THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Announces Its

MOfCH eOJIIJllcJlCCJllcJlt 1953

NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 19 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK tiuivcrsitll oj fi;liuucsotll THE BOARD OF REGENTS

Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Secretary Mr. Laurence R. Lunden, Treasurer

The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Cloud First Vice President and Chairman The Honorable George VI. Lawson, St. Paul Second Vice President The Honorable James F. Bell, Minneapolis The Honorable Daniel C. Gainey, Owatonna The Honorable Richard L. Griggs, Duluth The Honorable Lester A. Malkerson, Minneapolis The Honorable Charles W. Mayo, Rochester The Honorable Karl G. Neumeier, Stillwater The Honorable E. E. Novak, New Prague The Honorable A. J. Olson, Renville The Honorable Herman F. Skyberg, Fisher

As a courtesy to those attending functions, and out of respect for the character of the build­ ing, be it resolved by the Board of Rcgents that there be printed in the programs of all functions held in the Cyrus Northrop Memorial Auditorium a requcst that smoking be confined to the outer lobby on the main floor, to the gallery lobbies, and to the lounge rooms. rids Js Vour Uuillcrsit/l CHARTERED in February, 1851, by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory f Minnesota, the University of Minnesota has this year celebrated its one ~undred and second birthday. As from its very beginning, the University is dedicated to the task of train~n~ th.e youth of today, the citizens of tomorrow. How well it has succeeded IS mdlcated by the number of doctors, lawyers, engineers, social workers, journalists, dentists, farmers, businessmen, and com­ munity and civic leaders in all fields-good citizens all-who have gone from its several campuses to participate actively in the upgrading of the welfare of the citizens of our state. During the period of its existence, the University has awarded more than 110,000 degrees to its students who have completed the rigorous training demanded by the complexities of modern society. In addition to the enormous task of giving collegiate instruction to nearly 19 000 students on its Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth campuses, the Uni­ ve;sity offers, through its Schools of Agriculture, its General Extension Division, and its short courses, specialized training designed to assist those who wish to study on a part-time basis. Still in addition, its staff members who are county agents, home agents, and recreation and health consultants give effective aid and assistance to citizens of the state in their very homes. But the University of Minnesota, like all great universities, has expanded far beyond its early teaching and training programs. In its diverse research labora­ tories on its three campuses, at the several agricultural experiment stations, at the Rosemount Research Center, and at the University Hospitals, its scientists at anyone moment are working on countless research experiments of vital in­ terest to the future health and welfare of all of us. These projects deal with such matters as cancer, poliomyelitis, taxation, low-grade iron ore, cheese-making, teacher training, municipal government, nuclear fission, new varieties and strains of grains and fruits, supersonics and transonics, to mention only a few. THE UNIVERSITY is recognized as the cultural hub of the Northwest; it is the home of the Minneapolis Symphony, the University Artists Course, radio station KUOM, the University Theatre, and the local performances of the Metropolitan Opera Company. Through the University of Minnesota Concert and Lecture Service and the School Assembly Service, the University brings to more than a million and a half people, in the area it serves, artists and lecturers of quality and talent. The people of Minnesota are proud of their University, not only because it is one of the leading state universities in the nation, but also because of the extent and quality of its services from which they, their families, communities, and organizations benefit. Their interest in the University is a dynamic, living thing and expresses itself in many ways. Contributions from them have made it possible for the Variety Club Heart Hospital to be constructed and for the great Mayo Memorial building to be erected over the coming months. Through the American Legion and auxiliary posts all over the state, thousands of frIends have made generous donations to provide an endowed research pro­ fessorship in heart diseases. All students at the University, their families and friends are invited to con­ tinue their enthusiasm and interest in the University of Minnesota. Graduates are especially urged to identify themselves with the University Alumni Associa­ tion and the Greater University Fund and to return as frequently as possible to visit us here at the University. Ordcr 0/ eVCNts ASSEMBLING OF THE AUDIENCE: As candidates for degrees at this evening's commencement and their friends and relatives reach the Minneapolis Campus of the University, from 7:00 to 7:30 p.m. they will hear the Flemish bells being played from Northrop Memorial Auditorium, Mr. J. Frederic Goossen, M.A. '50, carillonneur. Admission to the March commencement exercises is by guest card only. Guests will be seated as they arrivc in the Auditorium and will remain seated until the colors are presented. PRELUDE CONCERT: From 7:30 to 8:00 p.m., the University Concert Band, Mr. Gerald Prescott, Associate Professor and Bandmaster, will play: Prelude and Fugue in G Minor - - J. S. Bach Coronation Scene from "Boris Godounow" - M. MoussorgSky Cake Walk from "Suite of Old American Dances" - - Robert R. Bennett Tirolese from "Soirees Musicales" Benjamin Britten Rondo from "Royce Hall Suite" Healey WiIIan Allegro Vivace from "Organ Sonata in D Major" - - Alexandre GuiImant PROCESSIONAL: Procession of the Nobles from "Mlada" - Rimsky-Korsakov PROCESSIONAL: As candidates for degrees enter the Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. the curtain will be opened. Seated on the platform, left to right, are: Dr. Joseph C. Olson, Associate Professor of Dairy Husbandry, Marshal; Dr. Raymond G. Price, Professor of Education, Marshal; Dr. John G. Darley, Assistant Dean of the Graduate School; Dr. Richard L. Kozelka, Dean of the School of Business Administration; Dr. Austin A. Dowell, Assistant Dean, College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, Institute of Agricul­ ture; Dr. J. W. Buchta, Chairman of the University College Committee; Dr. Alfred L. Vaughan, Assistant Dean of the General College; Captain Doyle M. Coffee, USN, Professor of Naval Science; Lieutenant Colonel Helmer T. Aasheim, USAF, Assistant Professor of Air Science and Tactics; Dr. Edmund G. vVilliamson, Dean of Students; the Honorable Karl G. Neu­ meier, Member, Board of Regents; Mr. True E. Pettengill, Recorder; Dr. Mal­ colm M. Willey, Vice President, Academic Administration; Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President of the University of Minnesota; Dr. Paul H. Giddens, Presi­ dent, Hamline University; Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Vice President, Business Administration; the Honorable George W. Lawson, Second Vice President, Board of Regents; the Reverend Joseph G. Vasiliou, Priest and Director of the Eastern Orthodox Fellowship; Lieutenant Colonel August R. Wood, USA, Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics; Assistant Dean Huntington Miller, University Extension; Dr. Errett W. McDiarmid, Dean of the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Mr. Roy Jones, Pro­ fessor and Head of the School of Architecture, Institute of Technology; Dr. WaIter \V. Cook, Dean of the College of Education; Dr. Earl B. Fischer, Professor of Pharmacognosy, College of Pharmacy; Dr. Harold S. Diehl, Dean of the College of Medical Sciences; Mr. Richard Halverson, B.A. '52; Dr. Edward B. Stanford, University Librarian, Marshal. PRESENTATION OF COLORS: As the color guard, made up of University Army ROTC and Air ROTC Cadets, and Naval ROTC Midshipmen, enters the Auditorium, the audience will rise. 4 THE NATIONAL ANTHE~ (first ~tanza only): The entire audience and Mr. Richard Halverson, B.A. 52, soloIst. INVOCATION: The Reverend Joseph G. Vasiliou, Priest and Director of the Eastern Orthodox Fellowship. SPEAKING FOR -r:HE .UNIVERSITY: President James Lewis Morrill, LL.D., President of the Umverslty. COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS: "Citadels of Truth and Freedom," Dr. Paul H. Giddens, Ph.D., President, Hamline University, St. Paul. CONFERRING OF COMMISSIONS: Dr. Malcolm M. Willey, Vice Presi­ dent Academic Administration, will introduce Lieutenant Colonel August R. W o~d, USA, Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics; Captain Doyle M. Coffee, USN, Professor of Naval Science; and Lieutenant Colonel Helmer T. Aasheim, USAF, Assistant Professor of Air Science and Tactics, who will present the candidates for commissions in their respective branches of the Armed Services. The commissions will be presented by President Morrill; the oath of office will be administered by Lieutenant Colonel Aasheim. CONFERRING OF DEGREES: Vice President Willey will introduce the several deans or their representatives who will present the candidates for cer­ tificates and degrees in their respective colleges. These, in order of their intro­ duction, are: Assistant Dean Huntington Miller, LL.B., University Extension; Assistant Dean Alfred L. Vaughan, Ph.D., General College; Dean Errett W. McDiarmid, Ph.D., College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Associate Dean J. W. Buchta, Ph.D., University College; Professor Roy Jones, M.S. in Arch., Institute of Technology; Assistant Dean Austin A. Dowell, Ph.D., College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, Institute of Agricul­ ture; Dean Walter W. Cook, Ph.D., College of Education; Dean Richard L. Kozelka, Ph.D., School of Business Administration; Professor Earl B. Fischer, Ph.D., College of Pharmacy; Dean Harold S. Diehl, M.D., College of Medical Sciences; Assistant Dean John G. Darley, Ph.D., Graduate School. All degrees will be conferred by President Morrill. Immediately afterwards, certificates and diplomas will be presented by each dean to the graduates of his college. CONFERRING OF THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY: Candidates for this degree will be presented individually by Assistant Dean John G. Darley to President Morrill, who will confer the degrees. "HAIL! MINNESOTA," the University's alma mater song: The audience and Mr. Richard Halverson, soloist. Minnesota, hail to thee! Like the stream that bends to sea, Hail to thee, our college dear! Like the pine that seeks the blue, Thy light shall ever be Minnesota, still for thee A beacon bright and clear; Thy sons are strong and true; Thy sons and daughters true From thy woods and waters fair, Will proclaim thee near and far; From thy prairies waving far, They will guard thy fame At thy call they throng And adore thy name; With their shout and song Thou shalt be their Northern Star. Hailing thee their Northern Star. RECESSIONAL: The University Concert Band. Nibelungen March - - Richard Wagner THE AUDIENCE is requested to remain seated until those in academic costume have left the hall. 5 eaHdidates lor eoJltJltissioHS

Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the winter quarter, commissions will be presented as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the requirements for Reserve Officers in the Armed Services.

DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS Second lieutenant, Signal Corps Thomas Louis Krattenmaker, Kent Second lieutenant, Transportation Corps Henry Richard Ballard, St. Paul

DEPARTMENT OF NAVAL SCIENCE Ensign, USN James Kneeland Lackore, Minneapolis Sverre Olav Tinglum, Black River Falls, Wis. Ensign, USNR Derrill Gene Holland, Minneapolis Second lieutenant, USMC John Charles Mason, Minneapolis

DEPARTMENT OF AIR SCIENCE AND TACTICS Second lieutenant, USAF Reserve Owen Bridgwater, Aitkin Keith D. Johnson, St. Paul Armand E. Brim, Fairfield, Wash. Donald W. Lynch, Minneapolis Gene J. Cloutier, Cloquet Richard B. Metzger, St. Paul Robert G. Devitt, St. Paul Henry A. Snyder, St. Paul Wayne A. Dickson, Sioux City, Iowa John A. Teberg, Minneapolis Paul B. Hammersmith, Milwaukee, Wis.

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

GENERAL EXTENSION DIVISION

Business Certificate

D. Dean H. Dahl, Minneapolis William J. Mahoney, St. Paul Marian Hanrahan, St. Paul

Engineering Certificate Melvin W. Messer, Minneapolis

Industrial Engineering Certificate

Raymond J. Johnson, Minneapolis

GENERAL COLLEGE

Associate in Arts

Reuben William Anderson, Minne- Alan Algot Johnson, St. Louis Park apolis Walter Edmund Johnson, Jr., Carole Beck, Minneapolis Minneapolis Barbara Faye Betten, St. Paul Gordon Lambert Justus, Watertown Richard Niel Carlson, Minneapolis Sharon T. Klein, St. Paul Richard Leo Dougherty, International Paul Kenneth Koch, Minneapolis Falls Ronald Wesley Nelson, St. Paul Richard Alvin Edlund, St. Louis Park Ronnie H. Rich, Minneapolis . Clarence Lewis Ewing, Minneapolis James Michial Rock, Minneapolis Harold Leo Fabriz, Minneapolis Neil Herbert Stein, St. Paul Gerald Norman Furseth, Bayport Ivy Ida Stuck, Minneapolis Michael James Grimes, Minneapolis Richard Louis Sundblad, Long Lake Jack Duane Halverson, Minneapolis James Richard Tersch, Minneapolis Gale Johar Hurley, Minneapolis

7 COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS Associate in liberal Arts

Marilyn Sue Barnes, Minneapolis Riva Mae Lyone, St. Paul Yvonne Trebby Ford, Minneapolis Robert Lewis Mann, Minneapolis Einer Arthur Fretheim, Albert Lea Alice Beatha Noss, Bloomington Walter Conrad Hildebrandt, St. Paul Mary Rude Slettehaugh, Minneapolis Gracia Rae Klein, St. Paul John Erle Thames, St. Paul Gerald Kent Kvistberg, Minneapolis Evelyn Beatrice Youse, Minneapolis Richard Adolph Larson, Lindstrom

Bachelor of Arts

Mary Leigh Allison, St. Paul Channing P. Handberg, A.A. Min- Wilfrid John Anderson, St. Paul neapolis D. Joan Forfar Barnes, Minneapolis Elizabeth Daryll Hanson, St. Paul Lloyd Arnold Benson, Lindstrom Carole Madelyn Hedean, Minneapolis Robert Franklin Blais, St. Paul Kathleen Hogan, St. Paul Bernard Brenner, Minneapolis Richard Edwin Holtz, Mankato Brian Earl Briggs, Minot, N.D. Norma Garley Johnston, St. Paul Hazel Holst Broberg, Minneapolis Elmer Alfred Kaardal, Minneapolis, Patricia Jane Bumby, Minneapolis, CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE Keith Douglas Kennedy, Hopkins Kenneth Frederick Carlson, Austin Phyllis Mardel King, Minneapolis Thomas Paul Carlson, Minneapolis Curtis Irvin Knudson, Hartland John Robert Coan, Jr., A.A., Minne- Arthur Anthony Koch, Minneapolis apolis Thomas Darryl Madigan, Faribault Janice Marilyn Cohn, Minneapolis, Mark Edward Mahowald, Fergus CUM LAUDE Falls, CUM LAUDE Thomas Dale Cole, Glenwood, MAGNA George Howard Martinsen, Minne­ CUM LAUDE apolis Donna Louise Cooper, Minneapolis William Sidney McWhirter, Jr., Wayne A. Dickson, A.L.A., Sioux St. Paul City, Iowa Linford Alton Meese, Faribault Royal Winfred Eckert, Hopkins Richard Lee Moses, Minneapolis Philip Paul Economon, A.A., Minne- Janet Carol Olsen, Duluth, MAGNA apolis CUM LAUDE Rudolph Herman Engelmann, Hewitt Sylvia Eileen Olson, Litchfield Patrick Kenneth Fallon, Brainerd David Goepfert Patchin, Hibbing John D. Farnham, Jr., Minneapolis Barbara Brayton Pearson, St. Paul LeRoy Eugene Faser, St. Paul Edith Florene Pearson, Minneapolis, Joen Frank, Deephaven CUM LAUDE Robert Charles Gandesbery, St. Paul Wallace Edward Pehrsson, Minne- Franz Joseph Ferdinand Gayl, Berlin, apolis Germany Jack Harold Perschmann, Minneapolis John Rodney Grubb, Minneapolis Grazyna Poltowicz, Minneapolis Mary Anne Hadlick, Minneapolis John Pond, Minneapolis Mary Textor Hammar, St. Paul John Lohryn Rock, Sioux Falls, S.D.

8 Roland Edward Rustad, Minneapolis Sverre Olav Tinglum, Black River Barbara R. Schackrnan, Patchoque, Falls, Wis. N.Y. Soren J. Uhrenholdt, Morris, Ill. Evelyth Maurine Schechter, Minne- James Earl Watson, St. Charles apolis Charles Brewster Webber, A.A., William Jean Schrankler, St. Paul Austin Mayer C. Stiebel, Chica~o, Ill. . Jean Johnson Wooley, Minneapolis Bernardine Joanne Sudelth, MIOne- William Walter Worzalla, Stevens apolis Point, Wis. Herman Lou Talle, Glenwood Bachelor of Science in library Science Janiece Barre .Fusaro, B.A., M.A., Alice Dorothy Lockwood, B.A., MinneapolIs Cranford, N.J. Mary Lathrop Goss, B.A., Minne­ apolis

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Bachelor of Arts Shirley Jean Bishop, St. Paul Barbara Joan Stillwell, Minneapolis Kenneth Jaffe, International Falls Bachelor of Science Robert Leo Albrecht, Greene, Iowa Allen Duane Hauge, Jackson Curtis John Anderson, Minneapolis

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Bachelor of Science Donald Joseph Conrath, Jr., St. Paul Richard Giichi Suzuki, Honolulu, Floyd Jerry Lucia, Eau Claire, Wis., T. H., WITH DISTINCTION . WITH DISTINCTION Charles Frederick Wenz, Minneapolis Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering Paul Gerin Fahlstrom, Cloquet Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering Charles James Pelnar, Minneapolis

9 Bachelor of Architecture Howard Norman Dahlgren, Shakopee Yasuo Nakao, Hanapepe, Kauai, T.B. Robert Gorham Magney, B.A., George Norman Stertz, Junction City Duluth Wis. '

Bachelor of Chemistry Donald Joseph Conrath, Jr., St. Paul

Bachelor of Civil Engineering Roger Curtis Conger, Ogilvie Roger Burke Oltman, St. Paul Robert Nordlie Dobbin, Minneapolis James Oliver Schmid, St. Paul John Paul Dropik, St. Paul

Bachelor of Electrical Engineering

Norman Arthur Benson, B.s., Adrian, WITH DISTINCTION

Bachelor of Geological Engineering Theodore John Hill, Amiret

Bachelor of Industrial Engineering Philip Carr Hansen, Duluth

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering

William Ernest Bollman, St. Paul William Lester Peel, Dassel, WITH Philip Donald Freeman, St. Paul HIGH DISTINCTION Donald Gregory Kampa, St. Paul 1110mas Paul Petersen, St. Paul James Kneeland Lackore, :rvlinne- Anthony James Secola, A.S., Mt. Iron apolis William Richard Stary, Detroit Lakes floger Burton Lee, St. Paul Charles Frederick Wenz, Minne- Alister MacDonald, Washington, apolis D.C.

Bachelor of Mining Engineering John Richard Sandberg, ')111uth

Bachelor of Petroleum Engineering John Adolph Teberg, Minneapolis

10 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS OF THE INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE Bachelor of Science Bonnie Jeanne Beloungy, Minneapolis, Peggy McConnell, Minneapolis, Agri­ Home Economics culture Barbara Dietz Bertram, Minneapolis, George Anderson McCormack, Fort Home Economics William, Ontario, Canada, Forestry Becky Anne Deneen, Minneapolis, Richard John Myshak, Rhinelander, Home Economics Wis., Forestry Robert John Dickinson, Virginia, Donald Carl Nelson, Minneapolis, Agriculture Agriculture Edith Lehto Drake, Minneapolis, Beatrice Olive Ness, Minneapolis, Home Economics Home Economics Maurice Scoles Durkee, Winnebago, Robert Joseph Nixon, St. Paul, Agriculture Forestry Shirley Mae Erickson, Minneapolis, LIoyd Wyman Nystrom, Alvarado, Home Economics Agriculture, WITH DISTINCTION Gordon Whittier Gilbert, A.A., Francis Walter Peterson, Eagle Bend, St. Paul, Forestry Agriculture Daren Kent Gislason, Minneota, Gerhard Arthur Ross, Fisher, Agricul­ Agriculture, WITH DISTINCTION ture Joan Vivian Groves, Minneapolis, John Albert Scharf, Minneapolis, Home Economics Fishery and Wildlife Management WiIIiam Arthur Haglund, Minne­ Douglas Berry Shaw, Minneapolis, apolis, Agriculture Forestry Marilyn Jean Hemsey, Minneapolis, Harold Byers Stewart, A.A., Roch­ Home Economics ester, Forestry Beverly Jean Johnson, Campbell, Burdette Carroll Stief, Minneapolis, Home Economics Agriculture Henry Hans Kaufmann, Minneapolis, Vernon D. Stotts, Appleton, Fishery Food Technology and Wildlife Management Patricia Ann Kluge, St. Paul, Home Alvin Juel Torvi, Crookston, Agricul­ Economics ture Gladys Ann Lorenzen, West Port, Agriculture

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science

Ora Ray Ackerman,. Rochester, WITH Arlene Gwendolyn Augustine, Minne­ DISTINCTION apolis Paul David Albitz, B.A., Mound Owen Bridgwater, Aitkin Lenore Elizabeth Allen, Minneapolis Joyce Loraine Brindle, Anoka Edith Bernetta Aronson, Minneapolis

11 Jane Loss ColIins Brockway, Wayzata, Gerald James Newman, Minnesota WITH DISTINCTION City Betty Heise Buhler, Mankato Karin Borgny Norling, A.A., Minne­ Judith Jeanne Engelson, St. Paul apolis Alvilda Pauline Fagre, Minneapolis Arthur Glenn Olson, Minneapolis Margaret Hemp Flook, KnoxvilIe, Auramae Pervier Parks, Robbinsdale, Md., WITH HIGH DISTINCTION* WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Alice Helen Foot, Rochester, WITH Carol Louise Peterson, Minneapolis, DISTINCTION* WITH DISTINCTION Fanchon Elizabeth Foss, Faribault, Robert Lance Pickering, Robbinsdale WITH DISTINCTION Eugene Elmer Pose, St. Paul Constance Joanne Fosvick, Hinckley* Ruth Elizabeth Rosen, Excelsior* Jack Arnold Gilbertson, Minneapolis, Joan Ruth Sargent, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Jean Marie Schenk, Tacoma, Wash.* Edward William Holmes, Minne­ Ethel Evelyn Schultz, Remer* apolis Eileen Ada Sisson, Baltimore, Md., Ellen Muriel Jacobson, Alexandria WITH DISTINCTION* Alice Charlotte JeHreys, Denver, Henry Allen Snyder, St. Paul Colo., WITH DISTINCTION* Allan Percy Sorenson, St. Louis Park Shirlie Alice Mansergh Klaus, B.A., Evelyn Roberta Spurlin, St. Paul St. Paul Esther Mary Stevens, Hartington, L. Marguerite Lines, Toronto, On­ Neb., WITH DISTINCTION* tario, Canada, WITH HIGH DISTINC­ Mei-En Sung, Tsingtao, China* TION* Joan Laurine Treleaven, Hallock Delford Anton Mach, Minneapolis Robert William Tryon, Dallas, Pa. Richard Bruce Metzger, St. Paul Janice Joan WilIiams, Ortonville, Dorothy Alice Naugle, Devils Lake, WITH DISTINCTION N.D., WITH HIGH DISTINCTION* Ruth Marie Zitzmann, Madelia

Bachelor of Science in Library Science Luella Irene Cernahan, B.E., Eau Claire, Wis.

Master of Education Paul David Albitz, B.A., Mound Beulah Fydell Gregoire, B.S., Bagley

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

Bachelor of Science Burdell Ida Carlson, Cambridge, Harley Ernest Hanke, Brownsville, Horne Economics Education Agricultural Education

• Nursing Education Curriculum.

12 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Business Administration Roger Anthony Anderson, Minne­ Bonnie Gaye Larkin, Gardiner, Mont. apolis Thomas Edward LaVelle, Lakeville Robert Roger Benson, Minneapolis Harold William Leiferman, St. Paul Robert Charles Burke, St. Paul, WITH Donald William Lynch, Minneapolis DISTINCTION George James Lyon, St. Paul Gene Joseph Cloutier, Cloquet Alfred Lind Marks, New York, N. Y. John Edmund Coffey, Minneapolis Robert Francis Martin, st. Paul Joseph Pat~ck Co!well, ~inneapolis John Charles Mason, Minneapolis David S. Elger, MmneapolIs Wendell Vern Munson, Austin Louis Otto Gerner, St. Paul John Nicholas Petroff, Minneapolis Hugh Earl Hawkins, St. Paul James Patrick Quigley, Minneapolis Derrill Gene Holland, Minneapolis Eleanor Anna Walz, St. Paul, WITH Judson Lewis Hovland, Minneapolis DISTINCTION Harry James Iliff, St. Paul Richard Allan 'Vestrum, Albert Lea Keith Duane Johnson, A.L.A., Donald Christian Wright, Minne­ St. Paul apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Bachelor of Science in Economics Norman Joseph Isaksen, St. Paul Charles Ted VanDecar, Scottsbluff, Paul William Olander, Morris Neb.

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Marlin Duane Narr, Henderson

LAW SCHOOL Bachelor of Science in Law Edward Peter Dietrich, Minneapolis Connor Francis Schmid, Minneapolis

COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Bachelor of Science in Professional Nursingt Rhoda Manley Arnason, St. Paul Verna Rose Woodrich Artis, Minne­ Joan Wallace Arnold, Minneapolis apolis, WITH DISTINCTION . t These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of nursing practice pnor to June 13, 1953.

13 Betsey \Vhittemore Batesole, Minne­ Delores Mae Levine, Duluth apolis Joan Elaine Ludwig, Minneapolis, Mary Joan Bendix, Annandale WITH DISTINCTION Muriel Anne Bloomdahl, A.A., Jean Fox MacCallum, Bloomington St. Cloud, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Barbara Jean Merrill, st. Paul Marilyn Rae Carlson, Elk River, WITH Marilyn Rose Mihelcic, Ely DISTINCTION Judith Lucille Nelson, Little Falls Joan Arlene Carstater, Falls Church, June Geraldine Norlander, Stillwater, Va. WITH DISTINCTION Ann Corrine Eckstein, Minneapolis Muriel Joan Opal, Wausau, Wis., Florence Carlin Elliott, B.S., Minne­ WITH DISTINCTION apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Harriet Ann Percy, Mason City, Iowa, Dorothy Mae Fairbanks, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION Jacquelyn Lee Winger Falk, Eau Blossom Charlyne Santamaa, Aurora, Claire, Wis. WITH DISTINCTION Beverly Lou Fillbach, Faulkton, S.D. Dorothy Lou Sharpe, Park River, Marrelyce Clare Fillbach, Faulkton, N.D., WITH DISTINCTION S.D., WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Phyllis A. Leary Simonson, Minne­ Carol Magdalene Gaddis, Owatonna, apolis WITH DISTINCTION Dolores Rae Stephenson, Cook, WITlI Lois Elizabeth Gallman, Faribault DISTINCTION Joan Kathryn Greene, Webster Audrey Beth Stubbe, St. Paul Groves, Mo. Rosemary Angeline Tauzell, A.S., Ely Phyllis Mae Haskell, Fergus Falls Juanita Joan Wenstrom, Minne- Mary Ann Herrmann, New Ulm apolis Dorothy Mary Knapton, St. Paul, WITH DISTINCTION Bachelor of Science Sally Ann Anderson, A.A., Albert Lea, Lucile E. Marsh Franzen, Minne­ Medical Technologyt apolis, Public Health Nursing Brian Earl Briggs, Minot, N.D., Dennis Earl Lofstrom, St. Peter, Medicine Medicine Mary Joan Courture, G.N., Minne­ Howard Richard Porter, Minneapolis, apolis, Public Health Nursing Medicine Betty Viola Dieter, Worthington, Jean Rene Urbank, Minneapolis, Medical Technologyt Medical Technologyt Master of Public Health Lena Besendorfer, B.S., Salt Lake Lulu Bell Ridley, B.S., Los Angeles, City, Utah Calif. Evelyn Louise Carlson, B.S., Tacoma, Frances Joanne Romano, B.S., Ster­ \\lash. ling, Ill. Helen Mildred Marcy, B.A., Portland, Frances Clifford Sanchez, B.S., M.A., Ore. Barwick, Ga. Mary Eleanor Reiter, B.S., M.A., Cherry, Ill. : These degrees are conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to June 13, 1953. 14 GRADUATE SCHOOL Master of Arts Paul Allen Anderson, Minot, N.D. James Ward Greenwood, Winnipeg, B.A. summa cum laude :51, Macalester Col­ Manitoba, Canada lege. Field of Concentration: French. B.Sc. '46, University of Manitoba. Major: Physics. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: Semi­ Jerry Belenker, Brooklyn, N.Y. Automatic Measurement of Impedance and B.A. '51, Brooklyn Co~l~e. ~ield of Concen­ Admittance. tration: Business Administration. Willis George Haugen, Waterloo, Myrtle Elizabeth Bell, Minneapolis B S. '43 St. Cloud State Teachers College. Iowa Field of' Concentration: Curriculum and In­ B.A. with high honors '51, Iowa State Teach­ ers College. Field of Concentration: Speech. struction. Frank Alexander Bengtson, Minne- Sulo Havumaki, Hibbing apolis B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Educational Psychology. Concentration: Industrial Education. Beulah Minerva Hedahl, Bismarck, William Bruce Bentsen, Cleveland N.D. Heights, Ohio B.A. '46, Concordia College; M.A. '48, State B.A. '50, Denison University. Field of Con­ College of Washington. Field of Concentra­ centration: Economics. tion: Educational Psychology. Eugene Bluestein, Brooklyn, N.Y. Robert Charles Henry, St. Cloud B.A. '50, Brooklyn College. Field of Concen­ B.A. '51, St. John'S University. Field of Con­ tration: English. centration: Political Science. Jean Effal Carlin, Minneapolis Robert Bates Hinman, Lake Forest, B.A. cum laude '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Psychology. Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: Ill. Drive Stimulus Generalization. B.S. '49, Northwestern University. Field of Concentration: Psychology. Alyce Taylor Cheska, Duluth B.S. '43, Duluth State Teachers College. Graham Billings Hovey, Madison, Field of Concentration: Educational Psy­ Wis. chology. B.A. '39, University of Minnesota. Major: Political Science. Minor: History. Thesis: An Thomas Malcolm Coakley, Hamilton, Examination of Some Factors in the Decline Ohio and Collapse of the Progressive Party: 1912 B.A. magna cum laude '51, Miami University. to 1916. Major: History. Minor: Political Science. Thesis: Attempts at Closer Union Between Shirley M. Jahnson, Austin England and Scotland Under James I. B.A. summa cum laude '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Psy­ Lyle Herbert Day, St. Cloud chology. B.S. '42, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ Ursula Pietschmann Kirkpatrick, struction. St. Paul Myron Edward Fahey, Rugby, N.D. Graduate '50, University of Munich. Field of B.A. '47, University of North Dakota. Field Concentration: History and Philosophy of of Concentration: Educational Administration. Education. Eugene Max Fritze, LeSueur Alex Kurak, Chisholm B.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Statistics. Concentration: English.

15 Margaret Noble Lahey, Minneapolis Clayton James O'Hagan, New Brigh_ B.S. '41, University of Minnesota. Field of ton Concentration: Educational Psychology. B.S. '46, St. Cloud State Teachers College Field of Concentration: Educational Admini; William Warren Lainen, Tamarack tration. B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Amos Olorunfunmi Oredugba, Lagos_ Nigeria, West Africa John Walter Larson, St. Paul B.A. '52, Hamline University. Field of Con­ B.A. '48, Haverford College. Field of Con­ centration: History. centration: History. John Elmer Peninger, St. Paul B.S. with dictinction '48, University of Min­ Idelia Loso, Ely nesota. Field of Concentration: History. B.A. '37, College of St. Benedict; M.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentra­ Roman V. Prydatkevytch, Murray, tion: Educational Psychology. Ky. Graduate '23, Friedrich Wilhelm University. Margaret Joyce MacInnes, Minne­ Major: Music. Minor: History. Thesis: Third apolis Symphony in D-Western Kentucky. B.A. summa cum laude '51, University of Min­ nesota. Field of Concentration: English. Robert Henry Rohlf, Minneapolis B.A. '49, College of St. Thomas; B.S. in L.S. Edwin Valder Manchester, Jr., Min­ '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Library neapolis Science. Minor: Political Science. Thesis: An B.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of Analysis of the Characteristics of the Books Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Used in a University Library. Edmond Harvey Rubin, Minneapolis Julia K. Markkula, Minneapolis B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '41, Bemidji State Teachers College. Field Concentration: Psychology. of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Leon Schlosser, New York, N.Y. Orvo Everett Markkula, Chisholm B.A. '49, Marietta College. Field of Concen­ B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of tration: History. Concentration: Industrial Education. Louis Milde Smith, Clayton, Mo. Saryu Prasad Misra, Lucknow, India B.A. '50, Oberlin College. Field of Concen­ B.A. (Honours) '41, M.A. '42, University of tration: Psychology. Lucknow. Field of Concentration: English. Arthur Leroy Tollefson, Minneapolis B.A. '48, Concordia College. Field of Concen­ Edwin Nakasone, Minneapolis tration: Educational Psychology. B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Political Science. Frithjof Orval Martinus Westby, Sioux Falls, S.D. Frances Miller Norbeck, Minneapolis B.S. with honor '41, Northern State Teachers B.A. '43, Augsburg College. Major: History. College. Major: Sociology. Minor: History. Minor: Fine Arts. Thesis: Italian Antecedents Thesis: Factors in the Rural-Urban Develop­ to the Salon. ment of Norwegian Lutheranism in Minnesota.

Master of Business Administration

Aaron Kerr Lyle, III, Minneapolis B.A. '51, Colgate University. Field of Concen­ tration: Business Administration.

16 Master of Science William Kwesi Agble, Peki, Gold Aubin Marie Achille Cesar Heyn- Coast, West Africa . drickx, Ledeberg-Ghent, Belgium B.S. 'SO, Mission House College. Field of Graduate '46, St. Lievin College; Pharmaceu­ Concentration: Agronomy. tical Chemist '51, University of Ghent. Field of Concentration: Phannaceutical Chemistry. Raymond A. ~hlfors, :'lexandri~ B.S. '42, UnivefSltr of Mmnesota: Field of Niles Henry Jefferson, Moorhead Concentration: Agncultural Education. B.S. '46, Moorhead State Teachers College. Major: Zoology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Hae­ Marina Esther Axeen, St. Cloud mogregarina and Haemoproteus from Turtles. B S '45 St. Cloud State Teachers College; Howard Robert Kiebel, Monticello B'S' in 1.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field B.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of of Concentration: Library Science. Concentration: Animal Husbandry. Grace Eleanor Blanchard, Ann Arbor, Benjamin Nelson, New York, N.Y. Mich. B.S. '50, City College of New York. Field of B.A. with distinction '49, University of Michi­ Concentration: Physics. gan. Field of Concentration: Botany. Leo Burton Pospichal, Chisholm Howard LaMar Christopherson,' B.S. with distinction '50, University of Min­ nesota. Major: Economic Zoology. Minor: St. Paul Botany. Thesis: A Field Study of Sora Rail B.Chem. with distinction '49, University of (Porzana carolina) and Virginia Rail (Ra1lus Minnesota. Major: Analytical Chemistry. Iimicola) Populations in Central Minnesota. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: The Dis­ sociation Constant of Nickel Dimethylglyoxi­ Terence Thomas Quirke, Jr., Urbana, mate. Ill. Margaret Brodahl Cifonelli, Duluth B.S. '51, University of Illinois: Major: Geolo· gy. Minor: Metallurgy. Thesis: Preliminary B.E. '39, Duluth State Teachers College. Investigation of the Geology of the North Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. Minor: Or­ Michigamme Area, Marquette Iron Range, ganic Chemistry. Thesis: 2,5·Anhydro Arabi­ Michigan. nose. Aida Perez Gonzalez de Rivera, San Thomas Hoskins Copeland, Jr., Juan, Puerto Rico Minneapolis B.S. '44, B.B.A. with honors '46, University B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of of Puerto Rico. Field of Concentration: Agri­ Concentration: Psychology. cultural Economics. Chester Bertram Daumitz, Stam- Gerald H. Simonson, New Richland baugh, Mich. B.S. with distinction '51, University of Min­ B.S. '45, Wisconsin State Teachers College. nesota. Field of Concentration: Soils. Field of Concentration: Agricultural Econom· Rudolph Melton Stolen, St. Paul ics. B.S. '32, University of Minnesota. Field of Elliot Colter Dick, Coral Gables, Fla. Concentration: Animal Husbandry. B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Major: John Reuben Thompson, Waseca Bacteriology. Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Thesis: A Study of Some Effects of Dietary Concentration: Agronomy. Carbohydrate and Antibiotic upon Young Rats Fed Rations Deficient in Vitamin B12• Allan Andrew Virta, Minneapolis B.S. '41, University of Minnesota. Field of Eugene James Guy, Rochester Concentration: Horticulture. B.S. with distinction '47, University of Min­ nesota. Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. Margaret Jean Watkins, Cleveland, Minor: Bacteriology. Thesis: A Study of Some Ohio Substances Which Interfere with the Roe B.A. '49, DePauw University. Major: Bio­ Method for the Determination of Ascorbic physics. Thesis: Quiescent Impedance Char­ Acid. acteristics of Frog Sciatic Nerve.

17 LaRue \Vells, Port Arthur, Tex. Edward Francis Witucki, Bowlus B.S. with distinction '49, University of Min­ B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Major. nesota. Major: Economic Zoology. Minor: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Inorganic Chell!: Botany. Thesis: Factors Influencing the Yield istry. Thesis: The Xanthate Reaction as Ap­ of Yellow Perch (Perea Ravescens) in lhe Red plied to the Cis and Trans 1-2 Cyclohexane Lakes Commercial Fishery. Diol.

Master of Science in Aeronautical Engineering Lewis Alfred Bleich, Omaha, Neb. Walter Louis Melnik, St. Paul B.S. '47, Iowa State College. Field of Con­ B.S. with distinction '51, University of Min­ centration: Aeronautical Engineering. nesota. Field of Concentration: Aeronautical Engineering.

Master of Science in Chemical Engineering Quintin Albert Narum, Minneapolis B.Ch.E. with distinction '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Chemical Engineering. Minor: Industrial Engineering. Thesis: A Study of the F10w Characteristics of Paper Pulp Suspensions Using a Modified Concen­ tric-Cylinder Viscometer.

Master of Science in Civil Engineering Po On Law, Canton, China Yue-Ho Leung, Yanping, China B.S. in C.E. '48, National Sun Yat-Sen Uni­ B.S. in C.E. '48, National Sun Yat-Sen Uni­ versity. Major: Civil Engineering (Hydraul­ versity. Major: Civil Engineering (Hydraulics). ics). Minor: Civil Engineering (Structures). Minor: Civil Engineering (Structures). Thesis: Thesis: Effect of Scale on the Performance Experimental Studies of the Depression of of Model Sedimentation Basins. the Filament of Maximum Velocity in Rec­ tangular Open Channels. Herbert Carl Nelson, Prentice, Wis. B.S. '42, River Falls State Teachers College; B.C.E. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Civil Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. The­ sis: Fluid F10w in Rough Triangular Chan­ nels.

Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Andrew O. Jensen, Minneapolis B.E.E. with distinction '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Electrical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: An Experimental Study of the Free Field Response of a Tractrix Horn with Finite Baffle.

18 Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering lIarry Eugene Cotrill, Jr., St. Louis. John Edward Janssen, Charles City, Iowa Park .., '51 U' 't f S. with high distinctIon .' mve!Sl y .0 B.S.M.E. '49, Iowa State College. Major: B.. esota. Major: Mechamcal Engmeenng Mechanical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. MI1Iltn al Combustion Engines). Minor: Me- Thesis: A Preliminary Investigation into the (h n ern'cal Engmeenng.' (Mac h'me D')eSlgn . Effect of Air Distribution on Mixing in a Con­ c ani.. The Cycle to Cycle Variation of stant-Pressure Combustion Chamber. ThesIS. . P . T Maximum Comb~shon ressure m a wo- stroke Cycle Engme. Leonard Joseph Seaberg, Minneapolis B.S. with distinction '51, University of Min­ Duane Floyd Dipprey, ~or~ . nesota. Major: Mechanical Engineering (In­ B S. with distinction .51, Un~ver51!y of ~m­ ternal Combustion Engines). Minor: Mechani­ n~ota. Major: Mechamcal Engme~nng. MI~o~: cal Engineering (Industrial Engineering). The­ Ph 'cs Thesis: A Study of MIXture DlStn­ sis: An Investigation of the Effects of Pulsat­ bu&~n 'at Part-Thr.ottle Conditi~ns in a Four­ ing Flow on Orifice Coefficients. Cylinder AutomotIve-Type Engme. John Harvey Stevens, Minneapolis B.S. with distinction '51, University of Min­ nesota. Major: Mechanical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics and Mechanics. Thesis: A Study of the Application of a Punched Card Type Digital Computor to Engineering Problems. Master of Science in Ophthalmology Willis Thomas Carson, Odessa, Tex. B.B.A. '44, M.B.A. '48, Texas Technological College; M.D. '47, Southwestern Medical College. Major: Ophthalmology. Minor: Pa­ thology. Thesis: Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca in Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis. Master of Science in Surgery Anthony Hill Kelly, Sioux City, Iowa B.S. '46, M.D. '47, Northwestern University. Major: Surgery. Minor: Experimental Sur­ gery. Thesis: The Effect of Gastroenterostomy on Canine External Pancreatic Secretion. Master of Social Work Takanori Mizuta, Chicago, Ill. B.A. '50, University of Illinois. Field of Con­ centration: Social Work. Doctor of Philosophy Robert William Berg, St. Paul Rena Ethel Boyle, Hastings, Neb. B.S. with distinction '41, M.S. '50, University B.S. with distinction '41, M.A. '46, Univer­ of Minnesota. Major: Poultry Husbandry. sity of Minnesota. Major: Education. Minor: Minor: Animal Husbandry. Thesis: Some Re­ Psychology. Thesis: A Study of Programs of lationships of Several Body Measurements to Professional Education for Teachers of Nurs­ Meat Yield and Reproductive Performance in ing in Nineteen Selected Universities. Major Turkeys. Major Adviser: Prof. R. N. Shoffner. Adviser: Prof. R. E. Eckert.

19 Kuang-Chun Chou, Chengtu, China Leonard Horwitz, Bronx, N.Y. B.S. in Aero.E. '43, National Northwestern B.S. cum laude '48, College of the City of College of Engineering (China) ; M.S. in New York. Major: Botany. Minor: Phy' Aero.E. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Chemistry. Thesis: Investigations on Hill s~ Aeronautical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics actions of Isolated Chloroplasts and Wb j­ and Mechanics. Thesis: Aerodynamic Charac­ Cells and Their Relation to Photosynth o. e teristics of Swept-Back Wings in Subsonic Major Adviser: Prof. A. H. Brown. CSI.I. Compressible F1ow. Major Adviser: Prof. J. D. Akerman. John Asa Jarvis, Menomonie, Wis B.S. in M.E. '31, University of Wiscon~' Joseph Anthony CifonelIi, Utica, N.Y. B.S. '36, The. Stout Institute; M.Ed. ,~~; B.A. '43, M.A. '52, University of Minnesota. Wayne UmvefSIty. l\l3)or: Education. Mino: Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. Minor: Or­ Industri~l Education. Thesis: Student Surviv~ Factors III The Stout Institute. Major Advise. ganic Chemistry. Thesis: A Study of Invertase. Prof. H. J. Smith. r. Major Adviser: Prof. Fred Smith. Harold Solomon Karr, Pullman Joseph George Graca, Minneapolis Wash. ' B.S. '39, College of st. Thomas. Major: Phar­ B.A. '39, University of Manitoba; M.A. '46 macology. Minor: Bacteriology. Thesis: The University of Minnesota. Major: English' Relationship of Drug Action to the Hemato­ Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: Samuel Butler: Encephalic Barrier. Major Adviser: Dr. R. N. His Influence on Shaw, Forster and Lawrence' Bieter. Major Adviser: Prof. W. V. O'Connor. . Richard Airth Hamilton, Grand John Russell Kyte, Osceola, Iowa Rapids B.S. '43, Iowa State College. Major: Chemi_ B.S. '37, North Dakota Agricultural College; cal Engineering. Minor: Mechanical Engi­ M.S. '40, Ohio State University. Major: Horti­ neering. Thesis: Heat Transfer from Spheres culture. Minor: Plant Genetics. Thesis: Pro­ and Cylinders to Gases at Sub-Atmospheric geny Studies with Two Solo Papaya Strains. Pressures Under Natural Convection Condi_ Major Adviser: Prof. T. M. Currence. tions. Major Adviser: Prof. E. L. Piret. Robert Frank Lambert, St. Paul William Otto Harms, Alton, Ill. B.E.E. with high distinction '48, M.S. in B.S. in Met.E. with high distinction '48, E.E. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Wayne University; M.S. '50, University of Electrical Engincering. Minor: Mathematics. Minnesota. Major: Metallurgy. Minor: Physi­ Thesis: A Study of the Influence of Boundaty_ cal Chemistry. Thesis: A Thermodynamic Layer V1SCOSlty and Heat Conduction, Me­ Study of Liquid Thallium-Lead-Bismuth Solu­ chanical Wall Vibration, and Thermal Re­ tions. Major Adviser: Prof. H. S. Jerabek. laxation on the Dam ping of an Acoustical Cavity Resonator. Major Adviser: Prof. H. E. John Theodore Hefley, Minneapolis Hartig. B.S. '39, M.A. '40, University of Oklahoma. Major: American Studies. Thesis: The Chris­ Daniel Lawrence Leussing, Jr., Cin- tian Century in American Culture, 1920-1941. cinnati, Ohio Major Adviser: Prof. M. Q. Sibley. B.A. '45, University of Cincinnati; M.S. '47, University of Illinois. Major: Analytical Chem­ Sigurdur Bjorn Helgason, \Vinnipeg, istry. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: Iron­ Manitoba, Canada Thioglycolic Acid Complexes. Major Adviser: B.S.A. '39, University of Manitoba; M.S. '42, Prof. I. M. Kolthoff. University of Minnesota. Major: Plant Genet­ ics. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: A Study Mary Walz Loewus, Duluth of Genetic Factors and Techniques Affecting B.A. magna cum laude '45, M.S. '50, Univer­ Cold-Test Performance in Corn. Major Ad­ sity of Minnesota. Major: Agricultural Bio­ visers: Profs. C. R. Burnham and E. L. Pin­ chemistry. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: nell. Interactions Between Enzymes and Competi­ tive Inhibitors. Major Adviser: Prof. D. R. Shigemi Honma, Honokaa, Hawaii, Briggs. T.H. Dale C. Marcoux, Topeka, Kan. B.A. '49, Cornell University. Major: Horticul­ B.S. '29, M.B.A. '37, University of Kansas. ture. Minor: Plant Genetics. Thesis: Com­ Major: Economics. Minor: Political Science. parison of Recurrent Parent with Different Thesis: The Level of the Federal Personal In­ Backcross Generations in Tomato. Major Ad­ come Tax Exemption. Major Adviser: Prof. viser: Prof. T. M. Currence. W. W. Heller. 20 M rray Lloyd Miller, Toronto, Soledad Espejo Samonte, Manila, Ontario Canada Philippines '41 M.A. '42, University of Toronto. B.S.E. '47, University of Santo Tomas; M.A. B·A:~r. eeology. Minor: Metallurgy. Thesis: '49, University of the Philippines. Major: Edu­ lJaJ igneous-Metamorphic Complex of the cation. Minor: Educational Psychology. The­ r:e Simeon Area, Quebec. Major Adviser: sis: The Program and Supervision of Elemen­ P~f. G. M. Schwartz. tary Student Teaching in Three Mid-West­ ern Teacher Educating Institutions and Their j\lbert Groombridge Moat, Spring Implications for Teacher Education in the Philippines. Major Adviser: Prof. P. R. Grim. Valley, N.Y. B S '49 M.S. '50, Cornell University. Major: Robert Dewey Sauerbrunn, Jonesboro, B· cterioiogy. Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. Ill. Thesis: The Ro~e of ~iotin in Carbohyd~ate B.S. '47, Southern lllinois State University. lJetabolism. Major Adviser: Prof. H. C. Llch- Major: Analytical Chemistry. Minor: Physical stein. Chemistry. Thesis: The Analytical Chemistry of Osmium Tetroxide. Major Adviser: Prof. Gordon Matthew Alfred Mork, E. B. Sandell. Minneapolis B.S. '31, U~iversity ?f North Da~ota; M.A. John Leo Sheard, Sturbridge, Mass. '42, UniveISlty of M.mnesota. M~Jor: Edu~a­ B.A. cum laude '45, M.A. '47, Harvard Uni­ tiona! Psychology. Mmor: EducatIOn. ThesIs: versity. Major: Inorganic Chemistry. Minor: Effects of an In-Service Teacher Training Analytical Chemistry. Thesis: The Chemistry Program on Pupil Outcomes in Fifth and of Oxygen Fluoride (I)-A Study of the Sixth Grade Science. Major Adviser: Prof. OF.-Ferrocyanide Reaction. Major Adviser: P. O. Johnson. Prof. T. D. O'Brien. Solomon Sinclair, Winnipeg, Mani- Arnold Curtis Osterberg, Rochester B.A. '42, State University of Iowa. Major: toba, Canada Pharmacology. Minor: Physiological Chemistry. B.S.A. '32, M.Sc. '37, University of Sas­ Thesis: A Method for Testing Analgesic Drugs katchewan. Major: Agricultural Economics. in Animals. Major Adviser: Dr. R. N. Bieter. Minor: Economics. Thesis: The Role of Sub­ sidies in Farm-Mortgage Credit. Major Ad­ viser: Prof. O. B. Jesness. Ronald Merrill Peterson, Brookings, S.D. Willard Octive Stibal, St. Cloud B.S. '47, Colorado State College of Agricul­ B.E. '39, St. Cloud State Teachers College; ture and Mechanic Arts; M.S. '49, University M.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: of California. Major: Horticulture. Minor: Education. Minor: Educational Psychology. Plant Genetics. Thesis: Breeding Behavior of Thesis: An Analysis and Critical Evaluation of the Strawberry with Respect to Time of Hollerith-Type Punched Card Methods in Blooming, Time of Ripening, and Rate of Connection with Student Records and Reports Fruit Development. Major Adviser: Prof. A. at the University of Minnesota. Major Ad­ N. Wilcox. viser: Prof. M. G. Neale.

Doctor of Philosophy in Surgery Melvin August Block, Evansville, Ind. Davitt Alexander Felder, St. Paul B.S. '42, M.D. '44, Indiana University. Major: B.S. '38, Rollins College; M.D. '42, Yale Uni­ Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: A Study versity. Major: Surgery. Minor: Physiology. of Renal Hemodynamics with Emphasis on Thesis: Anatomical and Clinical Correlations the Influence of the Renal Nerves. Major Ad­ of Phlebography of the Lower Extremities. viser: Dr. K. C. Wakim. Major Adviser: Dr. O. H. Wangensteen. Edward Eaton Mason, Minneapolis B.A. '43, M.D. '45, State University of Iowa. Major: Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: A Study of Iodide Transport in Living Cells. Major Adviser: Dr. C. E. Moore.

21 CAPS AND GOWNS

AN EXPLANATION In the medieval city, clothing not unlike that worn by those participating in this commencement was common. The modern academic costume has evolved from the dress of the medieval guilds and the early religious orders. Today, everyone with a college or university degree may wear the black aca­ demic gown. Hoods, which are omitted by seniors who are candidates for de­ grees, are worn by graduates. At the University of Minnesota, the lining of the hood has a maroon chevron on an old gold ground to represent the University colors. A University faculty member who holds a degree from another College or university wears the colors of his own alma mater. Distinctions between sleeves indicate the type of degree held by the wearer. A long, pointed sleeve indicates a Bachelor's degree, while a long, closed sleeve with a slit near the upper part of the arm designates a Master's degree. A round open sleeve marks a Doctor's degree. ' The velvet edging on hoods is the color which stands for the field of study of the gown's wearer. It may be white for Arts and Letters, gold-yellow for Science maize for Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, slate for Veterinary Medicine, or light blue for Education. Orange denotes Technology; dark blue Philosophy; purple, Law; green, Medicine; and pink, Music. Public Health i~ shown by salmon pink edging, Dentistry by lilac, Pharmacy by olive, and Commerce and Accounting by drab. The Doctor's costume also has velvet trimming on the rest of the gown including crossbars on the sleeves. The trimming may either be black or may match the color of the hood edging. Shoulder insignia on the gowns of candidates for degrees indicate that the candidate is an honor student. Caps, or mortarboards, too, have significance. The President of the Univer­ sity is the only one who may wear a velvet cap and a gold tassel. For the Master's and Doctor's degrees the tassels are always black, but can­ didates for the Bachelor's degree at this commencement wear tassels which indicate their school or college by color, as follows:

(In the order of march) General College ...... crimson and white College of Science, Literature, and the Arts..... white University CollegeH...... H..... H...... H...... old gold and white Institute of Technology...... H...... H...... orange College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics of the Institute of Agriculture ...... maize College of Education .H ..... H...... H ..Jight blue School of Business Administration...... H...... drab College of Pharmacy ...H...... olive Law School ...... purple College of Medical Sciences ...... green Graduate SchooL...... H. H..... black

22 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Seltior J(eeeptiolt Marelt 1953

• The members of the Senior Class, their relatives and friends are invited by President and Mrs. Morrill to attend the Senior Reception immediately after the commencement exercises. The Reception will be held in the main ballroom of the Coffman Memorial Union.

• Assisting in the Reception are members of the Senior Cabinet; Grey Friars and Iron Wedge, senior honorary organizations for men; Mortar Board, senior honorary organization for women; Chimes, junior honorary organization for women; and Phoenix and Silver Spur, junior honorary organizations for men. These students have maroon and gold identifications.

• Tnose in the receiving line will be President and Mrs. J. L. Morrill and Miss Darlene Ludtke, president of the Senior Cabinet. New and old presi­ dents of Mortar Board, Grey Friars, and Iron Wedge will present all guests to those in the receiving line.

• All guests are urged to register oat the appropriate tables presided over by members of Phoenix and Silver Spur. The signed pages will be bound and preserved by the class of 1953.

• Punch will be served. The young ladies presiding at the punch tables are members of Chimes.

• The Senior Cabinet has arranged for an official photographer to be on hand at the Reception to take pictures of senior class members and their friends and relatives at a nominal fee. THE ,UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Announces Its

MEMORIAL STADIUM SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 13 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK University of Minnesota THE BOARD OF REGENTS

Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President Mr. \Yilliam T. Middlebrook, Secretary Mr. Laurence R. Lunden, Treasurer

The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Clond First Vice President and Chairman The Honorable George \Y. Lawson, St. Paul Second Vice President The Honorable James F. Bell, Minneapolis The Honorable Daniel C. Gainey, Owatonna The Honorable Richard L. Griggs, Duluth The Honorable Marjorie J. Howard, Excelsior The Honorable Lester A. Malkerson, Minneapolis The Honorable Charles W. Mayo, Rochester The Honorable Karl G. Neumeier, Stillwater The Honorable E. E. Novak, New Prague The Honorable A. J. Olson, Renville The Honorable Herman F. Skyberg, Fisher ~ltis Is VDllr llniversit/l lIARTERED in February, 1851, by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory G ~fnnesota, the University of Minnesota has this year celebrated its one of d led and second birthday. As from its very beginning, the University is b~·~ted to the task of training the youth of today, the citizens of tomorrow. d ~ well it has succeed~d is ifoldicated ?y the number ?f doctors, lawyers, lIo 'neers, social workers~ JournalIsts, dentIst~,. farmers, busmessmen, and cofo11- engt "ty and civic leaders m all fields-good cItIzens all-who have gone from Its lilun~l campuses to participate actively in the upgrading of the welfare of the ~:ens of our state. During the period of its existence, the University has ~~rded more than 112,500 degrees to its ~t?dents who have .completed the . orous training demanded by the compl~x~tIes of m.oder~ socleo/. ng In addition to the enormous task of glvmg collegIate mstructIon to nearly 19000 students on its Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth campuses, the Uni- ;sity offers, through its Schools of Agriculture, its General Extension Division, v:d its short courses, specialized training designed to assist those who wish to atud on a part-time basis. Still in addition, its staff members who are county :geJs, home agen!s~ and recreation a~d he~lth consultants give effective aid and assistance to cItIzens of the state m theIr very homes. But the University of Minnesota, like all great universities, has expanded far beyond its early teaching and training program~. In its divers~ research .labora­ tories on its three campuses, at the several agncultural expenment statIOns, at the Rosemount Research Center, and at the University Hospitals, its scientists at anyone moment are working on countless research experiments of vital in­ terest to the future health and welfare of all of us. These projects deal with such matters as cancer, poliomyelitis, taxation, low-grade iron ore, cheese-making, teacher training, municipal government, nuclear fission, new varieties and strains of grains and fruits, supersonics and transonics, to mention only a few.

THE UNIVERSITY is recognized as the cultural hub of the Northwest; it is the home of the Minneapolis Symphony, the University Artists Course, radio station KUOM, the University Theatre, and the local performances of the Metropolitan Opera Company. Through the University of Minnesota Concert and Lecture Service and the School Assembly Service, the University brings to more than a million and a half people, in the area it serves, artists and lecturers of quality and talent. The people of Minnesota are proud of their University, not only because it is one of the leading state universities in the nation, but also because of the extent and quality of its services from which they, their families, communities, and organizations benefit. Their interest in the University is a dynamic, living thing and expresses itself in many ways. Contributions from them have made it possible for the Variety Club Heart Hospital to be constructed and for the great Mayo Memorial building to be erected over the coming months. Thr~ugh the American Legion and auxiliary posts all over the state, thousands of friends have made generous donations to provide an endowed research pro­ fessorship in heart diseases. . All students at the University, their families and friends are invited to con­ tinue their enthusiasm and interest in the University of Minnesota. Graduates ~ especially urged to identify themselves with the University Alumni Associa­ tion. ~nd the Greater University Fund and to return as frequently as possible to VISIt us here at the University. Order of tveltts *

THE ASSEMBLING OF THE AUDIENCE: As guests reach the Minneapolis Campus of the University of Minnesota from 7:00 to 7:30 p.m., they will be interested in hearing the Flemish bells being played from Northrop Memoria} Auditorium; Mr. J. Frederic Goossen, M.A. '50, carillonneur. No seats for the commencement exercises in Memorial Stadium are reserved. All open entrances to the Stadium may be used. PRELUDE CONCERT: From 7:30 to 8:00 p.m., the University of Min­ nesota Concert Band, Mr. Gerald R. Prescott, Bandmaster, conducting. Prologue from "Divertimento for Band" Vincent Persichetti Youth Triumphant, Overture Henry Hadley Meditation from "Thais" Massenet Evening Star from "Tannhauser" Wagner James Scheu, Baritone Cake Walk from "Suite of Old American Dances" Robert R. Bennett Allegro Vivace from "Organ Sonata in D Major" Alexandre Guilmant Echoes from Memorial Stadium James "Red" McLeod PROCESSIONAL: Huldigungsmarsch, Homage March Wagner Triumphal March from "Aida" - - Verdi PROCESSIONAL: The processional, made up of all candidates for degrees, faculty members, and regents will march from Northrop Field and will enter the Stadium at exactly 8:00 p.m. The line of march will be in the following order: Department of Military Science and Tactics; Department of Naval Science; Department of Air Science and Tactics; General Extension Division; General College; College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; University Col­ lege; Institute of Technology; College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Eco­ nomics of the Institute of Agriculture; School of Veterinary Medicine of the Institute of Agriculture; College of Education; School of Business Administra­ tion; College of Pharmacy; Law School; School of Dentistry; College of Medical Sciences; Graduate School. University faculty members, regents, and dis­ tinguished guests will be last in the line of march. PRESENTATION OF COLORS: As the color guard, made up of University Army ROTC and Air ROTC Cadets, and Naval ROTC Midshipmen, enters the Stadium, the audience will rise.

• In the event of rain, Commcncement exercises will be held in the basketball section of Williams Arena. Due to the limited number of seats available, only the members of the graduat­ ing class, and a restricted number of their guests who have been issued special guest cards, will be admitted. Only in so far as the physical facilities of Williams Arena permit, will the Order of Events planned for the Stadium be carried out in the Arena. 4 Order O/8vcHts

THE NATIONAL ANTHEM: The entire audience, still standing, and Mr. RoY A. Schuessler, M.A., Associate Professor of Music, soloist.

Oh, say can you see, by the dawn's early light, What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming, Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the perilous fight, O'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantIy streaming? And the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof thro' the night that our flag was still there. Oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?

INVOCATION (the audience still standing): The Reverend Gordon W. Hagberg, Director, Disciples of Christ Student Fellowship at the University.

CHARGE TO THE CLASS: President James Lewis Morrill, LL.D., President of the University.

CONFERRING OF COMMISSIONS: Vice President Malcolm M. Willey, Ph.D., Vice President, Academic Administration, will introduce Colonel Robert T. Connor, USA, Professor of Military Science and Tactics; Captain Doyle M. Coffee, USN, Professor of Naval Science; and Colonel Kermit D. Stevens, USAF, Professor of Air Science and Tactics, who will present the candidates for commissions in their respective branches of the Armed Services. The oath of office will be given by Colonel Connor; the commissions, by staff members in the respective branches.

CONFERRING OF DEGREES: Vice President Willey will introduce the deans of the several colleges or their representatives who will present to Presi­ dent Morrill the candidates for certificates and degrees. They are, in order of their introduction: Assistant Dean Huntington Miller, LL.B., University Ex­ tension; Dean H. T. Morse, Ph.D., General College; Dean E. W. McDiarmid, Ph.D., College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Assistant Dean J. W. Buchta, Ph.D., Chairman of the Faculty, University College; Dean Athelstan F. Spilhaus, D.Sc., Institute of Technology; Dean Harold Macy, Ph.D., College of Agriculture, Forestry, and HOI1,le Economics, and the School of Veterinary Medicine of the Institute of Agriculture; Dean Walter W. Cook, Ph.D., Col­ lege of Education; Dean Richard L. Kozelka, Ph.D., School of Business Ad­ ministration; Prof. Earl B. Fischer, Ph.D., College of Pharmacy; Dean M. E. Pirsig, LL.B., Law School; Dean W. H. Crawford, D.D.S., School of Den­ tistry; Dean H. S. Diehl, M.D., College of Medical Sciences; Dean T. C. Ble­ gen, Ph.D., Graduate School. 5 Ordcr o/8vcn/s

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS: With Dean of Students E. G. William_ son, Ph.D., presiding, all members of the June graduating class will pass across the stage in columns of four and will receive their diplomas.

CONFERRING OF THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY. Candidates for this degree will be presented individually by Dean Blegen t~ President Morrill, who will confer the degrees.

"HAIL! MINNESOTA," The University's Alma Mater song: The audience and Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, soloist. Minnesota, hail to thee! Like the stream that bends to sea, Hail to thee, our college dear! Like the pine tlwt seeks the blue, Thy light shall ever be Minnesota, still for thee A beacon bright and clear; Thy sons are strong and true, Thy sons and daughters true From thy woods and waters fair, \Vill proclaim thee near and far; From thy prairies waving far, They will guard thy fame At thy call they throng And adore thy name; With their shout and song, Thou shalt be their Northern Star. Hailing thee their Northern Star.

TAPS: The University Concert Band.

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b'ect to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the Su .bg quarter, commissions will be presented as indicated on those listed below SPd upon such others as may meet the requirements for Reserve Officers in the an Armed Services.

DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS First Lieutenant, Dental Corps Ronald Lyle Albright, Lafayette Robert Warren Iverson, Minneapolis Harry Joel Hanson, Jr., Lake Bronson Richard Stanley Law, St. Paul First Lieutenant, Medical Corps Donn Ellis Leuzinger, Minneapolis Thomas Leo Schafer, Minneapolis James Christian Melby, Duluth Second Lieutenant, Coast Artillery Corps John Richard Albers, St. Paul Richard Charles Jenson, Minneapolis Dennis James Bushnell, Tamarack Gordon Ferdinand Lindgren, St. Paul Donald Forrest Carlson, Albert Lea Robert Wallace Seabloom, St. Paul John Lawrence Chapman, Minne- Richard Henry Shadrick, Jr., Minne- apolis apolis William Merritt Drum, St. Paul William Gale Tryon, Minneapolis Eric Alexander Erickson, Jr., Minne­ apolis Second Lieutenant, Corps of Engineers William Thomas Larson, Stanchfield Richard Hoffman Sundblad, Long Jack E. Lindeman, Minneapolis Lake Rudolph Roger Moen, Montevideo Robert Leon Thorson, St. Ansgar, Iowa Second Lieutenant, Medical Service Corps Don Alex Dinndorf, Albany Milton George Knutson, Starbuck Glendis Jerome Einess, Climax Russel Leroy Skoe, Pine River Joseph Matthias Greeman, St. Paul Frank Joseph Windisch, St. Paul David Edwin Herman, St. Paul Second Lieutenant, Ordnance Corps Russell Warren Fallstad, Minneapolis Bruce Richard Lockway, Minneapolis Robert William Joseph, St. Paul Orville Burdean Paulson, St. Paul 7 Second lieutenant, Quartermaster Corps Gregory Joseph Gaffey, Alden James Louis Meade, Minneapolis Glenwood William Gilson II, Lyle Lester Nelson, Farmington Wayzata Walter Martin Ostrem, Minneapolis, \Vallaee Owen Knowles, Minneapolis Thomas James Sinna, St. Paul . Leo Daniel Kueehenmeister, Minne­ Laverne Palmer Sorenson, Blooming apolis Prairie John \Valter Mashek, St. Palll Panl Gregg Zerby, St. Paul

Second lieutenant, Signal Corps Gerald Lawrence Ahmann, St. Panl Roger Gayle Lambert, Minneapolis Ralph Curtis Burton, Minneapolis Wayne Ralph Sather, Billings, Mont. Richard George Gerner, St. Paul

Second lieutenant, Transportation Corps Larry Leroy Bailey, Minneapolis Marvin Paul Levin, St. Paul Ronald Lee Fraser, St. Paul George Henry Morrill, Anoka Robert Allen Gordon, Oshkosh, \Vis. David Lce Palm, Minneapolis Richard Allen Gregory, Billings, George Lewis Sumner, Washington, Mont. D.C. Robert Norman Johnson, Minne­ David Raymond Vppgren, \Vhite apolis Bear Lake

DEPARTMENT OF NAVAL SCIENCE Ensign, USN Neil Michael Bealka, Chaska Marshall Edison Hill, Ely Walter Hollows Brown, Jr., St. Paul Robert James Huston, Minneapolis Charles Robert Carlsen, Decorah, Dwight Bruce Johnson, Blue Earth Iowa Kerron Drake Johnson, St. Paul Dean Eugene Clabaugh, Charlotte, John Mathew Kavanaugh, Aberdeen, N.C. S.D. Richard William Clarke, St. Paul Keith Arvid Krusemark, Alexandria Donald Gene Erlandson, Ruthton Phillip Curtis Linwick, Minneapolis Grant Franklin Haggquist, Jr., Minne- Maurice Joseph Nelson, Brainerd apolis Frederic Louis Nystrom, New VIm Brian Kenneth Hannula, Minneapolis Frederick Stanley Olson, New VIm George Calvin Hanson, Redwood Osear Emanuel Sanden, Jr., St. Paul Falls

Ensign, USNR John Charles Gustafson, Maynard Charles Robert Svendsen, Minneapolis Charles Kyle Peterson, St. Paul 8 Ensign, SC, USN Duane LeRoy Addison, Marshall Harvey Theodore Olson, Oelwein, D vid Wayne Fagerness, Rushmore Iowa ~ur Lennart Kalleberg, Minne- Robert Edward Roseen, Minneapolis apolis Knute Prieur Temte, La Crosse, Wis. James Marsh Thomson, Jr., Hopkins

Ensign, SC, USNR Richard James Williams, St. Paul

Second lieutenant, USMC Kenneth Dale Erickson, Winona

Second lieutenant, USMCR James Martin Olander, Faribault

DEPARTMENT OF AIR SCIENCE AND TACTICS

Second lieutenant, USAF Reserve Thomas Joseph Abeln, Minneapolis Percy Marple Lowe, Jr., Minneapolis Edmund James Amidon, St. Paul Cornelius Daniel Mahoney, Jr., Min- David John Breault, Somerset, Wis. neapolis Robert Alan Brown, St. Paul Paul William Mielke, Jr., St. Paul Donald Gene Butler, St. Paul Richard Duane Palon, Minneapolis John Zosel Dahl, Duluth James Peter Penn, Minneapolis Jerome Rudolph Davis, Duluth Ronald Bruce Pitsenbarger, St. Paul Edward Copelan Ellis, Jr., Owatonna Carlyle George Pohlman, Lakefield Ronald William Fagerstrom, Minne- Morrey Lee Salkin, Minneapolis apolis Arthur William Sear, Jr., Minneapolis Richard Allen Fisher, Minneapolis Arthur Andrew Sehlin, Jr., Minne- Larry Arthur Hammond, Minneapolis apolis Russell Andrew Hannen, St. Paul Richard Eustis Stiles, Minneapolis Gerald Randolph Hedeen, Newport Susumu Tamanaha, Wailuku, Maui, John Charles Henry, Hastings T.H. Franklin Harold Kriewaldt, Clinton- William Fayette Toevs, Edina ville, Wis. Curtis Guy Williams, Des Moines, Thomas Anthony Lennon, Minne­ Iowa apolis Warren Theodore Wier, Lake Elmo eaHdidates 1(J~c graduatioH

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

GENERAL EXTENSION DIVISION Business Certificate Percy J. Feany, St. Paul Chester L. Rimarcik, Minneapolis Kenneth A. Holmgren, St. Paul Samuel Rubenstein, Minneapolis Melvin J. Holte, Minneapolis Engineering Certificate Shannon Griffith, St. Paul

Industrial Engineering Certificate Frederick A. Perlich, St. Paul

Mortuary Science Certificate H. Thorne Helgesen, Minneapolis David Francis Schwietz, St. Paul Joseph Robert Judge, Milbank, S.D.

Associate in Mortuary Science David Edgar Boldt, Faribault Charles Nicholas \Velmer, B.S., Cold James Aurit Kluegel, Lamberton Spring Thomas James Markovich, A.A., Ely George Robert \Verness, B.B.A., Gerald Eugene Mishler, Minneapolis Minneapolis Donald \Valter Peterson, Buffalo Eugene Peter \Villwerscheid, Jr., Dale Everett Stroud, Mabel St. Paul

GENERAL COLLEGE Associate in Arts John Jay Abbott, White Bear Lake Donald David Belzer, Minneapolis Donald Arthur Anderson, St. Paul Lennart Leeroy Benson, Minneapolis Fred Lee Anderson, Stillwater Joan Patsy Binman, St. Paul Neal Evan Anderson, st. Paul Gordon Thoren Brandsness, St. Paul Richard Duane Anderson, Minne- Mildred Caroline Bregel, Mahnomen apolis Richard Joseph Bren, Excelsior JO S 11 Jean Bush, Minneapolis Robert John McNamara, Hastings NlIn Earle Carlson, Minneapolis Robert James Micknal, International Patrick George Carpenter, South Falls St. Paul Wayne E. Murphey, Robbinsdale Theodore Hughes Chalgren, Minne- Richard Alfred Nymoen, Minneapolis apolis Alvin Floyd Olesky, Minneapolis Robert Charles Emerson, Minneapolis James Eduard Olson, North St. Paul RaeAnne Extrand, Brainerd Robert Runbeck Olson, St. Paul Thomas Jack Feldmann, st. Paul Lynn Sommer Ormes, Minneapolis Thomas Anthony Felling, Minne- Daniel George Osmek, Glencoe apolis . Willis Delano Peterson, Harris Carole Sue Franer, Minneapolis Darryl Stanley Raitz, Minneapolis Ronald Leonard Fullerton, Minne- Philip Reilly, Minneapolis apolis . . . Elinore Frances Ridgley, Minneapolis Patricia Joan Grmd~land,. Mmneapohs Sue Roberts, Minneapolis Francis Alan Guertm, Mmneapohs Charles A. Robinson, Minneapolis Russell Oscar Haglof, St. Paul Patrick Eugene Rodgers, Anoka Georgeane Mary .Hanson, ~inneap?lis Richard Joseph Roeglin, Minneapolis John Richard HIlborn, Mmneapohs Marcelyn Fey Sanborn, Minneapolis Gary Dahlyn Hoover, Minneapolis Ramedo Joseph Saucedo, St. Paul Mary Lou Houck, Minneapolis James Ronald Soltau, Duluth John Abdon Jarka, Browns Valley Delores Jean Stengel, Canton, S.D. Einer Lee Jensen, Minneapolis Phyllis Marmion Storberg, St. Paul Helen Kathryn Kasper, Minneapolis Clarke Charles Sundblad, Long Lake Raymond Albert Komischke, St. Paul George Frank Theros, Minneapolis Robert A. Kramer, Minneapolis William Richard Torgerson, St. Paul Denis Lange, Ivanhoe Patrick Charles Turnbull, Minne- Peter Bernard Letch, St. Paul apolis Earl Floyd Lewis, Minneapolis Sonia Nancy Weeks, Minneapolis Dennis James Magee, Minneapolis Etta Rae Weinberg, Minneapolis Howard Farrell Marcotte, St. Paul Donald Anthony Williams, St. Paul Charles Arthur McConville, Minne- Thomas B. Wright, Minneapolis apolis

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS Associate in liberal Arts Rochelle Lee Applebaum, St. Paul Marcia Beverly Dinner, Little Falls Harold Earl Augustine, Minneapolis Jeanne Ann Dunn, Minneapolis Charles Henry Berg, Minneapolis Jeannine Irene Eix, Little Falls Thomas Francis Burke, St. Paul Martin Henry Goldberg, St. Paul Cathleen Merry Callaghan, Minne- Sybil Sue Goldman, Minneapolis apolis Carole Ann Goldvarg, St. Paul Paula Gay Carlson, Minneapolis Barbara Jean Gow, Minneapolis Rita Maryann Carrell, St. Paul Zoemarie Graham, Minneapolis Alexander Wasyl Chainykiv, Minne- Audrey Winifred Holmquist, Mound apolis Alexander Jerold Jacklin, Kennewick, Grace Bernice Clausen, Minneapolis Wash.

11 Beverly Joyce Johnson, Minneapolis Evelyn Rae Rosen, St. Paul Diana Nell Johnson, Excelsior Lois Sandra Rosenhlum, St. Paul Phyllis Leona Johnstone, Minncapolis Gerald Rosenzweig, Minneapolis Martin \Villiam Jordan, Jr., Edina Esta Delle Rothstein, st. Paul Joanne Ellen Klise, Robbinsdale Nancy Claire Royce, Brainerd Harriet Ann Labovitch, St. Paul John l\Iichial Schorn, Minneapolis Loretta Eve Labovitch, St. Paul Lomine Segal, St. Paul Arthur John Landberg, Minncapolis Truen Barbara Short, St. Panl Rosalee Levine, St. Paul Susan Marie Smilow, Minneapolis Joanne Doris Lidholm, Robbinscblc Adricnne Joyce Snelling, Hastings Lois Jean Ludwig, St. Paul Be\'crly Puccio Stair, Minneapolis Marlys Jeanette Lunderherg, Minnc Donna Mac Stcingas, Intcrnational apolis Falls Reva Margolis, Minneapolis Dean \Villiam Stcnsrud, Hartland Shirley Ann Michel, Crookston Natalie \Varschauer, Minneapolis Stanley Marvin Nielsen, St. Paul \Valtcr Eugcne \Vilson, Minneapolis Barbara Ann Nordwall, St. Paul Barbara Gloria \Vinobr, St. Paul John Harley Randcll, l\Iinneapolis Carla Ann \Vintcrficld, St. Paul Nancy Alice Rodine, St. Paul

Bachelor of Arts Thomas Joseph Abcln, Minneapolis Ardys Joan Barry, l\Iinncapolis Burton Ivan Abramson, Minncclpolis Dorothy Bradberg Beard, Mound Duane LeRoy Addison, Marshall, Ann Louise Becker, Hibbing, CUM SUMMA CUM LAUDE LAUDE Mary Gabriel Alberts, St. Paul, CUM Jeanne Audrey Becker, Minneapolis LAUDE Ruth Fullcr Becker, Redwood Falls Robert Harris Allcn, Jr., Minneapolis, Nancy Bowen Bell, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE David Bender, Minneapolis, MAGNA LeRoy Allen Altermatt, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Donald Sabel Anderscn, Minneapolis Diana Louise Berger, Minneapolis Barbara Jane Andersoll, Minneapolis. John Leon Berthiaume, Cloquet MAGNA CUM LAUDE Marlys Joyce Bicek, St. Paul Constance Claire Anderson, Hillsboro. Jean Anne Bigelow, A.A., Fargo, N.D. N.D., MAGNA CUM LAUDE Dana Lovee Blakkolb, Bonesteel, S.D. Louise Marilyn Anderson, A.A., \Vill­ John David Bliedorn, A.A., Pipestone mar Helen Marcia Bloom, Stillwater Robert Mauritz Andcrson, St. James. Arlyn V. Bodal, Excelsior CUM LAUDE Georgia Boosalis, Minncapolis Kenneth Ronald Arras, Thief River Donald Arthur Borchardt, Alma Cen- Falls, CUM LAUDE tcr, \Vis. Mary Etta Arthur, A.L.A., Mimlc­ Virginia McVey Bosworth, St. Paul apolis Gilbcrt \Varrcn Bovee, Turton, S.D. Sammy Assam, Sioux Falls. S.D., Robert Gordon Bratcher, St. Paul MAGNA CUM LAUDE \Valter Edward Bratt, Minneapolis Helen Star Bagby, Huron, S.D. David John Breault, Somerset, Wis. Stanley Baldinger, St. Paul James Allen Bridgemall, Duluth, Alexandcr M. Bamc, St. Paul SUMMA CUM LAUDE Darrell Nicholas Barnett, Minneapolis James Howard Bridges, Minneapolis

12 e Margaret Brix, Minneapolis John Zosel Dahl, Duluth ~~:n Rose Brown, A.A., England Richard Albin Dahlin, Cokato ohn Milton Brown, St. Paul, CUM Eugene Kennard Dahlman, Minne- 1 LAUDE apolis J{enneth Gilbert Brown, Benson Gladys Jean Dardis, International Walter Hollows Brown, Jr., St. Paul Falls Mamie Bucholz, R.N., Wagner, S.D. Donald Claude Darnell, Minneapolis P tricia Ann Buck, St. Paul Richard Cooper Davidson, Minne­ .n.omas Francis Burke, St. Paul apolis David Edson Burrington, Rapid City, Richard LaVern Davis, Minneapolis, CUM LAUDE S.D. M· r Bette Joan Burt, mneapo IS • Sally Ann Decker, Hasblouck Heights, Inger Elisabeth P. Caldwell, Mmne- N.J. apolis Robert Paul DeHavi11and, Minne- David Clayton Callaway, Minneapolis apolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Malcolm Lumley Campbell, Ells­ Frank Joseph DeMars, Jr., St. Paul worth, Wis. Sylvia Irene Diegnau, St. Paul William Sylvester Cargill, Excelsior Robert Elmer Dinsmore, Cedar, Charles Robert Carlsen, Decorah, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Iowa Edward Lawrence Doheny, Mil- Anne Fowler Carlson, Minneapolis, waukee, Wis. CUM LAUDE Richard Haydon Douglass, Lakefield Donald Forrest Carlson, Albert Lea Wallace James Drake, Minneapolis Harvey Jay Chi~t, Minneapolis Dale Patrick Dunham, Minneapolis Phyllis Jane Chisholm, St. Paul Michael William Dunn, Minneapolis John Benedict Christiansen, Minne­ Floyd Josef Earnest, Duluth apolis Theodore Thomas Edblom, Minne- Nancy Jean Christianson, Minneapolis apolis Loretta Ann Christopherson, Minne- Richard Lee Eddy, St. Paul apolis James Eugene Engel, Minneapolis, Donald James Churchill, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Donna Voeltz Clark, Minneapolis Philip Joseph Epstein, St. Paul Marion Patricia Clarke, St. Paul Carol Ann Erickson, Ironwood, Mich. John Horace Cleland, Jr., Minneapolis Duane Gordon Erickson, Minneapolis, Thomas Edward Collins, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Thomas Hermann Comfort, Minne- MiHard John Erickson, Stanchfield, apolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE John Webber Cook, Minneapolis, Janice Caroline Ericson, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Donald Gene Erlandson, Ruthton, John Mason Corbell, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Ralph Ward Corey, St. Louis Park Gordon William Erskine, St. Paul Jane Dixon Cracraft, Minneapolis Joan Marie Fagerlie, Minneapolis Mabelle Jayne Rugg Crawford, Austin Ronald William Fagerstrom, Minne- Howard Gilbert Cross, Salem, Ore. apolis Mol1y Johanna CuIIigan, St. Paul, Catherine McLane Ferguson, St. Paul CUM LAUDE John Norton Ferguson, St. Paul, CUM Merilyn Ann Culver, Minneapolis LAUDE Bertram Fletcher Cunnington, Minne­ Dorothy Ferrell, Minneapolis apolis Shirley Mae Finley, Minneapolis Robert Royal Curran, Minneapolis, Richard AHen Finnegan, Minne- CUM LAUDE apolis, CUM LAUDE 13 Joan Julia Fischer, Minneapolis, CUM Marion Stella Haertel, St. Paul LAUDE Ernest Albert Hallgren, Minneapol" Elizabeth E. Fisher, Minneapolis Roger Bernard I-bllgren, Cologne ~ Raymond Howard Flaten, St. Paul Donna Jean Halling, Minneapolis Daniel James Fleischhacker, St. Paul Shirley Ann Hammargren, Minne_ Duane Vernon Franke, Minneapolis apolis Judith Lael Friedland, Minneapolis Johnie \Vright Hammond, CharlOf+a Katherine Cashman Frost, Oak Ter- Texas ..... race Paul Richard Hartig, Minneapolis Martin Zolle Fruchtman, Minneapolis Herbert John Hatcher, Minneapolis Robert Bernard Fruchtman, :Minne­ Daniel Gillmore Hawkins, St. Paul apolis Royal Clifford Hayden, Jr., Red Wing James Edward Frykdahl, Duluth MAGNA CUM LAUDE ' Caroline Shigeko Fukumoto, Pahala, Robert James Hcaly, Chatfield T.H., CUM LAUDE Gerald Randolph Hcdeen, Newport Janis Galejs, Sinole, Latvia, CUM Jeanne Valerie Heiberg, Minneapolis LAUDE Douglas Robert Heidenreich, St. Paul David Russ Ganfield, Hastings Ralph Alois Heiscr, Plain, \Vis. Leigh Joscph Gard, Red Wing Richard \Varren Helgcrson, Mt. Ver- Lyman Eugene Geary, Red Wing non, S.D. Helen Catherine Gellhorn, St. Paul, Yvonne Irene Hcntges, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE James Ellsworth Hcnle, Minneapolis Marilyn Julianne Gerecke, \Vinona Marshall Edison Hill, Ely Sabina Anne Godfredson, Minncapolis William Thomas Hillard', St. Paul Janelle Jeffers Godfrey, Golden Valley Lois Joan Hilleren, Benson Lloyd William Goerke, Red Lake Albert Arthur Hinman, Minneapolis Falls Janice M. I-fipplc, Ortonville Stanley Morton Goldberg, Minne­ James Joseph Hite, St, Paul apolis Harold Lay Hodgkinson, St. Louis Barbara Edythe Goldfus, Minneapolis Park Robert Parks Goodmundson, Monte­ Cletus Marcel Holm, A.A., Sauk video Rapids Kurt Axel Goranson, B.S., Minne­ Beatrice Joan Holbeck, Fergus Falls apolis Gordon Wayne Hovde, Minneapolis, Baylee Gordon, Minneapolis, CUM CUM LAUDE LAUDE Nancy Lee Hullsiek, Deephaven Robert Allen Gordon, Oshkosh, \Vis. John David Hultkr;;ns, Minneapolis, Chesney Orville Gottschalk, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Brookings, S.D. Joan Beyne Hunter, Minneapolis Kenneth James Grant, Jr., Minne- Jocelyn Martin Hurd, St. Paul apolis Alan Charles Hymes, Minneapolis Harold Ernest Gray, Salol Constance Mac Isaacson, Minot, N.D. Lorraine Fay Grecnberg, St. Paul James Lawrencc Jacobson, Duluth Richard Alan Greenberg, St. Paul Ruth Marie Jacobson, Thief River Thomas T. Grimshaw, Minneapolis Falls John Arnold Gronvall, Hophns, CUM Patricia Joanne Jaeger, Minneapolis, LAUDE MAGNA CUM LAUDE Lucille Marie Gullingsrud, Minne­ Melvin Leslie Jensen, A.S., Zim apolis, CUM LAUDE Muriel Lucile Jensen, St. Louis Park, John William Haas, Big Timber, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Mont. 14 Beverly-Anne Johnson, Minneapolis, Peter Frederik Lee, Minneapolis ~AGNA CUM LAUDE , , Anne Elizabeth Lehmicke, Stillwater Diane Corinne Johnson, Mmneapohs Gorden Arthur Lentz, Minneapolis Donald Stanley Johnson, St. Paul, Glenn Marcus Lewis, Jr., Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Dorothy Taylor LiaBraaten, Hibbing Dwaine Odell Johnson, Hoffman Dale Carlyle Lindquist, Mound Dwight Bruce Johnson, ~lue Ea~th Roger Edward Linnemann, St. Joseph, Gerald Lee Johnson, Mmneapohs CUM LAUDE James Albert Johnson, St, Paul Marilyn Louise Loken, Minneapolis Jean Roslyn Johnson, Hartley, Iowa Donald Harold Long, Minneapolis Keith Richard Johnson, St. Peter John Frederick Longtin, Minneapolis Kerron Drake Johnson, St. Paul Carol Louise Lothringer, Minneapolis MiIlicent Hope Johnson, St. Paul, Rex Lovrien, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM'LAUDE Emma Faye Lowery, Cedar Rapids, Paul Frederick Johnson, Minneapolis Iowa William Carlyle Johnson, Minneapolis Lowell Frederick Ludford, Minne­ Bruce Robert Johnston, Minneapolis apolis WiIliam Henry Johnstone, Mound, Louella Jean Lund, Thief River Falls CUM LAUDE Duane Stanley Lundquist, Minne- Richard Paul Jones, Jr., Deer River, apolis CUM LAUDE Leslie Ray Lynn, Jr., West Concord John William Josse, Minneapolis, Fred Alexander Lyon, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Donald Orville Madsen, Minneapolis Lillie Anna Marie Junge, Elkston, Charles David MaImer, Albert Lea S.D. William Charles Mansur, Jr., Elk John Omar Kangas, Kettle River, River MAGNA CUM LAUDE Benjamin Ellis Marsh, Jr., Minne­ Sherman Henry Kantor, Minneapolis apolis Sylvia Zeita Kaster, A.L.A., St. Paul Betty Jean Marsh, St. Paul John Fredrick Kaufman, St. Paul Dorothy Elizabeth Martinson, Two Thomas John Kempf, Red Wing Harbors Diana Lee Kennelly, Minneapolis Bonnie Gaskill Martz, St. Paul, Doris Berks Kienholz, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Jack Burge King, Omaha, Neb., Marjorie Clarice Marx, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Colin Paul Masica, Minneapolis, Patricia Eileen King-Ellison, Colum­ MAGNA CUM LAUDE bia Heights, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Clifford Charles Mathias, Winona Paul Myron Kjeldergaard, St. Paul, Frances Grace Mayberg, Minne­ CUM LAUDE apolis George Kliger, Minneapolis, MAGNA James Bolton McBurney, St. Paul CUM LAUDE Robert Hogan McDermott, Minne­ Irene Kosiak, Chisholm apolis Mary Sue Krebs, St. Paul, MAGNA CUM Elsie Peck McGillicuddy, Minne- LAUDE apolis Terry Jane Kruse, Minneapolis William James McGrath, Minneapolis James vVilliam LaFave, Morris Helen Louise McKenzie, Rochester Harley Allen Lande, Cross Lake Nanette Marion McNiff, Minne- Camilla lone Langguth, Minneapolis, apolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE MAGNA CUM LAUDE Helen Rosemary McNulty, Minne­ Joan Patricia Larson, Robbinsdale apolis Theodore Lowell Larson, Wanamingo 15 Charles William Meehan, Covington, Orville James Pardau, Watertown, Ky., CUM LAUDE S.D. Charles Edward Mertensotto, New Chandler Frcemont Pauling, St. Paul Ulm David Lewis Paulson, Heron Lake Jean Carolyn Methven, Minneapolis Marilyn Lois Pearson, Robbinsdale, Paul William Mielke, Jr., St. Paul MAGNA CUM LAUDE David Carlton Miller, Minneapolis Arnt Benjamin Pederson, Albert Lea Marilyn Louise Miller, A. A. , Des Borgny Ann Peterson, Minneapolis, Moines, Iowa MAGNA CUM LAUDE Herbert Martin Modelevsky, St. Paul Charles Kyle Peterson, st. Paul Paul Gerald Moe, Granite Falls, Clifford Wayne Peterson, North MAGNA CUM LAUDE Branch James Moffat, A.A., Minneapolis Elaine Harriet Peterson, Minneapolis Nancy Jean Moseid, Minneapolis, \Vilford Gene Peterson, A. A. , Min­ CUM LAUDE neapolis Patricia Louise Mosley, Minneapolis Edgar Donald Pillow, St. Paul Wayne Marshall Myrum, St. Peter, Donald Lawrence Pitcock, Tulsa, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Okla., CUM LAUDE Ilgvars Janis Nagobads, Riga, Latvia, James Thompson Potter, Madison, CUM LAUDE Wis. David Herman Neerland, Minneapolis Gordon Lewis Prchal, Montgomery Jean Adams Neilson, A. A. , Minne­ William Edmund Puffer, St. Paul apolis John Hale Ramlo, LaCrosse, Wis. Donald Frederick Nelson, St. Paul, Richard Conrad Reiter, St. Paul MAGNA CUM LAUDE Ernest Theodore Rekow, Fosston, Maurice Joseph Nelson, Brainerd CUM LAUDE Robert John Nelson, St. Paul Harold LeRoy Renollet, Grand Charlotte Maye Nicholls, Minneapolis Rapids, CUM LAUDE Lowell Allen Nissen, Fergus Falls, Annette Elizabeth Richard, Minne­ MAGNA CUM LAUDE apolis Joseph P. Nistler, Oklee John Corliss Richards, Minneapolis, Lincoln George Nolte, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Audrey Lorraine N otvik, Minne- Robert Henry Rikkers, Minneapolis apolis, CUM LAUDE Alan Dale Riley, Minneapolis Joseph L. Nyomarkay, Minneapolis, John Robert Rilling, Wausau, Wis., CUM LAUDE SUMMA CUM LAUDE Frederic Louis Nystrom, New Ulm Martin Edward Rockwell, Minne- James Martin Olander, Faribault apolis Myron Donald Olmanson, St. Peter Filmore Stanley Rodich, Minneapolis Patricia Arlyn Olnes, Moorhead, John Alex Roegge, Pine City MAGNA CUM LAUDE Harlan Hugh Roepke, St. Paul Clarette Grace Olson, Minneapolis James Henry Rolfe, Escanaba, Mich. Jean Ann Olson, Constance Dale LaVerne Rose, Minneapolis Kenneth Palmer Olson, Minneapolis Loren Rothstein, St. Paul, MAGNA Merriam Leslie Olson, St. Paul CUM LAUDE Eugene Alex Olszewski, St. Paul Jerome Howard Rudolph, Minne- Faith Klass Orenstein, St. Paul, CUM apolis, CUM LAUDE LAUDE George E. Sadek, St. Paul Walter Martin Ostrem, Minneapolis Marlene Berkman Salkin, Minneapolis Richard Duane Palon, Minneapolis Morrey Lee Salkin, Minneapolis Harold Joseph Panuska, St. Paul John Howard Sandbo, Minneapolis 16 hn Lee Sander, Detroit Lakes Nancy Louise Stark, Minneapolis J~erald Leonard Sauer, St.. Cloud . Ernest Luther Steen, Parkland, Rose Marie Savelkoul, MmneapolIs, Wash., SUMMA CUM LAUDE SUMMA CUM LAUDE Irving Roy Stoddard, A.L.A., Soudan Robert Seymour Schafer, AL.A, Nancy Chappell Stokes, Minneapolis, Waubun SUMMA CUM LAUDE R·chard WiIIiam SchaIIer, St. Paul Wallace Leslie Stormoen, AA, Min­ Edward Gary Schatz, St. Louis Park neapolis Joyce Elaine Schlemmer, West St. Judith Lee Strand, Hibbing Paul MAGNA CUM LAUDE Harold Jerome Stulberg, Minneapolis, Stephe~ Schloss, Sioux FaIIs, S.D. MAGNA CUM LAUDE John Isaac Schlossman, Highland Donald Maurice Sudor, St. Paul Park, Ill. Judie Elena Swanson, Minneapolis Elizabeth Ann Schmitt, Minneapolis, Ralph Buford Swanson, Minneapolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE MAGNA CUM LAUDE Frank John Schneider, Minneapolis William Paul Swanson, St. Paul, CUM Roger Delbert Schulz, A.A., St. LAUDE Peter Gloria Wanda Swanstrom, Minne- Robert Theodore Schwartz, Minne- apolis apolis Clarence Lee Swartout, Minneapolis John Edward Schwarz, Minneapolis Florence Dorothea Swenson, Dawson LyaII Arthur Schwarzkopf, Minne­ Susumu Tamanaha, Wailuku, apolis Hawaii Robert Wallace Seabloom, St. Paul Joseph Modest Tambornino, Mound, Arthur William Sear, Jr., Minne- CUM LAUDE apolis . James Arthur Tamte, AS., Virginia Minna Gerber ShapIro, St. Paul, Inez Mae Tastad, AL.A, Gary CUM LAUDE Carmen Patricia Theimer, Minne- John Marlowe Sheehan, Winona apolis Marie Clare Sheppard, Minneapolis, Louie Myron Thomas, Virginia MAGNA CUM LAUDE Earle Glenn Thompson, St. Paul Freddie Sherman, Minneapolis, Herbert Stanley Thompson, Belfast, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Ireland Sam Shragowitz, Minneapolis, CUM Katherine Agusta Thulin, Minne­ LAUDE apolis Patricia Ann Sieff, Excelsior Constance Wynne Tjaden, Pierre, Melvin Edward Sigel, Duluth S.D. Kenneth Orland Skelton, Lamberton Cornelia Curley Toole, St. Paul Janet Armstrong Skidmore, Minne- Thomas Bruce Torgerson, Willmar apolis Roy Toyama, Minot, N.D., MAGNA Beth Hopfe Slocum, Austin, MAGNA CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE John William Trojohn, Woodlake John Edward Smith, Minneapolis Cherrie Patricia Turner, St. Paul Mary Jean Smith, Heron Lake, CUM Melvin Roy Underdahl, Kenyon LAUDE David Raymond Uppgren, A.L.A, John Sombeck, St. Paul White Bear Lake Jacqueline Jane Spillers, Minneapolis Barbara Ann Uzlik, AA, Austin Paul Henning Spong, Minneapolis Thomas Oliver VanKrevelen, St. Paul Barbara Ann Statne, Rochester, CUM James Gould VanOsdol, Mahtomedi LAUDE John Wesley Voth, Mountain Lake John Arthur Stahlberg, Sandstone Nancy Lee Wagner, St. Paul 17 Nancy Cora Ward, \Vaseca Calvin Keith Wojahn, A.L.A., West Esther Marion Waterman, Minot, St. Paul N.D. Norma Jean \Volander, Minneapolis Robert Francis Weiss, St. Paul Robert C. Wong, St. Paul Earl Robert Wettstein, Minneapolis Charles Frederick Woods, Winona Leslie Thomas Whipp, Gary, S.D. MAGNA CUM LAUDE ' Charles Danforth Willey, St. Paul John Holden Wooley, Slayton Richard James \Villiams, St. Paul Hubert Yasuo Yamamoto, Koloa Thomas Henry Wilson, St. Cloud Kauai, T.H. ' Nancy Withington, Rocky River, Richard Dale Yoder, St. Paul Ohio, CUM LAUDE Donald Roger Zastrow, \Vayzata Dorothy Andrea \Vitt, Minneapolis Bachelor of Science Naomi Lois Alpert, Minneapolis Judith Fairgrieve Rottschaefer, Min­ Marjorie Joy Apter, Minneapolis neapolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Peggy Ann DuBoe, A.A., St. Paul Beatrice Moen Walker, Hinckley, Carol Diana Hebrink, Renville MAGNA CUM LAUDE Jolayne Joyce Jacobson, Minneapolis Florence Wen, B.A., M.A., Peking, Ann Marie Moilanen, Alexandria China Reuben Daniel Wenzel, Raymond Bachelor of Science in Library Science Gene Phillip Agre, B.A., Cottonwood Robert John Olson, B.A. cum laude Sam Bankman, B.A., Virginia Minneapolis, CUM LAUDE ' Martha Coleman Bray, B.A., St. Paul Florence Irene O'Rourke, A.L.A., Frances Mazo Butwin, B.A., St. Paul B.A., Wibaux, Mont., CUM LAUDE Johanna Catherine Collins, B.B.A., Mildred Axness Orthun, B.A., Minne­ Minneapolis apolis Peter William Demery, B.A., South­ Josephine Augusta Rocca, B.A., Iowa hampton, N.Y. City, Iowa Yiew Min Ma, LL.B., M.A., Canton, George Edward Skinner, B.A., Olivia China Mildred Ruth Strand, B.A., Champlin Phyllis Arlene McCarthy, B.A., Min­ Margaret Susan Sweetser, B.A., B.S., neapolis M.A., Ph.D., Minneapolis Jeanine Ann Moravec, B.S., Aberdeen, S.D.

UNIVERSITY COllEGE Bachelor of Arts Mary Louise Edinger, Minneapolis John Andrew Fibiger, Minneapolis, Herschel S. Epstein, Minneapolis, SUMMA CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE Elliott Gary Klein, St. Paul Robert Kenneth Erickson, St. Paul Gloria Mae Lindberg, St. Paul, cUM LAUDE

18 Homer William MitcheII, A.A., Min­ Catherine Josephine Remington, neapolis, CUM LAUDE Minneapolis J net Muriel Newhouse, Minneapolis Herbert Arthur Stade, Fairmont ~thelyn Sonja Olson, St. Paul Bachelor of Science Aloysius Godfrey Fahsl, St. Cloud Mary Lou Esther Paulson, Minne­ Dale Otto Gustafson, Mi~neapolis. apolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Mark Miller Hurd, Jr., MmneapolIs

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Technical Aid Certificate William Arnold Anderson, Cushing Victor Erland Olson, A.A., Minne­ Lawrence Merton Benson, Minne- apolis apolis Douglas Wilford Park, Minneapolis Gordon Thoren Brandsness, St. Paul Donald Eugene Reynolds, Minne- Byron Luke Burgstahler, Glencoe apolis James Michael Casey, Minneapolis Robert Albert Roser, Hopkins Roy Bryan Coley, Robbins~ale . James Sharon Rugg, Minneapolis William George Conrad, Mmneapohs Donald Henry Stechmann, Zumbrota Leif Donald Dahl, Minneapolis John Lewis Sundquist, St. Paul Richard George Gerner, St. Paul Ronald Douglas Walther, Minne- Richard Joseph Hegerle, Minneapolis apolis Theodore William Miller, Jr., St. Paul Bachelor of Science Gerald Edward Anderson, Minne­ Robert Gary Claybaugh, Wayzata, apolis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Jason Carl Annis, Minneapolis, WITH Eugene Edward Connors, Osceola, mGH DISTINCTION Wis., WITH DISTINCTION Glendon Maynard Benson, Minne­ Bruce Charles Dale, St. Louis Park apolis Robert Emil Danielson, Deer River, Philip Leon Binstock, Minneapolis, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Rodney David Driver, Minneapolis, Kenton Thomas Bloom, Minneapolis, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Edward Carl Erickson, Cloquet, WITH Boris Boskovich, Kinney, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION James Stanley Fink, Robbinsdale Joseph Brinda, Minneapolis, WITH Leonard Leo Fogarty, Minneapolis, HIGH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Dana Peter Carlson, Red Wing, WITH Donald Charles Friedman, Eau DISTINCTION Claire, Wis., WITH DISTINCTION RichaId William Clarke, St. Paul, Clayton Frederick Giese, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION WITH HIGH DISTINCTION 19 Richard Fide1as Grantges, Minne­ Roy Edwin Olson II, Minneapolis apolis, WITH DISTINCTION William Oliver Pederson, St. Paul , James Leslie Grunnet, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION James Peter Penn, Minneapolis Laurence Stanford Hall, St. Paul, Paul Sejr Petersen, Tyler WITH DISTINCTION Marvin Artl1UI Peterson, Hibbing, Russell Andrew Hannen, St. Paul, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Richard Dean Reinhart, Austin, Richard Edward Harder, Fairmont, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Kenneth Arthur Rydell, Duluth, Walden Leo Heino, Coleraine, WITH WITH DISTINCTION HIGH DISTINCTION Lawrence Elmer Samstad, Minne­ James Edward Holte, Minneapolis, apolis, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Knut Skaar, Harclangcr, Norway, WITH Robert James Huston, Minneapolis DISTINCTION Keith Arvid Krusemark, Minneapolis Roger Bruce Swanson, St. Paul, WITH Gary John Kurowski, Fargo, N.D., HIGH DISTINCTION WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Thomas Edward Swenson, Minne­ John Allen Lindquist, Minneapolis, apolis, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Kenneth Orval Thompson, Drum­ Jerome Hoban McGough, B.A., St. mond, Wis., WITH DISTINCTION Paul Robert Quinton Tickle, Minneapolis, Donald Mervyn Meter, Richfield, WITH DISTINCTION WITH HIGH DISTINCTION \Varren Freyschlag Wade, Minne­ Donald Lincoln O'Brien, South St. apolis, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Paul Hugo Donald Wahlquist, Ardsley, Roger Keith Olen, Minneapolis, N.Y. WITH DISTINCTION Tai Tsun Wu, Shanghai, China, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION

Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering

Boris Boskovich, Kinney, WITH HIGH Roy Edward Larson, St. Paul, WITH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION William Paul Engel, Malibu, Calif. Floyd Ray Livingston, Anaheim, James Leslie Grunnet, Minneapolis, Calif. WITH DISTINCTION James Peter Penn, Minneapolis Dean Lewis Johnson, Robbinsdale Kenneth Orval Thompson, Drum­ mond, Wis., WITH DISTINCTION

Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering Jerome A. Gockowski, Minneapolis Loren Dennis Kronlokken, Sacred Kurt Torwald Gunard, St. Paul Heart J. Charles Gustafson, Maynard Roger John Nelson, Montevideo. John Joseph Hennen, Morris, WITH Edward Milo Norum, Minneapolis HIGH DISTINCTION

20 Bachelor of Architecture Paul Shigeo Chikamori, Honolulu, Irwin Helge Kilstofte, B.A., \Vinona T.R. Norman Keith Perttula, A.S., Virginia John Paul Dam berg, Eveleth, WITH Reynold Marvin Roberts, B.A., Min- DISTINCTION neapolis Michael Bowen. Defiel, B.A., St. Pa~l Robert Leon Thorson, St. Ansgar, Donald Fredenck Drews, B.A., M111- Iowa, WITH DISTINCTION neapolis, WITH DISTINCTION Albert Gerard Voza, Minneapolis wiIliam Lawrence Fay, B.A., Leonard Arthur Widen, Milwaukee, Luverne Wis. Franklin Ellard Gerho~z, Minneapolis \Vallace Eugene Wilcox, Minneapolis Richard Raymond Gnffith, B.A., Lloyd John Williams, B.A., Minne­ Wauwatosa, Wis. apolis Paul Bishop Ha~mersmith, B.A., Richard F. Zejdlik, East Grand Forks Milwaukee, WIS.

Bachelor of Chemical Engineering Neil Michael Bealka, Chaska John Elless Moy, St. Paul Roderick Gerald Beck, Mountain Donald Lincoln O'Brien, South St. Iron Paul Kenton Thomas Bloom, Minneapolis, Donald Lee Peterson, South St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION Richard Dcan Reinhart, Austin, WITH Vernon Edwin Denny, A. A. , Austin, DISTINCTION WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Vernon Rodger Tate, Isle Murray Sydney Florence, Winnipeg, Donald James Wynnemer, Waseca, Manitoba, Canada, WITH HIGH WITH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION Donald Anthony Yurek, North Donald R. Mosher, Minneapolis St. Paul

Bachelor of Civil Engineering Edward Walter Anderson, Duluth \Villiam Eugene Jensen, Minne­ Harald Paul Bakke, Steinsland, Nor- apolis way Richard Arthur Johnson, StiIlwater Ludwig Bann, Hibbing Donald Frederic Laurence, Minne- Stanley Bann, Hibbing apolis Edvin Carl William Bohlman, Walla vVilbur Ronald Liebenow, Plainview Walla, Wash. James Ronald Loftfield, Minneapolis Dale Everett Capon, Minneapolis Herbert John Mieras, Dodge Center James William Dresser, Winona Robert Emmet Miller, Humboldt Donald Richard Gundy, Newport Earle LaVerne NeviIle, Mahtomedi Robert Karl Gustafson, St. Paul Gerald Michael O'Neill, Minneapolis Roy John Hansen, Minneapolis Roy Lawrence Ostergren, B.S., Litch- Thomas Arthur Hawkinson, Detroit field Park, Ariz. Lakes Irvin Morris Peterson, Minneapolis Robert Arthur Hoff, St. Paul Thomas Norman Rodeberg, Monte­ Robert James Huston, Minneapolis video

21 Alexander Bohdan Rudavsky, St. James Edward Storms, St. Paul, Paul WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Kenneth Arthur Rydell. Duluth, Thomas Edward Swenson, Minne­ WITH DISTINCTION apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Lawrence Elmer Samstad, Minnf'" Robert Quinton Tickle. Minneapolis, apolis, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Arthur Andrew Sehlin, Jr., Minlle­ Thomas Edward Vana III, Minne- apolis apolis George Thomas Semple, St. Paul, Donald Cleeland \Valker, Lewiston WITH DISTINCTION Deane M. Wenger, Minneapolis \\'alter Lee Spannalls, Hutchinson \Villiam Rodney Youngren, Duluth

Bachelor of Electrical Engineering

Philip John Aase, Kenyon, WITH Richard Fidelas Grantges, Minne­ HIGH DISTINCTION apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Roland Ernst Anderson, Pierz Grant Franklin Haggquist, Jr., Min­ Alan Cutler Anway, Minneapolis neapolis Philip Leon Binstock, Minneapolis, Joseph Frederick Hauber, Park WITH DISTINCTION Rapids Phillip Donald Blais, Remer Leif Kermit Jacobsen, Duluth William Alan Bradley, Minneapolis Don Anthony Kramer, Vesta Stuart Lincoln Bristol, Minneapolis Elmer Marvin Kuehl, Albert Lea James Michael Bruzek, New Rich- Robert W. Latvalla, St. Paul land, WITH DISTINCTION Justin \Vilhelm Moen, Canton Richard LeRoy Carlson, Minneapolis Roger Conrad Nelson, St. Paul Glenn Herndon Corrington, Minne- Roger Keith Olen, Minneapolis, apolis WITH DISTINCTION Reid Hall Curtis, St. Paul Raymond Luther Petersen, Fulda Jay Henry Danielson, Red \Ving John Thomas Saunders, Parkers Steve Devich, Buhl Prairie James Schwartz Dinwoodie, Jr., St. William Carlton Smith, Minneapolis Paul Albert Bowen Sperry, Jr., San Fran­ Richard Frank Dubbe, Minneapolis cisco, Calif. Roger Eichhorn, St. Paul Roger Bruce Swanson, St. Paul, James Stanley Fink, Robbinsdale WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Francis Joseph Flynn, St. Paul Norman Charles Swanstrom, Min- Leonard Leo Fogarty, Minneapolis, neapolis WITH DISTINCTION Miroslav Swyryd, St. Paul Carlyle Roland Gordon, A.A., John Vincent VoId, Dresser, Wis. Rochester Alfred John Herman Winter, Pipe- Lloyd Chambers Goss, St. Paul stone Alvin Charles Winter, Ranier

Bachelor of Engineering Mathematics Robert Allen Kegel, Minneapolis Robert Burton Nordberg, CambridaC

22 Bachelor of Geological Engineering John Thomas Tysseling, Stewartville

Bachelor of Industrial Engineering Richard John Baken, B.S., St. Paul George Edward Rebholz, St. Paul, John Donald Bums, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Robert Gary Claybaugh, Wayzata, Sheldon Marvin Rein, Minneapolis, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION William Nelson Handsaker, St. Paul Charles Robert Svendsen, Minne­ Roger Wallace Johnson, Chisholm apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Martin Nykes Kellogg, St. Paul, William Warren Watson, Minne­ WITH DISTINCTION apolis

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Joell Gerard Anderson, Minneapolis Robert George Hogan, Minneapolis, Marvin Eugene Anderson, B.S., Orr WITH DISTINCTION John Willi~ms Barlass, Minneapolis Thomas Orval Jordet, Minneapolis Franklin RIchard Bertheau, Mmne- John Walter Kepple, Albert Lea apolis Arthur Aloysius Kotz, Chicago, Ill. Kenneth Clarence Bertossi, St. Paul, Thomas Carl Larson, Clintonville, WITH DISTINCTION Wis. DeWayne Marvin Buck, St. Paul Richard Alan Letson, Minneapolis Richard W i11iam Clarke, St. Paul, Phillip Curtis Linwick, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Rolf Gerhart LjungkuII, St. Paul Donald Harvey Clement, Sheboygan, Harold John Loehlein, Kimball Wis. Floyd Walter Longerbone, Minne- WiIIiam Floyd Coons, St. Paul, apolis WITH DISTINCTION William Bigelow Masson, Rochester Forrest Duane Dohlin, Minneapolis James Alexander McFarland, Carlton Edward Carl Erickson, Cloquet, Charles Mabe Moreaux, Luverne, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION George Victor Etem, Minneapolis Mark Gary Mund, St. Cloud Benjamin David Melville Finch, James Albert Neel, St. Paul Duluth John W. Nordenson, Minneapolis lohn Sylvester Fitzsimmons, Minne­ Donn Eloyd Olson, Minneapolis apolis, WITH DISTINCTION John Howard Olson, Minneapolis Milton Jerry Frisch, St. Paul John Pidany, Minneapolis Charles CoIIins Griffith, Minneapolis, George Ray Quinn, Duluth WITH DISTINCTION George Edward Rebholz, St. Paul, Donald Dean Gromberg, St. Cloud WITH DISTINCTION Larry A. Hammond, Minneapolis Jack Edwards Ross, St. Paul RusseIl Andrew Hannen, St. Paul, Francis Sisto Settimi, A.S., Aurora WITH DISTINCTION Melvin Harold Swanson, Minne- Thomas Clifford Haugen, B.A., apolis Jasper Joseph Richard Taylor, St. Paul Jelm Casimir Hermann, St. Paul

23 "Varrell Freysehbg "Vade, 1\ lil/lle­ David Burton \Vamstad, St. Paul apolis, WITH HIGIl DISTI~CTJW, James Allan \Vinbigler, St. Paul Roger Otis \ Vales, l\1inl1ea 1'(11 i s Ecl\yard Ceorge Zoerb, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Metallurgical Engineering Walter NUll1mela, Chisholm John Hubert Ryan, Mahtomedi Raymond Harold Peters OIl, Eveleth

Bachelor of 1\,1ining Engineering Edward l\lerlin Ahlberg, st. Panl Clair Eugene Knowlton, Kenyon Jason Carl Annis. l\fill11eapolis, F:l1gene Lewis Pall1sLy, Duluth WITH HIGII DISTINCTION

Bachelor of Petroleum Engineering CbytOll LaRo), Anderson, St. Paul

Bachelor of Physics Laurence Stallforel IIall, St. Palll, Keith Arvid Krusemark, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION

The following Engineer degrces arc g]

Civil Engineer KIl·I John Felt, B.C.E. '31, M.S. in C.E. '33, University of Minnesota, thesis, "Factors Influencing the Physical ProFcrties of Soil Cement."

Metallurgical Engineer Robert William Sandelin, Minneapolis, B.S. '30, M.S. in Ch.E. '31, Chemi­ cal Engineer '38, Ph.D. '41, University of Minnesota, thesis, "Embrittlement Charactcristics of Different Types of Commercial Steels and Malleable Irons Resulting from the Hot Dip Gah'anizing Process."

24 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS OF THE INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE

Bachelor of Science Gary Lee Adams, St. Louis Park, Marilyn Louise Dahl, Minneapolis Forestry Home Economics, WITH DISTINC­ Fredrick James Alderink, Pease, TION Agriculture, WITH DISTINCTION PhylIis Katherine Dahl, Minneapolis, Richard Harry Aldworth, Culbertson, Home Economics, WITH DISTINC­ Mont., Agriculture TION C. Milton Anderson, Moose Lake, Nancy Dalbec, Grand Marais, Home Agriculture Economics Robert Charles Anderson, Chisago Jerome Rudolf Davis, Duluth, Agri­ City, Agriculture culture Harlan Walter Ankeny, \Vinnebago, Marillyn Joan Diamond, Minneapolis, Agriculture Home Economics Robert John Arkins, St. Paul, For­ Kenneth Karl Dykeman, A.S., Red estry Lodge, Montana, Forestry Sally L. Ash, Hibbing, Home Econ- Judith Ann Eldredge, St. Paul, Home omics Economics Nancy Rathbone Bakke, Minneapolis, Arthur McAuley Elliot, Minneapolis, Home Economics Science Specialization Gunnar Milton Balstad, Portland, Carolyn Isabelle Erickson, Minne­ N.D., Agriculture apolis, Home Economics Robert Ellsworth Barduson, Danvers, Donald Duncan Ferguson, Kerrick, Agriculture Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION Jean Ann Barnard, Le Sueur, Home James John Field, Hutchinson, Agri­ Economics culture Alfred Nicholas Bessesen III, Minne­ Elgin Earl Filkins, Tracy, Forestry apolis, Agriculture Dorothy Ann General, Keewatin, Billy Levester Boehne, Parkers Home Economics Prairie, Agriculture Carole Aws Graves, A.A., Madison, Dennis James Bushnell, Tamarack, Home Economics Agriculture Ernest Russell Gustafson, Dennison, Donald Gene Butler, Smithland, Agriculture Iowa, Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION Richard Emil Haack, A.A., Brandon, Merry Edith Cady, Lewiston, Home Agriculture Economics Edward Henry Hahn, Hayward, Wis., Alain Jean Chardon, Minneapolis, Forestry Forestry Lan sin Robert Hamilton, Crosby, Robert Frank Colebank, Minneapolis, Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION Agriculture Russell Elling Hanson, Minneapolis, Carla Augusta Christine Cronholm, Forestry Milaca, Home Economics Patricia Ann Havey, St. Paul, Home Clifford Edwin Crosby, Jr., B.S.A., Economics Minneapolis, Forestry Arnold John Heikkila, Marble, David Sherwood Cross, Minneapolis, Agricul ture Forestry

25 Judy Ann Hellickson, Cannon Falls, Lewis Alan Nicholson, Brooten, For. Home Economics estry Carrie Jean Hodge, Pine City, Home Constance Ramon;] Nosby, Minne. Economics, WITH DISTINCTION apolis, Home Economics, WITH DIS­ Genevieve Ann Johnson, Biscay, TINCTION Home Economics Eleanor Ann Novak, Minneapolis, Violet Bergquist Johnson, Minne­ Home Economics apolis, Home Economics James Carl Oberg, Minneapolis, For. Linley Edward Juers, Lake City, estry Agriculture Barbara Jean Olson, Rapid City, S.D., Dudley Harris Kaushagen, Lamberton, Home Economics Agriculture Conrad Arvid Olson, Pelican Rapids Gordon Jay Kimble, Minneapolis, Agriculture ' Forestry Rolf Opjorden, Jr., Minneapolis, Judith Lukacs Klocksien, Budapest, Agriculture Hungary, Home Economics, WITH Raymond Earl Michael O'Shaugh. DISTINCTION nessy, Winona, Agriculture Clifford Martin Kohler, White Bear Leonard Scott Partridge, Minneapolis, Lake, Agriculture Forestry Franklin Harold Kriewaldt, Clinton­ Raymond Joseph Pepoon, St. Louis ville, Wis., Agriculture Park, Agriculture Gordon Robert Landberg, MinIle­ Robert Albert Perske, Sauk Rapids, apolis, Agriculture, WITH DISTINC­ Forestry TION Curtis Clinton Pietz, Lakefield, Agri. Roy Axel Larson, Cloquet, Agricul­ culture ture Tony Gust Psyhogios, Minneapolis, Val Joseph Lawler, Annandale, For­ Agriculture estry Gail DeMae Quarnstrom, Comfrey, Fred E. Lux, Sauk Centre, Fishery Home Economics and Wildlife Management, WITn J. David Radford, Minneapolis, Agri­ DISTINCTION culture William Robert Magnuson, Robbins­ Delmar Lloyd Radtke, Minneapolis, dale, Forestry Forestry Joan Katherine Manson, St. Paul, Dean M. Reed, Corvuso, Forestry Home Economics Evelyn Joyce Reischauer, Blue Earth, Mary Louise Markley, St. Paul, Sci­ Home Economics, WITH DISTINC· ence Specialization, WITH DISTINC­ TION TION Sigmund Henry Restad, Duluth, Agri. John Edward McGown, Aitkin, For­ culture estry David Vincent Rosdahl, St. Paul, Shirley Mae Mellin, Marcell, Home Forestry Economics Gerhardt C. Rowe, Chippewa Falls, Richard David Meyer, Wayzata, Ag­ Wis., Forestry riculture Aline Delores Sabin, A.A., Tracy, Don Minore, Minong, Wis., Forestry, Home Economics, WITH DISTINC­ WITH HIGH DISTINCTION TION Dee Ramsey Nelson, Wadena, For­ Arnold Kristian Sandager, Northfield, estry Agriculture Raleigh Polk Nelson, St. Paul, Agri­ Paul Richard San dager, Hills, Agri­ culture culture Russell Dickey Sawyer, Elgin, Agri­ Tom Kazuo Toyama, Minot, N.D., culture Science Specialization, WITH HIGH Robert Henry Schafer, Buffalo Lake, DISTINCTION Agriculture Howard Wesley Venners, St. Paul, Richard Schantz-Hansen, Cloquet, Forestry Forestry Paul Aloysius Walsh, Jr., St. Paul, Leon Jay Simon, St. Paul, Agriculture Agriculture William Francis Simpkins, Prior Lake, Homer Duane Wass, \Vorthington, Agriculture Agriculture Stanley Cecil Skadron, St. Paul, Agri­ Donald Edwin Wegman, Douglas, culture Science Specialization, WITH DIS­ Randolph Alvin Skeie, Minneapolis, TINCTION Forestry Warren Theodore Wier, Lake Elmo, Noel Lester Smith, Rosemount, Agri- Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION culture Richard RusseII Weyrick, Grand Richard Eustis Stiles, Minneapolis, Rapids, Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION Agriculture Ardith Adeta Wilkens, St. Paul, Barbara Rae Thornton, St. Paul, Home Economics Home Economics Dorothy Mae Wilkins, Brainerd, Dona Marilyn Tibbits, Regina, Sas­ Home Economics katchewan, Canada, Home Eco­ Eileen Bertha Witte, Hector, Home nomics Economics Ellen M. Torkildson, Madelia, Home Elverne Walter Ziemke, Walnut Economics Grove, Agriculture Richard Bernard Zoller, Stillwater, Agriculture

SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE OF THE INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE Bachelor of Science Robert William Bakke, Minneapolis Rodney Charles Hanson, Winthrop, Donald McLeod Barnes, St. Paul, WITH DISTINCTION WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Warren Otto Hartman II, Wadena Max Amillan Beck, Dallas, S.D. Roy Edwin Hendricks, Watertown Jack Merle Bennett, St. Paul, WITH William Andrew Horne, Chippewa DISTINCTION FaIls, Wis. Ernest Peter Bonde, Hutchinson Gerald Andrew Jacobson, Jacobson WaIter Angelus Bonnett, Minneapolis Jesse AIton Jacobson, Winthrop Clyde Loren Books, St. Paul Arthur Sune Johnson, Minneapolis Terrence Curtin, St. Paul Dean Francis Johnson, Mankato Richard Frederick Dean, Blue Earth, Eugene Kenneth Karnis, Lake Park, WITH DISTINCTION Iowa Nicholas S. Dzubay, Clear Lake, Wis. Gene Robert Kind, River FaIls, Wis., Ronald Eugene Engel, Mason City, WITH DISTINCTION Iowa Albert Leon Klingsporn, St. Paul Fritz Paul Gluckstein, Minneapolis George L. Koepke, Minneapolis

27 James Frank Krier, Hendricks Richard George Peterson, Proctor Howard Henry Krucger, Cedarburg, Donald E. Pietz, Comfrey Wis. Jo11n Lavird Prouty, Milwaukee, Wis Gordon Joseph Kllbesh, Olivia WITH DISTINCTION " Laverne Clifford Larson, Bottineau, Kenneth \Vesley Rye, Minneota N.D., WITH HIGIl DISTINCTION Curtis Tweet Schafer, \Valnut Grov Alvin Dana Roy Lebcck, Grantsburg, Tl...ollancl Richard Skaite, \Vaukesha e Wis. \'{iis., WITH HIGH DISTINCTION ' Donald Olivcr Manthei, Loretto Russell Charles Sm!th, Portage, Wis. Roger E. ~J cisncr, Stillwater Arth ur LClllme SolIe, Augusta, Wis Claude Jamcs Nelson, Rapidan Eugcne Carl Stelter, Madelia . Charles Ahti Oinoncn, Virginia Melvin Willard Stromberg, .....Ouamba , Orin I-I. Osborn, Le Sueur WITH DISTINCTION Robert \V. Page, J\linllcapolis, WITn Leland S. Sturlaugson, Langdon, N.D DISTINCTION Leroy \V. Thom, Rushmore . Donald \Vesly Pallescn, Fulda Edward Joseph Tomsche, Albany Leslie Albert Payne, St. Paul, WITn Donald Leonard \V dch, Barnum DISTINCTION IIugh C. \VilIi~lms, Ncw Richland Victor Perman, l\linlleapo/is, WITH \Villialll Andrew Zwicncr, St. Paul HIGH DISTINCTWN

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine D(mald Keith Anderson, Hupkins \Vilbur Arthur Leibbrand, B.S., Robert \Villiam Bakke, Miune,Jpolis Jordon Albert Chase Batchelder, B.S., Fari- Eugene Robert Lindholm, B.S., Web- bault ster, \Vis. Max Amillan Beck, Dallas, S.D. Keith Irving Loken, B.S., Sandstone Emmett Norlin Bergman, B.s., Fulda David Francis Long, B.S., St. Paul Ernest Peter Bonde, Hutchinson Gcorge Richard Lyon, B.S., Hibbing Gordon Dwane Brakke, Milroy Philip Joseph McDermott, B.S., St. Harry Boston Cook, B.S., Minneapolis Paul Robert Edwin Dracy, Bruno Harlan Earl Meyer, Kilkenny Nicholas Steven Dzubay, Clear Lake, \'1endell Carlyle Moberg, Taylors Wis. Falls Donald Boyd French, B.S., Rochester Bohdan Roman Nechay, Minneapolis Earl Edward Grass, B.S., Owatonna Lester S. Nelson, B.S., Princeton Harold Hcnry Grote, B.S., Faribault Donald Melvin Oolman, B.S., Adrian Douglas Duane Hagg, B.S., Hcctor Richard Foote Palmer, B.S., Minne- Robert Francis Hammer, B.S., Alex- apolis andria Donald T. Pearson, B.S., Red Wing James O. Hanson, B.S., Granad:t \Vendcll Maurice Pedcn, Gary, S.D. James H. Hessian, B.S., Belle Plaine Gerald \Vesley Peterson, B.S., Bel- Bernard Frazier Jahn, B.S., Minnc- grade apolis Richard Gcorge Peterson, Proctor Donald \Vilbur Johnson, B.S., \Vor­ Donald Elmer Pictz, Comfrey thington Milton Linner Pietz, B.s., Lakefield Vincent Paul Kcllv, B.S., Prcston Francis Elroy Siegfried, B.S., Mankato Lester Leroy Larson, B.S., Amherst Robert Herman Steinkraus, B.S., St. Junction, Wis. Paul

28 EI y Milton Thorn, B.S., Underwood Philip James Whalen, B.S., Stephen r:o y William Thorn, Rushmore Stanford Joel Wilson, B.S., Round W~lace Milton Wass, B.S., Worth- Lake ington Leo Anthony Zehrer, B.S., Sauk Rufus Frank Weidner, B.S., Casco, Centre Wis.

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Ardean Oren Aafedt, Williston, N.D. Alice Marie Bonstrom, New Brighton Marilyn Iren~ Abelson, B.A., Donna Mae Bradbury, Minneapolis, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Carolyn Jean B. Abramson, Minne- Betty Imogene Bradley, St. Paul* apolis James Robert Brough, A.A., Roches­ Ruth Abramson, Minneapolis* ter, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Edmund James Amidon, St. Paul Priscilla Brown, St. Louis Park, WITH John Charles Amstutz, Minneapolis DISTINCTION Carol Joyce Anderson, Minneapolis, Ralph Angus Brown, Jr., Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION William Zoltan Brust, B.A., St. Paul John Robert Anderson, Detroit, Mich. Marlene Louise Buntrock, Minne- Kenneth Oliver Anderson, B.A., apolis St. Paul Barbara Anne Butz, St. Paul Margaret Eleanor Anderson, A.A., Avis Arlene Bye, Onamia St. Paul* Kathy A. Callas, Minneapolis Roy Hilton Anderson, Virginia Jacqueline Margaret Carlson, Minne- Joseph L. Anglim, Minneapolis apolis Donna Gelfand Apple, St. Paul Barbara Ann Cecil, St. Paul, WITH Margaret Rachel Bartel, St. Paul DISTINCTION Harlan Edwin Bauermeister, New Ann Edith Chamberlin, Crosby Ulm Marlene Cornelia Chapple, St. Paul Neila Dorcas Beal, Maple Plain Marlys Theresa Christensen, New Jean Elouise Behonek, St. Louis Park VIm Mavis Elaine Benson, Minneapolis, Betty Jane Chute, St. Cloud WITH DISTINCTION Mary Evelyn Clark, St. Louis Park, Barbara Mary Bergford, Minneapolis, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Louise Broadbent Clarke, Anoka Eunice Mildred Berglund, Hopkins Brina Sylvia Cohen, St. Paul Norma Jean Bergstrom, B.A., Worth­ Beverly Jean Colby, Blue Earth, WITH ington DISTINCTION Nancy Eleanor Beseler, Minneapolis Royce V. Colby, Jackson Ellen Annemarie Beutler, Minne­ Florence Ann Coleman, Hal1ock, apolis WITH DISTINCTION Mary Osborne Bisenius, St. Cloud* Mary Teresa Collins, St. Paul Elmer Donald Bjornson, Pequot Georgia Elaine Cook, St. Paul, WITH Lakes, WITH DISTINCTION HIGH DISTINCTION Martha Yvonne Bliss, Minneapolis Mary Jean Cooley, Huron, S.D. Alfred John Blom, Baudette Audrey Marie Cotton, Rochester • Nursing Edncation Curriculum. 29 Priscilla Jane Coulter, St. Paul Eugene Kenneth Fox, Wadena Leone Bauer Crowlie, Minneapolis, Marianne Dix Fox, Northfield* WITH DISTINCTION Lillian Paxon Franklin, Milwaukee Etta Corrine Dahl, Minneapolis, WITH Wis., WITH DISTINCTION* ' DISTINCTION Phyllis Jean Franzen, Cloquet Janet lone Dahlstrom, St. Paul Delphie Bernitt Fredlund, Minne_ Marian Elizabeth Davidson, Coopers­ apolis, WITH DISTINCTION* town, N.Y., WITH DISTINCTION* Stanley Georgian Frostad, Minne_ Carrol Darlene F. Davis, \Vaterloo, apolis lowa* Robert Dean Gelle, Osakis, WITIt Harold Myron Davis, Minneapolis, DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Mary Elizabeth Gentry, Minneapolis John Louis Davis, Minneapolis Dolores Virginia Giese, Wells Norma Jean Davison, A. A. , Minne- Donald Henry Gillquist, Minneapolis apolis Sharron Lee Gordon, St. Paul Mary Elizabeth Degen, Minneapolis Barbara Jean Gough, St. Paul Trudy DeGeus, Minneapolis Louis Vincent Grapp, B.S., M.F., Marilyn Lou DeLano, Mankato Minneapolis Nina Helen DenckIau, Minneapolis, Richard Allan Gregory, Billings, Mont. WITH DISTINCTION* Florence E. Grover, St. Paul Fairris LaDelle Dennis, Dallas, Donna Grubich, Buhl Texas, WITH DISTINCTION* Anne Jeanne Gurvin, Sidney, Neb., Charlotte Anne Dobell, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Leon E. Haaland, M.A., B.A., Minne­ Eileen Mae Dougherty, Minneapolis, apolis WITH DISTINCTION Margaret Hall Hagen, B.B.A., Bayport Carol Lois Dubuque, Kingsford, Mich. Barbara E. Geddes Hagg, St. Paul, Ruth Eloise Duea, Sharon, N.D., WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Kathleen Boyd Hammer, Minneapolis, Helen Marlene Duffy, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION James B. Hancock, Minneapolis Marilyn Anderson Eddy, Minneapolis Peggy Ann Harrington, St. Paul Merilyn Else, B.A., St. Paul Donald James Harris, St. Paul Vivian Ruth Elving, Minneapolis Joan Elaine Harrison, B.A., St. Paul Ralph Victor Erickson, Jr., Minne- Mary Ann Hauge, Elbow Lake apolis Berniece Elizabeth Haylock, Maquo- Thure Hadley Erickson, Minneapolis keta, Iowa, WITH DISTINCTION* Kenneth Arthur Ertel, Cudahy, Wis. Barbara May Hayward, Minneapolis Marilyn Claire Evans, Minneapolis Elizabeth Head, Owatonna Georgienne Louise Ewert, Minne- Mary Elizabeth Hedean, Minneapolis apolis Frances Marie Heinicke, Elgin, Ill., Charlotte Falk, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION* Mary Ruth Farrier, Anoka, WITH Carol Jean Helgeson, St. Cloud HIGH DISTINCTION Ethel Marion Helland, Cylinder, Nancy Johanna Fassett, Minneapolis Iowa, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Patricia Ann Fawcett, Minneapolis Joan Beverly Hendrickson, Minne­ Joyce Marie Fischer, Minneapolis apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Patricia Ann Foster, St. Paul Edna Goodell Hewitt, B.A., Minne­ Florence Eva Fowler, Fairmont apolis Clementine Theresa Fox, Keewatin Joyce Anita Hill, Forest City, Iowa

• Nnrsing Education Curricnlurll 30 Sally Jean .Hinman, B.S., Glenwood Rhoda Helyne Kimmel, Des Moines, City WIS. Iowa, WITH DISTINCTION Betty Jean Hjort, A.A., For~ton Margaret Elizabeth Kitt, Winona, amaris Kathryn Hofer, Mmne- WITH DISTINCTION D oIis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION John Joseph Klemensich, Ely J:%n Eklund Ho~man, ~inneapolis Donna Mae Kline, Minneapolis Joanne Hogan, Mmneapohs Elizabeth Jane Kneebone, Eveleth Joe Hogan, B.A., Minneapolis Marilyn Edna Knefelkamp, Stillwater poris Thelma Holien, St. Paul Susan Jane Kolliner, Stillwater Mildred Walborg Holm, Minne- Mary Louise Kotz, Great FaIls, Mont., apolis'" WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Elaine Ungherini Howard, Butte, Genevieve Lina Kulenkamp, St. Paul Mont., WITH DISTINCTION Nancy Ann Kunau, Red Wing Carol Jo Hoyt, Minneapolis Dorothy Mary Kuraitis, Naugatuck, Mary Jane Huesmann, Caledonia Conn.'" Jacqueline Helen Hughes, Minne- John Edward Larkin, St. Paul apolis Delores Josephine Larson, B.S., JoAnn Hunt, Rochester St. Paul Barbara Ann Ivey, St. Paul John Vincent Larson, Virginia Robert John Jacob, Anoka Richard Donald Larson, Minneapolis May Schwartz Jacobs, B.A., Minne­ JoAnne Margaret Lauber, Hibbing apolis Janet Helen Leach, Minneapolis Mildred Lorraine Jaisle, Farmingdale, Janet C. Leahy, St. Paul N.Y.'" Dorothy Anne Leathers, B.A., Minne­ Joanne Opal Jamieson, Minneapolis apolis Marilyn Jean Janneck, St. Paul John Roger Lehrer, A.A., Springfield Dorothy Estelle Jarvinen, Cloquet PhyIlis Leibovitz, Chisholm, WITH Eugene Harold Jenkins, Mankato DISTINCTION Helen Margaret J enniges, Minne- Louis Edmond Leipold, Jr., Minne­ apolis apolis Lola May Jensen, Minneapolis Philip James Leonard, Plainview JoAnn Stump Jergenson, Duluth Marilynn Millunchick Lieberman, Dorothy Gayle Johnson, B.A., San St. Paul Diego, Calif. Gordon Ferdinand Lindgren, St. Paul Marlys Helen Johnson, Minneapolis, Lois Margaret Lindstrom, Minne- WITH DISTINCTION apolis Greta Louise Johnstone, Minneapolis LaRue Elizabeth Lobitz, Waconia Barbara J. Jordan, St. Paul Mary Ann Lucia, St. Paul Joan Evangeline Jordet, Minneapolis Darlene Nancy Ludtke, Blue Earth, Helen Jane Junge, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Nancy Karon Kaufman, B.A., Minne- Robert Bruce MacKinnon, A.A., apolis St. Paul Nora Marie L. Keeling, Minneapolis Marlis Julia Katherine Majerus, Min- Esther Viola Kellas, Minneapolis neapolis, WITH DISTINCTION Helen Marie Kel1y, DeGraff, WITH Marilyn Louise Mathews, Minneapolis HIGH DISTINCTION Mary Ann Mattson, Warren Marilyn Bernice Kiedaisch, B.A., Mary Jeanette McCoy, Minneapolis, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION Mary Kathryn Kileen, Superior, Wis. Margy Jean McGinty, Minneapolis David Edward McLain, B.A., St. Paul • NurSing Education Curriculum 31 Nada Mijanovich, Lima, Ohio, WITH Jacqueline B. Purdie, St. Paul DISTINCTION Mary Anne Quinn, Minneapolis Ferrol Jean Miller, St. Paul Mary Ann Raisancn, Annandale Jeanine Mae Miller, Minneapolis, Caroll\Jae Rasmussen, St. Paul, WITa WITH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION Lorna June Mills, Appleton Margarct Deane Ray, St. Paul Thomas Leroy Monte, A.A., Donna Rae Rayppy, Litchfield Chisholm Joanne Patricia Refsell, Minneapolis George Henry Morrill, Anoka Arnold Melvin Rehmann, St. Paul, Dorothy Marie Muck, Buhl WITH DISTINCTION \Vayne E. Murphey, Robbinsdale Harriet Mae Richardson, Minneapolis, Barbara Lere McKenzie Nelson, Min- WITH DISTINCTION neapolis John L. Richardson, B.A., St. Paul Greta Ann Nelson, Rochester, WITH Karleen Home Rosaaen, B.S., Durand HIGH DISTINCTION Wis. ' LaVonne Diane Nelson, Center City, Betty Jean Rosell, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Calvin Walter Rosine, St. Paul, WITH Mary Louise Nelson, Minneapolis DISTINCTION Patricia Ann Nelson, Minneapolis Jack M. Rossetti, Minneapolis Carillon Cargill Norton, B.A., Min- Harriett Mary Rossi, Joliet, Ill., WITH neapolis DISTINCTION* Margaret Gretchen Oberg, Minne­ Martha Jane Rossman, Minneapolis apolis Robert Link Rundorfl, Minneapolis, Geraldine V. Olsen, Rochester WITn DISTINCTION Laverne Myrtle Flentie Orwoll, Min- Orville George Ruud, Minneapolis neapolis, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Karwyn Mary St. Onge, St. Paul Trevor Allen Owen, Minneapolis Arlene Salita, St. Paul Elizabeth Kahler Pagels, Brainerd Roy Everctt Samplc, Minneapolis Lenore L. Anderson Palmquist, A.A., Harland Edward Samson, Rochester St. Paul, WITH DISTINCTION Herschel Graham Sando, Minne- Ellsworth Eugene Panser, Minne­ apolis apolis Marilyn Janet Sather, Minneapolis Louise Gram Parker, St. Paul Nancy Jane Sawtelle, Mason City, Roger Charles Earl Paulson, Minne- Iowa apolis Joan Theo Schall, St. Paul Geraldine Elizabeth Pearson, St. Paul Gcorgiann Marie Schultz, St. Paul Mildred Pearl Pcden, Gary, S.D. Kenneth Arnold Schumack, Minne- Donna Mae Pederson, St. Paul apolis Mary Margaret Peel, Dassel, WITH Susan Elizabeth Schwab, St. Paul, DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Don Carl Perrine, Blue Earth Mary Jean Scott, Minneapolis Vernon Bert Petersen, St. Paul Evelyn Lorraine Searle, Geneseo, Ill. Katherine Holt Peterson, Minneapolis, Robert George Seath, Owatonna, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Lois Marie Peterson, A.A., Rochester, Elaine Marie SeJedic, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Janet Doreen Plcfkey, South St. Paul Bertha Jean SlJadick, Princeton, WITH Rosemary Plencner, St. Paul DISTINCTION Patricia Alice Pool, St. Paul Marilyn Shelley, A.L.A., Minneapolis, Janice Elizabeth Preus, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION • Nursing EducatioIl CurrienluIlL 32 Elizabeth Garnet Sherman, Minne­ Suzanne Marie Swendner, St. Paul, apolis WITH DISTINCTION Carol Jean Siems, Minneapolis Sheree Taffel, St. Paul Norene Gayle Silver, Minneapolis, Norma Irene B. Taylor, Crosby, WITH WITH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION* Geraldine Thatcher Sime, Minne- Knute Prieur Temte, La Crosse, Wis. apolis . Hilda Yuriko Terada, B.A., Honolulu, Elsie Ann SImon, St. Paul T.H. Carol Lee Singer, Wells, WITH Paddy John Theis, Maple Plain DISTINCTION Susan Wisard Theiss, St. Paul Arnold Jerry Sirotiak, B.A., Minne- Arthur Harding Thomas, B.A., Sa uk apoli.s . Centre Marjone Arlene Skog, A.A., Bay CIty, Barbara Ann Thompson, Minneapolis Wis., WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Wayne WiIIiam Thompson, Forest David Albert Skrien, Morris Lake, WITH DISTINCTION Helen Mary Skufca, A.A., Ely Janet Marie Tibbetts, St. Paul Bettina Anne Smith, Minneapolis Yoshiko Ueunten, Minneapolis* MaryAnn Sobol, Denver, Colo. Arlene Mae Viker, Minneapolis Joanne Marie Sogge, B.A:, Northfield Iris Mae Wagner, New Ulm, WITH Marilynn Ann Solem, ChIsholm DISTINCTION Joan Darlene Sonmore, Minneapolis Theodora Walsh, St. Paul Alma Ruth Speidel, Waterbury, Alma Gertrude A. Warlich, Battle Conn., WITH DISTINCTION* Lake, WITH DISTINCTION* Viola Marian Spetz, A.A., Ironwood, James Chester Warn, St. Louis Park Mich., WITH DISTINCTION Thomas Joseph Wegleitner, St. Paul Sydney Bernard Spiegel, Minneapolis Alyce May Welin, St. Paul Lorraine Josephine Spielman, Chicago, Bonnie Jean Westby, Houston, WITH Ill.* DISTINCTION Joan Mary Stahmann, Minneapolis Beverly Jean Wetterhus, St. Paul Martha Caroline Agnes Stark, Minne­ Kermitt Ervin Wheeler, A.A., St. Paul apolis Lawrence Duane Wickstrom, Minne- Robert Thomas Starr, A.A., St. Paul apolis Carol Jean Steger, Minneapolis, WITH Marilyn Williams, White Bear Lake DISTINCTION David Scofield Wilson, Minneapolis, Burnette Ileen Stensrud, Freeborn * WITH DISTINCTION Margaret Alice Stone, Crookston Joseph E. Witzman, B.A., Minne- David Arthur Stoppel, Minneapolis apolis Francis Paul Surge, A.A., Buhl, WITH Irma Alma Wolff, Minneapolis DISTINCTION George Evert Woodward, Zumbrota Miriam Ruth Swan, St. Paul Catherine Mary M. Youngdahl, Min- Joan Amy Swanson, Minneapolis neapolis Lyle Kenneth Swanson, North Branch Dorothy Zakula, A.A., Kinney

Bachelor of Science in library Science Jocelyn Jean Curtis, B.A., Minneapolis Mae Dorothy Odegaard, B.S., Thief Evelyn Gimmestad Lundblad, B.S., River Falls Minneapolis Katherine M. Lounberg Shepard, B.S., Minneapolis * Nursing Education Curriculum 33 Master of Education Corinne Chapman Burke, B.S, Eleanor Bertha Olson, B.E., Minne­ Duluth apolis James Greye Cherry, Jr., B.S., Min­ John Lawrcnce Richardson, B.A., neapolis St. Paul Jerome Edward Gates, B.S., Minne­ William Eugene Scofield, B.S., Los apolis Angeles, Calif. Vivian Elaine Newstrom, B.S., Min­ Constance Eve Zierden, B.E., neapolis St. Cloud

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS OF THE INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE Bachelor of Science Richard Raymond Angus, Farming­ Virgil Carolus Hawkinson, \Villmar, ton, Agricultural Education Agricultural Education LeRoy Willis Asche, St. Paul, Agri­ Doris Marie Hinz, Zumbrota, Home cultural Education Economics Education Marilyn Gable Backlund, St. Paul, Francis Joseph Januschka, Little Falls, Home Economics Education, WITH Agricultural Education HIGH DISTINCTION LaVerne Nelson Johansen, Minneapo­ Nancy Lee Baker, St. Paul, Home lis, Home Economics Education Economics Education Margaret Louise Johnson, Minneapo­ Jean Laurette Ballard, Minneapolis, lis, Home Economics Education Home Economics Education William Thomas Larson, Braham, Lorretta Martha Banovetz, Ely, Home Agricultural Education Economics Education Percy Marple Lowe, J L, Minneapolis, Arleen Louise Barkeim, \Vinona, Agricultural Education Home Economics Education Marlene Fay Ludtke, Clarks Grove, Phyllis Virginia Bowe, Elk River, Home Economics Education Home Economics Education Peggy Lou Lund, Baker, Mont., Home Kenneth James Byrne, Kilkcnny, Agri­ Economics Education cultural Education LeRoy Robert Mielke, Comfrey, Marian Louise Campbell, St. Paul, Agricultural Education Home Economics Education Marcelyn Joanne Nelsen, St. Paul, Alan Olaf Dalen, Verndale, Agricul­ Home Economics Education tural Education Joan Margaret Nelson, Tracy, Home Patricia Hallberg Durkce, Excelsior, Economics Education, WITH DIS­ Home Economics Education TINCTION Alice Pauline Fisker, Minneapolis, Myron Henry Nelson, Alexandria, Ag­ Home Economics Education ricultural Education, WITH DISTINC­ Janet Irene Ganas, St. Paul, Home TION Economics Education Vilah Jean Nelson, Walker, Home JoAnne Marie Goranson, St. Paul, Economics Education, WITH DIS­ Home Economics Education TINCTION Raymond Stanley N?rrgard, Milaca, Laverne P. Sorenson, Blooming Prai­ Agricultural Education rie, Agricultural Education Barbara Jean Pau~son, Prin~eton, Virginia Ann Splitstoser, Morris, Borne EconomICS EducatIOn Home Economics Education Edgar Allen Pe:sons, Clarissa, Agricul­ Gene William Stevermer, Easton, tural EducatIOn, WITH DISTINCTION Agricultural Education Layton Gene ~eters, St. Paul, Agricul­ Daniel James Sullivan, Stewart, tural EducatIOn Agricultural Education Patricia Haynes Peterson, Aitkin, Earle Kilen Thompson, Hibbing, Borne Economics Education Agricultural Education Patsy June Peter~on, Minn,eapolis, Morris Hobert Titrud, Clarissa, Home EconomIcs EducatIOn, WITH Agricultural Education HIGH DISTINCTION Millicent Kathleen Towne, Minne­ Alice Marie Rademacher, LeCenter, apolis, Home Economics Education Borne Economics Education David Glen Tuttle, Mapleton, Agri­ Anita Eloise Sandager, Hills, Home cultural Education, WITH DISTINC­ Economics Education TION JoAnne Ruth Sandager, Minneapolis, Robert Wayne Underwood, Grand Home Economics Education Rapids, Agricultural Education Marilyn Joyce Schmidt, Rochester, Anne Marie Wardwell, Minneapolis, Home Economics Education Home Economics Education George Alfred Schoen, Freeborn, Elwood Dwight Wessman, Dassel, Agricultural Education Agricultural Education Shirley Dawn Schwanke, Sanborn, Donald Andrew Witzel, Kasson, Home Economics Education Agricultural Education

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Business Administration

James Harry Alevizos, Minneapolis John EmIin Bohan, St. Paul, WITH George Peter Ammentorp, Eau DISTINCTION Claire, Wis. Paul Arthur Borg, Virginia Eugene George Amoe, Keewatin William Ralph Boyles, St. Paul David Reuben Anderson, Princeton, Dean Robert Brand, South st. Paul WITH DISTINCTION William Ernest Bray, Winona Keith Edward Anderson, Austin Robert Alan Brown, St. Paul Lawrence Carl Anderson, Minneapolis James Michael Bruzek, New Richland, Kenneth Ervin Antonson, Windom WITH DISTINCTION Howard Joseph Atkins, Minneapolis Richard William Burnham, Minne­ Francis Eugene Balcik, Lakefield apolis John Williams Barlass, Minneapolis Arnold Kenneth Carlson, Minne- Kenneth Clarence Bertossi, St. Paul, apolis WITH DISTINCTION Thomas James Carlson, St. Paul David Betten, Virginia H. Bruce Chapman, Minneapolis Harold Charles Bix, Minneapolis John Lawrence Chapman, Minneapo- Jack Fred Blair, Durand, Wis, lis, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Philip John Bloedel, St. Paul Carl Craig Chumbley, A.A., Rochester Kenton Thomas Bloom, Minneapolis, Jack Arthur Cipra, Blooming Prairie WITH DISTINCTION Howard Clifford Clune, Bovey 35 William Floyd Coons, St. Paul, WITH \Vanen Douglas Knauer, Austin DISTINCTION John Karl Koll, Hardwick George Edward Delellanty, Montgom­ Adolph Warner Kroona, Jr., Kandi­ ery, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION yohi Edward Francis Devaney, St. Paul Richard Tohru Kushino, Minneapolis Edward C. Dicke, Long Prairie, WITH l\1ilton Erving Larson, Robbinsdale, DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Thomas Dowen, Jr., Lewiston, Mont. Youree Victor Lejonvarn, Cannon Edward Copelan Ellis, Jr., Owatonna Falls Mary Elaine Eyrse, Minneapolis Robert John Loberg, St. Paul David Wayne Fagerness, Rushmore Heber Dick Lott, Chinook, Mont. Richard Allen Fisher, Minneapolis James Winslow Lundberg, Minne- John Sylvester Fitzsimmons, Minne- apolis apolis \Villiam Martin Luther, Minneapolis Harold John Fostmeier, St. Paul Charles John Marboe, Minneapolis Herman Albert Friess, Rice Lake, Marvin Arthur Marohn, Annandale Wis. Joel Irving Meade, Roseau Charles John Geck, Minneapolis Edward Arnold Mehsikomer, St. Paul James Giller, B.S.L., St. Louis Park Eugene Reuben Melander, Minne- Daniel Francis Greimel, Minneapolis apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Donald Edwin Gross, Minneapolis Monic M. Milberger, St. Paul Robert B. Gunderson, Minneapolis Raymond John Moclule, South Paul Henry Gust, Jr., Fergus Falls St. Paul Charles Franklin Hall, Hopkins Myron Leo Mohr, Motley Kenneth Howard Hannah, Crookston Clifford George Monnie, Minneapolis Robert Howard Harvey, Minneapolis James Russell Monson, Minneapolis Burnham Dare Hawley, St. Paul Joseph Brooks Montgomery, Vaca- John Joseph Hennen, Morris, WITH ville, Calif. DISTINCTION Charles Mabe Moreaux, Luverne Georgianna Elizabeth Herman, st. John Lyndsey Munns, Elk River Paul, WITH DISTINCTION Orvel Lee Nelson, Elbow Lake Robert Louis Holmquist, A.A., Min­ Sidney Allan Nelson, St. Paul neapolis Edgar N ordgaard, Glenwood Richard Oliver Holten, Minneapolis Tom Oscar Olofson, St. Paul James Norman Hove, Minneapolis, Pauline Margarette Olsen, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION Harvey Theodore Olson, Oelwein, Donald Lester Imme, Mankato Iowa John Victor Irgens, Minneapolis James Christ Pamel, St. Paul George Stuart Jenkin, St. Paul John Bruce Paterson, Minneapolis Eugene Robert Johnson, St. Paul, Stanley Floyd Pesehken, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Allen Kenneth Peterson, Minneapolis Robert Edward Johnson, Minneapolis John Vigaard Peterson, Rochester Roger Franklin Karon, Duluth Carlyle George Pohlman, Lakefield, Martin Nykes Kellogg, St. Paul, WITH WITH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION Barry Prichard, St. Paul Gerald Albrecht Kelly, A.L.A., Min­ Charles Leighton Quinn, Minneapolis neapolis George Edward Rebholz, St. Paul, \'1 illiam Franklin Kerfoot, Voorhees­ WITH DISTINCTION ville, N.Y. Charles Ray Reimler, Glencoe Philip James Kerieh, Stewartville Sheldon Marvin Rein, Minneapolis, Harlan Suby Knatvold, Albert Lea WITH DISTINCTION

36 Vernon Gordon Rodberg, Minne- Wendell C. Swenson, Willmar, WITH apolis DISTINCTION Axel Dean Rosengren, Minneapolis Barry Frederic Swiler, Hayward, Wis. Robert Jerome Rueff, Minneapolis Robert Charles Talbert, Norfolk, Neb. Richard Stanley Sandgren, Minne- Edith MaryEtta Thompson, Rahway, apolis N.J. Clarence Lewis Schaffner, Jr., Kenneth Orval Thompson, Drum- St. Paul mond, Wis., WITH DISTINCTION Richard Lee Schillingcr, Austin Robert Jerome Timm, St. Paul Gene Cyril Schlauderaff, Glencoe William Fayette Toevs, Edina Robert George Sether, B.S.L., LL.B., John Caulfield Traynor, St. Paul St. Paul Milo Gordon Tulberg, Mound Eugene Gregory Shields, Minneapolis Victor Serhij Vinych, Minneapolis Gordon R. Sill, Austin Raney Vlallace Walbaum, Detroit S. Richard Silverness, B.S.L., Minne- Lakes apolis John V. Wallace, St. Paul Howard Reel Skelton, Jr., Austin James Arthur Ward, Sauk Rapids Duane William Sorensen, Hamel William Edgar Wardwell, A.A., Richard Davis Starkweather, St. Paul Northwood, Iowa Jeanette ~ernice Stelter, Ech.o . . Stephen Edward Wholihan, Mil­ Philip Mills Stone, A.A., Vlrgl11la waukee, Wis. James Edward Storms, St. Paul, WITH James William Wiehoff, St. Cloud HIGH DISTINCTION Curtis Guy Williams, Des Moines, Donald Lee Strand, Minneapolis Iowa Neal Franklin Strom, Minneapolis Edward Joseph Williams, Minneapolis Charles Robert Svendsen, Minne- Charles Wood Wright, Minneapolis apolis Richard Samuel Ziegler, St. Paul Melvin Harold Swanson, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Science in Economics Joseph S. Ehrman, Jr., Shorewood, Marland Edward Nelson, Rochester Wis., WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Arthur David Savran, Bismark, N.D., James William Harkin, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Alfred Eugene Hauwiller, St. Paul Thomas James Sinna, St. Paul, WITH Homer Jude Knauff, Minneapolis DISTINCTION

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS OF THE INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE

Bachelor of Agricultural Business Administration Richard Jarleth Bowe, Minneapolis Keith Eugene Jorde, Thief River Falls

37 COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Don C. Anderson, Aitkin John R. Liberg, Excelsior Robert Leland Benedict, Benedict Moses Lichtig, St. Paul Emil BlasI, Baudette Joseph Milton Liss, Minneapolis Allen Merll Conger, Minneapolis William Abner Marcotte, B.A., Donald Alex Dinndorf, Albany Minneapolis Leo Benjamin Domeier, Springfield Arthur M. Matsuyama, Minneapolis Glendis Jerome Einess, Climax Jack Ingram Morehouse, St. Paul Park Carl Gerald Erickson, Lindstrom John Mathew Ness, Minneapolis Robert Martin Flicek, New Prague Raymond Niels Olesen, Spring Park Chester Clark Folsom, Mora Gary Wilson Omodt, Houston Robert Wayne Foster, Robbinsdale Wilbert Frederick Ott, Jr., Deer River William Gerald Freund, Minneapolis James Osborne Partridge, Owatonna Joseph Matthias Greeman, St. Paul James Alfred Riesgraf, Carver Donald George Gronlund, Duluth John Henry Schulz, Milwaukee, Wis. Merle Marcus Hanson, Minneapolis Sister Marie Henri Grenier, Red Lake John Allan Hay, Minneapolis Falls David Edwin Herman, st. Paul Sister Mary Torello Van Groll, Kenneth Owen Howell, vVillmar Rochester John Joseph Hunt, Jr., Springfield Sister Serena Zilka, Minneapolis Chester Franklin Karnowski, Carlton Russel Leroy Skoe, Pine River Michael John Karp, Faribault Charles Peter Thompson, Minne- Kay Marvin Kaufman, Minneapolis apolis Russell Farrar King, St. Paul vVallace George Utech, Bemidji Dean Powell Kirkpatrick, \Vinnebagn Arnold Valdemar Vasenden, Fertile Milton George Knutson, Starbuck Donald Paul Weinberger, St. Paul Edward Anthony Kozar, Bovey Frank Joseph \Vindisch, St. Paul Richard Frank Kuettel, St. Paul

LAW SCHOOL Bachelor of Science in Law Allen H. Aaron, Minneapolis George Calvin Hanson, B.A., John Joseph Althoff, vVaverly Redwood Falls Gordon Ellis Bonrgin, Virginia Gilbert \Voodward Harries, Duluth Robert Harvey Cornell, Minneapolis Keith Tilden Harstad, B.A., Har- Chester Allen Dosland, Perley mony Gordon Richard Erickson, A.A., Kcith Earl Johnson, Minneapolis St. Cloud Alf Robert Lee, B.A., St. Paul Kenneth Dale Erickson, Genoa, vVis. Thomas Michael Libera, Winona James Richard Gaffey, Minneapolis Philip Gregory Lind, Minneapolis Eben Frank Gillespie, Cambridge Cornelius Daniel Mahoney, Jr., Jerome Alvin Gotlieb, St. Paul Minneapolis Donald Edwin Gross, Minneapolis Robert Emmett McGarry, A.A., Clinton James Hall, Carrington, N.D. St. Paul 38 A drew Eugene Miner, Minneapolis James Henry Russell, Minneapolis Allan Herschel Minsky, Minneapolis Russell Richard Sage, Minneapolis J rgen Nowak, Littlefork Vernon Delford Saxhaugh, Virginia ~oger Alfons Pauly, Excelsior John Peter Vitko, A.A., Virginia Ronald Bruce Pitsenbarger, Moorhead Robert Edward Wynne, International Mark Raabe, St. James Falls David Peter Rask, Minneapolis Bachelor of laws Joaquin Camacho Arriola, B.A., Carol Margretha Hansen, B.S.L., Agana, ~uam . St. Paul Ross Morns Brown, B.S.L., Mmne- Robert Edgar Heath, B.A., Minne­ apolis apolis Robert Harvey Cornell, Minneapolis David Arnold Himmelman, B.S.L., John Bert Cottrell, B.S.L., Minne­ Minneapolis apolis Charles Lilley Horn, Jr., B.A. with Isaac Foch Dashiell, B.A., Minne- high honors, Minneapolis apolis William Donald Howard, B.S.L., Morris Dickel, B.S.L., Crookston Minneapolis Chester Allen Dosland, Perley Rudolph Valentino Illgen, B.S.L., Robert Francis Eaton, Jr., B.A., IlIgen City Duluth James Henry Johnston, B.S.L., Min­ Stanley Efron, B.S.L., St. Paul neapolis Joseph Moore Finley, B.A., Minne­ Duane Everett Joseph, B.S.L., Minne­ apolis apolis Edward James Foley, B.A., Excelsior Harold Kalina, B.S.L., Minneapolis John Douglas Furuseth, B.s.L., Marlin Lavern Kastama, B.S.L., New Bagley York Mills Joseph Robert Gadola, B.S.L., Ogilvie Mitchel Ivan Kirshbaum, B.S.L., Robert Anthony Gearin, B.S.L., Minneapolis St. Paul William Rollins Koenig, B.S.L., Kenneth Jack Gill, B.S., Minneapolis Minneapolis James Giller, B.S.L., St. Louis Park George Koonce, Minneapolis Charles Reilly Goswitz, B.A., St. Paul Raymond Charles Krause, B.A., John Douglas Gould, B. of Phys. with Wadena distinction, Minneapolis Thomas Allen Lang, B.S., Mora Harlan Mador Goulett, B.S.L., Robert Joseph Leighton, B.S.L., Minneapolis Austin Leonard W. Grannes, B.S.L., Minne­ Thomas Anthony Lennon, B.S. in apolis Chemical Engineering, Minneapolis David Loren Graven, B.A., Minne- Philip Gregory Lind, Minneapolis apolis Merle Litman, B.S.L., Duluth Donald Edwin Gross, Minneapolis Greer Edwin Lockhart, B.S.L., William I. Groth, B.A., Minneapolis Minneapolis Richard Eugene Grunert, B.s.L., William Kenneth McKibbage, B.S.L., Minneapolis International Falls Gunder David Gunhus, B.S.L., Terence Leo Meany, B.S.L., Austin Browns Valley Maurice John Mulvahill, Jr., B.S.L., Raymond Alfred Haik, B.S.L., Minne­ Hibbing apolis 39 Miller Franklin Myers, B.S.L., Minne­ Richard Falk Sachs, B.A., A.L.A., apolis j\linneapolis Arthur Sund Nelson, B.S.L., Mi1l11e­ John C. Schmidt, B.S.L., Le Sueur apolis Philip Edgar Schwab, Jr., B.S.L., Harold Sanford Nelson, Jr., B.S.L., Minneapolis Minneapolis Alfred Sedgwick, Jr., B.S., St. Paul V. Owen Nelson, B.A., B.S.L., Robert James Stenzel, B.S.L., Minne_ Minneapolis apolis Wayne Howard Olson, B.S.L., Swan­ Paul William Urbanek, B.S.L., Min­ ville neapolis Gregg S. K. Orwoll, B.S., North Oren Nelson \Vestling, B.A., Minne_ Branch apolis \Vayne Gordon Popham, B.S.L., William Abel Whitlock, Jr., B.S.L. Zimmerman Minneapolis ' Milton David Price, Jr., B.A., St. Paul Robert \Viswell \Vinsor, B.S.L., Minneapolis

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY Graduate Dental Hygienist Janet Adele Aker, St. Paul Helen Elaine Kohn, St. Panl Ardis Jayne Ames, Minneapolis Mary Marjorie McCarthy, St. Paul Pauline Ann Amundson, Duluth Naomi Melnalik, Minneapolis Clarice Jean Anderson, Minneapolis Aileyn LeVerne Renli, Canton, S.D. Dobra Applebaum, Minneapolis Patricia Ann Robinson, Minot, N.D. Thais Jean Billeadeau, Grand Rapids Phyllis Gwen Rohrer, vVinona Virginia Ann Bootz, Des Moines, Joyce Arline Saarela, Minneapolis Iowa Beverly Forshier Scheidegger, Minne- Irene Antonette Bue, Ketchikan, apolis Alaska Jean Suzanne Sehwitzky, Minneapolis Lois Elaine Cook, Minneapolis Donna M. Steingas, International Barbara Anne Dalsin, Minneapolis Falls Gloria Kay Emstad, Albert Lea Barbara Louise Streich, St. Paul Delores Elaine Fletcher, St. Paul j\1artha Louina Toms, Coleraine Susan Millicent Fuller, Minneapolis Phyllis Emogene \Vcnell, Laurens, Lola Mac Hulderson, Sioux Falls, S.D. Iowa Doris Mae Johnson, St. Paul Rita Mari Wilczek, Little Falls Ruth Esther Johnson, Minneapolis Elizabeth Ann vVoIter, St. Paul Gayle JupP, Regina, Sask., Canada Bachelor of Science Clyde Harold Bramhall, St. Paul Daniel George Engle, Heela, S.D. Frederic Berners Cuthbert, Devils Philip Joseph Epstein, St. Paul Lake, N.D. Norman Ray Erickson, Minneapolis David vVilliam Dvorak, B.A., St. Panl Reynolds John Fischbach II, St. Paul Theodore 1110mas Edblom, Minne­ George Henry Gale, B.A., St. Paul apolis Melvin Theodore Groska, Bertha 40 Robert Warren Iverson, Moorhead David Quitney, Lowry Earl Leroy Jorgensen, Minneapolis Arthur Eugene Richards, B.A., Anoka Glaydon Robert Kern, Stillwater Pete Fumio Sakamoto, Minneapolis Richard Holt Klein, Minneapolis Lee John Sarberg, Ely Robert Frank Klosky, Sturgeon Lake Robert Bruce Seberg, Lake City KeIl Erwin LoveIl, Cleveland Charles Lavesson Sinks, B.A., Minne- Murray Manz McNair, A.S., Brainerd apolis Jack William McNiel, Baudette Harley Burdette Slaikeu, Milltown, Maurice Wesley Meyer, \\1 ood Lake Wis. Brian Francis Mum, Ely John Richard Sprafka, Pasadena, Donald Wilhart Nelson, Iron Calif. Paul Robert Nermoe, Minneapolis Bruno Jerome Stanoch, Minneapolis David Roger Odell, Chaska Earle Glenn Thompson, st. Paul Robert Francis Osterbauer, Wyoming Richard McKinley Towner, Jr., Harold Joseph Panuska, St. Paul Alexandria Marvin James Perrizo, Jasper Keith Gardner Winkler, Sandy, Utah Jerome Howell Prahl, New Ulm William Fredrick Yseth, Pipestone Robert Wayne Prochnow, Hutchinson

Doctor of Dental Surgery Ronald Lyle Albright, B.S., Lafayette Daniel George Engle, Hecla, S.D. Dale WiUiam Amundson, B.S., Dale Irwin Curtis Erickson, B.S., Duluth St. Paul Harry Martin Andersen, B.A., Minne­ Norman Ray Erickson, Minneapolis apolis George Henry Gale, B.A., St. Paul Robert Leo Anderson, B.S., St. Paul Robert Clay Gilman, B.S., Owatonna Robert Joseph Bariletti, B.S., Minne­ Richard Harry Gordon, A.S., B.S., apolis B.A., Crane Lake Raymond Charles Baron, B.S., William Francis Gorman, B.A., B.S., Minneapolis A.L.A., St. Paul Maurice Raymond Bjerken, B.S., Melvin Theodore Groska, Bertha Minneapolis Harold Omar Hanson, B.A., Harmony Charles Allen Boline, B.S., Henning Harry Joel Hanson, Jr., B.A., Lake Richard Marshal1 Brace, B.A., Minne- Bronson apolis John Peter Hanson, B.A., Fairmont Wilbur Martin Bunker, B.S., Olivia Stanley Phillip Hazen, B.A., Parkers Marcuis Leonard Chart, Duluth Prairie William Earl Christianson, B.S., Joseph Robert Heck, B.S., Buhl Lead, S.D. Gerald Thomas Hesley, A.A., B.A., Frederic Berners Cuthbert, Devils B.S., Rochester Lake, N.D. Roscoe Paton Hylton, Jr., B.A., John Alfred Dahlquist, B.S., Minne- Minneapolis apolis Leonard Robert Iverson, Jr., B.S., Eldon Jay Deadrick, B.S., Paynesville Glenwood Thomas James Deutsch, B.S., Duluth Robert Warren Iverson, Moorhead James Lewis Dobrin, B.A., B.S., Walter Gerome Iverson, B.A., B.S., Minneapolis Minneapolis Thomas Jean Emond, B.S., Minne­ Frank Douglas Jensen, B.S., Brainerd apolis Earl Leroy Jorgensen, Minneapolis 41 Ben Thomas Kirkpatrick, B.S., Tulia, Fred John Schletty, B.A., B.S., Texas Minneapolis Richard Holt Klein, Minneapolis Jerome Edward Schuldt, B.S., GOod Richard Wadsworth Knapp, B.B.A., Thunder B.S., Rochester Clair J. Scrabeck, Rochester Richard Stanley Law, B.S., St. Paul Robert Emmett Silha, B.S., Minne­ KeII Erwin LoveII, Cle\"cland apolis Anthony LaVern Lund, B.S., Harley Burdette Slaikeu, Milltown, Rochester Wis. William Burgess McCallum, B.S., Bruno Jerome Stanoch, Minneapolis I-libbing Stewart Douglas Stevens, Jr., A.A., Murray Manz McNair, A.S., Brainerd B.S., St. Paul Jack William McNiel, Baudette Kenneth Theodore Stranch, B.A., Brian Francis Mum, Ely St. Paul James Norman Murray,' B.S., Duluth Ever Andrew Swanson, B.S., B.A., Donald Wilhart Nelson, Iron Chisholm Gordon John Neumann, B.S., Richard John Swenson, B.S., Grove La Crosse, 'Vis. City Richard Charles Oliver, B.S., Hastings Ray Koichi Tachibana, B.S., Minne­ Charles Donald Ostergren, B.A., B.S., apolis St. Paul Edgar George Timm, B.S., 'Vood Clifford A. Patterson, B.S., Remer Lake 'Villiam Douglas Penny, B.S., Rolla, Jack Elmer Tomhave, B.S., Cloquet N.D. Jerome Charles Ulrich, B.S., St. Cloud Thomas Reuben Pirsch, B.S., Minnc· Robert Owre Uppgaard, B.A., Minne- apolis apolis Jerome Howell Prahl, New Ulm Dale Edward \Vaite, B.S., B.A., Robert Wayne Prochnow, Hutchin- St. Paul son Donald Frederick Watson, B.S., David Quitney, Lowry Minneapolis Arthur Eugene Richards, B.A., Anoka Willis Arthur Welty, B.S., Big Sandy, Lee John Sarberg, Ely Mont. Donald Jesse Scattarella, B.S., A. A. , Kenneth Eugene Wilson, B.A., B.S., Minneapolis Minneapolis

COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Bachelor of Science Ruth Hawley Benassi, Duluth, Medi­ Earl Elarth Cammock, B.A., Minne­ cal Technology, WITH DISTINCTION* apolis, Medicine Audrey Ann Bernstein, Minneapolis, Dixie Joan Cardarelle, Neillsville, Medical Technology* Wis., Occupational Therapy Donald Lester Boucher, B.A., Minne­ Joan Helene Carlson, Minneapolis, apolis, Medicine Occupational Therapy Elsie Elaine Brown, Miami, Fla., Pub­ Jane Carr, Minneapolis, Medical lic Health Nursing Technology * • These degrees are conferred subject to satisfactory completion of requireu practical work prior to December 17, 1953. 42 Ruth Anne Champion, Minneapolis, Jocelynn Hopponen, New York Mills, Public Health Nursing, WITH DIS­ Occupational Therapy TINCTION MaryAnn Barbara Horak, St. Paul, Eugene Joseph Connolly, Minne­ Medical Technology* apolis, Physical Therapy Carol Hope Hustad, St. Paul, Occu­ Celia Ann Cowger, Omaha, Neb., pational Therapy, WITH DISTINCTION Physical Therapy Lucile Marie Johnson, Jackson, Physi­ Luther Lenker Dehnel, B.A., Minne­ cal Therapy apolis, Medicine Mary Ann Johnson, Albert Lea, Occu­ Betty Viola Dieter, Worthington, pational Therapy Medical Technology * t Vera Ann Johnson, St. Paul, Public Helen Ruth Donatsch, R.N., Health Nursing Dubuque, Iowa, Public Health Beverly Ann Juten, Duluth, Occu­ Nursing pational Therapy Ruth Doris Drussell, Winona, Occu­ Marguerite Adele Karpan, Keewatin, pational Therapy Physical Therapy Norma Jean Eilts, Austin, Occupa­ James Roy Kent, B.A., Duluth, Medi­ tional Therapy cine Barbara Elaine Erickson, Minneapolis, Tauno Everett Ketola, B.A. cum Medical Technology, WITH DISTINC­ laude, Iron, Medicine TION* Evelyn Amy Kile, Oakland, Ill., Pub­ Mabel Caroline Erickson, Minne­ lic Health Nursing apolis, Public Health Nursing Celeste Fay Knipmeyer, Higginsville, James Kenneth Ferderer, Minneapolis, Mo., Public Health Nursing Medical Technology* Carol Loraine Knobel, Gaylord, Medi­ Robert Francis Fischer, B.A., Hib­ cal Technology* bing, Medicine Bessie Kotonias, Hibbing, Physical Wilma June Fitsimmons, Spencer, Therapy Iowa, Medical Technology* Greta Gayl Lil1eberg, Slayton, Medical Ralph Everett Ford, Navarre, Occupa­ Tec1111ology, WITH HIGH DISTINC­ tional Therapy TION* H. Wilson Godfrey, B.A., St. Paul, Robert Beryl Litin, B.A., Minneapolis, Medicine Medicine Richard David Granquist, B.A., Loren LaVern Longmore, A.A., Bovey, Duluth, Medicine Physical Therapy Nancy Lou Hagen, Rochester, Physi­ Joan Marilyn Loth berg, Virginia, cal Therapy Physical Therapy, WITH HIGH DIS­ Kathryn Ruth Hammer, Little Falls, TINCTION Medical Technology, WITH HIGH Joan Dorothy Mattson, Minneapolis, DISTINCTION* Occupational Therapy Beverly Jean Hardy, Sioux City, Iowa, Daisy Gesela Motriuk, Winnipeg, Medical Technology, WITH DISTINC­ Manitoba, Canada, Public Health TION* Nursing Virginia Haskell, Longville, Public Fred Carl Nachtigal, B.A., St. Paul, Health Nursing Medicine Margaret Ann Hirt, Minneapolis, Jean Margaret Nelson, Minneapolis, Medical Technology* Occupational Therapy, WITH DIS­ TINCTION • These degrees are conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to December 17, 1953. t Degree conferred as of March 19, 1953. 43 Harriet Elizabeth Newberry, San Barbara Mae Strom, Mankato, Physi_ Diego, Calif., Public Health Nurs­ cal Therapy, WITH HIGH DISTINc_ ing, WITH DISTINCTION TION Sarah Stoltze O'Brien, Stillwater, Catherine Leona Sundstrom, Minne_ Physical Therapy apolis, Public Health Nursing Margaret Esthcr Ohlcn, Minncapolis, Leonard Beck Torkelson, B.A., M.B. Medical Tcchnology* St. James, Medicine ' Joan Bernice Olson, Minneapolis, Elizabeth Alice Tracy, Belmond, Iowa Medical Technology* Public Health Nursing , JoAnne Beverly Ostlund, Minneapolis, Mary Ann Udovich, Chisholm, Physi­ Physical Therapy, WITH DISTINCTION cal Therapy Joan Lucille Owen, Minneapolis, Barbara Ann Ure, B.A., Minneapolis Medical Technology* Medicine ' Betty LaVern Peterson, North Branch, Janet Ruth Vogt, St. Paul, Medical Medical Technology" Technology* Rudolph Anthony Ptak, Minneapolis, Lois Arlene vVagner, Minneapolis, Physical Therapy Medical Technology'" Ruthe M. Rondeau, Cable, vVis., Alvin vVallace Waters, B.A., Minne­ Physical Therapy apolis, Medicine Carol Jean Sandell, Minneapolis, Mary Kathryn vVcimcr, St. Paul, Medical Technology" Medical Technology" James 1. Schilling, B.A., Minneapolis, Evelyn R. W ilSOll, R.N., AIilwaukee, Physical Therapy Wis., Public Health Nursing, WITH Mary Louise Sclmldt, St. Paul, Public DISTINCTION Health Nursi1lg, WITH DISTlKCTION Corrine Darlene vVulkan, Minne­ Russell Thomas Schultz, Minneapolis, apolis, Physical Therapy Medicine Mitsue Yanagita, Minot, N.D., Medi­ Richard W. Sexe, Fairmont, Physical cal Techllology, WITH HIGH DISTINC­ Therapy TION* Bette Janet Spaeth, Aitkin, Physical Mary Teske Yocom, Rochester, Medi­ Therapy cal Technology* Norma Jean Steinke, :~vlinncapolis, Occupational Therapy

Master of Hospital Administration Stanley N. Allen, B.B.A., Mound Henry G. Hemmerde, C.P.A., Lima, I van Devon Anderson, B.S., Lincoln, Peru Kan. Gaston Herd, B.B.A., rvlanchester, Marshall Gerhard Ause, B.A., Preston Ky. Robert Bruce Butters, B.A., Minne­ Lorcn Neil Hesla, B.B.A., vVakonda, apolis S.D. vValter Van Deventer Coburn, B.s., Howard Richard Joncs, Jr., B.A., EI Dorado, Kan. Washington, D.C. Donald Maurice Cook, B.A., Duluth Roger Gilbert Larson, B.A., Braham Clovis vVashington Francisconi, MD., George Booth Little, Jr., B.S., Char­ Porto Alegre, Brazil lotte, N.C. Gunnar Dixen Frederiksen, B.A., Arthur Eugene Miller, B.S., Boulder, Askov Colo. • These degrees arc conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to December 17, 1953. 44 Charles A. O.key, B.A., Luve~ne Donald Steele Smith II, B.A., Han­ Julio

46 Ramon Michael Fusaro, B.A., B.S., William Goddard Heegaard, B.S., Minneapolis M.B., Minneapolis Elbert John Gamble, B.S., M.B., James K. Heid, B.S., Browerville Albert Lea Carl Robert Heinzerling, B.A., B.S., Ada Sigrid Gilbertsen, B.S., M.B., Minneapolis Minneapolis Dean Jacob Hempel, B.A., B.S., M.B., Victor Adolph Gilbertsen, B.A., B.S., Minneapolis M.B., Minneapolis Russell Robert Hendrickson, B.A., William Robb Glenny, Jr., B.A., B.S., Minneapolis B.S., M.B., Minneapolis Kenneth George Henry, B.A., B.S., H. Wilson Godfrey, B.A., St. Paul M.B., Lewiston Marvin Eleazer Goldberg, B.A., John Alden Higgins, B.A., B.s., M.B., magna cum laude, B.s., M.B., Rochester Minneapolis Jule Jerome Hopperstad, B.S., Minne­ Roy Herbert Good, B.S., M.B., apolis Minneapolis Charles Sherman Hoyt, B.S., Edina William Russell Goodchild, B.A., John Stephen Huff, B.A., B.S., B.S., Minneapolis Glencoe Richard David Granquist, B.A., Edward G. Huppler, B.A., B.S., M.B., Duluth Minneapolis Francis John Grimmell, B.A., B.S., Maland Carroll Hurr, B.A., B.S., M.B., Minneapolis Minneapolis William Hunter Grohs, B.S., M.B., Edward Gerald Hustad, B.A., M.B., St. Paul Starbuck Paul Oscar Gustafson, B.A., B.S., Gerald William Ireland, B.A., Min­ M.B., Minneapolis neapolis Jack Frederick Haas, B.A., B.S., William Charles Jackson, B.S., M.B., M.B., St. Paul St. Paul Lyle Freeman Haberland, B.A., Bruce William Jarvis, B.A., B.S., Minneapolis M.B., St. Paul William Gearey Halverson, B.S., Carolyn Adair Johnson, B.A., B.S., Revere M.B., St. Paul Seymour Handler, B.S., New York, David Arthur Johnson, B.S., Minne­ N.Y. apolis Daniel James Hanson, B.A., B.S., Gordon Erik Johnson, B.S., Minne­ Faribault apolis Harold Walden Hanson, B.A., B.S., Marvin Waldemar Johnson, B.S., Little Falls M.B., Stanchfield Charles Lee Harris, B.A., B.S., M.B., Russell Ardean Johnson, B.A., B.S., Park River, N.D. Grand Rapids John Arnold Hartwig, B.A., M.B., Henry Wayne Johnston, B.S., M.B., Oconomowoc, Wis. Duluth Norman Rye Haugan, B.A., McIntosh Donald A. Jones, B.A., B.S., Fort Samuel Bernard Haveson, B.A., B.S., Snelling M.B., Minneapolis James Roderick Jude, B.S., Maple Eugene William Haywa, B.A., B.S., Lake Minneapolis Harold Baird Kadesky, B.A., B.S., Paul Henry Hedenstrom, B.S., M.B., M.B., St. Paul Duluth Rudolf Werner Kallenbach, M.B., Duane Rodney Hedine, B.A., B.S., St. Paul M.B., Alexandria 47 Martin Jack Kaplan, B.A., B.S., Jerome G. Lommel, B.A., B.S., M.B St. Paul St. Cloud " Everett Howard Karon, B.S., St. Paul Neil Lcster J\lacheledt, B.A., Hector Harold Katkov, B.A., B.S., St. Paul Gerald Eugene Maguire, B.A., B.S. James Roy Kent, B.A., Duluth "Minncapolis ' Tauno Everett Ketola, B.A. cum James Parker Mahle, B.S., White laude, Iron Bear Lake Thomas Harry Kirschbaum, B.A., J. Anthony Malerich, Jr., B.S., M.B., B.S., Minneapolis \Vest St. Paul Donald 'Villiam Klass, B.A. sum]]]a Ralph Henning Mallingcr, B.A., B.S., cum laude, B.S., M.B., St. Paul M.B., Oslo Robert Peter Koenig, B.A., M.B., Aaron Louis Mark, B.A., Duluth St. Paul Kenncth Kenzo Matsumoto, B.E.E., Richard Conrad Kogl, B.A., B.S., B.S., M.B., Minneapolis M.B., St. Paul Philip 'Valter Maus, B.A., Maynard Lyle Vernon Kragh, B.S., M.B., Donald MacMillan Mayberg, B.A., Hendricks M.B., Minncapolis Leonard Otto Langer, Jr., B.A., B.S., Donald Ray McFarlane, B.S., Bot­ Minneapolis tineau, N.D. Earl Russell Larson, B.A., B.S., Gordon William McGregor, B.A. Minneapolis cum laude, B.S., M.B., Minneapolis Gordon Eugene Lee, B.S., M.B., Bryson Roy J\IcHardy, B.A., B.S., \Vorthington M.B., Minneapolis Robert Joseph Leiferman, B.A. Robert Oliver McMahan, B.S., magna cum laude, B.S., M.B., Perham Rochester Thomas Arthur Meaghcr, B.A., B.S., 'Vendla E. Leinoncn, B.A., Minne­ Park River, N.D. apolis James Christian Melby, B.S., Duluth Robert Dean Letson, B.A., B.S., John Bernard Miettunen, B.A., M.B., Minneapolis Hibbing Donn Ellis Leuzingcr, B.A., B.S., Harold Dawes Miller, B.A., Minne­ Minneapolis apolis Roy Kenton Lilleskov, B.A., B.S., Clifford Douglas Molzahn, B.S., St. Paul M.B., St. Paul Dale Regnar Lindall, B.A., B.S., James Raymond Monnahan, B.S., Parkers Prairie M.B., St. Paul Arthur Nathaniel Lindberg, B.S., Keith Buell Moulton, B.A., Tucson, Ariz. Mankato Maurice Luther Lindblom, B.A. Donald Robert Mueller, B.S., M.B., cum laude, B.S., M.B., Minneapolis St. Croix Falls, 'Vis. Leonard S. Linnell, B.A., B.S., Thomas Gregory Mum, B.S., Ely Minneapolis Roger Cawley Murray, B.A., B.S., Mark Boyd Listerud, 13 .A. magna M.B., St. Paul cum laude, B.S., M.B., 'Wolf Point, Marvin Marshall Muske, B.S., M.B., Mont. Minneapolis Robert Beryl Litin, B.A., Minnc­ Floyd Forrest Myrick, B.S., M.B., apolis D.D.S., Hamilton, Mont. Arthur Gene Litman, B.A., B.S., Fred C. Nachtigal, B.A., St. Paul M.B., Minneapolis Raymond Arthur Narverud, B.A., Bruce Raymond Little, B.A., B.S., B.S., M.B., Minneapolis Minneapolis 48 Eldore B~ntley Nash, B.A., B.S., Irwin Francis Schaffhausen, B.A., Wacoma B.S., B.M., St. Paul Ralph Alfred Nelson, B.A., Minne­ Mildred Jane Schaffhausen, B.S., apolis B.M., St. Paul Robert Harry Nelson, B.A., B.S., James A. Schneider, B.A., Rochestel M.B., Ortonville Russell Thomas Schultz, Minneapolis Albert Louis Nisswandt, St. Paul Daniel Phillip Schwartz, B.A., M.B., Joseph Louis Norquist, B.A., B.S., Minneapolis St. Paul Edward L. Segal, B.S., Minneapolis Gregory Mathias Olson, B.A., Wanda Hobert Joseph Setzer, Jr., B.A., B.S., Roger Alan Parsons, B.S., Redwood St. Paul Falls Robert I. Shragg, B.S., Minneapolis Richard Erling Payne, B.A., M.B., Nathan Theodore Sidley, B.A., B.S., Leonard St. Paul Douglass Everal Perkins, B.A., B.S., David Allen Sisler, B.S., Grand M.B., Minneapolis Rapids Frank Stebbins Preston, B.S., Minne­ Nadine Genet Smith, B.A., B.S., apolis B.M., Minneapolis Isaac Michael Prlina, B.A., B.S., Vernon Lyle Sommerdorf, B.A., M.B., Hibbing B.s., M.B., St. Paul Robert Daniel Pugsley, B.A., B.S., David W. Sontag, B.A., B.S., Seattle, Wash. Lakefield Anatole Rabcevich, St. Paul Elliott Bernard Springer, B.A. magna Ralph Marlyn Ramlow, B.A., B.S., cum laude, B.S., B.M., Minneapolis Minneapolis Robert Carlyle Stewart, B.S., Minne­ David Addison Randall, B.A., apolis Rochester Ruth Dorothy Sundberg, Ph.D., Sheldon Cooper Reed, B.A., B.S., M.A., B.S., Minneapolis M.B., Minneapolis Carl Johan Swendseen, B.S., B.M., Harold Gene Richman, B.A., B.S., Minneapolis St. Louis Park Donald Burton Swenson, B.S., B.A., Rudolph Jordan Ripple, B.A., M.B., Waseca St. Paul Robert Owen Taylor, B.A., B.S., Donald Edson Roach, B.A., B.S., Appleton M.B., St. Paul James Vincent Testor, M.B., B.S., Winthrop R. Rockwell, B.A., B.s., St. Paul Minneapolis Joseph William Teynor, B.S., Robert Julius Rotenberg, B.A., B.S., New VIm M.B., Minneapolis Ardell Henry Thompson, B.A., Paul Chadwick Royce, B.A., B.s., Madison M.B., Brainerd Francis Buchanan Tiffany, B.S., William Donald Rudie, B.S., Duluth St. Paul Charles Merle Samet, B.A. magna Leonard Beck Torkelson, B.A., M.B., cum laude, B.S., M.B., Minneapolis St. James Raymond Wallace Scallen, B.A., Barbara Ann Ure, B.A., Minneapolis B.S., M.B., Minneapolis John Fossen Waldron, B.A., B.S., Joseph Edward Scallon, B.S., M.B., Minneapolis St. Paul William Edward Walter, B.A., B.S., Thomas Leo Schafer, B.A., B.S., Pine Island Minneapolis

49 Alvin Wallace 'Vaters, B.A., Minne­ Benjamin Wittels, B.A., B.S., M.B. apolis Minneapolis ' William Richard \Vatson, B.A., B.S., Melvyn E. \Vitthaus, B.A., B.S., Bowman, N.D. M.B., St. Paul Marwood Emery \Vegner, B.A., John Clarence 'Vohlrabe, B.A. magna B.S., Minneapolis cum laude, B.S., M.B., Mankato James Brandrup \Venzel, B.A., William Charles Woyda, B.A., B.S., St. Paul M.B., Minneapolis Paul Harry Westphal, B.A., B.S., Arthur Jacob \Vyatt, Jr., B.A., B.S., M.B., Gettysburg, S.D. M.B., Washington, D.C. Paul A. \Villiams, B.S., Clinton Richard Edward Zellmer, B.A., Min­ neapolis

GRADUATE SCHOOL Master of Arts Armajean Albers, Long Lake vVilliam Bates Dempster, Omaha, B.A. '51, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field of Neb. Concentration: German. B.A. '48, University of Omaha. Field of Con­ centration: Speech. Benjamin Franklyn Albitz, J L, Minneapolis Alice Lucille Donahue, Minneapolis B.A. '51, Univcrsity of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '40, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: History. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction.

Arne Arnesen, Oslo, Norvvay Gordon Melburn Donhowe, Graduate '51, University of Oslo. Field of Concentration: Political Science. Northfield B.A. '51, SI. Olaf College. Field of Concentra­ David Byron Arneson, Minneapolis tion: Economics. B.A. '52, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: 1\1usic. Beatrice Stapel Doonan, Minneapolis B.S. '43, University of Minnesota. Field of 'Vilfred Joseph Berg, 'Waunakee, 'Vis. Concentration: Educational Psychology. B.S. '42, Milwaukee State Teachers College; M.Mus. '47, Northwestern University. Major: Norman Clifton Dow, Bakersfield, Music. Minor: Educational Psychology. Thesis: Calif. The Augmented Sixth Chord as Used by B.A. '47, University of Denver. Field of Con­ Beethoven in His Thirty-two Piano Sonatas. centration: Psychology. Ruth Elizabeth Bergstrom, Ruth Elliff, Minneapolis Beresford, S.D. B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. cum laude '31, Yankton College. Field Concentration: Political Science. of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Oscar Vincent Erickson, Duluth I-Nien Chien, Grosse Ile, Mich. B.S. '43, Duluth State Teachers College. Field LL.B. '44, National Southwest Associated Uni­ of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. versity; M.B.A. '47, University of Denver. Field of Concentration: Statistics. Robert Francis Estelle, Stillwater B.S. with distinction '49, University of Minne­ Betty Ann Danielson, Minneapolis sota. Major: Spanish. Minor: English. Thesis: B.A. '43, University of Minnesota. Field of A Study of the Conde Alarcos Ballad and Its Concentration: Social Work. Variants.

50 Donald Charles Ewing, Minneapolis Emil Joseph Hrenchuk, Winnipeg, B.A. cum laude '50, College of St. Thomas. Manitoba, Canada Field of Concentration: History. B.P.H.E. '48, University of Toronto. Field of Concentration: Physical Education. Charles Fredrick Faust, Minneapolis B.A. '51, College of St. Thomas. Field of Concentration: History. Russell Earl Hurst, Lakewood, Ohio B.A. magna cum laude '52, Texas Christian Roger MacClement Freeman, Batter- University. Field of Concentration: Journalism. sea, Ontario, Canada B.A. with honours '51, Queen's University Muhammad Husain, Gunabati, East (Canada). Field of Concentration: Child Wel­ Pakistan fare. B.A. '41, University of Calcutta; M.A. '43, University of Dacca. Field of Concentration: Isabel Kathryn Fritz, Minneapolis Journalism. B.S. '45, Winona State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ Gordon Christian Krantz, Minneapolis struction. B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Psychology. Robert Eric Frykenberg, St. Paul B.A. '51, Bethel College. Field of Concentra­ tion: Political Science. Eugene Kermit Lee, Moorhead B.A. '50, Concordia College. Field of Concen­ John Laurance Gable, St. Paul tration: Physics. B.A. '51, St. John's University. Field of Con­ centration: Statistics. William Clifford Luehrs, Salem, Ore. B.S. '42, Oregon State College. Field of Con­ Thomas Patrick Gleason, St_ Paul centration: Education. B.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Theodore Robert Lyon, Anaconda, Mont. David Goldfarb, Brooklyn, N.Y. B.A. with honors '50, Montana State Univer­ B.A. '51, Brooklyn College. Major: History. sity. Major: Economics. Minor: Statistics. Minor: German. Thesis: The Attitude of the Thesis: Factors Affecting the Annual Produc­ German Industrialists Toward the German tion of Copper in Montana from 1910 to Working Class During the Bismarck Era, 1950. 1870-1890. Martin Luther Mack, St. Paul George Arthur Haakenson, B.S. '40, Concordia Teachers College. Field of Minneapolis Concentration: Education. B.B.A. '49, B.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ Eileen Phyllis Manning, St. Paul struction. B.A. magna cum laude '47, University of Minnesota. Major: Art. Minor: History. Thesis: WiIIiam Arthur Hambley, Jr., Birm- The Architectural Designs of Harvey Ellis. ingham, Mich. B.S. '50, University of Wisconsin. Major: Eco­ Richard Jules Margolis, St. Paul nomics. Minor: Political Science. Thesis: De­ B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of mand for Labor-An Analytical and Additive Study of Certain Economic Factors Condi­ Concentration: Journalism. tioning Employer Demand for Labor in a Segment of the Foundry Industry. Anne Collins McDermott, St. Paul B.S. '52, Teachers College of Connecticut. Arthur Sidney Hewitt, Minneapolis Field of Concentration: Educational Psychol­ B.:l. '41, University of Minnesota. Field of ogy. Concentration: Political Science. Dorothy Mierow, Northfield Leverett Paddock Hoag, Minneapolis B.A. '42, Carleton College; M.S. "H, Univer­ B.S. '37, Moorhead State Teachers College. sity of Pittsburgh. Field of Concentration: Field of Concentration: Geography. Geography.

51 kudolph Charles Muska, Minneapolis Jam~s Jose~h ~hannon~ Grand Rapids B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Major: B.S. 52, UmversIty of Mmnesota. Field of Philosophy. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: An Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Examination of A. E. Taylor's Moral Argu­ ment for the Existence of God. Kenneth Lewis Shimota, Minneapolis B.A: '50, University ?f Minnesota. Major: Suanu Finimale Nwika, Ogoni, SOCIOlogy. Mmor: SOCIal Wark. Thesis: A. Nigeria, West Africa Literal Replication of a Sociometric Study of B.S. '52, Agricultural, Mechanical and Normal Informal Social Participation in a Homogene_ College (Arkansas). Field of Concentration: ous Neighborhood. Education. Carlos Cisternas Silva, Los Andes, Theodore Roger Olson, New Ulm Chile B.Ed. '42, Whitewater State Teachers Col­ lege. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Graduate '44, Chile Normal Superior SchOOl "rose A. Nunez." Field of Concentration' Instruction. Curriculum and Instruction. . James Charles O'Neill, University Heights, Ohio . Jacob Silver, St. Paul B.A. cum laude '51, University of Minnesota. B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: English. Major: Geography. Minor: Economics. Thesis: A Geographic Study of the Commercial Con­ Walter Davis Porter, Rochester centrations Located in Suburban Minneapolis. B.A. '47, Iowa State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: History. Betty Lou Stahl, Freeport, Ill. B.A. '41, MacMurray College. Field of Con­ Harry Edward Roadman, Pittsburgh, centration: Curriculum and Instruction. Pa. B.A. '49, Duquesne University. Field of Con­ Ruth Carroll Stanley, St. Paul centration: Psychology. B.S. '40, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Ronald \Villiam Roloff, Collegeville B.A. cum laude '45, St. John's University. Clarissa Sunde, Minneapolis Major: Library Science. Minor: Curriculum B.E. '32, Winona State Teachers College. and Instruction. Thesis: St. John's University Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ Library: An Historical Evaluation. struction. Reyburn Robert Roulston, Duluth Christian Nathanael Swenson, B.A. '52, University of Minnesota. Field of Minneapolis Concentration: Economics. B.A. '40, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field of Concentration: Mathematics. John Emery Rue, Mapleton B.A. magna cum laude '44, University of Min­ Anna Elizabeth Teigland, Minneota nesota. Field of Concentration: Area Studies: B.S. '47, Duluth State Tcachers College. Field East and South Asia. of Concentration: Sociology. Daniel Humphrey Ryan, Minneapolis Margaret Thomas, Minneapolis B.S.S. '46, St. Mary's College. Field of Con­ B.A. '51, DePauw University. Field of Con­ centration: Political Science. centration: Psychology. Van Ward Sarff, Edina Esther Tzu-Chiu Tsong, Shanghai, B.E. '39, St. Cloud State Teachers College. China Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ B.A. '44, Soochow University (China). Field istration. of Concentration: English. Irene Verona Schensted, Ann Arbor, Makoto Tsumori, Tokyo, Japan Mich. B.A. '48, University of Tokyo. Field of Con­ B.A. magna cum lauele '49, Radcliffe College. centration: Child Welfare. Field of Concentration: Physics. Dorothea Katherine Van Zinderen, Paul Fredrick Schultz, St. Paul St. Paul B.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '44, College of St. Teresa. Field of Con­ Concentration: American Studies. centration: Curriculum and Instruction. 52 Dorothy E. Vossen, Watkins Dorotha Viletta Williams, B.S. '42, Marquet~e University. Field of Con· Minneapolis centration: Education. B.A. '30, Pennsylvania State College; B.A. in L.S. '31, University of Michigan. Field of Leibert Benet Wallerstein, Alexandria, Concentration: Library Science. Va. B.A. '50, l!niversity of .New Mexico. Field of Donald Lloyd Wolfarth, Long Prairie ConcentratIOn: EconomIcs. B.A. cum laude '50, Hamline University. Field of Concentration: Speech. Axel Albert Wiljamaa, Minneapolis B.S. '42, Duluth State Teachers College. Field Haruko Louise Yaguchi, Tokyo, Japan of Concentration: Educational Psychology. Graduate '37, Tsuda University. Field of Con­ centration: Education. Master of Arts in Public Administration William Travis Kirk, Laramie, Wyo. John Edwin Visher, Falls Church, Va. B.S. '30, University of Wyoming. Major: Pub­ B.A. '39, Indiana University. Major: Public lic Administration. Thesis: Evaluation of Administration. Thesis: Description and Ten­ County Extension Personnel. tative Appraisal of Some Aspects of Internship Training Conducted by the Foreign Service Institute in the U.S. Department of State, 1949-1952. Master of Business Administration John Ralston Jerrard, St. Paul Mary Elizabeth Tanner, Laurel, Miss. B.B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of B.B.A. '43, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Business Administration. Concentration: Business Administration. Master of Forestry Herman Fred Arle, Norwood Robert Erwin Buckman, St. Paul B.S. '36, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. with distinction '50, University of Min­ Concentration: Forestry. nesota. Field of Concentration: Forestry. Earl Stewart Atkins, Chalk River, On- John Randolph Davis, Hayward, Wis. tario, Canada B.S. with distinction '52, University of Min B.Sc.F. '41, University of New Brunswick. nesota. Field of Concentration: Forestry. Field of Concentration: Forestry. Kenneth Elmer Winsness, Bruce Antone Brown, Adams, Wis. Minneapolis B.S. with high distinction ' 52, University of B.S. with distinction '49, University of Min Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Forestry. nesota. Field of Concentration: Forestry. Master of Science Clifford Elmer Ahlgren, Brimson Laurel E. Anderson, St. Paul B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: B.S. with distinction '47, University of Min­ Forestry. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Some Effects nesota. Major: Agronomy. Minor: Plant Path· of F100ding on Forest Trees in Northern Min­ ology. Thesis: Location of TCA Residues in nesota. the Soil Profile at Various Dates After Appli­ cation and Following Various Cultural Treat· Aryadasa Amarasinghe, Colombo, ments. Ceylon Graduate . 39, Bengal Veterinary College; Richard Paul Aulie, South Haven, M.P.H. '52, University of Minnesota. Field Mich. of Concentration: Veterinary Medicine. B.S. '48, Wheaton College. Field of Concen­ tration: Zoology. 53 Henrik Joakim Aune, l\lorris Donald Eugene Englund, Red Win B.S. with distinction '47, University of Minne­ B.S. with distinction '51, University of M· g sota. Field of Concentr~tion: Agric'ultural Edu­ nesota. Field of Concentration: Statistics. In- cation. Gcorge Edwin Gifford, Minneapolis Helen ]\tIarlys Bcnckc, Laurens, Iowa B.A. CUIll laude. '49, University of Minnesota. B.S. '48, Iowa -State College. Field of Concen­ l\fa)or: BacterIologv. Mmor: PhYSiological tration: I-lome Economics. Chemistry. Thesis: The Amino Acid Metabo_ lism of Virus Infected Tissue Cells in vitro. Eugene Francis Bossenmaier, St. Palll B.S. with high distinction '49, Univcrsitv of Lauren Bcnton Granger, Graceton Minnesota. Major: Economic Zoology. ]'\lino[: B.S. '40, University of f\'linnesota. Field of Botany. Thesis: Field·Feeding of \Vatcrfowl in Concentration: Agricultural Education. the \Vhitcwater Lake District of Southwestern Manitoba. Richard Evans Grant, St. Paul B.A. '49, University of Minne~ota. Major: Robert Elroy Both\ln, Crosby, N.D. Geology. Mmor: Zoology. TheSIS: Trilobite B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. l\fajor: Distribution, Upper Franconia Formation, Wa­ Plant Genetics. ]\linor: Plant Pathologv. basha County, Minnesota. Thesis: A Preliminary Study of the Inl!eritancc of the Reaction of Three Flax Crosses to Robcrt Alfred Hanson, Morris 2,4-Dichlorophcnoxpcetie Acid. B.S. with high distinction '50, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Agricul­ Robert Edwin Brandt, Eveleth tural Education. B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Major: hvao Iwasaki, Tokyo, Japan Metallurgy. Minor: Geology. Thesis: The B.S. with high distinction '51, University of Mechanism of Particle Bonding in Heat Minnesota. Major: l'IIetal1urgy. Minor: Physi­ Treated Pellets. cal Chemistrv. Thesis: Flotation Characteris­ Arthur Kendall Burditt, J r., St. Paul tics of Pyrrhotite. B.S. ' 50, Rutgers University. Major: EntOlJlOJ­ Arvid Cornelius Knudtson, ogy. Minor: Botany. Thesis: The Morlalih' of Minneapolis European Corn Borer Larvae and Mos,]uito B.S. with distinction '50, University of Minne­ Larvae \Vhen Exposed to Selected Parts of sota. Field of Concentration: Agricultural Eco­ Corn Leaves. DOlnics. Sylvan Burgstahlcr, Glencoe Lester Leroy Larson, Amherst Junc- B.S. with high distinction '51, Universitv of tion, "Vis. Minnesota. Field of Concentration: l\Iathe­ B.S. with high distinction '50, University of matics. Minnesota. Major: Veterinary Medicine. Richard Dexter Burlingame, Minor: Zoology. Thesis: Anatomical Studies of the Nerve Supply to the Penis and Its Minneapolis Retractor Muscle in the Bovine: Development B.S. with distinction '51, University of Min­ of a Clinical Technique for Producing Anes­ nesota. Major: Metallurgy. Minor: Chemical thesia of the Penis and Relaxation of the Re­ Engineering. Thesis: Effect of Bonding Agents tractor Penis Muscle. in Iron Ore Sintering. Ccldon Ralph Lewis, Springville, Utah Kent Mauricc Chapman, Minneapolis B.S. '50, Brigham Young University. Field of B.A. cum laude '49, University of Minnesota. Concentration: Geology. Major: Biophysics. Thesis: Colliding Impulse Studics of After Potentials in Frog Sciatic Charles Conrad Loan, Ottawa, On- Nerve. tario, Canada B.A. '50, McMaster University. Major: En­ Jessie Howe Christopherson .. St. Paul tomology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: The Biology B.S. '23, University of Minnesota. Field of of Haplothrips niger (Osborn). Concentration: Home Economics Education. Ellicott McConnell, North Stoning- Marion Kathleen Cooney, ton, Conn. Minneapolis - B.s. '49, University of Connecticut. Maj~r: B.A. '39, College of St. Benedict. Major: Entomology. Minor: Bacteriology. TheSIS: Bacteriology. Minor: Agricultural Biochemis­ Certain Aspects of thc Relationship Between try. Thcsis: Serologic Studies of Coxsackie the European Corn Borer, Pyrausta nubilalis Viruses. Hubner and Bacilllls thuringiensis Berliner. 54 Gene Roland Medinnus, Austin Wesley George Smith, Winnipeg, B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of Manitoba, Canada ConcentratIOn: Speech Pathology. B.S.A. '51, University of Manitoba. Field of Concentration: Agricultural Economics. A.ly Hamed Mohamed, Alexandria, Eugene Francis Snyder, Miami, Fla. Egypt F k I U' . M' PI B.Sc. '46, ~rou mversIty.. aJor: ant B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of Genetics. Mmor: Botany. ThesIs: Cytogenetic Concentration: Physics. Analysis of a Line with Interchanges Involv­ ing Four Pairs of Chromosvmes. Leonard Orlo Sorenson, LeRoy B.A.B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Field George Constantinos Papavizas, of Concentration: Agricultural Economics. Boston, Mass. Prasom Sthapitanonda, Bangkok, Graduate '47, University of Thessaloniki Thailand (Greece). Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: B.Sc. '47, Chulalongkorn University; M.S. '50, Plant Genetics. Thesis: Aggressiveness and University of Cincinnati. Field of Concentra­ Pathogenicity ?f. Ce~t~i?- P~ysiologic Races of tion: Physical Chemistry. puccinia grammls trItIC! Enkss. and Henn. Balwant Rai Suri, Agra, India Hobart Frank Peters, Manyberries, B.S. '43, Punjab University. Field of Concen­ Alberta, Canada tration: Horticulture. B.S.A. with distinction '45, University of Saskatchewan. Field of Concentration: Animal Richard Bartlett Taylor, Claremont, Husbandry. Calif. B.S. with honor '51, California Institute of Arthur G. Plessers, Deloraine, Mani- Technology. Major: Geology. Minor: Physics. toba, Canada Thesis: Investigations on the Duluth Gabbro. B.Sc. '50, McGill University. Major: Plant Herbert David Thurston, Sioux Falls, Genetics. Minor: Agricultural Botany. Thesis: S.D. Genetic Studies of Stem Rust Reaction in B.S. with distinction '50, University of Min­ Crosses of Lee Wheat with Chinese Mono­ nesota. Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Horti­ somic Testers. culture. Thesis: Physiologic Specialization in Phytophthora infestans (Mont.) de Bary. Charles Albert Rehwaldt, Dodge Center Serinius Trodahl, Hetland, Norway B.S. '51, Mankato State Teachers College. Cand.Agr. '44, Norwegian College of Agricul­ Field of Concentration: Soils. ture. Field of Concentration: Animal Hus­ bandry. Julio Sarrazin Rault, Los Andes, Chile Walter Basil Wallin, Roseau Ing.Agron. '35, University of Chile. Field of B.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Concentration: Agricultural Education. Forestry. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: Wetwood in Populus balsamifera. Charles Louis Schneider, St. Paul B.S. '41, University of Minnesota. Major: Geneva Cora vVeston, Minneapolis Plant Pathology. Minor: Plant Genetics. B.S. '50, Nebraska State Teachers College. Thesis: A Study of Some Factors Affecting Field of Concentration: Home Economics the Development of Root Rot of Barley. Education.

Master of Science in Agricultural Engineering Jesse Herbert Pomroy, Jr., St. Paul B.Ag.E. '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Agricultural Engineering. Minor: Civil Engi­ neering. Thesis: A Method for Introducing a Soluble Fertilizer into a High Pressure Irriga­ tion Line.

55 Master of Science in Chemical Engineering Olegh Bilous, Nice, France Diploma of Engineer '51, Ecole Polytechniqur (France). Field of Concentration: Chemical Engineering. Master of Science in Civil Engineering Joseph Philip Barnes, Homedale, Kermit Orville Lindell, Duluth Idaho B.S. '44, United States Military Academy. B.S. '44, United States Military AcadeIllY. Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. Robert Joseph Malley, Nashwauk Philip Thomas Boerger, Milbank, B.S. '46, United States Military Academy. S.D. Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. B.S. '47, United States Military Academy. Lewis William Rose, West Bend, Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. Wis. David Drummond Brown, St. Paul B.S. '46, United States Military Academy. B.S. '46, United States Military Academy. Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. Paul Henry Ugis, Jr., New York, N.Y. B.S. '45, United States Military Academy: Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. Master of Science in Dentistry Carlos Enrique Ganoza, Lima, Peru B.S. '50, D.D.S. '50, San Marcos University. Major: Dentistry. Minor: Anatomy. Thesis: Relations Between Jaw-Opening Muscle Power and Mandibular Morphology. Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering Edward William Rosencrants, South James Richard Rush, Minot, N.D. St. Paul B.S. '52, University of Minnesota. Major: B.S. with distinction '52, University of Min­ Mechanical Engineering. Minor: Architecture. nesota. Field of Concentration: Mechanical Thesis: A Field Analysis of Design Factors in Engineering. Floor Panel Systems. Master of Science in Medicine Theodore Franklin Hubbard, Omaha, Richard H. Mann, Millersville, Pa. Neb. B.S. '43, M.D. '46, Yale University. Major: B.A. '43, M.D. '46, University of Nebraska. Medicine. Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: Major: Medicine. I\linor: Hematology. Thesis: An Electrocardiographic and Clinical Analysis The Relation of Bone Marrow Plasma Cells of Ventricular Prematnre Contractions in 480 to Serum Globulin in Disseminated Lupus Cases with Pathologic Findings in the 11 Erythematosus and Other Discascs. Necropsied Cases. Warren Fred Wilhelm, Kansas City, Mo. B.S. '40, Beloit College; M.D. '45, University of Chicago. Major: Medicine. Minor: Patho· logic Anatomy. Thesis: Histopathologic Le· sions of the Liver Resulting froIll Biliary Tract Obstruction. 56 Master of Science in Ophthalmology Ernest Sterling Palmerton, John Wilson Smillie II, Deephaven Minneapolis B.A. '38, Dartmouth College; M.D. '43, Cor­ B.A. magna cum laude '33, Sioux Falls Col­ nell University. Major: Ophthalmology. Minor: lege' B.S. summa cum laude '35, University Anatomy. Thesis: The Effect of Streptokinase of South Dakota; M.D. '39, University of on Simulated Hyphema with a Study of Its Minnesota. Major: Ophthalmology. Minor: Toxicity on Rabbits' Anterior Chambers. Anatomy. Thesis: An Experimental Study of the Effect of Local Cortisone on the Healing of Wounds in the Corneas of Rabbits.

Master of Science in Pathology Robert Reiff Williams, Logansport, Ind. B.A. '42, Franklin College of Indiana; M.D. '46, University of Louisville. Major: Pathology. Minor: Clinical Pathology. Thesis: Giant Cell Tumor of Bone.

Master of Science in Radiology Elliott Charles Lasser, Buffalo, N.Y. B.S. '44, Harvard University; M.D. '46, Uni­ versity of Buffalo. Major: Radiology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: The Ileocecal Valve.

Master of Science in Surgery Harold Joseph Browne, Longford, Francis D. Kenney, Hammond, Ind. Ireland M.D. '41, Rush Medical School. Major: Sur­ Bch., B.A.O. '46, Dublin University College. gery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Giant Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Hypertrophy of Gastric Mucosa-A Clinical Thesis: Squamous Carcinoma of the Extremi­ and Pathological Study. ties. Donald A. MacKenzie, London, On- Robert Weyer Dunlap, Jr., Washing- tario, Canada ton, Pa. M.D. '46, University of Western Ontario. B.A. '42, College of Wooster; M.D. '45, Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Western Reserve University. Major: Surgery. Thesis: Smooth Muscle Tumors of the Colon. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Correlation of Liver Biopsy Findings with Surgical Dis­ Robert F. Schell, San Rafael, Calif. orders of the Upper Abdomen. B.A. '44, M.D. '47, Stanford University. Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Raymond George Giberson, Bath, Thesis: Carcinoma of the Stomach Associated with Pernicious Anemia: A Clinical and New Brunswick, Canada Pathologic Study. M.D.,C.M. '47, Dalhousie University (Hali­ fax). Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Path­ Kenneth Andrew Storsteen, Webster, ology. Thesis: A Clinical and Pathological Study of Leiomyosarcoma of the Stomach. S.D. B.A. magna cum laude '42, Augustana CoJlege; M.D. '45, University of Nebraska. Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: The Myenteric Plexus in Chronic Ulcerative Colitis.

57 Master of Social Work Robert Grant Bartholow, vVayzata Edward Lawrence MacGaffey, Minne_ B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of apolis Concentration: Social Work. B.S. '36, M.A. '37, University of Wisconsin Field of Concentration: Social \Vork. . Gerald ,\Villiam Benson, St. Paul B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of James Kendall Merrill, International Concentration: Social \Vork. Falls John VanPelt Davis, St. Paul B.A. '51, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field of Concentration: Social \Vork. B.A. '49, Macalestcr College. Field of Cun· centration: Social Work. Bernard Elbert Nash, Minneapolis Phillip Dolinger, Minneapolis B.A. c[]m lande '51, University of Minnesota. B.A. '49, University of J\linncsota. Field of Field of Concentration: Social Work. Concentration: Social \Vark. :Mayo K. Newhouse, Minneapolis David Fogel, New York, N.Y. B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '49, Brooklyn College. Field of Concen· Conccntration: Social 'V ark. tration: Social Work. Shirley Wingquist Olseen, St. Paul Clarence Oscar I-Iammer, Ishpeming, B.A. '45, University of Minnesota. Field of Mich. Conccntration: Social Wark. B.A. '51, Northern Michigan College of Edu­ cation. Field of Concentration: Social 'Vork. Francis John Peirce, Staples B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of vVilliam Hoffman, St. Paul Concentration: Social \Vark. B.A. '35, University of "linnesota. Field of Concentration: Social 'York. Joanne Lois Peterson, St. Paul Joh8nna Hennan8 Idenburg, The B.A. '51, Hamline University. Field of Can· centration: Social \Vark. IIague, The Netherlands Graduate '50, SCh'id of Social 'Vork at ,\Il1' sterclalll. FicIcI of Concentration: Social 'Vork. Alexandra Pye, Faribault B.A. '48, Antioch College. Field of Concen­ Elaine Ruth Jalonen, Ironwood, Mieh. tration: Social Wark. B.A. with honor '51, Michigan State College. Field of Concentration: Social \Vark. Ida Geller Rapoport, St. Paul B.A. CUIll laude' 50, University of Minnesota. Philip \ Vmren Johnson, Jamestowll, Field of Concentration: Social Wark. N.D. B.A. '50, Jamcstown College. Field of Con­ Robert Ellsworth Tuttle, Waukesha, centration: Social \Vork. vVis_ B.S. '51, Carroll College. Field of Concentra­ Harvey L8wrence Kaplan, St. Paul tion: Social Work. B.S. with distinction '50, University of Min· nesota. Field of Concentration: Social \Vork. Esther Howes Van Der Wart, Sche­ Diana Ming Leong, San Jlrancisco, nectady, N.Y. B.A. cum laude' 50, Syracuse University. Field Calif. of Concentration: Social \Vork. B.A. '51, University of California. Field of Concentration: Social \Vork. Kenneth Roy Young, Minneapolis Alfred Martin Loktu, :Minneapolis B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Social Work. B.A. '49, Concordia College. Field of Con­ centration: Social Work.

58 Doctor of Ph ilosophy Donald D. Adee, St. Paul Roger Dan Derby, Minneapolis B.S. '42, Kansas. State College, of Agriculture B.A. magna cum l~ude '40, University of Min­ and Applied SCIence; M.Ed. 48, Umv~rsIty n~sota; M.A. '42, Cornell University. Major: f Minnesota. Major: EducatIon. Mmor: HIstory. Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: Some ~hysiological Hygiene. Thesis: The Effect of J\;ledie~al Religious and Philosophical Sur­ Environmental Temperature on Heart Rate, vIvals In Seventeenth Century France. Major Deep Body Te:nperat~re, and Performance in Adviser: Prof. J. B. Wolf. Swimming. Major AdvIser: Prof. C. L. Nordly. James Edson DeVay, St. Paul John Davies Black, Palo Alto, Calif. B.S. with high distinction '49, University of B.S. '41, M.A. '42, Northwestern University. Minnesota. Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Major: Psychology. Minor: Neuropsychiatry. Agricultural Biochemistry. Thesis: Biochemi­ Thesis: The Interpretation of MMPI Profiles cal Studies of Sex and Pathogenicity in Usti­ of College Women. Major Adviser: Prof. lago zeae (Beckm.) Ung. Major Adviser: William Schofield. Prof. E. C. Stakman. Harriet Eleanor Blodgett, Minneapolis Homer David Fausch, Faribault B.S. magna cum laude '40, Tufts College; B.S. with high distinction '47, M.S. '50, Uni­ M.A. '43, University of Minnesota. Major: versity of Minnesota. Major: Animal Husban­ Child \Velfare. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: dry. Minor: Plant Genetics. Thesis: A Study An Experimental Approach to the Measure­ of the Relationship Between Inbreeding and ment of Self-Evaluation Among Adolescent Variability in the Minnesota No.1 and No.2 Girls. Major Adviser: Prof. D. B. Harris. Swine. Major Adviser: Prof. L. M. Winters. Donald Albert Brobst, Allentown, Pa. Hazel Arnette Flood, Mankato B.A. '23, Sioux Falls College; M.A. '43, Uni­ B.A. '47, Muhlenberg College. Major: Geol­ versity of Nebraska. Major: Education. Minor: ogy. Minors: Metallurgy and Petroleum En­ Educational Psychology. Thesis: Some Factors gineering. Thesis: Geology of the Plumtree Involved in Learning Shorthand-Analysis of Area, Spruce Pine District, North Carolina. the Learning Load of Two Systems of Short­ Major Adviser: Prof. G. M. Schwartz. hand. Major Adviser: Prof. R. G. Price. I-Nien Chien, Grosse Ile, Mich. Garabed A. Garabedian, Beirut, LL.B. '44, National Southwest Associated Lebanon University (China); M.B.A. '47, University B.A. '46, M.S. '49, American University of of Denver. Major: Economics. Minor: Statis­ Beirut. Major: Bacteriology. Minor: Pathol­ tics. Thesis: A Study of Tung Oil Price and ogy. Thesis: The Immunological Basis of Re­ Its Demand. Major Adviser: Prof. R. S. Vaile. current Herpetic Infections. Major Adviser: George Christianson, St. Paul Dr. J. T. Syverton. B.S. '39, South Dakota State College; M.S. Alvin Charles Gluek, Jr., East Lan- '40, University of Tennessee; M.S. '52, Uni­ sing, Mich. versity of Minnesota. Major: Agricultural Bio­ B.A. '44, Dartmouth College; M.A. '48, Uni­ chemistry. Minor: Dairy Husbandry. Thesis: versity of Minnesota. Major: History. Minor: Studies of Some Physical and Chemical Changes in Milk in Frozen Storage. Major Political Science. Thesis: The Struggle for the British Northwest: A Study in Canadian­ Advisers: Profs. Robert Jenness and S. T. American Relations. Major Adviser: Prof. A. Coulter. L. Burt. Rezneat Milton Darnell, Jr., Joan Gordon, Pine Island Memphis, Tenn. B.S. with high distinction '45, M.S. '47, Uni­ B.S. with distinction '46, Southwestern at versity of Minnesota. Major: Home Eco­ Memphis; M.A. '48, Rice Institute. Major: nomics. Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. Zoology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: An Ecologi­ Thesis: Suitability of the 2,4-Dinitrophenylhy­ cal Study of the Rio Sabinas and Related drazine Method for Determining the Effect of Waters in Southern Tamaulipas, Mexico, with Cooking on the Ascorbic Acid Content of Special Reference to the Fishes. Major Ad­ Cabbage and Asparagus. Major Adviser: Prof. viser: Prof. Samuel Eddy. Isabel Noble.

59 Theda Hagenah, Minneapolis Herbert Gordon Johnson, Minneapolis B.A. '37, George Washington University; B.S. '39, University of Minnesota. Majo. M.S. '39, Wellesley College. Major: Educa Plant Pathology. Minor: Soils. Thesis: Inves:i' tional Psychology. Minor: Education. Thesis gations on the Control of Root Rot of Can' A Normative Study of the Revised Strong ning Peas. Major .Advisers. Profs. E. C. Stak: Vocational Interest Blank for Men. Major man and T. H. KIDg. Advisers: Profs. J. G. Darley and Marcia Edwards. Sanaa EI-Sayed Khalafalla, Helwan, Burrell Fenton Hansen, Idaho Falls, Cairo, Egypt B.Sc. '44, Fouad I University; M.S. '49, Uni­ Idaho versity of Minnesota. Major: Physical Chem_ B.S. '40, Utah State Agricultural College; istry. Minor: Analytical Chemistry. Thesis. M.S. '42, Purdue University. Major: Speech. Theory of Polarographic Diffusion-Study of Minor: Education. Thesis: A Critical Evalua· Instantaneous Current-Time Curves at the tion of a Documentary Series of Radio Pro­ Dropping Mercury Electrode. Major Adviser: grams on Racial and Religious Prejudice. Major Prof.!' M. Kolthoff. Adviser: Prof. Howard Gilkinson. Godfrey Martin Hochbaum, Washing- Jean Harmon Langenheim, Berkeley ton, D.C. Calif. ' B.S. '46, University of Tulsa; M.S. '49, Uni. B.A. '47, The American University; M.A. '49, versity of Minnesota. Major: Botany. Minor: George Washington University. Major: Psy­ Geology. Thesis: Description of the Plant chology. Minor: Sociology. Thesis: Certain Commnnities and Environments of the Personality Aspects and Pressures to Uniform­ Crested Butte Area, Gunnison County, Colo­ ity in Social Groups: An Investigation of rado. Major Advisers: Profs. W. S. Cooper Sources of Resistance to Pressures to U ni­ and D. B. Lawrence. formity. Major Adviser: Prof. J. G. Darley. Sarah Fitch Holbrook, Wauwatosa, James Albert Lyle, Auburn, Ala. Wis. B.S. '40, University of Kentucky; M.S. ''Ii North Carolina State College. Major: Plant B.S. '41, University of Wisconsin. Major: Pathology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: A Study of Child Welfare. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: the Efficacy of Fungicides in Controlling Dis­ A Study of the Development of Motor Abili­ eases of Certain Vegetables. Major Adviser: ties Between the Ages of Four and Twelve, Prof. E. C. Stakman. Using a Modification of the Oseretsky Scale. Major Adviser: Prof. D. B. Harris. William McIntosh, St. Paul Tom Hoshiko, Montreal, Quebec, B.A. '42, Rust College; M.A. '48, University Canada of Minnesota. Major: Political Science. Minor: History. Thesis: The Development of Political B.S. cum laude '49, Kent State University. Democracy in Puerto Rico. Major Advisers: Major: Physiology. Minor: Physiological Profs. Werner Levi and 1.. A. Mills. Chemistry. Thesis: A Study of Mesonephric Tubular Transport of Electrolyte. Maj or Ad­ viser: Dr. M. B. Visscher. Merle E. Michaelson, Hudson, Wis. B.S. '43, River Falls State Teachers College; Mahmoud Khairi Issa, Cairo, Egypt M.S. '48, Colorado State College of Agricul­ B.Com. (Hons.) '44, Fouad I University; ture and Mcehanic Arts. Major: Plant Pathol­ M.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: ogy. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Factors Affecting History. Minor: Political Science. Thesis: Development of Stalk Rot of Com Caused by Trade Between Egypt and the United States. Diplodia zeae and Gibberella zeae. Major Ad­ Major Adviser: Prof. Herbert Heaton. viser: Prof. J. J. Christensen. Rue L. Jensen, Fort Collins, Colo. John David Miller, Todd, N.C. B.S. '37, M.S. '39, Utah State Agricultural B.S. with high honors '48, M.S. '50, North College; D.V.M. '42, Colorado State College Carolina State College of Agriculture and En­ of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. Major: gineering. Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Veterinary Medicine. Minor: Pathology. Plant Pathology. Thesis: Variability and In· Thesis: The Pathogenesis of Hepatic Necro­ heritance of Reaction of Barley to Certain bacillosis in Beef Cattle. Major Adviser: Prof. Races of Stem Rust. Major Advisers: Profs. M. H. Roepke. J. W. Lambert and J. J. Christensen.

60 Lawrence Ingram Miller, Holland, Va. Glaydon Donaldson Robbins, Moor- B.A. '36, Oberli!l Colleg~; M.S. '38, Virginia head p lytechnic InstItute. Major: Plant Pathology. B.S. '29, M.A. '37, University of Minnesota. J·nor: Entomology. Thesis: Studies of the Major: Educational Administration. Minor: pa~sitism of Cercospora arachidicola Hori and Educational Psychology. Thesis: Recommen­ Cercospora pe~sonata (B. and C.) Ell. and dations Regarding Concept Content and Ev. Major AdvIser: Prof. E. C. Stakman. Level of Treatment in Selected Areas of the Undergraduate Professional Education Cur­ Lakshmi Singh Negi, Chini, Simla riculum for Secondary School Teachers in Hills, India Minnesota. Major Adviser: Prof. C. W. Board­ B Sc. '36, M.Sc. '38, Punjab University. man. Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Plant Pathol­ Maria Ryzen, Minneapolis ogy. Thesi~: Ear Developmen~ and Other B.S. '50, Memphis State College; M.S. '51, CharacteristIcs of Selected Strams of MaIze University of Tennessee. Major: Anatomy. as Affected by Europe~n Com Borer. Major Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Analysis of the Adviser: Prof. E. H. Rmke. Cerebral Cortex in Sorex pacilicus pacilicus. Major Adviser: Prof. Berry Campbell. Christer Eric Nordman, Helsinki, Fin- land David Wakefield Shepard, St. Paul B.S. '49, Helsingfors Institute of Technology. B.S. '47, M.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Physical Chemistry. Minor: Physics. Major: Speech. Minor: English. Thesis: An Thesis: The Crystal and Molecular Structure Experiment in Content Analysis: The Radio of Tetraborane. Major Adviser: Prof. W. N. Addresses of Henry J. Taylor: 1945-1950. Lipscomb. Major Advisers: Profs. D. W. Thompson and W. S. Howell. James Marshall Pollock, Helena, Dorothy Frances Snyder, Washington, Mont. D.C. B.A. '44, Carleton College; M.S. '49, Univer­ B.A. '44, The American University; M.A. '48, sity of Minnesota. Major: Agricultural Bio­ George Washington University. Major: Psy­ chemistry. Minor: Bacteriology. Thesis: The chology. Minor: Educational Psychology. The­ Biochemical Functions of Soy Flour in White sis: A Study of Relationships Between Certain Bread Production. Major Adviser: Prof. W. F. Socio-Economic Factors and the Strong Voca­ Geddes. tional Interest Blank for Women. Major Ad­ viser: Prof. R. F. Berdie. Paul Henry Ptacek, Minneapolis B.A. '40, University of Colorado; M.A. '47, Vernon Lyle Sorenson, LeRoy University of Denver. Major: Speech Pathol­ B.S. with distinction '48, M.S. '48, University ogy. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: An Investiga­ of Minnesota. Major: Agricultural Economics. tion of Various Factors Influencing the Selec­ Minor: Economics. Thesis: A Study of the tion and Repetition of Words Presented Di­ Nature and Cost of Government Programs chotically at a Supra Threshold Level. Major Affecting Potatoes and Their Impact on Inter­ Adviser: Prof. E. H. Henrikson. Market Relationships. Major Adviser: Prof. W. W. Cochrane. Paul Armand Rebers, Minneapolis Irving Spiegel, Los Angeles, Calif. B.Ch.E. with distinction '44, M.S. in Ch.E. B.A. '32, M.A. '33, University of Minnesota. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: Agricul­ Major: Spanish. Minor: Italian. Thesis: Old tural Biochemistry. Minor: Organic Chemistry. Judaeo-Spanish Evidence of Old Spanish Pro­ Thesis: The Constitution of Iles Mannan: Part nunciation. Major Adviser: Prof. R. L. Gris­ I-The Structure of Iles Mannau; Part II­ mer. The Colorimetric Determination of Sugars. Major Adviser: Prof. Fred Smith. William Charles Stevens, Birming- ham, Ala. Luis Rivera-Brenes, Santurce, Puerto B.A. '40, Birmingham-Southern College; M.A. Rico '41, Vanderbilt University. Major: Psychology. B.S. '40, University of Puerto Rico; M.S. '46, Minor: Educational Psychology. Thesis: The University of Minnesota. Major: Dairy Hus­ Quantification of Personal Data for Use in a bandry. Minor: Animal Husbandry. Thesis: Multivariate Statistical Analysis of Differences Economic Aspects of Roughage Production Between Selected Groups of College Students. and Conservation in Puerto Rico. Major Ad­ Major Advisers: Profs. J. G. Darley and P. O. viser: Prof. T. W. Gullickson. Johnson.

61 Donald Martin Stewart, St. Paul James LeRoy Threlkeld, St. Paul B.S. '31, University of Minnesota. Major: B.S. '45, M.S. '47, Iowa State College. Major. Plant Pathology. Minor: Forestry. Thesis: Fac­ Mechanical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics' tors Affecting Local Control of White Pine Thesis: Solar Energy as a Potential Heat Blister Rust. Major Adviser: Prof. E. C. Stak­ Source for the Heat Pump. Major Advisers: man. Profs. A. B. Algren and R. C. Jordan. Richard \V. Stow, Rochester Kenneth Nelson Vines, New Orleans B.S. '37, Michigan State College; M.S. '40, La. ' Pennsylvania State College. Major: Biophysics. B.A. cum laude '46, Birmingham-Southern Minors: Physiology and Biochemistry. Thesis: College; M.A. '47, University of KentUCky. An Infrared Analyzer for Carbon Dioxide and l'vlajor: Political Science. Minor: Sociology. Its Application to Certain Problems in Res­ Thesis: The Role of the Federal Council of piratory Physiology. Major Adviser: Dr. E. J. the Churches of Christ in America in the Baldes. Formation of American National Policy. George Perry Summers, Sr., Lexing- Major Adviser: Prof. William Anderson. ton, Ky. Chih-yi Wang, Tientsin, China B.S. '28, M.S. '32, University of Kentucky. B.S. '41, Yen ching University; M.A. '48, Uui­ Major: Agricultural Economics. Minor: Eco­ versity of Minnesota. Major: Mathematics. nomics. Thesis: An Economic Study of the Minor: Statistics. Thesis: I. Polynomial Ap­ Production Control and Price Support Pro­ proximations to Solutions of Variational Prob­ gram for Burley Tobacco with Particular Ref­ lems in the Complex Domain. II. On the erence to Kentucky. Major Adviser: Prof. Mean Convergence of the Mapping Functions O. B. J esness. in Conformal Mapping of Regions Bounded by "Nearly Smooth" Curves. Major Advisers: Robert Eugene Swanson, Minneapolis Profs. P. C. Rosenbloom and S. E. Warschaw_ B.A. cum laude '49, University of Minnesota. ski. Major: Physiology. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: Relative Contribution of the Glom­ Malcolm Pickett Weiss, Minneapolis erulus and Renal Tubule to the Urinary Water B.B.A. '47, M.S. '50, University of Minnesota. in the Isolated Doubly-Perfused Bullfrog Kid­ Major: Geology. Minor: Zoology. Thesis: The ney. Major Adviser: Dr. M. B. Visscher. Stratigraphy and Stratigraphic Paleontology of the Upper Middle Ordovician Rocks of Fill­ Richard Hanawalt Swigart, Lewis- more County, Minnesota. Major Adviser: Prof. town, Pa. W. C. Bell. B.A. '47, University of North Carolina. Major: Anatomy. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Normal Quintus Charles Wilson, Salt Lake and Denervated Skeletal Muscle, and Connec­ City, Utah tive Tissue of Miee Studied by Histochemical B.S. '36, M.A. '46, University of Minnesota. and Vital Staining Methods. Major Adviser: Major: History. Minor: Journalism. Thesis: Prof. W. 1. Williams. Joseph Albert Wheelock-A Study of His Life and of the Impact of His Editorial Direction Lewis Herbert Thomas, Regina, in St. Paul, Minnesota and the Northwest. Saskatchewan, Canada Major Advisers: Profs. T. C. Blegen and R. D. B.A. with distinction '39, M.A. '41, University Casey. of Saskatchewan. Major: History. Minor: Po­ litical Science. Thesis: Responsible Govern­ ment in the Canadian North-West Terri­ torities, 1870-1897. Major Adviser: Prof. A. 1. Burt.

Doctor of Philosophy in Cancer Biology Truman Albert Newberry, St. Paul B.S. '45, M.D. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Cancer Biology. Minors: Physiology and Physiological Chemistry. Thesis: The Ef­ fects of Graded Caloric Restriction upon Cer­ tain Endocrine and Target Organs in Rela­ tion to Mouse Mammary Carcinoma. Major Advisers: Drs. M. B. Visscher and J. J. Bittner. 62 Doctor of Philosophy in Neurology Ian Alexander Brown, Minneapolis Sidney Keith Shapiro, Minneapolis B.A. '41, Dartmouth College; M.D.,C.M. '44, M.D. '43, University of Western Ontario. McGill University. Major: Neurology. Minor: Major: Neurology. Minor: Neuropathology. Pathology. Thesis: Cerebro-Hepatic Relation­ Thesis: Parkinsonism. Major Adviser: Dr. A. ships. Major Adviser: Dr. A. B. Baker. B. Baker.

Doctor of Philosophy in Pathology Maynard Manuel Cohen, Minneapolis B.A. '41, University of Michigan; M.D. with distinction '44, Wayne University. Major: Pathology. Minor: Neurology. Thesis: Phos­ phorous Metabolism of the Brain. Major Ad­ viser: Dr. A. B. Baker.

Doctor of Philosophy in Physiology Francis John Haddy, Kiester Daniel Harold Simmons, Los Angeles, B.S. '44, M.D. '46, M.S. '49, University of Calif. Minnesota. Major: Physiology. Minor: Medi­ B.A. with highest honors '41, University of cine. Thesis: Physiological Studies of the California at Los Angeles; M.D. '49, Univer· Venous System. Major Adviser: Dr. M. B. sity of Southern California. Major: Physiology. Visscher. Minors: Physical Chemistry and Physiological Chemistry. Thesis: The Pituitary-Adrenal Fac­ tor in Sodium Homeostasis. Major Adviser: Dr. M. B. Visscher.

Doctor of Philosophy in Surgery Thomas Brannon Hubbard, Jr., Mont- gomery, Ala. B.A. '38, Princeton University; M.D. '42, Columbia University. Major: Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Non-Simultaneous Bilateral Breast Cancer. Major Adviser: Dr. O. H. Wangensteen.

SUMMARY OF DEGREES CONFERRED BY THE UNIVERSITY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR 1952-53 Degrees conferred July, August, and December, 1952; March, 1953 ...... 2,176* Degrees conferred this June commencement, 1953 (subject to completion of requirements) ...... 2,755t

Total degrees conferred during 1952-53 ...... 4,931 * Includes 58 conferred at Duluth. t Includes 165 conferred at Duluth.

63 CAPS AND GOWNS AN EXPLANATION In the medieval city, clothing not unlike that worn by those participating in this commencement was common. The modern academic costume has evolved from the dress of the medieval guilds and their early religious orders. Today, everyone with a college or university degree may wear the black aca­ demic gown. Hoods, which are omitted by seniors who are candidates for de­ grees, are worn by graduates. At the University of Minnesota, the lining of the hood has a maroon chevron on an old gold ground to represent the University colors. A University faculty member who holds a degree from another college or university wears the colors of his own alma mater. Distinctions among slecves indicate the type of degree held by the wearer. A long, pointed sleeve indicates a Bachelor's degree, while a long, closed sleeve with a slit near the upper part of the arm designates a Master's degree. A round open sleeve marks a Doctor's degree. ' The velvet edging on hoods is the color which stands for the field of study of the gown's wearer. It may be white for Arts and Letters, gold-yellow for Science maize for Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, grey for Veterinary Medicine, or light blue for Education. Orange denotes Technology; dark blue Philosophy; purple, Law; green, Medicine; and pink, Music. Public Health is shown by salmon pink edging, Dentistry by lilac, Pharmacy by olive, and Commerce and Accounting by drab. The Doctor's costume also has velvet trimming on the rest of the gown, including crossbars on the sleeves. The trimming may either be black or may match the color of the hood edging. Shoulder insignia on the gowns of candidates for degrees indicate that the candidate is an honor student. Caps, or mortarboards, too, have significance. The President of the Univer­ sity is the only one who may wear a velvet cap and a gold tassel. For the Master's and Doctor's degrees the tassels are always black, but can­ didates for the Bachelor's degree at this commencement wear tassels which indicate their school or college by color, as follows: (In the order of march) General College...... cnmson and white College of Science, Literature, and the Arts ... white University College...... old gold and white Institute of Technology...... orange College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics of the Institute of Agriculture...... maJze School of Veterinary Medicine of the Institute of Agriculture ...... grey College of Education . .light blue School of Business Administration...... dmb College of Pharmacy...... olive Law SchooL...... purple School of Dentistry...... Iilac College of Medical Sciences...... green Graduate SchooL ...... black 64 THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Announces Its lulv eOIllIHcnCclllcnt 1953

IiC: .... ,> ON THE MALL FACING ~r 11~~ ",ORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM ! ~j THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 16 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK IIniversitg 0/ Minnesota THE BOARD OF REGENTS

Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Secretary Mr. Laurence R. Lunden, Treasurer

The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Cloud First Vice President and Chairman The Honorable George W. Lawson, St. Paul Second Vice President The Honorable James F. Bell, Minneapolis The Honorable Daniel C. Gainey, Owatonna The Honorable Richard L. Griggs, Duluth The Honorable Marjorie J. Howard, Excelsior The Honorable Lester A. Malkerson, Minneapolis The Honorable Charles W. Mayo, Rochester The Honorable Karl G. Neumeier, Stillwater The Honorable E. E. Novak, New Prague The Honorable A. J. Olson, Renville The Honorable Herman F. Skyberg, Fisher ~ltis Is VONr UHivcrsilu CHARTERED in February, 1851, by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Minnesota, the University of Minnesota has this year celebrated its one hundred and second birthday. As from its very beginning, the University is dedicated to the task of training the youth of today, the citizens of tomorrow. How well it has succeeded is indicated by the number of doctors, lawyers, engineers, social workers, journalists, dentists, farmers, businessmen, and com­ munity and civic leaders in all fields-good citizens all-who have gone from its several campuses to participate actively in the upgrading of the welfare of the citizens of our state. During the period of its existence, the University has awarded more than 112,500 degrees to its students who have completed the rigorous training demanded by the complexities of modern society. In addition to the enormous task of giving collegiate instruction to nearly 19,000 students on its Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth campuses, the Uni­ versity offers, through its Schools of Agriculture, its General Extension Division, and its short courses, specialized training designed to assist those who wish to study on a part-time basis. Still in addition, its staff members who are county agents, home agents, and recreation and health consultants give effective aid and assistance to citizens of the state in their very homes. But the University of Minnesota, like all great universities, has expanded far beyond its early teaching and training programs. In its diverse research labora­ tories on its three campuses, at the several agricultural experiment stations, at the Rosemount Research Center, and at the University Hospitals, its scientists at anyone moment are working on countless research experiments of vital in­ terest to the future health and welfare of all of us. These projects deal with such matters as cancer, poliomyelitis, taxation, low-grade iron ore, cheese-making, teacher training, municipal government, nuclear fission, new varieties and strains of grains and fruits, supersonics and transonics, to mention only a few. THE UNIVERSITY is recognized as the cultural hub of the Northwest; it is the home of the Minneapolis Symphony, the University Artists Course, radio station KUOM, the University Theatre, and the local performances of the Metropolitan Opera Company. Through the University of Minnesota Concert and Lecture Service and the School Assembly Service, the University brings to more than a million and a half people, in the area it serves, artists and lecturers of quality and talent. The people of Minnesota are proud of their University, not only because it is one of the leading state universities in the nation, but also because of the extent and quality of its services from which they, their families, communities, and organizations benefit. Their interest in the University is a dynamic, living thing and expresses itself in many ways. Contributions from them have made it possible for the Variety Club Heart Hospital to be constructed and for the great Mayo Memorial building to be erected over the coming months. Through the American Legion and auxiliary posts all over the state, thousands of friends have made generous donations to provide an endowed research pro­ fessorship in heart diseases. All students at the University, their families and friends are invited to con­ tinue their enthusiasm and interest in the University of Minnesota. Graduates are especially urged to identify themselves with the University Alumni Associa­ tion and the Greater University Fund and to return as frequently as possible to visit us here at the University. Order (I/8vents

ASSEMBLING OF THE AUDIENCE: As candidates for degrees at this eve­ ning's commencement and their friends and relatives reach the Minneapolis Campus of the University of Minnesota from 7:00 to 7:30 p.m., they will hear the Flemish bells being played from Northrop Memorial Auditorium, J. Frederic Goossen, M.A. '50, carillonneur. Admission to the July commencement exer­ cises is by guest card only. Guests will be seated as they arrive and will remain seated until the colors are presented.

ORGAN RECITAL: From 7:30 to 8:00 p.m., Mr. PaulO. Manz, M.M. Organist-Choirmaster of Mount Olive Lutheran Church, will play: ' Rigaudon Campra Arioso Bach A Concerto Movement - Dupius "Sheep and Lambs May Safely Graze" Bach Sonata VI Mendelssohn PROCESSIONAL: Trumpet Tune - PurceII PROCESSIONAL: Candidates for degrees will enter the Mall at 8:00 p.m. Seated on the platform, left to right, are: Dr. Raymond G. Price, Professor of Education, Marshal; Dr. Stewart C. Thomson, Associate Professor and Assistant Director of the School of Public Health, Marshal; Dr. John G. Darley, Assistant Dean of the Graduate School; Dr. Richard L. Kozelka, Dean of the School of Business Administration; Dr. Austin A. Dowell, Assistant Dean, College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, Institute of Agriculture; Dr. J. W. Buchta, Chairman of the University College Committee; Dr. Cornelia D. Williams, Professor and Head of Counseling, General College; The Reverend Leonard P. Cowley, Member of the Minnesota Council of Religion and Director of the Newman Foundation; Mr. Ellsworth Gerritz, Admissions Supervisor, Admissions and Records; Mr. Thomas A. H. Teeter, Dean of the Summer Ses­ sion; Dr. Malcolm M. Willey, Vice President, Academic Administration; Dr. Wilhelmus B. Bryan, Director of the Minneapolis School of Art; Major Norman L. \Viden, USAF, Assistant Professor of Air Science and Tactics; Dr. Errett W. McDiarmid, Dean of the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Dr. Henry E. Hartig, Professor and Head, Electrical Engineering, Institute of Technology; Dr. Marcia Edwards, Associate Dean of the College of Education; Dr. William F. Maloney, Acting Assistant Dean, College of Medical Sciences; Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, Associate Professor of Music; Dr. Joseph C. Olson, Associate Pro­ fessor of Dairy Bacteriology, Marshal.

PRESENTATION OF COLORS: As the color guard, made up of University Army ROTC and Air ROTC Cadets and Naval ROTC Midshipmen, enters the Mall, the audience will rise.

THE NATIONAL ANTHEM (first stanza only): The entire audience and Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, M.A., Associate Professor of Music, soloist. 4 Order 0/ eveNts

INVOCATION: The Reverend Leonard P. Cowley, Member of the Minnesota council of Religion and Director of the Newman Foundation. SPEAKING FOR THE UNIVERSITY: Vice President Malcolm M. Willey, Ph.D., Vice President, Academic Administration. COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS: "The Creative Attitude," Dr. Wilhelmus B. Bryan, L.H.D., Director of the Minneapolis School of Art. CONFERRING OF COMMISSIONS: Dean Thomas A. H. Teeter, Dean of the Summer Session, will introduce Major Norman L. Widen, USAF, Assistant Professor of Air Science and Tactics, who will present the candidates for com­ missions in the United States Army and in the United States Air Force. The commissions will be presented by Vice President Willey; the oath of office will be administered by Major Widen. CONFERRING OF DEGREES: Dean Thomas A. H. Teeter, Summer Ses­ sion, will introduce the several deans or their representatives, who will present the candidates for degrees in their respective colleges. These, in order of their introduction, are: Professor Cornelia D. Williams, Ph.D., General College; Dean Errett W. McDiarmid, Ph.D., College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Associate Dean J. W. Buchta, Ph.D., University College; Professor Henry E. Hartig, Ph.D., Institute of Technology; Assistant Dean Austin A. Dowell, Ph.D., College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, Institute of Agriculture; Associate Dean Marcia Edwards, Ph.D., College of Education; Dean Richard L. Kozelka, Ph.D., School of Business Administration; Acting Assistant Dean William F. Maloney, M.D., College of Medical Sciences; Assistant Dean John G. Darley, Ph.D., Graduate School. All degrees will be conferred by Vice President Willey. Immediately afterwards, certificates and diplomas will be presented by each dean to the graduates of his college. CONFERRING OF THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY: Candidates for this degree will be presented individually by Assistant Dean John G. Darley to Vice President Willey, who will confer the degrees. "HAIL! MINNESOTA," the University's alma mater song: The audience and Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, soloist. Minnesota, hail to thee! Like the stream that bends to sea, Hail to thee, our college dear! Like the pine that seeks the blue, Thy light shall ever be Minnesota, still for thee A beacon bright and clear; Thy sons are strong and true, Thy sons and daughters true From thy woods and waters fair, Will proclaim thee near and far; From thy prairies waving far, They will guard thy fame At thy call they throng And adore thy name; With their shout and song, Thou shalt be their Northern Star. Hailing thee their Northern Star. RECESSIONAL: Mr. PaulO. Manz, organist. Allegro Vivace - Handel 5 eaHdidates lor eOllllllissioHS Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the first term of the Summer Session, commissions will be conferred as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the requirements for Reserve Officers in the Armed Services.

DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS Second lieutenant, Medical Service Corps Carl G. Erickson, Lindstrom John M. Ness, Minneapolis Chester F. Karnowski, Carlton

DEPARTMENT OF AIR SCIENCE AND TACTICS Second lieutenant, USAF Reserve Robert B. Gile, Jr., Minneapolis William T. Ryan, Chicago, Ill. John C. Henry, Hastings

eaHdidates lor graduatioH Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the first term of the Summer Session, degrees will be conferred as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the graduation re­ quirements. GENERAL COLLEGE Associate in Arts Frederich Emil Lange, Jr., Minne­ Harold Arthur Sheridan, Minneapolis apolis Robert Eugene Wells, Minneapolis Gerald William Schilling, Minne- apolis .

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS Associate in liberal Arts Mary Ann Corba, Minneapolis Catherine Antoinette Spellacy, Grand F. Robert DeLange, Minneapolis Rapids Joanne Bjork Klein, St. Paul

6 Bachelor of Arts Dwan Peter Basdeka, Minneapolis Merle Stanley Mark, Minneapolis Ligita Gina Berzina, Minneapolis John Walter Mashek, St. Paul Margaret Alavoisa Blanchard, B.A., Elaine Mary McNallan, Minneapolis Minneapolis Joan Irene Merkert, A.A., Minne- Philip Norman Brown, Mandan, N.D. apolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Charles Edwards Carpenter, Minne- Roger Dell Mielke, Breckenridge apolis Jerome R. Miller, St. Paul Richard Donald Conner, Lamberton Joe Walter Murphy, Minneapolis John Patrick Craven, Williston, N.D. Muriel Janet Nord, Minneapolis Francis Richard Dion, St. Paul Kenneth Phillip Noreen, A.L.A, Abel Raymond Ellingson, Detroit Minneapolis Lakes Donald Arthur Opdahl, St. Paul Ralph Elmer Ermatinger, Valley City, Warren Oscar Pladsen, St. Paul N.D. Harold O. Reeves, St. Louis Park George Bernard Frederickson, Jr., John Richard Swann Remsberg, St. Minneapolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Paul, CUM LAUDE John Victor Gronli, Minneapolis William George Scordakis, Mankato Walter Russell Hall, Laurel, Mont. Charlotte Severson, AL.A., Minne­ Charles Henry Hamp, Jr., Minneapolis -apolis Georgianna Wright Hartzell, Min- Richard Wallace Thoreson, Minne- neapolis apolis John Charles Henry, Hastings Barbara Jean Vassar, St. Paul John Henry Hensel, Hopkins Carol Lynn Vilen, Reserve, Mont. John Edward Hilleren, St. Louis Park Marvin Sidney Weiner, Minneapolis Eivind Omar Hoff, Jr., Brainerd Alfred Everett Wilson, Jr., Minne- Joan Mary Jensen, Humboldt, Iowa, apolis, CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE Margaret Louisa Wright, Excelsior, Robert Herman John, St. Paul MAGNA CUM LAUDE Eugene Leroy Knauer, Austin Patricia Anne Wright, Williston, William Dominic Lanzo, Jr., A.A., N.D. Minneapolis

Bachelor of Science in library Science Barbara Irene Hi11, B.A. cum laude, Alice Elizabeth Parker, B.A., M.A., Minneapolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Ph.D., Wadena Clinton Julian Lockert, B.A., Shirley A Simon, B.A, Gleason, Wis. Hutchinson, CUM LAUDE Florence Marie Strauel, B.S., Min­ Emiko Hirano Nakamae, B.A, Hilo, neapolis Hawaii

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Bachelor of Arts Joan Katherine Flynn, Westbrook Jay Duane Tollefson, AA., Austin James Anthony Rust, Minneapolis

7 INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Bachelor of Science George Damstedt, Fairmont

Bachelor of Chemical Engineering Lyle Anfred Abrahamson, Scandia

Bachelor of Civil Engineering Rodney Erwin Danielson, Red Wing Robert Terrence Tambornino, Mound Harold Lawerance Reinsma, Slayton

Bachelor of Electrical Engineering Charles William Beebe, Minneapolis Roy Emil Jampsa, Wolf Lake Cyril 1. Fernquist, Nevis

Bachelor of Industrial Engineering Robert Beman Gife, Jr., Minneapolis, Roy Thomas Myhr, Hopkins WITH DISTINCTION

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering George Damstedt, Fairmont John Andrew Rudberg, St. Paul

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

Bachelor of Science Janet Meyer Brautigam, Minneapolis, Robert Stuart Mann, St. Paul, Home Economics Agriculture Geraldine Marion Dion, St. Paul, Eugene Everett Murphy, A.A., Home Economics Minneapolis, Forestry Mary Therese Donovan, St. Paul, William Terrance Ryan, Chicago, Ill., Home Economics Agriculture Robert Anthony Feilzer, Willmar, William Edward Vogel, St. Paul, Forestry Agricul ture

8 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS OF THE INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE Bachelor of Science Marlys Calhoun Lowe, Minneapolis Betty Jean Teich, Pine City Home Economics Education Home Economics Education

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Alice Lukens Bachelder, Hibbing Clara Louise Larson, St. Paul Helen Elizabeth Bell, Red Wing* Olive Lynch, Faribault Alyce J. Bjuge, Minneapolis Virgie Lenona J. Olson, Harris Donald James Burton, Minneapolis Agatha Elizabeth Persoon, Bellflower, Elaine CaIlen, A.A., Twin FaIls, Calif.* Idaho, WITH DISTINCTION Mayme Meagher Redman, Minne- Clara Sigrid Carter, Hopkins apolis Russell Robert Christensen, B.A., Dominik John Schneider, St. Paul Minneapolis Violet A. H. Stafford, St. Cloud Helen Ashcroft Dotray, Minneapolis Jacqueline Jean Thatcher, Minne- Alice Merle Evans, Minneapolis apolis Mabel Gilbertson, Red Wing Myrtle Celestine Thissen, Blooming Velma Marie Grimes, St. Paul Prairie Joan Margaret Hanifan, Minneapolis Ruby Lucille Thompson, Cyrus Nellie Violette Johnson, St. Paul* Virginia Ann Westin, St. Paul Peggy Ann Jungberg, Minneapolis Dorothy Marie Williams, Austin* Elizabeth Ann Klinger, Plymouth, Mildred McLean Wiste, B.A., Minne- Ind. apolis Mildred I. Krenke, B.A., St. Gary Richard Zimmerman, St. Paul Bonifacius

Bachelor of Science in library Science Janet Mae Biggs, B.A., Houghton, Rhoda Naomi Lunder, B.A., Minne­ Mich. apolis Minda Nesseth Dockar, B.S., Mildred Kavanaugh Lusk, B.A., Menomonie, Wis. Lubbock, Texas Estella Hansine Helgeson, B.S., Alice Helen Serkland, B.S., Rothsay Rapid City, S.D. Margaret Eleanor Doris Toole, B.A., Myrtle Miller Hoverson, B.S., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Proctor * Nursing Education Curriculum

9 Master of Education Joseph Benjamin Clawson, B.S., Jean I. Jordan, B.S., Santa Cruz, Windom Calif. Robert Theodore Close, B.S., Jack Clinton King, B.S., Moorhead St. Louis Park Harry Albert Meyer, B.A., Duluth Alice Estervog, B.S., Minneapolis John Howard Straiton, B.S., Thomas James Feely, B.S., St. Paul Minneapolis Thomas Yoshio Honnaka, B.A., Honolulu, T.H.

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Business Administration Harlan Hilton Fick, St. Louis Park Russell Harold Peterson, Minneapolis James Donald Fisher, Minneapolis Ronald Lenberg Ress, Minneapolis Robert Beman Gile, Jr., Minneapolis Albert Rubin, St. Paul Albert Charles Haik, Minneapolis Elwyn Harry San os, St. Paul, WITH Roy Emil Jampsa, Wolf Lake DISTINCTION Perry Neil Johnson, Jr., Stillwater Richard Henry Shadrick, Jr., Min­ Ronald Charles Kronen, Minneapolis neapolis Donald Wayne Ostlund, Columbia Richard Raymond Williams, St. Paul Heights Jerome Winter, Minneapolis Allan Keith Petersen, Rochester

COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Bachelor of Science Lloyd Benjamin Backus, B.A., Min­ Gerald Howard Fink, B.A., Minne­ neapolis, Medicine apolis, Medicine Bruce Oscar Berg, B.A., St. Paul, George Herbert Fish, B.A., Minne­ Medicine apolis, Medicine Ligita Gina Berzina, Minneapolis, Stanley Arnold Fruchtman, B.A., Medicine Minneapolis, Medicine Donald Arthur Bolt, B.A., Monte­ Leland James Green, B.A., Minne­ video, Medicine apolis, Medicine John Brimhall Brainard, B.C.E., B.A., Robert \Varner Gustafson, Mound, St. Paul, Medicine Medicine Robert A. Callewart, Revere, John Joseph Hall, Minneapolis, Medicine Medicine John Patrick Delaney, St. Paul, Donald Willard Herrick, North St. Medicine Paul, Medicine Francis Richard Dion, St. Paul, William Ralph Hilgedick, B.A., St. Medicine Paul, Medicine Garth Walfred Englund, B.A., St. Owen W. Holm, Hibbing, Medicine Paul, Medicine Narah Thellis Jackson, Okolona, Miss., Public Health Nursing

10 Ronald Gregory Jasperson, B.A., Min­ John Richard Swann Remsberg, St. neapolis, Medicine Paul, Medicine Louis John Karish, Biwabik, Medicine Samuel Rotenberg, BA., Minne­ Arne Leonard KIepp, B.A., Sola, apolis, Medicine Norway, Medicine Robert Earl T. Rydell, B.A., Min­ Harris Willard Knudson, Minne­ neapolis, Medicine apolis, Medicine Burton Charles Sandberg, Aurora, Kenneth Roger Knutson, B.A., Min­ Medicine neapolis, Medicine Richard Shepard, B.A., Minneapolis, Severin Herman Koop, Jr., Richmond, Medicine Medicine Marshall Hillery Short, B.A., St. Paul, Richard Allen Kunin, Minneapolis, Medicine Medicine Stephen Edward Silvis, St. Paul, Arnold Shey Leonard, B.A., Minne­ Medicine apolis, Medicine Alan Garrigoes Smith, B.A., Minne­ Stanley Alan Leonard, B.A., Min­ apolis, Medicine neapolis, Medicine Paul Orlady Sorkness, B.A., James­ Gerald Roger Marschke, St. Paul, town, N.D., Medicine Medicine Claire John Albert Strobel, Mankato, Donald Campbell Martin, Bovey, Medicine Medicine Neil Roger Thomford, Minneapolis, Phillip Henry Meyers, B.A., Minne­ Medicine apolis, Medicine Edward Stanley Truppman, B.A., Robert Jean Murtaugh, Winona, Minneapolis, Medicine Medicine Thomas Earl Vanderpool, B.A., Milton Gardner Mutch, Jr., B.A., Minneapolis, Medicine Minneapolis, Medicine Carol Lynn Vilen, Reserve, Mont., Norbert John O'Keefe, Minneapolis, Medicine Medicine James George White, B.S., Minne­ Kenneth Arvid Osterberg, B.A., Min­ apolis, Medicine neapolis, Medicine Robert LaMotte Witter, B.A., Min­ Fm~k Joseph Owens, Hibbing, Medi­ neapolis, Medicine cme Bertram Ford Woolfrey, B.A., Crosby, Karl Arthur Palmer, B.A., St. Cloud, N.D., Medicine Medicine Alvin Sheldon Zelickson, B.A., Min­ Raymond Dale August Peterson, B.A., neapolis, Medicine Miml.eapolis, Medicine

GRADUATE SCHOOL Master of Arts Robert William Aamoth, St. Paul Yasien Abdul Kareem AlAbbas, Tela­ B.A. '48, St. Olaf College. Field of Concentra­ far, Iraq tion: Statistics. Graduate '41, Baghdad Higher Teachers Train­ ing College. Field of Concentration: History. Florence Margaret Aitchison, Pierre, S.D. Ruth Altmann, Minneapolis B.A. '41, Dakota Wesleyan University. Field B.A. summa cum laude '50, University of Min­ of Concentration: Social Work. nesota. Major: English. Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: Idea as Form in the Novels of Virginia Woolf.

11 Roland Behrendt, Collegeville John Williams Geist, Menomonie, Graduate cum laude '30, University of Leipzig. Wis. Major: German. Minor: French. Thesis: Joseph B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of von Eichendorff's Romantic Concept of History Concentration: Educational Psychology. and the Restoration of Marienburg Castle. Douglas Roland George, St. Paul Lawrence Ivan Berkove, Chicago, Ill. B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '51, University of Illinois. Field of Con­ Concentration: American Studies. centration: English. Russell Arthur Gilhoi, Stewart Mary Ann Chase, Chillicothe, Mo. B.A. '51, St. Olaf College. Field of Concen_ B.A. '50, Grinnell College. Field of Concentra­ tration: Economics. tion: Curriculum and Instruction. Glen Lester Gilpin, Newton, Iowa Raymond Donald Chisholm, Minne­ B.S. '48, St. Cloud State Teachers College. apolis Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. B.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Physical Education. Richard Stearns Hatch, St. Paul B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of Robert Jay Dassett, Jr., Minneapolis Concentration: Psychology. B.A. '39, B.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Spanish. Shirley LeRoy Held, Grove City B.A. '40, Macalester College. Field of Concen­ Harland Millard DeBoer, St. Paul tration: Educational Administration. B.A. '50, Macalester College. Field of Concen­ tration: Educational Psychology. Richard Curtis Johnson, Bismarck, N.D. Vallabha Dhebpunya, Bangkok, B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of Thailand Concentration: Speech. B.Com. '46, Chulalongkorn University. Field of Concentration: Economics. Verna Mae Johnson, Mellen, Wis. B.E. '40, Whitewater State Teachers College. Owen Warner Dukelow, Minneapolis Field of Concentration: Education. B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: History. Brother Lewis Vincent Joseph, Min­ neapolis Frances J. Eischens, New Prague B.S. '44, St. Mary's College. Field of Concen­ B.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of tration: Educational Psychology. Concentration: Child \Velfare. John Hofstad Kelson, Minneapolis Rachel Katherine Ellis, Fairfield, Me. B.A. '49, Cornell College. Major: English. B.A. '47, Boston University. Field of Concen­ Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: Disputatious Birds tration: Psychology. in Early English Debat.

Enid Robinson Erickson, Madison, Paul Douglas Kinney, Osakis Wis. B.A. summa cum laude '49, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field of Concentration: Educational B.S. '47, University of Wisconsin. Field of Administration. Concentration: Educational Psychology. Radovan Korach, Minneapolis Corinne Ernestine Forster, Ashland, Graduate '49, University of Innsbruck. Major: Wis. Political Science. Minor: Economics. Thesis: B.S. '42, University of Wisconsin. Field of Yugoslavia and Political Questions Before the Concentration: Education. United Nations.

Calvin William Gage, Minneapolis Donald William Lavine, Pueblo, Colo. B.A. '51, Cornell University. Field of Concen­ B.S. with distinction '49, University of Minne­ tration: American Studies. sota. Field of Concentration: Industrial Educa­ tion.

12 Alice Dorothy Lockwood, Cranford, Wayne Turner Peterson, Albert Lea N.J. B.A. cum laude '51, University of Minnesota. B.A. '44, Wheaton College. Major: Anthro­ Major: Music. Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: pology. Minor: Child Welfare. Thesis: Surgery String Quartet No.2. in the Primitive World: An Analysis of Trephi­ nation. Selma W. Petrich, Duluth B.S. with distinction '34, University of Minne­ Arthur Clinton MacKinney, Jr., Lex­ sota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. ington, Mo. B.A. '51, WIlliam Jewell College. Field of Margaret Ruth Pitts, Des Moines, Concentration: Psychology. Iowa B.A. with high distinction '51, State University Kaye Kazuyuki Matsumoto, Sacra­ of Iowa. Field of Concentration: Psychology. mento, Calif. B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of Valentine Jerome Poska, Minneapolis Concentration: Political Science. B.A. '40, St. Mary's College. Field of Concen· tration: Speech. Margaret Irene McConachie, Sparta, Ill. Sarah Palmer Rowe, Minneapolis B.S. '44, Southern Illinois University. Field of B.A. cum laude '36, Coe College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Concentration: Social Work.

Reece Jerome McGee, St. Paul Dean Arthur Schmidt, St. Paul B.A. '52, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Sociology. Concentration: Library Science. Donald Herbert Schuster, Bellevue, Eugene Clyde Miller, Pepin, Wis. Ohio B.S. '47, Stout Institute. Field of Concentra­ B.S. with high honor '49, Ohio University. tion: Industrial Education. Field of Concentration: Psychology. Dorothy M. Nakashima, Honolulu, Lois Cornell Selberg, Moorhead T.H. B.S. '47, Moorhead State Teachers College. B.S. '50, University of Wisconsin. Field of Field of Concentration: Educational Psychol­ Concentration: Area Studies: East and South ogy. Asia. Sister Mary Joyce Rowland, Rochester Laura Angeline Neff, Minneapolis B.A. '49, College of St. Teresa. Field of Con­ B.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Field of centration: Curriculum and Instruction. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Arthur Gerald Spiro, Minneapolis B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Major: Clarence Emil Olander, St. Louis Park Music. Minor: English. Thesis: The Role of B.S. with distinction '51, University of Minne­ the Timpani in Modem Orchestral Literature. sota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Martha Alona Steele, Houston B.S. '43, Winona State Teachers College. Field Lee Howard Pennington, Tallahassee, of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Fla. Amy Emiko Takase, Tokyo, Japan B.A. '47, Fisk University. Field of Concentra­ Graduate '48, Tsuda College. Field of Concen­ tion: Statistics. tration: Curriculum and Instruction. Erwin Byron Peterson, Madison, Wis. James Marsh Thomson, Jr., Minne- B.A. magna cum laude '48, University of Min­ apolis nesota. Field of Concentration: French. B.A. '52, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Speech. Oscar Laurits Peterson, Stanton, N.D. B.S. with special honors '49, Dickinson State Lawrence William Werner, Delavan Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Edu· B.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of cational Administration. Concentration: Library Science.

13 Clifford Peter W olfsehr, Portland, Delford Benjamin Zachor, LeCenter Ore. B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '43, Linfield College; M.A. '47, State Col· Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. lege of Washington. Field of Concentration: Library Science.

Master of Arts in Public Administration Dean Eugene Clabaugh, Charlotte, Judith Marie Edes, Hopkins N.C. B.A. cum laude '50, University of Minnesota. B.A. with high honors' 52, University of Illi­ Field of Concentration: Public Administration. nois. Field of Concentration: Public Admin­ istration.

Master of Business Administration Bruce Benjamin Burnes, Minneapolis B.B.A. with distinction' 50, University of Min­ nesota. Field of Concentration: Business Ad­ ministration.

Master of Forestry Charles Elmer Olson, Jr., Minne­ apolis B.S.F. '52, University of Michigan. Field of Concentration: Forestry.

Master of Science Emmett Norlin Bergman, Fulda Walter Gordon Enstrom, Chicago, Ill. B.S. with high distinction '50, University of B.S. ' 52, University of Illinois. Field of Con­ Minnesota. Major: Veterinary Medicine. centration: Agronomy. Minor: Pharmacology. Thesis: Studies on Some Biochemical, Regulatory and Toxic Effects of Keith Douglas Graham, Canistota, Calcium, Potassium, and Magnesium in Dairy S.D. Calves. B.S. '51, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology. Field of Concentration: Mathe­ Winfield Jack Carr, St. Paul matics. B.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Animal Husbandry. Francis Graves, Foxwarren, Manitoba, Canada Truman Benton Clark, Jr., St. Paul B.Sc. '49, University of Manitoba. Field of B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Major: Concentration: Animal Husbandry. Zoology. Minor: Entomology. Thesis: Studies on the Life Cycle of Trypanosoma iowensis. William Ashton Harris, Jr., Talladega, Anthony Demetriades, Athens, Ala. Greece B.A. '51, Talladega College. Field of Conceu­ B.A. with high honors '51, Colgate University. tration: Mathematics and Mechanics. Major: Physics. Minor: Aeronautical Engineer­ ing. Thesis: A Radio-frequency Positive Ion Elwood Louis Horstman, Manitowoc, Source. Wis. B.S. cum laude '51, Lawrence College. Major: Clarence Woodrow Dowling, St. Peter Geology. Minor: Analytical Chemistry. Thesis: B.S. '43, University of Minnesota. Field of Distribution of Lithium in Volcanic Rocks of Concentration: Agricultural Education. West Texas.

14 Arlene Mae Johnson, St. Paul Roland Ernst Schoenike Winona B.F.A. '51, The Art Institute of Chicago. Field B.S. with high distinction '51 University of of Concentration: Speech Pathology. Min~esota. Major: Forestry. Minor: Botany. ThesIS: Some Aspects of Reproduction in Cer­ Joseph Andrew Keplinger, Jr., tain Uncut Black Spruce Swamp Stands of Monkton, Md. Northern Minnesota. B.S. '49, University of Maryland. Field of Con­ centration: Plant Pathology. Josephine Daubney Smith, St. Paul Lies Nijssen, Amsterdam, The B.Ch.E. '48, B.B.A. '48, University of Minne­ sota. Major: Bacteriology. Minor: AgriCUltural Netherlands Biochemistry. Thesis: The Effect of Various B.Chem. with distinction '52, University of Factors on the Aspartic Acid Deaminase Ac­ Minnesota. Major: Physical Chemistry. Minor: tivity of Bacteria. Inorganic Chemistry. Thesis: X-Ray Studies on Ammonium Mercury Compounds-The Struc­ tures of HgNH,.Br and Hg"NBr. Herman Hal Stein, Chicago, Ill. B.S. with highest honors '51, University of Stanley David Sahlstrom, Onamia Illinois. Major: Analytical Chemistry. Minor: B.S. with distinction '42, University of Minne­ Physical Chemistry. Thesis: The Spectrophoto­ sota. Field of Concentration: Agricultural Edu­ metric Determination of Rhodium. cation. Helen Hatsuko Sakanashi, Honolulu, Horatio Serafino Stillo, Chicago, Ill. T.H. B.S. '50, University of Illinois. Major: Physical B.S. '50, University of Hawaii. Major: Agricul­ Chemistry. Minor: Analytical Chemistry. tural Biochemistry. Minor: Organic Chemistry. Thesis: A Study of an Exchange Reaction Thesis: Studies on the Proteolytic Degradation Between Free Carbonate and Carbonatobis of Aldolase. (Ethylenediamine) Cobaltic Ion with C" as the Tracer Element. William Albert Schneider, Jr., Kankakee, Ill. Ruth Nomura Tanbara, St. Paul B.A. '39, Carleton College; M.A. '43, Harvard B.S. '30, Oregon State College. Major: Home University. Major: Analytical Chemistry. Economics Education. Minor: Social Work. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: Determina­ Thesis: The Development of a Plan for Instruc­ tion of Germanium with Phenylfluorone Fol­ tion in Foods and Nutrition Appropriate for lowing Carbon Tetrachloride Extraction of Adult Groups and College Students Interested Germanium Tetrachloride. in Personal and Family Living.

Master of Science in Aeronautical Engineering Paul Ludwig Andre, Miami, Fla. B.S. in Aero.E. '52, U.S. Naval Postgraduate School. Major: Aeronautical Engineering (Pro­ pulsion Aerodynamics) . Minor: Aeronautical Engineering (Structures Aerodynamics). The­ sis: A Study of the Effect of Air Distribution on the Combustion Process in a Simulated Turbo-Jet Combustion Chamber.

Master of Science in Chemical Engineering Antonio Jose Roxane Cruz, Coimbra, Portugal B.S. cum laude '50, Dana College. Major: Chemical Engineering. Minor: Public Health. Thesis: Critical Discharges of Steam-water Mixtures.

15 Master of Science in Civil Engineering Carlos Borge, San Jose, Costa Rica Morris \Valdt Self, White Bear Lake C.E. '47, University of Costa Rica. Field of B.C.E. with distinction' 50, University of Min. Concentration: Civil Engineering. nesota. Major: Civil Engineering (Structures). Minor: Civil Engineering (Hydraulics). Thesis: Nomographic Charts for Continuous Frame Analysis.

Master of Science in Dermatology and Syphilology Joseph George Brennan, Rochester M.D. '47, University of Bologna. Major: Der· matology and Syphilology. Minor: Histopathol. ogy. Thesis: Contribution to the Study of Pemphigus: Cytology of the Spontaneous Bulla -Special Emphasis on Pemphigus Vulgaris.

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering Joseph Leroy McGillicuddy, Owa- tonna B.Mech.E. with distinction '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Mechanical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: Design and Test of a Flight Recording Instrument.

Master of Science in Medicine Richard W. P. Achor, Portland, Ore. Benjamin Harrison Saunders, Jr., B.A. '42, Willamette College; M.D. '45, Uni­ Findlay, Ohio versity of Oregon. Major: Medicine. Minor: B.S. '43, M.D. '46, Harvard College. Major: Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: The Fate of Pa­ Medicine. Minor: Experimental Medicine. tients Who Have Survived Acute Mvocardial Thesis: Streptomycin and Old Tuberculin in Infarction. . the Treatment of Experimental Tuberculosis in Guinea Pigs: A Histopathological Study. James Curtis Broadbent, Rochester Mary Elizabeth Van Vleet, Milwau- B.A. '44, M.D. '46, Stanford University. Major: Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: A Study kee, Wis. of Acyanotic Congenital Heart Disease Using B.A. '40, Milwaukee-Downer College; M.D. Dye Injection and Cardiac Catheterization '50, Northwestern University. Major: Medicine. Technics. Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: Histology of Intrapulmonary Vessels in Involved and Un­ involved Lung in Pulmonary Tuberculosis.

Master of Science in Neurosurgery Jack William Barrett, Miami, Fla. B.A. '43, University of Miami; M.D. '46, St. Louis University. Major: Neurosurgery. Minor: Neuropathology. Thesis: "Malignant" Pituitary Adenomas.

16 Master of Science in Obstetrics and Gynecology Richard E. Symmonds, Memphis, Mo. B.A. '43, Central College; M.D. '46, Duke University. Major: Obstetrics and Gynecology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Mesodermal Mixed Tumors and Allied Sarcomas of the Endometrium (Fibromyxosarcoma, Carcinosar- coma): A Clinical and Pathologic Study.

Master of Science in Orthopedic Surgery Perren Laurence Baker, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada B.Sc. '43, M.D. '48, University of Alberta. Major: Orthopedic Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Epithelioma (Adamanti­ noma Type) Affecting Long Bones.

Master of Science in Pediatrics John Thomas Olive, Jr., Leavenworth, Kan. B.S. '46, University of Notre Dame; M.D. '48, St. Louis University. Major: Pediatrics. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: The Excretion of Dextran, and the Dilution of Plasma by Dextran.

Master of Science in Proctology William John Hawkins, Altadena, Calif. B.S. '37, Creighton University; M.D. '39, Rush Medical College. Major: Proctology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Developmental Cysts as a Source of Perianal Abscesses, Sinuses and Fistulae. Master of Science in Radiology Andre Johannes Brower, Rochester Colin B. Holman, Rochester M.B.,Ch.B. '42, University of Capetown. B.A. '39, Dartmouth College; M.D. '43, Uni­ Major: Radiology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: versity of Pennsylvania. Major: Radiology. Anomalous Arteries to the Lung Associated Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Roent­ with a Congenital Pulmonary Abnormality. genological Manifestations of Vitamin D In­ toxication.

Master of Science in Surgery William Minster Kunkel, Jr., Harris- Howard Wayne Owen, Rochester burg, Pa. M.D. '46, University of Chicago. Major: Sur­ B.S. '43, Franklin and Marshall College; M.D. gery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Occult '46, Johns Hopkins University. Major: Surgery. Carcinoma of the Breast. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: North American Blastomycosis or Gilchrist's Disease: A Clinicopathologic Study of 103 Cases.

17 Erich Alfred Quer, Mineola, N.Y. Antony RaIling, Montreal, Quebec, B.S. cum laude '43, Roanoke College; M.D. Canada '46, Albany Medical College. Major: Surgery. B.A. '44, Stanford University; M.D.C.M. 'i8 Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Retrograde McGill University. Major: Surgery. Minor: Intramural Spread of Carcinoma of the Rectum Surgical Pathology. Thesis: A Pathological and Rectosigmoid. Study of Carcinoma of the Stomach in the Presence of Normal or Increased Acidity and in Achlorhydria.

Master of Science in Urology Wilbur A. Armstrong, Billings, Mont. B.S. '38, M.D. '42, State University of Iowa. Major: Urology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Glandular Metaplasia of the Renal Pelvis. A Study of Pyelitis Glandularis, Pye­ litis Cystica and Mucus·producing Adenocarci­ noma of the Renal Pelvis.

Master of Social Work Marilyn Elizabeth Frykdahl, Duluth Margaret Elaine Simmons, Fargo, B.A. magna cum laude '51, University of Min­ N.D. nesota. Field of Concentration: Social Work. B.A. '44, Concordia College. Field of Concen­ tration: Social Work. William F. Griffin, Decatur, Ill. B.S. '51, George WiIIiams College. Field of Glen Robbins Thompson, Stanton Concentration: Social Work. B.A. '51, Carleton College. Field of Concen­ tration: Social Work. Augusta Louise Francesca Van Was­ senaer, Wassenaar, The Netherlands Graduate '48, School of Social Work at Am­ sterdam. Field of Concentration: Social Work.

Doctor of Philosophy George Watkins Anderson, Jr., Min- Ernest Allen Baillif, St. Paul neapolis B.Mech.E. with distinction '48, B.Aero.E. with B.A. magna cum laude '48, M.S. '50, Univer­ distinction '48, M.S. in M.E. '50, University sity of Minnesota. Major: Physics. Minor: of Minnesota. Major: Mechanical Engineering. Mathematics. Thesis: Time and Directional Minor: Mathematics and Mechanics. Thesis: Dependence of the Flux of Primary Heavy An Investigation of Methods of Predicting the Nuclei. Major Adviser: Prof. C. L. Critchfield. Performance of Automatic Controls. Major Advisers: Profs. E. N. Kemler and M. H. LaJoy. Edward Arnold Andrews, Lansing, Mich. Leslie Allen Beldo, Sebeka B.A. '32, University of Wisconsin; M.S. '43, University of Minnesota. Major: Plant Pathol­ B.B.A. with distinction '48, M.A. '50, Univer­ ogy. Minor: Forestry. Thesis: Root Rots and sity of Minnesota. Major: Psychology. Minor: Educational Psychology. Thesis: A Multiple Seedling Blight of Forage Grasses in Minne­ Classification Study of Phrasing Attitude State­ sota. Major Adviser: Prof. J. J. Christensen. ments. Major Advisers: Profs. H. P. Longstaff and R. L. Jones.

18 Richard Charles Bowers, Bellevue, Robert Latane Hall, Pleasant Valley, Mich. Conn. B.S. '48, University of Michigan. Major: Ana­ B.A. '~7, Yale Uni~ersity; M.A. '50, University lytical Chemistry. Minor: Physical Chemistry. of ~mnesota ..MaJ~r: Sociology. Minor: Area Thesis: The Aging of Colloidal and Flocculated Studies: Scandmavm. Thesis: Social Influence Silver Bromide. Major Adviser: Prof. I. M. on the Role Behavior of a Designated Leader: Kolthoff. A Study of Aircraft Commanders and Bomber Crews. Major Adviser: Prof. A. M. Rose. Robert James Sidford Brown, Lawn- Richard James Howe, Minneapolis dale, Calif. B.S. with distinction '50, M.S. in Mech.E. '51, B.S. '48, California Institute of Technology; University of Minnesota. Major: Mechanical M.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Major: Engineering. Minor: Petroleum Engineering. Physics. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: The Ex­ Thesis: An Investigation of Methods for De­ perimental Determination of Differential Cross termining the Behavior of Sucker Rod Oil Section for the Elastic Scattering of Deuterons Well Pumping Systems. Major Adviser: Prof. by Helium·Three as a Function of Scatter· E. N. Kemler. ing Angle and Incident Deuteron Energy. Major Advisers: Profs. J. H. Williams and Peter Alexander Kondra, Winnipeg, G. D. Freier. Manitoba, Canada B.S.A. '34, M.Sc. '43, University of Manitoba. Major: Poultry Husbandry. Minor: Animal Harry Delavan Crawford, Minneapolis Husbandry. Thesis: Inheritance Studies in B.Phys. '44, M.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Turkeys. Major Adviser: Prof. R. N. Shoffner. Major: Electrical Engineering. Minor: Mathe­ matics. Thesis: Microwave Spectroscopy in the X band Region (The X band Microwave Spec­ David Laurence Levine, Minneapolis trum of Heavy Water). Major Adviser: Prof. B.S. with honors '41, College of the City of A. Van der Ziel. New York; M.S.W. '43, University of Penn­ sylvania. Major: Social Work. Minor: Sociol­ ogy. Thesis: Prediction of the Adjustment of Lee Monroe Day, Madison, Wis. Children in Guardianship Care: An Applica­ B.S. '47, M.S. '48, Iowa State College. Major: tion of Statistical Methodology to Social Work Agricultural Economics. Minor: Economics. Data. Major Adviser: Prof. J. C. Kidneigh. Thesis: Comparative Efficiency of Farm 0p­ erations Under Alternative Leasing Systems. Ellis Noel Livingston, Duluth Major Adviser: Prof. G. A. Pond. B.A. magna cum laude '42, Knox College. Major: History. Minor: Political Science. The­ sis: Senate Investigating Committees, 1900- Howard Lyman Ellinwood, Davenport, 1938. Major Adviser: Prof. W. D. Beatty. Iowa B.A. magna cum laude '49, University of Min­ Floyd M. Martinson, St. Peter nesota. Major: Geology. Minors: Petroleum B.A. '42, Concordia College; M.A. '47, Uni­ Engineering and Geology. Thesis: Late Upper versity of Minnesota. Major: Sociology. Minor: Cambrian and Lower Ordovician Faunas of the Anthropology. Thesis: Some Personality Ad­ Wilberns Formation in Central Texas. Major justment Differences of Rural Nonmigrants and Adviser: Prof. W. C. Bell. Migrants. Major Adviser: Prof. Lowry Nelson.

Paul Julian Germann, St. Paul Francis Harrison McNeal, Bozeman, B.S. '37, St. Mary's College; M.S. '42, De Paul Mont. University. Major: Botany. Minor: Zoology. B.S. '43, M.S. '48, Oregon State College. Thesis: Circuit and Longitudinal Uniformity Major: Plant Genetics. Minors: Botany and of Growth Layers in a Ponderosa Pine. Major Agronomy. Thesis: Inheritance of Stem Solid­ Advisers: Profs. D. B. Lawrence and W. S. ness in a Thatcher by Rescue Wheat Cross. Glock. Major Adviser: Prof. E. R. Ausemus. Jack Edward Moulton, Davis, Calif. Shosuke Goto, Tooele, Utah B.S. '47, D.V.M. '49, The State College of B.Sc. '41, M.Sc. '43, University of Alberta. Washington. Major: Pathology. Minor: Veteri­ Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Plant Ge­ nary Medicine. Thesis: The Negri Bodies of netics. Thesis: Leaf Diseases of Oats. Major Rabies: Histochemical and Isolation Studies. Adviser: Prof. E. C. Stakman. Major Adviser: Dr. J. R. Dawson, Jr.

19 Ryoji Namba, Honolulu, T.H. Charles Raymond Rohde, Pendleton B.S. '48, M.S. '50, Michigan State College. Ore. ' Major: Entomology. Minor: Plant Path?lo~. B.S. with honors '47, Montana State College. Thesis: A Revision of the Genus Rlve1lJa Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Plant Pathology. (Otitidae, Diptera) of North America North Thesis: A Study of the Inheritance of the of Mexico and the External Anatomy of Reaction to Leaf Rust and Other Characters Rivellia winifredae Namba. Major Adviser: in Triangular Wheat Crosses. Major Adviser: Prof. C. E. Mickel. Prof. E. R. Ausemus. Charles William Nash, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada John Harris Schwab, Minneapolis B.A. '49, M.S. '50, University of Minnesota. B.Sc. '42, University of Manitoba; M.S. '47, University of Minnesota. Major: Pharmacology. Major: Bacteriology. Minor: Agricultural Bio­ chemistry. Thesis: Parasite and Host Factors in Minor: Physiological Chemi~try. Thesis:. Phar­ macological Studies of Penpheral ReSIStance Experimental Group A Streptococcal Infections. Major Adviser: Prof. D. W. Watson. Changes under the Influenc.e of Epineph~ine, Norepinephrine and Serotonm. Major AdVIser: Prof. H. N. Wright. Howard Henry Shear, St. Paul B.A. '49, M.S. '52, University of Minnesota. Leonard Nelson, Lincoln, Neb. Major: Bacteriology. Minor: Cancer Biology. B.A. '42, University of Pennsylvania; M.A. Thesis: Studies Concerning the Properties of '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Zoology. an Accelerant Factor for Transplantable Mouse Minor: Botany. Thesis: Distribution of En­ Mammary Cancer. Major Adviser: Dr. J. T. zymes in Head, Tail and Midpiece Fragments Syverton. of Bull Spermatozoa. Major AdVIser: Prof. H. B. Steinbach. Kalmer Elief Stordahl, McIntosh Robert Arthur Patnode, Decatur, Ga. B.S. '47, Bemidji State Teachers College; M.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Educa­ B.A. '44, M.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: Bacteriology. Minor: Physiolo?ical tional Psychology. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: Chemistry. Thesis: A Study .of Host .TIssue The Stability of Strong Vocational Interest Factors and Their RelationshIp to ReSIstance Blank Patterns for Pre-college Males. Major Adviser: Prof. W. E. Dugan. in Tuberculosis. Major Adviser: Prof. D. W. Watson. Robert Junior Swan, Madison, Wis. Walter Henrv Pierce, Raleigh, N.C. B.A. '46, University of Michigan; M.A. in B.S. with honO'rs '36, North Carolina State Public Administration '48, University of Min­ College of Agriculture and Engin~ering; ~.S. nesota. Major: Educational Psychology. Minor: '48, University of Minnesota. MaJ?r: Agnc,;,l­ Psychology. Thesis: The Application of a tural Economics. Minor: EconomICS. TheSIS: Couple Analysis Approach to the Minnesota Opportunities for Economic Adjust~ents in Multiphasic Personality Inventory in Marriage Farming Systems, Central Coastal Plam, North Counseling. Major Advisers: Profs. C. G. Carolina, with Particular Reference t~ Small Wrenn and W. E. Dugan. Tobacco Farms, Wilson County. Major Ad­ viser: Prof. G. A. Pond. John Emmanuel Tsouderos, Minne- James Samuel Plaxico, Blacksburg, Va. apolis B.S. '45, M.S. '48, Clemson Agricultural Col­ B.A. '48, M.A. '50, University of Minnesota. lege. Major: Agricultural Economics. Minor: Major: Sociology. Minor: Economics. Thesis: Economics. Thesis: An Economic Analysis of The Formalization Process of the Social Struc­ Intensive Forage Systems. Major Adviser: Prof. ture in Voluntary Associations. Major Adviser: S. A. Engene. Prof. F. S. Chapin. William Roy Pritchard, St. Paul D.V.M. '46, Kansas State College of Agricul­ John William Ward, Princeton, N.J. ture and Applied Science. Major: Veterinary B.A. cum laude '45, Harvard College; M.A. Medicine. Minor: Pharmacology. Thesis: Tri­ '50, University of Minnesota. Major: American chloroethylene-Extracted Soybean Oil Meal Studies. Thesis: Andrew Jackson: Symbol for (Tcesom) Poisoning in Animals. Major Ad­ an Age (1815-1845). Major Adviser: Prof. viser: Prof. M. H. Roepke. H. N. Smith.

20 Charles Dunton Watland, Minne- George Gordon Windell, Newark, apolis DeL B.A. 'H, Swarthmore College; M.A. '37, Uni­ B.A. with honor '40, University of Tulsa; M.A. versity of Minnesota. Major: Spanish. Minor: '41, University of Missouri. Major: History. French. Thesis: The Literary Education of Minor: Political Science. Thesis: Catholic Op­ Ruben Darlo. Major Adviser: Prof. R. L. position to the Unification of Germany, 1866- Grismer. 71. Major Adviser: Prof. L. D. Steefel. Allen Franklin Wiese, Rochester Ray Roberts Woodward, Miles City, B.S. with high distinction '49, M.S. '51, Uni­ Mont. versity of Minnesota. Major: Agronomy. Minor: B.S. '39, M.S. '47, Montana State College. Soils. Thesis: The Phytotoxicity of Isopropyl Major: Animal Husbandry. Minor: Plant Ge­ N-Phenyl Carbamate and Related Compounds netics. Thesis: An Analysis of the Relationships on Wild Oats (Avena {atua) and Their Selec­ Between Pre-Slaughter and Post-Slaughter tive Action on Several. Crop Plants. Major Evaluations of Beef Cattle. Major Adviser: Adviser: Prof. R. S. Dunham. Prof. L. M. Winters. John Ferdinand Wilhelm, Minne- Keshao Shrawan Yawalkar, Warud, apolis India B.S. '43, M.A. '44, Northwestern University. B.Sc. '47, Nagpur University. Major: Agron­ Major: American Studies. Thesis: The Cultural omy. Minor: Soils. Thesis: Performance of Image of the Salesman in Four Leading Ameri­ Birdsfoot Trefoil Alone and in Competition can Periodicals: 1898 to 1914. Major Adviser: with Other Species in Pastures. Major Adviser: prof. H. N. Smith. Prof. A. R. Schmid.

Doctor of Philosophy in Medicine Russell Howard Wilson, St. Paul B.S. '38, M.D. '40, University of Oklahoma; M.S. in Med. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Medicine. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Pathologic-Physiology of Chronic Diffuse Pul­ monary Emphysema. Major Adviser: Dr. R. V. Ebert.

Doctor of Philosophy in Surgery Frederick Samuel Cross, Minneapolis Bernard Zimmermann, St. Paul B.A. '42, Oberlin College; M.D. '45, Western M.D. '45, Harvard University. Major: Surgery. Reserve University. Major: Surgery. Minor: Minor: Physiology. Thesis: A Study of Endo­ Pathology. Thesis: The Effect of Increased crine Factors Related to Electrolyte Balance Atmospheric Pressures and the Inhalation of in the Postoperative Surgical Patient. Major 95 Percent Oxygen and Helium-Oxygen Mix­ Adviser: Dr. O. H. Wangensteen. tures on the Viability of the Bowel Wall and the Absorption of Gas in Closed Loop Ob­ structions. Major Adviser: Dr. O. H. Wangen­ steen.

21 CAPS AND GOWNS

AN EXPLANATION In the medieval city, clothing not unlike that worn by those participating in this commencement was common. The modern academic costume has evolved from the dress of the medieval guilds and their early religious orders. Today, everyone with a college or university degree may wear the black aca­ demic gown. Hoods, which are omitted by seniors who are candidates for de­ grees, are worn by graduates. At the University of Minnesota, the lining of the hood has a maroon chevron on an old gold ground to represent the University colors. A University faculty member who holds a degree from another college or university wears the colors of his own alma mater. Distinctions among sleeves indicate the type of degree held by the wearer. A long, pointed sleeve indicates a Bachelor's degree, while a long, closed sleeve with a slit near the upper part of the arm designates a Master's degree. A round, open sleeve marks a Doctor's degree. The velvet edging on hoods is the color which stands for the field of study of the gown's wearer. It may be white for Arts and Letters, gold-yellow for Science, maize for Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, grey for Veterinary Medicine, or light blue for Education. Orange denotes Technology; dark blue, Philosophy; purple, Law; green, Medicine; and pink, Music. Public Health is shown by salmon pink edging, Dentistry by lilac, Pharmacy by olive, and Commerce and Accounting by drab. The Doctor's costume also has velvet trimming on the rest of the gown, including crossbars on the sleeves. The trimming may either be black or may match the color of the hood edging. Shoulder insignia on the gowns of candidates for degrees indicate that the candidate is an honor student. Caps, or mortarboards, too, have significance. The President of the Univer­ sity is the only one who may wear a velvet cap and a gold tassel. For the Master's and Doctor's degrees the tassels are always black, but can­ didates for the Bachelor's degree at this commencement wear tassels which indicate their school or college by color, as follows:

(In the order of march) General College ...... crimson and white College of Science, Literature, and the Arts ...... white University College ...... old gold and white Institute of Technology ...... orange CoIIege of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics of the Institute of Agriculture .... maize CoIIege of Education ... . Jight blue School of Business Administration .... drab College of Medical Sciences...... green Graduate SchooL ...... black

22 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Senior /(eeeption !llliu 1953

• The members of the Senior Class, their relatives and friends are invited by President and Mrs. Morrill to attend the Senior Reception immediately after the commencement exercises. The Reception will be held in the main ballroom of the Coffman Memorial Union. Dr. Malcolm M. Willey, Vice President, Academic Administration, will represent President Morrill, who is abroad at this time.

• Assisting in the Reception are members of the All-University Congress; Grey Friars and Iron Wedge, scnior honorary organizations for men; Mortar Board, scnior honorary organization fo women; Chimes, junior honorary organization for women; and Phoenix and Silver Spur, junior honorary organizations for men. These students have maroon and gold identifications.

• Those in the receiving line will be Vice President Malcolm M. Willey, Dean Thomas A. H. Teeter, Dean of the Summer Session, and Mrs. Teeter, and Miss June Carlson, Senior Coordinator, All-University Congress.

• All guests are urged to register at the appropriate tables presided over by members of Phoenix and Silver Spur. The signed pages will be bound and preserved by the class of 1953 .

• Punch will be served. The young ladies presiding at the punch tables are members of Chimes. /,i

THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Announces Its

Ali/list eOIllJIICIICCm(nt 1953

ON THE MALL FACING NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK Universitl/ 0/ Minnesota THE BOARD OF REGENTS

Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Secretary Mr. Laurence R. Lunden, Treasurer

The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Cloud First Vice President and Chairman The Honorable George W. Lawson, St. Paul Second Vice President The Honorable James F. Bell, Minneapolis The Honorable Daniel C. Gainey, Owatonna The Honorable Richard L. Griggs, Duluth The Honorable Marjorie J. Howard, Excelsior The Honorable Lester A. Malkerson, Minneapolis The Honorable Charles W. Mayo, Rochester The Honorable Karl G. Neumeier, Stillwater The Honorable E. E. Novak, New Prague The Honorable A. J. Olson, Renville The Honorable Herman F. Skyberg, Fisher "Cltis Js VOllr Uuiversilu CHARTERED in February, 1851, by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Minnesota, the University of Minnesota has this year celebrated its one hundred and second birthday. As from its very beginning, the University is dedicated to the task of training the youth of today, the citizens of tomorrow. How well it has succeeded is indicated by the number of doctors, lawyers, engineers, social workers, journalists, dentists, farmers, businessmen, and com­ munity and civic leaders in all fields-good citizens all-who have gone from its several campuses to participate actively in the upgrading of the welfare of the citizens of our state. During the period of its existence, the University has awarded more than 112,500 degrees to its students who have completed the rigorous training demanded by the complexities of modern society. In addition to the enormous task of giving collegiate instruction to nearly 19,000 students on its Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth campuses, the Uni­ versity offers, through its Schools of Agriculture, its General Extension Division, and its short courses, specialized training designed to assist those who wish to study on a part-time basis. Still in addition, its staff members who are county agents, home agents, and recreation and health consultants give effective aid and assistance to citizens of the state in their very homes. But the University of Minnesota, like all great universities, has expanded far beyond its early teaching and training programs. In its diverse research labora­ tories on its three campuses, at the several agricultural experiment stations, at the Rosemount Research Center, and at the University Hospitals, its scientists at anyone moment are working on countless research experiments of vital in­ terest to the future health and welfare of all of us. These projects deal with such matters as cancer, poliomyelitis, taxation, low-grade iron ore, cheese-making, teacher training, municipal government, nuclear fission, new varieties and strains of grains and fruits, supersonics and transonics, to mention only a few.

THE UNIVERSITY is recognized as the cultural hub of the Northwest; it is the home of the Minneapolis Symphony, the University Artists Course, radio station KUOM, the University Theatre, and the local performances of the Metropolitan Opera Company. Through the University of Minnesota Concert and Lecture Service and the School Assembly Service, the University brings to more than a million and a half people, in the area it serves, artists and lecturers of quality and talent. The people of Minnesota are proud of their University, not only because it is one of the leading state universities in the nation, but also because of the extent and quality of its services from which they, their families, communities, and organizations benefit. Their interest in the University is a dynamic, living thing and expresses itself in many ways. Contributions from them have made it possible for the Variety Club Heart Hospital to be constructed and for the great Mayo Memorial building to be erected over the coming months. Through the American Legion and auxiliary posts all over the state, thousands of friends have made generous donations to provide an endowed research pro­ fessorship in heart diseases. All students at the University, their families and friends are invited to con­ tinue their enthusiasm and interest in the University of Minnesota. Graduates are especially urged to identify themselves with the University Alumni Associa­ tion and the Greater University Fund and to return as frequently as possible to visit us here at the University. Order (J/8vellts

ASSEMBLING OF THE AUDIENCE: As candidates for degrees at this eve­ ning's commencement and their friends and relatives reach the Minneapolis Campus of the University of Minnesota from 7 :00 to 7: 30 p.m., they will hear the Flemish bells being played from Northrop Memorial Auditorium, J. Fred­ eric Goossen, M.A. ' 50, carillonneur. Admission to the August commencement exercises is by guest card only. Guests will be seated as they arrive and will remain seated until the colors are presented.

ORGAN RECITAL: From 7:30 to 8:00 p.m., Mr. PaulO. Manz, M.M., Organist-Choirmaster of Mount Olive Lutheran Church, will play: Toccata in E minor Pachelbe1 Flute Solo Arne Gavotte - Arne \Vater Suite Handel

PROCESSIONAL: Fanfare Edmundson

PROCESSIONAL: Candidates for degrees will enter the Mall at 8:00 p.m. Seated on the platform, left to right, are: Dr. Joseph C. Olson, Associate Pro­ fessor of Dairy Bacteriology, Marshal; Dr. Robert H. Beck, Professor of Educa­ tion, Marshal; Dr. John G. Darley, Associate Dean of the Graduate School; Dr. Earl B. Fischer, Professor and Head, Pharmacognosy, College of Pharmacy; Dr. \Valter \V. Cook, Dean of the College of Education; Mr. Elmer W. John­ son, Assistant Dean of the Institute of Technology; Dr. Horace T. Morse, Dean of the General College; Mr. \Villiam T. Middlebrook, Vice President, Business Administration; Mr. True E. Pettengill, Recorder; Mr. Thomas A. H. Teeter, Dean of the Summer Session; Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President of the Univer­ sity of Minnesota; Mr. Ralph W. Keller, Manager, Minneapolis Editorial Asso­ ciation; the Reverend Edwin C. Johnson, Director of the Congregational­ Presbyterian Fellowship, St. Paul Campus; the Honorable Marjorie J. Howard, Member, Board of Regents; Assistant Dean Huntington Miller, University Extension; Dr. Roger B. Page, Assistant Dean, College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Dr. Austin A. Dowell, Assistant Dean, College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, Institute of Agriculture; Dr. Richard K. Gaumnitz, Assistant Dean, School of Business Administration; Dr. William F. Maloney, Acting Assistant Dean, College of Medical Sciences; Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, Associate Professor of Music; Dr. Raymond G. Price, Professor of Education, Marshal.

PRESENTATION OF COLORS: As the color guard, made up of University Army ROTC and Air ROTC Cadets and Naval ROTC Midshipmen, enters the Mall, the audience will rise.

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THE NATIONAL ANTHEM (first stanza only): The entire audience and Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, M.A., Associate Professor of Music, soloist.

INVOCATION: The Reverend Edwin C. Johnson, Director of the Congrega­ tional-Presbyterian Fellowship, St. Paul campus.

SPEAKING FOR THE UNIVERSITY: President James Lewis Morrill, LL.D., President of the University.

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS: "Limit: Twenty Minutes," Mr. Ralph W. Keller, Manager, Minnesota Editorial Association.

CONFERRING OF DEGREES: Dean Thomas A. H. Teeter, Summer Ses­ sion, will introduce the several deans or their representatives, who will present the candidates for degrees in their respective colleges. These, in order of their introduction are: Assistant Dean Huntington Miller, LL.B., University Exten­ sion; Dean Horace T. Morse, Ph.D., General College; Assistant Dean Roger B. Page, Ph.D., College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Assistant Dean Elmer W. Johnson, E.E., M.E., Institute of Technology; Assistant Dean Austin A. Dowell, Ph.D., College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, Insti­ tute of Agriculture; Dean Walter W. Cook, Ph.D., College of Education; Assistant Dean Richard K. Gaumnitz, Ph.D., School of Business Administra­ tion; Professor Earl B. Fischer, Ph.D., College of Pharmacy; Acting Assistant Dean William F. Maloney, M.D., College of Medical Sciences; Associate Dean John G. Darley, Ph.D., Graduate School. All degrees will be conferred by President Morrill. Immediately afterwards, certificates and diplomas will be presented by each dean to the graduates of his college.

CONFERRING OF THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY: Candidates for this degree will be presented individually by Associate Dean John G. Darley to President Morrill, who will confer the degrees.

"HAIL! MINNESOTA," the University'S alma mater song: The audience and Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, soloist. Minnesota, hail to thee! Like the stream that bends to sea, Hail to thee, our college dear! Like the pine that seeks the blue, Thy light shall ever be Minnesota, still for thee A beacon bright and clear; Thy sons are strong and true, Thy sons and daughters true From thy woods and waters fair, Will proclaim thee near and far; From thy prairies waving far, They will guard thy fame At thy call they throng And adore thy name; With their shout and song, Thou shalt be their Northern Star. Hailing thee their Northern Star.

RECESSIONAL: Mr. PaulO. Manz, organist. Psalm XIX - - Marcello 5 eaHdidates lor eOJllJllissioHS

Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the second term of the Summer Session, commissions will be conferred as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the requirements for Reserve Officers in the Armed Services.

DEPARTMENT OF NAVAL SCIENCE Ensign, USN Allan C. Feller, Winona

eaHdidates lor graduatioH

Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the second term of the Summer Session, degrees will be conferred as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the graduation require­ ments.

GENERAL EXTENSION DIVISION Business Certificate Edwin R. Erikson, Minneapolis Abraham Singer, St. Paul

GENERAL COLLEGE Associate in Arts James V. Mattson, Minneapolis Frank Delon Pickard, Minneapolis

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS Associate in Liberal Arts Muriel Elaine Gustafson, Minne­ Norman John Viken, Jr., Minneapolis apolis Eileen Marie Wencl, Owatonna Robert C. Schmitt, Minneapolis

6 Bachelor of Arts Maxwell Eugene Alvord, Minneapolis, Peggy Anne Keith, A.A., Chester, CUM LAUDE Mont. Roger Norman Amdall, Minneapolis John Howard Kendall, Sioux City, Barbara Mae Anderson, Minneapolis, Iowa CUM LAUDE Alan Lee Kilimann, Duluth Everett William Berg, Red Wing Carolyn McComas Kimme, Minne- John Alexander Berman, A.A., Sacra­ apolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE mento, Calif. Constance Marie King, Minneapolis Dean Walter Boggs, Minneapolis, James Willard Lange, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Karl Arthur Lepping, Minneapolis Robert Douglas Brandsberg, Belle Paul Francis Mattheisen, St. Louis Fourche, S.D. Park, CUM LAUDE Maryann Celestine Cadwell, Fort Joseph Leo Melzarek, St. Paul Dodge, Iowa Doris Mae Nelson, Minneapolis Beverly Carlene Canfield, Minne- Miles Ashby Nelson, Minneapolis apolis Norman Ellsworth Nissen, A.A., John G. Engberg, Minneapolis Fergus Falls Allan C. Feller, Winona Ralph Frank Norvitch, Hibbing Betty Marie Finegold, Winona Allan T. Quello, Minneapolis Frima Blume Gordon, St. Paul Allen Morton Schumeister, St. Paul Mathew John Granlund, Virginia Nancy Smith Scott, A.L.A., Minne- lrona Mae Grimes, Minneapolis apolis Barbara Nichols Hansen, Minneapolis Wesley Paul Simons, Bemidji Kenneth James Hansen, St. Paul Howard How Wong, Minneapolis Charles Nelson Haugen, Minneapolis Robert M. Wright, Minneapolis, Beverly Joan Hudy, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Frederick William Jensen, Jr., Duluth, Ruth F. Zink, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE

Bachelor of Science in library Science Jacqueline Anderson, B.A., M.A., Eva Ballin Ansell, B.A., Minneapolis St. Paul

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Bachelor of Science John Barkley Schroeder, Duluth

Bachelor of Civil Engineering Bernard William Quinlan, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Kenneth Pehr Olson, Minneapolis

7 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS OF THE INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE Bachelor of Science Roy Belmont Anderson, Cloquet, Roger Gayle Lambert, Minneapolis Agriculture Science Specialization ' Kenneth Eugene Avery, Brainerd, Jacqueline Loos Oliver, Minneapolis Agriculture Home Economics ' \Vinna Fae Serene Ingebrigtsen, Minneapolis, Home Economics

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS OF THE INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE Bachelor of Science Charles Dalton Carpenter, Hibbing, Dennis Irving Lehto, Eveleth, Agri­ Agricultural Education cultural Education, WITH DISTINC­ David Wesley Gustafson, Minne­ TION apolis, Agricultural Education Doreen Nelson Murray, Webster, Margaret B. Johnson, Hutchinson, \Vis., Home Economics Education Home Economics Education

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Mary Anne Casserly, Groton, Conn., Theron Hegg, Minneapolis, WITH DIS­ WITH DISTINCTION* TINCTION Mildred Irene Clark, Clarkton, N.C., Gordon Bernard Johnson, Minne­ WITH DISTINCTION* apolis Helen Evohn Cumming, Granite Geraldine Rose Koch, Minneapolis, Falls * WITH DISTINCTION Alice DeWispelaere, Ivanhoe Marguerite Gerdes Krause, B.S., Patricia Ann Dwyer, Minneapolis, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Mildred 1. Krenke, B.A., St. Boni­ Martha Jane Gates, Albert Lea facius Sigrid Groven, Bagley, WITH DISTINC­ Arlene Sophia Krieger, Watervliet, TION Mich.* Richard \ViUiam Halverson, Granite Viola Marie Lux, Minneapolis Falls Ernestine \Vinston Marshall, Minne­ Teresa Jane Heffron, New Richmond, apolis Wis.* Mary Ellen Maute, Cecelia

* Nursing Education Curriculum.

8 Pauline Eleanor Maxwell, Pittsfield, Douglas Elton Sautbine, St. Paul, Mass., WITH HIGH DISTINCTION* WITH DISTINCTION E. Bernice McCourt, Winona Beverly Lou Ann Schwen, Blue Earth David Christopher Melby, Akeley Barbara Dixon Starn, Minneapolis Joan Theresa O'Neill, St. Paul Mary Louise Stein, Minneapolis Katherine Rae Onsgard, Duluth Carol Carlson Sterling, Minneapolis, Geraldine Elizabeth Pearson, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION Don Carl Perrine, Blue Earth Harold Alan Strobel, Minneapolis James Clifford Pollard, Minneapolis, Robert Dale Svitak, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Irma Updegraft, Good Thunder Mickey Jolene Preston, Minneapolis, Marie Louise Wagner, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Mary Claire Weber, Mankato Orvetta Howard Riley, Minneapolis Walter Whitney West, B.S., Park Howard Clemens Rosenwinkel, B.A., Falls, Wis. St. Paul Gloria Ann Witt, B.A., Rochester, WITH DISTINCTION Bachelor of Science in library Science Mildred Aarvig Green, B.A., Moorhead Master of Education Harold Ervin Ahlborn, B.A., Detroit Rueben Gustav Lieske, B.A., Chaska Lakes James Allan McDonell, B.S., Duluth Duane Lester Boelter, B.A., Preston Albert Leroy Meuli, B.A., Minne- Nancy Edes, B.S., Hopkins apolis Thomas James Feely, B.S., St. Paul Harry Albert Meyer, B.A., Duluth Jerome Edward Gates, B.S., Minne- Kathleen Ann Pull, B.S., St. Cloud apolis . Genevieve Ann Schweizer, B.S., Bernard Alfred Grady, B.S., Hamilton, St. Paul Ontario, Canada Kenneth Sherman, B.S., Hibbing Winnifred Alice Hoch, B.A., Minne­ Arthur Carl Sloth, B.A., Chicago, Ill. apolis Constance Eve Zierden, B.S., Donald Robert Kvam, B.A., St. Paul St. Cloud

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Business Administration Clifford Eugene Alexander, Minne- Walter F. Lehmann, Minneapolis apolis Gerald Mason Loomis, Minneapolis Allan Eugene Bergstrom, Adams Gerald Stanley Pettersen, Winona Norman Edwin Davis, St. Paul Julin Arthur Rydell, Minneapolis Edward Jennings Doyle, Jr., St. Paul Earl Stanley Sanford, Norfolk, Neb. Nyles Warren Ellefson, Ridgeland, Paul Arnold Simonett, Minneapolis Wis. Walter Ludwig Teeuwen, Minne- Donald Ray Flessner, Fonda, Iowa apolis Jerold Arthur Harlow, Minneapolis Edward Joseph Whelan, Albert Lea Donald Robert Hasselberg, Minne- apolis

* Nursing Education Curriculum. Bachelor of Science in Economics David Bryce Ekberg, Edina

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy John Raymond Dearman, Winona Albert Edward Rysavy, Blooming Joseph Milton Liss, Minneapolis Prairie Robert Milton Thurn, Minneapolis

LAW SCHOOL Bachelor of Science in Law Richard Arthur Burkhardt, Plainview

Master of Laws Wilbur Fee Bowker, B.A., LL.B., Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Bachelor of Science in Professional Nursing* * Jo Ann Cash, Des Moines, Iowa Jean Grace Lundahl, Hopkins Margaret Carolyn Gunn, St. James, Marlys Marie Robertson, Jamestown, WITH DISTINCTION N.D. Beverly Lorraine Hagen, Montevideo Jane Hage Runquist, Madelia Marilyn Ruth Hamre, Minneapolis, Bennie Gordon Strom, St. Paul WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Karen Thune Sturgeon, Sheridan, Barbara Ruth Johnson, Oakley, Kan., Wyo., WITH DISTINCTION WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Pauline Elizabeth Thurston, B.A., Gladys Lucille Johnson, Rose Creek St. Paul Bachelor of Science Doris Genevieve Durkee, Fitchburg, Dorothy Fisher Luthringer, R.N., Mass., Public Health Nursing, Monticello, Ind., Public Health WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Nursing John Willard Horns, St. Paul, Medi­ Kenneth Fred Swaim an, B.A., St. cine Louis Park, Medicine Gertrude Isaacs, R.N., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, Public Health Nursing, WITH DISTINCTION ** These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of nursing practice prior to December 17, 1953. 10 Master of Nursing Administration Theresa Sarah LaPlante, B.S., Almira Hoppe Ockerman, B.S., Newburyport, Mass. Minneapolis Irene Ann Sobotka, B.S., Minneapolis

GRADUATE SCHOOL Master of Arts Donald Norris Anderson, Zumbrota Chamiion Jeannine Bolles, Janesville, B.S. '40, Mankato State Teachers College. Wis_ Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. B.A. '50, University of Wisconsin. Field of Concentration: Educational Psychology. Lilly Augusta Anderson, Minneapolis B.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Field of Norman Richard Braton, Barnesville Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.S. '46, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. Carlos Arthur Avery, Glenwood B.A. '30, University of Minnesota; B.S. '49, Charles Richard Bruning, Solen, N.D. St. Cloud State Teachers College. Field of B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Educational Administration. Concentration: Educational Administration. Arthur John Barsness, Hutchinson William Zoltan Brust, St. Paul B.S. '43, St. Cloud State Teachers College. B.A. cum laude '44, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ Major: German. Minor: French. Thesis: Hugo struction. von Hofmannstal's "Elektra" and Jean-Paul Sartre's "Les Mouches." Norman Edwin Barth, White Bear Lake Loyal William Burmeister, Northfield B.A. '50, Luther College. Field of Concen­ B.S. '42, St. Cloud State Teachers College. tration: History. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ struction. John A. Beaumont, Springfield, Ill. B.A. '26, Union College. Field of Concen­ George Franklin Cashman, Minne- tration: Curriculum and Instruction. apolis B.A. '48, St. John's University. Field of Con­ Robert Andrew Bennett, Albert Lea centration: English. B.A. '49, University of California at Los Angeles; B.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Dante Peter Ciochetto, Chisholm Field of Concentration: Educational Psy­ B.S. '47, St. Cloud State Teachers College. chology. Field of Concentration: English. Eugene Arthur Berg, Duluth John Frank Clay, Lewiston B.A. '41, Carleton College. Field of Concen­ B.S. '47, University of Minnesota; B.S. '48, tration: Curriculum and Instruction. Winona State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Educational Administration. Nathan Bindler, Duluth B.A. cum laude '52, University of Minnesota. Margaret Irene Conway, Minneapolis Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ B.A. '22, University of Wisconsin; M.A. '30, struction. Ph.D. '39, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Educational Psychology. Alice Lorraine Binger, Renville B.S. '44, St. Cloud State Teachers College. John Quentin Cook, Hot Springs, S.D. Field of Concentration: Speech. B.A. summa cum laude '52, Hamline Univer­ sity. Field of Concentration: History. Ruth'Miller Boehme, Duluth B.S. '48, Moorhead State Teachers College. William Oliver Cook, Superior, Wis. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of struction. Concentration: Industrial Education. 11 Lyman D. Coombs, st. Paul Donald \Verner Gieschen, St. Paul B.A. cum laude '51, University of Minnesota. B.s. ' 50, Northwestern University. Major: Field of Concentration: Political Science. Philosophy. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: C. D. Broad's Treatment of Causality. Martha Lucille Dean, Arlington, Va. B.S. ' 52, Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Field Stanley \Vynne Gilbertson, Minne­ of Concentration: Child Welfare. apolis B.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of Richard Alan DeGuise, Minneapolis Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.S. with distinction '52, University of Minne­ sota. Field of Concentration: Education. Rosemary Gilmore, Minneapolis B.S. ' 36, University of Minnesota. Field of Margaret Peterson Doren, St. Paul Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.S. with distinction '35, University of Minne­ Robert Lee Granger, \Vest Union, sota. Field of Concentration: Educational Psy­ chology. Iowa B.A. '46, Iowa State Teachers College; M.M. Marian Gertrude Drake, Blue Earth '49, The New England Conservatory of Music. B.A. '19, University of Minnesota. Field of Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. istration. Melvin Maurice Grimstad, Minne­ Harold Bruce Dreyer, Bemidji apolis B.S. ' 52, Bemidji State Teachers College. Field B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. William John Ellena, Duluth Lauren Hagge, Rochester B.S. ' 51, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '46, Iowa State Teachers College. Field Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. of Concentration: Physical Education. Frank F. Engdahl, Minneapolis Marguerite Elna Hallquist, Amery, B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Wis. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.A. cum laude '47, Macalester College. Field of Concentration: American Studies. Eleanore Myrtle Ferguson, Minne- apolis Paul Leo Halverson, Stillwater B.S. with distinction '45, University of Minne­ B.E. '34, LaCrosse State Teachers College. sota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Field of Concentration: Educational Admin. Instruction. istration. Robert Lewis Field, Winona Ruth A. Hanson, Fargo, N.D. B.S. '40, Moorhead State Teachers College. B.S. '48, Winona State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In· istration. struction. Elsie Katherine Holt, Minneapolis Richard Carlton Fosse, Minneapolis B.S. with distinction '43, University of Minne­ B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: sota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Music. Minor: Art History. Thesis: The Life Instruction. and Works of Nicolaus Bruhns, 1665-1697. Donald Ellsworth Holycross, Marshall Robert Melvin Franken, Schaller, B.S. '48, Bemidji State Teachers College. Iowa Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis­ B.A. '48, Morningside College. Field of Con­ tration. centration: Education. Lester Ross Horn, New Auburn, Wis. Joan Louise Fritzinger, Slatington, Pa. B.S. '49, River Falls State Teachers College. B.A. '52, University of Minnesota. Field of Field of Concentration: Educational Psy­ Concentration: English. chology. Russell Gettinger, River Falls, Wis. Bernard Owen Hughes, Menomonie, B.S. '38, River Falls State Teachers College. Wis. Field of Concentration: Educational Psy­ B.S. '48, The Stout Institute. Field of Con­ chology. centration: Industrial Education.

12 Warren Henry Hutchens, St. Cloud Beverly Jean Lewis, St. Paul B.A. '42, Iowa State Teachers College. Field B.A. '50, Bethel College; B.S. '51, University of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Child Welfare. Melvyn Richard Johnson, Minne­ apolis Marland LeRoy Madson, Butterfield B.S. ' 50, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '52, St. Olaf College. Field of Concen­ Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. tration: Curriculum and Instruction. Frank Anthony Kadlec, Minneapolis William Eugene Magajna, Mountain B.S. ' 52, Eau Claire State Teachers College. Iron Field of Concentration: Curriculnm and In­ B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of struction. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Sirkka T. Kamu, Helsinki, Finland William Peter Mancina, Duluth B.A. '46, University of Helsinki. Field of B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Educational Psychology. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Elmer August Kastner, Lamberton James Oliver Mauseth, St. Paul B.A. '38, Wartburg College. Field of Con­ B.A. '52, Macalester College. Field of Con­ centration: Educational Administration. centration: Library Science. Zarm Clarine Keljik, St. Paul Charles Burton McNeil, Duluth B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: American Studies. B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Psychology. Evelyn Bernice Kittlesby, Calmar, Iowa Mervin Dale Meyer, Lake Crystal B.A. '32, State University of Iowa. Field of B.A. '51, St. Olaf College. Field of Concen­ Concentration: Educational Psychology. tration: German. Charles Knickrehm, Kenosha, Wis. Raimonds Reinis Miesnieks, Riga, B.A. '48, DePauw University. Field of Con­ Latvia centration: English. B.A. '51, Concordia College. Field of Con­ centration: German. Richard Bradley Kozelka, Cannon Falls Francis William Miller, Faribault B.A. summa cum laude '46, University of B.A. '48, St. John's University. Field of Con­ Minnesota. Major: Philosophy. Minor: English. centration: Economics. Thesis: Some Epistemological Problems in Karl Barth's Philosophy. Rowe Burrell Million, Red Wing B.A. '35, Macalester College. Field of Con­ Kenneth Christian Kragh, Hendricks centration: Speech B.S. '49, South Dakota State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. Field of Con­ Richard Peter Moll, Williamson, N.Y. centration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.A. '51, Brown University. Field of Concen­ Richard Henry Laube, St. Peter tration: Psychology. B.A. '40, Valparaiso University. Field of Con­ centration: Business Administration. John Maurice Moriarity, Duluth B.E. '31, Winona State Teachers College. Floyd Wayne Lekvold, Naples, S.D. Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ B.S. '41, South Dakota State College of Agri­ istration. culture and Mechanic Arts. Field of Concen­ tration: Curriculum and Instruction. Hermann S. Muenster, Munich, Ger- many Harry Monfoon Leong, San Diego, B.S. '50, Die Technische Hochschule. Major: Calif. Sociology. Minor: Agricultural Economics. B.A. '52, Stanford University. Field of Con­ Thesis: Outlook for the Hired Farm Labor centration: American Studies. Force in Western Germany. George Lewis Levine, Bronx, N.Y. Esther May Neller, Brainerd B.A. '52, New York University. Field of Con­ B.S. '14, Macalester College. Field of Con­ ceutration: English. centration: Curriculum and Instruction.

13 Edwin Leonard Nelson, Sioux City, Edward Bernhard Savage, Prescott, Iowa Wis. B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '48, Hamline University. Major: English. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Minor: Speech. Thesis: The Conflict of So.. cialism and Middle Class Values in the Plays George Henry Nielsen, Stillwater of Harley Granville-Barker. B.A. '35, Augustana College. Field of Con· Mabel Dorothy Schauland, Barnum centration: Educational Administration. B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Dorothy Schoen Nudell, Minneapolis B.A. magna cum laude '47, University of Erhart Alfred Schinske, St. Peter Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Psy­ B.A. '40, Hamline University. Field of Con­ chology. centration: Speech. Betty Ann Sigan, Gladstone, Mich. Kenneth Efford Olson, Argyle B.A. '51, Michigan State College. Field of B.S. '48, Bemidji State Teachers College. Concentration: Education. Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. Sister Mary St. Jude Haywood, Min­ Eli Orlich, Duluth neapolis B.S. '40, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '42, State University of Iowa. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Kenneth Gerald Parker, Kimball Louis George Skubic, S~ult Ste. Marie, B.S. '38, Moorhead State Teachers College. Mich. Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ B.S. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of istration. Concentration: Industrial Education.

Frederick Leonard Phillips, Jr., Worthington LeHuray Smith, St. Paul Livingston, Mont. B.A. '50, Yale University. Field of Concen­ B.A. cum laude '46, College of St. Thomas. tration: American Studies. Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ istration. Edwin Lester Stull, St. Paul B.S. '41, Winona State Teachers College. Scott Todd Pike, Boston, Mass. Field of Concentration: Educational Psy­ B.A. '48, Middlebury College. Field of Con­ chology. centration: American Studies. John Carl Sundberg, Fairmont B.S. '40, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Norman Dale Pippin, St. Paul Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ B.A. '49, Macalester College; B.S. '51, Uni­ istration. versity of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Dirk Pieter Ten Brinke, Minneapolis B.S. with high distinction '43, University of Alphonse Dante Pontrelli, Glendive, Minnesota. Major: Educational Psychology. Mont. Minor: Zoology. Thesis: Science Teaching in B.S. '47, St. John'S University. Field of Con­ London Secondary Schools. centration: Educational Administration. Mollie Jackie Thissen, Ellendale B.S. '52, Mankato State Teachers College. Frank Francis Rukavina, Virginia Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ B.A. cum laude '47, Hamline University. Field struction. of Concentration: Educational Administration. James Emmett Tollefson, Lamberton B.S. '42, Mankato State Teachers College. Orwin Alexander Rustad, Northfield Field of Concentration: Educational Admin· B.A. '42, St. Olaf College. Field of Concen­ istration. tration: Education. E. Margaret S. Trautwein, Minne­ Lillian Astrid Ryberg, Minneapolis apolis B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '37, Augsburg College. Field of Concen­ Concentration: Spanish. tration: English.

14 Robert Greenwood Tuttle, White Ward Brisbine Wheeler, Jr., Willmar Bear Lake B.S. '43, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '47, St. Cloud State Teachers COllege. Concentration: Industrial Education. Field of Concentration: Speech. Howard O. Wickler, Blooming Shirley Ann Verstegen, Sioux City, Prairie Iowa B.S. '49, Mankato State Teachers College. B.A. '47, MacMurray College. Field of Con­ Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. centration: Curriculum and Instruction. Richard Arnold Wiederanders, Ramona Korb Volkmann, Forest Waverly, Iowa Lake B.A. '49, Wartburg College. Field of Con­ B.E. '35, Oshkosh State Teachers College. centration: Educational Administration. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ struction. Winton Thomas Williams, Pembroke Lawrence Andrew Wahoski, St. Paul East, Bermuda B.A. '52, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '49, Tuskegee Institute. Field of Concen­ Concentration: Journalism. tration: Curriculum and Instruction.

Master of Arts in Public Administration Raymond Tyre Olsen, Bemidji B.A. '51, Bemidji State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Public Administration.

Master of Business Administration Robert Davis Anderson, Duluth Robert Eugene Harris, Granite Falls B.B.A. with distinction '52, University of B.B.A. '52, University of Minnesota. Field Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Business of Concentration: Business Administration. Administration. Quentin Frederick Wessman, Dassel B.B.A. with distinction '52, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Economics.

Master of Science Gregorio Weber Amunategui, Santi- Walter Gordon Enstrom, Chicago, Ill. ago, Chile B.S. '52, University of Illinois. Field of Con­ Graduate '51, Catholic University of Chile. centration: Agronomy. Field of Concentration: Agricultural Eco­ nomics. Donald Anthony Leister, Pittsburgh, Dennis Henry Cox, St. Paul Pa. B.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Major: B.S. '51, Carnegie Institute of Technology. Dairy Husbandry. Minor: Agricultural Bio­ Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Physical chemistry. Thesis: The Use of Nordihydro­ Chemistry. Thesis: Competitive Deuteration guaiaretic Acid to Stabilize Added Vitamin A of Aromatic Hydrocarbons. in Fluid and Dry Milks. Robert Frederick Drescher, Hibbing Abdel-Aziz Mostafa Omar, Cairo, B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Egypt Plant Pathology. Minor: Agricultural Bio­ B.Sc. '34, Fouad I University; Dip!. Agric. chemistry. Thesis: Experimental Plugging of '39, Cambridge University. Field of Concen­ Felts Used in the Paper Industry. tration: Plant Genetics. 15 Roger Noel Pederson, Minneapolis Frank Sauer, Toronto, Ontario, B.s. with distinction '52, University of Min· Canada nesota. Major: Mathematics and Mechanics. D.V.M. '51, Ontario Veterinary College. Minor: Physics. Thesis: The Asymptotic Major: Pathology. Minor: Veterinary Medi­ Evaluation of an Integral Involving Two cine. Thesis: A Study of the Pathology Caused Large Parameters. by the Feeding of Trichloroethylene-Extracted Maddury Venkata Ramarao, Coca- Soybean Oil Meal to Guinea Pigs. nada, India B.Sc. (Hons.) '47, M.Sc. '48, Andhra Uni­ C. S. Venkataram, Bangalore, India versity. Field of Concentration: Phannaceuti­ B.Sc. '46, Presidency College; M.S. '49, cal Chemistry. Madras University. Field of Concentration: Plant Pathology. Patricia June Rand, St. Paul B.S. '47, University of Minnesota. Major: Carol Helen Webb, St. Louis Park Botany. Minor: Zoology. Thesis: The Plant Communities and History of the Carlos Avery B.S. '23, University of Minnesota. Field of Game Refuge, Anoka County, Minnesota. Concentration: Botany. Leonard Rosenthall, Montreal, Que- Henry Woodrow Wilson, Bismarck, bec, Canada N.D. B.Sc. '49, McGill University. Major: Bio­ B.A. '40, Jamestown College. Field of Con­ physics. Minor: Biostatistics. Thesis: A Study centration: Zoology. of the Effects of X-ray Quality on Bone Growth and Bone Damage.

Master of Science in Aeronautical Engineering Alfred Robert Deptula, Cleveland, Ohio B.S.E. '43, Fenn College. Field of Concen­ tration: Aeronautical Engineering

Master of Science in Civil Engineering Hans Cora Blauwkuip, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Graduate '52, Delft Institute of Technology. Major: Civil Engineering (Hydromechanics). Minor: Civil Engineering (Soils Mechanics). Thesis: The Effect of Sills upon the Water­ surface Elevation.

Master of Science in Dental Surgery George Charles Gamboa, Temple City D.D.S. '46, College of Physicians and Sur­ geons. Major: Dental Surgery. Minor: Anat­ omy. Thesis: A Study of Peripheral Giant Cell Tumors of the Gingivae: Clinical and Pathologic.

16 Master of Science in Dentistry Robert Earl Sausen, St. Paul D.D.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Major: Dentistry. Minor: Physiological Chemistry. Thesis: Electrophoresis in Dentine with Radio­ active Isotope Calcium 45.

Master of Science in Dermatology and Syphilology Harold Otto Perry, Rochester Millard Andrew Troxell, Minneapolis B.S. '44, M.D. '46, University of Minnesota. Met.E. '39, University of Minnesota; M.D. Major: Dermatology and Syphilology. Minor: '44, State University of Iowa. Major: Derma­ Histopathology. Thesis: Laboratory Studies on tology and Syphilology. Minor: Pathology. Endomycin with Special Reference to Its Thesis: Melanoplakia. Antifungal Effect Against Candida Albicans.

Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Viktor Met, Vienna, Austria Graduate '52, University of Technology in Vienna. Major: Electrical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics and Mechanics. Thesis: Develop­ ment of an Electrolytic Tank for Network Problems.

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering Dilip Kumar Goswami, Sibsagar, Eino Kenneth Latvala, Sebeka Assam, India B.Mech.E. '48, University of Minnesota. Field B.Sc. in Ag.Eng. '47, University of Allahabad; of Concentration: Mechanical Engineering. M.S. in Ag.Eng. '52, University of Minnesota. Major: Mechanical Engineering (Internal Richard Keith Nelson, Minneapolis Combustion Engines) . Minor: Mechanical B.S. with distinction '52, University of Minne­ Engineering (Machine Design). Thesis: A sota. Field of Concentration: Mechanical Engi­ Study of Mixture Variation from Cycle to neering. Cycle in a Four Stroke Gasoline Engine. Erwin Wedel, San Jose, Costa Rica B.S. in Ch.E. '50, B.S. in Mech.E. '51, Tu­ lane University. Field of Concentration: Me­ chanical Engineering.

Master of Science in Medicine James K. McCorkle, St. Petersburg, Fla. B.A. '34, University of California; M.D., C.M. '40, McGill University. Major: Medi­ cine. Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: Myasthenia Gravis and Exophthalmic Goiter.

17 Master of Science in Orthopedic Surgery Harry Walter Stuermer, Minneapolis B.A. '42, B.S. '43, M.D. '44, University of Illinois. Major: Orthopedic Surgery. Minors: Anatomy and Pathology. Thesis: Study of Leg Length Measuring.

Master of Science in Radiology Norman Zheutlin, Pelham, N.Y. M.D. '48, Albany Medical College. Major: Radiology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: The Effect of Barium in the Peritoneal Cavity Fol­ lowing Rupture of the Colon.

Master of Social Work Dolores Bernath, St. Paul Gretchen Hilgeman, Minneapolis B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '38, Jamestown College. Field of Con­ Concentration: Social Work. centration: Social Work. Paul Harold Engstrom, Minneapolis Colina Levina Jordan, Utrecht, The B.A. '38, University of Minnesota. Field of Netherlands Concentration: Social Work. Graduate '50, School of Social Work in Am­ Margaret Winnifred Fannin, Keokuk, sterdam. Field of Concentration: Social Work. Iowa Wilmette Anne Rachac, St. Paul B.A. '33, Culver-Stockton College. Field of B.A. '50, Hamline University. Field of Con­ Concentration: Social Work. centration: Social Work.

Doctor of Philosophy Mohamed Bahij AI-Hakim, Aleppo, Robert Martin Appel, Minneapolis Syria B.S. in Pharm. '50, University of Minnesota. Diplome d'Ingenieur Civil '44, Ecole Fran­ Major: Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Minors: caise de Ingenieurs (Syria); M.S. in C.E. '47, Pharmacology and Organic Chemistry. Thesis: University of Minnesota. Major: Civil Engi­ A Phytochemical Investigation of Digitalis neering. Minors: Mathematics and Organic Ferruginea. Major Adviser: Prof. Ole Gisvold. Chemistry. Thesis: Conglomeration and Dis­ persion Effects of Ultrasonic Vibrations as Applied to Some Sanitary Engineering Prob­ Robert Frederick Biehler, Summit, lems. Major Adviser: Prof. G. J. Schroepfer. N.J. B.A. magna cum laude '50, Syracuse Univer­ Stuart Robinson Andrews, Albuquer- sity; M.A. '51, University of Minnesota. que, N.M. Major: Child Welfare. Minor: Psychology. B.S. '33, M.F. '35, Yale University. Major: Thesis: An Analysis of Free Painting Pro­ Plant Pathology. Minor: Forestry. Thesis: cedures as Used with Preschool Children. Western Red Rot of Ponderosa Pine. Major Major Adviser: Prof. D. B. Harris. Adviser: Prof. C. M. Christensen. Hector Roque Anton, Los Angeles, Robert LeRoy Boblitt, Springfield, Calif. Ohio B.S. with honors '42, M.B.A. '47, University B.S. in Pharm. '48, Ohio Northern University. of California at Los Angeles. Major: Eco­ Major: Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Minor: Or­ nomics. Minor: Law. Thesis: A Critical ganic Chemistry. Thesis: The Synthesis of Evaluation of Techniques of Analysis of the Some Esters of Some New N-Alkyl p-Carboxy­ Flow of Business Funds. Major Adviser: Prof. benzamidines. Major Adviser: Prof Ole Gis­ E. A. Heilman. voId. 18 Daniel Vance Bryan, Minneapolis Mearl Raymond Guthrie, Jr., Cincin- B.A. '40, M.A. '42, State University of Iowa. nati, Ohio Major: English. Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: B.S. '48, M.A. '49, Ball State Teachers Col­ Samuel Butler: Creative Evolution in Litera­ lege. Major: Education. Minor: Educational ture. Major Adviser: Prof. W. V. O'Connor. Psychology. Thesis: The Measurement of Per­ sonal Factors Related to Success of Office Carl Raymond Carlson, Minneapolis Workers. Major Adviser: Prof. R. G. Price. B.S. magna cum laude '42, Hamline Univer­ sity; M.A. '49, University of Minnesota. William Robert Hasek, Pittsburgh, Major: Education. Minor: Educational Psy­ Pa. chology. Thesis: A Study of the Relative Ef­ B.S. '49, Carnegie Institute of Technology. fectiveness of Lecture and Directed Discussion Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Physical Methods of Teaching Tests and Measurements Chemistry. Thesis: Part I: Reactions of Nitro­ to Prospective Air Force Instructors. Major olefins with Diazocompounds; Part II: Re­ Adviser: Prof. C. W. Boardman. actions of Benzo-l, 4-Dithiadiene. Major Ad­ viser: Prof. W. E. Parham. Samuel Owen Cornwell, Minneapolis B.S. '44, M.S. '48, University of North Caro­ Eldon Glen Hill, Loveland, Colo. lina. Major: Anatomy. Minor: Pathology. B.S. '40, Colorado State College of Agricul­ Thesis: Studies on Reticuloendothelial Func­ ture and Mechanic Arts; M.S. '50, University tion with Colloidal Gold. Major Adviser: of Minnesota. Major: Poultry Husbandry. Prof. W. 1. Williams. Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. Thesis: Purified Diet and Unidentified Growth Factor Stanley Lawrence Curtis, Truro, Nova Studies in the Nutrition of the Chick. Major Scotia, Canada Adviser: Prof. H. J. Sloan. B.S.A. '45, University of Toronto; M.S. '51, University of Massachusetts. Major: Animal Leroy Henry Holt, Kasson Husbandry. Minor: Plant Genetics. Thesis: B.S. '42, Iowa State College; M.S. '48, South The Comparative Value of Selecting Swine Dakota State College of Agriculture and Me­ Before and After Progeny Testing. Major Ad­ chanic Arts. Major: Animal Husbandry. Minor: viser: Prof. J. N. Cummings. Plant Genetics. Thesis: An Appraisal of Cross­ breeding in Farm Animals. Major Adviser: Forrest Leroy Erlandson, Minneapolis Prof. 1. M. Winters. B.A. cum laude '48, M.A. '52, University of Minnesota. Major: Psychology. Minor: Edu­ Warren Edward Ibele, Minneapolis cational Psychology. Thesis: Socio-Economic B.M.E. '44, Tulane University; M.S. in M.E. Factors Related to Vocational Interests as '47, University of Minnesota. Major: Mechani­ Measured by the Strong Vocational Interest cal Engineering. Minor: Physics. Thesis: An Blank for Men. Major Adviser: Prof. R. F. Extension of the Law of Corresponding States. Berdie. Major Adviser: Prof. N. A. Hall. Henry Edward Fritz, Superior, Wis. Jack Indritz, Minneapolis B.S. '47, M.S. '47, University of Illinois. M.S. '40, University of Chicago. Major: Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Inorganic Mathematics. Minor: Physics. Thesis: Appli­ Chemistry. Thesis: The Dienone-Phenol Re­ cations of the Rayleigh-Ritz Method to the arrangement. Major Adviser: Prof. S. W. Solutions of Partial Differential Equations. Fenton. Major Adviser: Prof. S. E. Warschawski. Thomas Frank Gossett, Dallas, Texas Dennis James Kane, St. Paul' B.A. '46, M.A. '48, Southern Methodist Uni­ B.A. '40, St. Bonaventure College. Major: versity. Major: American Studies. Thesis: The Anatomy. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Histo­ Idea of Anglo-Saxon Superiority in American pathology of the Renal Lesion in the Gener­ Thought, 1865-1915. Major Adviser: Prof. alized Schwartzman Phenomenon. Major Ad­ M. Q. Sibley. viser: Prof W. L. Williams. David Henry Gregg, Minneapolis Hsin-Kuan Liu, Honan, China B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: B.S. '43, National Northwestern College of Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Minors: Pharma­ Engineering; M.S. '49, State University of cology and Organic Chemistry. Thesis: A Pre­ Iowa. Major: Civil Engineering. Minor: liminary Phytochemical Investigation of Digi­ Mathematics and Mechanics. Thesis: Ripple talis Orientalis. Major Adviser: Prof. Ole Formation and Its Relation to Bed-Load Gisvold. Movement. Major Adviser: Prof. L. G. Straub. 19 \Villiam Brydon Fraser Mackay, vVin- David Lawson Russell, Truro, Mass. ncpcg, Manitoba, Canada B.A. with honors '42, \Vesleyan University. B.E.E. '38, University of Manitoba; B.MetE. Major: Psychology. Minor: Educational Psy­ '40, M,S, '47, University of Minnesota, Major: chology. Thes.ls: A Companson of Rating, Metallography, Minor: Industrial Engineering, Test, and SocIOmetnc Methods of Personality Thesis: High Strength Wrought Aluminum Measurement. Major Adviser: Prof J. G. Alloys Based upon the Ternary System Darley. Aluminum-Zinc-Magnesium, Major Adviser: Kenneth Francis Schenkel, Jackson- Prof, R, L, DowdelL ville, Fla. Ernest Leland McCollum, Denver, B.S. '47, University of F1orida; M.A. '50, The American University. Major: Psychology. Colo. Minor: Economics. Thesis: Tabulator Opera­ B.S. with high distinction '47, M.A. '49, Ari­ tor Selection, Emphasizing Relationships zona State College. Major: Psychology. Minor: Among Aptitudcs, Interests, Proficiency, Job­ Education. Thesis: A Study of the Vocational and Vocational-Satisfaction. Major Adviser: Interest Profiles of USAF Personnel Officers Prof. D. G. Paterson. With and Without Fornlal Personnel Train­ ing. Major Adviser: Prof. D. G. Paterson. Harlie Lawrence Smith, JI., Indian- apolis, Ind. Gabriel Georges Nahas, Toulouse, B.A. '48, Westminster College; M.A. '51, France University of Minnesota. Major: Linguistics B.A. '37, M.D. '44, University of Toulouse; and Comparative Philology. Minor: Semitics. M.S. '49, University of Rochester. Major: Thesis: The Phonology of Arabic Loan-Words Physiology. Minor: Experimental Physiology. in Old Spanish. Major Adviser: Prof T. B. Thesis: Some Studies on the Effects of Irving. Hypoxia upon the Respiration and Circulation Kalmer Elief Stordahl, McIntosh of Non-Narcotized Dogs. Major Adviser: Dr. B.S. '47, Bemidji State Teachers College; M. B. Visscher. M.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Educational Psychology. Minor: Psychology. Kaworu Carl Nomura, Minneapolis Thesis: The Stability of Strong Vocational B.Phys. with distinction '48, M.S., '49, Uni­ Intercst Blank Patterns for Pre-college Males. versity of Minnesota. Major: Electrical Engi­ Major Adviser: Prof. W. E. Dugan. neering. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: The Influence of Excess Oxygen on the Secondary Walter Eugene Strimling, Minne- Electron Emitting Properties of MgO Single apolis Crystals. Major Adviser: Prof. \V. G. B.Phys. with high distinction '45, M.A. '45, Shepherd. University of Minnesota. Major: Mathematics. Minors: Chemistry and Electrical Engineer­ Antonio Hadad Obaid, Northfield ing: Thesis: Solution of a Linear, Second B.A. '41, Carleton College; M.A. '42, Uni­ Order, Partial Differential Equation in Three versity of Nebraska. Major: Spanish. Minor: Variables by Weiner Integration. Major Ad­ French. Thesis: EI Quijote en los Episodios viser: Prof, R. H. Cameron. Nacionales de Perez Gald6s. Major Adviser: Donald Wayne Sydow, Fairmont Prof. W. T. Pattison. B.S. '42, Hamline University. Major: Psy­ chology. Minor: Neuropsychiatry. Thesis: A Otto Paul Charles Press, Minneapolis Psychometric Differentiation Between Func­ B. J. '48, University of Missouri; M.A. '51, tional Psychotics and Non-Psychotics with University of Minnesota. Major: Political Sci­ Organic Brain Damage. Major Adviser: Prof. ence. Minor: Sociology. Thesis: Administra­ William Schofield. tion Losses in Midterm Elections. Major Ad­ visers: Profs. A. N. Christensen and Herbert Verne Howard Townley, Sioux City, McClosky. Iowa B.S. '48, Iowa State College; M.S. '50, Uni­ Wilmoth Christian Price, Crosby versity of Minnesota. Major: Dairy Husbandry. B.S. '50, St. Cloud State Teachers College; Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. Thesis: The M.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Major: Use of a Venturi Atomizer in Spray Drier Education. Minor: Educational Psychology. Design. Major Adviser: Prof. S. T. Coulter. Thesis: The Status of Consumer Education Robert Edwin Zink, Minneapolis Courses in Colleges and Universities. Major B.A. magna cum laude '49, M.A. '51, Uni­ Adviser: Prof, R. G. Price. versity of Minnesota. Major: Mathematics. Minor: Physics. Thesis: Direct Unions of Measure Spaces. Major Adviser: Prof. B. R. Gelbaum. 20 CAPS AND GOWNS

AN EXPLANATION In the medieval city, clothing not unlike that worn by those participating in this commencement was common. The modem academic costume has evolved from the dress of the medieval guilds and their early religious orders. Today, everyone with a college or university degree may wear the black aca­ demic gown. Hoods, which are omitted by seniors who are candidates for de­ grees, are worn by graduates. At the University of Minnesota, the lining of the hood has a maroon chevron on an old gold ground to represent the University colors. A University faculty member who holds a degree from another college or university wears the colors of his own alma mater. Distinctions among sleeves indicate the type of degree held by the wearer. A long, pointed sleeve indicates a Bachelor's degree, while a long, closed sleeve with a slit near the upper part of the arm designates a Master's degree. A round, open sleeve marks a Doctor's degree. The velvet edging on hoods is the color which stands for the field of study of the gown's wearer. It may be white for Arts and Letters, gold-yellow for Science, maize for Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, grey for Veterinary Medicine, or light blue for Education. Orange denotes Technology; dark blue, Philosophy; purple, Law; green, Medicine; and pink, Music. Public Health is shown by salmon pink edging, Dentistry by lilac, Pharmacy by olive, and Commerce and Accounting by drab. The Doctor's costume also has velvet trimming on the rest of the gown, including crossbars on the sleeves. The trimming may either be black or may match the color of the hood edging. Shoulder insignia on the gowns of candidates for degrees indicate that the candidate is an honor student. Caps, or mortarboards, too, have significance. The President of the Univer­ sity is the only one who may wear a velvet cap and a gold tassel. For the Master's and Doctor's degrees the tassels are always black, but can­ didates for the Bachelor's degree at this commencement wear tassels which indicate their school or college by color, as follows:

(In the order of march) General College ... .. crimson and white College of Science, Literature, and the Arts ...... white Institute of Technology ...... orange College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics of the Institute of Agriculture ...... maize College of Education...... light blue School of Business Administration ...... drab Pharmacy ...... olive Law ...... purple College of Medical Sciences ...... green Graduate School ...... black

21 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Senior JeeceptioH Alljllst 1953

• The members of the Senior Class, their relatives and friends are invited by President and Mrs. Morrill to attend the Senior Reception immediately after the commencement exercises. The Reception will be held on the terrace of the Coffman Memorial Union.

• Assisting in the Reception are members of the All-University Congress; Grey Friars and Iron Wedge, senior honorary organizations for men; Mortar Board, senior honorary organization for women; Chimes, junior honorary organization for women; and Phoenix and Silver Spur, junior honorary organizations for men. These students have maroon and gold identifications.

• Among those in the receiving line will be President and Mrs. 1. L. Morrill, Dean Thomas A. H. Teeter, Summer Session, and Mrs. Teeter, and Miss June Carlson, Senior Coordinator, All-University Congress.

• All guests are urged to register at the appropriate tables presided over by members of Phoenix and Silver Spur. The signed pages will be bound and preserved by the class of 1953.

• Punch will be served. The young ladies presiding at the punch tables are members of Chimes. THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Announces Its [)ecemuer Commencement 1953

NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 17 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK Universitll 0/ Minnesota THE BOARD OF REGENTS

Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Secretary Mr. Laurence R. Lunden, Treasurer

The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Cloud First Vice President and Chairman The Honorable George W. Lawson, St. Paul Second Vice President The Honorable James F. Bell, Minneapolis The Honorable Daniel C. Gainey, Owatonna The Honorable Richard L. Griggs, Duluth The Honorable Marjorie J. Howard, Excelsior The Honorable Lester A. Malkerson, Minneapolis The Honorable Charles W. Mayo, Rochester The Honorable Karl G. Neumeier, Stillwater The Honorable E. E. Novak, New Prague The Honorable A. J. Olson, Renville The Honorable Herman F. Skyberg, Fisher

As a courtesy to those attending functions, and out of respect for the character of the building, be it resolved by the Board of Regents that there be printed in the programs of all functions held in the Cvrus 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. 7:ltis Js VOllf Univefsilu CHARTERED in February, 1851, by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Minnesota, the University of Minnesota has this year celebrated its one hundred and second birthday. As from its very beginning, the University is dedicated to the task of training the youth of today, the citizens of tomorrow. How well it has succeeded is indicated by the number of doctors, lawyers, engineers, social workers, journalists, dentists, farmers, businessmen, and com­ munity and civic leaders in all fields-good citizens all-who have gone from its several campuses to participate actively in the upgrading of the welfare of the citizens of our state. During the period of its existence, the University has awarded more than 112,500 degrees to its students who have completed the rigorous training demanded by the complexities of modern society. In addition to the enormous task of giving collegiate instruction to nearly 19,000 students on its Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth campuses, the Uni­ versity offers, through its Schools of Agriculture, its General Extension Division, and its short courses, specialized training designed to assist those who wish to study on a part-time basis. Still in addition, its staff members who are county agents, home agents, and recreation and health consultants give effective aid and assistance to citizens of the state in their very homes. But the University of Minnesota, like all great universities, has expanded far beyond its early teaching and training programs. In its diverse research labora­ tories on its three campuses, at the several agricultural experiment stations, at the Rosemount Research Center, and at the University Hospitals, its scientists at anyone moment are working on countless research experiments of vital in­ terest to the future health and welfare of all of us. These projects deal with such matters as cancer, poliomyelitis, taxation, low-grade iron ore, cheese-making, teacher training, municipal government, nuclear fission, new varieties and strains of grains and fruits, supersonics and transonics, to mention only a few. THE UNIVERSITY is recognized as the cultural hub of the Northwest; it is the home of the Minneapolis Symphony, the University Artists Course, radio station KUOM, the University Theatre, and the local performances of the Metropolitan Opera Company. Through the University of Minnesota Concert and Lecture Service and the School Assembly Service, the University brings to more than a million and a half people, in the area it serves, artists and lecturers of quality and talent. . The people of Minnesota are proud of their University, not only because it is one of the leading state universities in the nation, but also because of the extent and quality of its services from which they, their families, communities, and organizations benefit. Their interest in the University is a dynamic, living thing and expresses itself in many ways. Contributions from them have made it possible for the Variety Club Heart Hospital to be constructed and for the great Mayo Memorial building to be erected over the coming months. Through the American Legion and auxiliary posts all over the state, thousands of friends have made generous donations to provide an endowed research pro­ fessorship in heart diseases. All students at the University, their families and friends are invited to con­ tinue their enthusiasm and interest in the University of Minnesota. Graduates are especially urged to identify themselves with the University Alumni Associa­ tion and the Greater University Fund and to return as frequently as possible to visit us here at the University. Order 0/ events

ASSEMBLING OF THE AUDIENCE: As candidates for degrees at this eve­ ning's commcncement and their friends and relatives reach the Minneapolis Campus of the University of Minnesota from 7 :00 to 7: 30 p.m., they will hear the Flemish bells being played from Northrop Memorial Auditorium, Mr. J. Frederic Goossen, Instructor in Music, carillonneur. Admission to the December commencement exercises is by guest card only. Guests will be seated as they arrive in the Auditorium and will remain seated until the colors are presented.

ORGAN RECITAL: From 7:30 to 8:00 p.m. Mr. Arthur B. Jennings, Asso­ ciate Professor of Music and University Organist, will play: Introduction and Pastoral Symphony (Messiah) Handel Jesu, Meine Freude Bach In dulci Jubile Bach Gigue in A Major - Bach Toccata Mereaux Christmas in Sicily - Yon Versct on "Ave Maris Stella" Dupre PROCESSIONAL: Overture to the Occasional Oratorio Handel PROCESSIONAL: As candidates for degrees enter the Auditorium at 8:00 p.m., the curtain will be opened. Seated on the platform, left to right, are: Dr. Harry "V. Kitts, Associate Professor of Agricultural Education, Marshal; Dr. Stewart C. Thomson, Associate Professor and Assistant Director of the School of Public Health, Marshal; Dr. Theodore C. Blegen, Dean of the Graduate School; Dr. Richard L. Kozelka, Dcan of the School of Business Administration; Dr. Austin A. Dowell, Assistant Dean, College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, Institute of Agriculture; Dr. Errett "V. Mc­ Diarmid, Dean of the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Mr. Hunting­ ton Miller, Assistant Dean of University Extension; Lieutenant Colonel \Vaite \V. \Vorden, USMC, Associate Professor of Naval Science; Mr. True E. Petten­ gill, Recorder; the Honorable Charles W. Mayo, Member, Board of Regents; Dr. Malcolm M. Willey, Vice President, Academic Administration; Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President of the University of Minnesota; Mr. J. L. Van Volken· burg, President, CBS Television; Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Vice Prcsident, Business Administration; Dr. E. G. Williamson, Dean of Studcnts; the Rev­ erend Lambert Mehl, Pastor and Director, Lutheran Student Foundation at the University; the Honorable Lester A. Malkerson, Member, Board of Regents; Lieutenant Colonel Jerome K. Hostctler, USA, Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics; Lieutenant Colonel Clarke W. Henkle, USAF, Assistant Professor of Air Science and Tactics; Dr. Horace T. Morse, Dean of the General College; Dr. Athelstan F. Spilhaus, Dean of the Institute of Technology; Dr. Marcia Edwards, Associate Dean of the College of Education; Dr. William F. Order (J/8vents

Maloney, Acting Assistant Dean, College of Medical Sciences; Mr. Blake Stern, Assistant Professor of Music; Dr. Richard K. Gaumnitz, Assistant Dean of the School of Business Administration, Marshal. PRESENTATION OF COLORS: As the color guard, made up of University Army ROTC and Air ROTC Cadets, and Naval ROTC Midshipmen, enters the Auditorium, the audience will rise. THE NATIONAL ANTHEM (first stanza only): The entire audience and Mr. Blake Stern, Assistant Professor of Music, soloist. INVOCATION: The Reverend Lambert Mehl, Pastor and Director, Lutheran Student Foundation at the University. SPEAKING FOR THE UNIVERSITY: President James Lewis Morrill, LL.D., President of the University. COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS: "Television-Extension School of a De­ mocracy," Mr. J. L. Van Volkenburg, President, CBS Television, New York, New York. CONFERRING OF COMMISSIONS: Dr. Malcolm M. Willey, Vice Presi­ dent, Academic Administration, will introduce Lieutenant Colonel Jerome K. Hostetler, USA, Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics; Lieutenant Colonel Waite W. Worden, USMC, Associate Professor of Naval Science; Lieutenant Colonel Clarke W. Henkle, USAF, Assistant Professor of Air Science and Tactics, who will present the candidates for commissions in their respective branches of the Armed Services. The commissions will be presented by President Morrill; the oath of office will be administered by Lieutenant Colonel Worden. CONFERRING OF DEGREES: Vice President Willey will introduce the several deans or their representatives who will present the candidates for certifi­ cates and degrees in their respective colleges. These, in order of their introduc­ tion are: Assistant Dean Huntington Miller, LL.B., University Extension; Dean Horace T. Morse, Ph.D., General College; Dean Errett W. McDiarmid, Ph.D., College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Dean Athelstan F. Spilhaus, D.Sc., Institute of Technology; Assistant Dean Austin A. Dowell, Ph.D., College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, Institute of Agriculture; Associate Dean Marcia Edwards, Ph.D., College of Education; Dean Richard L. Kozelka, Ph.D., School of Business Administration; Acting Assistant Dean William F. Maloney, M.D., College of Medical Sciences; Dean Theodore C. Blegen, Ph.D., Dean of the Graduate School. All degrees will be conferred by President Morrill. PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS: With Dean of Students E. G. William­ son, Ph.D., presiding, all members of the December graduating class will pass across the stage to receive their certificates and diplomas. 5 Order (J/8vents

CONFERRING OF THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY: Candidates for this degree will be presented individually by Dean Theodore C. Blegen to President Morrill, who will confer the degrees. "HAIL! MINNESOTA," the University's alma mater song: The audience and Mr. Blake Stern, soloist. Minnesota, hail to thee! Like the stream that bends to sea, Hail to thee, our college dear! Like the pine that seeks the blue, Thy light shall ever be Minnesota, still for thee A beacon bright and clear; Thy sons are strong and true, Thy sons and daughters true From thy woods and waters fair, Will proclaim thee near and far; From thy prairies waving far, They will guard thy fame At thy call they throng And adore thy name; With their shout and song, Thou shalt be their Northern Star. Hailing thee their Northern Star. RECESSIONAL: Mr. Arthur B. Jennings, University Organist Psalm XIX MarcelIo THE AUDIENCE is requested to remain seated until those in academic costume have left the hall.

6 ellHdidlltes lor eOllllllissioHS

Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the Fall Quarter, commissions will be presented as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the requirements for Reserve Officers in the Armed Services.

DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS

Second lieutenant, Coast Artillery Corps

Quentin T. Quirk, St. Paul

Second lieutenant, Transportation Corps

Robert K. Langford, St. Paul Donald H. Long, Milwaukee, Wis.

DEPARTMENT OF NAVAL SCIENCE

Ensign, SC, USN

Lane Arthur Kispert, Nerstrand

DEPARTMENT OF AIR SCIENCE AND TACTICS

Second lieutenant, USAF Reserve

James C. Andersen, Minneapolis Allen R. Oppegard, St. Paul James C. Borgstrom, St. Paul Gayle N. Schonning, Farmington George L. Glotzbach, St. Paul Robert L. Van Meter, Owatonna Duane W. Grande, Ulen Charles S. Wilson, Minneapolis

7 eOHdidatcs lor graduatioH

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

GENERAL EXTENSION DIVISION Business Certificate James F. Canniff, St. Paul Harold R. Hubert, St. Paul Richard C. Hessburg, Minneapolis

Engineering Certificate Robert R. Braeden, Minneapolis

Industrial Engineering Certificate Donald A. Peterson, Minneapolis Louis Finley Keller, Jr., St. Paul

GENERAL COLLEGE Associate in Arts Jane Isabelle Batdorf, St. Paul Raymond Louis Hinze, Spring Valley Russell Irving Berge, Minneapolis Richard Clifford Howard, St. Paul Joan Lappen Bowen, Minneapolis Suzanne Alice Jamgotch, Minneapolis Jack Clair Buck, St. Paul Albert Jerome Kamps, Minneapolis Margaret Anne Cauldwell, St. Paul Frederick Joseph Kardell, St. Louis Grant Reynolds Christenson, Minne- Park apolis Bette Ann Lowe, South St. Paul Bergit Joanne Clemmer, Minneapolis Ronald I. Miller, St. Paul Gerald Anthony Coffel, Columbia John William Morgan, Jr., St. Paul Heights Sheila Marie Nelson, Minneapolis James Prestidge Corriveau, Minne- George Christ Pamel, St. Paul apolis Richard Ames Proulx, St. Paul Barbara Lynn Corwine, Minneapolis Richard Victor Punchard, Minneapolis Richard James Daly, Minneapolis John Hoeller Stocking, Minneapolis Thomas Martin Decker, St. Paul George Thomas Sutcliffe, Minneapolis John Peter Devins, Minneapolis Rolland Gordon Thompson, Wayzata Arnold Norman Endresen, Mound Charles Louis Traxler, Le Center Gloria Mae Feldman, St. Paul Elizabeth Von der Weyer, St. Paul John Nelson Hastings, Minneapolis Richard Elmer Wangen, Minneapolis 8 COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS Associate in liberal Arts William Quinn Burrs, St. Paul Charlene Belle Lenske, Minneapolis Lorraine Theodora Dahlgren, Muriel Joyce Levin, Minneapolis Shakopee Earl Owen Lindquist, Minneapolis Roslyn Joan Fryer, Minneapolis Agnes Victoria Moen, Minneapolis Richard Jerome Gapinski, Foley Harmony Ethelyn Rivkin, Minne- William Sheakley Graves, Duluth apolis Jean Ann Hinman, Minneapolis Richard Leo Schroer, St. Paul Arlene Horwitz, St. Paul Mary Ellen H. Schuck, Minneapolis Phyllis Marilyn Keller, Minneapolis Gerald Eugene Stallman, Minneapolis Bachelor of Arts James Curtiss Andersen, Minneapolis Leonard William Johnson, Minne- Marilyn Coleman Anderson, St. Paul apolis Otto Theodore Bang, Jr., Mayville, Jerry Yale Kahn, Minneapolis N.D. Lambert Charles King, Duluth William Adolph Bartsch, St. Paul Warren John Kliewer, Mountain Lake, Gerald Bernard Berman, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE James Theodore Bjornson, Minne- Wayne Fred Krantz, Minneapolis, apolis CUM LAUDE Dona Elizabeth Angeline Boor, Min­ Leo Daniel Kuechenmeister, St. Paul neapolis Lonnie Louis Lasman, St. Paul Paul Robert Christy, Wayzata Walter O. Lower, Jr., Moose Lake Nancy Deal Curriden, Minneapolis, Arturo Donaldo Melo, Panama City, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Panama Anthony Angelo Danna, St. Paul Joseph Rollin MilIer, Jr., Minneapolis, Roy Edwin Dean, St. Peter CUM LAUDE \Villiam Merritt Drum, St. Paul WaIter Peter Miller, Dickinson, N.D., James John Dzandzara, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Eric Alexander Erickson, Jr., Minne- Barbara Schell Fritsche Olmanson, apolis NewUlm Madge Waswo Olson Ertel, Jackson, Allen Richard Oppegard, St. Paul MAGNA CUM LAUDE Thomas Fowler Overend, Minneapolis George Laurence Fischer, Jr., St. Paul Harue Oyama, Tokyo, Japan Eugene Urban Frey, St. Paul John Peter Pahl, Minneapolis Fred G. Gordon, Minneapolis John Wilton Pulver, Duluth Stephen Graves Granger, St. Paul, Hugh Dyer Putnam, Carrington, N.D. CUM LAUDE Quentin Thomas Quirk, St. Paul Grady Etheredge Graves, A.A., Hance­ Frederick Alexander RamlalI, Berbice, ville, Ala. British Guiana Ann Marie Gronvold, Mandan, N.D. Robert Upton Reid, Minneapolis, Jerry A. GuBan, Los Angeles, Calif., CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE Margareta Rempel, Minneapolis, CUM Richard John Haggstrom, Richville LAUDE Marguerite Kathleen Hamm, Hastings Edward Joseph Richer, Mason City, Richard Emmet Humphrey, Minne- Iowa, CUM LAUDE apolis Paul Herman Richter, Robbinsdale 9 Nancy James Rosso, Janesville, Wis., James Otto Tillman, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Haig Karekin Tufenk, A.A., St. Paul Donald Cochran Royal, Minneapolis, Robert Lee Van Meter, Owatonna CUM LAUDE Richard John Wagner, New UIm, Harold AlIen Schofield, Minneapolis, CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE Robert Gerard \Varnken, Richfield Gaylon Norval Schonning, Farming­ Leonard Seamer Warren, St. Paul ton Gordon Franklin \Vhite, Minneapolis Bernard George Schwartzbauer, Gene Paul Wicklund, Hopkins St. Paul James Raymond Wilcox, St. Paul Kenneth Hustad Shore, Worthington James Edmund Williams, Minneapolis Milton Sidley, St. Paul Charles Stuart Wilson, A.L.A., Min- Elaine Hoff Sorensen, Minneapolis, neapolis SUMMA CUM LAUDE Leo Herman Wolf, Hopkins Jane Marianne Sundgaard, St. Paul, John Phillip Woltman, Rochester MAGNA CUM LAUDE Roger Lun Woo, Minneapolis Bachelor of Science in library Science Merilyn Ann Culver, B.A., St. Louis Paul Volodymyr Hryeak, M.A., Min­ Park neapolis

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Bachelor of Science

Gerald Edward Anderson, Eveleth, Denis Robert Brasket, Tracy, WITH WITH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION Bachelor of Architecture Robert Traynham Coles, B.A., Buffalo, Duane WalIace Grande, Vlen, WITH N.Y. DISTINCTION Harry Derderian, New York, N.Y. Orville Raymond Nelson, Minneapolis Theodore H. Virnig II, Minneapolis Bachelor of Chemical Engineering Peter George Andrews, Duluth Festus Patrick Tierney, Jr., Minne­ Kenneth Wilbur Olson, Minneapolis apolis Albert Lenard Pooler, St. Louis Park Bachelor of Chemistry Warren Fisher Davis, B.A., Minneapolis Bachelor of Civil Engineering John Westlake Ekman, Minneapolis Willard Fredrick Frantz, Jr., St. Paul 10 Bachelor of Electrical Engineering Richard Todd Martin, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Industrial Engineering Richard Raymond Carlson, Nashwauk Rodney Leonard Oberg, B.B.A., St. William John Jaksa, B.B.A., Virginia Paul

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Richard Bryce Archie, Hopkins Richard Joseph Coleman, Rochester Curtis Leon Austin, B.S., M.A., Robert Anthony Hill, Shakopee Duluth Richard Glen Lundgren, St. Paul Lowell David Beaverson, Minneapolis Melvin Charles Wetterlin, St. Paul James Clifford Borgstrom, St. Paul, Felix Hans Wolf, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION James Arthur Zdrazil, Hopkins Maynard Zacharias Boyce, Minne­ apolis

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS OF THE INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE Bachelor of Science George Keith Battles, Hutchinson, Harriet Shirley Kahn, Minneapolis, Agriculture Home Economics Karilyn Joanne Born, Carver, Home Charles Dean Korinta, Detroit Lakes, Economics Agriculture William Herbert Carlson, Minneapo­ Gordon Thomas La Flash, Kettle lis, Fishery and Wildlife Manage­ River, Agriculture ment Richard Charles Larson, St. Peter, Richard R. Dedolph, St. Paul, Science Agriculture Specialization, WITH DISTINCTION James Iver Mortensen, St. Paul, Russell Warren Fallstad, Elgin, Ill., Forestry Fishery and Wildlife Management Lyle Lester Nelsen, Farmington, Allan Stephen Hail, St. Paul, Forestry Agriculture Dean Pickett Hartle, Owatonna, Agri­ John Frederick Nepp, Albert Lea, culture Forestry Ann Brooke Holt, Minneapolis, Agri­ Thomas Howard Peterson, St. Paul, culture Agriculture Joan Frances Horton, Minneapolis, Irene Deloris Skoglund, Parkers Home Economics Prairie, Home Economics Joseph Erwin Jenc, Benson, Agricul­ Roger Eldon Sorenson, Louisburg, ture Agriculture 11 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS OF THE INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE Bachelor of Science Beverly Jean Adolphson, Grand Rap­ Elton Alois Kuderer, Wilton, \Vis., ids, Home Economics Education Agricultural Education Robert Warren Anderson, St. Paul, Elizabeth Ann McHardy, Hibbing, Agricultural Education Home Economics Education \Vayne Virgil Broecker, Lindstrom, John Dennis Nalewaja, Browerville, Agricultural Education Agricultural Education, WITH Paul Miller Day, Northfield, Agricul­ DISTINCTION tural Education Willard Dale Philipson, Sleepy Eye, Albert Harlan Ellingboe, Lakeville, Agricultural Education Agricultural Education John F. Polley, Fosston, Agricultural Elvera Beverly Ellingson, Minneapo­ Education lis, Home Economics Education Arnold David Regier, Mountain Lake, Esko Lee Eskola, Angora, Agricultural Agricultural Education, WITH DIS­ Education TINCTION Bertram Hiram Fuller, St. Charles, Nola-June Stangler, Coleraine, Home Agricultural Education Economics Education James P. Gillach, Aurora, Agricultural George Richard Tesch, Watertown, Education Agricultural Education Jeanne Delores Knutson, Graceton, Home Economics Education

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS OF THE INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE Bachelor of Agricultural Business Administration Roland Lawrence Anderson, Verndale

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Yvonne Marie Amlie, Minneapolis, Thomas Ripley Buran, Roseau WITH DISTINCTION Elaine Callen, A.A., Twin Falls, Luella Josephine Anderson, Zimmcr­ Idaho, WITH DISTINCTION man Barbara Joyce Eisenbarth, Algona, Elaine Marian Beske, Minnesota Lake, Iowa* WITH HIGH DISTINCTION*

• Nursing Education Curriculum.

12 Jolanda Lynn Folson, Bemidji, WITH Mary Ann Nelson, Hutchinson DISTINCTION Geraldine A. Phelps Pardee, A.A., Susan Ann Ford, Milwaukee, Wis. Pasadena, Calif.* Bonnie Elizabeth Goodwin, Flint, Fern Geraldine Peterson, R.N., Mich.* Cambridge* Roger Alan Hansen, Mound Elmina Palon Price, Sturgeon Lake* John Edwin Hawkinson, Jr., A.A., Sue Evelyn Schwartz, St. Paul Pine City Owen Barnett Shirley, A.A., Colon, Emmett Anderson Heiberg, Fergus Panama Falls Raymond Harold Slater, St. Paul Harriet Warner Hupp, B.A., Minne­ Audrey Ann Swedberg, Minneapolis, apolis WITH DISTINCTION Marion Elizabeth Johnson, Balaton* Richard Franklin Weatherman, B.S., Theodore William Kotsonas, Minne­ Minneapolis apolis Mary Claire Weber, Mankato Joyce Eloise Kurth, Blue Earth Patricia Jean Williams, Pipestone Jemima Jean Madsen-Hill, Minne­ apolis Master of Education Adeline Trenna Bell, B.S., EI Reno, Arden John Johnson, A.L.A., B.S., Okla. Vernon Center Gaius Edward Harmon, Jr., B.S., Rachel Smith, B.S., Madison, S.D. St. Paul

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISlRA liON Bachelor of Business Administration Gordon Magnus Anderson, St. Paul Eugene Wallace Hoglund, A.L.A., Robert Merton Blatt, Clayton, Mo. Minneapolis James Clifford Borgstrom, St. Paul James Fredrick Homing, Minneapolis Russell Francis Boyd, A.A., Minne- Charles Eldo Johnson, St. Paul apolis Kermit Lars KaIIeberg, Minneapolis, James Harvey Clark, North St. Paul, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION John William Lacina, Jr., Omaha, William Donald Cummings, Roches- Neb. ter, WITH DISTINCTION Robert Knebel Langford, St. Paul Richard Orville Ellsworth, St. Paul John Thomas Lundegard, Minneapolis Richard Curtis Eye, Minneapolis Lovell Hamilton May, Jr., st. Paul Robert Austin Gillespie, St. Paul Dean Berlin McKinney, Minneapolis Glenwood William Gilson II, Gordon Gerdes Minneapolis, Wayzata Mi1Ier, George Linus Glotzbach, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION Leonard W. Grannes, B.S.L., LL.B., Robert Lawrence Misgen, Faribault Minneapolis Lloyd Warren Ostebee, Minneapolis Sylvester Jolly Haycraft, Wayzata Robert Louis Palmer, Minneapolis Mervin Duane Henning, Orlando, Fla. Melvin Peter Pederson, Jr., Echo

* Nursing Education Curriculum. 13 Willard Carl Peterson, Jr., Minne­ Robert Clinton Sullivan, Minneapolis apolis Myrtle Elizabeth Swanson, A.L.A., Thomas Scott Quinn, St. Paul Paynesville Winthrop Lyon Saville, Alameda, Edward Craig Von Sien, Minneapolis Calif. Kenneth Bror Wahlborg, South John Edward Schwarz, B.A., Minne­ St. Paul apolis Ralph John Willard, Minneapolis Elliott Martin Sellner, Faribault Leland John Windahl, Minneapolis Bachelor of Science in Economics Jean W. Foster, Minneapolis

LAW SCHOOL Bachelor of Science in Law Paul Roger Buhl, B.B.A., St. James* Alf Robert Lee, B.A., St. Paul* David Don Christenson, Winona Douglas Nelmard Odegaard, B.B.A., Beverly Corinne Durkee, B.A., Minne- Minneapolis apolis Roger Alan Peterson, Minneapolis**

COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Bachelor of Science Rosemary Benster, North St. Paul, Susan Carolynne Kerseg, Ogden Medical Technology*** Dunes, Ind., Occupational Therapy Irene Louise Bryant, Maple Plain, Dona Mae Laker, Minneapolis, Medi­ Public Health Nursing cal Technology*** Melba Earlene Carson, A.A., Chari­ Jean Lewis, Delhi, N.Y., Public ton, Iowa, Public Health Nursing, Health Nursing WITH DISTINCTION Margaret Cordon Lobner, Boulder Arlene Florence Coleman, C.N., R.N., Creek, Calif., Public Health Nurs­ Stanchfield, Public Health Nursing ing, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Alvin James Dobis, Minneapolis, Paul Fredrick Noble, B.A., Backus, Medical Technology*** Medical Technology*** Alice Marna Fulton, Minneapolis, Marion Elizabeth Weden, Costa Occupational Therapy Mesa, Calif., Public Health Nursing Theresa Mary Kern, Faribault, Public Elizabeth Virginia Winpenny, Phila­ Health Nursing delphia, Pa., Public Health Nursing

* Degree conferred as of August 20, 1953. ** Degree conferred as of June 13, 1953. *** These degrees are conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to March 18, 1954. 14 GRADUATE SCHOOL Master of Arts William Hugh Apitz, Rockford, Ill. Virginia Lee Fly, Evansville, Ind. B.A. '52, Monmouth College. Field of Con­ B.S. '44, Lindenwood College. Field of Con­ centration: History. centration: Educational Psychology. Selwyn Wmiam Becker, Salem, Mass. Ann E. Gabrielsen, Minneapolis B.A. '52, University of Rochester. Field of B.A. cum laude '46, Brooklyn College. Field of Concentration: Psychology. Concentration: Psychology. Goberdhan Bhagat, Karharia, India Albert Leroy Gallop B.A. '48, Teh Narayan Jubilee College; M.A. '50, University of Patna. Field of Concentra­ B.A. '48, Augsburg College. Field of Concen­ tion: Economics. tration: Educational Administration. Charmion Jeannine Bolles, Janesville, Norman Gregor, Albuquerque, N.M. Wis. B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '50, University of Wisconsin. Field of Concentration: English. Concentration: Educational Psychology. Isaiah Guttman, Minneapolis Albert Butcher, Colorado Springs, B.A. '52, University of Minnesota. Field of Colo. Concentration: Psychology. B.A. '50, Colorado College. Field of Concen­ tration: Political Science. John Victor Halvorson, St. Paul B.A. '43, Luther College. Field of Concentra­ John Robert Carter, Wichita, Kan. tion: History. B.S. '28, Kansas State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Educational Administration. Henry Martin Hambrecht, Jr., Princeton Robert Hayden Donahugh, St. Paul B.S. '47, St. Cloud State Teachers College. B.A. '52, College of St. Thomas. Field of Con­ Field of Concentration: Physical Education. centration: Library Science. Joanne Ruth Drumb, St. Paul John Krogness Hansen, Pembina, B.A. '52, Hamline University. Field of Concen­ N.D. tration: Library Science. B.S. '46, B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ David Crocker Duddles, Excelsior istration. B.A. '51, Bob Jones University. Field of Con· centration: Educational Administration. Reinald Christian Heise, Emmetsburg, Frank F. Engdahl, Minneapolis Iowa B.B.A. '52, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Economics. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Bruce Michael Erickson, River Falls, Mary Ann Herman, Boone, Iowa Wis. B.A. '50, State University of Iowa. Field of B.S. '39, River Falls State Teachers College. Concentration: American Studies. Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ LeRoy Album Hewitt, Portland, Ore. istration. B.S. '48, University of Oregon. Field of Con­ Mabel May Erlandson, Franklin centration: Business Administration. B.S. '43, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Ruth Sachiko Ide, Hilo, Hawaii B.S. '53, Mankato State Teachers College. William Francis Ferguson, Minne- Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ apolis struction. B.A. cum laude '47, University of Minnesota. Major: Child Welfare. Minor: Psychology. Doris M. M. Ikenaga, Honolulu, Thesis: A Follow-up Study of Pupils Selected Hawaii by Teachers as Best Adjusted or Most Mal­ B.A. '52, University of Hawaii. Field of Con­ adjusted. centration: Psychology. 15 Thomas Henry Kingsley, Minneapolis Harold O. Melby, Wayzata B.A. '47, St. John's University. Major: Cur­ B.S. '46, Bemidji State Teachers College. Field riculum and Instruction. Minor: Philosophy. of Concentration: Educational Administration. Thesis: The Necessity for Public Supervision in Dairy Products Processing and Its Relation Peter Merkl, Munich, Germany to Consumer Protection. Graduate '52, University of Munich. Major: International Relations. Thesis: The Reserva­ Freeman George Koberstein, Oberlin, tion of Domestic Jurisdiction. Ohio B.A. magna cum laude '39, University of Min­ Donald Anson Murphy, Long Beach, nesota. Major: Music. Minor: English. Thesis: Calif. A Study of the Ornamentation of The Well­ B.S. '50, Stanford University. Field of Concen­ Tempered Clavier of J. S. Bach. tration: Physics. Thelma Ann Kunde, Darwin Ernest Burt Nelson, Superior, Wis. B.A. magna cum laude '50, University of Min­ B.S. '38, University of Minnesota. Field of nesota. Field of Concentration: Psychology. Concentration: Industrial Education. Jack Lyle Larsen, Racine, Wis. Edward Hegbom Ness, Duluth B.A. '47, Iowa State Teachers College. Field B.A. '41, St. Olaf College. Field of Concentra­ of Concentration: American Studies. tion: Curriculum and Instruction. Louis Kenneth Larson, Moose Lake Gordon Willis Olson, St. Paul B.E. '36, Duluth State Teachers College. Field B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field ~f of Concentration: Educational Administration. Concentration: Psychology. George Emil Lillquist, Minneapolis Allan Donald Orman, Minneapolis B.S. '41, Bemidji State Teachers College. Field B.A. cum laude '52, University of Minnesota. of Concentration: Educational Administration. Major: Sociology. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: Factors Related to Rural Migration in Minne­ Dale Eugene Linebarger, Seattle, sota, 1940-50. Wash. B.A. '47, University of Washington. Field of James Whigam Piety, Oak Park, Ill. Concentration: American Studies. B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: History. Chin-Sui Liu, Taipeh, Formosa B.A. '48, National Taiwan University. Major: Martin Rabunsky, Wilmington, N.C. Political Science. Minor: History. Thesis: The B.S. '52, East Carolina College. Field of Con­ International Tendency of the Post·War Con­ centration: Educational Administration. stitutions. Dorothy Marie Rasmussen, Hutchin­ Otto Paul Majewske, International son Falls B.A. '49, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field of B.A. cum laude '52, University of Minnesota. Concentration: Library Science. Major: Geology. Minor: Petroleum Engineer­ ing. Thesis: The Platteville Formation. Bernard Henry Schepers, Hutchinson B.S. '46, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Frank Tibor Manheim, Kansas City, Field of Concentration: Education. Mo. B.A. cum laude '51, Harvard College. Major: Frank Anthony Sis, St. Cloud Geology. Minor: Geophysics. Thesis: Varia­ B.A. cum laude '51, St. John's University. tions in Oxidation-Reduction Potential in the Field of Concentration: International Rela­ Jurassic of Morehouse Parish, Louisiana. tions. Joan Alice Markley, Minneapolis Ralph Howard Sorenson, St. Cloud B.S. with high distinction '52, University of B.S. '26, M.A. '39, University of Minnesota. Minnesota. Field of Concentration: History. Field of Concentration: Educational Psy· chology. Eugene Franklin McKibbin, Arcadia, Calif. Arthur Dodge SpooIman, Hayward, B.S. with highest honors '49 Mankato State \Vis. Teachers College. Field ol Concentration: Ph.B. '42, Northland College. Field of Con­ Economics. centration: Curriculum and Instruction.

16 G. Alex Stach, Letcher, S.D. Mary Rachel Towey, ~inneapol~s Cando Phil. '50, Charles University in Prague. B.S. '40, University of Mmnesota. Fl~ld of Major: Political Science. Minor: Sociology. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Thesis: Pacifism and Revolution: Great Britain and India (1914-1950). Zoe Leighton Wilkerson, St. Paul B.A. summa cum laude '52, University of Min­ Jack Erwin Tohtz, St. Louis, Mo. nesota. Field of Concentration: Library Science. B.A. '50, Washington University. Field of Concentration: English.

Master of Arts in Public Administration Maung Hla Aung, Rangoon, Burma Kenneth Coutts Tollenaar, Portland, B.A. '50, LL.B. '52, University of Rangoon. Ore. Major: Public Administration. Thesis: Recruit­ B.A. ' 50, Reed College. Major: Public Admin­ ment of Civil Service Personnel in Minnesota istration. Thesis: Employee Attirudes Toward State Government. Position Classification in the Public Service. Stanley Burton Kronstedt, Minne­ apolis B.A. cum laude '52, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Public Administration.

Master of Business Administration Keith Lightfoot Thomas, Minneapolis B.A. '50, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Business Administra­ tion.

Master of Fine Arts Bruce Raymond Shobaken, Minne- apolis B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Art. Minor: Humanities. Thesis: Abstract Expres­ sionism (New York School).

Master of Science Jean Thornton DeBell, East James David Groves, Bremerton, Chatham, N.Y. Wash. B.S. '48, University of Connecticut. Field of B.S. with honors '51, The State College of Concentration: Zoology. Washington. Field of Concentration: Organic Herman Delancy, Cartersville, Ga. Chemistry. M.D. '46, Medical College of Georgia. Major: Paul Arthur Hedin, Maple Plain Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: The Effect B.A. '48, B.S. '50, University of Minnesota. of Surgery on the Extra-cellular Water and Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. Minor: Or­ Electrolytes. ganic Chemistry. Thesis: Studies on the Lipid Content of the Liver of New Born Rats as Gertrude M. Vanderwal Glaman, Affected by the Maternal Diet. Minneapolis B.A. cum laude '47, Central College. Major: Oleg Jardetzky, Minneapolis Agricultural Biochemistry. Minor: Organic B.A. '50, Macalester College. Major: Physiol­ Chemistry. Thesis: Preparation of 2,4-Dinitro­ ogy. Minor: Physiological Chemistry. Thesis: phenol phosphate and the Action of Phospha­ Convulsions in C 3H Male Mice in Relation to tase on Various Phenol and Alkyl Phosphates. Dietary Fat. 17 Marguerite C. Keller, Omaha, Neb. Donald Morris Nelson, Tyler B.A. '43, University of Omaha. Major: Physiol. B.S. with distinction '47, University of Minne­ ogy. Minor: Physiological Chemistry. Thesis: sota. Field of Concentration: Agricultural Edu· The Inhibitory Effect of Constant Light on cation. the Eosinophil Rhythm of ABC Male Mice. Donald Gene Ramras, St. Paul Riley Donald Konerza, Silver Lake B.A. cum laude' 50, University of Minnesota. B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Major: Physiological Chemistry. Minor: Or­ Concentration: Plant Pathology. ganic Chemistry. Thesis: A Comparison of Robert Karl Lindorfer, St. Paul Some of the Properties of Mitochondria and B.s. '47, College of St. Thomas. Major: Bac­ Microsomes as Isolated in Alkaline Saline and teriology. Minor: Physiological Chemistry. 0.88M Sucrose. Thesis: The Characterization of an Unidenti­ David Blair Roberts, Britton, S.D. fied Virus Found in Association with Line I B.A. '52, University of Minnesota. Major: Leukemia. Geology. Minor: Petrolenm Engineering. Jerome Benedict Malerich, Minne- Thesis: Relationships Between Lithology and apolis Microfossils in the Lower Tertiary of North­ B.S. '52, University of Minnesota. Major: eastern Utah. Metallography. Minor: Physics. Thesis: In­ Herschel Clayton Self, Minneapolis vestigation of the Critical Size Theory of B.A. '50, University of California. Field of Temper Brittleness in SAE 3312 Steel. Concentration: Psychology. \VilIiam Matalamaki, Grand Rapids A. Leslie Smith, Brainerd B.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Agricultural Education. B.A. '31, Southwestern University. Field of Concentration: Agricnltural Edncation. Jurij Melnykowycz, St. Paul Graduate '49, University of Munich. Major: Jerome Sutin, Albany, N.Y. Bacteriology. Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. B.S. '51, Siena College. Major: Anatomy. Thesis: A Study on Amine Formation by In­ Minor: Nenrophysiology. Thesis: The Cerebral testinal Bacteria of the Rat and the Influence Cortical Response to Topical Strychninization of Chlortetracycline Thereon. and Afferent Stimnlation. John Francis Mulvehill, St. Peter John Francis Tuite, New York, N.Y. B.S. '52, University of Minnesota. Major: Soils. B.A. '51, Hnnter College. Major: Plant Pathol­ Minor: Agronomy. Thesis: The Effect of ogy. Minor: Botany. Thesis: The Mold Flora Boron Applications on the Yield and the of Barley Seed in Relation to the Oeterioration Boron Content of Oats and Alfalfa. of Stored Barley. Master of Science in Chemical Engineering Howard Albert McLain, East Detroit, Mich. B.S. in Ch.E. with distinction '50, Wayne Uni­ versity. Major: Chemical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: Transient Analysis of Some Fluid Flow Problems. Master of Science in Civil Engineering Manuel Serafin Pereira Carrera, Salva- Richard Dobrovolny, Ross, N.D. dor, Brazil, S.A. B.S. in C.E. '52, University of North Dakota. C.E. '45, University of Bahia. Field of Con­ Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. centration: Civil Engineering. Athanasios Komninos, Athens, Greece John James Casey, Minneapolis Graduate '44, Technical University of Athens. B.C.E. '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. Civil Engineering. Minor: Mathematics and Mechanics. Thesis: Study of a Perforated Plate­ Type Entrance to a Flow·Through Sedimenta­ tion Basin.

18 Master of Science in Dental Surgery Everett Ellison Stewart, Pittsburgh, Pa. D.D.S. '50, University of Pittsburgh. Major: Dental Surgery. Minor: Anatomy. Thesis: Involvement of the Dental Pulp by Malignant Tumors of the Oral Cavity.

Master of Science in Dentistry Joseph Wilson Janda, Minneapolis D.D.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Major: Dentistry. Minor: Anatomy. Thesis: Serial Study of Dental Eruption During Later Child­ hood. Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Herbert James Hannam, Minneapolis Otto Sauseng, Salzburg, Austria B.S. with distinction '51, University of Minne­ Graduate '52, University of Vienna. Major: sota. Major: Electrical Engineering. Minor: Electrical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics Mathematics. Thesis: The F1icker Noise Due and Mechanics. Thesis: Induced Grid Noise. to a High Resistance Interface Layer.

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering Merton Lee Bartsch, Rapidan Richard Carl Brown, Minneapolis B.S. with distinction '52, University of Minne­ B.M.E. '50, University of Minnesota; M.B.A. sota. Major: Mechanical Engineering (Mate­ '52, University of Pennsylvania. Field of Con­ rial Processing). Minor: Mechanical Engineer­ centration: Mechanical Engineering. ing (Heat Power). Thesis: Effect of Varying Silicon Content on the Thermal Conductivity of Nodular Cast Iron.

Master of Science in Medicine Earl Francis Beard, Peoria, Ill. Waldemar Norman Person, Bismarck, M.D. '48, Northwestern University. Major: N.D. Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: A Study M.D. '46, Loyola University. Major: Medicine. of Hemodynamics in Coarctation of the Aorta Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: The In­ (Before and After Surgical Repair) Using Dye cidence of Pancreatic Lesions in Biliary Tract Injection and Direct Arterial Pressure Record­ Disease. ing Methods. John Douglas Ruff, Ridgeway, S.C. Fred Z. Havens, Jr., Rochester B.S. '43, Clemson College; M.D. '46, South B.S. '42, M.D. '45, University of Minnesota. Carolina State Medical College. Major: Medi­ Major: Medicine. Minor: Hematology. Thesis: cine. Minor: Hematology. Thesis: Anemia in A Study of the Peripheral Blood in Patients Persons with Renal Azotemia. with Malignant Tumors With and Without Metastasis to the Bone Marrow. Robert George Tompkins, Tacoma, Alexander Mackey Minno, Pittsburgh, Wash. Pa. M.D. '47, Northwestern University. Major: B.S. '43, M.D. '47, University of Pittsburgh. Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Hemo­ Major: Medicine. Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. dynamic Studies in Mitral Stenosis Before and Thesis: Pheochromocytoma of the Adrenal After Mitral Commissurotomy. Gland: A Pathologic Study. 19 Master of Science in Neurology Charles Van Buskirk, Minneapolis B.A. '39, Westminster College; M.S. '41, St. Louis University; Ph.D. '43, University of Min­ nesota; M.D. '47, Albany Medical College. Major: Neurology. Minor: Neuropathology. Thesis: Some Aspects of the Rehabilitation of the Hemiplegic Patient.

Master of Science in Ophthalmology Gilbert A. Reese, San Mateo, Calif. B.A. '46, Stanford University; B.S. '47, M.D. '49, University of Wisconsin. Major: Ophthal- mology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: An Ophthalmic Evaluation of the Orbital De­ com pression Operation for Progressive Exoph­ thalmos.

Master of Science in Orthopedic Surgery John Roland Barber, Windsor, Ontario, Canada M.D. '47, University of Western Ontario. Major: Orthopedic Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: The Lymphatic Spread of Soft Tissue Sarcomas of the Extremities with Special Reference to Neural and Perineural Involvement.

Master of Science in Pediatrics Eran Orner Burgert, Jr., Colorado Springs, Colo. M.D. '47, University of Oklahoma. Major: Pediatrics. Minor: Hematology. Thesis: Study of Recurrent Anemias in Children with Spe­ cial Regard to Congenital Hypoplastic Anemia.

Master of Science in Plastic Surgery Milton E. Kurth, Chicago, Ill. B.S. '35, M.D. '36, University of Illinois. Major: Plastic Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathol­ ogy. Thesis: Histologic Types of Basal Cell Carcinoma: A Clinico-Pathologic Study of 1,000 Surgically Treated Cases (1941-50).

Master of Science in Radiology Charles F_ Smith, Kokomo, Ind. B.A. '44, M.D. '46, Indiana University. Major: Radiology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Physiologic Vertebral Ligamentous Calcifica­ tion: An Aging Process. 20 Master of Science in Surgery James Bruce Johnston, Aberdeen, J D Mortensen, Tempe, Ariz. Scotland B.A. '42, Arizona State College; M.D. '46, M.B.,Ch.B. '47, University of Aberdeen. Major: University of Southern California. Major: Sur­ Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: gery. Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: Smooth Muscle Tumors of the Oesophagus­ Nephrocalcinosis: A Collective Clinico-Patho­ A Clinico-Pathological Study. logic Study. John Henry Linner, Minneapolis Harold Wilfred Neuman, Kingston, B.A. magna cum laude '39, Gustavus Adolphus Ontario, Canada College; M.D. '43, University of Minnesota. M.D.,C.M. '46, Queen's University. Major: Major: Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: A Study of the Effect of Para-Amino Salicylic Regional (Segmental) Colitis-A Clinical and Acid on Blood Coagulation and Prothrombin Pathologic Study. Concentration in Patients with Tuberculosis. Donald Norman Vivian, Schenectady, Mitchell Stanley Madison, Rochester, N.Y. N.Y. M.D. '46, Boston University. Major: Surgery. B.A. '42, Amherst College; M.D. '46, Univer­ Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Histoplas­ sity of Rochester. Major: Surgery. Minor: Sur­ mosis: A Clinical Pathological Study. gical Pathology. Thesis: Carcinoma of Rectum and Rectosigmoid Invading Veins, as Evi­ denced by Venous Radiography.

Doctor of Philosophy Orville Bendolph Mtreth, Robbins- Louis William Balcziak, Duluth dale B.S. '40, Duluth State Teachers College; M.A. B.S. '36, M.A. '47, University of Minnesota. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Educa­ Major: Education. Minor: Educational Psy­ tion. Minor: Inorganic Chemistry. Thesis: The chology. Thesis: The Effect of the Systematic Role of the Laboratory and Demonstration in Analysis of Errors on Achievement in the College. Physical Science in Achieving the Ob­ Study of Fractions at the Sixth Grade Level. jectives of General Education. Major Adviser: Major Adviser: Prof. L. J. Brueckner. Prof. P. O. Johnson. Aryadasa Amarasinghe, Colombo, Arthur Harold Ballet, Hibbing Ceylon B.S. with high distinction '47, M.A. '49, Uni­ Graduate '39, Bengal Veterinary College; versity of Minnesota. Major: Speech. Minor: M.P.H. '52, M.S. '53, University of Minne­ Education. Thesis: An Analysis of Value Judg­ sota. Major: Veterinary Medicine. Minor: Pub­ ments in Selected Secondary School Plays. lic Health. Thesis: New Procedures for Dif­ Major Adviser: Prof. D. W. Thompson. ferentiating Specific from Non-Specific Agglu­ tination in Brucellosis Serum and Milk Tests. Julius John Brezinski, Chicago, Ill. Major Adviser: Prof. M. H. Roepke. B.S. with highest honors '49, University of Illinois. Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Victor Elving Anderson, St. Paul Physical Chemistry. Thesis: Use of the In­ B.A. magna cum laude '45, M.S. '49, Univer­ ternal Michael Reaction in the Synthesis of sity of Minnesota. Major: Zoology. Minor: Morphine Analognes. Major Adviser: Prof. Physiology. Thesis: A Genetical Study of C. F. Koelsch. Human Breast Cancer. Major Adviser: Prof. S. C. Reed. Nicolas Brodoway, Vancouver, British Joseph Andriola, San Bernardino, Columbia, Canada Calif. B.S.P. '49, University of British Columbia. B.A. '38, M.S.W. '42, University of Michi­ Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Inorganic gan. Major: Social Work. Minor: Sociology. Chemistry. Thesis: The Rearrangements of Thesis: A Comparative Study of Non-Truant Allyl Ethers of Some Hydroxymethylene Com­ and Truant Children. Major Adviser: Prof. ponnds. Major Adviser: Prof. W. M. Lauer. J. C. Kidneigh.

21 Harold Brody, Grand Forks, N.D. James Devine Geerdes, Davenport, B.S. '47, Western Reserve University. Major: N.D. Anatomy. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Age B.S. '49, M.S. '50, North Dakota Agricultural Changes in the Cerebral Cortex. Major Ad­ College. Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. viser: Prof. Berry Campbell. Minor: Organic Chemistry. Thesis: The Con­ Nathaniel Avrom Buchwald, Minne- stitution of Flax Straw Hemicellulose. Major apolis Adviser: Prof. Fred Smith. B.S. '46, University of Miami. Major: Anat­ Harold Orbeck Goodman, Minne- omy. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Studies on apolis the Electroarchitectonics of the Cerebral Cor­ B.A. '48, M.A. '50, University of Minnesota. tex. Major Adviser: Prof. Berry Campbell. Major: Zoology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Inci­ Morton John Cronin, Minneapolis dence of Breast Cancer in the Daughters of B.A. with distinction '44, M.A. '45, Wayne Patients Who Had Breast Cancer a Generation University. Major: American Studies. Thesis: Ago. Major Adviser: Prof. S. C. Reed. Four American Columnists-A Study in the James Guthrie Hamilton, Jr., Clebit, Partisan Anatomy of David Lawrence, Walter Lippmann, Drew Pearson, George Sokolsky. Okla. Major Adviser: Prof. M. Q. Sibley. B.S. '48, M.S. '50, Oklahoma A. & M. College. Major: Physiological Chemistry. Minor: Or­ Richard Milton Curtis, Oakland, ganic Chemistry. Thesis: Displacement Sepa­ Calif. ration of Lipids. Major Adviser: Dr. W. D. B.S. '48, University of California. Major: Armstrong. Physical Chemistry. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: An X-ray Spectrometer Study of Ele­ Earl Gullette Hammond, Terrell, madienolic Acid. Major Adviser: Prof. W. N. Texas Lipscomb. B.S. with honors '48, M.A. '50, University of Texas. Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. Brinton Marlo Dirks, St. Paul Minor: Physiology. Thesis: The Chemistry and B.S. with high honors '48, M.S. '48, Kansas Metabolism of Highly Unsaturated Fatty Acids. State College. Major: Agricultural Biochemis­ Major Adviser: Prof. W. O. Lundberg. try. Minor: Bacteriology. Thesis: The Prop­ erties of Some Fungal Lipases and Their R(lle Joseph Thomas Hanson, Los Angeles, in Grain Deterioration. Major Advisers: Profs. Calif. P. D. Boyer and W. F. Geddes. B.S. '27, M.A. '39, University of Minnesota. Abbas Ekrami, Tehran, Iran Major: Education. Minor: Educational Psy­ Graduate '39, Tehran University. Major: Edu­ chology. Thesis: Responsibilities, Professional cation. Minor: Educational Psychology. Thesis: Characteristics, and Training Recommendations A Program for the Improvement of Elementary of Counselors in Public Junior Colleges of Education in Iran. Major Adviser: Prof. M. G. California. Major Advisers: Profs. R. J. Keller and R. E. Eckert. Neale. Robert Ernest Fagen, Minneapolis Howard Levi Hartman, Minneapolis B.A. magna cum laude '49, M.A. '50, Univer­ B.S. '46, M.S. '47, The Pennsylvania State sity of Minnesota. Major: Mathematics. Minor: College. Major: Mining Engineering. Minor: Statistics. Thesis: Certain Probability Limit Geology. Thesis: Dry Control of Dust Fonned Theorems and Transfonnations of Stochastic During Percussion Drilling. Major Adviser: Processes. Major Adviser: Prof. M. D. Donsker. Prof. T. L. Joseph. Ronald Chester Fraser, St. Paul Marvin James Herbert, Olivet, Mich. B.S. with high distinction '50, M.S. '52, Uni­ B.A. '41, Olivet College; M.A. '42, University versity of Minnesota. Major: Zoology. Minor: of Nebraska. Major: Psychology. Minor: Neu­ Agricultural Biochemistry. Thesis: Studies on rophysiology. Thesis: The Generation of the Morphogenesis in the Early Chick Embryo Fractionated Goal Response by Differential Cultured in vitro. Major Adviser: Prof. N. T. Effector Activity at the Goal Box. Major Ad­ Spratt, Jr. viser: Prof. W. T. Heron. Francis Clifford Gamelin, Robbinsdale Fred Hall Higginson, Manhattan, B.A. magna cum laude '38, Gustavus Adolphus Kan. College; M.A. '46, University of Minnesota. B.A. cum laude '42, M.A. '48, University of Major: Psychology. Minor: Child Welfare. Wichita. Major: English. Minor: Linguistics. Thesis: Intercollege Comparisons of Student Thesis: James Joyce's Revisions of Finnegans Satisfaction with College Life. Major Adviser: Wake: A Study of the Published Versions. Prof. D. G. Paterson. Major Adviser: Prof. L. H. Unger. 22 Earl Douglas Holly, Medina, Ohio Frederick Karl Krist jansson, Winni- B.S. with distinction '49, University of Michi­ peg, Manitoba, Canada gan. Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Physi­ B.S.A. '47, University of Manitoba; M.S. '48, cal Chemistry. Thesis: CycJopropanes IX: A University of Minnesota. Major: Animal HUi­ Review of the Work of Kohler and Williams­ bandry. Minor: Plant Genetics. Thesis: A An Attempt to Prepare an Allenic Ketone. Study of Corrections for Factors Influencing Major Adviser: Prof. L. I. Smith. Feed Requirements of Swine in the Minnesota John Baskerville Hyde, Morgantown, Swine Breeding Project. Major Adviser: Prof. W.Va. L. M. Winters. B.S. '44, University of South Dakota. Major: Louis Richard Lavine, Trenton, N.J. Anatomy. Minor: Bacteriology. Thesis: The B.S. with distinction '48, M.S. '49, University Fifth Nerve of the Shrew. Major Adviser: Prof. of Michigan. Major: Physical Chemistry. Berry Campbell. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: The Crystal and Ivar Vidrik Ivask, Estonia Molecular Structure of B.Hll• Major Adviser: Graduate '49, Philipps University; M.A. '50, Prof. W. N. Lipscomb. University of Minnesota. Major: German. Minors: Linguistics and Art. Thesis: Hof­ Jui Shuan Lee, China mannsthal als Kritiker der Deutschen Litera­ B.S. '36, National Tsing Hua University; M.S. tur. Major Adviser: Prof. F. H. Wood. '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Physiol­ ogy. Minor: PhYSiological Chemistry. Thesis: Arthur LaVerne Johnson, St. Paul Studies on the Absorption of Water from the B.A. cum laude '41, Gustavus Adolphus Col­ Intestine. Major Adviser: Dr. M. B. Visscher. lege. Major: Sociology. Minor: Economics. Thesis: A Study of the Applicability of Selected Robert Meyer Leonard, Pocatello, Marital Success Criteria iu Certain Population Idaho Groups. Major Adviser: Prof. F. S. Chapin. B.S. '44, University of Idaho. Major: Pharma­ Roberta A. E. Johnson, Minneapolis cognosy. Minor: Pharmacology. Thesis: A B.S. '47, M.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Pharmacognostical Investigation of Chenopo­ Major: Education. Minor: Educational Psy­ dium Botrys L. and Related Species. Major chology. Thesis: The Relationship Between Adviser: Prof. E. B. Fischer. Reading Ability and the Use of Communica­ tion Media by Adolescents. Major Adviser: Robert Greening Lockwood, Faribault Prof. G. L. Bond. B.A. '49, Carleton College. Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Inorganic Chemistry. James Alexander Johnston, Houston, Thesis: Studies in the Rearrangement of Allylic Texas Imido Ethers. Major Adviser: Prof. W. M. B.A. '48, University of Texas; M.S. '51, Uni­ Lauer. versity of Minnesota. Major: Botany. Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. Thesis: Studies on William Harrison Lucow, Winnipeg, Some Light Activated Processes in Rhodospiril­ Manitoba, Canada lum rubrum. Major Adviser: Prof. A. W. B.A. '46, B.Ed. '48, M.Ed. '51, University of Frenkel. Manitoba; M.A. '50, University of Ottawa. Major: Educational Psychology. Minor: Psy­ John Donald Jones, Corona, Calif. chology. Thesis: The Use of Analysis of Vari­ B.S. '49, University of Wisconsin. Major: Or­ ance in Estimating the Components of Varia­ ganic Chemistry. Minor: Agricultural Biochem­ tion in an Experimental Study of Learning. istry. Thesis: Benzo-l,4-0xathiadiene. Major Major Adviser: Prof. P. O. Johnson. Adviser: Prof. W. E. Parham. LaVerne Frank Knappe, Caledonia John Alfred Maxwell, Hamilton, B.M.E. '44, M.S. in M.E. '47, University of Ontario, Canada Minnesota. Major: Mechanical Engineering. B.Sc. '49, M.Sc. '50, McMaster University. Minor: Mathematics and Mechanics. Thesis: Major: Geology. Minor: Analytical Chemistry. A Theoretical and Experimental Investigation Thesis: Geochemical Study of Chert and Re­ of Factors Influencing Instrument Gear Ac­ lated Deposits. Major Advisers: Profs. S. S. curacy. M"jor Adviser: Prof. E. N. Kemler. Goldich and E. B. Sandell.

23 Warren Francis McGuckin, Rochester Michael Joseph Pallansch, St. Cloud B.S. '47, M.S. '50, Iowa State College. Major: B.A. '48, St. John's University. Major: Agri­ Physiological Chemistry. Minor: Organic cultural Biochemistry. Minor: Organic Chem­ Chemistry. Thesis: The Partial Synthesis and istry. Thesis: Studies on the Interaction of Physiologic Study of Some Analogs of Adrenal Synthetic Detergents with Proteins in Solu­ Hormones. Major Advisers: Drs. H. 1. Mason tion. Major Adviser: Prof. D. R. Briggs. and W. D. Armstrong. Dallis Kay Perry, Anacortes, Wash. Herbert Merzbach, Minneapolis B.S. cum laude '50, University of Washington; Graduate '33, University of Rostock. Major: M.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Major: Psy­ Linguistics. Minor: Classics. Thesis: The Pho­ chology. Minor: Economics. Thesis: Forced nological Theory of the School of Prague: Choice versus L-I-D Response Items in Voca­ An Exposition and Revision. Major Adviser: tional Interest Measurement. Major Advisers: Prof. R. F. Spencer. Profs. D. G. Paterson and K. E. Clark. Chiung Y. Puh-Lee, China Krishna Prasad Misra, Lucknow, B.S. '39, National Central University; M.S. '51, India University of Minnesota. Major: Physiology. B.Sc. '44, M.Sc. '47, Lucknow University. Minor: Physiological Chemistry. Thesis: Some Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. Minor: Or­ Effects of Specific Dietary Alterations Upon ganic Chemistry. Thesis: Studies on the Exist­ the Life Span and the Causes of Death in ence and Nature of Combined Ascorbic Acid CsH Male Mice. Major Adviser: Dr. J. T. in Plant and Animal Materials. Major Ad­ King. viser: Prof. M. O. Schultze. Arthur Lachlan Reed, Wayzata Daryl Gordon Mitton, Minneapolis B.A. '39, M.A. '42, Yale University. Major: B.Ch.E. with distinction '44, M.B.A. '48, Uni­ English. Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: Asa versity of Minnesota. Major: Business Admin­ Greene, New England Publisher, New York istration. Minors: Industrial Engineering and Editor and Humorist, 1789-1838. Major Ad­ Psychology. Thesis: Effects of Decentralized viser: Prof. Theodore Hornberger. Management in Selected Industries. Major Harold Jesse Rhodes, St. Paul Adviser: Prof. George Filipetti. B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Minors: Organic Raghunath Ganpatrao Mokadam, Chemistry and Pharmacology. Thesis: The Wardha (M.P.), India Synthesis of 2-Hydroxyoctahydroquinolizine B.Sc. '46, Benares Hindu University; M.M.E. and Some of Its Esters. Major Adviser: Prof. '49, University of Louisville. Major: Mechani­ T. O. Soine. cal Engineering. Minor: Electrical Engineer­ ing. Thesis: Irreversible Thermodynamics of Mary Lund Rice, Minneapolis Vapor Transmission Through Porous Media. B.A. magna cum laude '38, M.A. '41, Univer­ Major Adviser: Prof. N. A. Hall. sity of Minnesota. Major: English. Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: The Moral Conservatism John Earl Naugle, Belle Fourche, S.D. of Edith Wharton. Major Adviser: Prof. W. V. O'Connor. B.Phys. with distinction '49, M.S. '50, Univer­ sity of Minnesota. Major: Physics. Minor: Curtis Woodard Roane, Blacksburg, Mathematics. Thesis: High Energy Phenomena Va. in Nuclear Emulsions. Major Adviser: Prof. B.S. '43, M.S. '44, Virginia Polytechnic Insti­ E. P. Ney. tute. Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Plant Genetics. Thesis: Genetic Variation and Cytol­ Som Nath Nayyar, India ogy of Helminthosporium carbonum Ullstrup B.S. '43, M.S. '44, University of Punjab. and the Importance of the Pathogen in the Major: Physiological Chemistry. Minor: Physi­ Development of Disease-Resistant Maize. cal Chemistry. Thesis: Quantitative Histologi­ Major Advisers: Profs. C. J. Eide and J. J. cal Distribution of B-Glucuronidase in the Christensen. Adrenal Gland in Various Physiological States. Major Adviser: Prof. David Glick. Hugh Elburn Robertson, St. Paul B.A. '38, M.A. '43, University of Saskatchewan. Arnold Gerhard Nelson, Stillwater Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. Minor: Bac­ B.A. '41, Hamline University; M.A. '48, Uni­ teriology. Thesis: The Mechanisms of Enzymic versity of Minnesota. Major: American Studies. Reactions of Phosphate as Studied with Sodium Thesis: Class and Status in the American Azide, 2,4·Dinitrophenol and Compounds of Novel, 1789-1850. Major Adviser: Prof. Tre­ Tervalent Phosphorus. Major Adviser: Prof. maine McDowell. P. D. Boyer. 24 Arthur Joseph Robins, Schenectady, Richard Charles Toole, Detroit, Mich. N.Y. B.S. '48, University of Michigan. Major: In­ B.S. '43, College of the City of New York; organic Chemistry. Minor: Analytical Chemis­ M.S.W. '48, Carnegie Institute of Technology. try. Thesis: Metal Complexes with Optically Major: Social Work. Minor: Sociology. Thesis: Active Diamines. Major Adviser: Prof. T. D. Prediction of Success or Failure of Patients O'Brien. on Convalescent Leave from a State Mental Lowell R. Tozer, Chicago, Ill. Hospital. Major Adviser: Prof. J. C. Kidneigh. B.A. '47, University of Chicago; M.A. '49, DePaul University. Major: American Studies. Franklin Ernest Roth, Newark, N.Y. Thesis: American Attitudes Toward Machine B.A. '47, Antioch College. Major: Pharmacol­ Technology, 1893-1933. Major Adviser: Prof. ogy. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: The Effects Leo Marx. of Hypoxia and Certain Drugs Upon the Ex­ perimental Production of Bacterial Endocar­ Eugene Victor Walter, Eau Claire, ditis in Rats. Major Adviser: Dr. R. N. Bieter. Wis. B.A. '47, University of Miami; M.A. '49, Duke Donald Richard Shea, Milwaukee, University. Major: Political Science. Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: The Idea of Justice in Wis. Sociological Jurisprudence. Major Adviser: B.A. magna cum laude '47, M.A. '49, Univer­ Prof. M. Q. Sibley. sity of Minnesota. Major: Political Science. Minor: History. Thesis: The Calvo Clause. Helen Lucille Wardeberg, Barnesville Major Adviser: Prof. C. H. McLaughlin. B.S. '45, Moorhead State Teachers College; M.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Malcolm C. Shurtleff, Jr., Kingston, Education. Minor: Educational Psychology. Thesis: The Relationship of Reading Ability R.I. to the Newspaper Reading Done by Adoles­ B.S. '43, Rhode Island State College; M.S. ' 50, cents. Major Adviser: Prof. G. L. Bond. University of Minnesota. Major: Plant Pathol­ ogy. Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. Thesis: Mary Watkins, Minneapolis Brown Patch of Turf Caused by Rhizoctonia B.S. cum laude '46, Butler University; M.A. solani. Major Adviser: Prof. Helen Hart. '47, University of Minnesota. Major: Educa­ tion. Minor: Educational Psychology. Thesis: Sahaja Nand Singh, Ballia, V.P., India A Comparison of the Reading Proficiencies of G.B.v.C. '46, Behar Veterinary College; M.S. Normal-Progress and Reading Disability Cases , 50, Michigan State College. Major: Animal of the Same LQ. and Reading Level. Major Husbandry. Minors: Zoology and Statistics. Adviser: Prof. G. L. Bond. Thesis: The Estimates of Repeatability and Edward Lockwood Wheeler, Mystic, Heritability of Milk, Total Butterfat and Per­ centage of Butterfat and Their Inter-relation­ Conn. ships in Indian Dairy Cattle. Major Adviser: B.S. cum laude '49, Brown University. Major: Prof. L. M. Winters. Organic Chemistry. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: Studies in a Synthesis of Dehydroabie­ tic Acid. Major Adviser: Prof. W. E. Parham. Edgar Josef Smutny, New York, N.Y. B.A. cum laude '48, University of Colorado. Robert Gordon Zumwinkle, St. Cloud Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Physical B.A. '43, University of Minnesota. Major: Edu­ Chemistry. Thesis: Chemistry of 10-Phenyl­ cational Psychology. Minor: Education. Thesis: phenanthrol-9, Particularly Electrophilic and Factors Associated with the Compatibility of Nucleophilic Substitution. Major Adviser: Roommates: A Test of the Birds-of-a-Feather Prof. C. F. Koelsch. Hypothesis. Major Adviser: Prof. W. W. Cook. Earl Theodore Zwetschke, Long Edward Orley Swanson, Pelican Beach, Calif.' Rapids B.S. '46, Washington University; M.P.S. '47, B.A. summa cum laude '48, M.A. '49, Univer­ University of Colorado. Major: Educational sity of Minnesota. Major: Psychology. Minor: Psychology. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: The Education. Thesis: A Follow-up Study of Col­ Function of the MMPI in Determining Fit­ lege Trained vs. Non-college Trained High ness for Student Teaching at the Nursery School Graduates of High Ability. Major Ad­ School, Kindergarten, and Primary School viser: Prof. D. G. Paterson. Level. Major Adviser: Prof. W. E. Dugan.

25 Doctor of Philosophy in Obstetrics and Gynecology Irwin Herbert Kaiser, Minneapolis B.A. '38, Columbia University; M.D. '42, Johns Hopkins University. Major: Obstetrics and Gynecology. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: The Contractile Activity of the Pregnant Human Uterus Prior to Labor-A Study with the Reynolds Tokodynamometer. Major Ad­ viser: Dr. J. J. McKelvey. Doctor of Philosophy in Pathology Robert Carlton Bahn, Tonawanda, N.Y. M.D. '47, University of Buffalo. Major: Pathol­ ogy. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: The Effects of Stress, ACTH, Cortisone and Desoxycorti­ costerone on the Quantitative Histological Dis­ tribution of Ascorbic Acid in the Adrenal Gland of the Rat and the Monkey. Major Adviser: Dr. J. W. Kernohan. Doctor of Philosophy in Physiology Homer Richards Warner, Salt Lake City, Utah B.A. '46, M.D. '49, University of Utah. Major: Physiology. Minor: Medicine. Thesis: The Central Arterial Pressure Pulse Contour as an Index to Left Ventricular Stroke Volume in Man. Major Adviser: Dr. E. H. Wood. Doctor of Philosophy in Surgery Dean Paul Epperson, Milwaukee, Wis. B.A. '42, M.D. '45, Harvard University; M.S. in Surg. '52, University of Minnesota. Major: Surgery. Minor: Biochemistry. Thesis: Diphos­ phopyridine Nucleotide Pyrophosphatase in Venom and Mammalian Tissues. Major Ad· viser: Dr. G. A. F1eisher.

26 CAPS AND GOWNS

AN EXPLANATION In the medieval city, clothing not unlike that worn by those participating in this commencement was common. The modem academic costume has evolved from the dress of the medieval guilds and their early religious orders. Today, everyone with a college or university degree may wear the black aca­ demic gown. Hoods, which are omitted by seniors who are candidates for de­ grees, are worn by graduates. At the University of Minnesota, the lining of the hood has a maroon chevron on an old gold ground to represent the University colors. A University faculty member who holds a degree from another college or university wears the colors of his own alma mater. Distinctions among sleeves indicate the type of degree held by the wearer. A long, pointed sleeve indicates a Bachelor's degree, while a long, closed sleeve with a slit near the upper part of the arm designates a Master's degree. A round, open sleeve marks a Doctor's degree. The velvet edging on hoods is the color which stands for the field of study of the gown's wearer. It may be white for Arts and Letters, gold-yellow for Science, maize for Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, grey for Veterinary Medicine, or light blue for Education. Orange denotes Technology; dark blue, Philosophy; purple, Law; green, Medicine; and pink, Music. Public Health is shown by salmon pink edging, Dentistry by lilac, Pharmacy by olive, and Commerce and Accounting by drab. The Doctor's costume also has velvet trimming on the rest of the gown, including crossbars on the sleeves. The trimming may either be black or may match the color of the hood edging. Shoulder insignia on the gowns of candidates for degrees indicate that the candidate is an honor student. Caps, or mortarboards, too, have significance. The President of the Univer­ sity is the only one who may wear a velvet cap and a gold tassel. For the Master's and Doctor's degrees the tassels are always black, but can­ didates for the Bachelor's degree at this commencement wear tassels which indicate their school or college by color, as follows:

(In the order of march) General College ...... crimson and white College of Science, Literature, and the Arts...... white Institute of Technology...... orange College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics of the Institute of Agriculture ...... maize College of Education ...... Iight blue School of Business Administration ...... drab Law ...... purple College of Medical Sciences ...... green Graduate School ...... black 27 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Senior /(,eception :Decemuer 1953

• The members of the Senior Class, their relatives and friends are invited by President and Mrs. Morrill to attend the Senior Reception immediately after the commencement exercises. The Reception will be held in the Main Ballroom of the Coffman Memorial Union.

• Assisting in the Reception are members of the All-University Congress; Grey Friars and Iron Wedge, senior honorary organizations for men; Mortar Board, senior honorary organization for' women; Chimes, junior honorary organization for women; and Phoenix and Silver Spur, junior honorary organizations for men. These students have maroon and gold identifications.

• Those in the receiving line will be President and Mrs. J. L. Morrill and Miss June Carlson, Senior Coordinator, All-University Congress.

• All guests are urged to register at the appropriate tables presided over by members of Phoenix and Silver Spur. The signed pages will be bound and preserved by the class of 1953.

• Punch will be served. The young ladies presiding at the punch tables are members of Chimes.