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University of Minnesota UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Winter Quarter e(JmmeJ1cellleJ1t exercises 1946 NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH TWENTY-FIRST AT EIGHT O'CLOCK PROGRAM PRESIDENT JAMES LEWIS MORRILL, Presiding ORGAN MUSIC-(Seven-thirty o'clock) Choral in A minor - Fran~ Andante Cantabile Tschaikows~ Toccata on "Ave Maris Stella" Dupre "i PROCESSIONAL-March from Tannhauser Wagnet, ARTHUR B. JENNINGS University Organist PRESENTATION OF COLORS NATIONAL ANTHEM-"The Star-Spangled Banner" Oh, say, can you see, by the dawn's early light, What so proudly we hail at the twilight's last gleaming, Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the perilous fight, O'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming? And the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof thro' the night that our flag was still there. Oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave 0'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? INVOCATION THE REVEREND GEORGE P. CONGER, B.D., Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy, University of Minnesota COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS- "Youth Looks at Our Universities" HOWARD L. BEVIS, S.J.D. President, Ohio State University 2 CONFERRING OF DEGREES JAMES LEWIS MORRILL, LL.D. President of the University SONG-"Hail Minnesota!" Minnesota, hail to thee! Like the stream that bends to sea, Bail to thee, our College dear! Like the pine that seeks the blue! Thy light shall. ever be Minnesota, still for thee, A beacon bngh t and clear; Thy sons are strong and true. Thy sons and daughters true From thy woods and waters fair, Will proclaim thee near and far; From thy prairies waving far, They will guard thy fame At thy call they throng, And adore thy name; With their shout and song, Thou shalt be their Northern Star. Hailing thee their Northern Star. RECESSIONAL-Electa ut Sol Dallier ARTHUR B. JENNINGS University Organist (The audience will remain until those in academic costume have left the hall) SMOKING As a courtesy to those attending functions, and out of respect for the character of the build~ng, be it resolved by the Board of Regents that there be printed in the programs of all functIOns held in the Cyrus Northrop Memorial Auditorium a request that smoking be confined to the outer lobby on the main floor, to the gallery lobbies, and to the lounge rooms. 3 CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close t the winter quarter, degrees will be conferred as indicated on those listed beloo and upon snch others as may meet the graduation requirements. W GENERAL COLLEGE ASSOCIATE IN ARTS MURIEL ANNORA BOLKCOM JANE KALID JONES RUTH ISABEL BROWN KEITH MANNING OLSON NEVA JANETTE CHRISTOPHERSON BURTON JOSEPH QUINN PHILLIP MANUAL COTLOW HELEN FRANCES ROSEN BETTIAN FREMLAND ARNOLD SHALE SAVITT HARVEY EDWARD GREEN KENNETH DUANE STEMPSON PHILIP THOMPSON HESLI THOMAS GUSTAF STROMBERG JOSEPH BERNARD HREHA SIIELLIE L. SUDIT MARIAN AILEEN JOHNSON HOLLYCE GERMAIN WALLGREN COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS ASSOCIATE IN LIBERAL ARTS BEVERL Y ANN BROWN ROBERT FREDERICK FLIS MEDICAL SCHOOL GRADUATE IN NURSING These degrees are conferred as of March 21, 1946, subject to satisfactory completion of nursing practice prior to June 14, 1946. ANNETTE ROSE ARNESON RUTH ELLEN KING RUTH TAYLOR BECK, B.S. ROSEMARIE Lux FLORENCE MILDRED CARLSON MARY LAWSON RAUN MARJORIE MAY DECKER, A.B. BETTY JOAN RISSE HELEN MARION GILCHRIST, B.S. RUTH BALDWIN SNYDER RUTH LORRAINE HANSON HILLEREN IMOGEN W OODWARD TABER MARGARETT ANN JACOBSON LOIS RACHEL VRIESEN AGNES JAHRAUS, B.A. JANICE RUTH WESTABY These degrees are conferred as of June 14, 1946, subject to satisfactory com­ pletion of six months' service as Senior Cadet Nurses in an Army, Navy, or Veterans Bureau Hospital prior to August 31, 1946. MAVIS ELIZABETH ALLIE SHIRLEY MAY MAISONNEUVE JEAN EULANE AMUNDSON MARCIA Lou RAULS VIVIAN MARTHA CHINANDER LORRAINE MARY TOURVILLE BETTYMAE FREDERICKSON JOYCE A. WEINAND COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS t magna cum laude JANE ANN BRYAN ORRELL-ETHELYN HOLMAN ELEANOR COLLE MARY LEE JAMESON BERTHA CLAIRE GOLDFARB PHILIP MARCUS MARGOLIS MARGARET ETHEL HOLLINGSHEAD RICHARD B. O'CONNELL BACHELOR OF ARTS tcum laude FRANCES GLADYS BARBER GEORGE ROGER KLARE LUCILLE BAUDLER RUTH SACHIYE KONO MARION HILDUR CHARLSON JEROME DANIEL SCHEIN BEVERLY JANE COLE RUTH WEINER DONNA BURNETT DAVIS BACHELOR OF ARTS MARILYN JEANNE ANDERSON \VARREN ROGER MAGNUSON EDITH TRAFTON AYERS ROBERT THOMAS MCGRATH BEVERLY JEAN BORNITZ MARCILE VIRGINIA MERCHES SUZANNE MARIE BROZIK VENUS MILLER MARTHA CAREY DAVID DEAN NORMAN MARGARET ESTHER CHANT LORRAINE ESTHER VIRGINIA DONALD THEODORE FRANKE, A.A. PETERSON WARREN CALVIN GAHLON ALTA OLIVE QUELLO BETTY MAE GINSBERG STEPHEN RAUCH ARLENE ANGELINE GIRG HENRY WALLACE SINAIKO MARJORIE SPEER HAKANSON SAUL STAHL ADELL JOYCE HARDIN VIRGINIA LEE STEGE HUGH HUNTLEY HARRISON CATHERINE MARY THILGEN TREVANION HUGO-SMITH ANDREA NIPPERT UELAND JOHN MICHAEL KELLY GLORIA RU-WEN WONG JEROME MARTIN KOLANDER J EWELL OLIVE YOAKUM DOROTHY LOUISE LEBEDOFF MARGARET LOUISE YOUNGDAHL NORMA CLAIRE LIPPITT JAMES HERBERT ZUMBERGE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE RUSSELL EUGENE KALIHER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BACHELOR OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING RUSSELL HEULE SAMDAHL + Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 5 BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING LLOYD WILLIAM LUNDIN BACHELOR OF CIVIL ENGINEERING CHARLES EDWIN BURRILL BACHELOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING RICHARD TERANCE MURPHY ICHIRO TAKAHASHI FRANCIS WILLIAM NORDEEN, A.A. DONALD LEE W ANQUIST BACHELOR OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PAUL GERHARDT SCHEURER BACHELOR OF CHEMISTRY Roy OLIVER BEITO LAURIE DEHN TIALA COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith distinction (Course in Agriculture) RUSSELL OSCAR OLSON JACK WILLIAM STEEVES BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Course in Agriculture) CHARLES KENNETH NEVINS HARRY MELVIN TAYLOR (Course in Forestry) DURWARD A. BOLLINGER ERNEST JACOB GEBHART (Course in Home Economics) VIRGINIA LOUISE BLACK EDITH ANNE IDZOREK RUTH LILLIAN DROMMERHAUSEN PHYLLIS MARJORIE ROSE JEAN BARBARA GRIEBENOW COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS AND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Course in Home Economics Education) PAULINE ELIZABETH FREVERT MARY BURNITA SCHUSTER LOIS PATRICIA OLSON t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 6 LAW SCHOOL BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Law ENJAMIN JOHN BLACIK RICHARD ALFRED HAUSLER B ES LESLIE DONAGHUE LAURA HAVERSTOCK WxLLlAM Gus DRESSEL GLORIA JEAN REMINGTON LEONARD ARNOLD HANSON MEDICAL SCHOOL BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith distinction (Course in Medical Technology)* MELVA JEAN HEGLAND, B.A , (Course in Public Health Nursing) RUTH BALDWIN SNYDER IMOGEN WOODWARD TABER BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Course in Medicine) FRANK JOSEPH ANDERSON, JR. GEORGE WALTER JANDA, JR. HARRY PARK BORGESON JOHN ALEXANDER JOHNSON FLORENCE JACQUELINE BOUTHILET RUTH MARGARITA JOLLY JAMES FREDERICK BOYSEN THOMAS SCHREINER KEMP WILLIAM JOHN BUGGY MORRIS KLEIN HARRY FRANK BURICH HAROLD DALE KLETSCHKA, AS. JOHN WOOD BUSSMAN . RICHARD FRANK KLINE CHERRY BLOSSOM CEDARLEAF, B.A BERNARD BENJAMIN LEVIN ROBERT F. CONWAY JAMES PERRY LILLEHEI ANNE KATHRYN COTTOR CARL LIPSCHULTZ PRISCILLA ANNE DAY, B.A GEORGE WELDON LUND ANTONI MILLS DIEHL WILFRED MILTON LUNDBLAD MYRON ELWOOD ERICKSON CHARLES ELLIOTT MAGRAW NORMAN EDWARD FIDELMAN DOREEN APRILLA MARTIN JAMES BRAINERD FLINN RUTH MCCLINTOCK WILLIAM BERNARD GALLAGHER JOSEPH GEO. MCCORMACK EDWIN SAMUEL GOMSI LEONARD WILLIAM MELANDER, JR. ANTHONY STEPHEN GRAHEK, A.s. THOMAS D. MOBERG REUBEN GULL LUTHER ARNOLD NELSON PAUL JOHN HAUSER WILLIAM CALKINS NELSON • LEONG YALE HOM JACK GORDON OLSEN WAYNE LOREN HOSETH PHILIP YOUNG PATERSON JAY CARROL HOYT ALBERT MACDONELL RICHARDS, B.A. *These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to June 14, 1946. t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 7 DAVID LAWRENCE ROSENBAUM, B.A. CHARLES E. TESAR ROBERT GRANGAARD ROSSING PAUL ERHARD TESCHAN HARRY MERLIN ST. CYR, B.A. RICHARD BOLAND TREGILGAS HAROLD M. SCHNEID MAN CHARLES GORDON VAUGHN ALBINO LUCIANO SETTIMI JOHN E. VERBY, JR., B.A. ARTHUR BERNARD SHULDBERG STANLEY CARL VONDRASHEK MARVIN DAVID SIPERSTEIN JIMMY OTIS WALL ARNOLD JOSEPH SPANJERS JOHN ARTHUR WATKINS JOHN JOSEPH STRANSKY WILLIAM B. WElL, JR., B.A. ROBERT LEON STURGES MATTHEW JUST WEIR LAWRENCE JOHN SWANSON DELBERT FREDERICK ERNEST CHUN-SECK TAM WICHELMAN, B.A. MARY HILBERT TEBERG MARTIN LEONARD ZUCKER, B.A. (Course III Medical Technology) * VIRGINIA MARY ALUNI, A.S. RUTH JOYCE MUIR LENoRA ELLEN BURNELL VIRGINIA RUTH SCHOLL JEGERDES VIVIAN JULIA Foss,A.A. LOIS MAUREEN SCHWARZ, A.A. DOLORES GULLICKSON HARVEY VILATY ANN SCRIVER THERESA CATHERINE KRUSE INA TAUSTA ALICE MARIE LUND (Course III Public Health Nursing) FLORENCE MILDRED CARLSON RUTH MAcINTYRE MORRISON, R.N. RUTH REGINA HALL PALMA J. SIVESIND MARGARETT ANN JACOBSON JANICE RUTH WESTABY ROSEMARIE Lux FLORENCE VANDEREN WHIPPLE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith distinction RUTH DOROTHY WEISE, R.N.+ BACHELOR OF SCIENCE EILEEN EDNA AGRANOVITCH HARRIET TOBY HARRIS ERMAGARD CAROLINE BERGQUIST WALLACE EDWARD HENK, A.A. DONNA LOIS BOWEN JOSEPH A. LEONARDELLI, B.S. ANNA FRANCES CARLSON DONALD BRUCE MATHIASON MARIANNE WOOD CARTER, R.N.t JEAN AUDREY PETERSON, A.A. SHERMAN MORTON COLE ELSIE C. PETTERSON FLORENCE JANE DANIELSON MARY LAWSON RAUN+ MARY FRANCES DOLENCE LUCILLE SCHOLL+ GWEN LOUISE GILBERT JAMES
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