THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER In keeping with the nature of the ceremonies and in order that all may see and hear with­ out distraction, it is requested that those in attendance refrain from smoking and conversation during the ceremonies and from moving onto the floor to take photographs. Your cooperation will be greatly appre­ ciated. An asterisk preceding the name indicates that the degree is conferred subject to the completion of certain re­ quirements. COMMENCEMENT HYMN

0 Ma-ter a - ca- de-mi-ca Ro- ces-tri-en-sis, te Quae no-bis tan-ta 0 Ma-ter,quam cog-no-vi-mus per lae-ta tem-po-ra, Quae demonstrasti f 0 Ma-ter, a-ve, sal-ve, tu, va- le, ca-ris-si-ma! Nos ju-vat jam in ~~~,F. Dr J I J F F ~J I ~J. J I J r r J I F. ; J J I mu-ne-ra de- dis-ti 1i - be - re Nunc sa- lu - ta - mus, a-gi-mus nos om-ni-bus la- bo-ris gau- di- a, Quae "Me-li- o - ra" in-di- cas, ex- ex -i - tu dul -cis me- mo- r1- a. Per· vii':'\as due nos as-pe - ras sem- ,~~ J r r F I f' · J I J r F r IF f J J I J J J J I d. II ti- bi gra-ti- as, Et sem-per te lau-da- imus cui no-men ve - ri - tas. eel-sa praemi- a, Ad cae-lum om-nes in-ci-tas, tu Ma- ter splen-di- da! per ad op- ti - rna; Mer-ce-des da per pe-tu-as, bo-na cae-les - ti - a!

1907 -JOHN ROTHWELL SLATER

English translation of Commencement Hymn 0 Rochester, our college mother, who hast freely given us so great gifts, we salute thee now, we thank thee, and will ever praise thee, whose name is Truth. 0 Mother, whom we have learned to know during happy years, who hast shown to all of us the joys of labor, who dost point the way to the "better things," the highest rewards; thou dost urge us all toward the skies, thou Mother with a shining face! Hail, Mother, welcome and farewell, thou dearest one! 'Even now as we leave thee a sweet memory comforts us. Through the rough pathways of life lead us always to the things that are best. Give us the wages that endure, the heavenly treasures!

THE GENESEE J J J r 1 r· IJ Tho' man-y fair and fam - ous streams Be-neath the sun there As flows the riv - er, gath-ering force, A - long her stead-fast &~;?J. JIJ. Ji J F lr· D J F I r D J J I J. J I be, Yet more to us than an - y seems Our own dear Gen -e - see. We way, May we a-long life's dev-ious course Grow stronger day by day. And

a 1 J J r Uld J love her banks and state- ly falls, For to our minds they bring Our may our hearts where 'er we roam For - ev - er loy - al be To ,.~jj J. ~ J r J r I J. } J J. I dear old Al-ma Ma - ter's halls, Where sweet-est mem-ories cling. our be-lov- ed col - lege home Be - side the Gen - e - see.

-Words by T. T. Swinburne, '92 Music by Herve D. Wilkins, '66

THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

The Mace The mace, originally a weapon of defense, has in modern times become a symbol of authority, dignity, and privilege. English universities have used maces in academic processions for many centuries. The University of Rochester's present mace was first used at the induction of Alan Valentine as president in 1935, and has been used in academic processions since that time. Philip Merz, designer of many of the architectural features of the early River Campus buildings, designed the University of Rochester's mace. It is approximately four feet in length, and is made of mahogany and hand-wrought silver. On the head is the seal of the University, and below that a silver band on which are engraved the names of the presidents of the University since its founding in 1850. The dandelion, floral symbol of the University, is used as the decorative motif of the silver work. The mace is carried by the University marshal as a symbol of authority. The baton, carried by the associate marshal, is slightly less than two feet in length, and is made of mahogany studded with silver dandelions and stars. Academic Attire The distinctive attire of those participating in the academic procession represents a tradition that reaches at least as far back as the fourteenth century when gowns similar to today's became the required dress at many European universities. Gowns were then a common form of apparel for both the clergy and the laity but today they survive chiefly in ecclesiastical or academic ceremonies such as those we shall witness today. The symbolism of the American style of regalia is described below. Variations may be observed in the attire of the graduates of foreign universities and of the several American institutions which have departed from tradition. The gowns for the three levels of degrees differ primarily in the sleeve. The bachelor's gown has long pointed sleeves and is worn closed. The master's gown is usually worn open and has long square-cut sleeves with slits through which the forearms protrude. The doctor's gown has large bell-shaped sleeves with three velvet crossbars on the upper portion of the arm and velvet trimming down the front of the gown. The mortarboard derives from the Oxford cap and is generally black with a black tassel, although color is sometimes used to indicate the field in which the degree was awarded. Gold tassels denote the holders of doctorates. The most colorful portion of the academic costume is the hood which varies in length from three feet for bachelor's degrees to four feet for doctorates. The color of the lining indicates the institution which granted the degree. The University's color is yellow. For the nine colonial colleges the colors are: Harvard, crimson; William and Mary, green, gold, and silver; Yale, blue; Pennsylvania, red and blue; Princeton, orange and black; Columbia, light blue and white; Brown, brown; Rutgers, scarlet; and Dartmouth, green and white. Space does not permit listing the colors of all the colleges represented in the procession. The color of the edging of the hood indicates the discipline to which the degree pertains, for example: Arts, Letters, and Human­ ities, white,· Commerce, Accounting, and Business, drab,· Dentistry, lilac,· Education, light blue; Engineering, orange; Law, purple; Medicine, green; Music, pink; Nursing, apricot,· Philosophy, dark blue; Science, golden yellow,· and Theology, scarlet.

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Commencement Committee

Mark Beach Donald A. Parry Carlyle F. Whiting James E. Eden Harmon S. Potter Kenneth F . Wood Lawrence W. Kuhl Kenneth R. Varner

FACULTY MARSHALS University Marshal-Vincent Now lis Associate Marshal-Dale W. McAdam

Robert L. Berg, M.D. Norman G. Gunderson William B. Muchmore John M. Brophy Ralph N. Haber Marjorie Pfaudler Rowland L. Collins Harold C. Hodge Donald Reiff Richard F. Eisenberg Howard C. Horsford Robert G. Sutton Robert R. France Lloyd P. Hunter Millard Taylor W. Everett Gates Erling P. Johansen, M.D. Herbert B. Voelcker Joseph W. Gavett Vernon G. Lippitt Ruth T. Watanabe Gerald A. Gladstein Jerome P. Lysaught MaryWemett Richard M. GoUin John J. Montean

STUDENT MARSHALS College of Arts and Science Alan Arthur Abrams StevenChu Christine Mirembe Lule Nancy Jean Balogh Elliot Leslie Hertzberg David Vincent Neuffer Jonathan Edward Barnard Louis George Lange Jerome Sanford Schwartz Irmgard Judith Becker Vincent Lawrence Luizzi Walter VanderBeek

Graduate School of Management Richard Albert Adams Gerald Mark Katz John Stephen Morris Major John A. Dennis Charles Walter Miersch Laura Haber Yellin

College of Education Mary-Lou Campbell Susan Forsyth Valerie Jean Kinch Nancy Jane Donegan Sidney Charles Henderson Katherine Jean Vaughan

College of Engineering and Applied Science Michael L. Daley Albert Paul Eger Keith Thomas Knox David Lee Drum Stephen David Jacobs William Conrad Stenton THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

STUDENT MARSHALS (continued) University School of Liberal and Applied Studies John M. Brayer Cynthia Allen Hart Gerald Martin Russell Michael E. Green Michael David Homer Rosemary Eileen Vogt

Eastman School of Music Kathryn J. Baker Mary Ella Henderson Alan Howard Oettinger Edward N. Hayes Joel Peter Moerschel Irving B. Phillips

School of Medicine and Dentistry Melba Cecilia Como Peter Henry Rubin John Kent Wennberg Sister Mary Vincent dePaul Gibbon Suzanne E. Sauda Linda Lorraine Murtha Jane Ann Soxman

University Council on Graduate Studies Janis Sue Beebe Joel Carl Berlinghieri Philip Andrew Knauf Arthur Bernard Ritter THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

Commencement Ceremonies

W. ALLEN WALLIS, President, Presiding

THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER COMMENCEMENT ORCHESTRA Conducted by Taavo Virkhaus

COMMENCEMENT FANFARE Howard Hanson

ACADEMIC FESTIVAL OVERTURE Johannes Brahms

PROCESSIONAL-ORB AND SCEPTRE William Walton

THE AUDIENCE IS REQUESTED TO STAND AND TO REMAIN STANDING UNTIL AFTER THE INVOCATION

COMMENCEMENT HYMN John Rothwell Slater Directed by John C. Braund

INVOCATION-RABBI JOSEPH HAROLD LEVINE, B.A., M.A.

ADDRESS-SIR WILLIAM MANSFIELD COOPER, LL.B., LL.M.

SoLo-Gens Duce Splendida (People Victorious) from "Hora Novissima" H. W.Parker Sung by Mary Ella Henderson

CONFERRING OF BACCALAUREATE DEGREES Candidates of the College of Arts and Science Presented by Dean Clark Candidates of the Eastman School of Music Presented by Director Hendl Candidates of the Department of Nursing Presented by Professor Hall Candidates of the University School of Liberal and Applied Studies Presented by Dean Dowd Candidates of the College of Engineering and Applied Science Presented by Dean Loewy Candidates of the College of Education Presented by Acting Dean Combs Candidates of the Graduate School of Management Presented by Dean Meckling THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHFSTER

CONFERRING OF MASTER'S DEGREES Candidates for Master's Degrees Presented by Dean Stannard

CONFERRING OF DOCTORAL DEGREES Candidates for the Degree Doctor of Medicine Presented by Dean Orbison Candidates for the Degree Doctor of Education Presented by Acting Dean Combs Candidates for the Degree Doctor of Musical Arts Presented by Director Hendl Candidates for the Degree Doctor of Philosophy Presented by Dean Spragg

THE EDWARD PEcK CuRTIS AwARD

FOR EXCELLENCE IN UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING Recipient announced by President Wallis

CONFERRING OF UNIVERSITY CITATIONS TO ALUMNI JANET PHILLIPS FORBES '40 VLADIMIR ALEXIS USSACHEVSKY '39 Presented by University Orator McCrea Hazlett

CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREE

SIR WILLIAM MANSFIELD COOPER Presented by University Orator McCrea Hazlett

THE GENESEE T. T. Swinburne, '92; H. D. Wilkins '66 Directed by John C. Braund

REcESSIONAL-Overture to "Die Meistersinger" Richard Wagner

THE AUDIENCE IS REQUESTED TO REMAIN IN PLACE UNTIL STUDENTS AND FACULTY HAVE LEFT THE AUDITORIUM. BUSES MAY BE BOARDED AT THE EXCHANGE STREET ENTRANCE FOR THE RIVER CAMPUS AND MEDICAL CENTER, AND AT THE BROAD STREET ENTRANCE FOR THE EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC. THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

Diploma Ceremonies For the Baccalaureate and Master's candidates in the College of Arts and Science ceremonies will be held at 1 : 30 p.m. in the locations indicated below: College of Arts and Science American Studies Hoyt Anthropology Gannett Lounge Biology Lattimore 109 Chemistry Dewey206 Economics Rush Rhees Library Periodical Room English Hoyt Fine Arts Fine Arts Library Foreign & Comparative Literature Frederick Douglass Lounge Geological Sciences Dewey 306 General Science Dewey 114 History Upper Strong Humanities Hoyt Languages & Linguistics Rush Rhees Library Center Lounge Mathematics Morey321 Music Todd Music Lounge Philosophy Todd West Physics & Astronomy Bausch & Lomb 109 Political Science Lower Strong Psychology Women's Gymnasium Sociology Rush Rhees Library Welles Brown Room Statistics Morey 321

For the Baccalaureate and Master's candidates in the other schools and colleges ceremonies will be held at the time and in the locations indicated below: Graduate School of Management 3:15p.m. Palestra College of Education 1:30 p.m. Palestra College of Engineering and Applied Science 3:15p.m. Hoyt Department of Nursing 1:30 p.m. Whipple Eastman School of Music 1:30 p.m. Eastman Theater School of Medicine and Dentistry (Master's) 1:30p.m. Medical Center, Room R-110 University School of Liberal and Applied Studies 3:15p.m. Upper Strong

Commencement Reception Graduates and guests are cordially invited to the Commencement Reception. President and Mrs. Wallis will receive graduates and their families in the Welles­ Brown Room of Rush Rhees Library. THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

Honorary Degree

Sm WILLIAM MANSFIELD COOPER "The Law of England," says Sir William Mansfield Cooper in his treatise on indus­ trial law "is, in both its content and its source, a unit. An instrument, fashioned by the needs of a people, compounded of centuries of organic growth, it cannot be divided into those neat and comprehensive compartments favoured by the theorist." It is because the unity amid diversity which he perceives in the English law is also to be found in his high accomplishments that we honor Sir William Mansfield Cooper. From his birth in Newton Heath in Manchester, England's northern industrial metropolis, his life has been intricately tied with the life of that city. From its uni­ versity he received the degrees of Bachelor and Master of Laws, and added the honor of being Dauntesey Special Prizeman in International Law. Immediately after his graduation he entered the faculty of the University of Manchester, and has been part of it ever since. From assistant lecturer he rose successively to lecturer, regis­ trar, professor of industrial law and vice chancellor. But his career has not been limited to his university, nor to his city. He became, in 1940, Barrister at Law at Gray's Inn. He has served on the courts of the univer­ sities of Liverpool and Keele. He has been chairman of the John Rylands Library (that rich repository of ancient letters and learning), chairman of the Committee of Vice-chancellors and Principals of the British Isles, president of the Committee on Higher Education and Research of the Council of Europe, and vice-president of the Standing Conference of European Rectors and Vice Chancellors. He has contributed to the accumulated wisdom of his profession, and he has spoken with force on the problems of the university and the intellectual in Britain. Honored by the universities of Manitoba and Keele, knighted by his sovereign, Sir William Mansfield Cooper now stands before us to receive the acclaim of the University of Rochester. THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

Alumni Citations

JANET PHILLIPS FORBES For her long and dedicated service to the University-to its students, faculty, ad­ ministrators, and, most clearly, its alumni-we are indebted to the remarkable Janet Phillips Forbes. A graduate of the Class of 1940, Mrs. Forbes has been a constant inspiration to students past and present, giving generously of her time and talents as an outstand­ ing organizer, administrator, counselor, recruiter, and fund-raiser. She has worked tirelessly to preserve alumnae customs and properties, serving most recently as chairman of the Alumnae Traditions Committee. For three years she was a member, and is now an honorary member,-of the University of Rochester Trustees' Council. In 1964 she was elected the first woman president of the Alumni Association of the College of Arts and Science. In this position, her warmth and enthusiasm were surpassed only by her diligence and painstaking efforts in behalf of her fellow alumni. She has served on the Board of Governors of the Alumni Federation and has been involved in a broad spectrum of activities ranging from publications to social functions to intellectual events. Over the years Mrs. Forbes has held vital positions of leadership in the Univer­ sity's Memorial Art Gallery, and she has devoted countless hours to the Rochester Civic Music Association, the American Association of University Women, and Historic Pittsford, a landmark preservation society. Her hallmarks are her charm, her enthusiasm, and her sense of professionalism derived in part from the eleven years she worked on the University staff as Execu­ tive Secretary of the Alumnae Association and as Assistant Director of Admissions. Janet Phillips Forbes has a legendary genius for rallying the spirits and loyalties of literally hundreds of alumni and friends of the University community. She is an alumna to whom this citation is awarded with special pride.

VLADIMIR ALEXIS USSACHEVSKY Distinguished pioneer in the art of electronic musical composition; eminent mentor of composers embracing many and varied disciplines; imaginative and persuasive teacher whose knowledge partakes of the several humanities: Vladimir Ussachevsky has served the world of music as ambassador of innovative communication, arbiter of good taste, and hewer of tradition. Born to a musical family in the remote Manchurian village of Hailar, Vladimir Ussachevsky came to this country in 1930, where he was educated at Pomona Col­ lege and the Eastman School of Music. After joining the faculty of Columbia Uni­ versity in 1947, he became associated with Otto Luening. This partnership was to prove remarkably fruitful, and in 1951 his first experiments with a single tape­ recorder opened up new vistas of expression with which the two composers have continued to enrich the musical world. Recipient of grants from the Guggenheim Foundation, the National Institute of Arts and Letters, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the American Council THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

Alumni Citations (continued) of Learned Societies, Dr. Ussachevsky is Director of the Columbia-Princeton Elec­ tronic Music Center, which was established in 1959 with the aid of a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation. He is also President of the American Composers' Alliance and this year's national chairman of the Eastman School Alumni Annual Giving Campaign. As a practicing musician, he has appeared as tape-recorder soloist with a dozen symphony orchestras and has created electronic-music scores for television, the stage, and motion pictures. His judicious balance of professional involvement and creative activity reveals his capacity for accomplishment in matters tangible and intangible. As a teacher, his exuberance and enthusiasm have inspired numerous composers and music scholars; in addition to a fine grasp of technical knowledge and artistic concepts, his students have learned from his example to cultivate several of his attributes: respect for the feelings of others, humility and reverence for the vast resources of knowledge available to man, and a warm, kind, and gentle approach to life and humanity. The University of Rochester enters the name of Vladimir Ussachevsky in its record of distinguished alumni by proudly honoring him with this citation.

Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching

SHERMAN HENRY HAWKINS Sherman Hawkins has proceeded with love and devotion in his double career of teaching and studying. From Akron, Ohio, he traveled to Harvard University where he left Bachelor of Arts magna cum laude to become two years later Bachelor of Arts from Oxford University with first class honors, and later, Doctor of Philosophy from Princeton. After a brilliant teaching career at Princeton, he came in 1965 to the University of Rochester. Here he has won the respect of his colleagues by his recognition of the community of the intellectual enterprise. He has assumed the role of vigorous advocate for the arts, particularly the theater, as a necessary component of the humanistic enterprise in the University. Above all, however, he has brought to his students as they study the profundities of Renaissance drama, not merely superior learning, but zest, a flair and happy dramatizing in his teaching, and a gentle but persistent demand for the highest possible performance. That he leads rather than orders them, that he draws rather than forces them, that he dazzles their minds rather than cramming their memories, is the secret of his high success. Of him it can be said as was reported of Shakespeare's Hotspur, "He chid his youth with such a grace as if he mastered there a double spirit of teaching and of learning instantly." The University of Rochester which, despite the storms of change in American higher education, is steadfast in its devotion to the fusion of learning and teaching, is proud to include Sherman Henry Hawkins on its faculty and proudly today awards him the ninth Edward Peck Curtis Prize for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching. THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

Honor Societies

PHI BETA KAPPA

Alan Arthur Abrams Paul Franklin David Vincent Neuffer Faith Allen Henry Alan Gluckstern Sylvia Marie Person William Thomas Angel Sander Michael Goldberg Alison Pogrebin Alan Paul Baker Elliot Leslie Hertzberg Murray Michael Pollack Nancy Jean Balogh Ellen Sue Horowitz Francine Jill Price Jonathan Edward Barnard Stephen David Jacobs Neil Allen Raymon Betsy Ann Benson Frances Mara Gast Jones Richard Herbert Rubin Joseph Blumenthal Virginia Louise Kallal Ann Beth Sarachan Larry Bert Brenner Keith Thomas Knox Allen Jay Schwalb Barbara Rose Calveric David Andrew Kostizak **Jerome Sanford Schwartz Jordan David Carter Louis George Lange Richard Ira Simon George Baron Cheponis James Leach Jeffrey Michael Slutsky **Steven Chu Angela Maria Longo Susan Irene Schneider Soloway Marsha Lynn Cooperstein Vincent Lawrence Luizzi Alan Jeffrey Tolchin Laura Ellen Drager Lee Smart Craig Lundback Diane Tolomeo Albert Paul Eger Staffan Bengt Gunnar Lundback Diana Marie Shinder Troiano Janet Fox Elmore Kenneth Marblestone David Bruce Tulcbin Carol Kollander Fenigstein Pamela Jean Marchand George Paul Weinberger Alan Lawrence Ferber **Timothy Dale Marinetti Jane Lois Weinstein Bernard Thomas Ferrari Marjorie Ellen Maskel Andrew Bennett Weissman Lewis Conrad Fischbein Andrew William Meyers James Lerer Wolf Linda Ann Fisher Paul David Mintz George Yung-hsing Wu Pamela Marie Foley Susan Mary Miskura Susan Forsyth John Stephen Morris

SIGMA XI Elected to Full Membership in 1970 Chester Joseph Herman Jandhyala Subba Rao Theodore Alan Slotkin

Elected to Associate Membership in 1970 Jerry B. Saffer Natalie Miriam Teich

**Elected in Junior Year THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHFSTER

Honor Societies (continued)

ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA Jan Anders Bollinger John Franklin Richeson Peter Kane Buehler Charles B. Rodning Richard Michael Green John Wallis Rowe Gordon William Grundy Peter Henry Rubin Joseph Peter Harris Spencer Shaw Philip Anthony Pizzo

BETA GAMMA SIGMA Shyam S. Bagrodia Stewart F. Lambers Robert D. Braggins Gerald McQuaid Henry H. Flock Charles Miersch Joseph T. Gentile John S. Morris Stephen Golden Robert Murray Robert Lester Hagerman Roger A. Powell Lawrence Hotchkiss Steven A. Rothchild James S. Hutchinson Robert Shimkus Rajendra K. Khanna William Wheelock David Klein Laura Haber Yellin

TAU BETA PI Stuart Deitel Michael Joseph Kaufman David Lee Drum Keith Thomas Knox Jay Morgan Eastman Nancy Jo Littleton Albert Paul Eger John Edward Ryan Stephen David Jacobs David P. Venable Selevastus Kahumabakiiza

PI KAPPA LAMBDA Adrianne Marie Auvil Susan Lee Greiling Patricia Reiter Reynolds Jerry Paul Brainard Mary Ella Henderson David C. Runner Patricia Joy Burmeister Charles Harris Herman Thomas Saul Barbara J. Chernichowski Jean Rogers Levis William Roger Schmid Earl W. Compton Harold F. McAuliffe **James Anthony Setapen Michael L. Corzine **Elizabeth A. McCleary Mary Mills Shannon R. Gary Deavel Mary Louise Najam Joseph Allen Streisfeld Sharon V. Harding **Alan Howard Oettinger **Christopher Joseph Vadala Jon Evan Engberg Elinor E. Osborn Nancy E. Virkhaus Loren D. Geiger Isaac M. Ostrow Marilyn Elizabeth Gillette Phyllis Irene Pieffer

**Elected in Junior Year THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

Prizes and Awards

RIVER CAMPUS COLLEGES

The Stoddard Prize in Mathematics, awarded to two students pursuing the course in analytic geometry and calculus-Mark Jonathan Schaffman and David George Vail

TheN. B. Ellison Prize, awarded to the man in the senior class concentrating in history who has done the best work in that department-Peter Stephen Kroll

The Williams Memorial Prize, awarded to the woman in the senior class concen­ trating in English who has done the best work in that department-Diane Tolomeo

The Jesse L. Rosenberger Prize, awarded to the man in the junior class whose work has shown the greatest improvement during his freshman and sophomore years­ Philip Schuyler Collis

The Rigby Wile Prize in Biology, awarded to members of the freshman or sopho­ more class for proficiency in Biology 101 and/or 102-Mark Alan Klausner

The Chester A. Dewey Scholarship of $150, awarded for proficiency in biological work provides free tuition at the summer session of the Marine Biological Labora­ tory at Woods Hole, Massachusetts, or at any other recognized biological labora­ tory-Lynn Margules

The Kreyer Prize in German, awarded for facility in spoken German-Jenny Ruth Nedelsky

The Stoddard Prize in Physics, awarded to the man in the senior class who presents the best thesis on an assigned topic of investigation in physics-Steven Chu

The Susan Colver Rosenberger Prize, awarded to the woman in the junior class whose work has shown the greatest improvement during her freshman and sopho­ more years-Ann Silver

The John Dows Mairs Prize, awarded to the member of the junior class who has done the best work in concentration in economics-Ann Marie Lawson THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

The Terry Prize, awarded to the man in the senior class who by his industry, man­ liness, and honorable conduct has done most for the life and character of the men of the River Campus-Matthew Craig Cohen

The Hull Prize, awarded to the men in the senior class concentrating in English who have done the best work in English studies-Kenneth Marblestone, Martin Alan Geiger, Glenn Scott Yaffee

The Charles L. Newton Prize, awarded to a student in the applied sciences who shows a special proficiency in that area, either in oral or written examinations or by thesis-George Hale Malone

The Pearl Sperling Evans Prize in Creative Writing, awarded annually to that under­ graduate woman who shall have demonstrated the greatest promise in creative writing-Mary Ann Satter

The Elizabeth M. Anderson Prize, awarded to that senior who shows the highest proficiency in some subject connected with art-Norman Carter Downs, Jr.

The William Morse Hastings Prize is awarded each year for the best essay or thesis upon some topic on the history of industry, to be selected by the Chairman of the Department of Economics and the Dean of the Graduate School of Management­ James Lerer Wolf

The Emil Kuichling Prize, awarded to the man in the junior class in mechanics who has shown the greatest proficiency in the work of the course-John K. Mciver, Jr.

The Charles Ellis Caldwell Prize, awarded to the man in the senior class who in his college work has shown the greatest proficiency in the Department of English­ Richard Ira Simon

The Theta Eta Prize, awarded to the woman in the senior class who through her participation in campus life and by her influence, personality, and achievement has contributed most to the River Campus-Nancy Jean Balogh

The James D. McGill Memorial Prize, awarded to that undergraduate who has shown the greatest interest and demonstrated the highest achievement in the field of political science-Richard Herbert Rubin THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

The Hugh McKenzie Prize, awarded each year to the freshman women who have shown the highest achievement and interest in a history course-Carol Judith Vino­ grad and E. Deborah Klingsberg

The Percy B. Dutton Prize, awarded to the man in the senior class who, in the opinion of the Dean of Students, has exceeded all his men classmates in whole­ some, unselfish, and helpful influence among his fellow students-Ronald Jeffrey Blank

The Fannie R. Bigelow Award, presented to the undergraduate women in recog­ nition of the importance of the contributions made by women to the cultural, intel­ lectual, and civic life of their communities-Laura Ellen Drager

The Tau Beta Pi Prize, awarded to the senior engineering student who, through academic achievement, proven leadership and sterling character, has excelled and inspired his fellow students-Keith Thomas Knox

The Neil C. Arvin Memorial Prize, awarded to the senior who has excelled in French during her undergraduate course-Marsha Lynn Cooperstein

The E. P. Appelt Memorial Prize, awarded to a student of German for progress toward overall proficiency in spoken and written German-Alison Kiser Miller

The Louis A. Alexander Alumni Award, presented to the man in the senior class who has made an outstanding contribution to student life through his significant achievements in athletics and general student activities, and whose character and leadership qualities have been a wholesome influence on his fellow students­ Brion Edward Kenline

The Russell Mumford Tuttle Prize, awarded each year to a student for proficiency in the study of Greek-Sue Carol Rokaw

The Joseph A. O'Connor Graduate Study Endowment Fund Award, presented to a woman in the senior class who has shown marked ability in English literature, in classical languages and literature, or in archeology-Diane Tolomeo

The Donald R. Charles Memorial Award, originating from funds subscribed by students, colleagues and friends of Professor Charles, is given annually to a worthy student who, in the judgement of the Department of Biology, shows promise of a kind which Professor Charles so regularly encouraged and aided. The award pro­ vides a sum to cover limited expenses or tuition costs for an undergraduate or graduate student who wishes to carry on advanced studies, or some special project, during the summer months. In special cases the award may be made for a period within the academic year-Elliot Leslie Hertzberg THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHFSTER

The Janet Howell Clark Prize, awarded to the woman in the senior class who has shown the greatest promise in creative work in physics, chemistry, biology, or astronomy, and who has shown outstanding versatility in the mastery of allied fields-Angela Maria Longo

The Delno G. Sisson Prize, awarded to the freshmen who have shown significant achievement not only in college work but in adjusting to university life and the student body-Richard Worzel

The Andrew Fried Memorial Prize, awarded to the man who, upon completion of his freshman year, has shown outstanding qualities of character, superior moral judgement, and interest in serving his fellow students-Gregory Walker

The Haskins & Sells Foundation Award, given to a senior majoring in accounting on the basis of scholastic excellence as well as personal traits-Marilyn Krause Hansen

The Superior Scholarship Award, given to the senior majoring in accounting who has the highest academic standing in all accounting courses and the greatest poten­ tial for success in the profession of certified public accounting-Marilyn Krause Hansen

The Lattimore Prize Scholarship for Geology Field Study, awarded to an under­ graduate majoring in geology-Patricia Anne Mench

Dean's Prizes in Creative Writing, awarded by the College of Arts and Science annually in the categories of the short story, the poem, and the one-act play- fiirst prize in poetry-Robert A. Hall: second prize-Stuart Steckler: third prize -Mary Mammosser Peterson first prize in drama-Christopher Cooper Mathewson: second prize-Marcia Beth Pehr: third prize-Christopher Cooper Mathewson first prize in fiction-Sally Beth Robinson: second prize-Richard Ira Simon: third prize-Sally Beth Robinson

Catherine Block Memorial Prize, awarded to a junior girl in any field of science as recognition of outstanding ability and achievement-Leslie Nelson Kinsland

The Hamilton Watch Award, presented to the senior candidate for the Bachelor of Science degree who has most successfully combined proficiency in his major field of study with achievements-either academic, extra-curricular or combination of both-in the social sciences or humanities-Timothy Dale Marinetti THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

The Michael Lowenstein Memorial Award, presented to a University of Rochester undergraduate who has deepened student, faculty, and community awareness of existing social and political problems and tensions, and who, through his words and actions, has striven to promote the ideals which Michael cherished-Laura Ellen Drager

The Rochester Teachers Association Award, presented each year to a senior in the College of Education who has demonstrated excellence in preparing to teach­ Kathleen Fromel

The George Washington Corner Book Collection Prizes, awarded to encourage graduate and undergraduate students to develop their personal libraries-first prize, John Milton Pavey; second prize, Lawrence Gordon Taff; third prize, Sheridan Alan Simon; honorable mention, Philip Carlton Brown

The Kathrine Koller Diez Book Collection Prizes, awarded to encourage undergrad­ uate students to develop their personal libraries-first prize, John Howe Hoffman; second prize, Bruce Henry Bekker; third prize, Kenneth Warfield Sterling; honorable mention, Peter Wollheim

The Jay F. Birdsall Memorial Fund, awarded to graduating seniors in Political Science who have demonstrated an interest and commitment in practical politics­ Arthur James Giacalone

The Hugh H. Whitney Award, given to the graduating student who receives the highest record of academic achievement in the Executive Development Program of the Graduate School of Management-Gerald J. McQuaid

EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC

The Howard Hanson Prize, for the best composition performed at the Spring Sym­ posium-Anthony J. Iannaccone

The Howard Hanson Wind Ensemble Prize, for the best composition for wind ensemble performed at the Spring Symposium-Lamont W. Downs

The Louis Lane Prize, for an outstanding work from the Spring Symposium of orchestral compositions-Brian Schober, Frederick J. Steffen THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

Performer's Certificates Jerry Paul Brainard, In Organ James Anthony Setapen, In Clarinet Patricia Joy Burmeister, In Voice and Opera Michael Alan Sides, In Oboe Ruth Annette Condon, In Flute Christopher Joseph Vadala, In Saxophone Michael Corzine, In Organ Dominica Marie Venuti, In Voice Arthur Lawrence Fischman, In Clarinet James Bernard Walker, In Flute Joel Peter Moerschel, In Violoncello John Elwood Williams, In Trombone Richard K. Naill, In Violoncello Sherry Zannoth, In Voice and Opera

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY The Doran J. Stephens Prize, awarded by the alumni of the School of Medicine to a graduating medical student who shows promise of developing the personal and professional qualities that distinguished the late Dr. Doran J. Stephens, a graduate of the first class of the school-Joseph Peter Harris The Borden Undergraduate Research Award in Medicine, awarded to the member of the graduating class who has carried out the most meritorious research in the medical field-Albert B. Deisseroth The Bryce Collier Prize, awarded to a medical student whose performance demon­ strates exceptional qualities of responsibility and devotion in the compassionate and understanding care of the sick-Chester Joseph Herman The Obstetrics-Gynecology Award for Scholarship, awarded to a fourth year medi­ cal student who shows promising qualities of scholarship in the field of obstetrics­ gynecology as demonstrated by excellence in the clinical setting, by research in the field of human reproduction, or by both-Spencer Shaw The Benjamin Rush Prize in Psychiatry, awarded to a fourth year medical student who has given evidence of unusual promise of creative scholarship in the field of psychiatry by clinical scholarship, by participation in research, or both-Donald Raymond Sweeney The George V. Metzger Award, awarded to a graduate student in the Department of Radiation Biology and Biophysics whose doctoral dissertation is judged to be of exceptional quality-Philip Andrew Knauf and Tor Noreth

DEPARTMENT OF NURSING The Clare Dennison Prize, awarded yearly to the senior student who has shown the most outstanding proficiency in general nursing care-Ann Elizabeth Gustafson The Dorothea Lynde Dix Prize, awarded annually to a graduating student for high scholarship and outstanding skills demonstrated in the basic course in Psychiatric Nursing-Kathleen Patricia McMahon

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Candidates for Degrees* THE DIVISION OF HONORS STUDIFS OF THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF ARTS-with Highest Honors Elliot Leslie Hertzberg, Biology Alan Jeffrey Tolchin, Biology Alison Pogrebin, History

BACHELOR OF ARTs-with High Honors

Joseph Blumenthal, History Vincent Lawrence Luizzi, Philosophy1 Laura Ellen Drager, History David Bruce Tulchin, Political Science1a Alan Lawrence Ferber, History Henry Alan Gluckstem, Linguistics 1also majoring in History Alice Nathalie Gran, History taalso High Distinction in Economics Ellen Sue Horowitz, Political Science

BACHELOR OF ARTs-with Honors Terrence Frank Ackerman, Philosophy James William Leven, History Victor Curtis Baum, Biology Christine Mirembe Lule, English Ronald Jeffrey Blank, History Malcolm Andrew Mosley, History Stephen Lee Collins, History Mary Elisa Pettinicchio, Philosophy David Oliver Davies, History and Philosophy Patricia Salome Plant, History Gary Alan Goodman, History2 Henriette M. Sender, History Frances Mara Gast Jones, History Peter David Solow, Philosophy Leonard Alan Lang, History Karen Tobin, Sociology June Helen Zeitlin, Political Science 2also with Distinction in Economics

*Candidates listed for the Bachelor's degrees have completed their degree require­ ments or are expected to do so by June 5, 1970, or by October 1, 1970, at the latest. Candidates for the Master's degrees in the College of Arts and Science have completed their degree requirements or are expected to do so by June 30, 1970. THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

BACHELOR OF ARTS-with Highest Distinction Lewis Conrad Fischbein, Psychology Richard Ira Simon, English Louis George Lange, Chemistry Diane Tolomeo, English James Leach, Chemistry George Paul Weinberger, Mathematics Jenny Ruth Nedelsky, Psychology James Lerer Wolf, Economics

BACHELOR OF ARTS-with High Distinction Noreen Lelah Aboutok, French Lee Smart Craig Lundback, Political Science Faith Allen, Biology Staffan Bengt Gunnar Lundback, Political Science Alan Paul Baker, Mathematics Pamela Jean Marchand, French Literature Nancy Jean Balogh, English3 Marjorie Ellen Maske!, English Jonathan Edward Barnard, Physics Paul David Mintz, Philosophy Jordan David Carter, Chemistry Susan Mary Miskura, Statistics George Baron Cheponis, Biology David Vincent Neuffer, Mathematics Steven Chu, Mathematics Barbara Ellen Parks, English Marsha Lynn Cooperstein, French Literature Murray Michael Pollack, Biology Pamela Marie Foley, Biology Richard Herbert Rubin, Political Science Paul Franklin, Political Science Andrea Lynn Rudolph, English Sander Michael Goldberg, Classics4 Ann Beth Sarachan, Psychology and Linguistics David Andrew Kostizak, Mathematics Allen Jay Schwalb, Biology Jeffrey Michael Slutsky, Psychology 3also Distinction in American Studies Andrew Bennett Weissman, General Science 4also majoring in History

BACHELOR OF ARTS-with Distinction

Ann Ruth Jacoff Abramowitz, Psychology Charles David Daniel, Economics5 Alan Arthur Abrams, Psychology Michael Datz, Political Science Edward Robert Appelbaum, Chemistry Carey Marc Delcau, Psychology Steven Brent Assa, Mathematics Deborah Isa Denman, Psychology Martin Lewis Baron, Political Science James Russell DeTar, Economics Betsey Ann Benson, Psychology David Charles Efron, Economics Mark Leslie Berger, General Science Janet Fox Elmore, Mathematics William North Bertsche, Psychology Carrol Kollander Fenigstein, Psychology Sylvia Louise Betcher, Chemistry Bernard Thomas Ferrari, General Science Elena Borysenko, Music Thomas Hunter Fraser, Biology and Chemistry Judith Vivian Branzburg, English Stuart Harvey Freedenfeld, General Science Larry Bert Brenner, Mathematics Nancy Margaret Frolkis, Psychology Barbara Rose Calveric, Psychology Lorraine Gallard, French Literature Norman Downs Carter, Jr., Art History Barry Lee Gao, Philosophy Bruce Arthur Center, Psychology Carole Sue Garshman, Art History Linda Lee Chalecke, English George Carroll Gay, Jr., Mathematics6 Gary James Chastek, Mathematics Martha Chesnoff, Psychology 5also maJoring in History Gerald Joseph Conezio, Psychology 6 also majoring in Chemistry THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF ARTS-with Distinction (continued) Christine Craven Geiger, Psychology Robert Grant Parke, General Science Martin Alan Geiger, English Richard Lee Perlman, Philosophy Margaret Elizabeth Gezon, Classics Sylvia Marie Person, Psychology Linda Doris Goldberg, Psychology Ronnee Ellen Press, Art History John Mark Golden, Biology Francine Jill Price, Psychology Alan F. Goldstein, General Science Linda Irene Puro, Psychology Philip Michael Guiliano, Biology Patricia Anne Quinn, English9 David Laurence Hamilton, Chemistry Neil Allen Raymon, Mathematics Roger Walter Harnish, Psychology William Jay Rheuban, General Science Bonnie Lee Herman, Psychology Barry Keneth Robbins, Classics Sandra Nancy Herskowitz, Psychology Susan Irene Rosenbaum, English Linda Harriet Hillman, Classics Barry Paul Rosenthal, Economics Beverly Keilberg Hoffman, Psychology Robert Jay Sachs, Political Science10 Dana Holden Hooper, Economics Marjorie Sue Safran, Mathematics Richard Thomas Jackson, Psychology Joseph Stephen Salipante, Biology Martin Aaron Jacobson, Chemistry and Biology Ronald Aron Savrin, Biology Virginia Louise Kallal, Mathematics Linda Kane Schenck, English Ronald Jay Karpf, Psychology Anne Patrick Scholl, General Science Susan Lynn Kikuchi, Studio Arts Sheryl Rosalie Sherman, Biology Miriam Ellen Kimmelman, Psychology David Manfred Sischy, Biology Robert Jay Kramer, Political Science Stephen Albert Skinner, Economics Linda Phyllis Lattner, English Frederick William Sloan, Biology James Robert Lawson, Psychology Marilyn Jean Smith, Russian Literature11 Alice Adrienne Lenard, Linguistics Arthur Frederick Sonnenberg, Music Barbara Adele Leonhardt, American Studies Thomas Arthur Subbiondo, Mathematics David Lincoln Ludwig, General Science Stuart Orrin Tafeen, Psychology Jay Burton Lumish, Political Science Andrew Eustace Taylor, Jr., Economics Jeffrey Steven Mandel, Biology Mark Herzl Tessler, Political Science Kenneth Marblestone, English Diana Marie Shinder Troiano, Psychology Susan Jeanne McManus, English Stephen Edward Waldhom, English Andrew William Meyers, Psychology7 Elliot Robert Warren, Economics Clifford Stanley Miller, French Steven Louis Weinstein, General Science Sandra Jane Myhalik, Psychology Michael Edward Whalen, Anthropology Arthur Nager, Psychology8 Glenn Scott Y affee, History12 Lester Barry Nizin, Psychology Ruth Joyce Zowader, Philosophy and Mathematics Debra Danene Nygaard, Psychology Karen Lynn Ottenstein, Music 9also majoring in History 10also majoring in History 7also majoring in History 11also majoring in Russian 8also majoring in History 12also majoring in History TIIE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

BACHELOR OF ARTS Clarence Michael Abt, Astrophysics Deborah Ann Breese, History and Art History Ronald James Adams, Mathematics Bruce Hanon Bromberg, History Joseph Alan Adler, Biology Catherine Elizabeth Broughton, English Ronald Bernard Ainspan, Political Science Joseph Bernard Brown, History David Michael Allyn, Political Science Neal Arthur Buchman, Psychology Linda Connor Alpern, English Edward Chester Burel, General Science Eugene Jay Alpert, Political Science Peter Sterling Bushnell, History John William Andreoli, Jr., General Science Kenneth Alan Butler, Philosophy Paul Edward Askew, History Kathleen Patricia Byrne, English Marshall Christopher Aungier, Economics Mary Lou Cable, Psychology Regina Austin, History Jeanne Ellen Calcagno, French Karen Block Ayars, English Cornelius Patrick Callahan, Economics Eileen Minda Baker, History Michael Andrew Cannon, Economics David Gilman Ball, General Science Cary Paul Carlson, History Barbara Jean Barish, Psychology Lynn Mary Catania, Psychology Thomas Gunst Barnet, History Ruth Elizabeth Chapin, English Leslie Craig Bart, History Diane Adams Chapman, Geological Sciences Gregory Paul Barth, Political Science David Chase, English Thomas Joseph Bartunek, English Thomas David Chmielewski, General Science Jonathan Hugh Bauman, History Hope Tjordis Christansen, English and History Bruce Stephen Baumgarten, Psychology John Martin Clarey, Political Science Chantal Reine Bauquier, History Carol Mae Clark, Biology Bruce Winford Beard, Economics Robert Charles Clarke, History Mary Lee Beckmann, French Garry Wayne Clock, Political Science Nancy Sue Bekenstein, History Stephen Linn Coffman, Psychology Lawrence Alan Belli, Political Science Cynthia Lee Cohen, History Kathryn Mary Bellinger, Psychology Matthew Craig Cohen, Political Science Richard John Benyo, Economics Nancy Ellen Colt, Psychology Jeffrey Michael Berg, History Roger Terry Conant, History Stuart Robert Berkowitz, Political Science Kenneth Wayne Conrad, Economics Robert William Berky, English Philip Austin Cooper, General Science Janet Merle Bernstein, English and History Marie Louise Cordner, History Joyce Freda Bleiberg Bernstein, Mathematics Jeanne Marie Crane, History Allen Herbert Beroza, Psychology Margaret Elizabeth Crawford, History Pierre Bitoun, Chemistry and French Literature Patrick Michael Crowley, History Steven Barry Black, Philosophy Kathryn Sheppard Cumings, Political Science John Bloom, Studio Arts Ruth Dolores D'Amico, General Science Sue Ellen Bloomberg, English Harriet Damon, History Harriet Lynn Boddie, General Science Ronald Everett Dann, Mathematics James Kevin Branigan, History Robert Henry Dano, Biology Andrew Jonathan Branower, Political Science Susan Margo David, French Peter David Braun, Economics Mark Linder Davis, History Randall John Breeckner, English John Joseph DeCarlo, Economics THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF .ARTS (continued) Judith Ann Wagner DeCew, Mathematics Karen Elizabeth Galletly, Mathematics Michael John Dempsey, Political Science Dianne Rita Gartner, Biology James Anthony Dentinger, English John Ahem Gary, Jr., English Monika Rosemarie Deutscher, History Marshall DeMotte Gates ill, General Science Warren Allen Dewey, Political Science Anne Weissman Geiger, History Karen Elizabeth Diamond, Psychology Joan Wendy Gelberg, History Barbara Diane Dickson, English Susan Lynn Geringer, History Harding Mogridge Dies, Economics Steven Phillip Germansky, Economics Francis Terence DiGiacomo, Psychology Claire Ruth Gerstein, Psychology Christopher Scovell Dix, Chinese Literature Candace Miriam Geyer, Russian Virginia Goldsmith Drachman, History Michael Kevin Gibbons, Mathematics Sheldon Harvey Drogin, Mathematics Susan McCollester Glassman, Sociology Laura Anne Dubester, History Martha Frances Goetsch, History Theodore Melvin Dubin, Mathematics Ann Beth Gold, Psychology Robert Whittier Dudley, Jr., Art History Diane Joyce Goldsmith, History Bonnie Dunbar, Spanish Herbert Jay Gordon, Political Science Margaret Ellen Dunne, Political Science Robert Leslie Gordon, Mathematics Jonathan Enoch Durbin, Political Science John William Graham, Political Science Richard Lawrence Dvorin, Chemistry Sandra Esther Grauer, Psychology Harold Paul Dygert III, Geological Sciences Nancy Ellen Green, Sociology Deborah Sue Ebel, History Gail Susan Greene, History Brian Harold Eckwahl, Political Science Gary Louis Greer, History Christopher Charles Eisenhart, French Literature Michael John Grimes, Psychology William Lawrence Eisler, History Neil Kingsly Groff, History James Manning Ellis, Geological Sciences Laura Sue Guldin, Psychology Arlene Marsha Epstein, French Literature Graciela Rosa Gutierrez, History Mark Epstein, Political Science Gerald Douglas Hagin, General Science Linda Ann Estabrook, History William Douglas Hamilton, Political Science Julian Thomas Buell, Jr., Anthropology and Chinese Literature Kathy Battelle Farnsworth, History Bruce Ronald Hammer, Political Science Bruce Kenneth Felder, Psychology Benjamin Alfred Handelsman, History and Susan Lenore Feldman, Psychology General Science Bruce Harold Fellows, Political Science Elayne Dale Hankin, Art History Candace Jane Fielding, Psychology Robert Charles Harden, Anthropology Edward Vincent Fiorillo, Psychology Nancy Jane Harmon, English Linda Ann Fisher, History Deborah Joan Harris, French Robyn Anne Flamer, English Jonathan Anthony Harris, Biology Bruce Martin Fox, Sociology Joel Seymour Harte, History Lawrence Sturdevant Freer, Psychology Lee Warren Harwell, General Science George Raymond Friedman, Biology John Stanley Hassan III, Philosophy Douglas Meyer Fromberg, Psychology Elizabeth Ann Hay, History Kathleen Anne Fromel, History Paul Jon Helberg, English Robert Tucker Frost, Music Jeffrey Alan Helewitz, History Gabriel Gaal, Geological Sciences Marlene Barbara Herman, History Jeffrey William Galginaitis, Mathematics Carole Hersh, Psychology THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

BACHELOR OF ARTS (continued) B. Christopher Hill, Economics William Stanley Kwiatkowski, Jr., Audrey Ann Hillgen, History Political Science Robert Aaron Hoffman, History Thomas Anthony LaDelfa, History Steven John Hokanson, English Deborah Mary LaMont, History David Whittaker Hopper, Mathematics George Ira Landman, History Patricia Anne Huber, Chemistry Robert Maury Lanier, Political Science William James Huddle, Economics Fred Kirtland Lapham III, Mathematics Peter James Hurley, General Science Melvin Lee Lauderdale, History Sheila Rita Hymowitz, English Peter David Lawrence, History Fred Joseph Infantino, Political Science Nancy Ellen Lebed, Psychology Gerald Henry Itkin, Mathematics Michael Anthony LeDonne, General Science Valerie Anne Ivy, Biology Donald Mark LeDuc, Psychology Sandra Lee Jacobus, History Robert Stephen Lein, Psychology Linda Carol Jaeger, Psychology Alan Lenowitz, English Karen Jones, History Adele Gratz Lerner, English Jacqueline Beth Jordan, History Jack Bernard Lerner, Mathematics Marcie Kalen, Psychology John Douglass Leslie ill, Psychology Mark Jay Kalin, English Jerold Marvin Levine, Economics Susan Christine Kaminski, Art History William Samuel Levinson, Economics Dene Frank Karaus, Philosophy Judith Anne Levitt, English Elaine Gail Karlin, Mathematics Kenneth William Levitt, History Deborah Ann Karp, History Joel Richard Levy, Sociology and History Judith llene Katz, History Paula Ann Licadone, Psychology Miriam Alexis Kazanjian, History Susan Lichtenfield, Psychology and Political Science Frederika A. Liebman, History George Edward Kennedy, Jr., History Mitchell A. Liner, General Science Andrew William Key, Geological Sciences Linda Swaner Livingston, English Ronald Stuart Killian, Political Science James Michael Loiselle, Economics and Norma Ruth Kirmmse, Psychology Political Science Robert James Kirschbaum, History Carole Lynn Loskot, Geological Sciences Robert Steven Kirschenbaum, Political Science J o Ellen Loth, English Deborah Gage Klar, History Jonathan Lowell, Psychology Phyllis Beth Kohlmann, History Robin Ellen Lowey, Psychology Andrew Kohn, History Daniel David Luria, Economics and History Mary Lou Kolker, Psychology Karen Jean Lyng, Anthropology Nancy Fried Kopperman, History Robin Anne Lynn, Art History and Susan Anne Kornfeld, Political Science Political Science Linda Anne Kowalski, Geological Sciences Andrew Frederick MacDonald, History Janet Ruth Kramer, History Nadine Viatcheslav Makaroff, Russian Elizabeth Norma Kraus, Psychology Michael Charvat Malone, Music Peter Stephen Kroll, History Phyllis Deborah Mandler, English Robert Richard Kulikowski, Biology Carl Anthony Mangine, Psychology Susan Marie Kumpan, Mathematics David Frost Martin, Physics Robert Henry Kutzuba, Psychology Janet Reva Maslin, Mathematics I THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF .ARTS (continued) Carol Ann Mastromauro, English Susan Elizabeth Page, Psychology Judith Mazza, Psychology Joanne Angela Paino, History Elizabeth Jean McClenahan, English Kenneth Marc Pariser, Psychology Jay Frederick McCrensky, Philosophy and Glenn Bong Hark Park, General Science Political Science Alan Benjamin Parkoff, Philosophy Mary Elizabeth McDermott, English Rose Anne Patton, Psychology Roger Allan McDougal, Mathematics Samuel Levin Pauker, History Leo Gerald McGee, History Norman Alan Paul, Political Science Thomas Edward McKinlay, Economics Robert Scott Pliskin, Sociology Michael Edwin McManus, General Science Rosemary Elizabeth Pomponio, History Rosemary Ellen Meisner, History and General Science James Edward Meltzer, Astrophysics Barbara Lynn Porter, Psychology Stephen Frank Mendel, Philosophy Raymond Patrick Porzio, Geological Science Irwin Toby Mesch, Political Science Richard Edwin Prell, History Jerome Steven Meyer, Psychology and Biology John Arthur Price, Jr., English Peter Lewis Michelman, Political Science Gerald Anthony Pullano, Mathematics Harrison Miller, Chemistry Thomas John Pulvino, Psychology Richard Irwin Miller, History Daniel Paul Queior, Geological Sciences Ronnie Diane Miller, Psychology and Psychology Nancy Jane Mize, History Alan Mervyn Radin, Psychology Gerard Edward Modzel, Mathematics Ralph Neal Rakieten, History Heidi Susan Montroll, History Peter Winfield Fitz Randolph, Economics Barbara Groves Moore, History Salena Ehrich Rapp, Philosophy Linda Yudice Moore, History Clyde Woodrow Rea, Jr., Economics Daniel Joseph Morelli, Philosophy Annie Huguette Rech, French Literature Vincent James Morgante, Psychology Lorraine Emily Redinger, Art History Susan Mary Ann Morganti, Political Science Aniko Reich, Philosophy Mona Rea Moss, Psychology William Brodie Remington, Jr., History Christine Ellis Motley, History and Sociology Betty Ann Tomchik Reynolds, English Janet Kathryn Mrowca, English and History Leslie Clark Richards, English Otto Helmuth Muller, General Science Cynthia Rauker Rigby, Psychology Timothy James Myer, Biology Stuart Isaac Robson, Psychology Lee Farkas Nagel, Psychology Seth Robert Rockmuller, History Rhona Mae Nager, History Peter Anthony Rogers, Psychology Mary Jones Neal, English Martin Lawrence Rogowsky, Political Science Robert Harold Neems, Psychology Michael Ian Roland, History Paula Sherry Neustat, History Kenneth Paul Rosen, Psychology Alan Ira Newman, Psychology Sandra Kennicott Rosenberg, Psychology Ingrid Mae Newman, Humanities Steven Allen Rosenberg, General Science Mark William Nickerson, Psychology Barbara Herta Rosenthal, Psychology Jeffrey Charles Nidle, Art History Diane Rosenthal, Mathematics Madelyn Naomi Ollendorff, History James O'Neill Ross, English Zane Olukalns, History Vincent John Rossi, English Danny Owen O'Neil, General Science Mark Allan Roth, Mathematics Laima Ozols, Biology John Reeps Rothbard, History THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHFSTER

BACHELOR OF ARTS (continued) Jean Ellen Ryan, General Science Andrew John Steinberg, History Bruce Anthony Salatino, Biology Martha Lois Steinberg, Philosophy Hilaire Rowland Sargeant, Philosophy Gareth Brock Stenner, Economics Robert Uman Sattin, Economics Michael Harold Steve, Psychology Paul Emil Sawchenko, Biology Dale Stewart, History Jeffrey Harris Saxe, Psychology Joy Lynn Stewart, Mathematics Steven Martin Schanker, General Science Ronald Edward Stilwell, Political Science Karen Schechter Scharf, Anthropology Robert George Stiratelli, General Science Robert Gordon Schenk, History Jeffrey Edmund Stockholm, Chemistry Rosemary Schifierli, Art History Margaret Mary Stolze, History Leslie Alan Schlanger, General Science Kathleen Ellen Stooks Biology Dean Richard Schleppi, English Carolyn Ruth Stowell, Biology Peter Allan Schmitt, English Clark Joseph Strickland, History Barry Nevin Schonfeld, Psychology Andrew Rolland Strock, Psychology Jerome Sanford Schwartz, History Jeffrey Hal Strosberg, Chemistry Michael William Sdao, General Science Paul Donald Sturm, English Joshua Paul Seeger, Mathematics Judy Lynn Summers, English Kristine Meredith Seeley, Political Science Susan Ruth Sweedler, History Darryl Edward Seim, Biology Elizabeth Swift, History Stella Mae Sexmith, History Carolyn Sycle, Studio Arts Jan Alice Shapiro, Philosophy Mark Alan Tatar, Psychology and Studio Arts Daniel R. Sharpe, History Christopher Hume Taylor, Philosophy Harriet Merwin Shaw, History Robert Thomas Tegart, History Betty Carol Sheldon, English Evelyn Helen Terepka, English Peter Abel Sherk, History Claude Ingild Theisen, Political Science Linda Ann Stark Sherman, Biology Henry Gerhard Theuer, Jr., General Science Mary Breya Sherman, History Andrew Leon Tievsky, Biology Judith Anne, Sherry, Psychology and Louis Paul Trybus, Economics General Science Cynthia Aline VanCott, History and Ronald David Sieber, Psychology and English Political Science Bette Sue Siegel, French and French Literature Elise Willem van der Jagt, Biology Frank Joel Silagy, History Maureen Theresa Viglianti, General Science Stephen Mark Silverman, History Donna Gail Wakefield, Economics Barbara Ruth Simon, Psychology Arnold Ben Wallenstein, Psychology Judith Ann Skinner, Chemistry John Clifford Walsh, Studio Arts Mark Henry Slotkin, Political Science John Taylor Ward, History Rudolph Edward Slovacek, Jr., Biology Robert Alan Ward, History Gary Howard Smith, Biology Stanley Washburn III, History Vance Raymond Smith, Political Science Paul Scott Wayland-Smith, Chemistry Erica Jean Sodergren, Chemistry Nancy Ann Weber, English Leslie Alan Solomon, Chemistry and Psychology Jane Lois Weinstein, History Joseph Soufer, General Science Frances Laura Weinstock, English Geni S. Spells, History Ronald Mitchell Werter, General Science Barry Stewart Steckler, Biology Susan Emma Westbrook, English Wayne Arthur Wiegand, Mathematics THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF ARTS (continued) William Norman Wingrove, Philosophy Alan Wyle, Economics Jacques Leon Winter, Biology Jane Marie Yantz, English Willard Jacob Winterstein, English Stephen Arthur Yeagy, History Barbara Ann Wohlfarth, Spanish Robert Edward Zaret, Chemistry and Biology Michael Alan Wolfson, Psychology Marjorie Elaine Zipin, History Peter Wollheim, Geological Sciences Gene Marshall Zito, General Science Charlene Cutforth Wood, English Barbara Lee Zuckerman, History and Robert Archer Woods Til, Psychology Political Science David Neil Wright, Geological Sciences Deborah Ellen Wright, English THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with Highest Distinction Steven Chu, Physics David Vincent Neuffer, Astrophysics Timothy Dale Marinetti, Chemistry

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with High Distinction Susan Irene Schneider Soloway, Chemistry George Yung-hsing Wu, Chemistry

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with Distinction William Thomas Angel, Physics Angela Maria Longo, Chemistry Carl Tvedten Helmers, Jr., Physics Jeffrey Earl Telschow, Chemistry

Chemistry as Major Bruce Howard McCullough Scott Merrill Soloway Jeffrey Elliot Richman

Physics as Major Robert Jay Burger James Frederick Owen George Harry Dounce James Peter Pendrys Kelvin Samuel Jones John Patrick Pendrys Joseph Sebastian Miano Stephen Louis Slatin

Astrophysics as Major Michele Joan Chabot John Allen Greever Henry Andrew Etlinger Martin Brian Richardson

Geological Sciences as Major Priscilla Nelson THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE

MASTER OF ARTS

Jonathan J. Abramson, Physics Baruch Gurevitz, History Linda Chaffee Agar, William L. Harper, Philosophy Foreign and Comparative Literature (French) Louis B. Hillman, Donna K. Anderton, Philosophy Languages and Linguistics (Linguistics) Y oshiaki Arai, Languages Ethel S. Hirsch, Fine Arts and Linguistics (Linguistics) Joseph Hobart Hoffman, Mathematics Richard Martin Aron, Mathematics Dorothy Sloan Holmes, Sahabprasad Asthana, Psychology Foreign and Comparative Literature (French) Coenraad Bakker, Mathematics Judith Ann Humphrey, English Richard John Baldasty, History Laura Humphrey, Warren D. Barbour, Anthropology Foreign and Comparative Literature (French) Ronald Edwin Beanblossom, Philosophy Ellen Diane Isaacs, English Jrmgard Judith Becker, English Peter Anthony Jennens, Physics Carolyn E. Bergmann, English Louise M. Johnson, English Robert Leonard Berkowitz, History Martha Candace Jones, Carl M. Bromberg, Physics Foreign and Comparative Literature (French) Haro1d James Brown, Jr., Walter M. Katz, Physics Foreign and Comparative Literature (French) Wolfgang Klein, George Harris Buckland, Psychology Languages and Linguistics (Lintmistics) Richard Budic, Economics Calvin Michael Konner, Political Science Charles Evan Cardwell, Philosophy Edward J. Kownacki, Physics Tarik Celik, Physics David I. Kronberg, History I-Hung Chiang, Physics Joseph Harris Kupfer, Philosophy Subhash Chopra, Physics Brigitte LaCombe, Daniel H. Cohen, Physics Foreign and Comvarative Literature (French) Thomas Joseph Corr, Mathematics Louis M. La Favia, Fine Arts Carol Watson Coulter Joann Marie Langer, Fine Arts Foreign and Comparative Literature (French) John Francis D'Amico, History Wu-lang Lee, Economics Dipankar Dasgupta, Economics Marc Lowenstein, Philosophy Nancy Ann Deering, Leslie Rowland Lowrey, History Foreign and Comparative Literature (German) Aileen Cheryl Lutzky, Moraima de Semprun Donahue, Foreign and Comvarative Literature (French) Foreign and Comparative Literature (Spanish) Peregrine Ntunwa Maasha, Phvsrcs Gretchen Anne Ellis, Eric Mack, Philosophy Foreign and Comparative Literature (French) Jo Ella Manalan, James Donald Folts, Jr., History Foreign and Comvarative Literature (French} Lanra Frader, History Roger Guy Markham, Physics Thomas B. Garner, Mathematics Marv Ellen McGlone, Mathematics Jay Rodney Gates, Fine Arts William S. Mensh, History Donald W. Gotterbarn, Philosophy Dorothee Meyer, Jerrv Richard Green, Economics Foreign and Comparative Literature (German} Rose Mina Grotsky, Judith Graves Miller, Foreign and Comparative Literature (French) Foreign and Comparative Literature (French) THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

MASTER OF ARTS (continued) Anne Olivia Mitchell, English Marc Leonard Schnitzer, Jay Paul Moskowitz, Languages and Linguistics (Linguistics) Languages and Linguistics (Linguistics) Loretta L. Schultz, Kevin C. Murphy, English Foreign and Comparative Literature (French) Maxine Murray, Howard Allan Scott, Physics Foreign and Comparative Literature (French) Joyce Shamash, Donald Louis Musinski, Physics Foreign and Comparative Literature (French) Farzaneh Najmabadi, Physics James Peter Shedel, History Eloise Cole Neebe, History James Leland Silver, Jr., Mathematics Gloria Irene Toivola Oberstar, PoUtical Science Michael Norman Singer, Physics Deva Pattanayak, Physics Robert Karl Skoglund, Hermite Plaisir, Languages and Linguistics (Linguistics) Foreign and Comparative Literature (French) Betty M. Solodar, English Bruce William Price, Philosophy John Mattias Sorvari, Physics Nancy Couchman Pundsack, History Laura Sharon Strumingher, History Mary Anne Ramer, History Virginia Cranch Teichmann, Carole Deene Rankin, Foreign and Comparative Literature (German) Foreign and Comparative Literature (French) Richard H. Thaler, Economics Marilyn G. Root, English Timothy J. Tredwell, Physics Richard A. Russo, Philosophy David A. Valentine, Physics Peter Louis Samuel, Philosophy Walter VanderBeek, Gladys S. Sanderson, Foreign and Comparative Literature (German) Foreign and Comparative Literature (French) William J. Wescott, Philosophy Madeline Hubbard Schmitt, Sociology Fumiko Yagi, Foreign and Comparative Literature (Chinese)

MASTER oF SciENCE Chieh-chieh Lee Chang, Chemistry Flora Fei-fei Chiang Lee, Chemistry Russell Alan Cormier, Chemistry W. Brian Oyer, Geology Andrew Hunt Gordon, Geology Maria Luz F. Sevilla, Chemistry Frances Swanton Gotcsik, Biology Carol Hopkins Sibley, Biology J eng-Yih Guu, Geology Robert Freeman Thurrell ill, Geology Douglas Ellenwood Hammond, Geology J. Scott Weaver, Geology John Warner Hoffman, Geology James P. Weiss, Biology Lindsay Kelley Holmes, Biology Frederick Richard Wight, Jr., Chemistry Graduate School of Management

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with Distinction Gerald Mark Katz, Management Science Kenneth James Schneiter, Management Science John Stephen Morris, Management Science Laura Haber Yellin, Management Science

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Accounting as Major James Ellison Benz Marilyn Krause Hansen John Robert Cherry Bruce Richard Hughner Martin Irwin Dater David Daws McMullan James Frasier Greppin George Thomas Partis

Management Science as Major Donald Allen Buermann George Robert Norris David F. English Thomas O'Gorman Eugene Carl Goodreau Albert John Rinaldo Robert Reh Jensen John Charles Rinaldo Gerard Edward Modzel

Business Economics as Major Richard Albert Adams Kenneth James Farrell

MASTER OF SCIENCE Robert Henry Alsheimer Philip A. Meurer Brooks Glenwood Bays Charles Frederick Moore Robert Alan Cashner Leigh M. Ogden Robert M. Clewell Ralph Cecil Peters, Jr. John M. Davey Charles Homer Piersall, Jr. John Allen Dennis Stuart F. Platt John Allen Dunaway, Jr. John Patrick Purtell EarlN.Dunn David Anthony Quinlan Theodore M. Edson Michael P. Reardon Franklin Peter Eller, Jr. William H. Ritchie, Jr. Carroll R. Franklin Colin Harvey Rorke Rajendra Kumar Gupta Robert Allison Ross Charles A. Hawkins, Jr. Roger D. Rothwell George Edwin Hedstrom William J. Tropf Jerry A. Hendershot Philip A. Veatch Arthur Peter Ismay Sidney T. Weinstein Donald E. Jones Robert J. Williams Roger B. Kurland RoyL. Wood William W. Lyle Milan Zeleny THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION David M. Anderson Harold W. Kestenbaum John F. Paille Shyam Sunder Bagrodia Rajendra Khanna Joseph Donald Patton, Jr. Arthur J. Bernstein Donald Paul Kingston Joseph T. Pisula Robert H. Boorman, Jr. David Klein Roger A. Powell Robert D. Braggins Robert C. Kraynak M. S. Radhakrishnan John Carleton Chapman Edward D. Kwasniewski Kenneth William Roberts Philip A. Charron Charles Michael Lamar Steven Alan Rothschild Joseph Peter Connellan Stewart F. Lambers Douglas Allan Rupert John Elliott Consler M. James Lenhard Ananthan Santhanakrishnan Francis Gerald Creamer, Jr. Rouh-ing S. Lin Howard Kenneth Schwartzman Robert Allen Crist Eduardo Lopez Robert William Seitz Daniel H. Dank Daniel A. Lupiani, Jr. Gerard T. Severynse James Edward Eden John Anthony Lyons Robert James Shimkus Bruce Duane Ellsworth Charles Stephen Masick Mario Silvestrone Johannes Sanao Evans John J. McGarigal, Jr. Semih I. Sinik Lee Fensterstock Susan Jo McMeekin Joseph J. Smith Richard Swain Fitts Gerald J. McQuaid George Daniel Spence Henry H. Flock Ray Stillson Messenger Richard Glenn Stone Robert L. Galbraith Charles Walter Miersch Roger T. Streit Joseph Thomas Gentile Albert W. Moore Peter Thomas Stubenvoll Bruce M. Greenwald Louis Myron Morrell Masahiko Yale Takahashi Robert L. Hagerman John W. Morrissey John H. Taylor Horst 0. Heisrath Albert E. Mullin, Jr. Hartmut E. Teichmann Lawrence Charles Hotchkiss Eugene Cox Murkison YasuoUeda Charles Robert Hughes Robert Bruce Murray, Jr. Howard W. Vogt James S. Hutchinson Vatsala Nagarajan Gene Howard Walzer Armond Thomas Ipri Randall Thomas Odeneal William E. Wheelock RobertM.Jordan James David Ormond Charles David Wieters Thomas J. Keegan Richard Edward Orwig, Jr. George William Wood The College of Education

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with High Distinction Susan Forsyth

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with Distinction Caroline Nada Dreby Valerie Jean Kinch Barbara Faye Jacob Wallenstein Laura Joan Gordon Mary Ann Rhoads Barbara Sands Wertheimer Miriam A. Gray Marilyn Kathleen Vanek

BACHELOR OF SciENCE Education as Major Susan Anderson Adair John Steven Joyce Patricia Ann Schumacker Susan Hutchings Allison Anna Elin Kjartansson Christine Nielsen Specter Keith Stuart Armstrong Julie Anne Mahar Carolyn D. Stepney Judith Kay Baker Ellen Atkinson Marshall Patricia Smith Tambert John William Cass Pamela Susan Minsky Sherry Lee Taylor Nancy Jane Donegan Elizabeth Anne Morse Nancy Lea Ulrech Carol Ann Holstein Donna Ann Nash Katherine Jean Vaughan

MASTER OF .ARTS Judith Lynne Abrams Thomas F. Kirkwood David Allen Snyder Ida Goodman Borisoff Dolores L. Kleinberg Nancy Eleanor Spaulding Ann Pfeifer Brauhn Janice Marie Kurkowski Alice Denney Strait Lois Maxine Braverman Adeline Marie Laudisi Alice Taylor Sutton Hilda A. Breckenridge Pamela Sue Lockwood Mollie A. Traub Madge Henricks Briggs Wendy Hall Maloney Robert James Trimingham Bruce Edward Brown Arlene Elizabeth McGregor James Anthony Tulloch Darrell J. Buckmeier Andrea Lee Muska Mary Tursi Mary-Lou Campbell Ulla-Britta Olsson Joyce Susan Viscardi Frank Joseph Carnevale Jean E. Ozols John W. Walton Arthur J. Coleman Rosemary H. Petix Richard Lawrence Warner, Jr. Nancy Arseneau Cummings Anne Bowman Poore Theresa Ann Weagley George L. Dischinger, Jr. Susanne S. Prestianni David James Whitbeck Elizabeth B. Fisher Nancy Anne Randall Carol Ann Whitford Angela Giunta Gatto Sora Rothstein Sachs Ronald Wright Bernard James Hall Carol Kaiser Shannon Norma Nicholson Zabel Richard Flavel Hunt Miriam Shapiro THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

MASTER OF EDUCATION Alice Byers Abells Heshmatallah Khorramzadeh Indira J. Parikh Omar Bashir Attuwaybi Nicodemus Kirima Sebastian A. Petix Sarah V. Blackmer Karl Thomas Knobler AnnRockway Helen Cromwell Curtis Mary S. Kujawa JoAnn Stiles Schoenegge David John DuPre Shulamith Laiser Mehmaz Sharifi-Tehrani Suleiman Said El-Azzabi Dorothy Poole Linkert Dorothy Thompson Simpson GaryM.Fish Janice McHugh Long Bonnie Linton Sturdevant Howard Lewis Foote Su-er Chai Lu Marjory Lynne Swager David L. Gaesser Alberto Gomez Mayorga NormanS. Trenk Theresa R. Heinsler Catherine Cross Mortimer Farel Ann Vella Sidney Charles Henderson Anne Marie Murphy Donald D. Yackel Jacqueline Onstad Jordanek Arumainayagam Navamani Elaine Rosenwasser Kaufman Ragnhild Norvig TilE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

DOCTOR OF EDUCATION

Robert M. Baker, B.S., State University of New York at Geneseo, 1950; M.S., 1956 Thesis: A Study of the Effects of a Selected Set of Science Teaching Ma­ terials (Elementary Science Study) on Classroom Instructional Behaviors

Arthur Benvenuto, B.E., State University of New York at Brockport, 1950; M.S., 1952 Thesis: The Use of Sociometric Grouping Techniques for Forming Instructional Groups

John Harold Cope, B.Ed., State University of New York at Fredonia, 1943; Ed.M., The University of Rochester, 1951 Thesis: School-Community Attitude Analysis of Teachers and District Residents

Sanford Gary Goldstein, A.B., Utica College, 1951; A.M., Syracuse University 1952 Thesis: An Inservice Program's Impact on Teacher Attitude and Classroom Interaction Patterns

E. Peter Johnsen, A.B., St. Mary of the Lake Seminary, 1959; M.S., Southern Illinois University, 1964 Thesis: The Effect of Organization Set and Interpolation on Prose Learning

William Richard Johnson, A.B., The University of Rochester, 1951; A.M., Syracuse University, 1955 Thesis: The Measurement and Evaluation of Student and Faculty Perceptions of Nursing Education Environments

Ralph James Jordan, A.B., Alfred University, 1949; Ed.M., 1950 Thesis: Effects of Sequence of Presentation of Square Root Extraction Methods

Gary W. Kane, B.S., State University of New York at New Paltz, 1964; Ed.M., The University of Rochester, 1968 Thesis: The Simulation Technique: An Approach Toward Effective Teach­ ing and Learning in the Elementary School

Richard Lee Kellogg, A.B., State University of New York at Geneseo, 1966; M.S., Alfred University, 1967 Thesis: Test Anxiety and the Interrupted Task Paradigm THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

DoCTOR OF EDUCATION (continued)

John Joseph Kelly, B.B.A., Niagara University, 1954; Ed.M., The University of Rochester, 1966 Thesis: Role Expectations Held by Teacher-Aides, Teachers, and Principals for the Elementary School Teacher-Aide Position

Helen Esther Lisson, A.B., Syracuse University, 1960; A.M., 1961 Thesis: The Effects of Variations in Response Modes and Media on Per­ formance, Time and Attitudes

Gilbert A. Palmer, B.S., St. Lawrence University, 1948; A.M., Columbia University, 1958 Thesis: A Study of the Effect of Two Methods of Instruction on the Effectiveness of Predictors of Achievement in a First Course in College Mathematics

Lois Wilma Pearson, B.S., State University of New York at Buffalo, 1951; Ed.M., 1956 Thesis: Personality Factors Implications for Independent Study in Teacher Education

Richard Riley, B.S., Kent State University, 1948; A.M., Arizona State University, 1964 Thesis: An Investigation of the Influence of Group Compatibility on Group Cohesiveness and Change in Self-Concept in a T-Group Setting

Gerald M. Rubenstein, B.A., Queens College, 1966; M.A., St. Lawrence University, 1968 Thesis: The Impact of a Leaderless Group Experience with Elementary School Teachers on Classroom Climate

John Ross Shafer, B.S., Cornell University, 1961; A.M., The University of Roch­ ester, 1964 Thesis: An Experimental Study of Computer Reinforced and Inductive Techniques in High School Chemistry Laboratory Sessions

Kenneth Richard MacDonald Short, A.B., Dickinson College, 1957; B.D., Colgate­ Rochester Divinity School, 1960; A.M., The University of Rochester, 1960 Thesis: The Educational Foundations of Elizabethan Puritanism: With Special Reference to Richard Greenham (1535?-1594)

Alan D. Stewart, A.B., Wofford College, 1956; A.M., Syracuse University, 1960 Thesis: A System for Conceptualizing and Measuring the Functional Struc­ ture of Organizations The College of Engineering and Applied Science

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with Highest Distinction David Lee Drum, Mechanical Engineering Keith Thomas Knox, Electrical Engineering

BACHELOR OF SciENCE-with High Distinction Jay Morgan Eastman, Optics Stephen David Jacobs, Optics Albert Paul Eger, Chemical Engineering

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with Distinction Stuart Deitel, Mechanical Engineering John Edward Ryan, Electrical Engineering Michael Joseph Kaufman, Mechanical Engineering Richard Jennings Soderman, Nancy J o Littleton, Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Philip Conrad Manfredi, Mechanical Engineering

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Mechanical Engineering as Major Jeffrey Charles Brewer David Scott McKeehan Alan Edward Robertson Fred Fon-Ba Chang Peter Charles Mignerey James George Warner Brion Edward Kenline Edward James Raynor

Chemical Engineering as Major Richard John Benyo Selevastus Kahumabakiiza Michael Charvat Malone Paul David Boehm Richard James Kinch David P. Miller Eugene Michael Drobny Y ohannes Letta Thomas William Moore III Paul Edward John Gerhold, Jr. Larry Keith Maier David P. Venable Geoffrey Lane Jacobs George Hale Malone Optics as Major Cynthia Dean Barnes Mark Ranney Westcott James Michael Buran

Electrical Engineering as Major William Dunning Beebe Frank Peter Rakoski Ronald Elwood Rigby Charles Rodgers Cowan Angelo Frank Rella Steven David Selwyn Albert Emil Manfredi Spencer Llewllyn Soohoo Jeffrey H. Portnoy Paul Vincent Trainor THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE

MASTER OF SciENCE

Isaac I. Ajewole, Electrical Engineering Harishchandra Shankar Mangrulkar, Karimpuzha Seshu Ananthanarayanan, Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Edward Anthony Montgomery, Optics Manuel Enrique Arellano-Ramirez, Electrical Robert W. Moorhusen, Optics Engineering Subrata Mukherjee, Mechanical and Donald Michael Bigg, Chemical Engineering Aerospace Sciences William M. Bloomquist, Optics A. Michael Nahmias, Chemical Engineering David V. Boyer, Chemical Engineering Donald E. Oinen, Optics Yi-hua Edward Chang, Electrical Engineering Jacques Paccard, Electrical Engineering Robert Jyr Chen, Materials Science Charles George Rader, Chemical Engineering Michael L. Daley, Electrical Engineering Richard Olney Rhodes, Electrical Engineering Gary William DeBell, Optics Anil G. Shitole, Mechanical and Jose L. Delgado, Electrical Engineering Aerospace Sciences John Allen Depoy, Chemical Engineering Pawan Jit Singh, Mechanical and Joseph Berturm Charles Fuller, Jr., Optics Aerospace Sciences Santu Gangwani, Mechanical and Michael J. Skeps, Optics Aerospace Sciences Madhu Sudhana Rao Sreepada, Robert Thomas Hamilton Ill, Materials Science Electrical Engineering Thomas N. Hendrickson, Chemical Engineering Richard A. Stark, Optics Ter-tsu Huang, Electrical Engineering Andrew J. Steckl, Electrical Engineering Christopher Joseph Husson, Optics Anthony Joseph Stein, Chemical Engineering Dev Karan Khanna, Electrical Engineering William Conrad Stenton, Optics Donald Frank Kienholz, Optics TansukhR. Suratwala, Mechanical and Ronald Kenneth Kimmel, Optics Aerospace Sciences James E. Korka, Optics Kwang-Yu Wang, Chemical Engineering Soon Kwan Kwon, Mechanical and Kiyoshi Watanabe, Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Aerospace Sciences Chuen-ching Lin, Mechanical and Cheng-I Weng, Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Aerospace Sciences Yu-Hwan Lin, Electrical Engineering Kai-Ping Yiu, Electrical Engineering Jonathan Loshak, Chemical Engineering The University School of Liberal and Applied Studies

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with High Distinction

General Studies as Major Cynthia Allen Hart Rosemary Eileen Vogt Houghton Shauer LeRoy, Jr. Kathleen Hedrick Weaver Aspasia Christ Tahou

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with Distinction

General Studies as Major Athena Evelyn DeGangi Michael David Horner Stanley Lowell Russell Kathleen Thomas Grenier Peter William Mantell Dorothy Swett Smith Herbert David Hanan Bonnie Lane Park Willeen Anne Wilkinson Sandra Pilkington Henderson Martha Wentley Riley

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

General Studies as Major John Anthony Amarel Bonnie Dawn Cummins Douglas William Haskin Melinda Broad Antalek Richard Everett Cushing Edward Frank Hawkins Douglas Ashton Charles Emerson Dahmen Robert Frederick Hegan Ronald Gordon Atwater Michael Alan Dailey Ethel Verna Heila Karl Baker Lourdes de Chateauvieux Michael Francis Herron Gerald Thomas Belfor Jan Abraham De Groote John Jay Hilfiger Beth Winer Benatovich Bernice Janet Dubin Joyce Louise Hiller Constantinus Joannes Blaakman Michael Joseph Elash Glenn Leroy Hilt Michael Francis Boland Donna Lee Ferri Barbara Anne Hoefen Ronald Borges Michael Frederick Firestone Robert Morrison Howell Leonard Morton Borthwick Tibor Steven Fisli Marlene Young Hubbell Peter Nick Borys Linda Ann Flannery Robert George Hugo Charles Boyar Kevin Allan Fox Jean Kemnitz Hutchings Fred C. Cagan Gerald Phillip Gates Karl George Ives Graham Sylvester Cassano David Lloyd Georgenson Charles Romeo Jakubonis James Ernest Cavalieri Dennis Joseph Geraghty James Norman Johnson Shirley Shu-0 Shie Chang Virginia Irene Carter Grammer Terry Michael Kane Robert Claude Chapman William Kenneth Gravlin Alexander Matthew Kelly George Anthony Charnitski Diane Magnanti Greco Robert Henry Kessler, Jr. Antonie Marie Langr Close Gary Dale Greiner Robert Bruce Kirk Germaine Viola Colvin Carol Barley Guilbert Richard Bruce Kladstrup Stephen Peter Constantine, Jr. Lavern Lee Hahnke Oleksij Kornienko Agnes Marie Coon Ruth Marie Hall Eugene Kowaluk **George Washington Corner V Robert Mark Hartong

**Awarded posthumously THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LmERAL AND APPLIED STUDIES

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (continued)

General Studies as Major Stephen Kinsley Kruse Volney Kind Mosher, Jr. Catherine Anne Shoemaker Franklin John Kucey Linda Ann Sunderlin Nahmias David Elroy Smith Samuel Joseph Lanzatella Gerald Frank Nasca Lloyd William Smith Lynn Arthur Lawyer John Malcolm Nelson Shirley Ann Smith David Michael Lebo Eugenie Anne Norton Ronald Keith Sonner Howard Robert Leo Donna Lyman Olmstead Mary Virginia Speth Sharon Drought Leo Cheryl Baker Olson Roland Everett Sprague Harris Scharff Leven James Francis O'Neill Richard Clayton Spring Pamela Ann Lucey John Michael Ortolani Stephanie Hoffman Steenburg Eva Lowy Magorka Hana Ibrahim Osman Youssef Kenneth Warfield Sterling James Clinton Maher Hattie Rachel Offiey Otto Warner Horton Strong Louis Maiorano Robert Charles Otto Joseph Francis Svitek, Jr. Edwin Peter Malczewski John Craig Owens Jan Ellsworth Tompkins Oksana Lydia Markus William Edward Pascoe Neal James Totten Victor Anthony Masters Lee Robert Patt Robert Burcher Trask Thomas Alan Maurer Nancy Dillman Peck Carolyn Sue Tremer Marie Eugenia Mora De Mayorga Kathleen Mae Perzik William K. Turley, Jr. Mary Munch McArdle Nancy Connor Pingleton Robert Fred Urlacher Harold Thomas McCune Sudharm Pitavivadhananond George Lewis Valkenburgh Bobby Joe McDonald Moses Eugene Powell Ellen Poole Van Ocker Thomas Gavin McKinley Alan Joseph Price Christine Ann Montgomery Thomas Bryson McMullen, Jr. Patricia Ann Purcell Van Stean Frederick Herbert McNair Lawrence Morris Reister Marina Wachtel Kenneth Stephen Medzie Patricia Ann Remito Virginia Elaine Wade Dean Francis Melville AJfred John Rittler Ethel Smith Wahl Dennis Andrew Meritt, Jr. Richard Lee Rubenstein Roy Arthur Walder Jean Thayer Meston Edward Lawrence Rupp Thomas Dudley Walters Peter Leonard Militello Gerald Martin Russell Herbert Elliott Walser John Herbert Miller Adam John Ryndock Margaret Celeste Willer Robert Joseph Miller Olga Salamaca Richard Mathew Williams Vivian Deena Miller Janis Bernice Salek Suzanne Gail Williams Gregory Miserak Donald Sanzotta Glenadore Ethel Wingrove Charles Wesley Mitchell, Jr. Marcus Harvev Schell Ursula Braune Winterfeldt Terry Marsden Mix Stewart Walter Scherer Steven Jerod Wurtzman William James Moon Roxanne Schulman Richard Edward Zmich James Joseph Moran Carol Behrndt Scott Jane Mosher Zogg THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

MASTER OF SCIENCE Kenneth Gerald Blemel, Applied Mathematics Norman Arnold Karsten, Mechanical and John M. Brayer, Applied Mathematics Aerospace Sciences Gerald L. Budinski, Applied Mathematics David E. Kellock, Electrical Engineering David W. Burnett, Mechanical and George August Logemann, Applied Mathematics Aerospace Sciences Salvatore A. Madonna, Statistics Michael Charles Campa, Statistics Ann Pitm.ella Peck, Statistics Martin Cunniffe III, Applied Mathematics William G. Peck, Statistics Casimer C. Dubicki, Statistics Richard Farley Randles, Statistics Thomas P. Falzone, Mechanical and Richard A. Rossi, Statistics Aerospace Sciences Richard J. Walsh, Optics Victor L. Genberg, Applied Mathematics John C. Witte, Statistics Richard D. Gengelbach, Applied Mathematics Hubert D. Wood, Statistics Michael E. Green, Continuing Education The Eastman School of Music

BACHELOR OF MUSIC-with Distinction

Charlene Marie Campbell, Applied Music (Voice) Neal Larrabee, Applied Music (Piano) Barbara J. Chernichowski, Applied Music Harry Lockwood, Composition (Piano Accompanying) Elizabeth A. McCleary, Applied Music Katherine Anne Collier, Applied Music (Piano) (Violin)/Humanities Elizabeth E. Couch, Applied Music (Flute) John Russell McMurry, Music Education Richard A. Cripps, Music Education Joel Peter Moerschel, Applied Music (Violoncello) Michael Joseph Dumouchel, Applied Music Mary Louise Najm, Applied Music (Voice) (Clarinet)/Music Education Gerard J. Niewood, Music Education Michael Corbin Fitzgerald, Music Education Alan Howard Oettinger, Composition Marilyn Elizabeth Gillette, Music Education Donna Jean Rager, Music Education Gregory A. Good, Applied Music (Trumpet) James Anthony Setapen, Applied Music (Clarinet) Susan Lee Greiling, Applied Music WilliamS. Shookhoff, Applied Music (Piano) (Voice) /Music Education Joseph Allen Streisfeld, Applied Music (Piano) Edward N. Hayes, Applied Music (Violoncello) Christopher Joseph Vadala, Music Education Mary Ella Henderson, Applied Music (Voice) Barbara Kessler Wesby, Composition/Humanities Charles Harris Herman, Music Education Roger Hamilton Wesby, Composition Charlotte Ann Jett, Applied Music (Piano)

BACHELOR OF MUSIC

PatriciaN. Aiken, Applied Music (Violin) David Charles Gallagher, Applied Music Clive F. Amor, Applied Music (Violin) (Bassoon) Charles Leon Baker, Applied Music (Trombone) Sandra Gerbeling, Applied Music (Violin) Donald Alan Bick, Applied Music (Percussion) Jay Louis Giese, Music Education Virginia Ann Boczar, Applied Music (Voice) June Joanne Goodman, Music Education Zelma Sharon Bodzin, Applied Music Gary H . Greenhoe, Applied Music (Trombone) (Piano)/History of Music Joseph Andrew Greis, Applied Music (Oboe) Cynthia Anne Byrum, Applied Music (Voice) Bruce Boyer Hangen, Conducting Jane-Sylvia Cawthorn, Applied Music (Violin) Jane Schroeder Hayes, Applied Music Adrian Dean Clissa, Applied Music (Clarinet) (Violoncello) Robert Vincent Coccagnia, Music Education Dennis R. Herrick, Music Education Ronda Lynn Cole, Music Education Paul Kenneth Hoffman, Applied Music (Piano) Philip Richard Collins, Applied Music (Trumpet) Gurly Victoria Hulbert, Music Education Arthur Joseph Comegno, Theory Brent Eugene Hylton, Applied Music (Organ) Ruth-Annette Condon, Applied Music (Flute) Roger Dale King, Applied Music (Violin) Rosemarie Cvetan, Music Education Philip W. Kirk, History of Music Robert Michael Dawley, Applied Music (Violin) Janis Barbara Knox, Applied Music (Voice) George Del Gobbo, Conducting Julian Peter Kozicki, Music Education Fred P. DiCesare, Music Education Celina Marlo Lindsley, Applied Music (Voice) Vincent Andrew DiMartino, Music Education DanielL. Lombard, Music Education James Peter Dvorak, Music Education Robert D. MacDonald, Music Education Arthur Lawrence Fischman, Applied Music Ernest J. Manns, Jr., Applied Music (Horn) (Clarinet) John W. McNeill, Music Education Stephen Lee Forman, Music Education Arthur J. Michaels, Music Education THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

BACHELOR OF MUSIC (continued)

Richard Glenn Moore, Applied Music Robert Earl Saine, Applied Music (Trombone) (Percussion) Jane Ann Schultz, Music Education Daniel Morgenstern, Applied Music (Flute) Michael Alan Sides, Applied Music (Oboe) Richard K. Naill, Applied Music (Violoncello) Joyce Bagg Stanzel, Music Education William Allen Nemeth, Applied Music (Horn) Helen Strilec, Applied Music (Violin) Nina Jane Novotny, Applied Music (Violin) Ralph Frank Thorp II, Music Education Carol Elizabeth Johnson Nuttall, Applied Music James Bernard Walker, Applied Music (Flute) (Violin) Robert Alan Weiner, Applied Music (Oboe) Marvin Chapman Perry II, Music Education Russell James Whalley, Music Education Paul Hinman Rathke, Music Education Glenn B. Williams, Music Education Nan Roberts, Music Education John Elwood Williams, Applied Music Susan Barr Rouzer, Music Education (Trombone)

MASTER OF ARTS

Kathryn June Baker, Music Theory Pamela Dvorak Miller, Music Theory Sarah Elizabeth Bucher, Music Theory Phyllis Irene Pieffer, Music Theory Annette R. Floyd, Music Theory Russell Casper Riepe II, Music Theory Charles Richard Meek, Music Theory Judith Lynne Ross, Music Theory Carol Miller Meigs, Music Theory

MASTER OF MUSIC

Alan Arthur Bomwell, Music Education Kenneth Peter Knowles, Performance and Bette Ann Boyer, Performance and Literature Literature Jerry Paul Brainard, Performance and Literature Geary H. Larrick, Performance and Literature Ingrid B. Clarfield, Performance and Literature Clarence James Lemmond Jr., Music Education Carol Elaine Eshelman, Performance and James E. McVoy, Jr., Composition Church Music Patricia Mooney Parker, Performance and Patricia Seymour Fleming, Music Education Literature Donald W. Freund, Composition Irving B. Phillips, Music Education Sylvia Alexandra Gholson, Music Education Judith F. Rosenberg, Performance and Literature Geraldine Helen Grayson, Performance and David C. Runner, Performance and Church Music Literature Mary Mills Shannon, Performance and Literature Ruth A. Hofstad, Performance and Church Music Nancy E. Virkhaus, Performance and Literature Sarah M. Kelts, Music Education THE EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC

DoCTOR OF MUSICAL ARTS

Cherry N. Beauregard, B.A., Brigham Young University, 1959; M.M., University of Rochester, 1963; Performance and Pedagogy Thesis: The Tuba: A Description of the Five Orchestral Tubas and Guide­ lines for Orchestral Tuba Writing

Carol Ann Doran, B.S., State Teachers College (West Chester, Penn.), 1959; M.M., University of Rochester, 1962; Performance and Church Music Thesis: The Influence of Raynor Taylor and Benjamin Carr on the Church Music in Philadelphia at the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century

Jon Evan Engberg, B.Mus., University of Rochester, 1954; M.M., 1956; Perform­ ance and Pedagogy Thesis: The Piano Trio: A Pedagogical Tool for the Chamber Music Coach

Gerald Maxfield Hansen, B.Mus., Northwestern University, 1961; M.M., 1962; Performance and Pedagogy Thesis: The Hymn Prelude: A Cycle of Organ Introductions to Singing of Hymns

Robert Russell Morrow, B.Mus., Oklahoma City University, 1954; M.S., University of Illinois, 1956; Music Education Thesis: A Collection of Dance Music of Europe: 1200-1600 Transcribed and Arranged for School Instrumental Ensembles

Isaac M. Ostrow, B.A., Brooklyn College, 1956; M.F.A., Ohio University, 1962; Performance and Pedagogy Thesis: The Solo Violin Sonatas of Johann Adam Birkenstock: A Practical Edition

Robert Silverman, B.A., Sir George Williams University, 1960; M.M., University of Rochester, 1965; Performance and Pedagogy Thesis: Thirty Sonatas of Domenica Scarlatti

Frederick H. Telschow, B.A., Valparaiso University, 1951; M.M., Nebraska Uni­ versity, 1960; Performance and Church Music Thesis: The Sacred Music of Healey Willan

Michael F. Tolomeo, B.Mus., University of Rochester, 1950; M.M., 1953; Perform­ ance and Pedagogy Thesis: Beginning Violin Technique: An Intervallic Approach The School of Medicine and Dentistry

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with Distinction

Nursing as Major

Janet Elaine Baerenklau Kathleen Patricia McMahon Dolores Marie Bruckner Jane Ann Sox man Ann Elizabeth Gustafson

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Nursing as Major

Nona Powers Allen Luellen Koutz Kepler Linda Lorraine Murtha Julie Rae Andersen Marjorie Kathleen Kiefer Phyllis Cohen Newfield Barbara Jo Ballentine Cheryl Davis Kline Priscilla Jane Oaks Kathleen Marie Cole June Alice LaMartina lVlichelle Ann Payeur Melba Cecilia Como Helen Anne Lawrence Marilynn Wendy Reines Jane Gaitley Crigler Elaine Frances Leonard Marie Steier Rigg Virginia May Dobbie Susan Gail Litke Lucy Nellie Ross Barbara Lynn Gutmann Mary Louise Magenheimer Angelina Mary Santarelle Judith Ann Hamberger Lucinda Brown Meachem Carla Sharp Nancy Jane Heller Susan Louise Morris Danielle Jonn Tangi Aim Duttweiler Himmel Sue Marie Van Gordon Kathleen Frances Hoppe John Kent W ennburg

MASTER OF SCIENCE

Bruce David Aidells, Physiology Melvyn W. Kramer, Radiation Biology Firooz Atrizadeh, Dental Science Abelardo E. Lopez-Villegas, Radiation Biology Juan Manuel Ramirez Becerra, Dental Science Barbara Ann Martinedes, Radiation Biology Donald Jay Buchsbaum, Biophysics William C. Milroy, Radiation Biology Ralph Adrian Buzzi, Dental Science Owen Richard Moss, Radiation Biology Fred Dunkelberger, Dental Science Karl Smith Murgrave, Dental Science Rose Mary Dziak, Radiation Biology Gene Ronald Nathans, Physiology Sister Mary Vincent de Paul Gibbon, Nursing Paula M. Quiriconi, Biophysics Patricia A. Falanga, Nursing Suzanne E. Sauda, Biochemistry Gloria A. Hagopian, Nursing Fayez S. Sayegh, Dental Science Piroj Intarasirisawat, Radiation Biology Joan V. Senecker, Nursing Jovan N. Kacaki, Microbiology Yu Wei Shen, Radiation Biology John Philip Kilian, Radiation Biology Buddhi Man Shrestha, Dental Science Uwe Ch. Koepke, Toxicology THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY

DocTOR OF MEDICINE-with Honor and with Distinction in Research

Richard Michael Green Philip Anthony Pizzo Chester Joseph Herman

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE-with Honor

Spencer Shaw

DocTOR OF MEDICINE-with Distinction in Research

Albert B. Deisseroth Thomas Walter Panke Richard Lynn Goldstein John Franklin Richeson Bernard Guyer John Wallis Rowe James Avery Johnson, Jr. Barry Alan Sultanoff Donald William Kufe Donald Raymond Sweeney George F. Munro William Charles Torch

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE

Albert Lee Bahr Barry Neil Haicken Jan Anders Bollinger Robert Abraham Frankel Hallowitz Richard Eugene Bolt James P. Hampsey Peter Kane Buehler Joseph Peter Harris Stephen J. Chentow Samuel M. Hazlett III Irwin Philip Cohen Djonindra John Stanley Raymond Deacon Jacob Kerbeshian Anthony Michael DeMarco Robert Irving Liner Stephen Howard Becher Peter Edwin Mulbury Christopher Ella Earl Andrews Neal Samuel Allen Fagenholz Richard E. Oas, Jr. Lloyd James Felton John Lowell Patterson Peter Andrew Fergus David F. Poe Charles Michael Fogarty John Rolin Richert Clifton Tokuji Furukawa Charles Bernard Rodning Frank Gegwich Peter Henry Rubin James Earnest Gillespie Robert Scott Saffa Clinton Thomas Gott Jonathan M. Samet David Bruce Graham Paul Milton Schyve Elinor A. Graham Robert James Scott Barry Anthony Gray Richard Michael Simon Gordon William Grundy Philip Howard Smith THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE (continued)

Adrian Nathan Sondheimer Richard Lynn Worland James S. Ward Ronald G. Worland William B. Watt Stephen A. Zaresky Robert William Wood John Stanley Zesk

HIPPOCRATIC OATH I swear by Appollo the Physician, and Aesculapius, and Health, and Panacea, and all/ hold most sacred that I will keep this oath and stipulation. I will lead my life and practice my art in uprightness and honor. Into whatever house I enter I will go for the benefit of the sick, and will abstain from every voluntary act of mischief and corruption. I will follow that system of regimen which, according to my ability and judgment, I believe to be most helpful to my patients. Whatever I see or hear in the lives of men which ought not to be spoken of, I will not divulge. To my colleagues in the Profession I will ever be just and generous. While I continues to keep this oath inviolate, may it be granted me to enjoy life and the practice of the Art, and to be respected of men,· but should I trespass and violate this oath, may the reverse be my lot. --- -- The University Council on Graduate Studies

DoCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY James Michael Acheson, A.B., Colby College, 1962; Anthropology Thesis: Where Opportunity Knocked: Social and Economic Change in the Tarascan Pueblo of Cuanajo, Michoacan Hideyuki Adachi, B.Econ., Kobe University, 1963; M.Econ., 1965; M.A., Uni­ versity of Rochester, 1969; Economics Thesis: The Vintage Approach to the Theory of Capital and Growth Sandor Ag6cs, History Thesis: The Party of God: Pope Pius X and the Social Doctrine of the Church Joseph Anthony Amato, A.B., University of Michigan, 1960; A.M., University of Laval, 1963;History Thesis: Emmanuel Monnier and Jacques Maritain: A French Catholic Understanding of the Modern World Hugh Blackledge Andrews, A.B., Amherst College, 1961; A.M., University of Roch­ ester, 1965; English Thesis: Rudyard Kipling: In Search of the Artist David Tallmadge Arthur, A.B., Aurora College, 1958; B.Th., 1959; A.M., Univer­ sity of Chicago, 1961; History Thesis: "Come Out of Babylon": A Study of Millerite Separatism and De­ nominationalism, 1840-1865 Melvin W. Beal, A.B., University of Nebraska, 1965; Philosophy Thesis: The Penser-Signe Problem and French Empiricism Janis Sue Beebe, A.B., University of Denver, 1967; Psychology Thesis: Self-concept and Internal-External Control in Children and Adoles­ cents Joel Carl Berlinghieri, B.S., Boston College, 1964; Physics Thesis: Kaon, Hyperon and Antihyperon Final States in K+p Interactions Near 13 GeV/c Robert Edward Brown, B.S., University of Pennsylvania, 1966; English Thesis: WALK IN THE WORLD: A Journey in the Space of William Carlos Williams' Paterson Geoffrey Burkhart, A.B., Oakland University, 1963; Anthropology Thesis: Agnatic Groups and Affinal Relations in a South Indian Caste: UDaiyaars of Salem District, Tamilnadu Daniel Francis Cahill, B.S., Stonehill College, 1957; M.S., Notre Dame, 1959; M.S., University of Rochester, 1962; Radiation Biology Thesis: Some Effects on Mammalian Development of Continuous Irradia­ tion in Utero with Tritiated Water THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) D. Donald Cervone, B.Mus., University of Rochester, 1955; M.M., University of Illinois, 1960; Music Composition Thesis: Concerto for Viola and Orchestra Soo Bong Chae, B.S., Seoul National University, 1962; M.A., Emory University, 1963; Mathematics Thesis: Holomorphic Germs on Banach Spaces Samuel Hung Pui Chan, B.A., International Christian University, 1964; Bio· chemistry Thesis: Studies on the Physical and Chemical Properties of Two Enzymati· cally Active Forms of Cytochrome C Oxidase Patricia Myrl White Chatard, A.B., Spelman College, 1962; M.S., University of Rochester, 1966; Biology Thesis: A Study of the Development and Genetics of Proteins in the Medi· terranean Flour Moth, Ephestia kuhniella Bill Hsueh·ping Chen, B.S., National Taiwan University, 1963; M.S., University of Rochester, 1968; Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Thesis: Finite Amplitude Disturbances in the Stability of Pipe Poiseuille Flow Tai·Low Chow, M.S., Western Reserve University, 1963; Physics Thesis: High-Velocity Cloud Collisions William Peter Chu, B.S., Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, 1965; Physics Thesis: A Study of Saturable Absorbers for Ruby Lasers Elpiniki Tsinga Courtade, Diploma Natural Sciences and Geography, University of Athens, 1958; M.S., University of Rochester, 1963; Radiation Biology Thesis: Effects of Unilateral and Bilateral Renal Irradiation on Parameters Related to Renal Hypertension R. Gary Deavel, B.S., Manchester College, 1952; B.Mus., Sherwood Music School, 1955; M.M., 1956; Music Theory Thesis: A Study of Two Operas by Benjamin Britten: Peter Grimes and The Turn of the Screw Leo Stanley Demski, B.A., Miami University, 1965; Anatomy and Neurobiology Thesis: Behavioral Effects of Electrical Stimulation of the Brain in Free· swimming Bluegills (Lepomis Macrochirus) Ted Arie Doron, B.S., Sir George Williams University, 1965; Chemistry Thesis: Decay Studies of Several Medium Weight Neutron Deficient Nuclei William Graham Dove, Jr., B.S., University of Virginia, 1959; M.S.E., Princeton University, 1966; Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Thesis: An Inquiry Into the Nature of the Charged Particle Precursor in Front of Strong Shock Waves in Argon and Xenon THE UNIVERSITY COUNCU.. ON GRADUATE STUDIES

DocTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) Thurston Jacob Dox, B.Mus., Westminster Choir College, 1950; M.M., Manhattan School of Music, 195 6; Music Theory Thesis: Hendrik F. Andriessen, His Life and Worlcs Richard A. Dybas, B.S., Union College, 1966; Chemistry Thesis: The Photochemistry of Substituted 2-Stilbazoles and Syntheses Leading to Lysergic Acid Precursors John Frederick Elter, B.S., Purdue University, 1964; M.S., New York University, 1965; Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Thesis: The Propagation of Long Waves Over a Random Ocean William George Espersen, A.B., Gettysburg College, 1966; Chemistry Thesis: Magnetic Resonance Studies of Some Phenoxy Radicals and Dia· magnetic Zwitter Ions Wilfred John Ethier, A.B., University of Rochester, 1965; Economics Thesis: Models of International Trade and Investment James R. Fehlner, B.S., St. Bemardine of Siena College, 1966; Chemistry Thesis: Studies of Hindered Rotation About Aryl C-N Bonds in 3-Aryl Substituted Quinazolinones and Hydantoins Michael Feldberg, A.B., Cornell University, 1965; A.M., University of Rochester, 1967; History Thesis: The Philadelphia Riots of 1844: A Social History Myra Eales Fougerousse, B.S., Tulane University, 1964; Psychology Thesis: Lexical Ambiguity in Sentences: Premature Termination of Per­ ceptual Processing in Chronic Schizophrenia Ronald Charles Freiwald, A.B., Washington and Jefferson College, 1965; Mathe· matics Thesis: Images of Borel Sets and k-Analytic Sets Linda Rowland Friedman, B.S., Brooklyn College, 1964; Biology Thesis: Genetic and Biochemical Properties of Thymidine Dependent Mutants of Pneumococcus Michael Ira Gage, B.S., Queens College, 1963; Psychology Thesis: Amphetamine and Pentobarbital Effects on Interresponse Time Distributions of Monkeys Reinforced for Low Sequential V ari· ability of Interresponse Times Wallace Donald George Gagne, B.A., University of Alberta, 1965; Political Science Thesis: Class Voting in Canada Reuben Gamer, A.B., Cornell University, 1941; A.M., University of Rochester, 1960; History Thesis: Watchdogs of Empire: The French Colonial Inspection Service in Action, 1815-1913 THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHFSTER

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) J. Max Goodson, B.A., Texas Technological College, 1962; D.D.S., University of Texas, 1962; M.S., University of Rochester, 1969; Pharmacology Thesis: Investigation of Low Molecular Weight Hypotensive Substances from Thyroid Extracts by Means of Gel Filtration Chromatography Jerry Richard Green, A.B., University of Rochester, 1967; Economics Thesis: Some Aspects of the Use of the Core as a Solution Concept in Economic Theory Michael Gregory Hadjimichalakis, Diploma, Athens Supreme School of Economics and Business Science, 1964; M.A., University of Rochester, 1968; Economics Thesis: Money in the Theory of Economic Growth Kathleen Hercules, A.B., Barnard College, 1967; Biology Thesis: Two New Genes of Bacteriophage T4D Affecting Degradation of Escherichia coli DNA Chester Joseph Herman, Pathology Thesis: Neuronal Polyploidy: Occurrence and Macromolecular Metabolic Correlates Chung-chia Huang, B.S., National Taiwan University, 1958; M.S., University of Rochester, 1966; Biology Thesis: Asynchronous DNA Synthesis in the Mycetocytes and in the Spermatocytes of the Mealy Bug, Pseudococcus obscurus (Homopt­ era; Coccoidea): A Study with Tritiated Thymidine Autoradiography Michael A. Insalaco, B.S., University of Rochester, 1941; M.S., 1944; Chemistry Thesis: Tertiary Mixed Phosphoric Carbonic Anhydrides John Foster Irwin, B.S., Rutgers University, 1964; Radiation Biology Thesis: The Effects of X-lrradiation Upon the Metabolism of Fibrinogen and Other Plasma Proteins in Rats Partab Jeswani, B.E., Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, 1965; M.S., Uni­ versity of Rochester, 1967; Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Thesis: Interaction of Long Ocean Waves with Random Topographies Howard P. Kahn, A.B., City College of New York, 1961; Psychology Thesis: Do Pure Measures of a Psychophysical Observer's Sensitivity and Criterion Exist? Carol Kay Kellogg, B.S., Colorado University, 1962; M.S., Marquette University, 1966; Physiology and Neurobiology Thesis: Serotonin Metabolism in Brains of Seizure-Sensitive and Seizure­ Resistant Mice Edward Hanford Kelly, A.B., State University at Albany, 1962; A.M., 1963; English Thesis: Petronius Arbiter and Neoclassical English Literature THE UNIVERSITY COUNCll. ON GRADUATE STUDIES

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) Sun Kee Kim, B.S., Yon Sei University, 1960; M.S., University of Rochester, 1964; Biology Thesis: The Structure and Development of the Nuclear Inclusion Body ("DNA Body") During Oogenesis of the House Cricket, Acheta domesticus

Philip Andrew Knauf, B.A., Boston College, 1963; Biophysics Thesis: Modification of Anion and Cation Permeability of the Human Red Cell Membrane by Amino and Sulfhydryl Reactive Reagents

Peter William Kopf, A.B., Rutgers, 1966; Chemistry Thesis: Magnetic Resonance Studies of Some Stable Organic Polyradicals

Sean Eamon Lalor, B.S., University College, Dublin, 1965; M.S., 1966; Physics Thesis: The Angular Spectrum Representation of Electromagnetic Fields and its Use in the Treatment of Interaction Problems Richard Lanshe, B.A., Franklin and Marshall College, 1952; M.A., University of Rochester, 1956; Music Education Thesis: A Programmed Learning Series for the Study of Music Rudiments

Kah Hie Lau, B.S., Taiwan Cheng Kung University, 1966; M.S., University of Rochester, 1968; Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Thesis: On the Instability of Hagen-Poiseuille Flow With Respect to Finite Amplitude Disturbance

Fai-Tsen Lee, Physics Thesis: Effects of Defects on the Network Models of Solids

Joseph Chuen Kwun Lee, B.S., University of Hong Kong, 1964; M.B., 1964; Pathology Thesis: A Comparative Study of Ferritin from Transplantable Rat Hepato­ mas and from Normal and Regenerating Rat Livers

Monte J. Levitt, B.S., Allegheny College, 1958; M.S., 1959; M.S., Yale University, 1962; Biochemistry Thesis: A Gas Chromatographic Procedure for the Measurement of Plasma Testosterone

Barbara Irene Lovenheim, A.B., Barnard College, 1962; A.M., University of Wis­ consin, 1963; English Thesis: The Apocalyptic Vision in Victorian Literature

Ming Taw Lu, B.Sc., Taiwan Provincial Cheng Kung University, 1958; M.S., Na­ tional Tsing Hua University, 1961; Physics Thesis: The Band Structure of odd-A Rhenium Isotopes by Proton Strip­ ping Reactions TilE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

DocTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) James Dodds Lueck, B.S., Cornell University, 1964; Biochemistry Thesis: Studies on Glutamine Metabolism in the Isolated Perfused Rat Liver-The Effect of Perfusate pH on Liver Nitrogen and Carbo­ hydrate Metabolism Parthasaradhi Mallela, B.A., Andhra University, 1954; M.A., 1960; M.Stat., In­ dian Statistical Institute, 1963; Economics Thesis: Identification and Estimation of Large Scale Econometric Models Brenda M. Meehan, A.B., College of New Rochelle, 1963; A.M., Columbia Uni­ versity, 1965; History Thesis: The Russian Generalitet of 1730: Towards a Definition of Aristo­ cracy David B. Meltz, A.B., Brooklyn College, 1965; Political Science Thesis: Competition and Cohesion: A Model of Legislative Majority Party Bargaining Leonard Jay Mirman, A.B., Brooklyn College, 1963; M.S., New York University, 1965; M.A., University of Rochester, 1968; Economics Thesis: Two Essays on Uncertainty and Economics David Read Moffett, B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1959; A.M., University of Denver, 1965; Physics Thesis: The K~ Charged to Neutral Decay Branching Ratio, a Precision Measurement

Jean-Claude Muller, Anthropology Thesis: Rukuba Kinship and Marriage (Nigeria)

Cary Robert Nelson, A.B., Antioch College, 1967; English Thesis: The Incarnate Word: Studies in Verbal Space

Gad Neumann, B.A., Queens College, 1965; Optics Thesis: Laser-Pumped Rhodamine 6G Dye Lasers

Tor Norseth, M.D., University of Olso, 1960; Toxicology Thesis: Studies on the Biotransformation of Methylmercury Salts in the Rat Ellen Orfinger, B.S., City College of New York, 1964; M.A., University of Rochester, 1969; Mathematics Thesis: Fibre Products of Algebraic Curves Gary Bert Ostrower, A.B., Alfred University, 1961; A.M., University of Rochester, 1962; History Thesis: The United States, the League of Nations, and Collective Security, 1931-1934 THE UNIVERSITY COUNCIL ON GRADUATE STUDIES

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) Thomas Dunning Paxson, Jr., A.B., Juniata College, 1965; Philosophy Thesis: Ethics in Plato's Early Dialogues: Ethical Non-Naturalism and the Inadequacy of Popular Values Paul Darrel Peterson, B.Sc., Brown University, 1961; Physics Thesis: Maser Amplification and Resonant Attenuation of 9.5 GHz Ultra­ sonic Waves in Nickel Doped Sapphire Jandhyala Subba Rao, B.S., University of Madras, 1964; M.S., University of Delhi, 1965; Physics Thesis: Applications of Weak Interaction Hamiltonian to Strangeness­ Changing and Strangeness-Preserving Parity-Violating Processes Michael Jay Reiter, B.S., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1964; Biology and Neurobiology Thesis: Characterization and Aggregate Nature of an ATP-Binding Protein Complex Prepared from Bovine Cerebral Cortex Aristides A. G. Requicha, Engenheiro Electrotecnico, Instituto Superior Tecnico, 1965; M.S., University of Rochester, 1967; Electrical Engineering Thesis: Contributions to a Zero-Based Theory of Bandlimited Signals Frank Alexander Revetta, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, 1953; A.M., Indiana University, 1957; Geology Thesis: A Regional Gravity Survey of New York and Eastern Pennsylvania Jack Lester Richards, B.S., Rochester Institute of Technology, 1965; Chemistry Thesis: The Alkylation of Dithiocarbamate Derivatives, Amine Sulfides and Related Compounds Arthur Bernard Ritter, B.Ch.E., City College of New York, 1961; M.S., University of Rochester, 1968; Chemical Engineering Thesis: Time Optimal Control of a Class of Hyperbolic Distributed Systems Maria-Luisa Rivero-Gonzalez, A.M., University of Rochester, 1966; Linguistics Thesis: The Spanish Quantifiers Roger Allen Ross, B.M.E., Clarkson College of Technology, 1963; M.S., Univer­ sity of Rochester, 1967; Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Thesis: On the Structure of Bentonite Suspensions Donald Scott Rushmer, B.S., Antioch College, 1965; Physiology and Neurobiology Thesis: Responses of the Cerebellum of the Frog to Electrical Stimulation and to Naturally Coded Inputs Evoked by Mechanical Stimulation of Receptors in the Hindlimb Stephen H. Saul, A.B., Brooklyn College, 1961; M.S., University of Rochester, 1966; Biology Thesis: Fitness, Adaptation and Interdemic Selection in Populations of Drosophila TilE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

DocTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) Lawrence Peter Schramm, B.S., Haverford College, 1961; Physiology Thesis: Sympathetic Vasodilation in Cats and Squirrel Monkeys William Lewis Schreiber, B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1965; Chemistry Thesis: Synthetic Studies in the Cinchona Series George S. Schuster, B.A., Washington University, 1962; M.S., Northwestern Uni­ versity, 1966; D.D.S., 1966; Microbiology Thesis: Relationship Between Regulation of Pyrimidine Nucleoside Uptake and Phosphorylation in Cultured Hamster Cells Kenneth Allen Shepsle, A.B., University of North Carolina, 1966; Political Science Thesis: Essays on Risky Choice in Electoral Competition Neng-Chen Shih, B.S., Tunghai University, 1964; M.Appl. Sc., University of Water­ loo, 1967; Chemical Engineering Thesis: Post-Extrusion Dynamics of Polymer Film Processing Theodore Alan Slatkin, B.S., Brooklyn College, 1967; Pharmacology Thesis: The Metabolism and Pharmacology of Harmine Theodore Clark Snyder, B.S., Juilliard School of Music, 1950; M.S., 1952; Music Composition Thesis: Concerto for Ten Instruments Philip Zygmund Sobocinski, B.S., Tufts University, 1956; M.A., Hunter College, 1964; Radiation Biology Thesis: Studies on the Biosynthesis of Hepatic Glycogen and Lipids in the Irradiated Rat Gerald Soslau, B.A., Queens College, 1965; Biochemistry Thesis: A Study of the Biosynthesis of Cytochrome C in the Polyphemus Moth John Michael Soures, B.S., University of Rochester, 1965; M.S., 1967; Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Thesis: An Experimental Investigation of Counterstreaming Plasmas Robert Frederic Swift, B.S., Hartwick College, 1962; M.A., University of Roches­ ter, 1968; Music Education Thesis: An Analysis and Description of Three Simulation Models in Music Education Natalie Miriam Teich, B.S., Cornell University, 1965; Microbiology Thesis: The Adaptation of Human Adenoviruses to Simian Cells Marianne Cramer Vos, A.M., University of Pennsylvania, 1962; French Literature Thesis: Aspects of Biblical Typology in La Chanson de Roland THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

DoCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) Anthony S. Wawrukiewicz, B.S., University of Santa Clara, 1965; Astronomy Thesis: Astronomical Properties of M-Supergiants Philip Gilbert Webb, B.A., Hamilton College, 1965; Chemistry Thesis: Relative Reactivity of Vinyl Free Radicals Bruce Joseph West, B.A., SUNY at Buffalo, 1965; A.M., University of Rochester, 1961;Physics Thesis: Many-Body Theory of Nuclear Spectral Relations David P. Willoughby, B.S., Lebanon Valley College, 1955; M.E., Miami Univer­ sity, 1959; Music Education Thesis: Institutes for Music in Contemporary Education: Their Implica­ tions for the Improvement of Undergraduate Music Curricula Henry Windischmann, B.M.E., City College of New York, 1965; M.S., University of Rochester, 1966; Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Thesis: Electroluminescence of Pure and Doped Alkali Halides J. Richard Woy, B.A., Lawrence College, 1964; Psychology Thesis: Effects of Expectation on the Outcome of Systematic Desensitiza~ tion Ryuzo Yokoyama, B.E., Tohoku University, 1964; M.E., 1966; Electrical Engi­ neering Thesis: The Inverse Problem of the Optimal Regulator THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHFSTER

The following students completed their degree requirements: OCI'OBER 3, 1969:

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

MASTER OF SCIENCE Robert Paul Abramson David R. Kerwick John Andrew Barnes John Martin McDonald Mary Antoinette Biagioli Frederick Craig Meier Charles Fred Bliss ill Robert F. Milligan Charles G. Boicey Robert C. Needham Joseph A. Bray, Jr. Robert William Schoenecker Ward W. DeGroot III Leslie Roger Shears John Joseph Ekelund Edward Stellini Robert E. Faugust Hardy Ross Stone ill John Earl Feldman William Ross Thompson Leon F. Frick Kenneth R. Town Walter F. Glowicki Vladimir Vukmir Harry Watkins Ingold Adrian Weigart Joseph Thomas Kammerer Peter Yadlowsky

EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC

BACHELOR OF MUSIC Jerry Paul Brainard, Applied Music (Organ)

MASTER OF ARTS Alexander R. Brinkman, Music Theory

MASTER OF MUSIC E. Gregory Butler, Performance and Literature Cheryl Virginia Hussey, Performance and Robert Walter Cole, Performance and Literature Literature Janos Csaba, Performance and Literature Kay Roberts McAfee, Performance and Literature William Edwin Domb, Performance and Riana R. Muller, Performance and Literature Literature Patricia Reiter Reynolds, Applied Music Caroline Marie DellaPietra, Music Education Evelyn McLeod Thomas, Performance and Loren D. Geiger, Music Education Literature Celia Annette Grasty, Performance and John Robert Tideswell, Music Education Literature Nancy Fraser Vogan, Music Education Susan Isabel Grettler, Performance and Mary Ann Wydra, Performance and Literature Literature THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

DOCTOR OF MUSICAL ARTS Frederick C. Koch, B.Mus., The Cleveland Institute of Music, 1949; M.A., Western Reserve University, 1950; Composition Thesis: Concertina for Saxophone and Orchestra William David Lynch, B.Mus., Oberlin College, 1962; M.M., University of Roch­ ester, 1964; Performance and Pedagogy Thesis: A Stylistic Study of Organ Works Attributed to Abraham Van Den Kerckhoven David Graham Mulbury, B.Mus., University of Rochester, 1958; S.M.M., Union Theological Seminary, 1960; Performance and Pedagogy Thesis: A Collection of Organ Music by Pupils of Johann Sebastian Bach

JANUARY 30, 1970:

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

DoCTOR OF EDUCATION Margaret A. Collins, A.B., State University of New York at Albany, 1961; Ed.M., The University of Rochester, 1963 Thesis: An Investigation of the Influence of Interpersonal Compatibility on Pupil Achievement and Teacher and Pupil Perceptions of the Rela­ tionship Mary Ann Walsh Eells, B.S., State University of New York at Plattsburgh, 1955; M.S., The University of Rochester, 1968 Thesis: The Effect of Bargaining Upon Attitudes and Their Relationship to Bargaining Outcomes in a Game Theory Model John Francis Joyce, B.S., Niagara University, 1960; Ed.M., The University of Rochester, 1967 Thesis: An Investigation of Some Personality Characteristics of Achieving High School Students from Lower Socioeconomic Environments Roslyn Davis Leeds, A.B., Hunter College, 1944; Ed.M., The University of Roch­ ester, 1968 Thesis: The Effects of Immediate and Delayed Knowledge of Results on Immediate and Delayed Retention Thomas H. Maxwell, A.B., College of the Holy Cross, 1965; Ed.M., The University of Rochester, 1968 Thesis: An Experimental Investigation of the Effect of Overt Classroom Responding on Achievement and Retention Paul J. McKee, A.B., Baldwin-Wallace College, 1958; M.A., The University of Rochester, 1960 Thesis: A Comparison of the Role Expectations for Selected Southern Stu­ dent Teachers and Northern Student Teachers as Viewed by the Student Teachers, Cooperating Teachers and College Supervisors THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

DoCTOR OF EDUCATION (continued) Adelia Marie Peters, A.B., Valparaiso University, 1962; M.A., The University of Rochester, 1964 Thesis: Two Views of a Good Society: Lester F. Ward and Albion W. Small Toni Engst Santmire, B.S., The University of Rochester, 1960; Ed.M., 1968 Thesis: An Investigation of the Role of Student Conceptual Level and Teacher-Radiated Environment in Achievement Andrew William Steinbrecher, B.S., illinois State Normal University, 1964; M.B., 1965 Thesis: Effects of Reversibility Training on Conservation Attainment John K. Thomas, B.S., West Chester State College, 1960; M.S., The University of Scranton, 1963 Thesis: The Perception of Therapeutic Conditions by Hospitalized Psychia­ tric Patients Homer John Van Duyne, A.B., Lafayette College, 1956; B.D., The Episcopal Theological School, 1960; Ed.M., The University of Rochester, 1966 Thesis: The Development of Verbal Control of Nonverbal Behavior as a Function of Orientation Reactions Richard D. Zakia, B.S., Rochester Institute of Technology, 1956; Ed.M., The Uni­ versity of Rochester, 1960 Thesis: Fingerspelling as a Visual Sequential Process

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-Nursing as Major Jane Lauffenburger Snouffer

UNIVERSITY COUNCIL ON GRADUATE STUDIES

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Allen Andrew Adinolfi, A.B., Clark University, 1965; Psychology Thesis: The Characteristics of Highly Accepted, Highly Rejected and Rela­ tively Unknown University Freshmen Ephraim Asher, A.B., Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1966; M.A., University of Rochester, 1968; Economics Thesis: Relative Productivity, Factor-Intensity and Teclmology in the Man­ ufacturing Sectors of the U.S. and the U.K. During the Nineteenth Century William R. Babcock, B.Mus., University of Rochester, 1960;A.M., 1964;Linguistics Thesis: Synthetic Vowel Categorization by Speakers of Several German Dialects THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) Todd Richard Bader, B.S., State University of New York at Albany, 1965; Optics Thesis: Polarization Dependence of Two-Photon Absorption in Solids John Edgerton Ballou, B.S., Oregon State University, 1950; Toxicology Thesis: Studies with Radiothorium (2 28Th) Enriched Thorium Dioxide and its Radioactive Progeny Neal H. Barmack, B.S., University of Michigan, 1963; Psychology and Neurobiology Thesis: Dynamic Visual Acuity and the Control of Eye-Movements in Primates John Dwane Baumgardner, B.S., University of Missouri, 1963; Optics Thesis: Theory and Design of Unusual Concave Gratings Joseph H. Bein, B.Mus., University of Rochester, 1941; M.Mus., 1948; Music Theory Thesis: Debussy's Orchestral/mages: Harmonic Analysis and Other Fea­ tures of the Style Robert W. Cairns, A.B., College of Wooster, 1961, Chemistry Thesis: The Low Pressure Thermal Decomposition of Nitryl Chloride Yud-ren Chen, B.S., National Taiwan University, 1962; M.S., University of Roch­ ester, 1966; Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Thesis: Variable Electrical Conductivity in Sunspot Structure Agnes Shen Cheung, B.S., National Taiwan University, 1960; A.M., Boston Uni­ versity, 1964; Chemistry Thesis: Quantum Mechanical Treatment of Energy Transfer in Nonreactive Collinear Collisions and the Dynamics of an Anharmonic Oscillator David B. Clarke, B.A., Dartmouth College, 1964, Chemistry Thesis: Studies Directed Toward a New Morphinan Synthesis Thomas R. Corwin, B.S., Swarthmore College, 1959; M.S., Syracuse University; 1964; Psychology Thesis: The Apparent Contrast of Flashed Spatial Sinusoids under the Influence of Forward and Backward Masking by Light Donald Burgoyne Cruikshank, Jr., A.B., Kalamazoo College, 1964; M.S., Univer­ sity of Rochester, 1966; Electrical Engineering Thesis: An Experimental Investigation of Finite-Amplitude Oscillations in a Closed Tube at Resonance Marvin Julian Dainoff, A.B., University of Rochester, 1961; Psychology Thesis: The Time Course of Visual and Auditory Encoding Barbara Deckard, A.B., Rice University, 1962; Political Science Thesis: State Party Delegations in the House of Representatives J. Michael Donahue, B.S., St. Bonaventure University, 1964; Optics Thesis: Energy Transfer in Thallium-Doped Potassium Iodide at 20°K THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) Arthur M. Doyle, B.S., University of Chicago, 1961; A.M., Dartmouth College, 1963; Physics Thesis: An ENDOR Study of the o; Center in KCl, KBr, and KI John J. Duda, B.S., State College at North Adams, Massachusetts, 1960; Psychology Thesis: Electrotoposcopy of Auditory Cortex Responses to Acoustic Stimu­ lation in the Lightly Anesthetized Squirrel Monkey MortonS. Farber, B.S., Queens College, 1964; Physics Thesis: A Study of Diffractively Produced Three-Body Final States in K+p Interactions at 13 GeV fc Guy Theophile Filosof, A.B., Rollins College, 1957; A.M., Middlebury College, 1963; French Literature Thesis: Regards sur L'Oeuvre de Lautreamont Gail Frankel, A.B., Syracuse University, 1960; Psychology Thesis: Reported Self-Disclosure and Perceived Characteristics of the Disclosee Alan John Frost, A.B., University of Queensland, 1965; M.A., University of Rochester, 1969; English Thesis: James Cook and the Early Romantic Imagination

John Everett Gallagher, B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1963; Optics Thesis: A Study of the Neodymium-YAG Laser and Two Methods of Frequency Conversion

Henry Steven Gertzman, B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1963; Physics Thesis: Measurements of Static Electric Quadrupole Moments and Transi­ tion Probabilities in the Region of A = 144 to 150

Daniel R. Green, A.B., University of Rochester, 1964; Physics Thesis: Study of Interference Between Amplitudes for KL ~ 27T0 and Ks~ 27T 0 Edward Joseph Gucker, A.B., Lehigh University, 1961; A.M., University of Roch­ ester, 1964; Physics Thesis: The Establishment of Upper Limits for Two Parity-Violating Pa­ rameters in the Nucleon-Nucleon Scattering Matrix at 210 Mev.

Thomas Osborn Horst, A.B., Amherst College, 1965; Economics Thesis: A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of American Exports and Direct Investments

Sheng-Cheng Hu, A.B., National Taiwan University, 1962; A.M., University of Rochester, 1967; Economics , Thesis: Technical Progress and Optimal Growth THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) John Jungyu Kim, B.S., Eastern New Mexico University, 1960; A.M., Wesleyan University, 1963; Physics Thesis: The Second Order Shifts in Frequency and Amplitude in the Non­ Linear Theory of E X B Instability Robert Theodore Kintz, A.B., Wesleyan University, 1960; A.M., Connecticut Col­ lege, 1963; Psychology Thesis: A Comparison of Monocular and Binocular Temporal Resolution in Human Vision Nand Lal, B.S., Banaras Hindu University, 1963; M.S., 1965; Mathematics Thesis: Isometries of HP Spaces Derived from Logmodular Algebras Peter J. Laska, A.B., University of Maryland, 1964; Philosophy Thesis: Kant's Theory of the Moral Will Gerald D. Leibowitz, A.B., University of Buffalo, 1963; Psychology Thesis: Conceptual Systems in Schizogenic Families Leonore Lieblein, A.B., City College of New York, 1962; A.M., University of Rochester, 1963; English Thesis: Thomas Middleton: The Evolution of a Dramatist G. Ramsay Liem, B.A., Haverford College, 1965; Psychology Thesis: The Effects of Decision-Making Power on Performance and Task­ Related Attitudes Yo-Chien Liu, B.S., Tunghai University, 1961; M.S., National Tsing Hau Univer­ sity, 1963; Physics Thesis: Continuous Moment Sum Rules David Jerome Locker, B.S., University of Washington, 1966; Chemistry Thesis: The Semiclassical Approach to Non-reactive Scattering and Appli­ cation of the Method of Harris, Engerholm and Gwinn to Quantum Dynamics Gloria Claudette Lorick, A.B., Winthrop College, 1963; M.S., University of Roch­ ester, 1965; Biology Thesis: Nonreplication of a Set of Heterochromatic Chromosomes in a MealyBug Douglas L. Mace, A.B., Hamilton College, 1965; Psychology Thesis: College Volunteers as Group Leaders with Chronic Patients: Effects of Ward Personnel Involvement on Ward Behavior Change Warren E. Masker, B.S., Lehigh University, 1965;Physics Thesis: Fluctuation Effects in One- and Two-Dimensional Superconductors Martin L. Meltz, B.S., SUNY at Stony Brook, 1963; Biophysics Thesis: Ribonucleic Acid Synthesis in L5178Y Mouse Leukemic Cells Grown in Suspension Culture; RNA/DNA Hybridization Studies THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) John David Morris, A.B., New York State College for Teachers, Albany, 1960; M.A., University of Rochester, 1962; History Thesis: The New York State Whigs, 1834-1842: A Study of Political Organization

James T. Murphy, B.S., Dlinois State University, 1962; M.S., 1964; Political Science Thesis: The House Public Works Committee; Determinants and Conse­ quences of Committee Behavior

Curtis Norman Nelson, B.S.E., Princeton University, 1963; Physiology Thesis: Interactions Between Sensory and Nonspecific Thalamic Inputs to Polysensory Units in the Frontal Cortex of the Squirrel Monkey John Dennis Newman, B.S., Cornell University, 1962; A.M., University of Kansas, 1964; Biology and Neurobiology Thesis: Midbrain Regions Relevant to Auditory Communication in the Redwinged Blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus) Dale Wilson Olson, A.B., Carleton College, 1962; Physics Thesis: The Orbach Spin-Lattice Relaxation Rate of Phosphorous and Arsenic Shallow Donor Impurities in Silicon as a Function of Uniaxial Stress Sean B. O'Reilly, B.S., Fordham College, 1961; A.M., University of Rochester, 1965; Mathematics Thesis: Adequate, Completely Adequate, and Standardized Neighborhood Systems Nikola Leonard Ovanin, B.M., Cleveland Institute of Music, 1939; B.S., Western Reserve University, 1941; B.A., Hamline University, 1947; M.A., 1947; Music Composition Thesis: Suite for Orchestra Paul Martin Palombo, B.S., Indiana State Teachers' College, 1962; Music Com­ position Thesis: Proteus Young Rang Lee Park, B.S., Seoul National University, 1965; Chemistry Thesis: Quantum Dynamics of Anharmonic Oscillators by Numerical In­ tegration

Gerd Quinting, A.M., University of Rochester, 1965; Linguistics Thesis: A Study of Hesitational Phenomena in the Speech of Adult Aphas­ ics and Normals

KulBhushan Rai, B.A., Patna University, 1958; M.A., 1960; Political Science Thesis: The Relationship Between Foreign Policy Indicators and Patterns of Voting in the U.N. General Assembly THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) Mark Sagoff, A.B., Harvard College, 1963; Philosophy Thesis: Kant's Argument for the Autonomy of Taste Mark Aaron Samuel, B.S., McGill University, 1964; M.S., 1966; Physics Thesis: On Finite Quantum Electrodynamics Salvatore Serio, Laurea in Fisica, Universita degli Studi di Palermo, 1963; Physics Thesis: Part !-Contributions of Inelastic Channels to the Pion's E.M. Form Factor Part 11-Production of Strange Particles in Proton-Proton Scattering Jeng-Nan Shiau, B.S., National Taiwan University, 1963; M.S., University of Roch­ ester, 1966; Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Thesis: Small Amplitude Nonlinear Theory of the Positive Column Spiral Instability Mark Stem, B.A., Brooklyn College, 1965; Political Science Thesis: Local Politics: Parties and Participation David William Tarbet, B.A., University of Toronto, 1965; M.A., University of Rochester, 1968; English Thesis: The Aesthetic Basis of Johnson's Criticism Leonard W. Tennenhouse, B.A., Wayne State University, 1965; English Thesis: A Critical Edition of Three Tudor Interludes: Impatient Poverty, Lusty Juventus and Nice Wanton P. Michael Terlecky, Jr., A.B., University of Buffalo, 1965; M.A., Duke Univer­ sity, 1968; Geology Thesis: The Origin, Stratigraphy, and Post Depositional History of a Late Pleistocene Marl Deposit near Caledonia, New York Avittathur Ramakrishna Venkitaraman, B.Sc., University of Madras, 1949; B.Sc. (with Honours), 1951; Chemistry Thesis: The Thermal Decomposition and Isomerization of Cis- and Trans- 1,3- Dimethylcyclobutane Norma Ruth Wendelburg, B.Mus., Bethany College, 1943; M.Mus., University of Michigan, 1947; M.Mus., University of Rochester, 1951; Music Composition Thesis: Symphony No. 1 Lowell E. Wilcox, B.S., University of Rochester, 1965; M.S., 1966; Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Thesis: An Experimental Study of a Traveling Wave Magnetic Field Plasma Accelerator Clodius Willis, Jr., A.B., Amherst College, 1959; M.A.T., Harvard University, 1963; Linguistics Thesis: Individual and Dialectal Variation in the Perception of Synthetic Vowels THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) Gary L. Workman, B.S., College of William and Mary, 1964; Chemistry Thesis: The Absorption Spectra of Carbonyl Fluoride. Notes on the Ab­ sorption Spectrum of Carbon Suboxide Melvyn David Yessenow, A.B., Rutgers University, 1963; M.A., Fairleigh Dickin­ son University, 1965; Psychology Thesis: A Study of the Relationship Between Nystagmus Eye Movements and the Oculogyral lllusion William James Zavoina, B.A., Wayne State University, 1965; Political Science Thesis: The Rational Calculus of Coalition Formation: Evidence from a Three Person Game Barry R. Zirkin, A.B., Harpur College, 1963; M.S., University of Rochester, 1965; Biology Thesis: The Protein Composition and Structure of Nuclei During Spermio­ genesis in the Leopard Frog, Rana pipiens THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

Recipients of Certificates

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

CERTIFICATES IN THE EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

AWARDED FOR 1970

David M. Anderson Robert C. Kraynak Norman Charles Schlegel Jr. Robert D. Braggins Edward D. Kwasniewski Gerard T. Severynse Philip A. Charron Stewart F. Lambers Mario Silvestrone James Edward Eden John J. McGarigalJr. Richard Glenn Stone Richard Swain Fitts Gerald J. McQuaid Howard W. Vogt Henry H. Flock Albert W. Moore Ernest Wan-Chee Wong Robert L. Galbraith Albert E. Mullin, Jr. Horst 0. Heisrath James E. Ryder

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY

SCHOOL OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY

Presented since last Commencement

J o Anne Coryell Carolyn J. Knopf Charlotte D. Troendle Susan L. Decker Bonnie E. Kober Camilla A. Wallace Catherine A. Deyle Barbara E. Patnode Susan M. Forsyth Mary Hartranft Marcia A. Price Ellen S. Lewis Frances M. Kaplin Carol A. Roberts

The George Ramsey Award for Outstanding Student Technologist, 1967-69- Catherine A. Deyle

The William A. William Award for Outstanding Technical Ability, 1967-69- Jo Anne Coryell