numerous journal of an undergraduate, who tells us that the exercises were held on Monday after- expectation. The following Gentlemen, Messrs. and a Concourse of People beyond all noon in the chapel; that after an opening prayer and music by the Woodstock Brass Band, Students, and Messrs. Levi Frisbie and John Wheelock and Samuel Gray, independent three seniors presented, in order, an oration, a poem, and 'a very fair song called Happy the remote Indians, Candidates for the Sylvanus Ripley, educated for Missionaries among have been these days, boys.' Then the class formed a procession, crossed the Green and appointed Exercises of the Day under the Conduct of the first Degree, performed the saluted the President, 'after which they took their march to the Large Pine Tree on to the entire approbation of the Honorable Trustees present Reverend President Wheelock, Observatory Hill. There they sang the hymn When shall we three meet again? While Audience. The Exercises con- and obtained the Admiration and Applause of a crowded singing this, they had encircled the tree. When this was through with, each one in order Oration upon the Virtues, succeeded by an Anthem; a sisted of an elegant English took, from an evergreen wreath, a little sprig or a flower as a memento of their parting and a Syllogistic Disputation, and a Valedictory Oration in Philosophical Oration in Latin, of their four-year course in College. The procession then marched back and disbanded.' composed and set to music by the young Gentlemen Latin, followed by an Anthem, This year's Class Day is a direct descendant of that first one. Candidates for a Degree.' that the exercises were begun and ended with prayer, were We learn from other sources The exercises of Commencement Day itself have undergone many changes. At first the Hall now stands, on a platform of rough-hewn boards held in the open air near where Reed Salutatory was the highest honor, but from 1816 on the Valedictory took that place. The The four young men who received their degrees had with a single plank for an ascent.... Salutatory was always in Latin, the Valedictory in English. The early programs included of their college course at Yale. all taken the first three years orations, disputations, and dialogues, the last often expanding to several speakers and tak- of more than two centuries ago the elaborate exercises of From this simple ceremony ing on a dramatic form. In 1793 a dialogue on 'The Trial of Louis XVI' required the use gradually developed. The external char- today with all their pomp and circumstance have of ten speakers. The orations for half a century gave opportunity for the seniors to display over the years, but the central core for which all the rest acteristics have varied greatly their accomplishments in the languages. In 1807 the program listed orations in Latin, remains essentially unchanged. exists, the granting of degrees, Greek, Hebrew, Chaldaic, and French, and six in English. The oration in French on 'The Degeneracy of Modern Italy' was given by George Ticknor, later to win fame at Harvard were held in various and generally inadequate quarters, The earliest Commencements as the first professor of modern languages in America. The last Greek oration was deliv- on the north side of the Green. All the until the erection in 1795 of the College Church ered in 1849; the Salutatory continued to be spoken in Latin until 1897. were performed in this building, Commencement exercises from 1795 to 1907 inclusive The number of speeches ranged from ten to twenty during the early part of the nine- Webster Hall. With the great expansion of but were transferred in 1908 to the then new teenth century, but increased after 1825. In 1835 President Nathan Lord, imbued with the I this too could no longer accommodate the crowd, and in the College after World War curious notion 'that ambition and emulation are selfish principles, and therefore immoral,' of doors, to the beautiful tree-shaded lawn by the Bema in 1932 the exercises moved out abolished all competitions, ranks, and honors for students, and decreed that since there the College's invitation to be pre- the College Park. When President Eisenhower accepted was no longer any recognition of honors, every member of the class must take part in the of 1953, it was immediately foreseen that a much greater sent at the Commencement Commencement exercises, delivering a ten-minute oration on an assigned subject. Forty- provide for the expected throng of visitors, and the Baker space would be needed to eight such speeches were given that year, the exercises lasting all day, with an hour's extension onto the Green was chosen. It proved so serviceable Library lawn with its easy intermission at noon. The result was what might have been expected: the audience was since have been held there. a meeting place that all outdoor Commencements exhausted and bored, and, as one reporter noted, the exercises 'did no credit to either the the exercises generally took place during the last week in August, From 1771 to 1834 class or the College.' After four years of this, a measure of relief was found by assigning July, and since 1 872 in June - changes caused by modifications in from 1835 to 1871 in parts to only one half of the class, chosen by lot! This was still too long, wearisome, and Commencement occupied but a single day, but as the the College calendar. Originally fruitless, but it continued throughout Lord's administration. After his resignation in 1863, up and were assigned to the two preceding days. College grew related activities sprang the assignment of honors and careful selection of speakers were promptly resumed. The Literary Societies, the Theological and the Musical From 1792 the two undergraduate number of speakers was gradually reduced to six in 1898, to four, then three in the 1920s, Societies, and the Phi Beta Kappa Society scheduled orations, concerts, and dramatic interest than the and one in 1939, chosen by the Commencement Committee. That speech is entitled exhibitions. All were open to the public and frequently aroused greater 'Valedictory to the College.' itself. For many years members of the graduating class exercises of Commencement The official language of Commencement until 1827 was Latin, and all announcements were but later they united in inviting a delivered the orations before their respective societies, made in that language. Even the English orations were introduced as in lingua vernacula. On one occasion President John Wheelock announced loudly 'Musica expectatur!' Nothing happened, and he repeated it twice with increasing emphasis, then staring at the unre- From the very beginning Commencement took on for the non-College residents of the sponsive band shouted 'Play up!' Until 1892 the president retained the custom of confer- town and countryside the nature of a holiday. They enjoyed the barbecue furnished by the ring all degrees in Latin; since then he has used a dignified English translation. The first governor in 1771. In 1794 a local diarist noted 'On Thursday August 28 the Commence- honorary degrees were conferred in 1773, and with few exceptions have been bestowed ment was supplemented with a horse race.' And in the first two-thirds of the nineteenth in all succeeding years. century the inhabitants for twenty miles around celebrated Commencement in much the Music has always been part of the exercises. Through the eighteenth century anthems same manner as fall muster or the agricultural fair. On that day a huge throng packed the and other pieces of sacred music were introduced into the program to break the monoto- village to overflowing, not to listen to the academic exercises but to revel in the sights, ny of speeches. After its organization, the Musical Society of the College provided the sounds, and tastes upon the campus. The entire south end of the Green and nearly half of vocal selections. Instrumental accompaniment soon followed, but not until 1805 was a the sides had every available spot occupied by booths and tents, from which were dis- band for marching employed. Later the band also furnished concerts during pensed all kinds of food and drink, patent medicines, knickknacks and gewgaws, soap and Commencement week and dance music for the ball on Commencement evening. cologne, and an endless variety of miscellaneous articles. Jugglers, mountebanks, side- Milton's Paraphrase of Psalm cxxxvI, sung to the tune of Nuremberg, was first used at shows, and auctioneers were numerous. At the 1833 Commencement it is said there were a Dartmouth Commencement in 1895, at the suggestion of President Tucker, 'as a stately thirty gambling places open on the Green, and twelve auctioneers shouted so loudly that but choral piece of psalmody that seemed to fit the early history of the College.' It has they could be heard inside the meeting house during the graduation exercises. In 1835 since been sung at every Commencement except two. Commencement was moved into July, a busier time for the country folk, and with stren- uous efforts on the part of the authorities of both college and town, these unpleasant fea- The academic procession has always been one of the interesting and important features tures were gradually eliminated. In the present century most of the noise and revelry has of Commencement. The order of march during the first half-century, with some variations, been of a more legitimate sort, the natural accompaniment of class reunions. consisted of the undergraduates, the candidates for degrees, two and two, the beadle alone, bearing a white staff, the President alone in his official robes, the Trustees, the Faculty, To every graduating class its own Commencement is a memorable one, but in the long the Reverend Clergy, Gentlemen of Liberal Education, and 'other respectable characters.' history of the College five have been particularly notable. That of 1819 was marked by a Forming at the president's house (later at the Chapel), the procession marched about the dignified celebration of the happy conclusion of the Dartmouth College Case; Daniel Green and entered the auditorium between the split ranks of the students. After the Civil Webster 1801 was its most distinguished guest. In 1853 an unprecedented throng gathered War the undergraduates no longer attended the ceremonies, the seniors alone forming the to hear Rufus Choate 1819 deliver his famous eulogy on Daniel Webster. The Centennial split ranks, and the line of march was lengthened at its end by the numerous alumni pre- Anniversary in 1869 of the founding of the College brought to Hanover a greater number sent, headed by the fifty-year class.... of visitors than ever before, including nearly one thousand graduates of the College from At the first three Commencements, when Governor Wentworth was present, the beadle, the classes of 1804 to 1868. The presiding officer was the Chief Justice of the United later called the marshal, was the High Sheriff of the Province, from Portsmouth. States, Salmon P. Chase 1826. Subsequently his duty was performed by an upper-ranking officer of the Militia, and from At the Commencement of 1953 ten thousand people were seated on the Baker Library 1820 to 1844 by the High Sheriff of Grafton County, a resplendent figure with cocked hat lawn on a perfect June day to see President Dwight D. Eisenhower receive from President and sword, gold lace and sash. In recent years the Dean of the College has served as head Dickey Dartmouth's honorary degree of Doctor of Laws and to hear his epoch-making marshal, with a retinue of assistants from the Faculty. address. Brief, forceful, and completely extemporaneous, it developed into a blockbuster of national and international importance when he came to his solemn and earnest climax: The original wearing of gowns by members of the Faculty at Commencement continued 'Don't join the book-burners! Have courage to look at the truth and fight evil with knowl- until about 1820, and occasionally for some time thereafter. The custom then fell into dis- edge!' This little speech made banner headlines across the country, started discussion here use, not to be revived until 1908, when the exercises moved into Webster Hall. Then for and abroad, and elicited innumerable editorials from journalists. the first time the Faculty blossomed out in full regalia, including the brilliant hoods that The Bicentennial Year of Dartmouth College was officially opened with the Com- have since made the procession a pageant of color. mencement celebration in June of 1969. This gained historic importance not only from the All undergraduates wore short gowns in the earliest days, but soon discarded them. The mere fact of marking the College's 200th year and the opening of its third century, but also candidates for degrees thereafter dressed simply, in whatever were their best clothes, often from the participation in the exercises of the ninth Earl of Dartmouth and his Countess, of homespun. Students in more comfortable circumstances strove to be fashionable. Judah who came from England to do honor to the college that bears their name. Their gracious Dana 1795 recorded that his Commencement dress consisted of a black coat, waistcoat, speeches at the unveiling of the bicentennial plaque and their sincere pleasure at the be- and small clothes, large silver buckles, black silk gloves, and a black cocked hat, 'with my stowal by the College upon each of them of the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws made hair cued down with a black ribbon and head and hair powdered white as the driven evident once more the unbroken continuity of Dartmouth from its founding to the present day. snow.' In 1827 the speakers appeared in black silk robes hired for the occasion; in the 1830s they are reported to have worn dress coats with swallow tails; in 1840 'a black sur- plice gave dignity to the appearance of the speakers.' At the Commencement of 1865 the entire senior class was clothed in 'long black coats, light gray trousers, and tall silk hats.' There was no permanent uniformity of dress, however, until 1892, when the present plain bachelor's gown was adopted for all graduating classes. The red ribbons worn by some of the candidates are the insignia of membership in the honor society, Phi Beta Kappa. College Heirlooms & Artifacts The Flude Medal: When in academic attire at Commencement, the President of the College wears as a badge of office an insignia suspended by a gold chain: the medal or by Dick Hoefnagel, Professor-Emeritus, Dartmouth Medical School jewel that was received in 1785 as a gift for Dartmouth's second President, John Wheelock. The donor was John Flude of London. Oval in shape, The Charter: On December 13, 1769, the Royal Governor of New Hampshire, John the medal has a slight- ly convex face, in beautifully wrought, beaten gold, whereon is depicted the scene Wentworth, acting on behalf of the sovereign, King George III, signed the Charter of of Aesop's fable "The Old Man and His Sons." The reverse side, of sterling silver, has a Incorporation of Dartmouth College, a document several thousand words in length, heraldic shield in its upper part (representing the earliest official flag of the United States engrossed on two large sheets of parchment, and with an impression of the Seal of the of America, as adopted in 1777 and in use until 1795), and below the shield Province affixed. The Charter, both as the document that established the nature and terms is an engraved dedicatory text. of Dartmouth's institutional existence and as a symbol of the founding of the College, is featured at inaugurations, its possession being conveyed by the outgoing President to the Lord Dartmouth's Cup: Made at London in 1848 by Robert Garrard Jr., incoming one. A facsimile of it is regularly on display in the College History Room of Crown Jeweler, what has come to be called "Lord Dartmouth's Cup" is a standing vessel of Baker Library, and at Commencement ceremonies a copy of it, rolled within a tubular can- sterling sil- ver, measuring slightly over two feet in height. It was acquired ister, is carried by the College Steward, as part of the processional escorting of the Board by the fourth Earl of Dartmouth and was subsequently held of Trustees. by succeeding Earls until 1969, when it was pre- sented to the College by the ninth Earl, during celebratory observances of the bicentenni- al of the institution that were held that year. The cup is now The Wentworth Bowl: While attending the College's first Commencement, in 1771, borne ceremoniously by the College Usher in escorting the members of the Board of Trustees at Commencement. Governor Wentworth and those who had come with him to Hanover to attend that occa- sion undertook to sponsor jointly a gift for President Wheelock. It was not until a year later, in August of 1772, that the intended provision was ready for presentation to the College's founder: a superbly crafted bowl - a monteith - made by the Boston silver- smith Daniel Henchman and bearing an inscription handsomely engraved by his brother- in-law, Nathaniel Hurd.

In 1909, at the inauguration of Ernest Fox Nichols, Dartmouth's tenth President, the "Wentworth Bowl" came to embody or symbolize the "Wheelock Succession," for during those exercises of installation it was formally handed by the incumbent President, William Jewett Tucker, to his successor - an act of bestowal that has been repeated at all subse- quent presidential-inauguration programs. Academic Attire

by the late Sidney C. Hayward, Class of 1926, Secretary of the College 1930-1965

The traditional pageantry of an academic procession, such as the one opening today's Commencement exercises, is one of the impressive spectacles of our time. Its significance is attested to by the array of handsome gowns and vividly colored hoods worn by mem- bers of the Faculty, the Board of Trustees, and other functionaries of the College. These display the symbols of scholarly attainment. The earliest gowns of which illustrations exist at Oxford University somewhat resem- ble cassocks, which were worn by English teachers who found good use for the hood, or cowl, as protection against the weather. A uniform American system of academic heraldry indicates the level of a degree displayed by the costume; also the field of study in which it was earned, and the institution by which it was granted. It is the hood which generally provides academic regalia its color and offers the most information about its wearer. The silk lining of the hood bears the color or colors of the degree-granting college or university; its velvet facing reveals the color assigned to the area of study. The doctor's gown may bear velvet trimming on the front and sleeves such as dark blue for doctors of philosophy. A few institutions, mostly overseas but some in this country, authorize the wearing of colored robes, departing from the traditional black, and brightly displaying the official colors of the university. The cap and gown signifying Dartmouth's doctoral degrees have been green since 1967. The American mortarboard, derived from the soft Oxford cap, is usually black. Its tas- sel, for holders of the bachelor's and master's degrees, is also usually black, although gold tassels may be worn by holders of doctoral degrees and heads of institutions. The tassel is worn on the right side of the cap by undergraduates, on the left by holders of bachelor's and higher degrees. The edging, or facing, velvet of academic hoods, as mentioned above, indicates the area of study. The principal scholarly fields seen in the Dartmouth procession today include:

Arts, Letters, Humanities White Medicine Green Business Administration Nugget Music Pink Economics Copper Philosophy Dark Blue Education Light Blue Physical Education Sage Green Engineering Orange Public Administration Peacock Blue Fine Art Brown including Foreign Service including Architecture Public Health Salmon Pink Law Purple Science Golden Yellow Library Science Lemon Theology Scarlet

The colorful ceremony of awarding honorary degrees features the placing of a hood over the shoulders of the recipients. The silk lining of the Dartmouth hood is Dartmouth green, and the velvet edging corresponds to the honorary degree awarded, as listed above.