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1935-Commencement.Pdf University of Minnesota COMMENCEMENT CONVOCATION WINTER QUARTER 1935 NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM Thursday, March 21, 1935, Eleven O'Clock PROGRAM President LOTUS D. COFFMAN, Presiding PROCESSIONAL-HMarche de Fete" - Claussmann GEORGE H. FAIRCLOUGH HYMN-HAmerica" My country! 'tis of thee Our fathers' God! to Thee, Sweet land of liberty, Author of Liberty, Of thee I sing; To Thee we sing; Land where my fathers died, Long may our land be bright Land of the Pilgrims' pride, With freedom's holy light; From every mountain side Protect us by Thy might, Let freedom ring! Great God, our King! COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS-"Telescopes, Microscopes, and Politics" THOMAS V. SMITH, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy, University of Chicago ORGAN SOLO-"Toccata and Fugue in D Minor" Bach (Born March 21, 1685) MR. FAIRCLOUGH CONFERRING OF DEGREES LOTUS D. COFFMAN, Ph.D., LL.D. President of the University 2 SONG-"Hail, Minnesota!" Minnesota, hail to thee! Like the stream that bends to sea Hail to thee, our College dear! Like the pine that seeks the blue I Thy light shall ever be Minnesota, still for thee, A beacon bright and clear; Thy sons are strong and true. Thy sons and daughters true From thy woods and waters fair, Will proclaim thee near and far; From thy prairies waving far, They will guard thy fame At thy call they throng, And adore thy name; With their shout and song, Thou shalt be their Northern Star. Hailing thee their Northern Star. RECESSIONAL-"Finale (Symphony V)" Widor MR. FAIRCLOUGH SMOKING As a courtesy to those attending functions, and out of respect for the character of the building, be it resQlved by the Board of Regents that there be printed in the programs of .11 functions held in the Cyrus Northrup Memorial Auditorium a request that smoking be confined to the outer lobby on the main floor, to the gallery lobbies, and to the lounge rooms. 3 BACHELOR OF ARTS tCU1'11, laude PHILIP HENRI KRIEDT BACHELOR OF SCIENCE tcum laude VERNETTA ELLEN BRUNS BACHELORS OF ARTS JOHN HOWARD ALLISON JAMES MIREE, JR. WALLACE LOWELL ANDERSON OTTO MODEEN PHYLLIS ELIZABETH BROWN MARY LOUISE ARNTSEN PALMER EDWARD JAMES FARRELL EDITH ANN REULER HARVEY GOLDSTEIN HARDIE BILEY SMITH CARL EDWARD GORDON KATHLEEN HOLMES SMITH CARLTON R. LEE VIRGINIA ADELINE STRATTON LEO VINCENT MCCARTHY RAYMOND B. THEREIN BACHELORS OF SCIENCE VIOLET ELVERA FRANZEEN ELIZABETH LUCILLE SHOGREN ETHEL HOWARD MAXWELL IWANA SISSON VIRGINIA MENDENHALL SIBLEY INGWALD WHIM COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE AND SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY BACHELORS OF AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING ERNEST H. KIDDER SIDNEY C. KROGSRUD BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING PAUL ADELBERT ROSSITER BACHELORS OF CIVIL ENGINEERING P. CRAIG GASKELL GEORGE B. JOHNSON LUCIAN GERALD VORPAHL BACHELORS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MEDRICK DONALD FORKEY JOHN W. GILL WILFRID GREGORY P APPENFUS t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by diffe,entiated shoulder insignia. 6 BACHELORS OF CHEMISTRY FRANCIS E. JILK STANLEY VVILLIAM RIEGERT COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMICS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE twith high distinction (Course in Home Economics) CHARLOTTE MARIE YOUNG BACHELORS OF SCIENCE twith distinction ( C oursein Forestry) MARIUS A. MORSE (Course in Home Economics) CHARLOTTE MARY CHISHOLM BACHELORS OF SCIENCE ( Course tn Agriculture) LESTER HOWARD HARTWIG ALFRED RATZLAFF LWYD KNIGHT CARL M. ROVAINEN SAMUEL LABOVITZ WILLIAM G. WERNER (Course tn Agricultural Science) KARL FERDINAND MANKE LEONARD M. STAHLER ( Course in Forestry) Roy MERWIN CARTER EDWARD L. HOLBROOK ROBERT H. CLARK ROBERT WILLIAM MERZ JOHN ROBERT DOBIE NORMAN ORVILLE NELSON BIRGER WALTHER ELLERT SEN EDW ARD PANEK RALPH L. GRAVES GAROLD W. PUGSLEY ARTHUR L. HAWKINSON RAGNER ROMNES WILLIAM L. WEBB t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 7 (Course in Home Economics) RUTH ARLINE BUCHMAN MARY R. GREENE MARGARET EVELYN DODDS RUTH FRANCES TOWNSEND MEDICAL SCHOOL BACHELOR OF SCIENCE tCU11t laude DOROTHY MAY FERGUSON BACHELORS OF SCIENCE ARTHUR LOUIS ABBETT EDNA KENNORA HOUGE REUBEN EUGENE ANDERSON SIDNEY HOWARD MEDOF FREDERICK PHILLIP ARNY, M.B. \lVII.BURN OLIVER BENNETT NELSON, B.S. SAMUEL GEORGE BALKIN, D.D.S. VVALLACE SABURO SAKO HOWARD RAYMOND BANCKS HELEN LOUISE SPITTLER HYMAN LOUIS FRIEDELL CECIL ALFRED VVILMOT SCHOOL OF MINES AND METALLURGY ENGINEERS OF MINES FRANK L. KALAN SAMUEL B. MCCLOCKLIN METALLURGICAL ENGINEER JAMES P. SHANE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BACHELORS OF SCIENCE twith distinction PRISCILLA COLVIN CARLOS BELL RAYMOND, B.A. t Candidates graduating with honors are identified by differentiated shoulder insignia. 8 BACHELORS OF SCIENCE *IRENE ROSE ALTHOFF LILLIAN J ELSTRUP MILDRED RHODA BENNETT PETER JOSEPH KNAUS HARRY E. CLEVELAND MILO ADDISON LATTERELL ALFREDA ANITA DANIELSON SARAH E. MCGUIRE DOROTHY ANNA FALK ANNA PEARSON CHARLES ROBERT FRANTZ PHYLLIS PETTYGROVE PHILENA FREDERICK JOHN O. RONING UNA ELAINE HALLIN MARIE ANTOINETTE SKOG ELIZABETH EMMALINE HAWLEY EDITH ELNOR THOMPSON MARCELE R. HULLSTROM, G.N. MARIAN LINNEA WAHLQUIST JANE MCCABE IRVINE LORNE SANFORD WARD COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, AND THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND HOME ECONOMIES BACHELORS OF SCIENCE (Course in Home Economics) MABEL FOSSEN MARCIA MIRDYALYN VIG SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BACHELORS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HARRIET RUTH AYRE DONALD W. MACKENZIE, B.A. MILTON T. BALGAARD NORMAN J. NIXON PAUL V. BERGGREN CLINTON H. ROSENE ROBERT PETER BERKEY RALPH LEONARD ROSENE HARRY McDOUGALL DIXON BERNARD B. SCHREIBERG MALCOLM ALBERT ELLISON FREDERICK J. TRAMZ ROBERT LUTHER HUGHES, JR. WARREN TUPPER WAY CHARLES DELWIN KETOLA RAY WINGEN WILLARD UNIVERSITY COLLEGE BACHELORS OF ARTS OTIS JAMES DYPWICK ANNA LENORE LEEGARD MARY CORINNE ROACH * Degree conferred as of September 1, 1934. 9 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE STEPHEN S. WHITE LAW SCHOOL BACHELOR OF LAWS CLARENCE ERICK STEIN, B.S. GRADUATE SCHOOL MASTERS OF ARTS HELEN DRULEY MARY ELIZABETH RONEY B.S. '31, University of Minnesota B.A. '30, Macalester College Major, Educational Psychology Major, English Minor, Education Minor, History Thesis, Traits of Children Gifted in Thesis, Romantic Aspects of the Art Critical Writings of Samuel John­ son DOLORES ELIZABETH PALEN B.A. '32, College of St. Teresa GUY WHITTIER CHADBOURN Ross Major, Mathematics B.A. '01, University of Chicago Minor, Chemistry LL.B. '04, Harvard University Thesis, Ultraspherical Polynomials Major, Political Science Minor, Law AXEL OLAF RAPP Thesis, Full Faith and Credit in a B.S. '31, University of Minnesota Federal System Major, Political Science Minor, History SISTER M. EOOUARDO LAQUA Thesis, An Analysis of State Asso­ B.A. '30, College of St. Catherine ciations of Public Officers and Em­ Major, Economics ployees in Minnesota Minor, Sociology Thesis, The Development of the Techniques of Foreign Exchange Control from September 1931 to July 1934 10 MASTER OF SCIENCE KEITH CONVERSE BARRONS B.S. '32, University of Minnesota Major, Plant Genetics Minor, Plant Physiology Thesis, Cold Resistance and Cyto­ logical Studies of Advanced Gen­ eration Lines from Crosses be­ tween Wheat and Rye MASTER OF SCIENCE in Mechanical Engineering DON ALD CHARLES ROLLINS B.M.E. '33, University of Minnesota Major, Mechanical Engineering Minor, Mathematics Thesis, An Investigation of the Ef­ fect of Bearing Pedestal Flexi­ bilities on the Critical Speeds of Shafts MEDICAL SCHOOL BACHELORS OF MEDICINE ARTHUR LOUIS ABBETT HENRY G. MOEHRING REUBEN EUGENE ANDERSON ALFRED EDWARD MUCCILLI, B.S. SAMUEL GEORGE BALKIN, D.D.S. WILBURN OLIVER BENNETT NELSON, HOWARD RAYMOND BANCKS B.S. HERBERT AUGUST BLUMENTHAL, Ph.B. BYRON J. OLSON, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. JAMES WELLINGTON BROWN, B.A., B.S. MALCOLM MONTIETH PEARSON HYMAN LOUIS FRIEDELL PHILEMON CHEVERTON RoY, B.S. LAWRENCE MICHAEL HAMMAR WALLACE SABURO SAKO Lucy S. HEATHMAN, B.A., M.S., Ph.D. JOHN EARL SCHROEPPEL, B.S. BRUNO OLAF JUNNILA ARTHUR FRIDTJOF SETHER HERMAN KAISER KOSCHNITZKE JOHN EDMUND SKOGLAND SIDNEY HOWARD MEDOF CARLETON S. STRATHERN CECIL ALFRED WILMOT DOCTORS OF MEDICINE FREDERICK PHILLIP ARNY, M.B. CARL NORMAN GIERE, B.A., B.S., M.B. FREDERIC T. BECKER, M.B. FREDERICK GUNNAR GUNLAUGSON, ROLAND BUELL BOETTNER, B.S., M.B. B.S., M.B. THOMAS JAMES DOYLE, B.S., M.B. 11 ROBERT DANA HARPER, M.B. MARVIN JESSE ARTHUR MILLER, B.S., LUCY S. HEATHMAN, B.A., M.S., M.B. Ph.D. GEORGE HODGSON OLDS, B.A., M.B. ALVIN M. JENSEN, B.S., M.B. BYRON J. OLSON, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. BOURNE JEROME, B.S., M.B. ROYAL CHESTER PAYNE, M.B. EMIL W. JOHNSON, B.S .. M.B. WILLIS ARTHUR REDDING, B.S. ROBERT HENRY LABREE, M.B. CHARLES WESLEY ROGERS, B.S., M.B. WILLIAM ANDING LANGE, A.B., B.S., SIDNEY SAUL SCHERLING, B.S., M.B. M.B. STANLEY H. TYLER, B.A., M.B. SAM LEVI, B.S., M.B. BERNARD MARLIN URENN, B.A., M.B. NOLTON SENARD LIEBERMAN, B.S., CHARLES WILSON VANDERSLUIS, B.A., M.B. M.B. CURT WALLACE LUNDQUIST, B.S., M.B. 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