THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Announces Its March 80mmcllccmcllt 1952

NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 20 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK Universit/l 0/ Minnesota THE BOARD OF REGENTS

Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Secretary Mr. Laurence R. Lunden, Treasurer

The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Cloud First Vice President and Chairman The Honorable George W. Lawson, St. Paul Second Vice President The Honorable James F. Bell, Minneapolis The Honorable Daniel C. Gainey, Owatonna The Honorable Richard L. Griggs, Duluth The Honorable J. S. Jones, St. Paul The Honorable Lester A. Malkerson, Minneapolis The Honorable Charles W. Mayo, Rochester The Honorable E. E. Novak, New Prague The Honorable A. J. Olson, Renville The Honorable Herman F. Skyberg, Fisher The Honorable Sheldon V. Wood, Minneapolis

As a courtesy to those attending functions, and out of respect for the character of the build­ ing, be it resolved by the Board of Regents that there be printed in the programs of all functions held in the Cyrus Northrop Memorial Auditorium a request that smoking be confined to the outer lobby on the main floor, to the gallery lobbies, and to the lounge rooms. ~ltis Js VOUf UUiVefSifl/ 11noughout the University's one hundred and one years, its primary func­ tion has been the edu~ation of the young men and women of th~ state. Th.e University is proud.of ltS more than 100~000 graduates who have. &lVen to th~lf ommunities the hlghest type of professiOnal competence and ClVlC leadershlp. c Currently, 2,300 full- and part-time faculty members, including men and women of international renown, are engaged in preparing some 18,600 stu­ dents for careers in the professions, in business and industry, and in agriculture. But the University is not dedicated solely to producing specialists. Its Col­ lege of Science,. ~iterature, and the Arts, ~niversity C~llege, and General college aim at glVlng a broad, humane, and hberal education. A second major function of the University of Minnesota is research. Today, University research is being carried on in laboratories on the three campuses, at the agricultural experiment stations in Crookston, Grand Rapids, Duluth, Waseca, and Morris, at the Rosemount Research Center, the biological sta­ tion at Itasca, and the forestry station at Cloquet. At all of these centers and at University Hospitals, the Mayo Foundation in Rochester, and the Hormel Institute in Austin, University scientists are seeking answers to such questions as: What causes prejudice in children? What goes on inside the atom? How can we breed borer-resistant corn? What can we learn about cancer in experimental animals and, eventually, in man? In past years millions of dollars have been brought into the state through University research in such fields as taconite, disease-resistant wheat, and Minnesota blue cheese. The University Hospitals are centers for treatment as well as research. From all over the state, people-many of them with unusual or obscure diseases­ are referred by their family doctors to the University medical center. Last year 11,000 patients spent 145,000 days at University Hospitals and 100,000 visits were made to the outpatient clinic. Besides administering medical care to residents of the state, the Hospitals cooperate with the College of Medical Sciences to train doctors, nurses, and medical technicians. Most recent addition to the University medical center is the Variety Club Heart Hospital, gift of generous people in show business. It is the first hospital in the United States devoted exclusively to the study and treatment of heart diseases. The Mayo Memorial Medical Center now being erected provides a needed exten­ sion to the University'S medical facilities made possible by warm friends of the University and a generous state legislature. Not only do people come to the University, but the University goes out to the people. County agricultural agents translate agricultural research into concrete terms by showing farmers how to use improved methods and new crop varieties developed by University and other scientists. Through its Con­ cert and Lecture Service and its Theatre-on-Tour the University each year brings good music, plays, and lively discussion to almost 2,000,000 people all over the northwest. KUOM, the University's nationally honored radio station, reaches more than half the population of the state with adult radio fare. It has been the University's earnest endeavor to make the whole state its campus, and to meet the people of Minnesota in a two-way flow of talent and services, ideas and equipment. The University sincerely seeks the warm and friendly support of all the people of Minnesota who come in such large and welcome numbers to visit the campuses of their University. 1489607 Order o/8vents THE ASSEMBLING OF THE AUDIENCE: As candidates for degrees at this evening's commencement and their friends and relatives reach the Minne_ apolis Campus of the University of Minnesota from 7 :00 to 7: 30 p.m., they will hear the Flemish bells being played from Northrop Memorial Auditorium, Mr. Edward Berryman, Instructor in Music, carillonneur. Admission to the Audi­ torium is by guest card only. Guests will be seated as they arrive in the Audi­ torium and will remain seated until the colors are presented. PRELUDE CONCERT: Beginning at 7:30 p.m., the University Concert Band, Mr. Gerald R. Prescott, Associate Professor and Bandmaster, will play: French Military Marching Song, from ''The Desert Song" - Sigmund Romberg Moderne Group: Little March Clare E. Grundman Waltz from "Summer Day Suite" Prokofieff Dance from "From the Delta" WiIIiam Grant StiII Deep Sea Chantey - Elie Siegmeister The Last Spring - Grieg Inflammatus from "Stabat Mater" Rossini Die Fledermaus, Overture Johann Strauss PROCESSIONAL: March Pontificale Gounod PROCESSIONAL: As candidates for degrees enter the Auditorium at 8:00 p.m., the curtain will be opened. Seated on the platform, left to right, are: Dr. Harry W. Kitts, Associate Professor of Agricultural Education, Marshal; Dr. Tracy F. Tyler, Associate Professor of Education, Marshal; Dr. Maurice B. Visscher, Professor and Head of the Department of Physiology; Mr. Maynard E. Pirsig, Dean of the Law School; Dr. Marcia Edwards, Acting Dean of the Col­ lege of Education; Dr. Athelstan F. Spilhaus, Dean of the Institute of Tech­ nology; Dr. Horace T. Morse, Dean of the General College; Lieutenant Colonel Ashton H. Pully, USA, Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics; Dr. Malcolm M. Willey, Vice President, Academic Administration; Mr. True E. Pettengill, Recorder; Dr. Robert L. Stearns, President of the University of Colorado; Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President of the University of Minnesota; The Honorable George W. Lawson, Second Vice President, Board of Regents; The Honorable Lester A. Malkerson, Member, Board of Regents; The Reverend Leonard P. Cowley, Member of the Minnesota Council of Religion and Direc­ tor of the Newman Foundation, Lieutenant Colonel Helmer T. Aasheim, USAF, Assistant Professor of Air Science and Tactics; Mr. Julius M. Nolte, Dean of University Extension; Dr. Errett W. McDiarmid, Dean of the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Dr. Henry Schmitz, Dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary Medicine; Dr. Richard K. Gaumnitz, Assistant Dean of the School of Business Administration; Dr. Harold S. Diehl, Dean of the College of Medical Sciences; Mr. Richard Halverson, B.A. '52; Dr. Edward B. Stanford, Acting University Librarian, Marshal. PRESENTATION OF COLORS: As the color guard, made up of University Army ROTC and Air ROTC Cadets, and Naval ROTC Midshipmen, enters the Auditorium, the audience will rise. 4 TBE NATIONAL ANTHEM (first stanza only): The entire audience and Mr. Richard Halverson, B.A. '52, soloist. INVOCATION: The Reverend Leonard P. Cowley, Member of the Minnesota council of Religion and Director of the Newman Foundation. SPEAKING FOR THE UNIVERSITY: Dr. James Lewis Morrill, LL.D., President of the University of Minnesota. COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS: "The Value of Balance," Dr. Robert L. Stearns, LL.D., President of the University of Colorado. CONFERRING OF COMMISSIONS: Dr. Malcolm M. Willey, Vice Presi­ dent, Academic Administration, will introduce Lieutenant Colonel Ashton H. Pully, USA, Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics; and Lieutenant Colonel Helmer T. Aasheim, USAF, Assistant Professor of Air Science and Tactics. The commissions will be presented by President Morrill; the oath of office will be administered by Lieutenant Colonel Pully. CONFERRING OF DEGREES: Vice President Willey will introduce the several deans or their representatives who will present the candidates for degrees in their respective colleges. These, in order of their introduction, are: Dean Julius M. Nolte, LL.B., University Extension; Dean Horace T. Morse, Ph.D., General College; Dean Errett W. McDiarmid, Ph.D., College of Science, Lit­ erature, and the Arts and representing University College; Dean Athelstan F. Spilhaus, D.Sc., Institute of Technology; Dean Henry Schmitz, Ph.D., College of Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary Medicine; Acting Dean Marcia Edwards, Ph.D., College of Education; Assistant Dean Richard K. Gaumnitz, Ph.D., School of Business Administration; Dean Maynard E. Pirsig, LL.B., Law School; and Professor Maurice B. Visscher, Ph.D., representing the Graduate School. Immediately afterward, certificates and diplomas will be pre­ sented by each dean to the graduates of his college. CONFERRING OF THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY: Candidates for this degree will be presented individually by Dr. Visscher to President Morrill, who will confer the degrees. "HAIL! MINNESOTA," the University's alma mater song: The audience and Mr. Richard Halverson, soloist. Minnesota, hail to thee! Like the stream that bends to sea, Hail to thee, our college dear! Like the pine that seeks the blue, Thy light shall ever be Minnesota, still for thee A beacon bright and clear; Thy sons are strong and true, Thy sons and daughters true From thy woods and waters fair, Will proclaim thee near and far; From thy prairies waving far, They will guard thy fame At thy call they throng And adore thy name; With their shout and song, Thou shalt be their Northern Star. Hailing thee their Northern Star. RECESSIONAL: The University Concert Band. Semper Fidelis, March - Sousa THE AUDIENCE is requested to remain seated until those in academic costume have left the hall.

5 eandidates lor eOJllJllissi(lns Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the winter quarter, commissions will be presented as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the requirements for Reserve Officers in the Armed Services.

DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS Second lieutenant, Corps of Engineers, USAR David V. Rosdahl, St. Paul Second lieutenant, Signal Corps, USAR Lawrence J. Zollar, Grenville, S.D.

DEPARTMENT OF AIR SCIENCE AND TACTICS Second lieutenant, USAF Reserve Aris D. Efthimides, Buenos Aires, John Joseph Volkenant, St. Paul Argentina James Anthony Winker, Randall

eandidates I(lr graduation Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the winter quarter, degrees will be conferred as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the graduation requirements.

GENERAL EXTENSION DIVISION Business Certificates Donald P. Kaelble, St. Paul Lawrence W. Levandowski, Minne­ Milton E. Larson, Robbinsdale apolis

Engineering Certificate Chin Nai Shui, Minneapolis

6 GENERAL COLLEGE Associate in Arts Beverly Mae Bowers, Minneapolis Gordon W. Renfro, Roscoe, Tex. Robert P. Edlund, Minneapolis Douglas Robert Ronning, Minne- Grace Mildred Gould, Minneapolis apolis John William Kassan, South St. Paul Roger Merlin Rutt, Minneapolis WaIter James Kimble, Minneapolis Robert Keith Scrivener, St. Paul Keith Charles Kleist, Minneapolis Marvin Jerome Silverman, Minneapo- James McKenzie Laing, Excelsior lis Dale Allyn Lindsley, Minneapolis* Neal Eugene Simons, Minneapolis Patricia Eleanor Malmberg, Minne- Ellsworth Berger Stein, Minneapolis apolis Dwight R. Suiter, St. Paul Richard Alvin Mundhenk, Minne­ Mary Francis Tomlinson, Minneapo- apolis lis David Lee Palm, Minneapolis Carleton Julian West, Jr., St. Paul Gerald Herman Pittelkow, Minne­ Louis Levi Zachary, St. Paul apolis Louis N. Zukowski, Minneapolis William Allen Powell, Denver, Colo. Associate in liberal Arts Donna Margaret Gassman, St. Paul Frederic Charles Martichuski, Den­ Shirley Elaine Kaplan, St. Paul ham

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS Associate in liberal Arts Joan Lee Atlas, Houston, Tex. Mary Ann Ibberson, Wayzata Charles Christ DeMoss, Minneapolis Marjorie Ann Lewis, Muscatine, Iowa Jean Irene Gange, St. Paul Nancy Carol Ramer, St. Paul Francis John Ross, St. Paul Bachelor of Arts Jonathan Prindle Abbott, St. Paul Glen Hugh Crawford, Minneapolis Jerome Harrison Arndt, Detroit Lakes Raymond Anthony Crippen, Jr., A.A., Margaret Lucretia Barber, Pierre, S.D. Worthington, CUM LAUDE Blytha Amelia Beck, St. Louis Park, George Robert Crotty, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Harold Eugene Dahlgren, Minneapo- Shirley Joan Beck, Barnesville lis Robert Ellsworth Belden, Minneapolis Allen Eugene Daugherty, Minneapolis Clarence Andrew Benschoter, Minne- Robert Warren Davis, Minneapolis apolis Benjamin Anthony Dvorak, Minne- Malcolm Eugene Bolton, Minneapolis apolis Anna Jeanne Michelson Brooks, Cleve­ James David Enstad, Austin land, Ohio, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Joseph H. Eusterman, Rochester John Joseph Brown, Jr., Minneapolis, Helen Rita Falk, Sioux City, Iowa MAGNA CUM LAUDE Elizabeth Felix, A.A., Minneapolis * Degree conferred as of June 16, 19 S1. 7 Robert Bruce Ferguson, St. Paul Donald Leonard Nordquist, Minne_ Charles Arthur Flint, Minneapolis apolis Frank Edward Friedl, Minneapolis Carolyn Eugenie Nordstrom, Minne_ John Earl Gibson, Milwaukee, \Vis. apolis Janet Helen Gilquist, Minneapolis Joe Edward Nusbaum, MinneapOlis, James Paul Grymyr, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Elizabeth Dickinson Hanmer, Excel- Anne Margaret Peterson, St. Paul sIOr Daniel Philip Phillips, Minneapolis Viggo Peter Hansen, Askov Richard Ewart Pogue, Jr., \Vatertown Harry Hanson, Minneapolis Richard G. Poore, St. Paul Robert Edward Hanson, Minneapolis William David Quinlivan, St. Paul, John Robert Harmer, Mankato CUM LAUDE Robert Patrick Harriman, Minneapolis Barbara Louise Richman, St. Louis Beverly Jane Hayer, Minneapolis, CUM Park, MAGNA CUM LAUDE LAUDE Kirk Frederick Roe, Northfield Joyce Marie Heckenlaible, Rochester Lorraine Emily Rosbacka, Cloquet, Alice Loretta Hendrickson, Minne- CUM LAUDE apolis Bernard Joseph Rotklein, St. Paul Charles Carroll Hicks, Excelsior Emil John Rukavina, Virginia Louis Peter Hiniker, Jr., St. Paul Richard Ray Rundle, Minneapolis Thomas Richard Holm, Kennedy Albert Peter Ruotsala, Ely Wells Jerome Horvereid, Minneapolis Paul Hugh Shannon, Carlton James Boyd Jensen, Minneapolis Amy Louise Shogren, Minneapolis, Edward Milton Johnson, Proctor MAGNA CUM LAUDE Joan Dorset Junkin, St. Paul Charles Crawford Spencer, Parma John B. Keefe, Minneapolis Heights, Ohio, CUM LAUDE Andrew Frank Kitchar, Minneapolis James Elmer Stumpfa, Jr., Minneapo­ Wallace Owen Knowles, Minneapolis lis Edward Hirsh Kolner, Minneapolis, Chester Celestine Swanson, Winthrop CUM LAUDE Raymond LeRoy Truelson, Minne­ George Alfred Larson, Minneapolis apolis, CUM LAUDE Zev Levin, Tel-Aviv, Israel Barbara MalinoH Tucker, St. Paul, Gerald Yale Levine, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Suzanne Barbara Levy, St. Paul Howard Amory Van Dyk, Minneapolis Tom Hart Lundquist, Minneapolis John Joseph Volkenant, A.A., St. Paul Charles Clifford Lindstrom, Minne- Louis Evert Voss, AL.A., St. Paul apolis Louise DePetro Walker, Nashwauk Phyllis Arlene McCarthy, Minneapolis Ross \Vendell Warren, Nevis John Edward McCauley, Minneapolis Yvonne Marie Lovold Westphal, Thomas Arthur Mee, St. Paul Spring Grove Janet Roust Meier, Montevideo James Byron \Vilson, Jr., Minneapolis Ronald Roger Mortensen, Minneapolis Richard Edward Wilson, Mankato Bachelor of Science in Library Science Carol Margaret Ardin, Cook Duane Marcellus Helgeson, Fergus Falls UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Bachelor of Arts Ellen McGuigan, AA., Minneapolis Ruth Violet Nimlos, Stephen 8 INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Bachelor of Science

Merton Lee Bartsch, Rapidan, WITH Ingvard Leonard Myklebust, Jr., Min­ DISTINCTION neapolis George Erwin Beatty, Graceville, WITH Lyle Perry Pederson, Fulda DISTINCTION Melvin Joseph Straub, Minneapolis, William Maximil1ian Foley, Kel1iher, WITH DISTINCTION wITH DISTINCTION Joseph Milton Wetzel, Elysian, WITH William Baldwin Hamre, Spring Val­ HIGH DISTINCTION ley, WITH DISTINCTION

Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering John William Beatty, Crookston

Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering Celius Robert Anderson, Starbuck

Bachelor of Architecture Eugene Lawrence Freerks, Minneapo­ Richard Roy Soderlind, Minneapolis, lis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Marlin Douglas Hutchison, Milnor, N.D.

Bachelor of Chemical Engineering Peter DuFresne, Minneapolis Albert Edward Ledding, Minneapolis Peter Sturtevant Dwan, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Civil Engineering

George Erwin Beatty, Graceville, WITH Ingvard Leonard Myklebust, Jr., Min- DISTINCTION neapolis Ralph A. Boriin, Chisholm Lyle Perry Pederson, Fulda William Baldwin Hamre, Spring Val­ Thomas Francis Solon, Minneapolis ley, WITH DISTINCTION Joseph Milton Wetzel, Elysian, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION

Bachelor of Electrical Engineering Merle Henry Blasjo, Sturgeon Lake Aris Demetrio Efthimides, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Bachelor of Geological Engineering Eildon Culver Ferreira, Duluth 9 Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Ernest William Amundsen, Minne­ Harry Reginald Carlsen, Minneapolis apolis Walter Bernard Mueller, Minneapolis Walter Raymond Andrychowicz, Min­ Owen Martin Sawyer, Elgin neapolis Ralph John Slavik, St. Paul Henry Albert Brandtjen, Farmington Melvin Joseph Straub, MinneapOlis, WITH DISTINCTION

Bachelor of Metallurgical Engineering Joseph Patrick Ryan, Willernie

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Science Ward J. Aas, Alvarado, Agriculture Eugene AIlen LeFebvre, White Bear, Jerry Stuart Adams, Evan, Agriculture Fish and Wildlife Management, Arthur B. Appledorn, Crosby, For- WITH DISTINCTION estry Richard Paul Leinfelder, Minneapolis, John August Austbo, Redwood Falls, Forestry Forestry MerriIl Henry Lenzmeier, St. Cloud, James Orville Bauman, St. Paul, Agri­ Agriculture, WITH DISTINCTION culture John Peter Lindmeier, Minneapolis, John Hugh Benson, Glenwood, Fores­ Fish and \Vildlife Management try Michael Dale Lysne, Crookston, For­ Donald Clifford Berg, Minneapolis, estry Agriculture Leland Dewey Miller, Nevis, Agricul­ Rodger Blake Brostrom, Minneapolis, ture Agriculture Lawrence Herbert Mirkes, Shawano, Robert Noe CampbeIl, St. Paul, For­ Wis., Forestry estry, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION John Francis Mulvehill, St. Peter, Ag­ Merton Eugene Cooper, Hastings, riculture Home Economics Richard Cletus Murphy, Waseca, Ag­ Kermit Daniel Dybsetter, Porter, Fish riculture and Wildlife Management Lester S. Nelson, Minneapolis, Agri­ Orvis Phillip Engelstad, Fertile, Ag­ culture riculture, WITH DISTINCTION Marvin Lyle Nelson, Brainerd, Agri­ Arlen Joseph Erickson, St Paul, For­ culture estry Elmer Hampton Olson, Minneapolis, John P. Wallace Friederichs, Brecken­ Agriculture ridge, Agriculture Vema MaybeIle Owens, Crookston, Robert William Johnson, Wilmot, Home Economics, WITH DISTINC­ S.D., Agriculture TION Richard Charles Krueger, Albert Lea, ·William Peter Pas tuck, Hallock, Ag­ Agriculture riculture

10 Donald Wayne Petersburg, Clare­ Bernard John Schaefer, Cold Spring, mont, Forestry Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION Allen Arthur Prigge, Lewiston, Fores­ David Oliver Skorseth, Park Rapids, try WITH DISTINCTION Agriculture EIlsw'orth Russell Quam, Agriculture, Calvin Leland Smith, Rainy River, St. Paul Ontario, Canada, Forestry Charles Walter Roepke, Boyd, For- Joseph Robert Sterle, Chisholm, For­ estry estry Edna Naslund Rude, Minneapolis, Darold Dean Westerberg, Stock­ Home Economics holm, Wis., Forestry Milton O. Sands, Alvarado, Agricul­ Robert Dennison Wright, Excelsior, ture Agriculture, WITH DISTINCTION

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE, AND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science David Canine Brandon, Jr., Grand James Berto Swanson, Argyle, Agricul­ Rapids, Agricultural Education tural Education Raymond Frederick KIug, Blackduck, Eleanor Joan Thompson, Hibbing, Agricultural Education Home Economics Education Margaret Hagen LeFebvre, Minneapo­ Lucy Isako Torii, St. Paul, Home lis, Home Economics Education Economics Education, WITH DIS­ Marjorie Jean SmaIlidge, St. Paul TINCTION Park, Home Economics Education Kenneth James Ziebarth, Wrenshall, Agricultural Education

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE, AND SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Agricultural Business Administration George Francis Hansen, Minneapolis

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Alice Nelson Ashmun, Dawson Archie Almon Bibbey, A.A., Lamoni, Jerome Ben Baer, St. Paul Iowa Virginia Rosemary Beaver, Bemidji, Joan Kathleen Biss, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Deloy Swan Christopherson, Russell

11 Phyllis Evelyn Conway, A.A., Minne­ Marjorie Fowler Neal, Chandler, Okla. apolis Benny Norman Noodleman, Minne_ Joseph Kenneth Crose, A.A., Albert apolis Lea Angela Novotny, Clarkson, Neb.* Richard Lee Cundy, Anoka Francis Carr Ohly, Excelsior Chester Durda, Minneapolis Bruce Dallman Paine, Rochester Eugene Theodore Epstein, Minne- Donna !vIae Peterson, Minneapolis, apolis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION* Doris Solberg Erickson, St. Paul Patricia Louise Phaneuf, Minneapolis Elizabeth B. Exner, Minneapolis Eugene Edward Pool, B.A., Minne­ Douglas Allen Fenderson, Minneapolis apolis Jerome Fishman, St. Paul Vern Harold Ranney, B.A., Granite Eugenia Felicity Forster, New DIm Falls Eugene Morris Fritz, Luverne Marjorie Lu Reif, R.N., Chicago, m., John Joseph Goulet, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION* Barbara Alice Gudgeon, Minneapolis Edna Earle Ross, Miami, Okla., WITH Gerhard Karroll Haukebo, Under- HIGH DISTINCTION* wood Mavis Jean Schlueter, Le Sueur* Mary Frances Hayden, A.A., Marble Irmina Elizabeth Schultz, St. Paul Margaret Jackson High, Cedar Jane Patricia Sheehan, G.N., R.N., James Carl Hoffman, Minneapolis Faribault, WITH DISTINCTION* Herbert Mahlon Jelley, Hastings James Benedict Shields, St. Paul Donna Mae Kaplan, A.A., Minneapo- Mary Helen Smith, Kimball, S.D., lis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION* Charles Thomas Kline, Minneapolis Rose Margaret Smith, Fort Collins, Cecile Kume, G.N., Minneapolis, Colo.* WITH DISTINCTION Mabel Geraldine Stott, Atlanta, Ga., Sarah Mattson Lahti, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION* Gilbert Kenneth LaLonde, Minne­ George Francis Tait, Benson apolis Audrey Payton Thompson, Minne­ Jo Anne Liebenberg, B.A., Minne­ apolis, WITH DISTINCTION apolis Anna Marie Truman, Canton, WITH Robert Kenneth Lundgren, Minneapo­ DISTINCTION lis Richard James Viken, A.L.A., Minne­ Georg Hamilton Lykken, B.A., Min­ apolis neapolis Eugene Jerome Wilhelmi, St. Paul Milo Carl Madsen, Ruthton Lawrence Zambino, A.A., St. Paul

Bachelor of Science in library Science Ethel Kathleen Sullivan, B.S., Minneapolis

Master of Education Judith F. Bieber, B.Ed., New DIm Alice Dorothea Hill, B.A., Minneapo­ Lucille Helen Borowick, A. A. , B.S., lis St. Paul Ruben Eli Komanti, B.S., Duluth Edward Frank Gorrilla, B.S., Iron­ wood, Mich. • Nursing Education Curriculum. 12 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Business Administration Glenn Larrabee Allen, Jr., Minneapo­ Charles Thomas Johnson, Minneapolis lis Clayton Russell Johnson, B.Ch.E., Ralph Isaac Allison, Minneapolis Minneapolis George Palmer Armstrong, Minneapo- Wayne Albert Johnson, Minneapolis lis Willard Reuben Johnson, St. Paul Douglas Ten Eyck Berg, Stillwater Ross Byron Jorgensen, Minneapolis Garland Curtis Brandt, Moorhead Harold Edward Kastan, Minneapolis Loren \\Talter Brixius, Minneapolis Stuart Kaufman, St. Paul Blaine C. Burdick, Lake Mills, Iowa Richard F. Keefe, st. Paul Alpha Louise Carlson, Minneapolis, Robert Francis Keegan, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Francis Einar Koppala, Bovey Clifford O. Charlson, Kenyon Eugene Louis Kubiak, St. Paul Henry Einer Christensen, Minneapo- John Arthur Lindquist, Minneapolis lis Joseph Jerome Maley, Minneapolis Richard James Chrysler, St. Paul Dennis Darrel McElfish, Massena, Richard Lloyd Colby, Sandstone Iowa Walter Sherer Craver, Palm Springs, Gerald M. Mitchel1, Minneapolis, Calif. WITH DISTINCTION Royce Waldo Day, Raymond Donald Gene Nelson, Lake Mills, Milan M. Dostal, Hutchinson Iowa James Harold Foss, Prairie du Chien, Donald Ross Nygaard, Minneapolis Wis. LeRoy Francis Piche, Minneapolis, Kenneth Milton Garfield, Minneapo­ WITH DISTINCTION lis Kenneth Marlow Reed, Minneapolis Edward James Giel, Winona William Elwood Schafer, Minneapolis Russell Leonard Gleason, Minneapo­ Robert John Somers, Fond du Lac, lis Wis. Roland Douglas Graham, Minneapolis Paul Isamu Tamaki, Pasadena, Calif. Richard Norbert Grassmann, A.A., William Ellis Tessmer, St. Louis Park New Prague Theodore Norman Thomas, Minne- Wallace Joseph Greenstein, St. Paul apolis Lester Norris Hansen, Minneapolis Mary Martha Thomassen, Albert Lea Warren Hanson, Duluth Richard Harvey Tschudy, Minneapo­ Gene Elden Harnack, Rochester lis, WITH DISTINCTION Helen Elizabeth Holmes, Minneapolis Robert Earl Wenzel, A.L.A., St. Paul William John Jaksa, Virginia Vincent Otis W ollum, St. Paul Bachelor of Science in Economics Robert Warren Thurston, Minneapolis

LAW SCHOOL Bachelor of Science in Law Leonard Alfred Wilson, Jr., Mahnomen

13 Bachelor of Laws Leonard Alfred Wilson, Jr., Mahnomen

COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Bachelor of Science in Professional Nursing Doris Bailey, Cincinnati, Ohio Arlyne Beverly Groth, Kadoka, S.D. Helene Louise Bakke, Minneapolis Carol Marie Johnson, A.A., Cloquet Shirley Knecht Bersagel, Bismarck, Eugene A. Roedl, Eden Valley N.D. Lois Hansene Rostad, Moorhead JoAnn Marie Bouma, St. Paul Phoebe Jean Stevenson, Tintah Russell Thomas Church, Minneapolis Margaret Frances Whelpley, Spokane, Shirley Mavis Click, Lewiston, Mont. Wash. Nancy Ray Wright, Minneapolis Bachelor of Science Phyllis Vieregge Cooksey, R.N., Min­ Dorothea Eva Nippoldt, St. Paul, neapolis, Public Health Nursing, Medical Technology* WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Helen Christine Okan, Minneapolis, Clarice Phyllis Foley, Albert Lea, Public Health Nursing Medical Technology* Luise E. Politis, Minneapolis, Medi­ Joan Elizabeth Gruba, Minneapolis, cal Technology Public Health Nursing Marjorie Martha Robb, Wadena, Pub­ Cornelius Kooiman, Minneapolis, Oc­ lic Health Nursing cupational Therapy Louina Ann Younger, Menasha, Wis., Marvin Gilmore Lepley, St. Paul, Oc­ Public Health Nursing, WITH DIS­ cupational Therapy TINCTION Amelia Catherine Logar, R.N., Ely, Janice Lorna Zettler, Mankato, Occu­ Public Health Nursing pational Therapy, WITH DISTINCTION Mary Louise Mitchell, Rochester, Oc­ cupational Therapy Master of Public Health William Austin Allen, B.A., Minne­ Marion Ransom Nighman, B.S., Min­ apolis neapolis Dorothy Boone, B.S., Fayetteville, Lois Dorothy Peterson, B.S., Coleraine N.C. Charlotte Amanda Querns, B.S., Mill­ Agnes Butoryak, B.S., Farrell, Pa. ville, N.J. Mary Alice Collins, Scarsdale, N.Y. Rona Schuett Whelan, B.S., Boise, Mildred E. Kingcade, B.S., R.N., Idaho Benton, Ky. Dolores Marie Zeis, B.S., St. Louis, Frances Ellen Locke, B.S., Hammond, Mo. Ind.

* These degrees are conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to June 14, 1952. 14 GRADUATE SCHOOL Master of Arts lIenry Albers, Andover, Mass. Judith Harriet Cieslak, Eden Prairie B A '49 Harvard College. Major: Astron- B.A. '50, New York University. Major: Art. • y. Mi~or: Physics. Thesis: The Stars of Minor: Classics. Thesis: Seven Greek Vases 001 • M . Large Proper otiOn. from the Collection of The Walker Art Cen­ ter, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Gordon Duane Alston, Minneapolis Sherwood Martin Cleveland, Anoka B.S. magna c~m laude '~o, Lawrence College. Major: SociOlogy. Mmor: Anthropology. B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Thesis: Trend and Analysis of Protestant Concentration: Educational Administration. and Catholic Stereotypes. Marian MacNeil Deininger, Minne- Harold Bernard Ause, Harmony apolis B.A. '34, St. Olaf College. Field of Concen­ B.A. magna cum laude '49, University of tration: Educational Administration. Minnesota. Major: Sociology. Minor: An­ thropology. Thesis: A Study of the Social Aspects of an Anglo-American Community Kenneth Clinton Bailey, Grafton, in Minnesota, Historically Considered. N.D. B.A. magna cum laude '50, St. Olaf College. James Edward DeSautelle, Ironwood, Major: Philosophy. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: Mich. The Ethics and Social Philosophy of Reinhold B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Niebuhr. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Bartlett James Baker, St. Paul Forrest Leroy Erlandson, Minneapolis B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. cum laude '48, University of Minnesota. Concentration: History. Field of Concentration: Psychology. Margaret Elaine Betz, East Liverpool, Beulah Theresa L. Gautefald, St. Paul. Ohio B.S. '37, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '48, Ohio State University. Major: Concentration: Child Welfare. Child Welfare. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: An Investigation of the Effects of Puberty Leon Haaland, Columbus, N.D. on Girls' Productions on the Hom-Hellers­ B.A. '37, St. Olaf College. Field of Concen­ berg Drawing Test. tration: Educational Administration. John Wolfgang Bohnstedt, East Lan- James Dwight Harris, Winona B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of sing, Mich. Concentration: Educational Administration. B.A. with high honor '50, Michigan State College. Major: History. Minor: Philosophy. Clarence Hein, Minneapolis Thesis: Peaceful Relations between Muslims B.A. cum laude '41, University of Minnesota. and Latin Christians in Syria, 1101-1154. Major: Political Science. Minor: History. Thesis: The Use of Pre-primary Endorse­ Forrest Edgar Brown, Zimmerman ments in Minnesota. B.A. summa cum laude '50, Hamline Univer­ sity. Field of Concentration: History. Lyle Sheldon Hoffman, Minneapolis B.A. magna cum Jaude '48, University of Min­ Andrew Christopherson Brueberg, nesota. Field of Concentration: Psychology. Pine River Jeremiah Beswick Hogan, Kenosha, B.A. '32, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruc­ Wis. tion. B.S. '48, Stout Institute. Field of Concen­ tration: Industrial Education. George Milford Christensen, Wilmot, Alton Albernon Hovern, Upsala S.D. B.S. '38, LaCrosse State Teachers College. B.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ Concentration: Educational Psychology. istration.

15 Clayton Vernon Kallander, St. Paul Milton John Nesbit, St. Charles B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. magna cum laude '50, Hamline Uni. Concentration: History. versity. Field of Concentration: Economics.

Clara Kanun, St. Paul Kirsten Margrethe Oglaend, Sandnes, B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Sociology. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: Resi· Norway dential Mobility of Public Assistance Recipi. B.A. '50, St. Olaf College. Field of Concen. ents in St. Paul, Minnesota. tration: American Studies.

Stanley Benjamin Kegler, South St. Marjorie Perry, Clear Lake, Iowa Paul B.A. '44, Iowa State Teachers College. Field B.S. with distinction '50, University of Min· of Conccntration: Political Science. nesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Ruth E. Potter, St. Paul Morton Roy Kenner, Rochester, N.Y. B.A. '41, University of Illinois. Field of Con. centration: Psychology. B.A. cum laude '49, University of Rochester. Major: Mathematics. Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: On Completeness and Undecidable Peirce Russell Ressler, Park Rapids Propositions. B.B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: English. Richard H. Kosaki, Honolulu, T.I-I. B.A. with honors '49, University of Hawaii. Field of Concentration: Political Science. Donald Patrick Rice, Lester Prairie B.E. '47, LaCrosse State Teachers College. Vernon William Kruse, Chapin, Iowa Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ istration. B.S. '39, Iowa State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Educational Administration. Edward Louis Robinson, Minneapolis Dorothy McBride, St. Paul B.A. '44, State University of Iowa. M.S. '48, B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of University of Colorado. Field of Concentra. Concentration: Psychology. tion: Journalism.

Keith Nielson McFarland, St. Paul Thelma Evelvn Sneide, Duluth B.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Field of B.E. '38, State Teachers College. Concentration: Educational Psychology. Dul~th Field of Concentration: Mathematics. Lowell Hugo Melbye, Ulen B.S. '46, Moorhead State Teachcrs College. Tiat Han Tan, Indramayu, Indonesia Field of Concentration: Educational Admin· B.A. '50, Northwestern Schools. Field of istration. Concentration: History.

Lester \Valter Milbrath, Bertha Francis Moore Tompkins, St. Paul B.A. magna cum laude '51, University of }Vlin­ B.A. magna ClIm laude '50, University of nesota. Field of Conccntration: Political Minncsota. Major: Political Science. Minor: Science. English. Thesis: Thc City Manager and the Clayton Peter Morgan, Minneapolis School Supcrintendent: A Comparative Study. B.A. '31, Augsburg Collegc. Field of Con­ centration: Curriculum and Instruction. James Campbell Underhill, Duluth B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Constance Burkhardt Nelson, Owa- Zoology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: The Effect tonna of Temperature on Food Consumption in Fishes, with Special Reference to the Brown B.A. '38. \Villiam Jewell Collcge. Major: Bullhcad, AmeiuTUs ncbulosus (Le Seur). Child \Velfare. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: An Exploratory Study of Awareness of Dif­ ferences in Social Roles of Ncgroes and \Vhitcs Paul \Villard Weiblen, Miller, S.D. in Kindcrgartcn and Fourth Grade Children B.A. with high distinction '50, \Vartburg Col· Using a Marionette-Intervicw Technique. lege. Field of Concentration: History.

16 Master of Arts in Public Administration Barbara Jeanne Stuhler, Evanston, Ill. B.A. '45, MacMurray College. Major: Public Admiuistration. Thesis: The Administration of a Volunteer Civic Organization: The League of Womeu Voters of Minnesota.

Master of Science Duane Clarence Brown, Grand Forks, William Henry Harrison, Jr., Fargo, N.D. N.D. B.S. '51, Yale University. Major: Mathe­ B.A. cum laude '48, University of Minnesota. matics. Minor: Statistics. Thesis: Approximate Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. Minor: Summation of Series. Physical Chemistry. Thesis: Chemical, Poten­ tiometric and Polarographic Studies of the Arthur Lain Brundage, Walkill, N.Y. tt Tocopherol-ttTocopheroxide System. B.S. with distinction '50, Cornell University. Major: Dairy Husbandry. Minor: Physiologi­ Milton Leonard Korpi, Dassel cal Chemistry. Thesis: A Comparison between B.S. '41, University of Minnesota. Field of Daily Rotational and Continuous Grazing Concentration: Agricultural Education. Pasture Management Using Monozygotic Cat­ tle Twins. Philip Rodney Larson, North Branch B.S. with distinction '49, University of Min­ George Christianson, St. Paul nesota. Major: Forestry. Minor: Soils. Thesis: B.S. '39, South Dakota State College. M.S. The Tolerance of Forest Nursery Stock to '40, Uuiversity of Tennessee. Major: Agri­ Various Applications of Sodium Trichloroace­ cultural Biochemistry. Minor: Dairy Hus­ tate. bandry. Thesis: The Influence of Certain Factors on the Physical Stability of Frozen Lawrence Charles Paulson, St. Paul Concentrated Milk during Storage. B.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Mathematics and Mechanics. Mary Ellen Cook, Tyler, Tex. B.S. cum laude '46, Texas College. Field of Joseph Vickors Raine, Staples Concentration: Home Economics. B.S. '40, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Agricultural Education. Harold Seth Crawford, Beaver Creek B.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of Otto Ludwig Stein, Minneapolis Concentration: Animal Husbandry. B.S. with distinction '49, University of Min­ nesota. Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Botany. Philip John Dziuk, Foley Thesis: A Comparison of Embryonic Growth B.S. with distinction '50, University of Min­ Rates in Two Inbreds of Zea mays L. and nesota. Field of Concentration: Dairy Hus­ Their Reciprocal Hybrids. bandry. Bernard Adolph Fashingbauer, St. Thomas Fairlamb Stratton, Kansas City, Mo. Paul B.S. '49, Union College. Major: Physics. B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: The Experi­ Economic Zoology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: mental Determination of the Excited Nuclear The Effects of Defoliation by the Forest Tent Level in Beryllium 7. Caterpillar, Malacosoma disstria, Hbn., and Spraying for the Control of the Forest Tent Godfrey Porter Van Meter, Bowling Caterpillar upon Bird Life and the Effects of Spraying for the Control of the Forest Green, Ky. Tent Caterpillar upon Amphibians. B.S. '38, Arkansas Agricultural, Mechanical and Normal College. Field of Concentration: James Frederick Fisher, Williams- Agricultural Education. port, Pa. B.S. '50, The Pennsylvania State College. Mary Ellen Warters, Des Moines, Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Agricul­ Iowa tural Biochemistry. Thesis: Reduction of Or­ B.A. '47, Oberlin College. Field of Concen­ ganic Compounds with Aluminum Alkoxides. tration: Entomology. 17 Master of Science in Aeronautical Engineering John Jule Herfurth, Milwaukee, Wis. B.Aero.E. with distinction '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Aeronautical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: Determination of the Induced Velocity Distribution Along the Diameter of a Lifting Rotor in Forward Flight by Means of the Goldstein Vortex Theory.

Master of Science in Agricultural Engineering Dilip Kumar Goswami, Sibsagar, As- Charles Peter Hedlin, Saskatoon, Sas- sam, India katchewan, Canada B.Sc. in Ag.Eng. '47, University of Allahabad. B.Ag.E. '50, University of Saskatchewan. Ma­ Major: Agricultural Engineering. Minor: Me­ jor: Agricultural Engineering. Minor: Me­ chanical Engineering. Thesis: The Efficiency chanical Engineering. Thesis: Design and of Combining from the Windrow as a Func­ Construction of and Research with a Fluidiz­ tion of Drill Row Spacing. ing Grain Conveyor, with a View to Investi_ gating Its Possible Application to Farm Use.

Master of Science in Chemical Engineering Shafi Ul Hossain, Pakistan James Andrew Smith, Northampton, B.S. '44, M.S. '46, University of Calcutta. Pa. Major: Chemical Engineering. Minor: Physi­ B.S. in Ch.E. '50, B.A. '50, Lehigh Univer­ cal Chemistry. Thesis: High Temperature sity. Major: Chemical Engineering. Minor: Vapor Liquid Equilibrium Still for Zinc­ Business Administration. Thesis: The Effect cadmium System. of Temperature and Intraparticle Diffusion on Catalysis in Heterogeneous Systems. Tung Tsang, Wushing, Chekiang, China B.S. in Ch.E. '49, University of Utopia (China). Major: Chemical Engineering. Mi­ nor: Organic Chemistry. Thesis: Analytical Solution of Transient State Heat Transfer in Packed Beds.

Master of Science in Civil Engineering Robert Brooks Carroll, Minneapolis B.C.E. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering.

Master of Science in Industrial Engineering Robert Warren Manske, Minneapolis B.M.E. '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Industrial Engineering. Minor: Busi­ ness Administration. Thesis: An Investigation of the Relationship between Complexity of Manual Operations and Performance Times.

18 Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering Thomas Francis Irvine, Jr., St. Paul Jen-Hsia Sun, Kiangsu, China S in E.E. '47, Pennsylvania State College. B.S. in M.E. '41, National Central Univer­ B· : : Mechanic:tl Engine.ering. Minor: Aero­ sity (China). Field of Concentration: Me­ a or M Jtical Engineenng. TheSIS: Heat Transfer by chanical Engineering. PFauced Convection from a Flat Plate with Largeor Temperature G ra d·lents. Master of Science in Medicine William Joseph Block, Jr., San An- Hugh Henderson Hanson, Pittsburg, tonio, Tex. Tex. B.A. '42, St. Mary's l!niversity:. M.D .. '45, B.S. '41, M.D. '43, University of Texas. Ma­ University of Texas. Major: Me~lcme. Mmor: jor: Medicine. Minor: Anatomy (Hematology). Anatomy (Hematology). TheSIS: Effect of Thesis: The Effect of Menadione Sodium Small Doses of Heparin in Increasing the Bisulfite and Vitamin K. on the Prothrombin Translucence of Plasma during Alimentary Deficiency Induced by 4-Hydroxycoumarin An­ Lipemia. Studies in Normal Persons and Pa­ ticoagulant No. 63 in Human Beings. tients Having Atherosclerosis.

Master of Science in Psychiatry Karem John Monsour, Valentine, Neb. B.S. '42, M.D. '45, University of Nebraska. Major: Psychiatry. Minor: Neuropathology. Thesis: Spasmodic Torticollis.

Master of Social Work James Thomas Peterson, St. Paul Frances Honora Zeglen, Anoka B.A. '48, Hamline University. Field of Con­ B.A. '31, Minot State Teachers College. Field centration: Social Work. of Concentration: Social Work.

Doctor of Philosophy Mahmoud A. O. Abdel-Akher, Tahta, William Egidius Bleidner, St. Paul Egypt ~.S. '43, M.S. '45, University of Rochester. B.S. '41, Fouad I University. M.S. '47, Uni­ Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. Minor: versity of Minnesota. Major: Agricultural Bio­ I'hysical Chemistry. Thesis: The Construction chemistry. Minor: Organic Chemistry. Thesis: and Calibration of a Light Scattering Photome­ The Constitution of Glycogen. Major Adviser: ter. Major Adviser: Prof. D. R. Briggs. Prof. Fred Smith. Charles Alexander Campbell, Jr., Khalid Tahsin Ali, Baghdad, Iraq Springfield, Mass. B.S. '46, Fouad I University. M.s. '48, Uni­ B.A. '47, University of Massachusetts. M.A. versity of California. Major: Animal Hus­ '48, University of Chicago. Major: English. bandry. Minor: Plant Genetics. Thesis: The Minor: History. Thesis: "The Great American Heritability of, and the Effects of Some En­ Novel" -A Study in Literary Nationalism, vironmental Factors on, the Birth Weight, the 1870-1900. Major Adviser: Prof. Theodore Weaning Weight, and the Grease Fleece Hornberger. Weight of Sheep. Major Adviser: Prof. L. M. Winters.

19 Tung Fang Chao, Shangtung, China Kenneth Warren Hanson, Wheaton B.S. '42, Shcngsi National Northwcstern Col­ B.S. '48, M.S. '51, University of Minnesota lege of Agriculture. M.S. '48, University of Major: Horticulture .. Minor: Plant Genetics: Minnesota. Majors: Horticulture and Agri­ ThesIs: The Inbrccdlllg and Outbreeding Be­ cultural Botany. Minor: Botany. Thesis: A haVIOr of Ccrtalll Strawberry Clones with Re­ Study of the Phytotoxic Action of 2,4-Di­ spect to Ascorbic Acid Content of the Fruit chlorophenoxyacetic Acid on Certain Aquatic and Fruit Size. Major Adviser: Prof. A. N Plants. Major Advisers: Profs. W. H. Alder­ vVilcox. . man and E. C. Stakman. Rowland Frank Hein, Minneapolis Clifford M. Christensen, Wilmot, S.D. B.Ch.E. with distinction '44, University of B.A. cum laude '48, M.A. '49, University of Mlllnesota. Major: ChemIcal Engllleering. Mi­ Minnesota. Major: Educational Psychology. nor: Agricultural Biochemistry. Thesis: Con­ Minors: Psychology and Statistics. Thesis: tinuous Stirred Tank Reactors: Mass Transfer Multivariate Statistical Analysis of Differenccs Ratcs in Liquid-Liquid Systems. Major Ad­ between Selected Groups of College Students. viser: Prof. A. J. Madden. Major Advisers: Profs. W. W. Cook and P. O. Johnson. David Henry Heinrichs, Swift Cur- rent, Sask., Canada Gilbert Corwin, St. Paul B.S.A. '38, M.Sc. '41, University of Saskatche_ B.S. cum laude '43, Harvard University. Ma­ wan .. Major: Plant Genetics .. Minor: Botany. jor: Geology. Minor: Mining. Thesis: The ThesIs: Methods of Breedmg Intermediate Petrology and Structure of the Palau Volcanic Wheatgrass, Agropyron intermedium (Host.) Islands. Major Adviser: Prof. S. S. Goldich. Beauv. Major Adviser: Prof. H. K. Hayes. Narendra Lal Dhawan, Nagpur, India William Robert Hess, St. Paul B.S. '42, M.S. '44, Nagpur University. Major: B.A. '40, M.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Horticulture. Minor: Agronomy. Thesis: Stud­ Major: Bacteriology. Minor: Agricultural Bio­ ies on the Effects of Growth-regulating Sub­ chemistry. Thesis: A Study of Bovine Brucella stances on Fruitfulness in Field-grown To­ Agglutinins. Major Advisers: Profs. J. C. Olson matoes and the Relation between Seed For­ and M. H. Rocpke. mation and the Production of Growth-regu­ lating Substances in the Fruit. Major Ad­ Donald Louis Hill, Klaber, Wash. visers: Profs. R. E. Nylund and A. N. Wilcox. B.S. '43, State College of Washington. Major: Dairy Husbandry. Minor: Physiological Chem­ John Dick Donker, St. Paul istry. Thesis: A Study of the Progestational B.S. '48, University of California. Major: Hormone in the Bovine. r. The Effect on the Dairy Husbandry. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Mammary Gland and Lactation. II. The Pres­ Problems Associated with Superovulation and ence and Estimation of a Progestational Sub­ Transplantation of Fertilized Ova in the Bo­ stance Circulating in the Blood. Major Ad­ vine. Major Adviser: Prof. W. E. Petersen. viser: Prof. W. E. Petersen. David W. French, St. Paul Hugh Howison Hotson, Seattle, B.S. with distinction '43, M.S. '49, Univer­ Wash. sity of Minnesota. Majors: Plant Pathology and B.S. '38, M.S. '40, University of Washing­ Forestry. Thesis: The Phenomena of Plugging ton. Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Botany. in Paper Machine Wet Felts. Major Advisers: Thesis: Studies on the Physiology of the Rust Profs. C. M. Christensen and F. H. Kaufert. Fungi. Major Adviser: Prof. E. C. Stakman. Edgar Lionel Gasteiger, Jr., Harris- Stanley Evers Jacobs, Evanston, Ill. B.S. '36, Northwestern University. M.A. '49, burg, Pa. University of Minnesota. Major: Psychology. B.A. '42, Allegheny College. M.S. '43, Uni­ Minor: Biostatistics. Thesis: Compulsory Mili­ versity of Illinois. Major: Biophysics. Minor: tary Training in College and Subsequent Suc­ Physiology. Thcsis: The Effects of Beta Rays cess in the Armed Forces during World War on the Conducted Action Potentials of Nerves. II. Major Adviser: Prof. D. G. Paterson. Major Adviser: Prof. Berry Campbell. Scott Doran Johnston, St_ Paul Robert Warren Geiger, Minneapolis B.A. magna cum laude '44, B.S. '45, M.A. '47, B.Chem. '44, University of Minnesota. Major: University of Minnesota. Maj or: Political Sci­ Analytical Chemistry. Minor: Agricultural Bio­ ence. Minor: History. Thesis: The Socialist chemistry. Thesis: The Carbon Tetrachloride Party in the Conference for Progressive Po­ Extraction of Copper (II) Dithizonate. Ma­ litical Action. Major Adviser: Prof. A. N. jor Adviser: Prof. E. B. Sandell. Christensen. 20 I Fyvie Keith, Aberdeen, Scotland Mary Frances Myatt, Dallas, Tex. a: '48 University of Aberdeen. M.S. '50, B.A. '30, M.A. '48, Southern Methodist Uni­ ~n~ersitY of ~innesota: Major: Agri<:ultural versity. Major: Psychology. Minor: Psychiatry. omics. Mmor: Economics. ThesIs: An Thesis: A Study of the Relationship between ~con omic Analysis of the Place of Livestock Motivation and Test Performance of Patients . c~~e Systems of Farming m Southern Min­ in a Rehabilitation Ward. Major Adviser: :sota. Major Adviser: Prof. G. A. Pond. Frof. P. E. Meehl. Paul Chester Nagel, Minneapolis Robert B. ~Oc?, ~t. Pau~. . B.A. '48, M.A. '49, University of Minnesota. B.S. with disI:J.nctiO.n 48, Un~veISlty. of Mlr~­ Major: History. Minor: English. Thesis: The nesota. Major: Agncultural Biochemistry. MI- Era of Good Feeling: Foundation for Dis­ or' Botany. Thesis: The Fate of the Sugars union. Major Adviser: Prof. G. M. Stephen­ ~n Bread Doughs and Synthetic Nutrient So­ son. iutions Undergo.ing Fen.nentation with Bak­ ers' Yeast. Major AdVisers: Profs. W. F. Helen Young Nelson, Minneapolis Geddes and Fred Smith. B.S. '38, M.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Major: Education. Minor: Home Economics. Thesis: Factors Related to the Extent of Mor­ John Edgar Lancaster, Newell, W.Va. tality among Home Economics Students in B.S. '42, Duquesne University. Major: Physi­ Certain Colleges of Minnesota, Wisconsin cal Chemistry. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: and Iowa during 1943-50. Major Advisers: The Vibrational Spectra of Some Deutero­ Profs. C. G. Wrenn and C. B. Amy. Ethylenes. Major Adviser: Prof. Bryce Craw­ ford, Jr. Chandravadan Hiralal Pathak, Gija- ram, India Frank A. Loewus, St. Paul B.Sc. '46, B.Sc. '47, M.Sc. '49, University of B.S. '42, M.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Bombay. Majors: Agronomy and Soils. Minor: Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. Minor: Or­ Plant Genetics. Thesis: Effect of Pre-emergence ganic Chemistry. Thesis: Studies on the Physi­ Treatment with 2,4-D on Weeds in Com cal and Chemical Properties of Starch. The and on Various Soil Properties. Major Ad­ Retrogradation of Amylose in the Presence and visers: Profs. R. S. Dunham and C. O. Rost. Absence of Gelatinizing Agents and Similar Compounds. Major Adviser: Prof. D. R. Marion Walter Pedersen, Logan, Briggs. Utah B.S. '41, M.S. '42, University of Nebraska. Lorenzo Martinez M., Saltillo, Coa- Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Plant Pa­ huila, Mexico thology. Thesis: Nectar Production in Al­ Ing.Agr. '36, Escuela Superior de Agricul­ falfa Clones as Related to Bee Visitation and tura "Antonio Narro." M.S. '41, Iowa State Seed Production Including a Study of Tech­ College. Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Plant niques for Measuring Nectar. Major Adviser: Pathology. Thesis: Inheritance of Reaction to Prof. H. L. Thomas. Leaf Rust, Puccinia rubigo-vera tritici (Eriks.) Carleton, and of Certain Other Characters in a Ralph William Richardson, Jr., Mexi- Wheat Cross. Major Adviser: Prof. E. R. co City, Mexico Ausemus. B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Hor­ ticulture. Minor: Plant Genetics. Thesis: Elizabeth Ann Mee, Dallas, Texas Genetic Effects of Reduced Fertilization in Tomato Flowers. Major Adviser: Prof. T. M. B.A. '40, M.A. '47, Southern Methodist Uni­ versity. Major: Psychology. Minor: Psychiatry. Currence. Thesis: A Psychometric Study of Diffuse and Francis Edward Rourke, Minneapolis Focal Cerebral Pathology Groups. Major Ad­ viser: Prof. P. E. Meehl. B.A. '47, M.A. '48, Yale University. Major: Political Science. Minor: Economics. Thesis: Reorganization of the Labor Department. Ma­ David Oscar Moberg, St. Paul jor Adviser: Prof. William Anderson. B.A. '47, Seattle Pacific College. M.A. '49, University of Washington. Major: Sociology. John Peter Ryan, St. Paul Minor: History. Thesis: Religion and Per­ B.S. cum laude '43, College of St. Thomas. sonal Adjustment in Old Age-A Study of Major: Physical Chemistry. Minor: Organic Some Aspects of the Christian Religion in Chemistry. Thesis: A Study of the Claisen Relation to Personal Adjustment of the Aged Rearrangement Using Radioctive Carbon. Ma­ in Institutions. Major Adviser: Prof. E. D. jor Advisers: Profs. F. H. MacDougall and Monachesi. P. R. O'Connor. 21 John Sheldon Showell, Urbana, Ill. George Calvin Webster, Kalamazoo B.S. '46, M.S. '49, California Institute of Mich. ' Technology. Major: Organic Chemistry. Mi­ B.S. '48, Western State Teachers College nor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: C~cloprop~ne (Michigan). M.S. '49, University of Min­ XI: Action of Bases Upon CertaIll Tertiary nesota. Major: Botany. Minor: Agricultural Nitrocyclopropyl Ketones. Major Adviser: Biochemistry. Thesis: Studies on the Distribu_ Prof. L. 1. Smith. tion and Properties of a Cytochrome Oxidase III the Tissues of Higher Plants. Major Ad­ Margaret Susan Sweetser, Minneapolis viser: Prof. A. W. Frenkel. B.A. magna cum laude '40, B.S. '42, N!.A. '42, University of Minnesota. Major: English. MI­ Keith Gordon Wikle, Sioux Falls, nor: History. Thesis: Herman Melville's Con­ S.D. ception of the Great Writer and. HIS EXl?en­ B.S. in Met.E. '43, South Dakota School of ments in Literary Manners. MaJor AdvIser: Mines and Technology. M.S. '47, University Prof. Tremaine McDowell. of Minnesota. Major: Metallurgical Engineer_ ing. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: Grain Leo Eli Topol, Fall River, Mas~. . Refinement in Magnesium Alloys. Major Ad­ B.S. with honor '46, Northeastern UmversIty. viser: Prof. R. 1. Dowdell. Major: Physical Chem.istry. !"finor: ..Physi?­ logical Chemistry. ThesIs: Iomc ~qU1hbn~ III Victor Bemarr Youngner, St. Paul Aqueous and Mixed Solvent SolutIOns of Sll~er B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Hor­ Acetate and Silver Monochloroacetate. MaJor Adviser: Prof. F. H. MacDougall. ticulture. Minor: Botany. Thesis: A Study of the Inheritance of Several Characters in the Cucumber, Cucumis sativus, L. Major Adviser: Prof. A. E. Hutchins.

Doctor of Philosophy in Surgery Karl Eugene Karlson, St. Paul B.S. '43, M.D. '45, University of Minnesota. Major: Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: The Problem of Con.truction of a Pump and Oxygenator to Replace the Heart. and Lungs for Brief Periods. Major AdvIsers: Drs. Clarence Dennis dnd R. L. Varco.

22 CAPS AND GOWNS

AN EXPLANATION In the medieval city, clothing not unlike that worn by those participating in this commencement was common. The modern academic costume has evolved from the dress of the medieval guilds and the early religious orders. Today, everyone with a college or university degree may wear the black aca­ demic gown. Hoods, which are omitted by seniors who are candidates for de­ grees are worn by graduates. At the University of Minnesota, the lining of the hooci' has a maroon chevron on an old gold ground to represent the University colors. A University faculty member who holds a degree from another college or university wears the colors of his own alma mater. Distinctions between sleeves indicate the type of degree held by the wearer. A long, pointed sleeve indicates a Bachelor's degree, while a long, closed sleeve with a slit near the upper part of the arm designates a Master's degree. A round, open sleeve marks a Doctor's degree. The velvet edging on hoods is the color which stands for the field of study of the gown's wearer. It may be white for Arts and Letters, gold-yellow for Science, maize for Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary Medicine, or light blue for Education. Orange denotes Technology; dark blue, Philosophy; purple, Law; green, Medicine; and pink, Music. Public Health is shown by salmon pink edging, Dentistry by lilac, Pharmacy by olive, and Commerce and Accounting by drab. The Doctor's costume also has velvet trimming on the rest of the gown, in­ cluding crossbars on the sleeves. The trimming may either be black or may match the color of the hood edging. Caps, or mortarboards, too, have significance. The President of the Univer­ sity is the only one who may wear a velvet cap and a gold tassel. Shoulder insignia on the gowns of candidates for degrees indicate that the candidate is an honor student. For the Master's and Doctor's degree, the tassels are always black, but candi­ dates for the Bachelor's degree at this commencement wear tassels which indi­ cate their school or college by color, as follows: (In the order of their appearance on the platform) General College ...... crimson and white College of Science, Literature, and the Arts ...... white University College ...... old gold and white Institute of Technology...... orange College of Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary Medicine...... maize College of Education...... light blue School of Business Administration ...... drab Law School...... purple College of Medical Sciences ...... green Graduate School...... black

23 THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Announces Its

fllH& eOlHlHCHCCIHcHt 1952

MEMORIAL STADIUM SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 14 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK Univcrsitv o/.Minncsota THE BOARD OF REGENTS

Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Secretary Mr. Laurence R. Lunden, Treasurer

The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Cloud First Vice President and Chairman The Honorable George W. Lawson, St. Paul Second Vice President The Honorable James F. Bell, Minneapolis The Honorable Daniel C. Gainey, Owatonna The Honorable Richard L. Griggs, Duluth The Honorable J. S. Jones, St. Paul The Honorable Lester A. Malkerson, Minneapolis The Honorable Charles W. Mayo, Rochester The Honorable E. E. Novak, New Prague The Honorable A. J. Olson, Renville The Honorable Herman F. Skyberg, Fisher The Honorable Sheldon V. Wood, Minneapolis rltis js Vour University CJIARTERED in Feb:uar;:, 1851, by the Legislative.Assembly of the Territory of Minnesota, the ~mversity of Mmn~sota has th~s ~ear celebrate? it~ one ndred and first bIrthday. As from Its very begmmng, the Umversity is ~~iCllted to the task of training the youth of today, the citizens of tomorrow. JIo\V \VeIl it has succeeded is indicated by the number of doctors, lawyers, ngineers, social workers, journalists, dentists, farmers, businessmen, and com­ e unity and civic leaders in all fields-good citizens all-who have gone from its ~veral campuses to participate actively in the upgrading of the welfare of the sitizens of our state. During the period of its existence, the University has ~\Varded more than 107,000 degrees to its students who have completed the rigorous training demanded by the complexities of modern society. In addition to the enormous task of giving collegiate instruction to nearly nineteen thousand students on its Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth campuses, the University offers, through its Schools of Agriculture, its General Extension Division, and its short courses, specialized training designed to assist those who wish to study on a part-time basis. StilI in addition, its staff members who are county agents, home demonstration agents, and recreation and health consult­ ants give effective aid and assistance to citizens of the state in their very homes. But the University of Minnesota, like all great universities, has expanded far beyond its early teaching and training programs. In its diverse research labora­ tories on its three campuses, at the several agricultural experiment stations, at the Rosemount Research Center, and at the University Hospitals, its scientists at anyone moment are worl

THE ASSEMBLING OF THE AUDIENCE: As guests reach the Minneapolis Campus of the University of Minnesota from 7:00 to 7:30 p.m., they will be interested in hearing the Flemish bells being played from Northrop MemOrial Auditorium; Mr. Edward Berryman, Instructor in Music, at the console. No seats for the commencement exercises in Memorial Stadium are reserved. AlI open entrances to the Stadium may be used.

PRELUDE CONCERT: From 7:30 to 8:00 p.m., the University of Minnesota Concert Band, Mr. Gerald R. Prescott, Bandmaster, conducting.

Panis Ange1icus Franclc Torch Dance, Facke1tanz in B Flat Meyerbeer First Movement, Symphony in B Minor Schubert Die Fledermaus, Overture Strauss Czardas from Suite de Ballet "Coppe1ia" - - Delibes

PROCESSIONALS: March from "Tannhauser" - - Wagner Coronation March from "The Prophet" Meyerbeer

PROCESSIONAL: The processional, made up of all candidates for degrees, faculty members, and regents wi11 march from Northrop Fie1d and will enter the Stadium at exactly 8:00 p.m. The line of march will be in the following order: Department of Military Science and Tactics; Department of Air Science and Tactics; Department of Naval Science; General Extension Division; Gen­ eral College; College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; University College; Institute of Technology; College of Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary Medicine; College of Education; School of Business Adminis­ tration; College of Pharmacy; Law School; School of Dentistry; ColIege of Medical Sciences; Graduate School. University faculty members, regents, and distinguished guests will be last in the line of march.

PRESENTATION OF COLORS: As the color guard, made up of University Army ROTC and Air ROTC Cadets, and Naval ROTC Midshipmen, enters the Stadium, the audience will rise.

• In the event of rain, Commencement exercises will be held in the basketball section of Williams Arena. Due to the limited number of seats available, only the members of the graduat­ ing class, and a restricted number of their guests who have been issued special guest cards, will be admitted. Only in so far as the physical facilities of Williams Arena permit, will the Order of Events planned for the Stadium be carried out in the Arena.

4 Order 01 events rIlE NATIONAL ANTHEM: The entire audience, still standing, and Mr. RoY A. Schuessler, M.A., Associate Professor of Music, soloist. Oh, say can you see, by the dawn's early light, What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming, Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the perilous fight, O'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming? And the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof thro' the night that our flag was still there. Oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave 0'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?

INVOCATION (the audience still standing): The Reverend Wilbur Korfhage, Director, Wesley Foundation, and Adviser to Methodist students at the Uni­ versity.

CHARGE TO THE CLASS: President James Lewis Morrill, LL.D., President of the University.

CONFERRING OF COMMISSIONS: Vice President Malcolm M. Willey, Ph.D., Vice President, Academic Administration, will introduce Colonel Robert T. Connor, USA, Professor of Military Science and Tactics; Captain C. M. Sullivan, USN, Professor of Naval Science; and Colonel Kermit D. Stevens, USAF, Professor of Air Science and Tactics, who will present the candidates for commissions in their respective branches of the Armed Services. The oath of office will be given by Colonel Stevens; the commissions by staff members in the respective branches.

CONFERRING OF DEGREES: Vice President Willey will introduce the deans of the several colleges who will present to President Morrill the candidates for certificates and degrees. They are, in order of their introduction: Assistant Dean Huntington Miller, LL.B., University Extension; Dean H. T. Morse, Ph.D., General College; Dean E. W. McDiarmid, Ph.D., College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Assistant Dean J. W. Buchta, Ph.D., Chairman of the Faculty, University College; Dean Athelstan F. Spilhaus, D.Sc., Institute of Technology; Dean Henry Schmitz, Ph.D., College of Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary Medicine; Acting Dean Marcia Edwards, Ph.D., College of Education; Assistant Dean R. K. Gaumnitz, Ph.D., School of Business Administration; Dean C. H. Rogers, Sc.D., College of Pharmacy; Dean M. E. Pirsig, LL.B., Law School; Dean W. H. Crawford, D.D.S., School of Dentistry; Dean H. S. Diehl, M.D., College of Medical Sciences; Dean T. C. Blegen, Ph.D., Graduate School. 5 Order oj8vents

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS: With Vice President Malcolm M. Willey presiding, all members of the June graduating class will pass across the stage in columns of four and will receive their diplomas.

CONFERRING OF THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY: Candidates for this degree will be presented individually by Dean Blegen -to President Morrill, who will confer the degrees.

"HAIL! lvIINNESOTA," the University's Alma Mater song: The audience and Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, soloist. Minnesota, hail to thee! Like the stream that bends to sea, Hail to thee, our college dear! Like the pine that seeks the blue, Thy light shall ever be Minnesota, still for thee A beacon bright and clear; Thy sons are strong and true, Thy sons and daughters true From thy woods and waters fair, \Vill proclaim thee near and far; From thy prairies waving far, They will guard thy fame At thy call they throng And adore thy name; \Vith their shout and song, Thou shalt be their Northern Star. Hailing thee their Northern Star.

TAPS: The University Concert Band.

6 eaudidates /(lr e(lllllllissi(lus

Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the spring quarter, commissions will be presented as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the requirements for Reserve Officers in the Armed Services.

DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS First lieutenant, Dental Corps James E. Ce~a~, Lest~r Prairie Edward C. Linden, Duluth William G. Dnlllck, FaIth, S.D. James E. Lofstrand, Minneapolis William J. Dresser, Arlington Alan O. Stewart, St. Louis Park Clement N. Herred, Mobridge, S.D. Harvey R. Wiebold, Good Thunder Davey E. Lieb, Minneapolis

First lieutenant, Medical Corps George L. Barnard, Bonnerville, Idaho Maurice L. Lindblom, Minneapolis William R. Glenny, Minneapolis Arthur J. Wyatt, Jr., Washington, Donald A. Jones, Minneapolis D.C.

Second lieutenant, Coast Artillery Corps Charles A. Callahan, Jr., St. Paul Theodore Miles, Minneapolis Wayne R. Flynn, Porter Richard J. Myshak, Rhinelander, Wis. David C. Forsberg, Minneapolis Leonard S. Partridge, Minneapolis Ervine H. Geiger, Jr., Minneapolis Willard J. Patty, Jr., Minneapolis Luther P. Gerlach, Robbinsdale Harland H. Roepke, St. Paul Robert P. Goodmundson, Montevideo Sidney J. Verlautz, Pine River Patrick D. Griffin, St. Paul Theodore H. Virnig II, Minneapolis John W. Josse, Minneapolis Lester R. Voell, Minneapolis Peter P. Kapusta, Max, N.D. William L. Waldron, Minneapolis Lynn D. Klinkenborg, Alexandria Richard R. Williams, St. Paul Robert J. Kunz, St. Paul Roland C. Williams, St. Paul

Second lieutenant, Corps of Engineers Orlando B. Andersland, Emmons William E. Jensen, Minneapolis Robert E. Anderson, Minneapolis Roger B. Lee, St. Paul Darrell W. Crawford, Austin Richard C. Lueben, Austin Edward W. Eardley, Elgin, Ill. Thomas O. Moore, Rochester Roy C. Engstrom, Minneapolis James R. Rush, Minot, N.D. Richard T. Faricy, St. Paul George T. Semple, St. Paul Willard F. Frantz, Jr., St. Paul Richard J. Vasatka, Mendota John L. Gable, St. Paul Richard B. Vosejpka, Lonsdale 7 Second Lieutenant, Medical Service Corps William R. Belleau, Green Bay, 'Vis. Bertram S. Leach, Minneapolis Robert L. Beske, Hector John L. Neveaux, Minneapolis Lee C. Boekenoogen, Moose Lake Roy H. Olson, Minneapolis Donald W. Carlson, Minneapolis Norris E. Osterbauer, Wyoming David K. Conger, Ogilvie Richard R. Paulson, Fairmont Lyle G. Fritze, LeSueur Robert W. Tischler, St. Paul Richard VV. Greenman, St. Paul John W. Trumm, Alexandria Harry D. Hanson, St. Paul Robert J. Volness, Perley Robert O. Hanson, Lanesboro Richard A. Wagner, Clark, S.D. Richard T. Jeans, Minneapolis Robert J. Zenk, New Ulm Stephen A. Kachina, Minneapolis

Second Lieutenant, Ordnance Corps Chesney O. Gottschalk, Brookings, Willard R. Karkela, Sebeka S.D. Richard J. Kleis, Hastings Hugh M. Greenwald, Minneapolis Wilmar F. Laskey, Fargo, N.D. Jack L. Hanson, Ponsford Floyd R. Livingston, Minneapolis Richard L. Heath, Minneapolis James R. Pepper, Mankato John K. Hillman, Minneapolis James R. Riley, Minneapolis vVilliam B. Horn, Minneapolis Richard M. vVenneson, Minneapolis

Second Lieutenant, Quartermaster Corps Allan L. Amason, St. Paul Everett A. Kiester, Fairmont Walter S. Bloomfield, Minneapolis Douglas E. Larson, Minneapolis Robert C. Burke, St. Paul John H. McIntosh, Minneapolis William L. Carpenter, Crookston John W. Moon, Duluth Robert T. Cassidy, Terre Haute, Ind. Jerome B. Munday, Minneapolis Dick R. Clark, Mankato John A. Murray, St. Paul Byron M. Crippin, Jr., Minneapolis Leonard J. Nadasdy, Minneapolis Kayo R. Dokken, Cokato Robert J. Ok in ow, St. Paul Torval J. Haugen, Milan Arthur G. Olson, Minneapolis Donald R. Herbert, Little Falls Gerald J. Prigge, Minneapolis Leslie R. Hovda, Minneapolis Rupert G. Quinn, Minneapolis James C. Hoye, Monterey Wesley J. Sabourin, Park River, N.D. Norman J. Isaksen, St. Paul Nicholas P. Santrizos, Minneapolis Arland M. Iverson, Scranton, N.D. Vaughn E. Tidemand, Robbinsdale Edmund S. Jasinski, Minneapolis Festus P. Tierney, Minneapolis Gerald E. Kennedy, Minneapolis

Second lieutenant, Signal Corps Curtis A. Amlund, Minneapolis John Lewis Brandt, Eveleth William B. Bauman, Minneapolis Jerold Brings, Forest Lake Glenn E. Bergstrom, Minneapolis George R. Crotty, Jr., Caledonia Alfred John Blom, Baudette Russell E. Davis, Minneapolis 8 William S. Deshler, Minneapolis Donald O. Snyker, Ely Jobn porter King, Minneapolis Robert O. Sweeney, Shakopee John D. Luhman, Minneapolis Eugene R. 'favonatti, Iron Moun­ John P. Pahl, Lidgerwood, N.D. tain, Mich.

Second Lieutenant, Transportation Corps Arnold A. Albrecht, St. Paul Tom E. Kakonis, Brookings, S.D. Donald S. Andersen, Minneapolis Ernest E. Karlson, Duluth F10yd L. Anderson, Minneapolis Allison R. Mercer, Minneapolis Robert L. Bergfalk, Minneapolis George E. Morrison II, St. Paul Frank L. Brendemuehl, Minneapolis Robert J. Nelson, St. Paul Wilmot A. Campbell, Savage David G. O'Donnell, Minneapolis Douglas G. Cartwright, Minneapolis George E. Rebholz, St. Paul Patrick A. Casey, St. Paul Russell J. Reed, Minneapolis Walter T. Connett, St. Paul John Howard Roth, Minneapolis Robert E. Dybing, Minneapolis James H. Russell, Minneapolis Ronald F. Dybing, Minneapolis Daniel C. Schmitz, Minneapolis Ford G. Elliott, Jr., Minneapolis Jerome Shulkin, Minot, N.D. Donald C. Hilligoss, Minneapolis Ronald M. Starr, Minneapolis David A. Himmelman, Minneapolis Marvin C. Weegman, Minneapolis William E. Holmes, Minneapolis Charles W. Wright, Minneapolis Clifford R. Jacobson, Duluth

DEPARTMENT OF NAVAL SCIENCE

Ensign, USN John Parker Bader, Jr., Minneapolis Stanley Henry Hunkins, Minneapolis Byron Leighty Buley, Hollandale Harold William Michie, Minneapolis Halbert Nelson Cole, St. Paul Richard Lima Norgaard, Minneapolis Roger Edgar Ekman, Minneapolis Marvin Anhilm Peterson, Orleans William Maximillian Foley, Kelliher John Norton Shumway, Pine City Donald Olaf Hanson, St. Paul Bob Lee Smith, Rochester Norman G. P. Helgeson, River Falls, Paul Edphil Strandjord, Minneapolis Wis. John Crawford Walker, Minneapolis Hilding Richard Hultkrans, Little John Anthony Youngquist, Minneapo- Falls lis

Ensign, USNR Malcolm Hockert Greenberg, Eveleth Marlo Wilfred Hanson, Minneapolis Don Orlin Kost, Minneapolis 9 Ensign, SC, USN Richard Van Allenstein, Fayette, Iowa Austin Jule Stibbe, St. Paul Carl John Bradshaw, Oelwein, Iowa John Dewey Tomlinson, Minneapolis Gerald Hubert Hanratty, Barry Stephen Francis Varichak, Minneapo_ Richard Duane Peters, Slayton lis Douglas Charles Pratt, Minneapolis

Ensign, SC, USNR Roger Douglas Larson, Cottonwood

Second lieutenant, USMC John Vos Bancroft, Minneapolis David Singleton Doty, Minneapolis Arlan Jerome Buchman, Spooner, Wis. Richard Craig Johnson, Minneapolis Allan Rae Crosby, Minneapolis

DEPARTMENT OF AIR SCIENCE AND TACTICS Second lieutenant, USAF Reserve Charles Herbert Bloom, North Branch Vernon Arnold Knutson, St. Peter Dan William Brabeck, Winnetka, Ill. Robert Norman Larson, Minneapolis Joseph Timothy Burke, Winona James Shoals Lincoln, Jr., Minneapolis John Perry Carlson, Wheaton LeRoy Albert Loder, Cooperstown, Richard Wayne Clement, Minneapolis N.D. Ted Harvey DeLancey, Chanhassen David Robert McDonald, Minneapolis William P. Dreschel, Fergus Falls Richard Keith Means, Sherman Oaks, Richard Farmer, Minneapolis Calif. Robert Lewis Findorff, Minneapolis Thomas Ryan Mulcahy, Minneapolis Sheldon Jack Gitelman, Minneapolis Rex Lee Nelson, Rochester Gunval P. Gulbrandson, Bemidji Lester Jens Nypan, Minneapolis Lyle Vernon Hanson, Minneapolis Dale Eugene Olson, Grove City James Edward Havnes, Brainerd James H. Palacek, Owatonna Robert Edward Hayes, Duluth vVilliam Rinehart Pearce, Faribault Lowell Herbert Helgerson, Minneapo­ Lee Ritchey Petillon, Minneapolis lis Francis Joseph Pribyl, Elysian James Arlington Herrick, Crookston Dennis Arthur Rapp, St. Paul Robert William Hutchings, Portage, Palmer Lakin Rooch, St. Paul Wis. Wayne Emmet Sampson, Hector Fred Arnold Johnson, Minneapolis Gordon Jo~eph Slovut, Duluth Miles Aga Johnson, Minneapolis Ronald Leslie Teigen, Kenyon Robert R. Johnson, Minneapolis Bruce Isadore Waller, Minneapolis Harold Bernard Kaiser, Minneapolis Donald Howard West, Minneapolis Howard Franklin Karon, Minneapolis Gerald Raymond Wilson, Minneapolis Mark Everett Kimball, Pullman, James A. Winker, Minneapolis Wash. 10 eaNdidates lor graduatioN

subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the pring quarter, degrees will be conferred as indicated on those listed below and S upon such others as may meet the graduation requirement.

GENERAL EXTENSION DIVISION

Business Certificate Richard G. Greer, St. Paul Donald D. Loban, St. Paul Axel E. Olseen, Jr., St. Paul

Engineering Certificate Charles A. Badavas, Minneapolis Orlando B. Harder, Minneapolis Stanley G. Erickson, Hopkins Neil W. LaFavor, Minneapolis

GENERAL COLLEGE Associate in Arts Robert Alfred Anderson, Minneapolis All:ln Robert Cohen, St. Paul Sherman Avery Anderson, Minneapolis Sheila Lee Croll, St. Paul Don Gordon Arnsdorf, Minn.e:lpolis Thomas James Cummings, St. Paul Richard R:ly Aronson, St. Paul Harry Donald Davis, Minneapolis Dona Olg:l Mae Asp, St. Paul William Briggs Edelsten, Minneapolis Ronald Gordon Awsumb, St. Paul Thomas Richard Egan, Minneapolis Earle Virgil Bandow, St. Paul Charles Thomas Ellefson, Minneapolis Ronald George Beck, Minneapolis Joanne Marie Elliott, Minneapolis Kenneth Robert Berg, St. Paul John Marion Ertel, St. Paul John Radford Bergseng, Minneapolis Charles Lee Fecht, Minneapolis Jack Whitney Blien, Fairmont James Douglas GalluE' Duluth Walter San Bloomfield, Minneapolis Harry Wallace Geh, Minneapolis Barry S. Bonoff, Minneapolis Verner Einar Gren, Minneapolis Thomas Ralph Boyer, Golden Valley Jerome Michael Hanses, Minneapolis Leonard Marshall Brazman, Mound Barbara Ann Harris, Minneapolis John Leroy Brenna, Minneapolis Lowell Gary Herman, St. Paul Arno Don Bridenbecker, North St. Arthur Roy Hrbek, Willow River Paul LaVonne Jean Marie Hydal, St. Paul P:ltricia Ann Callinan, Minneapolis Howard John Jiran, Minneapolis David Dale Carlson, Cotton Joyce Carolyn Johnson, Wayzata Joyce Arlene Carlson, Minneapolis Kenneth Alfred Johnson, Minneapolis Do~ald Burton Chase, Jr., Minneapo- Robert Leslie Johnson, St. Paul lis Richard Jean Kleis, Hastings 11 Edward Hjalmer Knudson, Mound Mary Adele Sandberg, St. Paul John Martin Kocourek, Hopkins Frank Robert Sattervall, Jr., Minne_ Ralph Mathias Kroeten, Minneapolis apolis Janet Marian Leppla, St. Paul Fredrick George Severin, St. Paul Charles Richard Lesch, Minneapolis Marvin Jerome Silverman, Minne­ Lenore Margarite LiIlejord, Minne- apolis apolis Robert Edwin Slama, St. Paul Alexander Rowland Mackay, St. Paul Eugene Orene Snuggerud, Robbins_ Harold Terp Miller, St. Louis Park dale Suzette LaFerte Miller, St. Paul Arthur Ingram Snustad, Winger Joseph Charles Mills, Mound Carole Ruth SolIe, St. Louis Park Gerold Mondshane, Minneapolis T. Harris John Sperouleas, Minne- Leo Arthur Moore, Phoenix, Ariz. apolis John Kitridge Mulliken, St. Paul Lloyd Kenneth Stenbeck, Minneapolis Robert James Nelson, Minneapolis John Paul Stopka, Columbia Heights Donald Benedict Olson, St. Paul Donald Frank Strom, St. Paul Joacim Hendrickson Olson, Minne- Gerald Francis Sullivan, St. Paul apolis Samuel Jack Taradash, Minneapolis Robert William Olson, Minneapolis Milton Arthur Thompson, Minong, Robert Lee O'Ryan, Minneapolis Wis. Robert Wesley Page, Minneapolis Beverly Jean Thykeson, St. Paul Geraldine Ann Park, St. Paul Preston Jay Tomlinson, Jr., St. Paul Lois Louise Parsons, St. Paul Harold Louis Trestman, Minneapolis Robert Leo Paul, Spring Valley James Robert Tschida, St. Paul Glen Willard Peterson, St. Paul John William Turk, Jr., Minneapolis Robert Preston Pettengill, Minneapo- Dennis Norman Weber, Minneapolis lis Elizabeth Ann Widergren, Minneapo- Richard J olm Pokornowski, Silver Lake lis James William Racer, st. Paul Daniel George Wilkinson, Minneapo- Martin Reznick, Minneapolis lis Anne Karen Robinson, Long Prairie Gary Byron W ollan, St. Paul Matilda Edith Ross, Charles City, Patricia Mary Wood, St. Paul Iowa Francis John Yeager, Minneapolis Thelma S. Rotman, Minneapolis James T. Yurecko, Minneapolis Carole Louise Sadoff, Minneapolis

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS

Associate in Liberal Arts Donna Behrens, St. James Milton Bruce Fuller, Grey Eagle Janice Sharon Burk, Minneapolis Marion Goldetsky, St. Paul Margaret Anne Cargill, Minneapolis Lola Ardyce Hasselton, Minneapolis Barbara Jean Carlson, St. Paul Donald Walter Hassenstab, Redwood Helen Justine Carlson, Minneapolis Falls , Joanne Pearl Didier, Robbinsdale Dennis Larry Hogenson, Madison Mary Katherine Drummond, St. Paul Lake Nancy Ruth Erickson, Minneapolis Marilyn Lois Johnson, Minneapolis Edythe Fishbein, Minneapolis Ronald James Kloyda, Minneapolis 12 carol Lee LaFavor, Rochester Eva R. Rogers, St. Paul Rita Spen~er La~ue, Minneapolis Barbara Ruth Rosenblum, St. Paul Morris Albm Lundm, Warren Erling Kenneth Rovick, Minneapolis Margaret Ann McAdams, St. Louis Mary Therese Sherry, Minneapolis Park Bernard Singer, Minneapolis Charlotte LaVerne Miller, St. Paul Louise Janet Stenvaag, Minneapolis Janet Ellen Peterson, Minneapolis Inez Mae Tastad, Gary Sarah Mae Peterson, Elm Grove, Wis. John James Wilmes, Minneapolis Barbara Honor Quick, Chisholm Nancy Maurine Yale, Excelsior Phyllis Eileen Rivkin, St. Paul Bachelor of Arts Albert Edwin Ackroyd, St. James, Bruce Oscar Berg, St. Paul MAGNA CUM LAUDE Martin Richard Berkely, Duluth Beverly Louise Adair, Minneapolis, Rosemary Elizabeth Betchwars, Min- CUM LAUDE neapolis Mary Theresa Adams, Minneapolis Janet Mae Biesterieldt, Chicago, III., Sally Louise Ainsworth, St. Paul MAGNA CUM LAUDE Curtis Arthur Arnlund, Minneapolis, Charles Melvin Binger, Rochester MAGNA CUM LAUDE George Conley Bingham, A.A., Roch­ Harry Loving Anderson, Minneapolis ester Kenneth Gene Anderson, Minneapolis Marvin L. Bix, Minneapolis Margaret Fern Anderson, Hopkins Henrietta Mary Bjerke, Valley City, Marshall Gary Anderson, Minneapolis N.D. Kathleen B. Antonsen, Minneapolis Charles Herbert Bloom, North Branch David Byron Arneson, Minneapolis Allan Jerome Boe, Minneapolis Mary Meinert Austin, Winona Donald Arthur Bolt, Montevideo, Norman Hodgson Baker, Jr., Fergus MAGNA CUM LAUDE Falls, MAGNA CUM LAUDE John William Borgman, Minneapolis William Delbert Baker, Minneapolis Jack Merlin Bozarth, Sioux Falls, S.D. Henry M. Ballin, Minneapolis, MAGNA Dan William Brabeck, Jr., Minneapo- CUM LAUDE lis John Vos Bancroft, Minneapolis Shirley Jeppson Brabeck, Minneapolis Russell Raymond Barager, Spooner, Donald Burton Brannon, Minneapolis Wis. Richard Lewis Branvold, Minneapolis Jacob John Barnett, Minneapolis, CUM Kenneth Neubauer Bredesen, Edina LAUDE Shirley Gray Bridge, Minneapolis Beverly Jeanne Barrie, Minneapolis William Ernest Broen, Jr., Minneapo- Donald Frank Bartho, St. Paul lis Mary Margaret Baskerville, St. Paul Byron William Brown, Jr., Red Wing, Warren Darwin Bauer, St. Paul MAGNA CUM LAUDE Donna Jean Becker, Minneapolis, Patricia Ann Brown, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Thomas Morrow Brown, Minneapolis William John Beiser, Minneapolis, Thomas Arthur Browne, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Helen Harvey Brundage, Stillwater Carol Elizabeth Bennett, Minneapolis Dennis Eugene Buck, Minneapolis Miriam Von Schrader Bennett, Min­ Joyce Elaine Buelow, Minneapolis neapolis Byron Leighty Buley, Hollandale David Howard Benson, Minneapolis, Richard Bradley Burtis, St. Paul, CUM MAGNA CUM LAUDE LAUDE 13 Mildred Ann Campbell, St. Paul Roger Edgar Ekman, Minneapolis Joseph Thomas Carey, Two Harbors Barbara Ann Engel, Moorhead Theodore Carlsen, Minneapolis Garth Walfred Englund, St. Paul, Catherine Lucile Carlson, Minneapo- MAGNA CUM LAUDE lis, CUM LAUDE Gene Paul Evangelist, Minneapolis Margaret Jean Carmody, Minneapolis Ollie Roddy EyIar, Jr., Minneapolis Nancy Jeanne Caron, Minneapolis Caroline Markell Eyrse, Minneapolis Margaret Carroll, Minneapolis Richard Thomas Faricy, St. Paul Patrick Ambrose Casey, St. Paul Thomas Davis Feinberg, Minneapolis, John Leland Cash, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Robert Russell Catura, Jordan, CUM Richard Merrill Fink, Minneapolis, LAUDE SUMMA CUM LAUDE William Kaye Chaffee, Carrington, Nancy Annette Flinn, Redwood Falls N.D. Helen Vivian Forsberg, Minneapolis, Joan Mary Chapman, Excelsior, CUM LAUDE MAGNA CUM LAUDE Douglas Gene Fraley, Minneapolis Burton Donald Cohen, Minneapolis Rodney Dean Francis, A.A., Rochester Walter Theodore Connett, St. Paul Carolyn Nagotna Fredstrom, Brainerd Clyde Hoyt Crooks, Minneapolis, Douglas WilIiam Freed, Willmar, MAGNA CUM LAUDE MAGNA CUM LAUDE Allan Rae Crosby, Minneapolis Douglas Allen Freeman, Minneapolis Donald A. Dahlin, St. Paul Gerald Russell Freeman, Minneapolis Donna Jean Danculovich, Chisholm, Marian Julctte Friberg, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Joan Louise Fritzinger, Minneapolis Dolores Irene Daniel, International Stanley Arnold Fruchtman, Minne- Falls apolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Ted Harvey deLancey, Chanhassen William James Fruen, Hatfield William S. Deshler, Washington, Mary Gain Gamble, A.A., Minne­ D.C. apolis Myra Joan Okney Diamond, Minne- Carlyle J. Gardner, Bear River City, apolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Utah Richard Ryland Dohm, Minneapolis William Jack Gelineau, Duluth Josephine Dolan, Duluth Stanley Adolph George, Goodhue John Peter Dosland, Moorhead Luther Paul Gerlach, Robbinsdale, David Singleton Doty, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Cornelia Robb Downs, Minneapolis, \Villiam Elliott Gilbertson, Devils MAGNA CUM LAUDE Lake, N.D. Paul Norman Dubuque, Kingsford, Meryl Audrey Gilman, Hopkins Mich. Constance Rosenberg Goldman, Min­ Winifred Duerre, Wabasha neapolis Ernestine Gelschus DulIum, Minne- Donald LeRoy Goldsmith, A.A., apolis, CUM LAUDE St. Paul Helen Joan Dunn, La Crosse, \Vis. Edward Gonzales, Minneapolis Beverly C. Durkee, Minneapolis Harold S. Greenberg, Duluth Arndt John DuvaII III, St. Paul, Malcolm Hockert Greenberg, B.S.L., MAGNA CUM LAUDE Eveleth William Ebling, Minneapolis George Campbell Gubbins, Jr., Min­ Richard Allan Edlund, Minneapolis neapolis Norma Grace Eide, Minneapolis Kenneth John Gullman, A.A., West­ Armand Gilbert Eiring, Austin field, N.J.

14 Robert Mark Gunvill:, Minn.eapolis Henry Harrison Hoover, Minneapolis Isaiah Guttman, MmneapolIs, cum John Daniel Horan, St. Paul laude William Brace Horn, Minneapolis, Darlene Carolyn Hagman, Excelsior MAGNA CUM LAUD!: Warren Olaf Hagstrom, Minneapolis, Leslie Raymond Hovda, Minneapolis M:AGNA CUM LAU~E Mary Jane Hubbard, Minneapolis, Eugene Robert Halmg, A.A., Roches- CUM LAUDE ter CUM LAUDE Edwin James Hughes, Ephrata, Wash. Elizabeth Theresa Hall, Hudson, Wis. David Vance Hull, A.A., Minneapolis Frederick Torval Hallanger, St. Paul Karole Lynn Hultgren, Minneapolis Richard Dale Halverson, Wayzata, Stanley Henry Hunkins, Minneapolis CUM: LAUDE Mary Ann Hyslop, Fulda Conrad Harold Hammar, Jr., St. Paul William Charles Ingman, Minne­ Wi11iam Joseph Hannaher, Moorhead, apolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Helga IngoIfsdottir, Isafjordur, Ice­ Brian Kenneth Hannula, Minneapolis, land CUM: LAUDE Arland Morris Iverson, Fargo, N.D. George Calvin Hanson, Redwood Roy Herman Jacob, Winnipeg, M:mi- Falls toba, Canada, CUM LAUDE Muriel Mae Hanson, Sheldon, Iowa Stanley John Jacobsen, Lake Benton Robert Love Hargrave, Wichita Falls, Louis John Jansa, Minneapolis Tex. Lorna Marie Jeans, Forest Lake Patricia Mae Harman, New VIm, Charles Gregory Jensen, Benson, MAGNA CUM LAUDE MAGNA CUM LAUDE Anne Hartley, St. Paul Vern Arthur Jensen, Humboldt, Iowa Annemarie Hartwig, Vienna, Austria Richard Charles Jenson, Minneapolis James Edward Havnes, Brainerd Fred Arnold Johnson, Minneapolis, Charles Kenneth Hawkinson, Minne- CUM LAUDE apolis Joan Jean Johnson, Minneapolis Barbara Ann Hayes, St. Paul Loren Clyde Johnson, St. Paul Richard Lewis Heath, Minneapolis Myrna Louise Johnson, Dassel Jean Mary Heffer~an, Minneapolis Ralph Hugo Johnson, A.A., Virginia, Robert Olaf Hegge, Summit, S.D. MAGNA CUM LAUDE Carl Blixseth Heggestad, Windom, Robert James Johnson, Duluth, CUM MAGNA CUM LAUDE LAUDE Norman Gordon Phelps Helgeson, Robert Jerome Johnson, Minneapolis, River Falls, Wis. CUM LAUDE Caryl Jean Helmer, Minneapolis Robert Raymond Johnson, Minne­ Sydney Fall Henkel, White Bear apolis Lake Rodney Eugene Johnson, Minne- Paul Roger Hennum, St. Paul apolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Donald Ray Herbert, Little Falls Wilhelmine Joanne Johnson, St. Paul Raymond Redeen Herje, Buffalo Donna Mae Jones, Minneapolis James Arlington Herrick, Crookston Robert Lewis Jones, Minneapolis Earle Francis Heurung, Minneapolis Mary Catherine Jordan, St. Paul Edna Goodell Hewitt, Minneapolis Tames Robert Jorgenrud, Clear Lake, Charles Francis Hickner, Baudette Iowa, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Rachel Winslow Hill, Minneapolis Mary Ann Kammerer, Minneapolis Samuel BettIe Hill, Squaw Lake Howard Franklin Karon, Minneapolis Jacqueline Hoffman, Minneapolis Renee Ruth Kase, St. Paul, CUM James Roy Holker, Minneapolis LAUDE 15 Ernest Katin, Minneapolis Shirley Ann LilIehaugen, Minneapolis Gerald Edward Kennedy, Minne­ CUM LAUDE ' apolis Charles William Lindberg, Duluth James Allen Kennedy, Minneapolis John Colm Loofbourow, Minneapoli Arthur William Kerschinske, Musca- Harry Solomon. Losk, Minneapolis S tine, Iowa Dorothyann Mlchaelene Madick Edward Lewis Kieffer, Minneapolis Hibbing , Miriam Agnes Kilstofte, Winona Mary Patricia Magaw, A.A., Minne- Lee Malcolm Kingsley, Dalbo apolis Bill Ole Knute Kjeldahl, Belgrade Donna Lou Mahan, Rockford, Ill. lola May Kjenstad, Minneapolis Richard Patrick Mahoney, St. Paul Arne Leonard Klepp, Sola, Norway Karol Maichel, Minneapolis, CUM George Robert Kline, Minneapolis LAUDE Robert Ashley Knox, Minneapolis Marilyn Jeanne Maier, Winona Dewaine Kenneth Kolbo, Minneapolis Otto Paul Majewske, International Norman Ashlock Korn, Gardiner, Falls, CUM LAUDE Mont. Robert Ivan Major, Lincoln, Ill., Kurt Kornreich, A.L.A., Great Neck, MAGNA CUM LAUDE N.Y. John Joseph Malensek, Virginia Eileen Leah Krawetz, St. Paul Betty Kaplan Malos, Minneapolis, Dean Albert Krenz, Wheaton, CUM CUM LAUDE LAUDE Leonard Anthony Marascuilo, Gretchen Kriechbaum, Minneapolis, St. Paul, MAGNA CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE Francesco Marino, Minneapolis Robert Kenneth Krishef, Minneapolis Jack Charles Mark, St. Louis Park Frank Andrew Kroeze, Minneapolis Eugene Anthony Marks, Minnellpolis, Stanley Burton Kronstedt, Minne- CUM LAUDE apolis Frederick Joseph Maroth, Minneapolis Nell Russell Kuehnl, White Bear Joseph Mast, St. Paul Lake, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Tats Matsuoka, Chinook, Mont. John William Kuntz, Edina Thomas Daly McCoy, Rochester George Howard Lambert, Sioux City, Martha Jane McCrea, Minneapolis Iowa James Francis McGarvey, Minneapolis Virginia May Lambert, Roosevelt, Helen Ames McGregor, Tulsa, Okla. Utah Eugene Robert McKane, B.A., Henry Joseph Langlie, Lanesboro, Hastings CUM LAUDE John Clark McKee, Minneapolis Frederick Sprandel Larson, Little Falls Marshall Bassford McKusick, Minne­ Theodore Gordon Larson, Osakis, apolis CUM LAUDE Merritt Leland McQueen, Minne­ Warren Wayne Larson, Minneapolis apolis William Burton Lawson, Minneapolis Rodger Warren McRae, Swanville Alf Robert Lee, St. Paul Richard James Medalie, Minneapolis, Harriet Ann Lenhart, Minneapolis, SUMMA CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE Mona Margaret Melrose, Charles City, Arnold Shey Leonard, Minneapolis, Iowa, CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE Ralph Norman Mendelson, San Fran­ Stanley Alan Leonard, Minneapolis cisco, Calif., SUMMA CUM LAUDE Melvin Dominic Lepinski, Little Falls Cherry Grace Merritt, Pequot Lakes, Joseph Albert LeTourneau III, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Minneapolis

16 Lawrence Joseph Michel, Spooner, Frederick Milton Olsen, Minneapolis, CUM LAUDE Wis. . . M 'd JJarold ~i1liam Mlchle, ontevl eo Constance Mae Olson, Battle Lake Ernest Mlel, Northfield Stanley Norman Oreck, Duluth JJarold Rygh Mikwold, Minneapolis James Alan Overby, Moorhead Marilyn Ann Miller, Glenwood, Karl Arthur Palmer, Minneapolis, SUMMA CUM LAUDE MAGNA CUM LAUDE Richard Leon Mitchell, Minneapolis James Wallace Paradise, AL.A., Donald Herman Moersch, Rochester Minneapolis Israel Peter Moreno, St. Paul Constance Fern Parvey, Minneapolis Donald Glenn Moyer, Minneapolis Gerald Severin Patterson, St. Charles Marian Ramona Munday, Minne- Evelyn Ruth Paulson, Minneapolis apolis . Charles LeRoy Pegelow, Minneapolis Norman Frank Munger, AL.A, Mm- Leon Hale Peteler, Glen Lake neapolis Gerald Alan Peterson, Minneapolis, Kathleen Helen Murphy, Winona SUMMA CUM LAUDE . Kevin G. Murphy, Minneapolis Howard Wayne Peterson, St. Paul Virginia Rae Murphy, Minneapolis Kenneth Herbert Peterson, St. Paul Leonard John Nadasdy, Golden Raymond Dale August Peterson, Min- Valley neapolis Irwin David Nahinsy, Buffalo, SUMMA Royal Frederick Peterson, Minne­ CUM LAUDE apolis Earl Dennis Nash, Winona Jerrie Lee Phillips, Kalispell, Mont. Val Dean Nearpass, Minneapolis Kenneth Samuel Pitchford, Moor­ Beverly Rae Nelsen, Minneapolis, head, SUMMA CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE Marion Caroline Platten, AL.A., Bruce Leitch Nelson, Morris, Ill., Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Morton Pliskin, Minneapolis John Dudley Nelson, Minneapolis Paul H. Pobor, Duluth William Edgar Nelson, Jr., St. Louis Dorothy Pottratz, Eitzen Park David Lawrence Provost, Jr., Beau- Rhoda May Nicholson, Minneapolis, mont, Calif. MAGNA CUM LAUDE James Lawrence Purdie, St. Paul Kay Miriam Nolte, Baraboo, Wis., John Curtis Quanstrom, Brainerd SUMMA CUM LAUDE Robert Ray Quiggle, A.A., Los Shirley lone Nordin, St. Paul, CUM Angeles, Calif., CUM LAUDE LAUDE Rupert Gregory Quinn, Minneapolis Richard Lima Norgaard, Minneapolis Kathryn Lee Ralston, St. Paul Ardith Jeanne Norlinger, Alexandria Karolyn Nelsen Rauen, St. Paul, Sally Britton Northrop, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Richard Joseph Novak, Minneapolis Harley Alvin Raykowski, Jr., St. Paul Thomas George Nugent, Dubuque, Audray Zack Rees, St. Paul Iowa Virgil LeRoy Rehak, Stanley, N.D., Carroll Woodrow Ogren, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Stuart Donald Ogren, Minneapolis Richard John Reimers, St. Paul, Melvin Ogurak, St. Paul, CUM LAUDE MAGNA CUM LAUDE Jerome William O'Hearn, Worthing- Dolores Joan Rekola, Hibbing ton Catherine Stickney Relf, St. Paul James Finn O'Keefe, Minneapolis, James Stanton Reynolds, BiIIings, CUM LAUDE Mont., MAGNA CUM LAUDE

17 Rae Janice Richardson, A.A., Beulah, Mary Helen Slaughter, Bayport, CU1\i N.D. LAUDE Donald Riley, Two Harbors Gordon Joseph Slovut, Duluth Gene Cyril Ring, Minneapolis, CUM Alden Clyde Smith, Minneapolis LAUDE Barbara Jeanne Smith, St. Paul Elaine Kathcrine Ristinen, Menahga Darrel William Smith, Jr., Minne- Kathryn Darlyn Roach, AlexaIldria, apolis Va., CUM LAUDE Jeannette Frances Smith, Minneapolis Judith Ronning, Minneapolis Donald Omer Snyker, Ely Samuel Rotcnberg, Minneapolis Agnes Fall Solberg, Princeton Margaret Jean Rowan, St. Paul Melvin P. Solberg, Milaca Caryl Stewart Rozcntal, Watertown, Paul Orlady Sorkness, Jamestown, S.D. N.D., MAGNA CUM LAUDE Jeanne Louise Rudd, Minneapolis Loraine Bernedette Soucy, Minne- John Elmer Rudolph, A.L.A., St. Paul apolis Marilyn Maude Russell, Minneapolis Marian Josephine Soule, Minneapolis Harry Edward Ryan, Jr., Minneapolis Lee Edward Spencer, Montevideo Howard Thomas Ryan, Minneapolis \Villiam John Sperling, Rochester Adrian James Rygg, A.L.A., Minne- Mary I-Jelen Spillane, Backus, MAGNA apolis CUM LAUDE Nicholas Peter Santrizos, Minneapolis Lou Marie Spong, Minneapolis James Franklin Sauve, Minneapolis Theodore George Springer, Minne­ Merriam Claire Savelkoul, Minne- apolis, CUM LAUDE apolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Robert Alan Stair, A.A., VVayzata Sharon Savin, St. Paul Harmon Ernest John Stanch, Minne- Marie Anne Sawyer, Minneapolis, apolis, CUM LAUDE MAGNA CUM LAUDE Joan Stcvens, Minneapolis John Douglas Scanlan, Thief River Robert Lee Stewart, Minneapolis Falls Robert David Strait, Minneapolis Samuel Brown Schaller, St. Paul Chester Harold Stripe, St. Paul James Carl Schmidt, \Vadena Leonard M. Stronse, St. Paul W endcll Norris Schulz, Minneapolis Kenneth Fred Swaim an, Minneapolis, Robert William Schwanke, A.L.A., MAGNA CUM LAUDE St. Paul Sonya Joyce Swan, Minneapolis MargOlret Scott, Fairmont Joan Marlene Swenson, Minneapolis, Frederic Langmuir Scderholm, MAGNA CUM LAUDE St. Paul Iden Grant Takaichi, Minneapolis Frank P. Shannon, Crystal Village Yutaka D. Takekawa, Minneapolis, Frayda Butwin Shapiro, Minneapolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE MAGNA CUM LAUDE Dale Richard Taylor, Truman M;lrjorie Stocks Sharpe, A.A., Minne­ George Edward Temp, Jr., North apolis, l\IAGNA CUM LAUDE St. Paul Irva Joy Shattuck, Marsden, Byron Adolph Teska, Minneapolis Saskatchewan, Canada Daniel Philip Testa, St. Paul Rosann Gail Sher, A.L.A., Hibbing 1110mas Newhouse Thiss, Minne- Marshall H. Short, St. Paul apolis John Norton Shumway, Pine City Sally Lou Thompson, Minneapolis Richard Knute Simmons, Minne- James Marsh Thomson, Jr., Minne­ apolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE apolis Gerald Eugene Slagter, Prinsburg

18 Jack Dennis Thornburg, Spirit Lake, Joyce Ann Weinman, Fairmont Iowa Jerome Lawrence Welna, Minneapolis George Roger Tompkins, Redwood Donald Howard West, St. Paul Falls James Sidney \Vest, Minneapolis John Rolf Tonneson, Mahnomen Betty Halene Whitfield, Hastings Hakon Daniel Torjesen, Kristiansand, Fern Louise Wiehr, Buffalo Lake Norway John Donovan Williams, Excelsior Patricia Ann ,!,rainor, Savage June Audrey Williams, Minneapolis Boris TrboyevlCh, Bovey Gerald Raymond Wilson, Minne- Edward Stanley Truppman, Minne­ apolis apolis Nancy Alice Wilson, Bemidji Jane Kay Tynan, Wayzata, MAGNA Mason Arthur Witt, Houston CUM LAUDE Robert LaMotte Witter, Minneapolis Belle Gene Unger, Elmhurst, N.Y. Etta Wolpert, Minneapolis, MAGNA Alan Jay Upin, Albert Lea, CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE Charles Edward Urann, Minneapolis Charles Dale Woodley, St. Paul Robert James Van De Riet, Fairmont James Edward Woods, St. Paul Sidney James VerIautz, Pine River Jean Avon WorralI, Cloquet, CUM Kenneth Theodore Vogel, Wells LAUDE Robert Stanley Wachal, Omaha, Neb. Kenneth George Wright, Minneapolis Lawrence Andrew Wahoski, St. Paul Anthony Zaragoza, Minneapolis Hazel Violet Ward, B.A., B.S. in L.S., Alvin Sheldon Zelickson, Minneapolis Robbinsdale James Frederick Zellman, St. Paul Lewis Arlan Weiner, Little FaIls, CUM LAUDE

Bachelor of Science Shirley Ellen Bjorndahl, St. Paul Elva Marie Miller, South St. Paul Marilyn Burstein, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Science in library Science Jerome Kenneth Corrigan, B.A., Rosemarie Olson, B.A., St. Paul Minneapolis Geraldine Ann Peterson, B.A., Still­ Richard Alan Gray, B.A., St. Paul water James B. Haglind, B.A., Minneapolis Dorothy Mae Rydberg, B.A., Tracy Joanne Esther Hay, B.A., Pelican Eugene Paul Sheehy, B.A., M.A., Rapids Nashua Mary Louise Heinz, B.Ph., St. Paul, Mary Myrl Steele, B.A., Jud, N.D. MAGNA CUM LAUDE Sigurd Melvin Swenson, B.A., M.A., Carolyn Wilma Henning, B.A., Minneapolis St. Paul Clifford Leo Tierney, Jr., B.S., Carol Marie Lee, B.A., South St. Paul St. Paul

19 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Bachelor of Arts Richard Erwin Anderson, Crosby Elder Francis Preiss, Jamaica, L.I Richard Owen Conrad, Minneapolis, N.Y. ., MAGNA CUM LAUDE Rodris Carson Roth, J\Jinneapolis, Bonnie Beulah Holcomb, Wells CUM LAUDE Shirley Mae LaFond, Little Falls Helen Eileen Oveva Thompson, Elizabeth Jean Norris, Minneapolis Albert Lea Ardis Lorraine Pahl, Zumbrota Bachelor of Science Robert Arnold Anderson, Summit, Henry Lewis Perry, St. Paul S.D. Robert James Purvis, Stillwater \Valter Arthur Gammel, St. Paul Henry Louis \Voltman, Rochester Richard \Vilson Hunsaker, Minne­ apolis

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Technical Aid Certificate Darrell Leroy Abbott, Minneapolis Richard Louis Lundahl, Minneapolis Loren Elliot Ahlstrand, Minneapolis Robert Eugene Lundholm, Minne- MarcllS Daniel Anderson, Farihault apolis Niel Bcrnard Atkinson, St. Paul Robert Sydney Mueller, Minneapolis Douglas Arley Baird, Minneapolis Richard Iver Olsen, St. Paul Jack Raymond Bartosh, Minneapolis Roger Alvin Parker, Minneapolis Myron Joseph Biros, Minneapolis John Donald Pearson, Minneapolis Milton Brandwein, Minneapolis Delbert Leroy Peterson, St. Paul Albert Anthony Buchal, St. Paul Kenneth Elliot Peterson, Cambridge Theodore Ray Butler, St. Paul roseph Michael Piotrowski, Minne- j\ugust Leonard Cyrotski, Minne- apolis apolis Adrian Francis Pribyl, Lakefield 'Thomas George Donnelly, Minne- Paul Norman Roitenberg, Minne- apolis apolis Robert Allen Foseid, Minneapolis Oucntin Leonard Sommers, St. Paul James R. Hilmanowski, St. Paul Lee Thomas \Vethe, Minneapolis Gordon Frank Lindholm, Minne- John Harlow Zesbaugh, Minneapolis apolis Bachelor of Science James Richard Beebe, Trempealeau, John Robert Bjoin, Minneapolis Wis. Keith Charles Eddy, MinneapoIi.~, Dale Leroy BeihofEer, Gaylord, WITH WITH HIGH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION George Lennart Hegg, Minneapolis Donald Allen Peterson, St. Paul, WITa Richard Kent Juberg, Minneapolis, DISTINCTION WITa IIIGa DISTINCTION Edward William Rosencrants, South Roger Harris Kottke, Minneapolis St. Paul, WITH DISTlNCTION Jerome Benedict Malerich, Minne­ James Richard Rush, Minot, N.D. apolis John Gordon Ryberg, Duluth Robert Thomas Milton, Minneapolis Robert Reed St. John, Mankato, WITH Thomas Orville Moore, Rochester, DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Lester David Savage, Jr., Minneapolis Lorne William Nelson, Two Harbors Harry Alexander Thomson, Jr., Richard Keith NeIson, Minneapolis, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Charles Ferguson Tiffany, Aitkin, Rolland Arthur Neve, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Ray Edward Just Olsen, Minneapolis, John Dewey Tomlinson, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Donald Harold Olson, Two Harbors Richard James Vasatka, Mendota, Roy Lawrence Ostergren, Litchfield WITH DISTINCTION Park, Ariz. Arthur William Zech, Minneapolis Roger Noel Pederson, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION

B1chelor of Aeronautical Engineering Leslie Becicka, Warba Paul D. Haglin, Minneapolis Robert James Calof, St. Paul Harvey DeLancey Palmer, St. Paul, Thomas Edward Collins, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Warren Arthur Eberspacher, West Robert Reed St. John, Mankato St. Paul Thomas Joseph Sutor, St. Paul Jerome Dean Ekstrand, Mankato James Anthony Winker, Randall, Alene Geneva Elsner, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION

Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering Roland W. Altmann, Gibbon Roger ErIe Machmeier, Mondovi, James Richard Beebe, Trempealeau, Wis., WITH DISTINCTION Wis., WITH aIGH DISTINCTION James Hi11s Polacek, Owatonna, WITH Warren Quentin Dahlin, Scandia DISTINCTION James Edgar Gee, Sacred Heart Robert Louis Schaffer, Red Wing

Bachelor of Architecture Richard Thomas Acott, Wisconsin Robert Edwin Richmond, Minne­ Rapids, Wis. apolis Richard Kenneth Lenci, Virginia Gilbert S. Silverman, Minneapolis Gilbert Byron Langseth, Minneapolis James Edgar Stageberg, B.A., Minne­ Richard Cole Lueben, B.A., St. Paul apolis Charles Dean Peterson, Minneapolis Ned Byron Wiederholt, B.A., Grants­ Charles Hubert Reeve, Jr., Hibbing burg, Wis., WITH DISTINCTION 21 Bachelor of Chemical Engineering

Lynn Carl Adolphson, Argyle, WITH Dario Renard Monti, Hibbing, WITa DISTINCTION DISTINCTION George Burroughs Blake, Minneapolis Kermit C. Moskop, Minneapolis Halbert Nelson Cole, St. Paul Ray Edward Just Olsen, Minneapolis, Peter Sturtevant Dwan, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Harold Bcrtrum Finch, Jr., Minne- Robert James Rogge, Minneapolis apolis Victor Carl Shoaff, Grand Rapids Donald Olaf Hanson, St. Paul James Mark Steinmetz, Rochester, Arlyn Calvin Hemme, Luverne, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Richard Keith Swandby, Minneapolis Hilding Richard Hultkrans, Little Walter W iIIis Thulin, l\Jinneapolis, Falls WITH HIGH DISTINCTION \Valter P. Jacobson, Jacobson John Dewey Tomlinson, Minneapolis, Harold Bernard Kaiser, Minneapolis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION William Lohff, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Civil Engineering Raymond Allen Adolfson, \VilImar Bernard John Hukee, Jr., Adams James Harry Anderson, St. Paul Carl Andrew Hustad, Minneapolis Robert Edward Anderson, Minne- Robert Frank Jaksa, Virginia apolis Clarence Bud Johnson, South St. Paul Maurice William Angvall, Amboy LeRoy Douglas Johnson, Minneapolis Roger Dean Benson, St. P~lUI, WITH Vernon Arnold Knutson, St. Peter DISTINCTION Frallcis Louis Krieger, St. Paul David Richard Collis, Minneapolis, Stanley Earl Lewis, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION William Ray Lindgren, Hibbing William Atkins Cummens, Clara City \Vilbur J. Lockman, Rochester Gunnar OIavson Dagestad, Voss, Nor- Stanley Carl Mellin, Marcell way, WITH DISTINCTION Duane William Miller, Marshall Thomas Roland Davey, Eveleth Thomas Orville Moore, Rochester John Andre Des Lauricrs, St. Paul Rolland Arthur Neve, Minneapolis, John Howard Diederich, B.A., Sauk WITH DISTINCTION Centre Leonard Newman, Minneapolis Stanley Erick Erickson, Minneapolis Neil Roger Osmundson, Appleton George Richard Gaspard, Minneapolis Roger Irving Osmundson, Minne- Donald Lyle Gullickson, Red Wing, apolis WITH DISTINCTION James Frederick Otto, St. Paul Howard "Valter Heck, Minneapolis Gustaf Adolph Peterson, Melrude Norman Everard Hendrickson, Min­ Gerald Robert Schnobrich, New Ulm neapolis James Edward Seykora, Owatonna Blaine Fredric Himmelman, Mankato Myron Thomas Strecker, Annandale Paul Raymond Hoffmann, Austin, Frederick Charles ll1eiss II, Mahto- WITH DISTINCTION medi Dale John Holmquist, St. Louis Park \Vayne Leo Thompson, Little Falls Nicholas Christopher Hrnjez, South Harry Alexander Thomson, Jr., Min­ St. Paul neapolis 22 Charle~ Ferguson TiHany, Aitkin, Richard James Vasatka, Mendota, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Donald Van Prodien, Pine City Edward John Zugschwert, St. Paul

Bachelor of Electrical Engineering Wesley Eldred Ahlberg, Worthington George William Reilly, Jr., B.S., Robert Paul D'Evelyn, White Bear Minneapolis Lake Donald Allan Reynick, Minneapolis Roger Philip Durkee, Minneapolis Gordon William Sangster, Duluth, James Leigh Harrison, Mound WITH DISTINCTION Gordon Mahlon Kogl, South St. Paul Don Paul Shabatura, Minneapolis Roy Daniel Larson, Duluth Dayle Rigby Smith, Jackson, Wyo. Robert Thomas Milton, M~nneapol~s John Robert Taylor, Ely Melvin Turner Northey, Mmneapohs Charles Albra Whitmore, Minne­ Richard Leo Paidosh, Minneapolis apolis Andrew William Palm, Jr., Huron, Arthur William Zech, Minneapolis S.D. Larry Richard Zemlin, Minneapolis Donald Carl Reiher, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Engineering Mathematics James Reede Gray, Redwood Falls Ross Milford Olson, St. Paul

Bachelor of Geological Engineering John Axel Holmquist, Minneapolis Earl Duane Van Reenan, Albert Lea William Crawford Kirkwood, St. Paul

Bachelor of Industrial Engineering Donald Allan Anderson, Duluth William James Jurchisin, Minneapolis Thomas George Bruening, Mitchell, Allen Mirsky, Minneapolis S.D. Rex Lee Nelson, Rochester Douglas Cameron Crocker, Minne­ E. William Oakland, Duluth apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Russell Arnold Oxendale, Minne- Willis Eben Dahlman, Grandy apolis Dan Gish Haney, Minneapolis, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering David Robert Alford, Minneapolis John Robert Bjoin, Minneapolis Ronald Wichman Anderson, Minne- Gerald LeRoy Bratsch, Mankato apolis John Cleary Cress, Minneapolis Lloyd Richard Ashmead, Minneapolis Carl Howard Eckstrom, St. Paul John Thomas Berg, St. Paul David Jerome Ekberg, Minneapolis, WiIIiam Edgar BeVier, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Patrick Henry Estes, South St. Paul 23 Clarence Edwin Finman, Duluth Donald James rvIcAnulty, Red Lake Leslie Ralph Flink, Cambridge, WITH Falls HIGH DISTINCTION John Patrick Murphy, Minneapolis Hugh M. Grcenwald, Minneapolis Roy Lloyd Peterson, Red \Ving Eugene Sanford Hamlin, Minneapolis James Joseph Ranft, Minneapolis Alan R. Hanson, Montevideo Jacob Andrean Ronning, Jr., Minne_ David Ray Headla, Excelsior apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Carl William Ingle, Minneapolis Howard Emil Schumacher, Ottertail Toivo Atiel Kivikko, Duluth Harley Harry Stovcr, Minneapolis Herman Martin Kurrelmeier, st. Paul John Crawford \Valker, Minneapolis Frank Anthony Kuzma, Ely Donald Everett \Vare, St. Cloud Douglas Alan Lawler, St. Paul Donald Edward Watcrs, Minneapolis Donald Douglass Lenhart, Mil11le· Eugcne Robert \Vorrell, South apoIis, WITH DISTINCTION St. Paul Howard Walter Lindgren, St. Paul Alan Brink Zimmerschied, St. Louis Robert \Valter Lockwood, Faribault Park

Bachelor of Metallurgical Engineering Jackson Radcliffe Carter, Jr., St. Paul David Leif Schaffer, Stillwater Fred Allan Hagen, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Mining Engineering Thomas Champ Oliver, Virginia

Bachelor of Physics Robert Edward Field, Minneapolis, James Harold Lindholm, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Donald AIlen Peterson, St. Paul, WITH John 1. Gergen, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION HIGH DISTINCTION

The following Engineer degrees are granted to graduates of the University of Minnesota principally in recognition of the attainment of professional com­ petence and judgment. They are based on not less than eight years of pro- fessional work and a thesis.

Electrical Engineer Richard Egbert Jones, Rochester, Minn., B.E.E., '31, University of Minnesota, thesis, "Designs and Reciprocity Telebration of a Hydrodynamic Piston Phone."

Mechanical Engineer Richard Frank Huettl, St. Paul, B.M.E. '42, University of Minncsota, thesis, "Engineering Problem in Unit Air Conditioner Development." 24 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Science Dorothy Gunderson Alford, Minne­ Phillip Oliver Gagne, Minneapolis, apolis, Home Economics Agriculture Muriel Gustavson Andrews, Monte­ David Stephen Gates, Minneapolis, video, Home Economics Agriculture Orlin William Bakke, St. Paul, Veteri­ AmiLou Betty Gerst, St. Paul, Home nary Medicine Economics Edw

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Lawrence John Algiers, Hartford, Lyle Wayne Klein, Granada Wis. Edmund Joseph Kohler, B.S., Minne- Henry Louis Banal, B.S., Buhl apolis Henry Jasper Blohm, B.S., St. Paul Alphonse J. Kunkel, B.S., Kimball Leslie John Butman, B.S., Pipestone Harvard Ellsworth Larson, Boyd William John Cameron, B.S., Lu- John Fredrick Larson, B.S., Brecken- verne ridge Howard John Cook, B.S., Fort Atkin- Donald Miller Mason, B.S., Mankato son, Wis. Wallace Edwin Mattson, Mahtomedi John Ben Eckstein, New VIm Charles Abel McDonald, B.S., Rapid \Vinton G. Evans, B.S., Willmar City, S.D. Merton Douglas Fetters, Moose Lake Ralph George Molnau, Chaska Eiler D. Frederiksen, B.S., Askov Norman G. Mueller, B.s., Springfield Verdie Merlin Gysland, B.S., Gary Douglas Merwin Murray, B.S., Wa- Heman Allen Hancock, B.S., Brook dena Park Robert Joseph O'Hern, B.S., Minne­ Lyle Jay Hanson, B.S., Storden apolis Raymond LeRoy Hanson, B.S., M.S., Maurice J. Palmer, B.S., Stillwater Argyle, Wis. Ralph Robert Palmer, B.S., Gregory, Elmer Rudolph Hokkanen, Annan­ S.D. dale Odell 1. Reinertson, B.S., M.S., Hen­ Derald Walton Johnson, St. Paul dricks Dean Raymond Kingrey, B.S., Worth­ Jo-Anne Schmidt, Tinley Park, Ill. ington Glen O. Schubert, B.S., Echo 27 Charles Roderick Shreffer, St. Paul Edward Anthony Usenik, B.S., Eve­ Joseph Anton Sigfrid, B.Y.S., Parkers leth Prairie Robcrt Windschill, B.S., Comfrey Bertram Lee Smith, B.S., Ada Charles \Villard Winslow, LaMoure Ronald Marvin Sook, Ivanhoe N.D. ' Harold Herman Templin, B.S., Glen- Griselda Frances \Volf, B.S., Ana­ coe conda, Mont. Charles William Towne, B.S., St. Delvin E. Zinter, Ellendale, N.D. Cloud

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE AND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Grace Josephifle Bodlak, St. Paul, Robert Doyle Hjort, South St. Paul Home Economics Education Agricultural Education ' Laura Ann Crolley, Glencoe, Home June Louise Hoium, Hopkins, Home Economics Education Economics Education Eunice Cunningham, Appleton, AriJd UtoH Johansen, Tyler, Agricul­ Home Economics Education tural Education, WITH DISTINCTION Lenore May Cyphers, BIue Earth, Mary Louise Johnson, Redwood Falls, Home Economics Education Home Economics Education Lois Jean Dalbec, Grand M:Jfais, Robert Peter Johnson, Eveleth, Ag­ Home Economics Education ricultural Education BevaLee DeGriselIes, Pipestone, Shirley Haapala Johnson, Dassel, Home Economics Education, WITH Home Economics Education DISTINCTION Ruth Elizabeth Kangas, Gilbert, \ViIIiam Peter Drechsel, Fergus Falls, Home Economics Education Agricultural Education Lola Lvdia Kanne, Waseca, Horne Gerald Vincent Eagan, Argyle, Agri­ Econ~mics Education, WITH DIS­ cultural Education TINCTION Glen M. Enos, A.A., Vassar, Mich., Verda Laura Keith, Duluth, Home Agricultural Education Economics Education Wayne Robert Flynn, Porter, Agri­ Mary Joan Kippley, Minneapolis, cultural Education Home Economics Education Elaine Georgia Halsey, Spring Valley, Joanne Marie Klobe, Glencoe, Home Home Economics Education Economics Education, WITH DIS­ Edward Lewis Harms, Isle, Agricul­ TINCTION tural Education Elaine H. Krueger, Ceylon, Home Dorothy Irene Hartwell, Wayzata, Economics Education, WITH DIS­ Home Economics Education, WITH TINCTION DISTINCTION Carol Lynn Rene Moberg, Taylors Paul Rudolph Hasbargen, Tintah, Ag­ Falls, Home Economics Education ricultural Education Donis Arlene Moechnig, Lakc City, Norman Victor Leonard Helbacka, Home Economics Education Cook, Agricultural Education MariaIlI1 Munter, Hibbing, Home Caroline Ann Hennan, Luvernc, Economics Education, WITH DIS­ Home Economics Education TINCTION 28 Janice Elaine Olson, Montevideo, Mary Huddleston Sargent, Little _ Home Economics Education Falls, Home Economics Education Einar Wallace Palm, f\.A., Baudette, Arnold James Schroeder, Lanesboro, Agricultural EducatIOn, WITH HIGH Agricultural Education DISTINCTION Merle Curtis Schwartau, Red Wing, Darlene Delores Peterson, Minneapo­ Agricultural Education lis Home Economics Education Wallace DeForest Shodean, Detroit Norbert Theodore Phillips, Good Lakes, Agricultural Education Thunder, Agricultural Education, Martha Ellen Thompson, Colo, Iowa, WITH DISTINCTION Home Economics Education Elizabeth Nellie Pierce, Verndale, Irene Maria Walkee, Minneapolis, Home Economics Education Home Economics Education Margaret Vance Ranseen, Minneapo­ Patricia Helen Weller, Minneapolis, lis, Home Economics Education Home Economics Education, WITH Gloria Ann Salomonsen, Minneapo­ DISTINCTION lis, Home Economics Education, Marjorie Anne Wyland, St. Paul, WITH DISTINCTION Home Economics Education

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE AND SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Agricultural Business Administration John Perry Carlson, Wheaton Lowell Herbert Helgerson, Rochester

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Charlotte Lois Abrahamson, A.A., Patricia Al1n Auer, Minneapolis, WITH Minneapolis DISTINCTION Russell Blair Adams, B.B.A., Minne- William Peter Baer, New VIm apolis Donald Arthur Bailey, Minneapolis Beverly Ann Adamson, Minneapolis Delpha Halling Baken, Minneapolis* Paul Gerhardt Albrecht, Bowdle, S.D. Barbara Jayne Baker, Minneapolis Richard Van Allenstein, Fayette, Lionel Charles Barker, Minneapolis Iowa, WITH DISTINCTION Carol Louise Barnes, Rockford Barbara Ruth Anderson, Minneapolis, Katherine E. Barnhill, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION John Warren Behonek, Minneapolis Betty Coral Christiansen Anderson, Norma Lee Bellows, Duluth Ada Drusilla Marquis Bennett, Vancouver, Donna K. Anderson, Litchfield Canada, WITH DlSTINCTlON* Eileen Gloria Anderson, Minneapolis Eunice Gail Bennett, Minneapolis James Carl Anderson, Minneapolis Joan Louise Bennett, Red Wing Lois Ann Anderson, Cloquet Anne Elizabeth Bentzen, Minneapolis * Nursing Education Curriculum. 29 Goldie M. Berg, Hallock I LHlcy DU~l1le Chri:;tiansen, Isle Lorraine Estelle Berger, Minneapolis lneanor Jane Christianson, Owatonna Thomas Richard Bergstedt, Mimic- Charlottc Shaw Cleveland, Exce1sio apolis Mahlon Jason Coles, Minneapolis r Helen Berkman, Oronoco Hita 1'vlae Conzemills, Cannon Falls Ruth Berkman, Oronoco WITH DISTINCTION ' Paul Dee Berrisford, B.A., St. Paul Nancy Louise Cook, R.N., Wausau Charles 'Warren Bispala, Hibbing Wis., WITH DISTINCTION* ' Barbara. Billings Black, Flint, Mich. * Marilyn Eloise Czaia, Minneapolis, Garth Eugene Blais, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Myra Lou Blumenthal, Minneapolis Gloria Pearson Danielsoll, Minne_ Shirley Eileen Bolton, Minneapolis apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Ruth Leone Boomhower, R.N., Ash- Dia;le Davies, ~Minlleapo1is, WITH HIGH tabula, Ohio, WITH HIGH DISTINC­ DISTINCTION TION* Byron Burnell Davis, Robhinsdale Robert John Boyce, Minneapolis Jean Carol Dawson, River Falls, Wis. Audrey Elaine Boyum, 1'vlinncapolis, Joan Dcines, Minneapolis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Ethel Koenig Demaree, Minneapolis'" Ruth Sarah Braeman, Minneapolis Elcanore Mae Dcnnstedt, Harmony Mark Hugh Bremmer, Minncapolis Joan Mary Dericks, St. Paul Florence Ann Bronczyk, Forest Lake, Valerie Cline Determan, Lake Benton WITH DISTINCTION Elizabeth Grace Dewes, Hopkins Sue Baker Bros, l\Jinneapolis, WITH Dorothy Carol Oline Dibbern, Lu- DISTINCTION verne Joyce G. Brown, Minneapolis Duane Edward Dickey, Minneapolis Jeanette Arneson Buck, Minneapolis Leona Eleanor Dickey, Salt Lake City, Mary Elizabeth Bums, Minneapolis Utah, WITn HIGH DISTINCTION Dorothy Donna Cacharelis, Minne- Grace Elizabeth Dickson, Minneapo­ apolis lis Galen Labbitt Cain, B.A., Minne­ Marjorie Elizabeth Doran, St. Paul apolis Joan Ann Dorenkemper, St. Cloud, Florence Elizabeth Calva, Minne­ WITH DISTINCTION* apolis Raymond James Duffina, St. Paul Doris Schmidt Carlsoll,Minneapolis, Patrick Kenneth Eckert, A.A., Min­ WITH DISTINCTION neapolis, WITH DISTINCTION Edward Robert Carlson, Minneapolis Faustine Valrei Edkins, Minneapolis Florcnce Fairbairn Carlson, l\1innc- Alice Clarissa Egan, St. Paul, WITH apolis DISTINCTION Norma Jean Carlson, Anoka Gerald Joseph Ehlers, St. Paul, WITH Richard Verner Carlson, Minneapolis DISTINCTION Phyllis Ruth Casselman, St. Paul Mary Jane Ehrnst, Foley Donna Maureen Charlson, Minneapo- Elsie Mae Emanuelson, Virginia lis Ruth Elizabeth Emanuelson, Virginia Richard Darrcll Cheney, Pipestone Edward Henry Enger, Minneapolis Maureen Elizabeth Chinski, HOllston, Elaine Sarcleson Engelbart, Minne- Texas apolis Allan Wesley Christensen, Clarkfield, Arleen Ann Enquist, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Harvey Jonathan Christensen, New Dorothy \Vood Evans, Minneapolis'" London, WITH DISTINCTION Helen EuJalie Fagerholt, Hoople, N.D.* • Nursing Education Curriculum. 30 Richard Farmer, Minneapolis Lucille Caroline Hansen, St. Paul, Donna Marie Farrell, Minneapolis. WITH DISTINCTION Douglas George Farrell, A.A., Mm- Douglas Ralph Harding, St. Paul neapolis Willie F. Harper, A.A., Tuskegee, Thomas Stern Fern, Minneapolis, Ala. WITH DISTINCTION Jean Lorraine Harrison, B.A., St. Paul Cyrus Douglas Fish, ~orthom~ Mary Lou Miller Hartley, Minneapolis Phyllis Ann Flach, MmneapolIs Katherine E. Hauser, Luverne, WITH Mary Caroline Fleming, Minneapolis DISTINCTION Richard Dean Flood, Minneapolis Mary Ann Hauser, Luverne Keith William Forstrom, Fairmont Ruth Marellyn Hedin, Maple Plain Harriet Fox, Duluth Mary Louise Heimer, A.A., Austin Anna Marie Frankson, St. Paul Ruby Lorraine Helland, Minneapolis Delores Neola Fransen, Jackson Agnes Adelia Hendrickson, B.A., Du- Geraldine Ruth Freeman, Minneapo- luth lis Caroline Marie Henkel, Kenyon Marilyn Margaret French, Rochester Ralph Clemons Henkes, Racine, Wis. Margaret Johanna Friberg, R.N., B.A., Natalie Heron, Minneapolis Minneapolis* Betty Joanne Hesla, Oilmont, Mont. * June Hatsuyo Fujiwara, B.A., Honolu- Lewis Stephen Hidem, Minneapolis lu, Hawaii Dean Everett Hinmon, Beloit, Wis. Clayton Gene Furch, St. Paul Helen Elizabeth Hodgdon, B.A., Min- Eleanor Elaine Galchutt, Minneapolis neapolis Beverly Ann Gammon, St. Paul, Robert Wesley Hoeschen, Minneapo­ WITH HIGH DISTINCTION lis Marie Adele Geist, St. Paul, WITH Patricia Ann Hoffman, St. Paul, HIGH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Vivian Gelb, Minneapolis Bobby Lee Horswell, St. Paul James Peter Gilbert, A.A., Minne­ Joseph George Horvath, St. Paul apolis Barbara Grace Hough, st. Paul Miriam Ruth Goldberg, Minneapolis Richard Allan Hovelsrud, Minneapo- James Magna Gonyea, A.A., Minne- lis apolis Arlen Marshall Howe, A.A., Minne­ Orpha Cynthia Goodhue, St. Paul apolis Fred Lee Gordin, Minneapolis Ruth Ann Howe, Minneapolis Howard Allen Gordon, Virginia Gretchen Joan Hoyer, Manitowoc, Patricia Jean Gould, B.A., Minneapo- Wis., WITH DISTINCTION lis Kathleen Mary Huelster, St. Paul Claire Joan Grady, East Grand Forks MaryAnn Hultgren, Minneapolis Lloyd Ochs Grandprey, Meriden Mary Lou Hunting, Duluth Joan Lee Greenhalgh, Minneapolis Donna Elaine Isaacson, Litchfield, Barbara Lucille Grove, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION Harriet Anna Hadley, Ruthven, Iowa* Lillian Dolores Jacobsen, Cloquet Estelle Ethel Hagie, Minneapolis Junior Otto Jagusch, Mahtomedi Denis Henry Haines, A.A., Minne- Loras Mae Jellum, Osage, Iowa apolis Mervin Carlyle Jensen, Albert Lea Gera1d Jerome Hanggi, St. Paul Carolyn Margaret Johnson, Minne- Janet Magdelene Hansen, Minneapo­ apolis lis Helen Rosamond Johnson, Dawson

* Nursing; Education Curriculum. 31 Marilyn Ann Johnson, Hallock Janice Enger Love, B.A., Minneapolis Marlyce Mae Johnson, St. Paul, WITH Peggy Ann Luck, St. Paul DISTINCTION Yvonne Carolyn Lueck, Minneapolis Miles Aga Johnson, Minneapolis Joan Marie Lundheim, MinneapOlis Phyllis Claire Johnson, Alexandria Nonl1a Jane Lyslo, Redwood Falls* Wallace John Johnson, Becker Ann Louise MacGibbon, MinneapOlis Patricia Louise Johnston, Minneapo- Donald HenDan Machande, Minne_ lis apolis Radonna l\!farie Jones, Mankato, WITH Marilyn Joan Mackenzie, Minneapo_ HIGH DISTINCTION lis \Villiam Cecil Jones, Minneapolis John Edmund Mackey, Minneapolis Patricia Ann Kelly, Minneapolis Solveig Olson MacLean, Minneapolis Ramona Jane Kinnett, Minneapolis Marcia Mae Magnuson, Minneapolis Stanley Cramner Knox, Osage, Iowa Jon Francis Malaney, Minneapolis Marian Josephine Knudson, Minne- June Morin Manke, St. Paul, WITH apolis DISTINCTION Helen Jean Kolbo, Minneapolis Carol Jean Martin, St. Paul, WITH Byron Earl Kopp, Minneapolis DISTINCTION Grace Dorothea Kormmmn, Prince­ Barbara Anne Mattill, Oak Terrace ton* Ruth Lillian Mattson, Minneapolis* Joy Marie Kratzke, Waconia Barbara Helen Maywald, Hartland Merle Anne Kremen, B.A., Minne­ Patricia Ann McConville, Minneapo_ apolis lis H ugh Elwell Kurtzman, Minncapo­ Mort.on Emmet McGeary, Gladstone, lis MIch. Clair Allen Kuss, Fairmont, WITH Kenneth Ralph McGonagle, Royalton DISTINCTION Jean Adair McMillan, St. Paul Audrey Anne LaFavor, St. Paul Lois Louise McNerney, Fairmont 1,oAnn Lana, Long Prairie, WITH DIS- Richard Keith Means, Sherman Oaks, TINCTION* Calif., WITH DISTINCTION Frank Andy Larson, St. Paul Winifred Heywood Megson, Glaston­ Jeanette Rose Larson, Minneapolis bury, Conn., WITH DISTINCTION* Nancy Mac Larson, Albert Lea Harold Raymond Menssen, Butter­ Betty' June Lawler, A.A., St. Paul field, WITH DISTINCTION Janet Elm Lawson, St. Paul Dolores Marie l\lcrrill, St. PaIIl, WITH Janet Ann Lehman, St. Paul DISTINCTION Kathryn Vinje LeRoy, Alexandria Katherine Louise Meyer, Minneapo­ Herbert David Levy, St. Paul lis* James Albert Lewis, Minneapolis Barbara Jean Miller, Aberdeen, S.D. Maren Hansord Lilja, Minneapolis Myrtle Alvina Mjelve, B.A., Minne­ Joan Margaret Lindberg, Hallock apolis Myrna Carol Lindstrom, Litchville, PhyIIis Janet Mlinar, Spring ValIey, N.D. WITH DISTINCTION* Otto Paul Link, St. Paul Audrey Mae Moberg, Cokato Vera June Linscheid, Butterfield Joan Mylrea Moore, Pipestone Arlene Forsan Linton, Duluth \Vilbur Dean ]'vIoore, Pipestone David Merle Litsey, Minneapolis, Marilyn Ann Mork, St. Paul WITH HIGH DISTINCTION George Edward Morrison III, A. A. , Betty Jane Loge, Oslo, WITH DISTINC­ St. Paul TION* • Nursing Education Curriculum. 32 Joanne Alice Munson, St. Paul, WITH Nanette Helen Pommer, Minneapo­ DISTINCTION lis, WITH DISTINCTION Mary Willette Murphy, St. Paul Mildred Tean Potocnik, Gilbert, WITH Nancy Lucre~a Lawhon Murphy, DISTINCTION MinneapolIs Douglas Charles Pratt, Minneapolis, Marjorie Jean Mutch, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Virginia Helena Nade~u, St. Paul* Stanley Jay Rappoport, Minneapolis Patricia Ann Nadolski, Rochester Louise Jane Gibson Rayner, Minne­ Carolyn Kristine Nelson, St. Paul apolis, WITH DlSTlNCTION* Charlotte Jean Nelson, Minneapolis* Anne Bradley Rea, Wayzata Dorothy Elaine Nelson, B.A., Spicer Elfriede Helene Regier, Newton, Jayne Vera Nelson, Wayzata Kan., WITH DlSTINCTION* Earle Arthur Nesse, Minneapolis Berniece Barbara Reutiman, Excelsior, Mary Pearson Nevin, St. Paul* WITH DlSTINCTlON* Gerald James Newman, Minnesota Laura Susan Richards, R.N., Maquo­ City keta, Iowa* Janet Mary Anne Newman, Fargo, Beverly Helen Roberts, Minneapolis N.D., WITH DISTINCTION Allan Richard Roby, St. Paul, WITH Joan Mary NickelIs, B.A., Minneapo­ DISTINCTION lis Beahice Reina Rolnick, St. Paul Elna Utoit Nielsen, Tyler, WITH DIS­ Ruth Marcia Rosen, Minneapolis TINCTION LaDonna Gayle Rosland, Minneapolis Anita Carvel Noodelman, Minneapo­ Bessie Fay Ross, Minneapolis lis Myron Eugene Roswold, Virginia Warren Theodore Norman, St. Paul, David Githens Rude, B.A., Duluth WITH DISTINCTION Eileen Margaret Russell, Minneapolis Frances Ann Novak, Hazen, Ark., Wesley James Sabourin, Bemidji WITH DlSTlNCTION* Eileen Marie Sather, B.A., St. Paul Joseph Donald Novak, Minneapolis Elvira Eleanor Satula, Waterbury, Francis Carr Ohly, Excelsior Conn., WITH DISTINCTION* Opal Irene Oleson, Hutchinson, WITH Marilyn Jean Schaefer, St. Paul, WITH DISTINCTION HIGH DISTINCTION Ervina Syneva Olmem, R.N., Minne- June Joslin Schafer, Wichita, Kans. apolis* Antonia Anne Scheringer, Minneapo­ Doris Christine Olseen, A.A., St. Paul lis Virginia Ann Olson, B.A., St. Paul Jeanette Leone Schley, Ceylon, WITH Nellie E. Osterlund, Des Moines, DISTINCTION Iowa, WITH DISTINCTION* Betty Ann Schneider, R.N., Elgin, George Leonard Patten, Minneapolis Iowa, WITH HIGH DlSTINCTION* Alyce Elvera Pearson, A.A., Lyle Carl John Schoenheider, St. Paul Eugene Earl Pearson, A.A., Minne- Park apolis Floy Jeanne Schonberg, Ogilvie Norman Alfred Petersen, Tyler Vernon Arthur Schultz, St. Paul Lois Evelyn Peterson, Minneapolis Judith Scott, Minneapolis Virginia Holt Peterson, Minneapolis* Ruth Inga Selland, Rugby, N.D.* Anita Lee Phillips, Minneapolis* James Joseph Shannon, A.A., Grand Jeanne Delwer Pieper, St. Paul Rapids Marvin Roger Platten, Park Rapids Nancy Carol Shelgren, White Bear Doris Kuperman Pliskin, Minneapolis Lake

• Nursing Education Curriculum. 33 Hazel Arlelle Sherf, Minneapolis, Eunice Martha Thompson, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION ' Stella Mae Shirck, St. Paul Lorraine Jean Thompson, Sunburg* Joetta Marie Shogren, North St. Paul Marguerite Claire Thyberg, Mahwah Anna Shure, Minneapolis N.J., WITH DISTINCTION ' Irene Mae Silverstein, Minneapolis Nancy Sarff Toman, Duluth, WITII Joan Siverling, Minneapolis DISTINCTION" Gretchen Ann Skalbeck, Portland, Luke Martin Toner, Graceville Ore., WITH DISTINCTION Dawn Emmons Tornquist, A.S., Jean Elizabeth Skarnes, Minneapolis Virginia, WITH DISTINCTION Ellen Janet Skibness, A.A., Minneapo­ James Willard Tracy, Minneapolis lis Betty VonceiI Tysk, Minneapolis Betty Jean Skillingberg, Homestead, Audrey Belle VanDeren, Minneapolis Mont.* Lowell Thomas VanTassel, Minne- Joan Lee Smilow, Minneapolis apolis Bob Lee Smith, Rochester Dale Masterson Vitalis, West St. Teresa Jane Smith, St. Paul, Paul vVynnefred Russella Smith, Minne- William Winfield Vokaty, Maple apolis Lake Barbara Clair Snyder, Minneapolis PhyIlis Mary VonEschen, Minneapo­ Patricia Anne Snyder, Albert Lea lis, WITH DISTINCTION Zora Elizabeth Sovil, Calumet James Clifford Wakefield, Elk River Elvira Spatafore, Waterbury, Conn. * Doris Eleanor \Valsh, A.A., Chippewa Patricia Mary Sperl, vVest St. Paul Falls, Wis., WITH DISTINCTION Alice Margaret Stahnke, St. Paul, Nancy Jean \Valsh, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION Dorothy Jean vVandrey, Owatonna Helen Dagny Stenberg, Amboy Gordon Harvey Webb, Minneapolis Jeanette Ann Stenseth, Minneapolis Jeanette Frances Weiss, Minneapolis Helen Jeanine Sticpan, St. Paul* Audrey Helen \Veldon, St. Paul Beverly Rae Stiles, V/alnut Grove Patricia Ann \Vest, Minneapolis Kenneth William Stolhammer, A.A., Lila Dolores Westberg, Cambridge Chicago, Ill. Theron \Vayne Whitfield, Minneapo- Judith May Stopf, St. Paul lis Shirley Marie Stromme, St. Paul Elizabeth Ann Whitney, Minneapo- Charlotte Louise Stunkard, R.N., lis* Minneapolis* Elaine Ann vVichelman, Gibbon* Marguerite Ann Supcr, Minneapolis Eugene Jerome \VilheImi, St. Paul Frank James Svoboda, A.A., St. Paul Lora Louise \Villems, Heron Lake, \Villiam John Swanson, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Harriet Avis Syrcen, Crosby Herschel Lawrence Wilson, Jr., A.A., George Francis Tait, Benson Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION Jesse Fishback Taylor, Ft. Benton Doris Teresa vVittman, Kiester Robert Lyle Temple, HilI City, WITH Joyce Lorraine Wold, Minneapolis DISTINCTION Esther Ann Yanser, Rochester Joanne Catherine Thayer, Minne­ Marguerite Ann YeIacich, G.N., Iron- apolis wood, Mich., WITH DISTINCTION* Bernard Leroy Thompson, B.A., Daw­ John Anthony Youngquist, Minne­ son apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Beverly Marie Thompson, A.A., Aus­ Ruth Evelyn Zuelke, Minneapolis tin • Nursing Education Curriculum. Bachelor of Science in library Science

Paul Dee Berrisford, B.A., St. Pa~l Ruth Mary Payne, B.S., Grand Forks, Lillian D. Johnson Holmes, B.S., Mm­ N.D. neapolis Evelyn A. Refiing, B.A., Drake, N.D. Ellen Marie Jones, B.A., St. Cloud Frances Marie Wiles, B.E., Duluth Ada Phyllis Olthoff, B.A., Emery, Beverly June Wilson, B.S., Willow S.D. River Master of Education Mary Ellen Evans, B.S., Armada, Sherman Donald LaBelle, A.A., B.S., Mich. Minneapolis Robert Lawrence Even, B.S., Cogs­ Gerald Halwood Manlove, B.S., well, N.D. St. Paul Mary Starke Harper, B.S., Tuskegee, Vern Harold Ranney, B.A., Granite Ala. Falls Louis Emerson Hough, B.S., Salem, Jane Ann Roberts, B.S., Lake Crystal Ore. Richard Byron Rosewall, B.S., Blue Earl James Isaacs, B.S., Stanley, Wis. Earth

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Business Administration Bertram Burdell Adams, Minneapolis Lester Herbert Bergeson, St. Paul Arnold Armin Albrecht, St. Paul Robert William Berglund, Clearbrook David Robert Alford, Minneapolis Herbert Jay Bernick, St. Paul Allen Frederick Andersen, St. Paul William Edgar BeVier, Minneapolis Clarence Allan Anderson, St. Paul George Burroughs Blake, Minneapo- David Warren Anderson, LaCrosse, lis Wis. Harold James Bloom, Worthington Gerald Edwin Anderson, A.A., W ortll­ Robert Sheldon Blumberg, Minne- ington, WITH DISTINCTION apolis Joan Marilyn Anderson, Minneapolis, Donald J. Brenner, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Donald Wayne Bricher, St. Paul Robert Davis Anderson, Duluth, WITH Darrell Everett Brink, St. Paul DISTINCTION Arlan Jerome Buchman, Spooner, Allan Lee Arnason, St. Paul Wis. John Parker Bader, Jr., Minneapolis John Bernard Buettner, St. Cloud George Henry Balcer, Olivia Fred Herman Bumstead, St. Paul Frederick Stanley Barkman, Minne- Edwin Arnold Carlson, Soudan, WITH apolis DISTINCTION Clarence James Baudhuin, Jr., Al­ Luverne S. Carlson, Minneapolis goma, Wis. Dick Roy Clark, Mankato Oliver T. Bekken, Luck, Wis. Richard Wayne Clement, Minneapo­ Thomas LeRoy Berg, A.L.A., lis Faribault 35 David Richard Collis, Minneapolis David Allcn Himmclman, Minneapo_ Douglas Cameron Crocker, Minnc­ lis apolis Robert Vernon Hovelson, Minneapo_ Jamcs Jude Cron, Minneapolis lis lvIarilyn Louise Cuddy, Minneapolis, Clyde Milton Illg, Detroit Lakes WITH DISTINCTION Joyce Evangelyn Iverson, Thief River Arthur Avery Cumbey, St. Paul Falls Joseph Frank Czvik, A.A., St. Paul Richard Pomeroy Jacobson, Minne_ Robert Stanley Dahlquist, Minne- apolis apolis Leland Thomas James, Minneapolis Raymond Paschal Deeney, Minneapo Charlcs Louis Jefferson, St. Paul lis David \Villialll Johnson, Red Wing Meyer Diamond, St. Paul Joel Percy Johnson, Minneapolis Belge \ Vendell Eastling, Millnea po­ l~obcrt vValter Jorgensen, Minneapo_ lis lis David Jeromc Ekberg, Minneapolis, Garfield Charles KaclJel, Jr., St. Paul, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Eugene Henry Ekwall, Kennedy James Thomas Kane, Minneapolis Robert vVancn Elofson, Minneapolis Harvey Sheldon Kaner, Eveleth Hugh Joseph Enzler, Minneapolis Ernest Edward Karlson, Duluth Harold Bertrum Finch, Jf., Minne- \Varren Kentwood Kirk, Minneapolis apolis Maurice Henry Knobel, St. Paul Robert Lewis Fin dorff, Minneapolis, David Robert Konshok, Park Rapids WITH DISTINCTION Leslie Frank Kotval, Vesta Leslie Ralph Flink, Cambridge, 'VITII James Conrad Larson, Henning DISTINCTION Roger Douglas Larson, Cottonwood Roderick Alfred Forsgren, Crosby Robert \Vinslow Lea, Duluth Carl Hugo Fritze, Owatonna, WITH Donald Douglass Lenhart, Minne- DISTINCTION apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Leonard Patrick Gill, Minneapolis Donald Lilja, Minneapolis Neil Norton Gitlin, St. Paul Dale Ernest Lindquist, Minneapolis John Joseph Graves, Detroit Lakes, Robert vValter Lockwood, Faribault WITH DISTINCTION Loren Erncst Lucke, Minneapolis John Frederick Gross, Minneapolis Roger Erle Machmcier, Mondovi, Gunval Palmer Gulbrandson, Bemidji Wis. Donald Oliver Hambleton, Minne- David Robert McDonald, Minne­ apolis, WITH DISTINCTION apolis Dan Gish Haney, Minneapolis, WITH Joseph Frederick McDowell, Minne- DISTINCTION apolis Lyle Vernon Hanson, Minneapolis \Vesley Allcn Mellgren, \Vorthington Robert Eugene Harris, Granite Falls Stanley Carl Mellin, Marcell Frederick Greene Hayden, Marble Jeanette Evelyn Merrick, Robbins- Edward Charles Hein, Minneapolis dale Reinald Christian Heise, Emmetsburg, Thomas Richard Michalski, North Iowa St. Paul Osmond Joseph Hellen, Sargeant Allen r..,lirsky, Minneapolis Robert Alvin Helvig, B.Ch.E., St. Paul Ronald Millerd Moen, Minneapolis Arlyn Calvin Hemme, Luverne, WITH Jack E. Munson, Minneapolis DISTINCTION Dale Selmcr Nelson, Minneapolis Alfred Glenn Hen jum, \Vorthil1gton James Wallace Neuwirth, Minne- Virgil Cyril Herrick, New Ulm apolis 36 Leonard Newman, Minneapolis Carl Alfred Streufert, Minneapolis Richard Nielsen, Minneapolis Lloyd Raymond Sundblad, Minne- Marilyn Noeske, AlexandrIa apolis Randolph Roger Nyquist, Duluth Norris George Swanburg, St. Paul Rodney Leonard ~b.erg, St. Paul Nona Jean Swanson, Minneapolis William John 0 BIlen, Jr., St. Paul Lyle Gene Tabat, Sheffield, Iowa Boward Vincent O'Connell, Jr., St. Richard John Tanquist, Minneapolis Paul Ronald Leslie Teigen, Kenyon, WITH Charles Julian Opheim, LL.B., Min­ HIGH DISTINCTION neapolis David William Thayer, St. Paul, Robert Henry Palistrant, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION HaNey DeLancey Palmer, St. Paul, Douglas Walser Thomson, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION WaIter Willis Thulin, Minneapolis, James Turnham Pearson, Little Falls WITH DISTINCTION Richard Duane Peters, Slayton Philip Hubbell Thuma, B.M.E., Charles Earl Peterson, St. Paul St. Paul Evan Hugo Peterson, Jr., Minneapolis Ralph R. Turner, B.S.L., Minne­ Glen Douglas Peterson, Minneapolis apolis Kenneth Albert Peterson, St. Paul Donald Raymond Tweet, Newfolden, Thomas Owen Phillips, St. Louis WITH DISTINCTION Park William Jacob Uhl, Minneapolis Charles William Pierson, St. Paul Nello Rudolph Valentini, Chisholm Violet Portlas, Hibbing Harold E. Vickland, Minneapolis Francis Joseph Pribyl, Elysian Lester Robert Voell, Minneapolis Byron Dale Rasmussen, Lamberton Bruce Isadore WalIer, Minneapolis, Robert James Roney, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Hillard Harry Ward, St. Paul, WITH Eugene Peter Ronning, Minneapolis HIGH DISTINCTION Palmer Lakin Rooch, St. Paul Douglas McMillan Warner, Jr., Jerome Otto Rowe, St. Paul Minneapolis Wayne Emmet Sampson, Hector Nancy Lou Warner, St. Louis Park Gordon William Sangster, Duluth Paul Edmund Westling, Minneapolis Paul Santrach, Jr., Calumet John William Westrum, Albert Lea Sheldon Schnitzer, Minneapolis, Orrin Alfred vVichelmann, Glencoe WITH DISTINCTION Lois Elaine Wickberg, Minneapolis Roger William Schnobrich, St. Cloud, Paul Arthur Wilken, Jr., Minne- WITH DISTINCTION apolis Raymond Joseph Schuster, Minne- Duane E. WindmilIer, Fergus Falls, apolis WITH DISTINCTION Victor Carl Shoaff, Grand Rapids Alice Katie Winkelbach, Minne­ James Lawrence Smith, A.A., Austin apolis James Harry Soya, Minneapolis Shennan W intIuop, Duluth, WITH Robert George Spellman, Minneapolis DISTINCTION Frank Richard Stewart, Stillwater Stanton Lyle Wolkoff, St. Paul, Howard Thomas Stewart, Rochester WITH DISTINCTION Austin Jule Stibbe, St. Paul John Alexander Woodhall, Jr., Glen­ Geneva Stickelberger, St. Paul wood

37 Bachelor of Science in Economics

Robert Lowe Bergfalk, Minneapolis Levi ~Iil1ner Peterson, Minneapolis Roger Seymour Carlson, Minneapolis, Robert Edward Roseen, Minneapolis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION WITH HIGH DISTINCTION ' Donald Jerome Clarkin, Minneapolis Eugene Francis Schafer, Minneapol' Ervine Henry Geiger, Jr., Minne­ John Ahugh Wedum, Minneapolis IS apolis

COllEGE OF PHARMACY Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Vinston Edward Anderson, St. Paul Richard rl1lOmas Jeans, Stillwater \Villiam Royal Belleau, Green Bay, Peter George Jianopoulos, Walker Wis. Charles \Villiam Johnson, Morris Robert Lewis Beske, Hector Mafnard Lawrence Johnson, Plain- Lee Clark Boekenoogen, Moose Lake VIew Raymond Edward Braun, Melrose Curtis Monroe Jordahl, St. Paul Darrell Eugene Breen, \Vestbrook Richard Jorgen Juul, Hutchinson Robert Harold Brix, Minneapolis Stephen Anthony Kachina, Columbia Donald \Villiam Carlson, Minne- Heights apolis Bcrnard Thomas Koenig, Winona David Beck Clark, Park Rapids Bertram George Leach, Minneapolis Leslie Willard Collins, Red \Ving Thomas \Villiam Loonan, Easton David Kerry Conger, Ogilvie Roland LeRoy Marshall, Crookston Willard Erwin Crosby, "Winnebago John Henry McNeely, Montrose Robert Warren Dodds, Moorhead Mervin Arthur Narum, Mabel Edward Clayton Edsall, Minneapolis John Louis Nevcaux, Minneapolis Lyle Gerald Fritze, LeSueur Kay Dorothy Newman, A.A., Duluth Joseph Geller, St. Paul George Richard Obcrg, Duluth Raymond P. Gim"annini, Eveleth Shelby John O'Brien, Jr., Minne- Thomas \Valter Giswold, Grantsburg. apolis Wis. Roy Hugo Olson, Minneapolis John Danol Goldner, Minneapolis Ben Joseph Osterbauer, 'Aryoming \Vanen Gamaliel Gordon, \\1 orth- Morris Edward Osterbauer, \Vyoming ington Irvin Byron Pagels II, Morris Richard William Greeman, St. Paul Richard Roy Paulson, Fairmont Robert Emanuel Guthe, A.A., Duluth Betty Ann Payne, Leonard Arthur James Hanson, Osakis Joan lone Quam, Minneapolis Harry Donald Hanson, St. Paul Mario Frederick Rosatti, Hibbing Robert Owen Hanson, Lanesboro Howard S. Rosen, Minneapolis Arnold Albert HaugdahI, Duluth George Frederick Setzer, St. Paul Eugene Carl Henke, Hutchinson Robert James Setzer, St. Paul Kenneth Charles Herzog, New DIm Robert \Villiam Splettstoesser, Arthur Edwin Hoganson, Two Har- Waconia bors Margery Ann Stafford, Minneapolis Donovan M. Hopperstad, Albert Lea Richard Harrison Stafford, Minne­ Carl J. Iverson, Pine City apolis 38 Ebner Francis Stemper, St. Paul John Whitney Trumm, Alexandria Edward Frank Stokes, Sandstone Robert Jennings Volness, Perley Russell Erling Yngve Strom, Duluth Richard Arnold Wagner, CI:uk, S.D. earl Norman Swanson, Minneapolis Robert James Zenk, New Ulm Warren Dale Tenhoff, Balaton James Eugene Zwisler, Minneapolis Robert Wendilen Tischler, St. Paul

LAW SCHOOL Bachelor of Science in Law Richard Ellsworth Aaberg, Minne- Zelotus Lyddy, Kendall, Wis. apolis Gerald Clayton Magee, Minneapolis Richard Duane Allen, Byron Lloyd Thomas Merrigan, Minne- Robert Bakke, Minneapolis apolis Harold Keith Bradford, Jr., Minne- William Wallace Merrill, Glencoe apolis William Novak, Minneapolis Carl John Bradshaw, Oelwein, Iowa James David Olson, B.A., Minne- William Ives Buhler, St. Paul apolis Robert James Coates, Perham Raymond B. Ondov, Minneapolis Jonathan E.ul Cudd, Minneapolis Lee Benjamin Reinfeld, Duluth Willard Stanley Domich, Ely Noah Schanfield Rosenbloom, B.A., Walter A. Egeland, Two Harbors Minneapolis Norman Eugene Evidon, Minne- Gerald Edward Rutman, St. Paul apolis Edward James Schwartzbauer, St. William Charles Geimer, Minne- Paul apolis Robert George Sether, St. Paul Richard James Gunn, Minneapolis Warren Wesley Shafer, St. Paul John William Hedberg, Minneapolis Norman Theodore Shaft, St. Paul Robert Leslie Helland, Arthur, N.D. Julius Coller Smith, Shakopee John Robert Hetland, Minneapolis Stephen Francis Varichak, Minne- Hollis Gerald Jay, A.L.A., Virginia apolis Richard John Kantorowicz, Minne- Donald Patrick Waddick, Minne­ apolis apolis Fred Richard Kraft, A.A., Austin Charles Frederick Wallander, l\lin­ Robert Latz, Minneapolis neapolis Ronald Hjalmer Linman, Minne­ Burton Gerald Weisberg, Minneapolis apolis Leonard Alfred Wilson, Jr., Mahno­ Paul Wallace Lohmann, Minne­ men* apolis Thomas Earl Wolf, B.A., Rochester Bachelor of Laws Richard Ellsworth Aaberg, Minne­ Russell Meridan Bennett, B.S.L., apolis Minneapolis Osmund Howard Aase, B.S.L., Robert Lowe Bergfalk, Minneapolis Kenyon Elliott O. Boe, B.A., Fergus Falls Donald Douglas Alsop, B.S.L., Duluth • Degree conferred as of March 20, 1952. 39 Raymond Alexander Bogucki, B.S., Kermit Ferdinand Hoversten, B.S.L Minneapolis Marshall " Josiah E. Brill, Jr., B.A., :~\'linneapolis Jeanne Florence Hubert, B.S.L John Patrick Byron, B.S.L., Minne­ D~uili ~ apolis Hollis Gerald Jay, A.A., B.S.L., Douglas \Vayne Calin, B.S.L., Virginia Blackduck Roger Al~en Johnsen, B.A., Milwau_ Donn Douglas Christensen, B.S.L., kee, \VlS. St. Paul Hans \Valdemar Johnson, B.S.L., Robert James Coates, Perham Hawley Willard Lester Converse, White Bcar Lee Norman Johnson, B.B.A., Min­ Lake neapolis Byron Miles Crippin, Jr., A.L.A., Richard \Valter Johnson, B.S.L., Min­ B.S.L., Minneapolis neapolis \Villard Stanley Domich, Ely Thomas Erncst Kellett, B.A., B.S.L. Dennis Francis Donovan, Jr., B.A., Minneapolis ' Duluth Roger George Kennedy, B.A., St. Thomas Edward Dougherty, B.S., Paul Minneapolis Robert Stanley Kersch, B.S.L., Min- Philip Harry Eastwood, B.A., Still- neapolis . water Robert Man'iIl Kommerstacl, Minne­ Bobby B. Ebbescn, B.S.L., Revere apolis \Valter A. Egeland, Two Harbors Richard George Lareau, B.A., Bur­ Donald Edward Engle, B.A., B.S.L., lington, Vt. St. Paul Arnold \VilIiam Larson, B.S.L., Patricia E. Erckenbrack, B.S.L., Albert Lea Adams Richard Snby Larson, B.S., Minne- Henry H. Feikcma, B.A., Minne­ apolis . apolis Elizabeth Jane Leathers, B.S.L., St. Lloyd Manly Ferdinandsen, Jr., Paul \Vinona John Hewett Lcmme, B.S.L., Still­ Thomas Gcrald Forsberg, B.s.L., water Appleton Charles Claire Lewis, B.S.L., \Vindom Donald Theodore Franke, A.A., B.A., \Villiarn Palll Lines, B.A., Cotton­ Rochestcr wood Sheldon Jack Gitclrnall, B.S.L., LeRoy Albert Loder, B.S.L., Coop­ Minneapolis crstown, N.D. Erwin Allen Goldstein, B.S.L, Zelotus Lyddy, Kendall, \Vis. Minneapolis \Villiam Drewry Lyons, B.S.L., Richard Jack Groseth, B.S.L., Duluth \Vhite Bear Lake Leslie Charles Gulbrandson, A.A., Richard Harris Magnuson, B.S.L., B.S.L., Albert Lea Minneapolis Richard Joseph Haertzen, B.S.L., Phillip J. Maguire, B.S.L., St. Paul Minncapolis Raymond Joseph Marshall, B.S.L., Timothy Jcrome Halloran, B.S.L., Winona St. Paul George Constandine Mastor, B.S.L., Gerald Hubert Hanratty, B.S.L., Bemidji Barry Robert Edward McGinty, B.S.L., Hunter E. Helgeson, B.S.L., Bagley St. Louis Park Samuel Hubbard Hertogs, B.S.L., Michael Edward McGuire, B.A., Excelsior Henderson 40 James Bruce .McKenney, B.S.L., Joseph Edward Salland, B.A., B.S.L., Minneapolis St. Paul Edward B. McMenomy, Rosemount Andrew Gorry Scott, B.S.L., St. Paul Thomas Francis Meany, B.S.L., Robert George Sether, St. Paul Austin Warren Wesley Shafer, St. Paul Neil Roderick Morem, B.B.A., Jerome John Sicora, B.S.L., Minne- lIarmony apolis Maylon Garth Muir, B.S.L., Jackson Jerome Bernard Simon, B.S.L., Duluth Thomas Ryan Mulcahy, B.A., B.S.L., Harold Jerome Soderberg, Jr., B.A., Minneapolis Minneapolis Herman Edward Nelson, B.B.A., Robert Edward Swift, B.S.L., Minne­ Minneapolis apolis Donald Sylvan Nolte, B.s., Waseca Chester David Taylor, Jr., B.S.L., Dorothy Marie Oerting, B.A., St. Paul South St. Paul Alton Jerome Olson, B.S.L., Cam- James VanValkenburg, B.S.L., Min­ bridge neapolis William Rinehart Pearce, B.S.L., Arthur Carl Wangaard, Jr., B.S.L., Faribault Minneapolis Bonnie Lorraine Perfetto, B.A., Frederick Robinson Wed del, St. Paul St. Paul William Richard vVeiss, B.S.L., Raymond Charles Ploetz, B.S.L., St. James Minneapolis David Keller Wendel, B.S.L., Minne­ James Edward Preece, B.S.L., Inter­ apolis national Falls Marian Frances Willems, B.S.L., Arthur Korsmo Rholl, B.A., North­ Wayzata wood, N.D. Gerald Grant Williams, B.S.L., St. William Sanders Rosen, B.S.L., St. Paul Paul Leonard Alfred Wilson, Jr., Mahno· Noah Schanfield Rosenbloom, B.A., men* Minneapolis

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY Graduate Dental Hygienist Fae Merece Adolphson, Argyle Mary Cecilia Heise, Minnesota Lake Carol Marie Anderson, Minneapolis Phyllis Ann Hollander, Wausau, Wis. Phyllis Anne Anderson, Minneapolis Marilyn Jean Johnson, Robbinsdale Lois Henriette Bowman, st. Paul Jacqueline Joyce Koehn, Eagle Grove, Marilyn Segal Chiat, Minneapolis Iowa Carmen June Corey, Minneapolis LaVonne Arlys Lilja, Minneapolis Mary Ann Daly, Minneapolis Beverly Jean Lind, Belle Fourche, Barbara Lynn Dykins, Nanticoke, Pa. S.D. Jean Marjorie Ellingwood, Minne- Faye Matilda Lunow, Minneapolis apolis Marilyn Joy Matravers, Oconto, Wis. Marie Therese Funke, Minneota Marianne Miller, Glenville Shirley Helen Habstritt, Raymond Lucille Romaine Miner, A.A., St. Beverly Jayne Harrison, Wadena Cloud * Degree conferred as of March 20, 1952. 41 Eleanor Ruth Murray, Minneapolis Audree Joseph Singer, Minneapolis Clara Ann Nelson, Billings, Mont. Coletta Susan Talbot, North Branch Marjory Ellen Peterson, Marinette, Mary Jane Warpeha, A.A., Minne_ Wis. apolis Jacqueline June Schelen, A.A., St. Mary Elizabeth vVestby, Madison Paul Dolores Mae \VhitfieId, Minneapolis Jane Sinclair, Owatonna

Bachelor of Science Berman Aeziman, B.A" St. Paul \ViIIiam John Dresser, Arlington Jerold Francis Ahlfs, Minneapolis Raymond Elliott Dunham, B.A., Ronald Lyle Albright, Lafayette St. Paul Dale William Amundson, Duluth Eugene Francis Eiden, Cologne Richard \Vellis Anderson, B.A., Thomas Jean Emond, Minneapolis St. Paul Paul Milton Englund, Minneapolis Robert Leo Anderson, St Paul Russell Fridolph Engstrom, Minne- Mervin Allen Aus, Minneapolis apolis Edwin J. Bard, Minneapolis DOlle Irwin Curtis Erickson, St. Paul Joan Kathryn Bardell, Glasgow, Mont. BurrelI Robert Ernst, Jr., B.N.S., Robert Joseph Barilett, Minneapolis B.A., Coleraine Robert Theodore Benson, St. Paul James Frederick Feilzer, B.A., Minne- Pearl Quentin Beveridge, D.D.S., apolis Appleton Gerald Rinde Florence, Minot, N.D. Maurice Raymond Bjerken, Minne~ William John Ford, Jr., Fargo, N.D. apolis James Douglas Fossum, Crosby Edgar Detlev Bock, Truman Melvin Leonard Frazee, Minneapolis Norris Lee Boe, Ogema Richard Joseph Fredlund, B.A., Charles Allen Boline, Henning Minncapolis Irving Allcn Borkon, B.A., Minne- Bernard Henry Gervais, Marshall apolis Bryce Allen Gilbertson, Luverne Wilbur Martin Bunker, Olivia Robert Clay Gilman, Owatonna Thomas Lynn Byfield, Fargo, N.D. Richard Harry Gordon, A.S., B.A., James Edward Cermak, Lester Prairie Crane Lake Richard Thomas Chopp, Bovey William Francis Gorman, St. Paul George Christ Collis, B.A., Minne- Joseph Louis Gotta, Jr., Ironwood, apolis Mich. Elmer Thomas Currcn, Jr., Crosby Richard \Valter Grabner, A.A., John Alfred Dahlquist, Minneapolis Minneapolis Eldon Jay Deadrick, Paynesville Zane Harry Gray, Osakis Rudolph Brodeen Delton, Minne- Carroll Clayton Groth, Ogema apolis Raymond Folke Gustafson, Minne- Thomas James Deutsch, Duluth apolis Norbert Theodore Dickman, Ogema Charles \Varren Hallgren, Carver Donald Charles Dietz, Pine Island Richard Palmer Hansen, B.A., Minne- George William Dimick, Faith, S.D. apolis Joseph McGregor Dobie, Mapleton Robert VanSant Harris, Roseau James Lewis Dobrin, B.A., Minne- Harry \Villard Haugan, B.A., Alvarado apolis Joseph Robert Heck, Buhl DilIon Bronson Donaldson, \Vindom 42 George Hallaway Henkel, B.A., James Edison Lofstrand, Minneapolis White Bear Lake Harold Arthur Lorentzen, Minne- S Ivester Stephan Hera, Jr., B.A., apolis YMinneapolis Anton Laverne Lund, Rochester Clement Norris Herred, Mobridge, Hobert Philip Lundblade, Sandstone S.D. Harry Charles Lundeen, B.A., Gerald Thomas Hesley, A. A. , B.A., Amery, Wis. Rochester John Edmund Maeurer, St. Paul James Sylvester Hiner, Grand Meadow James Patrick Mallon, Little Falls Arthur George Robert Hoaglund, WiUiam Burgess McCallum, Hibbing Minneapolis Loren James McCarty, St. Cloud Kenji Horita, A.A., B.A., Minne­ Wesley Joseph McIntire, Carlton apolis James Ivan Medof, B.A., Minneapolis William Franklyn Hudelson, B.A., Maynard Albert Mellang, B.A., Albert Hibbing Lea Melvin Christopher Humbert, James Allen Mentzer, Minneapolis St. Cloud Leonard Albert Moehrle, B.A., South Kay Herbert Matthews Ingebrigtsen, St. Paul B.M.E., Minneapolis John Hall Moline, Austin Leonard Robert Iverson, Jr., Glen­ James Norman Murray, Duluth wood Earl Dennis Nash, Winona Walter Gerome Iverson, B.A., Minne- Donald Henry Nelson, Minneapolis apolis Robert Anton Nelson, Ada Robert James Jacobsen, Minneapolis Gordon John Neumann, LaCrosse, Frank Douglas Jensen, Brainerd Wis. Verland Eldred Johnson, Jasper Eugene Thomas O'Brien, Belle Plaine Wayne Douglas Johnson, B.A., Harold Leroy Odden, Minneapolis Minneapolis Robert Harry Olander, B.A., M.S., Ralph Ray Johnston, Minneapolis St. Paul Franklin Robert Jung, Wadena James Richard Olesberg, Moorhead Carl Walter Karja, A.S., Virginia Richard Charles Oliver, Hastings Leo Victor Kennedy, Minneapolis Leslie T. Olson, St. Paul Paul Frederick Kiecker, B.A., Roy Clarence Olson, Hendricks Rochester Tak Osada, Minneapolis Ben Thomas Kirkpatrick, Jr., St. Paul David Jerome Osdoba, Albert Lea Richard Wadsworth Knapp, B.B.A., Richard Julius Osmundson, East Rochester Grand Forks Thomas John Kotula, Jr., Browerville Charles Donald Ostergren, B.A., Allen George Krebs, Albany St. Paul John Clayton Larsen, St. James William Douglas Ostergren, B.A., Richard Stanley Law, St. Paul St. Paul Delbert Wayne Leckband, B.A., John James Owens, Menahga Kinbrae Clifford Archie Patterson, Remer Walter David Lee, Caledonia Richard Lee Patterson, Minneapolis Robert Lawrence LeGault, Argyle Vincent Joseph Paul, Spring Valley Gordon Armand Leroux, Marble William Douglas Penny, Rolla, N.D. Davey Edmund Lieb, Minneapolis Raymond George Petersen, St. Paul Calvin Leroy Lien, Fargo, N.D. Ralph Charles Edward Peterson, Edward Charles Linden, Duluth Minneapolis David Thomas Lingle, B.A., Cass Vernon Eric Peterson, B.A., Minne­ Lake apolis 43 \Ycsley Carl Peterson, Virginia Robert \Yeber SwansOI;I, \Yashington Thomas Reuben Pirsch, Minneapolis D.C. ' Dean Edgar Rasmussen, St. Paul Richard John Swenson, Grove City Harley Alvin Raykowski, Jr., St. Paul Ray Koichi Tachibana, Minneapolis Clifford Adam Robertson, Long Idcn Grant Takaichi, Minneapolis Prairie Almon Orville TIJOmpson, B.S., Anthony David Romano, Jr., Duluth Spring Grove Mario Romero, Edinburg, Tex. Keith Richard Thompson, Mandan \Yilliam Dean Romers, Dillon, Mont. ~D. ' Robert Fredrick Sande, Two Harbors Theodore Sevrin Thompson, B.A., Donald Jesse Scattarella, A.A., Erskine Minneapolis John Frederick Thorene, Duluth Harold Edward Schad, R.N., Plain­ Reuben Jay Tieszen, Marion, S.D. view Edgar George Timm, Wood Lake Fred John Schletty, B.A., Minneapolis Jack Elmer Tomhave, Cloquet Eugene Valentine Schoener, Minne- George Roger Tompkins, Redwood apolis Falls Jerome Edward Schuldt, st. Paul Biruta Kalnare Treibergs, Minne­ John \Yesley Sheets, B.S., Brainerd apolis Myron Thorphin Shervheim, Ken- William Marcus Trygstad, B.A., sington Minneapolis Kenneth Marvin Shipstead, Winona Edward Gardelle \Yagner, B.S., Robert Emmett Silha, Minneapolis New VIm John Riffe Simmons, Jr., B.S., Green- Dale Edward Waite, B.A., St. Paul ville, S.C. Donald Frederick Watson, Minne- \Yallace Allen Simunds, Moorhead apolis Rogers Ardell Sjodin, Coleraine David Ernest \Yeiss, Eau Claire, Wis. Joseph Clay Smith, Minneapolis Donald Alphonse Welna, Minneapolis Arthur James Snyder, Rosholt, S.D. Willis Arthur Welty, Big Sandy, Dean Leslie Soderberg, Duluth Mont. Douglas Nelson Sorenson, Minne- .Marion Richarcl White, Minneapolis apolis Harvey Ronald Wiebold, St. Paul Robert Upham Spear, B.A., St. Paul Paul Raymond \Yild, St. Paul Herbert Joseph Stemper, St. Paul George Richard \Yilliams, AL.A., Stewart Douglas Stevens, Jr., A.A., Minneapolis St. Paul Kenneth Eugene \Yilson, B.A, Alan Orton Stewart, St. Louis Park Minneapolis Henry Duerre Stokes, Jr., Sandstone Harold Joseph WooHrey, Crosby, Roland Lloyd Stromsborg, B.A., N.D. St. Cloud Thomas John Zbaracki, Duluth Gordon Reinhart Struck, AL.A, B.A, Edgar Frederick Ziegler, Perham St. Paul George Curtis Ziegler, A.1.A., St. Paul Albert Ziton, B.Aero.E., St. Paul

Doctor of Dental Surgery Herman Aeziman, B.A., St. Paul Pearl Quentin Beveridge, Appleton Jerold Francis Ahlfs, Minneapolis Edgar Detlev Bock, Truman Edwin Jay Bard, Minneapolis Thomas Lynn Byfield, Fargo, N.D. Robert Theodore Benson, St. Paul James Edward Cermak, Lester Prairie 44 ltichard Th~mas C~opp, Bovey Harry Charles Lundeen, B.A., Amery.. George Chnst COllIS, B.A., Mmne- Wis. apolis Loren James McCarty, st. Cloud Elmer Thomas Curren, Jr., Crosby Wesley Joseph McIntire, Carlton Rudolph Brodeen Delton, Minne- James Ivan Medof, B.A., Minneapolis apolis James Allen Mentzer, Minneapolis Norbert Theodore Diekman, Ogema Leonard Albert Moehrle, B.A., South Donald Charles Dietz, Pine Island St. Paul George William Dimick, Faith, S.D. Donald Henry Nelson, Minneapolis Joseph McGregor Dobie, B.A., Robert Anton Nelson, Ada Mapleton Robert Harry Olander, B.A., M.S., Dillon Bronson Donaldson, Windom St. Paul William John Dresser, Arlington James Richard Olesberg, Moorhead paul Milton Englund, Minneapolis Leslie T. Olson, St. Paul Russell F. Engstrom, Minneapolis Richard Julius Osmundson, East Burrell Robert Ernst, Jr., B.N.S., Grand Forks B.A., Coleraine . Richard Lee Patterson, Minneapolis Gerald Rinde Florence, Minot, N.D. Raymond George Petersen, St. Paul Bernard Henry Gervais, Marshall Clifford Adam Robertson, Long Bryce Allen Gilbertson, Luverne Prairie Joseph Louis Gotta, Jr., Ironwood, Mario Romero, Edinburg, Tex. Mich. Stanley Earl Runke, B.S., Mapleton Zane Harry Gray, Osakis Robert Fredrick Sande, Two Harbors Carroll Clayton Groth, Ogema Harold Edward Schad, R.N., Plain- Richard Palmer Hansen, B.A., view Minneapolis Eugene Valentine Schoener, Minne­ Robert VanSant Harris, Roseau apolis Clement Norris Herred, Mobridge, John Wesley Sheets, B.S., Brainerd S.D. John Riffe Simmons, Jr., B.S., Green- James Sylvester Hiner, Grand Meadow ville, S.C. Kay Herbert Matthews Ingebrigtsen, Rogers Ardell Sjodin, Remer B.M.E., Minneapolis Joseph Clay Smith, Minneapolis Robert James Jacobsen, Minneapolis Arthur James Snyder, Jr., Rosholt, Ralph Ray Johnston, Minneapolis S.D. Franklin Robert Tung, Wadena Dean Leslie Soderberg, Duluth Paul Frederick Kiecker, B.A., Roches- Herbert Joseph Stemper, St. Paul ter Alan Orton Stewart, St. Louis Park Allen George Krebs, Albany Henry Duerre Stokes, Jr., Sandstone Walter David Lee, Caledonia Robert Weber Swanson, Washington, Gordon Armand Leroux, Marble D.C. Davey Edmund Lieb, Minneapolis Iden Grant Takaichi, Minneapolis Calvin Leroy Lien, Fargo, N.D. Almon Orville Thompson, B.A., Edward Charles Linden, Duluth Spring Grove David Thomas Lingle, B.A., Cass Theodore Sevrin Thompson, B.A., Lake Erskine James Edison Lofstrand, Minneapolis John Frederick Thorene, Duluth Harold Arthur Lorentzen, Minne­ Reuben Jay Tieszen, Marion, S.D. apolis William Marcus Trygstad, B.A., Minneapolis

45 Edward Gardelle Wagner, B.S., Harold Joseph Woolfrey, Crosby, New Ulm N.D. Harvey Ronald Wiebold, St. Paul Thomas John Zbaracki, Duluth

COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Graduate in Nursingt Eva Mae Lowell Anderson, St. Paul Goldie Anne Mix, Duluth Ann Marie Backlund, Minneapolis Phyllis Janet Mlinar, Spring Valley Patricia DeVaney Barnes, Hibbing Virginia Helena Nadeau, St. Paul Jeanne Sturgcs Brandt, Minneapolis Mary Jean O'Brien, Bayport Joan Leslie Carter, Minneapolis Virginia Holt Peterson, Minneapolis Marilyn Jeanne Clark, Duluth Kathleen Peyton, Minneapolis Donna Moulton Dielentheis, Still- Anita Lee Phillips, Minneapolis water Janice Holmquist Sathra, St. Paul Donalda Irene Dombeck, Minneapolis Park Dorothy Wood Evans, Minneapolis Lucy Schwartz Sontag, Sleepy Eye Marie Theresa Hill, Minneapolis Helen Jeanine Stiepan, St. Paul Florence Marie Jackson, St. Paul Nancy Sarff Toman, Duluth Loann Lano, Long Prairie Elaine Ann vVichelman, Gibbon Norma Jane Lyslo, Redwood Falls

Bachelor of Science in Professional Nursingt Frances Fay Fiedler, Osseo, Wis. Marjorie Lysne Swanson, Mason City, Phyllis Evangeline Naslund, Iowa Glen Lake Margaret Frances Whelpley, Spokane, Wash.

Bachelor of Science Barbara Singley Ackerman, Rochester, Patricia DeVaney Barnes, Hibbing, Occupational Therapy Public Health Nursing, WITH DIS­ Helen Lyons Adrian, R.N., St. Paul, TINCTION Public Health Nursing Ruby Grace Ben;amin, Hutchinson, Delores Ann Anderson, Buffalo, Occupational Therapy, WITH DIS­ Medical Technology* TINCTION Eva Mae Lowell Anderson, St. Paul, Ragnhild B. Bjeldanes, R.N., Minne­ Public Health Nursing apolis, Public Health Nursing G. Eloise Anderson, St. Paul, Medical Phyllis Mary Bock, LaCrosse, Wis., Technology, WITH DISTINCTION* Public Health Nursing Ann Marie Backlund, Minneapolis, Yvette Winifred Bornstein, Utica, Public Health Nursing N.Y., Public Health Nursing * These degrees are conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to December 18, 1952. t These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of nursing practice prior to December 18, 1952. 46 ne Sturges Brandt, Minneapolis, Mary Jeanne Grabner, Minneapolis, Jea;ublic Health Nursing, WITH DIS- Physical Therapy TINCTION Dorothy Mae Graff, Duluth, Occupa­ dence Loretta Burns Burrell, tional Therapy prMounds, Ill., Public Health Nurs- Nancy Jean Gregg, Minneapolis, Oc­ cupational Therapy Donaldin~ Stuart Campb e,II M'mneapo- Dolores Maxine Guiles, Minneapolis, lis Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy Don~a Jean Carlson, Minneapolis, Patricia Mary Hanauer, Albany, Medi­ Occupational Therapy cal Technology* Lois Hedvig Carlson, St. Paul, Medi­ Alice Jean Hartman, Minneapolis, cal Technology, WITH DISTINCTION* Medical Technology* Marilyn Lucille Carlson, Minneapolis, Joan Elaine Hayden, St. Paul, Medical Occupational Therapy, WITH DIS­ Technology* TINCTION Lois Marie Heaney, Mankato, Medical Joan Leslie Carter, Minneapolis, Pub­ Technology* lic Health Nursing Marie Theresa Hi11, Minneapolis, Margaret Elizabeth Cavanaugh, Public Health Nursing, WITH HIGH LaGrande, Ore., Public Health DISTINCTION Nursing Ruth Elizabeth Hoekstra, R.N., Marilyn Jeanne Clark, Duluth, Public St. Anne, Ill., Public Health Nurs­ Health Nursing ing Cecelia Theresa Coveny, St. Paul, Janet Elizabeth Hoskins, Sioux Falls, Public Health Nursing S.D., Occupational Therapy Dean Robert Dahlgren, Hector, Jacqueline Ann Irons, Minneapolis, Physical Therapy Medical Technology* Judith M. Davidson, Bonesteel, S.D., Florence Marie Jackson, St. Paul, Public Health Nursing, WITH DIS­ Public Health Nursing TINCTION Jeanne Marie Jensen, Minneapolis, Donna Moulton Dielentheis, Still­ Medical Technology, WITH DISTINC­ water, Public Health Nursing TION* Marilyn Joan Dietl, Minneapolis, Oc­ Donna Mae Johnson, Rochester, Oc­ cupational Therapy, WITH DISTINC­ cupational Therapy TION W iI1iam Kasinkus, Rockford, 111., Phyllis Marie Dolden, A.A., Roches­ Physical Therapy, WITH DISTINC­ ter, Medical Technology* TION Donalda Irene Dombeck, Minneapo­ Jane Kay King, Minneapolis, Occupa­ lis, Public Health Nursing tional Therapy Virginia Frances Dunn, St. Paul, . Frank John Klein, B.A., White Bear Medical Technology* Lake, Physical Therapy Marilyn Ruth Fakler, Minneapolis, Joan Kleinschmidt, Mankato, Physi­ Occupational Therapy, WITH DIS­ cal Therapy TINCTION Robert Peter Koenig, B.A., St. Paul, Patricia Ann Field, Minneapolis, Medicine Medical Technology, WITH DISTINC­ Joan Cannon Krause, Gladstone, TION* Mich., Public Health Nursing Glenn F. Gostick, Minneapolis, Physi­ Wemette Betty Lindquist, St. Paul, cal Therapy Physical Therapy

* These degrees are conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to December 18, 1952. 47 Carol Jane Lindstrom, Chisholm, Pub­ fames Frederick PohtiIla, Hibbing lic Health Nursing, WITH HIGH DIS­ Physical Therapy , TINCTION Tndine Powell, Yakima, \Vasll., Patricia Marie Lynch, Cloquet Physical Therapy Loretta Jane Mackey, AS., Ely Medi­ mna Margaret Price, Lamberton cal Technology, WITH DISTINCTION* Public Hcalth Nursing , Jean Miller Magney, Crookston, Oc­ Dorothy Ann Romer, Oaks, Okla cupational Therapy, WITH HIGH DIS­ Public Hcalth Nursing " TINCTION Ramona Hilia Rucker, Minneapolis Richard John McCaulcy, A.L.A., Medical Technology* ' Minneapolis, Occupational Therapy Clarice Angeline Rufsvold, Fort Ran­ Florence Hixson McConahey, B.A., som, N.D., Public Health NurSing Rochester, Occupational Therapy, Ethel Mae Rutherford, Burlington WITH DISTINCTION Iowa, Medical Technology* ' Patricia Alice McQuillan, Mahtomedi, Janice Holmquist Sathra, St. Paul PhySical Therapy, WITH DISTINC­ Park, Public Health Nursing TION Esther Irene Sehlin, Isle, Public Helen Ardelle Mead, Minneapolis, Health Nursing Medical Technology* Nancy Ann Sexton, Redwood Falls Syrile Yetta Meyers, Minneapolis, Public Health Nursing , Medical Technology* Felith Marie Shumaker, Bovey, Medi­ Goldie Anne Mix, Duluth, Public cal Technology* Health Nursing Stella Sobtzak, A.A., Coleraine, Medi­ Wilbur Lester Moen, B.A., Upham, cal Technology* N.D., Physical Therapy, WITH DIS Ll1cy Schwartz Sontag, Sleepy Eye, TINCTION Public Health Nursing, WITH DIS­ Doris Jean Moore, Dallas, Tcx., PlIb­ TINCTION lic Health Nursing Gertrude Goodwin Stokes, Moose Martin Orlen Mundale, Northfield, Lake, Medical Tec1mology, WITH Physical Therapy DISTINCTION Doris Jeanne Nelson, Swea City, Iowa, Dce Alice Sundberg, Minneapolis Medical Technology* Occupational Therapy Shirley Annc Nelson, Minncapolis, Irene !'vIaric SwankIe, R.N., A.A., Medical Technology* St. Paul, Public Health Nursing Ethe1mae Nygard, \Venatchee, Geneva Matilda Theis, Vandalia, III., Wash., Occupational Therapy, Public Health Nursing, WITH DIS­ WITH DISTINCTION* TINCTION Mary Jean O'Brien, Bayport, Public f'lIarie Louise \Vales, Minneapolis, Health Nursing Occupational Therapy Charlotte Lee Page, St. Charles, [vlarjorie Irene Warm ie, lVli1waukee, Medical Technology* \Vis., Public Health Nursing, WITH Dolores Panning, Hamburg, Occupa­ DISTINCTION tional Therapy, WITH DISTINCTION Donna Lou Weeks, Rochester, Public George Richard Petterscn, B.A., Health Nursing, WITH DISTINCTION St. Paul, Medicine Geraldinc G. \VesscIs, Raymond, Kathleen Peyton, Minneapolis, Public Physical Therapy Health Nursing Douglas John \Vestrcm, Minneapolis, Lillian Louise Piercc, A.S., Virginia, Physic8.! Therapy Medical Technology* • These degrees are conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to December 18, 1952. 43 Shirley Johanna Wickland, A.A., Margaret Jean WuolIet, Minneapolis, Eveleth, Medical T~c.hnology* . Physical Therapy Leatrice Caroline WIlliams, LehIgh, May Berniece Zimmerman, Bertha, Iowa, Medical Technology* . Public Health Nursing Beverly Mae .Wood, R.N., .Mmne­ apolis, PublIc Health Nursmg

Bachelor of Medicine Richard Robert Anderson, B.S., Hib­ Robert English Doan, B.A., B.S., bing Duluth Roger Eugene Anderson, B.A., B.S., James Hetherington Dokken, B.A., Minneapolis B.S., Cokato George Linal Barnard, Jr., B.Met.E., Gary Dudovitz, B.S., St. Paul B.S., Minneapolis Robert Valentine Edwards, B.S., Richard Edward Barnes, B.S., B.A., Minneapolis Minneapolis Herman Harrison Eelkema, B.S., Herman Duane Bentz, B.A., B.S., Duluth Grand Rapids Russell Jay Eilers, B.A., B.S., St. Paul John Lawrence Bonner, B.S., Virginia Robert Dell Erickson, B.S., Wykoff John H. Bouma, B.A., B.S., Edgerton Vernon Douglas Erickson, B.A., B.S., Carl Otto Bretzke, B.A., B.S., Hutch~ Minneapolis inson Virgil Thomas Fallon, B.A., B.S., Roger Warren Brockway, B.A., B.S., Darwin \Vayzata Albert David Fetzek, B.A., B.S., Marshall Francis Brown, B.S., Vir­ Minneapolis ginia Paul Reagan Finley, B.s., St. Paul Louis Arthur Buie, Jr., B.A., Roches­ Donald Peter Fox, B.A., B.s., Minne- ter apolis James Lee Canine, B.S., St. Paul Elbert John Gamble, B.S., Albert Lea William Johnson Carr, B.A., B.S., Ada Sigrid Gilbertsen, B.S., St. Paul Minneapolis Victor Adolph Gilbertsen, B.A., B.S., Frank Joe Carthey, B.A., B.S., Minne­ Winona apolis William Robb Glenny, Jr., B.A., B.S., Sherman Bradford Child, B.A., B.S., Minneapolis Minneapolis Marvin Eleazer Goldberg, B.A., B.S., Paul Vernon Cummiskey, B.S., B.A., Minneapolis Mankato Roy Herbert Good, B.S., Minneapolis Arthur Emerson Davis, Jr., B.S., Francis John Grimmell, B.A., B.S., St. Paul Minneapolis Jerome Joseph DeCosse, Bozeman, William Hunter Grohs, B.S., St. Paul Mont. Paul Oscar Gustafson, B.A., B.S., James Henry DeGeest, B.A., B.S., Minneapolis Minneapolis Jack Frederick Haas, B.A., B.S., Richard Allison DeWall, B.A., B.S., St. Paul Morris Charles Lee Harris, B.A., B.s., Park Norman Jack Diamond, B.A., B.S., River, N.D. Minneapolis

• These degrees are conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to December 18, 1952. 49 John Arnold Hartwig, B.A., Ocono­ i'dark Boyd Listerucl, B.A., B.S., Wolf mowoc, Wis. Point, Mont. Samuel Bernard Haveson, B.A., B.S., Arthur Gene Litman, B.A., B.S., Minneapolis Minneapolis Paul Henry Hedenstrom, B.S., Cmn­ Jerome Gregory Lommel, B.A., B.S bridge St. Cloud ., Duane Rodney Hedine, B.A., B.S., J. Antho~y Malerich, Jr., B.A., Min. Alexandria neapolIs \Villiam Goddard Hcegaard, B.S., Ralph Henning Mallinger, B.A., B.S. Minneapolis Odo ' Dean Jacob Hempel, B.A., B.S., Kenneth K. Matsumoto, B.E.E., B.S Minneapolis Minneapolis " Kenneth George Henry, B.A., B.S., Donald MacMillan Mayberg, B.A., Lewiston Minneapolis John Alden Higgins, B.A., B.S., Gordon William McGregor, B.A. Rochester B.S., Minneapolis ' Edward G. Huppler, B.A., B.S., Bryson Roy McHardy, B.A., B.S., Minneapolis Minneapolis Edward Gerald Hustad, B.A., Star­ Clifford Douglas Molzahn, B.S., buck St. Paul \Villiam Charles Jackson, B.S., James Raymond Monnahan, B.S., St. Panl St. Paul Bruce \ViIliam Jarvis, B.A., B.S., Donald Robert Mueller, B.S., St. Paul St. Croix Falls, \Vis. Carolyn Adair Johnson, B.A., B.S., Roger Cawley Murray, B.A., B.S., St. Paul St. Paul David Arthur Johnson, B.S., Minne­ Marvin Marshall Muske, B.S., Minne­ apolis apolis Marvin \Valdcmar Johnson, B.S., Floyd Forrest l\lyrick, B.S., D.D.S., Stanchfield Hamilton, Mont. Henry \Vaync Johnston, B.S., Duluth Raymond Arthur Narverud, B.A., Donald A. Jones, B.A., B.S., Fort B.S., Minneapolis Snelling Robert Harry Nelson, B.A., B.S., Harold Baird Kadesky, B.A., B.S., Ortonville St. Paul \Vilhma Bowman Nelson, B.S., Rudolf Werner Kallenbach, St. Paul Mound Donald \Villiam Klass, B.A., B.S., Richard Erling Payne, B.S., Leonard St. Paul Douglass Everal Perkins, B.A., B.S., Robert Peter Koenig, B.A., St. Palll Minneapolis Richard Conrad Kogl, B.A., B.S., Isaac Michael Prlina, B.A., B.S., Hib­ St. Paul bing Lylc Vernon Kragh, B.S., Hendricks Sheldon Cooper Reed, B.A., B.S., Gordon Eugene Lee, B.S., Worthing­ Minneapolis ton Donald Edson Roach, B.A., B.S., Robert Joseph Leiferman, B.A., B.S., St. Paul Rochester Robert Julius Rotenberg, B.A., B.S., Robert D. Letson, B.A., B.S., !vIinne­ Minneapolis apolis Paul Chadwick Royce, B.A., B.S., Maurice L. Lindblom, B.A., B.S., Brainerd Minneapolis

50 Charles Merl~ Samet, B.A., B.S., Carl Johan Swendseen, B.S., Minne­ MinneapolIs apolis Raymond W~llace Scallen, B.A., B.S., Donald Burton Swenson, B.A., B.S., MinneapolIs Waseca Joseph Edw~rd Scallon, B.S., St. Paul James Vincent Testor, B.S., St. Paul Irwin FrancIs Schaffhausen, B.A., Leonard Beck Torkelson, B.A., B.S., St. Paul St. James Mildred Jane Schaffhausen, B.S., Paul Harry Westphal, B.A., B.s., St. Paul Gettysburg, S.D. Daniel Phillip Schwartz, B.A., Minne­ Benjamin Wittels, B.A., B.S., Minne­ apolis apolis Robert 1. Shragg, B.S., Minneapolis Melvyn Eugene Witthaus, B.A., B.S., Nadine Genet Smith, B.A., B.S., St. Paul St. Paul John Clarence Wohlrabe, B.A., B.S., Vernon Lyle Sommerdorf, B.A., B.S., Mankato St. Paul William Charles W oyda, B.A., B.s., Elliott Bernard Springer, B.A., B.S., Minneapolis Minneapolis Arthur Jacob Wyatt, Jr., B.A., B.S., Washington, D.C. Master of Hospital Administration John Horton Daniels, Jr., B.A., Harold Winfield Peterson, B.S., Minneapolis Rush City Vance Clyde DeMong, B.A., Minne­ Nick Rajacich, B.A., Eveleth apolis Foster Logie Riggs, B.A., Pierre, S.D. Bright McLean Dornblaser, B.B.A., Kenneth A. Rindflesh, B.B.A., Minne- Minneapolis apolis Donald Elton Gilbert, B.S., Hartford, Elmer Robert Salovich, B.B.A., Min­ Conn. neapolis Oren Wheeler Govier, B.A., Vancou­ Boyd Anton Sanderson, B.S., Granite ver, B.C., Canada Falls Charles Frederick Harrienger, B.S., Martin Saren, New York, N.Y. Lowville, N.Y. Miguel A. Solar Silva, M.D., Talea, Vernon Lee Harris, B.S., Moscow, Chile Idaho Eugene Leo Staples, B.A., St. Paul James Douglas Harvey, B.A., Yank­ James Charles Talley, B.A., Colum­ ton, S.D. bus, Ind. David Hamilton Hitt, B.S., M.S., Joel H. Walker, B.S., Binghamton, Tuscaloosa, Ala. N.Y. James Wisner Knight, B.A., Minne­ Robert J. Wilkins, B.S., St. Paul apolis Lawrence Leonard Wilson, B.A., Van­ John William Norton, B.A., Hanover, couver, B.C., Canada N.H. Donald Eugene Wood, B.S., Minne­ Herluf Vagn Olsen, Jr., B.A., Han­ apolis over, N.H. Master of Public Health Aryadasa Amarasinghe, D.V.M., Geraldine Amelia Busse, B.S., Oel­ Colombo, Ceylon wein, Iowa 51 Kung Pei Chen, M.D., Taipeh, Helen Elizabeth Kater, B.S., Sullivan Taiwan, China Ohio ' Theofanis Christodoulou, Athens, William Kempa, B.S.A., Regina, Greece Saskatchewan, Canada Luisa Pfau David, Santiago, Chile Robert Leonard Kerns, D.v.M., Mil­ Sofia Pincheira de Shrenberg, B.N., waukee, Wis. Santiago, Chile Margaret Eleanor Macdonald, B.A., Shananwat Devakula, B.v.S., Bang­ R.N., \Vinnipeg, Manitoba, kok, Siam Canada George Marion De Young, B.S., M.S., Adriano Mantovani, D.V.M., Ph.D., M.D., Dixon, Ill. Bologna, Italy Mae Dodson Dorman, B.A., John Mason, D.v.M., Worcester, San Diego, Calif. Mass. Joanne Christine Dow, B.A., Duluth John Hopper McCutchen, B.Ch.E., Adrienne James Ellison, B.S., Rey­ Jefferson City, Mo. nolds, Ga. Samuel Osro Noles, B.S.A., Jackson­ Dacia Marie Kuske Fahler, B.S., ville, Fla. Olivia Sybil Pitts, B.S., Boswell, Okla. Luther Erick Fredrickson, D.V.M., Amir Hushang Rafatjah, Teheran, Highland, Ill. Iran Rex Edgar Graber, B.S., M.D., Chip­ Kenneth Virgil Shashek, D.v.M., pewa Falls, Wis. Edwardsville, Ill. Mary Kathryn Graupmann, B.S., Susan Kathryn Shreve, B.S.N., Glens St. Paul Falls, N.Y. John Francis Henry, Jr., B.S., D.V.M., Marlo Ernest Smith, B.C.E., Lincoln, St. Paul Neb. Leroy Sherman Houser, B.S., Colum­ Ruth Edna Stief, B.S., \Vinona bus, Ohio Chom Tebyasuvan, M.D., M.P.H., Robert Ernest Hunt, B.S., Kearney, Bangkok, Thailand Neb. John Austin Van Susteren, M.D., Gerard Charles Jospitre, B.C.E., Sparta, Wis. Port-au-Prince, Haiti Marvin George Walters, B.A., Lin­ coln, Neb. Doctor of Medicine * Shirley Elaine Adler, B.S., M.B., Mar­ James S. Barr, B.S., M.B., Wells shall Robert Bedell Benjamin, B.A., M.B., Ernest Arthur Ager, B.S., M.B., Pipestone Minneapolis Kenneth George Berge, B.A., B.S., Kenneth Emil Ahola, B.A., B.S., M.B., Wahkon M.B., Virginia Ernest Maurice Berkas, B.A. magna James Peter Akins, B.A., B.S., M.B., cum laude, B.S., M.B., Kenyon Watertown Russell Stanfield Blanchard, B.A. John William Anderson, B.A., B.S., magna cum laude, B.S., M.B., M.B., Litchfield Minneapolis Roger Lewis Anderson, B.S., M.B., Owen C. Bolstad, B.S., M.B., Apple­ Golden Valley ton Wallace Everett Anderson, B.S., Arthur Bolter, B.S., M.B., Minne­ M.B., Minneapolis apolis • These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of hospital intern· ship within one month. 52 Jack Ridley Brokken, B.S., M.B., Mildred Schaffer Hanson, B.A. magna Harmony cum laude, B.S., M.B., Clayton, '!bomas Patrick Cannon, B.A., B.S., Wis. M.B., St. Paul John Jacob Heimark, B.S., B.A., M.B., James Bain .Carey, Jr., B.S., M.B., Fairmont Minneapohs Curtis John Hendricks, B.A. cum Harley Corwin Carlson, B.A., B.S., laude, B.S., M.B., St. Paul M.B., Argyle Bernard Edward Herman, B.A. magna Vernon John Carlson, B.A., B.S., cum laude, B.S., M.B., St. Louis M.B., South St. Paul Park Shirley Joan Cedarleaf, B.S., M.B., William Corriden Hinkley, B.S., St. Paul M.B., Minneapolis Bruce Wilton Christianson, B.A. cum Sarah Kathryn Hochstetler, B.S., laude, B.S., M.B., Blooming Prairie M.B., Detroit, Mich. Leonard Arthur Cobb, Jr., B.S., M.B., Wallace Russell Holter, B.A., B.S., St. Paul M.B., Minneapolis Edward Dale Cumming, B.A., M.B., Worth Allen Hooper, B.S., M.B., Minneapolis Blue Earth Donald William Deering, B.A., B.S., William Henry Houlton, B.A., B.s., M.B., Morris M.B., Minneapolis Francis Emery Demarais, B.S., M.B., Joseph Claude Houts, B.A., B.S., Minneapolis M.B., Crookston Richard Philip Doe, B.S., M.B., Herb Leonard Huffington, B.S., M.B., St. Paul Madison Lake Jesse Ellsworth Douglass, B.A., Edward William Humphrey, Jr., B.A. Minneapolis magna cum laude, B.S., M.B., Willis Mortimer Duryea, Jr., B.S., Moorhead M.B., Minneapolis Thomas Stanley Johnson, B.A., B.S., Earl Wilbur Eli, B.A., B.S., M.B., Minneapolis Minneapolis Roger Edwin Kelley, B.S., M.B., Calvin Roger Elrod, B.A., M.B., Minneapolis Minneapolis Charles Francis Kelly, B.S., M.B., Virgil Elliot Erickson, B.S., M.B., Minneapolis Crookston Robert Thomas Kelly, B.A., B.S., Andrew Cornell Erlanson, M.B., M.B., DeGraff St. Paul Robert Edward Kohlhase, B.S., M.B., Conrad Bernard Frydenlund, B.A., St. Paul B.S., M.B., Hayward Theodore John Konig, B.S., B.A., Theodore Marshall Gill, B.S., M.B., M.B., St. Paul Appleton Walter Edwin Krafft, B.S., B.A., Mary Goepfert, B.A. magna cum M.B., Edina laude, M.B., Minneapolis Lewis William Larson, B.S., M.B., Thomas Arnold Good, Minneapolis St. Paul John Martin Gunsolus, B.A., B.S., Elliot M. Latts, B.S., Minneapolis M.B., East Lake Van Sheerin Lawrence, B.A., B.S., Christian Peter Hald, B.S., M.B., M.B., St. Paul Owatonna Will Win Lee, B.A. with great dis­ Milo Luverne Hansen, B.A., M.B., tinction, B.S., M.A., M.B., Ph.D., Glendive, Mont. Spokane, Wash. John Holzheid Leversee, B.S., M.B., Minneapolis 53 Richard Carlton Lillchei, B.A. magna John Boyden Rutledge, B.A., M.B ., cum laude, B.S., M.B., Minneapolis Detroit Lakes John \Varren McLinden, B.S., M.B., Charles Nathan Sadoff, B.S., M.B., Detroit Lakes Minneapolis Gilbert Theodor Midboe, B.S., M.B., Norvel Dale Sisson, B.S. in Phann Minneapolis Spring Valley " John Edward Middlebrook, B.S., Lorin Clair Spencer, B.A., B.s., M.B., St. Paul Madelia Herman Miller, B.A., B.S., M.B., George Varnum Squire, B.A., B.S., Reading M.B., Shenandoah, Iowa Russell Harry Mitchell, B.S., B.A., Robert Franklin Stanchfield, B.A., M.B., Glyndon B.S., M.B., Dillon, Mont. Robert Eugene Molenaar, Lake Lillian John McDonald Straitz, B.Ch.E., Howard Odell Mortenson, B.A., B.S., B.A., M.B., Minneapolis M.B., Pequot Lakes David F. Struxness, B.A., B.Th., B.S., Stanley Roy Norquist, B.S., M.B., M.B., Minneapolis St. Paul Donald Bjork Swenson, B.S., M.B., Ralph Ekle Nyhus, Jr., B.S., M.B., St. Paul St. Paul Ayao George Tanbara, B.S. in Pharm., Harold Patrick O'Neill, B.A., B.S., M.B., Seattle, \Vash. M.B., Graceville Annabel Jean Teberg, B.A., B.S., William Vaughan Owen, B.S., M.B., M.B., Minneapolis Minneapolis Harold Robert Thysell, B.S., M.B., George Richard Pettersen, B.A., Moorhead St. Paul Jack Anderson Vennes, B.S., M.B., \Vilmer Laurence Pew, B.S., M.B., \Vheeler, \Vis. Minneapolis Barbara R. Visscher, B.A. cum laude, Kurt Pollak, B.A. magna cum laude, Minneapolis B.S., M.B., Minneapolis Robert Kooper West, B.A., B.S., Bruce Culver Prentice, B.A., B.S., Great Falls, Mont. M.B., Ashland, Wis. Harold M. Wexler, B.A. cum laude, Harley Joseph Racer, B.S., M.B., B.S., M.B., Minneapolis St. Paul \Villiam Roger \Veyhrauch, B.A., Arnold Ivar Rajala, B.S., M.B., Crom­ B.S., M.B., \Vadena well Eugene Leslie White, B.A. magna Alexander Eugene Ratelle, B.S., cum laude, B.S., M.B., Duluth M.B., Minneapolis Winfield Tyler Williams, B.S., M.B., Reimert Thoralf Ravenholt, B.S., Duluth M.B., Luck, Wis. Louis JJmes Wilson, B.A., B.S., M.B., Ralph Reuben Rayner, B.A., B.S., \Vinona M.B., Des Moines, Iowa Donald Edwin W ohlrabe, B.S., B.A., Byron Harvey Roberts, B.S., M.B., M.B., Springfield Minneapolis Kermit Joseph Wright, B.A., B.S., Joseph Andrew Rorem, B.A., St. Paul M.B., Montrose Robert Harris Rosenberg, B.S., M.B., Merrill Brooks Yeomans, B.S., M.B., Minneapolis Lake Crystal Bradley Robert Ruth, B.S., M.B., Duluth

54 GRADUATE SCHOOL Master of Arts Jean Arrasmith, St. Paul George Wilbur Garlid, Prescott, Wis. B.A. '45, Iow~ State T~achers Col.lege. Field B.A. '''9, University of Minnesota. Field of of ConcentratIOn: Physical Education. Concentration: History. Richard Fessenden Beery, Virginia William Michael Goblirsch, Austin B A '49 M.A. '50, University of Minnesota. B.A. '41, St. John's University. Major: Mathe­ Field of' Concentration: Library Science. matics. Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: Geometric Inversion with Respect to Imaginary Circles. Rudolph Barton Berryman, Omaha, Neb. Sol Haberman, Brooklyn, N.Y. B.A. '50, University o~ Omaha: Major: Music. B.A. '''6, Brooklyn College. Field of Con­ Minor: English. TheSIS: Foreign Tones from centration: Sociology. 1725-1900. Charles Adams Hale, Minneapolis Alexis Adelbert Caron, Indian B.A. magna cum laude '51, Amherst College. Orchard, Mass. Field of Concentration: History. B.A. '50, University o~ Massac~usetts. Major: French. Minor: Spamsh. ThesIs: Bossuet et Warren G. Hamerston, Proctor Ie Classicisme. B.S. ''17, Duluth State Teachers College. Field Kenneth G. Chapman, Morristown, of Concentration: Industrial Education.

N.J. . h d" . U' 'ty f Marion Moseley Harvey, Philadelphia, B. Physics Wit Istmction '~9'T, • mvers.1 ? Minnesota. Field of Concentration: LmgUls­ Pa. tics and Comparative Philology. B.A. maina cum laude '''9, Bryn Mawr Col­ lege. Major: Physics. Minor: Mathematics. Naomi Caroline Chase, Seattle, Wash. Thesis: Triplet and Singlet Structure in the B.A. ''11, Western Washington College of '1d'5s', '1d"5s, and 4d" Electron Configura­ Education. Field of Concentration: Curriculum tions of Mo I. and Instruction. Otto Casper Haug, Minneapolis Roy Nathanial Chelgren, Minneapolis B.S.C. '41, University of North Dakota. Field B.A. ''19, Jamestown College. Field of Con­ of Concentration: Business Administration. centration: Psychology. Margaret Arleen Heinen, Milwaukee, Ben Cochenet, Minneapolis Wis. B.A. ''15, M.A. ''16, Wheaton College. Field B.A. '28, College of St. Benedict. Field of of Concentration: Greek. Concentration: Speech. David Cooperman, Minneapolis Juergen Felix Hermann Herbst, B.A. '''7, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Political Science. W olfenbuettel, Germany B.A. '50, University of Nebraska. Field of Maria Elisa Roxane Cruz, Lisbon, Concentration: American Studies. Portugal Anna Lorraine Hoihjelle, Minneapolis B.S. cum laude '50, Dana College. Field of B.S. '49, Moorhead State Teachers College. Concentration: Mathematics. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ Audrey Briggs Down, Anoka struction. B.A. cum laude '39, University of Minnesota. Prakash Chandra Jain, Delhi, India Major: Child Welfare. Minor: Psychology. B.A. 'H, Hindu College; M.A. '49, N-cpur Thesia: A Study of Sense of Humor. University (India). Field of Concentration: Dorothy Ann Durick, Grand Forks, Journalism. N.D. Rodney Kay Johnson, Jackson •.S .. with .distinction '50, University of New B.B.A. '50, University of Minsesota. Field Menco. Field of Concentration: Psycholo~. of Concentration: Business Adminiltration. 55 Richard Carlton Lillchei, B.A. magna John Boyden Rutledge, B.A., M B cum laude, B.S., M.B., Minneapolis Detroit Lakes . ., John Warren McLinden, B.S., M.B., ChMar~es Nathan Sadoff, B.S., M.B., Detroit Lakes ll1neapolis Gilbert Theodor Midboe, B.S., M.B., Norvel Dale Sisson, B.S. in Phann Minneapolis Spring Valley ., John Edward Middlebrook, B.S., Lorin Clair Spencer, B.A., B.S., M.B., St. Paul Madelia Herman Miller, B.A., B.S., M.B., George Varnum Squire, B.A., B.s., Reading M.B., Shemll1doah, Iowa Russell Harry Mitchell, B.S., B.A., Robert Franklin Stanchfield, B.A., M.B., Glyndon B.S., M.B., Dillon, Mont. Robert Eugene Molenaar, Lake Lillian John McDonald Straitz, B.Ch.E., Howard Odell Mortenson, B.A., B.S., B.A., M.B., Minneapolis M.B., Pequot Lakes David F. Struxness, B.A., B.Th., B.S., Stanley Roy Norquist, B.S., M.B., M.B., Minneapolis St. Paul Donald Bjork Swenson, B.S., M.B., Ralph Ekle Nyhus, Jr., B.S., M.B., St. Paul St. Paul Ayao George Tanbara, B.S. in Phann., Harold Patrick O'Neill, B.A., B.S., M.B., Seattle, \Vash. M.B., Graceville Annabel Jean Teberg, B.A., B.S., William Vaughan Owen, B.S., M.B., M.B., Minneapolis Minneapolis Harold Robert Thysell, B.S., M.B., George Richard Pettersen, B.A., Moorhead St. Paul Jack Anderson Vennes, B.S., M.B., Wilmer Laurence Pew, B.S., M.B., Wheeler, \Vis. Minneapolis Barbara R. Visscher, B.A. cum laude, Kurt Pollak, B.A. magna cum laude, Minneapolis B.S., M.B., Minneapolis Robert Kooper West, B.A., B.S., Bruce Culver Prentice, B.A., B.S., Great Falls, Mont. M.B., Ashland, Wis. Harold M. Wexler, B.A. cum laude, Harley Joseph Racer, B.S., M.B., B.S., M.B., Minneapolis St. Paul William Roger \Veyhrauch, B.A., Arnold Ivar Rajala, B.S., M.B., Crom­ B.S., M.B., \Vadena well Eugene Leslie \Vhite, B.A. magna Alexander Eugene Ratelle, B.S., cum laude, B.S., M.B., Duluth M.B., Minneapolis Winfield Tyler Williams, B.S., M.B., Reimert 111Ora1£ Ravenholt, B.S., Duluth M.B., Luck, Viis. Louis James Wilson, B.A., B.S., M.B., Ralph Reuben Rayner, B.A., B.S., \Vinona M.B., Des Moincs, Iowa Donald Edwin W ohlrabe, B.S., B.A., Byron Harvey Roberts, B.S., M.B., M.B., Springfield Minneapolis Kermit Joseph Wright, B.A., B.S., Joseph Andrew Rorem, B.A., St. Paul M.B., Montrose Robert Harris Rosenberg, B.S., M.B., Merrill Brooks Yeomans, B.S., M.B., Minnea polis Lake Crystal Bradley Robert Ruth, B.S., M.B., Duluth

54 GRADUATE SCHOOL Master of Arts an Arrasmith, St. Paul George Wilbur Garlid, Prescott, Wis. JeA. '45, Iowa State T~achers Col.lege. Field B.A. 'i9, University of Minnesota. Field of ~i Concentration: PhysIcal Education. Concentration: History. R'chard Fessenden Beery, Virginia William Michael Goblirsch, Austin B.~. '49, M.A. '50,. Univ~rsity of .Minnesota. B.A. '41, St. John's University. Major: Mathe­ Field of ConcentratIOn: LIbrary SCIence. matics. Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: Geometric Inversion with Respect to Imaginary Circles. Rudolph Barton Berryman, Omaha, Neb. Sol Haberman, Brooklyn, N.Y. B.A. '50, University o~ Omah~. Major: Music. B.A. '46, Brooklyn College. Field of Con­ Minor: English. ThesIs: ForeIgn Tones from centration: Sociology. 1725-1900. Charles Adams Hale, Minneapolis Alexis Adelbert Caron, Indian B.A. magna cum laude '51, Amherst College. Orchard, Mass. Field of Concentration: History. B.A. '50, University o~ Massac~usetts. Major: French. Minor: Spamsh. ThesIs: Bossuet et Warren G. Hamerston, Proctor Ie Classicisme. B.S. '47, Duluth State Teachers College. Field Kenneth G. Chapman, Morristown, of Concentration: Industrial Education. Marion Moseley Harvey, Philadelphia, N.J. . h d' t' t' "9 U' 'ty f B. Physics WIt IS mc Ion "T , • mver~1 ? Minnesota. Field of Concentration: LmgUls­ Pa. tics and Comparative Philology. B.A. magna cum laude 'i9, Bryn Mawr Col­ lege. Major: Physics. Minor: Mathematics. Naomi Caroline Chase, Seattle, Wash. Thesis: Triplet and Singlet Structure in the B.A. '41, Western Washington College of 4d'5s', 4d"5s, and 4do Electron Configura­ Education. Field of Concentration: Curriculum tions of Mo I. and Instruction. Otto Casper Haug, Minneapolis Roy Nathanial Chelgren, Minneapolis B.S.C. '41, University of North Dakota. Field B.A. '49, Jamestown College. Field of Con­ of Concentration: Business Administration. centration: Psychology. Margaret Arleen Heinen, Milwaukee, Ben Cochenet, Minneapolis Wis. B.A. '45, M.A. '46, Wheaton College. Field B.A. '28, College of St. Benedict. Field of of Concentration: Greek. Concentration: Speech. David Cooperman, Minneapolis Juergen Felix Hermann Herbst, B.A. 'i7, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Political Science. W olfenbuettel, Germany B.A. '50, University of Nebraska. Field of Maria Elisa Roxane Cruz, Lisbon, Concentration: American Studies. Portugal Anna Lorraine Hoihjelle, Minneapolis B.S. cum laude '50, Dana College. Field of B.S. '49, Moorhead State Teachers College. Concentration: Mathematics. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ Audrey Briggs Down, Anoka struction. B.A. cum laude '39, University of Minnesota. Prakash Chandra Jain, Delhi, India Major: Child Welfare. Minor: Psycholo~. B.A. 'ii, Hindu College; M.A. '49, Nacpur Thesis: A Study of Sense of Humor. University (India). Field of Concentration: Dorothy Ann Durick, Grand Forks, Journalism. N.D. Rodney Kay Johnson, Jackson I.S. with distinction '50, University of New B.B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Field Mexico. Field of Concentration: Psycholoey. of Concentration: Business Administration. 55 Peter Philip Kapusta, Max, N.D. Richard George Meers, Fairbault B.A. cum laude '51, University of Minnesota. B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Field of Concentration: Area Studies: Russia. Concentration: Physical Education. Frances Keller, St. Paul Arnold Dieter Mendel, St. Paul B.S. '41, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Ma·o . Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. German. Minor: Philology. Thesis: "Gr~ stadtpoesie" at the Beginning of the Twentieth Edwin LeRoy Kinkade, St. Paul Century. B.A. '49, Macalester College. Field of Con­ centration: German. Ibrahim Esmat Metaweh, Cairo, Egypt Dorothy Ann Kjorlie, Fargo, N.D. B.S. '44, Fouad University (Cairo); Ed. Di B.A. '42, Concordia College. Field of Con­ lorna '46, High Institute of Education (Cairo) centration: Educational Psychology. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In: struction. Otto Joseph Klaushofer, Vienna, Austria Richard Paul Momsen, Jr., Minne­ Doctor of Jurisprudence '49, University of apolis Vienna. Major: Political Science. Minor: Eco­ B.A. '50, Dartmouth College. Field of Con. nomics_ Thesis: The Problem of International centration: Area Studies: Scandinavia. Police Forces under the United Nations. Rosemary Jane Moody, Ames, Iowa Harold Christian Knutson, Minne- B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of apolis Concentration: English. B.A. magna cum laude '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: French. Clodaugh Neiderheiser, Minneapolis B.A. '44, Augsburg College. Field of Con­ Jeanne Antoinette LaBlonde, Antigo, centration: History. Wis. B.S. with distinction '48, University of Min­ Arthur Theodore Nelson, St. Louis nesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum Park and Instruction. B.S. '40, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ Richard Gordon Lindblad, Minne- struction. apolis Edna Helen Nelson, Winona B.A. '49, Augsburg College. Major: Political B.A. cum laude '27, Hamline University. Science. Minor: Sociology. Thesis: Human Major: History. Minor: Political Science. Nature and Political Science: Machiavelli and Thesis: Childhood Days in Territorial Wi. Hobbes Compared. nona. Melvin Jacob Loewen, Steinbach, Stanley Luverne Nelson, Minneapolis Manitoba, Canada B.S. '30, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '49, Goshen College. Field of Concen­ Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. tration: History. John Ford Ohles, Minneapolis David Thoreson Lykken, Minneapolis B.S. with distinction '48, University of Mm­ B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of nesota. Field of Concentration: Educational Concentration: Psychology. Psychology. Gerald Elmer Ostrom, vVinona Constance Joann Magnusson, Rock B.S. with honor '48, Winona State Teachers Island, Ill. College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum B.A. '47, Augustana College. Major: Music. and Instruction. Minor: Art. Thesis: Stylistic Elements of the Late Baroque in Beethoven's Last Quartets. Ellery Olof Peterson, Isanti B.S. cum laude '49, Gustavus Adolphus Col· Julian Markels, Chicago, Ill. lege. Field of Concentration: Business Ad· Graduate '49, University of Chicago. Field ministration. of Concentration: English. Stanley Wheeler Rasmussen, Boulder, Shanna Jane McGee, St. Paul Colo. B.A. '47, University of California. Field of B.A. magna cum laude 'H, University of Concentration: Psychology. Colorado. Field of Concentration: Physics. 56 Mary Jo Reiter, St. Paul Sister Mary Charles McGough, hB '47 University of North Dakota. Major: Duluth Ph' :cal Education. Minor: Educational Psy­ B.A. '50, College of St. Scholastica. Field of P y;~ . Thesis: The Health Knowledges of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. cbo ufen Physical Education Students at the ~~versity of Minnesota Based on a Selected Sister M. Lucretia Beth, Rochester Test. B.A. '39, College of Saint Teresa. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Thomas John Roberts, St. Paul John William Snyder, Minneapolis B.A. '48, ~niversity. of Minnesota. Field of ConcentratIOn: English. B.A. magna cum laude '50, University of Min­ nesota. Field of Concentration: History. Evelyn Lucille Rumer, St. Louis, Mo. Margaret Niven Space, Minneapolis B.A. '50, . Washing~o~ University. Field of B.S. '36, M.Ed. '49, University of Minnesota. CODcentratlOn: StatIstIcs. Field of Concentration: Educational Psychol­ ogy. Robert Joseph Savard, St. Paul B.A. summa cum laude '4~, Colle~e of St. Marilyn Blacker Sussman, Minne- Thomas. Field of ConcentratIon: SOCIal Work. apolis B.A. magna cum laude '49, University of ana Maurita Scheidler, Cloquet Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Psychol­ B.S. '36, University of Minnesota. Field of ogy. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Robert Ireton Tharp, Grand Marais William John Schill, Hibbing B.A. '48, Augsburg Collelle. Field of Con­ B.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of centration: Educational Administration. Concentration: Industrial Education. Jere Shanor Veilleux, Minneapolis Roberta Gifford Selleck, Cambridge, B.S. '51, Northwestern University. Field of Concentration: Speech. Mass. B.A. magna cum laude '50, Oberlin College. Arthur Lee Walters, Hibbing Field of Concentration: Area Studies: Scan­ B.A. '48, B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. dinavia. Field of Concentration: German. Margaret Sihler, Decorah, Iowa Verne Everett Winquist, Deerwood B.A. '18, State University of Iowa. Field of B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: German. Concentration: Geography.

Master of Business Administration Chong-Mo Chang, Shanghai, China Charles Dennison McConnell, Minne­ B.S. '51, Miami University. Field of Con­ apolis centration: Business Administration. B.S. '51, Northwestern University. Field of Concentration: Economics.

Master of Science Oliver Matthew Arten, Minneapolis Peter Hector Baez, Brooklyn, N.Y. B.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '42, Drew University; B.S. '50, Cornell Concentration: Agronomy. University. Field of Concentration: Soils. Cesario Cayabyab Bandong, San Patricia Joy Auble, Chisholm B.S. '48, Iowa State College. Field of Con­ Mateo, Rizal, Philippines centration: Home Economics Education. B.A. '29, University of the Philippines; B.S. '46, M.A. '51. Arellano University. Field of Concentration: Avicultural Education. 57 Lytle Houston Blankenship, Camp- George Preston Howard, Minneapol" bellton, Tex. B.~f.E. '49, Univeriity of Minnesota. Fi ~ B.S. '50, Texas Agricultural and Mechanical of Concentration: Geophysics. e College. Major: Economic Zoology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Use of Duckling Ages for Edward Stewart Hughes, Bloomsbury Studies on \Vaterfowl Populations lind Pro­ N.J. ' duction on Prairie Stock Ponds in Western B.A. '50, College of \Vooster. Field of Con South Dakota. ecntration: Geology. - Leland Sheaff Bohl, Minneapolis Sigmund James Jacobs, Silver Spring B.S. '45, University of Kansas. Field of Con­ Md. ' centration: Physics. B.Ch.E. with distinction '33, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: PhYSical Edward Mark Carr, St. Paul Chemistry. B.Ch. with high distinction '49, Univcrsity of Minnesota. Major: Analytical Chemistry. Robert Raymond Johnson, St. Paul Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: Polymeri­ B.M.E. '43, University of Minnesota. Field of zation of Allyl Acetate in Aqueous Systems. Concentration: Mathematics and Mechanics. Katherine Sheng-\Van Chiang, Simpey Kuramoto, St. Paul Shanghai, China B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Major: B.S. '50, Florida Southern College. Field of Dairy Hnsbandry. Minor: Agricultural Bio­ Concentration: Mathematics. chemistry. Thesis: Some Factors Affecting the Action of Benzoyl Peroxide in the Bleachinc Weslie Combs, Bakersfield, Calif. of Milk and Cream for Cheese Manufacture. B.S. '50, California State Polytechnic College. Field of Concentration: Dairy Husbandry. Gilbert Arthur Leisman, Milwaukee, Wis. Herbert George Croom, Morris B.S. with honors '49, University of Wisconsin. B.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Major: Major: Botany. Minor: Soils. Thesis: The Animal Husbandry. Minor: Dairy Hnsbandry. Rate of Organic Matter Accumulation on the Thesis: Methods of Preventing Death Loss Sedge Mat Zones of Bogs in the Itasca State in Lamb Feeding. Park Region of Minnesota. Frederick \Villiam Dorman, San Hugh Gibson Livingston, Montrose, Diego, Calif. Angus, Scotland B.S. '32, University of California. Field of B.Sc. '50, Univenity of Aberdeen (Scotland). Concentration: Dairy Husbandry. Field of Concentration: Dairy Husbandry. Lewis John Downing, Winnipeg, Robert Douglas MacDougall, Mis- Manitoba, Canada soula, Mont. of B.Sc. '37, University of Manitoba. Field of B.A. '49, Montana State University. Field Concentration: Agricultural Economics. Concentration: Geology. Ronald Chester Fraser, St. Paul \Vilbur Norton Moulton, Minne- B.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of apolis Concentration: Zoology. B.S. magna cum laude '49, Sionx Falls Col­ lege. Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Paul Russell Fridlund, Minneapolis Agricultural Biochemistry. Thesis: Studies in B.A. '42, Augsburg College. Major: Plant the Meerwein-Ponndorf-Verley Reduction. Pathology. Minor: Entomology. Thesis: Physio­ logic Specialization and Adaptation in Phy­ Marjorie Joyce Nelson, Cedar Falls, tophtllOra inlestans (Mont.) de Bary. Iowa B.A. '47, Iowa State Teachers College. Major: Celestino P. Habito, Cabuyao, Home Economics Education. Minor: Home Laguna, Philippines Economics. Thesis: A Study of the Technical B.S. '44, University of the Philippines. Field Vocabulary in Horne Economics Texts and of Concentration: Agricultural Education. References at the Junior High School Level. Mary Kathryn Hartz, Merrill, Wis. Ralph Emil Nelson, Little Falls B.S. '29, College of Saint Teresa. Major: Zool­ B.S. with distinction '49, University of Min­ ogy. Minor: Bot.my. TIlcsis: A Study of the nesota. Field of Concentration: Agricultural Inshore Plankton of Lake Michigan. Economics. 58 · hard Robert Nelson, Austin Dale Stallings, Lewisville, Idaho Ri~ '50 Au~sburg College. Major: Plant B.S. with high honors '50, University of ]I. hologf. Minor: Plant. G.enetiCli. Theliis: Idaho. Major: Ag;ricultural Economics. Minor: pat rl Affecting Susceptibility of Potatoes Economics. Thesis: An Analysil of the Mar­ et Fato Bacterial0 Sof tot.R ketinC and Merchlndisinc of Consumll'l' Plck­ I".. of Dry Skim Milk in the Minneapolis Stephen Sparks Ober, St. Paul Market. Ch. '48, Uni~ersity ?f Minnes.ota. Majo.r: ~. lytical Chemistry. Mmor: Physical Chemls­ Shin Tamura, Tokyo, Japan Thesis: The Determination of Sulfate as ;;.a B.S. '41, Tokyo University. Field of Concen­ Strontium Sulfate. tration: Agricultural Education. Alfred Henry Oestreich, New York, N.Y. Philip Seyfang Taylor, Minneapolis B.S. '51, City College of New York. Field B.S. with distinction '48, University of Min­ of Concentration: Geology. nesota. Major: Entomology. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: The Biology of the Black Kenneth Owen Rachie, Granite Falls Onion F1y, Tritoxa Ben (Wied.), Ceroxy­ B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of didae, Diptera, in Minnesota and Its Relation Concentration: Agronomy. to Onion Rot. OrriIla Belle Richardson, Rochester B.A. '39, University of Minnesota. Field of Arthur Grenville Wilson, Oakville, Concentration: Agricultural Economics. Manitoba, Canada B.S. '49, University of Manitoba. Major: Lee Daniel Sandager, Forest Lake Agricultural Economics. Minor: Economics. B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Thesis: The Determination of By-Product Concentration: Agricultural Education. Credits in the Marketinl: of Slaughter Hogs by Carcass Weight and Grade. Howard Henry Shear, St. Paul B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Kenneth Keith Wyckoff, Flint, Mich. Bacteriology. Minor: Cancer Biology. Thesis: Accelerant Factors for Mouse Mammary Can­ B.S. '50, Michigan State College. Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Analytical Chemis­ cer. try. Thesis: The Reaction of Phenyl Allyl David Leo Silver, Minneapolis Ethers with Organometallic Compounds. B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Bacteriology. Minor: Agricultural Biochemis­ Margaret Rose Zalesky, St. Paul try. Thesis: Serological Interrelationships of B.S. '37, University of Minnesota. Field of Yeasts. Concentration: Bacteriology.

Master of Science in Aeronautical Engineering Donald William Fenne, Beloit, Wis. B.Aero.E. with high distinction '49, Univer- sity of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Aeronautical Engineering.

Master of Science in Agricultural Engineering Robert Valentine Keppel, Mindoro, Wis. B.Ag.E. with distinction '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Agricul­ tural Engineering. 59 Master of Science in Anesthesiology Robert Carl Hunter, Frostburg, Md. Donald Kenneth Kiersey, DUblin B.S. '43, M.D. '47, University of Maryland. Ireland ' Major: Anesthesiology. Minor: Physiology. B.A. '42, M.D. '43, Trinity College. Ma' Thesis: A Study of Alveolar Ventilation and Anesthesiology. Minor: Physiology. Theaia!~ Acid-Base Balance in Patients Under Cyclo­ Clinical Study of Automatic Electroencep~ propane Anesthesia During Surgery. graphic Control of Thiopentone Anesthl:lia.

Master of Science in Chemical Engineering Robert Lee Shobert, Du Bois, Pa. B.S. with honors' 50, Pennsylvania State Col­ lege. Major: Chemical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: Temperature and Dif­ fusional Effects in Adsorption.

Master of Science in Civil Engineering

Brij Bans Behari, Allahabad, India Kao-Ling Chen, Kiangsu, China B.Sc. '47, University of Allahabad. Major: B.S. '44, National Northwestern College of Civil Engineering (Hydraulics). Minor: Civil Agriculture (China). Major: Civil Engineer_ Engineering (Structural Engineering). Thesis: ing. Minor: Mathematics and Mechanics. An Experimental Study of a Cylindrical, Ver­ Thesis: Investigation of True Critical Depth tical-Flow Sedimentation Tank. for Curvilinear F1ow. Jacques Elias Benveniste, Athens, Greece Alfredo Gedeon, Ghisays, Cartagena, Diploma in C.E. '51, Athens National Techni­ Colombia, S.A. cal University. Field of Concentration: Civil B.S. '50, North Dakota Agricultural College. Engineering. Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering.

Clarence \Villard Carpenter, Jr., Edward Alfred Koenig, Ridgewood, Sewell, N.J. N.Y. B.S.'49, Oregon State College. Major: Civil B.S.C.E. '50, Indiana Technical College. Engineering (Hydraulics). Minor: Civil En­ Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. gineering (Sanitary Engineering). Thesis: F1uid F10w Through Porous Media Composed of Regular-shaped Particles.

Master of Science in Dentistry Arturo Herbert Koenig, Lima, Peru B.S. '49, D.D.S. '49, University of San Mar­ cos. Major: Dentistry. Minor: Anatomy. Thesis: Serial Radiographic Study of the Head in Norma Lateralis During Childhood.

Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Luis Augusto Goes Calmon Barros Stanley Raymond Brown, Minne- Barreto, Sao Paulo, Brazil, S. A. apolis Elect. and Mech. Eng. '49, University of Sao B.E.E. with distinction '44, University of Paulo. Field of Concentration: Electrical En­ Minnesota. Major: Electrical Engineering. gineering. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: An Investiga­ tion of the Production of an Unusual Cor­ ona Phenomenon. 60 rtin Wilbert Croze, Minneapolis Edward George Nielsen, St. Paul M: E. with di~tinction '4.1, Univ~sity. of B.E.E. with high distinction '50, University J ... esob . Major: Electncal Engmeermg. of Minnesota. Major: Electrical Engineering. ~!nnr. Mathematics. Thesis: Influence of Minor: Mathematics and Mechanics. Thesis: o.::~ode Lead Inductance on Noise Figure. Perfonnance of Voltage Amplifier Pentodes at Unusually Low Currents and Voltages. ohn Truman Ludwig, Minneapolis James Russell Stahmann, St. Paul BJ E.E. with di~tinction '4.8, Unive;sity. of B.E.E. with high distinction '44, University pj.nnesota. Major: Electncal Engmeenng. of Minnesota. Major: Electrical Engineering. M~or: Mathematics. Thesis: Multiple Opera­ Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: On the Corre­ tion of Reflex Klystrons in an Annular Cavity. lation Between Induced Grid Noise and Tube Noise. Robert Jean Youngquist, St. Paul B.E.E. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Electrical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: The Proble~ of "Wow" in a Mag­ netic Tape Drive.

Master of Science in Medicine Lloyd Gibson Bartholomew, White- Carl Raymond Hines, Jr., Wichita, hall, N.Y. Kan. B.A. '41, Union College; M.D. '404, Univer­ B.S. '46, M.D. '47, Northwestern University. sity of Vennont. Major: Medicine. Minor: Major: Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Hematology. Thesis: The Effect of Protamine A Study of Patients with Suspected Acute Sulfate in Neutralizing the Coagulation De­ Renal Failure. An Evaluation of the Diagnostic fect Produced by a Polysulfuric Acid Ester of and Prognostic Significance of Several Labora­ Polyanhydromannuronic Acid (Paritol). tory Criteria. Thomas Claude Donald, Jr., Anniston, William Joseph Martin, Rochester Ala. B.S. '40, Mt. St. Mary's College; M.D. '43, B.A. '42, University of Alabama; M.D. '45, Georgetown University. Major: Medicine. Tulane Medical School. Major: Medicine. Minor: Hematology. Thesis: Erythroleukemia: Minor: Hematology. Thesis: A Study of the A Morphologic Study of Five Cases. Possible Therapeutic Effect of (1) Cortisone, (2) ACTH, (3) Thymus Extract and Com­ James Ian McNeill, Rochester binations of These Drugs on Induced Lym­ M.D.C.M. 'f04, Oueens University. Major: phatic Leukemia in Rats. Medicine. Minor: Pathologic ~natomy. Thesis: The Pathologic Anatomy and Histopathology Ray Wallace Gifford, Jr., Rochester of the Adrenal Glands in Addison's Disease. B.S. magna cum laude '404, Otterbein College; M.D. summa cum laude 'f7, Ohio State Uni­ Frederick Ellis Zimmer, Emporium, versity. Major: Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Pa. Thesis: A Study of the Movement of Cutan­ B.S. '42, Allegheny College; M.D. '45, Uni­ eous Interstitial Fluid in Humans Using a versity of Pennsylvania. Major: Medicine. F1uorescent Tracer Substance. Minor: Hematology. Thesis: The L. E. Cell and the Tart Cell Phenomena in Peripheral Blood.

Master of Science in Neurosurgery Jackson Leonard Bostwick, Rochester M.D. '39, Tulane University. Major: Neuro­ surgery. Minor: Neuropathology. Thesis: The Effect of X-ray and Radium Therapy on Meningiomas. 61 Master of Science in Orthopedic Surgery Ivan MacDonald Spear, Yarmouth, Maine B.A. '42, Bowdoin College; M.D.C.M. '45, McGill University. Major: Orthopedic Sur­ gery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Tro­ chanteric Bursitis: Non-infectious Trochanteric Bursitis; Peritendinitis Calcaria; Tuberculous Trochantcric Bursitis. Master of Science in Pediatrics John Lane Basl.;in, Cameron, Tex. David Bellar Post, Schencctady, N.Y B.A. '41, M.D. '44, University of Texas. B.S. '45, M.D. '48, University of Michigan' Major: Pediatrics. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Major: Pediatrics. Minor: Physiology. TheSis: Application of Cumulative Chloride Balance The Significance of Urinary Chloride Excre: Technic in Pediatrics Patients. tion and Chloride Balance as a Guide to Salt Replacement in Infants and Children. Master of Science in Proctology John David Rosin, Hyattsville, Md. B.A. '38, Johns Hopkins University. M.D. '42, University of Maryland. Major: Proctology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: An In-vivo Study of the Distribution of the Lymphatics of the Anus and Rectum. Master of Science in Radiology Richard Arthur Betts, Seattle, \,yastl. Malcolm Young Colby, Jr., Rochester B.S. '39, University of Washington; M.D. '43, B.A. '37, M.D. '43, University of Texas. Harvard University. Major: Radiology. Minor: Major: Radiology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Pathology. Thesis: The Roentgen Diagnosis Thesis: The Effect of X-irradiation upon the of Multiple Primary Intraspinal Tumors. Iodine Accumulating Function of the Nor­ . mal Human TIlyroid Gland . Master of Science in Surgery James John Berens, Cincinnati, Ohio Stanley Robert Maxeiner, Jr., Minne- B.S. '42, Xavier University; M.D. '45, Uni­ apolis versity of Cincinnati. Major: Surgery. Minor: B.S. '45, M.D. '47, University of Minnesota. Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Subphrenic Ab­ Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. scess. Thesis: An Evaluation of Muscle Biopsy in Robcrt Reese Koefoot, Broken Bow, the Diagnosis of Periarteritis Nodosa. Ncb. Eric Francis Routley, Toronto, B.A. '45, M.D. '47, University of Nebraska. Ontario, Canada Major: Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: A M.D. '43, University of Toronto. Major: Sur­ Critical Analysis of 459 Cases of Cancer of gery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Stud­ the Breast. ies on External Pancreatic Secretion in DOl:s with Chronic Pancreatic Fistulae, with Em­ phasis on the Effects of Vagotomy. Joseph Didjon \Vilson, Carmel-by- the-Sea, Calif. B.M.S. '41, M.D. '43, Stanford University. Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Incisional and Excisional Biopsy in Mammary Carcinoma. 62 Master of Science in Urology Vincent Joseph Longo, Leominster, Mass. B.A. '43, Clark University; M.D. 'iii, Yale University. Major: Urology. Minor: Surgical Patholo:y. Thesis: Primary Neoplasms of the Epididymis. Master of Social Work Elaine Audrey Aronson, Little Falls Elizabeth Vincent Hunt, St. Paul B.A. ',0, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '33, Macalester College. Field of Con­ Concentration: Social Work. centration: Social Work. Harriet Balzer, Mountain Lake Dagny Johnson, Minneapolis B.A. ',0, Grinnell College. Field of Concen­ B.E. '3S, Superior State Teachers College. tration: Social Work. Field of Concentration: Social Work. Richard William Bartsch, St. Paul Abraham Kastenbaum, Minneapolis B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '33, M.A. '36, New York University. Concentration: Social Work. Field of Concentration: Social Work. Edith Jackson Beatty, Indianapolis, Irving Kermish, Long Island City, Ind. N.Y. B.A. '27, Indiana University. Field of Con­ B.A. '49, Queens College. Field of Concen­ centration: Social Work. tration: Social Work. Virgil Adlore Burns, Minneapolis Eleanor Kinunen, Virginia B.A. ',0, College of St. Thomas. Field of B.S. 'i2, Duluth State Teachers College. Concentration: Social Work. Field of Concentration: Social Work. Ruth Hunter Cotay, St. Paul Edward Louis Korenchen, Aurora B.S. '4S, Lincoln University. Field of Con­ B.A. 'is, University of Minnesota. Field of centration: Social Work. Concentration: Social Work. Theodore C. Dettweiler, Minneapolis Jeanette Myrtle Larson, Minneapolis B.A. '41, Antioch College. Field of Concen­ B.A. magna enm laude 'i9, University of tration: Social Work. Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Social Nola Dale Hansen, Oakland, Calif. Work. B.A. '47, University of California. Field of Herman Sherman Markowitz, Minne­ Concentration: Social Work. apolis John Michael Hayes, Minneapolis B.A. ',0, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Social Work. B.S. in Law 'is, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Social Work. Inez Christine Mattson, St. Paul Judith Holaday Henderson, Minne­ B.A. 'H, University of Minnesota. Field of apolis Concentration: Social Work. B.A. '49, Oberlin College. Field of Concen­ Jack Leonard McCann, Hastings tration: Social Work. B.A. 'i9, Macalester College. Field of Con­ Clarice Elizabeth Hoekstra, Twin centration: Social Work. Valley Mary Ellen Mogren, St. Paul B.A. cum laude ',0, University of Minnesota. B.A. '47, Hamline University. Field of Con­ Field of Concentration: Social Work. centration: Social Work. Gerald Clifford Hoye, Virginia Philip C. Norris, Minneapolis B.A. cum laude ',0, University of Minnesota. B.A. ',0, University of Minnesota. Field of Field of Concentration: Social Work. Concf!:ntrltion: Social Work. 63 Marjorie Beatrice Rady, Winnipeg, Marietta B. Spencer, St. Paul Manitoba, Canada B.A. '48, Reed College. Field of Concen_ B.A. '50, University of Manitoba. Field of tration: Social Work. Concentration: Social Work. Margaret Ann Stoll, New Auburn Wiljo A. Sarkela, Negaunee, Mich. Wis. ' B.A. '49, Northern Michigan College of Edu­ B.S. '50, Eau Claire State Teachers College cation. Field of Concentration: Social Work. Field of Concentration: Social Work. . Rene Meyers Schwartz, Minneapolis Calvin Yukio Takagi, Minneapolis B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. cum laude '50, University of Minnesota Concentration: Social Work. Field of Concentration: Social Work. . Rollie Helen Segal, Minneapolis Max Wald, Minneapolis :8.A. magna cum laude '50, University of Graduate '25, The Real Gymnasium (Poland) Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Social Field of Concentration: Social Work. . Work. Glyndon James Webb, Glyndon Lydia Charlotte Selman off, Minne­ B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of apolis Concentration: Social Work. B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Social Work.

Doctor of Philosophy Robert James Ames, Minneapolis Herbert Wayne Bitting, Chevy B.A. '37, Park College; M.S. '41, Kansas Chase, Md. State Teachers College. Major: English. Minor: B.S. '33, University of Illinois; M.S. '37, Iowa Philosophy. Thesis: Walter Bagehot: A Study State College. Major: Agricultural Economics. in Religious Compromise. Major Adviser: Minor: Economics. Thesis: Problems in Meas­ Prof. W. V. O'Connor. uring and Analyzing Marketing Margins for Selected Fruits and Vegetables. Major Ad­ Ralph Leo Anderson, Wayzata viser: Prof. R. W. Cox. B.S. '47, M.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Forestry. James Cooke Brown, Minneapolis Thesis: Factors Influencing the Incidence of B.A. cum laude '46, University of Minnesota. Hypoxylon Canker of Aspen. Major Adviser: Major: Sociology. Minors: Philosophy and Prof. C. M. Christensen. Statistics. Thesis: Cooper:ltive Group Forma­ tion: A Problem in Social Engineering. Major Robert Emmett Atkinson, St. Paul Adviser: Prof. F. S. Chapin. B.S. '34, University of Minnesota; M.S. '38, Louisiana State University. Major: Plant Pa­ Joel Malcolm Cantor, St. Paul thology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Studies on B.A. '46, Brooklyn College; M.A. '48, Uni­ Viruses of Cereal Grains. Major Adviser: Prof. versity of Minnesota. Major: Psychology. E. C. Stakman. Minor: Neuropsychiatry. Thesis: Syndromes Fonnd in a Psychiatric Population Selected Clarence Lyle Barber, Fort Garry, for Certain MMPI Code Endings. Major Ad­ Manitoba, Canada viser: Prof. P. E. Meehl. B.A. with great distinction '39, University of Saskatchewan; M.A. '41, Clark University. W oo-Foung Chow, Shanghai, China Major: Economics. Minor: Mathematics. B.S. in E.E. '45, La Universitato Utopia; Thesis: Inventories and the Business Cycle M.S. in E.E. '49, University of Minnesota. with Special Reference to Canada. Major Ad­ Major: Electrical Engineering. Minor: Mathe­ viser: Prof. A. R. Upgren. matics. Thesis: Noise Study on Electrical Power Systems with Special Reference to Superimposed Signalling. Major Adviser: Prof. H. E. Hartig.

64 J. Ritchie Cowan, Corvallis, Ore. John Lewis Holland, Omaha, Neb. B.S.A. '39, Ontario Agricultural College; M.S. B.A. '42, University of Omaha; M.A. '47, '42, Universi!y of Minnesota. Major: Pla~t University of Minnesota. Major: Psychology. Genetics. Mmor: Plant Pathology. TheSIS: Minor: Educational Psychology. Thesis: A Some Plant Breeding Studies with Tall Fescue Study of Measured Personality Variables and (Festuca arundinacea Schreb.) . Major Ad­ Their Behavioral Correlates as Seen in Oil viser: Prof. H. L. Thomas. Paintings. Major Adviser: Prof. J. G. Darley. Harland Dumond Embree, Pasadena, Ismail Ali Ibrahim, Minia, Egypt B.Sc. '-n, University of Cairo; M.S. '49, Uni­ Calif. versity of Minnesota. Major: Plant Pathology. B.S. with honors '48, University of California. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Studies on the Effect Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Analyti­ of Some Environmental Conditions and cal Chemistry. Thesis: Condensations of Chemicals on the Development of Puccinia 3_Acety\coumarin with Ketones and Amine graminis avenae Erikss. and Henn. Major Salts. Major Adviser: Prof. C. F. Koelsch. Adviser: Prof. E. C. Stakman. Robert Younger Fluno, Alliance, Ohio William Lome Jenkins, Minneapolis B.A. '38, Rollins College. Major: Political B.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: Science. Minor: Economics. Thesis: Parlia­ Psychology. Minor: Neuropsychiatry. Thesis: mentary Control of the British Nationalized The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality In­ Industries. Major Adviser: Prof. L. M. Short. ventory Applied to the Problem of Prognosis in Schizophrenia. Major Advisers: Profs. P. E. Meehl and William Schofield. Ellen Bek Freeman, Grand Forks, N.D. Max M. Kampelman, Minneapolis B.A. with honors '38, University of North B.A. '40, LL.B. '45, New York University; Dakota; M.A. '40, Columbia University. Major: M.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: Home Economics. Minor: Agricultural Bio­ Political Science. Minor: Law. Thesis: The chemistry. Thesis: Effect of Cooking Tempera­ Communists and the C.I.O.: A Study in Po­ tures on the Quality and in Vitro Digestibility litical Power. Major Adviser: Prof. M. Q. of Beef Stews and Pot Roasts. Major Ad­ Sibley. viser: Prof. Isabel Noble. William Lawrence Kohlhase, _St. Paul B.S. magna cum laude '47, Hamline Univer­ Ray Allan Goldberg, Fargo, N.D. sity. Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Physi­ B.A. cum laude '48, Harvard University; cal Chemistry. Thesis: Cycloparaflins VIII­ M.B.A. '50, Harvard Graduate School of Busi­ The Preparation of Two l-Acyl-2-Nitro-2,3, ness Administration. Major: Agricultural Eco­ 3-Trimethylcyclopropanes and Their Reaction nomics. Minor: Economics. Thesis: The Com­ with Alkalis. Major Adviser: Prof. L. I. Smith. petitive Position of the Minnesota Soybean Producer and Processor. Major Adviser: Prof. Bjame Emil Landa, Minneapolis R. W. Cox. B.A. '28, M.A. '30, University of Southern California. Major: German. Minor: Scandi­ Richard Emerson Halsted, Minne- navian. Thesis: The American Scene in Fried­ rich Gerstacher's Works of Fiction. Major Ad­ apolis viser: Prof. F. H. Wood. B.A. with high distinction '47, DePauw Uni­ versity; M.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Theodore Rudolph Lindbom, Buhl Major: Physics. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: B.S. with distinction '48, M.A. '49, University Isotopic Masses of Palladium, Cadmium, In­ of Minnesota. Major: Psychology. Minors: dium, Tin, Tellurium, Iodine, and Xenon. Statistics and Business Administration. Thesis: Major Adviser: Prof. A. O. C. Nier. Supervisory Training and Employee Attitudes. Major Adviser: Prof. D. G. Paterson. James Stafford Holdhusen, Minne- Paul Hallam Lober, Minneapolis apolis B.S. '42, M.D. '44, University of Minnesota. B.C.E. with high distinction '45, M.S. in Major: Pathology. Minors: Bacteriology and C.E. '47, University of Minnesota. Major: Anatomy. Thesis: A Study of the Pathogenesis Civil Engineering. Minor: Mathematics and of Coronary Sclerosis-An Analysis of Its De­ Mechanics. Thesis: The Turbulent Boundary velopment with Relation to Age, Sex, and Layer in the Inlet Region of Smooth Pipes. Other Factors. Major Adviser: Dr. J. R. Daw­ Major Adviser: Prof. L. G. Straub. son, Jr.

65 Herbert Bernard Mal os, Minneapolis Wil!iam Ewe;t Re~pe~, Rosemount B.A. magna cum laude '47, Lafayette College. B.S. 44, M.Sc. 46, Ul1lVerslty of Manitob Major: Psychology. Minor: Neuropsychiatry. Major; Anima~ Husbandry. Minor: Pla:i The'l" Some Psychometric Evaluations of GenetIcs. TheSIS: A Study of Selection fo Epilepsy. Major Adviser: Prof. P. E. Meehl. Factors of Performance in Inbred Lines o~ Poland China Swine. Major Adviser: Prof Milton Lloyd Manuel, Manhattan, L. M. Winters. . Kan. B.S. '41, M.S. '48, Kansas State College. Paul Noel Richardson, Minneapolis Major: Agricultural Economics. Minor: Eco­ B.Chem. with high distinction '49, Univer_ nomics. Thesis: The Historical Development sity of Minnesota. Major: Organic Chemistry and Evaluation of the Farm Management Serv­ Minors: Physiological Chemistry and Phanna: ice Aswciations in the United States. Major cology. Thesis: The Deamination of the Ali­ Adviser: Prof. G. A. Pond. phatic Amines. Major Adviser: Prof. R. T. Jerome John Marchetti, St. Louis, Arnold. Mo. Wilbert Ambrick Russell, Morden, B.A. cum laude '40, M.A. '44, st. Louis Uni­ versity. Major: Educational Administration. Manitoba, Canada Minor: Educational Psychology. Thesis: Con­ B.S. '42, University of Manitoba; M.S. •... 7 ditions of Faculty Service in Mid-west Jesuit University of Minnesota. Major: Plant G;' Colleges and Universities. Major Adviser: netics. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: A Prof. M. G. Neale. Study of the Inter-relationships of Seed Yield Oil Content and Other Agronomic Character; Robert Valentine Mattern, Minne- with Sunflower Inbred Lines and Their Top apolis Crosses. Major Adviser: Prof. H. L. Thomas. B.Ch.E. with distinction '44, University of Minnesota. Major: Chemical Engineering. Kenneth Edward Schnelle, Mankato Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: Continuous B.A. '37, M.A. '41, Yale University; M.A. '50, Flow Stirred Tank Reactors: Solid-Liquid Sys­ University of Minnesota. Major: Economics. tems. Major Adviser: Prof. E. L. Piret. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: Manpower Re­ Charles \Villiams Miller, Fond du sources in a Tight Labor Market. Major Ad­ viser: Prof. Dale Yoder. Lac, vVis. B.S. '48, Marquette University; M.A. '50, Uni­ Tapa Nath Shukla, Dhuswa (Basti), versity of Minnesota. Major: Busincss Admin­ India istration. Minor: History. Thesis: Post-vVar Price Determination in the vVisconsin Canning B.S. '47, Agra University; M.S. '49, Kanpur Industry-Theory and Practice. Major Ad­ State College of Agriculture. Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Plant Genetics. Thesis: viser: Prof. R. S. Vaile. Variability in Resistance of Certain Wheat Lewellyn Stanley Mix, Heuvelton, Varieties to Puccinia graminis tritid Race 15. N.Y. Major Advisers: Profs. E. C. Stakman and B.S. '46, Cornell University. Major: Dairy Helen Hart. Husbandry. Minors: Physiology and Physio­ logical Chemistry. Thesis: A Survey of the William Robert Stratton, River Falls, Utilization of C"' Carboxyl Labeled Acetate Wis. by the Perfused Bovine Mammary Gland. B.A. Cum laude '47, M.S. '49, University of Major Adviser: Prof. W. E. Petersen. Minnesota. Major: Physics. Minor: Mathe­ Howard Halfdan Olson, North Lake, matics. Thesis: The Experimental Determina­ tion of Cross Section per Unit Solid Angle Wis. . for the Elastic Scattering of Deuterons by B.S. '48, University of vVisconsin; M.S. '50, Tritons and the Elastic Scattering of Protons University of Minnesota. Major: Dairy Hus­ by Deuterons as a Function of Scattering bandry. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Uniformity Angle· and Incident Deuteron Energy. Major Trials and Effects of Varying Planes of N u­ Advisers: Profs. J. H. \Villiams and G. D. trition on Performance of Monozygotic Bulls. Freier. Major Adviser: Prof. W. E. Petersen. Bjorn Peturson, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Norman Dale Sundberg, St. Paul B.A. with distinction '47, University of Neb­ Canada raska; M.A. '49, University of Minnesota. B.S. '28, University of Manitoba; M.S. '29, Major: Psychology. Minor: Neuropsychiatry. University of Minnesota. Major: Plant Pa­ Thesis: The Relationship of Psychotherapeu­ thology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Studies on tic Skill and Experience to Knowledge of Specialization and Pathogenicity in Puccinia Other People. Major Adviser: Prof. William coronata Corda. Major Adviser: Prof. C. J. Schofield. Eide. 66 ohn Patrick T?wey, R?chester . Albert Eli Uecker, Cambridge L. '36, UnivefSlty. of Mm?-esota. Major: B.A. '41, Minot State Teachers College; 'ological ChemIstry. Mmor: PhysIcal M.A. '46, Columbia University Teachers Col­ ~tr:~istry. Thesis: Influence of Some Nu~ri­ lege. Major: Psychology. Minor: Psychiatry. . 1 Factors on the Ash Content, Breakmg Thesis: A Comparative Study of the Voca­ ~=, and Elasticity of Rat Bones. Major Ad­ tional Interests, Aspirations, and Achieve­ viser: Dr. W. D. Armstrong. ments of Selected Groups of Veteran Psychiatric Patients. Major Adviser: Prof. Wil­ Chang-Kaing Tsai, Nanking, China liam Schofield. B S '41 National Central University; M.S. Bansi Lal Wattal, Kashmir, India ~ M.E."48, U~ivers.ity of ~innesota. Maj~r: B.Sc. '44, Panjab University (India); M.Sc. Mechanical Engmeenng. Mmor: MathematIcs '46, University of Lucknow (India). Major: and Mechanics. Thesis: Investigation of the Entomology. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: Effects of the. Engine Mechanisms on t?e Tor­ The Influence of Different Numbers of In­ sional VibratIons of Crankshafts. Major Ad­ sects on Mortality Produced by Insecticides, viser: Prof. J. J. Ryan. as Shown with Tribolium Spp., and Aedes aegypti L. Major Adviser: Prof. L. K. Cut­ komp. Doctor of Philosophy in Medicine Joseph Edward RaIl, Bronxville, N.Y. B.A. '40, North Central College; M.S. '44, M.D. '45, Northwestern University. Major: Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Iodine in the Blood and Urine of Man. Major Ad­ viser: Dr. R. G. Sprague. Doctor of Philosophy in Physiology Peter B. Dews, Rochester M.D. '44, University of Leeds. Major: Physi­ ology. Minor: Pharmacology. Thesis: Studies on the Effect of Adrenalectomy and of Cor­ tisone on Anaphylaxis and Related Phe­ nomena. Major Adviser: Dr. C. F. Code. Doctor of Philosophy in Surgery Robert Thurlow Hood, Jr., Rochester B.A. '40, M.A. '42, Amherst College; M.D. '44, University of Pittsburgh. Major: Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Studies on the Gastric Secretory Depressant in Canine Gas­ tric Juice. Major Adviser: Dr. C. F. Code.

SUMMARY OF DEGREES CONFERRED BY THE UNIVERSITY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR 1951-52 Degrees conferred July, August, and December, 1951; March, 1952 ...... 2,391 * Degrees conferred this June commencement, 1952 (subject to completion of requirements) ...... 2,982t

Total degrees conferred during 1951·52 5,502 • Includes 129 conferred at Duluth. t Includes 182 conferred at Duluth. 67 CAPS AND GOWNS AN EXPLANATION In the medieval city, clothing not unlike that worn by those participating in this commencement was common. The modern academic costume has evolVed from the dress of the medieval guilds and the early religious orders. Today, everyone with a college or university degree may wear the black aca­ demic gown. Hoods, which are omitted by seniors who are candidates for de­ grees, are worn by graduates. At the University of Minnesota, the lining of the hood has a maroon chevron on an old gold ground to represent the University colors. A University faculty member who holds a degree from another college or university wears the colors of his own alma mater. Distinctions between sleeves indicate the type of degree held by the wearer. A long, pointed sleeve indicates a Bachelor's degree, while a long, closed sleeve with a slit near the upper part of the arm designates a Master's degree. A round, open sleeve marks a Doctor's degree. The velvet edging on hoods is the color which stands for the field of study of the gown's wearer. It may be white for Arts and Letters, gold-yellow for Science maize for Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, slate for Veterina~ Medicine, or light blue for Education. Orange denotes Technology; dark blue, Philosophy; purple, Law; green, Medicine; and pink, Music. Public Health is shown by salmon pink edging, Dentistry by lilac, Pharmacy by olive, and Commerce and Accounting by drab. The Doctor's costume also has velvet trimming on the rest of the gown, in­ cluding crossbars on the sleeves. The trimming may either be black or may match the color of the hood edging. . Caps, or mortarboards, too, have significance. The President of the Univer­ sity is the only one who may wear a velvet cap and a gold tassel. Shoulder insignia on the gowns of candidates for degrees indicate that the candidate is an honor student. For the Master's and Doctor's degree, the tassels are always black, but candi­ dates for the Bachelor's degree at this commencement wear tassels which indi­ cate their school or college by color, as follows: (In the order of march) General College ...... crimson and white College of Science, Literature, and the Arts...... white University College ...... old gold and white Institute of Technology ...... orange College o~ ~griculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary . Medlcme ...... maxze College of Education ...... light blue School of Business Administration ...... drab College of Pharmacy ...... olive Law School ...... purple School of Dentistry ...... lilac College of Medical Sciences ...... green Graduate School ...... black 68 THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Announces Its !IIIV eOIllJIICnCclllcnt 1952

NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 24 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK Ulfivcrsitll of vUilflfcsota THE BOARD OF REGENTS

Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Secretary Mr. Laurence R. Lunden, Treasurer

The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Cloud First Vice President and Chairman The Honorable George W. Lawson, St. Paul Second Vice President The Honorable James F. Bell, Minneapolis The Honorable Daniel C. Gainey, Owatonna The Honorable Richard L. Griggs, Duluth The Honorable J. S. Jones, St. Paul The Honorable Lester A. Malkerson, Minneapolis The Honorable Charles W. Mayo, Rochester The Honorable E. E. Novak, New Prague The Honorable A. J. Olson, Renville The Honorable Herman F. Skyberg, Fisher The Honorable Sheldon V. \Vood, Minneapolis

As a courtesy to those attending functions, and out of respect for thc charactcr of the build­ ing, be it resolved by the Board of Regents that there be printed in the programs of all functions held in the Cyrus Northrop Memorial Auditorium a request that smoking be confined to the outer lobby on the main floor, to the gallery lobbies, and to the lounge rooms. 'Chis Is Vour Universitg CHARTERED in February, 1851, by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory f Minnesota, the University of Minnesota has this year celebrated its one ~ ndred and first birthday. As from its very beginning, the University is d~dicated to the task of training the youth of today, the citizens of tomorrow. HoW well it has succeeded is indicated by the number of doctors, lawyers, ngineers, social workers, journalists, dentists, farmers, businessmen, and com­ ~unity and civic leaders in all fields-good citizens all-who have gone from its several campuses to participate actively in the upgrading of the welfare of the citizens of our state. During the period of its existence, the University has awarded more than 110,000 degrees to its students who have completed the rigorous training demanded by the complexities of modern society. In addition to the enormous task of giving collegiate instruction to nearly nineteen thousand students on its Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth campuses, the University offers, through its Schools of Agriculture, its General Extension Division, and its short courses, specialized training designed to assist those who wish to study on a part-time basis. Still in addition, its staff members who are county agents, home demonstration agents, and recreation and health consult­ ants give effective aid and assistance to citizens of the state in their very homes. But the University of Minnesota, like all great universities, has expanded far beyond it~ early teaching and training program~. In its divers.e research .labora­ tories on Its three campuses, at the several agncultural expenment stations, at the Rosemount Research Center, and at the University Hospitals, its scientists at anyone moment are working on countless research experiments of vital in­ terest to the future health and welfare of all of us. These projects deal with such matters as cancer, poliomyelitis, taxation, low-grade iron ore, cheese making, teacher training, municipal government, nuclear fission, new varieties and strains of grains and fruits, supersonics and transonics, to mention only a few. THE UNIVERSITY is recognized as the cultural hub of the Northwest; it is the home of the Minneapolis Symphony, the University Artists Course, radio station KUOM, the University Theatre, and the local performances of the Metropolitan Opera Company. Through the University of Minnesota Concert and Lecture Service and the School Assembly Service, the University brings to more than a million and a half people, in the area it serves, artists and lecturers of quality and talent. The people of Minnesota are proud of their University, not only because it is one of the greatest state universities in the nation, but also because of the extent and quality of its services from which they, their families, communities, and organizations benefit. Their interest in the University is a dynamic, living thing and expresses itself in many ways. Contributions from them have made it possible for the new Variety Club Heart Hospital to be dedicated and for the great Mayo Memorial building to be erected over the coming months. Through the American Legion and auxiliary posts all over the state, thousands of friends have made generous donations to provide an endowed research pro­ fessorship in heart diseases. All students at the University, their families and friends are invited to con­ tinue their enthusiasm and interest in the University of Minnesota. Graduates are especially urged to identify themselves with the University Alumni Associa­ tion and the Greater University Fund and to return as frequently as possible to visit us here at the University. Order 0/ eveHts

THE ASSEMBLING OF THE AUDIENCE: As candidates for degrees at this evening's commencement and their friends and relatives reach the Min_ neapolis Campus of the University of Minnesota from 7:00 to 7:30 p.m., the will hear the Flemish bells being played from Northrop Memorial Auditoriur1 J. Frederic Goossen, M.A. '50, carillonneur. Admission to the July corn~ mencement exercises in the Auditorium is by guest card only. Guests will be seated as they arrive in the Auditorium and will remain seated until the colors are presented.

ORGAN RECITAL: From 7:30 to 8:00 p.m., Mr. Paul Manz, M.M., Organist_ Choirmaster of Mount Olive Lutheran Church, will play: Trumpet Tune - Purcell Adagio Vivaldi Concerto No. 5 in F Major Handel Larghetto Allegro AlIa siciliano Presto Scherzo, from Symphony No. 4 Widor Fugue a la Gigue Bach

PROCESSIONAL: Psalm 19 - MarcelIo

PROCESSIONAL: As candidates for degrees enter the Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. the curtain will be drawn. Seated on the platform, left to right, are: Dr. Edwin S. Cieslak, Associate Professor of Biological Science, Marshal; Dr. Donald Swanson, Assistant Professor of Classics and Linguistics, Marshal; Dr. John G. Darley, Assistant Dean of the Graduate School; Dr. Richard 1. Kozelka, Dean of the School of Business Administration; Dr. Clyde H. Bailey, Dean of the Department of Agriculture; Dr. Roger B. Page, Assistant Dean of the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Commander Walter J. McGuire, USN, Associate Professor of Naval Science; The Honorable Lester A. Malker­ son, Member, Board of Regents; Mr. True E. Pettengill, Recorder; Mr. Thomas A. H. Teeter, Dean of the Summer Session; Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President of the University of Minnesota; The Honorable Stuart Sinclair Garson, K.C., M.P., Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada; The Honorable George W. Lawson, Second Vice President, Board of Regents; The Reverend William Larsen, Director, Lutheran Student Association; Lt. Col. Helmer T. Aasheim, USAF, Assistant Professor of Air Science and Tactics; Dr. Alfred L. Vaughan, Assistant Dean of the General College; Mr. Elmer W. Johnson, Assistant Dean of the Institute of Technology; Dr. Marcia Edwards, Acting Dean of the College of Education; Dr. Howard 1. Horns, Assistant Dean of the College of Medical Sciences; Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, Associate Professor of Music; Dr. Stewart C. Thomson, Associate Professor and Assistant Director of the School of Public Health, Marshal.

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RESENTATION OF COLORS: As the color guard, made up of University ~aval RO-:r:C ~idshipmen and Air ROTC Cadets, enters the Auditorium, the audience wIll rIse.

THE NATIONAL ANTHEM (first stanza only): The entire audience and Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, M.A., Associate Professor of Music, soloist.

INVOCATION: Th~ Reverend William Larsen, Director,. Luther~n Student Association, and AdvIser to Lutheran students on the Mmneapohs Campus of the University.

SPEAKING FOR T~E ~NIVE~SITY: President James Lewis Morrill, LL.D., President of the UmversIty of Mmnesota.

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS: "A Blueprint for International Coopera­ tion," The Honorable Stuart Sinclair Garson, LL.D., K.C., M.P., Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada.

CONFERRING OF COMMISSIONS: Dean Thomas A. H. Teeter, Dean of the Summer' Session, will introduce Lt. Col. Helmer T. Aasheim, USAF, Assistant Professor of Air Science and Tactics, who will present the candidates for commissions in the United States Navy and the United States Air Force. The commissions will be presented by President Morrill; the oath of office will be administered by Commander Walter J. McGuire, USN, Associate Professor of Naval Science.

CONFERRING OF DEGREES: Dean Thomas A. H. Teeter, B.S., Summer Session, will introduce the several deans or their representatives who will present the candidates for degrees in their respective colleges. These, in order of their introduction, are: Assistant Dean Alfred L. Vaughan, Ph.D., General College; Assistant Dean Roger B. Page, Ph.D., College of Science, Literature, and the Arts, and University College; Assistant Dean Elmer W. Johnson, E.E., M.E., Institute of Technology; Dean Clyde H. Bailey, Department of Agriculture, for the College of Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary Medicine; Acting Dean Marcia Edwards, Ph.D., College of Education; Dean Richard L. Kozelka, Ph.D., School of Business Administration; Assistant Dean Howard L. Horns, M.D., College of Medical Sciences; Assistant Dean John G. Darley, Ph.D., Graduate School. All degrees will be conferred by President Morrill. Immediately afterwards, certificates and diplomas will be presented by each dean to the graduates of his college.

CONFERRING OF THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY: Candidates for this degree will be presented individually by Assistant Dean John G. Darley to President Morrill, who will confer the degrees.

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"HAIL! MINNESOTA," the University's alma mater song: The audience and Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, soloist. Minnesota, hail to thee! Like the stream that bends to sea Hail to thee, our college dear! Like the pine that seeks the blue,' Thy light shall ever be Minnesota, still for thee A beacon brigh t and clear; Thy sons are strong and true, Thy sons and daughters true From thy woods and waters fair, \Vill proclaim thee near and far; From thy prairies waving far, They will guard thy fame At thy call they throng And adore thy name; With their shout and song, Thou shalt be their Northern Star. Hailing thee their Northern Star.

RECESSIONAL: Mr. Paul Manz, organist. Rigaudon Campra

THE AUDIENCE is requested to remain seated until those in academic cos­ tume have left the hall.

6 eaHdidatcs lor eOJllJllissioHS Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the first term of the Summer Session, commissions will be conferred as indicated n those listed below and upon such others as may meet the requirements for ~eserve Officers in the Armed Services.

DEPARTMENT OF NAVAL SCIENCE Ensign, USNR Donn Derek French, Minneapolis

DEPARTMENT OF AIR SCIENCE AND TACTICS Second lieutenant, USAF Reserve James David Kaercher, Ortonville Dale Clarence Porter, Minneapolis

eaHdidatcs lor graduatioH

Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the first term of the Summer Session, degrees will be conferred as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the graduation requirements.

GENERAL COLLEGE Associate in Arts Larry Howard Hainrick, Minneapolis

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS Associate in liberal Arts Corrine Joyce Galinson, Minneapolis Wayne Marvin Wobschall, Minne­ Leo Conrad Meloche, Minneapolis apolis

7 Bachelor of Arts Glenn Edward Bergstrom, Minne­ Jerald Jacobs, Minneapolis apolis Robert Joseph Richard Johnson, Norma Jean Bergstrom, Worthington Deer River Russell Rudolph Boehlke, B.S., Buffalo Paul Gowan Johnston, Minneapolis Lake James Howard Kallestad, Minneapolis Michael Arthur Bosanko, Minneapolis Clarence Myhren Larson, Jr., Min- John Brimhall Brainard, B.C.E., neapolis St. Paul Robert Joseph Lehar, Minneapolis David Eugene Bushman, Grand Ralph Eugene McCarthy, Fanbault Marais Reece Jerome McGee, St. Paul Ronette Jane Christopherson, Min­ Floyd Bruce ~illa~, B.S., ~inneapolis neapolis Marshall DaVId MIller, Mmneapolis John Michael Connelly, A.A., Santa Marlin Laurel Nelson, A.A., Danville Monica, Calif. Iowa ' Douglas Albert Dahlquist, Minne­ Scott Francis Nelson, Jr., Minne- apolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE apolis Melvin Lincoln Danielson, Farming­ Warren Lester Nilsen, Minneapolis ton Robert John Okinow, St. Paul Thomas Jefferson Devine, Jr., Boulder, Clarke Farup O'Reilly, Fargo, N.D. Colo. Edward Nohl Peterson, Virginia John Duncan Drummond, Eau Claire, Dale Clarence Porter, Minneapolis Wis. Richard Keith Runquist, Cokato John McCall Elliott, Butte, Mont. Arthur Raymond Schneider, St. Paul William Hugo Fischer, Minneapolis Thomas Arthur Schultz, Minneapolis Patricia Kay Fredean, Minneapolis Dale Allan Sederstrom, A.A., Nash- Donn Derek French, Minneapolis wauk Howard Robert Gilbertson, Devils John Burton Shulze, Jr., Minneapolis Lake, N.D. Louise Agnes Smith, Bemidji David Lee Goblirsch, Wabasso Gretchen Flindt Snider, Minneapolis Stephenie Genevieve Grover, Grants- Roger Whitten Swanson, Minneapolis burg, Wis., CUM LAUDE Roy Everett Swenson, Rush City Jean Ellen Hackett, Minneapolis George Donald Tacheny, St. Paul Arthur L. Herman, Minneapolis John Clare Ure, North Mankato Thomas Lester Huseby, Minneapolis Robert John Wigley, Mankato James Boyd Ingler, Minneapolis Bachelor of Science in Library Science Edna Honoria Akre, B.A., M.A., Hester McLean Dornblaser, B.S., Glenwood Minneapolis Edwina Mildred Crosby, Ph.B., Anna Elizabeth Elliott, B.A., Minne­ Stevens Point, Wis. apolis Gladys G. Mooney, B.A., Marshall

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Bachelor of Arts Marilyn Holm Hunter, Minneapolis 8 INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Bachelor of Science Robert MiIls Bevensee, Minneapolis, Selmer Alan Martinson, Duluth WITH DISTINCTION

Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering Vurnen Jerome Leonard, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering Marvin Olaf Marmorine, Gonvick, James Mealey Nutter, St. Peter WITH DISTINCTION

Bachelor of Architecture Frank Wilder Barnard, East Grand Forks

Bachelor of Chemical Engineering Brice Edwin Fleck, Yonkers, N.Y. Rodney Alden Nelson, Montevideo, Raymond Mathew Gradishar, A.S., WITH JIlGH DISTINCTION Ely Glenn Arthur Sather, Franklin, WITH Selmer Alan Martinson, Duluth DISTINCTION

Bachelor of Civil Engineering Orlando Baldwin Andersland, Henry John Cermak, Jr., St. Paul Emmons Lloyd Kenneth Landey, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Electrical Engineering John Haynes Bredberg, Minneapolis Robert George Rosen, Perham Thomas James Donlin, St. Paul

Bachelor of Industrial' Engineering Lyle Dennis Mohagen, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Metallurgical Engineering Robert Ray Burt, Minneapolis

9 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Science Kathleen Theresa Bye, Minneapolis, Shirley Anne Riecke, Bismarck, N.D., Home Economics Horne Economics, WITH DISTINc_ Dorothy Jeanette Chamberlain, Red TION Wing, Horne Economics, WITH Aldin Roland Sampson, Hector, DISTINCTION Agriculture Marco Aurelio Flores, Guatemala, Guatemala, * Agriculture COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science David Moore Balzer, B.A., Mountain Belle LaVaque, Hibbing Lake Ingvald P. Levang, B.S., Minneapolis Virginia Monica Beavin, Sioux Falls, Flora Patterson Martinson, Minne- S.D. apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Marguerite Vivian Broderick, Tracy James P. McCoy, Savage Angela Meenahan Burque, St. Paul Ruth Elizabeth Meyer, Waltham \Vesley \Valfrid Carlson, Minneapolis Myrtle Ruth Miller, Minneapolis Russell Eugene Cochran, Minneapolis Margaret Evangeline Miller-Johnson, Elizabeth Ruth Croal, Madison Willmar Edythe Serena Dahlgren, St. Paul, Earle Arthur Nesse, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Edward John Nichols, Duluth Richard Alan DeGuise, Excelsior Mildred Virginia Nuessle, Springfield Glen Warren Dolmar, Minneapolis Howard Alfred O;ala, New York MiIIs, Ruth Rosenzweig Epstein, B.A., WITH DISTINCTION M.A., Minneapolis Marguerite Spiroff Pierce, B.S., Mary Louise Evans, A.A., Minneapolis Houghton, Mich. Irene Dorothy FafHer, St. Paul Darrel Joseph Rial, B.A., St. Paul Esther Marie Olson Foss, Franklin Paul Charles Riddle, Poland, Ohio Helen-Marie Glaas, Minneapolis Hollyce Ann Russ, Blue Earth Phyllis Marie Gorder, Battle Lake Ebba Odencrans Sher, Chisholm Ella Marie Gustavson, Minneapolis Ralph Eugene Thorp, Jr., Minne- Zareefa Yvonne Hanenberger, B.A., apolis Minneapolis Donald Macbeth Uhlin, Minneapolis Lois Griep Holmberg, Santa Cruz, Luella Margaret Vandell, Eveleth Calif. Helen Frances Watters, Delmar, Iowa, Mary M. Holum, B.A., Minneapolis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Michael Thomas Hreha, Minneapolis Patricia Millar \Veimer, B.A., Elizabeth Jean Hutchinson Hoster- Minneapolis man, Robbinsdale, WITH DISTINC­ Warren Seymour Wheaton, Eagle TION Bend Bette Reid Johnson, B.S., Minneapolis Margaret Sutton Willie, Kannapolis, Janice Ann Klodt, Minneapolis N.C. Albert Louis LaMere, Hamel Yuki Yano, Ogden, Utah, WITH Ada Christine Larson, Preston HIGH DISTINCTION * Degree conferred as of June 14, 1952. 10 Bachelor of Science in library Science Joanna Warga Barsness, B.A., Eau Hilia Josephine Lindroos, B.S., Claire, Wis. Menahga Belen Lucille Glau, B.S., Aberdeen, Alice Sophia Olesberg, B.S., Moorhead S.D. Eugene John Stanger, B.E., Waite Marjorie Dean Hoag, B.S., Traverse Park City, Mich. M. Corrine Swanson, B.S., Glenwood City, Wis.

Master of Education Jack Wallace Baldwin, B.A., North Robert Harvey Luehrs, B.S., Minne­ Branch apolis Lee Dean Garton, B.S., Topeka, Kan. Nicholas Kenneth Rusinak, B.S., Min­ Arthur Edward Johnson, B.S., St. Paul neapolis Bette Reid Johnson, B.S., Minneapolis Youssef Mohamed Sida, Damietta, Michael Matthew Finbarr Kiely, B.A., Egypt San Mateo, Calif. Barbara Singleton Vye, B.S., Minne­ Joseph William Knoblauch, B.S., apolis Hopkins Wesley H. Windmiller, B.S., Still­ Arnold William Leonard, B.S., St. water Paul

COllEGE OF EDUCATION AND COllEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Science Ralph Fabian Zauhar, Floodwood

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Business Administration William Dean Birch, Minneapolis Robert Arthur Johnson, Mound James Carl Bublitz, St. Paul Marvin Olaf Marmorine, Gonvick, Clyde P. Carlson, Sioux Falls, S.D. WITH DISTINCTION Donald Jackson Fraley, Minneapolis James Edward Nelson, Duluth Howard Alfred Furlong, Manchester, Rodney AIden Nelson, Montevideo, N.H. WITH DISTINCTION Gene Elden Harnack, Rochester Richard John Oldfield, Minneapolis George Owen Holm, Minneapolis Marvin Martin Olson, Fargo, N.D. John Wilbert Holm, Minneapolis Dale Roger Olseth, North Mankato David Keith Irwin, Indian Head, Lee Ritchey Petillon, Minneapolis Saskatchewan, Canada Cornelius Patrick Powell, St. Paul 11 Robert George Rosen, Perham David John Sullivan, St. Paul Margaret Florence Rounds, Minne- Francis Robert Ward, St. Paul, apolis, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Howard Ralph Ruvelson, St. Paul John O. Whelpley, New Bedford James Robert Ryan, Minneapolis Mass., WITH HIGH DISTINCTIO~ Glenn Arthur Sather, Franklin

Bachelor of Science in Economics Gordon Randolph Antelman, Aber- Grover Cleveland Brown, Anoka deen, S.D., WITH HIGH DISTINCTION

COllEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Bachelor of Science James Thomas Adkins, B.A., St. Paul, Robert Dale Fedor, Lakefield, Medicine Medicine Richard Eldon Anonsen, B.A., Min­ Richard Clayton Finley, B.A., Mound neapolis, Medicine Medicine ' Merle Charles B;th, B.A., Evansville, Edgar Ralph Gamm, B.A., Marshall, Medicine Medicine Melvin Palmer Baken, Jr., D.D.S., Robert Williams Geist, B.A., St. Paul M.S.D., Minneapolis, Medicine Medicine ' Alvin Emmanuel Berglund, Jr., B.A., Paul Thomas Grimes, B.A., Grand Cambridge, Medicine Meadow, Medicine Loraine Lucille Bertolini, Chicago, Ill., Warren Hartley Gullen, B.A., Min­ Public Health Nursing neapolis, Medicine Richard Edson Borreson, B.A., Thief Roger Verner Haglund, B.A., Duluth, River Falls, Medicine Medicine Kenneth Neubauer Bredesen, B.A., Kent Oscar Hanson, B.A., Hallock, Edina, Medicine Medicine James Edward Brown, Jr., B.A., St. Bernard John Heetderks, Jr., B.A., Paul, Medicine Bozeman, Mont., Medicine Gerald F. Burke, B.A., St. Paul, Donald Bruce Hulteng, B.A., East Medicine Grand Forks, Medicine Kenneth W. Christianson, B.A., St. Joseph Robert Jannach, Minneapolis, Paul, Medicine Medicine James Adrian Donaldson, B.A., Foley, John Edward Kanth, B.A., Minne­ Medicine apolis, Medicine George Charles Dorsey, Jr., Minne­ Michael Kosiak, B.A., Chisholm, apolis, Medicine Medicine Stephen R. Dunphy, Minneapolis, Richard James Krebsbach, B.A., St. Medicine Paul, Medicine William Lyle Ellingson, B.A., Detroit Vernon George Kuhlmann, B.A., Lakes, Medicine Hamburg, Medicine Milton Gene Ettinger, B.A., St. Paul, Martha Carlisle Larsen, B.A., Crook­ Medicine ston, Medicine

12 Paul Roy Leon, B.A., Minneapolis, Howard David Ross, B.A., Minne­ Medicine apolis, Medicine James Bushnell Lindahl, B.A., Crosby, Richard Keith Runquist, Cokato, Medicine Medicine James McNair Little, B.A., Mayville, Leonard Sadoff, B.A., Minneapolis, N.D., Medicine Medicine Robert E. Lynner, B.A., Clarkfield, Lucille Mary Saloum, Duluth, Medicine Medicine Fredric L. Mast, A.S., B.A., Brainerd, Robert Eugene Schmitz, B.A., Min­ Medicine neapolis, Medicine Robert Lynn McAllister, B.A., Min­ Doris Vivien Schoon, B.A., Luverne, neapolis, Medicine Medicine Charles Joseph McCarthy, St. Paul, Lawrence Serber, B.A., Minneapolis, Medicine Medicine Gene Edward Meger, Minneota, Duane Samuel Smith, Minneapolis, Medicine Medicine Giles Gene Merkel, New Ulm, Richard Edward Student, Minne­ Medicine apolis, Medicine Leo Joseph Moran, Slayton, Medicine Maxine Mavis Swanson, Cayuga, John Douglas Nelson, Duluth, N.D., Public Health Nursing, Medicine WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Sidney Nerenberg, B.A., St. Paul, Russell Alden Thompson, Hutchin­ Medicine son, Medicine Eugene C. Ott, Minneapolis, Deloran Leigh Thurber, A.A., B.A., Medicine Rochester, Medicine Thomas Myles Parker, B.A., Roches­ Robert George Wohlrabe, B.A., ter, Medicine Springfield, Medicine Burton Irwin Rein, B.A., Minneapolis, Dolores Elizabeth Young, Reedsburg, Medicine Wis., Public Health Nursing Master of Public Health Marie Elizabeth Ford, B.S., Sheila MacDonald Ogilvie, B.A., Minneapolis B.Sc., Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Evodia Anderson Reinikka, Upsala Doctor of Medicine Robert Edward Kohlhase, B.S., B.M., St. Paul

GRADUATE SCHOOL Master of Arts Arvin A. Ablf, Sheboygan, Wis. John Hilford Bainiah, Gold Coast, B.S. '49, Stout Institute. Field of Concentra­ West Africa . tion: Industrial Education. B.S. '49, Wilberforce College of Education and Industrial Arts. Major: Anthropology. Irvamae Vincent Applegate, Princeton Minor: Geography. Thesis: The Fishing Com­ B.S. '41, North Dakota Agricultural College. plex of the West African Fante. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ struction. 13 Dwight Ernest Baumgardner, George William England, Rapid City McCallsburg, Iowa S.D. ' B.A. '50, Luther College. Field of Concentra­ B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of tion: Economics. Concentration: Psychology. Gerald August Bolmeier, Orlando Fals-Borda, BarranquilIa, Absarokee, Mont. Colombia, South America B.S. '49, North Dakota Agricultural College. B.A. '47, University of Dubuque. Major' Field of Concentration: Educational Psychol­ Sociology. Minor: Anthropology. Thesis: ogy. Saucio--A Sociological Study of a Rurai Community in Colombia. Robert Dean Brown, Elbow Lake B.S. with distinction '49, University of Min· Abe Lewis Fox, Minnesota Lake nesota. Field of Concentration: Industrial Edu­ B.A. '35, St. Olaf College. Field of Concen. cation. tration: Educational Administration. Thomas Richard Buckman, Reno, Sally Ann Furber, Minneapoli5 Nev. B.A. '51, Grinnell College. Field of Concen. B.A. '47, College of the Pacific. Field of Con· tration: Spanish. centration: Area Studies: Scandinavia. William Charles Gemeinhardt, James Luther Bueide, Minneapolis Milwaukee, Wis. B.A. '49, Augsburg College. Field of Concen­ B.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of tration: Statistics. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Julius Chametzky, Brooklyn, N.Y. James R. Haake, Waukon, Iowa B.A. cum laude '50, Brooklyn College. Field B.A. '43, Knox College. Field of Concentra­ of Concentration: English. tion: English. Robert Burton Clay, Dawson Rosemary Harding Hagen, Minne­ B.S. '44, Winona State Teachers College. apolis Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ B.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of istration. Concentration: Speech. Isabel Ann Cook, Hopkins Ernest Adolf Hakel, Montevideo B.A. '47, University of California. Field of B.S. '32, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Sarah Ruth Cook, San Diego, Calif. Hazel Margaret Heggen, Rothsay B.M.E. '36, B.A. '40, University of Kansas. Field of Concentration: Psychology. B.S. with distinction '50, University of Min· nesota. Field of Concentration: Educational Joseph Arnold Doyle, Regina, Psychology. Saskatchewan, Canada John August Hielsberg, Faribault B.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of B.E. '35, Oshkosh State Teachers College. Concentration: Industrial Education. Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. Patricia Lorraine Ellis, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada James Elmer Holmes, Long Beach, B.Sc. '46, University of Manitoba. Field of Calif. Concentration: Mathematics. B.S. '49, River Falls State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ Richard Marc Emerson, Salt Lake struction. City, Utah B.S. '50, University of Utah. Major: Sociology. Wayne Vincent Huebner, Glyndon Minor: Psychology. Thesis: Deviation and Re­ B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of jection: An Experimental Replication. Concentration: English. Merle Arnold Engeset, Minneapolis Clifford Ingwell, Rice Lake, Wis. B.S. '32, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '48, Stout Institute. Field of Concentra­ Concentration: Educational Administration. tion: I.ndustrial Education.

14 Wayne Thompson Jacob, Tunnel, . Ralph Matthew McInerny, Minne- apolis B.A.N.Y. '49, Geor.ge W as h'mgton. U" mvefSlty.. F'Ie. Id B.A. '51, St. Paul Seminary. Major: Philosophy. of ConcentratIOn: Area Studies: Scandmavla. Minor: Latin. Thesis: A Thomistic Evaluation of the Philosophy of Soren Kierkegaard. Bernard Joseph James, Haugen, Wis. B.A. cum laude '48, yniversi~y of Minneso~a. Josef Mestenhauser, Prague, Major: Sociology. Mmor: Philosophy. ThesIs: Czechoslovakia Some Theories of Bureaucracy and the Social­ J.u.c. '46, Charles University (Prague); B.A. psychology of Bureau Functionaries. '50, Eastern WaShington College of Education. Major: Political Science. Minor: History. Donald Roland Keyworth, St. Paul Thesis: The Organization, Methods, and B.A. cum laude '50, U,:,iversity .of Minneso~. Significance of the Cominform, with Particu­ Major: Philosophy. Mmor: History. ThesIs: lar Reference to Czechoslovakia. Logical Empiricism, and Theological Expres- sion. Robert William Meyer, LaCrosse, Virgil John Kroeger, Elkton, S.D. Wis. B.S. '51, LaCrosse State Teachers College. B.S. '40, South Dakota State College of Ag­ riculture and Mechanic Arts. Major: Sociology. Field of Concentration: American Studies. Minor: Economics. Thesis: An Examination of the Principal Assumptions Which Underlie John Gordon Moody, Minneapolis the Construction of Several Occupational B.A. magna cum laude '49, University of Min­ Classification Scales. nesota. Field of Concentration: Speech. Howard Stanley Levant, Eveleth B.A .. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of Hermann Graf Muenster, Munich, Concentration: English. Germany B.S. '50, Die Technische Hochschule (Ger­ Charles Leonard Lewis, St. Paul many). Major: Sociology. Minor: Agricultural B.S.Ed. with honor '49, Ohio University. Economics. Thesis: Outlook for the Hired Field of Concentration: Educational Psy­ Farm Labor Force in Western Germany. chology. Robert Joseph Nadon, Minneapolis John Thompson Little, Jr., St. Louis B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Park Concentration: English. B.S. with distinction '49, University of Min­ nesota. Field of Concentration: Education. Dorothy Evelyn Neumann, Fergus Donald Lynch, Sullivan, Ind. Falls B.S. '49, Indiana State Teachers College. B.S. '45, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ struction. Yiew Min Ma, Canton, China LL.B. '45, National Sun Yat-Sen University. Hiroshi Noguchi, Tokyo, Japan Field of Concentration: Political Science. B.A. '41, Tokyo University. Major: History of Education. Minors: Philosophy and English. Anita Joan MacRavey, Toledo, Ohio Thesis: Teachers in Japan-an Appraisal of B.A. '48, University of Toledo. Field of Con­ the Educational Reform in Post-War Japan. centration: Scandinavian. Richard Paul Maliszewski, Oshkosh, Maxine Lilace Gloria Nordberg, Wis. Cambridge B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '49, Stout Institute. Field of Concen­ tration: Industrial Education. Concentration: Home Economics. John Joseph Maloney, Minneapolis Walter Keith Nosek, Wanamingo B.S. '41, St. Cloud State Teachers College. B.E. '36, Duluth State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ istration. istration.

15 Weston Jerome Olberg, Mankato Jack Peter Stebe, Gilbert B.B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '39, Hamline University. Field of Con. Concentration: International Relations. centration: Educational Administration.

June Charlotte Peterson, Duluth Helen Katherine Stephens, Minne_ B.S. '45, Duluth State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Educational Psychol­ apolis ogy. B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Home Economics Education. Mary Margaret Pulleyn, Minneapolis B.A. '45, University of Minnesota. Field of Ada Amelia Stokes, Mankato Concen tration: English. B.A. '42, Valparaiso University. Field of Con. Karl Spangler Quisenberry, Jr., centration: English. Minneapolis Paul Edphil Strandjord, Minneapolis B.S. '49, University of Nebraska. Major: Physics. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: The B.A. cum laude '51, University of Minnesota. Thermal Diffusion Constant of Neon and Its Field of Concentration: Psychology. Variation with Temperature. Jeraldine Naomi Swain, Crookston Merivan Doris Robinson, St_ Paul B.A. '43, University of North Dakota. Field B.A. summa cum laude '51, University of of Concentration: Spanish. Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Ame'rican Studies. Raymond Joseph Tarleton, St. Paul Paul Rupprecht, Minneapolis B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. ' 51, North Dakota Agricultural College. Concentration: Journalism. Major: International Relations. Thesis: The Political and Legal Aspects of the International Marvin Orville Thompson, Minne- Recognition Relative to the Annexation of the apolis Baltic States by Soviet Russia. B.A. cum laude '49, Macalester College. Major: Music. Minor: History. Thesis: A Study of Lotte Seidler, Gothenburg, Sweden the Rhythmic Elements as Found in the B.A. '51, Gothenburg University (Sweden). Temporal Organization of Music. Field of Concentration: Journalism. Donna Mae Sorenson,. Minneapolis Francis Charles Turmezei, Budapest, B.A. cum laude '49, Macalester College. Field Hungary of Concentration: English. Ph. Licentiate '44, University of Budapest. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ James Rudolph Soukup, Detroit, struction. Mich. B.A. with high distinction '50, Wayne Uni­ James Welch Vardaman, Dallas, Tex. versity. Field of Concentration: Political B.A. '51, Baylor University. Field of Con­ Science. centration: History. Master of Forestry Loyd M. LaMois, Akeley B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Forestry. Master of Social Work Joan Ann Eagen, Minneapolis Ruth Gladys Isker, Minneapolis B.A. cum laude '49, University of Minnesota. B.A. '21, Macalester College. Field of Con­ Field of Concentration: Social Work. centration: Social Work.

Clayton Harold Hagen, Webster, Eileen Verna Uttech, Fulda S.D. B.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '47, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field Concentration: Social Work. of Concentration: Social Work. 16 Master of Science Albert Stanley Bacon, Ouitman, Ga. John William Lawrow, Hornell, N.Y. B.S. '38, Georg.ia State College .. Field of Con­ B.A. ''''8, University of Rochester. Major: centration: Agncultural Economics. Physiological Hygiene. Minor: Physiological Chemistry. Thesis: The Effect of Short, Noonan Edward Boucher, Jr., Min- Severe Exercise on Serum Protein Composi­ neapolis tion. B.S. '41, Unive.rsity of ~innesota .. Major: Bacteriology. Mm~r: Agncultural .BI~chem­ Oiva Herbert Lindquist, Cloquet istry. Thesis: Studle~ of Anap~yl~ls m the B.S. '48, M.S. '49, Iowa State College. Field Guinea Pig Employmg a RadIOactive Tracer of Concentration: Biophysics. Technic. Antonio Hernandez Corzo, Mexico Francis Nawara, Krakow, Poland M.Agr.Sci. '36, University of Krakow (Poland). City, Mexico Field of Concentration: Animal Husbandry. Biologo '49, E~cuela N~cional de Cien~ias Biologicas (Mexico). MaJor: Plant Genetics. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: Haploid Ex­ Marjorie Campbell Norris, Winnipeg, traction Problems and Unifonnity of Homo­ Manitoba, Canada zygouS Diploids in Zea may!. B.Sc. '33, University of Manitoba. Major: Bacteriology. Minor: Zoology. Thesis: An In­ Rollin Marshall Dennistoun, vestigation Relating to the Natural History of Rosemount the Virus of Western Equine Encephalitis in B.S. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Manitoba, Canada. Concentration: Agricultural Economics. Hans Pilhofer, Nuernberg, Germany James Rollo DeVoe, Sterling, Ill. Staat!. Gepriiften Landwirt '50, Hoch. Acker­ B.S. '50, University of Illinois. Major: Analyti­ bauschule Triesdorf (Gennany). Field of Con­ cal Chemistry. Minor: Physical Chemistry. centration: Agricultural Economics. Thesis: Light Scattering Properties of Barium Sulfate. Edward Stewart Redgate, Minneapolis Daniel James Gainey, Owatonna B.S. summa cum laude '49, Bethany College B.A. '49, Carleton College. Field of Concen­ (West Virginia). Major: Physiology. Minor: tration: Geology. Physiological Chemistry. Thesis: The Nature of the Adrenomedullary Secretion Elicited by Dale Northey Goodell, Lihue, Kauai, Asphyxia and Hypothalamic Stimulation. T.H. B.S. '42, Iowa State College. Field of Con­ John James William Rogers, Beverly centration: Animal Husbandry. Hills, Calif. B.S. 'SI, California Institute of Technology. Dorothy Marie Grahame, Winnipeg, Major: Geology. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Manitoba, Canada Thesis: The Absorption of Uranium by Peat. B.Sc. '50, University of Manitoba. Field of Concentration: Home Economics. Carl Emilio Smith, Detroit, Mich. Richard Otto Huch, St. Paul B.S. '41, Tuskegee Institute; B.A. 'SO, Wayne University. Field of Concentration: Agricul­ B.Ch.E. with distinction '50, University of tural Economics. Minnesota. Major: Metallurgy. Minor: Physical Chemistry: Thesis: The Effect of Starches, Starch Products, pH and Inorganic Salts on Henry Harlow Thompson, Climax the Cationic F1otation of Iron Ore. B.Ag.B.A. 'SO, University of Minnesota. Major: Agricultural Economics. Minor: Economics. James Louis Johnson, Hopkins Thesis: An Economic Analysis of the Opera­ B.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of tions of Farmers' Cooperative Purchasing As­ Concentration: Mathematics and Mechanics. sociations in Minnesota, 19"'9-S0.

17 Alexander M. Vasilevsky, St. Paul Bertram Zaslow, Minneapolis For.Eng. '46, Lwow Poly technical Institute; B.A. '48, Cornell University. Major: Physical FOLAdm. '43, Lwow State School of For· Chemistry. Minor: Mathematics and M estry (Po:and). Major: Forestry. Minor: Politi· chanics. Thesis: The Crystal Structure :£ cal Science. Thesis: Growth as a Factor in Phosgene. the Silviculture of the Major Forest Types in Itasca Statc Park. Carl Archie Ziebarth, Wrenshall Kathleen Miriam Watson, Winnipeg, B.S. with. distinction '49, University of Min. nesota .. FIeld of ConcentratIOn: Agricultural Manitoba, Canada EducatIOn. B.Sc. '42, University of Manitoba. Field of Concentration: Home Economics Education.

Master of Science in Aeronautical Engineering Richard Douglas Archer, Melbourne, Robert Cullom Morris, Winnetka, Ill. Australia B.S. '43, Duke University; B.S. in Aero.E. '51 B.S. '45, University of Melbourne; B.Eng. '50, U. S. Naval Postgraduate School. Major: Aero: Univcrsity of Sydney. Field of Concentration: nautical Engineering (Structures). Minor: Aeronautical Engineering. Aeronautical Engineering (Aerodynamics). ThesIs: Stress Distribution in a Pin-Loaded Metal Plate with Glued Reinforcement Plates. Richard La Verne Evans, Perris, Calif. B.S. '41, U. S. Naval Academy; B.S. in Aero.E. Edgar Allen Robie, Collingswood, N.J. '51, U. S. Naval Postgraduate School. Major: B.S. '42, U. S. Naval Academy; B.S. in Aero.E. Aeronautical Engineering (Power Plants). '51, U. S. Naval Postgraduate School. Major: Minor: Aeronautical Engineering (Structures). Aeronautical Engineering (Power Plants). Thesis: The Mixing of a Hot Pulsating Air Mmor: Aeronauti~al Engineering (Structures). Jet in a Cold Secondary Air F1ow. TheSIS: An Expenmental Analysis of the Mix­ ing of a Pulsating Air Jet at Varying Fre­ quencies in a Steady Air F1ow. Jack Stewart Laney, Kennewick, Wash. Robert Richard Thoe, Lake Mills, B.S. '43, U. S. Naval Academy; B.S. in Aero.E. Iowa '51, U. S. Naval Postgraduate School. Major: B.S. '43, U. S. Naval Academy; B.S. in Aero.E. Aeronautical Engineering (Power Plants). '51, U. S. Naval Postgraduate School. Major: Minor: Aeronautical Engineering (Structures). Aeronautical Engineering (Power Plants). Thesis: Thermal Effects in Air Cooled Turbine Mmor: Aeronautical Engineering (Structures). Blades. TheSIS: An Expenmental Analysis of Environ­ mental Effects on Pressure Sensing Systems for Oscillating Pressures. James Claxton Lieber, Wahpeton, N.D. Charles William Ullrich, Indianapolis, B.S. '43, U. S. Naval Academy; B.S. in Aero.E. Ind. '51, U. S. Naval Postgraduate School. Major: B.S. '43, U. S. Naval Academy; B.S. in Aero.E. Aeronautical Engineering (Structures). Minor: '51, U. S. Naval Postgraduate School. Major: Aeronautical Engineering (Aerodynamics). Aeronautical Engineering (Power Plants). Thesis: Stress Concentrations Around Rein· Minor: Aeronautical Engineering (Structures). forced Circular Cutouts in Metalite Panels in Thesis: An Investigation of the Effectiveness Tension. of Bames in Promoting Mixing of a Hot Gas with Cold Air Under Steady Flow Conditions.

Master of Science in Anesthesiology Robert Charles Knutson, Blue Earth B.S. '44, M.D., '47, University of Minnesota. Major. Anesthesiology. Mino~: Experimental Medicine. Thesis: Blood Volume Effects of Plasma Volume Expanders or Volemic Sub- stances. 18 Master of Science in Civil Engineering Johnnie Victor Holm, Klamath Falls, Ore. B.S. '50, Oregon State College. Major: Civil Engineering (Structures). Minor: Civil Engi­ neering (Hydraulics). Thesis: Square Plates Under Hydrostatic Loading.

Master of Science in Dentistry Dan Edward Brannin, Ramona, Okla. B.S. with distinction ''''7, Oklahoma Agricul­ tural and Mechanical College; D.D.S. '50, Uni­ versity of Kansas City. Major: Dentistry. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Vitallium Mandibu- lar Prostheses.

Master of Science in Medicine William Gregory Bannon, Terra Donald August Scholz, Granger, Haute, Ind. Ohio B.A. ''''3, M.D. '045, Indiana University. Major: B.S. ''''2, M.D. ''''5, Western Reserve Univer­ Medicine. Minor: Anatomy (Hematology). sity. Major: Medicine. Minor: Pathologic Thesis: The Comparative Effects of Menadione Anatomy. Thesis: A Study of the Cardio­ Sodium Bisulfite and Vitamin K, on the vascular-Renal Complications in Cushing's Hypoprothrombinemia Induced by Dicumarol. Syndrome. Arthur W. Robinson, Kansas City, Alvin Leroy Schultz, Minneapolis Mo. B.A. ''''3, B.S. 'H, M.D. ''''6, University of B.A. ''''2, M.D. ' ...... , University of Kansas. Minnesota. Major: Medicine. Minor: Pathol­ Major: Medicine. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: ogy. Thesis: The Effect of Propylthiouracil on Congenital Ventricular Septal Defect: a the Thyroid Uptake of p3l and the Plasma Clinico-Pathologic Correlation. Conversion Ratio in Hyperthyroidism.

Master of Science in· Mining Engineering Emil William Felegy, Duluth B.S. in M.E. '38, Lehigh University. Major: Mining Engineering. Minor: Business Admin­ istration. Thesis: Underground Radio Com­ munication in Lake Superior District Mines.

Master of Science in Neurosurgery James Hugh Webb, Nelsonville, Ohio B.A. ''''2, Ohio Wesleyan University; M.D. ''''5, University of Cincinnati. Major: Neurosurgery. Minor: Neuropathology. Thesis: Intraspinal Neoplasms in the Cervical Region.

19 Master of Science in Obstetrics and Gynecology Coy Lafayette Lay, Austin, Tex. M.D. '46, University of Texas. Major: Obstet­ rics and Gynecology. Minor: Surgical Pathol­ ogy. Thesis: An Evaluation of Fluorescent Staining for Detection of Cancer Cells in Vaginal Smears. Master of Science in Ophthalmology Walter Hanford Benedict, Rochester Paul Michael Brickley, Rochester M.D. '46, University of Michigan: Major: B.A. '~9, B.S .. '40,. University of Michigan; Ophthalmology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: M.D. 44, UmversIty of Mmnesota. Major. The Influence of Cortisone on the Trephine Ophthalmology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Wound in the Eye in Experimental Animals. Residual Accommodation Under Homatropin~ Cocaine Cycloplegia. John Alexander McNeill, St. Paul B.A. '39, M.D. '44, University of Manitoba. Major: Ophthalmology. Minor: Anatomy. Thesis: Antibiotics in Chronic External Ocular Infections. Effect of Sensitivity Tests on Treat- ment. Master of Science in Pathology Donald Leo Becker, Denver, Colo. Ruth Alison Seale, Berkeley, Calif. B.A. '43, University of Denver; M.D. '46, B.A. '35, M.D. '47, University of California. University of Colorado. Major: Pathology. Major: Pathology. Minor: Clinical Pathology. Minor: Clinical Pathology. Thesis: Parenchymal Thesis: Regeneration of the Epithelium of Calcification of the Kidneys in Patients with Renal Tubules Following Injury by Mercury Duodenal Ulcer. and by Carbon Tetrachloride. Samuel Theodore Nerenberg, Min- Lorel A. Stapley, Phoenix, Ariz. neapolis B.S. '43, M.D. '46, Northwestern University. B.S. '45, M.D. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: Pathology. Minor: Clinical Pathology. Major: Pathology. Minors: Neuropathology and Thesis: Comedo Carcinoma of the Breast. Anatomy (Hematology). Thesis: A Modifica­ tion of Gomori's Stain for the Demonstration of Beta Granules in the Islets of Langerhans. Master of Science in Pediatrics Arnold Severen Anderson, Minne- Joseph Bowman Seagle, Indianapolis, apolis Ind. B.A. '39, St. Olaf College; M.D. '44, Univer­ B.A. '44, M.D. '47, Indiana University. Major: sity of Minnesota. Major: Pediatrics. Minor: Pediatrics. Minor: Experimental Medicine. Pathology. Thesis: Microscopic Findings in the Thesis: Immunologic Studies of Certain Agents Pancreases of Infants Born of Diabetic Against Experimental Tuberculosis. Mothers. Master of Science in Plastic Surgery Hugh Albert Johnson, Rochester James Knowles Masson, Rochester B.S. '39, M.D. '44, Northwestern University. B.A. '40, Carleton College; M.D. '43, Uni­ Major: Plastic Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathol­ versity of Rochester. Major: Plastic Surgery. ogy. Thesis: Carcinoma of the Mandibular Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Adaman­ Gingiva. tinoma of the Jaws: A Clinicopathologic Study of 93 Histologically Proven Cases. 20 Master of Science in Radiology Ose h Jorgens, Minneapolis Dale Bryan Parshall, South Bend, Ind. JB.S. f.u, M.D. '44, ~niversity of M!nnesota. M.D. '44, University of Michigan. Major: M 'or' Radiology. Mmor: PhysIOlogical Hy- Radiology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Studies . aJ e . Thesis: The Relationship Between of the Growth of Transplanted Mouse Adeno­ ~1~;Si~logical Variables and Certain Cardiac carcinoma as Affected by Peripheral Irradia­ Measurements. tion of the Tumor Bed. Harvey William Stone, Minneapolis B.S. '43, M.D. '45, University of Minnesota. Major: Radiology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: The Effect of Pre-Irradiation of the Tumor Bed on the Transplantation of Tumors in Mice.

Master of Science in Surgery John Chesney Carlisle, Bucyrus, Ohio Harold Robert Stowe, Council Bluffs, B.A. '42, Oberlin College; M.D. '45, Harvard Iowa University. Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical M.D. '41, University of Nebraska. Major: Pathology. Thesis: Squamous Cell Broncho­ Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: A genic Carcinoma. Histo-Pathological Study of the Gastric Mucosa John Joseph Muller, Hingham, Mont. in Cases of Malignant Polyposis. B.S. with honors '42, Montana State College; Edward Albert Swift, Syracuse, N.Y. M.D. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: ~.A. '40, M.D. '43, Syracuse University. Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: A Study Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. of Systematic Reoperation for Patients with Thesis: A Study of Repair of Tracheal Defects. Cancers of the Gastrointestinal Tract with Metastases After Operation for Cure.

Master of Science in Urology Kenneth Owen Ghormley, Seattle, Edward Joseph O'Shaughnessy, St. Wash. Louis, Mo. B.A. '43, Whitman College; M.D. '46, Har­ B.S. '42, College of Holy Cross; M.D. '45, vard University. Major: Urology. Minor: Sur­ University of st. Louis. Major: Urology. gical Pathology. Thesis: Etiologic Factors in Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Clinical Chronic Prostatitis. and Pathologic Study of Hypernephroma with Reference to Fever and Increased Sedimen­ tation Rate. Jay Rhodes Longley, Corona Del Mar, Calif. Milton Paul Reiser, Newton, Mass. B.A. '42, Carleton College; M.D. '46, George B.S. cum laude '42, University of Vermont; Washington University. Major: Urology. M.D. '48, University of Michigan. Major: Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Sarcoma Urology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Wilms' of the Prostate and Urinary Bladder. Tumor.

Richard Eugene Wineland, Findlay, Ohio B.A. '43, M.D. '46, University of Michigan. Major: Urology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Primary Carcinoma of the Female Urethra.

21 Doctor of Philosophy Willard Ross Allen, Brandon, Jurgen Michael Honig, Minneapolis Manitoba, Canada B.A. '45, Amherst College. Major: Physical B.S.A. '36, M.Sc. '39, University of Manitoba. Chemistry. Minor: Physics. Thesis: The Ad­ Major: Entomology. Minor: Agricultural Bio­ sorption of N02·N2~' and of No on Rutile chemistry. Thesis: The Oxygen Uptake of Surfaces. Major AdViser: Prof. L. H. Reyerson. Muscle Homogenates from Several Insects in the Presence of Added Succinate, Cytochrome Chao-Pe Jen, Nanking, China C and Phosphate. Major Adviser: Prof. A. G. Richards. B.S. '~l, Natio,nal Cen~ral ~niversity (China); M.S. m C.E. 47, UlllVer51ty of Pennsylvania. M.S. in C.E. '50, University of Minnesota' Mary Roberdeau Anderson, Scarsdale, Major: Civil Engineering. Minor: Mathemati~ N.Y. and Mechanics. Thesis: The Elastic and Struc_ B.A. '41, The Saint Lawrence University; M.A. tural Properties of Asbestos-Cement. Major Adviser: Prof. Paul Andersen. '42, Teachers College, Columbia University. Major: Educational Psychology. I\!inor: Edu­ cation. Thesis: A Descriptive Study of Values Thorkil Jensen, Stillwater and Interests of Four Groups of Graduate B.A. magna cum laude '41, Gustavus Adolphus 'N omen at the University of Minnesota. Major College; M.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Adviser: Prof. C. G. Wrenn. Major: Zoology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: The Life Cycle of the Fish Acanthocephalan David S. Brody, Minneapolis Pomphorhynchus bulbocolli (Linkins) Va~ B.S. with distinction '32, M.A. '36, University Cleave 1919, with Some Observations on of Minnesota. Major: Child Welfare. Minor: Larval Development in vitro. Major Adviser: Educational Psychology. Thesis: Develop­ Prof. F. G. Wallace. mental Factors Affecting Sociality Traits and \Vork Habits Among College Women. Major William Alexander Johnson, Vidalia, Adviser: Prof. J. E. Anderson. La. B.S. '43, M.S. '48, Louisiana State University. George Tyson Edds, Fort Dodge, Major: Poultry Husbandry. Minor: Animal Iowa Husbandry. Thesis: A Study of the Per­ B.S. '36, D.v.M. '36, M.S. '38, Texas Agri­ formance of Inbred Line Crosses in the Domestic Fowl. Major Adviser: cultural and Mechanical College. Major: Pharo Prof. R. N. macology. Minor: Veterinary Medicine. Thesis: Shoffner. Effect of Certain Drugs Alone and in Com­ bination on Micrococci Isolated from the Myron Leo Kennedy, St. Cloud Bovine Udder. Major Adviser: Dr. R. N. B.S. '46, St. Cloud State Teachers College; Bieter. M.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: History. Minor: Greek. Thesis: The Reign of David Charles England, Bremerton, Emperor Probus, 276-282 A.D. Major Ad­ Wash. viser: Prof. T. B. Jones. B.s. with distinction '49, State College of Washington; M.S. '50, University of Minne­ Stanley Frederick Krause, Scott City, sota. Major: Animal Husbandry. Minor: Plant Kan. Genetics. Thesis: Crossbreeding in Swine. B.A. '49, University of Denver; M.S. '50, Major Adviser: Prof. L. M. Winters. University of Minnesota. Major: Agricultural Economics. Minor: Economics. Thesis: The Lindsey Richard Harmon, Minne- Marketing and Pricing of Minnesota Creamery apolis Butter. Major Adviser: Prof. E. F. Koller. B.A. cum laude '35, M.S. in Psychometries '38, University of Minnesota. Major: Psychol­ Harold Eugene Mitzel, Wichita, Kan. ogy. Minors: Educational Psychology and Bio­ B.A. magna cum laude '43, University of statistics. Thesis: Inter-Relations of Patterns Wichita; M.A. '50, University of Minnesota. on the Kuder Preference Record and the Min­ Major: Educational Psychology. Minor: Psy­ nesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory. chology. Thesis: Interest Factors Predictive of Major Advisers: Profs. D. G. Paterson and Teachers' Rapport with Pupils. Major Ad­ P. E. Meehl. viser: Prof. W. W. Cook.

22 Edwin Francis .Morello! J?1iet, .111. W ooclrow Wilson Simmons, Ham- B S. '48, UnivefSlty. of Illmo~s. MaJor:. Or- mond, La. . 'c Chemistry. Mmor: Physical Chemistry. B.S. '39, M.S. '48, Louisiana State University. ~~is: The. Reacti?n of a-Haloketones with Major: Dairy Husbandry. Minor: Animal Hus­ !>mines. Major Adviser: Prof. W. E. Parham. bandry. Thesis: A Genealogical Analysis of the Holstein-Friesian Dairy Herd at Louisiana State lIoward Arthur Morris, Logan, Utah University. Major Adviser: Prof. M. C. Hervey. B S '41 Utah State Agricultural College; MS '49 University of Minnesota. Major: D~iry H~sbandry. Minor: Agricultural Bio­ Glenn Zebulon Stevens, State College, chemistry. Thesis: Some .c~h.aracteristics o.f Pa. the Lipase. System of PemcI111U~ roquefort!. B.S. with honors '32, M.S. '35, Pennsylvania Major AdViser: Prof. J. J. Jezeskl. State College. Major: Education. Minor: Sociology. Thesis: Factors Involved in the James Algert Peterson, Maywood, Ill. Selection of Supervising Teachers of Voca­ B S. magna cum laude '48, St. Louis Univer­ tional Agriculture in Minnesota. Major Ad­ si~' M.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: viser: Prof. M. J. Peterson. Ge~logy (Subsurface Stratigraphy). Minors: Geology (Petrography) and Biostatistics. Thesis: Stratigraphy and Micropaleontology of Carl Henry Stoltenberg, Paso Robles, the Sundance Group, Eastern Wyoming. Calif. Major Adviser: Prof. F. M. Swain. B.S. '48, M.F. '49, University of California. Major: Agricultural Economics. Minor: For­ Martin Quanbeck, Minneapolis estry. Thesis: Progress in Rural Zoning in B.A. '29, Augsburg College; M.A. '33, Uni­ Northeastern Minnesota. Major Adviser: Prof. versity of Minnesota_ Major: Education. Minor: O. B. Jesness. Educational Psychology. Thesis: A Study of Teacher Education in the Lutheran Colleges of Minnesota, Based on a Follow-up of Gradu­ ates. Major Adviser: Prof. Ruth Eckert.

Doctor of Philosophy in Physiology Nicholas Carr Hightower, Jr., Texarkana, Tex. B.S. '42, North Texas State Teachers College; M.D. '44, University of Texas; M.S. in Medi­ cine '49, University of Minnesota. Major: PhYSiology. Minor: Medicine. Thesis: The Registration of Gastro-Intestinal Intraluminal Pressures in Man: The Comparison of a Bal­ loon Method and a Direct-Pressure Measuring Method of Recording. Major Adviser: Dr. C. F. Code.

23 CAPS AND GOWNS

AN EXPLANATION In the medieval city, clothing not unlike that worn by those participating in this commencemcnt was common. The modern academic costume has evolved from the dress of the medieval guilds and the early religious orders. Today, everyone with a college or university degree may wear the black aca­ demic gown. Hoods, which are omitted by seniors who are candidates for de­ grees, are worn by graduates. At the University of Minnesota, the lining of the hood has a maroon chevron on an old gold ground to represent the University colors. A University faculty member who holds a degree from another college or university wears the colors of his own alma mater. Distinctions between sleeves indicate the type of degree held by the wearer. A long, pointed sleeve indicates a Bachelor's degree, while a long, elosed sleeve with a slit near the upper part of the arm designates a Master's degree. A round open sleeve marks a Doctor's degree. ' The velvet edging on hoods is the color which stands for the field of study of the gown's wearer. It may be white for Arts and Letters, gold-yellow for Science, maize for Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, slate for Veterinary Medicine, or light blue for Education. Orange denotes Technology; dark blue, Philosophy; purple, Law; green, Medicine; and pink, Music. Public Health is shown by salmon pink edging, Dentistry by lilac, Pharmacy by olive, and Commerce and Accounting by drab. The Doctor's costume also has velvet trimming on the rest of the gown, in­ eluding crossbars on the sleeves. The trimming may either be black or may match the color of the hood edging. . Shoulder insignia on the gowns of candidates for degrees indicate that the candidate is an honor student. Caps, or mortarboards, too, have significance. The President of the Univer­ sity is the only one who may wear a velvet cap and a gold tassel. For the Master's and Doctor's degree, the tassels are always black, but candi­ (1::ttcs for the Bachelor's degree at this commencement wear tassels which indi­ cate their school or college by color, as follows:

(In the order of march) General College ..... H .H ..... crimson and white College of Science, Literature, and the ArtsH' HH.H .. HH.H.HHHHHHHH.white University College.. H.. old gold and white Institute of Technology...... HH ..... H...... H...... H...... H.H ...... H.orange College of Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary Medicine .H'" ...... H...... H...... H...... H.... H...... H...... H...... H..... malze College of Education... .H ...... H...... H...... H...... H...... light blue School of Business Administration ...... H...... H...... drab School of Dentistry'H'" ...... lilac College of Medical Sciences...... H...... Hgreen Graduate SchooL...... H..... 'H ... black

24 THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Announces Its August COHlHlcJtccmcJtt 1952

ON THE MALL FACING NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST JS AT EIGHT O'CLOCK Universitll 0/ ;Minnesota THE BOARD OF REGENTS

Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Secretary Mr. Laurence R. Lunden, Treasurer

The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Cloud First Vice President and Chairman The Honorable George W. Lawson, St. Paul Second Vice President The Honorable James F. Bell, Minneapolis The Honorable Daniel C. Gainey, Owatonna The Honorable Richard L. Griggs, Duluth The Honorable J. S. Jones, St. Paul The Honorable Lester A. Malkerson, Minneapolis The Honorable Charles W. Mayo, Rochester The Honorable E. E. Novak, New Prague The Honorable A. J. Olson, Renville The Honorable Herman F. Skyberg, Fisher The Honorable Sheldon V. Wood, Minneapolis

SMOKING As a courtesy to those attending functions and out of respect for the character of the event, it is requested that there be no smoking in the audience at this commencement. 7:ltis Is VOllr Universitu CHARTERED in February, 1851, by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Minnesota, the University of Minnesota has this year celebrated its one hundred and first birthday. As from its very beginning, the University is dedicated to the task of training the youth of today, the citizens of tomorrow. How well it has succeeded is indicated by the number of doctors, lawyers, engineers, social workers, journalists, dentists, farmers, businessmen, and com­ munity and civic leaders in all fields-good citizens all-who have gone from its several campuses to participate actively in the upgrading of the welfare of the citizens of our state. During the period of its existence, the University has awarded more than 110,000 degrees to its students who have completed the rigorous training demanded by the complexities of modern society. In addition to the enormous task of giving collegiate instruction to nearly nineteen thousand students on its Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth campuses, the University offers, through its Schools of Agriculture, its General Extension Division, and its short courses, specialized training designed to assist those who wish to study on a part-time basis. Still in addition, its staff members who are county agents, home demonstration agents, and recreation and health consult­ ants give effective aid and assistance to citizens of the state in their very homes. But the University of Minnesota, like all great universities, has expanded far beyond its early teaching and training programs. In its diverse research labora­ tories on its three campuses, at the several agricultural experiment stations, at the Rosemount Research Center, and at the University Hospitals, its scientists at anyone moment are working on countless research experiments of vital in­ terest to the future health and welfare of all of us. These projects deal with such matters as cancer, poliomyelitis, taxation, low-grade iron ore, cheese making, teacher training, municipal government, nuclear fission, new varieties and strains of grains and fruits, supersonics and transonics, to mention only a few. THE UNIVERSITY is recognized as the cultural hub of the Northwest; it is the home of the Minneapolis Symphony, the University Artists Course, radio station KUOM, the University Theatre, and the local performances of the Metropolitan Opera Company. Through the University of Minnesota Concert and Lecture Service and the School Assembly Service, the University brings to more than a million and a half people, in the area it serves, artists and lecturers of quality and talent. The people of Minnesota are proud of their University, not only because it is one of the greatest state universities in the nation, but also because of the extent and quality of its services from which they, their families, communities, and organizations benefit. Their interest in the University is a dynamic, living thing and expresses itself in many ways. Contributions from them have made it possible for the new Variety Club Heart Hospital to be dedicated and for the great Mayo Memorial building to be erected over the coming months. Through the American Legion and auxiliary posts all over the state, thousands of friends have made generous donations to provide an endowed research pro­ fessorship in heart diseases. All students at the University, their families and friends are invited to con­ tinue their enthusiasm and interest in the University of Minnesota. Graduates are especially urged to identify themselves with the University Alumni Associa­ tion and the Greater University Fund and to return as frequently as possible to visit us here at the University. Order of events

ASSEMBLING OF THE AUDIENCE: As candidates for degrees at this evening's commencement and thcir friends and relatives reach the Minneapolis Campus of the University of Minnesota from 7:00 to 7:30 p.m., they will hear the Flemish bells being played from Northrop Memorial Auditorium, J. Frederic Goossen, M.A. '50, carillonneur. Admission to the August commencement ex­ ercises is by guest card only. Guests will be seated as they arrive and will remain seated until the colors are presented.

ORGAN RECITAL: From 7:30 to 8:00 p.m., Mr. Jack Fisher, S.M.M. Organist-Choirmaster of St. Clement's Episcopal Church, St. Paul, will play; Concerto in G Major Vivaldi-Bach Allegro Adagio Vivace Chorale-Prelude: "Now Thank We All Our God" Baeh Scherzo, from Symphony No. 2 Vierne Fanfare Sowerby

PROCESSIONAL: Rigaudon Campra

PROCESSIONAL: Candidates for degrees will enter the Mall at 8:00 p.m. Seated on the platform, left to right, are: Dr. Raymond G. Price, Professor of Education, Marshal; Dr. Joseph C. Olson, Associate Professor of Dairy Bac­ teriology, Marshal; Dr. Howard L. Horns, Assistant Dean of thc College of Medical Sciences; Dr. Richard L. Kozelka, Dean of the School of Business Administration; Dr. Clyde H. Bailey, Dean of the Department of Agriculture; Dr. Errett W. McDiarmid, Dean of the College of Sciencc, Literature, and the Arts; Commander Walter J. McGuire, USN, Associate Professor of Naval Sci­ ence; The Reverend Wilbur Grose, Director, \Vesley Foundation; Mr. Ells­ worth Gerritz, Admissions Supervisor, Admissions and Records; Mr. Thomas A. H. Teeter, Dean of the Summer Session; Dr. Malcolm M. Willey, Vice President, Academic Administration; Mr. Joseph F. Smith, Chairman of the Department of Speech, University of Hawaii; The Honorable George W. Law­ son, Second Vice President, Board of Regents; The Honorable A. J. Olson, Member, Board of Regents; the Honorable Lester A. Malkerson, Member, Board of Regents; Major Walter H. Grierson, USAF, Assistant Professor of Air Science and Tactics; Dr. Horace T. Morse, Dean of the General College; Mr. Elmer \'1. Johnson, Assistant Dean of the Institute of Technology; Dr. Walter W. Cook, Dean of the College of Education; Professor Leon M. Liddell, Associate Professor, Law School; Dr. William H. Crawford, Dean of the School of Dentistry; Dr. Theodore C. Blegen, Dean of the Graduate School; Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, Associate Professor of Music; Dr. Robert Beck, Professor of Education, Marshal.

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PRESENTATION OF COLORS: As the color guard, made up of University Army ROTC and Air ROTC Cadets and Naval ROTC Midshipmen, enters the Mall, the audience will rise.

THE NATIONAL ANTHEM (first stanza only): The entire audience and Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, M.A., Associate Professor of Music, soloist.

INVOCATION: The Reverend Wilbur Grose, Director, Wesley Foundation, and Adviser to Methodist Students on the St. Paul Campus of the University.

SPEAKING FOR THE UNIVERSITY: Vice President Malcolm M. Willey, Ph.D., Vice President, Academic Administration.

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS: "Ours, the Truth to Tell," Professor Joseph F. Smith, Chairman of the Department of Speech, University of Hawaii.

CONFERRING OF COMMISSIONS: Dean Thomas A. H. Teeter, Dean of the Summer Session, will introduce Commander Walter J. McGuire, USN, Associate Professor of Naval Science, who will present the candidates for commissions in the United States Navy, and the United States Air Force. The commissions will be presented by Vice President Willey; the oath of office will be administered by Major Walter H. Grierson, Assistant Professor of Air Science and Tactics.

CONFERRING OF DEGREES: Dean Thomas A. H. Teeter, B.S., Summer Session, will introduce the several deans or their representatives, who will pre­ sent the candidates for degrees in their respective colleges. These, in order of their introduction, are: Dean Horace T. Morse, Ph.D., General College; Dean Errett W. McDiarmid, College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Assistant Dean Elmer W. Johnson, E.E., M.E., Institute of Technology; Dean Clyde H. Bailey, Department of Agriculture, for the College of Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary Medicine; Dean Walter W. Cook, Ph.D., College of Education; Dean Richard L. Kozelka, Ph.D., School of Business Administration; Professor Leon M. Liddell, Associate Professor, Law School; Dean William H. Crawford, D.D.S., School of Dentistry; Assistant Dean Howard L. Horns, M.D., College of Medical Sciences; Dean Theodore C. Blegen, Ph.D., Graduate School. All degrees will be conferred by Vice Presi­ dent Willey. Immediately afterwards, certificates and diplomas will be presented by each dean to the graduates of his college.

CONFERRING OF THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY: Candidates for this degree will be presented individually by Dean Theodore C. Blegen to Vice President Willey, who will confer the degrees.

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"HAIL! MINNESOTA," the University's alma mater song: The audience and Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, soloist. Minnesota, hail to thee! Like the stream that bends to sea Hail to thee, our college dear! Like the pine that seeks the blue: Thy light shall ever be Minnesota, still for thee A beacon bright and clear; Thy sons are strong and true, Thy sons and daughters true From thy woods and waters fair, Will proclaim thee near and far; From thy prairies waving far, They will guard thy fame At thy call they throng And adore thy name; With their shout and song, Thou shalt be their Northern Star. Hailing thee their Northern Star.

RECESSIONAL: Mr. Jack Fisher, organist. Trumpet Voluntary Purcell

6 eaJldidates lor eOJllJllissioJls b'ect to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the S~dnd term of the Summer Session, commissions will be conferred as indicated se those listed below and upon such others as may meet the requirements for ~serve Officers in the Armed Services. DEPARTMENT OF AIR SCIENCE AND TACTICS Second lieutenant, USAFR Boward A. Fischbein, Minneapolis James D. Kaercher, Ortonville Raymond R. Galarneault, St. Cloud Harold B. Kaiser, Minneapolis Robert E. Hayes, Duluth Lester Jens Nypan, Minneapolis DEPARTMENT OF NAVAL SCIENCE Ensign, USN Emery Jay Rinzel, Milwaukee, Wis. Ensign, SC, USN Raymond George Maier, Minneapolis William Bryan Torp, Minneapolis Allyn Edward Rowley, Rockford, Ill. Ensign, SCS, USNR Clarence George Hagman, Minneapolis Mark Zera Jones II, Minneapolis Second lieutenant, USMC Richard Eugene Johnson, Jr., Cleveland, Ohio

eaJldidates lor graduatioJl Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the second term of the Summer Session, degrees will be conferred as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the graduation require­ ments. GENERAL COllEGE Associate in Arts Allen Lawrence Freeman, St. Paul Walter S. Warfield, Minneapolis John Allen Scott, Minneapolis

7 COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS Associate in liberal Arts Sima jean Berman, Minneapolis Beverly Wexler Himmelman, Minne_ John Edward Davis, Minneapolis apolis Richard Bruce Hancock, Minneapolis Mary Ellen Horning, Minneapolis James Emil Klima, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Bachelor of Arts Curtis James Anderson, Minneapolis James David Kaercher, Ortonville Karen Bane, A.S., Virginia, MAGNA Nancy Marie Kendall, A.A., Rochester CUM LAUDE Jay A. Land, Minneapolis Frederick Arthur Bromley, Northfield Everett Raymond Lensink, Rushford, Bancroft Morgan Brooks, St. Paul CUM LAUDE . Dean Curtis Carpenter, A. A. , Wallace Otto Lilja, Minneapolis Windom Gordon Blaikie MacKay, A.A., Melvin Wallace Charles, Minneapolis St. Paul Constance L. Chivers, Minneapolis Carl Phillip Malmquist, St. Paul, Bert William Clark, A.A., Minne- SUMMA CUM LAUDE apolis Marcia Lou Mangney, Minneapolis Neita Countryman, St. Paul Eva Rosemary Mannie, Minneapolis John Edward Creighton, Minneapolis Eugene Victor Martz, Brainerd Ruth Ina Doyne, Minneapolis Richard Paul Mathison, Eau Claire Robert LIoyd Erickson, Minneapolis, Wis., CUM LAUDE ' MAGNA CUM LAUDE Phillip Henry Meyers, Minneapolis Keith Gabriel Felcyn, Fairmont Darwin Harold Mueller, Hazen, N.D. Gerald Howard Fink, Minneapolis Burt William Nelson, Minneapolis, Bruce August Flatin, A.L.A., St. Louis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Park, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Eugene Robert Nielson, Minneapolis Raymond Kyle Frellsen, Minneapolis Allan Donald Orman, Minneapolis Douglas Emerson Fruen, A.A., Edward James Parker, Minneapolis, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Raymond Roger Galarneault, Ralph Arnold Paulson, Minneapolis St. Cloud William Dean Petersen, Minneapolis Stuart Bruce Gordon, Minneapolis Paul Arthur Radde, Minneapolis Lars Magnus Gullhagen, Gjovik, George Robert Rapp, Jr., Duluth Norway Carlton William Ray, Sioux Falls, Dorothy Kristine Hagen, St. Paul, S.D. CUM LAUDE Gordon Olfert Rholl, Northwood, Carl Edward Adolph Hallberg, N.D. Minneapolis Mary Louise Sauer, Royalton Joan Schlieper Hamilton, A.L.A., Milton Dwayne Schantzen, Minne­ St. Paul apolis Benjamin Harold Handleman, Minne- Mildred Diane Sovil, Hibbing apolis, CUM LAUDE Arthur Bruce Sundberg, Jr., Minne­ Robert Edward Hayes, Duluth apolis, CUM LAUDE King Eugene Jobson, St. Paul Dorothy Anne Thom ayer, Minne­ Mark Zera Jones II, Minneapolis apolis

8 James Richard Tonsager, Minne­ Peter Warburton McLean, Virginia, apolis CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE Jesus U: Torres, Santa Rita, Guam Patrick Allen Winkler, Bowlus Harry James .Tschohl, Jr., B.S.L., Rita Zumwalt Wright, A.A., St. Paul MinneapolIs John Robert Young, Minneapolis Forrest Leslie Vance, Chicago, III., Robert Orville Young, Jr., Minne- CUM LAUDE apolis Irma Jane Wahlberg, Minneapolis Bachelor of Science Jocelyn Dawn Ronning, Kenyon Bachelor of Science in library Science Ellen Louise Adams, B.A., M.A., Cho Hsin Chin, B.A., Peiking, China Corvuso Edward Power Thatcher, B.A., M.A., Swarthmore, Pa.

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Bachelor of Science Robert Dean Tensvold, Minneapolis, Tames Christian Ray, St. Paul, WITH WITH HIGH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION Eldon Nerheim, Minneapolis, WITH Robert Nelson Remund, Minneapolis, DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Bachelor of Civil Engineering

Blaine Byers Barker, Jr., Cambridge Tames Christian Ray, St. Paul, WITH Theodore Wickliffe Litchfield, DISTINCTION Cherry Grove, Oregon Earl Lyman Sack, Minneapolis Thomas Lee Meagher, Minneapolis Allen William Town, St. Cloud Bachelor of Electrical Engineering Robert Dean Tensvold, Minneapolis, Ordell Jay Sundry, St. Paul . WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Arthur Russel Tonn, Minneapolis Eldon Nerheim, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering James E. Marquardt, Rochester Stewart L. Segerstrom, Minneapolis Bachelor of Metallurgical Engineering William Vernon Wenger, St. Paul

9 Bachelor of Physics Robert William Deming, Plainview

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Science Dayton Nathaniel Barker, Robbins­ James Francis Groebner, Waseca, dale, Forestry Fishery and Wildlife Management Doris Evelyn Constenius, Cokato, Ray L. Johnson, Roseau, Agriculture Home Economics, WITH DISTINC­ Arlene Johnson Schulz, Minneapolis TION Home Economics ' Ann C. Green, Minneapolis, Home Lauretta Adamek WaIlin, Staples, Economics Home Economics

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Louise Anderson, Minneapolis Genevieve Johnson, Clinton, Iowa, Elizabeth Jean Barnett, B.A., White WITH DISTINCTION HaIl, Ill. Patricia Ann KeIIy, Minneapolis Bernice E. Bjuge, Minneapolis Gerald MitcheII Kenyon, A.A., Donald John Bodin, Duluth Minneapolis Barbara Jean Carrier, Minneapolis Amy Kathryne Lang, Aurora Arnold LaVerne Christianson, Carlos Lyle Leslie Lehner, Minneapolis, Robert Marc Cleworth, Aberdeen, WITH DISTINCTION S.D. Susan Hedback Lindberg, Minne­ Mabel Alice David, Red Wing apolis Rosamond Dorothy Dols, Carver, Raymond George Maier, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Alice Marsden, Fall River, Mass., Virginia Dorothy Erickson, St. Paul, WITH DISTINCTION* WITH DISTINCTION Elwood George Marvin, St. Cloud Rene AdeIl Fenne, Kenyon Ruth Anfinson Mieske, Minneapolis, Margaret Monica Fink, Minneapolis* WITH DISTINCTION Mabel Helen Fowlds, Palisade Martha Carolyn Murphy, Fairhope, Frances Ada Gibble, Astoria, III., Ala., WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION* Jeanne Wieriman Neittamo, St. Paul Mary Lou Grant, StiIIwater EIla May Boyd Nelson, St. Paul Leo J. Griffin, Jr., MarIette, Mich. Jean Niles Newstrom, B.A., Minne­ Maude Amberg Hardy, Minneapolis, apolis WITH DISTINCTION Jack Ellsworth Newton, Minneapolis, WiIIiam Eugene Hauser, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Eleanor Elizabeth Nordley, Minne­ Frank EIIis Johnson, St. Cloud, WITH apolis, WITH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION Aune Raiskio, Aurora * Nursing Education Curriculum. 10 Leland Stanford Ren~, Minneapolis William Bryan Torp, Minneapolis, Adeline Nora SchmIdt, B.F.A., WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Hawley Frances Allen Upson, B.A., Minne­ walter LeRoy Scott, St. Paul, WITH apolis DISTINCTION Jantine Barrie Vanderwal, Muskegon, Rosella Mae Skalicky, Mahnomen* Mich., WITH DISTINCTION* Edward Stanley Soltys, Minneapolis, Norman William Welch, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION Helen Ann Wilson, A.A., St. Paul Robert Owen Sweeney, Shakopee, Betty Mae Wright, Sebeka* WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Bachelor of Science in library Science Richard Christian Bauer, B.S., st. Paul Ramona Janet Durbin, B.S., North St. Paul Master of Education Gordon William Addington, B.S., Donald Dean Lindley, B.A., Winona Topeka, Kan. William George Boyce, B.S., Worth­ Morris Gordene Ness, B.A., ington New Ulm Robert Theadore Close, B.S., Kenneth LeRoy Pinckney, B.E., St. Louis Park Little Falls Douglas Fairbanks Evans, B.S.; Sioux Allen Sidney Ronning, B.S., Falls, S.D. Hendricks Donna Mae Kaplan, A.A., B.F.A., William Harold Wappes, B.S., Wil­ B.S., Minneapolis liston, N.D. Melhior Francis Kumsha, B.S., Virginia

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Science Eleanor Joan Helmstadter, st. Paul

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Business Administration Stuart Albert Anderson, Minneapolis, Howard Alan Fischbein,MinneapoIis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Donald Jackson Fraley, Minneapolis Lyle Willis Baker, St. Paul Russell Leif Gilstad, Minneapolis Robert William Beaupre, Faribault, William Arthur Hagg, Minneapolis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Roger Eugene Jensen, Albert Lea Irving Orlester Berg, Rochester Edward Joe Kocourek, Martin, S.D. • Nursing Education Curriculum. 11 David T. Long, B.A., Roxboro, N.C. Allyn Edward Rowley, Rockford, III Deane Douglas Nelson, B.S.L., Min- Edwin Charles Sanford, Minneapo~ neapolis Warren Bernard Thompson, Min- Floyd Lavern Nelson, Minneapolis neapolis • Marvin Martin Olson, Fargo, N.D. Quentin F. Wessman, Minneapolis , Gale Webster Rablin, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Emery Jay Rinzel, Milwaukee, Wis. Warren Milton West, Winnebago

LAW SCHOOL Bachelor of Science in Law t Harold Keith Bradford, Jr., Minne­ Robert Lloyd Erickson, Minneapolis apolis George Edmund Wilson, Wayzata Bachelor of Laws Harris Banks Halverson, B.S.L., Victor Everett Selvig, B.S.L., Min­ Minneapolis neapolis Adrian Blake MacDonald, B.S.L., James David Simpson, B.S.L., Minne_ Duluth apolis John Alan Muirhead, B.B.A., Minne­ Willis Franklin Street, B.S.L., St. Paul apolis Wayne Alan Wentworth, B.S.L., Deane Douglas Nelson, B.S.L., Minneapolis Minneapolis

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY Bachelor of Science tGordon Reinhart Struck, A.L.A., B.A., St. Paul

COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Graduate in Nursing* Marian Elaine Jarvey, Eveleth Bachelor of Science in Professional Nursing* Alice Josephine Arnold, West Lafay- Gloria Tow Ruschmeyer, A. L.A. , ette, Ind. St. Paul Verona Margaret Keith, Duluth Beverly Ann Schmitt, Sioux City, Nancy Annette Lathe, Lyndon, Ill. Iowa Janice Lyle McGladrey, Cloquet Eunice Albright Stewart, B.A., St. Paul Pearl Olson Nachtigal, Academy, S.D. Frances Mary Sullivan, St. Paul Marguerite Ann PertI, Minneapolis Dotty Ann Wiechman, Brewster • These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of nursing practice prior to December 18, 1952. t Degree conferred as of June 14, 1952. 12 Bachelor of Science Nice Myrtle Dempsey, Jamaica Plain, Gay Kohlhoff, Beaverton, Ore., Pub­ Mass., Public Health Nursing, WITH lic Health Nursing DISTINCTION Maybelle Josephine Lee, St. Paul, VaLois Jean Fie!d, Joice, Iowa, Public Public Health Nursing Health Nursmg, WITH HIGH DIS­ Myrtle Alice Olson, Galesvi11e, Wis., TINCTION Public Health Nursing, WITH DIS­ Marian Elaine Jarvey, Eveleth, Public TINCTION Health Nursing F10rence Isabelle Telfer, Morris, Ill., Morris Ralph Katkov, B.A., St. Paul, Public Health Nursing Medicine Catherine Nicholson Zellmer, Minne­ Marcia Anne Kepler, Rochester, Oc­ apolis, Public Health Nursing, cupational Therapy, WITH HIGH DIS­ WITH DISTINCTION TINCTION Master of Nursing Administration Helen Stone Gould, B.S., Excelsior Grace Geraldine Peterson, B.S., Marie Laura Guenther, B.S., Minne­ Cleveland, Ohio apolis Camilla Rebecca Schloemer, B.S., West Bend, Wis.

Master of Public Health Addie Lucille Coleman, B.S., Hazle­ Helen Rose Holmes, B.S., Oak Park, hurst, Miss. 111. Edward John Dvorak, B.S., M.Ed., St. Paul

GRADUATE SCHOOL Master of Arts LeRoy William Abramson, Benson Gene J. Anderson, Willmar B.S. '46, Superior State Teachers College. Field B.S. '51, St. Cloud State Teachers College. of Concentration: Educational Administration. Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. Arlys Leone Anderson, Albert City, Iowa Myrtle Caroline Anderson, Carlos B.S. '48, Drake University. Field of Concen­ B.S. '42, St. Cloud State Teachers College. tration: Curriculum and Instruction. Field of Concentration: History. Donald Paul Anderson, Raymond B.S. '51, St. Cloud State Teachers College, Richard Parker Ashley, Winona Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of istration. Concentration: Educational Psychology. Dorothy Louise Anderson, Minne- Orville John Austin, Moorhead apolis B.S.· '48, Moorhead State Teachers College. B.S. '37, Aberdeen Northern Normal and In­ Field of Concentration: Education. dustrial School. Field of Concentration: Cur­ riculum and Instruction. 13 Glen Earl Baxter, Minneapolis Stanford Thomas Carlson, Willmar B.A. magna cum laude '51, University of B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Fiellil f Minnesota. Major: Mathematics. Minor: Concentration: English. 0 Physics. Thesis: Examples in the Theory of Hilbert Space. Al Joseph Ciernia, Longville B.S. '39, University of Minnesota. Field of Robert Clayton Becker, Welcome Concentration: Educational Administration. B.A. ' 51, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Psychology. Bernard P_ Cohen, Huntington, N.Y B.A. magna cum laude '51, Harvard College' Viola Frieda Bergquist, Minneapolis Major: Psychology. Minor: Sociology. Thesis: B.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of The Use of Factual Arguments as a Mean~ Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. of Exerting Influence in Small Groups.

William Robert Bergstrom, Minne­ Gerald Wilbur Cox, Minneapolis apolis B.S. with distinction '51, University of Min­ B.A. magna cum laude '50, University of Min­ nesota. Field of Concentration: American nesota. Field of Concentration: English. Studies.

Vivian Lucille Bernard, Coeur Marion Cronin Crowley, Gettysburg, d' Alene, Idaho S.D. B.A. '43, Eastern Washington College of B.S. '25, University of Nebraska. Field of Education. Major: Physical Education. Minor: Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Child Welfare. Thesis: An Evaluation of the Curriculum for Physical Education Women Majors at the University of Minnesota. Lawrence G. Cuba, Chattanooga, Tenn. Harriet R. Bestul, Minneapolis B.E. '38, Western Illinois State Teachers B.A. '31, Concordia College. Field of Con­ College. Field of Concentration: Industrial centration: Curriculum and Instruction. Education. Donald Francis Birdsell, Postville, William Maynard Curran, Minne­ Iowa apolis B.A. '49, Luther College. Field of Concentra­ B.E. '34, Mankato State Teachers College. tion: Educational Administration. Field of Concentration: Industrial Education.

Frederick Louis Brown, Black River Lorrin Orlando Dahlager, Belgrade Falls, Wis. B.A. '39, Augsburg College. Field of Con­ B.S. '48, Eau Claire State Teachers College. centration: Educational Administration. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ struction. Marvin Sheldon Dahlman, Winne­ Olaph Arnold Brunsvold, Mason City, bago B.S. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Iowa Concentration: Industrial Education. B.A. '48, Luther College. Field of Concentra­ tion: Educational Administration. Harold Karelius Dainsberg, Delano Ruth E. Buehler, Red Oak, Iowa B.A. '46, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field of Concentration: Educational Administra­ B.A. '41, Iowa State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. tion. John Warner Carlson, Farmington Glenn Carlyle Dawes, Winona B.S. '47, Winona State Teachers College. Field B.A. '46, University of Kansas. Field of Con­ of Concentration: Industrial Education. centration: Educational Administration. Mildred Arlene Carlson, Minneapolis Arthur Nobuo Doi, Minneapolis B.S. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Concentration: Statistics.

14 Cecelia Margaret Eischens, New Gordon H. Harmeyer, St. Peter prague B.A. '47, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field B S. '41, Mankato. State Te~chers College. of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Field of ConcentratIOn: CUrrIculum and In- strUction. Lois Ardelle Harper, Carleton B.S. cum laude '49, University of Minnesota. Earl Ruben Engan, Fergus Falls Major: Physical Education. Minor: Educational B.A. '37, Augsb.urg College. Field .of Con­ PsychOlogy. Thesis: The Class and School centration: CUrrIculum and InstructIon. Physical Activity Program for Crippled Chil­ dren in Minnesota. Marjorie J~an Engelbrecht, South Sioux CIty, Neb. Frances Bernice Heberlee, Deerwood B.A. '39, Midl~nd College. Field of Concen­ B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of tration: EducatIonal Psychology. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. William Lerton Erickson, Great Falls, John Charles Hogan, St. Paul Mont. B.A. '51, College of St. Thomas. Field of B.S. '48, Montana State College. Field of Concentration: Economics. Concentration: Educational Psychology. ' Bertha Marie Hohle, Grygla May A. Fagerland, Waukesha, Wis. B.S. '49, Vanderbilt University. Field of Con­ B.E. '31, Eau Claire State Teachers College. centration: Journalism. Field of Concentration: Educational. Psy­ chology. Donald Roger Holmen, Upsala B.S. with high distinction '49, University of Cyril Maurice Franks, London, Eng- Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Educa­ land tional Psychology. B.S. '43, University of Wales; Graduate '51, University of London. Major: Child Welfare. Harold Hughesdon, St. Paul Minor: Psychology. Thesis: A Statistical An­ B.S. cum laude '48, College of St. Thomas. alysis of the Influences of Age, Sex, and In­ Major: Library Science. Minor: Education. telligence upon the Way Children Complete Thesis: A Survey of the Acquisitions Proced­ Sentences. ures in Minnesota College Libraries. Agnes Margaret Gallagher, Duluth Raymond Charles Hultner, Beloit, B.S. '40, Duluth State Teachers College. Field Wis. of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.E. '36, Superior State Teachers College. Olive Irene Gjermundboe, Minne­ Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. apolis Vernon Earle Indehar, St. Paul B.S. '43, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.S. with distinction '50, University of Min­ nesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum Donald Martin Gugisberg, St. Paul and Instruction. B.A. '49, Hamline University. Field of Con­ centration: Educational Administration. Elmer Roy John, St. Paul B.A. cum laude '45, University of Minnesota. Donald George Gurnoe, Vallejo, Field of Concentration: Psychology. Calif. B.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of Earl Samuel Johnson, St. Paul Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.A. '49, Hamline University_ Field of Con­ Roy William Haglund, Superior, Wis. centration: Physical Education. B.S. '48, Superior State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Edncational Admin­ Walter Heinrick Johnson, Minne- istration. apolis B.A. magna cum laude '50, University of Min­ Robert Chester Hall, Grand Rapids nesota. Major: Physics. Minor: Mathematics B.S. with distinction '47, University of Min­ and Mechanics. Thesis: The Masses of the nesota. Field of Concentration: Educational Triple Isobars at Mass 40 and Mass 50. Administration. 15 Adelaide Deason Johnston, Minne- George Axel Larson, St. Cloud apolis B.S. '51, St. Cloud State Teachers ColI Field of Concentration: Industrial Educat~e. B.A. '24, B.S. '25, University of Minnesota. D. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ struction. Harvey Albert Larson, Barrett B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Norma Louise Jones, Poplar, Wis. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.E. '38, Superior State Teachers College. Major: Library Science. Minor: English. Sylvia Benlick Lewis, Minneapolis Thesis: A Survey and Analysis of the Extent B.S. '45, Northwestern University. Field of to Which Junior and Senior High School Concentration: Child Welfare. Pupils Read the Same Material. Michael Stanley Karbo, Minneapolis Bernard Lenne Lindelof, Brule B.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '49, College of St. Thomas. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Concentration: Physical Education. William Bruce Kingkade, Minne- Violet Ruth Littlefield, Sheboygan apolis Falls, Wis. B.A. '48, State University of Iowa. Major: B.S. '47, Oshkosh State Teachers College. Economics. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: An Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In. Evaluation of Recruitment Sources for White struction. Collar Workers. Gordon Robert Lonning, Austin Donna Alexandra Kistler, St. Paul B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '45, College of St. Catherine. Major: Concentration: Educational Psychology. French.· Minor: English. Thesis: Satire in the Fables of La Fontaine. Peter Louricas, White Bear Lake B.S. '48, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field Marvin Klotz, New York, N.Y. of Concentration: Physical Education. B.S. '51, Columbia University. Major: Eng. lish. Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: The Con· Pauline Lucille Lyon, New London, cept of Unity in Ralph Waldo Emerson. Iowa B.A. '41, Iowa State Teachers College. Field Gordon William Knaak, Owatonna of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.A. '49, St. Olaf College. Field of Concen­ tration: Educational Administration. Vernon Robert Maack, Alexandria Walter Alfred Kokesch, Willmar B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.S. '47, Mankato State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. Paul William Maloney, Chisholm Paul James Krystosek, Buhl B.A. cum laude '51, University of Minnesota. B.S. '35, College of St. Thomas. Field of Field of Concentration: Psychology. Concentration: Educational Psychology. Clarence Earl Martin, Sheldon, Iowa John Romain Lake, Alexandria B.S. '41, Buena Vista College. Field of Con· B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of centration: Mathematics. Concentration: Educational Administration. Donald Archer Martin, St. Louis Park Philip Arvid Langehough, Chicago, B.S. '42, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Ill. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In· B.A. '48, St. Olaf College. Field of Concen­ struction. tration: Political Science. Pierre Servais Renaud Francois Geraldine Elizabeth LaRocque, Mathijsen, Leyde, The Netherlands St. Cloud Master of Law '51, University of Leyden. B.S. with high distinction '47, University of Major: Economics. Minor: Statistics. Thesis: Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curricu­ The Schuman Plan and the Problem of Eu­ lum and Instruction. ropean Integration. 16 Donald John Mathison, Eau Claire, Ernest Harold Pederson, Cokato Wis. B.A. '39, Concordia College. Field of Con­ S '49, Eau Claire State Teac~ers Colle~e. centration: Educational Administration. ~ieid of Concentration: EducatIonal Admm- n Mildred Evelyn Pepin, Swanville istratio . B.S. '40, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ Kenneth Harlow McDonald, Cum- struction. berland, Wis. BE '36 River Falls State Teachers College. Lawrence Virden Perry, Jr., Duluth Field ot' Concentration: Educational Admin- B.A. 'SO, University of Minnesota. Field of istration. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Roy Francis Meyer, Waconia Melba Grace Proske, St. Louis, Mo. B.A. '39, Hamline. University: .Fiel~ of Con­ B.A. '42, Harris Teachers College. Field of centration: EducatIonal Administration. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Charles Edward Meyerding, St. Paul Harold Arthur Rasmussen, Mound B.B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '37, Hamline University. Field of Con­ Concentration: Economics. centration: Educational Administration. James Patrick Murphy, Spring Valley, Mary Rice, Great Falls, Mont. B.A. '49, Great Falls College of Education. Wis. Field of Concentration: English. B.S. '50, River Falls State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ struction. Father Gunther Robert Rolfson, O.S.B., Collegeville B.S. cum laude '39, St. John'S University. Clara Violet Nelms, Atlanta, Ga. Field of Concentration: Educational Psy­ B.S. '40, Georgia State College for Women; chology. M.A. '48, University of Colorado. Field of Concentration: Educational Psychology. Mildred Lee Rosenberg, Brooklyn, Esther Noriega del Valle, Lima, Peru, N.Y. B.A. cum laude 'SO, Brooklyn College. Field S.A. of Concentration: French. Graduate '50, University of Peru. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Theodore Robert Rottunda, Granite Falls Norris Orlando Olson, Harmony B.S. ',1, St. Cloud State Teachers College. B.S. '42, Winona State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ istration. Mabel Mary Rounseville, Maplewood, Mo. Theodore Oscar Olson, Minneapolis B.A. '20, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field B.S. '40, University of Minnesota. Field of of Concentration: Educational Psychology. Concentration: Educational Psychology. Ingwal Melvin Ostreim, Minneapolis Margaret Olsen Rusch, Marshfield, B.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of Wis. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.S. '29, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: English. Madge Fent Paro, Faribault B.S. with highest honors '50, Mankato State Richard Gill Santella, Minneapolis Teachers College. Field of Concentration: B.A. '48, Macalester College. Field of Con­ Curriculum and Instruction. centration: Educational Psychology. Paul Wayne Partridge, Rocky River, Vedie Melicent Sather, Houston Ohio B.S. '42, Winona State Teachers College. B.S. '49, Stout Institute. Field of Concentra­ Field of .Concentration: Curriculum and In­ tion: Industrial Education. struction.

17 Robert William Sawyer, Minneapolis Marvin J. Taves, St. Paul B.A. '49, \Vheaton College; B.S. '50, Univer­ B.A. summa cum laude '45, Hamline Univ sity of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: sity. Major: Sociology. Minor: Psychol~­ Curriculum and Instruction. Thesis: A. Study in the Dynamics of StnaIi Town Social Attitudes. Richard Thomas Scanlan, St. Paul B.S. with distinction '51, University of Min­ George Edward Vaidich, South nesota. Field of Concentration: English. St. Paul Rodney Alden Schmidt, Minneapolis B.A. '51, College of St. Thomas. Field of B.A. '47, Macalester College. Field of Con­ Concentration: Business Administration. centration: Educational Administration. Eva A. Creighton Vinton, Minne­ John Louis Schneider, Minneapolis apolis B.S. with high distinction '51, University of B.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Educational Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Psychology. Roman Francis Warmke, Easton Arnold Frederick Sexe, Worthington B.S. ' 51, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. with special honors '48, Mankato State Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Educational Administration. John Paul Weber, Elbow Lake Richard Edward Shannon, Minne- B.S. '47, Minot State Teachers College. Field apolis of Concentration: Educational Administration. B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Psychology. Glen Marlo Wiese, Magnolia B.A. summa Cum laude '51, Macalester Col­ Sister Mary Daniel O'Neill, Duluth lege. Field of Concentration: Business Ad­ B.A. cum laude '43, College of St. Scholastica. ministration. Major: History. Minor: English. Thesis: A Survey and Interpretation of Sloven ian Folk Roger Edward Wilk, Clearwater, Culture on the Minnesota Iron Range. Kan. Sister Mary Patrice Devaney, Minne- B.S. '50, Kansas State College. Field of Con­ apolis centration: Educational Psychology. B.A. '42, College of St. Catherine. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Darle Dwight Wilson, Bremerton, Wash. Lois Nyborg Smith, Brainerd B.S. '48, Winona State Teachers College. B.A. cum laude '50, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Music. Field of Concentration: Psychology. Newton Dean Smith, Jr., Rochester Lloyd Alton Wilson, Santa Barbara, B.A. '50, Yale University. Field of Concen­ Calif. tration: American Studies. B.S. '34, Stout Institute. Field of Concen­ tration: Educational Psychology. Doris Snodgrass, Marysville, Ohio B.A. '35, Oberlin College; M.S. '36, Welles­ Mary Elinore Wiseman, Kendall, ley College. Field of Concentration: Educa­ tional Psychology. Wis. B.E. '48, Whitewater State Teachers College. Stanley Clifford Sorensen, Mankato Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of struction. Concentration: Industrial Education. Eugene Henry Wojtowicz, Minne­ Charles Fredrick Struck, Minneapolis apolis B.S. '47, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ B.A. cum laude '51, College of St. Thomas. Field of Concentration: Psychology. struction. Carl Leonard Swanson, Minneapolis Robert Zack, St. Paul B.A. cum laude '49, University of Minnesota. B.S. '49, University of ·Minnesota. Field of Field of Concentration: Psychology. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. 18 Master of Arts in Public Administration Jay Junior Davenport, Sioux City, Robert John Hohman, Walker Iowa B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of B S in Ch.E. '49, Iowa State College. Field Concentration: Public Administration. of Concentration: Public Administration. Janet Campbell Thomas, Minneapolis B.A. cum laude '51, Hamline University. Field of Concentration: Public Administration.

Master of Fine Arts Robert Austin Barber, Minneapolis B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Art. Minor: Anthropology. Thesis: Four Con­ temporary Pain tings.

Master of Forestry Donald Otto Prielipp, Rothschild, Wis. B.S. with distinction '51, University of Min­ nesota. Field ,of Concentration: Forestry.

Master of Social Work Elwyn Kenneth Boe, Remer Gracie L. Richey, Roscoe, Tex. B.A. '50, Concordia College (Moorhead). B.A. '45, Texas State College for Women. Field of Concentration: Social Work. Field of Concentration: Social Work. Geraldine Ryan, Minneapolis B.A. '42, State University of Iowa. Field of Concentration: Social Work.

Master of Science Barbara Jordan Bache-Wiig, Wauke- William L. Boyd, Deepwater, N.J. sha, Wis. B.A. '50, University of Tennessee. Major: Bac­ B.S. with distinction '47, University of Min­ teriology. Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. nesota. Major: Speech Pathology. Minor: Edu­ Thesis: The Effect of Glucose and Other cation. Thesis: A Comparison of the Evalua­ Carbohydrates on Certain Amino Acid Deam­ tions of Reading Defects and Speech Defects. inases. Rodney L. Bleifuss, Lindstrom Ricardo Cardenosa-Barriga, Palmira, B.Geol.E. '51, University of Minnesota. Major: Colombia, S.A. Geology. Minor: Mining. Thesis: Correlation Ingeniero Agronomo '46, Universidad Na­ of Magnetite Content with Magnetic Sus­ cional de Colombia. Major: Plant Pathology. ceptibility Measurements of Minnesota Pre­ Minor: Agricultural Botany. Thesis: Patho­ Cambrian Rocks. genicity of Helminthosporium on Com.

19 Aleck Fine, Oxnard, Calif. Allan Norman Myhr, Preeceville B.A. '39, University of Minnesota. Field of Saskatchewan, Canada ' Concentration: Physical Chemistry. B.S.A. with distinction '49, University Saskatchewan. Major: Dairy Husba of Tyrone Colbert Greene, Pine Bluff, Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. Thes:~ry· Ark. Study of the Thermal Resistance of M:: A B.S. '48, Pine Bluff Agricultural, Mechanical cocci in Milk. ICfo. and Normal College. Field of Concentration: Agricultural Education. Glen Ervin Peterson, South St. Pa I B.A. '49, Luther College. Major: Bacteriolo U Walter Burnham Gross, Toledo, Ohio Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. Thesis' -& D.v.M. '46, Ohio State University. Major: Effects of Aureomycin on the Growth a~d I testinal Flora of the Rat. n· Veterinary Medicine. Minor: Pathdlogy. Thesis: Studies of Infectious Sinusitis and Chronic Respiratory Disease. Verna Louise Rausch, Minneapolis B.S. with ~istinctio? '4?, UniverSity of Min. Graham Denton Gutsche, La Grange nesota. Major: PhYSIOlogical Chemistry. Minor. Park, Ill. Pathology. Thesis: Chromatographic Studi~ B.S. '50, University of Colorado. Field of Con­ on Urinary Amino Acids in Normal Human centration: Physics. Subjects.

Stanley Tariho Hirozawa, Honolulu, Jean Elizabeth Rieke, Barrington, Ill. Hawaii B.S. '50, Iowa State College. Major: Home B.A. '48, University of Hawaii. Major: In­ Economics. Minor: Statistics. Thesis: The Re­ organic Chemistry. Minor: Analytical Chem­ sistance to Abrasion of Certain Linen Fabrics istry. Thesis: Amperometric Titration of Sul­ Before and After Laundering. famates with the Dropping Mercury Cathode. Grenaviere Robinson Kucera, Minne- Harlund G. Routhe, Redwood Falls B.S. with distinction '51, University of Min. apolis nesota. Field of Concentration: Agricultural B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Economics. Pharmacology. Minor: Bacteriology. Thesis: A Study of Various Drugs and Drug Combina· tions in Anaphylactic Shock in Guinea Pigs. Deane A. Turner, Red Wing B.S. '41, University of Minnesota. Field of Kenneth Irving Kvien, St. Paul Concentration: Agricultural Education. B.S. '47, Duluth State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Inorganic Chemistry.

Master of Science in Chemical Engineering James Frederick Walz, Minneapolis B.Ch.E. with distinction '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Chemical Engineering. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: Rate Studies in the Tungstic Acid Catalyzed, Liquid Phase Esterification of N-Propyl Alcohol with Acetic Acid.

Master of Science in Civil Engineering Madhav Manohar, Ernakulam, India B.E. '46, University of Madras. Major: Civil Engineering (Hydraulics). Minor: Civil En- gineering (Structures). Thesis: Entrance Ef- fects of Part-full Flow in a Model Culvert Pipe.

20 Master of Science in Dental Surgery William Victor Kaplan, Los Angeles, Calif. B.S. '42, Central YMCA College; D.D.S. '45, Loyola University. Major: Dental Surgery. Minor: Anatomy. Thesis: The Effects of Vari­ able Doses of X-ray Irradiation on the De­ veloping Dentition of the Ten-day-old Syrian Hamster. Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Richard Louis Anderson, Minne- Vernon D. Gebert, Minneapolis B.E.E. with distinction '48, University of d'" '50 U' 'ty f BEEapolis with lshnchon , mversl 0 Minnesota. Major: Electrical Engineering. Mi~n~sota. Major: Electrical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: A Study of a Minor: Mathematic~. Thesis: Measurement of Dispenser Type Cathode Employing Pow­ Noise in P-N JunctiOns. dered Nickel. Josyula Venkata Sastry, Rajahmundry, India B.E.E. '50, Andhra University. Major: Elec­ trical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: The Development of an Electronic Device to Measure the Symmetrical Compon­ ents of Three-phase Systems. Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering Lester Jens Nypan, Minneapolis Warren M. Wiese, Rochester B.S. with distinction '51, University of Min- B.S. with high distinction '50, University of nesota. Field of Concentration: Mechanical Minnesota. Major: Mechanical Engineering. Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: An Investigation of the Factors Effecting the Air Flow Through Reed Valves at High Speeds. Master of Science in Medicine William Wellington Winchester, Topsfield, Mass. B.A. '39, Dartmouth College; M.D. '42, Rush Medical College. Major: Medicine. Minor: Hematology. Thesis: The Effect of Urethane and Several Urethane Derivatives on Trans­ planted Myelogenous Leukemia in the Mouse. Master of Science in Ophthalmology Thomas Pryor Kearns, Rochester B.A. '43, M.D. '46, University of Louisville. Major: Ophthalmology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Clinical Orbitonometry in Graves' Dis­ ease. Master of Science in Pediatrics Howard Malcolm Purcell, Phoenix, Ariz. M.D. '46, University of Tennessee. Major: Pediatrics. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Con­ genital Atresia of the Mitral and Aortic Ori­ fices. 21 Doctor of Philosophy Morton Alpert, Brooklyn, N.Y. Influenza Virus Infection of the Dam on p . B.S. '47, Louisiana State University; M.S. natal and Early Postnatal Survival of the off. '48, Ohio State University. Major: Anatomy. spnng. Major AdVIsers: Profs. L. M. Winters Minor: Physiological Chemistry. Thesis: Ob­ and G. A. Young. servations on Some Factors in the Deposition of Ceroid Pigment in the Mouse. Major Ad­ Ruth Vivian Johnston, Minneapolis viser: Prof. W. L. Williams. B.A. '30, State University of Iowa; M.A. '40 University of Minnesota. Major: Education' David E. Bartlett, St. Paul Minor: Educational Psychology. Thesis: Trend~ D.v.M. '40, Colorado State College of Ag­ III Secondary EducatIOn School Curriculum riculture and Mechanic Arts. Major: Veteri­ Concepts, Their Implications for the Teach_ nary Medicine. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: ing Function and Teacher Preparation. Major Bovine Venereal Trichomoniasis: Diagnosis, Adviser: Prof. N. 1. Bossing. Incidence, and Treatment of the Infected Bull. Major Adviser: Prof. M. H. Roepke. Carl George Krespan, Erie, Pa. B.S. with high distinction '48, University of William Allen Cowan, Pittsfield, Rochester. Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Mass. Physical Chemistry. Thesis: Study of the B.S. '42, Massachusetts State College; M.S. Reimer-Tiemann Reaction on I-Substituted_ '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Animal 2-Naphthols. Major Adviser: Prof. C. F. Husbandry. Minor: Dairy Husbandry. Thesis: Koelsch. Studies of the Effects of Pregnant Mare Serum on the Breeding Phenomena of the Ewe. Norman Eiler Krog, Lake Benton Major Adviser: Prof. 1. M. Winters. B.S. '47, University of Minnesota. Major: Agricultural Botany. Minor: Agricultural Bio­ Abdel Aziz Fathy, Cairo, Egypt chemistry. Thesis: The Effects of Uranium B.S. '40, Fouad I University; M.S. '48, Uni­ Salts on Higher Plants. Major Adviser: Prof. versity of California. Major: Agricultural Bio­ E. C. Stakman. chemistry. Minor: Entomology. Thesis: The Chemistry and Toxicity of F1uoroketones. Lester Christensen Krogh, Ruskin, Major Advisers: Profs. Fred Smith and L. K. Cutkomp. Neb. B.S. in Ch.E. '45, M.S. '48, University of Ramon Paul Heimerl, Minneapolis Nebraska. Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: B.E. with honors '38, B.S. '46, St. Cloud Physical Chemistry. Thesis: Studies in the State Teachers College; M.A. '49, University Internal Michael Reaction. Major Adviser: of Minnesota. Major: Education. Minor: Edu­ Prof. C. F. Koelsch. cational Psychology. Thesis: The Status of Business Education in the Public Secondary vVilliam Wei Lee, San Francisco, Schools of Minnesota. Major Adviser: Prof. Calif. R. G. Price. B.S. '47, University of California. Major: Or­ ganic Chemistry. Minor: Physical Chemistry. James Hellie, Whitewater, Wis. Thesis: Studies in Allylic Systems: I-(Chloro­ B.S. '26, M.A. '45, University of Minnesota. methyl) -Cyclohexene-Its Preparation and Re­ Major: Economics. Minor: History. Thesis: actions. Major Adviser: Prof. R. T. Arnold. Securities Price Support, Interest Rates and Price Inflation. Major Advisers: Profs. A. R. Kenneth Lawson Lindsay, Springfield, Upgren and J. W. Stehman. Ill. Tinsley Helton, Kirksville, Ky. B.S. with highest honors '48, University of B.A. '35, Berea College; M.A. '37, State Illinois. Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: University of Iowa. Major: English. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: The Mechanism Speech. Thesis: The Concept of Woman's of the Reaction of Bromine with 2,2-Diphenyl­ Honour in Jacobean Drama. Major Adviser: penten-4-oic Acid and Its Esters. Major Ad­ Prof. Huntington Brown. viser: Prof. R. T. Arnold. William Edwin Howell, Colborne, John Linsley, Minneapolis Ontario, Canada B.Phys. with high distinction '46, University B.S.A. '49, Ontario Agricultural College; M.S. of Minnesota. Major: Physics. Minor: Mathe­ '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Animal matics. Thesis: The Influence of Nuclear Size Husbandry. Minors: Zoology and Plant Ge­ on Meson Production at Very Great Ener­ netics. Thesis: A Study of the Effect of Swine gies. Major Adviser: Prof. E. P. Ney. 22 Shih-I Lu, Peipin~, C?hina Thomas Michael Roder, Joliet, Ill. S '43 National UnIVersIty of Yunnan; M.S. B.S. '48, University of Illinois. Major: Or­ ~o: U~iversity of Minnesota .. Major: ~~ant ganic Chemistry. Minor: Physical Chemistry. thology. Mmor: Plant GenetIcs. TheSIS. A Thesis: Benzo-l,4_Dithiadiene. Major Adviser: ~:udy of Variation in Black Pigment Prod,;!c­ Prof. W. E. Parham. tion in UstiIago zeae (Beckm.) Unger. Major Adviser: Prof. E. C. Stakman. Albert Rosen, Minneapolis perry Morgan, Minneapolis B.A. '39, University of Pittsburgh; M.A. '48, B.Ch. ' ...... , M.~. '49, Un.iversity of 1.1innesota. University of Minnesota. Major: Psychology. Major: Bactenology. Mmor: OrganIc Chem­ Minor: Neuropsychiatry. Thesis: Develop­ . Thesis: The Antigenicity in Rabbits and ment of Some New Minnesota Multiphasic M% of Soluble Specific Substances Derived Personality Inventory Scales for Differentia­ from Pneumococ~i Grown in Vivo or in tion of Psychiatric Syndromes within an Ab­ Vitro. Major AdVIser: Prof. D. W. Watson. normal Population. Major Adviser: Prof. P. E. Meehl. Kenneth Glenn Nelson, East Lansing, Mich. Donald H. Sherwood, Hermiston, B.S. '39, Iowa State Collepe of ~gric?lture Ore. and Mechanic Arts; M.A. 47, UnIVersIty of B.S. '33, Oregon State College; M.S. '50, State Minnesota. Major: Educational Psychology. College of Washington. Major: Poultry Hus­ Minor: Education. Thesis: The Interests of bandry. Minor: Animal Husbandry. Thesis: Teachers of Vocational Agriculture as Rell!ted Studies with Com-Soy Type Rations for Start­ to Vocational Satisfaction. Major Adviser: ing Turkey Poults. Major Adviser: Prof. H. J. Prof. W. W. Cook. Sloan. Sherman Eddie Nelson, Minneapolis B.A. magna cum laude '47, University of Min­ Mary Lyon Sutton, Huntington, nesota. Major: Psychology. Minor: Psychiatry. West Va. Thesis: The Development of an Indirect, Ob­ B.A. '47, Randolph-Macon Woman's College; jective Measure of Social Status, and Its Re­ M.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: lationship to Certain Psychiatric Syndromes. Psychology. Minor: Neuropsychiatry. Thesis: Major Adviser: Prof. William Schofield. Profile Patterning and Descriptive Correlates of James Sol PerIman Patients Having Low Scores on Scale 9 of B.S. '35, Illinois Institute of Technology; the MMPI. Major Adviser: Prof. S. R. Hatha­ Graduate '38, Chicago Teachers College. way. Major: Education. Minor: Physical Science. Thesis: Historical Versus Contemporary Prob­ Howard Stanley Teague, Minneapolis lem-Solving Use of the College Physical B.S. '48, M.S. '49, University of Nebraska. Science Laboratory Period for General Edu­ Major: Animal Husbandry. Minor: Veteri­ cation. Major Adviser: Prof. P. O. Johnson. nary Medicine. Thesis: The Effect of Vitamin A and Other Nutritional Factors upon the Donald Robert Peterson, PiIIager Breeding Performance of Gilts and the Pre­ B.A. summa cum laude '48, M.A. '50, Uni­ natal Development of Their Litters. Major versity of Minnesota. Major: Psychology. Advisers: Profs. L. N. Winters and L. E. Car­ Minor: Neuropsychiatry. Thesis: Predicting penter. Hospitalization of Psychiatric Outpatients. Major Adviser: Prof. P. E. Meehl. Sanford Arthur Weil, New York, N.Y. Guy Anthony Renzaglia, Virginia B.A. cum laude '48, Brooklyn College. Major: B.S. '39, George Washington University; Physical Chemistry. Minor: Organic Chem­ M.Ed. '41, M.A. '48, University of Miune­ istry. Thesis: Studies of the Fluorescence of sota. Major: Educational Psychology. Minor: Solutions of Chlorophyll and Related Sub­ Psychology. Thesis: Some Correlates of the stances. Major Adviser: Prof. R. S. Livingston. Self-Structures as Measured by an Index of Adjustment and Values. Major Adviser: Prof. C. G. Wrenn.

23 CAPS AND GOWNS

AN EXPLANATION In the medieval city, clothing not unlike that worn by those participating in this commencement was common. The modern academic costume has evolVed from the dress of the medieval guilds and the early religious orders. Today, everyone with a college or university degree may wear the black aca­ demic gown. Hoods, which are omitted by seniors who are candidates for de­ grees, are worn by graduates. At the University of Minnesota, the lining of the hood has a maroon chevron on an old gold ground to represent the University colors. A University faculty member who holds a degree from another college or university wears the colors of his own alma mater. Distinctions between sleeves indicate the type of degree held by the wearer. A long, pointed sleeve indicates a Bachelor's degree, while a long, closed sleeve with a slit near the upper part of the arm designates a Master's degree. A round open sleeve marks a Doctor's degree. ' The velvet edging on hoods is the color which stands for the field of study of the gown's wearer. It may be white for Arts and Letters, gold-yellow for Science maize for Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, slate for VeterinarY Medicine, or light blue for Education. Orange denotes Technology; dark blue, Philosophy; purple, Law; green, Medicine; and pink, Music. Public Health is shown by salmon pink edging, Dentistry by lilac, Pharmacy by olive, and Commerce and Accounting by drab. The Doctor's costume also has velvet trimming on the rest of the gown, in­ cluding crossbars on the sleeves. The trimming may either be black or may match the color of the hood edging. Shoulder insignia on the gowns of candidates for degrees indicate that the candidate is an honor student. Caps, or mortarboards, too, have significance. The President of the Univer­ sity is the only one who may wear a velvet cap and a gold tassel. For the Master's and Doctor's degree, the tassels are always black, but candi­ dates for the Bachelor's degrce at this commencement wear tassels which indi­ cate their school or college by color, as follows:

(In the order of march) General College ...... crimson and white College of Science, Literature, and the Arts ...... white Institute of Technology ...... orange College ?~ Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary . Medlcme ...... malze College of Education ...... Iight blue School of Business Administration ...... "...... drab Law School ...... purple School of Dentistry...... Iilac College of Medical Sciences ...... green Graduate SchooI...... black

24 THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Announces Its December eommeltcemeltt 1952

NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER IS AT EIGHT O'CLOCK Univcrsitll 0/ )1inncsota THE BOARD OF REGENTS

Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Secretary Mr. Laurence R. Lunden, Treasurer

The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Cloud First Vice President and Chairman 'DIe Honorable George W. Lawson, St. Paul Second Vice President The Honorable James F. Bell, Minneapolis The Honorable Daniel C. Gainey, Owatonna TIle Honorable Richard L. Griggs, Duluth The Honorable J. S. Jones, St. Paul The Honorable Lester A. Malkerson, Minneapolis TIle Honorable Charles W. Mayo, Rochester The Honorable E. E. Novak, New Prague The Honorable A. J. Olson, Renville The Honorable Herman F. Skyberg, Fisher The Honorable Sheldon V. \Yood, Minneapolis

As a courtesy to those attending functions, and out of respect for the character of the build· ing, be it resolved by the Board of Regents that there be printed in the programs of all functions held in the Cyrus Northrop Memorial Auditorium a request that smoking be confined to the outer lobby on the main floor, to the gallery lobbies, and to the lounge roomS. 7:ltis Is VONr Universitu CIIARTEREDin February, 1851, by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory f Minnesota, the University of Minnesota has this year celebrated its one ~undred and first birthday. As from its very beginning, the University is dedicated to the task of training the youth of today, the citizens of tomorrow. flow well it has succeeded is indicated by the number of doctors, lawyers, ngineers, social workers, journalists, dentists, farmers, businessmen, and com­ ~unity and civic leaders in all fields-good citizens all-who have gone from its several campuses to participate actively in the upgrading of the welfare of the citizens of our state. During the period of its existence, the University has awarded more than 110,000 degrees to its students who have completed the rigorous training demanded by the complexities of modern society. In addition to the enormous task of giving collegiate instruction to nearly 19000 students on its Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth campuses, the Uni­ ve;sity offers, through its Schools of Agriculture, its General Extension Division, and its short courses, specialized training designed to assist those who wish to study on a part-time basis. Still in addition, its staff members who are county agents, home agents, and recreation and health consultants give effective aid and assistance to citizens of the state in their very homes. But the University of Minnesota, like all great universities, has expanded far beyond its early teaching and training programs. In its diverse research labora­ tories on its three campuses, at the several agricultural experiment stations, at the Rosemount Research Center, and at the University Hospitals, its scientists at anyone moment are working on countless research experiments of vital in­ terest to the future health and welfare of all of us. These projects deal with such matters as cancer, poliomyelitis, taxation, low-grade iron ore, cheese making, teacher training, municipal government, nuclear fission, new varieties and strains of grains and fruits, supersonics and transonics, to mention only a few. THE UNIVERSITY is recognized as the cultural hub of the Northwest; it is the home of the Minneapolis Symphony, the University Artists Course, radio station KUOM, the University Theatre, and the local performances of the Metropolitan Opera Company. Through the University of Minnesota Concert and Lecture Service and the School Assembly Service, the University brings to more than a million and a half people, in the area it serves, artists and lecturers of quality and talent. The people of Minnesota are proud of their University, not only because it is one of the leading state universities in the nation, but also because of the extent and quality of its services from which they, their families, communities, and organizations benefit. Their interest in the University is a dynamic, living thing and expresses itself in many ways. Contributions from them have made it possible for the Variety Club Heart Hospital to be constructed and for the great Mayo Memorial building to be erected over the coming months. Through the American Legion and auxiliary posts all over the state, thousands of friends have made generous donations to provide an endowed research pro­ fessorship in heart diseases. All students at the University, their families and friends are invited to con­ tinue their enthusiasm and interest in the University of Minnesota. Graduates are especially urged to identify themselves with the University Alumni Associa­ tion and the Greater University Fund and to return as frequently as possible to visit us here at the University. Order 0/ events ASSEMBLING OF THE AUDIENCE: As candidates for degrees at tho evening's commenc~me~t and their friends and relatives re~ch the Minneapoli~ Campus of the UnIversIty from 7 :00 to 7: 30 p.m., they wIll hear the Flemish bells being played from Northrop Memorial Auditorium, Mr. J. Frederic Goossen, M.A. '50, carillonneur. Admission to the December commencement exercises is by guest card only. Guests will be seated as they arrive in the AUdi_ torium and will remain seated until the colors are presented.

ORGAN RECITAL: From 7:30 to 8:00 p.m. Mr. Arthur B. Jennings, Associate Professor of Music and University Organist, will play: Chorale for Advent Bach Christmas in Sicily Yon Pastorale Clokey March of the Magi Dubois Toccata on "Ave Maris Stella" Dupre PROCESSIONAL: Improvisation on Christmas Carols. PROCESSIONAL: As candidates for degrees enter the Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. the curtain will be opened. Seated on the platform, left to right, are: Dr. Harry W. Kitts, Associate Professor of Agricultural Education, Marsha~ Dr. Raymond G. Price, Professor of Education, Marshal; Dr. Howard L. Horns, Assistant Dean of the College of Medical Sciences; Dr. Walter W. Cook, Dean of the College of Education; Dr. Athelstan F. Spilhaus, Dean of the Institute of Technology; Dr. Horace T. Morse, Dean of the General College; Captain Doyle M. Coffee, USN, Professor of Naval Science; Lieutenant Colonel Helmer T. Aasheim, USAF, Assistant Professor of Air Science and Tactics; the Honor­ able Lester A. Malkerson, Member, Board of Regents; Mr. True E. Petten­ gill, Recorder; Dr. Malcolm M. Willey, Vice President, Academic Administra­ tion; Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President of the University of Minnesota; Dr. Raymond Walters, President of the University of Cincinnati; Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Vice President, Business Administration; the Honorable George W. Lawson, Second Vice President, Board of Regents; the Reverend John Saunders Bone, Director of Roger Williams Fellowship and Adviser to Baptist Students at the University of Minnesota; Lieutenant Colonel Ashton H. Pully, USA, Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics; Mr. Julius M. Nolte, Dean of University Extension; Dr. Errett W. McDiarmid, Dean of the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Dr. Austin A. Dowell, Assistant Dean, College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics; Dr. Richard L. Kozelka, Dean of the School of Business Administration; Dr. John G. Darley, Assistant Dean of the Graduate School; Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, Associate Professor of Music; Dr. Edward B. Stanford, University Librarian, Marshal. PRESENTATION OF COLORS: As the color guard, made up of University Army ROTC and Air ROTC Cadets, and Naval ROTC Midshipmen, enters the Auditorium, the audience will rise. THE NATIONAL ANTHEM (first stanza only): The entire audience and Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, Associate Professor of Music, soloist. 4 !'NOCATION: The Rev.erend John ~aunders Bone, Directo~ of ~oger Wil­ ~s Fellowship and AdvIser to Baptist Students at the Umversity. SPEAKING FOR THE l!NIYERSITY: President James Lewis Morrill, LL.D., President of the Umversity. COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS: "Our Obligations as Americans," Dr. Ray­ mond W~lters,. LL.D., Litt.D., D.H.L., President, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OhIO. CONFERRING OF COMMISSIONS: Dr. Malcolm M. Willey, Vice Presi­ dent Academic Administration, will introduce Lieutenant Colonel Ashton H Pully, USA, Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics; Captain D~yle M. Coffee, USN, Professor of Naval Science; and Lieutenant Colonel Helmer T. Aasheim, USAF, Assistant Professor of Air Science and Tactics, who will present the candidates for commissions in their respective branches of the Armed Services. The Commissions will be presented by President Morrill; the oath of office will be administered by Captain Coffee. CONFERRING OF DEGREES: Vice President Willey will introduce the several deans or their representatives who will present the candidates for certificates and degrees in their respective colleges. These, in order of their introduction, are: Dean Julius M. Nolte, LL.B., University Extension; Dean Horace T. Morse, Ph.D., General College; Dean Errett W. McDiarmid, Ph.D., College of Science, Literature, and the Arts and representing University Col­ lege; Dean Athelstan F. Spilhaus, D.Sc., Institute of Technology; Dr. Austin A. Dowell, Ph.D., Assistant Dean, College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics; Dean Walter W. Cook, Ph.D., College of Education; Dean Richard L. Kozelka, Ph.D., School of Business Administration; Assistant Dean Howard L. Horns, M.D., College of Medical Sciences; Assistant Dean John G. Darley, Ph.D., Graduate School. All degrees will be conferred by President Morrill. Immediately afterwards, certificates and diplomas will be presented by each dean to the graduates of his college. CONFERRING OF THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR. OF PHILOSOPHY: Candidates for this degree will be presented individually by Assistant Dean John G. Darley to President Morrill, who will confer the degrees. "HAIL! MINNESOTA," the University's alma mater song: The audience and Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, soloist. Minnesota, hail to thee! Like the stream that bends to sea, Hail to thee, our college dear! Like the pine that seeks the blue, Thy light shall ever be Minnesota, still for thee A beacon bright and clear; Thy sons are strong and true, Thy sons and daughters true From thy woods and waters fair, Will proclaim thee near and far; From thy prairies waving far, They will guard thy fame At thy call they throng And adore thy name; With their shout and song Thou shalt be their Northern Star. Hailing thee their Northern Star. RECESSIONAL: Mr. Arthur B. Jennings, University Organist Chorale Prelude "In Thee Is Joy" ------Bach THE AUDIENCE is requested to remain seated until those in academic costume have left the hall. 5 CONt/it/otes lor CommissioNs

Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of th fall quarter, commissions will be presented as indicated on those listed bel~ and upon such others as may meet the requirements for Reserve Officers in the Armed Services.

DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS Second lieutenant, Corps of Engineers, USAR James Robert Hill, Minneapolis Walter Lee Spannaus, Hutchinson

DEPARTMENT OF NAVAL SCIENCE

Ensign, line, USN Kenneth Harlan Johnson, Minneapolis

Ensign, line, USNR Richard George Plihal, Minneapolis

Ensign, SC, USNR Richard Duane Herring, Minneapolis Norman Floyd Lunderberg, Minne­ apolis

Second lieutenant, USMC John Clarke Rowett, Minneapolis

DEPARTMENT OF AIR SCIENCE AND TACTICS Second lieutenant, USAF Reserve Forrest W. Bovee, Duluth Anthony E. Omernik, Minneapolis Louis F. Gieseke, Janesville John F. Perry, Staples Robert J. Hudalla, St. Paul Robert R. Randleman, Appleton Robert W. Hutchings, Portage, Wis. Si V. Reedy, Minneapolis Robert M. Lauck, Amerv, Wis. Ronald E. Wallgren, St. Paul Wallace W. O'Brien, Minneapolis Richard Y. Will, Hilo, Hawaii

6 eaNdidates lor graduatioN subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the fall quarter, degrees will be conferred as i~dicated ?n those listed below and upon such others as may meet the graduation reqUirements.

GENERAL EXTENSION DIVISION Business Certificate Royal Courtland Anderson, St. Paul Engineering Certificate William H. Gardas, St. Paul Merle Eskil Johnson, Minneapolis

GENERAL COLLEGE Associate in Arts Ludwig Micholas Asfeld, Kimball Andreas Lambert, Tiutv, Estonia James Stoker Bain, Minneapolis Georgia Cyral Lewis, St. Paul Joan Patsy Binman, St. Paul Virginia Alice Malicki, Minneapolis Dwayne Hunter Dahl, Minneapolis Edgar L. Mattson, Minneapolis Charles Henry Dart, Crystal Bay Kingsley John Nelson, Minneapolis Ivan Ray Eaton, Minneapolis Edward Carl Oliver, St. Paul Ronnie Philips Erhardt, Minneapolis Lyle Gordon Rowe, Minneapolis C. Edward Fleury, Hopkins Gerald Leonard Shear, St. Paul Gerald D. Gulbrandson, Albert Lea James Stewart Stubbs, St. Paul Barbara Ann Harris, Minneapolis Milton Arthur Thompson, Minong, LaVonne Jean Marie Hydal, St. Paul Wis. John Charles Kroll, Minneapolis Joanne Elaine Walter, Minneapolis

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS Associate in Liberal Arts Dean Elmer Franson, Minneapolis Lois Marie LaBissoniere, St. Paul August William Haugan, Jr., St. Paul Wayne Frank Schmidt, Minneapolis Mary Frances Jakob, St. Paul Harlan E. Smith, Minneapolis Colleen Ann Kroona, St. Paul Maureen Claire Walter, Minneapolis Bachelor of Arts Joyce Irene Anderson, Deephaven Bryan Leslie Ball, St. Paul Park, CUM LAUDE Forrest Wanewright Bovee, Duluth Helen Star Bagby, Huron, S.D. David Roger Brandt, st. Paul 7 Mary Ann Brownell, Hibbing Thomas Neil LeFebvre, St. Paul JoAnne Earlene Cutshall, A.L.A., Marvin Stanley Lieberman, Minne- Rochester apolis . Frances Claire DeLaurier, Minot, Eileen Marguerite Lindblad, Stanch N.D. field • Robert Clark DeVeau, \Vayzata James Timothy Lym, South St. Paul Virginia J. Doherty, Minncapolis Jere Benjamin Maertz, Willmar Robert E. Dybing, Minneapolis Waltraud Margot Marggraff, Berlin. Mary Helen Durey, Des Moines, Iowa, Germany, CUM LAUDE ' MAGNA CUM LAUDE Arden Norma McKennee, Minne- Edward Walter Eardley, Elgin, Ill. apolis Earl Albert Ehrenbcrg, Waconia Joan Cecelia McLaughlin, Wavzata Paul Louis Engel, St. Paul Allison Robert Mercer, Minneapolis Doris Mac Erickson, A.A., Virginia, Milton Bertrand Monicken, River CUM LAUDE Falls, Wis. Roderick Ernest Ewart, Evanston, Audrey Sayre Mott, Excelsior \Vyo. Mary Virginia Myers, Minneapolis John Joseph Fallon, A.A., Rochester Gaylord Harold Nelson, Minneapolis Charles Strand Fehr, Minneapolis David Martin Noetzel, \Vaseca Norman Philip Friberg, St. Paul Wallace "Veston O'Brien, Minne- William Rufus Gamble, A.A., Mimlc- apolis apolis Frederick Stanley Olson, New DIm Rogcr Joseph Gores, Rochester Gloria Jean Palmer, Minneapolis Eugene \Villiam Hanson, Minne- Dorothy Inez Patterson, Minneapolis apolis George Edward Peterson, St. Paul Robert Allen Harvey, St. Louis Park John Podany, Jr., Minneapolis Louis Betz Hauser, A.A., St. Paul Carol Elinor Power, Rochester Barbara Irene Hill, Minneapolis, CUM James Thomas Prince, Minneapolis LAUDE Russell James Reed, A.L.A., Marshall Donald Julius Hinz, A.L.A., Elk River Rowena Miller Robinow, Chisholm, Dale Harper Husemoller, Austin CUM LAUDE Robert William Hutchings, Portage, John Clarke Rowett, Minneapolis Wis. William Edwin Sloggy, Minneapolis Charles Gifford Johnson, Minneapolis Gardner Clifton Sorum, Crookston Curtis Lee Johnson, Milaca Margaret Ida Spencer, A.A., Belding, Martha Joanne Johnson, St. Paul Mich., MAGNA CUM LAUDE Thirza Helen Jones, Minneapolis Richard Spence Taylor, Minneapolis, Tom E. Kakonis, Brookings, S.D. SUMMA CUM LAUDE Arthur Lennart Kalleberg, Minneapo- Robert Sidney Voigt, Minneapolis lis, CUM LAUDE William Bruce Wallace, Minneapolis Elizabeth Brownlee Kane, Minneapo­ "Valter Samuel Warfield, Pittsburgh, lis Pa. Robert Elliot Kangas, Minneapolis Warren James Wed an, A. A. , Minne­ Glenn Waldermar Kask, Mort. Sci., apolis Minneapolis Norman John Werncr, Long Prairie Kenneth Albert Kistler, Minneapolis Zoe Leighton Wilkerson, St. Paul, Owen John Kvale, Salem, Ore. SUMMA CUM LAUDE Mona Elaine Langguth, Minneapolis, Richard Yoshio Will, Hilo, Hawaii MAGNA CUM LAUDE Frank B. Zdrubck, Minneapolis Douglas Eugene Larson, Minneapolis

8 Bachelor of Science in library Science John Wo<1row Borden, A.L.A., B.A., Ruth Mary Hagarty, B.A., St. Paul St. Paul UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Bachelor of Arts Eugene Gerald Gordon, Albert Lea Robert Louis Peterson, Owatonna Bachelor of Science Lorna Jean Bruning, G.D.H., Minneapolis INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Bachelor of Science Orville Arthur Elseth, Newfolden Raymond Edward Meyer, Minneapolis, Paul Bernard Hasse1quist, Center City, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Zanti David Squillace, Kinney Arthur Michael Isaacson, Jr., Fan- wood, N.J., WITH DISTINCTION Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering John Henry Pracht, St. Paul Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering Louis Frederick Gieseke, Janesville Kenneth Dewayne Grosse, Red Wing Bachelor of Architecture

Vernon Loren Edwardson, B.A., Lyle James House, St. Paul Albert Lea Clark Dolan Wold, B.A., Hibbing Bachelor of Chemical Engineering Donald Adolph Erdmann, Neenah, Wis. Bachelor of Civil Engineering James Joseph Anderson, st. Paul Wilbur Roy Robinson, Minneapolis Ralph Heinz Geier, Hutchinson Roman P. Wengler, Albany, WITH , Paul Bernard Hasse1quist, Center City, HIGH DISTINCTION WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Bachelor of Electrical Engineering Richard Alan Carlson, Albert Lea Thomas James Donlin, St. Paul 9 Bachelor of Geological Engineering Jerome Severin Nelson, Albert Lea Bachelor of Geophysics Gene M. Olson, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Industrial Engineering Si Vincent Reedy, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering James Russell Argall, LaCrosse, Wis. Raymond Edward Meyer, Minne­ William Harvey Brown, St. Paul apolis, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Neil Henry Hanson, B.B.A., Virginia Richard George Plihal, Minneapolis, Robert Joseph Hudalla, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION Paul Louis Jirele, A.A., Blooming Zanti David Squillace, Kinney, WITH Prairie DISTINCTION Gale Harding Lyle, St. Paul Harley Merwin Sutton, Hoffman Edwin Franklin McKee, St. Paul Richard Allan Westrum, Albert Lea Bachelor of Mining Engineering Marius Stenfeldt Petersen, Tower Cecil Hubert Suter, Clara City Bachelor of Petroleum Engineering Edward Gardner Chilton, Detroit Lakes Robert James Slaby, St. Paul

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Science Janet Rae Alstrup, Minneapolis, Carol Lee Davis, Minneapolis, Home Home Economics Economics Dorothy Elaine Barr, B.A., Minne­ Elaine Mae Engfer, St. Paul, Home apolis, Home Economics Economics Harold Ralph Batesole, Alexandria, Mary Jean Eyler, St. Paul, Home Agriculture Economics John Nelson Campbell, Jr., St. Paul, Donald Ralph Gehlhar, Westport, Agriculture Agriculture Darlene Irene Christensen, North­ Myrtle Elizabeth Halverson, New field, Home Economics VIm, Home Economics, WITH Donald Edward Crust, Brainerd, HIGH DISTINCTION Agriculture

10 Robert William Horstman, Princeton, Nancy Alice Morton, Montevideo, Agriculture . Home Economics JIugo Isaac Isaacson, Kettle River, John Fairfield Perry, Staples, Forestry Agriculture Leonard George Ryman, Agenda, Kenneth Juno Johnson, St. Paul, For- Kan., Agriculture estry Catherine Jane Teet, Two Harbors, Lynn Douglas Klinkenborg, Alexan- Home Economics dria Agriculture Joan Caroline Tema, Columbia Donn~ Marie La~onte, Minneapolis, Heights, Home Economics Home EconomICS, WITH DISTINC- Alvin Joseph Wensman, Chokio, TION Agriculture Robert Morgan Lauck, Amery, Wis., Nan R. Zosel, Minneapolis, Home Food Technology, WITH DISTINC- Economics TION COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Floyd Leslie Anderson, Minneapolis Marjorie Alice Manuel, South Bend, . Bruce Edward Balow, Wabasha Ind.* Frances Marie Buckley, R.N., Me- Delbert James Marcus, Minneapolis nomonie, Wis., WITH DlSTINCTION* John Harlow McIntosh, Minneapolis Roger Warren Challberg, A.A., New­ James Allen Morris, A.A., Minne- port apolis Ann Sylvia Desich, R.N., Duluth* Neil Ardel Ofsthun, Robbinsdale Mildred Ann Dopke, Winona, WITH Arthur Glenn Olson, Minneapolis DISTINCTION Mildred Paulsen Parsons, San Jose, Ruth Forbes Engh, Minneapolis* Calif., WITH DlSTINCTION* Alice Estervog, Minneapolis, WITH James Burchard Preus, Minneapolis DISTINCTION Robert Charles Purcell, St. Paul Hortense Sophia Groh, Stirling, N.J., Robert Ronald Randleman, Appleton, WITH DlSTINCTION* WITH DISTINCTION Irene Mactavish Hewitt, B. A., Min- Helen Joanne Rennell, International neapolis Falls * James Gregory Hoye, Monterey Betty J. Scherling, Minneapolis, WITH Philip Jacobs, Minneapolis DISTINCTION* George Herbert Johnson, Jr., St. Paul Dorothy Jean Scholl, Fairmont Sereen Ulrich Kane, Minneapolis, Ruth Catherine Stevens, Hartington, WITH DISTINCTION Neb., WITH DISTINCTION* Harriet Mae Katz, A.A., Mankato Elizabeth Anne Swanson, Glenview, Laura Augusta Koenig, Blair, Neb.* n1., WITH DISTINCTION* Barbara Lee Krocak, Minneapolis Lloyd RQbert Thompson, Columbia William Luverne Land, Minneapolis Heights Lily Larson, New Ulm, WITH DISTINC- Viola Swanhilde Thompson, Glen TION* Lake, WITH DISTINCTION Florabelle Link, Minneapolis Wilma Nelson Tinkham, Owatonna Lloyd Andrew Lundeen, Minneapolis Suzanne Marie Trauffer, B.A., Min­ Dorothy Ann Lym, South St. Paul* neapolis Shirley Estelle Witebsky, Minneapolis *NlIISing Education Curriculum. 11 Master of Education Frances Edna Dunning, B.S., Jackson Kenneth L. Thompson, B.S., Min­ Heights, N.Y. neapolis Mary Lucile Hanscom, B.S., Min­ Gladys Trestrail Walker, B.s., Minne_ neapolis apolis

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, AND COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Science PhyIIis Marie Carlson, Cokato, Home Earl Baudette Ogren, Taylors Falls Economics Education, WITH DIS­ Agricultural Education ' TINCTION Edgar Ernest Siver, Paynesville, Agri_ Raymond W. Collen, Wyoming, Ag­ cultural Education ricultural Education Genevieve Beatrice Skarsten, Benson Bess-Gene Gillespie, Pine City, Home Home Economics Education ' Economics Education, WITH DIS­ Richard Meade Wenneson, Minne­ TINCTION apolis, Agricultural Education Alice Mae Ginther, Franklin, Home Joan Elise Wolle, Minnesota Lake, Economics Education Home Economics Education

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Business Administration Yuki Akaki, St. Paul John Jerome McGinnis, St. Paul Glenn Leonard Bauer, Durand, Wis. William Lester Meek, St. Paul Ronald F. Dybing, Minneapolis Nathan Newman, Minneapolis Maynard Gelfand, Kimball, S.D. Dorothy Marie Nissen, A.A., Park Weldon Irvin Gensmer, Minneapolis Rapids Harriet Maxine Goldblatt, Minne- Everett Palmer Nygaard, Beresford, apolis S.D. George Washington Haley, Minne­ Allan Robert Olson, Minneapolis apolis George Edward Pieterek, Royalton Richard Duane Herring, Minneapolis Marian Elizabeth Porger, Two Har- Kenneth Harlan Johnson, Minne­ bors apolis James Bye Prentice, Moorhead Ralph Arvid Johnson, St. Paul Bernard Ratner, A.L.A., Phoenix, Isao Kawamoto, Minneapolis, WITH Ariz. DISTINCTION Theodore Hugh Reid, Winona Roger Craig Kittelson, Brooten Harvey Robert Rochlin, Minneapolis Norman Floyd Lunderberg, Minne­ John Howard Roth, Minneapolis apolis Thomas Joseph Ryan, Jr., Minneapo- Roger Ransom Mann, Winona lis

12 J bn Henry Vollmer, Minneapolis Roman P. Wengler, Albany, WITH &Verne Veronica Vorachek, Lankin, DISTINCTION N.D. Roland Charles Williams, St. Paul Bachelor of Science in Economics RosS Nonnan Boreson, A.L.A., Eugene Dwayne Holen, Watertown, Kalispell, Mont., WITH DISTINCTION S.D. James Schwinden, Wolf Point, Mont.

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, AND COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Agricultural Business Administration Donald C. Bakke, St. Paul

LAW SCHOOL Bachelor of Science in Law *Robert Bakke, Minneapolis UVincent Andrew Doyle, St. Paul Willard DeWayne Dover, Springfield, George Louis Mitchell, A.A., B.B.A., Mo. St. Paul

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY Bachelor of Science *Charles Raymond Baron, Minneapolis *Clair J. Scrabeck, Rochester *Wesley Carl Peterson, Virginia Doctor of Dental Surgery Russell F. Engstrom, Minneapolis

COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Graduate in Nursingt Ruth Forbes Engh, Minneapolis Helen Joanne Rennell, International Falls

* Degree conferred as of June 14, 19~2. ** Degree conferred as of August 28, 1952. t These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of nursing practice prior to March 19, 1953. . 13 Bachelor of Science in Professional Nursingt Mary McIver Lensink, Great Falls, Betty Fay Sorensen, B.A., Minneapolis Mont. Marion J. Trowbridge, Comstock Elizabeth Longley Lines, Little Falls Ruth Amanda Wohlin, New London

Bachelor of Science Norenc Carmen Blair, Minncapolis, Kenneth Irving Jernberg, B.A., Min­ Medical Technologyt neapolis, Medicine Jean Effal Carlin, B.A., Minneapolis, Marilyn Ruth Postier, Rochester, Medicine Medical Technologyt William Frank Feller, B.A. magna Barbara Ann Ringstrom, Minneapolis cum laude, St. Paul, Medicine Occupational Therapy , Ben Earl HalIaway, B.S., Minneapolis, Patricia Tender Rygg, Minneapolis, Medical Technology, WITH HIGH Medical Technologyt DISTINCTIONt Nancy Joan Sanzenbach, Minneapolis, Lorlie Ruth Halverson, Cloquet, Occupational Therapy, WITH DIS­ Medical Technologyt TINCTION Virginia May Herrala, A.S., Ely, Irene Beck Schulz, Jamestown, N.Y., Medical Technologyt Public Health Nursing Vernetta Hidde, B.S., MohaIl, N.D., Virginia Moore \Vomack, Kansas Medical Technology, WITH HIGH City, Mo., Public Health Nursing DISTINCTION t Miriam Lucile Young, R.N., Gering, Joan Eleanor HulI, R.N., Minneapo­ Neb., Public Health Nursing lis, Public Health Nursing, WITH Elizabeth Constance Ziaskas, Minne­ DISTINCTION apolis, Medical Technologyt

Master of Nursing Administration Florence June Julian, B.S., Minneapolis

Master of Public Health Edward John Dvorak, B.S., M.Ed., Garnett Ethel Pierce, B.S., Denver, St. Paul Colo.

Doctor of Medicine Wallace Russell Holter, B.A., B.S., M.B., Minneapolis

t These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of nursing practice prior to March 19, 1953. t These degrees are conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to March 19, 1953.

14 GRADUATE SCHOOL Master of Arts Virginia Ann Adams, Ontario, Calif. Eldon Lorraine Coyle, Wells B.A. '45, Stanford University. Field of Con­ B.S. '42, Winona State Teachers College. centration: Psychology. Field of Concentration: Educational Psycholo­ , gy. Lucy June Balian, St. Paul B.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Field of Violet Hamesh Dass, Delhi, India concentration: Psychology. B.A. '42, Punjab University; B.T. '43, M.A. '47, Agra University. Field of Concentration: Virginia Arne Black, Dayton, Ohio Educational Psychology. B.A. magna cum laude '48, University of Min­ nesota. Major: Philosophy. Minor: Psychology. Roger Harold DeClercq, St. Louis Thesis: Art as Experience and Value. Park B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of :Mary Virginia Blair, Minneapolis Concentration: Education. B.S. '39, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Library Science. John Scott Donaldson, Minneapolis B.A. '51, Yale University. Field of Concen­ Robert Clarence Bredeson, Minne­ tration: English. apolis B.A. '51, Grinnell College. Field of Con­ Richard Freeman Dunlap, Lamoni, centration: English. Iowa B.A. '45, University of Washington. Field of Anna Elizabeth Burr, Minneapolis Concentration: History. B.A. '28, St. Olaf College. Field of Concen­ tration: Home Economics Education. Bernard Elevitch, Duluth B.A. magna cum laude '48, University of Min­ Hector Neri Castaneda, Guatemala, nesota. Major: Philosophy. Minor: French. Central America Thesis: Lalande's Theory of Norms. B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Philosophy. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: An Theora Cooper England, Orange City, Essay in the Logic of Commands and Norms. Iowa Ella Dickmann Christensen, Maple B.A. '25, Simpson College. Field of Concen­ tration: Speech. Plain B.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Field of Philip Lee Friest, Northfield Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.A. '49, St. Olaf College. Field of Concen­ James Bernard Christoph, Waukesha, tration: Business Administration. Wis. Stanley O. Gabrielsen, Winter, Wis. B.A. 'SO, University of Wisconsin. Major: Po­ B.S. '47, Eau Claire State Teachers College. litical Science. Minor: History. Thesis: Alex­ Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ ander Berkman and American Anarchism. istration. Dorothy Madsen Clay, St. Paul Martin Galstad, Mankato B.A. cum laude '50, Macalester College. Field Graduate '31, Bethany Lutheran College. of Concentration: Greek. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ struction. William Lawrence Cofell, Melrose B.A. '49, St. John's University. Field of Con­ Joanne Kathryn Gatz, Omaha, Neb. centration: Sociology. B.S. '49, Iowa State College. Field of Con­ centration: Mathematics. James Guthrie Coke, Minneapolis B.A. cum laude '48, Harvard College. Major: John Franklin Giblette, St. Cloud Political Science. Minor: History. Thesis: B.A. '47, George Washington University. Public Utilities Commissions in Minnesota Field of Concentration: Educational Psy­ Villages. chology. 15 Frank Everett Gibson, Omaha, Neb. Elsie Elizabeth Kurzweg, Winona B.A. '48, Drake University; B.S. in L.S. '49, B.S. '41, Winona State Teachers College University of Minnesota. Major: Library Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In: Science. Minor: Political Science. Thesis: struction. The Effects of the Activities of the Unions in the Minneapolis Public Library on Library Robert Edwin Larsen, Janesville, Wis. Functions and Administrative Processes, and B.A. '44, Luther College. Major: Philosophy. upon Union Members. Minor: English. Thesis: Morris Cohen's Con. ception of the Nature of Logic. Olaf Arnold Hammersness, Calmar, Iowa Donn Edward Leussler, Cloquet B.A. '51, Luther College. Field of Concen· B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of tration: Educational Psychology. Concentration: Educational Psychology. Gene Kermit Hanson, Granada Boyd Leroy McCaslin, Bremerton, B.A. '51, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field Wash. of Concentration: History. B.S. '49, University of Michigan. Field of Concentration: Physical Education. Winston Russell Hewitt, Crookston Richard A. McWaters, Lake City B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Area Studies: Scandinavia. Concentration: Physical Education. Hale Cecil Hickman, Fulda Betty Ann Medley, Robbinsdale B.A. '38, Valley City State Teachers College. B.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In· Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. struction. Helen Phyllis Miller, St. Paul Roice Vernon Horning, Minneapolis B.A. '48, College of St. Catherine. Field of B.A. '51, Hamline University. Field of Con· Concentration: Psychology. centration: Education. Ruth Moshier, Marion, Ind. Dean F. Hyland, Minneapolis B.A. '27, Marion College; B.S. '45, Kansas B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of State Teachers College. Field of Concentra­ Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. tion: English. Clarence Dale Johnson, Alexandria Marie Murphy, Watertown B.A. cum laude '50, University of Minnesota. B.S. '33, University of Minnesota. Field of Major: Sociology. Minor: Statistics. Thesis: An Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Inquiry into the Applicability of Sequential Analysis to Problems in Sociological Research. Dale Gilbert Nelson, Mound B.E. '38, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Shirley Jean Johnson, White Bear Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis­ Lake tration. B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Weston Jerome Olberg, Mankato Concentration: French. B.B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of William James Kaczrowski, Mound Concentration: International Relations. B.S. '40, Winona State Teachers College. Robert Charles Parker, St. Paul Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis· B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of tration. Concentration: English. Eleanor Reed Kambour, Boston, Mass. Francis Ford Pyne, Saskatoon, Sas­ B.A. '26, Smith College. Field of Concentra· tion: Education. katchewan, Canada B.P.H.E. '48, University of Toronto. Field William Wallace Keenan, Clark, S.D. of Concentration: Physical Education. B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Psychology. Bhaibulya Ratanamungala, Bangkok, Thailand Jeanne Jung Klingman, St. Paul B.A. '38, Chulalongkorn University (Thailand). B.A. '45, University of Minnesota. Field of Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ Concentration: Art. struction.

16 Neola Sackreiter Reed, St. Louis Park Kari Marie Torjesen, Oslo, Norway B.S. '39, University. of Minnesota. Fi~ld of B.A. '49, Wheaton College. Field of Concen­ Concentration: Curnculum and InstructIOn. tration: English. Edgar Verne Roberts, Minneapolis James Sturman Weir, Los Angeles, B.A. summa cum laude '51, ~niversity. of Calif. . Minnesota. Field of ConcentratIOn: English. B.A. '51, Montana State University. Field of Concentration: Economics. pearl Marea Schenk, Anoka Harry Merton Wenner, Villard B.S. '44, St. Cloud. State T~chers College. B.S. '49, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field Field of Concentration: CUrflculum and In- of Concentration: Educational Administration. struction. Bruce Douglas Westling, Milaca Harlan Albert Schmidt, Ceylon B.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of B S. '48, Mankato State Teachers College. Concentration: Educational Psychology. Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis­ tration. Edgar Benjamin Williams, St. Paul B.S. '40, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Muang Na-Ayuthya Seniwongse, Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis­ Bangkok, Thailand tration. B.Com. '43, Chulalankarana University (Thai­ Mary L. Williamson, South St. Paul land). Field of Concentration: Economics. B.S. '36, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Educational Administration. Sister M. Chiara Gilleran, Rochester B.A. '42, College of Saint Teresa. Field of Dora Eiger Zajdenweber, Minneapolis Concentration: French. Graduate '50, University of Tiibingen (Ger­ many). Major: Economics. Minor: Political Edwin E. Stuart, North St. Paul Science. Thesis: The Labor Movement in Post­ B.A. cum laude '49, Macalester College. Field war Germany. of Concentration: Educational Psychology. Eileen Tressler Zetterberg, Chicago, Lloyd Wesley Telschow, St. Paul Ill. B.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '49, University of Illinois. Field of Con­ Concentration: Educational Administration. centration: Educational Psychology.

Master of Arts in Public Administration

Warren Lee Dahlstrom, White Bear Robert Leroy Rosholt, Cyrus Lake B.A. magllll cum laude '51, Luther College. B.S. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Field of Concentration: Public Administration. Concentration: Public Administration.

Master of Business Administration

Richard Arvid Johnson, Garden City, Robert Thomas Sprouse, San Diego, S.D. Calif. B.B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: B.A. '51, San Diego State College. Field of Business Administration. Minor: Education. Concentration: Business Administration. Thesis: The Application of Management Tech­ niques and Principles in the Small Business Unit.

17 Master of Science Talib Mahmood Astarabadi, Baghdad, Harold Alan Lindgren, Minneapolis Iraq B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Major. M.B., Ch.B., '45, Baghdad Royal College of Physics. Minor: Electrical Engineering. TheSis: Medicine. Major: Experimental Medicine. The Variation of Total Vertical Cosmic Ray Minor: Physiology. Thesis: The Effect of Intensities at High Altitudes. Hypophysectomy on the Remaining Kidney After Unilateral Nephrectomy. Gabriel Murillo-Peralta, Matamoros Ingalf Gilbert Bue, St. Paul Coah, Mexico ' B.S. '38, North Dakota Agricultural College; Ing.Agr. '50, La Escuela Superior de Agricul_ B.S. '47, University of Minnesota. Major: tura (Mexico). Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Economic Zoology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Entomology. Thesis: Studies on Root Rots The Dynamics of a Waterfowl Breeding Popu­ of Wheat in Mexico. lation. Louis Simon Nidus, New York, N.Y. Charles Frederic Comte, Kirkwood, B.S. '50, The City College of New York. Mo. Field of Concentration: Physics. B.S. with honors '50, Northwestern Univer­ sity. Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Physi­ cal Chemistry. Thesis: Attempts to Synthesize Joseph P. Nigon, Los Alamos, N.M. 1,2 :4,5-Dibenzopentalene. B.S. '39, College of St. Thomas. Major: Inorganic Chemistry. Minor: Business Admin_ Asa Briggs Graham, Mton istration. Thesis: The Detection of Vanadium. B.A. '50, Macalester College. Major: Bacteri­ ology. Minor: Physiological Chemistry. Thesis: Myrtle Athalie Norquist, Brainerd The Effects of Cortisone and Roentgen Radia­ B.A. '50, Carleton College. Major: Plant tion upon the Resistance of Adult Mice to a Pathology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Mutation in Coxsackie Virus. Penicillium roqueforti Thorn.

Khalil Abdel Ghani Hamouda, Hafiz Harold Clarion Pederson, Minneapolis Rabat, Zagazig, Egypt B.S. '27, University of Minnesota. Major: B.Sc. '46, Farouk I University. Field of Con­ Agricultural Economics. Minor: Economics. centration: Agricultural Economics. Thesis: Some Economic Aspects of Artificial Grain Drying at Country Elevators in Min­ Glen Alvin Hemerick, Madelia nesota. B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: The Relation of Ascochyta imperfecta to Alfalfa Rosendo Postigo-Mendivil, Cotahuasi, Seed Production in Minnesota. Peru Ing. Agr. '48, Escuela Nacional Agricultura Marvin Walter Kottke, St. Paul (Peru). Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Ag­ B.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Major: ricultural Engineering. Thesis: Biotypes with­ Agricultural Economics. Minor: Economics. in Race 15B of Puccinia graminis tritid. Thesis: A Study of Farm Leasing Practices in the Various Economic Areas of Minnesota. George William Roche, St. Paul John Christian Kraft, Schwenksville, B.A. '42, University of California. Major: Pa. Pharmacology. Minor: Home Economics. B.S. '51, Pennsylvania State College. Major: Thesis: An Investigation of Spectrophotometric Geology. Minor: Geophysics. Thesis: A Petro­ Methods and a Scheme for the Isolation, Iden­ graphic Study of the Oneota-Jordan Contact tification, and Quantitative Determination of Zone. Certain Non-Volatile Organic Poisons. Carrell John Kucera, Minneapolis Donald Albert Shumrick, Newark, B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Bacteriology. N.J. B.S. '49, Seton Hall College. Major: Physio­ Gordon Paul Lindblom, Minneapolis logical Hygiene. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: B.A. cum laude '50, University of Minnesota. Some Responses of Hypertensives and Nor­ Major: Bacteriology. Minor: Zoology. Thesis: motensives to the Thematic Apperception Serological Studies on a Coxsackie Virus. Test.

18 obert Carl Skarnes, ~inneapolis . Henning William Swanson, Adams RA. '48, Univ.e£S1ty of .Mm~esota. M~Jor: B.S. '39, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Agricultural Economics. B. ct riology. Mmor: PhysIOlogical ChemIStry. BTha ~s. Studies upon the Persistence of Ani- maleSI Viruses.. in SOlI and T h'Ukbelr pta e y Alfred William Terry, Jr., Pine Bluff, Higher Plants. Ark. Roy Tuvey Sorensen, Jr., St_ Paul B.S. '50, Pine Bluff Agricultural, Mechanical B.Min.E. '49, .University. of Minnesota. Maj~r: and Normal CoIIege. Field of Concentration: MetaJIurgy. Mmor: PhrslcaJ

Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Roy Henry Mattson, Chisholm B.E.E. with distinction '51, University of Minnesota. Major: Electrical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: Noise in Ger· manium Filaments.

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering 'Thomas Russell Beck, Owatonna Frank Austin Raley, Eagle Harbor, B.S. 'SO, University of Minnesota. Field of Mich. Concentration: Mechanical Engineering. B.S.E.E. with honor '38, B.S.M.E. with honor '39, Michigan College of Mining and Teeh. nology. Field of Concentration: Me<:hanical Engineering.

Master of Science in Medicine Richard Squier Benua, Columbus, Warren Powers Laird Myers, Rye, Ohio N.Y. B.S. '43, Western Reserve University; M.D. B.S. '42, Yale University; M.D. '45, Columbia '46, Johns Hopkins University. Major: Medi­ University. Major: Medicine. Minor: Physiol. cine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: The Metabo­ ogy. Thesis: A Study of Sodium and Chloride lism of Thyroxine in Exophthalmic Goiter. Balances in Electrolyte and Acid-Base Disturb· ances. James Walker Butin, Wichita, Kan. Walter Shoemaker Phares, Pomona, B.A. '44, M.D. '47, University of Kansas. Major: Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Calif. A Study of Esophageal Pressures in Normal B.S. '42, M.D. '45, Northwestern University. Persons and Patients with Cardiospasm. Major: Medicine. Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: Cardiac Aneurysms Resulting from Transmural Myocardial Infarction-A Clinico­ Edgar Lee Crumpacker, Rochester Pathologic Study. B.A. '38, Bridgewater College; M.D. '42, University of Virginia. Major: Medicine. Norman Shrifter, Ontario, Calif. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: The Histo­ B.S. '44, M.D. '45, University of Illinois. pathology of the Liver in Extrahepatic Biliary Major: Medicine. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Obstruction. A Study of Surgical Biopsy Speci­ I. A Study of the Blood Malic Acid in Dia­ mens. betes Mellitus and in Liver Disease; II. The Blood Malic Acid Response During the Intra­ venous Glucose Tolerance Test and the In­ sulin Tolerance Test; III. The Blood Malic Acid in Deep Insulin Shock. 20 Master of Science. in Neurology Robert M. Peet, Dublin, Ireland B.Ch. '47, M.D. '49, Trinity College. Major: Neurology and Psychiatry. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: A Study of Evoked Cortical Potentials During Prolonged Repetitive Peripheral Sensory Stimulation.

Master of Science in Neurosurgery Ross Hays Miller, Ada, Okla. B.S. '43, East Central State College; M.D. '46, University of Oklahoma. Major: Neuro­ surgery. Minor: Neuropathology. Thesis: Supra­ tentorial Tumors in Children.

Master of Science in Ophthalmology Robert Eric Rocknem, Minneapolis B.S. '44, M.D. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: Ophthalmology. Minor: Anatomy. Thesis: A Study of the Effectivity of Hydro­ sulfosol in the Treatment of Corneal Wounds.

Master of Science in Pathology Edward J. Benz, Pittsburgh, Pa. B.S. cum laude '404, M.D. '46, University of Pittsburgh. Major: Pathology. Minor: Clinical Pathology. Thesis: Atrophy of the Left Lobe of the Human Liver.

Master of Science in Pediatrics Johan Wijnbladh Eliot, Andover, Mass. B.A. '43, Swarthmore College; M.D. '46, Har­ vard University. Major: Pediatrics. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Cytomegalic Inclusion Dis­ ease.

Master of Science in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Leonard Franklin Bender, Philadel- Walter John Treanor, Dublin, Ireland phia, Pa. M.B., B.Ch. '46, Dublin University College. M.D. '48, Jefferson Medical College. Major: Major: Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Minor: Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Effects of Direct Physiology. Thesis: An Experimental Study of Heating and of Ultrasonic Irradiation on Con­ the Temperatures Produced in Bone by Vari­ duction in Bullfrog Sciatic Nerve. ous Methods Used in Ultrasonic Therapy.

21 Master of Science in Radiology Paul William Scanlon, Rochester B.A. magna cum laude '43, M.D. '46, Syra· cuse University. Major: Radiology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: A Study of Osteo· malacia-With Review of Cases Encountered at the Mayo Clinic During the Years 1940 to 1952 Inclusive.

Master of Science in Surgery Hiram H. Belding, III, Riverside, Allan Lowell Ferrin, St. Paul Calif. B.A. c,um laude '~l, Willamette University; B.A. '40, Dartmouth College; M.D. '43, M.D. 44, UmverSlty of Oreg.on. Major: Sur­ Northwestern University. Major: Surgery. gery. Mmor: Pathology. ThesIs: Experimental Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Anatomic Mitral Stenosis. and Pathologic Study of the Myenteric Plexus of the Pylorus with Special Reference to the George Grimsley Graham, Newport, Changes in Hypertrophic Pyloric Stenosis. Ark. B.S. '46, M.D. '47, University of Arkansas John Merwin Carey, Newington, Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology: Thesis: Cytological Examination of PleUral Conn. Fluid. B.S. cum laude '42, Trinity College; M.D. '45 Harvard Medical School. Major: Surgery. Calvin Reynolds Openshaw, Salt Lake Mi~or: Surgical Pathology. T?esis: Tuber~u. City, Utah lous Bronchitis: Its Relabonslup to Bronchial Stump Healing and Complications Following B.S. '42, M.D. '44, University of Utah. Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Resection for Pulmonary TuberculOSIS. Cavitary Malignancy of the Lung. Harry Blaine Durham, Jr., Casper, William Hervey ReMine, Richmond, Wyo. Va. B.A. '41, University of Denver; M.D. '44, M.D. '43, Medical College of Virginia. Major: Northwestern University. Major: Surgery. Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Submax· Carcinoma of the Stomach with Nodal Metas­ illary Salivary Gland Tumors: A Clinico·Patho­ tasis: A Comparative Clinico-Pathologic Study logic Study. According to Length of Survival after Gastric Resection. Dean Paul Epperson, Oconomowoc, Jorge Solis, Mexico City, Mexico Wis. B.S. '39, M.D. '45, Universidad Nacional de B.A. '42, M.D. '45, Harvard University. Major: Mexico. Major: Surgery. Minor: Physiology. Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Thesis. The Action of Protamine Sulphate Diphosphopyridine Nucleotide Pyrophospha­ and Certain Other Drugs on the Vascular tase of Snake Venom. System of the Rabbit.

Master of Science in Urology Ronald William Krumbach, Detroit, Mich. M.D. '48, Syracuse University. Major: Urol­ ogy. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: An Evaluation of Aortography as an Aid to Diagnosis in Urology.

22 Master of Social Work S ra Dorothy Nordlie, Moorhead Dorothy Bishop Waller, Topeka, Jl~. ''''0, Con~ordia College. Field of Con­ Kan. centration: SOClal Work. B.A. '37, University of Kansas. Field of Con­ centration: Social Work.

Doctor of Philosophy Li Tang Au, Kwangtung, China Robert Arthur Brand, Chicago, Ill. Jl S in C.E. '36, National Sun Yat-Sen Uni­ B.S. '47, University of Chicago. Major: Physi­ v~ity; M.S. in C.~. ''''6, U.niver.sity of ~in­ cal Chemistry. Minor: Inorganic Chemistry. nesota. Major: CIvil Engmeenng. Mmor: Thcsis: The Calorimetric Detennination of the Mathematics. Thesis: The Effects of Knee Adsorption Energy of Gases on Solid Sur­ Braces on the Economy of Rigid Steel Frames. faces. Major Adviser: Prof. L. H. Reyerson. Major Adviser: Prof. Paul Andersen. Douglas Barnes, Bindloss, Alberta, Arnold Brekke, St. James Canada B.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Major: B.Sc. with distinction ''''6, University of Al­ Agricultural Economics. Minor: Economics. berta; M.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Thesis: Development of Agricultural Policy. Major Adviser: Prof. O. B. Jesness. . Major: Entomology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Biology, Ecology, and Distribution of the Leaf­ hoppers Dalbulus e1imatus (Ball) and Dalbulus Alexander Miller Buchwald, Minne- maidis (DeL. & W.) Two Known Vectors of apolis the Virus Causing Com Stunt in Mexico. B.S. ''''8, Columbia University. Major: Psy­ Major Adviser: Prof. A. C. Hodson. chology. Minor: Neuropsychiatry. Thesis: Studies in Motivation and Conflict in the Rat. David William Bierhorst, New Major Adviser: Prof. P. E. Meehl. Orleans, La. B.S. '47, M.S. '49, Tulane University. Major: Janice Evelyn Christensen, Austin, Botany. Minor: Plant Genetics. Thesis: On the Morphology, Anatomy, and Phylogeny of the Tex. Psilotaceae. Major Adviser: Prof. E. C. Abbe. B.A. summa cum laude ' ...... , M.A. ''''6, Uni­ versity of Minnesota. Major: Political Science. Wilbur Theodore Billington, Lafay- Minor: History. Thesis: The Constitutional ette, Colo. Problems of National Control of the Suffrage in the United States. Major Adviser: Prof. B.S. '45, M.A. ''''7, University of Colorado. William Anderson. Major: Economics. Minor: Agricultural Eca- . nomics. Thesis: Income in the Tenth Federal Reserve District-A Study in Economic Devel­ Theodore William Clymer, River opment. Major Adviser: Prof. A. R. Upgren. Falls, Wis. B.S. '49, River Falls State Teachers College; Walter Thomas Bjoraker, Owatonna M.A. '51, University of Minnesota. Major: B.S. '42, M.S. ''''8, University of Minnesota. Educational Psychology. Minor: Education. Major: Education. Minor: Educational Psy­ Thesis: The Influence of Reading Ability on chology. Thesis: A Study of Upper Classmen the Validity of Group Intelligence Tests. Major in Vocational Agriculture to Identify Certain Adviser: Prof. G. L. Bond. Factors Associated with the Level of Desire to Remain on the Farm. Major Adviser: Prof. M. J. Peterson. William David Cohen, Queens Vil- lage, N.Y. John Richard Boulger, St. Paul B.S. '47, State University of Iowa; M.S. '50, B.B.A. ''''2, M.A. '50, University of Minnesota. University of Minnesota. Major: Physiological Major: Psychology. Minor: Educational Psy­ Chemistry. Minor: Organic Chemistry. Thesis: chology. Thesis: The Discriminant Function Hormonal Influences on the Carbohydrate and Differential Aptitude Testing. Major Ad­ Metabolism of Isolated Muscle. Major Ad­ visers: Profs. D. G. Paterson and P. O. John­ visers: Prof. E. G. Frame and Dr. W. D. son. Armstrong.

23 William Ramsden Crooks, Corvallis, Roger Winks Gray, Minneapolis Ore. B.A. '42, M.A. '47, University of Colorad B.A. '37, University of California; M.A. '39, Major: Agricultural Economics. Minor: Eco. University of Connecticut. Major: Educational nomics. Thesis: An Economic Analysis of th Psychology. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: The Impact of the Price Support Program upo: Value of Personality Adjustment Questionnaire the Development of the Potato Industry i . Items in the Prediction of Outcomes in Col· the United States. Major Adviser: Prof. W lege Engineering Training. Major Advisers: W. Cochrane. . Profs. W. W. Cook and C. G. Wrenn. Joseph Michael Daly, Newport, R.1. John Kelvin Hamilton, Vancouver B.S. '44, Rhode Island State College; M.S. British Columbia, Canada ' '47, University of Minnesota. Major: Botany. B.A. '45, M.A. '47, University of British Co­ Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. Thesis: lumbia. Major: Agricultural Biochemistry Respiratory Studies on Leaves of Higher Plants. Minor: Organic Chemistry. Thesis: The Con: Major Adviser: Prof. A. H. Brown. stitution of Starch. Major Adviser: Prof. Fred Smith. Glen R. Driscoll, Vermillion, S.D. B.A. '47, University of Louisville; M.A. '49, Glenn Herbert Hamor, Missoula, University of Minnesota. Major: History. Mont. Minors: English and Political Science. Thesis: Seventeenth Century Science as a Product of B.S: '41, M.S. '47, ~ontana St~te University. European Universities. Major Adviser: Prof. Major: Pharmaceutical ChemIstry. Minors: B. Wolf. Organic Chemistry and Pharmacology. Thesis: J. The Synthesis of Some Derivatives of Sac­ James Noble Farr, Minneapolis charin. Major Adviser: Prof. T. O. Soine. B.A. cum laude '48, M.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Psychology. Minor: Educa· Alvin ~dmund Hannah, Winnipeg, tional Psychology. Thesis: A Job Analysis by Mamtoba, Canada the Method of Critical Incidents of Psychi· atric Aides in Mental Hospitals. Major Ad· B.S.A. '49, University of Manitoba; M.S. '50 viser: Prof. D. G. Paterson. University of Minnesota. Major: Plant ee: netics. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: Inheri­ Harold Gilberstadt, Minneapolis tance of Reaction to Bunt in Crosses Involv­ B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: ing Redman Wheat and Some of Its Ant-estors. Major Adviser: Prof. E. R. Ausemu,. Psychology. Minor: Neuropsychiatry. Thesis: An Exploratory Investigation of the Hathaway· Meehl Method of Minnesota Multiphasic Per. Mahmoud Adl-Eldin Ibrahim, Tanta, sonality Inventory Profile Analysis with Egypt Psychiatric Clinical Data. Major Adviser: B.Sc. '42, Fouad I University; M.S. '50, Uni­ Prof. S. R. Hathaway. versity of Minnesota. Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Association Tests Be­ Kenneth Albert Gilles, Minneapolis tween Chromosomal Interchanges in Maize B.S. '44, University of Minnesota. Major: and Resistance to the European Com Borer. Agricultural Biochemistry. Minor: Bacteriology. Major Adviser: Prof. C. R. Burnham. Thesis: Studies on the Gums Derived from Barley Flour, Wheat Flour and Fresh and Stale Bread. Major Advisers: Profs. Fred Smith Charles Ellicott Johnson, Eugene, Ore. and W. F. Geddes. B.B.A. with distinction '42, M.B.A. '48, Uni­ versity of Minnesota. Major: Business Admin­ Henry Goodman, Los Angeles, Calif. istration. Minor: Law. Thesis: The Concept B.A. cum laude '41, M.A. '47, University of and Measurement of Business Income for Cor­ Minnesota. Major: Speech. Minor: English. porate Reporting. Major Adviser: Prof. E. A. Thesis: The Plays of William Butler Yeats Heilman. as Myth and Ritual. Major Adviser: Prof. D. W. Thompson. Guy Langston Jones, Kinston, N.C. Arthur Leonard Gordon, St. Paul B.S. '47, M.S. '50, North Carolina State Col­ B.S. with high distinction '48, University of lege. Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Plant Minnesota. Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. Pathology. Thesis: Inheritance of the Mode Minor: Botany. Thesis: The Biochemical Be· of Reaction to Stern Rust, Particularly Race havior of Wheat Flour Doughs Supplemented 15B, and Leaf Rust in Two Crosses of Vul­ with Milk Solids. Major Advisers: Profs. W. gare Wheats. Major Adviser: Prof. E. R. Ause­ F. Geddes and Robert Jenness. mus. 24 John Frederick Kachmar, Akron, Leonard Nicholas Norcia, Mountain Ohio Iron '36, University of M:S. '47, B.Chem. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: B.s. ~ron; U~i. I.ty of Minnesota. Major: Agncultural Blo- Physiological Chemistry. Minor: Physiology. verScb mistry. Mmor:. B'acteno . Iogy. Th'eSls: A Thesis: The Use of Synthetic, Simple, Pure S~dy of the .Mechanism of Potass!um Ac~iva­ Triglycerides in a Study Relating to Fat Metab­ tion of PyruvIc Pnosphoferase. Major AdvISer: olism. Major Adviser: Prof. W. O. Lundberg. Prof. P. D. Boyer. Stanley F. Paulson, Minneapolis Arthur Philip Kautz, Fayetteville, B.A. '44, M.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Ark. Major: Speech. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: Ex­ B.A. '47, M.A. '48, ~niversity .~f Minn~sota. perimental Study of Spoken Communications: Major: History. Mmor: Political SCience. The Effects of Prestige of the Speaker and Thesis: The Jacobean Episcopate and Its Acknowledgment of Opposing Arguments on Legacy: A Study of the Episcopacy in Can­ Audience Retention and Shift of Opinion. terbury and York During the Reign of King . Major Adviser: Prof. Howard Gilkinson. James I. Major Adviser: Prof. D. H. Willson. Blake Fuqua Putney, Farmville, Va. Sping Lin, Canton, China B.S. '47, Medical College of Virginia. Major: B.S. '40, National Sun Yat-Sen University; Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Minors: Organic M.S. '50, University of Minnesota .. Major: Chemistry and Pharmacology. Thesis: A Syn­ Entomology. Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. thesis of Pseudopelletierine. Major Adviser: Thesis: Temperature Threshold of Develop­ Prof. T. O. Soine. ment of Certain Insect Eggs under Constant and Variable Conditions. Major Adviser: Prof. A. G. Richards. Thomas Binnington Reed, Glencoe, Ill. Joseph Tso-Ti Ling, Shanghai, China B.S. '47, Northwestern University. Major: B.C.E. '44, Hangchow Christian College; M.S. Physical Chemistry. Minor: Mathematics. in C.E. '50, University of Minnesota. Major: Thesis: The Crystal and Molecular Structure Civil Engineering. Minors: Mathematics and of 1,2-Dichloroethane at -140·C, the Crystal­ Public Health. Thesis: Filtration of Water lography of Solid Dinitrogen Trioxide at Through Uniform Sand Filters. Major Ad­ -115°C and the Crystallography of Cyelo­ viser: Prof. G. J. Schroepfer. heptatriene. Major Adviser: Prof. W. N. Lipscomb. Richard Stanley Melton, Minneapo- lis Reginald Arthur Henry Robson, B.A. summa cum laude '48, Gustavus Adol­ London, England phus College; M.A. '51, University of Min­ B.Sc. '49, University of London; M.A. '51, nesota. Major: Psychology. Minor: Educa­ University of Minnesota. Major: Sociology. tional Psychology. Thesis: A Comparison of Minor: Psychology. Thesis: An Experimental Clinical and Actuarial Methods of Prediction Study of the Effects of Different Types of with an Assessment of the Relative Accuracy Communication on Morale in Small Groups. of Different Clinicians. Major Adviser: Prof. Major Adviser: Prof. F. S. Chapin. R. F. Berdie. William Jeane Moonan, Austin William Joseph Rost, South St. Paul B.S. '48, M.A. '50, University of Minnesota. B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Major: Statistics. Minor: Educational Psychol­ Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Minors: Organic ogy. Thesis: The Generalization of the Princi­ Chemistry and Pharmacology. Thesis: The ples of Some Modern Experimental Designs Synthesis of Some Esters of Some N-Alkyl for Educational and Psychological Research. p-Carboxybenzamidines. Major Adviser: Prof. Major Adviser: Prof. P. O. Johnson. Ole Gisvold. Harvard Glen Nelson, Logan, Utah Francis Gordon Schoff, Fargo, N.D. B.S. '41, Utah State Agricultural College; B.A. '27, M.A. '32, University of Minnesota. M.S. '43, Ohio State University. Major: Dairy Major: English. Minor: French. Thesis: As­ Husbandry. Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. pects of Shakespearean Criticism, 1914-1950 Thesis: A Study of the Lipolytic Enzymes of -A Commentary Centered on British and Raw Skim Milk and Separator Slime. Major American Criticism of Hamlet. Major Adviser: Adviser: Prof. J. J. Jezeski. Prof. Huntington BroWn. 25 Harold L. Segal, Minneapolis Arnold Jackson Tingley, Amherst B.S. '47, Carnegie Institute of Technology; Nova Scotia, Canada ' M.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Major: Ag­ B.A. summa cum laude '49, Mount AIJison ricultural Biochemistry. Minor: Physical Chem­ University; M.A. '50, University of Minnesota istry. Thesis: Kinetic Studies of Enzyme Re­ Major: Mathematics. Minor: Statistics. Thesis: actions-I. Extension of Kinetic Analysis; II. A Generalization of the Poisson Formula fo; Mechanism of Action of 3-Phosphoglyceral­ the Solution of the Heat Flow Equation dehyde Dehydrogenase. Major Adviser: Prof. Major Adviser: Prof. R. H. Cameron. . P. D. Boyer. Robert Alan Tinkham, Minneapolis James Allan Shute, McDonald, Pa. B.E. '?9, Ma~kato State Teachers ColJege; B.S. '42, M.S. '47, Pennsylvania State Col­ M.A. 49, UmversIty of Mmnesota. Major: lege. Major: Agricultural Economics. Minor: Education. Minor: Industrial Education. Economics. Thesis: A Comparison of Dairy Thesis: Design in Industrial Arts-A Study Cattle Labor Requirements for Stall and Loose of Creative Modem Design as It Relates to the Housing Barns. Major Adviser: Prof. S. A. Teaching of Industrial Arts. Major Adviser: Engene. Prof. W. J. Micheels. Robert Lawrence Skiles, Denver, Robert George Turnbull, Iowa City, Colo. Iowa B.S. '47, M.S. '50, Colorado State College. B.A. '39, University of Minnesota; B.D. '43, Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Plant Genetics. Oberlin ColJege. Major: Philosophy. Minor: Thesis: The Strawberry Viruses in Minnesota. Sociology. Thesis: An Examination of C. D. Major Advisers: Profs. T. H. King and E. C. Broad's Moral Philosophy. Major Adviser: Stakman. Prof. W. S. SeIJars. Robert Stephen Soar, Miami, Fla. Sana Ullah, Punjab, Pakistan B.A. with high honors '48, University of B.Sc. '42, M.Sc. '49, University of Punjab; Florida; M.A. '49, University of Minnesota. M.S. '51, University of Minnesota. Major: Major: Psychology. Minor: Educational Psy­ Dairy Husbandry. Minor: Animal Husbandry. chology. Thesis: Height-Width Proportion and Thesis: Factors Affecting Persistency of Milk Stroke-Width in Numeral Visibility. Major Production in Dairy Cattle. Major Adviser. Advisers: Profs. D. G. Paterson and M. A. Prof. M. C. Hervey. Tinker. Jacob Wilner, Indian Head, Saskatche- Paul Oswald Stratton, Laramie, Wyo. wan, Canada B.S. '47, M.S. '50, University of Wyoming. B.S.A. '36, University of Saskatchewan; M.S. Major: Animal Husbandry. Minor: Plant Ge­ '47, University of Minnesota. Major: Horti­ netics. Thesis: The Comparative Effectiveness culture. Minor: Plant Physiology. Thesis: A of Selection in Swine Before and After Test­ Study of the Effects of Desiccation and Low ing Their Progeny. Major Adviser: Prof. L. Temperatures on the Extent of Winter Injury M. Winters. to Certain Woody Plants. Major Adviser: Prof. W. G. Brierley. Michael Stusiak, Vancouver, British John Leonard Yarnell, Topeka, Kan. Columbia, Canada B.A. '47, M.A. '49, University of Kansas. B.A.Sc. '43, M.A.Sc. '44, University of Brit­ Major: Physics. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: ish Columbia. Major: Chemical Engineering. Determination of the Cross Section for the Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: Studies in Production of Protons by the Deuteron Bom­ Vapor-Phase Esterification. Majdr Adviser: bardment of He" as a Function of Proton Prof. N. R. Amundson. Angle and Deuteron Energy. Major Advisers: Profs. J. H. Williams and J. M. Blair. John Harold 111Ompson, Jr., Roch- ester George Henry Zimny, Chicago, m. B.A. '43, Heidelberg College; M.S. '48, Ohio Ph.B. '46, M.A. '49, Loyola University. Major: State University. Major: Zoology (Parasitol­ Psychology. Minor: Educational Psychology. ogy). Minor: Bacteriology. Thesis: An In­ Thesis: The Effects of Certain Techniques vestigation of the Host-Parasite Relationship of Inducing Motivation upon a Learning and of Schistosoma mansoni. Major Advisers: Dr. a Performance Task. Major Advisers: Profs. T. B. Magath and Prof. F. G. Wallace. M. A. Tinker and W. A. RusseIJ.

26 Doctor of Philosophy in Dermatology and Syphilology Thomas Bernard Fitzpatrick" Port- land, Ore. B.A. '41, University of Wisconsin; M.D. '45, Harvard Medical School. Major: Dermatology and Syphilology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Studies on Human Melanogenesis: I. Biochemi­ cal Studies in Normal Pigment Cells and Pigment-Cell Neoplasms. II. Biochemical Fac­ tors Regulating Melanogenesis. III. Biochemi­ cal Basis of Pigmentary Disorders. Major Ad­ viser: Dr. Hamilton Montgomery.

Doctor of Philosophy in Medicine Leslie Zieve, Minneapolis B.A. magna Cum . laude '37, M.A. '39, M.D. '43, University of Minnesota. Major: Medi­ cine. Minor: Biostatistics. Thesis: Part I. The Incidence of Residuals of Viral Hepatitis. Part II. An Evaluation of Factors Influencing the Discriminative Effectiveness of a Group of Liver Function Tests. Major Adviser: Dr. C. J. Watson.

Doctor of Philosophy in Neurosurgery Donald A. Johnson, Memphis, Tenn. M.D. '45, George Washington University; M.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Neurosurgery. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Factors Affecting Cortical and Subcortical Re­ sponses to Photic Stimulation in the Cat. Major Adviser: Dr. W. McK. Craig.

Doctor of Philosophy in Physiology Henry Mead Cavert, Minneapolis B.S. '42, M.D. '51, University of Minnesota. Major: Physiology. Minor: Physiological Chem­ istry. Thesis: Metabolism of Carbon 13-Labeled Substrates and Kinetics of Deuterium Oxide Exchange in the Isolated Heart. Major Adviser: Dr. Nathan Lifson.

Doctor of Philosophy in Surgery Ward N. Van Patter, Aylmer, On- tario, Canada M.D. '44, University of W;stern Ontario. Major: Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Sarcoid-lIke Lesions of the Small and Large Bowel. Major Adviser: Dr. M. B. Dockerty.

27 CAPS AND GOWNS

AN EXPLANATION In the medieval city, clothing not unlike that worn by those participating in this commencement was common. The modern academic costume has evolved from the dress of the medieval guilds and the early religious orders. Today, everyone with a college or university degree may wear the black aca­ demic gown. Hoods, which are omitted by seniors who are candidates for de­ grees, are worn by graduates. At the University of Minnesota, the lining of the hood has a maroon chevron on an old gold ground to represent the University colors. A University faculty member who holds a degree from another college or university wears the colors of his own alma mater. Distinctions between sleeves indicate the type of degree held by the wearer. A long, pointed sleeve indicates a Bachelor's degree, while a long, closed sleeve with a slit near the upper part of the arm designates a Master's degree. A round open sleeve marks a Doctor's degree. ' The velvet edging on hoods is the color which stands for the field of study of the gown's wearer. It may be white for Arts and Letters, gold-yellow for Science, maize for Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics, slate for Veterinary Medicine, or light blue for Education. Orange denotes Technology; dark blue, Philosophy; purple, Law; green, Medicine; and pink, Music. Public Health is shown by salmon pink edging, Dentistry by lilac, Pharmacy by olive, and Commerce and Accounting by drab. The Doctor's costume also has velvet trimming on the rest of the gown, including crossbars on the sleeves. The trimming may either be black or may match the color of the hood edging. Shoulder insignia on the gowns of candidates for degrees indicate that the candidate is an 'honor student. Caps, or mortarboards, too, have significance. The President of the Univer­ sity is the only one who may wear a velvet cap and a gold tassel. For the Master's and Doctor's degree, the tassels are always black, but can­ didates for the Bachelor's degree at this commencement wear tassels which indicate their school or college by color, as follows:

(In the order of march)

General College ...... cnmson and white College of Science, Literature, and the Arts ...... ,White University College...... old gold and white Institute of Technology ...... orange College of Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary Medicine ...... maize College of Education ...... light blue School of Business Administration ...... drab Law School...... purple School of Dentistry ...... 1ilac College of Medical Sciences ...... green Graduate School...... black 28 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Senior /(eception :December 1952

• The members of the Senior Class, their relatives and friends are invited by President and Mrs. Morrill to attend the Senior Reception immediately after the Commencement exercises. The Reception will be held in the main ballroom of the Coffman Memorial Union.

• Assisting in the Reception are members of the Senior Cabinet; Grey Friars, and Iron Wedge, senior honorary organizations for men; Mortar Board, senior honorary organization for women; Chimes, junior honorary organization for women; and Phoenix and Silver Spur, junior honorary organizations for men. These students have maroon and gold identifications.

• Those in the receiving line will be President and Mrs. J. L. Morrill and Miss Darlene Ludtke, president of the Senior Cabinet. New and old Presi­ dents of Mortar Board, Grey Friars, and Iron Wedge will present all guests to those in the receiving line.

• All guests are urged to register at the appropriate tables presided over by members of Phoenix and Silver Spur. The signed pages will be bound and preserved by the class of 1953.

• Punch will be served. The young ladies presiding at the punch tables are members of Chimes.

• The Senior Cabinet has arranged for an official photographer to be on hand at the Reception to take pictures of senior class members and their friends and relatives at a nominal fee.