June 22, 1953, Minutes

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

June 22, 1953

The June meeting of the Board of Trustees of the University of Illi- nois was held in the Illini Union Building, Urbana, Illinois, on Mon- day, June 22, 1953, beginning at 12:30p.m. (C.D.S.T.). The following members were present: Mr. Wirt Herrick, Mrs. Doris S. Holt, Mr. Wayne A. Johnston, Ah. Park Livingston, Mr. Herbert B. Megran, Mr. Vernon L. Nickell, Mrs. Frances B. Watkins. Mr. Cushman B. Bissell, Mr. Harold E. Grange, Mr. Robert Z. Hick- man, and Governor William G. Stratton were absent. Also present were: President George D. Stoddard, Provost Cole- man R. Griffith, Mr. C. S. Havens, Director of the Physical Plant, Mr. Donald E. Dickason, Director of Nonacademic Personnel, Mr. J. F. Wright, Director of Public Relations, Dean C. C. Caveny of the Chicago Undergraduate Division, Mr. Ralph F. Lesemann, Legal Counsel, Mr. Lloyd Morey, Comptroller, and Mr. A. J. Janata, Secre- tary of the Board. 666 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

MINUTES APPROVED The Secretary presented the minutes of the meeting of the Board of Trustees on May 23, 1953, press proof copies of which had been sent to all members of the Board in advance. On motion of Mr. Johnston, the minutes were approved as printed on pages 645 to 663, inclusive. INTERNAL BUDGET FOR 195 3 - 1 9 5 4 The President of the University presented the following interim report: The General Assembly has appropriated $79,226,449to the University of Illinois for operations during the biennium 1953-1955. This represents an increase in the total operating budget of $1,229,158 for two purposes : To place the operating appropriation of the Research and Educational Hospitals Addition, Chicago, on a bien- nialbasis ...... $940 000 To meet employer contributions to the University Retire- ment System of Illinois...... 303 868 $I 243 868 Less transfer to Institution for Tuberculosis Research...... 14 710 $I 229 158 While the total appropriation, after allowing for these specific additions, is the same as for 1951-1953, the actual resources for the year 1953-1954 are deficient under the status quo budget by about $joo,ooo because of the following: I. To maintain existing prevailing wage rates on a biennial basis (with minor exceptions these are in the Physical Plant Department)...... $zoo ooo 2. To maintain nonacademic salary ranges and commitments in all departments of the University...... 100 000 3. To meet commitments already made to academic staff.. . 25 000 4. To offset fee income not replaced by tax appropriations. . 375 000 $ 700 ooo In addition the following essential increases should be made: I. To place temporary additions to the 1952-1953budget on a perma- ...... $ 250 000 where required by ...... 350 000

...... $750 000 Nonacademic (in addition to increases for prevailing wage groups)...... 425 000 (I 17j 000) To raise the minimum for Assistants to $2,j00...... 150 000 I 325 000 4. For budget additions for the development of certain departmental programs of the highest priority...... 150 000 Total by which existing budgets must be reduced t ...... $2 775 000 se adjustments within the total avail steps are being taken: I. Uniform reduction of five per cent in all budgets...... $I 700 000 2. Specific reductions in all University divisi ...... 875 000 3. Specific reduction in Physical Plant Dep xisting prevailing rate scales through biennium...... 200 000 Total for the year 1953-1954,...... This report was received for record. I9531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS @7

REQUEST FROM THE TWIN CITY FEDERATION OF LABOR OF CHAMPAIGN AND URBANA, ILLINOIS At this point President Livingston brought up for discussion a letter written on June 17, 1953, to all members of the Board of Trustees by Senator Everett R. Peters, Chairman of the Illinois Budgetary Com- mission, requesting the Board to give consideration to the layoff of a number of employees by the Physical Plant Department. In order to operate within its budget allotment for 1953-1954, the Physical Plant Department has been obliged to reduce its operating personnel and notices of layoffs to be become effective on or about June 30, 1953, have been sent to approximately one hundred employees. Messrs. Clifford H. James and Sherdie C. Jones, President and Vice-president respectively of the Twin City Federation of Labor of Champaign and Urbana, Illinois, appeared before the Board to protest these layoffs of employees. Each made a statement in support of a request that the Board and other appropriate University officers recon- sider the layoff policy with respect to employees already affected and those who might be affected in the future. In the discussion of the matter with these gentlemen it was brought out that all departments of the University are obliged to reduce their budgets by at least five per cent in addition to further specific reductions to be made in certain areas. These reductions are necessary to offset loss of fee income not replaced by appropriations from tax revenues and to provide funds for crucial needs as shown in the interim report on the internal budget for 1953-1954presented by the President of the University. At the conclusion of this hearing, on motion of Mr. Herrick, the request of Senator Peters and of the Twin City Federation of Labor of Champaign and Urbana, Illinois, was referred to the Committee on Nonacademic Personnel for consideration and advice to the Board. REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON CHICAGO UNDERGRADUATE DIVISION Mr. Johnston, Chairman of the Special Committee appointed by the Board of Trustees on May 23, 1953, to consider the petition and proposal from the faculty of the Chicago Undergraduate Division for a four-year university in Chicago, stated that the Committee has held three meetings, is still working on its repoI;t, and that as soon as its report is finished and approved by the Committee it will be submitted to the President of the Board. A delegation from the Council of the Faculty of the Chicago Un- dergraduate Division, headed by Professor John D. McNee, Jr., was present at the meeting and at its conclusion had an informal discussion with Mr. Johnston and other members of the Board. BUSINESS PRESENTED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY The Board took up consideration of the following reports and recommendations from the President of the University. AWARD OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT CERTIFICATES (I) The Committee on Accountancy recommends that the certificate of Certified Public Accountanr be awarded, under Section 5 of the Accountancy Act of 1943, 668 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22 to the following candidates who have presented evidence that they are holders of valid and unrevoked Certified Public Accountant certificates obtained by passing a standard written examination in another state or territory of the United States and who qualify in all other respects under this provision of the law: State from Which They Name Address Obtained Certificates PHILIPCHARLESCORRADO, JR. Chicago District of Columbia ADRIANFRANCISCUMMINGS Chicago Indiana WILLIAME. FEINSTEIN Chicago District of Columbia DAVIDJow GIN Chicago District of Columbia BOBBYESMITHHAY Urbana Louisiana MAXGEORGE HENSEL Aurora Wisconsin SIDNEYLISS Chicago District of Columbia DONJOSEPH NIGRO Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan Michigan HARRYJOHNSCHNEIDER LaGrange Park New York MORTONLEONSIMON Chicago District of Columbia RALPHBURNETT SMITH Atlanta, Georgia New York EUGENEJAY SOLAR Chicago District of Columbia HAROLDM. TAMBLIN Grand Rapids, Michigan Michigan XAVIERBENDERTANSILL Chicago New York DAVIDGUSTAV WURRESCAKE Atlanta, Georgia North Carolina I concur. On motion of Mr. Megran, these certificates were awarded. APPOINTMENTS TO THE FACULTY (2) The following new appointments to the faculty of the rank of Assistant Professor and above, and involving tenure, have been approved since the pre- vious meeting of the Board of Trustees. I. JOHN E. EICHENLAUB,Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Medical Ad- viser in the Health Services, beginning June 8, 1953, at an annual salary of $8,000 (DW. 2. ROBERTRODIN,Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Medical Adviser in the Health Services, beginning July I, 1953, at an annual salary of $8,000 (DY). On motion of Mr. Nickell, these appointments were confirmed.

CHANGES IN SABBATICAL LEAVES OF ABSENCE FOR 1953-1954 (3) The Board of Trustees on March 25, 1953, approved a number of sabbatical leaves of absence for 1953-1954, The following changes subsequently have been requested. M. Zbigniew Krzywoblocki, Professor of Aeronautical Engineering, who was granted leave of absence for the full academic year on one-half pay, has requested the cancellation of his leave. I recommend that this leave be cancelled without prejudice. Stanley Fletcher, Professor of Music, was granted leave for the full year on one-half pay, with the option of changing to leave for the first semester on full pay. He has exercised this option and is requesting a leave of absence for the first semester of 1953-1954 on full pay. John M. Kuypers, Professor of Music, was granted leave for the full year on one-half pay, with the option of changing to leave for the second semester on full pay. He has exercised this option and is requesting a leave of absence for the second semester of 1953-1954 on full pay. The above changes are reported for record. On motion of Mr. Johnston, these changes were approved. LEAVE OF ABSENCE FOR DR. A. C. IVY (4) On December 22, 1952, the Board of Trustees granted Dr. A. C. Ivy, Vice- President of the University in Charge of the Chicago Professional Colleges, Distinguished Professor of Physiology, and Head of the Department of Clinical Science, leave of absence without salary for the period from January I through June 30, 1953. In requesting this leave of absence Dr. Ivy indicated that he would like to have the privilege of extending the leave up to August 31, 1953, and this was generally understood. 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 669

He has now requested an extension of his present leave of absence without salary from July I through August 31, 1953. I recommend that this extension of leave be granted but that the additional leave during July and August be on full pay because (a) he is entitled to a month’s vacation with pay, and (b) he contemplates making a lecture tour of a month‘s duration. On motion of Mr. Nickell, this recommendation was approved. CURRICULUM IN CITY PLANNING (5) The University Senate has approved for presentation to the Board of Trustees a proposal from the College of Fine and Applied Arts for a new curriculum in city planning leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in City Planning. The curriculum will require a total of 130 semester hours, including physical education and basic military training. The course requirements will include the following: Semester Hours Agricultural Economics 218, Land Economics...... 3 .4rt 119 and 120, Design...... 5 City Planning 272, Theory and Practice of City Planning; 274, Regional Planning; 337 and 338, Advanced Landscape Design ; 376, Planning, Pro- cedures, Methodologies, and Practice...... 19 Civil Engineering 115, General Surveying; 118, Surveying for Landscape Architects ; 223, Traffic Engineering...... IO Economics 108, Elements of Economics ; ~og,Principles of Economics...... 6 General Engineering 107 and 108, Architectural Projections...... 4 Geography 101, Elements of Geog ...... j History 101, Introduction to Soci 371 and 372, American Intel- lectual and Cultural History...... 9 Hygiene 101, Health Lectures...... Landscape Architecture 112, Survey of Environme 133 and 134, Elementary Landscape Design; 214, Critical History of Planning and Design ; 235, Design of Recreational Areas ; 236, Inter- mediate Landscape Design; 243 and z~,Landscape Construction...... 25 Mathematics 117, Combined Freshman Alathematics; 161, Statistics...... 8 Military (basic), €or men...... Physical Education ...... Political Science 305, Municipal Government; 306, hiunicipal Problems...... 6 Rhetoric 101 and 102, Freshman Rhetoric and Composition...... 6 Sociology 276, Sociology of the City...... -3 Total...... 119 Electives to total 130 hours. It is recommended that this curriculum be established September I, 1953. I concur. On motion of Mrs. Watkins, this recommendation was approved. REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION TO CURRICULA IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE OPERATION, AND CITY PLANNING (6) The University Senate has approved for presentation to the Board of Trustees a recommendation from the College of Fine and Applied Arts that the requirements for admission to the curricula in landscape architecture, landscape operation, and city planning be uniform with the requirements for admission in the curriculum in architecture. The effect of this change will be to add one- half unit of algebra to the one unit of algebra and one unit of geometry now constituting the mathematics requirement for admission to the curricula in landscape architecture and landscape operation. Admission will be granted without this additional one-half unit in algebra, on condition that the deficiency be re- moved during the first year, as is authorized in the case of the curriculum in architecture. I concur. On motion of Mr. Nickell, this recommendation was approved. 670 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENT FOR DOCTOR'S DEGREES IN PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION (7) The University Senate has approved for presentation to the Board of Trustees a recommendation from the College of Education, the ' Department of Psychology, and the Graduate College that candidates for the degrees of Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology or in Education, or for the degree of Doctor of Education, who are preparing to become public school psychologists and are following the approved program for such graduate training, shall be required to complete a twelve-month period of professional work experience (internship) under the direction of the Joint Committee on School Psychology and under conditions specified by the Senate. A committee of the College of Education and the Department of Psychology has outlined options suitable for school psychologists under these three degrees and proposes that a year of practical work experience, similar to that now required of candidates for advanced degrees in clinical psychology, be made a specific requirement. I concur. On motion of Mr. Johnston, this recommendation was approved. FOUR-YEAR PROGRAM IN NURSING (8) The University Senate has approved, in principle, for presentation to the Board of Trustees a recommendation from the School of Nursing for a four- year curriculum leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Nursing. This program will consist of one year of studies in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (in Urbana or at Navy Pier) followed by eleven quarters (three academic years plus two summer quarters) in the School of Nursing on the campus of the Chicago Professional Colleges. All instruction in nursing under this program would be given by regular members of the University of Illinois nursing faculty. Courses in related areas (biological sciences, physical sciences, social sciences) would be given by members of the faculty of the appropriate departments of the University of Illinois and subject to appropriate departmental approval. It is recommended that admission to the first year of the program (prenursing) begin September, 1953. The existing approval for the two years of prenursing under the Affiliation Program for Hospital Schools of Nursing would cover admission to this new program pending approval of new requirements. I concur. On motion of Mrs. Holt, this recommendation was approved. HARRY G. AND HARRIETTE A. WRIGHT SCHOLARSHIPS (9) The regulations governing the award of scholarships under the Harry G. and Harriette A. Wright endowment included a provision that the value of undergraduate scholarships shall be $400 a year plus an amount suflicient to cover University fees. The Committee on Undergraduate Scholarships which admin- isters the awards of all University undergraduate scholarships established by private gifts recommends that this provision in the regulations be amended to authorize the granting of half scholarships of $mo a year plus University fees from the Wright endowment. I concur. On motion of Mr. Megran, these regulations were amended as recommended. UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS LEASE OF ILLlNl CENTER (10) The University has leased qnarters in the LaSalle Hotel for the Illini Center since 1947. The first lease was for two years ending June 30, 1949, the University having the right to renew for three successive two-year periods, and the Hotel having the right to call for an adjustment in rental upon the occasion of each renewal. Renewals of the lease have been approved through June 30, 1953. I9531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 671

The Hotel has agreed to continue the present rental of $6,900 a year through an additional two-year period ending June 30, 1955. This facility is used regularly by the University Placement Bureau, the University Extension Division, the Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations, and the School of Social Work in their Chicago activities. It is also uscd by alumni and other University agencies. The Comptroller recommends that he be authorized to extend this lease for two years ending June 30, 1955, at a rental of $6,~a year. I concur. Action on this recommendation was deferred. SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR NONRECURRING EXPENDITURES (I I) The Committee on Nonrecurring Appropriations recommends assignments of funds as follows: I. Physical Plant Department, improvement of rest room Mumford Hall, David Kinley Hall, and the Library...... 2. Department of Botany, construction of a cold room in Natural History Building and installation of refrigerating equipment.. 8 300 3. Chicago Undergraduate Division, remodeling to provide needed class- room facilities for the Department of Physics.. .. . 7 100 4. Chicago Professional Colleges, remodeling in the stetrics, Research and Educational Hospitals, assignment to be made from the Chicago Professi olleges’ nonrecurring funds...... 6 500 Total ...... ,...... $28 850 I recommend that these appropriations be made from the General Keserve Fund, except as indicated in the last item. On motion of Mr. Johnston, these appropriations were made by the following vote: Aye, Mr. Herrick, Mrs. Holt, Mr. Johnston, Mr. Livingston, Mr. Megran, Mr. Nickell, Mrs. Watkins; no, none; absent, Mr. Bissell, Mr. Grange, Mr. Hickman, Mr. Stratton. SALE OF UNIVERSITY PROPERTY (12) The University owns a vacant lot, 54 feet by 114 feet, at 1108 South, Third Street in Champaign between Gregory Drive and Armory Avenue, acqulred in 1913 as part of a parcel which included four other lots purchased for iuture campus expansion. Some of thesc lots are part of the Parade Ground area south of Gregory Drive. Present plans do not Contemplate need for the lot on Third Street which is the only one now owned by the University in this particu- lar block. The University has been offered $3,000 (the appraised value) by the Indeco House Association for this lot, The Indeco House Association, an organization of parents of women students, owns the adjoining property. The Director of the Physical Plant and the Comptroller recommend acceptance of this offer. I concur and recommend that the Secretary of the Board and the Comptrol- ler be authorized to execute, acknowledge, and deliver a warranty deed and such other documents as may be necessary to effectuate the transfer of title to this property. On motion of Mr. Herrick, the sale of this property was authorized by the following vote: Aye, Mr. Herrick, Mrs. Holt, Mr. John- ston, Mr. Livingston, Mr. Megran, Mr. Nickell, Mrs. Watkins; no, none; absent, Mr. Bissell, Mr. Grange, Ah. Hickman, Mr. Stratton. STANDING CONTRACT FOR PLASTERING WORK (13) The Director of the Physical Plant and the Comptroller recommend award of a contract for plastering maintenance and minor improvement work as needed at Urbana-Champaign for one year from July I, 1953, to E. G. Lindsey, Cham- 472 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22 paign. The contract provides for payments on the basis of costs, plus 21 per cent, but charges of less than $25 will be billed on a lump sum basis; trucking charges will be at the rate of $2.50 per hour and will not exceed 15 per cent of the cost of labor and materials on any job. I concur and recommend that the Comptroller and the Secretary of the Board be authorized to execute this contract. On motion of Mr. Johnston, this contract was awarded and the Comptroller and the Secretary of the Board were authorized to execute the same. CONTRACT FOR FURNACE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS IN HOUSING UNITS (14)The Director of the Physical Plant and the Comptroller recommend award of a contract to J. R. Boers Heating Company, Inc., Champaign, the lowest bidder, for furnace maintenance and repair work in the temporary housing units on the campus at Urbana-Champaign during the fiscal year beginning July I, 1953. The contract provides for services only as required and payments will be made at the following rates: Furnace Repairman and Serviceman, $2.00 per hour straight time and $3.00 per hour for overtime and for work on Sundays and holidays; Helper, $1.50 per hour straight time and $2.25 per hour overtime and for work on Sundays and holidays; 30 per cent to be added to job costs as contractor’s fee. Payments for these services will be made from the operating funds of the Housing Division. I concur and recommend that the Comptroller and the Secretary of the Board be authorized to execute this contract. On motion of Mr. Nickell, this contract was awarded and the Comptroller and the Secretary of the Board were authorized to execute the same. CONTRACT FOR REMODELING AT CHICAGO UNDERGRADUATE DIVISION (15) The Director of the Physical Plant and the Comptroller recommend award of a contract for $4,802to the Mutual Contracting Company, Chicago, the lowest bidder, for remodeling at the Chicago Undergraduate Division. The work will consist of rebuilding a wooden frame bulkhead beneath the west-end lounge picture windows and replacement of aluminum frames in the snack bar. The bulkhead has deteriorated, through rotting, to such an extent that it has been necessary to provide temporary bracing to keep the plate glass from falling. If this condition is not remedied as soon as possible additional damage will occur and make the area unsafe. Funds are available in the operation and maintenance budgets of the Chi- cago Undergraduate Division. I concur and recommend that the Comptroller and the Secretary of the Board be authorized to execute this contract, On motion of Mr. Johnston, this contract was awarded and the Comptroller and the Secretary of the Board were authorized to execute the same. BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS ON ENDOWMENT FARMS (16) The College of Agriculture which manages the University’s endowment farms has a systematic program of modernizing buildings and making other improvements on these farms as funds become available. This year’s program calls for remodeling of houses on the Hackett and Allerton farms. The Dean of the College of Agriculture and the Comptroller recommend award of a contract to If. Osmond of illonticello for remodeling the house on Allerton Farm No. 3. The work will include installation of a central heating system, a bathroom, and modernization of the kitchen and living room. The estimated cost is $7,500. 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 673

The Dean of the College of Agriculture and the Comptroller recommend award of a contract to Hammerschmidt Brothers of Monticello for remodeling House No. z on Allerton Farm No. I. The work will include repairing the exterior, installation of a new bathroom, a new deep-well water system with the necessary plumbing, and some deferred maintenance work. The estimated cost is $3,500. The Dean of the College of Agriculture and the Comptroller recommend award of a contract to Chenoweth Brothers of Atwood for remodeling the house on the Hackett farm. This work will include installation of a bathroom, construction of closets in the living room and bedroom, modernization of the kitchen, and some deferred maintenance work. The estimated cost is $3,500. Funds are available for all of these improvements in the income from the operations of these farms. I concur and recommend that the Comptroller and the Secretary of the Board be authorized to execute these contracts. On motion of Mrs. Holt, these contracts were awarded, and the Comptroller and the Secretary of the Board were authorized to execute the same.

CONTRACTS FOR REMODELING OF MEN’S RESIDENCE HALLS ADDITION NO. 1 (17) The Director of the Physical Plant and the Comptroller recommend award of contracts as follows for alteratlons in the first addition to the Men’s Residence Halls : Felmley-Dickerson Co., Urbana -For the erection of corridor parti- tions and doors, installation of asphalt tile floor covering in the dormitories and corridor areas, and the installation of acoustical materials on the corridor ceilings on the first, second, third, and fourth floors and on the ceiling of the typing room...... $27 400 Square Deal Electric Company, Urbana -For electrical work on all floors as required by the above alterations...... I 394 $28 794 The Board of Trustees has previously authorized this remodeling and has assigned the necessary funds. The first phase of the work was completed between the first and second semesters in February, and the contracts now being recommended are for the completion of the project. I concur. On motion of Mr. Herrick, these contracts were awarded and the Comptroller and the Secretary of the Board were authorized to execute the same. NAMES OF UNITS OF MEN’S RESIDENCE HALLS (18) When the first group of Men’s Residence Halls buildings were constructed in 1940-1941, five names were officially assigned by the Board of Trustees to the thrre buildings: Clark House for the center building, Lundgren House and X‘oble House for the north units, and Barton House and Flagg House for the south units. Experience has shown that two names on one building, even though it coiisists of two units, cause confusion. Accordingly, the Director of Housing and the Dean of Students have recommended that the north unit of the original Halls be named Lundgren House, the south unit be named Barton House, and that thc two other names be assigned to the newly constructed units: Addition NO.I to be Noble House and Addition No. 2 to be Flagg House. The official address of all units of the Men’s Residence Halls located in the area bounded by Gregory Drive, Peabody Drive, Fourth Street, and Euclid Street extended will be 1215 South Fourth Street, Champaign, Illinois. 1 have approved these changes and report them to the Board as a matter of record. On motion of Mr. Johnston, the President’s action was confirmed. 674 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

COMPTROLLER'S REPORT OF CONTRACTS (19) The Comptroller's report of contracts executed during the period May I to 31, 1953. Amount to be Paid to the With Whom Purpose University Date Hoffman-LaRoche, Inc. Vitamin E study $ 3 ooo 00 April 25. 1953 Pacific Coast Borax Borax study 800 00 May I, 1953 Company The Fund for Adult Grant for television station facilities IOO ooo 00 April 30. 1953 Education (See Apmndix. page 73 I) United States Depart- SCC-z1338 60 ooo 00 June I. 1953 ment of State (Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations) United States Navy NONR 1064(00) 6 325 00 February I, 1953 (Horticulture station) Veterans Administra- Tuition and supplies Rates per September 11. 1952 tion contract Amount to be Paid by the With Whom Purpose University Date Beardslee Chandelier Modification of light fixtures, Quine $ I 470 00 April 28, 1953 Manufacturing Library. Chicago Company Capitol Cement Excavation, clay fill, stone base. I 420 00 April 30, 1953 Company, Inc. and sidewalks at rear of 806-16 S. Ashland. Chicago George D. Hardin Parking lot drainage at 816-34 S. 984 00 May 5. 1953 Ashland, Chicago McKay Contractors Excavation and clay fill at 829-33 S. 668 00 April 14. 1953 Marshfield Avenue, Chicago Monroe Electric Protective lighting on Wolcott Ave- I 569 00 May 4. 1953 Comoanv.- nue property, Chicago Simpson Construction Removal and replacement of walks, I 296 OD April 14, 1953 Company curbs, and drives at 829-33 S. Marshfield Avenue, Chicago Contract Changes Amount to be Paid lo the With Whom Purpose Uniuersily Dale American Cyanamid Top burning chemicals study 8 I ooo 00 May 25, 1953 Company Sharp and Dohme, Inc. Sulfathalidine study 2 ooo 00 May 25, 1953 United States Atomic AT (11-1)-67Project No. 4 19 968 00 February 19, 1953 Energy Commission (Chemistry) United States Industrial Insecticides study I ooo 00 May I, 1953 Chemicals Company Adjustments Made in 1951-1952 Cosf-Plus Contracts With Whom Purpose Amount Date Anderson Electric Co. Administration Building $ 391 71 May 1. 1953 Adjustments Made in I952-I953 Cost-plus Contracts With Whom Purpose Amount Date Contracting Coustruc- Eight items: $47j.00 to $4.137.70 $9 825 14 May, 1953 tion Company (General work) Ervin G. Lindsey Twelve minor items: $221.58 de- 2 016 45 May, 1953 (Plastering) duct to $900.00 Potter Electric Service Seven items: $67.50 to $4.5gj.00 6 032 95 May, 1953 Reliable Plumbing and Eight items: $1,203.90 deduct to 6 981 40 May, 1953 Heating Company $4.339.00 Schroeder's Four items: $59.92 to $2.870.00 4 702 07 May. 1953 (Ventilation) This report was received for record. 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 675

PURCHASES (20) The Director of Purchases has proposed and the Comptroller recommends the following purchases. Unless otherwise specified, the purchase in each case is recommended on the basis of lowest bid. I concur. Ilcm Defiurlment Vendor Cost One cpecinl electro-magnet rquipped Physics Varian Associates, $12 69s 00 witli special Rat pole caps for tield San Carlos, Calif. f.0.b. strengthof ~~joogaussattamyeres San One power supply. regulated magnet Carlos type, for use with the above to be stable to one part in IOO,OOO One lot laboratory glassware, soft, General Chemical E. H. Sargent & co., 18 419 95 resistance type, to be used as stock Stores Chicago f.0.b. in the General Chemical Stores for Urbana the fall and winter terms 1953-1954 Surgical instruments and supplies for Research and Hospital Equipment Co., the operating room of the Research Educational Chicago 5 719 01 and Educational Hospitals Addi- Hospitals American Hospital Supply tion Co., Evanston 2 877 77 A. S. Aloe Co.. Chicago z 838 II Will Ross Co., Milwaukee. Wis. 522 I2 (11 957 01) A11 prices include delivery 59 36"x 36' tables, three 36" x 72* Student Residence Mandel Brothers, 6 195 62 tables, and 256 chairs for dining Hall. Chicago Chicago delivered room in Student Residence Hall 218 lounge chairs for student rooms Student Residence Mandel Brothers. 10 464 00 in Student Residence Hall Hall. Chicago Chicago delivered Utensils. kitchenware, and silver (213 Student Residence Imperial Restaurant items) for Student Residence Hall Hall, Chicago Supply Co., Chicago 4 045 95 Food Service Edward Don Co.. Chicago 3 551 99 The Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co., Chicago I 431 24 Albert Pick Co.. Inc.. Chicago I 008 93 The Stearnes Co.. Chicago' 702 85 (10 740 96) All ouotations include delivery Binding for libraries in Urbana and Library Ernst Hertzherg & Sons, I jo 000 00 Chicago for a two-year period be- Chicago (approx- ginning July I. 1953 imate amount) 275 (approximate number) uniforms Military Kalan Uniform Co., 44 977 50 for Advanced Air Force R.O.T.C. Chicago students 400 (approximate number) uniforms for Advanced Ground Force R.O.T.C. students (Each uniform consists of coat, trou- sers, cap, two shirts, tie, and belt) Photoengraving requirements for the Purchasing G. R. Grubb Engraving 40 000 00 two-year period July I. 1953. to Office Co.. Champaign (approx- June 30. 1955 imate amount) Contract for laundry service for vari- Various Model Laundry and 43 000 00 ous departments for the two-year Departments White Line Laundry, period beginning July I, 1953 Champaign Rental nervice of 46,000 (estimate) Illini Union Build- Midstate Linen Supply I8 220 00 white coats and 84,000 (estimate) ing. Residence Co., Champaign (esti- white aprons, bib and waist types Halls, Home mated as requested, service to be for a Economics total two-year period, starting July I. Cafeteria cost 1953; under this rental service ar- for two rangement the clothing is owned years) and laundered by the contractor Roller towel rental service, dispensing Purchasing Champaign Clean Towel 18 700 00 cabinets included. for two years Office Service, (esti- beginning July I, 1953 (approxi- Champaign mate) mately 34.000 so-yard 12" rolls) 400 cases paper towels IO%"X 13 %" Physical Plant Illini Chemical Co., 3 937 50 80 cases toilet tissue 4s"x 4 %"- Champaign f.0.b. 2000 sheet rolls delivered 120 cases toilet tissue 4 P x 4s"- 1000 sheet rolls 30 towel cabinets 676 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

Item Deparlmnl Vendor cost 36.000 lbs. joint sealing compound, Institute of Odman Hecker & Co., Inc.. $3 924 00 hot-poured type Aviation Champaign f.0.b. delivered Octane aviation gasoline- IOO.OOO Institute of Texas Co., Chicago 29 907 00 gallons 80/87; 40,ooo gallons 91/96; Aviation f.0.b. zo.ooo gallons IOO/I~O delivered 14o.ooogallons (approximate amount) Physical Plant Texas Co.. Chicago 24 206 00 regular gasoline for period July I. f.0.b. 1953. to June 30. 1954 delivered 5.000 tons 1%” coal screenings for Physical Plant Republic Coal and 25 544 00 the Abbott Power Plant during the Coke Co., Chicago months of July and August. 1953 1,400 tons pea size coke to be de- Residence Halls J. S. Bash and Sons, 25 088 00 livered to Illini Village and Stadium Champaign Terrace housing units as required during the year ending June 30, I954 Incandescent and fluorescent lamps to Physical Plant Se-Us Supply Co,, 21 991 20 be ordered by the Urbana campus Champaign, Dis- f.0.b. and Chicago branches during the tributor of Sylvania delivered period July I, 1953. to June 30, Lamps 1gj4 (estimated on $40,000 list value) Garbage and trash pick-up and dis- Residence Halls R. Shaffer, Urbana 9 040 00 posal service for the Stadium Ter- (esti- race and Illini Village housing units mate) for the two-year period beginning July 1. 1953 Fire and extended coverage insurance Extension Service Country Mutual Fire 5 431 18 including automatic reinstatement in Agriculture Insurance Co., (five- coverage subject to 80 per cent co- and Home Chicago year insurance, effective June 30, 19j3. Economics ?re- for five years, covering Allerton mum) 4-H Memorial Camp buildings and equipment in the aggregate amount of $76,080. term premium payable on an annual installment basis with the University of Illinois having the right to terminatr the insurance at any time Forty units, nine shelves each, size Medical Records Visi-Shelf File. Inc.. 6 140 00 83 %“ x 29” x 13”,, steel filing equip- Library, Chicago New York. N.Y. delivered ment complete with doors and I Roo Professional and special guides for filing hospital Colleges installed patient charts in the Medical Kec- ords Library Eight issues of the Law Forum to be College of Law Pantagraph Printing & 15 zoo 00 printed quarterly during the period Stationery Co.. f.0.b. from July I, 1953. to June 30, 1955 Bloomington Bloom- ington One X-ray unit for direct measure- Chemistry General Electric Co., 14 527 35 ment of fluorescent X-ray spectra Milwaukee, Wis. f.0.b. zoo-zjo-volt, 6o-cycle, complete Milwau- with accessories kee On motion of Mr. Johnston, these purchases were authorized. At the conclusion of the Board meeting, the Executive Committee authorized the purchase of a video recorder (kinescopic recorder), including a 16 millimeter sound camera and amplifier, from the Gen- eral Precision Laboratory of Pleasantville, New York, at a cost of $21,600 i.0.b. Ossining, New York, to be paid for from the grant of $100,000 which has been offered the University by the Fund for Adult Education. EXECUTION OF LEASES BY THE COMPTROLLER AND THE SECRETARY OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES (22) The University of Illinois Statutes provide (Section 52) that “Minor contracts and those involving the purchase of ordinary supplies, advertising and publicity matters, and other routine matters in the ordinary operation of university affairs, shall be signed by the Secretary of the Board of Trustees and by the Comptroller of the University, to whom authority is hereby delegated .by the Board for such purpose.” This authority is being interpreted to mean routine contracts involving less than $2,500 (the amount which the Board has specifically 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 677 authorized for purchases without prior approval of the Board), and all contracts executed under this authority have subsequently been reported to the Board. This expedites business and relieves the Board of many minor details in the routine operations of the University. The Statutes also authorize the Comptroller to sign leases for land for agricultural experimental work provided that the President of the University has specifically authorized the negotiations for such land. This provision, together with the provisions of Article 111, Section 4, and Article IV, Section 3, of the Board’s By-Laws, apparently limits the power of the Comptroller to enter into leases, even of a minor nature, to those of land for “agricultural experimental work” and requires that all other leases (with the exception of leases of University housing facilities which by Board authorization in September, 1950, may be executed by the Director of Housing) be approved by the Board of Trustees. There are two situations under which authorization of the Comptroller to execute leases of land without prior Board approval is highly desirable: a. Leases of endowment farms owned by the University to tenants, where the terms and the rental to be paid by the tenants conform to those prevailing in the area, and which in each case are recommended by the Dean of the College of Agriculture. b. Leases of property by the University when such property is needed for University work and where the annual rental to be paid does not exceed $2,500, provided funds are available to pay the rental. Accordingly, the Legal Counsel and the Comptroller recommend that Section 52(d)II of the present University of Illinois Statutes be amended to read (new language is in italics): Minor contracts and those involving the purchase of ordinary supplies, advertising and publicity matters, and other routine matters in the ordinary operation of University affairs, inchding leases of farms owned by the U&ersity and leases for property needed for projects for which funds are azdable, shall be signed by the Secretary of the Board of Trustees and by the Comptroller of the University, to whom authority is hereby delegated by the Board for such purposes provided that no such lease to the University shall create any liability for rent in excess of $2,500 per year and prozided further that fu.nds are then ae~ailable for the rent to be paid thereunder. To make this amended provision operative, it will also be necessary to amend Article 111, Section 4, of the By-Laws of the Board to read (new language is in italics) : A record vote of thc Board shall be had on all propositions for the appropriation of the funds of the University or to create any liability, or on the sale, purchase, or leasing of real estate except where suclz authority is specifically delegated to University administrative ojicers in the Statutes of the University or any amendment or revision of the Statutes of the Uni- versity or By-Laws of the Board, and on the demand of any member of the Board made before the announcement of a vote otherwise taken. On motion of Mr. Johnston, the amendments of the Statutes and of the By-Laws of the Board, as recommended, were adopted. This action was taken by the following vote: Aye, Mr. Herrick, Mrs. Holt, Mr. Johnston, Mr. Livingston, Mr. Megran, Mrs. Wratkins; no, Mr. Nickell; absent, Mr. Bissell, Mr. Grange, Mr. Hickman, Mr. Stratton. LEVIS LOAN FUND (23) Mr. William E. Levis of the Class of 1913, donor of the William E. Levis Student Loan Fund, has indicated his desire to alter the regulations governing the fund, which were a part of the deed of gift, in such manner as to make the fund as useful as possible and to conform more nearly with general student loan regulations. He has authorized the following changes: Interest: Notes will bear interest at four per cent per annum from graduation or leaving school to date of maturity and six per cent thereafter until principal is paid. 678 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

Period of Loan: Notes are payable in graduated monthly installments, beginning four months after graduation or withdrawal from the University. The total amount borrowed must be repaid by no later than four years following graduation or date of withdrawal. The Comptroller recommends acceptance of these revisions and I concur. On motion of Mr. Herrick, these revisions were approved. PROPOSED AFFILIATION WITH CHICAGO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL (24) For over a year there have been discussions between representatives of the Chicago Memorial Hospital and - the University of Illinois with respect to the proposed removal of Memorial Hospital to the Medical Center in order to continue its functions as a private hospital in affiliation with the University. The discussions have been chiefly between Mr. Vernon Loucks, Chairman of the Board (now succeeded by Mr. William H. Mitchell), Dr. Paul C. Bucy and Dr. John V. Prohaska, representing Memorial Hospital, and Dr. Ivy, Dr. Harvey, the Provost, and myself, representing the University. On January 16, 1953, the Memorial Hospi.ta1 formalized its position as follows: RESOLVED that the Board of Trustees of The Chicago Memorial Hospital is interested in moving its location to a site in the Medical Center, Chicago, Illinois, to be designated by the University of Illinois, and desirous of exploring with President George D. Stoddard of the University of Illinois the financing of such a move and working out the details of an operating arrangement between the University of Illinois and The Chicago Memorial Hospital, and that President George D. Stoddard be so advised. Accordingly, we have been exploring the desirability of such a move and especiaily the matter of cost and the possible sources of funds. From the standpoint of the University this would be a desirable development for the following reasons: (I) it would increase the effectiveness of the faculty of the University of Illinois by saving time and energy in their part- time private practice; (2) it would increase the number of patients available for study and teaching, and it would broaden the teaching program; (3) it would assist in the program of nursing education. The proposal, in brief, calls for a goo-bed hospital, together with a building which would provide 50 offices and 92 examination rooms. The proposal is outlined in some detail in the attached brochure' which was prepared by Rlr. Todd Wheeler in collaboration with the staff of the Chicago Memorial Hospital and the University of Illinois. It will be noted that the estimated cost of the project is $6,000,000 and that the resources in sight total $3,0oo,00o. It is, therefore, necessary to find the sum of $3,000,000 in order to launch this project. Subject to the approval of the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois, we have offered to assist the Chicago Memorial Hospital in this fund raising. I believe that a mutually advantageous plan of affiliation could be worked out between the hlemorial Hospital and the University and that the project would be extremely helpful to the morale and efficiency of our medical staff. I recommend, therefore, that the Board of Trustees endorse in principle the proposed removal of the Chicago Memorial Hospital to a site in the Medical Center, together with some form of affiliation to be agreed upon by the re- spective boards, and that the staff of the University be authorized to assist the Chicago Memorial Hospital in securing the necessary funds from private sources, all with the understanding that there will be no obligations in tax support. On motion of Mr. Johnston, this proposal was endorsed in principle, subject to an approving opinion from the Legal Counsel on the legality of the affiliation. PATENTABLE DISCOVERIES (25) The University Patent Committee submits the following recommendations relating to potentially patentable discoveries: Harold R. Snyder, Professor of Chemistry, has developed a process for making acetyltryptophan, one of the amino acids. This is a new method of

'A copy of this brochure has been filed with the Secretary. 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 679 synthesis but is an expensive process and could not compete commercially with other methods now used. Accordingly, the Head of the Department of Chem- istry and Chemical Engineering, the University Patent Committee, and the University Research Board recommend that this discovery be released to the inventor. E. I. Radzimovsky, Research Associate in Mechanical Engineering, has in- vented an equalizing reducer, a mechanical device for installation in various types of conveyors, which operate on sprockets, to provide a more uniform velocity. In some types of such conveyors, there is a rhythmic variation in the velocity due to a difference between the momentum of the conveyor and the speed of the sprocket at the points of contact. The equalizing reducer will eliminate this jerking motion of the conveyor. The Patent Committee is of the opinion that the University’s rights to the discovery are very limited because Mr, Radzimovsky did so much of the work on his own time and made very little use of University facilities. However, to facilitate securing a patent, the Committee recommends that any rights the University may have be assigned to the University of Illinois Foundation with the suggestion that if a patent is secured and is commercially exploited a liberal share of the royalties be granted the inventor. The Head of the Department of Mechanical Engineering concurs in the judgment of the Committee, and its recommendation is acceptable to the inventor. Fred A. Kummerow, Assistant Professor in the Department of Food Tech- nology, and Szu Shiang Chang, Research Associate in Food Technology, have developed w-hat they call the depolymerization of oxidative dimers and trimers, which has to do with the chemistry of soybean oil. This discovery has already been disclosed in a thesis, and it is, therefore, unlikely that a patent can be secured. The Committec recommends that the discovery be released to the inventors for dedication to the public by publication and they agree to this. I concur in the above recommendations. On motion of Mr. Johnston, these recommendations were approved. RESPIRATOR CENTER AT CHICAGO PROFESSIONAL COLLEGES (26) At its January, 1953, meeting, the Board of Trustees authorized the estab!ishnient of a respirator center for poliomyelitis patients at the Chicago Professional Colleges with funds to be paid the University by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and authorized the execution of an agreement with that Foundation. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis has requested that its Chicago Chapter be made a party to the proposed agreement, with the understanding that grants of $12,500 and $13,500 to be paid the University for certain structural alterations needed for the center and for the purchase and maintenance of required special equipment shall be made by that Chapter instead of by the National Foundation. The Comptroller and the Legal Counsel recommend that these changes in the proposed agreement be authorized. I concur. On motion of Mrs. Watkins, the above changes in the proposed agreement were authorized. REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The Secretary of the Board presented the following report of actions taken by the Executive Committee: Appointment of B. L. Dodds as Dean of the College of Education On June 3, 1953, the Executive Committee approved the following recommendation from the President of the University: I recommend the appointment of Dr. B. L. Dodds, now Director of the Division of Education and Applied Psychology at Purdue University, as Dean of the College of Education beginning November I, 1953, and continuing to September I, 1955, and as Professor of Education on indefinite tenure, at a salary of $14,000 per year on “Y’ basis. The appointment as dean on limited tenure is in conformity with the standard statutory provision that the dean of 680 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22 a college shall be appointed biennially except that in this case the appointment will become effective November I instead of September I, 1953, since Dr. Dodds will not be available until the later date. In making this nomination I have had the advice and unanimous recommendation of the Executive Committee of the College of Education. Since this is a major appointment, the Secretary of the Board reported the Committee’s action to the other trustees requesting that they advise him if they had any objection to this procedure before the appointment was announced. Oil and Gas Lease on Former Agricultural Experiment Farm in Ohey, Illinois A proposal from the Calvert Drilling Company, Inc., of Olney, Illinois, for an oil and gas lease on a former Agricultural Experiment Station friiit farm in Richland County, which the University sold but in which the Univesrity has retained one-half the mineral rights, was presented to the Board of Trustees on April 20, 1953, and was referred to the Executive Committee with power to act, On instruction from the Committee, the Comptroller negotiated with the Calvert Drilling Company, Inc., for better terms than it had previously offered which included one-sixteenth (i.e., one-half of the standard one-eighth specified in such leases) of any oil or gas produced plus $1.00 per acre rental to be paid in the event the Company wishes to continue the lease in the second year in the absence of successful drilling. After considerable discussion the Company indicated willingness to make a lease bonus of $1.00 per acre (the University to receive one-half of this amount since it has one-half interest in the lease) rather than payment of $1.00 per acre delayed rental. This will assure the collection by the University of $38.50 for a lease for a primary term of two years in addition to any roya!ties that may accrue as a result of successful drilling. The Committee has authorized execution of a lease on the basis of these revised terms. HERBERTB.MFXRAN FRANCESB. WATKINS PARKLIVINGSTON,Clzair~mit A. J. JANATA Clerk REPORT OF THE CHICAGO DEPARTMENTS COMMITTEE Mrs. Watkins, for the Committee on the Chicago Departments, presented a report and series of recommendations relating to the administration of the Chicago Professional Colleges and the Research and Educational Hospitals. Action on this report was deferred. SECRETARY’S REPORTS The Secretary presented for record the following lists: (I) appointments made by the President; (2) fellows; (3) resignations and declinations; (4) leaves of absence. APPOINTMENTS MADE BY THE PRESIDENT (The date in parenthesis is the date on ahich the appointment was made by the President of the University. C = College; S = Station; E = Extension.) ABRAHAMS,ELIHU, Research Associate in Physics (C), one year beginning Sep- tember I, 1953, $5100, supersedes (5-26-53). ANDERSON,JOHN hI., Research Associate in Electrical Engineering (S), four months beginning May I, 1953, $40a month, supersedes (6-6-53). ANG,CHOH-YI, Research Assistant in Mining and Metallurgical Engineering (C), three months beginning June 16, 1953, $300 a month (5-27-53). ARCHER,LUTHERB., Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering, in the Sum- mer Session of 1953, on full time, June Ig-August 15, 1953, $1312 for the period, supersedes (6-11-53). I9531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 68I

ARNOLD,D. W., Visiting Lecturer in the Department of Business Organization and Operation, in the Summer Session of 1953, on full time, June 19-August 15, 19.53, $1200 for the period (6-11-53). ATCHISON,WILLIAMF., Assistant Professor of Mathematics, in the Department of Chemistry, in the Graduate College, July 6-September 6, 1953, $555.55 a month; this is in addition to his present appointment (6-12-53). AUDRIETH,LUDWIGF., Research Professor of Chemistry, in the Graduate Col- lege, on one-half time, two months beginning June 16, 1953, $1022.23 for the period ; this is in addition to his present appointment (6-2-53). BABB,DANIELS., Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering, in the Summer Session of 1953, on full time, June 19-August 15, 1953, $~mfor the period, supersedes (6-11-53). BARKS,MARGARET M., Assistant in Library Science, in the Summer Session of 1953, June 19-August 15, 1953, $700 for the period (6-11-53). BARNARD,JOHNW., Research Professor of Electrical Engineering (S), August I, 1gj3-August 31, 1954, $10,000 a year (5-28-53). BAUERLE,JAMES E., Research Assistant in Physics (C), two months beginning June 16, 1953, $300 a month (5-27-53). BERGER,MANFRED, Research Assistant in Civil Engineering (S), three months beginning June 16, 1953, $300 a month (5-29-53). BOOTH,ALFRED W., Associate Professor of Geography, in the Graduate College, three months beginning June 16, 1953, $700 a month; this is in addition to his present appointment (5-26-53). BOURGIN,DAVIDG., Professor of Mathematics, in the Graduate College, three months beginning June 16, 1953, $3000 for the period; this is in addition to his present appointment (5-28-53). CAIRNS,STEWARTS., Professor of Mathematics and Head of the Department, in the Graduate College, June 16-August 31, 1953, $3445 for the period; this is in addition. to his present appointment (5-28-53). CHAPIN,RICHARD E., Illini Union Browsing Room Assistant in the Library, June 16-August 31, 1953, $325 a month, supersedes (5-27-53). CHIN, CHI-HAN, Research Associate in Bacteriology, in the Graduate College, two months beginning July I, 1953, $358.33 a month (5-27-53). CHOW,VEN-TE, Research Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering (C), two months beginning July I, 1953, $416.67 a month (5-27-53). CHRYSSAFOPOULOS,NICHOLAS, Research Assistant in Civil Engineering ( S), June 16-August 31, 1953, $3750 a year (6-6-53). COOK,RALPH L., Professor of Ceramic Engineering (S), on three-fifths time, June 16-July 31, 1953, $750 for the period (6-6-53). COOPER,RALPHS., Research Assistant in Physics (C), two months beginning July I, 1953, $300 a month (j-26-53). CRAWFORD,DAVID C., Research Assistant in Civil Engineering (S), three months beginning June 16,'1953, $300 a month (5-29-53). DANNER,ELLIS, Professor of Civil Engineering (C), on three-fourths time, June 16-September 15, 1953, $625 a month; this is in addition to his present appointment (6-2-53). DECAPUA,ANCELO G., JR., Instructor in German, for the academic year beginning September I, 1953, $4000 (5-26-53). DIETZ,JESS C., Associate Professor of Sanitary Engineering (C), July I-Sep- tember 15, 1953, $722.22 a month; this is in addition to his present appointment (5-29-53). DONDANVILLE,LEO J., Research Assistant in Civil Engineering (S), July 23- September 15, 1953, $300 a month (5-27-53). ~FRAIN,VIOLA,Visiting Lecturer in the Department of Business Organization and Operation, in the Summer Session of 1953, on full time, June 19- August 15, 1953, $1260 for the period (6-11-53). DURRELL,DOROTHY,Faculty Counselor in the Student Counseling Bureau, on one-half time, June 15-July 15, 1953, $108.33 a month; this is in addition to her present appointment (6-12-53). EGGER,WILLIAM,JR., Research Assistant in Civil Engineering (S), three months beginning June 16, 1953, $300 a month (5-29-53). 682 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

EVANS,RUPERTN., Assistant Professor of Education, on one-half time, June 19-August 15, 1953, $606 for the period; this is in addition to his present summer session appointment (5-26-53). FARLEY,JOHN M., Research Assistant in Civil Engineering (S), three months beginiiing June 16, 1953, $3~a month {5-29-53). FELDMAN,ARTHUR,Research Assistant in Civil Engineering (S), three months beginning June 16, 1953, $300 a month (5-29-53). FERA,PAULP., lnstructor in the Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations, June 15-July 31, 1953, $325. a month (6-10-53). FERGUSOX,KATHERINE G., Assistant in Anesthesiology, in the College of Medi- cine, two months beginning May I, 1953, without salary (5-27-53). FKAENKEL,GOTTFRIED S., Research Professor of Entomolgy, in the Graduate College, two months beginning June 16, 1953, $1666 for the period; this is in addition to his present appointment (5-27-53). PULLER,JAMES R., Research Assistant in Civil Engineering (S), three months beginning June 16, 1953, $300 a month (5-29-53). GARDNER,PHILIP C., Research Assistant in Civil Engineering (S), three months beginning June 16, 19j3, $300 a month, supersedes (5-29-53). GLAUBMAN,MICHAEL J., Research Assistant in Physics (C), two months beginning May I, 1953, $300 a month, supersedes (5-26-53). GREGORY,ROBERT K., Research Assistant in Civil Engineering (S), three months beginning June 16, 1953, $300 a month (5-29-53). GUTOWSKY,HERBERTS., Research Assistant Professor of Chemistry, in the Graduate College, June 16-August 15, 1953, $600 a month; this is in addition to his present appointment (5-27-53). HAGER,LOWELLP., Research Assistant in Bacteriology, in the Graduate College, June 16-September 15, 1953, $300 a month (6-10-53). HARKNESS,BRUCE,Instructor in English in the Summer Session of 1953, on five- sixths time, June 19-August 15, 1953, $760 for the period, supersedes (6-11-53). HAXMESON,ROBERTH., Research Assistant in Civil Engineering (S), three months beginning June 16, 1953, $500 a month (5-26-53). HARRIS,HEXRYS., Instructor in Philosophy, for the academic year beginning September I, 1953, $3600 (6-1-53). HARRIS,LEONARDA., Research Associate in Civil Engineering (S), June 16- August 31, Igj3, $350 a month (5-59-53). HEITRIANN,WILLIAME., Research Assistant in Mining and Metallurgical Engi- neering (S), June 16-August 31, 1953, $300 a month (5-27-53). HENNIKG,DALEA., Instructor in Management, in the Summer Session of 1953, on full time, June 19-August 15, 1953, $912 for the period, supersedes (6-11-53). HOLDEN,THOMAS L., Instructor in Music, for the academic year beginning Sep- tember I, 1953, $4700 (6-8-53). HOOBAK,MRS. BEVERLY P., Instructor in the Nursery School, in the Division of Special Serviccs for War Veterans, in the Summer Session of 1953, on four-fifths time, June 19-August 15, 1953, $587 for the period (6-11-53). HOUTZ,SARA J., Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy and Coordinator of Cerebral Palsy Program, in the College of Medicine, four months beginning May I, 1953, $4880 a year, supersedes (6-2-53). HOWARD,H. C., Instructor in Ophthalmology, in the College of Medicine, on nine-tenths time, June 1-30, 1953, $300 for the period (5-29-53). JAKOWATZ,CHARLES V., Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering, in the Summer Session of 1953, on full time, June 19-August 15, 1953, $1046 for the period, supersedes (6-11-53). KLEINBERG,JACOB, Visiting Research Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, in the Graduate College, on one-half time, June 16-August 31, 1953, $350 a month, and Visiting Lecturer in Inorganic Chem- istry in the Summer Session of 195.3, on one-half time, June 19-August 15, 1953, $750 for the period, supersedes (5-27-53). KOWALSKI,LEONARDF., Instructor in Anesthesiology, in the College of Medi- cine, four months beginning May I, 1953, $4000 a year, supersedes (5-29-53). 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 683 LAUPA,ARMAS, Research Associate in Civil Engineering (S), three months beginning June I, 1953, $5400 a year, supersedes (6-5-53). LEACH,JAMES L., Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering (C), three months beginning June 16, 1953, $577.78 a month; this is in addition to his present appointment (5-26-53). LEAHEY,THOMASF., Assistant in Civil Engineering in the Civil Engineering Summer Camp, in the Summer Session of 1953, June 15-July 3, 1953, $225 for the period (6-11-53). LEONARD,JAMES W., Assistant Professor of Economics, in the Summer Session of 1953, June Ig-August 15, 1953, $1112 for the period (6-11-53). LEWIS, WALTERH., Research Assistant in the Small Homes Council, July I- August 31, 1953, $275 a month (5-29-53). MACHLUP,STEFAN,Research Associate in Physics (C), one year beginning Sep- tember I, 1953, $5100 (6-5-53). VfACY, LOUISE,Catalog Assistant in the Library, one year beginning September 1, 1953, $3500 (5-28-53). MANUS, DONALDJ., Research Assistant in Civil Engineering (S), June 16- August 31, 1953, $4350 a year, supersedes (5-27-53); MARTIN, LESLIEE., Research Assistant in Geography, in the Graduate College, June 16-August 31, 1953, $266.66 a month (5-26-53). MASON,BERYL T., Research Associate in Neurology-Epilepsy, in the College of Medicine, one year beginning June 15, 1953, $5000 (6-2-53). MASSARD,JAMES M., Research Associate in Civil Engineering (s),June 16- August 31, 1953, $350 a month, supersedes (6-2-53). R~ASTERTON, WILLIAML., Instructor in the Department of Chemistry and Chem- ical Engineering, in the Summer Session of 1953, June 19-August 15, 1953, $10~)for the period (6-11-53). MCCARTY,D. KEITH, Instructor in Bands, in the Summer Session of 1953, on one-half time, June 19-August 15, 1953, $356 for the period (6-11-53). MCCOLLISTER,HOWARD M., Research Assistant in Civil Engineering (S), three months beginning June 16, 1953, $300 a month (6-1-53). MC~~LLEN,h1RS. AUGUSTAJ., Visiting Lecturer in Speech, in the Summer Ses- sion of 1953, June 19-August 15, 1953, $ 1 for~ the period (6-11-53). XERCEREAU,JAMESE., Research Assistant in Physics (C), June 16-August 15, 1953, $300 a month (5-26-53). MERRITT,JOSHUA L., JR., Research Assistant in Civil Engineering (S), three months beginning June 16, 1953, $300 a month (5-2953). R~fur;sow,BYRON E., Research Associate in Sociology, on one-half time, two months beginning July I, 1953, $183.50 a month (6-10-53). NORTOE,ROGERC., Instructor in German, for the academic year beginning Sep- tember I, 1953, $4000 (6-2-53). OLDH-4h1, K. R., Research Assistant in Chemistry, in the Graduate College, eight months beginning June I, 1953, $4800 a year, supersedes (6-2-53). O'REILLY,H. R., Assistant in Civil Engineering in the Civil Engineering Sum- mer Camp, in the Summer Session of 1953, July 13-August 14, 1953, $375 for the period (6-11-53). PATERSON,MABELC., Research Assistant in Zoology, in the Graduate College, threc months beginning June 16, 1953, $300 a month (6-10-53). PETERSO?;,BEVERLYJ., Acquisition Assistant in the Library, one year beginning Scptemher I, 1953, $3300 (5-28-53). F'OLLARD,WILLIAMS., JR., Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering (C), three months beginning June 16, 1953, $1600 for the period; this is in addition to his present appointment (6-5-53). PUNYAGUFTA,SOMPORN,Research Assistant in Civil Engineering (S), three months beginning June 16, 1953, $300 a month (6-6-53). RABIN,HERBERTM., Research Assistant in the Institute of Communications Re- search, June 16-August 31, 1953, $311.11 a month (6-12-53). ROBERTSON,CARITA,Associate Professor of Physical Education for Women, in the Summer Session of 1953, on three-fourths time, June 19-August 15, 1953, $967 for the period, supersedes (6-11-53). ROBINSON,ARTHURR., Research Assistant in Civil Engineering (S), three months beginning June 16, 1953, $300 a month (5-29-53). 4f34 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

RODEMS,JAMES D., Research Associate in the Control Systems Laboratory, June 15-August 31, 1953, $5700 a year (6-6-53). ROGERS.RAMONAT.. Research Assistant in the Bureau of Economic and Business Research, Juik 16-August 31, 1953, $275 a month (6-2-53). RUSSELL,JOSEPH A., Professor of Geography and Head of the Department, in the Graduate College, on 67/100 time, three months beginning June 16, 1953, $718.51 a month; this is in addition to his present appointment (5-26-53). SANFORD,HEYWORTHN., Clinical Professor of Pediatrics (Rush) and Acting Head of the Department, in the College of Medicine, on 67/100 time, one month beginning August I, 1953, $10,000 a year (5-26-53). SCHWARZLOSE,PAULF., Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering, in the Summer Session of 1953, on full time, June 19-August 15, 1953, $1290 for the period, supersedes (6-11-53). SIMS, M.DAVID,Assistant in Obstetrics and Gynecology, in the College of Medicine, four months beginning May I, 1953, without salary (5-26-53). Shwm, MARJORIE,Assistant in Geography, in the Graduate College, June 16- July 31, 1953, $266.66 a month (6-10-53). SOKOL,ANTHONY, Research Assistant in Geography, in the Graduate College, three months beginning June 16, 1953, $800 for the period (6-2-53). STAMER,JOHN R., Research Assistant in Bacteriology, in the Graduate College, three months beginning June I, 1953, $300 a month (6-10-53). STOLPER,GERTRUDE, Education, Philosophy, and Psychology Library Assistant, with rank of Instructor, in the Library._. SeDtember - 14, 1g~3-August- 31, IQ54, $3700 a year (6-6-53). STUCKLEN,HILDECARDA., Research Associate in Electrical Engineering (S), July 15, 1953-August 31, 1954, a year (5-29~53). THORNBURN,~HOMASH., Associate Professor of Civil Engineering, in the Sum- mer Session of 1953, on one-half time, June 19-August 15, 1953, $685 for the period (6-11-53). TOUSSAINT,EUNICEJ., Assistant Reference Librarian, with rank of Instructor, in the Library, one year beginning September I, 1953, $3700 a year (6-6-53). WADSWORTH,MAURICEA., Research Assistant in Civil Engineering (S), three months beginning June 16, 1953, $300 a month (5-29-53). WAKEFIELD,NELSOND., Assistant Professor of Accountancy, in the Summer Session of 1953, on one-half time, June 19-August 15, 1953, $634 for the period (6-11-53). WATERS,JOHN W., Research Associate in Geography, in the Graduate College, two months beginning July I, 1953, $45 a month (5-26-53). WECHSBERC,PABLO,Research Associate in the Aeromedical and Physical En- vironment Laboratory, in the Chicago Professional Colleges, three months beginning June I, 1953, $500 a month (6-6-53). WEEKS,FRANCISW., Assistant Professor of Business English, in the Summer Session of 1953, on one-half time, June 19-August 15, 1953, $567 for the period, supersedes (6-11-53). WEERS,W. A,, Instructor in Civil Engineering in the Civil Engineering Summer Camp, in the Summer Session of 1953, July 13-August 14, 1953, $600 for the period (6-11-53). WHILT, MRS. SELMA,Instructor in Education, in the Summer Session of 1953, on one-half time, June 19-August 15, 1953, $445 for the period (6-11-53). WILDER,HOWARDL., Instructor in Ophthalmology, in the College of Medicine, on nine-tenths time, three months beginning- __ June I, 1953,_-- &zoo. a year, supersedes (5-26-53). WILLIAMS,R. A., Assistant in Civil Engineering in the Civil Engiceering Sum- mer Camp, in the Summer Session of I9j3, July 13-August 14, 1953, $375 for the period (6-11-53). WOLLERMAN,LOUIS A., Assistant in Food Processing (Food Technology) (C and S), two months beginning July I, 1953, $3480 a year (5-28-53). WYANT,GORDONM.,Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology, in the College of Medicine, on 55/1OO time, four months beginning May I, 1953, $5250 a year, supersedes (6-2-53). 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 685

YANKWICH,PETERE., Research Assistant Professor of Chemistry, in the Grad- uate College, June 16-August 31, 1953, $1583.34 for the period; this is in addition to his present appointment (5-27-53). YEGIAN,SHAHEN, Research Assistant in Civil Engineering (S), June 16-Sep- tember 15, 1953, $300 a month (5-29-53). FELLOWS (The followinp appointment was made by the President of the University.) ROBINSON,SHIRLEYANN,Mary C. McLellan Scholarship for 1953-1954. GRADUATE FELL0WS (The following appointments were made by the Dean of the Graduate College on the dates indicated in parenthesis.) ADAMS,RIJTHJ., Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). AZHAR,BARKAT A., Fellow in Agricultural Economics, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). BACHHAWAT,BIMAL K., Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). BALL,JERRY, Fellow in Physical Education for Men, June 16-August Ij, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). BALLEW,LEIGHTONM., Fellow in Speech, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-531. BARKEK,LUCIUSJ., Fellow in Political Science, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). BARTKIEWICZ,STANLEY A., Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August 15, I9j3, $225 (5-18-53). BECKER,HOWARDS., Ford Foundation Post-Doctoral Fellow in Psychology, in the Graduate College, one year beginning September I, 1953, $4500 (6-5-53). BELLAMY,JOHN, Fellow in English, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). BEN-ISHAI,Dov, Post-Doctoral Fellow in Chemistry, in the Graduate College, nine months beginning September 16, 1953, $30~0(5-27-53). BERESNIEWICZ,ALEX, Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). BERKOWITZ,JOAN,Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). BERKOWITZ,JOAN,Fellow in Chemistry, nine months beginning September 16, 1953, $1250, supersedes (6-3-53). BONE,QUENTIN, Fellow in History, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). BOKNAK,.JOHN H., Fellow in Accountancy, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-531. BOWEN,VINCENTE., Fellow in French, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). BROWX,HEXRY,Fellow in Geology, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). CARPER,JAMES W., Ford Foundation Post-Doctoral Fellow in Psychology, in the Graduate College, one year beginning September I, 1953, $4500 (6-5-53). CHEN,TIENYou, Fellow in Civil Engineering, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). CHOW, WEN LUNG,Fellow in Mechanical Engineering, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). COHEK,UILTON, Fellow in Art, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). COOK,PAULL., Fellow ‘in Chemistry, Junc 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). COVA,DARIO R., Fellow in Chemical Engineering, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (C-TX-Cl\ \J ->’ JJ,’ CRAWFORD,CHARLESM., Fellow in Bushes, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). CROVETTI,ALDOJ., JR., Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (C-lX-C?~ \J -- JJ,. DAVITZ,JOEL R., Ford Foundation Post-Doctoral Fellow in Psychology, in the Graduate College, one year beginning September I, 1953, $4500 (6-5-53). DOWSING,RONDAL,Fellow in Political Science, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-531. DYAI.,JAMES A., Ford Foundation Fellow in Psychology, nine months beginning September 16, 1953, $1200 (6-1-53). EITEL, MICHAELJ., Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). 686 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

EITEL, MICHAELJ., Fellow in Chemistry, September 16, 1953-January 31, 1954, $625 (6-3-53). FRANKEL,HYMANR., Ford Foundation Post-Doctoral Fellow in Psychology, in the Graduate College, one year beginning September I, 1953, $4500 (6-5-53). FREIDSON,ELIOT, Ford Foundation Post-Doctoral Fellow in Psychology, in the Graduate College, one year beginning September I, 1953, $4500 (6-5-53). FUJIWARA,SHIZUO,Post-Doctoral Fellow in Chemistry, in the Graduate College, nine months beginning September 16, 1953, $3000 (5-27-53). GALUN,RACHEL,Fellow in Entomology, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). GARTMAN,WILLIAMM., Fellow in German, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). GELFAND,SAMUEL,Sinclair Oil Company Fellow in the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, June 16-August 15, 1953, $258 (6-1-53). GHOSH, MRS. GOURI R., Fellow in Botany, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53) ’ GHOSH.MRS. GOURIR., Fellow in Botany, nine months beginning September 16, 1953, $IW (5-18-53). GHOSH,SUNILK., Fellow in Law, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). GILL, BAKHAHISHS., Fellow in Veterinary Science, February I-June 15, 1954, $450 (5-21-53). GOUFREY,ELEAKORP., Ford Foundation Post-Doctoral Fellow in Psychology, in the Graduate College, one year beginning September I, 1953, $4500 (6-5-53). GRAHAM, IAN,Fellow in History, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). GRAHN,EDGARH., Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August 15, 1953, $ZZj (5-18-5.3). GREGORY,ROBERTT., Fellow in Mathematics, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). GUTTMAN,NEWMAN,Fellow in Speech, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). HARDESBERGH,WILLIAM,Fellow in Political Science, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). HARWOOD,ROBERT, Fellow in Entomolgy, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). HECK,WALTER W., Fellow in Botany, June 16-August ~j,1953, $225 (5-18-53). HENDR~CKSON.YNGVEG., Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). HISES, R~LPHH, Nonresident Fellow in Sociology, one year beginning June 16, 1953, $3000 (5-18-53). HWA,RUDOLPHC., Fellow in Electrical Engineering, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). JACKSON, BILLYhf., Fellow in Art, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). JOEL,DAVID Id., Fellow in English, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). TOHNSON. HARRYW.. Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August 15, 1953, $22j (j-18-53}. JOHNSON,RICHARDL., Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). KALEUD.4, NORMANW., Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August 15,‘ 1953, $225 (5-18-53). KEELER,JOSEPH T., Fellow in Agricultural Economics, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53)’ KIRSCHKER,STANLEY,Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53)’ KUEHN,HAROLD H , Fellow in Botany, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). KURLAND,AARON, Fellow in Zoology, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). LEE, CHISGLEE, Post-Doctoral Fellow in Botany, in the Graduate College, nine months beginning September 16, 1953, $3000 (5-27-53). LEVENTHAI.,DAVID,Fellow in Physico-Chemical Biology, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). LYLE,RICHARDE , Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). hfANTS, MELVIN,Fellow in Psychology, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). McFARLANE, JOHN E., Fellow in Entomology, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5- 18-53). MICHAEL,WILLIAM, JR., Fellow in Mathematics, June 16-August 15, 1933, $225 (5-18-531. MOKHARDT,MAURICE E., Fellow in Music, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). 19533 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 687

NAUERT,CHARLES, Fellow in History, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). NELSON,ROYJ., Fellow in French, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). NEUMILLER,HARRY J., JR., Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). NEWMAN,MONROE O., Fellow in Economics, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). I’ORTER,ELLISG., Fellow in French, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). POST,ROBERT, Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). PUTNAM,ROBERT E., Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August Is, 1953, $225 (5-20-53). RAFFERTY, ~EENA,, JR., Fellow in zoology, June 16-August IS, 1953, $225 (5-18-53)’ REYNOLDS,GEORGE E., Fellow in Music, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). ROBBINS,RICHARD,Fellow in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, June &August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). SACHS,1RVILLNG B., Fellow in Zoology, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). SAGURA,JOHN J., Sinclair Oil Company Fellow in the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, June 16-August 15, 1953, $258 (6-1-53). SCALORA,FRANKS., Fcllow in Mathematics, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). SCHULTZ,LEONARDG., Fellow in Geology, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). SELAXUER,RICHARDB., Fellow in Entomology, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). SELLER,ROSALYN,Zeta Phi Eta Fellow in Speech, nine months beginning Sep- tembcr 16, 1953, $yo (5-18-53). SIImiAPi, STANLEY B., Fellow in Geography, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53)- SINHA,AJIT K., Fellow in Philosophy, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (j-18-53). SJirrH, JOHX H., Fellow in English, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). SOELLLLNER,ROLF,Post-Doctoral Fcllow in English, in the Graduate College, nine months beginning September 16, 1953, $3000 (5-27-53). STERK,WILLIAML., Fellow in Botany, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). TERFORD,HENRY,Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August IS, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). TONSOR,STEPHEN J., Fcllow in History, one year beginning June 16, 1953, $3000, supersedes (5-18-53). ~RLA,R~RS. CARMEN M., Fellow in Spanish, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). N’IEGERT,PHILIPE., Fellow in Chemistry, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-33). WILLIA~IS,JOYCEW., Fellow in RIatheniatics, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). WORLAWD,STEPHENT., Fellow in Economics, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). ~’OKTH,GEORGE,Fellow in English, June 16-August 15, 1953, $225 (j-18-53). ZIhmmhrAN, VERNONK., Fcllow in Accountancy, June 16-.4ugust 15, 1953, $225 (5-18-53). RESIGNATIONS AND DECLINATIONS .h~,CIIOH-YI, Research Assistant in Mining and Metallurgical Engineering - declination effective 6-16-53. RALLEW, LE~GHTONM., Fellow in Speech -declination effective 6-16-53. BERGER,MANFRED,Kesearch Assistant in Civil Engineering (S) -declination effective 6-16-53. BULLOCK,MKS. DORISL., Instructor in Physical Education for Women, in the Summer Session of 1953-declination effective 6-19-53. BURTNESS,ROGERW., Instructor in Electrical Engineering -resignation effective 9-1-53. CHILDS,MRS. MARIANE. T., Assistant Professor of Home Economics -resignation effective 6-13-53. COOPER,ALICEM., Serial Cataloger, with rank of Instructor, in the Library- resignation effective 7-1-53, 688 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

DILLAWAY,ROBERTB., Instructor in Mechanical Engineering -resignation effective 9-1-53. EYLER,WILLIAMR., Clinical Assistant Professor of Radiology, in the College of Mcdicine -resignation effective 6-15-53. GARNETT,JOHN L., Fellow in Chemistry -resignation effective 9-16-53. GARZA,MRS. MARYRUTH, Acquisition Assistant in the Library -resignation effective 9-1-53. GILL, BAKHAHISHS., Fellow in Veterinary Science-declination effective 9-16-53. HANG,DANIEL F., Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering, in the Summer Session of 1953-declination effective 6-19-53. HELDT,CARL R., Medical Illustrator, in the College of Veterinary Medicine- resignation effective 6-21-53. HOWE,MARVIN c., Instructor in Music -resignation effective 9-1-53. KEENEY,MARGARET H., Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy, in the College of Medicine -resignation effective 6-20-53. KUSCH,MONICA H., Instructor in Social Sciences, in the Chicago Undergraduate Division -resignation effective 6-19-53. KYONKA,JOSEPH C., Research Associate in Ceramic Engineering -resignation effective 7-1-53. LEGAULT,ROMEO R., Professor of Food Technology -resignation effective 8-1-53. MAHER,FRANKT., Professor of Pharmacognosy and Pharmacology and Head of the Department, and Assistant Dean of the College of Pharmacy- resignation effective 9-1-53. MESHKE,EDNAD., Visiting Lecturer in Education, in the Summer Session of 1953-declination effective 6-19-53. PICKETT,MRS. MARYS., Instructor in Home Economics -resignation effective 9-1-53, PROTZMAN,RUTHM., Serial Reviser, with rank of Instructor, in the Library- resignation effective 7-1-53. PUTNAM,ROBERT E., Fellow in Chemistry - resignation effective 9-16-53. RIFFEY,MRS. MADELINES., Reference Librarian, in the Undergraduate Library, with rank of Instructor -resignation effective 9-1-53. ROBBINS, PHILLIPSW., Fellow in Chemistry -declination effective 9-16-53. SEIWERT,HERBERTC., Flight Instructor in the Institute of Aviation -resignation effective 6-6-53. SHATKIN,MRS. JOYCE, Research Assistant in Medicine, in the College of Medi- cine -resignation effective 7-10-53. SILVERMAN,BERNARD,Instructor in Electrical Engineering -resignation eff ec- tive 9-1-53, SPIVEY,CLINTOX, Instructor in Management, in the Summer Session of I9j3 - declination effective 6-19-53. STERN,JOHN A., Counselor in the Student Counseling Bureau, in the Summer Session of 1953-declination effective 6-19-53. THOMAS,RUTH, Clinical Counselor in the Student Counseling Bureau, in the Provost's Office -resignation effective 7-8-53. WALKER,MRS. EVELYNS., Acquisition Assistant in the Library -declination effective 6-15-53. YAO,MRS. JOSEPHINE,Research Assistant in Bacteriology, in the Graduate Col- lege -resignation effective 6-1-53. ZWOYER,EUGENEM., Research Associate in Civil Engineering -resignation effective 7-1- 53. LEAVES OF ABSENCE COCHRAN,JOHN A., Assistant Professor of Economics -leave of absence with pay from February 20 through August 31, 1953, on account of illness. FIELDS,WILLIAMH., JR., Special Assistant to the Provost, and Business Man- ager of the Control Systems Laboratory, with rank of Assistant Professor -extension of leave of absence without pay, for one month beginning June I, 1953. FLETCHER,CHARLESH., Research Assistant Professor of Aeronautical Engineer- ing, in the Engineering Experiment Station -leave of absence without pay from August I through August 31, 1953, so that he may work at the LOS Alamos Scientific Laboratory. 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 689

HACKLEMAN,JAY C., Professor of Crop Extension (Agronomy), in the Exten- sion Service in Agriculture and Home Economics -extension of leave of absence without pay to September I, 1953. NEWELL,GEORGES., JR., Research Associate in the Control Systems Laboratory -leave of absence without pay from April 4 through April 26, 1953, and from May I through May 20, 1953, for the purpose of working on his doc- torate at Columbia University. SPIVEY,CLINTON,Instructor in Management -leave of absence with pay, from March 7 through August 31, 1953, because of disability. STONE,C. WALTER,Associate Professor of Library Science -leave of absence without pay from March I, 1954, through February 28, 1955, so that he may accept a one-year appointment on the Detroit Public Library staff. DEGREES CONFERRED The Secretary presented for record the following list of degrees conferred at Urbana on June 21,1953, and at the Chicago Professional Colleges on the dates indicated.

Summary Honorary Degree, conferred at Urbana: Doctor of Laws ...... I Degrees in the Graduate College, conferred at Urbana: Doctor of Philosophy...... 119 Doctor of Education. .... 7 Civil Engineer ...... 2 Master of Arts...... 70 Master of Science ...... 240 Master of Music ...... I2 Master of Education, ...... 60 Master of Social Work...... I2 Master of Fine Arts...... 8 Master of Laws...... 3 Advanced Certificate in Education...... 2 Total, Graduate College...... 535 Degrees in Law, conferred at Urbana: Bachelor of Science...... 16 Bachelor of Laws...... 52 Doctor of Law., ...... 3 Total, Law...... 71 Degrees in Veterinary Medicine, red at Urbana: Bachelor of Science...... 28 Doctor of Veterinary Medicine __22 Total, Veterinary Medicine...... 50 Baccalaureate Degrees, conferred Bachelor of Science, College of 219 Bachelor of Science, College of Engineering...... 273 Bachelor of Arts, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences...... 274 Bachelor of Science, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences...... 216 Bachelor of Science, College of Education...... 91 Bachelor of Science, College of Commerce and Business Administration...... 305 Bachelor of Science, School of Journalism and Corn 71 Bachelor of Architecture, College of Fine and Applied Arts...... I Bachelor of Science, College of Fine and Applied Arts...... 93 Bachelor of Fine Arts, College of Fine and Applied Arts...... 43 Bachelor of Music, College of Fine and Applied Arts...... 14 Bachelor of Science, School of Physical Education...... 71 Bachelor of Science, Division of Special Services for War Veterans.. . -27 Total, Baccalaureate Degrees...... I ,698 Total, Degrees Conferred at Urbana...... 2,355 690 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

Degrees in the Graduate College, conferred in Chicago: Doctor of Philosophy...... I2 ...... 54 ...... 66 Degrees in Dentistry, conferred in Chicago: Bachelor of Science in Dentistry...... 2 Doctor of Dental Surgery...... -61 Total, Dentistry...... 63 Degrees in Medicine, conferred in Chicago Bachelor of Science in Medicine...... Bachelor of Science in Occupational The Doctor of Medicine...... Total, Medicine...... Degrees in Nursing, conferred in Chicago: Diploma in Nursing...... (41) Bachelor of Science in Nursing...... __21 Total, Nursing ...... 21 Degrees in Pharmacy, conferred in Chicago: Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy., ...... 89 Total, Degrees Conferred in Chicago...... 433 Total, Urbana and Chicago...... 2,788

HONORARY DEGREE Degree of Doctor of Laws ALLANNEVINS, A.R., A.hf., 1912,1913;Litt.D., Union College, 1935; Litt.D., Dartmouth College, 1936; LL.D., Washington and Lee University, I935 ; LL.D., Miami University, 1937; A.M., Oxford University, I~O;Litt.D., Trinity College, 1948 GRADUATE COLLEGE Degree of Doctor of Philosophy In Accowntancy MAXARTHUR BINKLEY, B.S., Miami University, 1942; M.S., I947 CLARENCELEODUNN,B.S., M.S., 1947,1948 DAVIDHSIANG-FULr, AX., St. John’s University, 1949 ; M.B.A., University of Pennsylvania, I950 KENNETHWILBURPERRY,B.S., Eastern Kentucky State College, 1942;M.S., Ohio University, 1949 In Agronomy WALTERLEE JOHNSON,B.S., Agricultural and Technical College of North Caro- lina, 1942;M.S., 1947 JOHNKEITH LEASURE,B.S., 1942; M.S., Michigan State College, 1946 ROBERTJ. METZGER,B.S., M.S., 1948,1949 HAROLDMARIONSMITH,B.S., University of Missouri, 1934; M.S., 1948 ASTONRUPERT TAYLOR, B.S., McGill University, 1949; M.S., University of Al- berta, I950 In Animal Science LINDSEYHAMMONDHORN, JR., B.S., M.S., University of Kentucky, 1m8,1950 TILLMONROEHUSTON, B.S., M.S., University of Georgia, Ig47, 1948 MAURICELEERAY,B.S., M.S., University of Arkansas, 1942, 1948 In Bacteriology ALLANMCCULLOCHCAMPBELL, B.S., University of California, 1950; M.S., I951 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 691 In Botany CHENC-LEELEE,B.S., National Southwest Associated University, 1943; M.S., 1950 PETERANDREW PETERSON,B.S., Tufts College, 1947 In Business BILLREID MOECKEL,B.S., M.S., 1948, 1949 In Ceramic Engineering JOHN EDWARDCOX,B.S., M.S., 1950, 19-51 In Chemical Engineering GEORGERICHARDGILLESPIE,B.S., Pennsylvania State College, 1949; M.S., 1951 ELEUTHERI~STED HOUVOIJRAS,B.S., West Virginia University, 194;M.S., 1950 QUENTINRAY JEFFRIES, B.S., Rose Polytechnic Institute, 1941; M.S.E., University of Michigan, 1947 In Chemistr31 DALECLIFTON BLOMSTROM, B.S., M.S., University of Nebraska, 1948, 1950 DONALDEUGENEBRASURE, B.S., University of Wisconsin, 1950 ROBERTHEWARD DOREMUS,B.S., University of Colorado, 1950; M.S., 1951 JOHNJAY DRYSDALE, B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1950 FRANKVERNONFAIR, B.S., Pennsylvania State College, 1949; M.S., I951 JEKEMIAH PATRICKFREEMAN, B.S., University of Notre Dame, 1950 ; M.S., I951 JOHN OMENGARDNER, B.S., 1950 MERLANDWILLIAMGRIEB,B.S., M.S., University of Idaho, 194, 1949 HERBERTOTIS HOUSE,B.S., Miami University, I950 RALPHOLIVER KERR, A.B., Indiana University, 1949; M.S., 1950 OWENJOHN KOEPPE,A.B., Hope College, 1949; M.S., 1951 RUTHEVALENEKOSKI,B.S., Michigan State College, 1947; M.S., I950 EUGENEALFREDKRAIMAN, B.S., University of Pennsylvania, 1950; M.S., 1951 ELWYNRAYMONDLOVEJOY, A.B., Boston University, 1949; M.S., 1950 LAWRENCEHAROLD MASON,A.B., Wesleyan University, I950 WILLIAMLEWISMASTERTON, B.S., M.S., University of New Hampshire, 1949, 1950 BRUCERITCHIEMCGARVEY, A.B., Carleton College, I950 ; A.M., 1951 KEITHCHADWICKMURDOCK, A.B., A.M., University of Utah, 1948, 1950 JAMESDONALDO’ROURKE, A.B., University of Nebraska, 1950; M.S., 1951 JAMESMAURICEQUINN,B.S., St. Procopius College, 1950 ARTHURMELVINRoss, B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1947 PATRICIARUTH MCMILLIN SAXTON, A.B., Radcliff e College, 1950; M.S., 1952 CARLPAULSCHAFFNER,A.B., Columbia College, I950 WrLLIAhi EDWARD SMITH,B.Ch.E., M.Ch.E., Iiensselaer Polytechnic Institute, v45, I947 ROY~HOMASSTIEHL,JR., B.S., M.S., University of Nebraska, 1950, 1951 MELVIN TECOTZKY,B.S., 1948 EDWARDDAVID WEIL, B.S., University of Pennsylvania, 1950; M.S., 1951 GEORGEBUCKMASTERWHITFIELD, JR., A.B., Cornell College, 1946; M.S., 1951 JoIm KENDALLWILLIAMS, B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1950 Dam EARLWOERNER, B.S., Kansas State College, 1949; M.S., 1951 In Civil Engineering ~IOHAMEDFAHMY GHANEM, B.S., Farouk First University, 1946; M.S., University of California, 1949 THEINWAIT,B.S., University of Rangoon, 1941; M.S., University of Utah, 1948; M.S., Harvard University, 1949 EUGENEMILTONZWOYER, B.S., University of New Mexico, 1947; M.S., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1949 In Dairy Science MISCHAELLIOTFRIEDMAN, B.S., University of Massachusetts, 1948; M.S., 1949 &fYROSU)W PURKO,B.S., M.S., 194, 1949 692 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

In Economics Kuo-SUI LAURENCECHANG, B.S., Great China University, 1947; M.S., A.M., rgso, 1951 JEAN MARGARETLUCINDA MANN DUE, B.Com., University of Toronto, 1946; M.S., I950 LEWISLANCDON HERNDON, A.B., Carleton College, 1950; M.S., 1951 WILLIAMMCKINLEY MERRILL,A.B., Harvard University, 1920; A.M., 1950 THOMASEUGENE WENZLAU, A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1950; A.M., 1951 In Education CARLWARNER KNOX, A.B., M.S., 1938, 1941 THEODOREALVIN NELSON, B.S., Knox College, 1928; M.S., 1937 ELIZABETHHARTLEY RUSK, A.B., 1g32; B.J., University of Missouri, 1933 ; A.M., Columbia TJniversity, 1935 HERBERTSCHIFF,B.S., A.M., College of the City of New York, 1948, 1950 In Electrical Engineering ROGERWILLIAMBURTNESS,B.S., 1946; A.B., St. Olaf College, 1947; M.S., 1951 EDWARDWILLIAMSCHWARZ,B.S., M.S., 1950, 1951 In English JOHN CHRISTIANBALE,A.B., Concordia College. 1948;A.M., Ig4g In Entomology ROSSTAYLORBELL,A.B., M.S., 1949, 1951 WILLIS NELS BRUCE,B.S., University of Nebraska, 1942; A.M., 1947 NORMANGANNON, B.S., M.S., 1949, 1951 HENRYEMIL GRAY, B.S., A.M., University of Missouri, 194. 1947 HERBERTHUGHESMOOREFIELD,B.S., University of Maryland, 1951; M.S., 1952 MASSOUDVARZANDEH, A.B., B.S., University of Tehran, 194, 1945 ; M.S., Univer- sity of California, 1950 JOHN MCMASTER-WRIGHT,A.B., University of Utah, 1939; A.M., 1949 In Food Technology MARVINPHILLIPSTEINBERG,hl.Ch.E., M.S.,University of Minnesota, 1943, 1949 In Geography PHILLIPMAXWELLBUSCH,B.S., M.S., 1948, 1949 In Geology PATRICKJAMES SHERWOODBYRNE,B.S., M.S., University of Alberta, 1950, 1951 JOHN WAYNESHELTON, A.B., Baylor University, 1949; M.S., 1951 FRANKLYONSSTAPLIN,B.S., A.M., University of Texas, 1949, 1950 In History SEARLEFRANKLIN CHARLES, B.S., Butler University, 1946; M.S., University of Wisconsin, 1947 In Mass Communications PERCYHYMAN TANNENBAUM, B.S., McGill University, 1948; M.S., 1951 In Mathematics SAMUELELI BENESCH,A.B., Johns Hopkins University, 1950; A.M., 1951 DAVIDROBERT CLUTTERHAM, A.B., Cornell College, 1945 JOSEPH EDWARDFLANAGAN, B.S., M.S., 1949, rg5o LESTERR. FORD,JR., Ph.B., M.S., University of Chicago, 1949, 1950 HAROLDHERBERT FOX, A.B., Wabash College, 1943; A.M., University of Wiscon- sin, 1948 JOSEPHHASHISAKI, A.B., University of Montana, 1g40; A.M., 1951 SHIGERUISHII, A.B., A.M., 1949, 1949 KUNG-SINGSHIH,M.S., University of Kyoto, 1940 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 693

In Mechanical Engineering ROBERTBEACHAMDILLAWAY,B.S.(M.E.), B.S.(Math.), University of Michigan, INS; M.S., 1950 LIANG-NENGTAO,B.S., National Chiao-Tung University, 1949; M.S., 1950 In Philosophy ROBERTARNOLDCORNETT, A.B., Cincinnati Bible Seminary, 1943;A.B., Butler Uni- versity, 1944; B.D., Princeton Theological Seminary, 1946 In Physical Education LILLIAN EDITH HITE HAVERLAND,A.B., Hiram College, 1945; A.M., Western Reserve University, I950 RENEHERMANROCHELLE, B.S., M.S., 1948, 1949 ARMONDHAROLDSEIDLER, B.S., M.S., 1943, 1948 In Physics PHILIPCHAPINFISHER, B.S., University of Rochester, 1947; M.S., 1948 MICHAELJUDAGLAUBMAN, B.S., Hebrew University (Jerusalem), 1947; A.M., 1950 JOEL SNITHLAWSON,JR., A.B., Williams College, 1947; M.S., 1949 FREDAFRIEDMAN SALZMAN, A.B., Brooklyn College, 1949; M.S., 1951 In Physiology VICTORJOSEPH WILSON,B.S., hl.S., Tufts College, 1948, 1949 In Political Science JAMESNICELMURRAY,JR., A.B., 1947; A.M., Fletcher School of Law and Di- plomacy, 1948 In Psychology LEVARLMERLEGUSTAFSON, A.B., A.M., 1947, 1949 TAMES EDWARDMABRY, B.S., M.S., 1947, 1949 CLAUDESCOTTMoss, B.S., University of Wisconsin, 1948; M.S., 1950 JOHN A. STERN,A.B., Hunter College, 1949; M.S., I951 In Sanilary Engineering HJALMAR ST.PIERRESUNDIN, B.S., Dartmouth College, 1946; M.C.E., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1947; M.S., 1949 In Speech NEDDONAHOE,A.B., Illinois College, 1936; A.M., University of Wisconsin, 1946 GENEVIEVERICHARDSON,B.S., A.M., 1942, 1948 In Theoretical and Applied Mechanics ARTHURPETERBORESI,B.S., M.S., 1948, 1949 In Veterinary Pathology and Hygiene HAROLDSTEVERBRYAN, D.V.M., Michigan State College, 1944; M.S., 1948 JAhIES EDDYPRIER, D.V.hf., Cornell University, 1946; M.S., 1949 In Zoology JAMESMARTINBARRETT,B.S., M.S., hlarquette University, 1947, 1949 TROYCLYDEDORRIS, B.Ed., M.S., Southern Illinois University, 1946, 1947 ROBERTWILLIAMHULL, B.S., M.S., 1949, I950 ROBERTEDWARDOCREN, A.B., Wheaton College, 1947; M.S., Northwestern Uni- versity, 1948 ~IABELCLARKPATERSON,A.B., Southern Illinois University, 1948; M.S., 1950 PHILIPWAYNE SMITH, A.B., M.S., 1948, 1949 REUBENTORCH,B.S., M.S., 1947, I948 KENYONSTANLEYTWEEDELL, B.S., M.S., 1947, 1949 694 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22 Degree of Doctor of Education MARYLEE HURT,B.S., 1933; M.S., Iowa State College, 1938 RUSSELLPAULKROPP,B.S., East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, 1949; A.M., West Virginia University, 1950 WOLFGANGKUHN,B.Mus., M.S., 1936, 1943 MERRITTCHARLESOELKE,B.S., A.M., University of Houston, 1949, 1950 CARLWILLIAM PROEHL, A.B., Muhlenberg College, 1939; A.M., Ed.M., 1940, 1950 GLOVEREMERSONTULLY,B.S., A.M., University of Florida, 1936, 1938; Ed.M., 1951 DOUGLASSHARP WARD, A.B., Drake University, 1932; A.M., University of Chi- cago, 1935 Professional Engineering Degree Degree of Civil Engineer NEWLINDOLBEY MORGAN, JR., B.S., M.S., 1935, 1936 WILLIAMEDWARDWILLEY,B.S., 1932 Degree of Master of Arts In Chemistry JOAN BERKOWITZ,A.B., Swarthmore College, 1952 In Economics MARYSUSANGERDES, A.B., 1946 In Education WILLIAMGRANT BLACK, A.B., Greenville College, 1941 DORAJEAN DOUGHERTY, Ph.B., Northwestern University, 1949 FLORENCEHAMLISH, A.B., Koosevelt College, IgjO CHARLESRENNIEIIICKLIN, A.B., Drury College, 1949 WAYNELYNNKESINGER, A.B., University of Denver, 1949 ROSALEEROBINSON,A.B., Stowe Teachers College, 1948 EMILSPEZIA,B.Ed., Eastern Illinois State College, IWI ARVARHEUNICE%RICKLAND, A.B., Tougaloo College, IggI In English STANLEYLAWRANCE ELKIN, A.B., I952 NANCYJEANFLOYD, A.B., MacMurray College, I952 FRANCESLEONARD HADLEY, B.S., Wittenberg College, 1938 LEAVITTABREWERHAMILTON, B.S., 1947 PINCHOWTu, A.B., National Central University, 1943 In French DOROTHYMARILYN DREWES, A.B., 1952 MARJORIEHOWARDJOHNSON, A.B., Swarthmore College, 1947 In Greek ELIZABETHAGNESEMILYBRYSON,A.B., University of British Columbia, 1951 EUPHROSYNENATSI, A.B., University of Thessaloniki, 1947 In History BARBARAJEAN ANDERSON, A.B., 1948 JACKDAVIS, A.B., Brooklyn College, I952 OSCARHENRY DODSON, B.S., United States Naval Academy, 1927 ROBERTEDMUNDELKIN, A.B., Illinois College, 1949 MARGARETJEANNELARSON,B.S., 1949 HARRYALEXANDER POOLE, A.B., 1951 In Labor and Industrial Relations ANNETTEWILSONMARPLE,A.B., University of Rochester, 1g49 RICHARDCHARLESMCFADDEN, A.B., Ohio State University, 1951 DAVIDNICHOLS WARE, A.B., Stanford University, I952 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 695 In Philosophy WILLIAMJOHN EMBLOM,A.B., Baldwin-Wallace College, 1950 WILLIAMHAROLDHALBERSTADT, A.B., University of Pennsylvania, 1952 GEORGEWILLIAM LINDEN, A.B., University of Missouri, I951 MYRONJULIUS LUNINE,A.B., State University of Iowa, 1951 CHRISTOPHERWINSTON RUSSELL, A.B., Colgate University, I952 ROBERTEMILULBRICHT,A.B., 1952 In Political Science ONOFREDIZONCORPUZ,A.B., University of the Philippines, 1950 RALPHEISENBERG,A.B., I952 JAMES THEOPLIUSJONES, B.S., Agricultural, Mechanical, and Normal College (Arkansas), 1950 EARLRICHARD MOSES, JR., B.S., 1952 In Psychology MARYROHLINCPIECH, A.B., 1948 In Social Sciences CHARLESELLINGSONZELENY,A.B., 1939 In Sociology LATIMERWELDONGARRETT,A.B., University of California, 1948 LYMANALLENHURD,A.B., University of Michigan, 1950 DOROTHYRIEHL LEADER,B.S., New York University, 1949 JOHN CAMPBELLOSOINACH, B.S., Cornell University, 1940 Iiz Spanish FRANCISCORAMONCOLON,B.S., Southwest Missouri State College, 1948 MARGERYJANE MILLER,A.B., Grinnell College, 1952 EVELYNPILDES,A.B., 1951 LEACOLLINS THOEMING, A.B., 1951 In Speech FKANKWILLARDBALLARD, A.B., Shurtleff College, 1952 PHILIPRUSSELL HANSON, A.B., Washington State College, 1949 JOSEPHWILLIAMHAZZARD,B.F.A., Illinois Wesleyan University, I952 THOMASLAMONTHENRY, B.S., Bloomsburg Pennsylvania State Teachers College, 1931; B.D., Butler University, 1937 MARVINS. MORRISON,B.S., I951~. MELVINNIDETZ,B.S., 1951 SHIRLEYGRACENOLEN,B.S., Louisiana State University, I952 WILLIAMGEORGEROBERTZ, A.B., Gustavus Adolphus College, 1951 ANDREWSTECYK,B.S., 1951 In Statistics ARTHURRoss BERGER,B.S., Southern Methodist University, 1950 ; M.S., I952 CAROLRUTHCRIPE TUCKER, A.B., Cornell College, 1950 In the Teaching of English RAYMOXDFRANCIS BROLLEY, A.B., 1949 RUTH ROWLANDDICKMAN, A.B., Grinnell College, 1947 In the Teaching of Freltch WILLIAMLUKEBURNS, JR., A.B., DePaul University, 1952 In the Teaching of Social Studies AUDREYGRACEDANNHAUER;A.B., 1951 ROBERTEDWARDECKELS, B.S., 1952 DUANEROGERGRONAU,A.B., Illinois College, 1952 696 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

DONALDELWOODNORTHWAY, B.S., I952 RICHARDRAMIS,B.S., 1952 In the Teaching of Spanish JAMES JOSEPH CURRY,B.S.,I952 VINCENTLEOLOMBARDO,A.B., 1952 In the Teaching of Speech NORMALOUISEMETTER,B.S., Eastern Illinois State College, 1952 Degree of Master of Science In Accountancy LESTERROSIN WHEELER, JR., B.B.A., University of Miami, 1952 In Agricultural Economics CHARLESEUGENEERICKSON, B.S., 1949 HENRYEARLFLITZ, B.S., 1951 ROLLANDDUANEGUSTAFSON, B.S., 1952 WILLIAMHOWARDHENEBERRY, B.S., 1949 ROBERTGEORGEFREDHILL, B.S.A., Ontario Agricultural College, I950 LYLE PAUL SCHERTZ,B.S., 1953 In Agricultural Education ROBERTMORTONEDWARDS, B.S., I951 In Agricultural Engineering RICHARDDEANBLACK, B.S., I952 MURRAYWAYNEFORTH,B.S., 1948 EDWINJOHNMONKE, B.S., 1950 GILBERTFREDERICKSAUER,B.S., I950 In Agronomy RASHIDAHMAD, B.S., M.S., Punjab Agricultural College, 1949, I951 ROBERTGAILHELTSLEY, B.S., 1952 MAXEDWARD SPARKS, B.S., 1952 In Animal Nutrition JOHNPAULROSBOROUGH,B.S., 1951 HAROLDEUGENESCHENDEL,A.B., North Central College, I950 In Animal Science BURDETTECHARLESBREIDENSTEIN,B.S., University of Wisconsin, 1952 JASON ELLIOTTJAMES,A.B., Carthage College, I952 CARLOSEDWARDSCHOETTLE, B.S., Southern Illinois University, 1947 DONALDEUGENEWALKER, B.S., 1952 In Architecture ALI ZAKI EL-HARIRI,B.Arch., University of Liverpool, 194 MURLINRAY HODGELL, B.S., Kansas State College, 1949 JOSEPH HILLMANOMARZU, B.S., 1951 KOSCOEWENDELLPHILLIPS, JR., B.S., Brown University, 1950; B.Arch., Massachu- setts Institute of Technology, I952 ROBERTWESLEY WILSON, JR., B.Arch., Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas, I950 In Biological Sciences CHESTERFRANKBARSZCZ, B.S., Alliance College, 1952 CHARLESRAYMONDPUGLIA,B.S., Elmhurst College, 1952 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 697 In Botany THOMASTURPINBANNISTER,B.S.,Duke University, 1951 In Ceramic Engineering RALPHGLENN KRAFT, B.S., 1949 JOSEPH CHARLESKYONKA,B.S., 1948 JOHN SCHULTZ,JR., B.S., I952 In Chemical Engineering DARIORICARDO COVA, B.S., 1951 RICHARDDALEDANIELSON, B.S., University of Minnesota, 1951 ELLIOTTPORTERDOANE,A.B., Harvard College, 1951 LESTERHERMAN KRONE, JR., B.S., Washington University, I952 LAVERNER. J. MCHANEY,B.S., Michigan State College, 1952 JOHNKAMPA MUNSON, B.S., University of Minnesota, 1951 JOHNEMILIOROMANO,B.Ch.E., College of the City of New York, 1951 JOHNHENRYSINFELT,B.S., Pennsylvania State .College, 1951 In Chemistry DEBABRATACHOUDHURY, B.S., University of Calcutta, I950 HELENSNELLENBERGERCUNNINGHAM, B.S., Purdue University, I950 PETERJOSEPH FRANK,B.S., Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, I952 KRISHNACHANDRA JOSHI, B.S., RLS., Lucknow University, 1945, 1947 S.~GERDARYLLARSON,B.S., State College of Washington, 1951 In City Planning ALEXANDERRAYMOSD NOWICKI, JR., B.L.A., University of Florida, 1951 Iiz civil Engineering RAYMONDCARL BERGENDOFF, B.S., University of Colorado, I951 DONALDFRANKLINBILLET,B.C.E., Syracuse University, 1951 ROBERTHENRYBOEHNING, B.S., Purdue University, 1951 FRAKKCOULTERBOERGER,B.S., United States Military Academy, 1947 JOHN WILLL~MBRISCOE, B.S.(Cer.Eng.), B.S.(C.E.), 1940, 1947 NANCYBRAZELLBROOKS,B.Arch., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, 1950 ERNESTJAMESCAPALDO, B.S., Manhattan College, 1952 CARLLINCOLN CARLSSON, B.S., University of Notre Dame, I952 TIENSUNCHANG,B.S., I952 I~ANUSCORVAKICH, B.S., Chulalongkorn University, 1948 ROBERTEMMETTCROWLEY, B.S., United States Military Academy, 1946 SHELBYHAMMONDCURLEE, B.E., Yale University, 1952 WILLIAMGEORGE DEVENS, B.S., United States Military Academy, 1946 ,\BRAS ARDUI.ADHEEM EL-MASHTA, B.S., Farouk First University, I950 THOMAS SAhlUEL FRY, B.S., I950 HENRYDAVIDHAHN,B.S., 1949 SAMYHASSID, Diploma, Ecole Polytechnic of Lausanne, 1951 GEORGELEROYHAUGEN, B.S., United States Military Academy, 1947 FAZLURRAHhlAN KHAN,B.E., Bengal Engineering College, I950 JOHN RIESLEEK, B.S., 1947 JOHN14. MARINOPOULOS,B.S., I952 RICHARDWILLIAMMAYNE, A.B., I952 RICHARD FREEMANMcAm, B.S., United States Military Academy, 1947 KEKNETHGORDONMEDEARIS, B.S., 1952 AREKMEKERTICHIAN, B.S., University of Tehran, 19jr EDWINBURNS MIXON, B.Bldg.Construction, Alabama Polytechnic Institute, 1949 TAKAONAKASHIMA,B.S., University of Hawaii, I952 \.IIAYNE STANLEYNICHOLS, B.S., United States Military Academy, 1946 CONSTANTINEANTONYPANACHIOTAKIS,B.S., M.S., National Technical University, 1945, 1951 VARADACHARTPARTHASARATHY, B.S., Loyola College, 1944; B.E., Engineering Col- lege, 1949; Diploma, Indian Institute of Science, 1951 698 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22 WILLIAMFULLERPENCE,B.S., United States Military Academy, 1946 ROBERTLEE PERKINS,B.S., Purdue University, 1947 JOSEPH CARLSCIANDRONE, B.S., University of Kansas, 1948 PAULWILLIAMSHULDINER, B.S., 1951 LAURENWOODROWSINGLETON, B.S., The Citadel, 1933 ; M.S., Vanderbilt Univer- sity, 1934 HARALAMBOSMANASSISSTAVRIDES,M.S., Polytechnic School (Greece), 1951 JOHN EMBERSTERLING, JR., B.S., United States Military Academy, 1950 AYETOZBEY TEMEL, B.S., Robert College, 1952 REUBENYUENFONCTYAu, B.S.E., University of Michigan, 1951 JAMES HENRYWITHERS,B.S., University of Denver, 1949 HENRYHENGYUNG, B.C.E., Syracuse University, 1950 CLEMENTDONALDZAWODNIAK, B.S., University of Connecticut, I952 In Clinical Psychology SAMUELHUTTER,A.B., George Washington University, 1948 BERTRAMVICTORKARPF, B.S., 1947 WILLIAMMARTINPETERSON, A.B., 1950 In Commercial Teaching ROGERLEE SWANK,B.S., 1952 In Dairy Science IVANJULIUS STERN,B.S., 1951 In Dairy Technology GCPALAKRISHNAMURTHY, B.S., Central College for Science, I~M Iiz Education HELENLOUISEMORTON ACKERMAN, B.Mus., 1927 JENNIELou GOLDSMITHCox, B.S., Eastern Illinois State College, 1944 ERNESTFREMONTCRAMER, B.S., Eastern Illinois State College, 1948 LELANDRUSSELHUBERT, B.S., 1940 ROBERTVERNONJURGENS,B.S., 1948 CHARLOTTEEVELYN KEPLINGER, B.S., 1939 CHARLINEPRESTONPORTER KLAUSEN, B.S., Illinois State Normal University, 1946 LLOYDJOHN MCELHINEY,B.S., 1948 RICHARDCUMhlINGS MCLEAN,A.B., 1947 MARJORIELOUISEMILES, B.S., University of Wisconsin, 1947 EMILKIRKMOORE, B.S., Eastern Illinois State College, f948 GERALDLEONOBRECIIT, B.S., Southern Illinois University, 1947 ROBERTKEITH RILEY,B.S., 1948 DONALDEUGENESCHWALBE, B.S., James Millikin University, 1949 HAROLDMERLE SEIP,B.Ed., Eastern Illinois State College, 1942 SONIATILTONSNAPP,B.Ed., Illinois State Normal University, 1944 EDITHBELLEWHITEHOUSE,B.Ed., Illinois State Normal University, 1941 In the Edwation of Mentally Handicapped Children BEATRICEJANE BERG,A.B., Illinois College, 1945 ODELEFORRESTER, A.B., James Millikin University, 1948 KATHRYNMARIEGUNIER, B.S., Arizona State College, I951 LEONARDJOSEPH LUCITO,B.S., 1951 In Electrical Engiizeering DALELEROY ASHCROFT, B.S., United States Naval Academy, 1949 THOMASEARL BELING, B.S., 1952 JACK DWIGHTFINLEY, B.S., United States Military Academy, 1949 JOSE GOYA,Aero.Engr., Military Academy (Madrid, Spain), 1949 JOHN HENRYGRADY,B.S., United States Military Academy, 1946 HAROLDWALTER GROSSMAN, B.S., United States Military Academy, 1947 RUDOLPHCHIA-CHAOHWA,B.S., 1952 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 699

TETSUKIMURA,B.S., Tokyo University, 1951 HARRYRUSSELLKNIGHT, B.S., United States Military Academy, 1946 MILLERMINLILEE,B.E.E., Manhattan College, 1952 WILLIAMROBERTMANLOVE,B.S., United States Military Academy, 1945 EDWARDLAWRENCE MCMAHON, B.S., Fournier Institute of Technology, 19jz JEAN BAPTISTERENONDIN, B.S., Ecole Superieure d’Electricite (Paris, France), I952 DONALDRALPH ROTHSCHILD, B.S., University of Michigan, I952 VERNON MONROESMITH,B.S., United States hfilitary Academy, 1945 IRVINGTANG,B.S., University of California, 1952 \VILBUR AMESVISHER, Ph.B., University of Chicago, 1949 ; A.B., Evansville Col- lege, 1952 DOUGLASCROWTHER WEAVER, JR., B.S., United States Military Academy, 1947 In Entomology Lours ALBERTJANSKY, A.B., Augustana College, 1950 EDGAR HENRYNEWELSMITH, B.S., University of Western Ontario, I950 ROBERTJOHN SNETSINGER,B.S., I952 SHYAMWADHWANI,B.S., Forman Christian College, 1939; M.S., Benares Hindu University, I941 RICHARDJOSEPHYERO, B.S., 1952 In Geography HARLANGUSTAVE KOCH, B.S., United States Military Academy, 1946 LESLIEEUGENEMARTIN, B.S., Northern Illinois State Teachers College, 1951 GEORGEROGALA-SOBIESZANSKY,B.S., I952 ANTHONYSOKOL,B.S., I952 NORMAN THEODORESTANFIELD, B.S., United States Military Academy, 1946 In Geology RICHARDHALLBENSON,B.S., PIfarshall College, 1951 JOHNALBERT BURGENER, A.B., Macalester College, 1951 ROBERT WILLIAM DOEHLER,B.S., 1951 JOHN BROWNDROSTE,B.S., 1951 FOREST DEROYCEETHEREDGE, B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1951 DAVIDMICHAEL HEINZ, B.S., 1952 MICHAELLAMOXTKIDDA,B.S., hfillsaps College, 1949 RONALDMICHAELLLOYD,B.S., 1952 GUYWILLIAMSMITH,B.S., 1951 In Health Education BERT J. SEAMAN,JR., B.S., 1950 In Home Economics ALICE DANIELSCOLEMAN, A.B., University of Louisville, 1g43 TWYLAMAE EAGAN,B.S., Denver University, 1949 ALICEJULIA FORSYTHE,B.S., Ohio University, 1949 BARBARA BRANDELFRANK, B.S., I9jI BERNETHEAARTHULAMATHEWS,B.S., 1951 VIRGINIAHUTTONMCCONNELL, B.S., University of Tennessee, 1949 In Home Economics Education WILMAWYNETTEHOLLISTER, B.S., I952 LORISRUTH MATTHYS, A.B., 1945 GLENELLENMUSGRAVEWOODWARD, B.S., 1948 In Journalism ELLAIRENECUNNINGHAM,B.S., 1949 GILBERTFRANKMARTIN, A.B., 1951 JOECAMPBELLSUTTON,B.J., University of Missouri, 1937 ALANSAMUELYOBLON, A.B., New York University, 1952 700 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22 In Library Science MARGARETMAE BARKS,A.B., Morningside College, 1948 RHODABARRY, A.B., University of South Africa, 1949 CHARLESALBERTBURDICK, A.B., University of Southern California, I950 GEORGETHOMASCOUSTON, B.S., 1952 ROSAVERSELLA DEAN, B.S., Virginia State College, 1946 ELIZABETHHELENJACQUELINE EK, A.B., College of St. Francis, I952 CAROLYNWALCOTTFORD,B.S., Tuskegee Institute, 1935 BARBARAANN FRANTZ, A.B., Mount Holyoke College, 1940;A.M., Vassar College, I942 HELENLOUISE GARFIELD,A.B., Radcliffe College, 1942 LOUISEHUGHESGOINES,B.S., I952 WILLIAMROGER HOLMAN, B.S., University of Oklahoma, 1950 ANNALOUISE HUNT, A.B., Coe College, 1946 RITA KALTER,A.B., Brooklyn College, 1951. MIRIAMLICHTHEIM,A.M., Hebrew Universlty, 1939; Ph.D., University of Chicago, I944 CAROLDAVIDSONO'MEARA,A.B., University of Arkansas, 1950 GEORGEAUGUSTUSSUMMENT, A.M., University of Riga, 1944; PbD., University of Gottingen, I950 CHOWLOUTOM,B.Ed., University of Hawaii, 1941; B.S.(L.S.), 1945 BILLYMILTON WOODS, A.B., Peru State Teachers College, 1945; B.S.(L.S.), 1947 In Management KENNETHALBERTDAHLGREN, A.B., Augustana College, I951 In Marketing ALANPHILIPLEVIN,B.S., 1951 In Mathematics THOMASEDISON BONNER, B.S., Lincoln University, 1943; A.M., 1949 PETERGEORGEBRAUNFELD, A.B., B.S., University of Chicago, 1949, 19.51 JOHNBAKER CHANEY, A.B., Ohio State University, 1940 ROBERTJOSEPH ENGERT,B.S., 1952 JAMES DONALDHOGAN, B.S., 1948 TOMLUDLOWJOHNSTON, B.S., Illinois State Normal University, I952 BURNETTHENRYSAMS,111, B.S., University of Washington, 1951 JACK PHILLIPTULL,B.S., I952 In Mechanical Engineehg MISHALMOHAMED HAMMODAT, B.S., 1953 LYMANLAWRENCEHILL, JR., B.S., Michigan State College, 1950 LESTERHSIN-PEI LEE, B.S., I952 LORENNILS MONTGOMERY,B.S., Purdue University, 1950 KATSUHIKOOGATA,B.S., Tokyo University, 1947 RATHNAMVENKATSANGA,L.M.E.E., Osrnania Technical College, 1941 ALBERTJOHNWIEGAND, B.S., I952 CHIU SANGWU, B.S., Kyoto University, 1944 IH Music Education FORRESTKENT CAMPBELL, B.Mus., University of Kentucky, I952 VINCENTMICHAELCHORNE,B.S., 1952 JOSEPHSAMUELCURATIM, B.S., 1951 MARSHALLDEAN ERICKSON, B.S., I952 SHELDONSTADEL FRANK, B.S., 1952 ELDONEDWARD OYEN, B.S., 1952 FRANKROBERTPREIZNER,B.Mus., University of Texas, IgjZ In Physical Education HARRYKETCHUMCAMPNEY, JR., B.S., University of Pittsburgh, I952 LAWRENCEARTHURGOLDING,B.S., 1950 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

KICHOLASPETERMOUTIS,B.S., Springfield College, I952 STEVESUCIC,B.S., 1950 CHARLESMUZZYTIPTON,B.S., Springfield College, 1952 In Physics RUSSELLCARLCASELLA, B.S., bfassachusetts institute of Technology, I951 L~ILLIAM SHERWOODHOLMAN, A.B., Central College, I947 JOHN JOSEPHKOVALY, B.S., Muskingum College, 1950 ~IOLFEUGENE LINDQUIST, B.S., I952 JOHN KENNETHKOBE,B.S., 1951 :\~ILTON WILLIAMVALENTA,B.S., I952 In Physiology GEORGECALVISGRAHAICI,A.B., Emmanuel Slissionary College, 1950 JUSEPH GARTHLAMBRIGHT,B.S., rgjI UASIELCHARLESLUDWIG,B.S., Koosevelt College, 1951 AIERLE HERBERTI’IXDELL, A.B., I948 In Recreation .%H~IED RAAFAT ABD-EL-AZIZ,Diploma, Higher Institute of Physical Education (Cairo), 1940 In Sanitary Engineering SIounIs AB~IELMESSIHBlsHAY, B.S., Farouk First University, 1949 In the Teaching of Biological Sciences and General Science CHARLESEDWARDBUTTERFIELD, JR., B.S., 1951 I~OBERTSAMUEL GOLDBERG, B.S., 1951 CAROLYNJEAKHUEY, B.S., Arizona State College, 1952 I’AULCHARLES LIPPOLD,B.S., I951 G. REIKHOLDkIANKAU, B.S., 1952 FAYEEVELYNI’ICKIKPAUGH, B.S., Arizona State College, 1952 \VILLIAM HERBERTSIPPEL,B.S., h’orthwestern University, I952 HELENEARLEEN SWAXSON, B.S., 1952 MILDREDANKAVITEK, B.S., 1951 In Theoretical and Applied Mechanics FHEUERICKGEORGE BAULING, B.S., 1949 In Vetrrinary Patlzology and Hygiene LYLEEUGENEHANSON, Ph.B., Northland College, 1942; D.V.M., Michigan State College, 1950 IW ZOOlOg’Jl JEANNE RUTHHOLDEN, B.S., 1952 NAXCYLOUISASCHWARZ, B.S., Queens College, I952 AYERE YUSA,B.S., Marquette University, I952

Degree of Master of Music DESPYSKOURLASBALLEW,A.B., New Jersey College for Women, 1941 EVELYNBERKOWITZ,B.hlus., Boston University, 191 DONALDLEE BRYAN,B.Mus., 1952 JEKRIEMARIEGIRARD CADEK, B.Mus., Curtis Institute of Music, 1952 CHARLESALLEN GOVE, B.hhs., 1952 THEODORE CHARLESLANCE, B.hfUs., 1952 GEORGEHAZARDLUCKTENRERG, BMus., 1952 MARYHELENRASMUSSEN, A.B., University of New Hampshire, I952 ~IARJORIEKUTHSCHLAMP,B.Mus., Indiana University, 1951 F’EGCY H. STONE, B.M11s., 1952 DARIUSLOUISTHIEME, A.B., Bard College, 1951 ROBERTCOPELANDVAN Nuus, B.Mus., Indiana University, 1950 702 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

Degree of Master of Education GEORGEWARRENALLISON,B.S., Eastern Illinois State College, 1950 KAYMONDLESLIEBESS, B.S., Illinois State Normal University, 1950 JOHN CHARLESBOHAN,B.S., Northwestern University, 1952 BETTYLOUISE BRITT, A.B., A.M., Bob Jones College, 1946, 1948 DONALDWAYNEBUCKLEY,B.S.. Western Illinois State College, 1946 ADAMANTHONYBURNISKI, B.Ed., Southern Illinois University, 1938 GENEJAMES BUWICK, B.S., 1951 BILLYTALBERTBYERS,B.S., Eastern Illinois State College, 1949 WALLACEEUGENECARPENTER,B.S., 1949 AGNESHARRIETCARR,B.S., Gallaudet College, 1945 EARLWINSTON CARR, €35,Union University, 1930; M.S., Iowa State College, 1932 COURTNEYBORDENCAZDEN,A.B., Radcliffe College, 1946 AHALYACHARI,A.B., University of Rangoon, 1941 ; A.M., Benares University, 1943; B.Ed., Central Institute of Education (Delhi), 1952 VIRGINIAALICE CHILDRESS,A.B., McKendree College, 1946 DWAINELOVE CRANE,B.S., Southern Illinois University, 1949 MARYKAY CULVER, B.S., 1951 DONALDLEWIS DAWSON, B.S., Eastern Illinois State College, 1949 JOSEPH JOHNDOERINC, B.S., 1951 WILLIAMMURRELFLOYD, B.S., University of Dubuque, 1950 MECIEETHELBELLE FRANKLIN, A.B., Stowe Teachers College, 1950 JOHNRICHARDHERBERTGEORGE, B.S., 1952 DOROTHYEILEEN GREATHOUSE, A.B., I950 ELINORELIZABETH GRIFFIN, A.B., Huntington College, 1921 ; A.M., Columbia University, I927 BARBARARUTHHEINZ, A.B., 1948 LYLEJ. HENDERSON,B.S., Illinois Wesleyan University, I940 ELLENMARIE PARKER HOFSTEATER, B.S., Gallaudet College, 1928 EDWARDGERALDHOGAN,Ph.B., Illinois Wesleyan University, 1952 ARNEHOLTER, B.S., University of Minnesota, 1933 DONALDROYHUDGINS,B.S., 1950 DARRELLTAMES INABNIT.A.B.. Universitv<- of Minnesota., 1030:_--. A.M.. , 1048_. PHILIPBLAINEKALAR, JR., B.S.,- 1952 ELIZABETHLITTLEKELL,B.S., Southern Illinois Normal University, 1950 BOLEK PAULKOMISAR,B.S., State Teachers College (North Adams, Massachu- setts), 1951 BETTYJANEWHITE KUZMANIC, B.S., 1946 ARTHURERICLUNDAHL, B.S., Western Illinois State College, 1950 DFDNNEMANN, B.S., I951 FREDDIEWILLIAMMEYER,JR.,B.S., Murray State Teachers College, ARTHURTHEODOREMICHALEK, B.S., 1952 ELTONMILLER, JR., B.S., I951 MARYELLA NEWTON, B.S., 1950 MARJORIECOSGROVE NOLEN, B.S., Southern Illinois University, I950 MARYELIZABETHNUTT, A.B., MacMurray College, 1948 RUTHELIZABETH OLIN, B.S., 1951 DAMOND. REACH,B.Ed., Southern Illinois University, 1934; A.M., I937 JUANITA IRENEROSE,A.B., Stowe Teachers College, 1950 HOLLISRAYMOND SALLEE, B.S., Eastern Illinois State College, 1947 . ROSALYNHASKINSALTZ,A.B., State University of Iowa, 1950 JONATHAN CHARLESSHARP,A.B., Greenville College, 1949 EDITHMURIEL SHENNAN, A.B., MacMurray College, I952 ROGERWAYNESIEGWORTH, B.S., Illinois State Normal University, 1947 RALPHFREDERICKSOELZER, A.B., 1952 JAMES FREDERICKSTAFF, B.S., Greenville College, I952 LEROYVIRGILSTOLDT, B.S., Southern Illinois University, 1949 VIRGINIALOUISESTOOPS,A.B., Illinois College, 1934 GRANTWILSONSTORCKMAN,B.S., 1951 HIROMUTAKEMURA,B.S., Hiroshima University, 1935 JAMES MILTONTHORSON, B.Ed., Illinois State Normal University, 1940 MEE LIN TOM,B.Ed., University of Hawaii, 1943 PAULEDWARDWALDROP, JR., B.S., East Carolina Teachers College, 19.51 HAROLDPETER YUNC, B.S., 1950 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 703 Degree of Master of Social Work KARINEE. ANDERSON,B.S., 1951 EMMAKATHRYNMELCHER CHRISTIANSEN, A.B., 1950 WANDALEE CECELIADOYLE, B.S., 1950 JOAN CLAREECCLES, Ph.B., Illinois Wesleyan University, 1949 JACK ELDENEMMONS,A.B., Northern Michigan College of Education, 1948 HOWARDBURDETTE JOHNSON, A.B., Augustana College, IQ& LEQNARUCHRISTIANLARSEN,A.B., St. Olaf College, 1951 MEYEREUGENEPOLLACK, Ph.B., University of Chicago, 1949; A.B., Roosevelt College, 1950 SALLYSCHONHOLZ,A.B., New Jersey College for Women, 1951 NORBERTALLEN SIMON,B.S., George Williams College, 1951 CHIAKITAKJZAWA, B.S., University of Utah, 1% HELENGRACEWAGES,A.B., Anderson College, 1947 Degree of Master of Fine Arts In Art Edwation MARYANNCHENOWETH, B.F.A., University of Denver, 1950 In Art History CHARLESHARRYJUISTER, B.S., 1951 In Painting JOANFAYEDELMAN,B.F.A., Washington University, I951 ROBERTERNSTMARX,B.F.A., 1951 DELORESBOURASWALLACE,B.F.A., I950 WILLIAMROGER WARD, B.S., Ball State Teachers College, 1951 DONALDLOUIS WEYGANDT, B.F.A., Washington University, 1951 EDWARDLUCKEYWOL.FLEY,JR., B.F.A., John Herron Art School, 1951 Degree of Master of Laws SUNILKANTI GHOSH, A.B., Patna College, 1937; B.L., Ravenshaw College, 1939 HARVEYJORDON JERNIGAN,B.S., University of Florida, 1931; LL.B., John B. Stetson University, 1948 THOMASREX WALENTA,B.S., University of Idaho, 1926; LL.B., University of Minnesota, 1933 Advanced Certificate in Education CLARENCEVERNON DICKEY, B.S., M.S., 1948, 1951 WILMALOUISE JOHNSON, B.S., University of Idaho, 1940; M.S., Colorado Agri- cultural and Mechanical College, 1949

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Degree of Bachelor of Science In Agriculture EZRABEN JIMAN ABERLE JEFF BROOKS JAY DONALDADKISSON,with High JAMES RICHARDBROWN,with Honors Honors MILTON RALSTONBROWN, with High JOHN ALPERS,JR. Honors DEANFREDERICANDERSON JOHNHENRYBURKHART DAVIDKENLY ASHBROOK JOHN CASTLECLARK HENRYHARRISONBARNHART, with RICHARDDALE COOK Highest Honors ROGERLEE COURSON,with High Honors GORDONEUGENEBECK JOHNHENRYCRAIG, JR. JOHN HENRYBOEWE JERRY ARNOLDCRIST CHARLESLLOYDBOLSTER WILLIAMOWEN CUNNINGHAM, with RALPHEUGENEBOURLAND High Honors JOHNALLENBRITT ROBERTGILLERCURTISS, with Honors TRUSTEES [June 22

RICHARDNELSONDAVIS RICHARDLOUISMALONEY WALTERWILLIAMDENBY, with Honors ALEXANDERALBERT MANZ ROBERTMICHAELDONOVAN JOHNARTHUR MARSHALL RAVONNEDOWELL, with Highest Honors CHARLESDWAYNEMARTIN, with JAMES JOSEPH ELSON,with High Honors Honors DONALDLEE MASTERS RICHARDMELVINESWORTHY WILLIAMELTON MCALLISTER ROBERTFAITH, JR. WILLIAMFREDERICKMCCARTY, JR. DALEFREDERICKFEASTER. with High- DOKALDEUGENEMCCORMACK, with Honors Highest Honors ROBERTGRANTFIELDS, with Highest ELBERTCLYNEINTIRE RE Honors JOE DEANR~ELLER DONALDJAMES FLAHERTY HARRYEDWARD MELTON THOMASPATRICK FLATTERY WAYNENORBERT MEYER, with High JAMES ALLENFLEMING Honors GERALDDAVIDFOX, with Honors WILLIAMCLYDEMILLER PHILIPWENDELLGATES PAULGARLANDMOE, with High ELMERCLAUSGERLACH, with Honors Honors KENNETHDANIELGETZ, with Honors VIRGILLINDEL MOLINAROLO, with JOHNARTHUR GILBERT Honors JAMES WILLIAMGILL, with High IOSEPHMEAGHERMORAN.JR. Honors ROBERTFRANCISMOYNIH~N ROBERTDEANGOBEN MALDENCHARLESNESHEIM,with High KEVINDALE GORMAN, with Highest Honors Honors ROBERTPIERCENEWLIN CARLLESLIE GOWLER PAULLEVIPARSONS RALPHSTETSON GRAY DONALDLAVERNPEPPER WILLIAMLEOGREEN PETERALLENPETERSON DONALDRAYGRIFFITH, with Honors ROBERTLEERANDALL ROBERTEARLGROSSMANN ROBERTCLARKRANKIN, JR. RALPHDUANE GULLETT MELVINWILLIAMRAPP MARVINARTHURGUMMERSHEIMER JAMES THOMASREEDER RICHARDBAIRSTOWHALL DONALDRICHARD REHNER ROBERTDEANHEBERER JACK MONROERIDNER JOSEPH DAVIDHENDERSON,with Honors HENRYHARRYRIECHMAN WILLIAMHOWARDHERRIOTT, with RICHARDARTHURRILEY Honors RALPHGEORGE RITTER, with Honors GLENNMYRON HOLMES CHARLESBEKTONRIZER WILLIAMHENRYHONORE JOHN HENRYRODEFFER,with Honors DONALDDEANHOPWOUD, with High NELSONDAVID RODELIUS Honors CARROLLBENNETT ROODHOUSE NORMANJAMES HUGHES JAMES ELMERRoss LEONPHILIPISSERT RAYMONDERNEST ROTHFELDER JOHN THEODOREJACHERA MARTINRUCH, JR. ROBERTERWINJACOBSON DONALDLEROY JESSEN, with Honors LEOVINCENTRYAN WINFIELDLAWRENCE SAMUELSON, with CHARLESLEE JOLEY WILLIAMCLIFFORD JONES Honors JUNIOR DAVIDJEROME KALLAL BURL SATTERFIELD ROBERTWILLIAMKEEFER CLARENCEAUGUST SCHLUETER RICHARDWAYXE KEMP LEROYHERMANSCHUSTER ROBERTLYNNKINSER JOHN RILEYSHACKELFORD RAYMONDEARL KOONTZ LORENEDWARDSHAW RAYMONDJOSEPH KRISTUFEK,JR. WILLIAMEARLSIEVEKING JOSEPH HERBERTLANDON HOWARDLAVERNE SIMMONS ROBERTSTANLEYLARGENT RICHARDOWENSOLDNER JAMES GRADYLINSLEY JERRE WILLIAMSTALEY KENNETHNORMANLITTLE JAMESFERDINANDSTEINKAMP ROBERTALLENLITTLE DENNISGEORGE SUMMERS ROBERTLEO LOWE WAYNEEVERETT TALBOT JOHN KEARNSLYNCH CHELLISEUGENE TAYLOR NORMANRAY MADISON, with Highest WILLIAMALANTHOMPSON Honors ROBERTVICTORTORSBERG 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 705 ROBERTARTHURTUTTLE CHARLESLEEWHEELER,with Honors RICHARDLLOYDVETTER,with High JOHN EDWARDWIER Honors DONALDRICHARDWILLIAMS GLENNALAN WAINWRIGHT ARTHURCARLWITTE LOWELLEUGENE WARNER &CHARD CONRADZEMBROD In Dairy Technology ERWINWILLIAM ALBRECHT HARRYRUSSELL PIKAAR LAURENCEROBERT BYRNE ARLANJOHN SCHEIDENHELM WILLIAMFRANKLINKALBAS,with RICHARDWAYNEWEBBER Honors In Floriculture CHARLESMELVYNAMRINE SARAHCATHERINE GAIN PAULBORIK CHARLESJAMES ZEMAN KENNETHIRWINFELDERMAN,with Honors In Food Technology KENKETHEWALDCARLSON HEINZCHAIMMANNHEIM

In Home Econoniirs MARIANELEANORANDERSON FEROLIRENE MARTIN HELENJOAN ARTICUES MARYLEE MEFFORD MARYJOAN BAIRD MARILYNMEISELMAN BARBARAJEANNE BAKER WINIFREDLAMBRIGHT MOORE WANDAVIOLABLOOMQUIST PEGGYGLAWE NICHOLS MARYMITCHEMBOWERS RACHAELANN O'BYRNE BEVERLYJEAN BROWN MARYLou PATE ESTHERJOAN BRUDER ALICEEUGENIEPATRICK PHYLLISANNCLARK LEILAJEAN PLUMB KATHRYNLUCILLECLIFFORD CAROLEJOAN PODZIMEK SUZANNERUTH&HEN JOAN MARIEPRINDIVILLE SANDRAFAYCOHON BEVERLYJOAN REEVES XARYELIZABETH CRAWFORD JEANETTE MARY SAULE DOROTHYLORRAINE FAULDS ANITAMAE STAHL JEANETTEGILCHRIST BERTHAMAESTERNBERC JEAKNIEN ADELLEGUSTAVISON CAROLEWINGSUTTON MARILYNJOYCE HARTLEY JOAKNE MARIETURNER HELENRAY HINE JOSEPHINEANNTURNER LORRAINEBERTHAHOFMANN,with MARYBAIRD WALKER Honors BETTYSMITHWEDDELL CAROLYNMARYJOHNSON, with High JACQUELYN RUTH WHITE Honors MURIELLORRAINE WILLS BARBAKAJANE KRUEGER,with Honors JANET LEEWISELY CAROLEELITTLE BERTAJANE WYANT

In Home Economics Education JANELIZABETH ARENSMAN,with ELOISEIVERS Honors MARYANN LACY. with Honors MARYGENEVIEVEBARLOW, with DORISBERNICE LEITH Honors ELEANORELYMAINEY HELENJANE BRUBAKER, with High MARILYNJUNE MINKS, with Honors Honors LAURAMAE MOLLET ORPHAELIZABETH CROOK BARBARAMAE MURPHY GLADYSJEAN DODD DIANALOUISE NAINIS EDITHBASSLER DUEWER MARILYNJEWEL POLK VIRGINIAANNE FISHER HARRIETANNETTE SEYMOUR MARYLEEHILL In Vocational Agriculture PAULEUGENE BROWN BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Degree of Bachelor of Science In Aeronautical Engineering RONALDPHILLIPS ARNOLD EDWINFRANCISPERLMAN JOHN GERNONBURNS LEMBITPOTTSEPP,with Honors RICHARDMICHAELCOLE DONALDROBERT SIMPSON JOHN WARRENKIEFER,with Honors DONALDCLARENCESUND THOMASGEORGE KONRAD JOHN WILLXAMSUTTLES KENNETHCHARLESKOPP,with Honors IRVINJAMES WEBSTER ARTHUREARL LOHMEYER REX ALLENWHITEHURST JOHN RICHARDMIHATOVIC FREDERICKFOSTER MOBLEY, with High Honors In Agricultural Engineering JOHN ARTHURANDERSON JOSEPH WILLIAMHAAS,with Honors GEORGEFREDDEIHS,JR. JOHN KNOXMAINEY DONALDPETERDIEMER,with Honors ROBERTHAMRINSTASELL CLEONJULIUS ELMORE DONALDGENE ZOOK In Ceramic Engineering WILLIAMRUDOLPHBRATSCHUN DONALDRICHARDLATHROP ROBERTBRUCEFOXALL ROBERTCARLMERTENS RAYMOND PHILIP JANKE GENEIRVINTHOMASSON In Civil Engineering RICHARDEUGENE -4TEN VICTORLAWRENCEMORAVEK GEORGEWILSON BARBER PENGKHOONNG, with Honors FREDRICKRICHARD BECKMANN L. Dow NICHOL,I11 IRWINLAWRENCEBRANECKI RALPHRICHARD PERRY, JR. RONALDJOSEPH BROHSON WILLIAMJOSEPHPICHON LAWRENCEFRANK COFFILL GARLANDGLENNKILEY GEORGEDOUGLAS CONLEE ARTHUR MORTON ROBINSON JERALD BERNARDCONROY WILLIAMALBERTRoss BYRONJAMESEDDY LEROYJOHN RUESCH,with Honors WILLIAMJOSEPH FUZZI WILLIAMROBERT SCHERWAT TEDLEWISGARRISON, with Honors CHARLESLELAND SHEPPARD JOHKWILLIAM HENRY CLARENCEJOSEPHSIKORSKI HAROLDFREDHONATH,with High JEROME C. SMITH Honors WALTERFREDSTANKE,with Honors EDWINWHIPPLEHOUSER ROBERTDENNISSTOLL, with Honors HERBERTWILLIAMJOHNSON BENJAhfIN FRANKSVOBODA JAMES FREDERICKKAAR DONALDEDWARD THOMPSON PRYCELARUEKEACLE BUDIMIR D. TOSIC WILLIAMCLYDEKENLEY KWANG-NANTUAN ROYPHILIPKESLIN KENNETHJOHNTWOHEY, with Honors OTTOLOUISLARSEN ROBERTLEROYWATSON, JR. RAMONSAROLA Russo CHARLESKENNETHWEATHERFORD NORMANJOSEPH LATKER HAROLDCHRISTIAN WIELAND SAULOLIMPICOLIBMAN JOHNWESLEY WITTERS JAMES BRUCELUBIN,with Honors RAYMONDFRANK Wo JCIESZAK KHALIDSHAKIRMAHMOUD MEOUGEOFFREYTSEN YEH, with DOHNHARLOWMEHLENBACHER Honors MITCHELLJOSEPH MIKULA GEORGEWILLIAMZUURBIER GEORGEMAURICEMILLER In Electrical Engineering AKRAMSABIRABDUL-KADIR JOHN MCBRIDEASHBROOK ALLANWILLIAMANDERSON, JR. KENNETHEARLBARNETT PAULMELVINANEY, with Honors JAMESWESLEY BERKOVEC 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 707

JAMESWILLIAMBISHOP THOMASJOSEPH MADDEN,JR. GEORGEVINCENTBONK ROBERTHAROLDMARQUARDT ROGERLEWISBOONE DUANEDAVID MCCURDY ROBERTCHARLESCOFFEEN DONALDWILLIAMMCCURRY ERHARDTPAUL DEUSCHLE WILLIAMMETZGER ROBERTJACKDEYO JAMES EDWARDMEYERS RAYMONDLEONARD ECKMAN, with EDWARDRALPHMIDDLETON Honors FRANCISARTHUR MORSE XAJI HADDAWYELSEAIDI JOHNLUDWIG MUERLE, with High RAYMONDFRED ELSNER Honors LLOYDROGERENGELBRECHT OTIS SACHIO NAKAMURA ROBERTEVERETT FAIRBANKS XIARTINJOSEPHO’NEILL GEORGELATUSFERGUSON ALVAROORTEGA ORTEGA EDWARDDOUGLAS GROEBE JOHN GARDNERPOWELL GEORGEJAMES HARUCH HAROLDSAYFORD RASMUSSEN WALTERPAULHERBOLD ROBERTHOWARDREDPEARN ALFREDKATSUMIHIGASHI,with High DONALDHERMAN RICE Honors JAIMEROMERO-TORO RAYMONDWENDELHONEY,with Honors MONTERoss ROBERTFERMONHOYT CHIH-TANGSAH,with High Honors JERRYLEON KASWAN,with High JIMMIE RAYSHIELDS Honors ROLANDS. STRAWN,with Honors BENNYLEEKING DOXALDEIHLSWEET JOHNALBERT KLACKA RICHARDAPLANDSWENSON WESLEYWILLARDKNIGHT JOHN PAULTISEVICH,with Honors PAULFox KOEHLER,JR. GEORGECHARLESWAGNER, with High WILLIAM HERMANKREBS Honors CHARLESLOUISKRONE EDWARDJENNINGS WEIDNER FLOYDJOHNKRUENEGEL HENRYGOFFWILLIAMS,JR. RICHARDJOHNKUJAK THEODORE SAY H~-GYEE JOHNJAMES LABNO KUNG-CHIEYEH,with Honors PERRYWILLIAMLARSEN HWA-NIENYu, with Honors DONALDCECILLIXCICOME JAIME GONZALEZZULETA In Engineering Physics CHARLES RAYCHUBB CHIH-TANGSAH,with High Honors JAMESROLERCOSXELL HARLAN EUGENESCHONE JOHNCHARLES FATZ, with Honors EARLLAWSLOAN,I11 THEODOREAUGUST MARTIN JAMES ARTHURWAGMNER, with High FREDBRANDONNIYTZ Honors RICHARDCox QUINLAN In General Eizgiiaeering ALBERTWILLIAMALBRECHT, JR. JAMES JAYKELLER ROBERTHAROLD ANDERSON, with Honors DUAKEMARTIN LOOFBOURROW JAMESRICHARDBARBER DONALDWILLIAMMCGRUE CARLJULIUS BEERT WILLARDVINCENTPmz PETERLEOCATTAPAN DONALDCHRISROCKHOLM DOXALDWALKER HORTON X~ELVIN RUDICH W~LLIA~~GEORGE HUBER THOM.4S CARROLL SCHRADER DONALDELMER HUFFMAN DANIELROBERTSIEWERT, JR. In Mechanical Engineering ERICEDWINAAGAARD DONALDREID BURNETT, with Honors STANLEYALOYSIUS APPELT KENNETHALBERTBUSCHE CURTISKERMITBAKER STEVEGJDRCE CHECHOPOULOS JOHN JOSEPH BARTOLETTI A. BERCHARDCOPPENS, JR. EDWARDCLAYTON BEACH WILLIAMLAWWN CORLEY RICHARDEDWARDBECKMANN ROBERTTHOMASCOUGHLIN, with ELMERIRVINGBEENY Honors ROGERCHARLESBLAKE GERALDDAVIDDAVIS EUGENEJEROME BLUNT ARDENCHESTER DEGNER 708 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

ROBERTANTHONY DEZELICK GEORGEEDWARDNERO JOHNORA EDMUNDS JOHN RALPHNIESEN BURZOEKHUSHROGHANDHI WAYNEROBERTNIXON CHARLESDEANGLENN DONALDEDWINNOVY RONALDTHOMASGOE LAWRENCEFRANK PAULSEN JOHN HANNESGRIMSON, JR. CHARLESDONALD PRESSMAN WILLIAMJOSEPH HALEY ROBERTPENDLETONQUINLAN MISHALMOHAMED HAMMODAT GONZALORAMIREZ-RODRIGUEZ RONALDGORDONHANSEN Im DAVISREA MELTONADAMHATCH JOHNEDWARD REILLY RICHARDISAMUHIGASHI CHARLESREZAC RICHARDCECILHILL EVANDALE ROBERTS DONALDWILLIAMHOECK JAhlES LIORTON ROVELSTAD EDWARDCHARLES HOLMBLAD DOXALDJOHNROY WALTERSTACY HULVEY STANLEYIANRZEPECKI ARTHURHELGEJONSSON ROBERTEUGENESCHNURSTEIN, with DONALDFRANKJUDD Honors GEORGEJOHN KLESTY DANIELFRANCISSCHOEBERLE, with DONALDCHARLESKRAHE,with Honors High Honors HAROLDEUGENE LARSON JOHN WEYLANDSEARS DOUGLASRUSSELLLEADER JOHNEDWARD SEEPE, with Honors EDWINSTANLEYLEVITAN TAKEOSHIBATA JOSEPH JAMES Lusco BURTONLEESIEGAL DAVIDEDWINMARTIN HAROLDJOHN SINDER, with High DEANWALLACE MARTIN Honors JAMESSTUCKEYMCCORMACK JAMES ARTHURSMITH PAULFREDERICKMETZGER RICHARDROBERTSMITH,with Honors JAMESHOWARD MUELLER ROBERTMICHAELSTEPHEN PHILIPMERIWEATHERMUELLER, with DAVIDALOYSIUS WARD Honors JOHN NOELWILLIAMS WALTERIRWINNELSON, JR. RONALDFRANKZITKO In Metallurgical Engineering AUGUSTJOHN ALEXANDER WILLIAMEDWARDHEITMANN, with ROYLEEATHEY Honors WILLIAMBRUCEBOND EDWARDKAZUK JAMESWEIR DOBBIN JOHNRAYMOND LULAY RICHARDJAMESDVORAK JOHNGEORGE SCHERER ROBERTBERNARDFISHER ROBERTBURTONSNOW In Milling Engineering DENISJOHN BOBKA HAROLDCHRISTIAN ROLSETH JOHNBRATTON JERRYWILLIAMSCHWEIKER CARLALFRED MAGNUSSON DONALDCYRILSIMPSON KAYDONOHOO PARKS JAMES PATRICKSNIDER

In Sanitary Engineering FRANKWAYNE HILL

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES Degree of Bachelor of Arts In Liberal Arts and Sciences DAVIDLEROY ABEL ELBERTBAKER BALDRIDGE IBRAHIMALI ABU-LUGHOD SANDRABALIN ELEANORDORISALLEN, with Honors in CAROLLOUISEBAUER Sociology JANETAVIS BEEDY,with Honors in ELIZABETHCASLER ANDERSON Spanish SANDRAMAYANDERSON EDGARWALLACE BERNSTEIN NANCYCAROLYNANDREWS KARLBEROLZHEIMER, with Highest MERWINB. AUSLANDER Honors in Political Science 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 709 JEANNETTEIRENE BIEDO FRANKBRAYTON HARRIS WILLIAMMCKINLEY BLAINE, JR. DIANEMAE HAWES ELEANORTHERESABOHACEK JOYCE SIDNEYHAYS BABETTEJOY BOMASH NANCYLOUISEHEATER JOHNRICHARD BOSWORTH RICHARDJOSEPH HEIMAN,with High DANTOMBOURBULAS Honors in Political Science J. LEEDSBOWER ANNEMARIE HEITZMAN ROBERTCURTISBROWN, with Honors in HARRYEDWARD HELLMUTH, JR. History DONALDEDWARD HENEBERRY DOLORESAMANDA BROWNLEE ROBERTSAMUELHENKE JACKIEDALEBRUMMER HARRYCHARLESHENRIKSEN JULIAMARY BUCHUNAS CHARLOTTEHERLINGER WILBERJAMES BUNTING EMERSONWALLACE HILKER, with DANIELCAIN Honors in History RUTHLILLIAN CALE BARBARAJEANHILL, with Highest THOMASTHEODORE CHAPIN Honors in French DOLORESCHENKIN ROBERTVERNONHILL FRANKLours CLARK JOYCE ANN HINRICHS,with Honors in JAMESALEX CLARKSON Rhetoric LfARY ESTHERCLUAND JEAN ELIZABETHHODGSON EDWARDRICHARD COHN NORMANELROY HOLLAND EDWARDWHITE COLLINS BARBARALOISHOLMES JANET CONGER LYNETTESUEHOWE,with Honors in PETERDAVIDCOUCH, with High Honors Philosophy in Psychology EXIACHARLOTTE HUCKEL JOHNMAURICE COURTNEY KENNETHSHERMANJACOBS, JR. DAVIDWILLIAMDEAN ETHANBASIL JANOVE NORMANLEE DEAN DONALDEARLJANSSEN JAMES CONWAYDECKER HALRAYMONDJEFFERS RUTHJEANNE DICKSON,with Honors RICHARDBERRYJOHNSTON, with Honors in Psychology in English DONALDCHARLESDIETEMANN HELENGUINEVEREJONES, with Honors EDWARDRAYMOND DONNELLY in Psychology JOYCEANN DONNER SHIRLEYANN JORGENSEN, with High JAMESMALONEEDWARDS, with Highest Honors in Psychology Honors in Economics SIBYLLou KACEN HAROLDALBERTEHRLICH HELENBOYDENKALIL VIRGINIAALICEERICKWN GERALDADOLFKAMINSKI JOHNEDWARD FAVERO, with High BETTYKEEFER Honors in Political Science ALICEJEAN KELLER CHARLESEZRAFIDLER MARYSABINA KENT SYBILFISHMAN PORTIAMANTYNBAND KERN CHARLOTTEANN FITZPATRICK EUGENEKERSTING, JR., with High PATRICKJAMESFLEMING Honors in French CAROLYNFLESHER HUGHALANKLEIN JEANNEANNFRICKE EMILJOHN KLINGENFUS ROSIEC. FUJIKAWA VIRGINIACAROLINE KOCH MARVINHOMERGESELL DONALDROBERTKOEHN,with High RUTHANN GETZ Honors in Philosophy SHIRLEYANNGIESECKE EILAMIRJAM KOKKINEN SHARONYOLAGOREWIT THADLAWRENCEKOWALSKI, with CAROLYNWILSON GRAF Honors in Political Science CONWAYKNIGHT GRAVES SARAHRAE KUENSTLER BETTYSHIELAGREENBERG, with Highest JOHN HENDERSONLAMBIE Honors in Political Science DOLORESLILLIANLAPAITIS, with GWENDOLYNLOUISEGREENE Highest Honors in English CAROLM. GREENSPAN,with Highest HOWARDLEE Honors in Chemistry JOHN WALTERLESKERA, with Honors NORMANGREISMAN in Political Science PAULAJEANGRIFFITH JAMESARMSTRONG LIMBERT CLIFFORDERNESTHARKNESS, JR. JUDITH ANN LINDSTROM,with Honors SUZANNEJOY HARPER in Sociology 710 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

DOLORESDARRINCTONLOBDELL MARYLou RICHIE MARILYNLUCILLE LOWE VIRGINIALEE RITSON ALICE RUTH LUCKOW HELENLOUISEROBNETT, with Highest BARBARABORNLUCY Honors in Psychology Sue LURIE JOHN PHILIPROONEY MARYMARGARET MACTAGGART NAOMIROSEN ROBERTJUNJIMAEDA,with Honors in ROBERTARUSSELL the History of Art RICHARDSANFORDSAWISLAK CHARLESMARSHALLMALLEN LAWRENCEDONALD SCHECTMAN JOAN ELINOREMANDEL ARTHURMICHAELSCHILLER JACQUELINE MCKINSTRYMARET JOHN PATRICKSCHMACKER JOHN EUGENEMARTIN MARIONLOUISESCHOENE PATRICIAJEAN MASON BARBARAESTELLE SHANNON ANNAWILHELMINA MAYER CHARLESLAMARSHEAN, JR. MARYEILEENMCCLELLAN RITA LOUISESHEEHAN MARYJOAN MCCLOUD PHYLLISCOVENTRY SHEPHERD, with JAMES RUSSELLMCCOSH High Honors in French LLOYDLESLIE MCDANIEL SERNAREBECCA SILVERSTEIN, with ANNEMCELROY High Honors in Spanish RICHARDGRIFFITHMCGUIRE ROBERTHAROLDSKIGEN HAROLDCHARLESMCKENNEY,JR. FLORAANNSLUTZKER JOHN SHAWMCMILLAN EVERETTGORSUCHSMITH,JR., with ARVINSTEVENSON MESSER High Honors in Geography MARTHAMARYMESSNER CLAIRE FLORENCESOhlERFIELD ELIZABETHSHURTLEFF MILLER ISABELLEL. SORBIE,with Highest TEREZDIANEMILLER Honors in Latin-American Studies PATRICIAMARIEMODLIN ELAINEVIVIANSTARK JAhlES DOUGLAS?dONTGOMERY LOIS LESSERSTEIN AMOSSYLVESTER MOORE GORDONALLANSTOCKMAN ARNOLDEDWARDMOSER GAIL PAULINESTOKER BERNARDLEONARD MOSHEL, with High MARTHALEESWEARINCEN Honors in Political Science JEROMENORMANTAYLOR JOANXE ELIZABET~MOYER RICHARDLEONTHIES MARGARETMARY MULLIGAN, with LELANDSTANFORDTHOMPSON Honors in English BONNAJEAN TIANGCO BONNIEJUNE MUNRO THIELMALEONOR TIROL JANE ANNMUNSTERMAN GILDAGREENBERG TUNIS MARLYSEDITHNELSON, with High RICHARDQUINTON UNDERWOOD Honors in International Affairs BEA ANNVANDENBURGH NORhlAN JOSEPHOSHERMAN, with ROBERTJOHN VINSEC Honors in Political Science NICHOLASGEKALDVIVONA MARILOUANNOSINSKE, with Honors in ALLENJAMES VORNSAKD, with Honors Political Science in Latin-American Studies JOIIN BOWENPALENSKE ELLAJEAN WALKER CHARLESLEE PALMER, with High PHILIPHENRYWARD,JR., with High Honors in Political Science Honors in Economics IRMALEEPAYNE, with High Honors in LEO DOUGLASWATSON English NANCYELLENWAXLER,with Highest WILLIAMALANPERRY Honors in Sociology BRYCEREDMON PETERSON, with High WILLIAMJULIUS WECHTER Honors in English GERALDINEMARSHAWERNER,with ROSEMARIE PICCIUCA Honors in Political Science DONALDCLINTONPOTTER DONALDEUGEKE WESTBROOK MARYEMMA PRICE EUGENETHOMAS WHITE JOHN DONALDPULLIAM,with Highest GERILAURA WOLF, with Highest Honors in History Honors in Spanish LOUISTODDRATZESBERGER WAYNEGEORGEWOLTMAN, with Honors SALOREBHAN in Political Science CAROLINERUTHREES, with High MARYJo WYLDER Honors in Political Science SHELDONARTHUR YEFSKY RAYMONDKENNETHRHOADS,with ROBERTAMARIEZARMIN Honors in Philosophy ELAINEEDITHZIDELL MURIELANN RICHBURC 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 711

In the Teaching of English LILLIANHORNETTAADAMS WILLIAMBARTHOLOMEWPHILLEO RHEAEILEEN BAKER ANNEMARIE POTTHAST VIVIANNELLIE DOERING, with Highest BARBARAANNSCHOFFEN Honors JANET LOUISESTEARN ROBERTALOYSIUSDREGER BARBARAJEAN TOWNES JOANJACOBI GOLDER MARGARETJOAN TURNBOW ORAWELCHERHARDING, with Highest MARYMARGARET WEEG, with Highest Honors Honors RUTHAUDREY IVEY, with Highest Honors JANET WHITE GLORIAJEANMEDOW MCCARTNEY DOLORESVERAZAJICEK .4UDREY KATHLEENhfCCUBBIN LOUISEZWICKY ELIZABETHCOMPTON PALMER, with High Honors In the Teaching of French JOSEPHINEPAULINESMANIA,with Highest Honors In the Teaching of Lafin AUDREYVIRGINIA DECKER In the Teaching of Social Studies JAMESRUSSELL ANDERSON, with High RICHARDJOHNMUELLER Honors DANIELJOSEPH PETROMILLI, with JUDITHKARP BLAIR Highest Honors JOHNRAYMOND DVORAK J~XELOIS RAPPAPORT SHELDONZELLICKFISHER JANICE ELAINEROWLANDS DONNARAE HARMSEN THOMASJOSEPH SAAB BETTYELLENHOIGARD GEORGESTULIK,JR. LURAJEAN LINK,with Honors GEORGEHANSENWAHL GEORGEGARRETTMATHEWS GEORGEROLANDWENDT JAMESCHARLESMCCONNELL, with THOMASJOHN ZAWACKI High Honors I?z the Teaching of Spanish MIRIAMKAYARENTSEN, with High JEAN ANNPIERCE Honors GRACEKATHERINESNYDER, with High DONNAJOSEPHINEGREEN Honors In the Teaching of Speech CHARLESROYBOUGHTON, with Highest BARBARAELIZABETH NICELY Honors ROSEMARIE O’NEILL, with Honors SARAWILLIAMSDAVISON, with Highest JAMES HENRYSMITH Honors ALANWITHMAN STRONG, with Highest ALICEIRENEFROEHLING,with High Honors Honors CAROLYNJANE WILLMS JOHNROE HOWARD LOUISPETERXIC~GIANIS KENTONDANEMARLIN LENOREKOPSTEINZEIGER

Degree of Bachelor of Science In Chemical Engiiz eeriiag EDWINARLEY BIRKHIMER, with High- DONALDLEON SECARD,with Honors est Honors EUGENETHOMAS SHERMAN DONALDGEORGEDAUS,with Honors VLADIMIRLIUBENOVSTOIKOV,with ISAACALO~VZO FLESHER Highest Honors HAROLDCARLLARSQN AUGUSTTHOMASSTORR, with Honors FLOYDGuy LEICHNER THOMASCLIFTON TUCKER,with High- ~{ICHAEL SOLMORRIS est Honors RICHARDCHRISTIANREICHEL DOMINICJOHN VALESANO,with High- ANDREJALOJZIJBONAVENTURA REMEC est Honors LEOJOHN SAROIAN,with Honors ROBERTRAYMONDWIEDERKEHR, with JAYJOHN SCHELDORF Highest Honors DALECLARENCE SCHNEIDER 712 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

In Chemistry DALEkfICHEL AKERS WILLIAMHENRYGUMPRECHT, with JOHN ALFREDANDERSON High Honors ROBERTEDGARCOFFMAN, with Highest ROBERTHAROLDHACKHEL Honors JOHN ALBERTHERBOLSHEIMER BARBARAJEAN CROSS,with Highest JAMES JOSEPH KORST Honors HIOKHUANGLEE,with Highest GLORIAMARILYNCZERNIAK, with Honors Honors ROBERTEDWARDMALEC JAMES RICHARDMATTOON, with High JOEL ALLANDAIN Honors DONALDDEANDAVENFORT CHARLESEDWARDMORREAL RICHARDLEE DILL DORISCLARA REITBERGER GARRYGEORGEEHRLICH,wjth Honors JOHN WILBURRODDEWIC VERLINWILLIAMFOLTZ, with High STEPHENTOREY Ross Honors EDWARDJUDESIEBEN ROBERTBRUCEGARLAND, with Highe-st THADDEUSHALSTED TOPIE, with Honors Honors EVALDASVELECKIS ELIZABETHCHRISTA GOHRBANDT.with RICHARDLEEWASSON,with Highest Highest Honors Honors JANET GIESE GUMPRECHT,with High DONALDDEANWILSON, with Honors Honors ALANLAURENTWOODMAN

In Home Economics SUZANNERALSTON VIRGINIATONCKORurz In Liberal Arts and Sciences CIROFREDABBATE RICHARDEVANSDENNIS BUDDBERWYN ADAMS HERBERTDICKSTEIN GERALDEDMUNDANDERSON LEROYDILLON JOYCEHILDENBRAND ANSORGE DON4LD LEONDUSTER DONALDEDGAR BALDUS TAMES D. EISEN ARTHURBALMES ELMERELLISEWING,with Highest VALERIECOHAN BANDELIN,with High Honors in Chemistry Honors in Psychology JOHN WOODFANNING WILLIAMNORMANBANDELIN JOANMARILYN FIFE, with Honors in JOHN REXFORDBENDIGKEIT Psychology ROYALBERT BERG, JR. ROBERTWILSONFISHER 11 ARIA LUDOVICABERNARDINI JANETMAYFLOWERS STEPHENPAUL BIRKELAND MARILYNkfcCowN FOSTER,with WILLIAMELZIE BOYER, with Honors in Highest Honors in Bacteriology Geology JOHNGAMBON, with Honors in NICKWILLIAM BOZNOS Psychology KARLBRANOFF BARBARA ANN GATES JOANNE CAROLYNBREKKE JOSEPH ANTHONYGAWRONSKI THOMASGRATTAN BUTLER MABERYROSANNGELVIN CAROLEDEMAHTINI CARM ARTHURMARVINGENSIOR RICHARDALFREDCARRIGAN, JR. PHILLIPHENRYGERBERT MARIONMARTIN CHERNACK LOWELLLEE GETZ,with Highest DONALDARTHURCLARK Honors in Zoology ELAINEJUNECOHEN JOANNEELAINEGILLESPIE,with High LORENCEGENE COLLINS, with Highest Honors in Chemistry Honors in Geology MELVYNLOWELLGOLDSMITH JOHN JACOB CROSSEN GENEHOWARDGOLUB, with Honors in NORAANN CROWN Mathematics RICHARDLEE CUMMINS HENRYFREDGROMOLL, JR., with Honors ROBERTARNOLDCURLEY in Psychology ROBERTCLARKDAUGHERTY RICHARDIRWINGUNTHER LEROYFRANKDAVIDSON, with Honors DAVIDWATSONHADLEY,with Honors in Zoology in Geology DAVIDALLEN DENNEN MARKWILLIAM HANNAN I9531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 713 VANLEERHEARN MORTONMILLER JOHN JOSEPH HENNESSEY GREGORYBENEDICT MULKERN ROYLEJAMES HEYL OSCARALLENNOVICK SARAHTHORNTONHIGGINS, with JOHN MINORUOMORI Honors in Statistics VIRGINIALOIS OSTERMEIER WAYNENOE HILL SHERWOODIRAPARKER GEORGEDEANHOCKMAN BETTYLEAH PERLMUTTER RUTHMAE HOWARD RAYMONDJOHN PIETRAS JOSEPH JACOBS ROGERALANPOWERS DONALDSTUARTJAFFE ARTHURFRANKPRESTON GERALDJAFFE PAULDEANQIJILLMAN KENNETHWILLARDJENSEN ROBERTBRUCERANKIN PAULINEHARRIET JEWELL, with PAULALFREDROBERTS, with Honors in Highest Honors in Bacteriology Psychology WILLIAMCHARLES JEWELL ROBERTJAMES ROPA DAVIDARVID JOHNSON LAWRENCELIPMAN ROSEN RONALDANDREWKAMPWIRTH, with HARRYROSENFELD High Honors in Psychology RICHARDBURCHARDROWLAND FLORENCETSE-YUNKAO FREDERICKCAMPBELL SAWYER ETHELMAE KARON,with Highest DONALDEARLSCHAFFER Honors in Psychology LOUISHAROLD SCHLISELFELD JAMESDOUGLAS KARRAKER ALANEARLSHUMACHER JOSEPHCLIFFORD KASPAR CAROLELIZABETHSHUNNESON MARILYNJOAN KEARNS PAULSLIVNICK STEPHENKLEIN IRVINGSIDNEY SMITH GE~RCEVALENTINEKMIOTEK KATHERINEANNE SOUCEK DONALDCARLKOCHINSKI ARTHURDINSMORESTODDARD, with HERBERTLEE KOELLING,with High Honors in Psychology Honors in PsychoIogy DONALDL'ICTOR STRIBOLT KENNETHWAYNEKOLENCE JAKE HELENSYNEK KARENLOUISEKRAL RICHARDANTHONY TARIZZO HARRYJAMES KRUEGER MILTONALLEN TORNHEIM EARLWALLACE KUNSTMAN MARYELIZABETH TRESSEL, with NORMANOTTOKURZ Honors in Mathematics MURIELROSELAWRENCE JULIA JEANINE TRUE HOWARDBRUCE LIEBMAN FRANKKENNETH VILLARI ARTHURANTHONYLISOWSKI LEROYJOSEPH VOTAVA HARVEYLOCKER PAULRICHARDWARE WILLIAMEDWARDLOEWE HOWARDWEINSTEIN DONALDPHILIP LOIBEN GORDONJUSTICE WHITE ANTHONYJOSEPH MAZURKIEWXCZ JAMES EDMUNDWINKELMAN FRANKBYRON MCGILVREY HERMANLLOYD WOLF MORTONMELNIK THORPEEDWIN WRIGHT JAMESRICHARDMICHAEL CLAYTONLEROY YODER MARYELIZABETHMIFFLIN,with High HENRYH. YUSA Honors in Geology TATIANAZYKOV In Speech Correction NANCYELLEN BARROW TRULARUTHK. LARSON DONNAANN BROWNE,with High PAULAJEAN MILLER Honors NORMAB. ANDERSONMILLS,with LILAELIZABETHDAVIS Honors CAROLYNBURKEEMONS, with High JANET HOLMESPARKER Honors JEAN FLORENCEPATRICK WILMAGAILHAHN LAURELMARYRICH HELENISABELHILL KATHRYNELIZABETH TRIMMER MARYFIELDJULIAN,with High Honors NANCYLEE TURPPA,with High Honors CAROLYNKRIMBILL. with Honors In the Teaching of Biological Sciences and General Science RICHARDWILSONEDWARDS, with RICHARDDEAN KONICEK Honors RICHARDRECIS RUNCE 714 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

In the Teaching of Chemistry ROBERTCLIFFORDDUTY, with High DANIELSYLVANRADEN,with Honors Honors DANIELMARTIN SIMPSON In the Teaching of Mafhematics MARVINCOHEN RONALDMYRONSHELTON,with Highest RICHARDJOSEPH MEINHARD Honors DOROTHYRINKORODMAN MARYRUTH TATE, with Honors In the Teaching of Mathematics and the Physical Sciences LLOYDERLINCIVERSEN COLLEGE OF LAW Degree of Bachelor of Science Zn Law DONALDGILBERTADAMS WAYNERONALD JOHNSON ROBERTLEEATHERTON RODERICKCOURTRIGHT MAC LEOD RICHARDKENNYBATES JOHN THOMASMCCULLOUGH ALANJOEL GREIMAN GILBERTLAMAR NIZNIR JOHN CONRADHEDRICH GLENNMORIMASA ONO CHRISTIANENRICHEILIGENSTEIN Gus SVOLOS JAMES ALBERTHUDGENS ROBERTE. LEETRONE ROALDARNT JACOBSEN DONALDEDWARD WARD

Degree of Bachelor of Laws NATHANGEORGEBRENNER, JR., B.S., THOMASHAWLEY MINER, A.B., Knox 1951 College, 1950 DAVIDSAULCOHEN,B.S., I950 DANIELMACFARLAND MOORE, JR., A.B., ROBERTLEWISCOLE, B.S., I951 Washington University, 1949 EDWARDJOHN CONNOR, JR., B.S., 1950 KENNETHGEORGENELLIS,A.B., College RICHARDTHOMASCUNNINGHAM of William and Mary, I950 PETERFERDINANDFERRACUTI, A.B., IVERMARTIN NELSON,JR., B.S., 1951 I950 JAMES L. PEACOCK,B.S., 1951 BERNARDCHARLESGILLMAN,A.B., RALPHSTEWARTPEARMAN, B.S., 1951 St. Ambrose College, I950 GERALDMYRONFETACQUE RALPHDERRY GLENN. B.S.. , 1051_- MAURICEPHILIPRAIZES,B.S., 1951 ADIEL ALANHART WILLIAXLEWIS RANDOLPH, A.B., I950 RAEC. HEIPLE,11, B.S., Bradley JOHN PLUMEREED,A.B., Tulane University, 1951 University, 1947; A.M., I950 NERAYOISSAYUS,A.B.. Illinois SEYMOURIRWINREGAL, B.S., I952 Wesleyan University, I950 DONALD CARLRIKLI, A.B., Illinois ROBERTBULANDKARKOW, B.S., I950 College, 1951 ROBERTDEANKELLY, A.B., Augustana HERBERTBENJAMIN SCHUH, JR., B.S., College, 1950 James Millikin University, I950 WILLIAMBERNARDKILLIAN,A.B., A ART IN HOWARDSCHULMAN Oberlin College, 1948; with Honors JEROMESHALON,A.B., 1951 LEONARDMELVIN KOGER, JR., A.B., ;"~IORRIS LOUISSIMONS University of Kansas, 1948 WALTERSOROKA,A.B., University of ORALCURLESS KOST, A.B., Monmouth Michigan, I951 College, 1950 CARLHENRYSTOWE,A.B., Greenville ELLISEDWARDKRAPF,A.B., North College, 1949 Central College, I952 KEKNETHBREVIKSTRAND,B.S., 1950 ANNABERNICE KUIZIN, B.S., I951 DAVIDBURFORD STUTSMAN, B.S., 1951 SHIRLBURDETTELAUGHLIN, A.B., KENNETHARTHURSWARTZ, A.B., Iowa Cornell College, I950 Wesleyan College, 1951 ROGERHOWARDLITTLE,B.S., 1950 ELLENSARAHTINKOFF,B.S., I952 KENNETHASHTOXMCGAW,JR. WILLIAMROBERT TODD, B.S., I950 JOHN WILLIAMMCMACKIN DONALDMCEACHERNTOLMIE, A.B., ALFREDGENEMCWHORTER, B.S., 1951 Augustana College, I950 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 715

CREEDDAVISTUCKER, B.S., 1948 RICHARDJAMES WATSON,B.S., 1952 GREGORYLEOTUMBARELM,A.B., 1951 RANDALLALLAN WEST,A.B., 1951 WILLIAMHERBERTWAKE

Degree of Doctor of Law DONNARAEKLINGBIEL, B.S., 1951; KEITHEDWARDROBERTS, B.S., 1951 with Honors DONALDFRANKLINSTORM, B.S., 1951

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Degree of Bachelor of Science In Edwcation ALICEALAYNE AHBE, with Honors RICHARDDEAN MERCHANT JOYLEE ALFONSI BETSYCECELI.4 MERLO ROBERTCALVINAUSTIN RUTHSCHIEDIJNGMOORE MARGARETLOUISEBEACH, with Honors HARRIOTTVIRGINIA OELSCHLEGEL KATHERINEVENNARD BORHEK PAULEUGENE RAABE,with Highest DIANEELDRIDGE CAMPBELL Honors BURLLEE COVAN JEAN C. LUNGSTRUMRoss, with Honors CHARLESWILLIAM DOAK ATHENAE. VANDARAKIS MARGARETANNEDOLAN, with Honors STANLEYEUGENE WEINSTEIN CLARENCEALVINFEIEREISEL, JR. . CHARLESHARRY WHEELER CHARLESMARION JOHNSON MARGARETSCHLEMMER WOLF, with LERRIAELEANORKELLEY Honors JAMES hfATTHEW KNAAK CECILIAJOSEPHINE ZRALKA ROBERTKEITH LESEURE JACOBJOSEPH ZUBATY In the Education of the Deaf BETTYBLUMENTHAL In the Education of Mentally Haizdicapped Clzildren ~IURIELROSAMONDFAW MILDREDSCHWARTZ, with Honors DARLENEELAIKE GUDERJAN, with HOWARD HANSSPICKER Honors In Elementary Education GERALDINEROSALYAUGUSTYN JANELEE ANN IRENEBABB FERNELEVIP; BARBARABAHCALL WILMAANN LEVIKE lI.4RLENE BERLIN CAROLANN LINDE BETTYANN BERRYHILL FRAKCESLITTLE MARYJOSEPHINEBERTA,with Honors JANEAMELIA LWDTKE, with Highest JOANKOHLENBRENERBORUSZAK Honors LORRAINEMARY CHILENSKAS JANEHIOBMAIER CAROLAXNDOEMLAND JAKE ANNMARSIK GERTRUDEROGERSDRYSDALE DELORE~HELEN MATALIN JE~NAUDREYFRASE MARTHABEMBERG MILTON DONNAJANEGADDIS HELENCLAIREPARKES,with Honors SI-IIRIEY LOUISEGOULD RUTHCAROLPARKES SUSANLESLIEGREENWALD MARLENEDOROTHY PIERCE SALLYLOUISEHAGER FLORENCEBERNICE PRZYWARA JOANWIDICUSHARRISON, with Honors DOTTYJo ROBERTSON EDITHLOUISE HARTMAN CHARLOTTELOIS Ross PATRICIAANNHASELWOOD BARBARAJEAN SCHULTZ GENEHARLANHAWKINS PATRICIAANNE SCOTT PATRICIAPATTON HILLMAN SUSANJOAN SMITH JOAN ANNHOWARD DOREENJOANSOUKUP HARRIETLOUISEHUDDY, with Honors LANEEENIERSWAIN MARGARETJEANHUDSON MARILYNSZOLD PEGGYANNEINMAN, with Honors FREDROBERT WILKIN, JR. CAROLYNJANE KELLY RUTH LUCINDAWINTER MARYLOUISEKUCHAR HELENPLATTWISEMAN 716 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22 In Industrial Education WILLIAMHOWARDCOLE ARTHURBERNARDPUNDT GLENNLEVERNEGLASSBURN BERNARDWALTER PUSCZAN ARTHURROYLANDHERBERT JOSEPH SARACCO DOUGLASDALEMCKINSTRY, with FRANKVRHELSLEPICKA Honors IRWINEDWARD TRWGER

COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Degree of Bachelor of Science In Accountancy ALANHARELALLISON BILLYLEE LANKENAU SHERWINTERRY BEGOUN SORRELLHAROLD LAPINS WILLIAMRICHARD BEUTTLER VINCEANTHONY LAS CASAS HERMANCHARLES BIEN MARVINALANLEVEN~N CARLJAMES BLASE WALTERCHARLESLINDEN CHARLESARTHURBOWSHER ARNOLDHALEMARKFIELD JACKEDWARD BOWSHER JOANNE MARTIE RUDOLPHERNESTBREMSER JOEL MILLERMCNULTY JAMESVICTOR BRODNICKI FREDERICKALBERT MESENBRINK LEONALANBROTTMAN RONALDDEANE MILLER ROBERTWILLIAMBROWN SHINJIMIYASHIRO DONALDCLAYTON BURTON DOUGLASDONOVAN NEUMANN RALPHDAVID BUTLER ROBERTLEE PARR JEROME NATHANCLAUSER DOROTHYJEANPERDUE SAMUELDASHEFSKY JAMESRICHARDPIESCHEL JOHN ANCELODASSIOS FRANKWILLIAMPLIML RALPHDAVID DIEBALL LOUISROSEN WILLIAMJACKFINLAY TEDDYLEERoss DONALDNEDGOLDBERG DONALDMARVIN SCHINDEL,with STANFORDGOLDMAN Honors DONALDEUGENE Goss, with Honors JOHNANDREW SCHOEN MARVINGREENE LESTEREUGENESCHULTZ ROBERTCONDITGREMLEY ROBERTJOSEPH SHAW JAMES ALEXANDERHANLEY ERNESTSIMS ARLINGALE HARRIS GERTRUDEVIRGINIA SKINNER DENNISJOSEPH HEFFERLE MARVINSLAVICK WILLIAMGAVINHEGC ROBERTFRANKSTEDRONSKY FREDERICARTHUR HEIM, JR. WILLIAMRICHARDSTIMART LEONMITCHELLHELMS WILLIAMRAYTESSIEN ROBERTHENRYHOLMES DAVIDARTHURTRAECER BRADLEYWILLISHOWE EDMONDALLENTURNER HOWARDFRANK JAFFE BURTONBARRY VLAY, with Honors MAURICELEE JONES MORTONIRVINGWAX WALTERDAVIDKARATZ WARRENWEED CHARLESIRWINKASSEL IRALASERWEINBERG HENRYKASTLER ERNESTOTTOWILHELM, JR. ROBERTJOHNKAUTZI ALGARWILLIAMWISEMAN SAMUELE. KESSLER WILLIAMMARTIN WITTE EDWINJOSEPH KOZIOL ROBERTCHARLES WOELFEL, with Honors JOHN CHARLESKULLER In Accountancy and Banking atid Finance JACKLESLIE SIMPSON, with Honors in Banking and Finance In Banking and Finance GEORGEERNESTBURNISON WILLIAMMICHAELCOY In Commerce and Law HARRYCULBERTSONARMSTRONG GARYRAYCOFFEY MARVINDONALDBERMAN THOATASEARLHARRINGTON 19531 UNIVERSlTY OF ILLINOIS 717 DONALDALLENHENSS, with Honors HUGOCHARLESSCHMIDT RONALDLEE KAHN WILLIAMGRUMMITT WELLS JAMES LOUISMARTIN RICHARDDALEYUNC,with Honors HOWARDMICHAEL SANDERS In Commercial Teaching SHIRLEYANN ARMSTRONG EMMALEE MOLLET RUTH' KEHARTDAVIS,with Honors BARBARAJANE SOMERS WILMA PAULINE DAVIS MARILYNJEANSUNDQUIST KATHLEENANNEDMEIER,with Honors BETTYJANE TERHUNE In Economics JAMESWORTHINGTONANGELL MAXHERSCHEL OFFERMAN ALFREDEUGENEBARR MARLINLEVONPATTERSON HOWARDLEE CALLAHAN CONCETTAPECORA ROBERTSTANLEYDREW, with Honors WILLIAMTOWNSEND PRICHARD, JR. BURTWILLARD ELTZROTH, JR. PARAMESHRAY JAMES EDMUNDFLY" FRANKJOHN ROGALSKI WALTERWILLIAMGRAHAM ROBERTWALTERROSSMILLER ROBERTEUGENEIKINS RICHARDJOSEPHSCHEER CHARLESHENRYJORGENSEN LAWRENCEFOSTER SILVERMAN ROBERTLEONARDKUHNS ROBERTLEWIS SIMON,with Honors ROBERTRAYMONDLEMERSAL JAMESVINCENT VETRO ALBERTTAYLORLENZ JOHNEDWINWELLS HOWARDSHERWINLEVINE CHARLESMORRISWHITMORE WILLIAMALFREDLORENZ JOHN THOMASWILLIAMS ORVILLEWILBURMILLSPAUGH In Economics and Finance WILLIAMTHOMASSCOTT In Economics and Marketing ROBERTARMINHERST JOHN CLYDEWILSON In Finance WILLIAMGORDONCAMPBELL NORMANALANPESKIND JOSEPHPATRICKCONWAY HOWARDGLENROECKER KENNETHWAYNEDAVIS DUANEHAROLD YETTER In Industrial Administration DONALDMICHAELBOHRER,with Honors CLIFFORDJOHNMARTIN DANIELCLAYTONBRABEC ROBERTBROWN OLMSTED WAYNELARUE BREESE JOELKELLY ROACH ROBERTDALEFIRTH ROBERTNEALSKLARE MONTEHERRINGGAUL DAVEYLEESTEWART EDWARDWALTER GORECKI DONALDDUANESTOETZEL JOHNHORACE HOLLISTER FLOYDBERNARD WENTE ALLANHAROLDLEDERER DONALDROBERT YEAGER Ita Management GEORGELIVINGSTONANGUS,JR. LOUISHOWARDFLECK WILLIAMWAKEFIELDASCHER CHARLESWILLIAM GARDNER ARTHUR RYANBACK ORALEUGENE GARDNER DONALDTHOMAS BAIRD ROBERTWILLIS GRAHAM RICHARDHAROLDBEGALKA RONALDFREDERICK HARTMAN MARGURITE LOLABLOMBERG RICHARDLEE HOFFMAN HARRYDEAN BLOUT DONALDCHARLES INGVE THOMASJOHNBOE JOSEPH ANTHONYKLAPKOWSKI, with ROBERTDICK,with Honors Honors HUGHDOLBY EMILALBERTKNAFL SHIRLANLEEECKERT LESTERNORMANKRAMER, with Honors 718 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

MARILYNDENISELANCE ROBERTKESSLERPAINTER, with Honors WILLIAMLLOYD LOVING RICHARDDALEPERRY WILLIAMANDREW LUTHI ROBERTWALTERRASMUSSEN KEITHEDWARDMATTERN SEDERIORIELLIERA ROLDAN DONFRANKMEMLER PAULLENARDROSENTHAL RAYMONDVLADASMIEZELIS,with Honors JASPER BARATTASANFILIPW JERRY JAY MILLER WILLIAM LOUISSELlG CHARLESRUSH MILTON WILLIAMBENNING SHOEMAKER, JR. JOHN PHILIPMUELLER WILLIAMTOSEPH STEVENS WILLIAMTHOMASMYRICK, JR. WAYNEE~WARDTHOMAS ROBERTRITTERNELSON WILLIAM EDWARD WARREN MAYXARDERWINNIEBUR RALPHARTHUR WENDLAND, with ARNEROY NORDMARK Honors ROBERTJAMESO'DONNELL ROBERTFRANCISZENISEK In Marketing ALANALVIN ACKERMAN ROBERTJOSEPHKAPLAN, with Honors FRANKJEROME ADLEMAN JERRYHALLIWELLKATS FRANKALBERTALTERA NICHOLASJOSE= KIRBY,111 RAYMONDGLENNAVISCHIOUS GEORGEFRARCISKLAUKE EDWARD LOUISBACHER ROGERCHARLESKUEKER THOMASLEE BANK EDWARDRANDALL LYNN EARLARTHURBAXSBACK SIDNEY MANDELL JAMESALANBARKETT CAROLLEEMARTIN RONALDEDWIN BAUER MARTINLEONARDMc ADAMS WAYNEJOHN BAXMANN THOMASS. METSKAS IRVING BEMORAS DOUGLASLEE METZ MILDREDEMILYBOBBINS DONALDJONASMILLER STUARTHOWARD BORC RICHARDRAYMOODY WILLIAMALEXANDERBRANECKI ROBERTARNOLDMOORE CURTISDOUGLASBRANOM KEKNETHMORTENSEN EDWARDCHARLES BURCH CHARLESHENRYNOGLE DOXALDRAYBUSKE EUGENEGEORGENYKAZA CHARLES ARTHURCOVEY BERNARDJOSEPH OFFERMAN DALEhfARTIN CURTIN DONALDPASCALPERILLE FREDVILASDICKINSON DONALDEUGENEPRICHARD LOUISALEXANDER DICKINSQN RONALDALVINRICHMOND JOHNEDWARDDIVILBISS BENJAMINSTaNLEY RUBEN JOHNDONALD DOMALSKJ WILLIAMMARTIN RUSCH, with Honors LAURAANN DONAGHER DANIELFRANCISSABINO RONALDEDWARD DRELL BARBARAJANE SCHMITT BERNARDELXAS RICHARDAUGUSTADOLFHSCNUETZ FRANKGERALD FARWELL ARLENEJEANETTE SCHUPPENHAUER CHARLESTHOMAS FLAGLER STUARTWALTER SCOTT, with Honors BRUCEHAVENFRAZIER JOSEPHLOWELL SHOLTZ LAUREXCEIRWINFRIEDMAN EUGENEGERARD SILVER1 ROBERTCALVINGACH STANLEYSLAW WILLIAM RAYMONDGOODHEART, 111 DAVIDSMITH HAROLD ROY GORDON LEONARDEDWARD SMOLER RICHARDCAMPGUSTAFSON STANLEYRUDOLPH SOLDNER REEDEDWIN HALLIDAY ALEXAXDERSTAVROFOULDS GERALDEDWARD HALWEG RICHARDCHARLES TAKACS LEWISBURTON HANDLER RICHARDROBERTTARRANT JAMES HERTZMANN RALPHJOSEPH THIEMAN JAMESARTHUR HINKLE JOHNFRANCISTHOMPSON GLENGEORGE HISE EUGENELEEWEINER HERMANHOKAMP,I11 SOLWEINER THOMASLLOYD HUMPHRIS HARRYCHARLES FRANCISZECK EARLWILLIAMJACOBSON, JR. WILLIAMLEEZESSAR,with Honors VERNONPAULJACOBSON MORTONLOUIS ZIMMERMAN, with DOROTHYARELENE JEFFERS High Honors IMOELEANORJONES 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 719 In Marketing and Management JAMESMARTINBORUSZAK RAYMONDJEROME KOZAK WILLIAMOSCAREASTWOOD, JR. JAMESSCHNEIDER HAROLDRICHARD HANES ROBERTHANSSCHOLZ HOWARDKAHN ROGERDALEYEAZEL ARTHURJOHNKLOSER In Public Affairs PAULHERON ROBINSON, JR. In Secretarial Training ELIZABETHLUCILLE HINES SALLYJANE WHITE JOYCEDOREENSICEL

SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND COMMUNICATIONS Degree of Bachelor of Science In Journalism WILLIAMGILBERTARNOLD KENNETHLOPATY ELIZABETHJEANNETTE BALLW RONALDMILANLOSEE ALFREDJOHN BARBORO,JR. ~IAVIDLEEMARTIN WANDAISABELLEBASH NANCYMAYMCGILL STUARTHARLEYBERG WILLIAM JOSEPHNOVAK, JR. ROGERLIVINGSTONBREMER BRUCECLIFFORDPEEKE ELIKORSUEBROWN ROBERTGLENNPENCE WILLIAMEARLCAIN,JR. GEORGESHEARERPLENDERLEITH MARTHAELLENCLWERIUS MYRAPODVOLL DONALDMAXCOLMAN JOYCEISABELLEREACE RICHARDLEE CRAIG GERALDH. REESE RICHARDBYRDCROMER RALPHLOUIS KOSENGARDEN RICHARDEUGENE DASENBROCK JAMESELMERRoss ELIXORJEANNEDEFIBAUGH WILLIAMJOHN SCHAEFER DONALDRAINEYDODDS DOROTHYJANE SCHLEGEL, with Honors DELORESANNDRENNAN BARBARAZSUSANESCHWARTZ,with RICHARDWEBSTERFELL Honors AUDREYMAXINEFox SARARUTH SKADDEN DONNAJANEFRAME, with Honors STANLEYLEE SLUSHER BARBARAJEANFRANK MORGANREXSMITH JANE FUNKHOUSER ROBERTEUGENESOMERFELD GLORIAANN GABLE ROBERTFRANCISSOWKA CECILEANN GACAN LEE HOPPINGSTARK GEORGEEUGENEGANDRAU EDWARDERNEST STEBNER JACK ALENGELBER JOYCEADASTERNAMAN THORNTONCHARLES GILCHREST CAPPSB. SUTHERLAND YVONNEDOROTHYGOUCHENOUR MARCELINESYKES NORMANHAROLDGREENE LORENBURTONTATE LOISJEANGUALANO ANNBRECKINRIDCE TAYLOR WILLIAMBRYANHAMEL,JR. VINCENTPAULTRAVERS JAMESDALEHANSON, with Honors MARVINROSSWEISBORD, with Honors DAVIDARTHURHENEBERRY GEORGETARRANTWILSON ALANJULESHERTZBERGER, with EDWARDJOSEPHWOJTAS Honors JOHNRICHARD WOLFF MARVINKLEIN NANCYHARLINCYODER LOISJEAN LINDSEY, with Honors ABRAHAMSAMUAL ZAIDAN, JR. CHARLESMARTINLONG

COLLEGE OF FINE AND APPLIED ARTS Degree of Bachelor of Architecture JOHNROBERTMESSNER,JR., with Highest Honors 720 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22 Degree of Bachelor of Science In Architectwal Engineering DOROTHYMARIEALBERS HAR~LDJAMES HESTRUP,with High JOSEPH BISTRANSKY Honors RICHARDPATRICKROBERT BLAKE SHINNINOUYE ROBERTALLENBLAKESLEE NORMANLOUISKRAUSE JOHN RONALDBOWMAN JAMES ROBERTKUNEN DONALDEDWARD BROTHERSON, with OWENLEROY LEANDER, with Honors High Honors ANDREWCHARLESPEROLIO, JR. WILLIAMCLYDEBURTON MANFREDHANSJOACHIM&EDEL, with HOWARDCARLDUTZI Honors THOREHOLGER REINHOLD EDGREN JR. JAMES EDWARDSANDSTROM ROBERTCHARLESEINSWEILER,with DAVIDALLEN SAUER, with Honors High Honors JOHN FRANCISSCHNOBRICH GALENOWENS ELSON, JR. JOHN RALPHSOLORIO JOHN MERVINFLOM ADOLPHFREDERICKSTELBICKI TEVISCOOPERFREEMAN,with Highest DONALDLEROYSTUKENBERC Honors DONALDELIOTTHOMPSON GERALDDAYGERMANSON, with Honors ROBERTPETERTORKELSON, with Honors GEORGEJOSEPHGETTY STAXLEYRAYMO~SD WOJCIK ARTHURJAMES GRAY JOHN RUSSELLYOUNG In Archifecture ROBERTARNOLDANOVITZ CHARLESWILLIAMJOHNSON HAKONHARALD BERG CHARLESEDWINKIRCHNER GEORGEJOHN BIRKHAHN,JR. CARLALFRED SANDINE GEORGEROBERTBOLDT,with Honors ROBERTLAWRENCESCHWARTZ STEVEGEORGE BOTES DONALDEMILSWRLEDER,with Highest ROBERTLLOYDBUCKLES Honors WILSONCHONC DONALDJOSEPH STEINGISSER MARIOPETERDERI ROBERTEWALDSTEINHAGEN ROBERTWILLIAMEDWARDS, with Honors ROBERTWALLACETHWAITES NURETTINCAHITERKMEN CHARLESFREDERICKWAMSLEY ROBERTEUGENEFRAZIER NORMANRICHARD ZIMMERMAN HAROLDCHESTER GRIFFITH, with Honors In Landscape Operation JAMES RUSSELLOWEN,JR. CARROLLEDWARDSWANSON SHIRLEYANNE SPENCER THOMASEDMUND WOOD In Music Education MARYELIZABETHARMSTRONG, with JOANNA MCBRIDE,with Highest Honors Honors MARTHAQUALLICHMURPHY JANET NEVERSBELYEA JANTINA JOHANNA NOORMAN,with TANICE NAVARREBFLYEA Honors KENNETHGENE BLCOMQUIST, with GORDONALANPALMER,with Honors Honors DONALDLEEPAUL ANNPRYORBLOUT,with High Honors ELAINEMARILYNPRESVELOS HELENS.BRICKER JANE MARYRENDLEMAN, with High JOANNE AUDREYCHORPENING, with Honors High Honors NANCYLOUISERYNEARSON, with MARIONBELLECRONKRITE Honors SALLYMARIE EMRICH,with High JEROMECAZIMERRZEPECKI Honors DORISRUTH SANDLUND RITAJOAN EVANS,with Honors RICHARDWILLIAMSCHWALBE DAVEEDWARDHABLEY RACHELDICKASONSHEILS,with High SUSANJENNINGS HOFFMAN Honors THOMASMAXHY~E EDWINEARL SMITH, with High Honors PATRICIAANN LARSEN JOAN KLINESTAVFFER SHELDONFAYLITTELL,with Honors PHYLLISANDERSON SWICKARD 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 721

IRENEDIANA THEODORE, with Highest MARILYNJEAN WELSCH,with Highest Honors Honors NORMAJEAN VANNESS ROBERTRAYWHITED, with Honors Degree of Bachelor of Fine Arts In Advertising Design MICHAELWILLIAMANDREWS WILLIAMIRVINGLEVIS FRANKADDISON BLAZE, with Honors JACK LEROYORMAN,with Honors DONALDALBERT BROZEK ANDREWWILWNRUSH, with Honors JUDITH ANN DUFFIN,with Highest PATRICIA JOAN SEVERIN Honors JOHNJ. SORBIE,with Honors DAVIDERNESTEDMUNDS, with High HAROLDCASSEBERRY TODD Honors HELENIRENEWEBER,with Honors SARABETHHAYES JOAN FAITHWEBER MACELANN KRUMMEL In Art Education LILLIANBLUSTEIN JAMES ALDENPEMBLE ROBERTDEANCAYS FLORENCESCHWARTZ, with High JOAN THERESECZEKALA Honors BILLIEJEAN HODGELL,with Honors BARBARARUTHSTINSON JEANHOUSE AUDREYMARTHATAYMOR In the History of Art AmMAY RAASCH In Industrial Design JOANELLSWORTHBLOUNT, with High ROBERTCONNERTON LESUEUR Honors CHARLESHOCKADAY SCHMITT RICHARDBERNARDCALHAN WAYNEFRANK SPINKS In Landscape Architecture RICHARDJ. ELLIOTT BERTFRANKLININGELS THOMASJAY HOLDEN RICHARDRALPH PAUL EDWARDLEASURE HOPKINS, with Honors In Painting JOANNE BALESBREWER, with Honors SHIRLEYANN ROBINSON, with Honors DAVIDLAWRENCEDIETEMAKN CONRADHAROLD ROSS, with High LARRYDALEKETTELKAMP, with Honors Honors BETTYMAE LIPSITZ ROBERTTHOMAS TAUGNER, with High VLASTAJOSEPHINE MAREK Honors Degree of Bachelor of Music BETTYCHARLENE ABRAHAM, with High RUTHJOYCE MACDONALD Honors DAVIDTRAVISMOORE,JR. JAMES LOUISBAILEY, with High NORMAJAYNE MURVIN,with High Honors Honors ROBERTLEE NEILL,with Honors JOHNCHARLES CHRISTIAN, JR., with FREDERICJUNIOR OTTINGER,with High Honors Honors DAKIELRICHARDELLER,with Highest KENNETHGLEN SMITH,with Honors Honors NANCYLUCILLETILROE,with High ARLENEBEYHOFFMAN Honors CLARENCEWALTER IVERSQN, JR. ROBERTLEE ZARBKK

SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION Degree of Bachelor of Science In Health Education EUGENEMICHAELCOX,with Honors 722 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

In Physical Education CARLWILLIAM AHRENS MARLENEJOAN LASK EDWARDEINAR ALDRIDCE JAhlES JOSEPH LASSEN PETERFRANKBACHOUROS ARNOLDLEWIS BARBARAANN BENNETT, with Honors FREDERICKEDWARD LINDQUIST CHARLESBOERIO CHARLESEDMUNDLOUGHLIN LESTEREUGENE BRADY PETERJOSEPHMALZ RITA BRAZIER JUNE ROSEMCLUCKIE GILBERTJAYBRINKMEYER JANETELSIE MOLDENHAUER JOHNRICHARD BROERMAN LUCILLEMARGARETMUZZARELLI ALFREDEDWARDBROSKY THOMASBERNARD ~'CONNELL SHIRLEYANNE BROWN, with Honors DANIELEUGENEPETERSON MARJORIEMABLEBRYANT, with Honors ROBERTBRUCEPETERSON WILLIAMJOSEPH BUSSA DELORESYVONXEPINKSTON JOHN KAISERCAMERON, JR. VIRGINIAANNROBINSON THELMAJUANITA CAMPBELL ROBERTAJOSEPHINEROSECRANS,with DONALDRUSSELL CHALUS Honors ~~ARILYNLOU CHAMBERS, with Honors ELAINEFERNRUTH NORTONWILLIAMCOMPTON AYAKOSAIKI KEVINPATRICKCORRY STACEYALBERTSIDERS HOWARDSTANLEY CRONK LAWRENCEJACKSTEVENS ROBERTEUGENECRYER JOYCEEILEENSTRONG JACQUELENJEANNEDEVANNY,with ROBERTMELVINSULLIVAN Honors WILLIAMLEETATE MARIANJELOVSEK DORN k1ARY LOU TERRY AMYLou DOZIER JAMESROBERTTRURAN DONALDJOSEPH ELMER ENGELS DONALDPETERVANROSSEN, with High RONALDHUGHFERGUSON, with Honors Honors GENEVIEVELOUISE GOULD, with Honors GERALDGUMMWALTERS HEWITTGEORGE HAFEK WILLIAMARTHURWILLCOX RAYMONDLEOHENRY ROGERLEWISWING,with High Honors WALTERMAURICEJEWSBURY, with High RONALDFRANCISWITTMEYER Honors WILLIAMGEORGE ZANETAKOS KENNETHSTANLEYJOHNSON ARAZULALIAN JAMESFRANKKASTNER In Recreation WILLIS CLINTONBAKER STUARTWALL OLSON JUNEBLANCHE BEILKE MARYEVELYNRICH RUSSELLDEANBROWN JOHNHENRY WOODWORTH, JR. LEECAREY

DIVISION OF SPECIAL SERVICES FOR WAR VETERANS Degree of Bachelor of Science WILLIAMJOHNABRAHAM WALTERBOVARDHORN ALBERTEARLBEBOUT JAMESRICHARD HUBERT BURTONBREWSTERBOERSMA WALTERGUSTAVEKIRNBAUER DONALDGEORGE BRADY FRANKJOHN MESAROS ERWINCHARLESBURMUSTER ROYWALLACE MORLING WILLIAMFRANKLINCHILDERS WILLIAMTHOMASNYLAND THEODORECLINTON CLINARD GUNNARWERNPAULSEN PAULSALVATOREDIGIOVANNI MELOTHOMASRADOVICH, JR. RAMONDURAN WAYLANDAVERY TONNING MORRISDAVIDDURHAM, JR. WILLIAMEVERETT WEBBER SHERRILLCLIFFORD EASTWOOD BURTONWEINBERG ROBERTEUGENEEPPERSON MARTINDEAWRIGHT JOSEPH LAVERNEGREELEY, with Honors JOHNWILBER YOUNG NEIL CALVERTHEBEISEN UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 723

COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE Degree of Bachelor of Science In Veterinary Medicine JAMESWEGERALLISON ROBERTJOSEPH KEOUGH WALLACEELWYN BRANDT J. D. KERR JOHNDUANE CLAYTON, with Honors JAMES STANLEYLARSEN DANIELCOHEN DONALDVALOSBORNE, with High THOMASMILES DRIJE Honors CHARLESARTHUR ESSER THOMASNEIL PHILLIPS CARLFULTONFERRELL, JR. WILLIAMDARRELPOWELL JAMESHUEERTFINNELL HARVEYDEVON SCHNEIDER JAMESEDWARD FITZCERALD WALTERGEORGESCHWALBE LLOYDCHAMP HELPER GEORGEHAROLD SHEETS, JR. RALPHOTTO HOLSTEIN JOHW ALANSHIELS DARRELLLAVERNE JESSEN RUSSELLDEANSMITH PAULEUCEKE JOHNSON ALEXANDERJOSEPH WINTER NORMANDEWITT JONES RALPHFREDZIEGLER CHARLESMORTONJOSEPHSON

Degree of Doctor of Veterinary Medicine FRANKFox ADAMS ROBERTKEITHETHERIDGE JEROMEBANICKI ROBERTWILLIAMGALVIN HENRYJOHN BROUWER JOHN JOSEPHGRAFFY JOHNALLEN BUCKLER JOHN WILLIAMHAXBY, I11 PAULEUGENEBURKITT EARLLADELL KINGRY, with Honors BERNARDDEVERE CAMPBELL KENNETHHUBERT KLINGELE DONALDJOSEPH CARREN,with Honors CLIFFORDMARIONLINKER GERALDDART ELMERTHOMAS OWINGS WILLIAMCLARENCEDOLOWY JAMES FREDERICKPALMER JOHNHENRYDUST,with Honors LEONFREDERICKSTRIEGEL JOHNEHRHARDT GLENNLEE WAXLER,with High Honors

Degrees Conferred in Chicago GRADUATE COLLEGE Degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Conferred June 18, 19.53) In Bacteriology ARTHUR VICTORBOAND,JR., B.S., Trinity University, 1947; M.S., 1949 DOKALDZANE SILVER, A.B., M.S., University of Minnesota, 1948, 1949 JOSEPHPETERUSCAVAGE, B.S., Pennsylvania State College, 1949 ; M.S., 1950 la Biological Chemistry JAMESDANIEL SOLOMON, B.S., Central Y.M.C.A. College, 1940 ; M.S., DePaul University, 1943 In Chemistry (Pharmaceutical) JACOBSTEPHENRODIA,B.S., Loyola University, 1947; M.S., 1948 In Pharmacology WILLIAMPETERBLACKMORE, B.S., University of Saskatchewan, 1948 ; M.S., 1950 CHARLESBOYD GRANBERG, B.S., South Dakota State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, 1942; M.S., 1947 ELLENEVAKING, A.B., Sarah Lawrence College, 1942; A.M., Mount Holyoke College, 1944 KOMOLPENCSRITONG, B.M., Chulalongkorn University (Thailand), 1937; MS., University of Michigan, 1950 724 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

In Physiology (Clinical Science) LESTEREDWARD GRUBGELD, A.B., M.S., State University of Iowa, 1945, 1950 KAOHWANG, B.M., Hsiang Ya Medical College (China), 1940; M.S., 1947 MARTINHOWARDKALSER,B.S., M.D., University of Pittsburgh, 194, 1946; M.S., 1951 Degree of Master of Science (Conferred June 18, 1953) In Anatomy ARTHURSIDNEYGRANSTON, B.S., Roosevelt College, 1949 CHARLESGEORGEMAURICE,B.S., D.D.S., 1938, 1940 FRANKARTHUR RAILA, B.S., Loyola University, 1950 ARNOLDBERNARDSCHEIBEL, A.B., M.D., Columbia University, 2944, 1946 In Bacteriology MIRIAMLOUISE HEMMER, B.S., Monmouth College, 1951 KENNETHEVERETT JOHNSON, B.S., IlIinois Wesleyan University, 1951 ELEANORFUYUKOKUNISHIGE,B.S., University of Hawaii, 1949 ELLIOTTAARONPACHTMAN,A.B., University of Colorado, 1947 In Biological Chemistry JOHN WESLEYBROWN,B.S., Elmhurst College, 1950 GEORGEKROLL,B.S., Central Y.M.C.A. College, 1944; B.S., D.D.S., M.D., 1944, 1946, I952 In Chemistry (Pharmaceutical) MITCHELLLOUISBORKE,B.S., 1951 JOSEPHGERALD CANNON, B.S., 1951 MARVINBUD GRABER, B.S., 1948 FLORENCECHRISTINE KLEE, B.S., 1950 KENNETHJEROMELISKA,B.S., 1951 In Histology BYRONGLENNBUTT, B.S., D.D.S., 1949, I951 In Oral Surgery MARVINDAVID ROSEN, A.B., University of North Carolina, 1946; D.D.S., A.M., New York University, 1947,I950 ABBEJONATHAN SELMAN, A.B., New York University, 1940; D.D.S., University of Maryland, 1944 In Orthodontics GERALDHARRISONBORDEN, B.S., D.D.S., 1949, 1951 ALLANGIBSON BRODIE, JR., B.S., D.D.S., 1949, 1951 SIDNEYEUGENE COBEN, D.D.S., Temple University, 1949 ALEXANDERJACOBSON, B.D.S., University of Witwatersrand (South Africa), 1947 ROGERXAVIERO’MEYER,D.F.M.P.. University of Paris, 1936 ABRAHAMSILVERSTEIN, B.S., D.D.S., 1937, 1939 CHARLESGEORGESLEICHTER, D.D.S., State University of Iowa, Ig45 JACOBDANIELSUBTELNY, B.S., College of the City of New York, 19~2;D.D.S., University of Pennsylvania, 1947 BYRONCOLMANTOVSTEIN,D.D.S., Loyola University, 1947; B.S., Roosevelt Col- lege, 1g48 In Pharmacognosg STANISLAUSJOSEPH SMOLENSKI, Magister of Pharmacy, University of Poznan (Poland), 1938 In Pharmacology ROBERTVERNONBLANKE,B.S., Northwestern University, 1949 HYMANLEWISCOHEN,B.S., M.D., 1948, 1953 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 725

KEITHFENTONKILLAM,JR., B.S., Tufts College, 1948 NORMANLASKER,B.S., Rutgers University, 1949 WILLIAMHENRYMARSHALL, A.B., B.S., 1950,1951 WILLIAMROBERT MARTIN, B.S., University of Chicago, 1948 STEVENEDWARD M AYER,A.B., B.S., University of Chicago, 1947, 1950 CEDRICMARTINSMITH,B.S., Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College, 1949; B.S., 1950 In Pharmacy DALEWILLIAM DOERR, B.S., Drake University, 1948 EUGENEGORDONPRESS,B.S., 1949 ALLANMAURICERAFF, B.S., 1949 WENDELLHOMERSOUTHARD, B.S., Drake University, I950 In Physiology BETSYBECKER BRE~WAN, B.S., 195: , WILLIAMCARL KAUFMAN, A.B., bniversity of Minnesota, 1948 SAMUELKREMEN,B.S., 1949,1951 IRVINGKUPERMAN,B.S., 1949. 1951 ROLANDAUGUSTINEMANFREDI, B.S., M.D., 1947, 1949 IRVINGMICHAELRASCON, B.S., 1951 Ill. Physiology (Clinical Science) ELLIOTTESSES,B.S., Roosevelt College, 1949 CHARLESWALLACEFRYE, A.B., James Millikin University, I951 EDWARDBARON MAGID, B.S., 1951 VALDIRCORDEIROPESSOA, M.D., University of Recife (Brazil), 1939 In Surgery WILLIAMHUNTERHARRIDGE,B.S., Northwestern University, 1946; B.S., M.D., 1948, I950 RICHARDARTHURJONES,A.B., M.D., University of Nebraska, 1944, 1946 GERALDOWENMCDONALD, B.S., M.D., Northwestern University, 1943, 1947 WALTERFRANKSMEJKAL, B.S., M.D., 1940, 1942

COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY Degree of Bachelor of Science in Dentistry (Conferred March 28, 1953) GRANTWINFIELDNELSON,B.S., 1949 CHARLESLESTERTHOMAS

Degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery (Conferred June 18, 1953) GORDONDAVIDANDERSON, B.S., 1951 JOHN WILLIAMDOUGLAS, B.S., James VINCEXTRNGELO,B.S., 1951 Millikin University, 1951; B.S., JERRYFRANKBALATY, B.S., 1951 I952 DARWINShIITH BARRETT,B.S., 1948, SAM JOSEPH FANTOZZI,B.S., 1951 I951 VINCENT L. FIOCCA,B.S., 1951 LAWRENCEMITCHELL BENZULY, B.S., CURTISWILLIAMFISHER,E.S., Sioux 1947, I952 Falls College, 1949 MARVINBERNSTEIN,B.S., Roosevelt BAZILTHEODOREGECKLER, JR., B.S., College, 1946;B.S., I950 I951 ARTHURBASILBUCKLEY, B.S., 1952 RICHARDHERMAN GEORCES, B.S., 1951 FREDERICKGEORGECHOISSER IRVINGGITTELMAN, B.S., 1950 ROBERTPHILIPDAHMAN ROBERTERNEST GOING, A.B., Valparaiso Lt’ILLIAM JOHN DAUSMANN,JR., B.S., University, 1948; B.S., 1951; with I951 Honors LAWRENCEDEVERNE DAY, with Honors CARTEREUGENEHACBERG, B.S., 1951 SAMUELTHOMASDEAHL, B.S., 1951 KENNETHBURNETT HOFFMAN 726 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

CHARLESERWINHURLBURT, B.S., RICHARDJOHN ROST,B.S., 1949 Wheaton College, 1949 MILTONSILVER,B.S., 1941 NORMANNATHANJACOBS,B.S., 1951 CARL EDMUNDSINGER,B.S., North- RONALDWALTERKOSTER,B.S., western University, 1948; B.S., Northwestern University, 1949 1951 ROBERTEMMETTLEE,A.B., Ohio State HYMENSIVER University, 1949; B.S., 1951 ALVIN SLOMOWITZ,A.B., Indiana DAVIDALBERTLICHTENWALTER,B.S., University, 1g8; B.S., I952 19511951 HOWARDARCH STONE,B.S., 1951 EDWARDEDWARDGOROGORO MAEHARA LEONARDHENRY STONE, B.S., 1949, I952 MAURICEMAURICEKAYMONDMARM~,MARM~, B.S.,B.S., 19511951 WILLIAMFRANKSTRONER, B.S., 1951 CHARLESCHARLESHALHALMASTERS.MASTERS.B.S..B.S.. NorthernNorthern CHARLESLESTERTHOMAS,B.S., 1953 Illinois State Teachers College, FRANCISWILLIAMTOWNER, A.B., Coe I949 College, 1950; B.S., 1951 DONALDELLISMAXWELL,B.S., I951 CARLYSLEDAVIDUDEHN,B.S., State CONNELLCALVINMEDLEY University of Iowa, 1949; B.S., GERALDLEONARD MICHELS,B.S., 1951 1951 WILMORENEIDITCH,B.S., I951 EUGENEUNTI,B.S., 1951 GRANTWISFIELDNELSON,B.S., 1953 SAMFRANKWALLIS,B.S., I951 IRAM. NIEDERMAN,B.S., Roosevelt MARKWATANABE College, 1950; B.S., I951 GEORGELESLIEWATTS,B.S., 1951 NEALALBERTNIELSEN,JR. MYRONSHELDONWINER,B.S., 1951 KENJEOGATA,B.S.. 1951 ARCHIEPAULWOOLARD,B.S., 1951 LEONARDPAWLOWSKI, B.S., 1951 RICHARDHAROLDZELENKA, B.S., I951 GLENNJ. PRATT,B.S., I951 MILDAALEKSANDRAZIEMA,D.M.D., ERVINROBERTRAhlBERG, B.S., 1951 University of Marburg (Germany), ALLENROSENBERG,B.S., 1951 1946

COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Degree of Bachelor of Science in Medicine (Conferred March 28, I9.53) LESTERARNOLDNATHAN,B.S., Loyola University, 1949

Degree of Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy (Conferred June 18, 1953) LORETTAHELENBECKA JOAN LOVEOTIS BARBARAJOHNSON BROTHERS MARILYNJEAN PARKE PATRICIAANNCURRAN IREKEJEAKRAMSAY ELEANORDEFFLEY ELISABETHMARGARETE RATHLING JEWEL ELAINEFELDMAN BARBARA BROOKERENNAXER MARTHAFun-G MARIONELLASERVATZY JOYCELYNFAEGREEN MARGARETEILEENTAPPAN MARYANNEHEINEXEN RITA CLAIREWEGNER CAMILLEAGNESMOORE MARILYNFLORAWEISELBERG DOROTHYKAZUKO OMORI Degree of Doctor of Medicine (Conferred March 28, 1953) HYMANLEWIS&HEN, B.S., 1948, 1950 WILLIAMKENDALLHOOKS,JR., A.B., ROBERTLEODEISS,B.S., 1950 Lincoln University, 1949, 1951 VARD~THNAOMIFox, B.S., 1949, 1951 RICHARDGEORGEJOHNSON,JR., B.S., JOHN WARRENFRISCH, A.B., B.S., 1950, 1949; with Honors 1951; with Honors WILLIAMCLYDE KATEL,B.S., 1951 TAKESHIHAYASHIDA, B.S., 1951 JOHN EDWINKERR,JR., B.S., University ROBERTHAROLDHERMAN, B.S., Illinois of Arkansas, 1942; D.V.M., Iowa Institute of Technology, 1950, 1951 State College, 1946; B.S., 1951 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 727 ALLENHAROLDLEFSTIN, Ph.B., Univer- LESTERARNOLD NATHAN, B.S., Loyola sity of Chicago, 1947; B.S., 1950; University, 1949 with High Honors ROBERTARTHURRONNE,A.B., B.S., TOFIELTHOMASLUKASIK, B.S., 1949, University of North Dakota, r~g, 1951 1951 (Conferred June 18, 1953) ALLANLAWRENCEABRAMSON, B.S., 1951 ALVINFRANK, B.S., Purdue University, GENEAHERN, B.S., 1951 1949; B.S., 1951 ROBERTJAMES ANSLEY,B.S., 1949,1951 GEORGERAYMONDFRICKE, B.S., College THEODOREAPA, B.S., 1951 .of William and Mary, 1g49 PHILLIPGIRARD AVALON, B.S., 1951 EDWARDPAULGERBER,B.S., Northern STUARTJAY BACHMAN,A.B., B.S., State Teachers College (South Da- 1949) 1951 kota), 1949; B.S., University of WALLACEBAILEY,A.B., B.S., Univer- South Dakota, 1951 sity of North Dakota, 1950, 1951 TACK LOUISGIBBS. B.S.. Bradlev Uni- SHELDONBERGER, A.B., B.S., 1949, 1951; a versity, 1949; 'B.S., '1951 - with Honors MARVINEUGENE GOLD, B.S., 1949. I951 MYRONELLISBERMAN,A.B., B.S., 1949, ARNOLDIRVINGGOLDBERG, B.S., 1949, 1951;with Honors 1951; with High Honors ~~IRGINIABRUNKOWBISKA, B.S., I952 CLEMENTALONZO GOTWAY, B.S., FREDLOUIS BOBZIEN, B.S., 1951 Bradley University, 1950 JAMESLOUISBREMER, B.S., 1951 LUDWIG NICHOLASGRANDL, B.S., WILLIAMCLARENCE BRENNAN. A.B., Elmhurst College, 1949 B.S., 1949, 1951 ARTHURSIDNEYGRANSTON, B.S., HOWARD B. BRENNER,B.S., Roosevelt Koosevelt College, 1949; with College, 1949; B.S., 1951; with High Honors Honors LEORICHARD GREEN,B.S., 1951 NORMANBRILL,B S., 1951 DONALDHERBERT GREENBERC, B.S., 1951 DAVIDALBERTBRISTOW,B.S., I952 CHRISTOPHERGROEN, B.S., 1951 EDWARDPETERBRUCHAN,B.S., 1951 ROYHALPERN,B.S., 1949, 1951 PERRYALBERTBRUCKER,B.S., 1951 BERNARDHANKIN, B.S., Roosevelt DAVIDJOHN BUCHANAN,A.B., Huron College, 1949; B.S., 1951 College, 1949; B.S., University of WILLIAhf FREDERICKHENSOLD, A.B., South Dakota, I951 1950; with Honors RALPHGILBERT CARLSON, B.S., hlich- JOHNMITCHELL HILL, B.S., 1951; with igan State College, 1950; B.S.,I952 High Honors CLAREWECROSBYCLOSE,B.S., 1951 PAULHIRSCH,B.S., I951 ELLENKODISH COHEN, B S., I951 WILLIAMJAMES HOGAN,B.S., I951 JOHNDOUGLAS CONDIE, B.S., University RICHARDHONG,B.S., 1949, I951 of North Dakota, 1951 ANTHONYJOHX IERULLI,B.S., Bradley HUGHEUWINCOOPER, B.S., I952 University, 1949; B.S., 1951 RUTHMARGARETDALTOK, B.S., 1951 STEPHANJACULA, B.S., I952 WILLIAnx LOUISDAUGHERTY, B.S., FRAKKPIEKR JOHNSON,B.S., St. Am- Indiana State Teachers College, brose College, 1949; B.S., 1951 I939 JOHNWILLIAht JOHNSON,B.S., I951 CHARLESRAYMONDEDMAN, B S., 1951 JOHNMCKINLEY JOHNSTON,A.B., CKYRAUFREDERNST,A.B., Valparaiso Southern Illinois University, 1949; University, 1951; B.S., 1951 B.S., I951 JACKMARTELL ESTES, B.S., Abilene WILLIAMMONROEJOHNSTON, B.S., I951 Christian College, 1949 ; B.S., 1952 TAMES EDWARDTONES. A.B.. University

DAvrn ALANFELL,A.B., Cornell col- ' of Wisconsin, 1949; B.S., 1951 ~ lege, 1949; B.S., 1951 WILLIAM DONALDJONES, B.S., 1951 BURTONWILLIAM FINK, B.S., I951 ELI MELVINKATZ,B.S., Roosevelt WILLIAMEDWARDFISHMAN. B.S.. 1951-- College, 1949; B.S., I951 GLENNWILLARD FLAG~,B.S:, 1951 MARIONKENNETH KAUFMANN, A.B., HELENWITKIN Fox, A.B., University Greenville College, 1949; B.S., 1951 of Chicago, 1937; M.S., Columbia OTTODYCK KLASSEN, B.S., Bluffton University, I~G College, 1949; with Honors RONALDEDWARD Fox, B.S., I951 ALFREDDAVIDKLINGER, B.S., I951 728 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22

SAMUELKREMEN,B.S., 1949, 1951 MICHAELPETERPILL,A.B., North IRVINGKUPERMAN, B.S., 1949, 1951; Central College, 1949; B.S., 1951 with Honors DONALDRICHARDPLATT,B.S., 1951 FRANKLOUISLANUTI,B.S., Purdue FREDRAYPORTNEY,B.S., 1951 University, 1942; B.S., 1951 ERNESTLESLIEPROPES.A.B.. Southern HOWARDJOHN LARSON Illinois University,’ 1948;’B.s., SHELDONEARL LAVIN, B.S., 1951 M.S., 1950, 1952 DALEMARTINLEARNED,B.S., 1949 JOHNCASIM~R PRZYPYSZNY, A.B., B.S., RICHARDVERNONLEE,B.S., 1951 1950, 1951; with Honors HERBERTSTEWART LEVIN, B.S., 1949, JOHNGOULDRAFFENSPERGER,A.B., 1951 B.S., 19-50, 1951 HARRYLEE LEWIS IRVINGRAPPAPORT, D.D.M., University JEROMELEONARDLIPIN, B.S., 1949, of Louisville, 1947; B.S., 1951; 1951; M.S., 1950 with Honors SIDNEYTHEODORELUBIN, B.S., Roose- IRVINGMICHAELRASGON,B.S., 1951 ; velt College, 1950; B.S., 1951 with Honors ROBEKTTAYLORLUNDEEN. A.B.. MARVINARNOLD RAWITCH, B.S., 1951 Augustana College, I&; B.S., 1951 CHARLESREACH,B.S., 1949, 1951 TIMOTHYARTHURMANNING,B.S., I951 ROBERTALVINREIFMAN, A.B., B.S., JAMESRICHARDMARKS,B.S., 1949, 1951 1949, 1951; with Honors WILLIAMHENRYMARSHALL,A.B., B.S., ALFREDWALTERKESCHKE,B.S., 1952 19509 I951 ALLENCURTIS RIGGLE, B.S., 1951 WILLIAMROBERT MARTIN. B.S.. ANITAROBBINS, A.B., Washington Uni- University of Chicago; 198’ versity, 1949; B.S., 1951; with FRANKMASAO MATSUMOTO, B.S., 1951 Honors ALVINABRAHAM MILLER, B.S., Roose- JOSEPHHOWARD ROBBINS,B.S., I951 velt College, 1948; B.S., 1951; with DALEHENRY ROSENBERG, B.S., 1951 Honors DONALDFRANKSANDNER, A.B., 1950 RAYMONDNICHOLAS MILLER, A.B., WALTERSAPHIR,B.S., 1951 St. Procopius College, 1949; RICHARD EDWINSCHAEDE, B.S., 1949, B.S., 1951 1951 ROBERTGLASGOWMILLER,B.S., 1949 DONALDMUSKATSCHLEXFER, B.S., 1951 CHARLESGEORGEMOERTEL,B.S., 1951 ; SIDNEYEDWARDSCHNITZ, B.S., 1949 with Honors HOWARDRUSSELLSEARIGHT,B.S., I952 MARVINFREDMORRISON,B.S., 1949, FRANKWALTER SEK, B.S., 1950 1951 HAROLDALVIN SHAFTER, B.S., Univer- BASILANTHONY MOSKOFF, B.S., 1951 sity of Chicago, 1949; B.S., 1951; EDWARDFREDERICK MURRAY, JR., B.S., with High Honors Illinois Wesleyan University, 1949 ; MORTONSHANE,B.S., 1949, 1951; with B.S., 1951 Honors MAURICESIDNEYNADELMAN, B.S., 1951 DANIELSHAPIRO, B.S., 1949, 1951 ROBERTJOSEPHNEJDL,B.S., 1951 HAROLDBUDDYSHRIFTER,B.S., 1949,

NORMANHARVEYNELSON. B.S.. . 1~49,~ ._ I951 1951 ROBERTSIMON,B.S., 1949, I951 ; with THOMASANTHONYNICHOLSON,B.S., Honors Northwestern University, 1949 WILLIAMSINGER,B.S., 1951 ROBERTSTEPHENNORMAN, B.S., I952 GEORGECHARLESSLEZAK,B.S., 1949 CLIFFORDOLIVERNYMAN, B.S., M.S., CEDRICMARTINSMITH,B.S., Oklahoma 1947, 1949 Agricultural and Mechanical Col- ROBERTEARLNYQUIST,B.S., 1951 lege, 1949; B.S., 1950; with Honors NlCK FRANKPACE, B.S.,1951 ROBERTDEAN SMITH, B.S., Bradley JOHNCAROL PARROTT, A.B., Olivet University, I950 Nazarene College, 1948; B.S., 1951 BERNARDHERBERTSMOOKLER.B.S.. CHARLESNATHANPATTON, B.S., 1949; with Honors Wheaton College, 1949; B.S., 1951 JOHNCARSTON SPARKS, B.S., 1951 ROBERTEUGENEPAXTON, B.S., 1951 JACKOLIVER SPICER, B.S., 1951 JACKWILLARD PEARSON, B.S., I951 DOKALDEMERSONSTEHR,A.B., North LENINPELLEGRINO, B.S., 1951 Central College, 1950 ARTHURWILLIAMPETERSON, JR. CHARLESLEROYSTEIDINGER, B.S., 1951 ROBERTBENJAMIN PILDES, A.B., B.S., RICHARDEUGENESTEURY,B.S., 1952; 1951; with Honors with Honors ROSITA STEPHANPILDES, B.S., 1951; JACKSTRONG, B.S., I951 with Honors 19531 UKIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 729

RONALDEUGENESUMNER, B.S., Bradley PHILIPWACENAAR,B.S., University of University, 1949; B.S., 1951 Amsterdam, 1947; with Honors CHARLESJOHN SUPPLE,B.S., 1949, 1951 ABRAHAMWARSASKI, B.S., 1949, 1951 RALPHKENT SWEDLUND,B.S., 1951 ROBERTNEIL WATSON,B.S., University ALAN DANIEL SWENSEN,A.B., B.S., of North Dakota, 1951 University of North Dakota, 1949, MILFORDGERALDWYMAN,B.S., North- 1951 western University, 1g4g; B.S., RONALDTEICHNER,B.S., 1951; with 1951; with Honors Honors PALEZETTAS,B.S., Roosevelt College, WILLIAMVICTOR TORRICELLI, B.S., I949 Aurora College, 1949; B.S., I951 HENRYALBERTZIMMER, A.B., ELDONDALE VANSANDT, B.S., Eureka Augustana College, 1949 College, 1949; B.S., 1951 JULIAN IRVINGZINDER, B.S., 1949 JOHNWILLARDVEIRS,B.S., 1951

SCHOOL OF NURSING Diploma in Nursing (Conferred June 18, I953) SONIABELLE AAMOT FRANCESAGNESKADLUBOSKI ELAINEDOROTHY BIANCHI ELIZABETHANN KELLEY JEANPALMERBILLINGTON PATRICIAANNE ELIZABETHMCNICHOLS LEWISALBERT BLANCHARD DOROTHYANN MEADOWS JULIE ANNBOZICEVICH MARLEWEMARYMORAN GENNYTHERESEBRAZINSKY MARYANN OLIVETTO MARGARETANNCHRISTENSEN BARBARAKULBARSH OWEN RITA MARJORIECHRISTIANI MARTHAANNPETERS CAROLJUDITHCLIXTON ROSEMARIE POKELA MARILOUCOSGROVE NORMAJEANPOTTER KATHLEENBARBARA CRANE ANNAMAY ROMANSKI PAULINEANNADENKE JOAN ALBERTASHIDELER JEANEVAANNDUNSON JANE JUANITA SILKER EILEENROSEANNE FLOOD JOHNSON E. SMITH BETTYANN FREIBERC MARILYNANNSMITH LUCILLERUTHGERCHES JULIA SUTY MARYHUBBLEHADLEY THEODOREROBERT TAYL~R EVELYNWESTHOUSTON SUE ANNWEICKCENANT HELENJUNE HC’DON ROSEMARYSTEPHANY WRATNEY CLAUDETTE INGRAHAM BEVERLYE’ANNELL YATES HOWARDANTHONY JENSEN Degree of Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Conferred September 20, I952) PHYLLISELAINECAFFEE, Presbyterian HAZELBERNICEHANSON,Cook County Hospital School of Nursing, 1947 School of Nursing, 1948 WANDAMAE CROUSE,Cook County DOROTHYLAVERNEMCILRATH,Michael School of Nursing, 1946 Reese Hospital School of Nursing, MARJORIEELEANORFURMAN, Presby- I950 terian Hospital School of Nursing, STEPHANEMARYMAZNIO, Michael I947 Reese Hospital School of Nursing, 1948 (Conferred June 18, 1953) * Successfully completed pre-nursing curriculum, February, 1953. *GRETA DAUN ENGST,Cook County MARILYNANN HALLBERG,St. Luke’s School of Nursing, 1951 Hospital School of Nursing, 1951 MELBAARLINE FINK, St. Luke’s Hos- LYLEENJACKSON, Michael Reese Hos- pital School of Nursing, 1953 pital School of Nursing, 1953 BETTYFOYFox, Michael Reese Hos- *INCEHANNAJOSEPH, Michael Reese pital School of Nursing, 1946 Hospital School of Nursing, 1950 730 BOARD OF TRUSTEES [June 22 *VERA RUTH KEZAR, Michael Reese MARIE URBAN,Michael Reese Hos- Hospital School of Nursing, 1948 pital School of Nursing, I950 JOAN CHRISTINENELSON, St. Luke’s MARYLOUISE VINCENT, Cook County Hospital School of Nursing, I9j3 School of Nursing, 1g48 JOYCE MARIE PIERSMA,Cook County DORISHANAKOWAKAMOTO, Michael School of Nursing, 1950 Reese Hospital School of Nursing, *ELIZABETHANN PXEST, St. Luke’s 1951 Hospital School of Nursing, 1947 MARIAN RUTH WILSON, St. Luke’s *JOSEPHINEMARIESANA,Cook County Hospital School of Nursing, 1953 School of Nursing, 1945

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Degree of Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy (Conferred September 20, Igp) NORMANDONALD SUWALSKI

(Conferred December 20, 195.1) JOHN ROBERTDOYLE (Conferred June 18, I953) MARTINSHOELALDERMAN SORRELLBARKETT KATZ ALVINSTANLEYANDERSON KENNETHFRANKKESSEL THOMASVICTOR ANDERSON ~RMAFAYKNAPP FREDEDWINARMSTRONG JOSEPH PETERLANZAROTTI HAROLDARNOFF, with Honors ROBERTBORISLEVIN JOHN THOMASBANNON DONALDJOHNLODA PAULJEROMEBARWIG FREUJOSEPHLOUIS ROBERTJOSEPHBEAGLEY BENJAMINANTHONYMACK GE~RCECHARLES BLACK DAVIDS. MACKLIN FREDBERTBLOCK, with Honors AARON~IARC~LIS CHARLESKENNETHBRAWN ARTHURPAUL hfAZZENGA GEORGEARTHURBROWN RAYMOhD FRANCIShfEYER ROBERTJAMESBUERCER HAROLDLOUIShfOZWECZ JOHN MICHAELCARDEN,JR. ALFREDHARLAKDNEAL ROBERTCHARLES CUNNI~;GHAM NORMANFLORIAN NELSON LEOSTEVEDELAVERIS MARSHALLNEWMAN, with Honors JOHN DELMEDICO ROBERTWILLARDNEWTON ALEXANDERDOREVITCH, with Honors KENNETHAUGUSTOSSMAN LAWRENCEJAYDuBow HERBERTPAULE WILLIAMARTHUREINHORN JACK GEORGEPFINCST DONALDCHARLES ERNST RITA ELIZABETH PROCARIONE ALVINLEONARD FELD ROBERTRONALDREMBLAKE HENRYGRIMMFUNK DAVIDbfARSH.4LL RESNICK STANLEYGEORGE GEMBICA PAULALLENRUBIN BERNARDSIMON GOLDBERG PAULSAPSTEIN HENRYROBERTGOLDSMITH RAYMONDWILLIAMSCHLUETER DAVIDKING GORDON JEROhlE SINGER GEORGETO~YGREENSTEIN RONALDJOSEPHSIROKY LORRAINEELOISE GHIBBENS GERALDISECONSTANCESKORCZEWSKI LESLIEGALE HAGGART ALBERTSTEPHEN SKUT.4 WILLIAMROBERT HALIK FLORENCEALICESLIWA DOROTHYWOITOVICH HAZEL JAMES THOMASSTEFFCEN JOSEPH ALBERTHERMLE LAWRENCESTEINMAN AKIRAHORIUCHI STEPHENGEORGETAMBORSKI DONALDCHARLES HOSCHEIT DANIELPAULTERRACCIAXO ALFREDPETERHOWARD DONALDHAROLD THOR NICK GERALDHUGHES HARVEYCURTISSTRACKMAN JANICE MARGARETJOHNSON DONALDLEETREPAXIER NICK KARABATSOS LEROYRALPHVLCEK 19531 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 731 GILBERTWALTERWARNER AARONWISHNOFF, B.S., Roosevelt SEYMONWILLIAM WEINSTEIN College, 1949 HYMENWEINTRAUB JOHN WOROBEY,JR. JOSEPH ANDREWWIJAS,B.S., Loyola MILESJAMES ZAHRADNIK University, I950 FRANKJOSEPH ZIELINSKI HOWARDPETERS WILLMS GRANT FOR TELEVISION FACILITIES (See page 674) The Fund for Adult Education of the Ford Foundation has offered the University $~oo,mto aid in the construction of the station. The principal conditions of this grant are: I. That, within ninety days after an agreement with the Fund for Adult Education has been executed, the University file an application with the Federal Communications Commission for permission to construct such a station. (This has been done.) 2. That after receiving a permit the University will proceed “with reasonable expedition” to construct an educational television station and to operate it for at least eight years; provided that if the Univer- sity fails to do so, it shall turn over to the donor the equipment purchased under the grant and the unexpended balance of the grant. 3. That the University provide from other sources a minimum of $200,000 for building and equipping a television station. (Through the assignment of funds already made by the Board of Trustees for the purchase of equipment, and through the acceptance of a gift from the General Electric Company of a television transmitter, valued at $90,000, this condition has been met.) 4. That the University show evidence of resources available to operate a television station for at least two consecutive years after its construction. (This will be a matter of budgetary allocation.) 5. That the grant be expended only for the purchase of equipment including approximately $30,000 for television recording equipment and related facilities. 6. That the University participate in the Educational Television and Radio Center. In accordance with the authorization of the Board of Trustees at its meeting on April 20, 1953 (Minutes, page 610), the Comptroller and Secretary of the Board have executed an agreement with the Fund for Adult Education covering this grant. JULY MEETING Several members having requested the same, Mr. Livingston announced that the Board of Trustees would meet as a Committee of the Whole on Friday, July 24, 1953, beginning at 6:30 p.m. (C.D.S.T.) at Urbana, Illinois, for a study of the University’s internal budget for 1953-1954. 732 BOARD OF TRUSTEES By unanimous consent the beginning time of the July meeting of the Board of Trustees scheduled for Saturday, July 25, 1953, was set at 9:30a.m. (C.D.S.T.).

On motion of Mr. Johnston, the Board adjourned.

A. J. JAKATA PARKLIVINGSTON Secretary President