UNIVERSITY of PENNSYLVANIA

- Two Hundred and Twelfth Commencement for the Conferring of Degrees

PHILADELPHIA CIVIC CENTER Monday, May 20, 1968

10:00 A.M. jJ STAGE (1, ...... II ,...... I "

Official Guests Medicine

College for Women Graduate Medicine

Wharton Law

College

Nursing Graduate Allied Fine Arts Medical Professions

Dental Medicine

Veterinary Medicine Wharton Graduate Graduate Arts& Sciences Civil& Mechanical Engineering Chemical Graduate Engineering Education

Electrical Engineering

Social Work

Metallurgy Annenberg

Guests will find this diagram helpful in locating the opposite page under Degrees in Course. Reference approximate seating of the degree candidates. The to the paragraph on page seven describing the seating and the order of march in the student pro­ colors of the candidates' hoods according to their cession correspond closely to the order by school fields of study may further assist guests in placing in which the candidates for degrees are presented. the locations of the various schools. This sequence is shown in the Contents on the Contents

Page

Seating Diagram of the Graduating Students ...... 2 The Commencement Ceremony ...... 4 Background of the Ceremonies ...... 6 Degrees in Course ...... 8 The College of Arts and Sciences ...... 8 The Engineering Schools ...... 14 The Towne School of Civil and Mechanical Engineering ...... 14 The School of Chemical Engineering ...... 15 The Moore School of Electrical Engineering ...... 16 The School of Metallurgy and Materials Science ...... 18 The Wharton School of Finance and Commerce ...... 19 The College of Liberal Arts for Women ...... 26 The School of Nursing ...... 31 The School of Allied Medical Professions ...... 3 3 The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences ...... 34 The School of Medicine ...... 40 Division of Graduate Medicine ...... 41 The Law School ...... 42 The Graduate School of Fine Arts ...... 43 The School of Dental Medicine ...... 46 The School of Veterinary Medicine ...... 4 7 The Graduate School of Education ...... 48 The School of Social Work ...... 51 The Annen berg School of Communications ...... 52 Certificates ...... 53 General Honors Program ...... 53 Accounts and Finance ...... 53 Physical Therapy ...... 54 Occupational Therapy ...... 54 Graduate Medicine ...... 55 City Planning ...... 55 Oral Hygiene ...... 55 Advanced Dental Education ...... 56 Social Work ...... 56 Commissions ...... 57 Military ...... 57 Naval ...... 58 Prizes and Awards ...... 59 Academic Honors ...... 63 Events Following the Exercises ...... 70 The Commencement Marshals ...... 71

3 The Commencement Ceremony

MUSIC The United States Marine Corps Band Quantico, Virginia Lieutenant Bobby E. Bequette, Conductor

STUDENT PROCESSION

ACADEMIC PROCESSION

INVOCATION STANLEY E. JOHNSON, Chaplain

THE NATIONAL ANTHEM

INTRODUCTION GAYLORD P. H ARNWELL, President

THE COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

WILLIAM S . PALEY Chairman of the Board of the Columbia Broadcasting System

CONFERRING OF DEGREES IN COURSE The President

ACADEMIC HONORS DAVID R. GoDDARD, Provost

The audience is requested to stand during the Academic Procession, the Invocation, the singing of the National Anthem, and Hail ! Pennsy lvani a!, and the Benediction, and to remain in place until all participants in the Academic Recession have le ft the Auditorium. 4 CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES The President

FRANK LEAROYD BoYDEN Headmaster Doctor of Humanities Deerfield Academy

JOHN ROYSTON COLEMAN President Doctor of Laws Haverford College

JACOB FURTH Professor of Pathology Doctor of Science Columbia University

FREDERICK MORTIMER GRAVES Executive Director Emeritus Doctor of Humane Letters American Council of Learned Societies

NEAL ELGAR MILLER Professor of Psychology Doctor of Science Rockefeller University

WILLIAM SAMUEL PALEY Chairman of the Board Doctor of Laws Columbia Broadcasting System

JOHAN THORSTEN SELLIN Emeritus Professor Doctor of Science of Sociology University of Pennsylvania

JOHN ARCHIBALD WHEELER Professor of Physics Doctor of Science Princeton University

Presentations: RoLAND M. FRYE, Professor of English

STUDENT CONCERN JoHN A. RussELL, JR.

HAIL! PENNSYLVANIA! Hail! Pennsylvania! noble and strong; To thee with loyal hearts we raise our song. Swelling to Heaven, loud our praises ring; Hail! Pennsylvania! of thee we sing!

Hail! Pennsylvania! guide of our youth; Lead thou thy children on to light and truth; Thee, when death summons us, others shall praise, Hail! Pennsylvania! through endless days.

BENEDICTION The Chaplain

ACADEMIC RECESSION

5 Background of the Ceremonies

The first Commencement in 1757 comprised a dual morning-afternoon session, at which were graduated distinguished men of the day like John Morgan, physician­ in-chief to the American armies; Hugh Williamson and Francis Hopkinson, members of the Continental Congress; and Jacob Duche, first chaplain to the Continental Congress. Honorary degrees were conferred by the institution for the first time.

During the 1760's the practice was introduced of distributing large printed broadsides among the audience along with the regular programs. In Latin, they were dedicated in the names of the members of the graduating class to the civil authorities, the Trustees, Provost, Vice-Provost, and professors, all by name and with many expressions of respect. The main body of each paper was a series of propositions, statements, or theses, classified under various academic heads, which presumably the graduating students were willing to defend against any assertions to the contrary. The origin of these papers was obviously to be found in the practice of medieval universities, and they reflected the constant stress laid upon the practice of disputa­ tion in the curriculum of that day.

Provost Smith made an appeal to the audience for funds for the colonial College at the Commencement in 1764, and after the exercises two of the Trustees stood at the gate to receive "the free-will offerings of pious and well-disposed persons." The collection produced 40 pounds. The next year George Whitefield spoke in the build­ ing originally erected for his use 25 years before. The Bachelor of Arts degree was conferred on William White, the future first bishop of the Episcopal Church in the United States. Dr. John Morgan, who had just been appointed to the first professor­ ship of the Theory and Practice of Medicine in America, read his medal-winning essay on "The Reciprocal Advantages Arising from a Perpetual Union between Great Britain and her American Colonies."

The July 4, 1781, ceremony was attended by the President and members of Congress, the family of the Minister of France, officers of the army, and other persons of distinction. The proceedings were suddenly halted while one of the students, Francis Murray, was in the midst of an address whose announced subject was Major Andre, the intermediary in the treason of Benedict Arnold during the previous year. Whether his remarks were unpatriotically favorable or unduly harsh is not known, but conferring of the student's degree was delayed until the following year.

The guns of Gettysburg could almost be heard during the 1863 Commencement. The program explained the absence of one of the appointed speakers, George Straw­ bridge, by the annotation, "Excused-gone for defense of the State." One James W. Ashton, on leave from the army for the day, gave his oration in an old scholar's gown, borrowed from the Rev. Phillips Brooks, worn over the uniform of a lieutenant in the service of the United States.

6 The order of the participants in the academic procession has varied during these two centuries. During one period the Provost, Trustees, and visiting dignitaries led the procession, whereas at another time members of the graduating class entered the hall first. Of unique interest is the fact that in the early 1800's the janitor of the College led the procession carrying the diplomas for the graduates. For information of guests, the order for today's student and academic processions is as follows: the candidates for degrees by schools; the Macebearer; the Marshals; the Faculties and their Deans; the Officers, Associate Trustees, and Trustees; Candidates for Honorary Degrees; the Provost and the President. The University Mace is adorned with the arms and seal of the University, the Penn and Franklin family coats of arms, the Rittenhouse Orrery, and a thistle symbolizing the University's early ties with Scotland. The Mace breaks from tradition in that in place of the usual eagle on the top there appears an acorn, representing strength and long life. The academic dress stems from the monastic robes of the Middle Ages, when the hood was worn raised for protection in drafty halls. According to the inter­ collegiate system of academic costume established in 1894, Bachelors' and Masters' gowns are made of cotton poplin or similar material, while silk or rayon is used for the Doctors' gowns. The latter are trimmed with a velvet facing down the front with bars of the same across the sleeves. The mortarboard cap is standard in the United States; Doctors may wear a gold tassel, but all others wear black. Some institutions have in recent years authorized Doctoral gowns in colors other than the customary black; holders of the Pennsylvania Ph.D. degree may now wear red and blue gowns. The hood is lined with silk in the official colors of the institution which granted the highest degree held by the wearer, and the color of the bordering velvet indicates the field of study to which the degree pertains. Degrees will be conferred today in: Arts and Letters, white; Science, golden yellow; Business Administration, mustard; Education, light blue; Fine Arts, brown; Philosophy, dark blue; Medicine, green; Law, purple; Dental Medicine, lilac; Veterinary Medicine, gray; Social Work, citron. With the exception of two Bachelor of Arts degrees, the Master of Arts was the only honorary degree conferred in the early years. In 1782 the first Doctor of Laws degrees were conferred on two distinguished visitors from France, the Chevalier de Chattelleux and Francois Barbe de-Marbois. Upon the same occasion, honorary Doctor of Medicine and Doctor of Divinity degrees were awarded. During the latter part of the last century institutions made a practice of conferring the Doctor of Philosophy, honoris causa. This ceased at Pennsylvania after the third such degree had been granted in 1891 , and since that time the Ph. D. has been granted only as an earned degree. Among the many prominent citizens in public life who have received honorary degrees from the University of Pennsylvania have been three signers of the Declaration of Independence and nine Presidents. The heads of foreign countries have been represented by Emperor Friedrich Wilhelm II, King Edward VII, King Vittorio Emanuele III, Crown Prince H. R. H. Gustaf Adolf, Mohammed Reza Shah Pahlavi, President Felix Houphouet-Boigny, and President Sarvepalli Radhakrishman. 7 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

Degrees In Course**

THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Otto Springer, Dean

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMISTRY

May 20, 1968

David Brown James S. Falcone, Jr. Lee Randall Zehner David Wesley Smith

BACHELOR OF ARTS

August 11, 1967

John Livingston Ahlgren James Robert Hershey Nicholas Biddle Paumgarten Peter Gray Berthrong Robert William Kosiba Clayton Austin Peimer Michael Allen Bittel Martin Henry Kreinik Martin J. Raynes Rafael C. Campo Roger Mack Leachman Bernard John Robinson Charles Edwin Davis Richard Michael Lesser Benson Selisker Robert Leach Decker Howard Sumner Lewis Mark Alan Shangold Edward Joseph Dubovi Mark Lindsay Richard Martin Shoemaker David Haskell Feldman Grant Coffin Manheim Stephen Ira Silberfein Pliny Fisk, III Michael Frederick Miller Michael Sophocles Sophocles Joseph Moses Gaibel David Thomas Morrow Kenneth Jay Tarr Robert Edmund Gaylord Robert D. Nobel William Daniel Thompson Stephen Charles Grebe Michael L. Nortman Anthony John Tonti David Michael Green Thomas Saip Opper Leslie Michael Weiser Dennis Allan Grossman Timothy Dana Wise

October 5, 1967

Jerome A. Cantor (As of the year 1945)

December 21, 1967

Harold Frederick Barnard, III David Feiner Felser Perry Robertson Meek Andrew Mitchell Barnes James Alexander Fraser Lloyd Richard Miller John Byram Bishop Paul Evan Matzner Anthony Edward Pennington Pearson ''"'' As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program is printed, the list of candidates here is tentative only, the University reserving the right to withdraw or add names.

8 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

BACHELOR OF ARTS-Continued

Harris Laning Perry Pepper David Wesley Smith Carlos Ernesto Ulloa Nicholas Dormer Dashwood Purcell Terence J. Smith James J. Vagnoni Richard Andrew Runci Edward Fraser Spilker Alan Charles Weinstein Radclyffe Furness Thompson

May 20, 1968

Bernard Warren Aaron David Karl Bloomgarden Benson Robert Cohn William Acker *Joseph Allen Blum William Paul Coleman Jeffrey Bruce Albert George L. Bolen James G. Colins Arthur Smith Allen Harlan Donald Boriss David Scott Conant John Taylor Allen Lester Lavern Bortner Stephen Abbott Cook Douglas David Altchek Robert Edge Bowden Ludlow Vincent Corbin, II Eric Howard Altman Eugene Cunningham Bowler Robert W. Cort John Stapleton Altman John Samuel Braitman James Anthony Cottone Mark Kalman Altschuler James Patrick Breen, Jr. David Michael Crow Irvin Michael Ambrose Lawrence Myles Brenner Rolf Edward Culver James Douglas Anderson Lawrence James Brenton Richard Allen Curci Samuel L. Andes Carleton Bryant Brink Denis Vincent Curtin Thomas Annos Richard James Broadman Lauren A vrum Daman Frank Stanley Anthony Charles Edward Brown James J. Darr Russel Loring Appleyard Jeffery Michael Brown Robert D. D'Augustine Irwin Benjamin Arieff Peter J. Brown Thomas D. Davies, Jr. R. Michael Arnovitz David Edwin Buchen *Richard Kaye Davis John Clarence Ashe Jonathan S. Buchsbaum Jonathan Day John Rawson Atwood James Russell Buckley Thomas Andrew Decker Donald Robert Auten Ronald Lee Bush Paul Joseph Deegan Christopher F. Ayres William Stanton Busker Peter Van Deekle Marshall Bruce Babson James S. Cahn Robert Michael Delaney Benjamin Baron Bachmann, II Daniel V. Calano, Jr. Thomas Lee Delevie *Daniel Carpenter Bacon Charles Eugene McCluskey Campbell Charles Aloysius DeLone, III Gershon Chaim Bacon James Ansley Carnahan Charles Edwin Dewey George Ramsey Barnett, III Stephen Andrew Casner Bruce Monroe Diamond Wayne Edward Baruch Eugene Walter Castellano Steven Leonard Diamond Joseph Anthony Basirico Michael G. Cavanagh Edward Stephen Dillon Frederick Chase Batchelder, Jr. Albert Bernard Celmer Jefferson Dix, III Thomas Roger Beam, Jr. Stephen Chen Raymond Stanley Dolgert Charles Davis Belcher, III Robert T. Chiarito Richard Matthew Donner William Harold Bence Michael Joseph Chiarolanza Theodore Clark Donovan Walter Fischel Benoist Ronald S. Chirlin Rodney Dixon Dorand Marvin Edward Bergman Raymond Lien Yiu Chow Donald Neil Douchkess Stephen Alan Bernard *Peary Haines Clark James John Drew Samuel E. Bettsak Francis Henderson Cobb Andrew Jay Drexler Johannes Albert Binnendijk Eugene D. Cohen James Michael Dubin Jonathan Lee Bixby James Edwin Cohen Louis McKenzie Earle Dennis P. Blake Leonard Harris Cohen Alvaro Andres Echavarria Harrison Garfield Bloom Robert Morris Cohen Dennis Nelson Edell

* In Absentia

9 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

BACHELOR OF ARTS-Continued

Gregory John Edinger David Saul Golden Poul Hornsleth, Jr. Lee Barry Eisenberg Jacob Robert Goldenberg Peter Michael Horowitz ':'Peter Nathan Elkin Martin R. Goldensohn Robert K. Houseal Barry Norman Elkins *Robert Lawrence Goldman Michael Mercer Howard Randolph Hugh Elkins *Jeffrey Allan Goodman Thomas Clark Howard Richard David Endler Lee Gordon Murray Maynard Howell Rodney Loy Eubanks Robert Stephen Gordon John Charles Howett, Jr. David L. Evans Michael Alan Gottfried Richard G. Hoy, Jr. Coburn Darling Everdell Charles H. Goudiss, III Leonard N. Huber John Barrett Everett William Allan Gradwell Robert Beryl Hurwitz Thomas Porter Farrell Donald R. Green Morrison Coates Huston, Jr. Richard Israel Fein James Warren Greenberg Alan Stephen Hut, Jr. David Neal Feldman Michael Whitman Griefen Ernest Iannelli Randall Feldman Henry Light Gross *Mel Manny Immergut Robert Howard Feldman Antonio Guijarro, Jr. Henry Grant Ingersoll David Daniel Fertik John Hollins Gulden Ted Isaacson John Roy Feussner Barry Allen Guryan Warren Israel Robert Brian Fiedel Troy Gustavson Harry Franklin Jackson, Jr. Irving Abraham Fink David Stuart Haas Robert Alan Jacobs Stuart I. Finkel John E. Haley Joel N. Jacobson Theodore C. First James E. Hall George Jeffrey Robert James Fischer John Caldwell Hallock Robert M. Jellinek Thomas Richard Fisher, Jr. William Edward Halperin Robert Kingston Johnston Gary David Flack Stephen Wayne Halpern Robert Peter Johnston, II Charles Daniel Forman John Paul Hanlin J edd Jones, Jr. Robert Noakes Fountain, II Colin A. Hanna Trent L. I. Jones Stewart Fox James Frank Harker Mark Terrence Jordan *Lawrence Glenn Frank Robert Owen Harrison Steven Weil Joseph Joseph Francis Frazer, III Russell C. Hastings Robert Mathew Kahl, Jr. Paul Stephen Freedberg Jeffery Charles Hayes Stephen William Kalkstein Robert David Freilich *John Landon Heath Charles Knowlton Kalwinsky Neal Marc Friedlander John Michael Heffer Frank J. Kampas Jan Paul Fruiterman Ralph Richard Heffernan Martin Paul Kaplan Robert Walter Gaiser David Earl Heilman Steven Kapustin Robert Gal Terrence G. Heinlein Kirk Theodore Karaszkiewicz Steven L. Gallin Elliot Arthur Heller Sanford I. Kartzman Bonnell T . C. Gardner Robert Charles Hendler Richard Jeffrey Katz A. M. Gherin-Ghelli Frederick Michael Henretig David Kaufman Kirkland Hopkins Gibson Jan Francis Herbst Harold Robert Kay Richard John Gienger William Hammond Herrmann, Jr. Richard Barry Kelson Thomas David Gindhart Robert Peter Heuermann Richard Dominic Kendrick Arthur Gregory Girton Stephen Joseph Hickey Bernard Francis Kenny, Jr. Alan Isaac Glass William Edward Hildebrand, III Michael Gerald Kirsch William Findlay Downs Glidden *Harry J. Hirsch Kenneth D. Kirshbaum Kenneth Richard Gliedman Ira Richard Hirsh Joseph A. Klein Austin Eastman Godfrey Franklin Brown Holland Stephen David Klein Alan Brown Goldberg Robert Lee Holland *Fred Scott Kleiner Phillip Goldberg Eric R. Holmes Jeffry Richard Klugman *David M. Golden Lewis Dean Hopkins Richard Mansfield Klussman, Jr.

''' In Absentia

10 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

BACHELOR OF ARTS-Continued

Thomas Sutton Knox Kurt Weiler Lutz Stuart Lee Mufson Robert Allen Koch John J. Madden Arthur Bennett Muir Dennis Shelly Kofler James Widmann Mahoney John Patrick Mullen, Jr. Mark Elliot Kogan Vincent Matthew Maiello Donald Peter Murphy Stanley Allan Koppelman *Paul T. Makler Robert William Murranka George Matthew Korengold William Thomas Mallison, III Sheldon Bart Nagelberg John Keaton Kramer Michael James Mandarino James Elliott Naggles Kenneth Kramer Ronald Gerard Mangan Carl John Napor Lawrence Eliot Kramer Walter Harry Manger Kenneth David Narva James Richard Krause Stephen Louis Mann Herman Michael Neiditch Myles K. Krieger Stanley Edward Manwaring Nels Clifford Nelson, Jr. Henry M. Kuller James A. Marco-Longo William Thomas Nessa James Allen Kutcher *Paul Michael Marge! Thomas Arthur Northrup Edward Michael Kweskin Joshua Markel Dennis Howard Novack Nicholas Hilliard Lamotte Timothy C. Marks David E. Nuttall Symington Phillips Landreth, III Brian Jay Marlowe Dale Joseph O'Bryan Robert W. Langlois Peter Frank Marvin Joseph Thomas O'Bryan Joseph Leonard Lauinger Gregory Stephen Maslow Delbert Stephen Olenslager David Gilbert Lawrence Bernard Arthur Mason Frank Delbridge Osborn David Matthew Leber Laurence David Mass Nicholas James O'Shaugnessy Peter Lefkow Douglas Edward Mauer Douglas Noel Owens Robert Towle Leighton Michael Robert Maurizi Charles Scott Palmer Daniel Lewis Leland Michael Charles McConnell Charles Engelos Pappas Roger Mack Lenz *Mark B. McCormick David Michael Pariser Robert John Leonard Charles Alexander McCrackin *Anthony John Parkinson Philip J. Lesko Patrick Sean McGovern Arnold H. Parris Richard Steven Lesnik Philip Howard McKinley John Cuthbert Parrish Fred Jack Levin W. T. McLaughlin George Mifflin Dallas Peltz Leonard Samuel Levin Alan David Melnick Donald Bame Percival Stephen E. Levine *Hugh David Melnick Noel Leeds Perry Joel Howard Levitt Jeffrey Alan Meyers Stephen Tucker Perry Richard Ellis Levitt Robert J. Miceli John W. Peterson Robert Alan Levy Leonard Dean Michaels Louis B. Pick Charles J. Lewkowicz John D. Miglietta *Eugene Victor Pillot Philip Richard Lezenby, Jr. Eli Leon Milch Frederick Platt Lawrence Russell Libsch Alan Harris Miller Richard Platt Neil Richard Lichtman Raymond Aloysius Miller Stanley Frank Plewes Hoxie R. Lind Michael James Monaghan Neal J. Pollock Frederick Steven Lipton *Raymond John Monahan Stephen H. Powell John Lisle, Jr. David P. Montgomery Garry Alan Preble Henry Hopkins Livingston, Jr. Charles Dale Moore Steven Marc Price David Elliott London Charles Anthony Moraff Thomas Charles Raymond Proctor Richard Washington Longstreth Richard Paul Morgenstern William S. Puppa *Nathaniel Barton Loomis Anthony Philip Morris William Kimball Purdy *Roger Charles Lorberbaum James William Morris James Rivington Pyne Roger E. Lotz, Jr. Donald Mather Morrison Gary Michael Rader John Lloyd Lovell Harvey David Morse Alan Michael Radoff Donald Richard Lubin Robert A. Moskowitz Roy Bernard Radow Jerry C. Luck Charles Allen Moss Joseph Rafalowicz

* In Absentia

11 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

BACHELOR OF ARTS-Continued

Richard Scott Ranck Robert Gordon Selickman Ronald Stewart Stern James Anthony Raymond Robert Alan Seligson Thomas Jernigan Stewart William R . Reamy *Robert Ellis Selsam William Henry Stickel Gregory S. Reed Robert Scott Seto Walt Christopher Stickney David Reibstein Michael David Seymour Jay Robert Stiefel Stephen Mark Renzin Stephen Arthur Shalet Peter L. Strick James John Restivo, Jr. Frank Morse Shanbacker, III Albert Jacob Strohecker, III Charles Revson Joseph Byron Shapiro Jonathan Whitcomb Strom David J. Rice Marc D. Shapiro *W. B. Dixon Stroud, Jr. Joel S. Robbins Richard Bruce Shapiro Eric Stumacher Sanford Roberts Thomas Emmett Shea, I I I Harris Ronald Stutman Richard Louis Robertson William R. Shelby Michael Patrick Sullivan John Dreher Rogers Douglas Levi Sheldon Thomas J. Sutkowski Jesse Douglas Rollow, III Leonard Edward Shelhamer, Jr. Charles Frederick Sweetland Mark S. Rosen Charles Desire Sherman Jonathan Henry Takiff Michael Joseph Rosen Ronald D. Shindler Frank Emlen Taussig James G. Rosenberg Abraham Shore Paul James Taylor Eric Barry Ross Barry Edward Shuman Thomas Edward Taylor Kent Newberry Ross Stuart Lee Silbertstein John Neely Teeter James Stanley Rothschild, Jr. Philip Shelley Silverstein John Harvey Terry James Sigmund Rothstein Harry S. Simms Mark Tessler Robert Benjamin Rovinsky David Gilbert Simon Edmund Thompson Thayer Arthur Alan Rubin *Laurence Bucky Simon Anthony Robert Thompson Eric J. Ruby Stephen Hayward Sinclair William Harold Thornton, III B. Gregory Russell Richard Mirl Singer *Barry Baldwin Townsend William D. Rutenberg Samuel Barbash Singer *William John Travis Abraham Rzepkowicz Jerome Lawrence Slate David Chamberlin Treadway Richard Paul Sabreen John M. Small Richard Irving Truitt Steven Ferenc Sagi Jeffrey Milne Smith Myron C. Tuman Marshall A. Salkin Jere my T. Smith Stephen Nicholas Truitzin Steven Salop John Donald Smyers, Jr. Chester Joseph Urbanski, Jr. Bruce Sheldon Saltzman Larry N. Sokol Waldo B. Vanderveur Scott Alan Sandford Alan David Solar Robert Reginald Van Dexter Steven Allan Sandler H. Hershey Sollod Eric Cornelis van Merkensteijn Jon a than A. Sarno John Thomas Sommer Frans Van Oudenallen Stephen Michael Savage Frank Alan Sparber Harry A. Van Sickle Thomas C. Scardaville Mark Warren Spencer John Vassilowitch, Jr. Samuel Schneider William Mellor Spitler, III Matthew Verlich *Lionel Mark Schooler "' Peter Frost Sprague E. Lawrence Verner Ronald F. Schwaeble ':' Peter Henry Sprayregren Edward Anthony Vosney Edward Frank Schwartz *Douglas Jeffrey Spring George Carner Waite Jeffrey Marc Schwartz Charles Christopher Staniskis Richard M . Walden Nathan G. Schwartz John James Stanulonis Harry Daniel Wall Andrew J. Schwartzman Neil Lawrence Stearns Winston Willard Walp, II Herbert William Schweers Joseph John Steflik, Jr. David Edward Walton Peter Mag Schwolsky Charles Steiner, Jr. ':'William Beatty Warner William Norman Scott Jack Julius Steiner Edward Gillingham Warren, Ill Wesley Daniel Scovanner Richard Burnite Stephens Earle George Wasner Philip Brown Scranton Stephen Maxwell Stept David Stewart Watson, II

* In Absentia

12 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

BACHELOR OF ARTS-Continued

David Leon Webb Richard C. Williams, Jr. Gary Paul Wormser Robert Carroll Webb Robert Edward Willis Thomas Kenneth Wright, Jr. Barry Weiner Gerald Francis Willwerth Steven Barry Yablon Joseph Donald White Louis Audley Wilson William M. Yaro Robert William White Raymond Todd Wilson Arthur Yellin Stephan Harris Whitenack Robert Samuel Wimmer Robert Trainor Zintl, Jr. John William Wieland Richard Alan Weldin Stephen Alfred Zipf, Jr. Ronald Charles Wiener Arnold Jay Wolf Richard Stephen Zitomer Ira Bertram Wiesenfeld Stephen Michael Wolownik Stephen Gilbert Zolan Dennis Howard Wilen Lawrence Arthur Woodward Richard Neil Zoller Jerry Lee Williams, Jr. William John Woodward, Jr. Stanley Zoyac, Jr.

BACHELOR OF ARTS (in College of General Studies)

August I I, I 967

Thomas Richard Bond Robert J . Forbes Thomas S. Pendleton

December 2 I, 1967

George E . Hildrew Joseph Ignatius Mayer Edmund Campion O'Malley Ned Knezevich Stewart Beideman Me in, Jr. Philip Bridges Sadtler Jacob Hossack Kubanoff Philip Edward Milford Joseph Michael White, Jr.

May 20, 1968

Manuel Martin Avalos C. James Meese, Jr. Joseph William Naulty Thomas Joseph Boyle Jon Ramsay Persson

AssOCIATE IN ARTS (in College of General Studies)

May 20, I968

Carroll M. Haskell

13 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

THE ENGINEERING SCHOOLS

All candidates will be presented by Robert Maddin, Director, School of Metallurgy and Materials Science

THE TOWNE SCHOOL OF CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Hsuan Yeh, Director

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CiVIL ENGINEERING

May 20, 1968

Kenneth Lee Erdman Michael Marlin Ryan Terry Donald Tait Bruce R. Matthews Charles David Schoor David Trinh Jeffrey Conrad May John Nolan Snyder William Thomas Walker

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

August 11, 1967

William James Kirkpatrick, II Peter Bryan Noonan Ronald Howard Tessin James Edward Murray Daniel Patrick Welsh

December 21 , 1967

Michael Anthony Cantelmo

May 20, 1968

Earl William Andrews James Michael Ludwiczak Charles Anthony Moraff James Armacost Bowman *John Kai Yuan Mao Gerald James Romito Thomas Albert Vernon Cassel Richard Terry Means Anthony Robert Thompson Paul Vincent Gordon Joseph Edward Merkle George J. Petronis Willis Ridgley Knapick Louis Harry Miller, Jr. Thomas Wayne Rogers

··· In Absentia

14 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING

August 11, 1967

George Joseph Evalt, Jr. John David Hellings Kyong Sup Kim John Anthony Hayden Carl M. Koch

December 21, 1967

Robert Nicely Armstrong Daniel L. McMenamin, Jr. Kurt Peter Orbanowski Michael S. Barad Algis P. Mockaitis Alan Martin Rubin Peter F. Kasuba Clifford Akeley Woodbury, III

May 20, 1968

Philip James DeMartino Halmut Naumann Albin Anthony Raguckas Melvin Leroy Flexer *Robert Steven Neff *Peter Edward Ruggieri Richard Stephen Gregory Michael C. Pancione, Jr. Krishan Kumar Sharma Umesh J. Kharod James Wendell Phillips Victor 0 . Stango Charles F. McDevitt Dimitri Dennis Pucher Henry J. Tobiasz · Michael Joseph Mielnik *John Murray Zelnick

THE SCHOOL OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Arthur E . Humphrey, Director

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

August 11, 1967

Norman Dennis Burke James John Carpenter, Jr. Charles George Demos

December 21, 1967

Robert Arthur Simmers

* In Absentia

15 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING-Continued

May 20, 1968

Thomas Auerbach Leonard Martin Hendrickson Wayne Thomas Robbins Joseph 0 . Baur, II Bruce Wayne Herrmann Steven Howard Rosen Frank Martin Boka, Jr. Thomas Herman Isaacs James Allen Sakala Guy Maxwell Chisolm, 3rd Ronald Thomas Jamieson John Edward Smigelski Donald Charles Cofsky Frederick Wilhelm Krieger Robert Warren Smith Terry Lynn Farrell Richard Gerard Leschander Allen Marcel Sokal J ustino Dominic Fernandes Ben John Mortensen Thomas Harlan Young

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING

August 11 , 1967

Bhaskar Bandyopadhyay Allan Maurice Bloom George Freeman Rowell, 3rd

December 21 , 1967

Franklin Kenneth Bayer William George Matthews Vincent Joseph O'Grady Robert Paul deBussy Hamir Damodar Merchant Michael George Tobias Irving Steven Klein Donald Paul Weimann

May 20, 1968

Joseph Liang-Ping Chen Frank Xavier Purcell, Jr. *Charles Elliott Scott *George Brian Mericsko Kristian Kl ~vstad Sandnes Shivaji Sircar

THE MOORE SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

John G. Brainerd, Director

BACHELOR OF SCIE NCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

May 20, 1968

James Lindsay Allen Joseph Theodore Geeb Thomas Walter Grudkowski Leon Opal Croft Ira Goldstein Eric Hatler James George Colsher Jonathan Edward Goldstein Arthur Francis Haney, Jr. Frank Leroy Coulson, Jr. Robert E. Greenstien ':'Donald Wesley Henderson Donald Robert Ewing John Francis Greiner Judith Sharon Kagle

* In Absentia

16 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING-Continued

Irvin Edward Keister Richard Donald Myers, Jr. Chyau Nien Shen John Whitaker Klay Frederick John Nahas, II William A. Stallings Richard Alan Krause Timothy David Nantz Robert Alan Sternhell Lawrence David Landy David Joseph Padley Robert Arthur Swanson Richard Charles Lennig Andrew J. Peters James Maxwell Talens Gene Fredric Manko Dennis Jehuda Picker David Woo-Sang Tong Stephen Thomas Matraszek Charles Ambrose Richardson, Jr. Peter P. Wisniewski Allen Stephen Meiser Brian Baine Riley Michael Robert Yenik John Howard Moore Charles Randolph Rulon George D . Uffenorde P. Bruce Shaffer

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING

August 11, 1967

Herbert Harold Anderson, Jr. Phillip L. Henderson Stephen Marrs Petty Steven Block Denis Ignatius Howe Nicolas M. Queirolo Steven Marc Bruckner Robert Midgley Hutchinson, Jr. Thomas Henry Risa Raymond Lloyd Coleman Robert Leonard Kosut Peter Crosby Scott Luis Cosenza Robert John Linhardt Darrell M. Smith Peter Paul Fischer David Bruce Luber William George Sommer Edwin Michael Fitzgerald Victor James Lujetic Lee Bracken Spence Glenn Richard Gabrielle *William Byron McCauley Henry Tan Benjamin Hortigiiela Galiana Jay Edward Marowitz Robert Arnold Temus William Frederick Heagerty Allan Lowell Nelson Alexander Michael Voshchenkov William Thomas Park

December 21, 1967

Paul Matthew Alt Sandra Lindblom Haigler Stanley M. Selkow David Assael Fernando J. Hangen Peralta George Kevork Shamlian Robert Lynn Baer Peter Edward Jasper Gordon Lewis Snyder Richard D. · Burke Elliott Campbell Lea, II Don Charles Stone Anthony Vincent Campi Yee-Shung Liaw George Ranjan Thomas Robert Melvin Dunn Eli S. Lustgarten Michael Mesak Vartanian Kurt Lawrence Ettenhofer Ying-Ping Ma Sturger R. Wagner Barry Fisch Roger Spencer Morton Fred Loring Wallace Jerome Edwin Freedman Leonard E. O'Boyle Steven Jeffrey Wallach Langdon Hollister Fulton Joseph Anthony Orlando Jerry Oliver Williams Sigmund Harvey Goldblum John R. Rosenberger Samuel Madison Worthington, III Bruce Howard Gray Kittredge Dunning Seely Myron William Zajac

* Posthumously

17 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING-Continued

May 20, 1968

Jonathan Brandon Allen Robert Wayne Harrison Kun II Park Manuel Alvarez Alvarez '''Warren Gideon Heller David John Paterson G. Timothy Anderson Russell A. Henzel Heywood Ian Paul William J. Andiario Bernard Michael Herbenick Jesus Arturo Ramirez, I Robert Paul Bair William Barton Holbrook William Thomas Reedy Jeffry H. Beinart Edwin Nicolaides Homer Arnie John Riisen Philip Henry Brandt Richard Kalkbrenner Arthur Myron Roberts Edmund L. Burke Edwin Robert Keller Richard vanBrunt Rudolph, Jr. Xavier Caro James Francis Killeen Richard Morgan Sabat Salvatore Charles Catania Takayuki Kimura John Carl Schott Robert Elvin Chapman Norman Samuel Kopeika Lawrence Michael Shapiro *Immanuel Cherkas Gerard Louis Kroese David Michael Sherr Don Wilcox Deno Robert Edwin Lefferts Howard Sherry Henry Meurer Ditman · Paul Steven Licker Frederick Krauter Shirk Francis Jerome Dougherty Jack Morgan Ligon Eugene Mark Sober Edward K. Emerle Allen Medland Male Kian-Bon Sy William Veit Fuldner Thomas Edward Margro Norman Joseph Taupeka Michel Godard Charles Kenneth Miller Robert Mitchell Tice Charles Parker Graham, Jr. George Arthur Miller Dimitrios Nicolaou Tsaousis Michael Charles Grohman Andrew Patterson Moll Lee Oliver Upton, Jr. *Anthony Robert Gross Richard Herbert Moyer Arthur Joseph VanDereedt Marshall Bruce Hack Eugene Simon Neufeld Larry Kern Wentz Romemia Halevy-Segal Sheldon Israel Newman Vincent DePaul Wohlheiter Charles Walter Hammonds Robert Arthur O'Hare John Arnold York, Sr. *Charles A. Palmer

THE SCHOOL OF METALLURGY AND MATERIALS SCIENCE

Robert Maddin, Director

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN METALLURGY AND MATERIALS SCIENCE

May 20, 1968

Anthony Manvydas Mankus Jeremy John Nittle Bruce Warren Wessels James Adams Roberts, Jr.

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING

May 20, 1968

Thomas Michael DiVincenzo William Henry Krueger Kenneth L. Woodham Muktinutalapati Nageswararao

':' In Absentia

18 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

THE WHARTON SCHOOL OF FINANCE AND COMMERCE

Willis J. Winn, Dean

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ECONOMICS

August II, I967

Gerald Chalfin Kent Charles Hines Michael Vincent San Phillip Philip Wiley Childs Alan Franklin Kardon James Patrick Shinn Robert Maxwell Diamond Josef Krakower Edward Franklin Shurtleff Jean-Claude Dreyfus Warren B. Millman Nancy Slocum Joseph William Ferrigno, III Frank Thomas Myers Frederick Charles Stake!, Jr. Martin Charles Goldfine Jack (Charles) Oliver Peter Jay Tate Allen Bruce Goldin Richard Edward Ostuw Norman Pierre Vernon, Jr. Ronald Dexter Hall Stanley Riskin Paul Casey Williams William Larry Hess Alan William Ross Richard Livingston Woodside John Robert Sanctuary

December 21, I967

Arthur Cobb Abbott, Jr. Kenneth Edward Heyman Floris Numan Oyevaar Thomas Frank Bates Alan Travis Kimball Bernard Michael Reed Paul Elliott Blumenthal Gerhardt Paul Kreher, Jr. Laurie Beth Regenbogen Robert Tilghman Bossart Barry Mitchel Levine James Edward Schneider Isaiah Townsend Burden, III John Nicholas Marsh, III Stephen Iver Schorr Joseph Armand Burgun Peter Walter Marshall Rose Angela Verna Paul Sparre Hart Albert Charles Moeller Edward Alexander Y oo

May 20, I968

Richard Donald Abbott *George Dickson Baker Richard Andrew Bloomfield Hilary Adams David Edwin Ball William Henry Bastard Linda Hope Albert Thomas Craig Barman William Francis Bowler Richard H. Albert Lawrence Irvin Batt William Seth Brandt Daniel William Aljoe Donna Marie Bean Mary Lou Brennan Clifford Bruce Alsberg Elliot James Belkin Carl Andrew Brenner Steven Barry Altneu Bruce Allan Bender Patrick Joseph Broderick Kenneth Carl Anderson Anita Marie Benvignati Bruce Lee Brodsky Wayne Eugene Anderson Eric Mitchell Berg John Joseph Bronkovic William Arthur Angus, III Stephen Joel Bernard Blakeslee Peck Brown Bhanusak Asvaintra Peter Nelson Berns Michael Carl Burwick Bert Leonard Atwater, II John Patrick Berry Ayse Nur Calika Mitchell Laurence Bach Gordon Morgan Biehl, Jr. James Blaise Callaghan Harry August Bade, III Bradford Edwin Block Louis John Calomaris Larry David Badian Steven I. Block David William Carroll

'' In Absentia

19 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ECONOMICS-Continued

Albert Harvey Casey Edward Louis Glazer Daniel Louis Klein Frank Joseph Champi Michael Jack Glosserman Robert William Kleinman David Bruce Chosiad Lawrence Howard Goldberg Edward Ripley Knickerbocker Jeffrey Alan Cohen Arthur Golden Stanton Richard Koppel Morton Alan Cohen Edwin Paul Goldstein Theodore John Kostzewski Theodore Jon Cohen William Howard Goldstein Edward Joseph Kowalcyk, Jr. George Speer Colyer David Thomas Goodwin Karl Mark Kreher Alexius Charles Conroy Bruce Robert Gordon Patricia Ann Kreiger *Thomas Neil Corrigan Frank Owen Gould Andrew Lee Kresch Douglas Lynn Cox Ronald Murray Gould Edward Myers Krieger, Jr. Ronald James Cox William Allan Graham Jeffrey Sanford Kriger Edgar George Cross, II l Mark Fredrick Grant Ronald Aaron Kriss Patrick Owen Crowley Marc Granat Greenberg Edward Stavrum Kriz Nathan Maxwell Crystal James Harold Gregg Lawrence David Krohn Andrew Patrick Daly Norman David Hallock Will Kuhlmann William Charles Davidson Nancy Sue Hano Sheldon Frank Kwiat Thomas Allan Dean John Bencraft Hansen Robert Thomas Lamont George William De Sola Cecil Richard Harrison Craig Monroe Lampa Mark Hannay Dixon Robert Trainer Hawley Kenneth Erwin Lebensburger, Jr. *Frederic Keith Dubin Krieger William Henderson, Ill Martin Herbert Ledewitz James Nathan Ellowitch Roger Ralph Henriquez Steven Lee Leeb William Irwin English, Jr. Robert Leonard Herrick Jack Henry Lehman, III Joseph Michael Esposito, Jr. John Alan Hess *Michael Richard Levy James Carl Eubanks, III Jon Gordon Hillsberg Kenneth David Lipman Linda Elaine Ewan William Henry Hippee, Jr. Douglas Arthur Lobel Alan Lee Feinberg Arthur Norman Hixson Barry Joseph London Robert Saul Feinberg Frank Henry Holland, III Richard Nelson Lovett, Jr. Henry Michael Feinstein George Louis Hornecker, Jr. Neil Stuart Lovit Ronald Feinstein John Sanderson Horton Jose Alejandro Luna Andrew David Finger Stephen Paul Hoyt Paul Edmond McCarthy Neal Joseph Fink Robert Moulton Hunt, Jr. William Arthur McCurdy, Jr. John Warren Fischer Carroll Richard Hunter Gordon Robert McLaren Dennis Anthony Fitzgerald Joseph Marshall Hurwich Michael Louis McManus David Fleischer Harry Jacob Jellinek Gary Alan Malasky Stephen Mark Foxman David Taylor Johannesen Barry Ira Malmet Barbara Lee Freeman Dennis Owen Johnson John Murray Malone Douglas Norman Frenkel Richard Edwin Johnson Robert Bernard Mand Dennis Freling Fruchter Robert Doheny Johnson Stephen Michael Markman Errol Kenneth Furst Kent Wallace Jones Joel Martin Martel Stephen William Garber Kenneth F. Kadish Richard Leslie Martin Francis Anthony Garczynski Lloyd Alan Kadish Ronald Louis Marwood David Adam Garfunkel Ronald Leo Kahn Susan Jane Mason William Mark Charles Garthwaite Aaron Michael Kamins Ronald Francis Matzner George John Gavounas Michael Steven Kanas Jose Ruben Mendoza Bernard Patrick Gawley Joseph Samuel Kanfer Kenneth David Meskin Peter Richard Gelb Jonathan David Kaplan James Maurice Meyer Joseph Edward Gerber Samuel G. Kaplan Gary Martin Meyers Steven Irwin Geringer Steven Frank Kaplan Judith Ann Mike Elliot Tobyn Gerstenhaber Wayne Stewart Kaplan George Stuart Miller Robert Byron Gillam Guillermo Kelley-Salinas Robert Don Miller William Jacob Glasgow Stanley Ralph Keyser Neil Alan Mishkin

* In Absentia

20 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ECONOMICS-Continued

Jeffrey Mark Moritz Harry Mark Rosen Gary Kingsley Sweitzer John Mark Myers Edwin Rosenthal, II Leon W. Taub Joseph Robert Nachman Paul Humphrey Ross Richard Eric Teller James Joseph Naughton Richard Franklin Roth Michael Joseph Torpey, Jr. Keith Lancaster Neal Jose Antonio Rubert Donald John Trump Robert William Newcomb Edward Max Sachs, Jr. Robert Ira Tuteur William John Noonan *Richard Mathes Sachs William Frederick Uhlhorn, Jr. Lawrence Colin Nussdorf James Philip Samuels William Wayne Veranda Cecil Jay Olmstead, III William Acilio Sandri Robert Elmer Wade David Stanley Osman Andrew Marshal Saul Richard Carl Walters Richard Brian Owens Marc Thomas Schoenfield Charles Martin Wasser, Jr. Michael Charles Palmer Ricardo Schulz-Otzen Mitchell Shelton Weeks James Arthur Pappas *Ralph Marvin Segall Michael Lee Weiner Arthur Steven Perelman Peter Howard Segel Robert Norman Weinstock Richard Elliot Perlman Patrick William Semegen Stanley Marvin Weiss, Jr. Richard Lee Perman James Walter Sheaffer Stephen Paul Weiss William Hilmes Pestke Richard Walton Sherman Stuart Alan Wenger Walter William Petrick Laurence Zeid Shiekman Jeffrey Malcolm Westergren Richard Pianin Steven Ira Shulman Elliott Jay Wiener Edward Ellsberg Pollard Harvey Ellis Siegel Ronald Mark Willis Frank Thomas Pope Alan Silverman Robert Lewis Wise Roger Curtis Rader Wiiliam Curtis Simmons George Wood Bruce William Raskin Steven Wolfe Simon Andrew Michael Woods John Neil Raudabaugh Robert Charles Smith Jeffrey Garber Wyner Donald Thomas Regan Edward Lewis Snyder *Robert Soichi Yagi Joel Reinstein William Michael Specht Jeffrey Jay Yost Samuel David Richman Thomas Kroeger Stacks Albert Gardner Young, Jr. Daniel Edward Rieck Panayiotis Michael Stavrinides Richard Neale Young, Jr. Larry Donald Rifkin Alfred Roscoe Stokes, Jr. Arthur Alan Zatz Charles Scot Roberts Geoffrey Richard Stone Freeman Zausner *Sidney Philip Rodbell Edward M. Zolla

ASSOCIATE IN GOVERNMENTAL ADMINISTRATION

May 20, 1968

Frank Edmund Nolan

ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

December 21, 1967

Donald Xavier Baxter John Thomas Lyons Joseph Christopher Sasnauskas Thomas Charles Baxter Wiiliam Laurence Murray Daniel Stinger Stackhouse Vernon Leo Halle Kaspar Papazian Barry Lee Start William Lutner Lampe, Jr. Wiilard Daniel Reese Thomas Joseph Tomasco Joseph Franklin Lebo Edwin Thomas Winter

" In Absentia

21 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-Continued

May 20, 1968

Paul Franklin Abbott Carl Goldberg Robert Rudolph Miller Charles Evan Altizer Daniel David Goodman Clifford Orton Moon, Jr. George Stephen Bockius, Jr. Waltraud Apollonia Gossman Thomas Joseph Moore, Jr. William Benjamin Brill, Jr. Steven Lenard Granoff Donald Bruce Nicholls Vincent Brodie, Ill Ronnie Heimke Thomas James Niemkiewicz William James Byrd, III Ronald Parker Higginbotham Charles Kenneth Orner Thomas Alexander Caldwell, Jr. William Edward Hockenbury James Edward Patton Louis Joseph Campo Louis Reginald Hodge John James Redmond, Jr. Charles Albert Carson, Jr. Lowell Paul Jackson Donald Merle Richter Ronald Charles Cherwinski Warren Andrew Jackson Earl Booker Ruark Harold LeRoy Cloud, Jr. Eugene Martin Jacobs Chester Edwin Russell, Jr. Thomas John Concannon Edward Joseph Just Richard William Russo John Francis Coward David Charles Kensil Ronald Smiles Carman Toni DeLess Joseph Henry Kieser, Jr. David Walter Stauffer Isaiah DeVine Wilson Robert Kinch Stanley John Stephens, Jr. Dale Montgomery Dobbins Charles George Kovach William Anthony Sturn William James Drye, Jr. Edward Arthur Laughlin Raymond George Supper Thomas Bernard Duffin James Charles Magee George David Taylor Howard Freedman Joseph Andrew Mason David Rash Thomas John Stuart Freeland Leonard Francis Mayernik David Russell Walker Charles Roger Fulton, Jr. Charles George McCloskey Robert Howard Wilson Francis Anthony Gallop David Edward McCormick Samuel Robert Wright Ronald Paul Gillis, Jr. George Thomas McCosker Eleanora Campbell Wurster Mira Gojkovich Francis Anthony McGuigan Robert Hilbert Yerkes Patrick Joseph McLaughlin

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ACCOUNTING

May 20, 1968

David Martin Cohen Stanley Jay Miller Kenneth Everett Updegraft, Jr. Raymond Benjamin Cohen James Colburn Moffett, III Richard Denman Van Dyke Raymond Samuel Elman Richard Bernard Morchan James Towne Wheary Frank W. Flack Richard Kent Nason Wayne Edward Wipert, Jr. Elkan Myers Katz Gerald J. Prescott James Kirk Wood Melvin Leon Keating Ivan Shandor Richard Livingston Woodside Warren Alvin Levine John Robert Soper John Howard Zele

MASTER OF GOVERNMENTAL ADMINISTRATION

August 11, 1967

John Stanford Dexter, Jr. David J. Ferguson Glenn Frank Spachman Clinton Charles Buell Mullen

22 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

MASTER OF GOVERNMENTAL ADMINISTRATION-Continued

December 21, 1967

Roger Craig Anderman Richard Francis Keevey John Joseph Martin Robert George Bjoring Norman Randle King Lynn Adrian Neuhart Richard Martin Bouhan Robert Stanley Krutsick Charles Franklin Pierce, Jr. Lloyd Vernell Harrell, Jr. Leo LeRoy LaChance Gerald Joseph Reilly Henry Lee Hyatt Douglas Adelbert Smith

May 20, 1968

William Paul Craig Jerry Lynn Johnson Robert Milton Reardon Gerard M. Cullen Lowell Walter Johnson Bruce Franklin Romer Joseph L. Delate, Jr. Thomas James Kehoe Barry Charles Savitz Donald Diehl Sheldon Seymour Liss Jack Lee Scott Willard Scotland Dobbins, Jr. Jerry Edward Merrill Robert Erwin Smart Robert David Eckel John Edward Millett Daryl Lee Vander Pol Bernard Joseph Fisken John Dennis Nolan Don J. Vogt Joseph V. Galati Bernard Orr Thomas Patrick Walsh

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

August 11, 1967

Robert Michael Abplanalp Robert Francis Flood, Jr. Steven Lisgar Merrill Robert Irvin Ash Robert Kahn Gardner Charles Elwood Miller, Ill Raymond Neil Benson Walter Selden Gates, Jr. Raymond Michael Murray, Jr. James Sclater Bingay, Jr. Burton Jay Gilman Burton Todd O'Donald William Glennon Blacksher William Julian Heron, Jr. James Allan Oswald Brooks Boveroux Russell Hewett Philip H. Parsons, Jr. William Ashbel Brigham Dana Brand Hopkins, Jr. George Joseph Prebola John Peter Broderick Earl Chadwick Hughes, Jr. Hermenegildo Panganiban Reyes Thomas Ames Brown John Daniel Ingle, Jr. Leonard I. Rothman Robert Franklin Burnett Louis Henry Kaiser, III Ward Robinson Scull, III John Hamilton Cairns Yukihiko Katsume Charles Peter Shields Charles F. Cala, Jr. Hugh Campbell Kent Cabanne Chenier Smith Ralph Augustus Cann, liT David Starr Kirk Stephen Atwater Smith Arthur William Carnduff Timothy Paul Knabe Frederic Peter Sulzer Jose Rafael Carvajal-Franco Hideki Komiyama Robert Philip Swartz William Roger Cross Richard Eric Kopelman Michael T. Wahl Alfred Chester Daggett Thomas Francis Lantry William A very Walters Willem Adrianus de Bruyn Arnaud Joseph Loustalot, III Stephen Harris Webster Edward Lewis Deci Henry Adolph Lyczak John David Woldrich John Eric Eklof Stanley Christopher Mader, Jr. Thomas Trimble Warren Bruce Evashevski Walter Clinton McSherry Douglas Quan Lun Y ee James Marshall Fales Robert Alan Medaugh Ronald Albert Zell

. December 21, 1967

Robert Matthews Adams Stephen John Barclay David Franklin Beaber John Ayres Armitage Thomas M. Bayer Jean-Francois Brevier

23 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-Continued

Frank Alan Buethe Peter John Hughes Dudley Gatewood Pearson Andy Joe Byers Roger L. J anelli Charles Augustus Pfeffer, III Timothy Leigh Cairns Kevin Joseph Keller Alan Jay Preis Choon Ching Chen George Paul Kraut William Morris Reed Philip Marques Davidson John Gerhard Kringel Thomas Simon Roeder Peter Diefenbach Charles Witter Marshall, Jr. Ronald Joseph Rogala Jonathan Earl De Voll Richard Jones Marshuetz John Waltham Rutland Thomas Griffith Dixcy Thomas Emmett McCrann Nalin Sakalchand Shah Martin Edward Duffy Daniel Peter McGonigle Marco A. Sotomayor, J . Richard Lockwood Goodby Eugene R. McGrevin William Sidney Spears Charles Nathaniel Griffin, II William Plunkett Meade John James Tsucalas David Robert Grogan Thomas Kenneth Miller, Jr. Donald Turner Van Wart Kirk Ray Hagan Robert George Milne, HI Louis Joseph Wagner Frank Lane Harwell, Jr. Robert Gerald Mould Raymond Bruce Wheltle Paul Alan Hoffstein Jeffrey Lee Neuman Jon Christopher Wilda John Calvin Hover, II Carl William Neun Forrest Jarrell Wright, Jr. Luzius Robert Hug Richard Carter Overstreet Jerry Allen Young John Carle Parry, IV

May 20, 1968

Philip Kenneth Adams William Black, lli Edward Lawrence Collier William Scott Adams, Jr. Harry Campbell Breneman Blaine George Emery Conley William Daniel Anderson Winton Malcolm Blount, III Clifford Scott Conner Geary Richard Andrews Daniel C. Borlongan Donald Stuart Cook, Jr. Robert Charles Apple Robert John Brooks Herbert Vance Coulston, Jr. Edward Harry Applebaum F. DeS ales Brosnan, Jr. Donald Carson Cowles, III Jeffrey Gordon Appleton Robert Grove Bruce Francis Washington Craig Rolando S. Atienza Michael Graham Ashmead Burke Marshall William Craig Lowell Marc Babus Bruce Wade Burnham Gerald Michael Crompton Bah Mamadou Cellou Peter Alexander Burt Carmen Ana Culpeper Bruce Van Eaton Bailey Terence Thomas Byrne Robin Alasdair Cumming John Baillie Baker Bruce MacLean Cameron Richard Scott Cummings Robert Woodward Baker Daniel Cammaert Thomas Charles Curtiss, Jr. Arthur Samuel Baldadian Craig Malcolm Campbell Benjamin Maurice Cutler, II *John Elton Banister John Lawrence Campbell Gerald Paul Daly Stephen Alphonse Bansak, Jr. Richard Parker Campbell, Jr. Frank Skirvin Baze Dameron William Warren Banta, Jr. *Robert Douglas Campbell Lee Van Voorhis Dauler, Jr. Edgar Wilson Barksdale, Jr. Alan Leslie Carey Peter Dominic Dauthieu William Merrill Barstow, III Fran<;:ois Caron George Kennedy Davidson, II Higinio Bartolome Pardo Denis Tirol Carpio Kenneth Edwin Davis Kenneth Harvey Batchelder Hugh Alton Carter, Jr. William Worth Dean Thomas Milton Bates William Lee Carter, III Robert Ray Deardorff *John Lytel Baughman Theodore Jackson Case, Jr. Pierre de Croisset William Stuart Belvin Arthur Baron Cass, III Robert DeLaurentis Lee Allen Bender Kenneth Ross Cassidy *Noel Teotico de Leon Raymond Aufranc Beplat Devendra Kumar Chawla *Thomas Joseph Delisi Alfred Rives Berkeley, TIJ Michael 0. Chenoweth Daniel Forbes Dent Robert Roger Beuret Luther Johnson Clark Benoit Deschamps George Woolsey Bierlin *Randall Livingston Clark Dennis Allan Des Rosiers Peter Kittell Bingham Everett Stuart Clymer Joseph Wayne Devall

''' In Absentia

24 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION--Continued

Zulfikarali Manji Devji Charles William Harrison Lewis Norman Liszt Richard Ray Dilling William James Harrison, Jr. *Alvin Litt James Robert Drenning Jere my W. Head Kent Alexander Logan Richard Galbraith Dunlop Richard S. Helstein, II William Jenkins Longfellow, Jr. David Cameron Dunn *Jaime Jose Hernandez Martinez George Udarbe Lorenzana David Leonard Dupree Robert Michael Hernandez Edward Fisler Lummis, Jr. Charles Russell Eddy, Jr. Richard Byard Hires *Peter Simon Lynch Michael Jay Eisenberg Fred McWhorter Hirons, Ill James Tucker Mabie Allan Michael Elfman *Stewart Louis Hoffman *William Edward Macaulay Duane Stuart Elgin James Cleveland Holland John Andrew MacDiarmid Robert Harold Ericson Henry Holt, Ill William Shelton Mackenzie Rafael Eugenio Marcos Fabie Eugene T. Horn Henry Carroll Mackin Robert Charles Faelten Philip Douglas Horner Roderick Alexander MacLeod Susan Carol Farnham Arthur George Houghton Thomas Hosie Main Charles Nicholas Favazzo *Don Burton Huff Constantine Spyro Malamos Robert Stanley Fila Thomas Reagan Hull Frederick Lowell Malan Jonathan Stuart Fine Kemp Neal Hunt Edward Peter Marecki, Jr. *James John Finlay Edwin Smith Jackson, Jr. Carlos Alberto Martin, II Alan Richard Fox Jay Julius Jacobs, Jr. Dwight Richard Martin James George Fox *Jean-Pierre Robert Jacquemard David James Martindale Leo Bartholomew Fox Jose Maria Javellana *Charles Richard Mason Edward Joseph Freed *Christopher Runyon Jennings Edward Joseph Mazur Elias Freidus, Jr. Nicholas Rex Jennings Neil James McAloon Keith Gordon Frey Roger Lee Jennings Robert Fulton McCracken John Weber Fridlington Craig Norman Johnson Michael Joseph McCrudden, III *George Stoney Fuller, Jr. *Robert Young Justis, Jr. *Aloysius G. McFall, Jr. Peter Torrey Funke Richard Paul Karam Philip Patrick McGrath Richard David Furash Lewis H. Katcher Frank Joseph McKearney, Jr. *John Hatch Gannon Ralph Katz Douglas Duvall McNair Calvin John Gauss, III Ronald Stuart Keats *Richard Reid McNeill James Anthony Giardina Malcolm Gordon Keiser, Jr. *Paula Austin McNichols William Herbert Giese Edward Francis Kelley, iv Robert John Melzer Francis Girault Carl Baker King Kenneth Richard Meyer Robert Kenneth Giss John Dudley King, Jr. John Anderson Miller Edward Michael Gleason John Richard Kissick *Stuart Gordon Miller Bruce Daniel Goettel *Richard James Klingaman Larry Irvin Mitchell Lawrence George Golden James Paul Kovacs Jack Vincent Morreale, Jr. Peter Michael Gottsegen Timothy Alan Kraftson Patrick Nicholas Mullane Thomas Lynn Grainger Moritake Kuroyanagi Thomas Dennis Munsch '''Robert Alphonse Grasso *Emanuel Anthony Kyprios Donald Garry Munson William Richard Greene Christopher Kevin Landry James Lawrence Murdock *Allen Lytel Greenough James Harvey Lang Daniel Ray Murphy Joseph DeLong Greulich Thomas Frederick Lang Jonathan Keith Myers Paltiel Gross Frederick Guy Lange Alan William Nealley Woodrin Grossman *William Templeton Layman, II Peter Michael Nicholas Stephen Close Hagen James William Ledwith Richard Bert Nierling *Henry A. Hale Albert Graham Lee, Jr. Donald Alan Oakleaf Charles Thomas Hall *William David Lees Robert Thomas O'Donnell, Jr. David Albert Hall Robert· George Levenson *James Wallace O'Grady Gerald Marc Hamburger Barton Ludlow Lilly Henry Chisholm Osborn, III Robert Wells Harris Kai Lindholst .*Terry Scott Overton

* In Absentia

25 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-Continued

Frank John Pados, Jr. William Cotter Sawyer, II David Randolph Thomas Manuel Velez Pangilinan Donald Bruce Schaller Jonathan A. Thompson Robert Sylvester Pasquarelli Robert David Schanck Philip Dale Thompson Edward Pearson Paules Fred Carl Schaschl Dean John Torkelson John Wesley Peavy, III Stephen Paul Schechner Anthony Gabriel Tucker Jerome Frederick Peck, Ill Julius William Schneider Warren Keith Tunnell Erik Pedersen Wendell Leslie Schollander Michael Edwards Tyler Andrew C. Pepper Gerret Richard Schwieger Edward Seymour Underwood, Jr. Clifford Webster Perry, Jr. James Grandison Seat Julien Uribe-Mosquera Orville Anderson Petty, III Norman Stuart Shaffer Edwin Stephens Valliant, Ill Jean Paul Plumez *John Randall Sharpe Thomas Algert Valunas, Jr. William Guilford Pomeroy James Alfred Shea Jay Wilson Vandegrift, Jr. Kirk Patrick Pond Clifford Ernest Shedd, III Terry VanDer Tuuk William Miles Pope, Jr. George Linton Sheppard Nicholas Americo Vargas Lawrence Aron Post *Paul Michael Sheptow Anthony Guido Victoria Eccles Veach Pridgen, Jr. Phillip William Sheridan *Joseph Scott Vincent, Jr. Alan MacGregor Purdy Steven Paul Sidwell Charles Carson Vines Donald Lee Purtill Curtis Parker Small Robert Peter Vocelli James Nelson Pylkas Walter Smedley, III Charles Frederick Walz, lll Henry Benjamin Rainville, II Lyall Carey Smith Everett John Ward, II , Thomas Allen Randt Norman Nicoll Snow Charles Preston Warman, HI Linda Roberta Rasken John Stewart Snyder Michael Allan Warren David Wesley Rawson Donald Phillips Somers Timothy Francis Weiss Eugene Edwin Record, Jr. William Harrison Speaker, Jr. Irvine Twitty Welling, III Allen Bevins Reed, III Anthony Samuel Spier John Bardin West Robert Edgar Reeves Albert Harrison Stafford, II Joseph Norris Wetmore, Jr. Robert Lee Rice, Jr. Robert John Stapleton Lawrence Edwin Whaley Douglas Duke Richardson George Vasilevich Stein Harris Russell White *Howard Wesley Risher, Jr. Jonas Arvid Stiklorius, Jr. Russell B. Whitman Kenneth James Roberts Michael S. Stolbach Thomas Luther.Wieker *Richard Allen Robertson William Terry Stolting Lewis Eugene Williams Robert Samuel Rockwell Daniel Stewart Stone John Stanley Witucki Michael Harry Rogosin Richard William Stumbo, Jr. *Grahame Wood, Jr. Robert William Romeo *John A. Sturm Earle Andre Wootton *David McCurdy Rost Alvin Augustus Swenson, III *Theodore Constantine Xiarhos Steven David Rothschild Michael William Swift Peter VanWinkle Young Jean-Pierre Christian Roy Robert Lee Swisher, Jr. Eric Roger Zausner Diane Adele Rudo Singh Tangtatswas Charles Edward Zimmerman Alasdair James Hew Saunders Rolando Mercado Zosa

THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS FOR WOMEN

R. Jean Brownlee, Dean

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION

August 11, 1967

Katheryn Ellen Jones •:• In Absentia

26 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION-Continued

December 21, 1967

Ellen Miriam Blickstein Susan Marie Hills Karen Ruth Seeberg Barbara Anne Degenhardt Anna Marie McCloskey Sara Beth Shrager Linda Jentleson Gittleman Marilyn Goldstein Winokur

May 20, 1968

Carol Altman Janice Wendy Levin June Ann Rhoads Sarah Anne Behlow Judith Ellen Levy Linda Sue Rogoff Diana Borowsky Linda Weldon McMullin Rochelle Fern Salkin Sarah Greenwald Ann Rogers Morgan Penny Felice Smith *Gail Susan Harrison Maureen Janet Nelson Judith Anne Wagle Mary Josephine Hight Faye Olivieri Jane Topkins Werner Linda Miriam Kates Martha Patonetz Judy Jane Wotring Doris Marie Pearson

BACHELOR OF ARTS

August 11, 1967

Carol Adler Jane Marilyn Friedman Sarah Shoemaker Price Ronnie Hay Boraks Nancy Gilman Jane Ann Rosenbluth Alexa Duane Bresnan Carla Sarita Greene Nancy Bisgaier Ruskin Marcia Ann Crawford Diana Joy Hirsh on Sheila Shapiro Susan Creskoff Nancy Elizabeth Hoffman Reid Campbell Stevens Mary Helen Cummins Karen Paula Kress Paula Sue Tanenbaum Josephine Suzanne Davidow Ann Liftin Elizabeth Winternitz Thompson Estelle D'Costa Judith Aileen Plunkett Marthe Urgoiti Christine Ann Dengler Elizabeth Jane Zeidman

December 21, 1967

Alexis Mandell Berg Anne Elizabeth Mangels Deborah Newman Silverstein Patricia Morris Berry Arlene Iris Moskowitz Rhoda Solomon Spielman Micki Anne Cohen Christine Poleo Gloria Diane Spitalny Joyce Ann Conlin Kathleen Regan Pratter Carol Susan Steiger Joan Lowry Cope Lynn Dianne Salvage Landis Cook Stevenson Lesley Davidson Marjorie Ann Seltzer Ariel McKnight Swartley Adrienne Marie Diazsardina Meredith Lathrop Sedwick Bonnie Vendig Caroline Fearey Hover Viki Sher Joyce Sharon Weiner Judith Segal Knee Sharon Ritchie Wolfgang

* In Absentia

27 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

BACHELOR OF ARTS-Continued

May 20, 1968

Anne Polen Addicks Jamie Beth Catlin Deborah Turner Fahnestock Rita Joyce Albert Mary Celnik Sara Jane F erleger Carole Frances Alderman *Jan Pardee Chance Toni Harriet Field Rosalind Fish Aldrich Charlotte Lund Cherington Judith Sivia Finestone Beth Altschul Joan Chernoff Bonnie Susan Finne! Kathy Marion Anday Merle Beth Chernofsky Constance Bille Finnerty Kathryn Anderson Christine Ann Chervenak Susan Ames Fox Lynne Carol Anderson Sarah Susan Childs Priscilla Tucker Francis Maria Dolores Argentieri Margaret Chisholm Alice Fredricka Freed Patricia Rice Ashby Maria Victoria Ciamaichelo Mary Bowen Frey Barbara Baberick Chiquita Ann Clark Judith Miriam Friedland Gretchen Burdie Bachrach Linda Gail Clark Joyce Ann Fuller Marie lwanna Baczynskyj Christine Marilyn Cobler Winifred Mary Gallagher Marie Celeste Baker Ana Maria Labrador Collado *Rhoda Gelfond Barbara Joanne Ballam Lucy Lee Conger Karyl Gilbert Linda Barychewsky Catherine Theresa Consalvi Kathleen Johnson Gizzi Karen Diana Batchelor Katrin Cramer Meryl Jane Gluck Margaret Bauer Susan Croll Marsha Slone Goldberg Christina Marie Bauers Lorraine Curcio Susan Elizabeth Goldberger Mathilde Benveniste Susan Holly Dallinger Sue Ellen Golden Janet Lee Berenson Elizabeth Russell Darr Carol Gayle Goldfarb Roberta Gay Berger Patricia Adams Davenport Susan Goldman Betsy Edith Berk Lisbeth Ruth Davidow *Susan Melanie Goldsmith Judith Himmelstein Bernick Lynn Libby Davidson Laurie Beth Gordon *Judith Lee Bexfield Marilyn Alper Davidson Karen Gould Donna Orlins Bialor Elaine Louise Decker Ruth Lazarus Greenberg Bonnie Leslee Blackman Natalie Lowry Delcamp Suzanne Nye Greenberg Lilly Blicblum Nina Maria De Martini Susan Greenblatt '''Lauren Gay Blond is Robin Leslie Detz Anna Lund Greve Deborah Blotnik Sally Louise Dolan Beryll Chackman Grinberg Mary Lucille Blumberg Susan Margaret Dole Rita Sharon Grobman Bonni Ann Blumenthal Joan Donnell ;'Evelyn Richardson Groome Joan Blywise Elisa Delano Dorfsman Ronile Lawrence Hagelin Jeanne Ann Borenstein Jeanne Corinne Dorward Kristi Jean Hager Irene Theresa Borgogno Dale Clay Drennan Pamela Macy Hall * Jestena Christy Boughton Pamela Barry DuBose Judith Carol Halpern Carolyn Rodis Boyd Mary Tarbell Ward Dunning Katherine Frei Harris Suzanne Boyd Carolyn Eisen Anne Greer Hazelwood Ronnie Anita Brahms Patricia Annette Eldredge Susan Grace Heart Patricia Anne Brereton Lynn Biester Elliott Carol Henderson Anne Louise Brislin Elaine Epstein Anne Herman Susan Kandy Browder Marilyn Sara Erber Nancy Caroline Hermel Agnes Mary Brown Lucy Page Eshleman Lisa Fay Hertz Angela Julie Busillo Phyllis Joyce Ettinger Barbara Kathleen Hild Lorna Nancy Campbell Laura Kathreen Evans Kathleen Hogan *Linda Parquette Cardini Rosemary Elinor Evans Joanne Paulette Holland Randolyn Jean Carr Barbara Ann Faden Nancy Hollander

':' In Absentia

28 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

BACHELOR OF ARTs-Continued

Genevieve Holm Ann Lipsky Karen Charlotte Moss Anita Holland-Moritz Holschuh Carolyn Adele Lowther Jane Harriet Nagler Carol-Anne Grace Hopkins Mary MacMaster Nancy Horace Nahm Barbara Ann Horn Donna Dickinson Macsuga Janet Sandra Nesher Ellen Miller Horn Charlotte Macy Linda Jane Nicholson Carol Hughes Leslie Jeanne Maddin Janet Rae Oberlander Sandra Anne Hyde J anine Amy Mager Bonnie Jean O'Boyle Sheila Frances Jobst Madelyn Nita Mailman Eileen Marie O'Brien Suzanne Corlet Jackson Francine Maider Emily Caroline Olendrowicz Judith Jennings Josephine Ann Mangano Linda Berk Olivenbaum Faith Johnson Linda Sue Mann Nancy O'Reilly-Apsion Susan Irene Kaplan Marilyn Cutaiar March Elizabeth Ann Ostrov Marcia Jean Karadbil Cheryl Lynne Marco Melinne Katherine Owen Julia Deborah Karet Carolyn Eva Marcus *Nan Owen Barbara Goody Katz Priscilla Mark Caroline Rina Parker Merrill Diane Katz Fayette Elizabeth Marsh *Carol Marshall Paumgarten Sharon Katz Michele Naomi Marshall Elizabeth Heaton Pearson Caren Faith Kaufman Judith Ann Martin Anne Ruth Perchonock *Helene Kaufman Loretta Ellen Master Alice Perkins Elizabeth Jane Kelner Jill Maze Linda Renee Peskin Faith Kimel Janice Mazer Gail Nelms Petty Gail Kintner Diane McClure Ann Church Pfeifer Carol Ann Kiryluk Eleanore Mary McConnell Frances Martha Poeppelmeier Claudette Klein Meredith Ann McCoy Joy Poupko Linda Ray Klein Barbara Elizabeth McCullough Celeste Lucille Reill Karen Marie Klinger ''Innes-Fergus McDade *Victoria Marilyn Riback Sally Marie Kolker Susan McDonald Michele Helene Richman Judith Lee Kornfeld Suzanne McDonnell Hadas Rin Ellen Harriet Kraftsow Elizabeth Fraser McLaughlin Linda Robertson Marilyn Beth Kramer Joann Mary McMenamin Leslie Suzanne Marie Robinson *Linda Helene Nagrem Kripke Martha Elizabeth Robin McReynolds Cynthia Rock Joanne Kunberger Susan Ann Menin Timothy Roman Susan Linda Kushner Leslie Ann Mertz Susan Ruth Rosbrow Lillian Belkin Landau Mary Ann Mezei Jean Estelle Rosenthal Roslyn Siegel Landy Johnsy Middleton *Priscilla Rudd Judith Farquhar Lang Anne Pauline Miller Mary Virginia Rue *Emma Jones Lapsansky Gail Susan Miller Mary Wheeler Rush Ruth Lyon Lasell Janice Helen Miller Barbara Lucy Russo Mary Elizabeth Lattimore Josephine Borton Miller Elizabeth Briscoe Ryan Susan Beth Laudenslager Sally Miller Jeanne Salis Marlene Catherine Lazzaro Sheila Susan Millman Phyllis Ellen Samitz Sydney Ann Lefkoe Karen Keiko Miura Mary Agnes Sasinek Lorraine Carol Leonowich Barbara Marie Molnar Bettijean Sattler Roseanne Levin Marilyn Marguerite Monaco Lenore Sayers Ilene Susan Levitt Gay Marie Monices Margaret Lynn Scarborough Carol Ann Lew Audrey Elizabeth Moody Linda Klughaupt Schaffzin *Marjorie Gerber Lewis Dorothy Louise Moore Phyllis Elana Schmidt Deborah Linker Rhoda Leslie Morgan Marjorie Anne Schneller Barbara Kyle Linnehan ''Ellen Ferguson Morrow Stephanie Lea Schwartz

* In Absentia

29 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

BACHELOR OF ARTS-Continued

Victoria Schwartz Susan Churchill Stafford Elizabeth Van Wezel Ellen Schwartzman Anne Townsend Starr Judith Anne Wagle Betsy Virginia Scott Frances Limberg Stearns Susan Rose Wagner Carol Adams Scott Dorothy Jacqueline Stein Catherine Anne Walker Linda Caren Seale Elsie Sterling Judith Barbara Wallach Ellen Hope See Therese Sandra Stern Andrea Royce Waters Betsyann Segal Maxine Judith Stotland Elenore Kanner Weinberg Karen Elaine Selemon Louise Straube Annette Barbara Weiner Elaine Kay Selig Joanne Stubbe Barbara Weisberg Laurel Ann Seneca Phyllis Subin Kathryn Elizabeth Weyand Mona Marlynn Shangold Ricki Marie Swanson Jennifer Zug Wherry Patricia May Shannon Diane Merle Swartz Sandra Jean Whitaker Natalie Ann Sharp Lauren Janette Sweeney Mary Elizabeth Whitcraft Sandra Lee Shaw Laurel Lancaster Swetnam Carol Ann White Carole Ann Sheridan Dorothy Whittaker Taft Martha Tuthill White Frances Ellen Sherman Carol Ann Talacki Wendy Pierrepont White Carol May Shlifer Karyn Lisbeth Tasens Karen Lee Whitestone Edda Siegel Elizabeth Garesche Thomas Lynn Ellen Williams *Toni Eilzabeth Siegel Cecilia Tompkins Margaret Bernice Wilner Nancy Gail Silberfeld Judith Ann Traxler Nancy Woldorf Wilson Joan Nancy Silverstein Katharine Kennedy Treadway Mary Ann Winik Caroline Whitney Simons Carol Fay Tryon Susan Winter Maureen Howell Snow Marilyn Estelle Turetz Rochelle Barbara Wynne Carol Dena Soiffer Cecilia Maria Tyler Amy Margaret Young Carol Ann Solomon Emily Good Umberger Georgianna Ziegler Joyce Grace Somsak Rhoda May Urman *Katharine Bagby Zonana Barbara Ellen Souders Julia Kilbourn Vance Judith Zucker Laurel Janet Sprung Nancy Zurich

BACHELOR OF ARTS (in College of General Studies)

August 11, 1967

Hinda Brody Barkan Kiky-Tits a Polites Carol Jane Clarfeld

December 21, 1967

Gail Ann Rosenberg Jeanne Warren Mohrmann

May 20, 1968

Roberta A. Anderson Virginia Aiken DiBianca Marie Aileen R. Golden *Bobbye James Burke Lillian M. Dickinson Claudia Dawn Purdy *Roberta Larkin Catlett Fredlyne Fruchter-Salisbury Helen V. Taylor Sue Thompson Garland

* In Absentia

30 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

AssoCIATE IN ARTS (in College of General Studies)

December 21, 1967

Margaret Ann Hines

May 20, 1968

Joan A. Kosut Lee Rumsey Krause

THE SCHOOL OF NURSING

Dorothy A. Mereness, Dean

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

August 11, 1967

Arlene Kistler David Verna Laidley Longstreth Eleanor Elizabeth Rodio Mary Catharine Dietz Juno Bedo Markowski Claire Giffin Shumaker Gail Gitterman Donner Muriel Kent McCambley Nancy Irene Snyder Rosalie Marie Hart Helen Mary Mitchell Carole Bedecs Somers Margot Ann Jeffer Jane Irene Munzinger Virginia Galvin Traister Fran Golda Kaplan Judith Ann Pethick Sister Lucy Whalen Mary Ellen Kilmartin Sara Ann Williamson

December 21, 1967

Harriet Lee Bailey Roy Joseph Karmosky Patricia Carmella Ravella Della June Daniels Kathryn Ann Kruper Maureen Sullivan Terzian Geraldine Bernadette Deptula Catherine MacNair Nora Cecelia Testa Judith Ann Ebken Judith Ann McLaughlin Barbara Denise Vescovi Kathleen Fowler Jeannine Vivian Normand Allen George Watkins Ann Marie Theresa Horan Mary Sloss Wolfer

May 20, 1968

Dora Hemphill Ambrose Nancy Ann Asquith Barbara Pennell Beck Lucille Musser Arking Rita Marie Axtmann Wilhelmina Frazier Bodison

* In Absentia

31 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING-Continued

Mary Saffin Buehler Barbara Ann Goodwin Irene Olsakowski Maureen Callahan Nancy Lee Guardino Caroline Gay Ornstein Rita Jane Carr Doris Virginia Hanna Sandra Jean Plummer Suzanne Meredith Chatham Virginia Williams Harris Joan Frances Pollock Mary Patricia Crowe Catherine Brown Hermann Jane Anne Preuhs Rita Irene Deziel Darleen Kathryn Hollinger Jan ice Hafer Reifsnyder Virginia Leona Dziedzic Mary Weldene Hostler Susan Kee Robinson Vivian Lynne Eisenberg "Donna Dorene Huckins Mary Lucy Ruddy Joan LeClair Ellis Pauline Catherine J osberger Patricia Elena SantaMaria Bernadette Marie Evitts Jean Kochan Kelly Sarah Stout Joan Margery Folger Faris Patricia Ann Kennedy Martha Taylor Cynthia Virginia Fisher Eileen Collier Lancaster Patricia Ann Thomas Judith Collamer FitzGerald William Thomas Latimer Jessie Frances Thompson Joanna Mooy Fryling Kathie C. Lowenthal Louise Travis *Naomi Koff Gasper Carol Lynn Monheit Marlene Barbara Uhrin Diana Maud Geer Betty L. N. H. Mosteller Lynn Skinner Warner Rita Elizabeth Gengler Diane M. Murphy Anne Ballard Weaver Marjory Breitinger Giuliano Eleanor Mary Mylod Ann Forney Young Edith Jane Gliem Doris Allen Young

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

August 11, 1967

Elizabeth Goers Fallon Priscilla Chamberlin Kraut

December 21, 1967

Mary Louise Kline

May 20, 1968

Eleanor Marie Allen Lydia Karo1a Hebestreit Rosemary Elizabeth Moore Mabel Herr Bagenstose Nona Jackson Holloway Judith Wilson Moreno Lois Irene Bernbeck Mabel Metzger Hunsberger Nancy Nybo Nelsen Maryann M. Bianchini Anne Patricia Keane Lynn Wemett Nichols Betty Jane Carmack Virginia June Kurtz Marion King Proctor Margaret Marie Curley Joan Johnson Kyes Mary Emily Shilling Carol Estelle Dakin Joan Mary Langan Elsie Skvir Rachel Layton Dawson KayAnn Shaw Laughlin Lucy Elwood Stetter Shirley Lou Drickey Barbara Wertman Lowery Olive Marie Stonebreaker Mary Jane Fogal Esther Lois Lutz Carolyn Coviello Thomas Shirley Ann Frailey Gloria Jeanne McFarland Naomi M. Weaver Barbara Eileen Giordano Mary Lynn Miller Jacqueline Boyle Whaley Judith Pace Guise Mary Ann Morgan Linda May Wirth J enifer Gummey Stephanie Kuhn Wright

* In Absentia

32 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

THE SCHOOL OF ALLIED MEDICAL PROFESSIONS

Wesley G. Hutchinson, Dean

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHYSICAL THERAPY

May 20, 1968

Joanne Elizabeth Cain Kay Wilma Hausner William Andrew Schnebly Lois Ellen Dietz Carolyn Ann Hoff Terry Ethel Stephens Stephanie Jane F airtile Donna May Reid Dolores Ann Yaecker Gillian Friedlander Carolyn Jane Preston

BACHELOR oF SciENCE IN OccUPATIONAL THERAPY

December 21, 1967

Jacqueline Sue Lasko Sara Needle

May 20, 1968

Sheryl Lynn Bilsky Judith I. Gutman Martha Jo Robbins Annette Pucci Caslow Ellen Joan Halperin Beverly Elizabeth Sauer Joan Brown McQuade

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

May 20, 1968

Ellen Linda Fabricant Jacqueline Cheryl Hendricks Theresa Menna Littrell Judith Lynn Handelsman Laurie Sue Holtzman Marilyn Jeanne Ruggiero

33 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Michael H. Jameson, Dean

MASTER OF SCIENCE

August 11, 1967

Henry Ruwe Barton, Jr. Dipak Gupta Cynthia Blythe Marshall David Arthur Begg Cynthia Carole Hamilton Sister Mary Maristella O'Hara James Getson Beitchman George Kern, IV Alan Mark Schwartz Randall Hubert Caton Kenkichiro Koizumi Adele Claiborne Statzell Judith Kantor Clark Joseph Anthony Manno Michael David Wood Charles Ralph Granger Loh-ping Yu

December 21 , 1967

Frances Adar Jerry Dale Garrett Clara Kung Miao Lawrence Sherman Baumann John Thomas Grabowski William Jaquith Moyse Alan Seton Cameron Berens George Hall Hamilton, Ill Ruth Bell Rothman Thomas Albert Caldwell Philip Joseph Hargis, Jr. Charles Elmer Strunk Ruby Uy Castro Hassan J amshidpour Charles Richard Wells George Oliver DeBolt, Jr. Margaret Royal Kerr Richard David Werbeck Arthur Joseph Epstein Richard Hawe Lewin Henry Allen White, III Thomas Francis Finnegan Ling-Fong Li George William Wolf

May 20, 1968

*Dinesh Shirvram Bhoj Edward Robert Jahn Stuart Lee Mufson Helen Louise Blaine Frank James Kampas Marilyn Keyes Raper Christina Howard Burns Sherry Lee Kandel Reba Mae Riley Anne Rae Chuhran Lois Helen Kuehner Eduardo Santos Sanchez Joanne Schaaf Follweiler Mary Grace Laub Theodore Fred Shafman Jan Francis Herbst Edward John Macarak Nayana Ramanlal Shah Ishrat Husain *Yoshiko Yamamoto

MASTER OF ARTS

August 11 , 1967

Rita Jane Aizer William Brewster Bassett Angelo Caloia Adrienne Louise Akelaitis Cecile Berkowitz Richard McAlpin Candee David St. George Alexander Susan Wood Blair Charles Martin Castleman Thomas Adams Allaway Sergio Boisier . Heidi Waldron Castleman Mark Samuel Barchas Marshall Jordan Breger John Lyon Caughey, III

''' In Absentia

34 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

MASTER OF ARTS-Continued

Jack Morell Christ Natalie Boymel Kampen Thomas Mackay Ridington Ethel Gregg Clark David Alan Karpf Madeleine Oliva Robinson Joan Younger Dickinson Carol Louise Kettler Joseph Anthony Roccaforte Thomas John Donahue Anita Susan Leavy Hermann A. Roether Gail Patricia Donoher Christine Marie Lemieux Walter Richard Romanchek Steven Robert Dzubow Wilbert Marcellus Leonard, II Katherine Rothschild Richard Burdick Eldridge Lawrence Lichstein Gretchen Shartle Sabin Dorinda Evans Karen Ann McCabe Dennis Nathan Sachs Joseph Falgie, Jr. Clark Richard McCauley, Jr. Iskandar Saloum-Hamwi Pietro Luigi Fano John Milton McDaniel, Ill Holly Scharf James Herbert Feil Daniel Joseph McNichol, III Susan Schattner Richard Lloyd Fisher Robert Alan MacDonnell Catharine Sweeney Scott Stephen Wildt Forbes Joseph Kent Marlor Floyd Delroy Seimes, Jr. J anee Armstrong Friedmann John Bethune Melby, Jr. Tansi Senyapili James Samuel Fritz Ceslovas Me1sbakas Serena Shanken Robert Elliot Gerst Ronald M. Milestone Ryoichi Shimada Carol-Ann Golab Cheryl Ann Mitchell Kok Hiang Sie Diane Susan Goldberg Herbert Donald Morton Robert Allan Silverman Andrea Gerson Good Morris Moscovitch Beverly Prior Smaby Peter Lane Griswold Gary Edward Mullin Patana Suwanapanich Philip Gibbon Hammer, Jr. Suellen Mutchow Hamilton Carvalho Tolosa Peirce Aldridge Hammond, I I I Margaret Christina Nelson Katharine Johnson Watson Linda Kay Hanson Iris Jill Ornstein Eric Roberto Weiss Walter Fred Hartt, Jr. Sylvia Sohn Penneys Robert Nils Wennberg James David Hauser Robert Arthur Podewils Margaret Elizabeth Westermaier Ruth Anne Hawthorne Peter Pogany James Robert Westkott Roberta Anne Heisterkamp Mario Karl Polese Constance Day Weygant Constance Jean Hinman Norman William Provizer Peter Stanley Weygant Malcolm Isaac Hoenlein Stanley Redfern Purcell, Jr. Daniel Goodwin Williams Camilla Judith Hubback Diane Gale Purdy Sara Jane Withers Linwood Richard Hurd Davida Zahl

December 21, 1967

Khidher Jasim Al-Duri Suran Naidu Dharmana Helen Marie Hogan Mark Hjalmar Baumbach John Fredrik Ossizn Ekstrom Benjamin Jack Katz Heino Albert Paul Beckmann Charles Albert Scheuringer Ernst Narindar Uberdi Kelly Theodore Matthew Benditt Gene Louise Felix Harry Kenneth King, Jr. Robert Kwaku Buor Bofah Brian Thomas Gallagher Pranee Lapanich David Edwin Burtis Daniel Harris Giffen Michael John Long Beryl Helaine Chandler David Denny Gilmore Suzanne Barbara Loux Marie-Jeanne Coenen Norman Jay Glickman David Beamer Luke Jack Arnold Cohen Janet Mendell Goldstein Robert Morton Mcilvaine David Steven Cohen Ann Monseth Greene William Rose McNay John Edward Connolly Cheryl Greenberg Michael Peter Mau Regna Diebold Darnell Lynn Robin Harding Carlos Juan Moneta Kenneth George Denike William Luther Helfenstein Ann Virginia Myers

35 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

MASTER OF ARTS-Continued

David Bogart Nelson Mahboob Mowdudar Rahman Patrick Francis Walsh Vida Nichols Peter Wayne Rice Joseph Michael Watson Agnes Boyle O'Donnell Patricia Clarke Rucker Neil Scott Weary Kyunja Paik Marjorie Ann Satinsky Gershon Weiss Eve Janet Parrish Luba Sharp Lawrence Jules Weychert Valentine Petoukhoff Marta Theresa Sobol David Williams Jerome Joseph Pockar Judith Ellen Stein Luis Eduardo Valencia Lucian Bradbury Purinton, II Patrick Joseph Marius Sylvester Alfred Geist Zantzinger

May 20, 1968

Saleha Mahmood Abedin Yong-Tai Choi John Raymond Getz William Lewis Abler Barbara Weintraub Ciongoli Angus Kress Gillespie Freda Adler Ann Elizabeth Cline Suzanne Walker Gilmore Samuel Alboum Thomas Michael Cofer Paul Glasman Nancy Elinor Allison Frank Edward Brazelton Conaway Robert Paul Goldfarb Edwina Marie Ames Bolton Langdon Corson, Jr. Judith Ann Gray Sevgi Okten Aral George Vincent Carwell Janet Berson Greenberg Patricia Frances Asaro Ayse Gursan Daher David Greene David Alexander Badregon Warren John Danzenbaker Virginia Greene Martha Barron Barrett Robert Davidheiser Marvin Allen Gross Howell Steven Baum •:'Nibhon Debavalya Conrad Ernest Grundlehner Susan Elizabeth Berg Nancy Lee deBrier Stanley Martin Guralnick Barbara Anne Bernhard Phyllis Ann Della Vecchia Sandra Louise Gustafson Robert Davis Bethke James Ralph De Rocco Michael Robert Haines Robert Joseph Boldin Ignazio Giancarlo Di Cola Robert Vail Hanle Mary Elizabeth Boll Jeanne Harriet Dietz Lawrence Joseph Haverty, Jr. Harriet Hall Bond ·~Terence Patrick Donovan J armila Neuman Held Geralyn Brand Warren Morgan Doty Barbara Gevene Hertz Martha Harold Breiden Frederick William Eibell Philip Carl Herwig Allen John Brennan Seth Alan Eisner Paula Gomberg Higgins Bennett Bronson Frederic Albert Epting Judith Bush Hodge Daniel Ross Bronson Haluk Ali Erlat Julia Penrose Hodges Jeffrey Rogers Brown James Edward Evans Lawrence Martin Hoenig ':'Lorna Lou Brown Ghazi Mumtaz Farooq ~'Joyce Christine Holm Dickson Davies Bruce, Jr. Louisa Ferree Chien Hou ':'James Donald Burke Richard Calvin Fidler Janet Denison Howell Malcolm Bush Karl William Fieldhouse ·~Pat C. Hoy, II William Roberts Calhoun, Jr. Daniel John Finnerty Lawrence Patrick Huggins *Francis Joseph Calverase J acelaine Fleischaker James Sewall Hutchins Marion Faye Cathey Nessa Ruth Forman Paul Churchill Hutton, III Susan Hagen Cavanaugh B. Benjamin Franklin Ronald James Leonard Jackson Allen Ceen John Allen Fuchs Eric David Jacobs * Kee Hong Chang Charles Edwin Funnell Rita Diane Jacobs Carolyn Landis Charles Louise Tiranoff Gaddis Andrea Jacoby Hal Scripps Chase, III Elkan Raphael Gamzu Burkhard Gunther Ernest J ahn

''' In Absentia

36 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

MASTER OF ARTs-Continued

Kusum Jain Barbara Casacci Millard David William Rupp ':' David Edmund James Donn Gibson Miller Albert Sachs Jo-Ann Nanette Jerrehian George Gerhard Miller Pamela Sager Mary Porter Johns Thomas Albert Mills Lynn Dianne Salvage Dean Arnold Jordan Angela Schrade Moger Sezer Fatma Santemiz Annette Lillian Juliano Ellen Moore Patricia Brown Savage William Charles Kairys Martha Phyllis Morris *Tarey Bessette Schell Marcia Kaplan Catherine Savino Murray Vernon Dale Schurr Myron Shaftel Kaplan James Cheston Morris Newbold Jane Anne Scully George Kidd, Jr. Duong Bich Ngoc Kadamattumadom Seshaiyer Margaret Jane Klett Jan ice Graham Nicholson Seetharam Elmer Everett Kline, Jr. Ralph Alfred Nittinger Steven Allen Seidman Donald Vincent Knies James Allyn Nolan James William Semple Hans Jurgen Kreutzberg Nurabas Onder Senyapili Phillip Austin Larson Anthony Dennis Pagano Michael Terrence Sheehan *Marianne Auguste Layer Kae Irene Parks Sandra Sherman Richard William Leonard Elizabeth Headley Paul Margaret Dee Sherwin Elizabeth Deborah Leuchter Sophia Wase Paul Eui Hang Shin Elaine Sandra Levin Thomas Bart Peaden Alan Mark Silberberg Richard Joseph Levin ':' John Howard Wright Penney Marilyn Craft Slivka J oshan Robin Levitsky Ann Malligan Pepek Keith Dale Slocum William MacDowell Lincoln Mindaugas Faustas Petrulis Glenn Robert Small Llynn Lotecka Donald Lee Potter Abdelmoneim Aly Soliman Bruce Jeffrey Lutz Arlene Zallman Proctor Anthony Lewis Spatola Alexander John Lyczak, Jr. Dennis Edward Puleston Theresa Ann Spiegel Daniel James Lynch Alan Bennett Kruger Rabinowitz Joseph Stefanisko James Wesley McCormick Amanda Diana Rasinski Argyro Daphni Tataki Gail Polly McDaniel Janet Gould Ray Howard Morris Teaf, III Maurice E. McDonald Robert Rutherford Redmond John Pemberton Lee Thatcher, Jr. Jill Louise McKinney Charles Rufus Reichart Dwight Rembert Thomas Robert Rigg Macdonald John Roland Reiser Rampai Vikiniyatanee Donna Lynn Macek Caroline Richards Elizabeth Anne Wallace Stuart Stephen Malawer John Cabell Riely Frank George Walton Richard Salem Malishchak James Arthur Robinson Gayle Elizabeth Wever John Stuart Mann Albert Frederick Rodewald Sylvie Sophia Weiss Michael James Maran Luis Juan Rodriguez Robert Hatheway Welch Leon Edward Markowicz Kenneth Morrison Roemer Symera Hoggard White Elizabeth Rosemary Marraffino Michael Roman Robert Charles Witt William Woodrow Martin, Jr. Mitchel David Rose Charles Bruce Worsham Martine Rowland Matzke Stephen Miles Rosenbaum James Robert Zakas Jay Edmund Mechling Janet Adele Rosenthal Steven Howard Zarit Michael Robert Milgrim Eleanor Hilda Rosner Serge Hervouet Zeiber Sarah Eleanor Rule

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

August 11, 1967

Y oginder Kumar Alagh John Whiting Anderson Steven Blum Alison Archibald Anderson Morrie Baum Maurice Arthur Cagnon

* In Absentia

37 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY-Continued

J ei Ren Chang Clifford Reis Jones David Lee Powell Tsing-Yuan Chu Everett Noteman Jones Ashok Harishchandra Pradhan Nessly Coile Craig Allen Kaufman Ross Sturgeon Preston Giles Frank Crimi Bonnie Miller Kind David Campbell Purcell, Jr. Charles William Donaldson Diane Arlene Kressler Fredrick M. Rabel Harris Drucker Jacqueline Irene Kroschwitz Ambar Gopal Rao Franklin Creveling Farrow, Jr. George Charles Kugler Alfred Reich Iskandar Iskandar Gabbour Robert Mark Leff Joel Hayden Roache, III Robert Joseph Genco Durstan R. McDonald Severino Russo Zvy Gilead Rowshan J ahan Man nan William Henry Simpson Lila Ruth Gleitman John Francis Norton Carlota Shipman Smith Paul Gordon Edwin Basom Winnett Nyquist Young-dahl Song Toby Devorah Gottfried Hiroshi Obayashi Ralph Fosdick Spencer, Jr. Edwin Clifford Hamblet Walter John Odronic Pham Van Thuyet Charles Davis Hawker Samuel Reuben Oleinick Herbert Earl Townsend, Jr. Myrtle Wan-zen Hsieh Hsiang Enzo Umberto Orvieto Fred erick Hendrik van Doorninck, Jr. Frederic Jacobs Dorothy Bella Berner Platt William Carnell Watt Dov Jaron Sylvia Byrne Pollack Alan Philip Wolfe

December 21, 1967

Douglas Dorland Anderson Giorgio lngargiola Robert Lawrence Peck Richard Coleman Arden Ann Schwertfeger Johnson Dolly Schlain Rieder Dennis Taylor Brown Robert Edward Johnson Gary Bernard Rollman William Buchanan James Martin Joyce Paul Thomas Saga! Cynthia Rude Burns Alan Mollyson Kelly Arthur McCluny Schaefer Nam-Yearl Chai Philipp Gerhardt Kornreich Kalman Mayer Schulgasser Robert Anthony Corrigan William Jacob Lauten berger Stephanie Ellsworth Sher Anthony Joseph Curley Maeng-Sung Lee Joseph Thomas Sigman James Andrew Den gate Shui Yee Lee George Marcelius Jeremias Slusarczuk John Thomas Dwyer Kam-Ching Leung Helene Sheila Smith William Allen Eaton Wen-LangLi Allan Somoroff John Seymore Edwards Roger Edward Little Joy Antoinette Sopis Barry Lee Eichler Allan James Mcintyre Novera Herbert Spector Ephraim Samuel Fischbach Gerald John MacDonald Stephen Martin Spielman Michael Edward Fritz Thampy Mammen Krishnamachar Sreenivasan Alan Gart Louis Charbonnier March Harry Charles Staley Henry Albert Gemery Cynthia Sutherland Matlack David Duton Thomas Stephen Lloyd Glass Sister Marie Leonard Meyer Hiroki Tsurumi John Gruninger Yanukuri Radha Krishna Murthy Kunniseri Eswaran Vaidyanathan Wilma Bauer Hall Michael Nir Gary Martin Wenglowski Geoffrey Spearing Hansford Jonathan Tsien-Hsiong Ou Ann Bolbach White Helen Hellman William Henry Parker James Thornton Wood Robert Frank Hoffman Barbara Ann Zajac

'' In Absentia

38 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY-Continued

May 20, 1968

Thomas Dennis Absher William George Fullard, Jr. David Ezra Maslow Kenneth James Ackerman Anthony Galatola Dieter Heinz Herman Mayer Benson David Adams Suzanne Helene Garen George Harold Metz Yenancio DelaLuna Alcantara Charles Robert Gibson Michael J ardon Mindel Lucy Macdonald Anderson John David Glass, Jr. Roger Allan Morrison Ish Kumar Aneja Martin Eugene Goldstein Bertram Leroy Matt, Jr. James Edgar Barcus, Jr. Surinder Kumar Gonda! Clyde Kenneth Nelson Itzhack Yoav Bar-Itzhack Myrna Lee Gopnik Herbert Roderick Otto Hans Robert Baumgartner Donald Francis Gorman Philip Mortimer Park Gerald Berkowitz *Iza Raphael Goroff *Vivian Paskal Peggy Ruth Berman Andrew Wilson Green Harvey Neil Perlish *William Richard Biers Benjamin Gross Lawrence Manuel Polsky Diane Dittmar Blumenthal Frederick William Grupp, Jr. Walter Sloan Poole Stuart Mack Blumin Syed MD Habibuddin · *Stephen Rabinowitz Edward Ingersoll Burkart Arnulf Peder Hagen Joseph Asher Reif John Willis Burlingame Fenwick Reed Hainsworth Alvin Richman Anthony John Calise *Barbara Allen Hanson J ens Ove Riis Agnes Dicken Cannon Donald Elmer Herdeck John Henry Rockey Edward Jewett Carleton, Jr. *Christopher Ian Higgins H. James Rome Daniel Bernard Carroll Emil Josef Hopfinger Richard Harvey Roth Constantine John Cavalaris Dora Henriette Horchler Hamilton Irving Rothrock, Jr. Carlson Rollin Chambliss *Barbara Viventi Howard Sadasivam Sachidanandam 1-Te Chen David Kai-Mei Hsiao Naomi Sager Paul Francis Cherenack Pei-chih Hsieh Joseph Lewis Schatz Albert Chevan Donald Winfield Jarrell Norman Boris Schwartz Jackson Kuen-Sheng Chiou Raymond Palmer Jefferis, III David Sellin Ronald Spencer Cockrell Louis Girton Jennings Mostafa El-Sayed Shalaby Bernard Cohen John Kay Robert James Sharer Eugene Norman Cohen Mary Anne Keetz Melville Carl Shine, Jr. Robert Bernard Cooper Aloysius Paul Kelley Richard Stephen Silberglitt Ronald Thomas Curran George Arthur Kimmich Diane Elizabeth Smith Sister Marie Immaculee Dana Charles Morgan King Stephen Lawrence Smith Edward Joseph Devinney, Jr. Jacob Klein William Bridges Smith George William Dick, Jr. Perry Ian Klein William George Smith Edward Ralph Drachman Edward Noah Kresch Peter Grant Sparks Norma Emily Dunn Bruce Richard Kuklick David Leon Stocum James Allen Dvorak Ching Kung Hans Ternes Taghi Ebtekar Carol Anne Kyle Kapil Muni Tiwary James Rudolph Emshoff Theodore Herzl Levine Gim Beng Tjioe Aase Eriksen Leon Joseph Lewandowski Jon Edward Updike Elizabeth Booth Ezerman Fu-chen Lo Clement Lawrence Valletta Jen Cho Fang Arieh Loya Daniel Alfred Walters David Louis Fletcher Edward Vincent McAssey, Jr. Yu San Wang Ralph Joseph Flood Russell Lawrence McCarron Jeffrey Francis Williams Stephen Joseph Fonash George Patrick McCook Donald Alfred Winey Eleanor Anne Forster Edward James McQuillen Edward Lester Wolfe Harry Thomas Freestone Julie Reich Mackey Richard Ignatius Wolkowicz Jay Michael Freyman Clarence Thomas Maloney Tsai Hsin Yin Henry Egan Friedlander Paul Marer Frank Hood Young

* In Absentia

39 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

Samuel Gurin, Dean

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE

May 20, 1968

Martin Philip Albert Frederick Arthur Furia William Frank Mullis John Russell Anderson Larry Lee Gilbert Anne Nicholson Thomas Patrick Anderson Joel Bennett Glass James Jay Nocks Eugene Benton Andes Leonard Harry Goldstein Gerald Stephen Packman Jefrey Marc Arlen Richard Phillip Goldstein Lilbourn Leo Parrott Stanley Jay Aukburg David Barry Poliakoff Goodman Barry John Pearson Stuart Edward Beeber Robert Peter Gordon Kent Wright Peterson John Michael Benson Ronald Eric Gots Edward Joseph Petrella Richard Seth Berk Lewis George Grossi, Jr. William Frederick Pfeifer, Ill Melvin Stanley Blumenthal Richard Harootunian Donald Jude Pirozzi Alan Sandor Brenner Howard Bruce Harris Gerald Harris Pitman Marshall Ellis Brooks Robert Allen Hirsh Harvey Marshal Plasse Lewis Trimble Borschard, Jr. Meyer Hochman Martin Blaine Popp Robert Henry Burns, III Henry Bear Hofbauer Robert Morton Post Gertrude Elizabeth Camm Peter Eli Horowitz Stanley Ben Prusiner Wayne Eugene Chiavacci Clifford Clinton Hudson · David Michael Raezer L. ..Chukwuma Chiedozi Paul Franklin Ignatius James Allen Robin John Rodney Clarke Franklyn Nevin Judson Thomas Francis Rocereto Jay Morris Coblentz Jonathan Kaplan Kenneth Jay Rosenbaum Susan Greenawalt Coblentz Marc Simeon Karlan Howard Paul Rothenberg Lee Combrinck-Graham Michael Leon Kay David Wendell Schall George William Commons Frederick Saul Keller Eric Allen Schwartz David Gershon Cook Lawrence Alan Kerson Durelle Tower Scott, III Dennis Borek Cornfield James Gordon Kitchen, liJ Orin Aldo Seager Richard Borek Cornfield Joel Martin Klompus Sean Shea Dennis William Cronin Edmund John Kosinski Jacob Connell Shearin, Jr. Ronald George Crystal Anthony Ivan Kostiner Elliot Jay Siegal Harvey Jay Danits Gerald David Kumin Andrew Siegel Donald Irvin Davis Kenneth Michael Lakoff David Harvey Sigafoos Martha Frances Davison Stephen Barry Leapman Neal Lawrence Sklaver John Kenneth Denlinger John Halton Lecky Jerry Manuel Slepack James Oswell Donaldson, I II Mary-Elizabeth Lell David Edward Smith Michael Joseph Dougherty John Bowden Lenox Roberta Jeanne Smith William Russel Dudley llo Elmar Leppik David Leon Sommerville Walter William Eckman Larry I. Lipschutz Richard Nathan Taxin John Arthur Eielson Marvin Jay Lipschutz Theodore Jack Thelin Larry Allen Ermold Donald Paul Lookingbill Nancy Eve Thomas Robert Bruce Ettenger Bennett Lorber Earl Barry Topham Thomas Michael Fasy Marvin William Makinen Frank Bornett Vasey ..}Yilliam Boyd Fisher Lawrence James Mayer Ronald Lee Warren Robert Joseph Flynn Roger Marion Mills, Jr. Barbara Haight Way Thomas Gibson Frazier Ray Arlan Moyer H. Richard Winn Harry Ford Fry John Wintersmith Mudd John William Wolf, Jr.

40 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

DIVISION OF GRADUATE MEDICINE

Paul Nemir, Jr., Director

MASTER OF MEDICAL SCIENCE

August 11 , 1967

Banterng Rajatapiti

December 21, 1967

Nabih I. Abdou Richard A. McFeely Prinya Sakiyalak

May 20, 1968

Luis R. Carrillo David H. Knight George P. Mayer

DoCTOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE

December 21, 1967

Donald F. Patterson Sheldon A. Steinberg

41 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

THE LAW SCHOOL

Jefferson B. Fordham, Dean

BACHELOR OF LAws

May 20, 1968

Lawrence Irvin Abrams Michael Paul Friedman Norman Levine Stanton Van Abrams Earl Robert Frutkin Henry Nathan Libby Salvatore Angelo Alessi Michael Alan Gaffin David Howard Lissy Byron Lee Anstine •:• william Frederick Gieg Bancroft Littlefield, Jr. Paul Lee Barron Allen Fletcher Gilliard, Jr. David Samuel Litwin Richard Lee Bazelon Robert Stephen Glass John Bernard Lowy *Richard Irwin Beattie, Jr. Peter Grattan Glenn Bruce Stephen William Lukas Richard Allen Behrens Hugh Phillip Glukenhous Richard Ross Lunenfeld Thomas Alexander Bell Norman Lee Goldberg James Bernard McCurley, Jr. David Bender Alan Richard Goodman Michael Terrence McMenamin Stanley Joseph Bernstein ''' Mark Dorf Gordon William James Manfredi Mitchell Geoffrey Blumberg Murray Austin Greenberg Carl Neidhard Martin, II Eric Bregman Peter Steven Greenberg Marilyn Rubin Mauskopf Peter Mansfield Breitling Robert Steven Grimes Neal Miller Arthur Perry Bruder Meyer Stewart Grinberg Gerald Diamond Mindell Michael John Byrne, Jr. David Ira Grunfeld William Morrow Frederic William Clark Burton Kenneth Haimes Richard Thayer Nassberg Kenneth Ronald Clark Gail Sanger Halperin Leslie Hill Nelson Paul Andrew Coghlan Richard Eric Halperin Charles Michael Newbrand Daniel Edward Cohen Howard Benjamin Hander Charles Head Norris, Jr. David Clarence Coleman, Jr. Arthur William Hankin Frank Anton Orban, III Andrea Commaker '' Lawrence Burlison Hannah Richard Samuel Packel Douglas Clinton Conroy Thomas Donaldson Henderer George William Patrick, Jr. Terrence Joseph Daily Romer Holleran Jonathan Stark Paulson Salvatore Michael DeBunda Bruce Joel Jacobsohn Harold James Poke! Gilbert Earle DeLorme, Jr. Edwin Allen Jefferis Joy Eileen Pollock Frank Xavier Derwin Jonathan Jewett John Carroll Quinn Robert Howard Dickman Robert Austin Jones Arthur Hull Rainey Robert James Dodds, III •:• sen Williams Joseph Thomas Anthony Ralph Peter Henry Dodson Donald Kins Joseph James Russell Redeker William French Dow, III Joshua Adam Kalkstein Thomas Alexander Reed ioseph Jackson Eaton, TIT William Dennis Keating Roger Loeb Rice Conrad J. Eberstein John Thomas Kehner John Scarborough Roberts, Jr. Jethro Mark Eisenstein Brian Todd Keirn Paula Rosenthal William Edward Elwood Ward Trowbridge Kelsey Richard Eric Rosin Russell James Epprecht Carl Kenneth King Enid Rubenstein Charles Peters Eyer Stephen Reed Knowlton Kenneth Alan Sagat John William Fischer Joseph Anthony Kosove Raymond Harris Schenck Steven S. Fischman Jeraldine Dickson Kozloff Andrew Hubert Schmeltz, Jr. David Holland Fiske David Nelson Kunkel Arthur Eugene Schramm, Jr. Lawrence Joseph Fox William Oscar LaMotte, Ill John David Schupper John Wesley Frazier, IV Denis William Lanctot William Wallis Schwarze Jeffrey Mark Freedman Edith Gresham Laver Philip Burtis Seaton

'' In Absentia

42 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

BACHELOR OF LAWS-Continued

Leonard Allen Segal Jere Rogers Thomson Mark Michael Weinstein Dayle Mary Serebrin Gilbert Elihu Toll Jerald Robert White Howard Lee Shecter Michael Tomasko, IV Alfred Hewitt Wilcox John Osborne Shirk Richard Neil Toub Gordon Wilson Wilcox Miles Harvey Shore James Joel Turrell David Alan Williams Herbert M. Silverberg John Henri van Merkensteijn, Ill David Allen Wion Anne Kahn Silverstein Jan Benes Vlcek Joseph John Wolchik Norman Baruch Skydell Stacy Lance Wallach Richard Henry Woods Rudolph Alexander Socey, Jr. Nathaniel Philips Wardwell Robert Elmore Wright Lewis George Steinberg Miner Hill Warner William Kennedy Wright Donald Winfred Stever, Jr. Carl Erwin Wasmuth, Jr. Mark George Yudof Clifford Hawley Swain *Kenneth David Wasserman Leona Yurdin Peter Stirling Thompson Thomas duPuy Watkins Stephen Charles Zivitz

MASTER OF LAWS

May 20, 1968

Nolan Norrellan Atkinson, Jr. Benjamin Lerner William Edward McDaniels, Jr. George A. Johnson James Alan McCord Steven Kenneth Yablonski

MASTER OF COMPARATIVE LAWS

May 20, 1968

Mohamed Taha Abu-Samra Cornelio Chavez Gison Krishna Murty Vempaty Hans Heinrich Knuesli

THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS

G. Holmes Perkins, Dean

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS

May 20, 1968

Dennis John Aufiery Jonathan Paul Grauer James Joseph Lloyd Robert Jay Betof Laura Grosch Jackson David Mcinnis Powell John Howard Cresson Howard Kerwick Josiah Jeffrey Schultz Patricia lone Cartwright Fillerup Victor Lasuchin Charles Summer Wallis John Elwood Laudenberger

* In Absentia

43 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE

August 11, 1967

George Raymond DeRis Friedner Diamond Wittman

December 21, 1967

Yung-Ling Chen Willard Dwain Hottle Walter Regester Leach, II Dennis James De Witt John Michael Kurtz John Dorio Nicolais Robinson Fredenthal Joseph Lewis Stackpole, II

May 20, 1968

Richard Allan Ayers Neil Power Hoffman William Sulken Saslow Kenyon Castle Bolton, III Albert Lawrence Huerby, Jr. Richard Charles Schaefer Edwin Barry Bronstein *Helen Rambo Huganir Walter George Schamu Constantine Cacos Ernest Watson Hutton, Jr. Stewart Neil Schlosser Paula Wai-Ling Cheung Robert Allen Karasek, Jr. Robert Joel Shusterman Christopher Strawbridge Clews Philip Doddridge Leighton Joan Ellen Simons John Louis Czarnowski John Mitchell Lucas Karl Garthwaite Smith, II Timothy Cannell Davis Raymond Chauncey Lynch Starbuck Smith, III Nona Eleanor Ellis Dripps Charles Edward McGloughlin Roy John Solfisburg, III Stanton Eckstut Leslie Gail Mesnick James McLeod Steele, Jr. Oliver Wallace Egleston Thomas Mumford Osborn Stanley Francis Taraila MacGregor Freeman *Nicholas Hughes Peckham Mark Bradbury Thompson *Edward Charles Friedrichs, III Erik Kristian Pedersen Hugh Stix Weisman Thomas Edward Galvin Lyman Spencer Abson Perry Merilyn Gail Wolfe Stephen Mork Hill Gwendolen Gamble Noyes R~!!nl!l Walter Watson Wyckoff Josan Francis Russo

MASTER OF FINE ARTS

May 20, 1968

James Lowell Adams Michael Eugene Cunningham William Robert Sullivan Suzanne Clifford Bloom Drosos M. Demetriades Michael W. Vernimb James Wheatley Brindle *John Christopher Newman Linwood Joseph White, Jr. James Carpenter Silverthorne

MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE

August 11, 1967

Arlo David Braun

* In Absentia

44 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE-Continued

December 21, 1967

Kenneth Lloyd Haggard, II Peter Thomas Petrall

May 20, 1968

William Thomas Adams Nicholas Frank Filla George Richard Rolfe Frederick Cecil Baker, II James Eugene Gudger Gavin Thomas Nelson Ross David Nelson Beck James Jones Harley, Jr. Adele Marie de Sousa Santos Colin Brooker Kul Bhushan Jain Antonio Paulo de Sousa Santos Giorgio Attilio Ceccarelli Alan Charles Johnson Hugh McGuire Taylor Everett Denison Cook Robert Aaron Levy *James Gooding Thomas, Jr. Robert Dean Cooper Philip John Mein Edward Tze Ming Tsoi Herman Denzinger William Henry Miller David Martin Vaughan *Peter David Richard Eley Galen Franklin Minah James Cecil Walden, Jr. Edgar Engelskircher Gary William Moye William David Wachsberger

MASTER OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

December 21, 1967

Christopher Paul Folsom Arthur Glenn Seibert Thompson Alford Shively

May 20, 1968

Frederic Geoffrey Albert Richard Alan Glaser Alan Dwayne Robinette Joseph James Beitz Thomas Archibald Grahame William Francis Rock, Jr. Ravindra Bhan Andrew Charles Kinzler Thomas Barry Schraudenbach Michael Colville Bowie Patrick Ching Woo Ngan Allen Dalton Stovall Andrew William Butler Angela Arrieta de Parodi Kenneth Wayne Talbot Richard Ronald Ragan

MASTER OF CITY PLANNING

August 11, 1967

Ado David Braun

December 21, 1967

Andrea Mady Malester Nicolas Urgoiti

* In Absentia

45 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

MASTER OF CiTY PLANNING-Continued

May 20, 1968

William Thomas Adams Beatrice Marian Farrar William Taulby Roach Shaul Amir Nicholas Frank Filla George Richard Rolfe Edward Balassanian Charles Quarles Forester Dennis Michael Ryan Harry Daniel Barrell Michael Raymond Galdo Adele Marie de Sousa Santos David Nelson Beck Andres Gonzalez-Arquieta Antonio Paulo de Sousa Santos Edward Monroe Bergman Alan Charles Johnson Thomas Wendell Smith Robert Lawrence Berry, III Russell Charles Kulp Glenn David Steinberg Daniel Barlow Burke, Jr. John Joseph McKenzie, OSA Andrew Righter Supplee Giorgio Attilio Ceccarelli Ronald Roy Melnikoff Giuseppe Traversi ElsieCecile Garces Crossman William Charles Murphy Edward Tze Ming Tsoi John Hilton Crossman Jeffrey Owen Patterson James Cecil Walden, Jr. Barbara Hilliard Dunlap Shanker Man Pradhan John Manuel Voulkos Walker Peter David Richard Eley Muhammad Riaz Qadeer Charles Sanford White, Jr.

MASTER OF REGIONAL PLANNING

May 20, 1968

Charles Raymond Meyers

THE SCHOOL OF DENTAL MEDICINE

Lester W. Burket, Dean

DOCTOR OF DENTAL MEDICINE

August 11, 1967

Eric George Anderson James Sidney Foley Lloyd Earl Tressler George Francis Boes, Jr. Bill Roderick McMillin Thomas Randal Wilks

December 21 , 1967

Richard Edward Caden

May 20, 1968

Robert Leroy Adams, Jr. Kert Francis Anzilotti Arthur Port Barocas Stephen Paul Altaker Dennis William Arndt Howard Anthony Bates Gerald Carl Amann Murry Ansel Awrach Thomas Galvin Beaumont Anthony Vito Angelichio Randall Glenn Baldwin Donald George Bell, Jr.

46 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

DOCTOR OF DENTAL MEDICINE-Continued

George Edward Biron Arthur Michael Krakow Francis John Robertello Lloyd Marvin Bukar Gerald Herbert Kreinces Kenneth Robinson Roger Lee Buriak Ronald Russell Kresge Robert Bruce Ronkin John Alvah Bushnell David Gordon Kuntz Frederick Ira Rosenberg Albert Aaron Citron Marvin Allen Lagstein Stuart Alan Rouff Harvey Ivan Cohen Gul Ramchand Lalwani John Dawson Ruby Robert Crawford Dennison Steven Hyman Langsam Michael John Ruggieri Donald Raymond DesRosiers William Stanley Laubach Carl Wintersmith Schamu Martin Howard Diamond Frederick Lerner James Loring Schmidt Fredrick Charles Disque Dennis Chiu-Woon Leung Ronald John Scornavacca Miles Jon Felix Gary Arket Lewis Steven Wolf Seitchik Roger Leo Flanagan Richard Allan Lewis Everett Harold Silverman Hugh Berchman Flanigan, Jr. Alan Ross Lubarr Anthony John Sliwkowski Frederic Joel Freidus Brady Kenneth Lyons, Jr. Jonathan Ellis Slosser Richard Neil Fridman Matthew Arthur Mandel Leonard James Snyder Carl Wade Gardiner, Jr. George Edmund Manjourea Richard Alexander Spagna Alan Joel Goldstein Stephen Harvey Mason Jay Edward Spancake Warren Saul Graboyes Barry Maze Peter Turner Stine David Isaac Greenberg James Stanley McKelvey Stephen Allan Strick Michael Morton Greenburg Bruce Kim McPherson Joseph Martin Talcik Henry Stanley Grzyb Allen Mark Moffson Richard Elmer Tomlin, Jr. Sidney Gutsin Barry Moinester Nicholas Trofimuk, Jr. Dennis David Hammer Evan Charles Moll John Marshall Uhl Donald Michael Humen Allan Arthur Monack John Harry Viskup Philip Harvey Hutt Robert Thomas Montbach Roger Brooks Ward Stuart Leslie Isler David Allen Morin David Lantz Warrick Lawrence Paul J acknick Donald John Neely Clinton Roberts Waters, Jr. Bruce Douglas Jones Edward Fisher O'Leske Jeffrey Lynne Werblin Howard Allan Jones Samuel Press James Stuart Wilkes, II Arnold Roy Keiles Rocco Vincent Rigante Jonathan Cowee Wood Bernard David Kleinman Eric Theodore Rippert Joseph John Zukoski, Jr. Edmond Peter Kotary . Phyllis Diane Zwarych

THE SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE

Mark W. Allam, Dean

DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE

August 11 , 1967

Robert Joseph Eisner

47 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

THE SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE-Continued

May 20, 1968

Gustavo David Aguirre Kenneth George Kagan John Slade Sainsbury, Jr. John Franklin Allen Mary Ann Beard Kapolka Linda Miriam Schoenberg Clair Dale Argall Howard Stanley Kessler Roger Irwin Scullin Alan Bachrach, Jr. David Douglas Klopp Donald Burdett Shatto Richard Burton Bankert William George Komazec Kenneth Bernard Shaw, Jr. Judith Berger Donald Raymond Kreider Kenneth Joachim Anthony Shea Hugh Wightman Calderwood Maurice Howard Lipson James Blair Shields Maron Brown Calderwood Richard Andrew Mansmann John Hess Shissler John Paul Caulwell Susan Klee McDonough William Joseph Solomon Ronald William Csurny Paul Eugene Meckley James Van Stewart Donald Alan Diehl David Lee Moyer Robert William Stewart Edward Richard Dionne, Jr. Libby Yanis Nesvold Kenton Shawl Stokes David Hiram Eichholtz David Mytton Nunamaker Ronald Neal Stuber Norman Frank Richard Eugene Pearson Joseph Lloyd Tait Sheldon Lewis Gerstenfeld Barbara Eugenia Penney Harry Wesley Towers, Jr. Sandra Charles Haggett Frederick Bock Peterson Robert Guy Tremblay William Calvin Hall Robert Eugene Pitney Franklin Shoop Wagner John Calvin Hansell Bruce Steven Putchat Gloria Belle Weintrub George Lewis Hartenstein, IV Honey Gail Rothberg Ralph Eugene Werner, Jr. Lance Neil Horwitz Joel Rubin James Gary Wilcox

THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

William B. Castetter, Acting Dean

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION

August 11, 1967

Martin Nicholas Gyomber

May 20, 1968

Alexander R. Turco

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION

August 11, 1967

Wallace Kellogg Achenbach Helen Patterson Brandt Melvin Warren Cades Toby Honora Adler Stanley Franklin Bowman Eugene Charles Cashour

48 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION-Continued

Barbara Jean Detreville Doris Hedrick Ketner Ernestine Jackson Rouse James Walden Dufour Susan S. Klein Oneida Felton Rozier Robert Joseph Dye Janet S. Kress Janet Wikler Rubens Patricia Field Miriam Lavin Rosalind Sanders Ronald Lyle Fay Mary Jane Lechner Helen F. Schwarz Robert Edward Fatherly, Jr. Cecilia Levine Basil Harris Selden Ross Frazier, Jr. Gordon Paul Loptson Susan Ruth Simon William Olen Fleming James Howard McAllister Jeffrey Ellis Slemrod Judith Ann Gera Ruchirawan Meemeskul Christopher Emerson Smith Andrew Neal Gettes Merrill Smith Morgan Rita Lois Smith Marilyn Deitrick Gorman Joan Marie Mirabile Phyllis Steingard Florence Korostoff Gussman Gale Polett Morris Alma Merry Tatum Thomas Robert Hamilton John Marshall Murray Cynthia Barring Townend Jean A. Hicks Sylvia Lucille Perkins Grace Barry Vaughan Arlene Mary Holencsak Lydia Briggs Poole Judith Bartos Wagman Sherley Young Hellos Elizabeth Purnell Myrna Turner Walton Tonya Gay Hutchinson John Stewart Rhoades Janet Paula Werner Lawrence Keith Jones John Stanley Rich Frank Henry Williams, Jr. Janice Marie Kagarise Janet Edith Rosen Thomas Arnold Wilson Anne Beth Karmatz Natalie Lois Zellat

December 21, 1967 ·

Gail Johnson Ames Irma Belfer Friedman Rose Beale Rosenbaum Diana E. Blackwell Anne Harbison Jones Sheila Landau Saunders Anita Jackson Chappell Charlotte Ellen Karlan Elinore Kress Schatz David Karl Crouthamel Elaine Justin Melman James Edward Shada Carol Sue Dempster Marilyn Judith Menkes Louise Schilgen Slama Harriette Davis Dixon Miriam Krakovitz Nagelberg Melvin David Spruill Anna Bowman Duncan E. Robert Neubauer Dolores Mciver Strand Beau-Janette B. Fleming Jacqueline L. Peace Samuel Wilbur Winslow Linda Marie Franz Maria Edith Restuccia Richard Edward Zneimer

May 20, 1968

Paul Edward Adorno Margaret Cadman Brown Doris Ann Derenzo Moira Fraser Aird Susan Mary Burke Elizabeth Archer Dodson Arthur Robert Amundsen Marie Antoinette Calcara Jon Dunn George Hughes Bacon, Jr. Margaret Ann Cavanaugh *Harold W. Ferguson Herb Berns Jane Abert Cecil Ruth Elizabeth Fetterman *Bonita B. Blazer Elizabeth Anne Clark Marian Dickson Finley Kermit Henry Boston John Pitts Corry Stanley Andrew Fraind Mary Ellen Bough Vicki Rosalie Daub *Morgan Charles France Karen Abbey Bress Thomas Lowell Dean Elaine Gail Freedman Gretchen Brown Lenora Mae DeBernardo Nancy Elaine Freilich

* In Absentia

49 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION-Continued

Pamela Parker Freyd Amy Lieberman Carol Jeanne Scheifele Barbara Katherine Gimbar Vivian Kennedy Lowther Britta Jo Schein Dorothy Mae Hartman Carole P. Lyons Sheila D. Schindler Gerald Alan Hedges Janice Korman Marx Jeanette L. Schlegel Miriam Elaine Hewes Ella Jane Meyer Carol Hecht Serotta Linda Louise Hilsee *Elizabeth R. Miller Marilyn Damsky Silberberg Ruth-Molly S. Hopkins Barbara Sue Millman Wilma Scheuerle Slyoff Laura Marie Frazer Hopper Mary Jane Mott *Ann Wood Smith Honore Marie Horan Andrea Elaine Nelson Judith Bernice Sommer *Mary Thayer Huggins Mai Ollino Marion Taxin Maureen Teresa Joyce Anthony James Pappas Patricia Randall Torchiana Carl Jude Knapp Roberta Lynn Payne Joan Shorre Varbalow Liston C. Knowles Sister Mary Ann Leahy Eleanor D. Wentz Larry Eugene Koppenhaver Susan Wolf Post Henry Wilson, Jr. Betty-Jeanne Korson Heidelise Als Rivinus Pamela Wolfson ':' Marianna Law David Rosen Howard Philbrook Wright *Mary Duer Leach Nicholas Paul Ruggeri *Mary Luise Youngerman

DOCTOR OF EDUCATION

August 11, 1967

Richard Louis Wendler

December 21, 1967

Paschal Bernard Baute Marion Ray Hodes

May 20, 1968

Marion Thornton Bickley Vincent James Sauers William Torop Richard Gerry Durnin JosephS. Schmuckler David Jon Yarington Olive Pope Galvin Faye Soffen Robert Zoob West Anthony Joseph Mannino Herbert Goddard Zerof

* In Absentia

50 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

THE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK

JohnS. Morgan, Dean

MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK

May 20, 1968

John Manning Abbott, Jr. Alan Cranston Gellert Michael Angelo Piccarreta Berenice Victoria Abrams David Ira Gilmore Sallye Mae Puryear Robert G. Arney Patricia Gail Gottlieb Sandra Rappaport Jesse Auerbach Stuart Gradess Eve Lisbeth Rapport Susan Marcia Becker Yvonne Eileen Grimes Barbara Kathleen Reedman Stephen Berman Francine Solomon Gritz Susan Nancy Reid Iris Braunstein Deborah Guberman Patricia Kathleen Robinson Oliver Wendell Casson Mary Frances Guth Jared Rolsky Barbara Robinson Chalmers Donald Hampton Hamilton Sally Ann Ross John Francis Coffey Virginia Lee Ingling Virginia Kay Schlam (Sister) Regina Cordium Joanne Frances Jacobs Robert Alan Schoenberg Cronin M.S.B.T. Carol Waldman Karsch William Silver J acquelynne Ann Danko Regina Kauffmann Don Jose Stovall Iris Karyl Darlington Lilly Mach Lang Marion Smith Taylor Lawrence James DeMooy Patricia Ann Lazzari Naomi Teitelman Carol Sue Dry Susan Ann Levett Mayme Audette Thomas Robert Lee Dutton Karlotta Ann Lutz Dana Tolles Ralph William Eckardt, Jr. Paul Vincent McCaffrey Lawrence Harvey Umble Myra Aptekar Eskin Lloyd Harold Major Alice Bethel Wagner Ernestine Nicks Estes Louis Angel Marcano Howard Zachary Wasserman Mary Louise Evans Alan Raymond Martell Viola Burnside Wells John Maurice FitzGerald Charles Edward Marvil, II Mary Gertrude Wiest Carolyn Jackson Ford Flora Mae Mogul Rodney David Williams, Jr. Susan Therese Frankena Andrew Thorpe Nilsson Irma Bryant Wilson Douglas Carlisle Freeler Arthur Edward Noot Jean Catherine Zeamer Victoria Jean Northrup

DOCTOR OF SOCIAL WORK

May 20, 1968

Inderjit Kaur J aipaul Carmen Sylvia Garcia Olivero Irene Olson Ruth Halpern Lebovitz Violet Ellen Tennant

51 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

THE ANNENBERG SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATIONS

George Gerbner, Dean

MASTER oF ARTs IN CoMMUNICATIONs

August 11, 1967

Benjamin Morris Achtenberg Katherine Jane Drapiewski Philip Allan Parmet Richard Lawrence Aquino Richard Sidney Flood Jonathan Sanger Richard Megson Chalfen Robert Bennett Miller Linda Harriet Segal Edward Brandon Davids William Harold Yahraus

December 21, 1967

George Ernest Figdor Richard Lee Hoyt Alain Fran~ois Philippe Konrad Kasian Kalba

May 20, 1968

Geoffrey Newton Berry Ellen Fleysher Lila Stoll Roisman Mark Wayne Blair Theodore Lowell Hake Dov Shinar Jonathan Cleveland Brown Werner Liepolt Christopher Eric Speeth Robert Kline Brown John Patrick Michaels, Jr. *Darry Allen Sragow John Henry Clippinger, Jr. James Patrick Murphy Marion Ahrens Von Rosenstiel Edward John Crimmins, Jr. John Greenwood Narvel *Richard Drummond Whitley Michael Francis Eleey Giles deBrett Neel *Derek Hunt Willard

* In Absentia

52 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

Certificates

GENERAL HoNoRs PROGRAM

May 20, 1968

Rita Joyce Albert Jan Francis Herbst Richard Platt Irwin Benjamin Arieff Robert Peter Heuermann Richard Louis Robertson Margaret Mary Bauer Harry Franklin Jackson, Jr. Mark Stewart Rosen Bonni Ann Blumenthal Frank James Kampas Philip B. Scranton Irene Theresa Borgogno Larry Eliot Kramer Stephen Arthur Shalet Lawrence James Brenton Leonard Samuel Levin Mona Marlynn Shangold Charles Eugene McCluskey Campbell Donna Dickinson Macsuga Caroline Whitney Simons Randolyn Jean Carr Paul Todd Makler Richard Burnite Stephens Rolf Edward Culver Linda Sue Mann David Woo Sang Tong Andrew Jay Drexler Fayette Elizabeth Marsh William Morris Y aro Stuart Ira Finkel Gregory Stephen Maslow Katharine Louise Zonana

AccoUNTS AND FINANCE (Evening School)

May 20, 1968

Charles Valentine Austin, Jr. Raymond Carl Golub Aniello Mercaldo Walter Warren Basher Richard David Gross William A. Mosteller George Cashes Benson James William Haney Wallace Edward Pope George Stephen Bockius, Jr. Willis A. Hayes Donald Poole Ross James Anthony Cavallaro Keith Eugene Heller Louis Richard Salvucci Ronald Charles Cherwinski George Eugene Husted Carl Alfred Schulz, Jr. Thomas John Connors Edward Joseph Just William Anthony Sturn Thomas John Erle Kenneth Ernest Klingler Thomas Anthony Testa Paul William Flood Joseph Francis Maher Anthony Francis Tierno Kevin Archie Geldermann Joseph Anthony Mendicino, Sr. William John Torrance Robert Howard Glass Robert Joseph Walsh

AccouNTS AND FINANCE (Extension Schools)

Reading

May 20, 1968

Barry Lee Coller Robert Gerald Mohn

Scranton

May 20, 1968

Evelyn Marguerite Kapp

53 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

PHYSICAL THERAPY (School of Allied Medical Professions)

September 30, 1967 Brenda Blakey Bell Raymond Daniel Hedenberg Robert Lee Sloan Diana Lee Brown Carol Ann Hince Jan Brain Smith Sandy LeRoy Burkart Theresa Ann Hoskins Timothy Lee Stegeman Anthony Carlo, Jr. Iris Vivian Jenner Marvin Marcellies St. John Joyce Dolores Clement Cheryl Suzanne Kachelriess Eilzabeth Lynnewood Stevens Pamela Elaine Collins William Kasserman Sister Mary Jovita Tieso, S.C.M.M. Helen Watson Collison Kenneth Richard Lang Susan Cardot Vastine James Albert Cook David L. Fulmer Joseph John Vierzbicki, Jr. Barbara Ann Fear Wendy Alix Ghislaine Loree Alan R. Weismantel Virginia Cecilia Giaccone Pushpa Keshav Madhekar Thomas Barry Swartley Glenn Harris Goldfinger Carol Elizabeth Parks John Brownlee Wadsworth Janet Clara Griffin John Joseph Petronis Richard Francis Wierman Carole Jean Groff Rebekah Lee Phillips Hugh Donald Wilcox, Jr. Harold Varrick Hawkins Brenda Joyce Willis

OccUPATIONAL THERAPY (School of Allied Medical Professions)

January 29, 1965 Hilda C. Bamshaw

February 24, 1967 Mary Ann Resnick

February 25, 1967 Gretchen H. Long

February 28, 1967 Lynne Ellen Stauffer

March 31, 1967 Kathleen Dorothy Goehring Harold A. Thomas

April 1, 1967 Barbara Brown Binkiwitz

May 26, 1967 Marilyn Helene Cohen

June 30, 1967 Carroll B. English Nancy Jane McCorkle

November 22, 1967 Robert Charles Zila

54 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY-Continued

December 29, 1967 Susan Scott Langran Marguerite Solenberger Marcia Shelley Tator

March 1, 1968 Philippa H. Campbell

March 29, 1968 Gracia Enju Chin Donna Lynne Hurst Elizabeth Lawrence Scull Ann McLellan Chisholm Carolyn Suzanne Steinberg

May 3, 1968 Donna D. Meixner Sheila Johns Moore Barbara Ann Welchans

May 11 , 1968 Robert L. Remig

GRADUATE MEDICINE (School of Medicine) May 20, 1968 Rifat Khalil Al-Abousy Benjamin Interiano Edwin Rosario-Rios Juan A. Almendares 1ohn Robert Israel Natawadee Sangoudhai Romulo Enrique Alvarado-D Paul Bernard Jennings Sang Wook Seo Robert Kenneth Beger Clarence W. Jones Supoj Seyayongka Edward Seabury Carmick, Jr. Mervin Kroop Ashok Nathalal Shah Burana Chavalittamrong 1acob Curtis Lippincott Min Sohn San Ho Choi Mauricio Maestre Snoh Stitvong Frank Merrick Crittenden, Jr. Ronald David Meyers Samuel Landis Stover Ghatamaneni Anjana Devi Thelbert Roy Moyer Yaovares Thatsneyakul John Charles Dumler, Jr. Lincoln John Parkes Adalberto Urbina Robert Freeland Flowe Stanley Eugene Permowicz Dante Padiernos Velayo Jerome Ronald Gutterman Joseph James Ranallo Dharmapuri Vidyasagar William Alexis Hamilton Pierre Ricard Miguel Angel Viloria-V Philip Bradshaw Holwick Teodorico Cruz Rodriguez Ching-Lan Yeh

CITY PLANNING (Graduate School of Fine Arts) December 21 , 1967 David Michael Bick

ORAL HYGIENE (School of Dental Medicine) August 11, 1967 Karen Kay Brown · Joanne Cochrane Barbara Ann Eck Pagona Margaret Calles Ann Marie Comitta Bettie Ann Rouse Jacqueline Suzanna DiStefano

55 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

ORAL HYGIENE-Continued

December 21, 1967 Elizabeth Ann Griffin

May 20, 1968 Theresa Lee Amann Dorothy Jean Herrick Diane Elizabeth Roberts Donna Lee Beane Margaret Elizabeth Hessler Janice Severin Ruiz Carolyn Patricia Birk Sharon Jean Kauffman Deborah Ann Shellenberger Helen Gertrude Cavanaugh Teresa Anne Keenan Sandra Nordheim Simpson Barbara Jean Coleman Phyllis Kathryn Kinni Bonnita Louise Strauss Christine Voigt Dirickson Susan Lynne Kohlhaas Cathy Jean Valentine Patricia Ann Dugan Susan Gail Landrum Billie Jean Ventura Marie Patricia Fallon Rosalie Ann Lukshides Diane Lynn Weinstein Helen Louise Fleishell Mary Ann McCubbins Mary Lynne Whitlock Claire Elaine Francy Mary Suzanne Mylin Sandra Kaye Woodburn Cheryl Ann Gibson Barbara Jeanne Novak Sally Ann Elizabeth Worsley Deanna Halsor Joan Herbert O'Neil Eileen Frances Wynne Virginia Ruth Porter

ADVANCED DENTAL EDUCATION (School of Dental Medicine) Oral Medicine May 20, 1968 John Franklin Nelson

Oral Surgery May 20, 1968 Michael Driscoll Warren Ronald Harris David Howard Rothstein John Francis DuPont Gerald Jay Lang berg Charles Tzagournis Thomas George Gelsinon Robert Ernest Lung Ronald Albert Wagner Glenn Paul Goodhart Daniel Calvin Moss David Alan Whiston

Clinical Investigation June 30, 1968 Martin Stephen Greenberg

ADVANCED CERTIFICATE (School of Social Work) May 20, 1968 Ruth Silverblatt

SociAL CASEWORK CERTIFICATE (School of Social Work) May 20, 1968 Edith Esther Sirmai

56 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

Commissions

DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE George F. Sawyer, Colonel, Armor, Professor of Military Science

The following students, members of the Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps, University Class of 1968, who have completed the prescribed course in Military Science are being commissioned Second Lieutenants in the Army of the United States in the branch indicated:

Armor

*Cecil J. Olmstead, III Albert J. Strohecker, III

Infantry

Clifford Alsberg James G. Collins John C. Parrish Richard M. Arnovitz *James J. Drew *Robert E. Willis Bruce R. Matthews

Quartermaster Corps

James L. Allen Thomas P. Farrell *Paul H. Ross Harry A. Bade, III Peter R. Gelb Patrick W. Semegan John P. Berry George L. Hornecker John D. Smyers, Jr. *David M. Crow David S. Swayze

Transportation Corps

*George L. Bolen William T. Walker

Military Intelligence

*Thomas A. Decker *William E. Hildebrand, III Thomas K. Wright, Jr. Edward S. Kriz

Signal Corps

James G. Colsher

Chemical Corps

Ronald T. Jamieson

Finance Corps

*Edward J. Kowalcyk * Distinguished Military Graduate

57 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

MILITARY SCIENCE-Continued

The following students, members of the Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps, University Class of 1968, will, upon completion of summer camp training, have completed the prescribed course in Military Science and will be commissioned in July 1968 in the Army of the United States in the branch indicated:

Quartermaster Corps Robert T. Bossart Steven W. Simon William I. English, Jr.

Transportation Corps George S. Miller

Military Intelligence Stanley F. Plewes

Medical Service Corps Thomas D. Gindhart Arthur F. Haney, Jr. John T . Sommer

DEPARTMENT OF NAVAL SCIENCE

C. A. Turner, Captain, U.S. Navy, Professor of Naval Science

The following named students in the Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps who have completed the course of instruction in Naval Science are being commissioned Ensign, U. S. Navy :

Daniel William Aljoe John Paul Hanlin Jeremy John Nittle Russel Loring Appleyard Ralph Richard Heffernan John Neil Raudabaugh Wayne Eugene Anderson John Murray Malone Paul Bruce Shaffer William Arthur Angus, III Michael Charles McConnell Paul James Taylor Carleton Bryant Brink William Thomas McLaughlin George Dennis Uffenorde Edward Stephen Dillon David Stewart Watson

The following named students in the Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps who have completed the course of instruction in Naval Science are being commissioned Ensign, U. S. Naval Reserve :

Bert Leonard Atwater Colin Arthur Hanna Richard Leslie Martin Stephen Abbott Cook Robert Trainer Hawley Anthony Philip Morris Frank Leroy Coulson, Jr. Robert Kennard Houseal Jonathan Whitcomb Strom Robert Michael Delaney Robert Peter Johnston, II Thomas Jernigan Stewart Elliot Tobyn Gerstenhaber Richard Washington Longstreth Barry Baldwin Townsend, Jr. William Findley Glidden Edward Melvin Zolla

The following named students in the Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps who have completed the course of instruction in Naval Science are being commissioned Second Lieutenant, U. S. Marine Corps:

Raymond Stanley Dolgert Brian Baine Riley

58 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

Prizes and Awards

To THE FACULTY

Under the terms of a gift from the Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback Foundation, grants are announced to the following members of the Faculty as Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback Awards for Distinguished Teaching:

Joel 0. Conarroe, English Solomon R. Pollack, Metallurgical Engineering Robert A. Gorman, Law Francis E. Rosato, Surgery Joseph S. Gots, Microbiology J. Wayne Streilein, Medical Genetics Wallace T. Miller, Radiology William G. Whitney, Economics

IN THE COLLEGE

THE PHILO S. BENNETT PRIZE. To be announced. THE LEo S. RowE MEMORIAL PRIZE . To be announced. THE LT. J. DAVID AFLALO ELMALEH PRIZE. To be announced. THE DAVID HALSTEAD MusiC PRIZE. To be announced. THE HELEN L. WEISS Music PRIZE. To be announced. THE WILLIAMS. RosENBAUM MEMORIAL FoUNDATION PRIZE. To be announced. THE CARL F. LAUBER PRIZE. To Ronald Korda. THE EDWARD ZIEGLER DAVIS GERMAN PRIZE. To Anthony Niesz. THE DELTA PHI ALPHA BooK PRIZE. To Donald Mason and George L. Bolen. MERCK AND CoMPANY, INc. INDEX AWARD. To Lawrence R. Libsch. THE JUDY LEE AwARD. To Jonathan Sarno. THE HENRY REED PRIZE FUND. To be announced. THE CLASSics PRIZE. To be announced. THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMISTS MEDAL AwARD. To Charles D. Belcher. THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SociETY AwARD. To John H. Terry. THE MILES S. MURPHY MEMORIAL AwARD. To be announced. B'NAI ZION AwARD FOR PROFICIENCY IN HEBREW. To Gary Bacon. WARWICK MEMORIAL A.S.T.M. AWARD. To Neil E. Schore. THE GEORGE ALLEN MEMORIAL PRIZE. To be announced. THE CLASS OF 1880 PRIZE FUND. 1st prize: Philip Zasskin; 2nd prize: Cary Yang; Honorable Mention: Norman Levine. THE CHARLES W. BURR BooK PRIZE. To Aldo F. Buono. THE HENRY LABARRE JAYNE ENGLISH CoMPOSITION. To be announced. THE JoHN HARRISON MINNICK AWARD. To Ronald G. Mangan. THE GEORGE H. FRAZIER PRIZE. To Ben J. Mortensen. THE PHI KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY PRIZE. To Charles Krasnow and Alfred Roth. THE JOHN L. HANEY PRIZE FOR LITERATURE. To be announced.

IN THE TOWNE SCHOOL OF CiVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

THE HuGo OTTO WOLF MEMORIAL PRIZE. To Charles David Schoor (Civil Engineering) and Gerald James Romito (Mechanical Engineering). THE ANNETTE EsTRADA AWARD, WOMEN's AuxiLIARY, A.S.C.E. To Albert Sasso. WARWICK MEMORIAL AWARD, A.S.T.M. To Jared Leigh Cohon (Civil Engineering) and Theodore Mason Wong (Mechanical Engineering).

59 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

IN THE SCHOOL OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

THE HUGO OTTO WOLF MEMORIAL PRIZE. To Ronald Thomas Jamieson. THE ALPHA CHI SIGMA AWARD. To Ronald Thomas Jamieson. THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SociETY AWARD. To Ronald Thomas Jamieson. THE AMERICAN I NSTITUTE OF CHEMISTS MEDAL AWARD. To Wayne Thomas Robbins. WARWICK MEMORIAL AWARD, A .S.T.M. To Charles Byron Woodworth, III. THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS SCHOLARSHIP AWARD. To Kenneth Lawrence Mc­ Cormick.

IN THE MOORE SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

THE HuGo OTTO WOLF MEMORIAL PRIZE. To David Woo-Sang Tong. THE A . ATWATER KENT PRIZE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. To Dennis Jehuda Picker. THE ALBERT P . GODSHO ENGINEERING PRIZE. To David Woo-Sang Tong. JUNIOR MERIT AWARD MEMBERSHIP, THE ENGINEER'S CLUB OF PHILADELPHIA. To John Howard Moore. THE MOORE ScHooL CoUNCIL CwiKLA AwARD. To John Howard Moore. INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS STUDENT AWARD. To James George Colsher. THE HAMILTON WATCH COMPANY AWARD. To Judith Sharon Kagle. WARWICK MEMORIAL AwARD, A.S.T.M. To John David Oetting.

IN THE SCHOOL OF METALLURGY AND MATERIALS SCIENCE

THE HUGO OTTO WoLF MEMORIAL PRIZE. To Bruce Warren Wessels. WARWICK MEMORIAL AwARD, A.S.T.M. To Michael Francis Brady.

IN THE WHARTON SCHOOL OF FINANCE AND COMMERCE

AMERICAN MARKETING AssociATION. To Dennis F. Fruchter. ALBERT A. BERG ScHOLARSHIP AWARD. To Martin D . Jacobson. PHILO S. BENNETT PRIZE. To David Lawrence. BETA GAMMA SIGMA AWARD. To Joel M . Martel. THE DELAWARE VALLEY CHAPTER OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INSURANCE MANAGEMENT, INC. AwARD. To be announced. J . FRANCIS FINNEGAN AwARD. To Terence P. Thornberry. WILLIAM D . GoRDON AWARD. To Joel M. Martel. GROSS C.P.A. AWARD. To RobertS. Feinberg. HASKINS & SELLS FoUNDATION AWARD. To Edward L. Glazer. CHESTER KESSLER AWARD IN MARKETING. To Dennis F . Fruchter. PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER OF THE PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AWARD. To Arthur Golden. PENNSYLVANIA INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AWARD. To Judith A. Mike. ADAM AVERELL Ross PRIZE. To Judith A. Mike. ScoTT FouNDATION AwARD. To PaulL. Olsen. BERNARD SHANBAUM PRIZE FOR EXCELLENCE IN ECONOMICS. To Steven C. Salop. HERBERT S. STEUER MEMORIAL PRIZE (JUNIOR) . To Marvin J. l sraelow. HERBERT S. STEUER MEMORIAL PRIZE (SENIOR) . To Arthur Golden. JosEPH WARNER YARDLEY PRIZE. To Leon W. Taub. WILLIAM I. MIRKIL REAL EsTATE AwARD. To be announced. J. PARKER BURSK MEMORIAL PRIZE. To be announced.

60 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

IN THE WHARTON GRADUATE DIVISION ALCOA CORPORATION FELLOWSHIP . To Thomas Wiggins Mader. ALEXANDER AND ALEXANDER ScHOLARSHIP. To Edward Benjamin Rappaport. ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION FELLOWSHIP. To Thomas Milton Bates, Robert Bruce Schoener and Curtis Parker Small. AMERICAN SMELTING AND REFINING SCHOLARSHIP . To Gerald Paul Daly. ARTHUR YouNG AND Co. FELLOWSHIP IN AccouNTING. To Daniel Alan Molter. HARVEY A. BATTEN FELLOWSHIP. To William Edward Hamilton. CHRYSLER CORPORATION FELLOWSHIP. To Michael Joel Pearson, Leroy Edward Halfpenny and William Clair Beisswanger. GENERAL TELEPHONE AND ELECTRONICS FELLOWSHIP . To Richard William Stumbo, Jr. and Stephen Close Hagen. ERNST AND ERNST AccouNTING SCHOLARSHIP. To Richard William Stumbo, Jr. and Richard L. Woodside. DUPONT FELLOWSHIP. To Robert DeLaurentis, William Richard Greene and John Stanley Witucki. S. L. HAMMERMAN ScHOLARSHIP. To William Daniel Anderson. RANDLEMAN-MACKE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIP. To Joseph Norris Wetmore, Jr. EDWARD N. HAY AND AssociATES. To David Cameron, Kenneth Ross Cassidy, Robert Harold Ericson, and Robert Lee Swisher, Jr. THOMAS F. JOYCE MEMORIAL FELLOWSHIP . To Edward Francis Kelley IV and Jeffrey Newman LAVENTHOL, KREKSTEIN, HORWATH AND HORWATH SCHOLARSHIP IN ACCOUNTING. To Richard Denman Van Dyke. RAYONIER FoUNDATION ScHOLARSHIP. To Stephen Lawrence Brotman and William Edward Macaulay. REYNOLDS AND Co. INVESTMENT FELLOWSHIP. To Darold Turner Barnum and Albert Graham Lee, Jr. MARIETTE AND DoUGLAS RussELL FELLOWSHIP. To Kai Lindholst. GEORGE SCHIRER FELLOWSHIP. To Roger Howard Henry, Jr. and Theodore Seymour Underwood, Jr. CATHARINE D. SHARPE FELLOWSHIP. To Kenneth Harvey Batchelder, James Robert Drenning, Robert Michael Hernandez, Roderick Alexander MacLeod, and Michael Allen Warren, Jr. SHELL FELLOWSHIPS. To Edgar Wilson Barksdale, Richard Everett Simmons, Michael Francis Welch, and Terry James Zerngast. TRANSPORTATION DEPT. AWARD. To Frederick Lowell Malan. UNION-CAMP CORPORATION FELLOWSHIP. To Charles Edward Zimmerman and Donald Allen Zimmerman. ADAM AVERELL Ross PRIZE IN AccoUNTING. To Keith Gordon Frey. KNITTED OUTERWEAR FOUNDATION PRIZE . To be announced. CRONIN AGENCY-CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE PRIZE. To Richard Scott Cummings.

IN THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS FOR WOMEN PRIESTLY CLUB PRIZE. To Joanne Stubbe. THE HILDA K. NITZSCHE PRIZE IN Music. To Carolyn Adele Lowther. EDUCATION ALUMNI AWARD OF RECOGNITION . To Judith Anne Wagle. THE JASPER YEATES BRINTON GREEK MEDAL. To Ann Miller. HIRAM S. LUKENS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP. To Antonietta R . Mastrocola, '69. THE HENRIETTA M. KELLER PRIZE. To Anne Addicks. THE DANIEL B. SHUMWAY PRIZE. To Meredith McCoy and Sheila Millman.

IN THE ScHOOL O,F NURSING SIGMA THETA TAU AWARD. To Sarah Stout. FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE AWARD. To Sarah Stout. CHEMICAL RUBBER COMPANY AcHIEVEMENT AWARD. To Cynthia Gordon.

IN THE SCHOOL OF ALLIED MEDICAL PROFESSIONS CLASS OF 1958 AwARD FOR ScHOLARSHIP AND SERVICE. To Joanne E. Cain.

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IN THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE KENNETH E . APPEL AwARD. To be announced. ADOLPH J. CRESKOFF PRIZE. To be announced. LILLIE M. ERK PRIZE. To be announced. DR . MORRIS GINSBURG PRIZE. To be announced. HISTORY OF MEDICINE PRIZE . To be announced. DR. A. 0 . J. KELLY PRIZE . To be announced. RocHE AWARD. To be announced. MARIE LEEBRON PRIZE IN PEDIATRICS. To be announced. HENRIETTA AND JACOB LOWENBURG PRIZE IN PEDIATRICS . To be announced. CHARLES A. OLIVER MEMORIAL PRIZE . To be announced. FREDERICK A. PACKARD PRIZE. To be announced. DR. I. S. RAVDIN PRIZE . To be announced. HORATIO C. WOOD PRIZE IN PHARMACOLOGY. To be announced. DR. SPENCER MoRRIS PRIZE. To be announced.

IN THE DIVISION OF GRADUATE MEDICINE GEORGE MoRRIS PIERSOL PRIZE. To Dr. Walter R. Wallingford. ILLARION ILIA GoPADZE PRICE. To Dr. Robert Hunt Hamor. ALTA GENEVIEVE CHARLES PRIZE. To Dr. Joseph Morris Farber.

IN THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS MEDALS OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS. To Stanley Francis Taraila; Second Prize to Hugh Stix Weisman. ARTHUR SPAYD BROOKE MEDALS. Gold Medal to Lyman Spencer Abson Perry; Silver Medal to Edwin Barry Bronstein; Bronze Medal to James McLeod Steele, Jr. FACULTY MEDAL IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE . To Alan Dwayne Robinette. CHARLES MERRICK GAY PRIZE . To Stanley Francis Taraila. HARRY E. PARKER MEDAL. To Hugh Stix Weisman. THORNTON OAKLEY MEDAL. To Michael Vernimb. JoHN STEWARDSON MEMORIAL TRAVELLING FELLOWSHIP. To David Martin Vaughan. JAMES SMYTH WARNER MEMORIAL PRIZE. To Stanley Francis Taraila. CRET MEDAL FOR BEST BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE THESIS . To be announced. FRANK MILES DAY PRIZE. To James McLeod Steele, Jr.

IN THE SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE THE LEONARD PEARSON PRIZE. To Gustavo David Aguirre. THE J. B. LIPPINCOTT PRIZE. To Gustavo David Aguirre. THE JEANNETTE BLAIR PRIZE. To Gustavo David Aguirre. THE 1930 CLASS PRIZE. To Gustavo David Aguirre. THE WoMEN's AuxiLIARY TO THE AMERICAN VETERINARY MEDICAL AssociATION PRIZE . To Maron B. Calderwood. THE AuxiLIARY TO THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE VETERINARY MEDICAL AssociATION PRIZE . To Barbara E . Penney. THE 1956 CLASS MEDAL FOR AcHIEVEMENT IN PATHOLOGY. To Gustavo David Aguirre.

IN THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION PHI DELTA KAPPA, TAU CHAPTER AwARD. To be announced.

GENERAL SOCIETY OF THE ALUMNI OF THE COLLEGE POETRY PRIZES. 1sT PRIZE : Rhoda Gelfond, College for Women, '68; 2ND PRIZE : Aaron Poller, College, '69; HoNORABLE MENTION: PhilipS. Baum and Louis Giuda, College, '69.

62 Note: As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program goes to press, these lists of degree and prize recipients are tentative only. The student's transcript is the official record of the University.

Academic Honors*

THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

CUM LAUDE December 21, 1967 Carlos Ernesto Ulloa

May 20, 1968 Harrison Garfield Bloom Ni::holas Joseph O'Shaughnessy Lawrence James Brenton Steven Marc Price Jeffrey Michael Brown Robert Benjamin Rovinsky William Stanton Busker Abraham Rzepkowicz Stephen Andrew Casner Peter Mag Schwolsky Leonard Harris Cohen Robert Gordon Selickman Bruce Monroe Diamond Joseph B. Shapiro Lee Barry Eisenberg Stuart Lee Silberstein Richard Israel Fein David Gilbert Simon David Earl Heilman Peter Frost Sprague Robert Peter Heuermann Joseph John Steflik, Jr. Joel Nathan Jacobson William Henry Stickel Stephen William Kalkstein William John Travis Kenneth Kramer John Vassilowitch, Jr. Ronald Gerard Mangan

CUM LAUDE WITH DI ~ NCTION IN THE MAJOR May 20, 1968 Jeffrey Bruce Albert, Political Science Lawrence Russell Libsch, Chemistry Charles Belcher, Chemistry Paul Murray Marge!, Physics William Harold Bence, Political Science Lawrence David Mass, Economics Charles E. McCluskey Campbell, Biology Donald Peter Murphy, History Ludlow Vincent Corbin, II, Physics Richard Platt, Physics Neal Marc Friedlander, History Stephen Howard Powell, Chemistry William Edward Halperin, Natural Science William Scott Puppa, Anthropology Jeffrey Charles Hayes, English Ri::hard Louis Robertson, Physics Robert Alan Jacobs, Natural Science Eric Barry Ross, Anthropology Trent Lemoyne Jones, English Jerome Lawrence Slate, Biology Steven Wei! Joseph, Political Science Richard Burnite Stephens, Mathematics Fred Scott Kleiner, Art History Myron Chester Tuman, English David Gilbert Lawrence, Political Science Edward Lawrence Verner, Mathematics Leonard Samuel Levin, French and German Robert Carroll Webb, Physics Civilization Robert Edward Willis, Economics Philip Richard Lezenby, History Gerald Francis Willwerth, Spanish

*As final action cannot always be taken by the time this program is printed, these lists of recipients are tentative; the University reserv·.::s the right to withdraw or add names.

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HoNORS IN THE CoLLEGE-Continued

MAGNA CuM LAUDE WITH DISTINCTION IN THE MAJOR May 20, 1968 Robert William Cort, History Stephen Michael Savage, History Alan Steven Hut, Jr., History Philip B. Scranton, History Gregory Stephen Maslow, History John Harvey Terry, Chemistry Bernard Arthur Mason, Biology William Harold Thornton, III, History Mark Stewart Rosen, Physics Gary Paul Wormser, Mathematics James Stanley Rothschild, Political Science

SUMMA CUM LAUDE WITH DISTINCTION IN THE MAJOR May 20, 1968 Bernard Warren Aaron, Classical Studies Larry Eliot Kramer, English Gershon Chaim Bacon, Oriental Studies Joseph Leonard Lauinger, English Ronald Lee Bush, English Stanley Frank Plewes, Russian Stuart Ira Finkel, Biology Steven Charles Salop, Economics Jan Francis Herbst, Physics Thomas Edward Taylor, English Frank James Kampas, Physics William Morris Yaro, History

THE TOWNE SCHOOL OF CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

CIVIL ENGINEERING

ANNUAL ACADEMIC HONORS May 20, 1968 Michael Marlin Ryan Terry Donald Tait

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

ANNUAL ACADEMIC HONORS May 20, 1968 Thomas Albert Vernon Cassel Charles Anthony Moraff Joseph Edward Merkle

CUM LAUDE May 20, 1968 James A. Bowman Joseph Edward Merkle

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THE SCHOOL OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

ANNUAL AcADEMIC HoNORs May 20, 1968 Ronald Thomas Jamieson Wayne Thomas Robbins Ben John Mortensen Allen Marcel Sokal

CUM LAUDE May 20, 1968 Thomas Herman Isaacs Allen Marcel Sokal

MAGNA CUM LAUDE May 20, 1968 Ben John Mortensen Wayne Thomas Robbins

SUMMA CUM LAUDE May 20, 1968 Ronald Thomas Jamieson

THE MOORE SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

ANNUAL ACADEMIC HONORS May 20, 1968 Ira Goldstein Charles Ambrose Richardson, Jr. Steven Thomas Matraszek P. Bruce Shaffer John Howard Moore David Woo-Sang Tong Timothy David Natz

CUM LAUDE May 20, 1968 James George Colsher Richard Alan Krause Thomas Walter Grudkowski Gene Fredric Manko Judith Sharon Kagle John Howard Moore John Whitaker Klay David Joseph Padley Lawrence David Landy Paul Bruce Shaffer

MAGNA CUM LAUDE May 20, 1968 Dennis Jehuda Picker Charles Ambrose Richardson, Jr.

SUMMA CUM LAUDE May 20, 1968 David Woo-Sang Tong

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THE SCHOOL OF METALLURGY AND MATERIALS SCIENCE

ANNUAL AcADEMic HoNoRs

May 20, 1968

Bruce Warren Wessels

THE WHARTON SCHOOL OF FINANCE AND COMMERCE

CUM LAUDE

August 11, 1967

Richard Livingston Woodside

May 20, 1968

Mitchell Laurence Bach Samuel G. Kaplan Ayse Nur Calika Edward Myers Krieger, Jr. James Nathan Ellowitch Kenneth David Meskin Neal Joseph Fink Cecil Jay Olmstead, III Stephen Mark Foxman Edward Lewis Snyder Douglas Norman Frenkel Richard Eric Teller Dennis Freling Fruchter Andrew M. Woods John Bencraft Hansen

MAGNA CUM LAUDE

August 11, 1967

Nancy Slocum

May 20, 1968

William Jacob Glasgow Arthur Golden Edward Louis Glazer Wayne Stewart Kaplan

SUMMA CUM LAUDE

May 20, 1968

Joel Martin Martel Judith Ann Mike

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THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS FOR WOMEN

CUM LAUDE

December 21, 1967

Judith Segal Knee Bonnie Vendig Deborah Newman Silverstein Joyce Sharon Weiner

May 20, 1968

Rita Joyce Albert Karen Keiko Miura Rosalind Fish Aldrich Linda Jane Nicholson Barbara Joanne Ballam Cynthia Rock Ronnie Anita Brahms Susan Ruth Rosbrow Elizabeth Russell Darr Rochelle Fern Salkin Marilyn Sara Erber Victoria Schwartz Sara Jane Ferleger Natalie Ann Sharp Judith Sivia Finestone Caroline Whitney Simons Ruth Lazarus Greenberg Maxine Judith Stotland Sarah Greenwald Rhoda May Urman Judith Carol Halpern Elizabeth Van Wezel Gail Susan Harrison Judith Anne Wagle Barbara Ann Horn Barbara Weisberg Sharon Katz Kathryn Elizabeth Weyand Helene Kaufman Georgianna Ziegler Lorraine Carol Leonowich Katharien Bagby Zonana Linda Sue Mann Nancy Zurich Elizabeth Fraser McLaughlin

CUM LAUDE (in College of General Studies)

May 20, 1968

Bobbye James Burke

CuM LAUDE WITH DISTINCTION IN THE MAJOR

August 11, 1967

Nancy Bisgaier Ruskin

December 21, 1967

Lynn Dianne Salvage

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HONORS IN THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS FOR WOMEN-Continued

May 20, 1968 Irene Theresa Borgogno, Anthropology Joanne Kunberger, Economics Patricia Anne Brereton, English Carolyn Eva Marcus, Russian Carolyn Eisen, English Judith Ann Martin, Political Science Karyl Gilbert, Psychology Susan McDonald, English Marsha Slone Goldberg, International Relations Hadas Rin, Mathematics Suzanne Nye Greenberg, Political Science Linda Robertson, Classics Susan Irene Kaplan, English Mona Marlynn Shangold, Chemistry Merrill Diane Katz, Psychology Patricia May Shannon, Philosophy Elizabeth Jane Kelner, Anthropology Joanne Stubbe, Chemistry Claudette Klein, Natural Science Julia Kilbourn Vance, Sociology

MAGNA CuM LAUDE WITH DISTINCTION IN THE MAJOR May 20, 1968 Bonnie Ann Blumenthal, English Sheila Susan Millman, German Margaret Chisholm, Political Science Stephanie Lea Schwartz, English Kristi Jean Hager, Architecture Ellen Hope See, Anthropology Helene Kaufman, Sociology Dorothy Jacqueline Stein, Biology Fayette Elizabeth Marsh, Biochemistry Barbara Weisberg, American Civilization Anne Pauline Miller, Classics Rochelle Barbara Wynne, Psychology

SUMMA CUM LAUDE WITH DISTINCTION IN THE MAJOR May 20, 1968 Mary Celnick, Spanish Edda Siegel, American Civilization Francine Maider, English

THE SCHOOL OF NURSING

CUM LAUDE August 11, 1967 Rosalie Marie Hart

December 21, 1967 Kathleen Fowler Kathryn Ann Kruper

May 20, 1968 Virginia Dziedzic Lynn H. Warner Joan Faris

MAGNA CUM LAUDE May 20, 1968 Barbara P. Beck Ann Ballard Weaver

SuMMA CuM LAUDE May 20, 1968 Martha Taylor

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THE SCHOOL OF ALLIED MEDICAL PROFESSIONS

CuM LAUDE May 20, 1968 Ellen Joan Halperin Theresa Menna Littrell Judith Lynn Handelsman Marilyn Jeanne Ruggiero Laurie Sue Holtzman

MAGNA CuM LAUDE May 20, 1968 Lois Ellen Dietz Terry Ethel Stephens

THE SCHOOL OF DENTAL MEDICINE

HoNoRs May 20, 1968 John Alvah Bushnell Edward Fisher O'Leske Frederick Joel Freidus Ronald John Scornavacca Dennis David Hammer Leonard James Snyder James Stanley McKelvey Clinton Robert Waters, Jr. Donald John Neely

THE SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE

CuM LAUDE May 20, 1968 Edward Richard Dionne, Jr. Ralph Eugene Werner, Jr. Frederick Bock Peterson

MAGNA CUM LAUDE May 20, 1968 J ohti Calvin Hansell Barbara Eugenia Penney Libby Yanis Nesvold

SUMMA CUM LAUDE May 20, 1968 Gustavo David Aguirre David Hiram Eichholtz Maron Brown Calderwood Honey Gail Rothberg

69 Events Following the Exercises

Graduates will receive their diplomas as indicated below immediately following the Exercises or as noted. Families and friends are welcome.

The College, 200 College Hall

The Engineering Schools, 109 Towne Building or as announced.

The Wharton School (Undergraduate), E-116 Dietrich Hall

The Wharton Graduate Division, Bernard F. Gimbel Gymnasium, 37th and Walnut Streets, 12:30 p.m.

The College for Women, Court, Robert C. Hill Hall

The School of Nursing, Dean's Office, School of Nursing, until 2:00 p.m.

The School of Allied Medical Professions, 3901 Pine Streets, 12 :30 p.m.

The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, 133 Bennett Hall

The School of Medicine, University Museum Auditorium, 12:15 p.m.

The Division of Graduate Medicine, 237 Medical Laboratories for degree recipients; Room D, Medical Laboratories for certificate recipients

The Law School, Law School Courtyard, 12: 30 p.m.

The Graduate School of Fine Arts, Exhibition Gallery Graduate School of Fine Arts, 210 South 34th Street

The School of Dental Medicine, The Irvine Auditorium, 12:30 p.m.

The School of Veterinary Medicine, Auditorium, Graduate School of Fine Arts, 210 South 34th Street

The Graduate School of Education, The Harrison, Smith, Penniman Rooms, Houston Hall, 12:00 noon

The School of Social Work, University Museum Auditorium, 3:00 p.m.

The Annenberg School of Communications, The Annenberg School

* * * * * Formal commissioning ceremonies for members of the Army and Navy Reserve Officers Training Corps will be held as follows:

Army, Bowl Room, Houston Hall, 2:00 p.m.

Navy, Commissioned Officers' Club, Philadelphia Naval Base, 1:30 p.m.

70 The Commencement Marshals

Gerald R. Beaver Robert L. MacDonald Hans Binnendijk, '68 Allen L. Martineau Lillian G. Burns Donald Morrison, '68 John P. Butler Ben Mortensen, '68 Stuart H. Carroll Donald S. Murray Alexius Conroy, '68 Robert Roche Joseph M. Cohen, '68 Paul R. Rubincam, Jr. Douglas L. Cox, '68 Raymond C. Saalbach William J. Creeden, '68 Charles R. Scott Richard I. Detwiler W. Norman Scott, '68 Randolph Elkins, '68 James E. Shada Arthur Haney, '68 Noble Smith Lloyd S. Herrick E. Craig Sweeten Michel T. Huber James H. Whitmoyer Edward F. Lane Robert E. Wade, '68 Edwin M. Ledwell, Jr. Jeffrey G. Wyner, '68 Robert G. Lorn dale

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