THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

One Hundred and Eighteenth Annual

Commencement Ceremonies

SUNDAY, JUNE SECOND

NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT 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 floor to take photographs. Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated. 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. Gow1u were then a common form of apparel for both the clergy and the laity but today they survive chiefly in eccle­ siastical or academic ceremonies such as the one we shall witness this afternoon. The symbolism of the American style of regalia is described below. Variations may be observed in the attire of the graduates of for­ eign 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 mor­ tarboard 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 subject to which the degree pertains, for example: Arts, Letters, and Humanities, white; Commerce, Accounting, and Business, drab; Dentistry, lilac; Education, light blue; Engineering, orange; Law, purple,' Medicine, green,- Music, pink,- Nurs­ ing, apricot,' Philosophy, dark blue; Science, golden yellow; and Theol­ ogy, scarlet.

Commencement Ceremonies W. ALLEN WALLIS, President, Presiding

THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER COMMENCEMENT ENSEMBLE Conducted by Professor Hunsberger

COMMENCEMENT FANFARE Howard Hanson

ENGLISH FOLK SONGS Ralph Vaughan Williams March-Seventeen Come Sunday Intermezzo-My Bonny Boy March-Folk Songs from Somerset

PROCESSIONAL THE AUDIENCE IS REQUESTED TO BE SEATED AFTER THE PLACING OF THE COLORS AND WHILE THE ACADEMIC PROCESSION ENTERS

COMMENCEMENT HYMN Directed by John C. Braund

INVOCATION THE REVEREND ROBERT H. BEAVEN, A.B., B.D., M. Litt., Ph.D.

ADDRESS HEDLEY WILLIAMS DONOVAN, A.B., B.A., Litt. D., L.H.D. Now editor-in-chief of all Time, Inc., publications, Mr. Donovan began his news-gathering in 1937 as a reporter for theWashington Post. He had just returned from Oxford University, where he was a Rhodes Scholar for three years after his graduation with high honors from the University of Minnesota in 1934. In 1942, he left the Post to join the Navy, serving as an intelligence officer until the end of the war. He joined Time, Inc., as a writer for Fortune in 1945, and became managing editor of that maga­ zine in 1953. Six years later he was editorial director for Time, Inc., and, in 1962, he became a member of the company's board of directors. When the late Henry R. Luce became editorial chairman of the company in 1964, Donovan succeeded him as editor-in-chief.

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 Ludlow Candidates of the College of Engineering and Applied Science Presented by Dean Loewy Candidates of the College of Education Presented by Dean Fullagar Candidates of the College of Business Administration Presented by Dean Meckling

CONFERRING OF MASTER'S DEGREES Candidates for Master's Degrees Presented by Dean Fortner CONFERRING OF DOCTORAL DEGREES Candidates for the Degree Doctor of Medicine Presented by Dean Orbison Candidates for the Degree Doctor of Education Presented by Dean Fullagar 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 EMORY REMINGTON Presented by University Orator Bernard N. Schilling

CoNFERRING OF PRESIDENTIAL CITATION WILLIAM EDwARD DooLEY Presented by University Oratot· Bernard N. Schilling Thy Glorious Deeds Have Inspired My Tongue from Samson Georg Frederic Handel William E. Dooley

CONFERRING OF UNIVERSITY CITATIONS TO ALUMNI GEORGE MICHAEL MULLEN, B.A. MARY STEICHEN CALDERONE, A.B., M.D., M.S.P.H. Presented by University Orator Bernard N. Schilling

CoNFERRING OF HoNORARY DEGREE HEDLEY WILLIAMS DONOVAN Presented by University Orator Bernard N. Schilling THE GENESEE Directed by William E. Dooley RECESSIONAL 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; AT THE BROAD STREET ENTRANCE FOR THE EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC AND AT THE COURT STREET ENTRANCE FOR THE SCHOOL OF NURSING. Diploma Ceremonies

For the Baccalaureate and Master's candidates, ceremonies will be held at 2:30 in the locations indicated below:

College of Arts and Science Anthropology Harkness 320 Biology Dewey 114 Biology-Geology Dewey 307 Chemistry Lattimore 304 Economics Harkness 210 English Wells-Brown Room- Library Fine Arts Arts Library Foreign & Comparative Literature Periodical Room-Library Geological Sciences Dewey 307 General Science Dewey 206 History Todd West Languages & Linguistics Reserve Reading Room-Library Mathematics Harkness 115 Music Music Lounge-Todd Philosophy Harkness 114 Physics & Astronomy Bausch & Lomb 109 Political Science Harkness 315 Psychology Morey 321 Sociology Harkness 315 College of Business Administration Lower Strong Auditorium College of Education Upper Strong Auditorium College of Engineering and Applied Science Hoyt Hall Department of Nursing Whipple Auditorium-Medical Center Eastman School of Music Kilbourn Hall- Eastman Theater School of Medicine and Dentistry (Master's) Susan B. Anthony Lounge University School of Liberal and Applied Studies Women's Residence Center

Commencement Reception

Graduates and guests are cordially invited to the Commencement Re­ ception. President and Mrs. Wallis will receive graduates and their fam­ ilies in the Welles-Brown Room of Rush Rhees Library. EMORY BRACE REMINGTON Musicians, brought to technical perfection under leadership that makes them play better than they know, may fear admire, but rarely love their despotic benefactors. Discipline, severity, the pursuit of style and finish-all that the term professionalism implies will inspire affection only for one who is equally great as a teacher and a human being. Such is the unique achievement of Emory Remington, for near half a century the most celebrated and the most beloved teacher of a single instrument in the annals of the Eastman School of Music. Born in Rochester, he returned after study in New York and Philadelphia to become almost simulta­ neously principal trombonist of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra and Professor of Trombone in the Eastman School of Music. Himself a master of the instrument, he created his own method, his own "school" of performing, teaching a legato, singing style that distinguishes his pupils as coming uniquely from his hand. Their presence on the roster of premier symphonic and operatic orchestras throughout the Western world testifies to the phenomenal consistency and effectiveness of the Remington mode. The University of Rochester, in recognition of his 46 years of unbroken success, bestows upon Emory Remington the seventh of the Edward Peck Curtis Awards for excellence in undergraduate teaching.

WILLIAM EDWARD DOOLEY The performance of operatic music in the 20th Century has been marked by a phenomenon called the "American Voice," the sonorous yet lyrical baritone heard in the voices of Lawrence Tibbett, John Charles Thomas, Leonard Warren, and Robert Merrill. Popular acclaim now adds to this majestic company the name of William Dooley, at once the most Ameri· can and the most international of the talents that grace the lyric stage in our time. A Californian of Irish descent, he brought to the University of Rochester his fine natural gifts and here achieved an ideal union of the study of music and of English literature. After service in the armed forces and continued study in Germany, he advanced with remarkable assurance through provincial houses into the West Berlin Opera itself. A heroic capacity for work had prepared him for the supreme moment of his early career, the role of Iago in a performance of Verdi's Otello, starring the renowned Italian soprano, Renata Tebaldi. But they who had come to applaud "LaDiva Serena" remained to cheer the triumphant American. Of equal talent in music, drama and voice, William Dooley now com­ mands a repertory of more than 40 roles, standing forth in the world of music as the versatile, authoritative "house baritone" indeed indispens­ able to the contemporary production of grand opera. The President of the University of Rochester bestows upon William Dooley this citation for outstanding achievement, proud of the fame already achieved and assured of new eminence to come.

GEORGE MICHAEL MULLEN A University wishing to maintain the continued excellence of its student body must count upon the loyalty of its own graduates. The University of Rochester has profited from the untiring efforts of George Michael Mullen of the class of 1941, a steady participant in alumni activities, and a recruiting officer of phenomenal success in the Boston area. In keeping with the ideal of the Havens-Chicago Award, of which he was himself the beneficiary, he has determined to do for others many times over what had been done for him. His alma mater accepts with gratitude the fruits of his energy and devotion, including his own two daughters, while imi­ tating throughout the nation his ambitious and successful program.

MARY STEICHEN CALDERONE, M.D. Among the critical problems of the modern world, none concern more people than those of human reproduction, public health, and the control of our proliferating numbers. In these social, moral, and personal areas, Dr. Calderone has been a pioneer and now stands forth as a leader of unmatched authority. Her vast commentary in books, articles, and lectures on the problems of sex education has been marked by courage, sanity, and profound knowledge as she continues her militant championship of monogamy that precedes and follows the marriage service. The U of R is happy to have trained this rare crusader in science and salutes the achieve­ ment of a distinguished graduate of the School of Medicine.

HEDLEY WILLIAMS DONOVAN The philosopher Alfred Whitehead has written that a great society is one wherein men of business think greatly of their functions. Convinced that American men of business in their zeal for progress form the most radical element in the national scene, Hedley Donovan has employed his great influence to aid the man of affairs in the creation of a better Ameri­ can way of life. A graduate of the University of Minnesota magna cum laude, he continued his studious ways as a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford, embarking finally upon a career in journalism that has carried him to the summit of his profession. After war time service on behalf of Naval Intelligence, Hedley Donovan joined the staff of Fortune and began a steady march toward the eminence for which he was so clearly destined. The astonishing rapidity of his ascent to editor-in-chief of the vast, im­ perial enterprise of Time, Inc. commanding a circulation of 13 million throu.ghout the world, attests to the respect and confidence of his sophis­ ticated associates. To the huge undertaking that has become his awesome responsibilty, he brings a rare union of the scholar, the craftsman and the disciplined professional, qualities now to be honored by the U of R as akin to the ideals of the learned world.

lSlo~or Jrocieties

PHI BETA KAPPA *"Catherine Joyce Albisetti Elaine Rosenwasser Kaufman Diana Amsterdam Jane Elizabeth Kaufman Lewis David Barnett Lora Dale Kaywin Geoffrey Alan Bass **Joseph Alan Klein Melville Lester Bienenfeld Philip Todd Lavin **Peter Michael Bloch Mark Alan Lipton Ira Howard Block Joanne Lynne London Barbara Elizabeth Bockelmann Anna Heiselman Mace James Richard Campbell Roger Guy Markham Allen Stephen Cohen Lynn Ann Maunula Charlotte DeCroes Leslie Carol Merchant William Frederick Ehrcke **John James Miller Theodore Stuart Feit Jay Nogi Patricia Ann Feneran Larry Norton Ira Mark Friedman Mark Reisler Zina Diane Geller Jonothan David Roughgarden Mark Everett Gershwind Nancy Jane Salomon Bonnie Gold Norman SchaBer Daniel S. Goldberg Jeffrey B. Schamis David Hanser Graham Steven Mark Scharf David Samuel Granite Andrew Howard Greenhill Robert Michael Schlanger Lawrence Grossberg Richard Roy Schneider Daniel James Guttman Linda Zwick Shapiro Sue Carol Hanfling **Kenneth Alan Small Larry Howard Hillman **Margaret Lynn Sprague Anthony Hewitt Jackson Suzanne Jane York David Bernard Jarrett Steven Martin Zeldis Deborah Nancy Kates Mitchell Zuckerman

SIGMA XI

Elected to Full Membership in 1968

Jose Luis Bascunana Dieter Knecht Robert Brent Caton Ting Yung Liu John Andrew Chamberlain, Jr. PaulW.Lommen Alan Coopersmith Carolyn Male Paul F. Endres Stanley G. Sadler Ganesh Lal Harpavat John J. Stuart Jau-Fu Hwang Noel H. Turner Shy-Shung Hwang Shu-Yi Wang

Elected to Associate Membership itz 1968 Nelia Adams Murkofsky

**Elected in Junior Year ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA Joseph Stevens Bujak Edward Otto Reiter Russell Wallace Chesney Robert J. Ruderman Samuel Jacob Hessel Paul Nathan Samuelson James Paul LoGerfo Sandra Morral Stewart William Lowell Medd Ann Louise Sullivan Gordon Nordell Olinger

BETA GAMMA SIGMA William Leslie Baker Howard R. Jaquith Robert C. Chaet L. Thomas Kelly Peter C. Engle Robert A. Lytle, Jr. Carl Peter Foes Louis Robert Morris Stuart Mark Geschwind Lowell C. Patrie Bruce Myron Greenwald Steven Edward Salmonsohn David J. Howard Dan Tupper Spencer, Jr. Kenneth Paul Janette John R. Wilson

TAU BETA Pr Paul John Brusil Douglas Newton Rundell Bruce Allan Davy Wadie N. Sirgany Arthur L. Gurson Thomas Walter Smith Morton Sanford Isaacson Alan Lee Wertheimer Robert John Kultzow Pri~s and Awards

RIVER CAMPUS COLLEGES

The Dewey Prize, awarded to the man in the sophomore class whose original expository or persuasive speeches exhibit the highest excellence in content, orga­ nization, style and delivery-William Ludel

The Stoddard Prize in Mathematics, awarded to two men pursuing the course in analytic geometry and calculus-Alan Paul Baker and Steven Chu.

The Sherman Fellowship, awarded in alternate years to the student who has shown the highest ability in the work of the Economics Department-Peter Bloch.

TheN. B. Ellison Prize, awarded to the man in the senior class concentrating in history who has done the best work in that department-Daniel James Guttman

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- Linda Zwick Shapiro

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 Craig Scott Ingraham

The Rigby Wile Prize in Biology, awarded to members of the freshman or sopho­ more class for proficiency in Biology 101 and/or 102-Paul David Mintz.

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 laboratory -James Paul Weiss. The Kreyer Prize in German, awarded for facility in spoken German­ Hazel Mary Perkins.

The Alumnae Prize, awarded to the woman in the sophomore class who has done the best work in English during her sophomore year-Diane Tolomeo 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- Kenneth Alan Small

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-Eva Gun Asher

The John Dows Mairs Prize, awarded to the member of the junior class who has done the best work in concentration in economics-Joan Caroline Long

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-David Anthony Ragusa. The Hull Prize, awarded to the man in the senior class concentrating in English who has done the best work in English studies-Ross Samuel Kendall

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-Morton Sanford Isaacson 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 College of Business Administration -Carol Ann Conneely 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- Brian Charles Kullman 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 Lewis David Barnett 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-Alice Mary Leonard.

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-William Michael Goldman.

The Hugh McKenzie Prize, awarded each year to the freshman women who have shown the highest achievement and interest in a history course- Patricia Ruth Pessar and Barbara Arlene Baum

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- Henry George Kaplan.

The Fannie R. Bigelow Award, presented to an undergraduate woman in recog­ nition of the importance of the contributions made by women to the cultural, intellectual, and civic life of their communities-Ingrid Elizabeth Stevens

The Joseph P. O'Hern Scholarship for Travel and Study in Europe, awarded to a senior who has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa and who wishes to prepare for a career in teaching-(Two winners for 1967·68), John Timothy Londergan and Lawrence Grossberg. 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-Douglas Newton Rundell

The Susan B. Anthony Prize, awarded to the women whose original expository or persuasive speech exhibit the highest excellence in content, organization, style and delivery-Elizabeth Julia Berry, Annie H. Rech, Toby Lynn Plevin

The Marie Petz Lehmann Prize, awarded to the mechanical engineering major who has shown the most improvement from his freshman through his junior year­ Ernest Douglas Levinson

The Neil C. Arvin Memorial Prize, awarded to the senior who has excelled in French during his undergraduate course-Larry Howard Hillman

The E. P. Appelt Memorial Prize, awarded to a student of German for progress toward overall proficiency in spoken and written German- Mary Lou Swagler Patton

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 David Anthony Ragusa. 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-Anna Heiselman Mace 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-Seth Robert Reice. The Pinandal Exe•utives Career Award, given to a senior in the College of Busi­ ness Administration on the basis of scholarship, citizenship, and personal charac­ teristics-Steven Edward Salmonsohn The Quality Control Award, given to a student in the College of Business Admin­ istration or the College of Engineering and Applied Science who has demonstrated exceptional ability and interest in the field of quality control- David Eugene Besenfelder 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-Charlotte DeCroes. The De/no G. Sisson Prize, awarded to the freshman who has shown the most improvement not only in college work but in adjusting himself to university life and the student body-William Allen Butcher. The Andrew Pried 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-Russell William Regan.

The Haskins & Sells Foundation Award, given to a senior majoring in accounting on the basis of scholastic excellence as well as personal traits-John R. Wilson

The Superior S•holarship 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- Robert Martin Weinstein The Lattimore Prize S•ho/arship for Geology Field Study, awarded to an under­ graduate majoring in geology-Mary Ellen Heiman

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 first prize in poetry-Carol Anne Novak second prize in poetry-Michael J. Conant third prize in poetry-Laszlo Slomovits, Roxanne Isobel Rubin

The Joseph K. Koplin Musk Prize, awarded to the undergraduate students who have made the most significant contribution to music on the River Campus­ David William Jones and Thomas Dean W eisflog. Catherine Blo•k Memorial Prize, awarded to a junior girl in any field of science as recognition of outstanding ability and achievement-Sandra Lee Cullen The Hamilton W auh 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-Kenneth Alan Small. 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- Daniel James Guttman. The Institute of Management Science Award, given to the graduating student in the College of Business Administration who completes the outstanding seminar project related to the management sciences-Alan Butterfield, Jack Hardy, Charles Kimball, Robert McBay, John Sweeney

EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC The Howard Hanson Prize, for the best composition performed at the Spring Sym­ posium-Joseph Packales and Thoro Ritter George. The Louis Lane Prize, for an outstanding work from the Spring Symposium of orchestral compositions-Norman Lowrey and Steve Wasson.

Artist's Certificates Robert Silverman, In Piano Barry Lee Snyder, In Piano

Performer's Certificates Guido Ajmone-Marsan, In Clarinet Marc Thomas Johnson, In Violoncello Sheila Marie Allen, In Voice and Opera Martha Joanna Kirchenbauer, In Voice Herbert Medlar Ausman, III, Victor A. Klimash, In Voice and Opera In Trombone Daniel H. Maki, In Flute Elizabeth Coates Bankhead, In Piano Duane Keith McClelland, In Bassoon Linda Joyce Barnett, In Opera Ruth Patricia McLean, In Percuuion William James Beenhouwer, Alan J . Molitz, In Double Bass In Saxophone Nancy Young Molitz, In Horn Glenn Arthur Block, In Double Bass Barbara Joan Morris, Paul Douglas Brittan, In Flute In Voice and Opera Richard Alan Burke, In Clarinet Anthony Angelo Pasquale, Jr., Leone Karena Buyse, In Flute In Clarinet William L. Cahn, In Percussion Mary Cook Santuccio,' In Piano RalphS. Childs, In Tuba Harry Steven Scaggiari, In Piano Larry L. Cortner, In Organ Arthur Roy Starnes, In Trombone Monica Anne Daellenbach, In Piano James M. Willis, In Trombone Jamie Dyess, In Voice and 0 pera Peter D. Wukovitz, In Violoncello Erdie B. Eubanks, III, In Piano Ann Angele Y ervanian, Stephen Kendall Gadd, In Percussion In Voice and Opera Geoffrey Groshong, In Oboe

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY The Doran f. Stephens Prize, awarded by the alumni of the School of Medicine to a graduating student who shows promise of developing the personal and profes­ sional qualities that distinguished the late Dr. Doran J. Stephens, a graduate of the first class of the school-Ann Louise Sullivan 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-Roger Andrew Nicoll 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-William Lowell Medd

'Certificate dated September 29, 1967 DEPARTMENT OF NURSING The Clare De1miwn Prize, awarded yearly to the senior student who has shown the most outstanding proficiency in general nursing care- Carolyn Anne Wolf for 1967. Linda Jean Sharlow for 1968. The Dorothea Lynde Dix Pl'ize, awarded annually to a graduating student for high scholarship and outstanding skills demonstrated in the basic course in Psychiatric Nursing- Eianita Meyer Vogt for 1967. Ann Christine Verdgeline for 1968. The University of Rochester Women's Club JVriting Prize, awarded annually to an undergraduate student in nursing for a paper on some historical aspect of nursing-Barbara Louise Williams.

Candidates for Degrees

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

BACHELOR OF ARTS-with Highest Ho1zors Geoffrey Alan Bass, History Jonathan David Roughgarden, William Frederick Ehrcke, Philosophy Philosophy Linda Miriam Zwick Shapiro, Daniel James Guttman, History English

BACHELOR OF ARTs- with High H01zors Ira Howard Block, Economics Jeremiah Edward McCarthy, Eric Randy Brocks, Biology Philosophy David Kalman Farkas, English Leslie Carol Merchant, English Daniel S. Goldberg, Economics Mark Barry Portnoy, Philosophy tLawrence Grossberg, Philosophy+ Robert Michael Schlanger, English i·Sue Carol Hanfiing, Carol Neve Shiffman, Comparative Literature Comparative Literature Lora Dale Kaywin, History tSteven Martin Zeldis, Biology Ross Samuel Kendall, English Mitchell Zuckerman, History Ira Alan Levine, History +Also High Distinction in History

BACHELOR OF ARTS- with Ho11ors Lewis David Barnett, History tJoel Myron Pelcyger, History Wendy D. Becker, History Louis Jack Pozner, History Charles Eil, Philosophy++ Martin Edward Schloss, History Eric Lesh Jacobs, Philosophy Carol Rita Sherman, History Paul Patrick Morris, Karen Lucille Sloss, English Comparative Literature Paul Holland Volkman, History++ ++Also with distinction in Chemistry tStudent Marshal THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF ARTS-with Highest Distinction tPeter Michael Bloch, Ec01zomic.r Bonnie Gold, Mathematics tDeborah Nada Kates, History Joseph Alan Klein, History Larry Norton, Psychology

BACHELOR OF ARTS-with High Distinction Catherine Joyce Albisetti, Chemistry Anthony Hewitt Jackson, Biology Melville Le ~ ter Bienenfeld, Philip Todd Lavin, Mathematics Mathematics Lynn Ann Maunula, French James Vernon Blowers, Mathematics John James Miller, Mathematics t John David Emerson, David Neiger, French Literature Physics+ Margaret Anastasia Daly Pizzo, Theodore Stuart Feit, Physics French Literature Zina Diane Geller, Political Science Harold Richman, Political Science David Samuel Granite, History David Lee Rosenbloom, History Andrew Howard Greenhill, Gary L. Russell, Mathematics Anthropology Norman Schafler, Spanish David Arlen Gross, Psychology Jeffrey B. Schamis, Philosophy Larry Howard Hillman, French Steven Mark Scharf, Biology talso Distinction in Mathematics

BACHELOR OF ARTS-with Distinction Alan Gilbert Agresti, Mathematics Daniel Choda Gutkin, Psychology Theodore Roberts Alter, Economics Carol Anne Hiller, English Diana Amsterdam, English Ann Louise Hirsh, Anthropology Mina Ray Aprill, History David Stephen Hoffenberg, Glenn Douglas Arvan, Chemistry Anthropology Nee! Everett Bennett, t Joan Ellen Huser, Psychology Ge1zeral Science Henrietta Irgang, History Lawrence Beroza, Biology Matthew Lee Jacobs, History Barbara Elizabeth Bockelmann, Carol Virginia Jamieson, Biology General Science Andrew Lewis Braun, David Bernard Jarrett, Psychology General Science David William Jones, Music Michael Steven Brodherson, Marvin Alan Kaplan, Biology Psychology Elaine Rosenwasser Kaufman, Michael Francis Cataldo, Psychology Psychology Maureen Elsie Christianson, Carole Jean King, English Economics Stephen Daniel Kramer, Biology tCharlotte DeCrees, Biology Carl Samuel Lederman, Psychology Patricia Ann Feneran, Mathematics tAlice Mary Leonard, History Richard Carl Fischoff, History Edwin Herbert Lieberman, Diane Joy Gillman, Psychology French Literature Mark Alan Lipton, Biology Edward Elman Glucksman, Biology Betty Jean Lohwasser, History Ellen Sue Golden, History Joanne Lynne London, English William Michael Goldman, Aileen Cheryl Lutsky, Political Science French Literature Carolyn Steele Graham, Psychology Anna Heiselman Mace, English Janet Ellen Gross, Psychology Jesse Michael Mintz, Biology BACHELOR OF ARTS-with Distinction (continued) Susan louise Nelson, History Kenneth Alan Small, Mathematics Janet Claire Odell, Margaret Lynn Sprague, Mathematics French+ Stephen Louis Swartz, Biology Cynthia Gail Pattridge, History Susan Eileen Testa, French Raymond Ernest Peress, Psychology Thomas Michael Uhlman, Stanley Marc Perlman, Physics Political Science Kathleen Joan Phillips, English++ Christine McDonald Vicary, English lawrence Stewart Prichep, Richard Bruce Wagner, Psychology Political Science Beth Marie Jelsma Pritchard, History Todd Harwood Wasserman, Merilynn Judith Roseman, General Science French Literature Richard laurence Weber, David Gary Rosenblum, Mathematics Anthropology Amy H. Rugel, History Edward Wetschler, History Mary Kathleen Rundell, Biology Marjory Kay Wieczorek, Biology Nancy Jean Salomon, English William Evan Wright, Musil; Lois Joan Schneider, Mathematics Marilynn Iris Zipes, English +also majoring in French literature ++also majoring in History

BACHELOR OF ARTS Jared Abrams, Psychology *George Wilbur Blake, Jr., linda Sue Adler, History Psychology Carl Bradford Adolphson, Jr., Nettie Jean Blank, English Histot-y Geraldine Blitzman, History Karen Elizabeth Aikman, History *Paul Ellia Bloomberg, History Jane Nan Alberg, Philosophy Joan Renee Bobkoff, English Gretchen Joan Aldinger, John Kenneth Bollard, English General Science Dorr Warner Bouldin, Mathematics Bruce Dane Alexander, Biology Craig Platt Boulton, Economics Elisabeth Ann Altman, History Douglas Malcomson Bowen, Jr., Suzanne Arny, English History Eugene Stuart Arum, Biology Bruce David Bowman, English Guy Andrew Bailey, History Agnes Merriman Boylan, Chemistry David Arthur Baker, History Ellen Marie Branthaver, English Katharine Ballantine, French linda Cohn Brauner, History Dennis Anthony Batson, History Gary Robert Briefel, Psychology Stephen Bander, Mathematics lawrence George Brodney, History David Freeman Bantleon, Bruce Edward Brown, History Political Science Ernest Woodrow Brown, History *Bobbe Elizabeth Morse Barnes, Thomas Norman Brown, History Economics Robert Joseph Bruinsma, Psychology Charles John Barnhart, Psychology leland Russell Brun, General Science Roger William Bass, Philosophy Richard Albert Budic, Economics Robert Banning Baxter, English Betty lou Zellers Bumpus, Spanish Charles Arthur Beck, Biology Iris Ann Burnside, History Benjamin Allen Burrows, Franklin Israel Beckman, Mathematics Anthropology David Howard Bushell, Biology Diane Elizabeth Benedict, English Jill Maurie Buxbaum, Warren Joseph Bennia, Psychology Spanish Literature Jann Hummer Bentzel, Economics Priscilla Dee Byrd, Chemistry Malcolm Joel Berg, Psychology Richard Mark Byrne, Biology Douglas Marc Berger, Physics David Russell Cady, Mathtmatics *Norma Ann Wolk Bergman, English Thomas Benjamin Caraco, Biology *Bruce Gary Birnbaum, Mark Maurice Carroll, Political Science Political Science

*The asterisk indicates the degree is conferred subject to the completion of certain requirements. BACHELOR OF ARTS (continued) Beverlee Jayne Chasnow, Peter Thomas Gahagan, French Literature Political Science Ellie Lai Kwum Chen, Chemistry *Mark Everett Gershwind, Biology Lucy Chernow, History Elaine Gerstler, History Linda Joyce Clark, History Norryce Galutia Giordano, Richard James Claydon, Art History General Science Geraldine Lee Clymer, Biology Eric Lawrence Glazer, Psychology Teresa Cochran, Psychology Richard Stephen Gluckman, Alan David Cohen, Psychology General Science *Allen Stephen Cohen, Ronald Peter Goldberg, Psychology General Science Kenneth Harvey Goldblatt, Biology Jonathan Mark Cohen, English Janice Brown Goldfrank, Art History Lawrence Wallace Cohn, History Alan Joseph Goldstein, History Cecil Kimball Combs, Economics Amy Gene Goldstein, Carol Ann Conneely, Economics French Literature Kenneth Harvey Cowan, Chemistry William Alfred Goldstein, History Margaret Susan Craig, English Charles Anthony Gonzalez, Edward Richard Craven, General Science General Srience Meredith Ellen Goodman, English Kenneth Ira Daniels, Psychology Lois Barbara Gootnick, History Dale Pierson Dapkins, Psychology Lyman Crandon Gordon, Jr., Alan Mark Darnell, Political Science Mathematics Carolyn Kay Deats, History •:•Jack Morris Goronkin, English Richard Anthony DeCicca, Jeffrey Andrew Govendo, Psychology Mathematics David Hanser Graham, English David George Dickover, History Harvey Green, Histo1·y David William Diefendorf, History Richard Armin Green, Psychology Edward M. Docherty, Jr., Psychology Anna Florence Greenbaum, Barbara Ann Doiron, Mathematics Mathematics *James Warren Dormer, Susan Paris Greenberg, Psychology General Science Donna Maris Greenblatt, English Stephen Russell Dorne, History Edward Hitchcock Griffin, Ralph Frank Dressler, History Psychology Deborah Hope Drew, Psychology Carl Alfred Griffith, History *Grace Mary DuBreuil, Sociology Lydia Hinchman Grobe, Carol Lee Dudnick, Philosophy French Literature John Edward Duffner, History Laura Sue Gruskin, General Science Mariellen Dumm, History Janellen Haber, History Nancy Louise Dytman, History Andrew Henry Hageman, Jr., Richard Jeffrey Eatroff, Political Science General Science Richard Allen Hanft, David Joel Edelman, History Political Science Charles Mersereau Eldredge, History Bruce Ferguson Hardy, English Stanton Bernard Elias, Biology James Michael Harrison, Wayne Frank Erdelack, History Art History Marianne Joan Ettinger, English David Joel Harrowe, Biology Donald Allen Evensen, Economics Annemarie Hartog, History Henry Conrad Fader, Psychology Mary Alice Hartshorn, Psychology James Michael Fantaci, Economics Paul Michael Hector, Biology *Walter Fergus Ferguson, John Charles Herbert, Psychology Mathematics Neil Andrew Hersh, Psychology *Theodore Walker Fetter, Mary Carol Higgins, Psychology General Science *Michael Eric Finberg, History *James A. Hill, History Benjamin Harris Finder, Biology Andrew Jay Hoffman, Psychology Douglas Almon Fisher, History David Alan Hoffman, Psychology Peter Raymond Flass, History Dianne Hoffman, History Peter Michael Fodor, General Science *Ellen Solow Holzman, English *Louise Joy Forsyth, History Robert Ira Horowitz, English Mark David Freischlag, History Dennis Doyle Howard, Psychology Ira Mark Friedman, History *Frank Michael Hruby, History Larry Mark Friedman, History Sidney Bartholomew Hubbard, William John Fullar, Psychology History BACHELOR OF ARTS (continued) Charlene Hughes, Anthropology Martin Donald Levine, Kathleen Ann Hughes, Art History Political Science Paula Jean Humphrey, Biology *Steven Neil Levine, General Science Mary Frances Huntsinger, Ellen Sue Levinson, Biology Mathematics Erica Levitt, History Carl Stuart Ingber, Biology Lester Jay Lifton, Biology Joan Audrey Isbister, English •Mark Alan Lillenstein, *Jonathan S. Jacobs, General Science General Science *Lawrence Robert Jacobs, Psychology *Ruth Anne Lipman, Psychology William Samuel Jacobs, History William Hale Localio, History Joanne James, History Evan Marc Longin, Psychology Robert Lloyd Jauvtis, Barbara Louise Lyon, Political Science Political Science Alice Vanderbilt Johnson, David Lloyd Macintyre, Psychology Art History Linda Jean Magenheimer, Spanish Susan Lee Johnson, History Malcolm John Mallery, Biology Barbara A. Jones, History Joseph John Mann, Psychology Cathy Elizabeth Jones, Michael Charles Markowitz, History Political Science Henry Louis Marshall, Economics Daniel Barth Jones, Studio Arts Jeffrey Warren Marx, Biology Irene Muriel Jones, Chemistry Stuart Michael Math, Douglas Marshall Ackley Joseph, History and Studio Arts General Science *Barbara Jean Matthews, History Donna Marie Jurdy, *Carton Edison McArdle, Biology Geological Sciences Brenda Jane McCumber, History Lynette Emiko Kagihara, English Robert Paul McNeal, Psychology Gail Patricia Kaminski, Economics Martha Durdan McRoberts, Steven David Kantor, Psychology Political Science Alexa Valy Kaplan, History Barry Jay Meister, Psychology David M. Kaplan, Psychology Stephen Metcalf, History Edwin Francis Kaplan, History Paul George Elwood Meyerhoff, Henry George Kaplan, Chemistry General Science Joanne Elisabeth Kaplan, History Joseph Ellis Meyers, English John Franklin Karn, General Science Sharon Lee Michael, History Bruce Michael Kauderer, Psychology Mary Louise Miller, Biology Jane Elizabeth Kaufman, History Murray Irving Miller, English Karen Rohlff Kelber, Economics David Murray Milliman, Biology Ronald Arthur Kern, Ken Edward Mishler, Psychology Geological Sciences Drew Martin Mittelman, English Georgie Ann Kettig, History Robert Modrak, Philosophy David James Killip, Psychology Kathleen Harriet Moore, Economics Leja Kine!, French James Joseph Moran, General Science Randolph Martin Kleinrock, Lynn Morey, English Psychology Robert Joseph Mortell, History Robert Hugh Knapp, History Paula Alice Moss, Art History Kenneth Ira Kolpan, Psychology David Alan Murante, Histo7. *Stephen Alexander Koshel, English James Albert Myles, Genera Science Ellen Louise Koteen, History Stephen Paul Nathan, English Lawrence Donald Kramer, Biology Irwin Nathanson, General Science Patricia Doris Kresse!, David R. Nelson, History General Science Eric Thomas Nielsen, *Ruth Haffey Kuhnke, History History and General Science Robert Ronald Kunz, Viviana Angela Nigro, Art History General Science Joel David Nisson, Biology Elizabeth Jane Lamb, Psychology Leilani Lee Nixon, Chemistry David Jeffrey Lansner, History *Jay Nogi, General Science John Henry LaRaia, History Carolyn Joyce Norris, Psychology Barbara Anne Larson, History Charles Arthur Norris, History James Morley Lemkin, History John Anthony Norris, Economics *Jack Bernard Lerner, Mathematics Diane Rood Norton, History Kenneth Theodore Levenbook, Margaret Keirnan o·Brien, History General Science Barbara Frances Ognowski, Mark Joseph Levenson, Biology Economics BACHELOR OF ARTS (continued) *Margaret Marie O'Leary, History Linda Lee Ringers, Biology Christopher Mark Olson, History Mary Lianne Ritter, Biology Marcia Lynn Orkis, Psychology David J. Robert, Political Science Sol Bart Packer, Psychology James S. Roberts, John Sheldon Paddock, History Histot·y and Anthropology *Karen Valerie Nicholson Paine, Jeffrey Peter Roberts, History Biology Jeffrey Stuart Robin, General Science *David William Pankenier, History Sharon Lesley Rodgers, Cbemistry Ada Mae Park, MriSic Susan Margaret Roe, History Warren Steven Paroly, Linda Nan Rones, History General Science Gregory Paul Root, Mathematics Susan Helen Parris, Ernest Stanley Rosenberg, History Philosophy and History Marjorie Ann Rosenthal, History Mary Lou Swagler Patton, German Judith Ann Rosner, Robert Jay Pearl, History French Literature Susan Peer, French Literatme David Bernard Ross, Psychology Steven Martin Peltzman, Pbilosophy David Stephan Ross, English Ronald Matthew Penna, Biology Robin Macurda Ross, Biology Edward William Perkins, *Paul Terry Roth, Chemistry General Science *Martin Rothschild, Biology Hazel Mary Perkins, Joan Margaret Rothstein, History Germm1 Literature Eric Michael Rubinstein, Psychology Randolph Spencer Petralia, Judith Ann Rupert, History French Litet"ature and History *Gerald Carl Ryack, History Donald Lewis Pettit, Frank Edward Saal, General Science Political Science Leslie George Sabo, History *Richard Alan Philipson, E11glish *Kathryn Marie Sanders, PsychologJ' Bruce Lee Phillips, History Helen Scharf, History *George Charles Pifer, *Ann Elizabeth Schertz, General Science German Literature *Thomas Alvin Pine, History Laura Beth Schiebel, Art History William Michael Pinzler, History Charles Herman Schupack, William Pollack, General Science General Science Martin Jacob Polonsky, Psychology Frederick William Schurkus III, Anne Miriam Polster, Psychology French Literature David Marc Schwartz, Philosophy Robert Neil Poss, General Science Robert Charles Schwartz, History Jeffrey David Powell, History Howard Kenneth Schwartzman, Sue Ellen Press, English Economics John Alan Priebe, Psycbology Carol Adrienne Seeger, English Judith Ann Przybyl, Biology *Anthony Albert Sentochnik, History Madelyn Doris Pullman, Biology David John Seymour, Psychology Douglas Ireland Quinney, History *John C. Shank, Economics Howard Raab, History Margo Chapman Shaw, English Theodore Philip Rabkin, Trudy Annette Shean, Philosophy Mathematics *Robert Jacques Shedlin, David Anthony Ragusa, English Political Science Carolyn Phinney Rankin, English Joseph Paul Sherer, Psychology William Joseph Rapaport, Marc Israel Sherman, History Mathematics Dennis Frank Shibut, Physics *Marnina Rapoport, *Jonathon Edward Shopiro, Comparative Literature Mathematics Eric Konrad Rasanen, Steven]. Shore, General Science History and Political Science Archie Frederick Reeve III, Robert Jay Shprintzen, Psychology Mark Reisler, History Stuart Jeffrey Shutter, Spanish General Scimce Harriet Ann Siegel, Chemistry Herbert Irving Rettinger, Biology Paul Jacob Siegelbaum, Psychology Gerald Franklin Reynolds, Jr., John Lewis Simon, Psychology History Samuel Gerson Simon, *Nelson Gerald Rich, Mathematics General Science Karen Jean Riebesell, Mathematics Steven Adels Skalet, Psychology William Marvin Riedesel II, Biology *James Alan Slater, General Science BACHELOR OF ARTS (continued) Charles Howard Smith, History Michael Edward Villareale, Kenneth David Sniffen, History Chemistry Harry I. Sobol, History Jeffrey Bruce Vogel, Psychology Mel Mark Solomon, General Science Barry M. Vucker, History *Andrew George Somogyi, Sociology William Carlyle Wade, Jr., Michael Steven Sorell, History Sociology Cheryl Diane Spetner, History Jerald Paul Waldman, Biology Carl Alexander Spoto, Psychology Jon Bruce Wales, History Michael Steinberg, *Thomas Edward Walther, History English and History Jeffrey Alan Warner, Michael Stempler, Political Scietzce Political Science Lawrence Stern, Biology *Alan Jay Weiss, Chemistry Richard Alan Stern, Gmeral Scie1zce Robert George Weiss, Mathematics Ingrid Elizabeth Stevens, English Bruce John Wells, Getzeral Science Nancy Lynne Stiles, Biology Karen Anne Whedon, Biology *Carole Elaine Stoeber, History Wayne Daryl White, Physics Diana Ruth Stotz, General Science Philip Stanton Winn, History Michael Ward Stradley, Psychology William Henry Witt, English *Margaret Sue Neisner Strand, Joyce Ronnee Wolbarst, History History Constance Woodberry, Anne Lucile Strozier, History Chinese Literature Lee Louis Suskin, Political Science Thomas Allan Woodford, John Taylor Sutton, History Psychology Rosalind Tang, History Peter Hunt Wyckoff, History Kirman Ronald Taylor, History Suzanne Jane York, History Nancy Alison Taylor, English *Janet Ruth Siegenthaler Zandman, *William John Taylor, History Mathematics *James Francis Thompson, Myra Dale Zauderer, English General Science Ronald Jay Zeiger, History Robert Filsinger Tobin, History Sally Lynne Zimmer, David George Treichel, History Latin Literature Harry Trost, Psychology Eric Bruce Zinner, History Jon Michael Tupper, History Joanne M. Zufelt, Sociology Steven David Usdin, Psychology Robert Howard Zweiben, Lois Valinoti, Biology Mathematics BACHELOR OF SciENCE-with Highest Distinction James Richard Campbell, Physics Richard Roy Schneider, Physics Roger Guy Markham, Physics Kenneth Alan Small, Physics+ +also Distinction in Mathematics

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with Distinction Gary George Cornick, Chemistry Bernard Allen Weinstein, Physics Paul Marvin Kintner, Jr., Physics Thomas Dean Weisfiog, Chemistr)• Allan Samuel Meritt, Physics Lennard Jay Wolfson, Physics Jonathan David Roughgarden, Biology

Chemistry as Major Andrew Douglas Becker *Karen Goldschrafe MacKinnon James Louis Daniel William Wassily Mantulin Carolyn Louise Duzy Gary Trott Rizzo Richard Lawrence Jaffe Margarette Ann Rosowski James Allen Lautenberger Patricia Mary Watson Jacek Jan Lubinkowski

Physics as Major Richard Ward Cole Karl Edward Krockmalski Gary Neil Davidoff Louis Anthony Pendrys Douglas Craig Kramp James Richard Wardell

Biology as Major Susan Jean Betlem John James King Irene Muriel Jones Harold Edwin Seifried

Geological ScieiZces as Major Paul Gregory Scheible

Astrophysics as Major George Willian1 Jones Linda Elizabeth Tifft

Biology-Geology as Major Mary Elizabeth Cardamone *Robert Ridley Payne George Hamilton Franz MASTER OF ARTS May Catherine Abbud, Mathematics Richard William Hoen, Rose J. Agresta, Foreign and Comparative La1zguages and LinguiJtics Literature (French) (Spanish) tNancy Yanes Hoffman, English Eleanor Rockwell Aron, Robert Hunter, Mathematics Languages a11d Linguistics Ephraim Asher, Economics (Russian) Marsha Joy Balilf, English Joseph Isenbergh, Betty Ann Barnes, Political Scimce Foreign and Comparative Carol Ann Barta, Literature (French) Foreign and Comparatit'e Russell Jacoby, History Literature (French) Vasanti Arun Jategaonkar, Lionel Lee Basney, EngliJh Mathematics Theophanis E. Benos, Economics Myra Susan Kaltun, Rhoda Lee Bilow, History Foreign and Comparative Kenneth Blackburn, History Literature (French) Frances Weeks Bollinger, English Eleanor Marie Kawka, History Ruth Macaulay Bowen, Fine Arts RobertS. Kellogg, Psychology tHerman Frank Brause, Robert William Keyes III, History Foreign and Comparative Claude L. Launey, Literature (German) Languages and Linguistics Edith M. Bronitsky, Economics (French) Richard Grant Brown, EngliJh Helen ]. LeFevre, English Calrton Joseph Bruce, Thomas ]. Leonard, Mathematics Ec01zomics Teh-ho Lin, Economics Paul Samuel Bruss, English Tai-ying Liu, Economics Brian Daniel Callahan, History John Charles Lynd, History Carl J. Camelo, Jr., Fitze Arts Robert P. Mai, English Robert Lee Carlisle, Jr., Psychology Bonnie McDougall, English Victor Chira, HiJtory John Joseph McFadden, Physics Elizabeth Benz Croft, Michael Hartwell McRae, English Political Scie1zce Maxine E. Meltzer, Candace Cuniberti, Fine Arts Foreign a1zd Comparative Mary Ann Kelso Davis, EngliJh Literature (French) Sandeep Kumar De, Economics Shigeo Minabe, Economics Eunice Louise Deubner, Leonard Jay Mirman, Economics Foreign and Comparative Ann Collier Mugavero, Mathematics Literature (French) Y oshikazo Nagai, Physics Bernard Digeon, Melvyn B. Nathanson, Mathematics Foreign and Comparative Paul Leon Nergaard, History Literature (French) Patricia Sue O'Leary, Teiji Furugori, Political Science Languages and LinguiJtics David Eugene Olivett, English (Linguistics) John W. Oller, Jr., Karma A. Gaetano, Economics Languages and Linguistics Stephen A. Garypie, Mathematics (Linguistics) Ann B. Githler, English Pierre Paul Patamia, Om Prakash Grewal, English Foreign and Comparative Ronald E. Grieson, Economics Literature (French) Michael G. Hadjimichalakis, Phillip S. Posner, Economics Languages and Linguistics Eric Michael Hanin, History (Linguistics) Estelle P. Harris, Nageshwar Prasad, Political Science Foreign and Comparative Betty Coit Prisch, Anthropology Literature (French) Elinor Reichlin, Anthropology Linda Charlotte Hill, Harvey Brian Richer, Physics Mathematics Gerhard H. Rohr, History Karl Howard Hillie, English Daniel B. Rosen, History Reino Tapio Hjerppe, Economics Fred D. Rosenberg, Physics Susan J. Hoben, Michael David Rothman, English Languages and Linguistics Robert L. St.John, Sociology (Linguistics) Warren E. Saul, Pine Arts Joan Muir Hocking, English John Philip Schuyler, History MASTER OF ARTS (continued) John M. Sessions, Hoe Tong Thio, Physics Foreign and Comparative Joan B. Torgeson, Fine Arts Literature (French) Pamela M. Volkman, History Amrik Singh Sethi, Economics Paul A. Wachtel, Economics Harry Low Simons, Political Science Dana Wingate, English Lynda Thiem Smith, William C. Wygant, History Foreign and Comparative Dorothy S. Yackel, English Literature (French) Mikio Yagi, Economics Mary Kellogg Smith, Mathematics Maw-Cheng Yang, Ec01zomics James George Snyder, History Susan Carol Zucker, Diane Fay Sole, Mathematics Foreign and Comparative David W. Tarbet, English Literature (French)

MASTER OF SCIENCE Virginia Anne Bilz, Biology Heide lngenohl, Biology Elizabeth S. Champlin, Biology Andrew A. Karmen, Geology Mary Louise Cravens, Biology Ruth F. Lewert, Biology Adele L. Emmerling, Biology Alice Marie Zawadzki, Chemistry THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with Distifzction tBruce Myron Greenwald, Business Economics as Major tLouis Robert Morris, Business Administration John R. Wilson, Accormthzg

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Business Administration as Major Kenneth Marc Bialo Michael W. Keenan *Albert Lawson Burnett John Anthony Monteleone Hubert Reed DeWindt William Shayder John Richard Dunnigan tAIIan Hughes Smith *John Francis Finnerty, Jr. Richard Christian Van Nierop David Warren Freese

Accounting as Major *Karl Burland Christofferson James Cooper Rogers Charles Edward DeWitte Steven Edward Salmonsohn Roger Jensen Howland tRobert Martin Weinstein *Michael Jerome Kleve

Management Science as Major Jeffrey Michael Barnett *Peter Hendrick Lamb David Eugene Besenfelder *Alan Sanford Lobel Dan Calvin Boger *John Michael O'Leary LeeS. Davis Douglas Paul Stokes Gary Stephen Harris Kathleen Flesh Urbelis David Harley Ireland Richard Howard Weisberg Donald Gillespie Ishler

MASTER OF SCIENCE William Gregory Erwin Howard Randall Jaquith MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION William Leslie Baker George lejnieks H . Peter Boger DonaldS. Lyon Jackson H. Bowling, Jr. Robert A. Lytle, Jr. Thomas 0. Braun Robert William McBay Alan Earl Butterfield David John McClune Edward Allan Buttolph James Francis McDevitt Robert B. Chaet Eugene F. Miller Ronald L. Conrad Robert G. Mohr David E. Costa Thomas James Mulford Blair Harrison Curry Richard Howard Nagel Alan Donald DiCarlo Lowell Craig Patrie Alfred Milton Dietrich III Stephen S. Pixley Charles A. Dittmar William David Powers Peter Shubrick Eisenhut Stephen E. Reilly Peter Cooper Engle John Patrick Reynolds Charles Dickerson Fairbanks John Edwin Robinson Thomas D. Fairbrother John Daniel Rossettie John Malcolm Ferguson Harold Schaeffer Arthur M. A. Ferrance, Jr. Robert H. Shipman, Jr. Carl Peter Foos William Herbert Smith Michael G. Fox Roger James Snell William C. Frykberg Dan Tupper Spencer, Jr. Jack Leon Hardy David Hui-Yang Su Robert J. Hesselberth John Michael Sweeney Robert F. Horstman Robert Bryce Taylor David ]. Howard Michael Stuart Terry C. Edwin Howe, Jr. Charles Nelson Teyssier tKenneth Paul Janette Gary P. Thornberry tL. Thomas Kelly John Alexander Tomaski Charles Henry Kimball Douglas R. Wells Carl C. M. Knutsen II William Lynton Whitaker Timothy ]. Leach THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with Distincti011 Mary Nicolaides Cerniglia, tLynn Bartlett McCracken, Education Education Ann Lee Reingold, Education Sandra Joan Ferguson, Educatioll Barbara Arnold Salmon, Education Katherine Agnes Gentz, Education Paulette Karen Schneider, Educatio1z tJill Leslie Gilman, Education Nancy Laura Singer, Education

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Education as Major Maybelle Joy Altman Helen Curran Lampman Joan Lynne Barker Rita Therese Leone Carol Eileen Berman Joyce Ellen Masur Sydney Emerson Bernst Joanne Mazula Alice Jane Bochenko Judith Ann Milligan Diana Carrousos tKathleen Ellen Mullen Helen Murphy Dennis Mary Jean Thornton Patrie Maria Joan DiCristofalo Sharon Lee Rubadou Beverlie Drucker Helen Ina Rubin Susan Patricia Fernbach David Francis Runzo Nancy Harris Frykberg Muriel Ann Schoendorf Susan Clare Goecke! Ann Louise Schoenleber Sharon Gail Goodman Marjorie Ann Singer Carol Diane Hanna Diane Paula Sternberg Denise Harrington Harvey Ellen Tilove Carolyn Alva Henderson Ann Kathryn Villnow Diane Harriet Kramer Judith Ann Wasco t Alice Joan Kraus John Patrick Williams

MASTER OF ARTS Cheryl Amand Lester Finley, Jr. Joseph William Barnes Alexander J. Gecas Kathryn Belous Lawrence B. Goodheart Leonard Morris Berger Jerald Wayne Graves Anita Hohenberger Boags Harriett Ruth Greenbaum Mary L. Bookout Susan Joy Gurian Bonnie F. Brocklebank Benjamin Irving Gustafson Judith Koehler Brown Felice Bergman Harris Marilyn Gafka Brucks Ellen Sauer Hill Margie Wright Carson Hazel Margaret Holtman Danitza C. Castillo Mary Ellen Stack Jones Bonnie Mei-ju Ch'iu Helene M. Kazlauskas Rhonda Cohen Elsa M. Keberle Richard Henry Cohen Sally Marie Keenan Doris M. Connelly Carol Frances Kimball Valerie Jean Consaul Karl Joseph Kriz Robert Hugo Ferguson John W. Kunkel Franklin Dexter Louise ]annette Lundberg Linda Regina Diodato Albert H. Marsh Donna Gail Dudley George Joseph Mazzeo Arlene Rabin Epstein Sharon Helen Meehan Mary Ellen Fanning Pauline Adele Mullen Carol Heilman Figdore Mary Louise Myers Robert]. Filiberti Charles Gerard O'Brien MAsTER oF ARTS (continued) Mary Le Setta Odoroff William C. Sisson Helen Carol Presberg Richard S. Sorrell Mary Jane Johnson Preston Edith Gollin Stern Sophie Brody Ravin Kathryn Roberta Stuart Dorothy Anne Ray Ethel Nancy Susskind Caroline M. Reissig Doris Jean Szypulski Charles William Rothfuss Frances M. Thirtle Bruce Alan Russell Jane Davis Torrens Vincent Frank Russo Judith Ann Waterman Richard Dalton Saddlemire Marion R. Zachmann Terry K. Schwartz Linda Chalmer Zemel Gloria Skalny Sciolino Barbara G. Zirkin Isabelle Schuler Shea Kathleen Swart Zukoski Leonore E. Silberman

MASTER OF EDUCATION Richard G. Barnes Jacqueline R. Michaud John Monroe Beardsley t James Edward Miles Lloyd Edward Bills William Russell Miller Judith Ann Bisbee Eileen Thaney Morton Paul Eugene Bradshaw Michael N. Musci Mary Ellen Burris Mildred G. Ness Frances T. Cole Margaret C. Paye Todd James Coryell Paul Edwin Pfrommer W. Frederick Craig Jon Lee Prime Ronald George Curran Howard H. Reitkopp Beverley Anne Davis Jacqueline Reynolds Joseph Paul DeOrdio, Jr. Toni Engst Santmire Michael Vincent Divito Alice L. Scott Mary C. Doyle Donald Senger Deann A. Evangelist Florence V. Skinner Clifton Thomas Frazier Mary June Soffer Carlos S. Gonzalez Sharon Jean Spredemann Frances Patricia Graham, I.H.M. Winifred Curtis Stebbins Duane Elder Halvorson Sharon M. Sullivan William J. Howard Angelo C. Taranto Van Allen Hulburt Thomas James Thurlow Ivan Clifford Johnson Richard L. Tillotson Rodney W. Johnson Sally M. Trask Gary William Kane David S. Tudman Dennis C. Kuhn Irving J. VanSlyke, Jr. Elnore Taylor Larrabee tJoan W. VanValkenburg Everett L. Larrabee Nancy Love Villarreal Edward William Latz Marion Elizabeth Waldon Marian Todd Leadley William Garth Warner Roslyn Davis Leeds Martha E. Wilkins Joan S. Mars Claude B. Wilson, Jr. Judith Margaret Martyn Arden N. Witherwax Donald L. Mason John Charles Worzbyt Thomas Hugh Maxwell Rachel L. Wynn Judith Margaret McMillan William F. Yust Jerry S. Merrill Alan Zito DOCTOR OF EDUCATION

Ralph W. Barber, A.B., Wagner College, 1950; Ed.M., University of Rochester, 1952 Thesis: The Effects of Open Enrollment on Anti-Negro and Anti-White Prejudices Among Junior High School Students in Rochester, New York

John W. Butzow, Jr., B.S., St. Bonaventure University, 1961; M.S., 1963 Thesis: The Development and Validation of a Behaviorally Defined Interest Instrument for Science

David Warren Crellin, A.B., The University of Rochester, 1961; A.M., 1965 Thesis: Learning and Attitude Change During an In-Service Workshop in Value Clarification

William A. Crombe," B.Ed., New York State Teachers College at Geneseo, 1946; M.S., New York State Teachers College at Buffalo, 1951 Thesis: An Analysis of the Letters of Recommendation in the College Cre­ dentials of Teachers Related to Teaching Success

James Alan Farrell, B.S., St. John Fisher College, 1960; Ed.M., University of Roch­ ester, 1961 Thesis: An Analysis of the Elementary School Counselor Position: The Role Expectations of Counselors, Principals, and Teachers

James Brian Farrell, B.S., College of Applied Sciences (Australia), 1963; Ed.M., University of Rochester, 1966 Thesis: A Theoretical Analysis of the Symbiosis of Education and Socioeco­ nomic Melioration

Henry Pierson French, Jr., A.B., University of Delaware, 1960; A.M., University of Rochester, 1961 ; A.M., 1962 Thesis: A Study of Difference in Students' Learning of Chinese and Japanese Culture Concepts Using Lecture and Intrinsically Programmed Methods

E. Perry Hicks,• A.B., The College of Wooster, 1962; A.M., Duke University, 1964 Thesis: An Analysis of Factors Influencing Knowledge of Subject Matter Among Teachers of Secondary School Social Studies

Paul Harold Joslin, B.S., Cornell University, 1950; Ed.M., University of Roch­ ester, 1958 Thesis: A Comparison of a Team Approach and a Conventional Approach on Achievement in High School Biology

Nellie M. Love, B.S., New York State Teachers College at Geneseo, 1953; A.M., University of Rochester, 1955 Thesis: An Analysis of the Junior High School Movement in the City of Rochester, New York

Robert G. Pierleoni, A.B., Kenyon College, 1958; A.M., University of Rochester, 1961 Thesis: The Affective Measurement of a Programmed Unit on American Political Attitudes and Positions

Philip Joel Rusche, A.B., University of Cincinnati, 1960; B.S., 1960; A.M., 1961 Thesis: A Study of Selected Aspects of the Communication Flow Between a School and a Community DOCTOR OF EDUCATION ((ontinued) fohn VanValkenburg, B.S., Bucknell University, 1964; M.S., 1966 Thesis: Learning Through Listening; Implications for Reading THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF SCIENCll-with Highest Distinction tMorton Sanford Isaacson, Mechanical Engineering

BACHELOR OF SClllNCE-with High Distinction t Eric Christian Anderson, Electrical Engineering Wadie N. Sirgany, Electrical Engineering

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with Distincti012 Paul John Brusil, Electrical Engineering Bruce Allan Davy, Electrical Engineering Arthur L. Gurson, Mechanical Engineering Robert John Kultzow, Chemical Engineering tElizabeth Dorothea Liebich, Optics tDouglas Newton Rundell, Chemical Engineering Thomas Walter Smith, Optics

BACHilLOR OF SCIIlNCil Mechanical Engineering as Major Stewart John Cubley Michael Osakue Osazuwa *Leo Francis Davids Frederick Lawrence Paillet Joseph Fornuto David Jackson Painter *James Reginald Harris Anthony Samuel Raymond Richard George Hasenbein Eric Huber Schaefer Michael Ayoola Ogundeyi Peter Douglas Taddie

Chemical Engineering as Major Nicholas Peter Bonavilla Longin Kutas Thomas John Ennis *Richard John Kuzma Thomas Glenn Fancett Richard Scarborough John Carl Heydweiller Lawrence Arthur Taillie Marcus Edward Kantz Scott Victor Voss Donald Jay Kenton

Optics as Major Alan Edward Decew, Jr. James Edward Korka, Jr. Robert Stephen Klein Alan Lee Wertheimer

Electrical Engineering as Major *Charles Roger Alte Robert Hawthorne Jones Manuel Enrique Arellano-Ramirez Donald George Peck William Jerry Burstein Jeffrie Warren Saunders John Feldman+ James Paul Venable Ronald A. Johnson Donald Stuart Wyner +Also majoring in Optics MASTER OF SCIENCE Gary Paul Baccaro, James Wallace luening, Chemical Engineering Electrical Engineering Bruce L. Bauer, James T. McCutcheon, Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Bryan Betz, Howard A. Mercer, Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Jan Bock, Chemical Engineering Arnold Mark Michelson, Richard Craig Broadbooks, Electrical Engineering Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Roger Earl Moore, Richard A. Buchroeder, Optics Chemical Engineering Aroor Chandrasekhar, Jude R. Nitsche, Chemical Engineering Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Luke Wu-jei Chang, Joseph Henry Oberheuser, Optics Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Janis John Ozols, Bill Hsueh-ping Chen, Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Alan Armand Polster, 0 ptics Guy Peter Clark, John Michael Procopio, Jr., Electrical Engineering Chemical Engineering Guy Peter Clark, Optics tArthur Bernard Ritter, A. Alejandro Cornejo-Rodriguez, Chemical Engineering Optics David Eric Robinson, Thomas G. DeNoto, Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering David Michael Ryon, Horst Philip Engelbrecht, Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Michael F. Salata, Jr., Herbert Han-ping Fang, Electrical Engineering Chemical Engineering Henry Schleckser, Jack Mathias Fath, Optics Chemical Engineering Richard Alan Garlick, tMarlin D. Schutte, Electrical Engineering Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Robert M. Gelber, Optics Walter E. Shepherd, Joseph H. Goad, Jr., Optics Electrical Engineering Thomas R. Grimm, Richard Kent Snouffer, Optics Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Alan Joseph Stankus, Robert Edward Hahn, Optics Electrical Engineering Clark Allen Hamilton, Frank Paul Stelmack, Electrical Engineering Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Gilbert W. Herzog, Thomas laszlo Szabo, Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Dennis G. Howe, Optics Masahiko Yale Takahashi, Thomas D. Hutchings, Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Henry Swan Todd, Optics Richard Alan Johnson, David Charles Trindale, Electrical Engineering Materials Science Saul Judas Laskin, Yii-shian Tsai, Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Kah Hielau, William Sanford Walsh, Mechanical and Aerospace Scie11ces Electrical Engineering Walter Rexford lawson, Optics Reynold W. Wells, Peter Freeman lemkin, Chemical Engineering Electrical Engineering Paul Henry Wojciechowski, Rafael llavina, Jr., Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Electrical Engineering Walter J. Wojcik, Optics Ching-tsan lo, Chemical Enghzeering Cheng-Hsiao Wu, James Cameron lockwood, Mechancal and Aerospace Sciences Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Joseph P. Zigadlo, Andrew Longacre, Jr. Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LIBERAL AND APPLIED STUDIES

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with High Distinction General Studies as Major tShirley Leona Hans tSusan Lee Maples

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with Distinction General Studies as Major Susan Carpenter Elliott James William Maurer Anne Adams Filer Grey Benson Miller Pietrina Victoria Giordano tDavid John Paine Sandra Sue Glick James Lawrence Stanton, Jr. Shirley Morrison Gray Margaret Lamb Vaughan

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Ge11eral Strtdies as Major Joseph Lawrence Accongio *Nina Jean Martin Johnson *Nissim Alkalay Frank Edwin Johnston, Jr. Herbert Richard Allen *Valentina Kalcov Margot Rebecca Baum *Walter Philip Kau Raymond Albert Bechard John Francis Keiffer *David Michael Bishop *John William Krebs Robert John Biviano *John William Leidenfrost Theresa Porreca Bocka Laura Gail LePage *Judith Vincent Brown *Jean Sampson Lindsay Patrick Sylvester Burns *Helen Margaret Litten *Henry Cagan Robert Mark Litwin Robert Sidney Caiman David Lord Mary-Lou Campbell Rosemary Ann LoVerde Jane Welt Caraganis *Joan Margaret Lusardi *Dale Alexander Celke Bhagwan M. Malkani Thomas William Cimino, Jr. Robert Emmett Maloney Allan Carl Coleman Pedro Jose Martinez De Ubago Barry King Cummings Vincent David May *Raymond Michael Cusato Barbara Elizabeth McGuire Melvin Edward Deibler * Arliss Duane Merrell *Richard Henry DeLisle Geneva Miller John Robert Devaney Nancy Lee Miller Mary Ann DiFabio Stephen Mokone Gary Arden Dir *Francis Anthony Montemarano Peter Dwyer *Garry Van Doren Mount *Robert Louis Emerald Violet May Muto *John Francis Everett *John Elwin Nagy, Jr. *Sally Smith Fico Stephen Blasius Ncube Dolores Marie Fischer Christopher Sean Nelson James Anthony Frecmesser *Robert Alan Norton Angela Giunta Gatto *John Louis O'Geen Leslie Martin Goldstein *Richard Guy Page Cathleen Cox Grant *Francis S. Palmisano *Donna Jean Guldenstern Arthur George Pastor, Jr. Donald Alan Hershey *Arthur James Govazvimwe Patsanza *Ethel S. Hirsch *Jean Polster Joanne Paula Horwitz t*Richard Lloyd Post John Hynd, Jr. Ronald Paul Premo Mark Dinsmore Inglis Robert James Quinlan *Alfred Joseph Jacobs, Jr. Donald Frank Reetz BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (continued) General Studies as Maior *Stephen Marc Rush *Theodore Ziko Theodor Namuinesu Joseph Rusike Edward William Thoma Francis Walter Ryan Sharon Jeanne Townley William John Rybak *Judith Patricia Vernon Karen Rochelle Schulman *Alexander Jack Vitvitsky, Jr. *Linda Jean Sherman William Bernard Wade *Lois Snell Sherwood Annette W aidman *Donald Alan Shulman *Sister Marie Therese Warth, S.S.]. Kenneth Edwin Smith *Bernard Frederick Weber Stephen William Smith Gabriele Maria Ancilla Wickert Gerald Howard Snow Richard Harry Wood John Mattias Sorvari James Charles Wright Joseph Bernard Swaja Victor Owen Yates William Charles Tate Donald Richard Yeager Elizabeth Josephine Defina Thaele *Essiah Makuea Zhuwarara

MASTER OF SCIENCE Robert R. Andrews, tJohn Stanley Huber, Jr., Statistics Applied Mathematics tLawrence M. Marks, Donald F. Beals, Applied Mathematics Applied Mathematics Charles Stephen Masick, ]. Douglas Ekings, Jr., Statistics Applied Mathematics David Friedman, John L. Pabrinkis, Applied Mathematics Applied Mathematics THE EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC

BACHELOR OF MUSIC-with Distinction Guido Ajmone-Marsan, Conducting tDaniel H. Maki, William James Beenhouwer, Applied Music (Flute) Music Educatio11 Susan Bachelor Martin, Margaret Lisa Blumenthal, Applied Music (Piano) Applied Music (Piano) Ruth Patricia McLean, Paul Douglas Brittan, Applied Music (Percussion)/ Applied Music (Flute) Music Education Richard Alan Burke, Nancy Young Molitz, Applied Music (Clarinet) Applied Music (Horn) t Leone Karena Buyse, Stephen ]. Paulson, Applied Music (Flute) Applied Music (Bassoon) William L. Cahn, MIISic Education John Willam Reid Cathy Callis, Applied Music (Piano) Applied Music (Bassoon) Kenneth P. Cushman Lois Anne Reid, Applied Music (Piano) Applied Music (Violin) tMonica Anne Daellenbach, Harry Steven Scaggiari, Applied Music (Piano) Applied Music (Piano) tBeatrice Lee Dawson, Margaret Arlene Shipman, Applied Music (Harpsichord)/ Music Education History of Music Dennis Lane Skelton Susan W. Foye, Music Education Music Education Barbara Jane Gibas, Jody Smith, Applied Music (Piano) Applied Music (Piano) Arthur Roy Starnes, Bradford Paul Gowen, Applied Music (Trombone)/ Applied Music (Piano) Music Education Richard C. Hereld, Karen Lysbeth Stein Applied Music (Piano) Music Education David Hollander, Donald Gene Thomas Applied Music (Piano) Music Edcation Marc Thomas Johnson, Joanne Irene Titus, Applied Music (Violoncello) Applied Music (Organ) John J. Kuzma, Jr. Anne Sinclair Tobey, Applied Music (Organ) Music Education Mary Ann Lackovich, Karen Hopper Wade Applied Music (Organ) Music Education Edward Harold Leicht, Jane Doria Warsaw, Music Education Applied Music (Voice) Jean Rogers Levis, Mary Ann Wydra, Applied Music (Piano) Applied Music (Piano) Joan Elaine Lilius, Music Education John Dempcy Zurfluh, Jr., Music Education

BACHELOR OF MUSIC James Chakalis Anagnoson, RalphS. Childs, Applied Music (Piano) Applied Music (Tuba)/ Herbert Medlar Ausman Ill, Music Education Applied Music (Trombone) William Elton Crocker, Stanley James Avery, Music Education Applied Music (Piano) Charles Frank Decker, Charles William Beno, Music Education Applied Music (Piano) Harry Robert Faulk, Music Education Glenn Arthur Block, Carol Figeroid, Applied Music (Double Bass) Applied Music (Viola) *Forbes Wallace Blyth, Stephen Kendall Gadd, History of Music Applied Music (Percussion) JerryR. Brubaker, Theory Loren D. Geiger, Music Education Paul Joseph Burgett, Sylvia Alexandra Gholson, Music Education Applied Music (Violin)/ John M. Cerrito, Music Education Music Education BACHELOR OF MUSIC (~ontinued) J. Paul Gregory, Douglas Allen Nelson, Applied Music (Trombone)/ Music Education Music Education *Anthony Angelo Pasquale, Jr., Geoffrey Groshong, Applied Music (Clarinet) Applied Music (Oboe) Mary Lou Swagler Patton, *Robert W. Hambly, Applied Music (Organ) Applied Music (Organ) Karen L. Pfouts, lriusic Education *David Bruce Hayden, Martha Kay Ream, Music Edz1cation Music Education Judith F. Rosenberg, Richard R. Hihn, Applied lrtusic (Piano) Applied Music (Piano) James ~'arren Scott, Theory Susan F. Hildebrandt, Sandra L. Seefeld, Music Education History of Music Daria W olodymyra Semegen, Raymond Albert Howard, Composition Music Education Leigh D. Steiger, Elizabeth Hart Irvin, Applied Music (Clarhzet)/ Applied Music (Voice) Music Education Susan Elizabeth Ivanoff, Theory Robert Hathaway Swan, Elizabeth Jean Kane, Applied Music (Piano) Applied Music (Harp) Sandy H. Valerio, Mush Education David M. Kanter, Music Education Joseph Francis Vivona, Margaret Ansley Leonard, Applied Music (Trumpet)/ Music Education Music Education Anthony F. Levin, Norman E. Wanzer, Jr., Applied Music (Double Bass) Music Education Fredric J. Lewis, Composition John Chandler Wysor West, Jr., Carol C. Lovell, Music Education Applied Music (Voice) Carol A. Lucas, James M. Willis, Applied Music (Piano)/ Applied Music (Trombone)/ l.f.usic Education Music Education Duane Keith McClelland, George Beecher Wilson, Applied Music (Bassoon)/ Applied Music (Organ) Mttsic Education Larry Dorr Wilson, Karen Barbara McDaniel, Music Education Applied Music (Oboe)/ Verne Allen Windham, Music Education Applied Music (Horn)/ Lynn Mary Milano, Music Education Music Education Alan J. Molitz, Peter D. Wukovitz, Applied Music (Double Bass) Applied Music (Violoncello) Carol Diane Moore, Music Education Tatiana Hrynyszyn Zimmerman, Carol B. Moore, Music Education Music Education Kenneth Leon Myers, Mruic Education

MASTER OF ARTS Horace Richard Carney, Jr.,' Linda Woods Maxey,' Music (Theory) Music (Theory) Edward Ralph Carwithen, Margaret Ann Pringle, J.1usic (Theory) Music (Theory) C. Charles Daellenbach, Gloria Jean Snowden,1 Mruic (Music Educati01z) Music (Theory) tPriscilla May Drucker, Clarence Joseph Stuessy, Jr.,' Music (Musicology) Music (Theory) Brian Joseph Ellard, Robert Frederic Swift, Music (Theory) Music (Music Education) Karen Arleen Hagberg,' Lloyd Einar Thompson,' Music (Musicology) Music (Music Education) Martin Israel Krupp, Music (Music Education) 'Diploma dated September 29, 1967 MAsTER OF MUSIC Alice M. Bancroft, Church Music Gene Robert Lockhart, David Alan Bates, Music Education Performance and Literature Edward Oleh Machonkin,1 Connie L. Clay,' Music Education Music Education Gale Mercy Creighton,• Leora Kathleen Martin, Music Education Performance a11d Literature Suzanne M. Daehn, William Charles McHugh,' Performance and Literatul'e Music Education William Jerry! Davis, Joan Carol Mulvey, Performance and Literature Performance and Literature Stephen Whiton DeWitt, Martha Gordon Oestreich, Composition Pe1·formance and Literature Elmor Victor Ellsworth,' Paul Anthony Oster, Music Education Music Education Nancy Arlene Fanning, Steven Michael Parsons, 1 Performance and Literature Music Education Thorn Ritter George, Composition Jeanne Irene Rizzo,' Patricia Selover Hanson, Performance and Literature Applied Music Ingrid Hellwig Rosenshein, David Carl Hoffecker, Performance and Literature Music Education tBarry Lee Snyder, Hilton Kean Jones, Composition Performance and Literature Robert E. Jones,' Mttsic Education Sylvia Grace Thelen, Martha Joanna Kirchenbauer, Performance and Literature Perfo,·mance and Lite1·ature William Webb Wiggins, Jr., Victor A. Klimash, Cburch Music Performance and Literature Carmen Irene Wilhite, Joanne Esther Koerber, Performa1ue and Literatul"e Church Music Steven David Winir;k, Peter Nien-Mei Liu,' Music Education Music Education Thomas G. Worrall, Conducting

DOCTOR OF MUSICAL ARTS John Calvin Atwood, B.Mus., Houghton College, 1952; M.Mus.Ed., Oberlin Col­ lege, 1955; Music Education Thesis: A Study of Vertical Sonorities in Selected Twentieth Century Madri­ gals With Monosonorous Exercises to Aid in Preparation and Per­ formance Glenn Hamel Bowen, B.Mus., University of Arkansas, 1950; M.Mus., University of Rochester, 1956; Performance and Pedagogy Thesis: The Clarinet in the Chamber Music of Alec Wilder George W. Corwin,' B.S., Ithaca College, 1953; Performance and Pedagogy (Con­ ducting) Thesis: A Study of Barca Di Venezia Per Padova by Adriano Banchieri Angelo Frascarelli, B.Mus., University of Rochester, 1951 ; M.Mus., University of Rochester, 195 3; Performance and Pedagogy Thesis: Elementi Teorico-Pratici Di Musica by Francesco Galeazzi: An An­ notated English Translation and Study of Volume I Donald Lee Panhorst, B.Mus.Ed., Central College, 195 3; M.Mus., University of Rochester, 1959; Music Education Thesis: Evaluation Procedures for Student Teachers in Music Irvin LeRoy Wagner, B.S., McPherson College, 1959; M.Mus., University of Roch­ ester, 1961; Performance and Pedagogy Thesis: The Sinfonie Musicali of Lodovico Viadana: A Discussion and Mod­ ern Edition THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with Highest Distinction Nursing as Maior Shirley Regina Fischer

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-with Distinction Nursing as Maior Ardith Ann Albers Lenore Bolling Phipps Mary Alice Eisenbach Linda Jean Sharlow Sharon Louise Monnat

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Nursing as Maior Patricia Ellen Bayers Beverly Joan Legg Carla Lynn Bergstrom John Reuben Lovett E. Adair Bowman Susan Lou Neyhart Ann Rhea Carlson Janet Alexandra Page *Andrea Lea Christman Kathleen Hansen Putnam Catharine Ardell Creighton Susan Jo Roberts Virginia Ann Davis Janet Marie Ryan Karen Ruth DeGlopper Judith Ann Schantz Dolores Rissler Ellenberger Janet Nina Scroger Audrey Doris Emanuel Karen Hinda Silbovitz Patricia Anne Falanga Margaret Jean Smith Janet Irene Fish *Margaret Mary Smith Carole Jane Fiske tRosemary Snapp Susan Ruth Gabbe Barbara Ann Swett Patricia Anne Hoffman Robin Terry Pamela Ivy Ickes Susan Jane Toce Priscilla Jean Innocent Lynne Van Beuren Darlene Joyce Jackson t Ann Christine Verdgeline tSuzanne Moore Jacobs Beth Lenor Waters t]ames Edward Jones Barbara Louise Williams Maria DeStephano Justice Barbara Jane Zalkind Janet Ruth Kaplan John Joseph Zarola

MASTER OF SCIENCE Hiiseyin Bentiirk, Rildiation Biology Bowen Eliot Keller, John P. Brown, Radiation Biology Dentistry and Dental Research Carol Maureen Kerrigan, Thomas]. Callahan, Biophysics Nursing Education James Francis Durkin, Jane Lian, Biophysics Dentistry and Dental Research Robert H. Lobliner, Biophysics Mary Ann C. Walsh Eells, tJoan E. Lynaugh, Nursing Education Nursing Education Charles William Margeson, John Aston Flood, Radiation Biology Biochemistry Bernard Robert Gifford, Biophysics Neil Douglas Martin, Harold Earl Grupe, Jr., Radiation Biology Dentistry and Dental Research Joanne M. Masuret, Hussein Mustaffa Hadj-Salem, Nursing Education Dentistry and Dental Research Ramon Castillo Mercado, Larry Lee Hall, Rtldiation Biology Dentistry and Dental Research Barbara Jean Hogan, Nursing Education MAsTER OF SCIENCE (continued) Diane Guida O'Leary, John Alvin Stewart, Microbiology Nursing Education Hal Fisher Stolz, tThomas Walter Panke, Pathology Radiation Biology Mary Bramlett Retchless, Makoto Suzuki, Nursing Education Dentistry and Dental Research T. Richard Santora, Biochemistry B. Jalaldin Zulqar-nain, Svein Axel W annag Sele, Dentistry and Dental Research Microbiology

DoCTOR OF MEDICINE-with H0110r Russell Wallace Chesney Richard John O'Reilly Samuel Jacob Hessel Edward Otto Reiter Marshall Nathan Lassman Ann Louise Sullivan Roger Andrew Nicoll

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE Arnold Jeffry Arem Chester J. Janecki, Jr. Harold Thomas Arneson William Alexander LeU Stuart B. Bauer Harry Bernard Lesch Jerome F. Beekman Ian Irving Lipsitch Evan Brodie James Paul LoGerfo Wallace David Brown William Lowell Medd Joseph Stevens Bujak John Blake Messer Bernard Cantor Thomas Muther Mettee Peter Terrance Capell tEdward Doring Miller, Jr. Albert Chang Donald]. Moss Donald Melvin Christie, Jr. Norman Clytus Mowry Mary E. Costanza David Albert Neidhart David Bockhoff Crane Fredric H. Newton · Daniel Thomas Danahy Gordon Nordell Olinger Stephen Sewell Dashef William Wells Olmsted John Patrick De Simone Harold Eric Olsson John V. Donlon, Jr. Gregory John Riley Frances Caroline Driver Mark William Rodehaver Guy Michael Esposito Robert J. Ruderman Thomas Ronald Fashinell Paul Nathan Samuelson Bertram Elliot Feingold Hubert T. Servis Donald William Ferris Oyetunde Solola William Bernis Freedman tSandra Morral Stewart Arnold Philip Gass Thomas Edward Sumner Barry M. Goldmuntz Martin Robert Thomas Richard F. Gravina Edward John Thompson Gary D. Hanson Carl Richard WiHe Cyril Michael Hetsko John Gordon Young Paul Hollister THE UNIVERSITY COUNCIL ON GRADUATE STUDIES

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Rexford E. Adelberger,2 B.Sc., College of William and Mary, 1961; Physics Thesis: A Measurement of the Cross Section and Polarization in Proton­ Deuteron Elastic Scattering at 198 MeV Emre A. Aksan, B.S., Robert College, 1961; M.S., University of Rochester, 1963; M.S., University of California, 1964; Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Thesis: Thermoelastic Dielectric Louis Anthony Angelini, B.Mus., Ithaca College, 1959; M.Mus., University of Rochester, 1960; Music (Composition) Thesis: Poems and Dances Axel Bahnsen, M.S., Technical University of Denmark, 1958; Physics Thesis: Proton Proton Bremsstrahlung at 20 MeV Mario Barac·Nieto, M.D., Universidad Javeriana, 1962; Physiology Thesis: Renal Metabolism of Non Esterified Fatty Acids in the Dog l11 Vivo. Relationships to the Renal Organic Acid and Sodium Transport Systems Jose Luis Bascufiana,2 Montador Electromecantico, Instituto Catolica de Artes e Industrias, 1948; M.S., University of Rochester, 1961; Mechanical and Aero­ space Sciences Thesis: Experimental and Analytical Research on Charge Stratification for the Spark-Ignition Engine David R. Beach,2 A.B., Wesleyan University, 1963; Psychology Thesis: The Effect of Model Success on Incidental and Purposive Imitation Gabriel Bedard,2 B.S., Laval University, 1964; A.M., University of Rochester, 1966; Physics Thesis: Contributions to the Theory of Photon Counting Statistics David B. Benin, A.B., Cornell Unversity, 1963; A.M., University of Rochester, 1966; Physics Thesis: Thermal Conductivity of Quantum Crystals Thomas F.dward Benjamin, B.A., Bard College, 1961; M.A., Harvard University, 1964; M.F.A., Brandeis University, 1966 ; Music (Composition) Thesis: Concerto for Piano and Orchestra McClellan Gordon Blair, B.S., Yale University, 1960; A.M., University of Roch­ ester, 1962; Physics Thesis: Low Temperature Attenuation of 9.4 KMC Elastic Waves in Quartz tNorman Ernest Bowie, A.B., Bates College, 1964; Philosophy Thesis: The Problem of Distributive Justice Wilfred William Bowman, A.B., Wilmington College, 1963; Chemistry Thesis: Excitation Functions, Recoil Ion Ranges, Equilibrium, and Nonequi­ librium Statistical Analysis of Reactions Induced in A127 and V51 by 7 to 120 MeV He4 Ions Allyn Aaron Bregman,2 B.S., Brooklyn College, 1962; M.S., University of Roch­ ester, 1964; Biology Thesis: Formation and Size Regulation Capacity of the Serosa in Male Em­ bryos of the Mealy Bug, Pse11dococcus obscurus Essig Charles Nelson Brown, B.Sc., University of British Columbia, 1963; A.M., Uni­ versity of Rochester, 1966; Physics Thesis: An Experimental Test of the Impulse Approximation at 200 MeV Robert Brent Caton,2 A.B., Hamilton College, 1963; Chemistry Thesis: Lifetime of Fluorescence from the Lowest Electronic State in Sulfur Dioxide Vapor DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) Raj at Chanda, B.S., University of Calcutta, 1961; M.Sc., 1963; Physics Thesis: Compton Scattering, Radiative Processes and the Spectral Function Sum Rules Winston Wen-tsuen Chang, A.B., National Taiwan University, 1962; A.M., Uni­ versity of Rochester, 1966; Economics Thesis: Essays on the Theory of Induced Inventions and Economic Growth Benjamin Teh-Kung Chen, B.S., National Taiwan University, 1958; M.S., Uni­ versity of Mississippi, 1963; Chemical Engineering Thesis: A Study of the Infrared Spectra of Alkali Germanate Glasses Chiou-Shiun Chen,2 B.S., National Taiwan University, 1960; M.S., University of Rochester, 1964; Electrical Engineering Thesis: Liapunov Function Generation for Autonomous Systems Li-Ching Cheng Chern,2 B.S., Taiwan Normal University, 1962; A.M., University of Rochester, 1965; Mathematics Thesis: Homogeneous Morphisms in Additive Categories Vikaschandra S. Chitre,2 A.B., University of Poona, 1958; A.M., University of Bombay, 1960; A.M., University of Rochester, 1964; Economics Thesis: Some Dynamic Programming Models of Transactions and Precau­ tionary Demand for Money Ching Chou,2 B.S., National Taiwan University, 1963; Mathematics Thesis : Structure and Ergodic Properties of the Set of Invariant Means Patricia E. Cladis, A.B., University of British Columbia, 1959; A.M., University of Toronto, 1960; Physics Thesis: Magnetically Coupled Superconductors Carol V. Clark, A.B., Oberlin College, 1962; A.M., University of Michigan, 1963; Psychology and Neurobiology Thesis: Effect of Hippocampal and Neocortical Ablation on Scopolamine­ Induced Activity in the Rat Winston Bromley Clarke, B.S., University of Rochester, 1951; M.S., 1962~ Elec­ trical Engineering Thesis: Static and Dynamic Characteristics of Carotid Sinus Baroreceptors Roland William Cobb,2 B.Sc., University of British Columbia, 1959; A.M., 1961; Physics Thesis: An Experiment to Detect Primary Cosmic Gamma Rays Stephen L. Cohen,2 A.B., University of California, 1962; Physics Thesis: Self Consistent Calculation of the Medium Strong and Electromag­ netic Mass Splittings of the Baryon Octet Peter Martin Conklin,2 B.A., Amherst College, 1959; Physiology Thesis: Maturation in the Rat: Thermoregulation, Pituitary-Adrenal Func­ tion and the Effects of Prenatal Maternal Behavioral Manipulation Charles James Cook,2 A.B., Grinnell College, 1958; A.M., University of Roch­ ester, 1962; Physics Thesis: Cross Section Measurements of Pion Double Charge Exchange on Vanadium at 31 MeV and Lithium at 30 MeV Alan Coopersmith, B.A., New York University, 1964; Radiation Biology Thesis: Erythrocyte Age : Density : Volume Relationships in Normoblastic and Non-Normoblastic Erythropoiesis Thomas Richard Corner, B.S., Cornell University, 1962; M.S., 1964; Microbiology Thesis: The Osmotic Behavior of Bacterial Protoplasts Thomas H. E. Cottrell,2 B.E.P., Cornell University, 1960; M.S., University of Delaware, 1964; Optics Thesis: Behavior of the Pulsed Argon Ion Laser DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) Jack Emerson Crow,2 B.E.S., Fenn College, 1962; Physics Thesis: Superconductivity in the Presence of Magnetic Exchange Fields Sidney G. Dashevsky,2 A.B., New Mexico Highlands University, 1958; A.M., University of Rochester, 1960; Psychology Thesis: Perceptual Defense, Vigilance and Conflict in Binocular Rivalry Lawrence B. Davis, A.B., Houghton College, 1960; M.A., University of Rochester, 1961; History Thesis: The Baptist Response to Immigration in the United States, 1880-1925 Demosthenes Dialetis,2 B.Sc., University of Athens, 1960; Physics Thesis: Correlation Theory of the Electromagnetic Field in the Presence of Random Sources Thomas R. Dirksen, B.S., Bradley University, 1953; D.D.S., University of Illinois, 1957; M.S., University of Rochester, 1960; Biochemistry Thesis: Chemistry and Metabolism of Lipids in Calcified Tissues Jerome Arthur Donlon, B.S., University of Notre Dame, 1961; M.S., 1963; Bio­ physics Thesis: Passive Cation Effiux from Human Erythrocytes Suspended in Low Ionic Strength Hypertonic Media John D. Dow,2 B.S., University of Notre Dame, 1963; A.M., University of Roch• ester, 1966; Physics Thesis: Resonance Energy Transfer in Condensed Media from a Many-Particle Viewpoint Sister Mary Laurent Duggan, B.A., Fontbonne College, 1941; B.Mus., 1951; M.Mus., University of Illinois, 1956; Music (Musicology) Thesis: Marc Antonio Ingegneri: Motets for Four and Five Voices Earl Dworkin,2 A.B., Cornell University, 1958; Psychology Thesis: The Effects of Imitation, Reinforcement, and Cognitive Information on the Moral Judgements of Children Charles W. Einolf, Jr., B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1963; M.S., University of Rochester, 1965; Electrical Engineering Thesis: The Low Frequency Dielectric Dispersion of Microorganisms Paul F. Endres,2 B.S., Bradley University, 1963; Chemistry Thesis: Quantum Dynamics of the Morse Oscillator Robert William Fenn III, B.C.E., Villanova University, 1962; M.S., Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1965; Chemical Engineering Thesis: Ambient Pressure Effects on Newtonian Jet Stability Barbara Eve Forman, A.B., Barnard College, 1962; Phl.si&s Thesis: The Two-Prong Plus Vee Topology inK p Interactions at 13 BeY/c Gerard William Frank, B.S., LeMoyne College, 1962; Biophysics Thesis: Structure Determinations by X-Ray Crystallography of Biologically Interesting Compounds which Contain Sulfur David Arnold Gardner,2 B.S., University of Rochester, 1961; Biochemistry Thesis: The Preparation of Metabolically Active Isolated Mouse Liver Cells John R. Glover,2 B.S., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1961; M.S., Columbia University, 1962; Biophysics Thesis: An Analysis of Radiation Depth Dose Data Edward Martin Gurowitz,2 A.B., Cornell University, 1964; Psychology Thesis: An Investigation of Inter-Animal Transfer of Learning via Brain Homogenates Jeffrey Charles Haight, A.B., Hamilton College, 1961; History Thesis: Talleyrand and History DOCTOR OP PHILOSOPHY (&ontinued) Ganesh Lal Harpavat, B.E., University of Jodhpur, 1965; M.S., University of Rochester, 1967; Me&hani&al and Aerospa&e Sdences Thesis: Hydrodynamic Instability of a Three Dimensional Turbulent Shear Layer Edward Cummings Hayward,2 B.S., Northeastern University, 1962; Chemistry Thesis: Synthetic Studies in the Fumagillin Series Peter Otto Heinemann,2 A.B., Fordham College, 1962; Psychology Thesis: Evaluation of Verbal and Pictorial Stimuli Relating to People: A Developmental Study John A. Heitner,2 A.B., Hofstra College, 1959; A.M., Cornell University, 1960; English Thesis: Melville's Tragic.Triad: A Study of His Tragic Visions George T. Hole, B.S., University of Rochester, 1960; Philosophy Thesis: Aesthetic Perception: A Philosophical Analysis Jau-Fu Hwang,2 B.S., National Taiwan University, 1962; M.S., University of Rochester, 1966; Me&hanical and Aerospace Sdences Thesis: A Wavy Wall Boundary Layer Stability in Compressible Flow and with Heat Transfer Shy-Shung Hwang,2 B.S., National Taiwan University, 1962; M.S., University of Rochester, 1966; Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Thesis: Multiphase Multicomponents Hypersonic Boundary Layers Jane Ogle Hastings lngling,2 A.B., University of Rochester, 1960; A.M., 1961 ; Psychology Thesis: The Effects of Factors Associated with the Taffel Presentation Tech­ nique in the Operant Conditioning of Verbal Behavior Arun V. Jategaonkar, B.Sc., University of Bombay, 1961; M.Sc., 1962; Mathe­ matics Thesis: Principal Left Ideal Rings Shirley Anne Joseph,2 B.A., Our Lady of Cincinnati, 1961; Anatomy Thesis: Stereotaxy of the Brain of the Ground Squirrel and Guinea Pig; Effects of VMH Lesions in Newborn Guinea Pigs Ira Paul Kaminow, A.B., Brooklyn College, 1961 ; A.M., University of Rochester, 1965; Er:onomir:s Thesis: The Household Demand for Money: An Empirical Study Dieter August Knecht, A.B., Oberlin College, 1962; Chemist1·y Thesis: The Kinetics of the Thermal Decomposition of Cyclopentene and the Hydrogen Isotope Effect Richard Michael Kopchik,2 B.S., Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1963; Chem­ istry Thesis: The Stereochemistry of the Free Radical Addition of Chloroform to 1-Hexyne and 1-0ctyne Rajindar Kumar Koshal,2 B.S., University of Delhi, 1954; M.S., University of Gauhati, 1956; A.M., University of Rochester, 1964; Economics Thesis: Statistical Cost Analysis-Indian Railways Fidel William Kroesser,2 B.S., Lafayette College, 1963; Chemical Engineerilzg Thesis: Stability of Viscoelastic Jets Philip L. Kumler,2 A.B., Miami University, 1962; Chemistry Thesis: Part A-Photochemical Behavior of Stilbazole and Some of Its De­ rivatives Part B-Studies Directed Toward a Synthesis of Quinine DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) t Elizabeth Martin Kutter, B.S., University of Washington, 1962; Biophysics Thesis: The Roles of 5-Hydroxymethylcytosine in the DNA of Bacteriophage T4, as Revealed by Mutants Defective in Genes 56, 46 and 47 Adrienne Joyce Lehrer,2 B.S., University of Minnesota, 1957; M.A.T., Brown University, 1960; Linguistics Thesis: Fields and Categories: A Study in Semantics Carolyn Weber Lewis, A.B., College of Wooster, 1957; M.S., Ohio State Univer· sity, 1959; Biology Thesis: Myosin, Heavy Meromyosin, and Actomyosin of the Frog, Rana pipiens; a Biochemical and Immunological Characterization Frederick Dunbar Lewis, B.A., Amherst College, 1965; Chemistry Thesis: The Mechanistic Photochemistry of Organic Azides Han-Gie Liem,2 Sardjana, Institute Technology Bandung, 1963; Optics Thesis: The Interaction Between Two Competing Wavelengths in a Laser Fu-Chi Liu, A.B., National Taiwan University, 1958; A.M., University of Roch­ ester, 1966; Economics Thesis: Supply and Demand for Money During Inflation and Stabilization­ The Case of Taiwan Ting Yung Liu, B.S., Cheng-Kung University, 1959; M.S., University of Roch­ ester, 1964; Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Thesis: An Analytical Investigation of the Stability of Hagen-Poiseuille Flow Subjected to Three-Dimensional Infinitesimal Disturbances Harold Bruce Lobaugh, B.S., Muskingum College, 1952; M.Mus., University of Rochester, 1960; Music (Musicology) Thesis: Three German Lute Books: Denss's Florilegium 1594; Reymann's Noctes Musicae 1598; Rude's Flores Musicae 1600 Paul Warren Lommen, B.S., University of Minnesota, 1963; Physics Thesis: Integral Fluxes of Primary Cosmic Rays at Palestine, Texas, and Fort Churchill, Canada near Solar Minimum Katherine Marie Eide Longyear, B.Mus., Oberlin College, 1936; M.Mus., 1940; Music (Theory) Thesis: Henry F. Gilbert, His Life and Works Robert Edward Lumpkin, Jr., B.Ch.E., University of Delaware, 1962; M.S., Uni­ versity of Rochester. 1965; Chemical Engineering Thesis: Effects of Model Structure on the Behavior of Heterogeneous Cata­ lytic Reactions Carolyn ]. Male,2 B.S., Cornell University, 1961; M.S., University of Rochester, 1964; Microbiology Thesis: Messenger Ribonucleic Acid Synthesis in Bacteriophage T1 Infected Cells David Ho-kwang Mao,2 B.S., National Taiwan University, 1963; M.S., University of Rocheste.r, 1966; Geology Thesis: The Pressure Dependence of the Lattice Parameters and Volume of Ferromagnesian Spinels, and Its Implications to the Earth's Mantle H. Lowen Marshall, B.Mus.Ed., Shenandoah Conservatory of Music, 1952; M.Mus., College-Conservatory of Music of Cincinnati, 1958; Music ( Musi­ cology) Thesis: The Four-Voice Motets of Thomas Crecquillon Raymond Frederick Martin,2 A.B., Ohio State University, 1962; A.M., 1964; Philosophy Thesis: Causation Gilbert H. McArthur, A.B., Friends University, 1954; History Thesis: The Novikov Circle in Moscow, 1779-1792 DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) James Bernard McCaffrey, A.B., Fordham College, 1963; A.M., University of Rochester, 1965; Mathematics Thesis: Powers in Polynomial Rings William Thomas McKenney,2 B.S., University of Cincinnati, 1961; B.Mus., Col­ lege-Conservatory of Music of Cincinnati, 1961; M.Mus., College-Conservatory of Music of the University of Cincinnati, 1963; M11sic (Composition) Thesis: Sinfonietta for Orchestra *George V. Metzger, A.B., Hunter College, 1964; Biophysics Thesis: Some Environmental Factors Influencing the In Vitro Phagocytosis of Inert Test Particles John Gregory Michaels, A.B., Fordham University, 1963; A.M., University of Rochester, 1966; Mathematics Thesis: Bimeasurable Functions Ted Warren Mihalisin,2 A.B., Cornell University, 1961; Physics Thesis: Positron Annihilation as a Probe for Many Body Effects in Metals Don Hyde Miller,2 A.B., Oberlin College, 1963; Chemistry Thesis: The Migration Tendency of Ethyl and Methyl Groups William Preston Moran,2 B.S., University of Notre Dame, 1962; Physics Thesis: The Internal Symmetry Group SUa x SUa with Minimal Extensions Parity and Charge Conjugation Applied to Strong Meson Decay Nelia Adams Murkofsky, B.A., Agnes Scott College, 1962; Biochemistry Thesis: Relationships Between Liver Cell Polysome Fractions and Synthesis of Serum Albumin Mary Ellen Neubert, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, 1961; Chemistry Thesis: The Synthesis of Some Derivatives of (-)-3-Hydroxy-6-0xomorphi­ nan Structurally Related to Known Analgesics and Analgesic Antag­ onists of the Morphine Type John H. Parker,2 A.B., University of Rochester, 1961; Radiation Biology Thesis: Mutation and Recombination Studies of Genes Controlling Yeast Cytochrome c Robert L. Pfleegor, Jr., A.B., State University of New York at Buffalo, 1964; Physics Thesis: Interference of Independent Light Beams at low Intensities Timothy Ellis Pierce, A.B., Kenyon College, 1963; Chemistry Thesis: Stopping Powers and Ranges of Energetic Heavy Ions in Gas Stop­ ping Media Robert Leo Powell, B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1962; M.Ch.E., Syracuse University, 1964; Chemical Engineering Thesis: Transient and Steady State Behavior of Normal Stresses in Capillary Flow of Viscoelastic Liquids Robert Tilles Reeback, A.B., University of Rochester, 1962; A.M., 1965 ; Lin· guistics Thesis: The Extension of Control in Verbal Behavior Melvyn C. Resnick, A.B., Hunter College, 1962; A.M., University of Rochester, 1965; Ling11istics Thesis: The Coordination and Tabulation of Phonological Data in American Spanish Dialectology John Edward Reuter,2 A.B., University of New Hampshire, 1958; A.M., Univer­ sity of Rochester, 1963; English Thesis: "a quiet habitation ...": The Spiritual Autobiography and the De­ velopment of the English Novel *Awarded posthumously DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) Luis Ribes,2 Curso de Doctorado, University of Madrid, 1963; A.M., University of Rochester, 1965; Mathematics Thesis: A Cohomology Theory for Pairs of Groups Paul D. Richter, B.F.A., Syracuse University, 1952; A.M., Columbia University, 1958; A.M., University of Rochester, 1962; Philosophy Thesis: Can the Question, "What is Art?" be Answered? Charles R. Roelofs, Jr., A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1953; B.D., Yale Uni­ versity Divinity School, 1956; Philosophy Thesis: Some Problems in the Moral Philosophy of C. I. Lewis Arthur Neil Rosen,2 B.S., University of Rochester, 1962; Optics Thesis: Losses in Ruby Lasers Due to Crystal Deviation From an Ideal Medium Sister M. Joan Rowan, B.S., Nazareth College, 1959; M.S., University of Roch­ ester, 1963; Biology Thesis: The Genetic Potentialities of the Proximal Ends of the Sex Chromo­ somes in Drosophila busckii Stanley Gene Sadler,2 B.S., University of Utah, 1963; M.S., Unversity of Roch­ ester, 1964; Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Thesis: Stability of Pipe Poiseuille Flow Edward Saraydar,2 A.B., Syracuse University, 1959; A.M., University of Roch­ ester, 1963 ; Economiu Thesis: An Exploration of Unresolved Problems in Bargaining Theory Munukutla Sitarama Krishna Sastry,2 B.Sc., Andhra University, 1954; M.Sc., Bana­ ras Hindu University, 1956; A.M., University of Rochester, 1966; Mathematics Thesis: Meta-Analytic Functions and Spin Spherical Harmonics Ming-liang Shen, B.S., National Taiwan University, 1956; Physics Thesis: High Energy Interactions Daniel Jules Simons, A.B., University of Rochester, 1961 ; M.S., 1963; Biology Thesis: Studies on the Metabolism of Hydrogenomonas ruhlandii. The Mech­ anism of Nitrate Reduction Richard Allen Skop, A.B., Washington University, 1964; Mechanical and Aero­ space Sciences Thesis: An Aerodynamic Approximation for Unsteady Supersonic Flow Through a Duct of Revolution Raymond R. Smith,2 B.S., State University of New York, 1954; M.A., Syracuse University, 1959; Music (Musicology) Thesis: The Periodical Symphonies of Ignaz Pleyel Peter Michael Stacy, B.S., St. John Fisher College, 1963; Chemistry Thesis: The Thermal Decomposition of Cyclobutanol Joseph Vernon Stewart,2 A.B., Willamette University, 1959; M.S., Stanford Uni­ versity, 1961; Physics Thesis: Detection of Cosmic Gamma Rays Using a Spark Chamber Counter System John ]. Stuart,2 B.A., University of the South, 1961; Biochemistry Thesis: Biochemical Studies of Streptomycin Resistance in Pneumococcus Charles Edward Swenberg,2 A.B., University of Connecticut, 1962; M.S., 1963; Physics Thesis: Dynamics of Triplet Excitons in Polyacene Crystals DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) Alan Richard Thomas,2 A.B., Hamilton College, 1961; Physics Thesis: A Measurement of the Neutron Proton Differential Cross Section and Polarization at 200 MeV: Both Free n-p and n-p in Deuterium John Stewart Thompson,2 B.S., Lehigh University, 1962; M.S., University of Rochester, 1965; Electrical Engineering Thesis: Radar Signal Design Using the Ambiguity Function Frank Thorn,2 B.S., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1961; Psychology Thesis: The Physiological Mechanisms Underlying Visual Detection in the Cat William Henry Thorn 111,2 A.B., DePauw University, 1957; History Thesis: Russia and the British Periodical Press 1856-1903: A Study of Atti­ tudes Toward Russian Internal Affairs Noel H. Turner, B.S., University of California, 1962; Chemistry Thesis: The Kinetics of the Thermal Decomposition of 1-Methylcyclopentene Stanley Unger, B.Sc., McGill University, 1963; Physics Thesis: Electroluminescence in the Alkali Halides Arvind Vaidya, B.Sc., Fergusson College, 1957; B.Sc., University of Poona, 1959; M.Sc., 1961 ; A.M., Wayne State University, 1963; Physics Thesis: Algebra of Currents and Pion Production at Low Energies Sergio E. Bustos Valdes, D.D.S., University of Chile, 1957; Biochemistry Thesis: A Comparative Study of Histone from Rat Liver and Calf Thymus: Effects of Isolation Methodology on Histone Properties Colin Wills Visser, A.B., Rhodes University, 1958; B.Litt., Trinity College, 1963; English Thesis: Dryden's Plays: A Critical Assessment Shu-Yi Wang,2 B.Sc., Taiwan Provincial Cheng Kung University, 1959; M.S., University of Rochester, 1965; Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Thesis: On the Hydrodynamic Stability of the Reentry Flow Field Lan Wei,2 B.S., National Taiwan University, 1963; Chemistry Thesis: Synthesis and Thermal Decomposition of Carboxylic Thiolcarbonic Anhydrides Florence May Weinberg,2 A.B., Park College, 1954; A.M., University of British Columbia, 1963; French Literature Thesis: Rabelais and Christian Hermetism, The Wine and the Will Elizabeth Anna Rederer Werner, B.S., Cornell University, 1963; Microbiology Thesis: Intracellular Events Following Infection by Bacteriophage P1: De­ velopment of Host Controlled Modification and Restriction Margaret Blackburn White, A.B., Maryville College, 1958; A.M., University of Rochester, 1966; English Thesis: An Experiment in Criticism Walter Frear Wild,2 A.B., Yale University, 1954; M.B.A., Stanford University, 1960; Psychology Thesis: The Effect of Threat Upon the Openness of Belief Systems David J, Williams, B.S., LeMoyne College, 1964; Chemistry Thesis: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Studies of a Series of Free Radical Di­ merization Reactions James McNair Wolf, B.S., Kansas State College, 1938; A.M., Johns Hopkins Uni­ versity, 1940; Biology Thesis: The Role of Root Growth in Supplying Moisture to Plants DoCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (continued) James Otis Young, B.S., Canisius College, 1959; M.S., Fordham University, 1962; Anatomy Thesis: Lysosomal Changes in the Rat Kidney in Relation to the Accelerated Renal Autolysis Characteristic of Vitamin E-Deficiency King Yuan, B.S., Taiwan Provincial Cheng Kung University, 1959; M.S., 1961; Mechanical and Aerospace Sciences Thesis: Electron Instabilities in Low Pressure Thermionic Plasma Diodes Recipients of Certificates

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CERTIFICATES IN RADIOGRAPHY Presented since last Commencement Jane Eyre Boylan Dorothy Helen Murphy Alan Miles Dean Julie Carol Noble Maria Iwaniuk Jerome William Paris V alorie Ann Lucas Wanda Elizabeth Stowe John Francis Maynard Virginia Rae Willard A superior number following the name indicates: lDiploma or certificate dated September 29, 1967 2Diploma dated January 26, 1968 An asterisk preceding the name indicates that the degree is conferred subject to the completion of certain requirements.

COMMENCEMENT HYMN 0 Mater academica Rocestriensis, te Qure nobis tanta munera dedisti libere Nunc salutamus, agimus nos tibi gratias, Et semper te laudabimus cui nomen V eritas. 0 Mater, quam cognovimus per Ireta tempora, Qure demonstrasti omnibus faboris gaudia, Qure "~eliora" indicas, excelsa prremia, Ad crelum omnes incitas, tu Mater splendida! 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 crelestia! 1907 -JOHN ROTHWELL SLATBR 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 Tho' many fair and famous streams Beneath the sun there be, Yet more to us than any seems Our own dear Genesee. We love her banks and stately falls, For to our minds they bring Our dear old Alma Mater's halls, Where sweetest memories cling. As flows the river, gathering force, Along her steadfast way, May we along life's devious course Grow stronger day by day. And may our hearts where' er we roam Forever loyal be To our beloved college home Beside the Genesee. -Words by T. T. Swinburne, '92 Music by Herve D. Wilkins, '08