THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

One Hundred and Fourteenth Annual

Commencement Ceremonies

SUNDAY,JUNESEVENTH

NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-FOUR

Academic Attire

The distinctive attire of those participating in the academic procession rep­ resents a tradition that reaches at least as far hack as the fourteenth century when gowns similar to today's hecame the required dress at many European universities. Gowns were then a common form of apparel for hoth the clergy and the laity but today they survive chiefly in ecclesiastical or academic ceremonies such as the one we shatt witness this afternoon . The symbolism of the American style of regalia is described below. Variations may be ohserved in the attire of the graduates of foreign universities and of the several Amer­ ican institutions which have departed from tradition. The gowns for the three levels of degrees differ primarily in the sleeve. The hachelor' s gown has long pointed sleeves and is worn closed. The master's gown is usttally worn open and has long square-cut sleeves with slits through which the forearms protrude. The doctor's gown has large heU-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 hlack with a black tassel, although color is sometimes used to in­ dicate 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 hache/or's degrees to four feet for doctorates. The color of the lining indicates the institution which granted the degree. The University's color is yet/ow. For the nine colonial coUeges the colors are: Harvard, crimson_- William and Mary, green, gold, and silver,· Yale, hlue,· Pennsylvania, red and hlue,· Princeton, orange and hlack_- Columbia, light blue and white,· Brown, hrown,· 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 subject to which the degree pertains, for example: Arts, Letters, and Humanities, white,· Commerce, Accounting, and Business, drab,· Dentistry, lilac,· Edttca­ tion, light hlue,· Engineering, orange,· Law, purple,· Medicine, green,· Music, pink,· Nursing, apricot,· Philosophy, dark hlue_- Science, golden yellow,· and Theology, scarlet.

Order of Exercises

In keeping with the nature of the ceremonies and in order that all may see and hear without distraction, it is requested that those in attendance refrain from smoking and conversation during the ceremonies and from moving onto the field to take photographs. Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated.

PROCESSIONAL

THB AUDIBNCB IS llBQUBSTED TO llBMAIN SEATED WHILE TH11 ACADEMIC PROCESSION liNTERS

INVOCATION THE REVEREND RoBERT H. BEAVEN

AnDRESS ALAN SIMPSON

CoNFERRING oF BAcCALAUREATE AND MAsTER's DEGREES

Candidates of the College of Atts and Science Presented by Dean Clark

Candidates of the Eastman School of Music Presented by Associate Director McHose

Candidates of the Department of Nursing Presented by Professor Hall

Candidates of the University School of Liberal and Applied Studies Presented by Dean Assum

Candidates of the College of Engineering and Applied Science Presented by Dean Graham

Candidates of the College of Education Presented by Dean Fullagar

Candidates of the College of Business Administration Presented by Dean Milts

Candidates for Masters' Degrees Presented by Associate Dean Conta CoNFERRING OF DocTORAL DEGREES

Candidates for the Degree Doctor of Medicine Presented by Dean Anderson

Candidates for the Degree Doctor of Education Presented by Dean Futlagar

Candidates for the Degree Doctor of Musical Arts Presented by Associate Dean Sethorst

Candidates for the Degree Doctor of Philosophy Presented by Dean Spragg

AwARD FOR ExcELLENCE IN UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING R. JAMES KAUFMANN

CoNFERRING oF UNIVERSITY CITATIONS To ALUMNI CARL w. LAUTERBACH MERLE MoNTGOMERY

CoNFERRING OF HoNORARY DEGREES JoaN R. SLATER RoBERT HANNA FELIX JoaN C. SLATER ALAN SIMPSON Presented by the University Orator Bernard N. Schitting COMMENCEMENT HYMN 0 Mater academica Rocestriensis, te Quae nobis tanta munera dedisti libere Nunc salutamus, agimus nos tibi gratias, Et semper te laudabimus cui nomen Veritas. 0 Mater, quam cognovimus per laeta tempora, Quae demonstrasti omnibus laboris gaudia, Quae "Meliora" indicas, excelsa praemia, Ad caelum omnes incitas, tu Mater splendidal 0 Mater ave, salve, tu, vale, carissima! Nos juvat jam in exitu dulcis memoria. Per vias due nos asperas semper ad optima; Mercedes da perpetuas, bona caelestia! -John Rothwell Slater 1907

REcESSIONAL

THB AUDIBNCB IS RBQUBSTBD TO RBMAIN IN PLACB UNTIL STUDENTS AND FACULTY HAVB LBPT THB STADIUM Diploma Ceremonies

Mter the platform party withdraws, the Deans will lead their faculties and candidates to the following locations for the awarding of Baccalaureate and Master's Diplomas:

College of Business Administration Hoyt Hall College of Education Men's Dining Center College of Engineering and Applied Science Lower Strong Department of Nursing Todd Union University School of Liberal and Applied Studies Women's Center Eastman School of Music Upper Strong College of Arts and Science Remain in Fauver Stadium

In order to permit all guests to witness the Diploma Ceremonies, these ceremonies will not begin until 3:30 p.m.

Graduatu and gu1sti ar1 cordially invit1d to thB Commenc11111ent R1e~ption which will DB h1ld on th1 Eastman Quadrangl• following th1 Diploma C~r~~moniu Honor Societies

SIGMA XI

El~ttld 16 f~tll mmnbmhip in 1964 Jerome I. Boyar Prabhakar J. Lavakare Virginia Bayard Fonda Caress Chandra Lal Mehta George C. Higgins, Jr. Narasimhaiengar Mukunda Paul Edmund Jarvis Robert E. Thayer William Leon Klein Michael Dowling Turner

PHI BETA KAPPA Bruce Lake Bauer Alan Jon Levine Stephan Vincent Beyer Carole Sue Light Barbara Schlang Brenner Phyllis Ilona Lyons Eileen M Brenner Walter James Michaelis **Marianne Margaret Carlson Charles Scott Owen Judith Ann Collins David Smith Oyer Joyce Ellen Cueman John Louis Pabrinkis Daniel Thomas Danahy Alice Ann Parman Francis Leroy Fennell, Jr. Lydia Joan Prass **Mary Patricia Garlinger Judith Lee Proof **Roger Wayne Givens Robert Wilkinson Russ Dorothy Ann Goldberg Donald Irwin Saltzman Marian Ruth Goldsmith Mida Bristol Schmitt Daniel Ray Green Murray Max Schwartz John Henry Hess Judith Ellen Shapiro Nancy Whitmore Hill Philip Anton Singer Harrison Price Jones Alan Joel Stern Robert Philip Klein Sarah Ellen Stotenbur Donald Sidney Koretz Richard David Tropp Jay David Kugelman Claire Anne Wooster Donna Blair Lake Matthew Henry Zwerling Judith Gay Lehman

ALPHA 0MBGA ALPHA Ronald George Basalyga Annemarie Karen Kreutner Robert Frank Betts Peter Jerome Leadley Ragna Christiansen Boynton Gordon Van Kirk Reid John Willard Frymoyer Joseph James Scibetta David Samuel Hungerford Robert C. Stemsrud Albert Kreutner, Jr.

**Elected in Junior Year Pri'"{!s and Aw,ards

RIVER CAMPUS COLLEGES

The Davis Pri~e, awarded to the man in the senior class whose original expository or persuasive speeches exhibit the highest excellence in content, organization, style and delivery-Tonye Victor Erekosima.

The Dwey Pri~e, awarded to the two men in the sophomore class whose original ex­ pository or persuasive speeches exhibit the highest excellence in content, organization, style and delivery-BaL:er Salsbury,Jonathan Arny Mezz.

The Stoddard Pri~e in Mathematics, awarded to two men pursuing the course in analytic geometry and calculus-James Robert Lawson, Christopher Lloyd Morgan.

The Shmnan Fellowship, awarded in alternate years to the student who has shown the highest ability in the work of the Economics Department-Richard Joseph Agnello.

The Eli~almh M. Anderson Pri~e, awarded to the senior who shows the highest pro­ ficiency in some subject connected with art-Mida Bristol Schmitt, Mary Sullivan Geier.

TheN. B. Ellison Pri~e, awarded to the man in the senior class concentrating in history who has done the best work in that department-Alan Robert Posner.

Th1 Williams Mmwrial Pri~e, awarded to the woman in the senior class concentrating in English who has done the best work in that department-Judith Gay Lehman.

The Jesse L. Rosenberger Pri~e, awarded to the man in the junior class whose work has shown the greatest improvement during his freshman and sophomore years- Karl Clune Davis.

Thl Rigby Will Prk.B in Biology, awarded to a member of the freshman or sophomore class for proficiency in Biology 101 and/or 102-Lynne Ellen Zegiob.

The Chester A. Dew1y Scholarship, awarded for proficiency in biological work­ David Thomas Miller.

Th1 Kreyur Pri~e in Germt1n, awarded for facility in spoken German-Amy Irene Glover.

The Alumnae Pri~e, awarded to the woman in the sophomore class who has done the best work in English during her sophomore year-Rita Lee Levitan.

The Stoddard Pri~e in Physics, awarded to the man in the senior class who presents the best thesis on an assigned topic of investigation in physics-Charles Scott Owen.

Th1 Russell M.amford Tuttle Pri~e, awarded to a male student for proficiency in the study of Greek-Paul Ralph Klingsberg.

The Susan Colver Rosmb~rger Pri~e, awarded to the woman in the junior class whose work has shown the greatest improvement during her freshman and sophomore years­ Lubow Cehelsky.

The John Dows Mairs Pri~e, awarded to the member of the junior class who has done the best work in concentration in economics-Charlotte Eileen Sitrin.

The Te,.,. Pri~e, awarded to the man in the senior class who by his industry, manliness, and honorable conduct has done most for the life and character of the men of the River Campus-Leo Andre Zabinski.

The Hull Pri~e, awarded to the man in the senior class concentrating in English who has done the best work in English studies-Richard David Tropp.

Thl Charlls L. Newton Pri~e, 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- Bruce Lake Bauer. Thl William Mars1 HtJStings Prir(,1, awarded for the best essay or thesis upon some topic on the history of industry-Richard Gary Kreitner.

Th1 Emil Kuichling Pri~B, awarded to the man in the junior class in mechanics who has shown the greatest proficiency in the work of the course- Paul Henry Wojciechowski.

ThB Charles Ellis CaldwBll Pri~1, awarded to the man in the senior class who in his college work has shown the greatest proficiency in the Department of English- Murray Max Schwartz.

Thl Thst4 Et4 Pri~B, awarded to the woman in the senior class who through her partici­ pation in campus life and by her influence, personality, and achievement has contrib­ uted most to the River Campus-Judith Gay Lehman.

ThB ]am11 D. McGill Momorial Pri~1, awarded to that undergraduate who has shown the greatest interest and demonstrated the highest achievement in the field of political science-Alan Joel Stem.

Th1 Gtm111k1 Phi Pri~1, awarded to the freshman woman who has contributed most to the extra-curricular life of the River Campus-Susan Vicki Dorfman.

Thl Hugh McKsn~u Pri~Bs, awarded to the woman who has shown the highest achieve­ ment and interest in History 101-102-and to the woman who has shown the greatest improvement in the same course-Doris Ann Ganick.

ThB Pllf'CJ B. Dutton Pri~1, awarded to the man in the senior class who, in the opinion of the Dean of Students, has exceeded all his men classmates in wholesome, unselfish, and helpful influence among his fellow students-David Smith Oyer. ThB F4nniB R. Big1low Award, presented to an undergraduate woman in recognition of the im,t;Ortance of the contributions made by women to the cultural, intellectual, and civic hfe of their communities-Marion Elizabeth Bartlett, Beth Helna Glover.

ThB Sigm4 Kappa Uprilon Pri~1, awarded to the senior woman who has excelled in a foreign language, particularly with proficiency in the spoken aspect of the language- Nancy Ellen Rosenbloom. Thl ]os1ph P. O'HIIffl Scholarship for Tr4vll and Study in Europs, awarded to a senior who has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa and who wishes to prepare for a career in teaching- Joseph David Tropp.

Thl T4u &t4 Pi Pri~e, awarded to the senior engineering student who, throu~h academic achievement, proven leadership and sterling character, has excelled and mspired his fellow students-Donald Herbert Liebich. Th1 Susan B. Anthony Prir(,s, awarded to the woman whose original expository or per­ suasive speech exhibits the highest excellence in content, organization, style and delivery-Karen Florence Gemberling. Thl Maris Ps~ !Ahmann Pri~s, awarded to the mechanical engineering major who has shown the most improvement from his freshman through his junior year- Michael David Snyder. Thl Nsil C. Arvin Momori4l Prir(,s, awarded to the senior who has excelled in French during her undergraduate course-Lydia Joan Prass. The E. P. App1lt Memorial Pri~e, awarded to a student of German for progress toward overall proficiency in spoken and written German-Judith Margaret Rogers. The Louis A. Alextmtler 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-John Wheeler Bishop. Ths ]os1ph A. O'Connor Gr#dut1 Study Endowmmt Fund Award, presented to a woman in the senior class who has shown marked ability in English literature, in classical lan­ guages and literature, or in archeology-Alice Ann Parman. Thl Don4ld R. Charles M1t1Zorit~l Awt~rd, given to a worthy student who, in the judge­ ment of the Department of Biology, shows 12romise of a kind which Professor Charles so regularly encouraged and aided-Eva Mat Eicher. The Fimm&ial Executives Camr Award, given to a senior in the College of Business Admin­ istration on the basis of scholarship, citizenship, and personal characteristics- Bruce Allan Hopkins.

The Qt~~~lity Control Award, given to a student in the College of Business Administration or the Colle~e of Engineering and Applied Science who has demonstrated exceptional ability and tnterest in the field of quality control-Gene Howard Walzer. The Janet Howell Clark Pri'{e, 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- Joyce Ellen Cueman. The Dslno G. Sisson Pri'{e, awarded to the freshman who has shown the most improve­ ment not only in college work but in adjusting himself to university life and the student body-William Harold Siener. The Androw Frild Memorial Pri'{e, awarded to that man who, upon completion of his freshman year, has shown outstanding qualities of character, superior moral judge­ ment, and interest in serving his fellow students-Paul Richard Ratoff. The Haskins & Sells Foundation Award, given to a senior majoring in accounting on the basis of scholastic excellence as well as personal traits-Douglas Franklin Ward. The Superior Scholarship Award, given to the senior majoring in accounting who has the highest academic standing in all accounting courses ana the greatest potential for success in the profession of certified public accounting-Douglas Franklin Ward. The lAttimore Pri'{s Scholarship for Geology Field Study, awarded to an undergraduate majoring in geology-William Thomas Gans.

EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC The Etlwartl P. Benjamin Awards, for the best composition of a quiet and tranquil nature -D. Donald Cervone, Them Ritter George, Stephen Wieloszynski. The Howard Hanson Pri'{e, for the best composition performed at the Spring Symposium -Richard M . Willis. The Lcuis lAne Pri'{e, for an outstanding work from the Spring Symposium of orchestral compositions-Joseph Baber. The Polish Arts Group Pri'{e, awarded annually to a talented and needy student of Polish descent-Melinda Blahovec. The Veterans Broadc111ting Company Scholarship Award, given to a performer of distinction from the Rochester area-John Wilson.

Performer's Certificates Nicholas Michael Argentina, in Obos Sharon Lee Hiller, in Piano Cherry N. Beauregard, in Tuba Kirsten Beatrice Huehn, Glen Edward Bell, in Trumpet in Voice anti Opsra Carl Jeffrey Bianchi, in Horn Donald Todd Jones, in Oboe Elizabeth Helen Bishop, in Bassoon Ernesto Lejano, in Piano Robert S. Brawn, in Trombone Ben Levin, in Perr:ussion Mary Louise Brecker, in Flute Paul-Martin Maki, in Organ Judith Kay Coen, in Voice and Opsra R. Lee Martin, in Piano Harris Nathaniel Crohn, in Piano Thomas Duane McCracken, in Oboe Patricia Dengler, in Flute Frank Joseph McDevitt, Jr., Carter M. Enyeart, in Violoncello in Voice and Opera Albert James Filosa, in Viola Albert Henry Merz, in Perr:ussion Dorothy Lucille Frizelle, in Hom Donald Jerome Moore, in Piano William P. Haller, in Organ Raymond John Nutaitis, in Tuba Kathleen Harris, in Voice Pll'jmn~r' s CertificatiS--Continflld Katina Anthony Palermo, Linda Florence Snedden, in Violin in Voice and Op~ra Lily Soong, in Violin Judith Womble Pinnix, Herbert A. Spencer, Jr., in Horn in Voice and Op~ra Hyacinthe Joyce Tlucek, in Violin Ross Wayne Powell, in CIMimt Linda Van Sickle, in Horn Jacklyn Ann Schneider, Frederick G. Weiser, in Cllll'imt in Voice and Op~ra Edward B. Wood, in Piano Elsie Lorayne Siebert, in Voice and Op~ra

Mist's Diploma Marian Gaynor Carlson, in Viola

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY

Th1 D~Wan]. St1phms p,~,, awarded b'l the alumni of the School of Medicine to a grad­ uating student who shows promise o developing the personal and professional qual­ ities that distinguished the late Dr. Doran J. Stephens, a graduate of the first class of the school-Joseph James Scibetta.

The B~Wilm Undsrgradt~t~te Rmarr:h AwMd in Mldicim, awarded to the member of the graduating class who has carried out the most meritorious research in the medical field-John Willard Frymoyer. The Bmjamin Bmh Pri"{e 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-Joseph James Scibetta. Candidates for Degrees

THE DIVISION OF HONORS STUDIES OF THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE

BACHELOR OP ARTS-with High1st Honors Judith Gay Lehman, English Murray Max Schwartz, English Richard David Tropp, English

BACHELOR oP ARTS-with High Honors Marion Elizabeth Bartlett, English Jay David Kugelman, English Jane Mary Lane, Etzglish Phyllis Ilona Lyons, English Alan Robert Posner, History Naomi Gail Schwartzman, History Sarah Ellen Stotenbur, English

BACHELOR oP ARTs-with Honors Diane Brim Balser, History Alan Jay Gutterman, History Martin Richard Bring, English Barbara Earl Jacobs, Frmch Andrew Gerald Brucker, Philosophy Joan Lorraine Johnson, English Margaret Ann Downey, English Leonard Stephen Lyons, Philosophy Robert Martin Edelstein, Economics Philip Anton Singer, History Tonye Victor Erekosima, Mark George Stern, English Politic11l ScimcB George Henry Sykulski, Politic11l Scimce Francis LeRoy Fennell, Jr., English Daniel Jay Walkowitz, English Bette Sanna Gross, Frmch Barbara Evelyn Winchester, English THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE

BACHliLOR OF ARTs-with High Distinction Stephan Vincent Beyer, Philosophy Donna Blair Lake, Psychology Marianne Margaret Carlson, English Alice Ann Parman, Frmch Joyce Ellen Cueman, Biology Judith Lee Proof, English Dorothy Ann Goldberg, English Andreas Rittmeyer, Economics Nancy Whitmore Hill, Judith Ellen Shapiro, Math~tnatics Political Scime1 and Spanish Alan Joel Stem, Political Scimce Robert Philip Klein, Psychology

BACHliLOR OF ARTs-with Distinction Richard Joey Agnello, Economics Alan Jon Levine, English Phyllis Jean Alexander, Frmch Betsy Light, Anthropology and Sociology Michele Bedesem Angilly, History Carole Sue Light, Psychology Nancy Annette Bock, Math~tnatics Michael Joseph Meagher, Biology Helen Joan Bukberg, English Walter James Michaelis, Math~tnatics Jean Ann Bunting, Psychology James Bruce Morris, General Scimcs Robert Kier Calhoun, Jr., English Christina Munson, English Bernard Cantor, Gm~ral Sciencs Lydia Joan Prass, Frmch Donald Gordon Cherry, Judith Margaret Rogers, German Political Science Nancy Ellen Rosenbloom, Spanish Suzanne Isobel Cohen, Psychology Robert Wilkinson Russ, History Barbara Jean Copeland, Biology Arnold Geoffrey Schlanger, History Daniel Thomas Danahy, Mida Bristol Schmitt, Fim Arts G8nlral Scimcs Dietlinde Karla Fenna Schneider, Gail Ann Eisenber$., History German Alan George Fines!lver, Ch~tnistry Howard Esmond Schwat, Biology Marian Ruth Goldsmith, Biology David Joel Sookne, Math~tnatics Marvin Bernard Gottlieb, Pamela Forrester Waas, History G8111ral Science Richard David Weiner, Mathematics Jean Ellen Horrigan, Spanish Claire Anne Wooster, English Judith Isabelle Jensen, English Marigail Wynne, Psychology Holly Joanne Keister, Biology Matthew Henry Zwerling, Margaret Emily Knapp, History G8111ral Sciencs Donald Sidney Koretz, Psychology Phyllis Rita Zych, Russian BACHELOR OP ARTS J. David Abramson, History Thomas Knowlton Craine, Pauline DeHaart Adams, Fins Arts General S ciencs Stewart Cornell Agor, English Neil Henderson Cullen, English Donald Joseph Ainsworth, History Henry Hornblower Damon, History Henry Dewar Allen, History Eileen Frances Danis, Spanish *Kathleen Margaret Amorose, Psychology Kenneth Reed Davies, General Sciencs Carleton Thomas Anderson, Jr., Martha Ann Davis, English Psychology John Burton Delack, German Linda Carol Angell, Psychology Joseph George DeMarco, Jr., Sally Jane Angell, French M.athsmatics James Archer, Jr., History John Francis Denison, English Richard Barry Arnaud, Philosophy Marcella I. Denman, English Barbara Anne Ash, History Joseph Paul DeOrdio, Jr., Psychology Timothy Alan Ashman, Psychology Joan Diana Desser, English *Clinton Carl Atkins, M.athsmatics John James DeTraglia, Gsnsral Sciencs Robert Shillingford Babcock, Jr., Vinjamuri Sumati Devadutt, Political Sciencs Anthropology and Sociology *Ronald Harlan Backer, English *Thomas William Dillenburg, Jr., Dennis Charles Badura, M.athsmatics History John Ross Bamford, Biology Maureen Elizabeth Doyle, Betty Jane Hill Bartok, Biology General Sciencs Eric McMillan Barton, General Science Daniel Williams Drake, History Barbara Anne Bauling, French Harvey Simpson Dyer, M.ath1matics Yetta Panitch Beach, Biology *Paul Jeffrey Edelson, M.athsmatics Alice Joanne Beals, M.athsmatics Alicia Betsy Edwards, History Amarintha Clark Beam, M.athsmatics Sheldon Revan Eisenberg, Psychology Harold Waldemar Beder III, Howard Carl Ellison, Chtmistry Political Sciencs Stephen Richard Engel, General Sciencs Jeffrey Bell, Psychology Dennis Upshur Evans, French Edward Berg, General Scimcs Edward Arnold Evans, General Scisntl *Richard Berg, General Sciencs Henry McCrea Evans, Psychology Frederick Brown Berrien, Biology Jane Frances Faber, English John Edward Besser, History *Michael Arthur Fauman, Biology Barbara Ann Betlem, Psychology Paul Samuel Feinstein, English Patricia Ann Blodgett, General Sciencs David Henry Feldman, History Joel Alan Blum, Psychology Martin Joel Fields, Psychology Phyllis Ann Boden, French Howard Bruce Fine, History Lois Margaret Brenner, Music Robert Fink, Spanish *Barbara Schlang Brenner, Philosophy Theodore Joseph Fischkin, History Thomas Edward Bronson, Barbara Jean Fleischmann, Psychology Political Sciencs Jack Forman, History Faye Reed Brown, Psychology Phyllis Jeanne Forrar, Psychology Louis Carl Buffardi, Psychology Gary Francis Forsyth, History Lydia Butkov, French Robert Wallace Foster, Jr., Psychology Thomas Albert Butler, Biology Ann Denman Fowler, French Gerald Bruce Button, Political Scisncs Ira William Frankel, Physics Janet Louise Caldwell, English Gail Ann Freckleton, Fint Arts Jack Clarington Carnes, Jr., English Leslie Ann Freed, English Richard Michael Cavagnol, Psychology Susan Joyce Freehafer, M.athtmatics Laurie Jeanne Chapman, English Richard Neil Fridman, General Sciencs Sylvia Anne Chipp, Political Sciencs James Marshall Frost, History Donald Melvin Christie, Jr., French *Virginia Renee Galton, Chsmistry William Longshore Claiborn, Psychology *Mary Patricia Garlinger, General Sciencs Edward Holton Clarke, General Scisncs Judith Anne Garvey, French David Harry Coene, Psychology Robert Charles Gears, English Geraldine Helene Cohen, Biology *Mary Sullivan Geier, Fin~ Arts Harriet Melinda Colby, English Jon Bruce Geiger, History Marcia Anne Conary, History Mary Louise Giustra, History Patrick Edward Cook, Psychology Jane Lois Gleicher, Psychology Larry Charles Coppard, Psychology Beth Helna Glover, Psychology Helen Fabian Cordovano, Psychology James Gordon, Psychology Wayne Alan Cornelius, Psychology John Spencer Gordon, English John William Corris, Jr., German Margaret Elizabeth Goshorn, Biology Joanne Young Corsica, June Mary Gouaux, Biology Anthropology and Sociology *Daniel Ray Green, Physics BACHELOR OF AaTS-contint~~d David Jay Greenfield, Gansral S&ian~a Felix Victor Lapine, German Rena Joyce Grossman, English Kenneth James Larsen, English Ruth Ann Grossman, Biololfl Carol Lynne Leone, Spanish Allan Maurice Groves, History Alan Barrus Lesure, English Joseph Ronald Hackett, Psy~hololfl *Harvey Stuart Levine, General Scienca Edmund William Hainer, Chamistry Henry Brian Levinson, Political Science Thomas William Hammell, English Stuart Lee Levison, English Jeffrey Lee Hammerman, Ganaral S~imce Richard Frederick Levy, English Mark Irwin Hampton, E~onomi~s David Crane Lewis, Psycholo[fl Andrew Paul Hannes, Mathamati~s Mary Elizabeth Lewis, History Joan Elizabeth Harman-Ashley, Thomas Walter Lewis, Gmeral Science Chamistry William Mark Lucianovic, Robert Michael Hearn, Genaral S~ianca Political Sciance Alvin Edward Hebert III, English *Henry Charles Ludmer, Framh Thomas Penrose Heckman, History Irene Edwina Maisch, English John Kenneth Hellen, Ganeral Sciama Carol Grace Marchand, Gmeral Scime1 Brian John Henderson, Economics Gail Harriet Martinson, Franch Elizabeth Sherwood Herbrand, History John Howard Mather, Chamistry John Harvey Herman, Psychololfl *Virginia Ann Matteson, History Barry David Hollander, Political S~ienca Jon Thomas McCumber, Psycholo[fl Samuel Joel Holstein, General S~iame Thomas Michael McFarland, History Kathleen Mae Horton, Biololfl Bruce Kim McPherson, Ganaral Scimc6 Marcia Scott Howden, Franch Leonard Chapin Mead, Jr., Psycholo[fl Richard Stephen Howk, Biolo[fl Martha Jane Merritt, English John William Huckle, E~onomics Barbara Gavitt Metzger, History Linda Hurd, Political Science Barry Michael Meyer, English Larry Edward Hurwitz, Biolo[fl Philip Alan Meyer, Psycholo[fl James Clarence Hyman, Economics Henry Warren Miller, English *Harvey Barry Jacobs, Ganeral Science Robert Edward Millward, Psycholo[fl Robert Frederich Jennings, John Daniel Monticello, Gaololfl General S cienca Sharon Marie Morehouse, French Kathleen Elizabeth Jessup, English John Donald Morris, Psychololfl Thomas Morris Jones, History Robert Edmund Morton, Ganaral Scime~ Roberta Sue Kahn, English James Walton Mosher, History William Albert Kaplin, Political Sciame Barbara Amy Muncy, History David Myland KaUfman, Ganaral Science Marsula Gail Munson, English Mary Edith Kenfield, Psycholo[fl Judith MacLeod Murphy, Psycholo[fl Susan Joan Kennedy, English Lawrence David Narcus, Chamistry Robert Brinker Kepple, English Evan Ashton Neff, Jr., Psycholo[fl Katherine Ann Kerr, Anthropolo[fl Marlene Green Nicoll, Economics and Sociolo[fl Jane Ellen Novelli, English Bonnie Lynne Kerzman, English Edmund Barrett Nugent, Jr., English Barbara Ann Keshin, General Scien~a Peter Martin Oilman, English Alvie Bouton Kidd, Psycholo[fl Grace Lynn Orbaker, Political Scimce Robert Michael Kiebala, Political Scienca Arthur Norman Osband, Chamistry Peter Griffin Kirby, History Linda Michaelson Ossias, English Frederick Lauer Kirk, Gensral Scienca Roy Anthony Pappas, Political Science Suzanne Delilah Kissinger, Psycholo[fl Robert Stanley Pardyjak, R.uuian Kenneth Duane Klocek, Psychololfl Robert Gregory Parker, English Richard Allan Knapp, History Alan Ralph Paul, Genaral Science *Virginia Ann Kobylarz, History Charles Hayward Paul, Ganeral Science David Robert Koster, Physics Judith Anne Peer, English Richard Ables Koubek, English Donald Albert Perl, English Linda Helen Koza, French Vicki Jeanne Ferrill, Philosophy Thomas Henry Krakauer, Biololfl Ira Lev Plotkin, History Richard Gary Kreitner, Economics John David Preg, History Harriet Mechaber Kremer, English Joel Robert Price, General Sciance William Andrew Krohley, Philosophy *Charles Raymond Privitera, Jr., Daniel Stuart Kruidenier, History Genaral Scimca Michael Arthur La Combe, Chamistry Margaret Foster Ramsey, Biololfl Kathleen Louise Lambert, History George Duguid Randels, History Barry William Lamont, Political Scienca Joseph Jay Ranelli, Psycholo[fl Carol Elizabeth Lang, History Charles Rathbone, Psychololfl Roger Grant Lang, English Lynne Allen Reilly, Spanish *Bruce George Lapham, Political Science Richard Charles Rivello, General Scim~, BACHBLOR OF ARTs-Continued Hazel Jeanne Rodgers, Psychology *Linda Middleton Smith, English Judith Ellen Roessel, Frmch Roberta Ann Sprenkle, Psychology Henry Joseph Romanofsky, William Albert Springer, History Gmtral Scime~ Peter Standish, English Lawrence Ellis Root, English Donald Kenneth Stein, Psychology Mark Loebel Rose, French Nancy Lynne Stein, Psychology Russell William Rosen, General Sciencs *Robert Elliot Stein, General Sciencs Judith Ann Rothman, Psychology *Lester David Strong, Jr., History Paul Martin Sacks, History *Stephen Bruce Strum, General Science Robert David Sacks, General Science Nina Kathleen Sullivan, Psychology Eileen Anderson Sallak, English Judith Terry Sutton, English Sandra Bette Salm, ChiJfTJistry Patricia Kathleen Sweet, English Karen Louise Salminen, Fine Arts Judith Myfanwy Swoyer, English *Donald Irwin Saltzman, General Science Arthur Roy Taber, Economics Russell Sandfield, General Science KarnaJane Teichmann, English Robert John Schacht, ChiJfTJistry Anthony Joseph Theodore, English Frederick Marsh Schaefer, Gary Harrison Tobey, Political Science General Science *Richard Paul Trumpler, Philosophy William Douglas Schafer, Psychology Susan Bent Tucker, French Stephen Malcolm Scher, Biology Donna Jean Vaiano, Biology Peter Michael Schick, General Science *Richard Albert Van Vliet, History *George Carl Schlein, French Howard Ross Veit, Psychology *Robert Paul Schmidt, English Mary Edith Ward, Psychology Allan Nelson Schore, Psychology Donald Lee Warner, History *Donald Martin Schreiber, *Lawrence Ian Weiner, General Science General S cimce Sydne Ann Weiner, Biology *David Miles Schrier, General Science Howard Michael Weiss, General Science Sharon Serafin, Chsmistry Parker Lawrence Weld, English Amandus Harry Sharbaugh III, Joan Sylvia Westcott, English ChiJfTJistry *Michael David Westreich, Timothy Smith Sharlow, General Science General Science Robert Harvey Whipple, Biology Harriett Louise Sherman, Gretchen Helen Wilke, English Spanish Literature Barbara Sprague Williams, Fine Arts Linda Isleen Sherman, Russell French Williams II, Political Scimce Anthropology and Sociology William Edward Shevlin, History Joanne Winer, History *Lesley Irene Shore, Psychology Berton Jay Wiser, Psychology Stephen Barry Shugrue, English Robert Edward Witherspoon, Jr., David Michael Shulman, English General Science Darrow Craig Wood, English Harvey Gordon Shulman, Gretchen Wright, Psychology General Scimce Kenneth Wayne Wydro, Psychology Daniel Joel Silagi, Biology Andrew Park Wynn, Economics *Steven Arthur Silverberg, English Carolyn Esther Wynn, Geology Thomas Keith Slack, Psychology Gerald Arthur Wysocki, General Scimce Gary Rensselaer Smith, English Scott Cady Yeaw, General Sci01zce James William Smith, MAthmzatics Martha Jeanne Zelle, ChiJfTJistry

BACHELOR OF SciENCE--with High Distinction Roger Wayne Givens, Physics David Smith Oyer, Chemistry

BACHELOR OF SciENCE--with Distinction Kenneth Harmon Douglass, Physics Harrison Price Jones, Astrophysics Charlotte Tay Moss, Chemistry Charles Scott Owen, Physics BACHELOR OP SciENCE

Chemistry as Major David Phillip Beggs *Lefford Franklin Lowden John Milner Cabaniss *Lloyd Joseph Male Roger William Crecely David Michael Morse Steven Arnold Dombchik George Michael Singer Stewart Edward Gloyer David Carson Tompkins *Joan Elliott Johnson

Physics as Major George Valkenburg Bettoney Stephen Geoffrey Steadman Richard Eugene Blank Stuart Keene Tewksbury Stephen Edwin Phinney Michael David Wood

Biology as Major

Nancy Taylor Gorham Jerrold Howard Seckler Edward John Maly

MASTER OP ARTS

Paul D. Adelstein, History Joseph T. Hock, History Robert Adkins Allen, Jr., History Thomas D. Hoctor, English Anastasios Anastasopoulos, Economics Barbara Mac Eachem Hole, English Richard William Angilly, History Sheng-tieh Hsiao, Economics William R. Babcock, Languages and Beatrice Jacobs, LanguagBs a1Zd Linguistics (Linguistics) Lingttistics (Linguistics) Diana W. Berry, History David George Kleinbaum, Mathematics Norman Jay Bloch, Mathematics Rajindra Kumar Koshal, Economics Thomas David Bowman, English Alice Barbara Kwiat, Fine Arts James Bradfield, Economics Kun-tsung Lin, Mathematics Saundra Passar Braitman, English Pacy A. Markman, Math~matics Donna Rae Browne, History Nobuo Minabe, Eco•zomics Roxann Reddick Bustos, English John LeRoy Molyneaux, History Dorothy M. Cantor, Fine Arts Richard Thomas Ognibene, History Anthony T. Carter, Anthropology Theodore J. O'Neill, Math~matics Vikaschandra Shrikrishna Chitre, Gerald Howard Perkus, E11glish Economics Lynne Ringwood, History Manisha Dasgupta, Anthropology Victor H. Sampson, History William]. DeRitter, English Carole Anne Sherman, Mathematics Janardan V. Deshpande, Mathematics Edward Leon Towle, History Patricia Ann Di Rienzo, History Shannon Mary Troy, English Richard James Fenton, Economics Ayodapo Orebowale Udo, History Bill L. Ferguson, English Katharine Heath Wilbur, Languages Robin A. Fogarty, History and Linguistics (Linguistics) Susannah Sewall Alden French, English Stephen Willard, Mathematics Rochelle Lois Goldberg, History Mary LaVerne Wright, Foreign atzd Batya Abramson Goldstein, History ComparativB Literature (French) Kenneth Frederick Gordon, Economics William Henry Wright, Mathematics Rev. William Graf, History Carl Wickersham Yoder, History Susette Ryan Graham, English Susan Zalosh, Psychology Edward Joseph Gucker, Physics MASTBR OP Sc!BNCB

Allyn A. Bregman, Biology Amy Joan Meslcin, Ch~~mistry Peter J. R. Buttner, Guo logy Philip Charles Rotoli, Ch~~mistry Elizabeth Ann DeLong, Chumistry Linda Geneve Saarinen, Biology Corinne Lessig Johnson, Biology Lee Don Simon, Biology Mary Ann Jordan, Biology Joan Nicole Spalding, Biology Gary Michael Kayajanian, Biology Mary Jane Vrooman, Biology Sun Kee Kim, Biology THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

BACHELOR OF SciENCE-with High Distilzctim Douglas Franklin Ward, Accottnting

BACHELOR OF SciENCE-with Distinction Lewis Arthur Dawson, Jr., Btt!imss Administration

BACHELOR OF ScmNcE Btt.rinsss Administration as Major *David Edward Aman *William James Lee, Jr. Jack Richard Barr *Richard Herrington Levy John Wheeler Bishop James Russell Lewis Kenneth Arthur Borgus *Robert Gustav Martin Thomas Lloyd Brown James Lawrence Mourer Budd Reeves Catlin Julia Marjorie Reimels *Leonard Louis Ciufo Alo Saluste Richard Roy Contryman *Charles B. Sand way, Jr. Dennis Stewart Davis Wayne Marshall Schultz Myron F aryna Gerald Paul Smith David William Fisher John Harold Taylor Robert Edward Flass Kelvin Frank Tucker James Franklin Haas Carol Margaret Williamson *Ronald Eugene Haley Leo Andre Zabinski *Wilfred Louis Klatt, Jr. Adolf Bernhard Zuch

Aceotmting as Major Fred Best Andrews, Jr. Bruce Allan Hopkins Harald Sigurd Berge Richard Alan Krain *William Ronald Capossere II Lawrence Howard Krasnow Terry Louis Card Paul Arthur Kroner Gerald Clarence Davis Olof Harold Lundberg, Jr. *Norman Richard Dorosin Barry Benedick Migdall Michael Ewanow Robert Milton Pieters George Vincent Flagg Frank Pollatta Peter Anthony Gangloff Charles Joseph Ricard Arthur Ralph Gaudio Peter Joseph Rossi Mark Allan Goldstein Jerome Arthur Siegel Donald Edward Gulick Raymond Frank Vit

bzdztstrial Managemmt as Major David Kingsland Clark *Ronald Conrad Kubarek Terry Duncan Giles Charles William Rech, Jr. *Alan Robert Greenwood Peter Clemens Wall ace

MASTER OF SciBNCE Edward John Ackley Lester W. Jenkins Bruce V. Anderson William P. Klepeis Robert E. Ashodian Theodore K. Levy Donald M. Bay Lee McCanne Keith Everett Fredlund Richard J. Pompa Carolyn Nell Hooper Kenneth M. Smith Phillip Steven Hyatt James B. Watt2

MAsTER OP BusiNESS ADMINISTRATION Thomas Pound Goodwin Lorentz G. Nordback2 G. Thomas Grape Wilbur F. Stone Edmund Bertell King David Burbank Strong Gareth Walter Larder Paul A. Sullivan Arthur A. Melville, Jr. 2 THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

BACHELOR OF SciENCE-with High Distittction Eileen M. Brenner, Education

BACHELOR oF SciENCE-with Distinction Marsha Streifer Abeson, Edttcation Janet Wentworth Hicks, Education Andrew Martynas Cieminis, Education Gail Patricia McConnell, Education Judith Ann Collins, Education Lydia Ann Okuniewicz, Edttcation Carla Anne Friedenberg, Educatiotz Suzanne Brown Sumrall, Education

BACHELOR OF SciENCE Education as Major Ann Lynn Abelove Daniel Nold MacGregor Nancy Carol Ashton Marjorie Ann MacNeill Joan Dina Bertinelli Anne Louise McCabe Ronna Mae Campbell Robert Stewart McMillen *Susan Ellerby Clement Karen Anne Melin *Linda Berg Coons *Nancy Ellen Mochel Terese de Young Diana Warrant Parks Salvatore DiBiase *Skaidrite Pavasars Patricia Jane Earnest Marvin Charles Sachs Susan Grace Gerrish Ruth Morozowitz Saffrin Marilyn Ann Morey Grivjack Linda Jane Sanders Jean Ann Hutchings Catherine Delores Schantz Carole Louise Jolley Barbara Judith Seelbach Frederic Warner Kautz Gerald Thomas Snyder Marian Todd Leadley Jerilyn Janet Steele *Catherine Alice Livadas Janet Louise Stolle Patricia Ann Lorbach Donald Campbell Taggart III Carol Ann Macaluso Kristina Maude Van Rensselaer

MASTER OF ARTS Zelda Lois Bate Carolyn J . Humphreys Matthew S. Berger Frances Clough Johnson Lyle Peter Brozost .John F. Keiffer Anne B. Buchner Patsy Ann Kelley Catherine Rose Casaceli Jerry John Kiessling Joseph Frank Citro Warren B. Knapp Rutli E. Cripps Mary Anne M. Lesko Carol DeFazio Curry Stephen Barry Maley Zaki Morad El-Kodsi Franklin F. Marotta Susan Ehrlich Raymond E. McCagg Janet Fraser Danehy Mary Moody McNulty Gloria Ann Emmanuel Janet Myrna Miles Mary G. Farrell Herbert Ralph Miller Sharon Lynch Fero Marion C. Moran Joan M. Fitzgibbons Beverly Passmore Murnan Carolyn Joyce Geller John M. Neary Joseph Gold Anthony Michael Partigan Dorothy Helen Gordon Adelia Marie Peters Mildred Ann Gormel Anne C. Ray Edward Joel Gullo Margaret Tierney Resue Carol Williams Hartman Bethany Mary Richardson Susan Hawes Donald Lee Roach Margaret Ora Heary Mary Clossey Rohr MASTER oP ARTs-Contint~~d Kenneth Anthonv Scarciotta Clara Y. Uline Jacob H. Schaeffer, Jr. Karen Ruth vonSauers Beulah R. Schroder Gloria Ann Wagner Lesly Sima L. Sedlitz Linda Jeanne Wermuth John Ross Shafer William A. Wheeler Barbara Brown Smith Phoebe Jane Wolfe Carolyn Ann Spencer William Anthony Y anno Fred Calvin Steensma Mary Burritt Zumchak Elizabeth C. Tone

MASTER OP EDUCATION Sylvia Gray Bloom David Michael Nier Judith Anne Emmanuel Dorothy Mary O'Brien Ronald S. Gigliotti Donald G. Parker Mary Jane Cook Gray Francis J. Pilecki Frank W. Hetherington Russell A. Raethka, Jr. Walter G. Horne Beverly Jane Rosie Oscar R. Karch Samuel J. Salatino Carolyn Lois Mould Keck Anne Rapavi Scheuerman William John Kelly Joan Agnes Skerl Joan M. Kreienberg Anastasia Maria Smereczynska Joanne Elizabeth Lang Margaret W. Van Winkle Seth Neil Leibler James R. Walsh Paul James McKinnon Donn Richard Wilshaw Robert Bruce McPherson Margaret Che Wong Glen Edward Miller Joseph A. Wyman Leslie Gerald Moore

DocroR oP EDuCATION Robert William Blake, A.B., American International College, 1952; A.M., Boston University, 1954 Thesis: A Study of the Effectiveness of a Linguistics Approach in Teaching Punctu­ ation to Secondary School English Students in Self-Instructional Units

Kenneth Nelson Fishell, B.S., Brockport State Teachers College, 1952; Ed.M., The University of Rochester, 1958 Thesis: Utilization Patterns of Programmed Materials in the Junior High School

Jerome Paul Lysaught,2 A.B., University of Kansas, 1954; A.M., 1954 Thesis : An Analysis of Factors Related to Success in Constructing Programmed Learning Sequences THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF SciENCE-with High Distinction John Hersh Seinfeld, Chumical Engineering

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with Distitlction Bruce Lake Bauer, Mechatlical Steph~n G~en Karnak, Electrical Engine~ring Engtneermg Howard Kevin Johnson, Mechanical Donald Herbert Liebich, Chemical Engine~ring Engineering

BACHELOR oF SciENCE Machanical Engineering as Major Thomas Girard Collins David Millard Noonan Dennis Clark Elmore Roswell Donald Merwyn Peters Donald Lawrence Helfer James Douglas Sangster Bradford Johnstone Carl Schlossberg Francis Xavier Masseth Robert David Steinberg Richard Rudolf Merz John Charles Tobin John Edward Malis

Chemical Engineering as Major Charles William Bash Roger Allen Schwind *Dennis Willard Chipman *Bennet Joseph Serkin Thomas Gerald De Nota Derek Tyeth White-Stevens Charles Bradley Miner Barbara Ann Williams Peter Christian Pfeil

Optics as Major Robert Harry Bastian Robert LeRoy Maier GeorgeDube James Leslie Munroe James Morton Forsyth

Electrical Engineering as Major William John Cannon *John Francis Milne Richard Murray Davis Robert Crosby Phear Jeffrey Randolph Duerr Henry Irwin Simon Ernest Harvey Forman Robert Frederick Steen Leo Thomas Glogowski John Frederick Tiede Daniel John Healey Harold Roger Van Voorhis Lance Tyler Klinger David Robert Wesley Paul Ulrich Lind Jerald Zandman

MAsTER oF SciENCE Jeremy B. Ashman, Donald Parker Daley, Mechanical Engineeri11g Chumical Enginming Waman Vishwanath Bhat, Narayan V. Deshpande, Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Chiou-Shium Chen, Frederick Herbert Drury, Electrical Engine~ring Mechatlical Engineet-ing Charles Stanton Cook, David G. Eldridge, Mechanical Engineering Machanical Engineering MAsTER OF SciENcE-continued William Clark Evans, Stanley Gene Sadler, Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Ronald Richard Firth, Robert L. Sanderson, Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering William G. Frizelle III, John Schroeder, Chemical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mukund Digarnbar Ganga!, Lynn Andrew Selke, Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Alfred F. Gaspar, Kenneth Gerald Shepherd, Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering John Paul Harrington, Donald Patrick Sullivan, Mechanical Engineering Chemical Engineering Linda Nan Herman, Lawrence Raymond Sutton, Chemical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Robert S. Hilbert, Optics K. Swaminathan, Optics Ambrose August Hochrein, Jr., James Hugh Taylor, Chemical Engineering Electrical Engineering Lawrence Bruce Holmes, Roy Lee Testerman, Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Chao-Peng Hsieh, Kenneth Dean Urfer, Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering George Gustaf Landberg, ThomasJ. Walter, Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Ting-Yung Liu, Chung-Chian Wang, Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Alexander E. Martens, Marc Steven Weiss, Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Otto Mayr, Douglas Hocker Williams, Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineerilzg Sarsfield Sherman McNulty, Joseph H. Worth, Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Francis Geoffrey Milligan, Optics Douglas Bixby Wright, Vincent Piarulli, Chemical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Hwa Ming Zien, James C. Runyon, Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LIBERAL AND APPLIED STUDIES

BACHELOR OF SciENCE--with High Distinction General Studies as Major John Louis Pabrinkis

BACHELOR OF SciENCE--with Distinction Gmeral Studies as Major John Henry Hess Richard Kilday Todd John Robert Jamieson Alan Paul VanKerkhove Richard Albert Marsh

BACHELOR OF SciENCE General Studies as Major George Samuel Anderson, Jr. William Harold Kanaley Robert Bruce Anderson Roy James Kanous *Rodger Woodley Baker *Wahe Wagram Karayan Roger Joseph Barnaby Lee Springfield Kimbrough Kathryn Marie Bills *William Alden Kraft Wyan Gaw Bovay Ralph Frederick Limpert Brice William Bowerman, Jr. Randall Edward Mack Ronald Jack Brunner Stephen Richard Maloney Ruth Reich Capell Hedda Martens Chester Clifton Champion, Jr. Phyllis Filbrun McNelly Maurice Chen William Hamilton Mehrhof *Donald Anthony Coffey Martin Albert Michael Lawrence Richard Cushing Louise Kelly Norris Roger Francisque Dauvergne *Henriette Anne Parlow John George Deister Harold John Phillips William Joseph Denk Walter Leo Predmore, Jr. John Gordon Elliott Richard Alan Rappaport Giles Potter Erickson Kathryn Anne Rosen *John Irving FitzMorris *Alexandra Salamaca Cornelia Macy Gordon Margaret Mary Seuffert Donald Daws Green *Arnold Shore Michael Henry Groth Francis Eugene Sledzinski Richard Clarence Groth Paul Herbert Snell *Susan Bender Hannie Richard Lewis Sonner *Christine Kirkham Heatherley John Eliot Staples *Richard Atwood Heatherley Raymond Stanley Sterner George Joseph Heeks Philip John Tschiderer *Harvey Walter Heer Jean Fletcher VanKeuren Friedrich William Hellmer Constanza Villegas Dunlop Gordon Hollinger John Franklin Waterman Hugo Fritz Huedepohl Willis Vern Williamson *Donald Finley Ingerick Nathan Harley Yost

MAsTER OF SCIENCE George Arman, Roger Harry Ridley, Applied Mathematics Applied Mathematics David Bennett Hillman, Christopher Snelling, Industrial Statistics Applied Mathematks Jerold Burton Lisson, Dell H. Warnick, Applied Mathematics Industrial Statistics Armand V. Odierna, Donald Richard Wilder, Applied Mathematics Applied Mathematics THE EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC

BACHELOR OF Music-with Distin~tion Edward Richard Bahr, Janice Molly Macisak, Publi~ s~hool Mtuic Applied Music (Violin) Janice Bozena Baty, Paul-Martin Maki, Applisd Mtuic (Violin) Applisd Music (Organ) Elaine Pearl Bergstein, Jan ice Marie Marciano, Publi~ School Music Applisd Music (Piano) Elizabeth Helen Bishop, Elaine Louise Maurey, Public School Music Applied Music (Piano) Mary Louise Brecker, Harry J. Max, Public School Music Public School Music Robert Kurtz Myers III, Compositiotz Joan Bussenschutt, Public School Music Carole Stefanie Oncavage, Patricia Dengler, Public School Music Applisd Music (Fluts) Lance Premezzi, Applisd Music (Violin) Joan Anne Denslow, Gary L. Rathjen, Applisd Mrtsic Applisd Music (Piano) (Trombons)/Music Education Rachel Louise Einfeldt, Charlotte Boyce Reid, Public School Music Applied Music (Piano) Carter M. Enyeart, Judith Ann Ryder, Applisd Music (Piano) Applisd Music (Violoncsllo) Sr. M. Agnes Cecile C.PP.S., Albert James Filosa, Applied Music Applied Music (Organ) (Viola)/Music Education Gerald Shapiro, Composition Thorn Ritter George, Composition Edward Whitten Slier, Thsory Harriet Ellen Gouline, Lily Soong, Applied Music (Violin) Applisd Music (Voics) Hyacinthe Joyce Tlucek, Applisd Music Barbara W. Hall, (Violin)/Music Education Applisd Music (Violoncsllo) Helene Triantafillou, Applied Music Sharon Lee Hiller, (Violoncsllo) /Music Education Applisd Musi~ (Piano) Linda Van Sickle, Applied Music (Horn) Wilson Theodore Hoyle, Frederick G. Weiser, Applisd Music (Violoncello) Public School Music Karen Kay Kaufmann, Candace Gail Willner, Applisd Music (Voics) Applisd Music (Piano) Ben Levin, Applisd Music John Duane Wilson, (Psrcussion)(History of Music Applied Music (Piano) Suzanne Todd Lingelbach, Edward B. Wood, Applied Music (Piano) Public School Music Karen A. Phillips Wyre, Cornelia Ruth Lyons, Applisd Music Applied Music (Viola) (Flute)/ MttSic Education *Yoko Yoshida, Applied Music (Piano)

BACHELOR OF Music Frank Anthony Ames, Marshall George Burlingame, Applisd Applied Music (Percussion) Music (Clarin8t)/History of Music Nicholas Michael Argentina, *Gail Edna Caldwell, Applisd Music Applisd Music (Obos)/Music Education (Viola)/History of Music William Roger Armstrong, Thomas Henry Leathers Caldwell, Applied Music (Clarin8t) Applied Music (Piano) Linda Louise Ascatigno, Joseph R. Carmitchell, Applied Music (Voice) Public School Music Glen Edward Bell, *Michael Francis Cheskiewicz, Applied Public School Music Music (Clarin8t)/Music Education Carl Jeffrey Bianchi, Rebecca Ruth Clark, Applisd Music Applisd Music (Horn) (Piano)/Music Education Judith M. Binder, Alice Marie Conway, Public School Music Public School Music Shirley Mae Binder, Katherine S. Daniel, Public School Music Applied Music (Piano) Robert S. Brawn, Applied Music Sharleen Deisenroth, (Trombon8)/Music Education Public School Music Sara Virginia Brown, Thomas Dickerman Dunn, Applisd Music (Horn)/Music Education History of Music BACHELOR OF Music--Continued *Mark Allen Edwards, Marilyn Jane Miltenberger, Applied Applied Music (Piano) Music (Piano)/ M1tsic Education Jerry Michael Exline, Martha K. Minster, Public School M1tsic Applied M1tsic (Double Bass) Dorothy Lucille Frizelle, Alan G. Moore, History of Music Applied Music (Horn)jM1tsic Education Jimmy Hudson Morris, Applied Mttsic Helen M. Gardner, Applied Mttsic (Trombone )/Music Edttcation (Oboe)/History of Music Elizabeth L. Patterson, Charles Clifford Girard, Applied M1tsic (Dottble Bass) Public School Music Peter S. Pesce, Applied Music (Voice) David S. Greenhoe, Applied Music Theresa A. Philippone, Applied Music (Trumpet)/Mttsic Education (Voice)/Mttsic Education Leigh W. Hamilton, Public School Music E. Miche Priaulx, Applied M1tsic (Voice) Judith Havel, History of Music Lynne Bernice Priest, Monte Kursheedt Hoffman, Applied M1tsic (Flute) Applied M1tsic (ViolotJcello) Charles Adam Richards, Franklin Paul Jacobson, Applied Music (Voice) History of M1tsic Linda M, Rodgers, Public School M1tsic Rigmor R. Johannessen, Barbara Jean Ross, Applied Music (Voice) Applied M1tsic (Piano) Margaret V. Ross, Applied M1tsic (Piano) *Richard P. Jones, Applied Music Linda Sargent, Applied M1tsic (Piano) (Trumpet)/M1tsic Education Richard Holly Scheffler, *Sara Lynne Jonsson, Public School M1tsic Applied M1tsic (Voice) Sheridan Mark Schlieben, Applied Harold Solomon Kacanek, Music (Trombone )/HumatJities Public School M1tsic Lawrence R. Singer, Donald Vincent King, Applied Music (Oboe) Public School M1tsic Herbert A. Spencer, Jr., Toni Jo La Vier, Public School M1aic Applied Music (Horn)jM1tsic Education Kenneth J. Lawless, Jr., Mary E. Stillman, 1 History of Music Public School Music Sarah Ann Lillya, Public School Music George Douglas Thornton, Jr., Lois Carolyn Lounsbery, Public School M1tsic Applied M1tsic (Piano) Sara Katharine Tone, Angeline Matilda Matthews, Applied M1tsic (Piano) Applied M1tsic (Piano) Angela D. Tucci, Public School M1tsic Sharon Lee McClain, Theory Gloria Ruth Van Skiver, Thomas Duane McCracken, Applied Public School M1tsic M1tsic (Oboe)/Music Education Albert Webster, Applied Music Karen McNerney, Theory (Double Bass)/Music Education Albert Helll1' Merz, Applied M1tsic Sandra Frances Whitbeck, Applied (PercttSsion)/M1tsic Education M1tsic (Voice )/Music Education Stuart Charles Milligan, Theory Linda Mary Wood, Public School Music

MAsTER OF ARTS Karen R. Edmiston, M1tsicology Stephanie A. Slobodzian, M1tsic (Theory) Berta Anne Lab ash, 1 Musicology Michael Allen Smith, M1tsicology Daniel Nimetz, M1tsicology Herschel Veldon White,1 M1tsic (Theory) Jana Louise Rowe, M1tsicology MASTER oF Music Barbara Baltzer, Music Education Sandra Johnette Eakin, 1 Music Literature Marcia Ellen Barbour,1 Arnold Lesley Earl, 1 Music Education Applied M1tsic (Violoncello) James A. Ebbets, Music Education Cherry N. Beauregard,1 M1tsic Literature Norman M. Fickett, Trudy Burns Borden, 1 Music Literatur~ Applied Music (Percussion) David James Britton, Music Literature John Harold Foreman, 1 Music Education Charles Stagmaier Brown, Jr., Charles C. Fussell, Composition Music Literature Laurence Arey Gibson, Music Literatttre George Lobdell Cantin, Mttsic Education Marilyn Lois Gorman, Music Literature Irving Galen CarIs on, M1tsic Literatttre Joan Charlene Groom, Composition Robert Walter Christensen, Composition William P. Haller, Music Literature Patricia Mae Colvin, Music Literature Margaret Ann Harnish, Music Literature Robert William Confare, Music Education Kathleen Harris, M1JSic Literature MAsTBR oP Musu:--Contintnd Barbara Heinen, Music Literature Kenneth Carlton Partchey,1 Raymond Charles Herbert, Music Education Applied Music (Piano) David Clemmons Pinnix, Music Literature L. Cameron Johnson, 1 Church Music Ross Wayne Powell, Music Lit~ratur~ Donald Todd Jones, M;;sic Literatttre John David Ricca, Music Literatur~ Charles Elwin Ketchabaw,1 Frances Robertson, Music Lit~raturl Music Education Michael Saetta,1 Music Education W. Peter Kline, Mttsic Literature Elsie Lorayne Siebert, Regina Maria Lopes, 1 Music Education Applied Music (Voice) Charles G. Mandernach, Miisic Literature Mar~aret June Stinson, 1 Miisic Education R. Lee Martin, Music Literature Philip John Swanson, Music Lit~ratur~ Richard C. Merrell, 1 Music Education Robert Frederick Taylor, Frank Joseph McDevitt, Jr., Music Literatur~ Applied Music (Voice) Catherine E. Thiede, Music Literatur1 Paul David Minert, Mttsic Education Richard William Thier,1 Music Education Donald Jerome Moore, Coral Duane Tome, Music Education Appli1d Music (Piano) Robert Carl Umiker, Music LiteratUrl Jerrold A. Moore, Music Education Suzanne Walkup, 1 Music Education Kazue Nohmi, Music Literature Gerald Loren Welker, Music Literature Raymond John Nutaitis, Music Lit~rature Neva Jane Cram White, Music Litmlttm Katina Anthony Palermo, Margaret Denny Whitfield, Applied Music (Voice) Music Literature Judith Gorton Parkinson, Sister Mary Sheila Wilhelm,1 Music Literatttre Music Education Edward I. Yadzinski,1 Music Education

Docroa OP MusiCAL ARTS James Joseph Barber, B.Mus., Eastman School of Music, 1958; M.Mus., Eastman School of Music, 1959. Performance and Pedagogy Thesis: Practical Edition of Six Sonatas for Violin and Continuo, Opus 4, by Francesco Geminiani

Charles Oliver Bowers, 1 B.S., Southeast Missouri State Teachers College, 1940; M.Mus., Eastman School of Music, 1948. PerformanCI and Pedagogy Thesis: The Onzieme Ordre of Fran~ois Couperin Edited and Arranged for Orches· tra

Marian Gaynor Carlson, B.Mus., University of Kansas, 1959; M.Mus., Eastman School of Music, 1961. Performam• and P1dagogy Thesis: A Collection of Arrangements for Viola Solo and Clarinet Choir

Robert Holmes Cowan, B.S., Juilliard School of Music, 1954; M.S., Juilliard School of Music, 1956. Performatlce and P,dagogy Thesis: Six Piano Concertos by Contemporary British Composers

Quenten Dale Doolittle, B.S., Ithaca College, 1950; M.Mus., Indiana University, 1952. Performance and Pedagogy Thesis: The Chamber Sonatas of Georg Muffat

.James R. Lerch, B.S., Juilliard School of Music, 1946; M.S., Juilliard School of Music, 1952. Performance and Pedagogy Thesis: Violin Class Method and Teaching Manual for Use at the College Level

Elsa Marie Ludewig, B. Mus.,The Conservatory of Music, Oberlin College, 1957; M.Mus., Eastman School of Music, 1958; B.Mus.Ed., The Conservatory of Music, Oberlin College, 1959. Performance and Pedagogy Thesis: A Study of Published Clarinet Concertos Composed before the Mozart Clarinet Concerto Docro:a oP MtJSICAX. A:a.n-Contint~~d Florence Reynolds, B.Mus. with Distinction, Eastman School of Music, 1946; M.Mus., Eastman School of Music, 1947. Pll'/0f"111411GI tmd P1tlagogy Thesis: The Sonatas and Partitas of August Kdhnel : A Practical Edition

James Gary Wolf, B.Mus., University of Wichita, 1955; M.Mus., Eastman School of Music, 1960. PerfiJt"tl'latzcl and P1dagogy Thesis: The Solo Pianoforte Variations of Max Reger

Max Hoffman Yount, B. Mus., Conservatory of Music, Oberlin College, 1960; M.Mus., Eastman School of Music, 1961. Chtmh Mmk Thesis: Chamber Oratorio for Pentecost THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY

BACHELOR OF SCIJfNCB'-With Distinction

Gsnert~l Nursing t~s MAjor Parricia Ann Reagan Mary Alice Stonham Helene Kay Shetler Barbara Blakeslee Taylor Mary Jule Smyth

BACHELOR 01' SCIBNCB

Gnurt~l Nursing as MAjor Ruth Anna Fischer Charles Leslie Maxon, Jr. Gloria Ann Hagopian *Jean Van Alystine Pieri Barbara Jean Hogan Annette Marie Schultz Elizabeth Holczimmer Koehler Anna M. Tislov Joyce Loreen Ludwig *Phyllis Reardon Voelkl

Nursing t~s MAjor *Lynda Lee Bailey *Deborah Jean Lawrence *Elaine Carol Bound *Marjorie Spencer Mitchell *Barbara Seymour Buckwalter *Parricia Armsrrong Pilkey *Rose Marie Cilano *Sara Jane Reichard *Elizabeth Love Edwards *Marilyn Neff Repsher *Bonnie Jane Fish *Rosemary Jean Scinta *Susan Dorothy Foster *Sharon Whipple Selke *Ellen Craig Frehner *Dorothy Jane Snell *Phyllis Anne Gaebel *Barbara Sharon Taff *Jayne Zinke Grout Ann Rosa Weitzel *Elizabeth Jane Hodge *Ruth Ellen Wilder *Judith Beth Hoffman *Barbara Louise Yeo *Joyce Bonnie Jordan *Anne Holder Zeiders

MAsTBR oF Scumca Samuel H. Adams II, Dental Research Robert A. Kirchner, Jr., Bobby Ray Adcock, Radiation Biology Radiation Biology S. Mansoor Ahmad,2 Rtldiation Biology Sverre 0. Lie,2 Microbiology Judith Jean Barker, Nursing Education Barbara Klock Lyons, Nursing Educt~tion Gregory J. Barone, Rtldit~tion Biology Ann Brown Maier, Nursing Education John S. Brand, Rt~dit~tion Biology Carolyn Joan Male, Microbiology Irvin Francis Buck, Dentt~l Research Margaret T. Martone, Rtldiation Biology Richard George Cuddihy, Ronald Joseph Martone, Rt~dit~tion Biology R.ildiation 13iology James C. Daly, Rt~diation Biology Genevieve Kaiser McQuillin, Madhuri V. Deshpande, Nursing Education Rtldiation Biology William Kirby McRaney, Charles Mallory Detter, Rtldiation Biology Rtldit~tion Biology Ahmed N asr Mohamed N asr, George P. Douglas, Radiation Biology Occupational Medicine Linda McCauley Eberly, George F. Orthey, Jr., Nursing Education Radiation Biology Robert Frankel, Rtldiation Biology Raymond B. Otero, 2 Microbiology John Willard Frymoyer,2 Pharmacology Mildred A. Pangraze, Radiation Biology Stanley C. Harris, Rtldiation Biology Mabel Elizabeth Stringham Patton, Marilyn Dueger Hurlbutt, Nursing Education Nursing Education Carol Ellen Predmore, Radiation Biology Albert Donald Insley, Edward Karl Reider, Jr., Nursing Educt~tion Radiation Biology Be jan Iranpour, Dental Research Richard H. Roydhouse, Dental Research Earl Leslie Kinsley, Rtldit~tion Biology Susan Quiriconi Scholes, Romulus S. von Hazmburg, RPdialion Biology RPdiation Biology Richard E. Stanley, RPdiation Biology John Milburn Wallace, Radiation Biology Carleton C. Stewart, Biophysics Robert T. Wangemann, RPdiation Biology Mary Evans Stewart,2 RPdiation Biology John Blair Webster, Radiation Biology Edwin Tanner Still, Radiation Biology Elizabeth Lillian Wilson, Damen Dev Thanik, Dmtal Rmarch Nursing Education Joseph]. Thomas, Jr., Laurence Cheng-Kong Wong, RAdiation Biology Pharmacology Paul E. Tyler, Radiation Biology Carol Jean Zeitvogel, Ora Mabel Upson, Nursing Education Nursing Education

DocroR OP Mm>xetNE-With Honor John Willard Frymoyer Charles Arthur Lankau, Jr. Albert Kreutner, Jr. Joseph James Scibetta

DocroR oP MsnxcrNB Robert H. Ackerman Katherine Meyerand Jacobs Vincent Agnello Charles McKown Janeway Stuart Arlan Babcock James E. Jarrett Ronald George Basalyga Renner Michael Johnston Hugh Grenville Beebe Leslie Stanley Kish Robert Frank Betts Byron Edward Kolts Stuart Robert Bless Annemarie Karen Kreutner Lyman Haury Boynton Stephan Kuhar Ragna Christiansen Boynton Stephen Joshua Kunitz Robert H. Brofman Peter Jerome Leadley David Peter Campbell Robert M. List Reuben Anderson Clay, Jr. George Telemachus Manitsas Bryce A. Collier Yoshiro Matsuo Caroline Breese Collier Robert Hopkins McLean Robin Ian Davidson Peter Evan Mebel Sam Dugan Lawrence Fred Nazarian Robert Lincoln Eberly Donald Walter Palmer Edward C. Elsey, Jr. Gordon Van Kirk Reid John P. Farkas Curt August Ries Leroy Fass Lee Maxon Schmidt Michael Earl Freshman Howard J. Schneider William Douglas Graham Robert Marshall Shepardson, Jr. Owen Charles Grush John Crewe Slocumb Michael Amin Hamilton Robert S. Stemsrud David Joseph Harris David Rhees Stewart Robert Harold Hecht Robert C. Tatelbaum David Samuel Hungerford William Royden VanArsdell, Jr. Robert W. Huntington III Ingvars Janis Vittands Thomas Hyslop Donald A. Wells THE UNIVERSITY COUNCIL ON GRADUATE STUDIES

DoCTOR OP PmwsoPHY Michael Eugene Arons, B.E.E., The Cooper Union, 1959; Physics Thesis: Finite Quantum Electtodynamics: A Field-Theoretic Model Using an In­ definite Mettic

Patticia Ashley,2 B.Mus., University of Rochester, 1952; M.Mus., Cleveland Institute of Music, 1953; M1tsic (Th1ory) Thesis : Prokofiev's Piano Music: Line, Chord, and Key Allan Edward Austin, A.B., Michigan State University, 1959; A.M., University of Rochester, 1963; English Thesis: D. H. Lawrence's Shorter Fiction: The Question of Chronology

Alan Philip Batt,2 B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1959; English Thesis: Bernard Shaw as a Religious Dramatist Theodore Avery Bick, B.S., Union College, 1958; M.S., University of Rochester, 1960; M4thi11Uitics Thesis: Determining Sequences in Euclidean n-Space

Harmon Charles Bickley, Jr.,2 D.D.S., University of Michigan, 1959; Pathology Thesis: Effects of a Lathyrogen on the Sttain "L" Fibroblast

Jerome I. Boyar,2 A.B., University of Connecticut, 1959; Psychology Thesis: The Construction and Partial Validation of a Scale for the Measurement of the Fear of Death

Katherine Brooks, A.B., Hunter College, 1949; Biology Thesis: Studies in the Physiological Genetics of Bacteriophage Lambda

Robin Brooks, A.B., Brooklyn College, 1957; History Thesis: Melancton Smith: New York Anti-Federalist, 1744-1798

Stephen Edward Cantor,2 B.S., Queens College, 1959; Ch~mi.rii"J Thesis: Model Compounds Related to Fumagillin; The Cleavage of Ethers Under Mild Conditions

Virginia Bayard Fonda Caress, A.B., Bryn Mawr College, 1959; Ch~tni.rii"J Thesis: Some Nuclear Reactions of Cuaa with 60 to 42D-Mev Protons

Joseph Mottis Cohen,2 B.Mus., Texas Christian University, 1953; M.Mus., 1954; M1tsic (Thlory) Thesis: Symphony No.1

Edmund Sargent Copeland, B.A., Cornell University, 1958; M.S., University of Roch­ ester, 1961; RAdiation Biology Thesis: Means of Enhancing the Localization of Radioiodinated Fibrinogen in the Walker Carcinoma 256 Borne by the Female Sprague-Dawley Rat

Karl C. Corley,Jr.,2 B.S., Trinity College,1958; Psychology Thesis: The Electtophysiological Significance of Frequency-Specific Responses of the Nervous System to Flicker During Learning

William Christi Corning,2 A.B., Heidelberg College, 1957; Psychology Thesis: The Effect of Classical Conditioning on Nucleic Acid Quantity and Metab­ olism in Planarians

Harold A. Cox, Jr., 2 B.S., University of Rochester,1959; M.S., 1961; Chlmical Enginuring Thesis: Some Electtokinetic Aspects of the Rheological Behavior of Human Erythrocyte Suspensions DocroR OP PHILOSOPHY-<:ontimml Douglas Kenneth Craig, B.Sc., University of Witwatersrand, 1953; M.Sc., 1960; B.Sc., Potchefstroom University, 1957; M.S., University of Rochester, 1961; Radiatilin Biology Thesis: An Investigation of the Interactions that Occur Between Radionuclides and Aerosols in the Respirable Size Range

Hubert Allen Eddy,2 A.B., Boston University, 1952; A.M., 1954; Radiation Biology Thesis: Pathologic and Pathophysiologic Mechanisms in the Acute Intestinal Radiation Syndrome and Their Modification by Adrenal Factors

Rocco R. Fazio,2 A.B., Wesleyan University, 1955; English Thesis: The Fury and the Design: Realms of Being and Knowing in Four Novels of William Faulkner Rona Glassman Finkelstein, A.B., Connecticut College, 1949; A.M., University of Rochester, 1961; Philosophy Thesis: The Empirical Identity Theory of Mind and Brain: An Examination and 1 Evaluatton

Frank William Fletcher, A.B., Lafayette College, 1959; Geology Thesis: Middle and Upper Devonian Stratigraphy of Southeastern New York

Bernal Flores, B.Mus., University of Rochester, 1961; M.Mus., 1962; Music (Composi­ tion) Thesis: The Land of Heart's Desire (A Chamber Opera)

Joseph Natale Ginocchio, B.S., Lehigh University, 1958; Physics Thesis: General Structure of and Symplectic Symmetry in f112 Nuclei

Gerald Eugene Groblewski, B.A., University of Maryland, 1949; Pharmacology Thesis: Induction of Automaticity by Adrenergic and Cholinergic Drugs in Iso· lated Cardiac Preparations of the Cat

Moo-Young Han,2 B.S., Carroll College, 1957; Physics Thesis: An Indefinite Metric Theory of Finite Quantum Electrodynamics

Michael McCarthy Hercher,2 B.S., University of Rochester, 1956; Optics Thesis: The Optical Characteristics of Ruby Laser Emission

George C. Higgins, Jr.,2 B.A., Amherst College, 1959; Psychology Thesis: A Factor Analytic Study of Some Dimensions of College Experience

George Rodney Huggett,2 B.S., Oklahoma State University, 1958; S.M., Harvard University, 1959; M.E., 1961; Optics Thesis: Intrinsic Photoconductivity in the Alkali Halides

Paul Edmund Jarvis,2 A.B., University of Rochester, 1959; Psychology Thesis: The Effect of Self-Administered Verbal Instructions on Simple Sensory­ Motor Performance in Children

Alexander Lawrence Johnson, B.Sc., Victoria University of Wellington, 1954; M.Sc., 1955; Chemistry Thesis: Degradative and Synthetic Studies on Actinospectacin

Patricia Carley Johnson,2 A.B., Chestnut Hill College, 1955; History Thesis: Sensitivity and Civil War: The Selected Diaries and Papers, 1858-1866, of Frances Adeline (Fanny) Seward

Chan Yang Jung, B.S., Sungkyungwan University, 1957; Radiation Biology Thesis: The Uptake of Arsenate and Its Effect on Transport and Glycolysis in Yeast DOCTOR OP PHILOSOPHY-continued Alice Mae Kenyon, A.B., Cornell University, 1958; Biology Thesis: ComJ2arison of ·(II) .Macro- With (IV) .Microchromosomal Frequency Distnbutions of Viabilities for Caged Drosophila Melanogaster

William Leon Klein,2 B.A., Columbia College, 1959; Psychology Thesis : An Investigation of the Spontaneous Speech of Children During Problem­ Solving v Vincent]. Knapp, A.B., Syracuse University, 1956; History Thesis : The Arbeiter-Zeitung, The Mirror of Austrian Social Democracy

Harvey Jay Kramer, 2 A.B., Hunter College, 1951; Psychology Thesis: I. An Information Theory Method for Measuring Psychological Ambi­ guit>:

II. Effects of Varying Ambiguity and Type of Content Upon Projection with Blind and Sighted ·

Charles Krzentowski Krantz, A.B., City College of New York, 1956; A.M., University of Connecticut, 1958; History Thesis: The British Secularist Movement: A Study in Militant Dissent

Arthur William Krauser, A.B., Brooklyn College, 1958; Psychology Thesis: An Investigation of the Development of Abstract Thinking in Children Through Programmed Instruction

Samuel Shoichi Kurohara, A.B., Washington University, 1953; M.D., 1957; Radiation Biology Thesis: Studies of the Effects of Ionizing Radiation on Creatine Metabolism in Patients Treated for Malignancy and in Rats

Prabhakar J. Lavakare, B.Sc., Bombay University, 1953; M.Sc., 1955; A.M., University of Rochester, 1961; Physics Thesis: The Isotopic Composition and the Energy Spectrum of Low Energy Helium Nuclei in Primary Cosmic Radiation

Robert Hall Lewis, B. Mus., University of Rochester, 1949; M.Mus., 1951; Music (Com­ position) Thesis: First Symphony

Ying Lin, A.B., Peking University, 1939; Ed.M., Harvard University, 1946; Psychology Thesis: The Perceftion of Human Face: A Developmental Study of the Stimulus Potency o Different Facial Features .

Georges W. London, B.E.Ph., Cornell University, 1959; Physics Thesis: Intrinsic and Dynamic Properties of the 8 Hyperon

Chandra La! Mehta, B.Sc., Maharana Bhopal College (Udaipur, India), 1957; M.Sc., University of Delhi, 1959; Physics Thesis: Studies in the Statistical Properties of Electromagnetic Radiation

E. Lindsey Merrill,2 B. Mus., University of Louisville, 1949; M.Mus., Yale University, 1950; Music (Theory) Thesis: Mrs. H. H. A. Beach : Her Life and Music

Christopher Jan Michejda,2 B.S., University of Illinois, 1959; Chwistry Thesis: Thermal Decomposition of Mixed Carboxylic-Carbonic Anhydrides De­ rived from Secondary and Tertiary Alcohols

Edward Joseph Miller,2 B.S., Spring Hill College, 1960; Radiation Biology Thesis: Studies on the Renal Handling of Calcium DocroR OF PHILOSOPKY-Continued Narasimhaiengar Mukunda, B.S., St. Stephen's College (Delhi), 1958; Physics Thesis: Studies in Hamiltonian Theories of Relativistic Interacting Particles, and in the Application of Symmetry Groups to Elementary Particle Physics

Roger Paul Napier,2 B.S., St. John Fisher College, 1959; Chemistry Thesis: Approaches to the Synthesis of Longifolene

Daniel Joseph O'Donovan,2 B.Sc., University College, Dublin, 1956; M.S., Cornell University, 1960; Physiology Thesis: Relation Between Keto Acids and Glutamine in the Renal Biosynthesis of Ammonia and Amino Acids

J. E. Parsons, A.B., Kenyon College, 1958; English Thesis: The Animate Glass: Chapman's Dramatic Evolution

Gabriel Pinski,2 A.B., Columbia College, 1957; Physics Thesis: Nucleon-Antinucleon Annihilation into Pions and Heavy Non-Strange Bosons

William Howard Pirkle,2 B.S., University of California, 1959; Chemi.rtry Thesis: The Derivation of Hydroaroma,tic Morphinans and Isomorphinans from Natural Sources ·

David Thomas Porter,2 A.B., Hamilton College, 1950; English Thesis: The Art of Emily Dickinson's Early Poetry

Robert E. Rowland, B.A., Cornell College, 1947; M.S., University of Illinois, 1949; Radiation Biology Thesis: A Quantitative Autoradiographic Study of Exchangeable Bone Calcium

,/' Kai Peter Schoenhals, B.A., Kalamazoo College, 1958; A.M., Yale University, 1959; History Thesis: The Russian Policy of Count Friedrich Ferdinand von Beust 1866-1871

Darrell L. Scott,2 B.A., Iowa State Teachers College, 1957; M.Mus., University of Rochester, 1959; Music (Theory) Thesis: The Concerto Grosso

/ Herbert Shapiro, A.B., Queens College, 1952; A.M., Columbia University, 1958; History Thesis: Lincoln Steffens: The Evolution of an American Radical

Edward Sharples, Jr., A.B., University of Massachusetts, 1955; English Thesis: Carlyle and His Readers: The Froude Controversy Once Again

Douglas Coli Sinclair,2 B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1960; Optics Thesis: The Design and Construction of Helium-Neon Visible Lasers

Martin Samuel Spergel, B.S., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1959; A.M., University of Rochester, 1961; Physics Thesis: On Baryon Anti baryon Scattering

/Thomas John Spinner, Jr., B.A., Lehigh University, 1953; M.A., Columbia University, 1954; History Thesis: George Joachim Goschen 1831-1907, British Statesman and Politician

Paul Stark,2 B.Sc., McGill University, 1949; Pharmacology Thesis: Some Neurohormones Affecting Hypothalamic Self-Stimulation DocroR OF PHIWSOPHY-Gontinrml Samuel Stuart Stradling,2 A.B., Hamilton College, 1959; Chemistry Thesis: Part One-Characterization of the Products from the Claisen Rearrange­ ment of Allyl 3-Methylphenyl Ether and of Allyl 3-Methyl-4, 6-Dichlor­ ophenyl Ether Part Two-Preparation and Characteristics of Steroidal Methoxyketones

Robert E. Thayer,2 A.B., University of Redlands, 1957; Psychology Thesis: Development and Validation of a Self-Report Adjective Check List to Measure Activation-Deactivation Michael Dowling Turner, M.B., Ch.B., University of Bristol, 1950; M.D., 1959; Bio­ chemistry Thesis: Some Aspects of Amine Metabolism in Relation to Liver Disease John David Valaik, A.B., University of Notre Dame, 1957; History Thesis: American Catholics and the Spanish Civil War, 1931-1939

EricJ. Weller,2 A.B., Hofstra College, 1960; Philosophy Thesis: Causality and Agency: A Study in the Concept of an Act

Jay Byron Wells,2 B.A., University of Denver, 1951; M.S., 1952; Physiology Thesis: A Comparison of Some Mechanical Responses of Fast and Slow Mam­ malian Skeletal Muscle

./ Kenneth William Wheeler,2 A.B., The University of Texas, 1951; History Thesis: Early Urban Development in Texas, 1836-1865 Robert G. Whitmore, A.B., Carleton College, 1950; M.Mus., Drake University, 1958; Music (Composition) Thesis: Concerto Grosso for Flute, Trumpet, Harp and String Orchestra Roger B. Wilkenfeld, A.B., Brooklyn College, 1959; English Thesis: Act and Emblem: A Study of Narrative and Dramatic Patterns in Three Poems by John Milton

Maria Dorotea Zupan,2 Diploma, University of Ljubljana, 1956; Chemistry Thesis: Part One-The Thermal Decomposition of Isopropylcyclobutane Part Two-The Thermal Decomposition of Methyl Cyclobutanecarboxy­ late Recipients of Certificates

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY

CERTIFICATES IN RADIOGRAPHY

Prosetlt6d in September, 1963

Carol Ann Beard Michael R. Hargrave Sally Etu Grieb Terry Ann Murphy

A superior number following the name indicates: 1 Diploma dated October 4, 1963 2 Diploma dated February 7, 1964

Unless otherwise indicated, an asterisk preceding the name indicates the degree is conferred subject to the com­ pletion of certain requirements.