UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

;UafCH CommcNccment 1950

NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 16 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK Unillersitll 0/ jUinnesota THE BOARD OF REGENTS

Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Secretary Mr. Julius A. Schmahl, Treasurer

The Honorable Fred B. Snyder, Minneapolis First Vice President and Chairman The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Cloud 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 George W. Lawson, St. Paul The Honorable Albert J. Lobb, 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. ~ltisls VOllf UniVefsilv

The University of Minnesota: "FOUNDED IN THE FAITH THAT MEN ARE ENNOBLED BY UNDERSTANDING, DEDICATED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNrNG AND THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH, DEVOTED TO THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUTH AND THE WELFARE OF THE STATE"-this is your University.

CHARTERED in February, 1851, by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Min­ nesota, the Univ~rsi~ of Minnesota 'YiIl soon c~le~rate its on~ hu?dr~dth ~irthday. While nearing thIS mIlestone, as from ItS very begmnmg, the Umvemty IS dedIcated to the task of t~aining the youth of today, the citizens of tOI?orrow. ~ow well it ~as suc­ ceeded is indIcated by th~ number of doctors, la~ers, en~ll~eers, SOCIa) workers, Journal­ ists dentists, farmers, busmessmen, and commumty and CIVIC leaders 10 all fields-good cit~ens all-who have gone from its several campuses to actively participate in the upgrading of the welfare of the citizens of our state. During the period of its existence, the University has awarded 96,608 degrees to its students who have completed the rigorous training dellIanded by the complexities and specialization of modem society. In addition to the enormous task of giving collegiate instruction to some twenty-five 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 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 laboratories 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 interest 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 va­ rieties 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, the Master Piano Series, the University Theatre, and of the local performances of the Metropolitan Opera Com­ pany. 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 because it is the second largest state university in the nation, but because of the extent and quality of its services from which they, their families, communities, and organizations benefit. Their interest in their University is a dynamic, living thing and expresses itself in many ways. Contri­ butions from them now make it possible for the great Mayo Memorial building and for the new Variety Club Heart Hospital to be erected over the coming months. Through the American Legion and the auxiliary posts all over the state, thousands of friends have made relatively small gifts to provide an endowed research professorship in heart dis­ eases. Gifts to the Greater University Fund, each appropriately called "A Share in Great­ ness," now being made especially by alumni, are worthy of special mention. All students at the University, their families, and friends are invited to continue their enthusiasm and interest in the University of Minnesota. Graduates are especially urged to identify themselves with the University Alumni Association and the Greater Univer­ sity Fund and to return as frequently as possible to visit us here at the University. Order o/8veJlts

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., th will hear the Flemish bells being played from Northrop Memorial Auditoriu:! Mr. Edward Berryman, carillonneur. Admission to the March commencement exercises in the Auditorium is by guest card only. Guests will be seated as they arrive in ~he Aud~torium but are asked to stan~ when the curtain is opened and rem am standmg throughout the presentation of the colors, the Singing of the National Anthem, and the Invocation.

PRELUDE CONCERT: Beginning at 7:30 p.m., the University Concert Band, Mr. Gerald R. Prescott, Associate Professor and Bandmaster, will play:

Trauersinfonie Richard Wagner

Gold and Silver, Waltzes Franz Lehar

American Folk Rhapsody Clare E. Grundman My Little Mohee Shantyman's Life Sourwood Mountain Sweet Betsy from Pike

The French Quarter Suite John J. Morrissey St. Louis Cathedral Patio French Market

Die Fledermaus, Overture Johann Strauss

Processional: Medieval Pageantry Joseph De Luca 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: Mr. Thomas F. Barnhart, Professor of Journalism, Marshal; Dr. Errett W. McDiarmid, University Librarian, Marshal; Rabbi Lewis Milgrom, Member of Minnesota Council of Religion and Director of Hillel Foundation at the University; Col. Clarence H. Schabacker, USA, Professor of Military Science and Tactics; Dr. J. William Buchta, Assistant Dean of the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts and Chairman of the University College Committee; Mr. Thomas L. Joseph, Assistant Dean of the Institute of Technology; Dr. Horace T. Morse, Dean of the General College; Dr. Henry Schmitz, Dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, Horne Economics, and Veterinary Medi­ cine; Dr. Richard K. Gaumnitz, Assistant Dean of the School of Business Administration; Mr. True E. Pettengill, Recorder; Dr. Malcolm M. Willey, .. Order (1/ events

'ce President, Academic Administration; The Honorable Fred B. Snyder, V~airman of the Board of Regents; Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President of ~e University of Minnesota; Dr. Lewis Webster Jones, President of the Uni- rsity of Arkansas; The Honorable J. Seneca Jones, Member of the Board of ~egents; Mr. Willi~m T. Midd!ebrook, Vice President, Business Administra­ tion' Capt. Cornehus M. SullIvan, USN, Professor of Naval Science and Tactics; Mr. Stanley V. Kinyon, Assistant De~n of the Law S.chool; Dr. Wesley E. Peik, Dean of the College of Education; Dr. Earl B. FIscher, Pro­ fessor and Head of the Department of Pharmacognosy; Dr. Harold S. Diehl, Dean of the College of Medical Sciences; Dr. Theodore C. Blegen, Dean of the Graduate School; Major Walter H. Grie~son, USAF, Professor ~f Air Scie~ce and Tactics; Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, ASSIstant Professor of MUSIC; Mr. KeIth McFarland, Assistant to the Dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary Medicine, Marshal.

PRESENTATION OF COLORS: As the color guard, made up of University ROTC and NROTC cadets, enters the Auditorium, the audience will rise and remain standing for the National Anthem and the Invocation.

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

INVOCATION: Rabbi Lewis Milgrom, Member of Minnesota Council of Religion and Director of Hillel Foundation at the University.

SPEAKING FOR THE UNIVERSITY: President James Lewis Morrill, LL.D., President of the University of Minnesota.

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS: "The Crisis in Belief," President Lewis Webster Jones, Ph.D., President of the University of Arkansas.

PRESENTING OF COMMISSIONS: Dr. Malcolm M. Willey, Vice Presi­ dent, Academic Administration, will introduce Colonel C. H. Schabacker, CAC, USA, Professor of Military Science and Tactics; Captain C. M. Sullivan, USN, Professor of Naval Science and Tactics; and Major W. H. Grierson, USAF, Professor of Air Science and Tactics, who will present their candidates for commissions in their respective branches of the Armed Services. The com­ missions will be presented by President Morrill; the oath of office will be given by Major Grierson.

CONFERRING OF DEGREES: Dr. Malcolm M. Willey, Vice President, Academic Administration, will introduce the several deans who will present the candidates for the degrees in their respective colleges. These, in order of their introduction, are: Dean Horace T. Morse, Ph.D., General College; Dean J. William Buchta, Ph.D., University College and representing Dean T. R. McConnell, Ph.D., College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Assistant Dean Thomas L. Joseph, M.A., Institute of Technology; Dean Henry Schmitz, Ph.D., College of Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary Medicine; S Order (1/ events

Dean Wesley E. Peik, PhD., College of Education; Assistant Dean Richard I<. Gaumnitz, Ph.D., School of Business Administration; Professor E. B. Fischer Ph.D., College of Pharmacy; Assistant Dean Stanley V. Kinyon, LL.B., La~ School; Dean Harold S. Diehl, M.D., College of Medical Sciences; and Dean Theodore C. Blegen, PhD., Graduate School. All degrees will be conferred by President James Lewis Morrill. Immediately afterward, 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 President James Lewis 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, \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.

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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 Anned Services.

DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS

Second lieutenant, Coast Artillery Corps, ORC Clinton E. Banik, Jr., Minneapolis

Second lieutenant, Transportation Corps, ORC Donn A. Beidelman, Hopkins

Second lieutenant, Quartermaster Corps, ORC Maynard R. Heil, Gaylord

Second lieutenant, Ordnance Department, ORC Edward J. Adams, St. Paul David A. Bennett, St. Paul William A. Crosley, Minneapolis

DEPARTMENT OF AIR SCIENCE AND TACTICS

Second lieutenants, USAF Reserve Robert G. Bartholow, Minneapolis Robert W. Beucus, Minneapolis

DEPARTMENT OF NAVAL SCIENCE AND TACTICS

Ensign, SCS, USNR Arnold Earl Freerks, Minneapolis

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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 COLLEGE Associate in Arts

Katherine Claire Barry, Minneapolis David Vance Hull, Minneapolis Albert Thomas Bergum, St. Paul Calvin Clark Johnson, Wayzata James Edward Boyle, Minneapolis Robert Gust Kanel, Minneapolis Donald Walter Calkins, East Chain Kenneth Arthur Kinnunen, Sebeka Donald Gerald Campagne, Minne- Joseph John Kissell, Minneapolis apolis Ronald Kostakos, Minneapolis James Harold Clasen, St. Paul Donald Keith Langland, St. Paul George Bruce Davidson, St. Cloud Richard Alfred Larson, Minneapolis Glenn Robert Desmond, St. Paul Betty June Lawler, St. Paul Chester Durda, Minneapolis Howard Joseph Lubitz, Delavan Joyce Marie Dusk, Minneapolis Robert L. L. Obermeyer, Minneapolis Richard Dean Elliott, St. Paul Cortlandt LeRoy Olson, Minneapolis Dorothy Jean Frederickson, Okabena Andrew Wirth Owens, Minneapolis James Magna Gonyea, Minncapolis James Andrew Pryor, St. Paul Robert J. Graves, Minneapolis Henry Joseph Schwegman, Taylors Don Howard Gunderson, Minne- Falls apolis Donald Wayne Temte, Minneapolis Peter Walter Guzy, Jr., Minneapolis John Joseph Volkenant, St. Paul Nancy Jane Hall, St. Paul Henning Verner Westberg, Minne- Robert Maynard Hansen, St. Paul apolis Peter John Higgins, Minneapolis Dean Lee Zilley, St. Paul

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS Associate in liberal Arts

Elizabeth Lucille Clasemann, Long Abraham Rosenthal, St. Paul Prairie Kenneth Anthony Ryan, Minneapolis Marlys Jean Dahlquist, Minneapolis Robert Philip Shoush, Minneapolis Perry Myron Koritz, Minneapolis Donald Gale Tollin, Minneapolis David Allen Larson, South St. Paul Elaine Opsal Williams, Minneapolis Wayne Lincoln Nelsen, St. Paul Elmer Royce \Villiams, Clinton Karin Borgny Norling, Minneapolis Nancy Jean Witt, Minneapolis Richard Bernt Olson, Minneapolis Samuel A. Yarosh, Minneapolis Dean Edward Reep, Minneapolis

8 Bachelor of Arts Richard John Adamic, Hibbing . Merwin L. Dechter, Minneapolis Jean French Albertal, R.N., Washmg- Bernard Ozias deVries, Minneapolis ton, D.C. James Lansing Dorr, Minneapolis Adolph William Amundson, Jr., Robert Jay Drown, Minneapolis St. Paul Henry Charles Engelke, Bluffton John Ellsworth Applen, Marshall Donald Forrest Erickson, St. Paul, Betty Lou Ault, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Clinton Edward Banik, Jr., St. Paul George Everette Evans, A.A., St. Paul Alice Rapple~e Townsend Barlow, Dorothy Jane Martin Everest, St. Paul, MinneapolIs CUM LAUDE Alan Landis Barr, White Bear Lake Edward Lockwood Falk, Minneapolis Robert Grant Bartholow? Wayza.ta Lillian Rae Falk, Sioux City, Iowa Carl Sidney Benson, Mmneapohs Thomas William Fee, St. Paul Donald Claus Benson, St. Paul Victor Joseph Fehring, Lismore William Robert Bergstrom, Minne- Richard Mathew Fernbaugh, Fargo, apolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE N.D. Robert William Beucus, Minneapolis Max Wayne Field, A.A., Rochester Alice JoAnn Blackmun, Wyndmere, Marjorie Mary Fink, Minneapolis N.D., MAGNA CUM LAUDE Irving George Fischbein, Minneapolis Harold Roger Blocher, Vinton, Iowa William Conrad Fisher, Minneapolis Hale Henry Bockstruck, St. Paul Patricia Joanne Fitzgerald, Duluth Richard Leon Boisjolie, Minneapolis Stanton Paul Fjeld, Prescott, Wis. Lloyd Vernon Borgen, Minneapolis Richard Mathew Flynn, Stewartville Robert LaFollette Boyd, St. Paul David Eugene Fogelson, West Robert Foster Bradley, Minneapolis St. Paul Ruby Florence Brank, Minneapolis Marvin Leon Franklin, Minneapolis Maxine Harriet Brown, St. Paul Helen Marie Fredel, Minneapolis Raymond William Brown, Minne- Donald Irwin Frishberg, St. Paul apolis Edgar Ralph Gamm, Marshall Fern Irene Browne, Minneapolis Ray Werner Gammon, Minneapolis Bernie Joe Burkett, Galveston, Tex. Marvin Garetz, Minneapolis James Francis Burns, Minneapolis Irene Florence GeIIhorn, Minneapolis, Pauline Adelaide Burgess Buttery, SUMMA CUM LAUDE St. Paul Donald John Gerst, Minneapolis Allen David Calvin, St. Paul, CUM Paul Raymond Gore, Minneapolis LAUDE Joan Scheer Gottlieb, Minneapolis Edgar Tifft Canaday, A.A., Rochester John Henry Graf, St. Paul Patricia Derr Carle, Winnipeg, Evelyn Green, Aberdeen, S.D. Canada Marian Ruth Grette, Minneapolis, John Robert Carlson, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE James Franklin Clements, Minne­ John Philip Gruye, Worthington apolis Dorothy E. Hagman, Excelsior Ann LeMay Colle, Minneapolis Pid Haley, Minneapolis Nancy Muriel Cookson, Manistique, Arvilla Marie Hansen, A.A., Minne­ Mich., MAGNA CUM LAUDE apolis Kenneth Ivan Covington, Minne­ Luverne Lawrence Hartley, Minne­ apolis apolis Thomas Francis Cullen, Minneapolis Donald Vernon Hastings, Minne­ Robert Alton Cunningham, New apolis Rochelle, N.Y. 9 Henry Emil Henke, Jr., St. Paul Ralph \Villi~1m Long, Minneapolis Alexander Herskovitz, Minneapolis Lewis Kingsley Lundblad, A.A., Clarice Elizabeth Hoekstra, Twin Paynesville Valley, CUM LAUDE James Conway Marvin, Minneapolis Elling Magner Holie, l\Iinneapolis Bruce Allen McCabe, A.A., Duluth Gerald Clifford Hoye, A.A., Virginia, Kenneth Lloyd McDougall, Chishohn CUM LAUDE \V!lliam Eugene McGive.rn, Staples Donald Warren Ittner, l\Iinneapolis Slmley Ruth McKee, Mmneapolis Jerry Eugene Jacob, Anoka Robert Chauncey McKinlay, Minne_ Renee Sorelle Jacobs, St. Paul apolis Melvin Janowitz, l'vlinneapolis, CUM Albert Roy Menzies, Minneapolis LAUDE Ruth Meyer, Thief River Falls James Everett Janssen, Minneapolis Joseph Clement Michael, Jr., Hopkins John William Jenne, Minneapolis, Robert Francis Michaud, Minne- CUM LAUDE apolis Arthur Gilbert Johnson, Eveleth Joel Conrad Mickelson, Willmar Harry Richard Johnson, Spring VaHey Harold Edward Miller, Minot, N.D. Howard Marvin Johnson, St. Paul Liv Dorothea Moller, Minneapolis Robert Albn Johnson, Duluth Theodore Frankman Murphy, Minne_ Robert Lee Johnson, St. Paul apolis Joseph Elliott Kahn, Minneapolis Edward J. Myers, St. Paul Lilas Jean Kammer, Chatfield Joe Dahl Neal, Minneapolis Thomas Martin Kelly, Minneapolis William Joseph Nee, Albert Lea Irwin Helge Kilstofte, Winona Douglas Alan Nelson, Windom, Jane Ann Klingel, St. Paul, MAGNA MAGNA CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE Norman Fred Nideng, Minneapolis Mary Ellen Koop, A.A., Brainerd Richard Joseph Nowicki, St. Paul Thelma Anne Kunde, New VIm, Frederick \Villiam abitz, Minne- MAGNA CUM LAUDE apolis Paul Dennis Kunin, A.L.A., Minne- Gerald George Paulos, A.A., Minne- apolis apolis Arthur Norman Larson, Osakis Beverly Vivienne Peterson, Willmar Edward Victor Larson, Atwater Donald Floyd Peterson, Mound Margaret Elsie Larson, Minneapolis Elmer Peterson, Jr., Minneapolis Marilyn Lasley, Minneapolis Genevieve Lucille Peterson, Minne- Richard Roy Laue, River Falls, vVis. apolis James Milton Lawson, Minneapolis Rodney Dale Peterson, Minneapolis, Milton Ramon Lentz, Rochester Bruce Aberg Poulsen, St. Paul Arnold T. Lepisto, Cokato Richard Harold Prindle, Faribault Basil Philip Lillestol, Barney, N.D., Charles Bernard Rabuse, St. Paul MAGNA CUM LAUDE Diane Mildred Ramsey, St. Cloud, Gordon Paul Lindblom, Minneapolis, CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE Roy Denis Richter, Minneapolis Robert Marion Lindstrom, Princeton Lloyd Philip Roholt, A.A., Eau Claire, Helen Bergtholdt Lisowski, Auburn, Wis. Calif., MAGNA CUM LAUDE John Beale Rumsey, Waterloo, Iowa, Robert William Lisowski, Minne- CUM LAUDE apolis Marion Marguerite Ryan, Minneapolis Jay Nelson Little, Minneapolis Richard Ernest Salinger, St. Paul Frank Lockwood, Jr., Chicago, III. Robert Bond Sandell, A.A., Minne- Robert Lee Logman, St. Paul apolis

10 R nald Russell Sass, Elk River Mary Elizabeth Tibbetts, Duluth R~chard George Schifsky, St. Paul Joseph Tich, Minneapolis ~chard Hugh Schlader, Minneapolis Woodrow Verner Tim 0, Sebeka James Alan Schroeder, A.L.A., St. Paul Francis Moore Tompkins, St. Paul, 'lbeodore AI~ert Schroeder, Jr., MAGNA CUM LAUDE MinneapolIs Eunice Mae Triggs, Pine River Albert Wesley Schuneman III, Newman Leonard Tuttle, Albert Lea St. Paul Robert Monat Uehren, Jr., Minne- Lydia Charlotte Selmanoff, Minne- apolis apolis Leonard Vernon Watten, Minne­ Sidney Shear, St. Paul apolis William Ogden Skar, Minneapolis Charles John Welter, St. Paul Harold George Smith, Minneapolis Maureen Elizabeth 'Vetch, Minne­ Jean Annette Smith, Eagle Bend apolis Howard Eugene Soper, A.A., Minne- Henry Stamford Widen, A.A. St. Paul apolis Harold Bennett Williamson, Minne­ Eugene Leo Staples, ~t. Paul . apolis Winifred H. Stark, MmneapolIs Philip Richard W odika, Minneapolis Kenneth Barker Stetson, Minneapolis Robert Carl W oempner, Minneapolis, Lowell Hanson Storms, Ada, MAGNA CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE Charles Lee Wright, Minneapolis Daniel Lee Swenson, Eldora, Iowa Israel Norman Yarosh, Minneapolis William George Theirl, Stanley, Wis. Margaret Jane Zorn, Minneapolis John Leslie Thompson, Minneapolis Bachelor of Science Robert Louis Stickney, Minneapolis Bachelor of Science in library Science William Patrick MacaskiIl, Duluth Maxine Houghton Wa11in, B.A., Duluth, CUM LAUDE

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Bachelor of Arts Rowland Henry Bettels, Excelsior Richard Daniel Markham, Rochester George Howard Coyne, Minneapolis Bettie Louise Park, St. Paul Bachelor of Science Richard Suby Larson, Minneapolis Sterling Elgin Rowe, Polson, Mont. Vemette Dorothy Priebe, G.D.H., Gerald Bernard Sinykin, Minneapolis Osseo INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering Kenneth Wilfred Anderson, McKinley George Alfred Curney, St. Paul Thomas Strander Carlisle, Kalispell, Ross Dunham, Minneapolis Mont. Harold Orville Ekern, Minneapolis 11 Roy Edward Hammerand, Dubuque, Douglas Cameron Nichols, Chicago Iowa, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Heights, Ill., WITH HIGH DISTIl'iC­ Robert Byron Hayes, Austin TION Arne Gunnar Heisholt, Rjukan, Nor- Walter Junior Portenier, Dubuque way, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Iowa ' Lyle Waldron Jones, Dexter, N.Y. Arlen Irvin Reichert, St. Paul Florian Jacob Karnowski, Little Falls Donald Jacob Roth, St. Paul Robert Ellsworth Lowry, Duluth Eugene George Voltin, Minneapolis Robert Lewis Myers, Sheboygan, Wis. George Fred Weide, St. Paul

Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering Reuben Tilman Leines, Minneapolis Niilo Allan Andero Raisanen, Annan_ James Bernt Mattson, Cokato dale Ralph Gordon Olson, Argyle Otto Willis Rye, Minneota Harvey Eugene Sandstrom, Cloquet

Bachelor of Architecture Donald Wickware Brown, Long David Earl Rowland, Wisconsin Beach, Calif. Rapids, Wis. Donald Joseph Docherty, St. Paul LeRoy Edward Stegner, Marshall Robert San nan Takaichi, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Chemical Engineering George Morris Miller, Madelia Thomas Dean Soapes, Triumph

Bachelor of Chemistry Dwayne Frank Bishop, Elk River Walter Carl Miller, Jr., Minneapolis William Philip Friday, Stillwater John Norman Shaw, Grand Rapids Ailene Marie Herranen, Ely Alfred Joseph Wallner, st. Paul Theodore Joseph Kneip, St. Paul, WITH DISTINCTION

Bachelor of Civil Engineering Donald Elder Barclay, Albert Lea Kenneth Benjamin Fick, Minneapolis Norman Tenner Berglund, Minne- Leonard O. Fritze, Owatonna apolis, WITH DISTINCTION John MacArthur Gillis, Hibbing Gerald Irving Brask, Minneapolis Edward Eugene Glynn, Hopkins John James Casey, Minneapolis Gordon Louis Grohs, St. Paul Donald Lynne Chapman, Wahkon, Arvo Rudolph Gustafson, Hibbing WITH DISTINCTION RusselI James Hammersmith, Minne- Clarence Arthur Christofferson, apolis, WITH DISTINCTION St. Paul George Hecimovich, Hibbing Ralph Mathew Ebert, Watertown Robert Irven Hodgins, Jr., St. Paul Oscar Calvin Evenson, Hibbing, WITH Gilbert Arnold Holmstoen, River HIGH DISTINCTION Falls, Wis.

12 Barry Melville Howe, Duluth Richard Eugene Moehrle, South St. John Warren Jorgenson, Redwood Paul Falls, WITH DISTINCTION Robert J. Munsch, Minneapolis Lee Mervyn Katzenberger, Redwood Forrest Frederick Okerman, B.A., Falls Little Falls Lawrence L. Kornblum, Hibbing John Vincent Palmer, Excelsior Roland Weston Landrigan, Robbins­ Vernon Harry Petersen, Litchfield dale George Carl Quist, Jr., Minneapolis Norman Noel Lueck, Cannon Falls Roger Edward Ronning, Duluth Richard Frank Manthe, Estherville, Jack Thomas Vosler, Minneapolis, Iowa WITH DISTINCTION Leslie Neil McKay, Delhi Lloyd Ludwig Wasnick, Minneapolis Thore Peter Meyer, BuHalo, WITH Richard Niel Weeks, Glen Lake DISTINCTION Wayne Alfred Youngren, Duluth Bachelor of Electrical Engineering Wayne Maurice Aamoth, St. Paul Charles M. Johnson, Annandale Kenneth Berten Anderson, Minne­ Forest Roderick Johnson, Montevideo apolis Vernon Oliver Johnson, St. Paul Richard Louis Anderson, Minneapolis, Wallace Harvey Kellam, Kilkenny WITH DISTINCTION Leonard Kirvida, Lindstrom Fred Edmund Ashbaugh, Rushmore Peter Francis LaBate, Hibbing John Philip Bergren, Two Harbors, John Henry Lindahl, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Donald Earle Loop, Fairmont Robert Francis Blake, Little Falls Willard Allan Lobitz, Waconia William Patrick Byrnes, Minneapolis John Leslie Loveland, Jr., St. Paul Thomas Anthony Connelly, St. Paul William Gordon Macdonald, Minne- Paul Keath Cowell, Northfield apolis Eugene Francis Cronemi11er, St. Paul, John Magnuson, Jr., St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION John Arvid Malmstrom, Elk River Robert Stanley Dawson, Minneapolis, Giles Raiche McConville, Minneapolis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Ralph Edward McLean, Jr., St. Paul Bill Everett Dozer, Faribault Roger Allen Moe, Willmar Robert Ralph Dye, Red Wing Samuel Leslie Moorhead, Minneapolis Ralph Sigurd Eide, Minneapolis Edwin Jerome Nelson, Brookston, Clayton Everett Erickson, A.S., Brain- WITH DISTINCTION erd, WITH DISTINCTION John Melvin Nelson, Marine-on­ Ralph Willard Foard, Minneapolis St. Croix Noonan Joseph Foot, Minneapolis Robert MarshalI Nelson, Minneapolis, John Raymond Goodrich, Champlin WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Walter William Granberg, st. Paul Wayne Peter Nelson, Litchfield Harry Anton Gustafson, Wright, WITH Vincent T. Neubauer, Springfield HIGH DISTINCTION Richard Fredrick Nolting, Minne- William Harry Hanley, Robbinsdale apolis William John Huhtala, Mountain William Joseph O'Connell, Slayton Iron James Kenneth Olson, Minneapolis Charles William Hulburt, Anoka Frederick Ellis Pearce, Michigan City, Ralph Edward Jacobson, Minneapolis Ind. Roger Wi11iam Jensen, Brainerd, WITH John Benjamin Petersmeyer, Minne­ DISTINCTION apolis Benjamin Oscar Johnson, Brainerd 13 Anthony Joseph Pierce, St. Paul Robert Vernon Snyder, International Arthur Peter Platakis, Minneapolis Falls Dallas Gustave Raasch, South St. Paul Arne Melvin Stolberg, Virginia Bernard Francis Reilly, St. Paul Theodore Daniel Thomas, Chasla, Walter Francis Renner, Alexandria WITH DISTINCTION John Thomas Rowland, Houston James Edward Thornton, St. Paul Gerald Raymond Sauer, Hokah Henry Edward Tobkin, Perham James Stuart Scott, Two Harbors Edwin Theodore Tornquist, Jr., Vir. Alfred Eugene Sears, Kasson ginia Bruce Meline Sifford, Minneapolis William Stewart Walker, St. Paul Francis Alexander Sirr, Morris, WITH John D. Webster, St. Paul HIGH DISTINCTION Wendell Eugene Wilson, St. James Harry Milton Skulborstad, Madison

Bachelor of Geological Engineering Richard Ernest Cribbs, Forest City, Iowa

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering James Dennis Adamson, Minneapolis Warren Calvin Hallberg, Anoka Glen Joseph Alden, Chisholm Stanton Walter Holmberg, St. Cloud, Glenn Robert Anderson, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Richard Lyle Aspenson, Albert Lea Richard Wagner Howard, St. Paul Ernest Jacob Beck, Minneapolis Jerome Benjamin Jansen, Olivia, WlTR George Douglas Becker, Minneapolis DISTINCTION Walter Sol Berkman, Minneapolis Walter Raymond Jefferson, Jr., Read Machold Bissell, Minneapolis St. Paul Hubert Alfred Blandin, Minneapolis Evarts Peter Jensen, Rochester Roger Everett Bracken, Minneapolis Calvin Thomas Johnson, St. Cloud Donald C. Campbell, Austin Gerald Jonas Johnson, New Richland Carl Harvey Carlson, Mankato Robert Wayne Johnson, Minneapolis Robert Merlin Carlson, South St. Frank Kody Kennon, Owatonna Paul, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Richard Mirko Kirkes, Bovey Richard Joel Clark, St. Paul Robert LeRoy Klar, Huron, S.D. Kenneth Marvin Colline, St. Francis Richard Charles Larsen, Minneapolis Richard Theodore Cox, Minneapolis Delbert Nicholas Le Claire, St. Cloud John Adolph Dahlgren, Roseau, WITH Paul Arthur UrI Linnerooth, St. Paul DISTINCTION Frank Yanez Martinez, B.S., Los Clayton Ray Dalrymple, Jr., Minne- Angeles, Calif. apolis Mark Andrew Mathews, Jr., Minne- John James Decker, Minneapolis apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Donald James Dowd, Taconite George Emil Melink, Hibbing Charles Wesley Doyle, Warroad Robert Allen Mills, Minneapolis Herman Sylvester Fessler, Minneapo- Joseph Moses, St. Paul lis Leroy Elmer Nelson, Minneapolis Leslie Wyatt Foster, Jr., Minneapolis Stanley Edwin Nelson, St. Paul Paul Thomas Freier, Red Wing, WITH John Donald Nicol, Robbinsdale HIGH DISTINCTION Vernon Vetter Norrbom, Minneapolis Philip Hopkins Grathwol, Minneapo­ lis 14 Earl Leon Orner, Minneapolis George Gene Swenson, Jr., Minne- fuat Ozkan, Nigde, Turkey apolis frank Abbott Pierce, Minneapolis John LeRoy Terry, Minneapolis John Nichola.s Pinz, Minne~polis . Robert Herman Teuber, St. Cloud Dennis Ludvlg Pommer, Mmneapolis Harry Richard Thayer, Marble George Oliver Raiche, Minneapolis John Delbert Thompson, Lyle Donald Earl Reiss, St. Louis Park Myron LeRoy Thomson, Motley, Lawrence Joseph Roth, Rochester WITH DISTINCTION Herman Henry Schneider, St. Paul, Conrad Henry Topp, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION Kenneth Clarence Troumbly, Taco­ Victor Claude Schorey, Sartell nite, WITH DISTINCTION Robert James Schroeder, Mankato Allan Wayne Wessel, Minneapolis Milton Leroy Smith, Minneapolis George Alfred Westergren, Minne­ Oscar Bernard Soderling, Jr., Duluth apolis Elliott Edgar Spencer, Montevideo Ralph Maurice Wheeler, Minneapolis Daniel C. Sullivan, Minneapolis Bertram Thomas Willman, Duluth, Myron John Sullwold, Minneapolis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Robert Hugh Sutton, Minneapolis Harry Ellsworth Woodis, St. Paul Bachelor of Mining Engineering George Walter Herbst, Riverton George Martin Marincel, Mountain Iron Bachelor of Physics Arnold Herman Boettcher, Windom John Merton Powell, Excelsior Robert Loy Howard, Minneapolis, Richard Emanuel Wahlstrom, Minne­ WITH DISTINCTION apolis Miles Franklin Huntsinger, W orth­ ington

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Science Vernon Ralph Abrahamson, Canton, Charles Lee Bowman, St. Paul, Agri­ Agriculture culture Harold Keith Anderson, Howard Lake, Robert Erwin Buckman, Spooner, Agriculture, WITH DISTINCTION Wis., Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION Leo Martin Anderson, Wheaton, For­ Dean Paul Cates, Dassel, Agriculture estry Lloyd Raymond Caulfield, Byron, Ag­ Warren Arne Armstrong, Welch, Ag­ riculture riculture Leroy Emery Copp, Thief River Falls, Mary Jane Battin, Minneapolis, Home Agriculture Economics Patricia Jeanne Dickinson, A.A., William Robert Bennewitz, St. Cloud, St. Louis Park, Home Economics Forestry LeRoy Frank Fish, St. Paul, Forestry Robert Frederick Bossing, Excelsior, Charles Frederick Flink, Coleraine, Agriculture Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION 15 Anthony Gary Gruha, St. Cloud, For­ Thomas Andrew Milner, Minneapolis estry Forestry , Ruth Tillie Gustavson, Minneapolis, Donald Frank Mraz, Green Bay, Wis Home Economics Fish and Wildlife Management ., Dorothy Mae Hansberger, Dawson, Ernest Erwin Mulch, St. Paul, Fish Home Economics and Wildlife Management Raymond Winton Hansen, Payne, Harold Lewis Murchie, GoldthWaite Agriculture Tex., Agriculture ' Dorothy Mae Hanson, North St. Paul, Richard Henry Nelson, LaFayette Home Economics Forestry, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION' Wayne Richard Hanson, Minneapolis, Gerald John Ness, River Falls, Wis Forestry Agriculture ., Louis Victor Hedlund, Roseau, Agri­ William Henry Newhall, Owatonna culture Agriculture ' Jack Roger Helm, Duluth, Forestry Joel Henry Nitz, Waterloo, Wis., Lois Jeannette Henning, Minneapolis, Forestry Home Economics Harlan Kenneth Nygaard, Minneapo­ Ronald Lindy Horswell, St. Paul, Fish lis, Forestry and Wildlife Management Harry A. Oen, Thief River Falls, Agri­ Herbert Haedecke Hoverstad, Denni­ culture, WITH DISTINCTION son, Agriculture Charles Reid Oliver, Winnebago, Ag­ Richard Anthony Hyser, Minneapolis, riculture Agricul ture Donald Sheldon Olmsted, Minne­ Julin Orville Jacobson, St. Paul, Ag­ apolis, Science Specialization riculture Vernon Allen Paulson, Albert Lea Robert Lloyd Jacobson, St. James, Ag­ Marvin Wallace Pearson, Milwaukee riculture Wis., Forestry , Gerald Gilbert Johnson, Minneapolis, Arthur Romness Peterson, Owatonna, Agriculture Fish and Wildlife Management Joyce Lorraine Johnson, Monticello, Marlys Louise Prigge, Minneapolis, Home Economics Home Economics Marjorie Deloris Johnson, A.A., Lawrence Edward Rosberg, Excelsior, Montevideo, Home Economics Agriculture Victor Jerome Johnson, Blue Earth, Kenneth Warren Sahlin, Duluth, Agricul ture Forestry Frank Michael Kampmeyer, St. Paul, Robert Harold Sallstrom, Winthrop, Agricul ture Agriculture Gertrude Kellermann, St. Paul, Home Weldon Alexander Smith, Milroy, Economics Agriculture Arvid Cornelius Knudtson, Chisholm, Florence Marie Strauel, Minneapolis, Agriculture, WITH DISTINCTION Home Economics David Hubert Knudtson, Blue Earth, Lawrence Russell Streif, Clear Lake, Agricul ture Wis., Agriculture Carl Raymond Kunnari, Brimson, Ag­ Clifford Earl Tedmon, Minneapolis, riculture Science Specialization Edward Joseph Longtin, Cloquet, Ervin Henry Tollefson, Bemidji, Agri­ Fish and Wildlife Management culture Donald Karl Lueck, Minneapolis, Ag­ Carol Jean Coan Trench, Minneapolis, riculture Home Economics Russell William Lukkarila, Chisholm, Richard William Trestrail, Shafer, Forestry Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION

16 WaIter Basil Wallin, Roseau, Forestry, William Keith Whitcomb, Byron, WITH DISTINCTION Agriculture Paul William Warner, Duluth, For- Robert Dean Young, Canton, Agri­ estry . culture Erling Martin Weiberg, Barnum, Roland Ingward Zeller, Zumbrota, Agriculture Agriculture

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE AND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science Mary Ann Altringer, Eckelson, N. D., Harold Albert Loyd, Minneapolis, Home Economics Education Agricultural Education Ben Eric Broberg, Milaca, Agricultural Jay Warren Midtlyng, Two Harbors, Education . Agricultural Education R. Joseph Clifford, Caledonia, Agri­ Maren Elizabeth Feddersen Newhall, cultural Education Minneapolis, Home Economics Henry Charles Hammer, B.S., Wood Education Lake, Agricultural Education Harald Jorgen Petersen, Alden, Agri­ Rosemarie C. Hart, St. Paul, Home cultural Education Economics Education Helen Gloria Reed, Hopkins, Home Marilyn-lola Ruth Herfindahl, Minne­ Economics Education apolis, Home Economics Education Anne Santrach, Calumet, Home Eco­ Edward Adolph Januschka, Little nomics Education Falls, Agricultural Education Ralph Arthur Stock, A.A., Appleton, Selmer Kermit Kittelson, Louisburg, Agricultural Education Agricultural Education Mary Monica Yetzer, Farmington, Home Economics Education

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE AND SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Bachelor of Agricultural Business Administration Dale Willis Anderson, Milan LeRoy Howard Christeson, Clinton Robert Alfred Bergersen, Duluth,

17 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Richard Henry Acker, Dayton, Ohio Roberta Ruth Ellison, Northfield Robert Allen Adams, Chicago, Ill. Vernon Evan Faaberg, Madison Carl Roger Ahlman, A.A., St. Paul Renee Bjorklund Fetzer, Minneapolis, Richard George Sumner Albee, B.A., WITH DISTINCTION M.A., Minneapolis Ora Barnes Fisher, Rochester Muriel Kathleen Amdahl, G.N., Car­ James Peter Fotia, Minneapolis pio, N.D., WITH DISTINCTION* Ronald Chester Fraser, NorthbrOok Henrietta Natalie Ammondson, An- Ill., WITH HIGH DISTINCTION ' sonia, Conn., WITH DISTINCTION* Robert Lawrence Fricke, Minneapolis Shirley Elaine Anderson, Monticello Thomas William Gannaway, St. Paul William Law Archbold, St. Paul David Getzkin, Minneapolis Rex Edwin Armstrong, Minneapolis Michael Jerome Gooley, Minneapolis Val Earl Arnsdorf, New DIm Ralston Gaylord Gunvaldson, Star- Richard John Baken, Minneapolis buck Frank B. Baker, Mankato William Richard Harmer, Mankato Ruth Geraldine Mack Barker, Minne­ Lloyd Arthur Hauge, B.A., Minne­ apolis apolis Georgia Irene Bartlett, St. John, Doris Ann Christeson Henry, Clinton, Kans.* WITH DISTINCTION Martin Hugh Best, St. Paul Robert Halloran Hillstead, Intema­ William James Blair, South St. Paul tional Falls VernaMae Blomquist, St. Paul* Donald John Martin Hoff, Minne­ Gladvs Marie Borman, R.N., Minne- apolis apolis, WITH DISTINCTION* Doris Anne Southard Holmes, R.N., Betty Lou Brown, Duluth Clarion, Iowa* Roland George Buchman, Spooner, Jeannette Ellen Houle, Forest Lake Wis. Milton Martyn Hustad, St. Paul, WITH Richard William Bylund, A.A., Min- DISTINCTION neapolis Vemon Earle Indehar, St. Paul, WITH Carmen Charles Caruso, A.A., St. Paul DISTINCTION Margaret Jeanne Chard, St. Paul Earl Duane Jacobsen, B.S.L., Albert June Elaine Crowley, R.N., Minne­ Lea, WITH DISTINCTION apolis* John Lloyd Jensen, Zim James Joseph Daly, St. Paul, WITH Melvyn Richard Johnson, Minneapolis DISTINCTION George Katagiri, Minneapolis Phyllis Mary Davidson, Minneapolis Stanley Benjamin Kegler, South St. Mary Alexia Demopoulos, Minne­ Paul, WITH DISTINCTION apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Rudolph Waino Kivimaki, A.A., Eve­ John Robert Devitt, St. Paul, WITH leth DISTINCTION Gerald Victor Knippenberg, Minne­ Paul John DevVahl, Minneapolis apolis Panagiotes Allan Dionisopoulos, B.A., Ruben Eli Komanti, Duluth St. Paul Martin Francis Laraey, Rush City, Thusne1da Ida Doering, Gaylord, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Robert Joseph Leeman, St. Paul Donald David Eblen, Oslo Willard Nicholas Leuthauser, Minne­ apolis • Nursing Education Curriculum. 18 Shirley MiIler Lysne, Crookston, WITH Ellery Alden Roberts, Fergus Falls DISTINCTION Joanne Monson Satterlee, Litchfield, George Masko, Re~o, Nev .. WITH DISTINCTION Rita McNamara, Mmneapol~s . Beverley Rose Schoen, Minneapolis, Frederick Joseph Moore, MmneapolIs WITH DISTINCTION William Stewart Motter, Defiance, Earl George Schwappach, Minneapolis Ohio James Peter Slater, Blue Earth Helen Marie Murphy, Lakefield, WITH Robert Collins Slater, Minneapolis DISTINCTION Donald Arthur Snow, Minneapolis Miriam Nosowsky, AA, St. Paul John Martin Socha, Minneapolis, Vincent Joseph Nowak, Duluth WITH DISTINCTION Edgar James Olson, Minneapolis, Roger Eugene Sorensen, Askov WITH DISTINCTION Lee Daniel Stark, AS., B.A., Brainerd Lorraine Mildred Olson, Brainerd Mary Margaret Stevenson, Minne- Catherine Minke O'NeiJI, Toledo, apolis Ohio, WITH DISTINCTION* Evelyn Ann Stone, Glenwood Esther Vind O'Neill, Long Beach, Howard Sherman Swanson, Minne­ Calif. apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Michael Anthony Pappone, Virginia Catherine Mary Tetzloff, Wayzata LuciIle Viola Paulson, Grand Forks, Gertrude Louise Thompson, Detroit N.D., WITH DISTINCTION* Lakes, WITH DISTINCTION Betty Jane Peterson, Winona Thomas Gerald Tollifson, Albert Lea Howard Collins Pierce, Minneapolis Claire Beck Tumpach, St. Paul Donald R. Poeschl, St. Paul Leonard Charles Tysver, Fergus Falls, Tames Virden Powell, Osakis, WITH WITH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION Rudolph Howard Voxland, Kenyon Alan Emil Rasmussen, B.A, Minne­ Mary Ruth Burch Whitman, G.N., apolis Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION* Lavern V. Rasmussen, Spooner, Wis., Gertrude Pauline Willems, Heron WITH DISTINCTION Lake James William Remund, Waseca Robert John Winship, Minneapolis

Master of Education John William Corchran, B.S., Winona Frank Maurice Kloxin, B.A., Sioux Richard Julius Jorgensen, B.S., Minne­ Falls, S.D. apolis

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Business Administration John Arthur Anderson, Minneapolis Howard Willis Bishop, St. Paul LaVerne Roger Anshus, Minneapolis Donald Clinton Borrman, Minne- Nolan Douglas Asleson, Lengby apolis James Edward Baker, Minneapolis Robert William Braum, Minneapolis William H. F. Baker, Traverse City, Frank Bydlon, Minneapolis Mich. Francis Louis Callender, St. Paul John Lewis Bakke, Minneapolis Charles William Carlson, Marshall Lawrence Donald Beckman, Minne­ Louis Milton Chamberlain, B.Ch.E., apolis Minneapolis • Nursing Education Curriculum 19 Harley Anton Christensen, Minne- Robert Earl Levendusky, Minneapolis apolis Charles Edwin Lindberg, St. Paul Ronald Howard Christiansen, St. Paul Leonard Dwight Lindborg, Minne_ Jean Lois Dunn, St. Paul apolis Gene Robert Engelson, St. Paul George Donald Loeffers, Hector George Henry Esoph, Miller, S.D., James Joseph Lommel, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION John Terrence Lynch, Cloquet Norman Keith Fall, Minneapolis Robert Gordon Macken, Rochester Edwin William Fierke, Jr., Minne- Martin Leo Marentic, A.A., St. Paul apolis Robert Edward Marrinan, St. Paul Richard James Flynn, Minneapolis William Keating Marrinan, St. Paul George vVallace Fox, Duluth Richard Calvin Marshall, Sebeka Roger Franklin Fraley, Minneapolis Anita Bernice Mattson, New ROck_ Arnold Earl Freerks, Minneapolis ford, N.D. Chandler French, St. Paul Charles WiIIiam Mayfield, Jr., Minne­ Mary Louise Fueger, Little Falls apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Ralph Coggan Glidden, Minneapolis John Bernard McGee, Minneapolis Lester Stanley Goldblatt, Minneapolis Francis Gayton Merrill, Riverdale Adeline Elizabeth Gran, Minneapolis N.D. ' Robert Arnold Gustafson, Minneapolis Calvin Carl Minke, Long Prairie Kenneth Ray Haas, Minneapolis Thomas Norman Monahan, Minne- Kenneth Marion Hall, Hibbing apolis Richard Isaac Halvorsen, Minneapolis James Leo Murphy, Minneapolis Arland Jerome Haugen, Stanton Jarl James Natwick, Ada Harris Kervin Haugen, Stanton Elton Morris Nelson, Henning Clifford Curtiss Heir, Minneapolis, Ivan laVon Norlander, Rochester WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Paul Edward Ohnesorge, Minneapolis Frederick Waldemar Held, Minne- William F. Olsen, St. Paul apolis Dale Marvin Olson, Callender, Iowa Peter Henningsen, Jr., St. Louis Park Sidney Victor Orenstein, Minneapolis, Richard Page Hodgson, Duluth WITH DISTINCTION Bennett Horne, A.A., St. Paul Walford S. Pakko, Nashwauk Eugene Wallace Hoysler, A.A., Lam- Arthur Frank Perlin, Minneapolis berton George John Rahlf, Jr., A.A., St. Paul Richard Alden Hudson, Minneapolis Richard Astor Rammer, B.Ch.E., James Edward Huettl, Mankato Sheboygan, Wis. Donald Edward Jensen, Worthington John Laurence Relf, St. Paul Anselm Johnson, Minneapolis Howard Roy Revak, Minneapolis LeRoy Albert Johnson, Minneapolis William Cusack Riley, Minneapolis Rodney Kay Johnson, Jackson Donald Henry Rogers, Minneapolis James Fredrick Kaiser, Bagley Donald Lawrence Rosquist, Lilliwaup, John M. Keprios, Pequot Lakes Wash. Nicholas Francis Kummer, Minne- Donald Edwin Ruben, Alma, Wis., apolis WITH DISTINCTION Larry Dennis Landstrom, Minneapolis Norman Arthur Scarr, Crookston Arthur Lee Langendorf, Minneapolis Lester Allen Schwartz, Minneapolis Merle Paul Larson, Fosston Robert Harry Siefert, Deer River Philip Allen Larson, Braham Arnold Baker Singer, Minneapolis Richard William Larson, Minneapolis Orlan Garfield Skare, Bagley Wilbur Evans Lee, Minneapolis Harold George Skiem, Litchfield John Christ Legeros, Minneapolis Joseph Alden Sletvold, Detroit Lakes 20 L enz Earl Stelzner, St. Paul Joseph John Unger, St. Paul R~~er Warren Stillwe~l, Minn~apolis Bernard Anthony Virginia, Marble ohn Henry Stout, Mmneapohs La Verne Veronica Vorachek, J mes Lowell Stuberg, Duluth Lankin, N.D. J;m il Gustaf Sulander, Minneapolis Dennis Stephen Waibel, Minneapolis Donald Nels Swenson, St. Louis Park Edward Wayne White, Minneapolis Paul Thomas, Minneapolis George Henry Wilcox, Mankato Richard Dennis Thorkee, Duluth Earl Lorenz Willems, Warroad Donald Cyril Tifft, Glencoe Donald Edward Wintz, St. Paul Merlyn Ben Timmerman, Hibbing Seymour Lancen Woodruff, Jr., Franklin Robert Tomaschko, A.A., St. Paul Austin Donald Joseph Wujcik, A.S., Virginia, Arvid Sigvald Tveit, Mahnomen WITH DISTINCTION Caryl Emory Twitchell, Jr., Owatonna Gilbert Bartholomew Zbasnik, Ely Bachelor of Science in Economics Joseph Robert Ashcraft, Las Animas, Frank Glen Seidel, Minneapolis, WITH Colo., WITH HICH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION Rodney Dale Wicklund, Duluth

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy David Love, Duluth

LAW SCHOOL Bachelor of Science in Law Robert 'Villiam Brehmer, Winona Paul Arnold Skjervold, Westbrook John Arthur McNiff, Minneapolis Wayne Alan Wentworth, Minne­ Melvin Robert Mooty, Worthington apolis Bachelor of Laws Leo Dorfman, B.B.A., Minneapolis Frederick Burton Hobe, B.A., Minne­ George Everhart Harding, B.A., apolis Minneapolis COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Graduate in Nursing t Betty Lou Harrison Malmberg, Betty Berry Swanson, Deadwood, Hibbing S.D. Betty Lou Miller, Romeo, Mich. t These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of nursing practice prior to June 10, 1950. 21 Bachelor of Science Margaret Hildegard Andreen, St. Paul, Dorothy Grace Krueger, Sheldon Medical Technology* N.D., Public Health NurSing, ~II Jeanne Mardelle Axelson, Minne­ DISTINCTION apolis, Public Health Nursing Betty Lou Harrison Malmberg, Hib­ Valerie Rozmark Cantlon, St. Cloud, bing, Public Health Nursing Public Health Nursing Joan Alice Marshall, R.N., Wichita Ruth M. Engst, St. Paul, Medical Kans., Public Health Nursing , Technology* Jeanette Annabel Mason, Bismark, Ruth Mary Fisher, Mason City, Iowa, N.D., Public Health Nursing Public Health Nursing, WITH HIGH Amity Louise Porter, B.A., Hoople DISTINCTION N.D., Public Health Nursing, WIT~ Florence Luella Flink, Taylors Falls, DISTINCTION Public Health Nursing Rita Anne Pottner, Minneapolis Janie Ann Fredrickson, Duluth, Medical Technology* ' Medical Technology* Majel Ann Risser, B.A., Owatonna Anne Kristine Hauge, Clarkfield, Medical Technology* ' Medical Technology* Margaret Ann Simpson, Wilmette Harriet Isobel Hillerman, Minne­ Ill., Public Health Nursing, WIT~ apolis, Medical Technology* DISTINCTION Jacquelyn Hildur Holberg, Minne­ Mary Louise Stokes, St. Paul, Public apolis, Medical Technology* Health Nursing Ruth Ann Kuhlman, Faribault, Medi­ Betty Berry Swanson, Deadwood, cal Technology* S.D., Public Health Nursing Master of Public Health Dean M. Taylor, B.ChE., Minneapolis John Ernest Olsen, B.S., Lynden, Wash.

GRADUATE SCHOOL Master of Arts Donald Arthur Benschoter, Northfield Wesley Caspers, Minneapolis B.E. '37, Mankato State Teachers College. B.S. '40, Superior State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Educational Psy­ Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis­ chology. tration. Dean Vincent Berry, Minneapolis Lien Chao, Yi-Chllan, Honan, China B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of LL.B. '45, National Hunan University Concentration: Educational Psychology. (China). Field of Concentration: Economics. Selma Christine BIessin, Minneapolis Mary Evelyn Cole, Minneapolis B.S. '44, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '23, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Art. Concentration: Education. Lillian Scholljegerdes Davies, Waseca Bonnie Mary Boyd, Minneapolis B.S. '44, Mankato State Teachers College. B.A. cum laude '44, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ Field of Concentration: Psychology. struction. * These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to June 10, 1950. 22 Roy Joseph Dowling, Winnipeg, Ingrid Christensen Kildegaard, Stam­ Manitoba, Canada ford, Conn. B S (Honours) '46, University of Manitoba. B.A. '36, Michigan State Teachers College. Fieid of Concentration: Mathematics. Field of Concentration: Statistics. Jeanne Louise Dulebohn, Minneapolis Mary Christine Kolstad, Minneapolis B.A. magna cu~ laude :43, Bryn Mawr C?l­ B.S. '36, University of Minnesota. Field of I e. Major: HIstory. MInor: French. ThesIs: Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. ~e Bulygin Duma: February-September, 1905. Eugene John Kosy, Wausau, Wis. B.Ed. '42. Whitewater State Teachers College Sigrid Josephine Georgesen, Duluth (Wisconsin). Field of Concentration: Cur­ B.Ed. '38, Superior State Teach~rs Col~ege. riculum and Instruction. Major: Curriculum and InstructIon. MInor: Educational Administration. Thesis: A SbIdy Mom Luang Boonlua Kunjara, Bang- of the Effect of Independent and Free Read­ kok, Siam ing on Stanford Achievement Test Scores. B.A. '37, Chulalongkorn University (Bang­ kok, Siam). Field of Concentration: Educa­ Harold Arthur Goltz, St. Paul ' tion. B.A. '45, Macal.ester Coll~~. Fi~ld of Concen­ tration: Educational AdmInIStratIon. Robert Tallant Laudon, Minneapolis B.A. magna cum laude '47, University of George S. Hage, Minneapolis Minnesota. Major: Music. Minor: Psychology. B.A. magna cum laude '38, University of Thesis: Poetry and Music of the Polyphonic Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Journalism. Chanson, circa 1520-1535. Fredrick Stang Hallanger, St. Paul Richard Budworth Lee, Rochester B.A. '24, Concordia College. Major: Anthro­ B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of pology. Minor: Linguistics and Comparative Concentration: Educational Psychology. Philology. Thesis: The Malagasy Language. David Reed Lewis, St. Cloud George Robert Healy, Brownsville B.S. '46, St. Cloud State Teachers College. B.A. '48, Oberlin College. Major: History. Field of Concentration: Mathematics. Minor: Political Science. Thesis: Charlevoix's Histories of the New World: A SbIdy of Ayers McGrew, Mankato Exotic Radicalism. B.A. '40, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Speech. Catherine Rose Hogan, Brainerd B.S. '30, University of Minnesota. Field of Dorothy Josephine Modena, Mont­ Concentration: Social Work. rose, S.D. B.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of Marvin Lynn Johnson, Rochester Concentration: Social Work. B.A. '38, North Dakota State Teachers Col­ lege. Field of Concentration: Educational Psychology. Elizabeth Catherine Morrow, Wash- ington, D.C. Oscar Elden Johnson, Minneapolis B.A. '31, M.A. '32, George Washington Uni­ B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: versity. Field of Concentration: Educational Anthropology. Minor: Sociology. Thesis: Kin­ Psychology. ship in a Contemporary Yanktonai-Dakota Indian Community. Donald Richard Norland, Kensett, Iowa Patricia Lonegran Kane, St. Paul B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: B.A. '47, Macalester College. Field of Con­ Political Science. Minor: History. Thesis: centration: American Studies. Politics of the Third Force.

Maxwell Edward Kettner, Winnipeg, Irving Glen Nudell, Minneapolis B.A. cum laude '48, University of Minnesota. Manitoba, Canada Field of Concentration: Psychology. B.S. (Honours) '42, University of Manitoba. Field of Concentration: Physics.

23 Dorothy Ramsland, Wayzata Margaret Lang Stevens, Minneapolis B.A. '27, Hamline University. Field of Con­ B.Ed. '42, Superior State Teachers Coli centration: English. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and ere. struction. 11- Hans George Reif, Niagara Falls, N.Y. B.A. '49, University of Buffalo. Field of Con­ Kalmer E. Stordahl, Minneapolis centration: Economics. B.S. '47, Bemidji State Teachers Coli Field of Concentration: Educational ~. Lorraine Rebecca Schueller, Fulda chology. - B.A. '45, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Chi Fang Tang, Wuchang, China B.A. '45, Central University (Nanking, China) Joseph Michael Stefanko, Superior, Field of Concentration: History. • Wis. B.S. with honors '42, Superior State Teachers John William Ward, Minneapolis College. Field of Concentration: Educational B.A. cum laude '47, Harvard College. Field of Administration. Concentration: American Studies. Master of Arts in Public Administration Dwight Albert Ink, Ames, Iowa B.S. '47, Iowa State College. Field of Con· centration: Public Administration. Master of Business Administration Keith Wickwire Davidson, St. James James Gray Peterson, St. Paul B.M.E. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of B.Aero.E. '42, University of Minnesota. Field Concentration: Business Administration. of Concentration: Business Administration. Thomas Michael Mullen, St. Paul Lauri Dehn Tiala, Moose Lake B.B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of B.Ch. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Business Administration. Concentration: Business Administration. Master of Science Heinz Bruno Arnold, Minneapolis James Fulton Kenny Duff, Winnipeg, B.S. '47, St. John's University. Field of Con­ Manitoba, Canada centration: Organic Chemistry. B.Sc. '43, University of Manitoba. Field of Concentration: Physics. Douglas Barnes, Bindloss, Alberta, Canada Byron Junius Gibbs, St. Paul B.Sc. '46, University of Alberta. Major: En­ B.S. '46, College of St. Thomas. Field of Con­ tomology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Low Tem­ centration: Zoology. perature Tolerance of the European Corn Borer (Pyrausta nubilalis, Hubn.) in Relation Philip Newton Gordon, Minneapolis to Winter Survival in Minnesota. B.S. in Ch. '42, Brooklyn Polytechnic Insti­ tute. Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Charles McMurray Braden, Minne- Analytical Chemistry. Thesis: Cyclization of apolis Some Substituted Tetralins. B.S. '39, Northwestern University. Field of Concentration: Physics. Richard Emerson Halsted, Minne- apolis Victor Herman Clausen, Jr., Minne- B.A. with high distinction '47, DePauw Uni­ apolis versity. Major: Physics. Minor: Mathematics. B.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: Thesis: Mass Spectrometer Gas Inlet Systems. Forestry (Wood Technology). Minor: Plant Wayne Harvey Hanson, Caledonia Pathology. Thesis: A Study of the Heartwood B.S. '33, University of Wisconsin. Field of of Several Species of the Genus Populus. Concentration: Agronomy.

24 Stuart Edward Jenness, Ottawa, On- lone Jean AIohiIani Rathburn, Hono- tario, Cana?a .. . lulu, T.H. S '48 Queen s Umvemty. Major: Geology. B.Ed. '48, University of Hawaii. Field of Con­ B.. c.. Metallurgy. Thesis: Hydrothermal AI­ centration: Public Health. MJII~r. s at the Bordulac Gold Mine, Quebec. teIlIbon Lyle James Schoonover, Omemee, Luis Grant Kelly, Clemson, S.C. N.D. Os '37 Clemson Agricultu~al College. Field B.S. with distinction '48, University of Min­ B.·of ConcentratIOn: , . M a th ema tics. nesota. Major: Economic Zoology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: A Study of the Raccoon net Deutsch Leaf, Minneapolis (Procyon Jotor hirtus Nelson and Goldman) Ja A JIIagna cum Jaude '46, University of Min­ in North-Centra1 Minnesota. !~ta. Field of Concentration: Plant Genetics. Philip Ralph Teske, Rochester B.S. with distinction '47, University of Min­ Frank A. Loewus, Duluth nesota. Field of Concentration: Agricultural B S '42 University of Minnesota. Major: Education. ~cultu;.ru Biochemistry. Minor: Organic Chemistry. Thesis: The Titration Curves of Malcolm Pickett Weiss, Minneapolis Electrodialyzed Starches. in Relation to Their B.B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Non-carbohydrate Constituents. Concentration: Geology. Shih-I Lu, Peking, China Chu-Yuan Wu, Shanghai, China B.S. '43, National University of Yunnan. B.S. '36, National University of Chekiang. Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Plant Ge­ Field of Concentration: Agricultural Eco­ netics. Thesis: Cultural Characters of Ustilago nomics. zeae mutants. William Chong-loh Wu, Nanking, Lorraine Berniece Monteith, Duluth China B.S. '43, Duluth State Teachers College. B.S. '40, University of Nanking. Major: Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. Minor: Forestry (Wood Technology). Minor: Agri­ Bacteriology. Thesis: Studies on the Sulfhydryl cultural Biochemistry. Thesis: The Pulping Groups of Milk Serum Protein. Properties of Decayed Aspen Wood (Populus tremuloides, Michx.) Infected by Fornes ig­ Rafael Antonio Olivencia, Rio Piedros, nmius (L.), Gill. by Soda Process. Puerto Rico B.S. in Agric. '48, University of Puerto Rico. Oscar C. Zoebisch, Albany Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Plant Pa­ B.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: thology. Thesis: Smut Reaction of Inbred Plant Genetics. Minor: Botany. Thesis: An Lines of Com in Relation to Their Combining Inheritance and Morphological Study of Ability in Top Crosses. Brittleness of Node in Maize.

Master of Science in Aeronautical Engineering Douglas Bonde Engum, St. Paul Paul Kji:ilseth, Toten, Norway B.Aero.E. '47, University of Minnesota. Field B.Aero.E. '48, University of Minnesota. Ma­ of Concentration: Aeronautical Engineering. jor: Aeronautical Engineering. Minor: Mathe­ matics. Thesis: The Buckling of Sandwich Didrik Christian Hveding, Oslo, Nor- Panels of Orthotropic Material. way Benjamin Phillip Martin, Ladysmith, B.Aero.E. with distinction '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Aero­ Wis. nautical Engineering. B.Aero.E. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Aeronautical Engineering. Sheldon Schwartz, New York, N.Y. B.Aero.E. '48, New York University. Field of Concentration: Aeronautical Engineering.

25 Master of Science in Civil Engineering Edmond Edouard Chapus, Nimes, Allen Ernest Cox, Minneapolis France B.C.E. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Graduate '48, Ecole Nationale Superieure des Civil Engineering (Soil Mechanics). Minor: Mines. Major: Civil Engineering. Minor: Civil Engineering (Hydraulics). Thesis: An Mathematics and Mechanics. Thesis: Entrance Investigation of the Bearing Power of Frozen Losses in Short Circular Conduits. Soils.

Master of Science in Dentistry James Robert Jensen, Minneapolis B.A. '44, D.D.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: Dentistry. Minor: Bacteriology. Thesis: The Histological Effects of Carboxy-Methyl­ Cellulose, Petrolatum, and Penicillin on the Rate of Bone Regeneration in Guinea Pigs, and the Radiographic Survey Following Peri­ apical Curettage in Clinical Cases.

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering Edwin George Albrecht, St. Louis Bryce John Fox, Van Hook, N.D. Park B.S.M.E. '43, University of North Dakota. B.M.E. with distinction '41, University of Major: Mechanical Engineering (Internal Minnesota. Major: Mechanical Engineering. Combustion Engines). Minor: Electrical En­ Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: Determination gineering. Thesis: Water and Alcohol-Water of Impact Stresses by Theoretical and Experi­ Mixtures as Internal Coolants. mental Analysis. Charles David May tum, Rochester John Worrall Berkman, Rochester B.M.E. with distinction '48, University of B.M.E. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Minnesota. Major: Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering (Machine Design) . (Machine Design). Minor: Mechanical En­ Minor: Mechanical Engineering (Internal gineering (Internal Combustion Engines). Combustion Engines) . Thesis: Dynamic Thesis: Magnetic Noise Analysis. Balancing by Electrical Networks. Barnard Elliot Smith, Minneapolis B.M.E. with distinction '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Mechanical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics and Mechanics. Thesis: Dynamic Pressure Measurements in a Journal Bearing.

Master of Science in Medicine Paul Joseph Bilka, New York, N.Y. B.S. '40, Trinity College; M.D. '43, Columbia College. Major: Medicine. Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: Pathological Anatomy of the Heart in Myxedema.

26 Master of Science in Neurosurgery John Arthur Hetherington, Indian- apolis, Ind. B.A. '41, M.D. '43, University of Indiana. Major: Neurosurgery. Minor: Neuropathology. Thesis: Gasserian Ganglion Tumors.

Master of Science in Obstetrics and Gynecology John Edwin Faber, Watertown, Wis. B.A. '32, M.D. '3,2, University of Wisconsin. Major: Obstetrics and Gynecology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Virilizing Solid Ovarian Tumors.

Master of Science in Pediatrics John Franklin Drumheller, Sunbury, Pa. B.A. '40, Susquehanna University; M.D. '43, Temple University. Major: Pediatrics. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Electro.encephalographic Study of Convulsive Disorders in Children.

Master of Science in Urology Joseph Harold Kaplan, Chicago, Ill. B.S. '37, M.D. '37, University of Illinois. Major: Urology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Multicentric Origin of Papillary Tu­ mors of the Urinary Tract.

Master of Social Work Rose Elizabeth Snyder, Bottineau, N.D. B.A. '35, University of North Dakota. Field of Concentration: Social Work.

Doctor of Philosophy Eli Donald Besser, Minneapolis Carl Emanuel Carlson, St. Paul B.Cb.E. '37, M.S. in Ch.E. '41, University B.A. '27, University of Alberta; M.A. '32, of Minnesota. Major: Chemical Engineer. University of Minnesota. Majors: History and ing. Minor: Biochemistry. Thesis: An Experi. Education. Thesis: The Adjustment of the mental Study of Dielectric Drying. Major Ad· Swedish Immigrants to the American Public Wet: Prof. E. L. Piret. School System in the Northwest. Major Ad­ viser: Prof. A. C. Krey. Claude Wesley Bice, St. Paul B.8; '40, !'1.S. '43, Kansas State College. Robert Louis Collin, Alfred, N.Y. ~Jor: Agricultural Biochemistry. Minor: Bac. B.S. cum laude '45, Alfred University; M.S. IIeriol~. Thesis: A Study of Certain Bio­ '45, University of Illinois. Major: Physical chemIcal Cbanges Occurring in Bread during Chemistry. Minor: Physics. Thesis: The Crys­ Storage. Major Adviser: Prof. W. F. Geddes. tal Structures of Hydrazine and Hydrogen Peroxide. Major Adviser: Prof. W. N. Lips­ comb. 27 Henry Damon Colson, Bemidji Keh-shing Koo, Kiating, Kiangsu, B.A. magna cum laude '41, University of China Minnesota. Major: Mathematics. Minor: B.S. '38, Nantung University. Major: Plant Physics. Thesis: An Existence Theorem for Genetics. Minor: Plant Physiology. Thesis. a Generalized Riemann-Stieltjes Integral. Inheritance of Reaction to Stern Rust and Major Adviser: Prof. R. H. Cameron. Other Characters in Crosses of Timstein with Thatcher, Newthatch and Mida. Major Ad. Ramachandra Narayan Desai, Savant- viser: Prof. H. K. Hayes. Wadi, India G.B'y.C. '36, Bombay Veterinary College; A.LD.R.L '42, Indian Dairy Research Insti­ Abraham Seth Levine, New York, tute; M.S. '48, Michigan State College, Major: N.Y. Animal Husbandry. Minor: Plant Genetics. B.A. '41, State University of Iowa; M.A. '47 Thesis: An Estimation of Heritability of Fer­ University of Minnesota. Major: Psychology: tility in Sheep. Major Adviser: Prof. L. M. Minors: Educational Psychology and Biosta. Winters. tistics. Thesis: A Psycho-Analogies Test as an Evaluation Instrument for Psychology Students. George Edmund Peter Eastwood, Major Adviser: Prof. D. G. Paterson. Spiritwood, Saskatchewan, Canada B.E. '44, University of Saskatchewan. Major: Song-Seng Liou, Wusih, Kiangsu, Geology. Minors: Physics and Mathematics. China Thesis: The Origin and Geologic History of B.S. '43, National Central University; M.S. the Snake Rapids Pluton, Saskatchewan. Ma­ '46, Cornell University. Major: Agricultural jor Adviser: Prof. G. M. Schwartz. Economics. Minors: Economics and Sociology. Abram W. Epp, Lincoln, Neb. Thesis: Possibilities of Improving the Chinese Agricultural Situation through Industrializa. B.Sc. in Agric. '33, M.A. '37, University of tion. Major Adviser: Prof. O. B. Jesness. Nebraska. Major: Agricultural Economics. Minor: Economics: Thesis: An Analysis of Adjustments in Farm Organization in Pawnee Oscar William Muckenhirn, Minne- County, Nebraska, to Meet Soil Conservation apolis Needs. Major Adviser: Prof. G. A. Pond. B.S. ' 38, M.S. ' 38, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Major: Electrical Engineering. WaIter Frank Johnson, Jr., Okemos, Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: An Investiga­ Mich. tion of Ferro-Impregnated Plastic Tapes, with B.S. with distinction '40, M.A. '42, Univer­ Especial Reference to Magnetic Recording sity of Minnesota. Major: Educational Psy­ and Reproduction. Major Adviser: Prof. H. E. chology. Minor: Education. Thesis: A Study Hartig. of the Efficiency of Certain Factors for Pre­ dicting Achievement of Veterans at the Junior Robert Spencer Mullin, Norfolk, Va. College Level in the College of Science, Lit­ B.S. '34, Hampden-Sydney College; M.S. '37, erature, and the Arts at the University of Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Major: Plant Minnesota. Major Adviser: Prof. C. G. Wrenn. Pathology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Stem Rust in Virginia. Major Adviser: Prof. E. C. Stak. vVarren Frederick Johnson, Minne- man. apolis B.A. '41, University of Oklahoma. Major: Akira Omachi, Minneapolis Physical Chemistry. Minor: Analytical Chem­ istry. Thesis: An Investigation of the Kinetics B.A. '44, University of Buffalo. Major: Physi­ of Reactions in Detergent Solutions. Major ology. Minor: Physiological Chemistry. Thesis: Adviser: Prof. L. 1. Smith. Studies in Intermediary Metabolism with the Use of Isotopic Carbon. Major Adviser: Prof. \Villiam Frederick Kelley, Milwaukee, M. B. Visscher. Wis. B.A. cum laude '36, Ph.L. '38, M.A. '39, Chowdhry Mohammad Rafique, S.T.L. '46, St. Louis University. Major: Edu­ Lahore, Pakistan cational Administration. Minor: Educational B.Sc. '33, M.Sc. '34, Punjab University. Major: Psychology. Thesis: The Inservice Improve­ Agricultural Biochemistry. Minor: Bacteriology. ment of College Instruction in Catholic Col­ Thesis: Studies on the Constitution of the leges for Women. Major Adviser: Prof. M. G. Polysaccharides of Guar Gum. Major Adviser: Neale. Prof. Fred Smith.

28 Arthur Rae Reynolds, Greeley, Colo. Christopher Harold Stone, Pasadena, Jl.A '37 Pennsylvania State Teachers College; Calif. M.A. '43. University of Minn~sota.. Majo~: B.A. '35, Pasadena College; M.A. '38, Univer­ If tory. Minor: Geography. TheSIS: WIsconsIn sity of Southern California. Major: Psychology. L IS bering Frontier: The Daniel Shaw Lum­ Minor: Educational Psychology. Thesis: A b: Company. Major Adviser: Prof. E. S. Personnel Study of Newspapermen. Major Osgood. Adviser: Prof. D. G. Paterson. Irving Simos, St. Paul Babette Taylor, Kansas City, Mo. Jl.A. '43, M.A. '44, U~iversity of Minn~ota. B.A. '44, Washington University; M.S. '45, Major: Psychology. MInor: NeuropsychIatry. Yale University. Major: Zoology. Minor: Thesis: The ~osen~weig P~ Study. as Used Botany. Thesis: Adaptation to Lactose Fer­ with psychiatnc PatIents. Major AdVIser: Prof. mentation in Yeast. Major Adviser: Prof. P. E. Meehl. H. B. Steinbach. Orrin John Webster, Lincoln, Neb. B.S. '34, M.S. '40, University of Nebraska. Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Plant Pa­ thology. Thesis: Genetics and Morphology of Rachis Internode Length in Barley. Major Adviser: Prof. C. R. Burnham.

Doctor of Philosophy in Medicine Clifford Felix Gastineau, Pawnee, Okla. B.A. '40, M.D. '43, University of Oklahoma. Major: Internal Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: A Study of the Excretion of Chorionic Gonadotrophin. Major Adviser: Dr. A. Albert.

29 CAPS AND GOWNS

AN EXPLANATION In the medieval city, clothing not unlike that worn by those participating in this commencement was common. The modem 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 sleev~ 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, Philosophr. purple, Law; green, Medicine; and pink, Music. Public Health is shown bf 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 sleeve. The trimming may be either 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 indio 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 College of Pharmacy ...... olive Law School ...... purpJe College of Medical Sciences ...... green Graduate School ...... black

30 On the Eve of Its Centennial THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Announces Its jUllc eommcllccmcllt 1950

MEMORIAL STADIUM SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 10 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK Universitg 0/ Minnesota THE BOARD OF REGENTS

Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Secretary Mr. Julius A. Schmahl, Treasurer

The Honorable Fred B. Snyder, Minneapolis First Vice President and Chairman The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Cloud 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 George W. Lawson, St. Paul The Honorable Albert J. Lobb, 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 commencements in the Memorial Stadium, and with due regard to the solemnity of these occasions, be it resolved by the Board of Regents that there be printed in the programs of all commencements held in the Memorial Stadium a request that there be no smoking in the Stadium proper. ~ltis Is Vour Universitu

The University of Minnesota: "FOUNDED IN THE FAITH THAT MEN ARE ENNOBLED BY UNDERSTANDING, DEDICATED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING AND THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH, DEVOTED TO THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUTH AND THE WELFARE OF THE STATE"-this is your University.

CHARTERE~ in ~ebruary~ 1851, by.the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Min· nesota, the UmveISlty of Mmnesota will next year celebrate its one hundredth birthday. While nearing this milestone, 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 suc· ceeded is indicated by the number of doctors, lawyers, engineers, social workers, journal· ists, dentists, farmers, businessmen, and community and civic leaders in all fields-good citizens all-who have gone from its several campuses to actively participate in the upgrading of the welfare of the citizens of our state. During the period of its existence, the University has awarded 101,344 degrees to its students who have completed the rigorous training demanded by the complexities and specialization of modem society. In addition to the enormous task of giving collegiate instruction to some twenty-two 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, horne demonstration 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 laboratories 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 interest 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 va­ rieties 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 horne of the Minneapolis Symphony, the University Artists Course, radio station KUOM, the University Theatre, and of the local performances of the M!!tropolitan Opera Com­ pany. 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 because it is the second largest state university in the nation, but because of the extent and quality of its services from which they, their families, communities, and organizations benefit. Their interest in their University is a dynamic, living thing and expresses itself in many ways. Contri­ butions from them now make it possible for the great Mayo Memorial building and for the new Variety Club Heart Hospital to be erected over the corning months. Through the American Legion and auxiliary posts all over the state, thousands of friends have made relatively small gifts to provide an endowed research professorship in heart dis­ eases. Gifts to the Greater University Fund, each appropriately called "A Share in Great­ ness," now being made especially by alumni, are worthy of special mention. All students at the University, their families and friends are invited to continue their enthusiasm and interest in the University of Minnesota. Graduates are especially urged to identify themselves with the University Alumni Association and the Greater Univer­ sity Fund and to return as frequently as possible to visit us here at the University. Order "/ events *

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 knowing that the Flemish bells are being played from Northrop Memorial Auditorium, Mr. Edward Berryman, Instructor in Music, at the con­ so1e. Admission to the commencement exercises in Memorial Stadium is by guest ticket only. No seats are reserved. All open entrances to' the Stadium may be used.

PRELUDE CONCERT: From 7:30 to 8:00 p.m., the University of Minne­ sota Concert Band, Mr. Gerald Prescott, M.A., Bandmaster and Associate Pro­ fessor of Music, conducting. Northwards from Four Way Suite Coates Overture to William Tell - - Rossini Symphony in Bb, First Movement Schubert Tale of the Vienna Woods, Waltzes Strauss Selections from Coppelia Suite - - DeIibes

PROCESSIONALS: March and Procession of Bacchus from the ballet "Sylvia" - - Delibes Allegro Maestoso from the "Water Music" - - Handel March from "Der Freischutz" Weber March from "Tannhauser" Wagner

PROCESSIONAL: The processional, made up of all candidates for degrees, faculty members and regents will march from Northrop Field 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; College 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, enter 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 (I/8vents

THE NATIONAL ANTHEM: The entire audience, still standing, and Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, M.A., Assistant 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 Alfred S. Wagner, Assistant Director, Newman Foundation, and Member, Minnesota Council of Religion.

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 C. H. Schabacker, CAC, USA, Professor of Military Science and Tactics; Captain C. M. Sullivan, USN, Professor of Naval Science; and Major W. H. Grierson, 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 Schabacker; the commissions by staff mem­ bers 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 candi­ dates for certificates and degrees. They are, in order of their introduction: Dean Julius M. Nolte, LL.B., University Extension; Assistant Dean Alfred L. Vaughan, Ph.D., General College; Assistant Dean J. W. Buchta, Ph.D., College of Science, Literature, and the Arts and Chairman of the Faculty, University College; Dean Athelstan Spilhaus, D.Sc., Institute of Technology; Dean Clyde H. Bailey, Ph.D., College of Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary Medicine; Dean W. E. Peik, Ph.D., College of Education; Dean R. L. Kozelka, 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.

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS: With Vice President Malcolm M. Willey presiding, all members of the June graduating class will pass across the stage III columns of four and will receive their diplomas. 5 Order o/8vents

CONFERRING OF THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY. Candidates for this degree will be presented individually by Dean Blegen t~ Prcsident Morrill, who will confer the degrees.

CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREE: Dean Blegen will present Dr. Elmer Edgar Stoll of Minnesota to President Morrill for the degree, Doctor of Humane Letters. ELMER EDGAR STOLL Graduate of \Vooster College, of Harvard University, and of the University of Munich; eminent citizen of the world of literary scholarship; long a uniquely valuable member of the faculty of the University of Minnesota-because you have earned universal recog· nition as the foremost of living Shakespeare scholars, because you have brought to the consideration of central problems in criticism the genius of illuminated common sense, great erudition, scrupulous intellectual integrity, and brilliant literary insights, the Regents of the University of Minnesota, upon recommendation of the faculties, this tenth day of June, nineteen hundred and fifty, confer upon you, Elmer Edgar Stoll, the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa, with all the rights and privileges pertaining to that degree.

"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, \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.

TAPS: The University Concert Band.

The University wishes to express its regret over the fact that long overdue repairs on the Stadium seats, presently under way, will inconvenience a small proportion of our guests thiJ ' evening who must be seated on the concrete steps rather than on the regular wooden seats.

6 eaHdidatcs lor eommissioNS

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

DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS

First Lieutenant, Dental Corps, ORC Richard P. Cook, St. Cloud Oliver W. Johnson, St. Paul Theodore H. Dedolph, Braham Odin M. Langsjoen, St. Peter Paul W. Fleming, St. Cloud Donald M. Mishek, St. Paul Francis F. Franta, Jr., St. Paul Thomas A. Rogstad, Detroit Lakes Laverne Hanson, Minneapolis Harold L. Skinner, Minneapolis

First Lieutenant, Medical Corps, ORC William A. Autrey, Minneapolis Donald M. Larson, St. Peter John J. Dwyer, Fargo, N.D. Leighton Walter Larson, Minneapolis Evan Sherman Ellison, Minneapolis Barton L. Lewis, St. Paul Donald Andrew Gilsdorf, Wabasha John B. O'Leary, Waverly Leonard W. Goldman, Minneapolis Paul A. Peterson, Jr., Mountain Iron John B. Hayes, Minneapolis George T. Tani, St. Paul Arvid J. Houglum, Perley

First Lieutenant, Medical Service Corps, ORC David A. Hester, Minneapolis Roger S. Reid, Minneapolis Eli Kokotovich, Hibbing George F. Reisdorf, St. Cloud Abbie N. Larson, Jr., Minneapolis Vernon R. Richards, Minneapolis John J. Mondati, Ely Vernon H. Wold, Fergus Falls

Second Lieutenant, Coast Artillery Corps, ORC David C. Darrell, St. Paul Harold M. Nirschl, Fergus Falls Eugene L. Grimm, Minneapolis Dennis L. Norrell, Fingal, N.D. George T. James, Minneapolis Melvin W. Ohman, Jr., Minneapolis Farrell F. Johnson, St. Cloud Lawrence C. Paulson, St. Paul Elton A. Kuderer, Wilton, Wis. Alfred W. Powers, Minneapolis Lyle G. Landstrom, Minneapolis John M. Sanderson, Jr., Minneapolis Thomas J. LeVasseur, Jr., Minneapolis Charles W. Schabacker, Minneapolis Robert N. MacLeod, Isle John L. Silvernale, Minneapolis Harold S. Nelson, Jr., Minneapolis Girard L. Stewart, Cloquet 7 Second lieutenant, Corps of Engineers, ORC John C. Ekvall, St. Paul Albert S. Komatsu, Minneapolis James L. Engdahl, St. Paul Rollin C. Noble, Littlefork Robert E. Foster, Minneapolis Robert H. Owens, Wadena Herbert G. Gish, Fort Snelling Charles H. Reeve, Jr., Hibbing Harold K. Herland, Minneapolis Gordon J. Smith, Parkers Prairie Rodney W. Johnson, Duluth Dwight E. \Vilson, Minneapolis

Second lieutenant, Ordnance Department, ORC John C. Burgeson, St. Paul Laurence C. McGrath, St. Paul Charles W. Cable, St. Paul George E. Melink, Hibbing Gene E. Harnack, Minneapolis Quintin A. Narum, Minneapolis John K. Hodgdon, Minneapolis Herbert B. Putnam, St. Paul Lawrence M. Holland, Minneapolis Edward E. Sebesta, Minneapolis James A. R. Johnson, Minneapolis William J. Semple, St. Paul John A. Johnson, Superior, Wis. Robert J. Somers, Fond du Lac, Wis. Richard J. Kostamo, Duluth Stuart C. Tapp, Ely James A. Kruse, Minneapolis Richard C. Walsh, St. Paul Milton F. Lindgren, St. Paul

Second lieutenant, Quartermaster Corps, ORC Donald D. Baustian, Braham Donald A. Kincade, Syracuse, N.Y. James William Bissonnette, Minne- Dean N. Koetz, Winona apolis William R. Mitchell, St. Paul Donald N. Borgen, Excelsior Richard A. Nash, Minneapolis John A. Brown, Waterbury, Conn. Donald R. Ostrum, Robbinsdale Clarence A. Davis, Jr., St. Paul Donald E. Parker, St. Paul Lawrence E. Dorner, St. Paul George R. Petraborg, Minneapolis Darrel F. Dreier, South St. Paul Richard B. Porter, Duluth James H. Foss, Prairie du Chien, Wis. Thomas W. Pritchett, Minneapolis Thomas B. Foster, St. Paul James W. Remund, Waseca Douglas E. Fox, Excelsior Ervin H. Shipstead, Winona Ludwig Frankenberger, Minneapolis Marion D. Stadum, Ada Arnold D. Gruys, Maple Lake Burt E. Swanson, Two Harbors Hollis G. Jay, Virginia Ronald H. Swanson, Minneapolis Larry E. Jeffries, Minneapolis Forrest W. Watson, Red Wing John R. Kelly, Minneapolis

Second lieutenant, Signal Corps, ORC Roger R. Bettin, Lakefield Robert L. Pearson, Duluth Marvin Oscar Bihlaja, Hibbing Richard A. Peterson, Minneapolis Robert A. Kegel, Larimore, N.D. Lester K. Tate, Austin Glenn C. Lung, St. Paul Vladimir \V. Vranesh, Hibbing Philip R. MacTaggart, Minneapolis 8 Second lieutenant, Transportation Corps, ORC John Q. Adams, Jr., Minneapolis Allan R. Markert, St. Paul Irving L. Anderson,

DEPARTMENT OF AIR SCIENCE AND TACTICS Second lieutenant, USAF Reserve Thomas T. Aamodt, St. Paul Miles F. Kanne, Minneapolis Harold R. Brown, Carlton Richard L. Karpen, Hastings Marlowe F. Bullis, St. Paul Maurice B. Kasen, Two Harbors Rutherford F. Burr, Minneapolis Donald E. Keefe, Minneapolis Duane W. Cady, Minneapolis Kenneth C. Kippley, Minneapolis Herald I. Carlson, Corvuso Donald A. Lambert, Minneapolis James H. Casey, St. Paul Donald T. Lounberg, Minneapolis Gerald Erickson, Amery, Wis. Marshall N. Madsen, Willmar William H. Forsberg, Minneapolis Otto P. Majewske, International Falls Marvin H. Franzen, Minneapolis Dennis D. McElfish, Massena, Iowa Robert W. Gatz, Belle Plaine Ross B. Naegele, Minneapolis Walter F. Geisinger, Anoka John D. Pearson, Ogilvie George C. Gubbins, Jr., Minneapolis John A. Peltier, Chokio Robert W. Hahn, Ottumwa, Iowa John D. Peterson, Minneapolis Jack W. Hanson, Minneapolis Raymond J. Prozinski, Minneapolis Henry E. Hennis, Lewisville Richard T. Scanlan, St. Paul Clement E. Hunter, Minneapolis Phillip J. Schaub, St. Paul Virgil M. Israelson, Hillman Wayne L. Seagren, Minneapolis Bertil E. Johnson, Minneapolis Oliver C. Sheldon, Rake, Iowa James S. Johnston, St. Paul Howard R. Tappe, Minneapolis Francis R. Jones, Rochester DEPARTMENT OF NAVAL SCIENCE Ensign, USN Kenneth Edward Heidelberg, Minne­ Jerome Douglas Swalen, Minneapolis apolis Robert Charles Thyberg, Ridgewood, Warren Russell Jorve, St. Paul N.J. Robelt Henry Lindquist, Minneapolis 9 Ensign, USNR Preston Charles Haglin, Minneapolis Ensign, SC, USN John Edward Hogan, Janesville Robert Lloyd Rice, Minneapolis Ensign, SCS, USNR Edward Hamar Vlilliams, Minneapolis Second lieutenant, USMC vVarren Richard Johnson, Minneapolis

eaHdidates lor graduatioH Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the spring quarter, degrees will be conferred as indicated on those listed below and upon such others as may meet the graduation requirement.

GENERAL EXTENSION DIVISION Business Certificate John E. Buril, St. Paul Richard O. Long, White Bear Lake Grace M. Finck, St. Paul Stanley M. Nielsen, St. Paul Dan Nels Hansen, St. Paul John O. Roosen, Minneapolis Althea J. Lindholm, Minneapolis Norris G. Swanburg, St. Paul

GENERAL COLLEGE Associate in Arts Donald Burton Anderson, Minne­ Douglas Charles Bratt, Minneapolis apolis Donald Brody, Minneapolis \Valter Lewis Andrea, St. Paul John Burke Calvin, Minneapolis William Robert Anthony, Minne- Ronald Wentworth Carlson, Minne- apolis apolis Douglas Duane Arndt, Hopkins Roy Aron Carlson, St. Paul Richard John Axelson, Minneapolis Robert Patrick Childers, St. Paul . Edward Bialick, Minneapolis Cyril Case Clements, Jr., Mankalio Barbara Bea Blomholm, International David Wells Clutter, Minneapolis Falls John Robert Coan, Jr., Minneapolis 10 ph Kenneth Crose, Albert Lea Joan Harriet Kurtzman, Minneapolis ~~:nelius Bruce Crowley, St. Louis Betty June Lawler, St. Paul William Benton Leach, Minneapolis Park k M· I· · I Barker Dam roger, mneapo IS Ronald Franklyn Leonard, St. Paul Pau D . M· I· Richard Brooks argl~, mn~apo IS Erwin Ansel Lichten, Minneapolis an Helen Davey, Mmneapohs Jean Irene Lontz, Maple Plain J\n Edward. Donham, Minneapolis Warren Arthur Lundberg, West ~alter Charles Dooley, Minneapolis St. Paul Barbara Louise Doyle, International Richard Lowell Lundgren, Columbia Fall Heights Albert Charles Durand, St. Paul Gordon Blaikie MacKay, St. Paul Wallace Homer Eggen, Minneapolis Joan Therese McDonnell, St. Paul William Oscar Erickson, White Bear Marjorie Ann Meixner, St. Paul Lake Allen Custer Mickle, Minneapolis Gerald Nicholas F~r~ello, St. Paul Jerrold Thomsen Miller, Minneapolis Francis Anthony Flhpczak, St. Paul Anne Moberg, Clinton John Clyde Fish, St. Paul Carlton Anthony Moberg, Clinton ·Wayne Anthony Foley, Minneapolis Robert James Morris, Minneapolis Douglas Emerson Fruen, Minneapolis George Edward Morrison, III, St. Paul Wilberta Leatris Gamelin, South Charles Raymond Munsey, Minne- st. Paul apolis Albert Max Gendler, Austin Eugene Everett Murphy, Minneapolis James Peter Gilbert, Minneapolis Edmund Francis Murray, Minneapolis Carolyn Audrey Glaser, Hollywood, John Edgar Nelson, Jr., Minneapolis Calif. Marilyn Jean Neuhardt, Minneapolis Arthur Ted Goldberg, Minneapolis Charlotte Ann O'Heron, Minneapolis Donald Edison Grant, St. Paul Robert Arthur Paczkowski, Minne- Richard John Griswold, Minneapolis apolis Richard John Haag, Minneapolis Harley Hulbert Peet, Minneapolis Stuart Allen Hace, North St. Paul Harold Edwin Peters, Minneapolis Denis Henry Haines, Minneapolis Wilford Gene Peterson, Minneapolis Jack Lancelot Hanson, Ponsford Donald James Reding, Minneapolis Vivian Marie Hecker, st. Paul Charles Bartson Rodger, Minneapolis William Edward Hellerstedt, Robbins- John Davis Rogers, Minneapolis dale Roger Curtis Sathre, Minneapolis Betty Ruth Higgins, Minneapolis Jerome Joseph Scanlon, St. Paul Carmita Louise Hitt, St. Paul Anna Pauline Schell, st. Paul Donald Vance Hull, Minneapolis Jack Francis Schneider, Lake Elmo. Donald Leigh Jensen, St. Paul Clement David Seng, Minneapolis Inman Henry Johnson, St. Paul Jack Harold Shephard, Minneapolis Quinn Richard Johnson, Minneapolis Mary Jane Sherritt, Minneapolis Vivian Edith Johnson, Forest Lake James Peter Sorenson, White Bear Philip James Just, St. Paul Lake Gerald Mitchell Kenyon, Hibbing Robert Thomas Starr, St. Paul Nancy L. King, Minneapolis Wilbert Jerome Steffen, St. Paul Georgia J; Kleason, St. Paul Robert Marvin Steward, Minneapolis Gordon Roger Knowles, Minneapolis Bruce Edmund Stewart, Minneapolis David Herman Knutson, Crookston Charles Jeffrey Sulzbach, Minneapolis James Henry Koch, Kilkenny Ole Kristian Svendsen, Mora Mary Ann Kubes, New Prague Frank James Svoboda, St. Paul Lois Elaine Kumm, Minneapolis Irene Marie Swankle, st. Paul 11 Roxane Lillian Swenson, Bayport Therese Antoinette Vondenberger, \Vayne Louis Szczeck, Minneapolis . Minneapolis Howard Richard Tappe, Superior, Curtis Owen \Valberg, Minneapolis Wis. Kermit Ervin Wheeler, st. Paul Ray Ruble Teeter, Fairmont Richard Milford \Vickworth, St. Paul George Hamlin Town, Minneapolis Betty Williams, St. Paul Charles Virgil Townsend, St. Louis Fred Beriah \Vright, Minneapolis Park Matthew Zats, St. Paul Donald Stewart Van Gorp, Minne­ John Harlow Zesbaugh, Minneapolis apolis

COllEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS Associate in liberal Arts Marilyn Elaine Adelman, St. Paul Charles Bartholow Lundquist, Min- Ralph Stanton Atlas, Minneapolis neapolis Margaret Anne Berg, Minneapolis Joyce Orphie Miller, Minneapolis John Woodrow Borden, St. Paul Elizabeth C. Okey, St. Paul Theodore Lee Boston, st. Paul Florence Irene O'Rourke, Wibaux, Claire Anne Buckeye, Mankato Mont. Lawrence Leo Callander, Minneapolis LaVaun Lois Pcterson, St. Paul Joy Galina Clauson, Minneapolis Raymond John Prozinski, Minneapolis Joan Gretchen Eichhorn, Hill City William E. Rasmussen, Minneapolis Bruce August Flatin, St. Louis Park Faye Maxine Ritter, \Vinnebago John Alfred Forsmark, Minneapolis Adrian James Rygg, Minneapolis Ross Mitchell Gamble, Albert Lea Jean Elizabeth Sembla, Minneapolis Shirley Cooperman Geismar, St. Paul Clarice Ida Sherman, Minneapolis Barbara Ceil Gess, Minneapolis Nancy Joan Smith, Minneapolis Gordon Nelmer Glain, Crookston Billy John Stoll, Minneapolis Nadine Grill, Minneapolis :Marcella Patricia Taylor, Minneapolis Robert George Grolla, West St. Paul Marilyn Ruth Thompson, Minneapolis Richard Gordon Ingram, St. Paul Robert Harry \Valker, Minneapolis James Arthur Isca, Minneapolis Lavina Jane \Vebster, Minneapolis Donald Arthur Johnson, l'vlinneapolis Lois Jeannette \Viggs, Minneapolis Violet Ann Kallman, Chicago, Ill. George Richard Williams, St. Paul Gloria Mae Kaplan, St. Paul Diane Joy \Vi11iamson, Minneapolis Josephine Joy Kossove, Anthon, Iowa George Curtis Ziegler, St. Paul Joyce Marie Lambert, Minneapolis Lawrence John Zollar, Grenville, S.D.

Bachelor of Arts Harold Burton Adams, Minneapolis LuciIIe Margaret Almon, Minneapolis, Milton Edgar Adams, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE James Thomas Adkins, Minneapolis Barbara Ann Andcrson, Minneapolis Herman Aeziman, Minneapolis Donald Andrew Anderson, Minne- Charles LeRoy Alden, Ames, Iowa, apolis , CUM LAUDE Leo Sheridan Anderson, International Thomas Fulmer Allen, St. Paul Falls 12 Mary Christine Anderson, St. Paul Burton Harry Boersma, Minneapolis Norman Paul Anderson, Minneapolis Jack Lee Bogle, Excelsior Oscar Donald Anderson, Buffalo Marjorie Ellen Bonnell, Anoka Ralph Adolph Anderson, St. Paul Corinne Mildred Borg, Minneapolis Ralph Edward Anderson, Minneapolis Pierre Jean Boutan, Gournay, France, Ralph Henning Anderson, Willmar CUM LAUDE Richard Wellis Anderson, St. Paul Paul Frederick Bowlin, Minneapolis, Robert William Anderson, A.A., MAGNA CUM LAUDE Kennedy Barbara Doris Brabec, Minneapolis Virginia Esther Anderson, Minne- Henry Erwin Brandt, Wells apolis Donald Herbert Bratt, Minneapolis Marilyn Elizabeth Andresen, Minne- John Nelson Bratt, Minneapolis, CUM apolis LAUDE Margaret Andrews, Minneapolis, CUM Robert Wade Brautigam, Minneapolis LAUDE Dorothy Jean Brevick, Minneapolis Donald Lee Arneson, Hendricks Milton Samuel Brin, Minneapolis Adelaide Constance Arness, Minne- Bernard Frank Brodersen, Minneapolis apolis Elliot Burt Brown, St. Paul Richard Douglas Babcock, New Jean de Louis Brown, Minneapolis Hampton, Iowa John Albert Brown, A.L.A., Water- Austin John Baillon, st. Paul bury, Conn. Roger Clayton Bakke, Minneapolis Paul Frederic Brown, A.L.A., Minne- Marjorie Avery Bakkila, Duluth apolis George Mark Ballis, Faribault Ted Wolf Bryan, Wayzata Hobart Melvin Banks, Jr., Minneapolis Stephen Farrington Buck, Washing- Peter John Bann, Hibbing ton, D.C. Eleanor Miriam Barnes, Minneapolis Patricia Mary Budde, Minneapolis Thomas Joseph Barnes, Minneapolis William Lee Bumford, Thermopolis, Thomas Frederick Barnhart, Jr., Min- Wyo. neapolis Irving Ray Burling, Minneapolis Bruce Merton Bartel, Navarre, CUM Thomas Patrick Burns, Minneapolis LAUDE Gerry Georgia Busse, St. Paul Richard John Bartl, South St. Paul Devon Royce Butterfield, Minneapolis Kent Lorenz Beardsley, Mystic, Conn. Richard Raymond Byers, St. Paul Richard Ole Becken, Minneapolis Byron John Cacharelis, Minneapolis Mary Margaret Becker, St. Paul Thomas H. Caley, Jr.; Minneapolis Kathryn Justine Behling, Moorhead Joseph Albert Callan, Minneapolis, James Charles Benson, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Roger Alden Benson, Vesta Richard Harlan Cammack, Stevens LaVonne B. Bergstrom, Wadena, CUM Point, Wis. LAUDE Earl EIarth Cammock, Minneapolis, Martin B. Berkowitz, St. Paul MAGNA CUM LAUDE Paul Dee Berrisford, St. Paul Catherine Ann Carey, Two Harbors James William Bingham, St. Paul Thomas Edmund Carey, Jr., Red Sigvard M. Birkeland, Minneapolis Wing William Howard Bixby, A.L.A., St. Jean Effal Carlin, Minneapolis, CUM Paul LAUDE Myron H. Blanch, Minneapolis Stanford Thomas Carlson, Dawson George Ralph Blanton, Vero Beach, Joyce Carolyn Carter, Fairmont Fla. Jimmy Glenn Cedarleaf, St. Paul Jack Peter Blomgren, Milltown, Wis. Ralph A. Champlin, San Mateo, Calif. 13 Marilyn Ann Chelstrom, A.L.A., Min­ Charles Francis Dicken, Eugene, Ore., neapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE David Reginald Chisholm, Chippewa Kent Darkley Dixon, Minneapolis Falls, Wis. Martha W ortll Doan, A.A., Duluth , Raymond Peter Ciagne, Eveleth MAGNA CUM LAUDE Florence Ann Clancy, Aberdeen, S.D. Myron Irving Doebler, Princeton Willard Patrick Clark, B.S.L., Min- Ray \Varren Doherty, Superior, Wis. neapolis Henry Lester Dolan, st. Paul William Melville Coffiand, Minne- James Adrian Donaldson, Foley, CUM apolis LAUDE Betty Muggley Coffman, St. Paul William Cyril Don Carlos, Minne- James Albert Cole, Jr., Minneapolis apolis Richard Howind Cole, A.A., Excelsior Robert LaMoine Dowling, St. Paul Thomas Paul Coleman, A.A., Stanch- Ted Emil Downer, Minneapolis field, CUM LAUDE James Giere Drake, St. Paul, SUMMA Donald Harold Cook, Green Bay, CUM LAUDE Wis. Robert Frederick Drescher, Hibbing Clifford Darrell Coover, Shelby, Del Rose Marie Dubbs, Pine River Mont., CUM LAUDE Thomas Dennis Duffy, St. Thomas, Tbomas Hoskins Copeland, Jr., Min­ N.D. neapolis Raymond E. Dunham, St. Paul Shirley M. Corrigan, R.N., Minne- Catharine Hunter Dunning, St. Paul' apolis Judith Edes, Glen Lake, CUM LAUDE Doris Mae Crowley, Minneapolis James Fiterman Ehrlich, Minneapolis Elizabeth Anne Curran, Minneapolis Alvar Oliver Elbing, Jr., Minneapolis Eleanor Jean Dahl, Minneapolis, CUM Marguerite Helen Elias, Duluth LAUDE Audrey Vaughan Elliott, Charlotte, Frederick Roy Dahl, Minneapolis, N.C. MAGNA CUM LAUDE Marie Katherine Elsen, Hasty Solveig Albertson Dahl, Glendale, George Mayo Elwinger, A.A., Calif. Rochester John Horton Daniels, Jr., Minncapolis James Joseph Emmer, Minneapolis Eugene Carlos Danielson, Ortonville Morris Theodore Eng, St. Paul Robert Walter Danielson, Minne- Paul Gilbert Enger, Fargo, N.D., apolis, CUM LAUDE MAGNA CUM LAUDE Edwin Barnard" Darby, Owatonna Eric Njordr Ericson, Washington, Charles Fournier Dare, Elk River D.C. Donn D. Darsow, Minneapolis Burrell Robert Ernst, Jr., B. Naval George Joseph Dastyck, Jr., Austin, Science, Coleraine CUM LAUDE Theodore Adolph Estrem, Jr., Hibbing Robert Dick Davis, St. Paul Stanley John Evans, Jr., Minneapolis Jane Lea Davison, Minneapolis, CUM George Brown Ewens, Virginia LAUDE Floyd Hamilton Fahlen, Minneapolis James Windsor Decker, Minneapolis Herbert Fantle, St. Paul, MAGNA CUM Hans \Valter Degner, Lewisville LAUDE Thomas LaMar Dekko, Gary Betty May Farber, Eau Claire, ,Wis. Suzanne DeLaittre, Minneapolis John Adams Farmer, Minneapolis Frank Henry Delaney, Jr., St. Paul Raymond Leroy Farmer, Minneapolis Arthur Edwin Devlin, Buffalo, N.Y., Robert Faro, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Thomas Terence Feeney, Fargo, N.D. Elliot Colter Dick, Minneapolis James Frederick Feilzer, Minneapolis 14 Morton Jack Feinberg, A.A., Minne- Charles Reilly Goswitz, St. Paul apolis . . . Richard Edward Gottenborg, Detroit Lowel Irving Flgen, Mmneapohs Lakes Charles John FiIImore, St. Paul, Herbert J. Graebner, St. Paul MAGNA CUM LAUDE Margaret Sarah Grant, St. Paul Haskel Abraham Fishman, St. Paul Barbara Hasberg Green, A.L.A., William Mahar Fletcher, Minneapolis Minneapolis Mary Jean Flumerfelt, Minneapolis Stuart Lyman Greenberg, Minne- Robert Eliot Flynn, Detroit Lakes apolis Marcia Milre Forman, Minneapolis Bruce Alden Gregory, Minneapolis Mary Elizabeth Fossen, Minneapolis Ernest Victor Griffith, Carlotta, Calif. John Stanley Franklin, Dawson Bert Merrill Gross, Minneapolis, Douglas Rennie Fraser, St. Paul SUMMA CUM LAUDE Richard Joseph Fredlund, Minneapolis Garrett Gruner, Minneapolis Elizabeth Ann Freeberg, St. Paul Alice Marie Guild, Austin . Charles Virgil French, Minneapolis Robert Allan Hackenberg, St. Paul Phyllis Joan Frey,. Minneapolis William Chandler Hackney, St. Paul, Gilbert Hugo Fnedell, B.S., M.B., MAGNA CUM LAUDE . Minneapolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Melford Llewellyn Hagen, Lowry Louise Maurine Fritsen, Minneapolis John Milton Haker, Lindstrom Helen Louise Furber, Hastings Richard Ammond Hall, St. Paul Wallace C. Garlough, Jr., Calumet Karl Frederick Halladin, Minneapolis Thelma Dorothea Paulson Garwick, James Montgomery Halverson, St. Minneapolis Peter Ashby Ulysses Gaskins, Monessen, Pa. Edward Clinton Hannasch, St. Paul Milton S. Geer, Alexandria Lorraine Elizabeth Hannon, Minne- Ida GeIler, St. Paul, CUM LAUDE apolis Douglas Roland George, St. Paul Harvey Kenneth Hansen, St. Paul Phyllis Joy Gilbert, Hutchinson Richard Palmer Hansen, Minneapolis Ruth Meinert Gilbert, Minneapolis Daniel James Hanson, Faribault, Helen Jean Gilbertson, Minneapolis SUMMA CUM LAUDE Robert Daniel Gillquist,. A.A., Minne- William Stevens Hanson, Minneapolis apolis Helen Adrienne Hare, Rochester Roger Lewis Gilstad, Minneapolis Howard Robert Hart, St. Paul Everett Herdman Given, Jr., Paxton, James Robertson Hartzell, Minne- Ill. apolis Nancy Dean Given, St. Paul, MAGNA Chester Harvey, Jr., St. Paul CUM LAUDE Joyce Elaine Hasselblad, A.A., St. Nancy Ann Glabe, Minneapolis Paul Sewall Lenord Glinternick, Minne­ MarIon Oscar Haugen, St. Clair apolis Dorothy Marie Hayden, St. Paul Homer Wilson Godfrey, St. Paul, Mortimer Mahoney Hayden, Jr., MAGNA CUM LAUDE Rochester Fred George Goff, Minneapolis William David Hayes, Minneapolis Barbara Lee Gold, Minneapolis Mary Elizabeth Headsten, Interna- Robert Joseph Goldberg, St. Paul tional Falls Sheldon Goldstein, St. Paul Mark Wayne Hedlund, Minneapolis James Patrick Gooley, Minneapolis Martin James Heffernan, Minneapolis Edwin Michael Gordon, Minneapolis Maynard Roy Heil, Gaylord Milton Paul Gordon, St. Paul, SUMMA Carl Robert Heinzerling, Adams, CUM CUM LAUDE LAUDE 15 Jack Joseph Held, Minneapolis Johnmiles Matthew JohIlson, A. A. , Harry Loyd Helsdon, Minneapolis Rochester, CUM LAUDE Lincoln Raymond Henderson, Jr., Kenneth Harry Johnson, Brocket, Minneapolis N.D. Agnes Adelia Hendrickson, Duluth Leonard August Johnson, A.L.A., Russell Robert Hendrickson, Crook­ Minneapolis ston Patricia Ann Johnson, Excelsior, CUM Frcdric James Hcnry, St. Charles LAUDE Florence Schmit Hensel, St. Paul, Robert De\Vayne Johnson, Red Wing CUM LAUDE Russell Ardean Johnson, Grand Rapids Bettv Hcrtz, St. Cloud Sally Mae Johnson, Minneapolis Myr~n Duane Hill, Albert Lea Walter Heinrick Johnson, Minne- Omar Henry Hill, Minneapolis apolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Barbara Jean Hillman, Minneapolis \Varren Richard Johnson, A.A., Min- Eleanor Eula Hines, Minneapolis neapolis Roger Dale Hinkley, Minneapolis Wayne Douglas Johnson, Minneapolis Marabeth Anne Hobbs, Minneapolis, Wendell Clair Johnson, Farmington CUM LAUDE William Edward Johnston, Jr., Minne- Helen Elizabeth Hodgdon, Minne- apolis apolis Edward Stanley Jonak, Minneapolis James Cleatlls Hodge, Minncapolis Jill Ann Jones, Wayzata Victor Rogcr Hofmann, Albany Marcia Graham Jones, Hopkins Robcrt Campbell Hood, Minneapolis Edward Olaf Jorgenscn, A.L.A., North Michael Johns Hopkins, \Vhitehall, St. Paul, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Wis. Betty Jane Jorgenson, Fergus Falls, \Villiam Patrick Horan, Wells CUM LAUDE \Vayne Donald Hoshal, Calumet Raymond Gabrial Julkowski, Minne- Gretchen Estelle Hosterman, Robbins- apolis dale, SUMMA CUM LAUDE Howard Merrill Kaplan, St. Paul \Vayne Vincent Huebner, Moorhead Martin Jack Kaplan, St. Paul John Stephen Huff, Glencoe, CUM Harold Katkov, St. Paul LAUDE Morris Ralph Katkov, St. Paul Richard Joseph Hughes, St. Paul Philip Gordon Kellar, Minneapolis, Beatrice Ann Hull, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Maland Carroll Hurr, Minneapolis James Redfield Kelly, Minneapolis Harry Oswald Isackson, Grand Rapids Patricia McNair Kenncdy, Minne­ Marvin Allcn Jacobs, A. L.A. , Des apolis Moines, Iowa Tauno Everett Ketola, A.S., Iron, Ordell Howard Jacobson, Holloway CUM LAUDE Charles Kenneth Jarvis, A.A., Austin Donald Roland Keyworth, St. Paul, Ronald Grcgory Jasperson, Minne- CUM LAUDE apolis Paul Frederick Kiecker, Rochester Bevcrly Ann Jennings, Brainerd Sheldon Howard Kieffer, Minneapolis Charles Austin Jennings, Frederic, Gervaise Edward Kimm, Minneapolis Wis. Franklin Alexander King, Duluth Arthur Albin Johnson, Minneapolis Thomas Harry Kirschbaum, Minne- Clarence Dale Johnson, Alexandria apolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Donald Theodore Johnson, Minne- James John Klobuchar, Ely, CUM apolis LAUDE Ebba Ingeborg Johnson, Minneapolis Judith Joy Knopp, Winona Janet Ann Johnson, Minneapolis Harlan Keith John Knudson, Duluth 16 Mary Caroline Knudtson, Minneapolis Dwaine Royal Lindberg, Cambridge Marvin Alfred Kocks, Chaska Harold Alan Lindgren, Minneapolis Vion Lorenza Kogl, St. Paul Rudie Elizabeth Lindgren, Claremont James Robert Kolcinski, Minneapolis Tenny Lode, st. Paul, SUMMA CUM Robert Michael Koloski, Minneapolis LAUDE John Raymo~d Kopischke, New Ulm Serge Edward Logan, Chicago, III., Bernice Munel Korfhage, St. Paul MAGNA CUM LAUDE Michael Kosiak, Chisholm Irene Londer, St. Paul Richard Kovich, Hibbing John Haliburton Longley, Little Falls, Robert George Krauss, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Terry Fort Krey, St. Paul, CUM LAUDE Donald Thomas Lounberg, Minne­ Dorothy Edmund Kroehler, St. Peter apolis Richard Byron Kron, St. Paul Richard C. Lueben, St. Paul Walter Mathias Kunz, Minneapolis Mary June Luedtke, Minneapolis, Simpey Kuramoto, Chicago, Ill. MAGNA CUM LAUDE Joan Laidlaw, St. Paul. . . Harry Charles Lundeen, Amery, William Rudolph Laltmen, Mmne- Wis., CUM LAUDE apolis Maurice Carl Lundh, A.A., St. Paul Lyle George Landstrom, Minneapolis Neil Lester Macheledt, Hector Edward Erie Lane, Jr., Santa Rosa, John Kevin Mackey, St. Paul Calif. Robert Irving Madigan, Minneapolis Leonard Otto Langer, Jr., Minne­ William Henry Maehl, Jr., St. Paul, apolis, SUMMA CUM LAUDE MAGNA CUM LAUDE Stanley Gilbert Langland, Minne- Edward Francis Magnuson, St. Cloud, apolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE David Wendell Larson, Minneapolis Shirley Helen Magnuson, Robbinsdale Delphine Rose Larson, Benson Donald Edward Malkovich, Eveleth Donna Mae Larson, Minneapolis Erwin Lothar Manke, St. Paul Earl RusseII Larson, Minneapolis, Helen Mildred Manninen, Winton CUM LAUDE Edward George Maranda, St. Paul, Milton Edward Larson, Windom CUM LAUDE Robert John Larson, Minneapolis Irving Emmer Marcus, Minneapolis Ardis Ann Lauttamus, Minneapolis Herman Sherman Markowitz, Minne- Gloria Cynthia Laven, Minneapolis apolis Clarence Donald LaVoie, Minneapolis Gloria Jean Marolt, Hibbing Patricia Susan Leahy, St. Paul Gloria Ann Marra, Minneapolis Delbert Wayne Leckband, Kinbrae Thomas Earle Marshall, St. Paul Dolores Donna Lee, Waseca Elisabeth Claire Martin, Duluth George Francis Lehman, Montgomery Steven Culver Martin, St. Paul Wendla Eleanore Leinonen, Minne- Fredric Lawrence Mast, A.S., Brainerd apolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Joseph John Matlon, Minneapolis Donna Mae Leland, Bricelyn Richard Leo Mattheisen, St. Louis Thomas EIIiott Letch, Osceola, Wis., Park CUM LAUDE Emily Anne Mayer, Minneapolis Thomas Joseph LeVasseur, Jr., Minne- Bruce Allen McCabe, A.A., Duluth apolis Robert Britt McCarthy, Minneapolis Joyce Florence Leversee, Minneapolis Patricia Anne McDermott, Bemidji Robert Levey, St. Paul Colleen Rita McIntosh, Minneapolis Earl Hershel Levinson, Minneapolis Patricia Lere McKenzie, Minneapolis Roy Kenton LiIIeskov, St. Paul, Robert James McKenzie, Crookston MAGNA CUM LAUDE Mary Florence McKeon, Minneapolis 17 Wayne Francis McNulty, Superior, \Vilford Warren Nelson, St. Paul Wis. Duane Ellsworth Ness, Minneapolis Kermit Edward Meehan, Ellsworth, Kermit Preus Ness, Clarkfield Wis. Richard Alton Ness, Minneapolis, CUM: Robert Donald Meland, A.A., MiJ1l1C­ LAUDE apolis Jerome Andrew Neuman, Litchfield Dorothy Frances Menefee, Rochester, David Franklin Newman, Huntley, SUMMA CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE Floyd Calvin Meyer, St. Paul Charles Neil Newstrom, St. Paul Fred Scott Meyer, Minneapolis Mary Jean Nicolas, Minneapolis Joseph Clement Michael, Jr., Hopkins Jean Shirley Niles, Minneapolis Joanne Adair Mickelson, st. Paul Philancy Vogel Nobles, Minneapolis Robert Norman Miettunen, Soudan Robert Edward Nordby, Minneapolis Clarence Jerome Miller, New London Richard Arthur Nordquist, Jr., Minne- Douglas Earle Miller, A.A., Minne- apolis apolis Charles Edward Noreen, Minneapolis Hugh Elroy Miller, St. Paul Joseph Louis Norquist, St. Paul John Albert Miller, Minneapolis Joseph \Villard Norrbohm, Minne- Richard James Miller, Spokane, ·Wash. apolis Aaron Amen Minion, Benson Philip Clyborne Norris, Minneapolis Wayne Ray Minkler, Cherokee, Iowa Marilou Norton, Lubbock, Tex. Preston James Moe, A. L.A. , Granite Lois Beulah Nyborg, Brainerd, CUM Falls LAUDE David Andrew Moffitt, Duluth John Michael O'Connor, St. Paul Muriel lone Mogen, Hayfield Arnold Ervin Ofstcdal, Fertile Robert Emanuel Moline, Iron Mary Kay O'Hearn, Minneapolis Arnold Lcster Monroe, Minneapolis Arnold Reina Okerman, Jacobson John Edward Moren, St. Paul, CUM Charles Robert Olien, Hibbing LAUDE Dona Lou Oliver, Minneapolis Francis Joseph Moriarty, Minneapolis Alf Thomas Olsen, Lanesborough, Helen Elaine Moses, Big Lake Mass. Keith Buell Moulton, Mankato Douglas Raymond Olsen, Minne- Jerome Thomas Mulvaney, Crookston apolis Robert Arthur Munson, St. Paul Anton \Vallace Olson, St. Paul Diane Nevling Murray, Rochester Eleanore Jean Olson, Cannon Falls James Harry Murray, St. Paul Gregory Mathias Olson, Wanda Robert Lewis Muyres, Minneapolis Jean Doris Olson, Chatfield Dean Arthur Myhran, Proctor Myron Richard Olson, Chatfield Ross Bishop Naegele, Hopkins Richard James Oman, St. Paul, MAGNA \Villiam Fredrick Napier, St. Paul CUM LAUDE Eldore Bentley Nash, \Vaconia Charles Harold Omholt, Sacred Heart Margaret Mary Nash, St. Paul Harvey David Orfield, Minneapolis Richard Alan Nash, Minneapolis Robert Karl Orser, Fairmont Wallace Edwin Neal, Jr., Minneapolis Nada Mary Oslund, Minneapolis, CUM Paul William Neff, Jr., Clinton, Iowa LAUDE Alfred Bruce Nelson, Superior, \Vis. Ann Meneve O'Toole, Hopkins Joy Lorelei Nelson, St. Paul Lillian Marie Ott, Minneapolis Marjorie Mae Nelson, St. Paul John Salisbury Owens, Austin Mary Phyllis Nelson, Minneapolis Mary Clayton Packard, Minneapolis Phyllis Mae Nelson, Minneapolis Gene John Paicurich, Minneapolis Ralph Alfred Nelson, Minneapolis \Villiam Benjamin Palm, Isle 18 Clifford 'William Panning, Minne- Richard Alexander Quinn, St. Paul apolis Rosa Racamato, A.A., Bogota, N.J., Ellen Kathryn Parent, A.A., Foley CUM LAUDE Peter Patrick, Jr., Minneapolis Albert Jacob Rademacher, Kerkhoven Roland Dale Patterson, Bemidji Marion Aileen Raihala, Floodwood Carolyn Alice Paul, A.A., Minneapolis Helen Elizabeth Raihle, Minneapolis . Howard Lief Paulsen, Luck, Wis. Sigrid Goers Ramee, Minneapolis Donna Vivian Paulson, Minneapolis Donald Gene Ramras, Minneapolis, Curtis Alfred Pearson, Madison CUM LAUDE Conrad Jens Pedersen, Minneapolis, David Addison Randall, Rochester, MAGNA CUM LAUDE CUM LAUDE Edward Louis Peffer, St. Paul John Edgar Rausch, Minneapolis Arthur Reynolds Penfield, Jr., St. Paul, John Albert Reed, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Charlotte Ellen Relf, St. Paul Clarene Janice Perkins, St. Paul Myron Thomas Reynolds, St. Paul Carl Bertram Peterson, Jr., St. Paul Jean Kirkwood Rice, St. Paul Donna J. Peterson, Hopkins Robert Lloyd Rice, Minneapolis Douglas William Peterson, Minne- Herbert Lee Richards, St. Paul apolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Patricia Ann Richardson, Billings, Enoch Niel Peterson, Minneapolis Mont., CUM LAUDE Norris Merton Peterson, Minneapolis Harold Gene Richman, Minneapolis, Vernon Erick Peterson, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Sidney Robert Pfaff, St. Paul Janice Elaine Rieth, Minneapolis Carl Gerhard Pieper, Fond du Lac, Carol J. Holton Riggle, Minneapolis, Wis. CUM LAUDE Jerrold Edward Pierce, Paynesville Rudolph Jordan Ripple, New London Robert Dwight Pilgrim, Absarokee, Mason Claude Robbins, St. Paul Mont. Frank Gordon Roberts, A.A., Minne- Robert Maynard Pirsig, Minneapolis apolis Betsy Anne Pistner, St. Paul Margaret Glasgow Robinson, Oak Donald Nicholas Plencner, St. Paul Ridge, Tenn., MAGNA CUM LAUDE Kenneth Cole Poehler, Jr., Minne- Marilyn Ann Robinson, Minneapolis apolis Sally Joan Roche, Minneapolis Carl Irving Pohlson, B.S.L., Minne- Winthrop Robert Rockwell, Minne- apolis apolis Ivan Policoff, St. Paul Ann G. Roesler, Hartford, Conn. Mark Pollack, Duluth Eugene Thomas Rondeau, Minne­ Virginia Marie Polster, St. Paul, CUM apolis LAUDE Donald Stanley Roper, Minneapolis Robert Curtis Pope, Minneapolis Howard David Rosenbloom, Minne- Edward Wilson Pottick, Kew Gardens, apolis N.Y. Flora May Roth, B.B.A., Minneapolis Earl Floyd Potvin, Minneapolis Ramona Lee Roth, Brainerd Gerald Cowles Preston, Minneapolis, Paul William Rubel, Madelia MAGNA CUM LAUDE Patricia Eileen Russell, Minneapolis Richard James Prosen, Gilbert, CUM Samuel Davenport Russell, Minne- LAUDE apolis, CUM LAUDE Bernard Donald Puchleitner, Wayzata Carl O. Ryhti, Pengilly Robert Daniel Pugsley, Missoula, Suzanne Sampson, B.A., Mankato Mont., CUM LAUDE Richard Douglas Sandahl, Minne- Rosemary E. Purkat, A.A., McKinley apolis 19 Wayne Reinhold Sandau, Glencoe, Joseph Melburn Soneson, A.A., COOk CUM LAUDE David Wesley Sontag, Lakefield Per Gustave Sandeen, Minneapolis, Mildred Cecelia Sorenson, Minne- CUM LAUDE apolis, CUM LAUDE \Villiam Frank Sandlo, Minneapolis James Robertson Spark, Pipestone Charles \Valker Schabacker, Minne­ Robert Upham Spear, st. Paul apolis David James Speer, Minneapolis Thomas Leo Schafer, Minneapolis, Richard Thomas Speer, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Douglas Lee Spotten, Minneapolis, George Mahlon Schaller, St. Paul MAGNA CUM LAUDE James Cinclair Schemel, Renville \Valter Owen Stack, Minneapolis John Eugene Scherer, Minneapolis James E. Stagberg, Dawson \Villiam Henry Schimmel, Minne- Anneliese Staub, Minneapolis, MAGNA apolis . CUM LAUDE Gertrude Anne Schleck, South Mil­ Mary Ann Staudohar, Hibbing waukec, \Vis. John Franklin Staver, Virginia William Riegel Schmalstieg, St. Paul, Genevieve Mary Louise Steffens, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Minneapolis Robert Paul Schmitt, Minneapolis Frances Beryl Stein, Minneapolis Gunter Walter Schneck, Vienna, Louise Mary Stohr, Minneapolis Austria Herbert Richard Stromquist, Minne- Harold William Schneider, Marshall, apolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE John Albert Stromwall, St. Paul Herbert Alan Schoening, Minneapolis Susan Strong, Minneapolis Barbara Ann Schreiber, \Vaconia Gordon Reinhart Struck, A. L.A. , St. Robert James Schultz, Minneapolis Paul May Schwartz, Minneapolis Marilyn Jeanne Suess, Lakeville \Vayne Lloyd Seagren, Minneapolis Mary Ellen Sullivan, Springfield Paula Ann Sechter, St. Paul Joseph Albert Swain, Minneapolis Charles Lewis Segal, Minneapolis Betty Florence Swanson, St. Paul Rol1ie Helen Segal, Minneapolis, Ronald Harold Swanson, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Margaret Virginia Sweetser, Minne- Shirley Katherine Sehlin, Minneapolis apolis John \Valter Senne, Palatine, Ill. Leslie Arthur Syverson, Minneapolis Hugh Y. Seto, Tacoma, \Vash. Calvin Yukio Takagi, Minneapolis, Lumir Charlcs Severson, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Merton \Villiam Shapiro, Minneapolis Luverne M. Taylor, Minneapolis Marlyss Shedd, \Vayzata Robert Owen Taylor, Appleton \\Talter \Villiam Sherf, Minneapolis John Davidson Telfer, Minneapolis Norman Ralph Sherman, Minneapolis Beverly Kayrl Tennis, Minneapolis Mary Hovey Simmolls, Minneapolis, David Bailey Thatcher, A.L.A., Min- MAGNA CUM LAUDE neapolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE John Bernard Simons, Chaska Almon Orville Thompson, Spring Marvin Sinclair Sinykin, Minneapolis Grove George Sivanich, Minneapolis, MAGNA Ardell Henry Thompson, Madison CUM LAUDE Douglas Raymond Thompson, Gerald William Skelly, Minneapolis \Villmar Denzell Stewart Smith, New Rich­ Theodore Sevrin Thompson, Erskine mond, Wis. Thomas Leslie Thompson, Seattle, Mary Janet Snedecor, Chinook, Mont. Wash. Herman Snyder, St. Paul, CUM LAUDE Ellen Kathryn Thorup, Minneapolis 20 Robert Charles Thyberg, Ridgewood, Elinor Ann Whitacre, St. Paul N.J. Mary Elizabeth Whitmore, St. Paul John Archie SP.recher Torson, Inde- Roy Edmond Wick, Wabasha pendence, WIS. Ned Byron Wiederholt, Grantsburg, J mes Curtis Trautmann, Hastings Wis. ~onald Girard Tregilgas, South St. Dale Richard Wikman, Minneapolis Paul Barbara Williams, Hibbing Nancy Mary Twedt, Rochester James Leslie Williams, Rochester Newton Monroe Tweedy, A.A., Sally Ann Williamson, Aberdeen, S.D. Minneapolis Dwight Elsworth Wilson, Minneapolis Josephine Minus Uber, Minneapolis, Robert Kent Wilson, Plentywood, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Mont. Jane Van Auken, Minneapolis Curtis Frank Wingard, Minneapolis Robert Chester Vik, St. Paul Verne Everett Winquist, Deerwood Paul Michael Vincent, Minneapolis, Edward George Winter, Olivia MAGNA CUM LAUDE Peggy Laurraine Witherell, Sartell Bruce Henry Virgin, Wells Thomas Merwyn Woebke, New VIm Josephine Mary Virnig, Pierz Lloyd Anthony Wolf, St. Paul Douglas Eugene Wachs, Minneapolis Seymour \Volovitch, Minneapolis Shirley Jac Wagner, Minneapolis Mary Kepler Wolter, A.A., Rochester, John Fossen Waldron, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Inger Johanne Walnum, Minneapolis Anna Ding-ah Wong, Canton, China Rosemary Brigid Walsh, St. Paul Mary Joyce Woods, Lakefield John Joseph Warhol, Minnea~olis Bertram Ford W ooIfrey, Crosby, William Stafford Watson, Mmne- N.D., MAGNA CUM LAUDE apolis Mary Elizabeth Worthington, Minne­ Marwood Emery Wegner, Sleepy Eye apolis Lorand Weinberger, Minneapolis Donald Charles Wright, Eveleth, Rainer Leonard Weis, B.S., Roscoe CUM LAUDE Vernon E. Welschinger, Minneapolis Richard Edward Wyman, Minneapolis Jim Everett Wendorf, A.A., Rochester Sally Jeanne Young, Moorhead, Joanne Elizabeth Werges, Minne- MAGNA CUM LAUDE apolis Toshio Yumibe, Hood River, Ore., Barbara Lou Werner, Anoka MAGNA CUM LAUDE Oren Nelson Westling, Minneapolis Richard George Zelenak, St. Paul, Calvin Roger Westphal, Willmar MAGNA CUM LAUDE Nancy Ellen Wheeler, Minneapolis Robert George Zumberge, A.A., Franklin Foster Whelan, Rochester Minneapolis

Bachelor of Science Alice Jane Biggam, B.A., Minneapolis, Doris Bertha Pagel, St. Charles CUM LAUDE Mary Margaret Proctor, Minneapolis Mildred Rulli Blaisdell, Dresser, Wis. Olga Marie Rukavina, Hibbing George William Gibson, B.A., Minne­ Carolyn Rose Sprink, Worthington apolis Mary Kathryn Tarbox, St. Paul, Lenore Marguerite Kjos, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Lillian Eleanor Maddox, Bowling Green, Mo.

21 Bachelor of Science in library Science Charles Atkins, B.S., Lake Crystal Florence M. Lewis, B.A., Chicago, Ill. Richard Joseph Beck, B.A., St. Paul Virgil \Villiam Lichtenberg, B.A., Florence Elizabeth Biller, B.A., St. Alta, Iowa Cloud Bettylou Loegering, B.A., Minneapolis James Ray Bowman, B.A., .l\1.A., Mabel Maxine McCoy, B.A., St. Paul Knoxville, Ill., CUM LAUDE Myrtle Ethelyn McIntyre, B.A., Richard vVallace Brooks, B.S., Austin \Vashington, D.C. Lionel Benedict Davis, B.A., Duluth \Vaiva Salisbury Menefee, B.A., Ruth Long Douthit, B.A., Minne- Minneapolis apolis Euphemia Peterson, B.A., Minneapolis Edward Frederick Greve, B.S., Duluth Bernard Elliot Richardson, B.A., \Vinston Rabb Henderson, B.A., . Minneapolis Minneapolis Joseph Anthony Richardson, B.A., Elizabeth Lager Hoffman, Tama, Iowa St. Paul, l\IAGNA CUM LAUDE Katharine Marie Holum, B.A., Minne­ Robert Henry Rohlf, B.A., Minne­ apolis apolis Lloyd Kenneth Jellum, Northfield Marion Marguerite Ryan, Minneapolis Dorothy Emory Johnson, B.A., James Edward Tydeman, B.A., Min­ Chisholm neapolis, CUM I.AUDE Anne Kingsley, B.A., Newark, N.J.

UNIVERSITY COllEGE

Bachelor of Arts Barbara Jean Brooks, Barron, \Vis. Marvin Jerome Lovick, A.A., St. Paul Colleen Karyl Churchill, \Vatson Robert Anthony Overn, St. Paul June Ethel Daggett, A.A., Minne- John Alan Polster, st. Paul apolis Jeanne Clare Roedell, Minneapolis Roger Finley Heegaard, Minneapolis James Roy Rognas, Minneapolis Paul Richard Hudek, Minneapolis, Howard Clemens Rosenwinkel, St. MAGNA CUM LAUDE Paul Eugene Franklin Huse, Jr., Norfolk, Harold C. Sundberg, Jr., Red Wing Neb.

Bachelor of Science Bruce Martin Daugherty, A.A., Min­ Kern Clair Olson, Minneapolis neapolis Arthur \Valter Peabody, Isanti Preston Charles Haglin, Minneapolis Leon Jerome Robbins, A.A., Austin Gerald H. Howe, A.L.A., Minne- Donald Francis Simon, Altura apolis Dale \Villiam Stuart, Minneapolis Farrell Francis Johnson, St. Cloud Edith Elizabeth Youngquist, Minne- Alvis Daniel Keen, A.A., Minneapolis apolis Frank \Vesley Locke, Minneapolis

22 INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Bachelor of Science Laird Bryce Andersen, Minneapolis, Stanley Clarence Maki, A.S., Embar­ WITH DISTINCTION rass, WITH DISTINCTION Karl Richard Ekman, Alexandria Lawrence Charles Paulson, St. Paul David William Eliason, Minneapolis Theodore James Rauen, St. Paul, Palmer Oliver Hanson, Jr., Redwood WITH HIGH DISTINCTION FaIls, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Jerome Douglas Swalen, Minneapolis, Richard James Howe, Minneapolis, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Warren Melvin Wiese, A.A., Roches­ ter, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering Calvin James Abel, Chaska Loren Kenneth Houchins, Little Falls Olav Eggert BIichner, Arendal, Halvor Utoft Johansen, Tyler Norway Robert Eugene Keppel, Kelly Lake, Francis Stephen Bodine, Voltaire, WITH DISTINCTION N.D., WITH DISTINCTION Frank Joseph McGie, Minneapolis Frederick Joseph Bollag, Le Center John Victor Mickman, St. Paul William Allen Crosley, Minneapolis Raymond Edward Pates, St. Paul, Theodore E. Dahlen, Minneapolis . WITH DISTINCTION Thomas Patrick Enright, Garrison Robert Luther Phillips, St. Paul Ambrose Leo Flocken, Minneapolis Kenneth Mark Russ, Jr., Minneapolis John Richard Foote, Hopkins Robert William Sandell, Minneapolis Thomas John Galbreath, St. Paul Richard Peter Schiltz, Bancroft, Iowa Dwight Willis Graham, Minneapolis Douglas Edward Skaale, Minneapolis Jean Clifford Graven, Jr., Minneapolis Harlan Eugene Smith, Minneapolis William Anton Groesbeck, Idaho MaIllon Cooper Smith, SuIlivan, Wis., FaIls, Idaho, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Roger Vincent Grundman, Vincennes, Erik Sparre, Oslo, Norway, WITH HIGH Ind. DISTINCTION Gregory Robert Hagan, St. Paul Orvin Lee Swedburg, Minneapolis Robert William Hahn, Ottumwa, Henry Clement Victorian, Minne­ Iowa apolis Donald Vernon Hanson, Doland, Robert Heins vVard, Minneapolis S.D. Robert William Westrup, Annandale, Allen Bennett Henning, Alexandria WITH HIGH DISTINCTION John Jule Herfurth, Milwaukee, Wis., William Raymond Wronski, Red WITH DISTINCTION Wing John Richard Hoffer, Crane Lake Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering

John Forrest Anderson, Cushing Leonard Paul Diederichs, Dent, WIT~ George McKinley Bowman, Osakis DISTINCTION Erwin Elliott Briese, Ph.B., Rochester Milton Kermit Giese, Hancock William Harrison Chadwick, Minne- Merriam Lee Gustafson, Dawson apolis Laverne S. Horihan, Spring Grove 23 Robert Dale Horner, Wrenshall Charles Delbert Murray, Duluth Ruth Myrtle Langguth, Minneapolis Ralph Gordon Olson, Argyle Robert George Littlefield, St. Paul, Francis Jorgen Person, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION John Almond Swedell, Jr., Braham

Bachelor of Architecture Donald \Vickware Brown, Long \Villiam Jerome Miller, Rochester Beach, Calif. George Edmund Normandin, Minne_ Gene Loren Green, Minneapolis apolis Arthur Gustav Haglund, Minneapolis Ira Leon Rush, Jr., Minot, N.D. Richard Lowell Lewis, Faribault Vernon Fredrick Shogren, Thomson, John Andrew Madson, B.A., Red WITH DISTINCTION Wing Garry James Tee, Burlington, Iowa Masao Matsnmoto, Minneapolis Donald Allen \Vexler, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Chemical Engineering Robert Lewis Ahlness, Minneapolis, David Andrew Lundquist, Excelsior WITH DISTINCTION Alan Edward Malley, Nashwauk Orville Carlton Anderson, Grove City Vincent" Thorwald Mattison, Thomp- Richard Cairn Angvall, Amboy son, Iowa, WITH DISTINCTION Charles Nicholas Senn Ballou, Jr., Robert Thomas Maykoski, St. Paul Round Lake Robert Henry Moen, Minneapolis, George Jerome Benesh, Minneapolis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Robert Jay Boyer, Minneapolis Frederick Emil Mueller, Minneapolis, Theodore Earl Brandon, \Vayzata WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Robert Irvin Byhoffer, McIntosh, Quintin Albert Narum, Minneapolis, S.D. WITH DISTINCTION George James Carney, St. Paul Fredrick Hugo Naumann, New VIm Lyle Raymond Dean, Hopkins, WITH Clinton David Nelson, St. Paul, WITH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION Donald Factor, Franklin, WITH DIS­ Edward Martin Peterson, Jr., Minne­ TINCTION apolis Rodney Heath Forristall, Chaska James Eric Peterson, Ortonville Royce Gerald Freese, Minneapolis, Nathan Dale Puffer, St. Paul, WITH WITH DISTINCTION HIGH DISTINCTION Robert James Giguere, South St. Paul Howard Jay Schwartz, Minneapolis Neil Charles Hario, Hibbing Thomas Dean Soapes, Triumph Richard Otto Huch, St. Paul, WITH John Lindquist Sontag, \Vorthington DISTINCTION David Charles Valentine, St. Paul Dwight Edward Johnson, Ellsworth, Raymond Bert Van Zyl, Minneapolis Wis. James Frederick \Valz, Minneapolis, Thomas Leonard Joseph, Jr., St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION Richard George Kronmiller, Minne­ Kennith \Vayne \Varde, Minneapolis apolis, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Robert McDonald \Vashburn, \Vhite Allan Todd Kucera, Hopkins Bear Lake Garith Raymond Kuester, Minne­ Levern Robert Wille, Randolph apolis Herbert Joseph Wills tatter, St. Paul, Richard James Lambert, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION 24 Bachelor of Chemistry D nald Bernard Busch, Minneapolis Lowell Eugene Peterson, Minneapolis, J hard John Ess, Minneapolis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION La~rence Vinton Grandchamp, Harold Irwin Reynolds, Minneapolis B.Ch.E,. Dulu~ .. Norton W. Risdal, Minneapolis lIenry Emil Henms, Le~lsvllle . Donald Leroy Thomsen, Tyler Mervin Earl Krueger, Mmneapohs Bachelor of Civil Engineering Robert George Adams, San Francisco, Raymond Donald Hartzberg, Tama­ Calif. rack Raymond Eugene Albrecht, Win- Clarence Eugene Henderson, Moun- throp, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION tain Iron faIlles Allen Anderson, Pillager John Joseph Hennessey, St. Paul Marshall Dale Anderson, A.S., Eveleth Dallas Duane Holm, East Grand Forks Thompson Shaw Armitage, Jr., Minne- John Ray Hosfield, Owatonna apolis Julian J. Idzorek, St. Cloud JaIlles V! endell Baird! St. James Jack Raymond James Isaacson, Hib­ Benjamm G. Beauclalf, Buhl bing, WITH DISTINCTION Marvin Jacob Bistodeau, Albertville Carl Eli Johnson, Minneapolis John Frank Bordon, Hibbing Donald Ernest Johnson, Duluth, WITH Edward Loverne Bovitz, Chisholm HIGH DISTINCTION Robert Arnold Carlson, Minneapolis Leroy Kenneth Johnson, Osakis Robert Brooks Carroll, Minneapolis Rodney Wendell Johnson, Duluth Stanley Lenard Clewett, Staples Richard David Jones, Grand Rapids Marvin Albert Conrad, Minneapolis James John Jordan, Jr., Minneapolis Joseph William Darby, Minneapolis Bruce Robert Kelley, Long Lake James Howard Deatherage, St. Paul Richard Stephen Kilty, Stillwater James William Donovan, St. Paul Francis Norman Kruchoski, Chisholm Richard Herman Eide, Red Wing, Howard Armos Kuusisto, Goodland WITH DISTINCTION Robert Walter Langguth, Minneapolis John Carter Ekvall, St. Paul, WITH Wilbur J. Larson, Lakefield HIGH DISTINCTION Albert Lloyd Lehman, Little Falls James Lewis Engdahl, St. Paul Richard Donald Loeffler, Minneapolis Dale Carl Engstrand, Minneapolis Robert Burton Marquardt, St. Paul Melvin Ernest Enquist, Minneapolis Joseph Glenn Meurer, Mankato Howard Hugo Erickson, Minneapolis Ray Arnold Miller, Hokah Jack F. Fahrenholz, Rush City Bernard Milstein, Minneapolis Robert Harold Farrell, Virginia Earl \Valdo Moquist, Center City Robert Eugene Foster, Minneapolis Armand Paul Mueller, Minneapolis Charles Henry Freeman, Jr., Duluth Donald Clarence Nelson, St. Paul Edward Rowles Gale, St. Paul Melvin Lowell Nelson, Virginia James S. Garberg, St. Louis Park Oris Jerome Nelson, Spicer Arthur Foster Goebel, Minneapolis Donald Charles Nordstrom, Minne- Charles Francis Gould, Fairmont apolis, WITH DISTINCTION James Albert Gustafson, St. Paul Fredric Octive Olson, Lake City Carl Christopher Hanke, Jr., Chicago, Kenneth Oscar Olson, St. Paul Ill. Joseph Pastih, Cloquet Robert Virgil Hansen, Osceola, Wis. James Emmet Peterson, Dawson 25 John Martin Peterson, Minneota Howard Theodore Schulze, South St Ralph William Peterson, A.A., Min- Paul . neapolis :\ forris \Valdt ScIte, White Bear Lake Marlow Vernal Priebe, Owatonna WITH DISTINCTION ' Curtis Ames Rasmussen, Minneapolis Eugene rvlichacl Simpkins, Prior Lak Joseph Darwin Richey, Osseo Verne Victor Skallman, Big Fork e Paul John Rockwell, Brownsdale Thomas Taylor, Faribault John George Roehl, St. Paul Leo James Terry, Minneapolis Roger Edward Ronning, Duluth Raymond Oscar Thompson, Albert \Villiam Charles Rose, Minneapolis Lea Lawrence \Vestman Rulien, Thief Paul Donald \Vestgard, Minneapolis River Falls Richard W. Whitney, Jr., Hibbing Leonard William Samuelson, Jr., Donald Wilb.ur Wikan? Minneapolis Minneapolis Joseph A. \Vlse, Jr., Mmneapolis

Bachelor of Electrical Engineering John Sigfred Almen, Minneapolis, Robert Henry Davis, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Donald Clarence Anderson, South St. Robert Archibald Day, St. Paul Paul, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Vincent Richard DeLong, Rochester , James Harding Anderson, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Vincent Raymond Anderson, St. Peter Albert Norman DeSautels, Greenfield Albert George Aschenbeck, Jr., Min- Mass. ' neapolis Robert Patrick Doherty, Maple Lake, Clive Sutton Axtell, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION George Abner Backholm, Sebeka Frederick Louis Duell, Jr., St. Paul Anthony Walter Benkusky, Jr., Vir- Allen Jay Eberlein, Marshall ginia, WITH DISTINCTION Curtis Delmore Engberg, North Orvis Henry Berg, Fargo, N.D. Branch Ouinto Mario Bocchi, Buhl Leo Edward Engleson, Benson LeRoy Allan Bondy, Bemidji Paul Raymond Erickson, Norcross Robert Lee Borchardt, Alma Center, James Edward Erskine, Grand Rapids Wis. John Maxwell Ewart, Minneapolis Steve Brinda, Minneapolis Frederick Arthur Fielder, Jr., Lead, Raymond James Butrym, Duluth S.D. John Elwin Call, Mankato Donald Stuart Flaaten, Duluth Dale Victor Carlson, Minneapolis Vincent Clarence Forrest, Rochester Robert Warren Carlson, Minneapolis Irving James Fosseen, Minneapolis Wallace Oscar Carlson, Minneapolis, Louis Arthur Frohbach, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION WITH HIGH DISTINCTION \Varren Sheldon Carlson, Minne­ Douglas Charles Gates, Minneapolis apolis Robert Walter Gatz, Belle Plaine George Ernest Case, Brokaw, \Vis. Carl William Glewwe, St. Paul, WITH Lloyd George Cherne, Buhl, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION Emil Gordon Glewwe, St. Paul Bradley Royden Christensen, Hill City Donald C. Gottlieb, Minneapolis John Franklin Christie, Shakopee Thomas Anthony Goulet, Glencoe Russell Edward Christofk, St. Paul Kenneth Harry Gutz, St. Paul Charles Harrison Collins, Minneapolis Robert Lincoln Halvorson, Duluth, \Villiam Edward Cronquist, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION 26 Edward Arthur Hanson, St. Paul James Leroy Lamm, Minneapolis Harold Kenneth Hanson, Grand Leonard Olander Langlie, Minne­ Rapids apolis wiIlard Earle Heath, Minneapolis, Melvin Langseth, Fergus FaIls, WITH WITH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION Paul R. Heim, Minnea~olis Jerome Samuel Lasley, Excelsior Robert Finley Helfinstme, North Kevin Leenay, Minneapolis Mankato, WITH DISTINCTION Raymond Earl Lees, Minneapolis John William Helgeson, Rhinelander, Eugene Robert Lemmerman, Sauk Wis., WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Rapids, WITH DISTINCTION William David Helms, Menasha, Wis. Robert John Lenes, Fosston Gerald Bernard Herzog, Minneapolis, Randolph Stanley Levin, Maple, Wis. WITH DISTINCTION Russel Thomas Lieske, Henderson Guy Hill, Duluth WaIlace Waldo Lindemann, Bigelow, John Daniel Hoffman, Winona WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Kenneth Wesley Holmgren, Thief Lafey Leander Lundquist, Duluth River Falls Daniel John MacDonald, Virginia, Charles William Homer, st. Paul WITH DISTINCTION Jack Roger Howard, st. Paul George Francis Marette, Hibbing George Washington Hunt, Jr., Minne­ George Douglas McLeod, Minneapolis apolis Arnold Ray McNeely, Minneapolis Marlowe WendeIl Iverson, Minne- Paul LeRoy Metcalf, Pine City apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Raymond LeRoy Mlazgar, Shakopee Dean Jacobson, Jr., Devils Lake, N.D. John Theodore Moehring, Plato Marvin Jacobson, St. Paul Roger 'Villard Moerke, Minneapolis Andrew "0" Jensen, Minneapolis, James David Montain, Forest Lake WITH DISTINCTION Richard Joseph Mullins, St. Paul Donald Ernest Jewett, Balaton Averial Eugene Nelson, Minneapolis Donald Stone Johnson, Solway Donald K. Nelson, Swea City, Iowa Gordon Sherwood Johnson, Becker Leonard Dahl Nelson, Virginia Harold Vernon Johnson, Minneapolis Edward George Nielsen, St. Paul, Richard Harry Johnson, Wheaton WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Richard Lee Johnson, Red Wing, Philip Ellsworth Nomeland, Minne- WITH HIGH DISTINCTION apolis Roy Donald Johnson, Willmar Charles Eugene O'Haver, Hayfield Thomas Alfred Josephson, Red Wing Ellis Wilbur Olson, Minneapolis Kenneth John Kangas, Minneapolis Henry Robert Olson, Jr., Dawson John Jacob Kelberer, Winona Morton Clarence Oswald, Cloquet Richard Wallace Keehn, Nashwauk Robert Louis Parris, Hibbing Gerhardt Albert KeIler, Blue Earth, Harold Jean Perrault, Duluth WITH DISTINCTION Benjamin Richard Persons, St. Paul David Blair Kerkow, Winona Lewis F. Pettit, Jr., Des Moines, Iowa Thomas George Kingston, Valier, Joseph Alois Pietsch, St. Paul, WITH Mont. DISTINCTION Howard Avon Knudtson, Jr., Minne­ John Paul Prince, Aurora apolis, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Cleveland Louis Ray, St. Paul Douglas Arthur Kohl, Osseo Warren Albert Raymond, St. Cloud Amum Edwin Kraemer, St. Louis John Mitchell Reid, Minneapolis Park Hugh William Reynolds, Hibbing Andrew Kuehn III, Sioux FaIls, S.D., Albert Ries, Jr., Drexel HilI, Pa., WITH WITH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION 27 Arthur Raymond Roble, Spring Grove Maurice Lewis Terrio, Menasha, Wis. \ViIIiam Herbert Rock, Jr., Groton, Robert Bruce TiIIitt, St. Cloud . S.D. George Henry Tomsich, Gilbert Harold Carl Rocklitz, St. Paul Ervin Arnold Walvatne, Battle Lake Jack Field Rowe, Duluth, WITH DIS- Dale EIIiot Warfield, A.A., Austin , TINCTION WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Douglas Clayton Sanford, Princeton Raymond Oswald Wenz, Osseo Milo James Sather, GlenviIIe Earl Walter Wick, Duluth John Gail Sauer, Harmony Theodore Roy \Villis, St. Paul Allen Percy Schmidt, Minneapolis Robert Allen Winger, Minneapolis Harlan Herbert Schultz, Perham Vernon Ralph Witthans, Cannon Carl John Seidel, St. Paul Falls Wilho Edwin Setala, Brookston Carl Hans W oie, Duluth Howard Eugene Smith, Bovey Rodger Carl W oIfgram, Minneapolis, \Vest Meredith Steinacker, Stillwater WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Philbert Bernard Suchy, St. Paul, Philip Charles Wray, Three HiIIs, WITH DISTINCTION Alberta, Canada Richard Leland Swarts, Sturgeon Lake, Edward Doyle Zimmer, Onida, S.D., WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Stanton Hjalmer Telander, Mora, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION

Bachelor of Geological Engineering Robert McCreery Becker, Wadena Fred LeRoy Lundstrom, St. Paul Rolland Laws Blake, Minneapolis Charles Albert Moorman, Idabel, Joseph Bertram Fryer, Rochester Okla. Axel Linnae Johnson, Eveleth Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Edward John Adams, St. Paul Dante Lawrence Boria, Hibbing Marvin David Anderson, St. Paul Richard Carl Brown, Minneapolis James Joseph Archambeau, Chisholm Keith Wesley Bucher, Minneapolis Robert Donald Atkins, St. Paul, WITH John Arthur Burt, B.Aero.E., St. Paul DISTINCTION Charles Thomas Bye, Minneapolis David Burton Ballou, Rochester Charles William Cable, St. Paul Paul Columbus Becker, Stone Lake, Donald Barr Cavanaugh, Minneapolis, Wis., WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Dwain Curtis Bell, Minneapolis Arthur F. Christensen, A.A., Austin David Alonzo Bennett, St. Paul Martin I-Ierman Ciernia, Minneapolis Donald Albin Benson, St. Paul James William Clark, Minneapolis Myron Donald Benson, Dundee Wallace Hasbrouck Cole, Jr., St. Paul Edwin WiIIiam Bernhagen, Hutchin- Hugh Roger Connolly, Grand Rapids son Bartlett John Corser, St. Paul Arnold Robert Bloomquist, Minne­ Walter Roald Dale, Minneapolis apolis Keith Ellis Danielson, Cannon Falls Gerald \Villiam Blume, White Bear Roger George Deppe, St. Paul Lake Willard Kenneth Dick, St. Paul Wesley Clifton Borgeson, Park River, Lloyd Alvin Dobricka, Breckenridge N.D. 28 Alexander Leonard Donaldson, Min- John Karich, Duluth neapolis Walter Philip KelIer, Lam berton, John Francis Downing, Blue Earth WITH DISTINCTION Wallace Basil Dugan, Albion, Pa. Paul Branscum Kennedy, W orthing- Richard Ernest Ekholm, Red Wing ton, WITH DISTINCTION J(aare Engebo, Arendal, Norway John Joseph Kettner, St. Paul Robert George Erbes, Rochester Frank Marion Kielsa, St. Paul Donald Vernon Erickson, Bovey George Joseph Kilbane, St. Paul Fred Edward Farnsworth, Jr., Minne­ Howard George Kilby, St. Paul apolis William Patrick Killalea, Minneapolis Donald Tohn Ferris, Glen Lake, WITH Walter Lee Kimpling, Granite Falls DISTINCTION Frederick Charles Krysel, St. Louis John Donald Forsberg, Wayzata Park Milton Wilfred Fox, Parkville Robert Wedge Lange, Walla Walla, Carlton Emanuel Franzen, Minne- Wash. apolis Gayle Morris Larson, Minneapolis George William Frey, Edina, WITH John Herbert Leaf, Glencoe DISTINCTION Clayton Jerome Lindeen, Mankato Donald Bernard Gilbertsen, Winona, John Robert Linquist, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION . Duaine Leonard Linton, Duluth Francis Allen Goplen, Zumbrota Andrew LuConic, Jr., Clayton, Wis. Fred Calvin Graham, Minneapolis George William Luger, Minneapolis Robert Hentze Griffiths, Minneapolis John Fay Lundquist, Minneapolis Kenneth Frank Had, Duquette Glenn Lung, St. Paul Stanley Frank Haedrich, Jr., Minne- Paul John Maley, St. Paul apolis Robert Warren Manske, Minneapolis Edwin Siver Hage, New Ulm James Robert Marshall, Minneapolis John Paul Otis Hagen, Hazel Run Wi11iam Mathew Mattila, Eveleth, John Leonard Hammerstrom, North WITH DISTINCTION Branch Philip Mathew McDonald, Minne- Robert WiIIiams Hansen, St. Paul, apolis WITH DISTINCTION Lawrence Joseph McDowell, Duluth Howard Clayton Hanson, Duluth John Mathias Mickelson, St. Paul Thomas Toseph Hayes, Arlington, Va., Donald Brooks Moritz, Jr., Minne- WITH DISTINCTION apolis George Clinton Hedsten, Minneapolis Ceylon Arthur Mudge, Minneapolis, George Edwin Hermanson, Minne­ WITH DISTINCTION apolis James Dwight Nelson, Minneapolis Arthur Otto Hermodson, Beltrami, Robert Lowry Nelson, Fergus Falls WITH DISTINCTION William Charles Nicholson, Duluth Donald Linus Holberg, Red Lake Falls Roger Allan Nosker, MinneapoJis Robert Donald Holmberg, Minne- Leonard Robert Nyman, St. Paul, apolis WITH DISTINCTION Richard \Vagner Howard, St. Paul Donald Oscar Olson, St. Louis Park Donald Frederick Hullsiek, Excelsior Lawrence Marvin Olson, Braham Arch L. Hum, Minneapolis Charles Martin Overby, Scobey, Harlan Stuart Jason, Minneapolis Mont., WITH lIIGH DISTINCTION Hays Hamilton Jensen, Minneapolis Marlow Allen Paschke, Rochester Lloyd Harold Tohnson, Thief River Tames Arthur PauItord, Eveleth, WITH FalIs, WITH lIIGH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION Robert Allan Johnson, Minneapolis Leslie James Paulsen, Rochester 29 Donald Leslie Pearson, 1\Iinneapolis \Villard Robert Strauss, St. Paul Francis Charles Pedrizetti, Duluth James WI elltworth Tinkham, Minne_ James Rodney Peterson, IIutehinson apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Stanley Gust Peterson, i\Iinneapolis, Ray Eugene Torell, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Samuel Hcrman Traub, Mason City Vinccnt Eugene Peterson, 1\ linne- Iowa ) apolis Ahti Olavi Tuohino, Cloquet George Joseph Praska, J\,Iinneapolis Thomas Richard Turnham, Long Frank Stanle\, Raushcl, Chisholm Lakc \Villiam JoseiJh Rea, St. Paul John \Vard Ulseth, St. Paul, WITa James Bernard Regan, South St. Paul DISTINCTION IIenry l~icl, Minneapolis George Dram, 1\Iinneapolis Georgc \Varncr Robbins, Minne- Paul Leland Vidcen, Isanti apolis Frank Thomas Villelli, Minneapolis Robert Earl Rogers, 1\Iinneapolis Ray John \Vagner, Alexandria Cleo Henry Rottluff, Austin Roger Eugenc \Valker, St. Paul, WITa Albert Lawrcnce Roy, Duluth, WITH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION James Stephen \Varwiek, Minneapolis Stanley Carl Rustad, Faribault, WITH Robcrt W ilIiarn \Vestrup, Annandale, HIGH DISTINCTION WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Glen Olan Ryen, Duluth Rieh~Hd l'\orton \ Villett, Minneapolis Donald Mitchell Saunderson, North Edson P. \Villiams, Minneapolis, Mankato WITH DISTINCTION Harold Eugene Shull, International Edwin Earl \Vilson, Jr., Minneapolis Falls Conrad F. \Vinn, Minneapolis Harold Eddie Siddy, Fertile Richard Donald \Vood, Minneapolis Jay Linder Skarnes, 1\Iinneapolis Howard Claude Zehetncr, Ivanhoe, Lamont Cuhu Shmley, Minneapolis WITIl DISTINCTION Donald Stephenson, Spring Valley

Bachelor of Metallurgical Engineering

\Valdo Sandell Aaby, Minot, N.D., NorI11~1I1 Eugene Klarquist, Minne- WITn DISTINCTION apolis Mumtaz Akman, Dinik, Turkey Henry Alois Lcx, Mankato Raymond E. Andrews, Minneapolis Cah'in David Loyd, Fergus Falls Donald \VestOI1 Rodcnc, St. Paul, Louis J\, Iartin Lund, J r., Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Kenneth AIm Magnuson, Minneapolis Robert Martin Cilek, Chisholm Edward Robert NTantel, Ely, WITH Rohert Joseph Denn, J;mesville DISTINCTION George Rudman Dragieh, B.S. ill Ind. Charlcs Edwin Mereness, St. Panl Ed., Chisholm Frederick Clyde Nordquist, St. Paul Robert Mark Dwyer, Fargo, N.D. Robert Engene North, St. Paul Chester Arthur Engquist, Minneapolis Thomas Dm·id Olson, Duluth GlcIln E. Faulkner, 1\ finneapolis, John Bernard Peck, St. Paul WITH DISTINCTION Robert Henderson Ridgway, Jr., LaVerne Norman Gushard, Cedar Scarsdale, N.Y. Falls, Iowa Douglas \Vesley Schuler, Minneapolis Robert Fredrick IIolm berg, Ironwood, \Villiam Henr\' Svigel, Chisholm Mich. Stanley Calmer Thorstenson, St. Paul Maurice Bartel Kascn, Two IIarbors Patrick Noonan \Valseth, St. Paul 30 Bachelor of Mining Engineering Warren Do.n Bell, Kilbourne, Ill. vValter C. Hong, Minneapolis w·lliam MIlls Campbell, St. Paul Leonard William Johnson, Ely Lu~her Sylvanis Clemmer, Dallas, Douglas Elmer Julin, St. Paul N.C. George Edward Lerick, St. Paul, WITH John Adam Gemert, Lebanon, Pa., DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Louis Scipioni, Virginia Patrick Hugh Grames, Owatonn~ Richard E11iot Thompson, Lakefield, Leslie Milton Hartmann, Hutchmson WITH DISTINCTION Bachelor of Petroleum Engineering Clark Emil Dahlman, Minneapolis Wesley Franklin Danielson, Annan- dale, WITH DISTINCTION Harold Stanley Winston, Minneapolis Bachelor of Physics Lauren Harold Bullis, Minneapolis Carl Arthur Miller, Walker Samuel Joseph Fine, Minneapolis Paul Emanuel Oberg, Alexandria, John Douglas Gould, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION George B. Richter, St. Cloud Arnold Hyman Joseph, Minneapolis James Daniel Tupac, Chisholm, WITH Robert Martin Kastner, Waseca HIGH DISTINCTION Electrical Engineer Walter C. Bloomquist, Schenectady, Arthur M. Braaten, River Head, Long N.Y. Island, N.Y.

COLLEGE OF AGRICUL lURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Science Charles Albert Anderson, Jr., Little­ Robert Elsworth Bergquist, Atwater, fork, Agriculture, WITH DISTINCTION Forestry Donald Leslie Anderson, Minneapolis, John David Besse, Butternut, Wis., Forestry Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION William Albert Aultfather, Elizabeth, David Arthur BienhoH, South N.J., Forestry St. Paul, Agriculture, WITH HIGH George Badovinac, Chisholm, Forestry DISTINCTION Helen Virginia Baillif, Minneapolis, Rosemarie Godlesky Blackey, Minne­ Home Economics apelis, Home Economics Orville Melvin Bakke, Minneapolis, Marian Barbara Blesi, Fairmont, Agriculture Home Economics Lois Madden Baldwin, St. Paul, Home Henry Jasper Blohm, St. Paul, Economics Veterinary Medicine Henry Louis Banal, Buhl, Veterinary Russell Rudolph Boehlke, Stewart, Medicine, WITH DISTINCTION Agriculture 31 Enid Boyes, Minneapolis, Home Martin Alan Coyer, Mankato, Fores_ Economics try, WITH DISTINCTION Alice Ann Brand, South St. Paul, Theora Jane Dalager, GlenWOod, Home Economics Home Economics Carol Ann Brand, Minneapolis, Ah'in Michael Dietz, Ncw Prague Home Economics Agriculture ' Raymond H. Brendemuehl, Milwau­ Jeanette Carol D?ckstader, Bovey, kee, Wis., Forestry, WITH DISTINC­ Home EconomIcs TION Anita Jcan Sanderson Dow, St. Paul Harold Robert Brown, Carlton, Agri­ Home Economics ' culture Daniel Downs, l\iinneapolis, Agricul_ \Villiam Oliver Bulger, St. Paul, ture Science Specialization Calvin Willard DunneII, Brainerd Robert \Villiam Buselmeier, Hastings, Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION ' Fish and Wildlife Management Philip John Dziuk, Foley, Agriculture, Leslie John Butman, Pipestone, Vet­ WITH DISTINCTION erinary Medicine Jack Ross Eggan, Minneapolis, For­ \Villiam John Cameron, Luverne, estry Veterinary Medicine Rogcr Allen Ekbom, \Villmar, Agri_ Robert H. Carleton, Duluth, Agricul­ culture ture \Vandell O. Elliott, New York, N.Y., Melvin Sidney Carlson, Glenburn, Forestrv N.D., Agriculture, WITH DISTINC­ Frederick' Gustav Erickson, Duluth' TION Forestry , Ralph \Villiam Carlson, Ellsworth, \Vallace Elmcr Erickson, Rush City \Vis., Forestry Agriculture ' \Villiam Harold Cheeseman, Little Donald Elliott Ericson, Loretto, Agri­ Falls, Forestry culture Edward Martin Christianson, \Vinton Evans, \Villmar, Veterinary St. Charles, Forestry Medicine Mary Margucrite Christianson, Janet Elaine Falkenberg, Virginia, Minneapolis, Home Economics Home Economics Edward Henry Clausen, Janesville, Donald Raymond Franklin, Sioux Agriculture City, Iowa, Fish and Wildlife Lois Paulena Cleland, St. Paul, Home 1\1anagement, WITH DISTINCTION Economics, WITH DISTINCTION Norman I. Frederickson, Hanska, Vet­ Gordon Edwin Close, Byron, Forestry erinary Medicine Gerald Lewis Coffman, Minneapolis, Eiler Dixcn Frederiksen, Askov, Vet­ Agriculture erinary Medicine Lloyde Emory Collings, St. Paul, John Frederick Frojen, Minneapolis, Agriculture Forestry Colin Connel, St. Paul, Agriculture Laurence Eakin Gage, Minneapolis, Howard John Cook, Fort Atkinson, Agriculture \Vis., Veterinary Medicine, WITH Hart Phillip Graeber, Maple Plain, DISTINCTION Agriculture Charles Fisher Cooper, Kenosha, Sarah Louise Graham, St. Paul, Home Wis., Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION Economics Nancy Ann Coulter, St. Paul, Home Corinne Antoinette Miller Grolla, Economics A. A. , Minneapolis, Home Eco­ Dennis Henry Cox, St. Paul, Agricul­ nomics ture 32 V rdie Merlin Gysland, Gary, Veteri­ Dean Raymond Kingrey, W orthing­ enary Medicine ton, Veterinary Medicine CI de Douglas Haine.s, 'r., Minne­ Martin Kermit Kjolhaug, Clearbrook, ;poliS, Fish and WIldlife Manage- Agriculture ment .. Harold John Knauss, Nerstrand, Lewis Dale Hammer, NOrrIs, Agncul- Science Specialization ture James Lloyd Knutson, Fertile, Science lIeman Allen Ha~~ock, Brook Park, Specialization, WITH HIGH DISTINC­ Veterinary Medlcme TION Cecilia Anne Ha?ratty, Minneapolis, Lloyd Sigfred Knutson, Twin Valley, lIorne Economics Forestry Dolores Vogen H.anson, Minneapolis, Jeanne Marie Koepke, Minneapolis, Home Economics Home Economics Paul Arthur He~i~, B:A., Maple Plain, Edmund Joseph Kohler, St. Paul, . Science Specialization Veterinary Medicine Daniel Robert Herbert, Minneapolis, Philip Edward Kohlhase, Bertha, Forestry Forestry Hilding Leonard Hokanson, Pelican Jean Ann Kovar, Owatonna, Home Rapids, Agriculture . . Economics Melvin S. Hougen, Mmneapolis, For- Alphonse Joseph Kunkel, Kimball, estry Veterinary Medicine, WITH DIS­ Robert Glen Huston, Duluth, Fores- TINCTION . try Ralph James Kurka, Breckenridge, Glea Lewis Hyland, Claremont, For- Forestry estry Harland Bernard LaFortune, Duluth, Donald Orrin Ingram, Grand Marais, Forestry Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION Agnes Jean Larson, Nashwauk, Home laVerne Gordon Isenberg, Winthrop, Economics Agriculture, WITH DISTINCTION Herbert Alvin Larson, Malmo, Agri­ Virgil M. Israelson, Hillman, Agricul­ culture ture John Fredrick Larson, Breckenridge, Wesley Luallen Jacobson, Clarkfield, Veterinary Medicine, WITH DISTINC­ Agriculture TION Barbara Joanne Johnson, Milaca, Kermit E. Larson, Kiester, Agricul­ Home Economics, WITH DISTINC­ ture TION Lester Leroy Larson, Fergus Falls, Carl Henry Johnson, St. Paul, Agri­ Veterinary Medicine, WITH HIGH culture DISTINCTION Norma Alice Johnson, Minneapolis, Calvin Jay Lensink, Rushford, Fish Home Economics and Wildlife Management Oscar Walter Johnson, Milaca, For- James Helmer Lind, Winthrop, Agri­ estry culture Donald Edwin Jones, Lake Crystal, Vernon Virgil Lindholm, Milwaukee, . Forestry Wis., Forestry . Millard William Jones, Owatonna, Lennart Ernest Lundberg, Gheen, Agriculture Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION Orville Dean Joul, Lakefield, Agricul­ William Matthew Manion, St. Paul, ture Agriculture H. Reed Kettlewell, Minneapolis, Michael Joseph Marrinan, Jr., St. Paul, Agriculture Forestry 33 Francis Clayton Marshall, l\finne Hector OM Olson, Vining, Agricul_ apolis, Forcstry ture Donald l\Jiller Mason, Mankato, V ct­ /ZoDcrt Thomas Olson, Minneapolis eTinary l\lccUcinc, WITH HIGH DIS­ Science Specialization, WITH DIS: TINCTION TINCTION Jacqueline Jcan Mast, St. Pmd, IIomc Raymond G. Otto, Sauk Rapids, Agri­ Economics culture Richard \Vells ?vlcCunc, Clinton, Domcnieo Antonio Pagnotta, B.Ch.E. Iowa, Forcstry Nashwauk, Forestry , Robcrt Charlcs l\IcLecstcr, St. Paul, l\Taurice James Palmer, Stillwater, Agriculture V cterinary l\Jedicine, WITH DISTINc_ Jean Eleanor l\1c\Villiams, Fisher TION Home Economics, WITn DISTINC­ Julius Paulcy, Stillwater, Agriculture TION Roger Aldcn Pcarson, Detroit Lakes Joyce Evelyn Mc\Viliiams, Fisher, Forestry , Home Eco1Jomics, WITH DISTINC­ Anita Gerd Peterson, Minneapolis TION Agriculture, WITH DISTINCTION ' Edward John MCfl'ich, j\Iinncapolis, Dale Joseph Pfankuch, St. Paul, For­ Forcstry cstrv \Villiam Arthur l\1ilbrath, Bertha, Frans -George Pieters, Guatemala Agriculture City, Guatemala, Agriculture, WITH Emerson \Varrcn Mistelskc, V crgas, DISTINCTION Agriculture Leo Burton PospichaI, Chisholm, Fish Raymond Morris Mitteness, Benson, and \Vildlife Managemcnt, WITH Agriculture DISTINCTION Hcrbert Himebaugh l\ loline, Iron, Marjorie Gcraldinc Prescott, Minne­ Agricul tu re apolis, Home Economics, WITH Jerald Arthur l\lortcnsen, Robbins­ DISTINCTION dale, Forcstrv Rodney Morton Ilemy Rcvsbceh, Norman GottIi~b l\Iucller, Springfield, l\Iinneapolis, Fish and \Vildlife Veterinarv Medicine Management Alice Louise Nelson, \ V oodstock, Ill., Robcrt Arthur Reynolds, Redwood Home Economics Falls, Fish and \Vildlife Manage­ Charles J. Nelson, Mankato, Agricul­ ment hue Garry B. Ringold, St. Paul, Forestry Ernest AIton Nelson, Fosston, Agri­ Stanlcy B. Ringold, St. Paul, Forestry culturc Duane Allan Robey, Minneapolis, Harry Franklin 0Telson, A.A., Amboy, Agriculture Agriculture Paul Clifford Roeber, Robbinsdale, Harvey Kenneth Nelson, Evansvillc, Forestrv Fisll amI \Vildlife Management Eugene Peter Romanski, South Ouentin Harold Nelson, AS, Vir­ St. Paul, Forestry - ginia, Agriculture Farrell Edward Roser, Kandiyohi, \Vallaee \'Farrcn Nelson, Walnut Agriculture Grove, Science Specialization, WITH Norman Russell Rowe, \Vest Salem, DISTINCTION \Vis., Agriculture Duane Dale Noel, \Vaseca, Forestry Howard John Russell, Jr., Villa Park, Robert Joseph O'Hern, Minneapolis, Ill., Forestry Veterinarv Medicine LeRoy Harold Rutske, Glencoe, Fish Bette Jean Olevson, Minneota, Home and \Vildlite Management, WITH Economics DISTINCTION 34 John E. Sallstrom, W:inthrop, Agri­ Earl Leonard Thompson, St. Charles, culture Agriculture Dixon Lane Sandberg, Rice Lake, Herbert David Thurston, Sioux Falls, Wis., Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION S.D., Science Specialization, WITH Glen Otis Schube~t,. Minneapolis, DISTINCTION Veterinary MedlCme Donald Kenneth Trembath, Hurley, Elbert Duane Seaquist, B.Ed., \Vis., Forestry St. Louis Park, Forestry Clarence James Treumer, Minne­ Keith Raymond Shea, St. Paul, Fores- apolis, Forestry Ollie Stahl Tuff, Wichita, Kan., Josephtry Anton S·Ig f·dn, P ar k ers p rame,.. Home Economics Veterinary Medicine Lyle Roger Tweten, Fosston, Agricul­ Donald Lee Simcoe, Excelsior, Agri­ ture culture James Andrew Tyvand, Minneapolis, Lloyd Harold Skaar, Minneapolis, Agriculture Agriculture Edward Anthony Vsenik, Eveleth, Frank Irving Skadsberg, Duluth, For­ Veterinary Medicine estry George Elmer Valo, st. Paul, Agricul­ Richard Arnold Skok, St. Paul, For­ ture estry, WITH DISTINCTION Donald Francis Verreaux, Crookston, Bertram Lee Smith, Ada, Veterinary Forestry Medicine Robert Berkley Wallin, Fond du Lac, Anita Frame Sombs, Faribault, Home Wis., Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION Economics Allen Francis Wanquist, Wrenshall, Ralph Joel Sombs, Pengilly, Forestry Agriculture Donald Wayne Sunderman, LeSueur, Donald Anton \Varman, Stillwater, Agriculture, WITH DISTINCTION Forestry Ralph John Swan, Aurora, Ill., For­ Helen Lee Wasson, Alexandria, Va., estry Home Economics Carla Elvira Swanson, Minneapolis, Audrey Ann Weber, Minneapolis, Home Economics Home Economics, WITH DISTINC­ Gordon Carl Swanson, St. Paul, Agri­ TION culture William Philip Wenger, St. Paul, Winston Emanuel Swanson, St. Paul, Forestry Forestry • Anton Henry Westerhaus, Duluth, Archie Ranerth Syverson, Vlen, Agri­ Agriculture culture Charles E. Williams, Isanti, Agricul­ Mervin R. Syverson, Vlen, Agriculture ture Merle William Tellekson, Oshkosh, Robert W indschitl, Comfrey, Veteri­ Wis., Forestry nary Medicine, WITH DISTINCTION Harold Herman Templin, Glencoe, Steve Henry Wise, Fall Creek, Wis., Veterinary Medicine Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION Francis Elwood Tengvall, Benson, Anton William Zweber, New Market, Agriculture Agriculture Eldon Albert Tessman, Osseo, Agri- culture Master of Forestry Frank Dunham Irving, Jr., B.S., West- Walter William Talbert, B.S., Long field, N. J. Lake Harry William Juntilla, B.S., Minne- apolis 35 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE AND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science Raymond Arthur Anderson, Duluth, Emery Adolph Krech, South St. Paul Agricultural Education, WITH DIS­ Agricultural Education ' TINCTION Joanne \Vinifred Larson, North Richard Hilmer Anderson, Cohasset, Branch, Home Economics Educa­ Agricultural Education, WITH DIS­ tion TINCTION Ivlarian Odcll Larson, Thief River Donald Dean Baustian, Braham, Agri­ Falls, Home Economics Education cultural Education Edwin Irvin Lentz, New VIm, Agri­ Kayle Edward Becker, Farmington, cultural Education, WITH DISTINC­ Agricultural Education TION Elwin Leland Leverington, Pine River Doris Virginia Bell, Windom, Home Agricultural Education ' Economics Education, WITH DIS­ Lila Mae Lindeman, Redwood FaIls TINCTION Home Economics Education, WIT~ Clifford Anton Benson, Springfield, DISTINCTION Agricultural Education Lloyd Elmer Lofgren, Moose Lake, Virginia LeClaire Clark, St. Paul, Agricultural Education Home Economics Education Lola Ardelle Lueck, Cannon Falls, Grace Marie Eckblad, Red vYing, I-lome Economics Education Home Economics Education Shirley Ann McDonald, Wabasha, Carl Richard Forsline, Cook, Agricul­ Home Economics Education tural Education Catherine Lucy McGowan, Minne­ Donald Elroy Frederick, Westport, apolis, Home Economics Education Agricultural Education Emily Evelyn Moore, Albert Lea, Leola Ann Gay, Hinckley, Home Eco­ Home Economics Education, WITH nomics Education DISTINCTION Joyce Alyce Gilbert, A.A., Lake Crys­ Ted Raphael Musielewicz, Little Falls, tal, Home Economics Education Agricultural Education Arlene June Grimm, Minneapolis, Joan Nash, Baudctte, Home Eco­ Home Economics Education nomics Education Barbara Hansen, Minneapolis, Home JoAnn Mary Neville, Pine City, Home Economics Education Economics Education Robert Alfred Hanson, Hector, Agri­ Carmen Ordell Nohre, Houston, Agri­ cultural Education, WITH HIGH DIS­ cultural Education, WITH HIGH TINCTION DISTINCTION Alfred August Heichel, Osceola, \Vis., Mary Etta Olson, Truman, Home Agricultural Education Economics Education Geraldine Bobbette Keachie, Duluth, \Villiam Louis Olson, Duluth, Agri­ Home Economics Education cultural Education Lorna Petersen Kittleson, Minne­ Robert \Villiam Pengilly, Minneapolis, apolis, Home Economics Education Agricultural Education Martin Harm Klingenberg, Clements, Charles Anton Peterka, Aurora, Agri­ Agricultural Education cultural Education 36 Kathryn Ruth Peterson, Monterey, G. Patricia Schenk, Anoka, Home Ilome Economics Education Economics Education Leslie Walter Peterso?, Sherburn, Mavis Joy Schultz, Le Sueur, Home Agricultural Education Economics Education Eldred M. Phillips, C?ood Thunder, Eldon Herman Senske, Perham, Agri­ Agricultural EducatIon, WITH DIS­ cultural Education TINCTION Gertrude L. Soderberg, Duluth, Home Milford Norman Ree~, Minneapolis, Economics Education, WITH DIS­ Agricultural Education TINCTION Dona Christine Renne, Minneapolis, Marlyce June Spute, Glen, Home Eco­ Home Economics Education, WITH nomics Education DISTINCTION Norbert Eugene Stelten, Kimball, Robert Gustav Rohner, Forest Lake, Agricultural Education Agricultural Education LaVern Robert Wagner, Minneapolis, Anna-Mae Kathleen Rozycki, Black­ Agricultural Education duck, Home Economics Education Jeanne Mary Weinand, Hanover, Marion Kathlene Saari, Soudan, Home Economics Education Home Economics Education, WITH Herman Mathias Winkels, Adams, DISTINCTION Agricultural Education George Edward Sands, Alvarado, Agri­ cultural Education COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE AND SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Agricultural Business Administration Earl Keith Burbridge, Cedar Fal1s, Forrest Russell Mykleby, Eldred Iowa, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Robert L. Pool, Farmington Howard Lowell Carlson, Parkers Prairie COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science George Joseph Acko, Minneapolis, Marjorie Adele Anderson, B.A., Chis- WITH DISTINCTION holm Roger Carl Ahlman, A.A., St. Paul Olga Faye Anderson, B.A., St. Paul James Henry Albrecht, St. Paul Verna Naomi Anderson, Minneapolis Charles Raymond Albro, Minneapolis Carl Roger Andre, St. Paul Marjorie Ruth AIm, st. Paul Ann Lenore Archibald, B.A., Minne- Donald Richard Anderson, Minne- apolis apolis John Richard Aura, Minneapolis Jean Elese Anderson, St. Paul* Chester Myron Austinson, Lyle Joyce Marily Anderson, St. Paul Barbara Jean Bachmann, Minneapolis • Nursing Education Curriculum. 37 Richard John Baken, l\Iinneapolis Richard William Bylund, A.A., Mary Ballinger, Spring Valley Minneapolis Stanley \Vayne Bartilson, Colfax, Delores Jean Cabillot, St. Paul Wis. Lois Marilyn Cam, Beaver Creek LaVerne Charlotte Barton, Minne­ WITH DISTINCTION* ' apolis Beverly Jane Campbell, Clear Lak Glenn Emil Bartsch, Rapidan, WITH Wis. e, DISTINCTION Beverly l\,Jaxine Carlson, Red Win Catherine Audry Bastien, St. Paul Carl Gunnard Carlson, Virginia g Rolland Oliver Benedict, Minneapolis Charlotte Muriel Carlson, Minne- Jeanette Florence Benson, St. Paul apolis Bradley Allen Bentson, Minneapolis Kenneth Donald Carlson, B.A., Will­ Mary Elizabeth Berdan, Minneapolis mar Boyd LeRoy Berg, Garfield Mary Boyd Carman, Pipestone \Villiam Bly Berg, Minneapolis Eileen Danelz Casey, B.A, Minne_ Earle Alliston Berge, A.A., Minne- apolis apolis James HernDon Casey, AL.A, John Harold Berglund, Minneapolis St. Paul Betty Jeanne Bergquist, Minneapolis Jean Elizabeth Chapin, G.N., DOdge Yvonne Marlene Bergstrom, St. Paul Center, WITH DISTINCTION* \Vallace Melvin Bernards, Blue Earth George Milford Christensen, Wilmot Robert Clark Berry, Minneapolis S.D. ' Marion Elaine Beske, Hector Raymond Emmet Christesen, St. Paul, Robert Dale Biddick, B.A., Thief WITH DISTINCTION River Falls \Villiam Graves Christie, A.A, Minne­ La Vonne Blocker Bly, Springfield apolis Peter Berg Bly, Minneapolis Joseph Daniel Chutich, Hibbing, Albert Henry Borer, Jr., Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Quentin Richard Bosiger, Minne- Barbara Clark, vVayzata apolis Paula Dorothea Cloeter, Minneapolis, Robert Patten Boyle, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION* Betty May Brandt, A.A, Minneapolis, Mary Barbara Collins, B.A, Minne- WITH DISTINCTION apolis Peter Steve Brinda, Minneapolis Robert Allan Comer, Excelsior Betty Lou Brooking, Minneapolis \Vanda Jane Comstock, Red vYing Frank Harold Brown, Minneapolis Peter Albert Cortese, Keewatin Joseph Adam Brown, B.A., Mantor- Marguerite Emm Crain, Morton* ville Jeanette Croonquist, B.S., Minne- Mary Lou Bryant, \Vest St. Paul apolis Joyce Bubis, Minneapolis Ann Catherine Curley, St. Paul, WITH Roland George Buchman, Spooner, DISTINCTION Wis., WITH DISTINCTION Alfred \Varren Dahlberg, AA, B.A., Alvhild Margaret Bulfin, G.N., Minneapolis Minneapolis* John Albert Dahlen, Minneapolis Mary Josephine Burch, St. Paul Sumiko Ito Dahlman, Minneapolis, Nancy Ruth Burkhart, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION* WITH DISTINCTION Eleanor Virginia Dahlquist, Minne­ Yvonne Doris Burniece, Minneapolis, apolis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Loren Herbert Damerow, B.A., Austin

* Nursing Education Curriculum. 38 Marjorie Wendla Dean, Blue Earth Mark Everett Goodman, Th.B., Min- Ann Bern!ce Dera.uf, B.A., St. Paul neapolis, WITH DISTINCTION Judith Gngst Dezlk, Fargo, N.D. Nancy Carol Gravelle, Minneapolis Dorothy Nan Dingle, St. Paul Merle Dale Griffith, Minneapolis Marilyn Joanne Dixon, Minneapolis Roy Grijak, Duluth, WITH DISTINC­ Veral N. Donaldson, St. Paul TION Donald Robert Grosenick, Minne- Suzanne DuToit, Chaska apolis Mary Josephi?e Edwards, G.N., R.N., Donald George Gurnoe, Minneapolis Indianapohs, Ind. * Eugene H. Hagel, Elk River John. ~ngelbart, Minneapolis Clarisse L. Hakala, Keewatin VirgIllla Ballou Enkel, St. Paul Mary Hand, South St. Paul, WITH James Karl Ericson, New Rockford, DISTINCTION N.D· Allen Eugene Hansen, Monticello Mildred Vernette Ericson, Minne· Janice Arlene Hanson, Minneapolis, apolis WITH DISTINCTION Mary Patricia Falvey, St. Paul Ruthmarie Hanson, Minneapolis Marian Feldman, Minneapolis Mary Starke Harper, Tuskegee, Ala.* Barbara Tyson Fellows, A.A., Minne­ Lee Harry Hart, Glenwood, WITH apolis DISTINCTION Joan Coleen Fering, Lamberton Ardys Barbara Hawkinson, A.S., Vir­ Catherine Baxter Findlay, R.N., Red ginia Bank, N.J., WITH DISTINCTION* Donna Jean Heise, Mankato Elizabeth Foote Fischer, Minneapolis Ernestine Eugenia Held, Golden Edward Joseph Fitzpatrick, Foley Valley . Jeanne Maxine Fitzsimmons, A.A., Dale Harlan Helgesen, B.A., Lake Brainerd Mills, Iowa Gordon Flattum, Minneapolis Arwed Albert Henning, A.A., Minne- William Harold Forsber&.Minne­ apolis apolis Mary Jane Hickok, Minneapolis Cecelia Eleanor Forseth, Minneapolis Marilyn Joann Hildebrandt, Faribault Douglas Ellwood Fox, Excelsior, WITH Geraldine Irene Hill, Biwabik DISTINCTION Agnes Caroline Hinman, Belmond, Ronald Chester Fraser, Northbrook, Iowa, WITH DISTINCTION* III., WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Shirley Anne Hoaglund, Cokato Susan Ann Fredrickson, Santa Cruz, Doris Anne Southard Holmes, R.N., Calif. Clarion, Iowa * Shirley Helene Hoyem, Laurium, John Walter Fritz, B.A., Waubun Mich.* Evelyn Bernice Froise, Minneapolis John Lamb Huestis, Jr., Stillwater Jean Marie Gable, Minneapolis Anna May Frances Hughes, Hamel Th?~as William Gannaway, St. Paul Anna Marie Huston, A. A. , Minne- WlllIam Earl Gardner, Hopkins, WITH apolis DISTINCTION Priscilla Jane Indall, Breckenridge Joan Sandra Gilbert, Minneapolis Verona Mae Iverson, Alvarado Stanley Wynne Gilbertson, Minne­ WiIIiam Gordon Jack, Minneapolis, apolis WITH DISTINCTION Mildred Mae Glendenning, B.M., Virgi~ia Mae Jackson, R.N., Bay City, Arlington, S.D. WIS.* Doris Norma Goltz, R.N., Milaca* • Nursing Education Curriculum. 39 Bette I. Jacobs, Minneapolis, WITH Norbert Thomas Koch, Jr., Minne_ DISTINCTION apolis Mary Madriene Jacb, Minneapolis Elizabeth. Victoria Koenig, A.A., Min- Rhoda Neimark Jaffe, Minneapolis, neapolIs WITH DISTINCTION Vernon Daniel Kotula, Browerville Floyd Roman Jaszewski, Minneapolis James Richard Kough, Minneapolis Nancy Josephine Jenkins, Hibbing John Hubert Krekelberg, Brainerd James Edward Jensen, Minneapolis Alice Elaine. Partanen K~utti, Bovey Ralph Peter Jensen, St. Paul Raymond RIchard Kuuth, Gilbert Robert Everett Jenson, Minneapolis Barbara Joan Lee, Alexandria Esther Utoh Johansen, Tyler, WITH Mary Helen Leverett, Minneapolis DISTINCTION Aledwin Cecelia Levernier, Minne- Arden John Johnson, A.L.A., Vernon apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Center Donald R. Lincoln, A.Ar, Minneapolis Bcrtil Eugene Johnson, Minneapolis Margaret Joyce Lindahl, Minneapolis Carol Jean Johnson, Jackson Charles Otto Lindekugel, Pierre, S.D Cleo Elizabeth Johnson, B.A., Way­ Paul William Lindmeier, Minneapoli~ zata Janet Dorothy Linell, St. Paul Eunice Marie Anderson Johnson, Margaret Louise Linster, Crookston , Chisholm* WITH DISTINCTION Francis Leroy Johnson, Minneapolis, Barbara Jane Lodge, Louisville, Ky.* WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Francis Edmund Logan, Minneapolis Gcorge Simon Johnson, B.A., Rock- Marjorie Ann Lundquist, Minneapolis ford, Ill. Harold Harry Mackenhausen, Wliite Irene Martha Johnson, St. Paul Bear Lake Laura Marie Johnson, Moose Lake Russell DuWane Madsen, Lake Bron­ Virgil S. Johnson, A.A., Minneapolis son Virginia Jean Johnson, St. Paul Thomas George Mahoney, Minne­ \Villiam Harry Johnson, A.A., Minne- apolis apolis Beverly Joan Malmrose, St. Paul James Steven Johnston, St. Paul Eugene Arthur Malmstedt, A.A., St. \Villiam Stanley Johnston, Minne­ Paul apolis James Earl Marcell, Minneapolis, Ruth Elizabeth Jorgensen, Hopkins WITH DISTINCTION Harvey Lawrence Kaplan, St. Paul, Bert J. Marconett, Virginia WITH DISTINCTION Stanley Emil Marhula, Roosevelt Beverly Ann Karlen, St. Paul Lorna Katherine Mattson, Deer Creek Herbert Christian Karsten, Brooklyn, Violet Marie Matson, St. Paul, WITH N.Y. DISTINCTION* Ruth Elizabeth Kauffman, Minne- Theodore Peter Matuseski, Moose apolis, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION* Lake Ruth Louise Kernkamp, Newport Hazel Maxey, Philadelphia, Miss. * 'Warren \Villiam Kilbourne, St. Paul Joan Claire Mayhew, Minneapolis, Elizabeth Yasuko Kitagawa, Minne- WITH DISTINCTION apolis Anna Arleen Maynard, R.N., Clark, John Henry Kittleson, Joice, Iowa, S.D.* WITH DISTINCTION Ralph Dixon McAlister, Wichita, Edward Anthony Klis, Minneapolis Kan. William Allen Knapton, St. Paul Marilyn Jean McGarry, StiIIwater I-larry Charles Knoblauch, St. Paul Mary Rita McGough, A.A., St. Paul • Nursing Education Curriculum. 40 Richard Harry McKay, Winnebago Ruby Adeline Okerstrom, Minne­ Carolyn Haugh McNiff, Minneapolis apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Lillie Mae McPhetridge, London, Ky., Lorraine Kathryn Olsen, Rochester WITH DISTINCTION* Janet Mae Olson, St. Paul, WITH James Francis McShane, A.A., Hast­ DISTINCTION ings Lois Ona Olson, DeSoto, Wis. * Arthur John Meuwissen, Cologne, Lucille Marie Olson, Minneapolis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Marjorie Harriett Olson, Alexandria * Sally Emerson Meyers, Minneapolis Ruth Elaine Olson, R.N., Hudson, Clayton Edward Michaels, St. Paul Wis.* Kathryn Lois Michaelson, Dawson Shirley Ann Olson, Minneapolis Dwight Kenneth Miller, B.A., Colton, Janna Bagley Oppegaard, Crookston, WITH DISTINCTION S.D. Earl \Villard Orr, Faribault Lois Jean Miller, G.N., Turtle Lake, Joseph Patrick Papatola, Nashwauk Wis.* Michael Anthony Pappone, Virginia, Reginald Julian Miller, B.A., Minne- WITH DISTINCTION apolis Burton Oliver Parks, Jr., Minneapolis Ronald James Moloy, Minneapolis Margaret Helseth Pascoe, St. Louis Leona Bernice Moore, Fergus Falls Park Marlys Elizabeth Morrill, Anoka, James Collins Pearce, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Isabelle Frances Pelstring, Minne­ Lillian Pollock Motter, Milwaukee, apolis* Wis. Marjorie Lorene Perman, Columbia William Stewart Motter, Defiance, Heights Ohio Barbara Ruth Peterson, Minneapolis Betty Alice Muneio, Oak Park, 111. * Neal Douglas Peterson, Minneapolis Anne Sylvia Myrin, Garfield, WITH Violet Naomi Peterson, Hallock DISTINCTION Warren Anthony Peterson, Marble Naomi Margaret Nechtel, Minne­ Murlyn Jane Petrich, Glencoe apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Mary Jane Pinkerton, Minneapolis Lloyd A. Nelson, Minneapolis Goldie Ruth Piroch, Minneapolis Katherine Maud Ness, Hudson, S.D., Helen Elwood Platt, Minneapolis* WITH DISTINCTION* Robert John Porath, Minneapolis Nadine Olive Nice, R.N., Parsons, Carolyn Elizabeth Powers, Maiden Kan., WITH DISTINCTION* Rock, Wis.* Janice Mae Nicholson, A.A., Minne- Marshall Robert Prescott, St. Paul apolis Jean Frances Pretzel, Stillwater Beryl Nielson, Wheaton Joan Pribnow, Mankato Nancy Ann Nightingale, Excelsior Alice Elaine Price, LeRoy Leo Joseph Nomellini, Minneapolis Donald Gunder Qually, St. Paul Chauncey Joseph Noonan, Minne- Paul Edward Racer, St. Paul apolis John Joe Rak, A.A., Columbia Heights Howard William Nordby, Minne­ Lorraine Shirley Ramberg, St. Paul, apolis WITH DISTINCTION Marjorie Carolyn Norstrom, A.A., St. Hilda B. Raveling, St. Paul* Paul Jean Elizabeth Reed, Minneapolis John Rollie Nygren, Minneapolis Richard Edward Reichow, Austin Arthur Arnold Nyman, Ely Richard Benny Reinholtz, Minne- Mary Joan O'Connell, Minneapolis apolis * Nursing Education Curriculum. 41 Joan Bernadette Rc\'or, Freeport* Gerald Thomas Smith, Minneapolis Austin Harper Richardson, Austin Robert Ernest Smith, St. Paul Lucinda Roberts, j'vIinneapolis LeRoy \Vilbur Snider, Minneapolis Robert Malcolm Rodby, Virginia Donald K. Solie, A.A., Everett, \Vash. Peter Roman, tllinncapolis Gordon Leroy Soltau, Duluth Janis Lillian Romcll, St, Paul Joseph Leo Spaeth, Springfield Marilyn Marie Elizabcth Ronning, Jerry E. Springer, Brooklyn Center, Kenvon WITH DISTINCT ION B~lIbar~ Jean Roscbrock, Owatonna IIaniet Pauline Stafford, Atwater, Richard Byron Rosewall, Blue Earth, WITH DISTINCTION" WITH DISTINCTION Cresander Andrew Stang, Jordan \Verner Louis Rosin, Easton Natalie Naomi Stein, St. Paul Jacqueline Ann Roth, Minncapolis Lorraine Mac Stevenson, tliinneapolis John Samuel Rothamel, Kensctt, Iowa Maxine Louise Rotsolk, Minncapolis Margaret Jcan Stigaard, Pipcstone Nicholas Kenncth Rusinak, Minnc- Cal,·in Carl Stoll, Tower City, N.D" apolis WITH DISTINCTION Teresa T. Sadoff, Jv1inI1eapolis, WITn Grace Strcet, St. Panl DISTINCTION Elizabeth 1\1ay Struble, St. Paul, WITH \Villiam Frank Sagert, St. Paul DISTINCTION Marilyn tllac Sauer, B.A., i\IinI1eapolis Gerald Edward Swanson, B.A., Minne­ Robert Jerome St. Cyr, Grand Rapids apolis Steven Hinc St. tlJartin, Bloomington Rebecca Elizabeth Swanson, C.N., John I\1rroll Sanderson, Jr., jV1inlle- Pelican Rapids, WITH DISTINCTION* apolis, WITH DISTINCTION Robert Edward Sweet, Minneapolis Bernard Michael Sarich, Hibbing, Kermit LeRoy Swenson, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Edward Ambrose Swiderski, Minne- ~Jary Adeline Sauter, Fulda apolis Robert Patrick Savage, Minneapolis Thomas Earl "1 'aus, Crookston William John Schill, I-Jibbing Kenneth Irvin Taylor, Springfield Betty Blike Sehloner, tlIinneapolis Patricia Taylor, tllinneapolis John Arthur Schoen, Freeborn Lloyd \Vesley Telsehow, St. Paul Edward \Villiam Schornstein, Phyllis Ruth Thompson, Verndale Brainerd Thomas John Thompson, A.A., Mary Rose Schueller, \Vabasso tlIinneapolis Carol Johanna Schwartz, St. Paul \Villiam Ralph Thompson, !vfinne- George Stanley Scott, Nevis, WITH apolis DISTINCTION Shirlev Gwen Thomton, Belle Plaine Janet Margaret Scott, Faribault Gord~n Ellis TjernluIld, MinIleapolis Sumner Thomas Scott, Jr., Fairmont Kathryn Jean Townsend, Belle Plaine Jean Louise Scroggins, Minneapolis Kay Shida Tsukuno, Chicago, Ill. * Dorothy Jean Seder berg, Minneapolis, Tracy Fcrris Tyler, Jr., B.B.A., St. WITH DISTINCTION Paul Yvonne Claire Shepard, St. Paul* Virgil Kenneth Villnow, Aitkin Daniel Rae Sheplee, Minneapolis E\'a A. Creighton Vinton, Minne­ Harriette Phyllis ShiptoIl, tI Iinne apolis apolis Elfrieda Faith Vollwieh, A.A., Minne­ Phyllis Jo Horne Silverman, B.A., apolis Hollywood, Fla. Robert Bernard \Valdoch, St. Paul George \ViIliam Smith, Osseo Carolyn Shirley \Valdon, Minneapolis * Nursing Education Curriculum. 42 Doris Elaine Wall, R.N., New Thomas Bert Wilhelmson, St. Paul London* Rosemary Ann Wilkowski, B.S.L., Russell Boyd Wallner, St. Paul Perham Richard Ralph \Variakois, A.A., Min­ James Douglas Williams, Minneapolis neapolis Arthur Paul Wilson, Minneapolis Theodora Ringberg Wariakois, St. Bruce Gilman Wilson, A.A., Minne- Paul apolis Phyllis J. Weakly, Minneapolis Mary Marguerite Wilson, Minneapolis Margaret Charlotte Weatherhead, \Villiam Carl Wilson, Minneapolis New Richmond, \Vis.* Frederick R. Wolf, St. Paul Alice Carol Webster, St. Paul Genevieve Danielson Wolfgram, Du- Shirley Barbara Weinberg, Minne- luth, WITH DISTINCTION apolis Elsbeth Jean \Vooldridge, Minne- William Fred West, Jr., Minneapolis apolis Neil Charles Westerlund, Hopkins Ruth Anne Youngquist, Minneapolis Bruce Douglas Westling, Milaca George Frederick Zeise, Owatonna Joann Wilma Wicklund, Hopkins Charles Almond Zwiener, St. Paul Ardeth Elaine Wiese, R.N., Minne- apolis*

Bachelor of Science in library Science

Bruce Henry Brademeyer, B.A., Lloyd Wilfred LeDoux, B.S. III Ed., Verona, N.D. St. Cloud Patricia Miriam Dahl, B.S., Minne­ Mary Cecelia O'Reilly, B.A., Robbins­ apolis dale Lorraine Norma Ellis, B.S., in Ed., Doris Ellen Priem, B.A., Nora Springs, Starkweather, N.D. Iowa Cecelia Anne Jansen, B.A., Verndale

Master of Education Warren 1. Beson, B.S., Minneapolis Kenneth Joseph Mauer, B.S., St. Paul Walter Louis Butterwick, B.Ed., Sara Josephine McGuire, B.S. in Ed., LaCrosse, Wis. Ashland, Ky. Leo Eugene Cooper, B.S., La Crosse, Joseph Anthony Nowotny, B.S., Wis. Minneapolis Everett Eugene Dodge, B.S., Buffalo George Kenneth Olson, B.S., Minne­ Lake apolis Paul Gordon Embretson, B.A., Rob­ Brooks Arden Parsons, B.S., Rising­ binsdale sun, Ohio Bernice Marjorie Hagie, B.S., Minne- Adelaide Hall Schwabacher, B.A., apolis Berkeley, Calif. Richard Melvin Ivonen, B.s., Ely Hyman Morris Simos, B.S., St. Paul Michael A. Kissell, B.S., Minneapolis Ralph Wilmer Tucker, B.S., Fairbury, Robert E. Kelson, B.S., Huron, S.D. Neb. Marguerite Odendahl Krusemark, Donald Fred Zaspel, B.S., North St. B.S., St. Paul Paul John Howard Leslie, B.S., St. Paul • Nursing Education Curriculum. 43 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Business Administration John Steele Abbott, Jr., St. Paul David Earl Dinham, Duluth Ralph Isaac Allison, Minneapolis Arnold Divine, St. Paul Howard Robert Alton, Jr., Pipestone Lawrence Edward Dorner, A.L.A., St. Raymond E. Andrews, Minneapolis Paul, WITH DISTINCTION Donald Alton Baird, Minneapolis John Murray Drake, Minneapolis Alphine Andcrson Black, Minneapolis Duncan Alexander Dranncn, Atkin­ James Douglas Anderson, Minneapolis son Roy Thomas Arcand, B.E.E., \Vhite Dennis William Dunne, Billings, Bcar Lake Mont. Samuel Alexander Barclay, Stillwater Donald Austin Edlund, Minneapolis Loren LeRoy Bentz, Minneapolis Roald Armand Eide, Fertile Thomas John Bernardy, Detroit Lakes Richard Fenton Emery, Minneapolis Thomas Dixon Bonner, A.S., Virginia David Richard Fesler, St. Paul, WITH Carl Franklin Borgfelt, Cloquet DISTINCTION John Lester Borgfelt, Cloquet Donald James Fisher, \Vest Bend, Roger Stewart Bottum, Wessington, Iowa S.D. Robert Charles Fossey, A.A., Austin Bruce Benjamin Burncs, Afil1neapolis, Richard Anthony Franzen, Minne­ WITH DISTINCTION apolis James Russell Burnett, St. Paul Jamcs Clarence Fredrickson, Arthur William Carlson, Ely Le Center Richard Arthur Carlson, Minneapolis Royce Gerald Freese, Afinneapolis, \Valter James Carlson, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION George Augustus Chapman, Minne- George \Villiam Frey, Jr., Edina apolis Richard Allan Funk, Rochester Milton A. Christensen, Jr., Minne- Norbert John Gehlsen, St. Paul Park apolis James Emmett Gibson, St. Paul Robert Henry Christenson, Comfrey Donald Bernard Gilbertsen, \Vinona Richard Bruce Cook, St. Paul Marshall Herbert Goldberg, Minne- Adine Clare Cornelius, Minneapolis apolis William Edward Costello, Kellogg, Gayle Warner Hall, Minneapolis WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Orvin Joseph Hall, Minneapolis James Orville Cox, Robbinsdale Gordon Lloyd Theodore Hatlestad, James Gilman Creighton, Minneapolis B.S., Wayzata Merlin \Vayne Cross, Winnebago James Clarence Hedberg, Rochester Frcderick A. Dahl, Minneapolis John William Helgeson, Rhinelander, Gerald Hancock Dakin, Great Falls, Wis., WITH DISTINCTION Mont. \Villiam Edward Hellerstedt, Rob- Archie Theodore Dalbotten, Kenyon binsdale Richard Paul Daly, Minneapolis, WITH Richard A. Helmberger, Perham DISTINCTION \Villiam A. Hemmersbaugh, St. Paul Glenn Allcn Degendorfer, Minne- Philip Raymond Hill, Shakopee apolis George Berry Hohler, Minneapolis John Fredrick Dexter, Minneapolis Kenneth Darell Holmes, Minneapolis Harold Henry Diersen, Caledonia Garald Robert Hottman, Mankato Donald Julius Diesen, Cloquet Francis Edward Hughes, Duluth 44 Wendell Page Ingraham, Jr., Minne­ Plato A. Mavroulis, Minneapolis apolis Earl K. McDonald, Minneapolis Burton Juel Iverson, West Concord Malcolm Donald McGillivray, Way- Marlowe Wendell Iverson, Minne- zata apolis, WITH DISTINCTION James Carroll McIntyre, Mahnomen Mervin Vincent Jacobson, Albert Lea Forest Wendel Medin, Anoka Darell LeVerne Johnson, Brainerd John '\Tm. Mellgren, St. Paul fIarlis Edwin Johnson, Minneapolis David Timothy Meyer, St. Paul Joseph Edward Lawrence Johnson, Wayne Anton Mikkola, Duluth Minneapolis Wayne Gordon Miller, Waseca Lyle Junior Johnson, Minneapolis John Wallace Moon, Duluth Oreland Renhold Johnson, Excelsior Robert Lincoln Murdy II, Aberdeen, Richard Harold Johnson, Minneapolis S.D., WITH DISTINCTION Ronald Bernard Johnson, Minneapolis Donald Phillip Murray, St. Paul Warren Claire Johnson, Clarkfield Robert Arnold Murray, St. Paul Thomas Leonard Joseph, Jr., St. Paul Reuben Elmer Neitzel, St. Cloud Richard Stewart Kennedy, Minne- John Patrick Nelson, St. Louis Park apolis Phillip VanTassel Nelson, Minne- Raymond Francis Kessler, Duluth apolis William Robert King, Minneapolis Roger Henry Nelson, St. Paul Kenneth Charles Kippley, Minne- Robert Charles Ness, South Inter­ apolis national Falls Truman Avery Kjosa, AL.A, Web­ Kenneth Eugene Neumann, Grand ster' S.D. Rapids Andrew Kuehn III, Sioux Falls, S.D., Willard Donald Nordin, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Donald Axel Norling, Duluth Kenneth Calvin Kuhnau, Windom Roger Earl Nygard, Minneapolis John Albert Kvam, South Sioux City, Keith David Olson, Minneapolis Neb. Alvin L. Onsted, Luck, Wis. Merlin Clayton Landberg, Minne- Paul Alfred Opsahl, Minneapolis apolis Adolph Bernhard Ostby, Minneapolis, Robert Earl Langsdorf, Pine Island WITH DISTINCTION James William Larson, McAllen, Tex. Donald Alvin Parks, AS., Park Rapids Dean Francis LaVelle, Lakeville John Stuart Paulson, Heron Lake Edward Patrick Lawler, Minneapolis Carl I var Pearson, Minneapolis Gordon Elmer Lindberg, Minneapolis Denis Oscar Peterson, Minneapolis Glen Albert Lindgren, Minneapolis Harlan Wayne Peterson, Aberdeen, Kenneth Albert Lindstrom, Duluth, S.D. WITH DISTINCTION John Douglas Peterson, St. Louis Robert William Long, Minneapolis Park, WITH DISTINCTION Robert Frank Lorenz, St. Paul Joseph Alois Pietsch, St. Paul Dean Arthur Lund, Minneapolis Richard Benjamin Porter, Duluth Richard Bernard Lund, Rochester Stuart Ralph Price, St. Paul \Villiam Noren Lundberg, Minne- Shirley Ptacek, St. Paul apolis James Elder Quarfot, Minneapolis Jerome Joseph Mady, Duluth James Jasper Quinlan, Minneapolis John Albert Malecha, Montgomery Raymond Alexander Ranta, Cloquet C. Marvin Mandery, St. Paul Walter Hermann Rauschenfels, Dennis LeeRoy Matthews, Hallock Duluth Vincent Thorwald Mattison, Thomp- J. Samuel Reeve, Minneapolis, WITH son, Iowa, WITH DISTINCTION DISTINCTION 45 Alan Hubert Rice, St. Paul Girard Louis StelVart, Cloquet, WITIl l\1ichael Patrick Richdorf, J\!Iinne- DISTINCTION apolis John Richard Stoekstead, Minneapolis Albert Ries, Jf., Drexel Hill, Pa. Burt Elliott Swanson, Two Harbors George Hugh Rose, Minneapolis Ruth Myra Swenson, A.L.A., Minne- Ralph Thomas Ross, St. Paul apolis Kenneth Maurice Rude, Sacred Heart \Villiam James Taft, Minneapolis Donald William Rustad, Minneapolis John Alexander Taylor, Manila, Boyd Alonzo Rutledge, J\Iinneapolis Philippines \ Villiam Lawrcnee Schad, Elgin Donald Andrews Tcdlund, Duluth Earl John Schaefer, Shakopee John Robert Theis, Shakopee Frank \Villard Schroeder, Mountain Robert Lee Thomson, Homer Lake James Allen Thorson, Minneapolis IIerbert Herman Schulte, St. Paul Stanley Calmer Thorstenson, St. Paul David Schwartzman, .Minneapolis Donald Martin Cl 'isdale, Livingston, Oscar Erich Schweppe, St. James Mont. James Arthur Searles, Minneapolis Jack Wallace Tolleson, Winona, WITH \Villiam Kenneth Sheffield, Marsha11, DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Franklin Neal Vader, Minneapolis, James Henry Shotwell, st. Paul WITH DISTINCTION Robert Osborn Simonson, St. Paul Hilton Edward Vilen, Reserve, Mont. Carmie Lyle Skjei, McIntosh Demetrios John Villas, Minneapolis LeRoy Burton Slettedahl, St. Paul Lowell Bernard Vogel, Minneapolis Catherine Marie Smith, Minneapolis, James Anton Wales, Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Russell Edward James Smith, Grand Roger Eugene Walker, St. Paul, WITH Marais DISTINCTION Leo LalVrence Solyntjes, \Vatervillc, Henry Tupper \Vay, Minneapolis WITll DISTINCTION Rolland Hays White, Minneapolis, John Ethan Sorensen, North Bend, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Ore. Alvin Norman \Vickman, Minneapolis Lu Verne Edsel Sorenson, Albert Le~1 Donald Clarence \Vickstrom, Clifford Melvin Sour, Two Harbors Hinckley Erik Sparre, Oslo, Nonvay, WITH Lawrence Edwin \Vilke, St. Paul DISTINCTION Duane Ernest Windmiller, Fergus Thomas T. Speltz, Albert Lea Falls, WITH DISTINCTION Douglas Derwood Stark, Rochester Robert Milton \Volter, A.A., St. Malcolm Henry Steichen, Cold Spring Charles "William Henry \Voskie, St. Paul

Bachelor of Science in Economics

Bernice Gladys Abendroth, Minne­ Richard James Keefe, Minneapolis apolis Ira George Spicer, Blasdell, N.Y. Guy Ford Greenleaf, St. Paul \Villiam S. Strifert, Rochester

46 COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Bachelor. of Science in Pharmacy Alan Wendell Anderson, St. Paul Henry Garfield Kyllo, Jr., Minneapolis Robert Junior Anderson, Duluth Albert Robert Langemo, Albert Lea Robert Roland Anderson, Waterloo, Sam Jack Langfus, Minneapolis Iowa Abbie Nathaniel Larson, Jr., Minne- Robert Martin Appel, Minneapolis apolis Theodore Takeshi Asoo, Los Angeles, Roy Alvin Lauring, Roseau Calif. Francis Henry Mentz, Minneapolis John Wilbert Autio, Mountain Iron John Jack Mondati, Ely Robert Wood Bedore, Winona Frank T. Morikawa, San Jose, Calif. Joseph Albert Benkusky, Virginia Ashley H. Morse, Minneapolis John Rowe Berry, Glenwood Robert Oneil Morseth, Minneapolis Lloyd Donald Bisset, Columbia Thelma Ann Muesing, New Ulm Heights Kathleen Ruth Mulholland, Minne- Donald John Bober, Watkins apolis Melvin Russell Brownell, Grand Carl William Oberg, Jr., Duluth Meadow Douglas John Olson, Minneapolis Harvey Lloyd Buchholz, Hendricks Wallace Edward Petersen, Minne- Charles David Carlson, Willmar apolis Phyllis Marie Chatelle, Aitkin Kenneth Stanley Peterson, Waseca Vernon Melvin Dahlquist, Duluth Morris A. Peterson, Minneapolis Charles Henry Elvig, Brainerd Roger Stuart Reid, Minneapolis Doris Catherine Essner, St. Paul George Francis Reisdorf, St. Cloud Gunnar Nels Gustav Evald, Minne- George Albert Reiter, Minneapolis apolis Donald Edward Rice, Caledonia Vidar Ferdinand Fladmoe, Buffalo, Vernon Raymond Richards, Minne- S.D. apolis Earl Mathew Gilles, Plum City, Wis. Laurene Adair Rick, Minneapolis Archie Gubman, Minneapolis Walter Herman Riese, Spooner, Wis. Robert Donald Hahn, Plainview Harold Rosen, Minneapolfs Robert Clarence Hanson, Waseca Joseph Nicholas Salvino, Minneapolis Robert Leroy Heike, Durand, Wis. Gorden Palmer Saue, Montevideo David Alan Hester, Robbinsdale William Alexander Scrimgeour, William Joseph Hodapp, Mankato Brownton Hilding Warner Hogstrom, Duluth Robert James Shimpach, Owatonna John Louis Horvath, St. Paul Glade F. Stafiin, Osakis John A. Hoyer, Hudson, \Vis. Leona Rae Stein, Hibbing Herman Bernard Jeffy, Minneapolis Alf Kenneth Stratte, Pine City Richard Michael Keaveny, Minne- Curtis Elwyn Tessum, Preston apolis James Leet Ward, Minneapolis Sherman Kellstrom, Iron River, Mich. Paul Harold Wedin, Hector Roger Glenn Kinsman, Worthington Vernon Halstein Wold, Fergus Falls John Vincent Knight, Minneapolis Robert Culver Wright, Thief River Eli Kokotovich, Hibbing Falls James J. Kraus, Jr., Minneapolis

47 LA \l./ SCHOOL Bachelor of Science in law Osmund Howard Aase, Kenyon Maleolm Hoekert Greenberg, Eveleth Donald Douglas Alsop, Duluth D011Jld Lco Grimes, Little Falls Edward Hubert Andcrson, Minlle- Richard Jack Groseth, Duluth apolis Leslie Charles Gulbrandson, A.A., Robert Joseph Anderson, Minnc­ Albert Lea apolis Richard Joseph Haertzen, Milwaukee, Alfred R. Appclgren, \\'01£ Point, Wis. :Mont. James Patrick Haley, Chisholm Charles \Villiam Arnasoll, St. Paul Timothy Jerome Halloran, St. Paul Loren ~liehael Barta, New Praguc Gerald H. Hanratty, Barry Russell Meridan Bennctt, ~IinJlcapoEs John Robert Harrington, Duluth Maurice Francis Biddle, St. Joseph, Hunter E. Helgeson, Bagley Mo. Samuel Hubbard Hertogs, Excelsior Robert Charles Bielitz, A.A., ~Iinne­ Val M. Higgins, Minneapolis apolis John Edward Hogan, Janesville Robert John Bleakly, A.A., Glendi\c, Kermit ferdinand HoYersten, Lynd Mont. Jeanne Florence Hubert, A.A., Duluth Paul James Bliss, Minneapolis George Russel Johnson, Willmar Richard Alan Bodger, Minneapolis Hans \Valdemar Johnson, Hawley John Brandtjen, Farmington \Vayne Gordon Johnson, \Vheaton Robert \\'illiam Brehmer, \\'inona Ernest Edward Karlson, Duluth Keith Mettlin Brownell, B.A., Ely Thomas Ernest Kellett, B.A., Minne- Donald TIleodorc Bunker, Olivia apolis John Patrick Byron, Minneapolis Robert Stanley Kersch, Minneapolis Douglas \Vaync Cann, Blackduck \ Villiam Rollins Koenig, Minneapolis Donn Douglas Christensen, St. Paul Leopold Joseph Kuzma, Ely Joseph Anthony Cipollone, Hibbing Robert Patrick Larkin, Minneapolis Edward Davis Courtney, Duluth Arnold \Villiam Larson, Albert Lea Henry Adolph Cousineau, Jr., MiIlIIC- Arthur \Villiam Larson, Jr., fvIinne- apolis apolis Byron Miles Crippin, Jr., A.L.A., Min- Elizabeth Jane Leathers, St. Paul neapolis Robert Joseph Leighton, Austin Ronan Eugene Degnan, Lewiston John Hewett Lemme, Stillwater Paul Joscph Doerner, St. Cloud Charles Claire Lewis, \Vindom Thomas Edward Dougherty, l\linlle- LeRoy Albert Loder, Cooperstown, apolis N.D. Vinecnt Andrcw Doyle, St. Paul \Villiam Drewry Lyons, \Vhite Bear Rodcrick Howard Drcws, Minne- Lake apolis Richard Harris Magnuson, Minne- Bobby B. Ebbcsen, Revcre apolis Donald Edward Engle, St. Paul Raymond Joseph Marshall, \Vinona Thomas Gerald Forsberg, Appleton Peter Earnest MeErlane, St. Paul Thomas Bainbridge Fostcr, St. Paul James Bruce rvicKenney, Minneapolis John Douglas Furuseth, Bagley John Arthur McNiff, Minneapolis James Giller, St. Louis Park Tcrence Leo Meany, Austin Sheldon Jack Gitelman, Minncapolis Thomas Francis Meany, Austin Erwin Allen Goldstein, Minncapolis lilovd Burton Palmer Moritz, Delhi 48 Maylon Garth Muir, Jackson Jake M. Simonitsch, Moorhead Thomas Ryan Mulcahy, B.A, Minne- Paul Arnold Skjervold, Westbrook apolis Robert Benjamin Sklenar, Minne- Maurice John Mulvahill, Jr., Hibbing apolis V. Owen Nelson, Minneapolis Norman A Stansberry, AA, Worth­ Alton Jerome Olson, Cambridge ington William Rinehart Pearce, Faribault Stanley Fuller Staples, Jr., Wausau, Neal Douglas Peterson, Minneapolis Wis. Raymond Charles Ploetz, Minneapolis Willis Franklin Street, St. Paul Harvard Wendell Powell, Duluth George Mark Sullivan, St. Paul James Edward Preece, International Robert Edward Swift, Minneapolis Falls Chester David Taylor, Jr., South St. Donald Edward Price, Minneapolis Paul Daniel John Prinzing, Rushford Douglas Fredric Thornsjo, AL.A, Jerome Gilbert Raidt, Minneapolis Minneapolis Theodore Richard Rix, Mankato Edmund Conrad Tiemann, Melrose William Sanders Rosen, St. Paul John August Trenti, AA, Virginia Paul Martin Ruhr, St. Paul Harry James Tschohl, Jr., Mankato Joseph Edward Salland, B.A., St. Paul James Van Valkenburg, Minneapolis John C. Schmidt, LeSueur Kermit John Wallin, Minneapolis Daniel Charles Schmitz, Minneapolis Arthur Carl Wangaard, Jr., Minne- Robert Dale Schreiner, Two Harbors apolis Andrew Gorry Scott, St. Paul Thomas Michael Ward, St. Paul Victor Everett Selvig, Minneapolis William Richard Weiss, St. James Jerome John Sicora, Minneapolis Wayne Alan Wentworth, Minne- Irving Silverman, Minneapolis apolis Jerome Bernard Simon, Duluth Ashley Westmoreland, Jr., Minne­ John Thomas Simonet, B.B.A., apolis Stillwater Marian Frances Willems, Heron Lake Gerald Grant Williams, St. Paul Bachelor of Laws Clifton W. Anderson, B.S.L., Sisse- William Bennett Christie, B.S.L., ton, S.D. Perham Charles B. Avery, B.S.L., Antigo, Wis. Norman E. Cohen, B.S.L., Minne­ Edmund Page Babcock, B.B.A, Anoka apolis Clifford Leeds Bauman, B.S., B.B.A., Alamander William Cole, B.S.L., Minneapolis Sleepy Eye Gene Franklin Bennett, B.A, Minne­ Perry Wallace Copeland, Jr., B.B.A., apolis St. Paul Alfred Jerome Bergsten, B.L.S., Min- Henry Harrison Cowie, Jr., B.S.L., St. neapolis Paul Eugene Thomas Binger, B.A, St. Paul Michael Langdon Culhane, B.A, cum Paul James Bliss, Minneapolis laude, Minneapolis Robert Henry Brodt, B.S.L., Fairmont John Frederick Dablow, B.S., B.A, Richard Lister Bye, B.A., Duluth Thief River Falls John Roger Carroll, B.S.L., Minne- Richard Haines Darby, B.S.L., Owa­ apolis tonna Curtis Lyle Charlson, B.S.L., Kenyon Sam Bernard Davis, B.S.L., Minne­ apolis 49 Cbarles Ladner DllI1lin, B.S.L., St. Lionel Kingo Hvolboll, A.A., B.A., Cloud Albert Lea Herbert Richard Drews, B.S.L., Min­ Dorain Erling Jensen, B.S.L., Luck, neapolis Wis. James Arthur Edman, B.S.L., Chisago Kenneth Buxton Jones, Jr., B.S.L., City South St. Paul \Villiam Thomas Egan, B.S.L., .Min­ Leonard Tobias Juster, B.S.L., Minne- neapolis apolis Donald \Villiam Elliott, ~linneapo1is Leif Roald Langsjoen, B.A., St. Peter Arnold Irving Feinberg, B.S.L., Min­ Neal Allan Lano, B.S., Long Prairie neapolis Robert Daniel Larson, B.A., Minne- \Villiam 1. Fine, B.S.L., St. Paul apolis \Vesley £\. Fink, B.S.L., Columbus, Boward Nelson Ledin, B.S.L., North Ohio Branch Fred Kelton Gage, Jr., B.S.L., Minne­ IIarold Marvin Lichterman, B.S.L., apolis Minneapolis Craig P. Gilbert, B.S.L., Duluth Milton William Logan, B.S.L., Min- Burton Joseph Gindler, B.S.L., Mason ncapolis Citv, Iowa John Paul Lommen, B.S.L., St. Paul Otis lIiekman Godfrey, Jr., B.A., St. Lomc Dale MacIver, B.B.A., Duluth Paul Robert ·William Mattson, A.A., Edward Spalding Gould, Jr., B.S.L., B.S.L., Virginia ~Iinneapolis Clarence Joseph McConville, B.S.L., Eugene Leslie Grimm, B.S.L., :t\Iin­ Minneapolis neapolis John Atmore McHugh, B.S.L., Min- Clinton John Grose, B.S.L., Minne­ neapolis apolis George D. Michalson, B.B.A., St. Paul IIoward Norton Groven, B.S.L., Min­ Jack Floyd Minium, B.A., New Ulm neapolis Myron Douglas Molander, B.B.A., Milton Eugene Gruber, B.S.L., :t\1in­ Minneapolis neapolis \Villiam Anders Mossberg, B.S.L., Thayer Kenneth Gudmestad, B.S.L., Red Wing Granite Falls John Robert Murphy, B.S.L., Minne­ George Poulin Gurley, B.S.L., Pipe­ apolis stone \Vallace Collins Odell, B.S.L., Chaska \Vallaee Frank Gustafson, B.S.L., Bird James Aquinas O'Dougherty, B.A., Island Minneapolis \Valter Clifford Gustafson, B.S.L., Chester Marvin Oksncr, B.S.L., Min­ Minneapolis ncapolis James Patrick Haley, Chisholm C. Harold Petcrson, B.A., St. Peter Robert Frank Henson, B.S.L., Min­ Carl Velure Peterson, B.S., Hastings, neapolis N.D. James Lyman Hetland, Jr., B.S.L., Edward Andrew Peterson, B.S.L., Minneapolis Thief River Falls Esmond Adolphe Hirschfield, B.A., Ralph \Vesley Peterson, B.S.L., St. Minneapolis Paul \Villiam Irving Holhrook, B.S.L., Richard Harding Plunkett, B.A., Isanti Austin Reginald Francis Holschuh, B.B.A., George Francis POllgiales, A.A., Minneapolis B.S.L., Rochester

so John James Remes, Jr., B.S.L., Min­ Paul MacDonald Shaw, B.S.L., Inter­ neapolis national Falls Arthur C. Roemer, B.S.L., Wabasha Thomas James Stearns, B.A., St. Paul Richard August Rohleder, B.S. magna Alan Lawrence Stiegler, B.S.L., Min­ cum laude, B.B.A., St. Paul neapolis John Clark Rowland, B.S.L., St. Paul Janice Caldwell Streissguth, B.A., Curtis Lloyd Roy, B.S.L., Duluth New Ulm Donald Laverne Rudquist, B.S.L., James Smith Swenson, A.A., B.S.L., Minneapolis Rochester Irene Florence Scott, B.S.L., Minne­ John Robert Wareham, B.s.L., Min­ apolis neapolis Isabel Jean Severson, B.S.L., Canby Sigwel Wood, B.S.L., Algona, Iowa Robert G. Share, B.S.L., Minneapolis Miles Bernard Zimmerman, B.A., Minneapolis

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY Graduate Dental Hygienist Beverly Margaret Anderson, Minne- Lela Mae Pertl, Minneapolis apolis Marthetta Joann Rees, North St. Paul Yvonne Irene Anway, Minneapolis Judith Beryl Robinson, Minot, N.D. Beverly June Baker, St. Paul Carol Jane Rude, Duluth Helen Floy Gillette Baker, Mankato Jean Lorraine Simmons, Rochester Beverly Ann Berg, Kenyon Ardis lone Smedstad, Starbuck Barbara Jean Blakeslee, Albert Lea Andrea Carroll Sorenson, A.A., Min- Ruth Cordula Damon, Minneapolis neapolis Carol Louise Folsom, St. Paul Tessie C. Staunton, Litchfield Doris Harriet Gee, Sacred Heart Margaret Ann Stephenson, St. Paul Mary Jean Gould, Minneapolis Eleanor Ann Stroman, Glasgow, Delores Mae Hanson, Minneapolis Mont. Wilma M. Hook, Plymouth, Ind. Peggy Ann Toomey, Minneapolis Doris Karen Jensen, Minneapolis Eugenia O. Ulvestad, Hanska Marlys Eileen Jensen, St. Paul Barbara Sue Witte, Anoka Irene Felicja Kreisberg, Poland

Doctor of Dental Surgery Roland Mitchell Anderson, Duluth Howard Linn Carlson, Barnesville William Barbush, Minneapolis Richard Paul Cook, St. Cloud Louis William Belschner, Jr., Colo- Benjamin Coppock, Minneapolis rado Springs, Colo. Arno Edwin Damerow, B.S., Austin Edmund Hilliard Belyea, Minneapolis Theodore Hubert Dedolph, Jr., Theodore Robert Blomquist, Waubun Braham Allen Gordon Brant, B.A., Minne- William Sidney Douglas, Duluth apolis Roger Lyle Downing, B.A., Minne­ William Robert Bray, St. Paul apolis Robert Emil Buchholz, Milwaukee, Norman James Edwards, B.A., St. Wis. Peter 51 Olaf \Voodard Eklund, Duluth Charles Francis rv1cGuiggan, Marshall Harold Seymour Elliott, Osakis Chris Rudy Melde, Jr., Franklin Keith Renn Evans, Minneapolis Donald Mathias Mishek, St. Paul Paul William Fleming, B.A., St. Floyd Leslie Misner, B.A., Interna_ Cloud tional Falls Richard Jerome Frank, St. Paul Robert Nels Nelson, Duluth Francis Ferdinand Franta, Jr., St. Paul Robert Eugene Niemi, Hibbing Darwin Forbes Fuller, St. Paul John Morrison Norton, International Joseph Carl Gonnella, Jr., Minne- Falls apolis Robert Jerome Olson, B.A., Minne­ Daniel Leonard Gualtieri, Two apolis Harbors Curtis Joseph Reseland, Fertile Garfield Cutts Hanson, St. Paul Thomas Allen Rogstad, B.S., Detroit Laverne Hanson, B.E., Bagley Lakes Melvin Wesley Hanson, B.S., Richard Edward Rossi, Rochester \Vheaton Lewis Bertrum Severance, Minne­ Douglas Grant Harlal1der, B.S., St. apolis Paul Harold Lawrence Skinner, Minne- John Christian Harmel, Lemmon, apolis S.D. Robert John Smith, St. Paul Martin Norman Hase, Minneapolis John Raymond Snyder, B.S., St. Paul Lloyd Evan Hembre, Montevideo John Floyd Sperry, Minneapolis Miles Benjamin Hirschey, Clarissa Franklin James Steen, Morris Robert Otto Hokkanen, Ely Harry James Stolpestad, Fosston Marmion \V. Houglum, Minneapolis John \Villiam Stuckey, Garrison, N.D. Nathan Ned Idelkope, Minneapolis Charles Raymond Taylor, Hollaway Richard Francis Jacobs, Rochester Ralph Joseph Teynor, Minneapolis John Kenneth Johnson, Minneapolis Robert Toombs Thompson, Butte, Oliver \Vendcll Johnson, St. Paul Mont. Richard Hartwell Johnson, Dickinson, Richard James Trezona, Jr., B.s., M.S., N.D. Minneapolis Robert \Varren Johnson, Minneapolis Jon \Vright Trost, Rochester Clarence F. Ketterling, B.S., Streeter, Odd Valle, Odda, Norway N.D. Robert Francis VanEtta, Cook Earl Albert Krebs, Albany Bernard Francis Volkerding, B.S., Odin Monroe Langsjoen, B.A., St. M.S., Ada Peter John \Vilbert \Vakely, Minneapolis George C. Lawther, Jr., St. Paul Glenn John \VarnloE, Minneapolis Frank Frederick Logman, Jr., B.A., Allen Jule \Vatts, A.A., Rochester St. Paul John Melvin \Vilson, Jr., Fargo, N.D. Esther Lyons, B.S., Minneapolis Frederick George \Voessner, B.E., George Douglas MacGibbon, Minne­ Perham apolis \Valter Woodrow \Vrolson, Lowry Gene Leroy Maxwell, Marshall George Mitsuyoshi Yamane, B.A., Robert James Mayhew, Hibbing Honolulu, T.H.

52 COllEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Graduate in Nursingt Mary Louise Allen, Minneapolis Gloria L. Nelson, Mahnomen Jean Elese Anderson, St. Paul Margaret Jane Orth, Milbank, S.D. Louise Martha Behmler, Morris Marian Patricia Pharaoh, Duluth Rosemary Claire Biss,. Minne~polis Joan Bernadette Revor, St. Paul Lila Louise Borst, Mmneapohs Yvonne Claire Shepard, St. Paul Lois Marilyn Cam, Beaver Creek Barbara Anne Smith, Renville Marilyn Rose Corwin, Minneapolis Mary Lou Stuurmans, South Pasadena, JoAnn Patricia Groberg, Bemidji Calif. Bertha Louise Harding, Minneapolis Kay Shida Tsukuno, Chicago, Ill. Barbara M. Hartung, Minneapolis Sally Winston Van Valkenburg, St. Caroline Martha Heller, Wauwatosa, Paul Wis. Cynthia Wahl, Duluth Nancy Carol Koshwitz, Park Ridge, Margaret Charlotte Weatherhead, Ill. New Richmond, Wis. Barbara Jane Lodge, Louisville, Ky. Donna Lois Zastrow, Mankato Ruth Miriam Mosling, Oshkosh, Wis. Bachelor of Science Mary Louise Allen, Minneapolis, Pub­ Ruth Lucille Cottington, Duluth, lic Health Nursing Medical Technology* Louise Martha Behmler, Morris, Pub­ Ruth Emma Cramblit, Adam, Wis., lic Health Nursing Public Health Nursing Rosemary Claire Biss, Minneapoli.s, Mary Crivelli, Altoona, Pa., Public Public Health Nursing Health Nursing Ruth Marie Booman, St. Paul, Physi­ Jacquelyn Ann Curtis, South St. Paul, cal Therapy, WITH DISTINCTION Medical Technology* Lila Louise Borst, Minneapolis, Pub­ Aldean Cathryn Dahl, Minneapolis, lic Health Nursing Occupational Therapy Eleanor Bougas, Bismarck, N.D., Ruth Roselyn Denney, Alexandria, Medical Technology* Ind., Public Health Nursing Emma Caroline Bowman, Eau Claire, Vera Helene Dexheimer, Nameoki, Wis., Public Health Nursing Ill., Public Health Nursing Lois Jeanette Boyce, Rochester, Medi­ Jae Carmene Doeksen, Minot, N.D., cal Technology* Medical Technology* Genevieve Bryant, R.N., Indianapolis, Maryann Patricia Donovan, St. Paul, Ind., Public Health Nursing, WITH Medical Technology* DISTINCTION Elaine Carmen Duerr, St. Paul, Medi­ Cornelia Anne Burril1, Ada, Physical cal Technology* Therapy, WITH DISTINCTION Virginia Ann Edling, Minneapolis, Kent William Christoferson, B.A., Medical Technology* Bemidji, Medicine Gay Eggers, Minneapolis, Medical Marilyn Rose Corwin, Minneapolis, Technology* Public Health Nursing . • These degrees are conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work pnor to- December 21, 1950. , . t These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of nursing practice pnor to December 21, 1950. 53 Leila Jean Ehrenstrom, Chicago, Ill., Nancy Carol Koshwitz, Park Ridge, Public Health Nursing, WITH DIS­ III., Public Health Nursing TINCTION Ruth A. Krueger, Drake, N.D., Public Janet G. Flint, Fargo, N.D., Physical Health Nursing Therapy Barbara Jean Lee, Dawson, Physical Dolores Elaine Forsberg, B.A., Therapy, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION St. Paul, Medical Technology* Jean H. LeFors, \Vichita, Kan., Pub­ Marie Therese Frozina, St. Paul, Oc­ lic Health Nursing cupational Therapy Aline Alma Maas, Laurium, Mich., Faye Peterson Garlough, 1\Iarble, Public Health Nursing Physical Therapy, WITH DISTINC­ Janet Helm Maxwell, Duluth, Public TION Health Nursing Geraldine Helen Ghent, St. Paul, Shirley Anne McFarland, Marshall, Physical Therapy Public Health Nursing Audrey Ann Granberg, St. Paul, Medi­ Dorothy Helen McLean, Lancaster, cal Teehnology* \Vis., Public Health Nursing JoAnn Patricia Groberg, Fertile, Puh­ Vernon Edward tv1ikkelson, Jr., B.A., lie Health Nursing lVIinneapolis, Medicine Howard Albert Haak, Duluth, Physi­ Ann Dorothy Miller, Minneapolis, cal Therapy, WITH DISTINCTION Occupational Therapy Ada Alma Hagan, Redstone, Mont., Dorothy Elizabeth Mitchell, Minne­ Public Health Nursing apolis, Physical Therapy Bertha Louise Harding, Minneapolis, Ruth Miriam Mosling, Oshkosh, Wis., Public Health Nursing Public Health Nursing Roberta Louise Harmon, B.A., Carth­ Dorothy Louann Nedrelow, Plainview, age, S.D., 1\ledical Technology, Medical Technology* WITH HIGH DISTINCTION* Gloria Lea Nelson, Mahnomen, Pub­ Barbara Mav Hartung, Minneapolis, lic Health Nursing Puhlie Health Nursing Marilyn Jeanne Nelson, St. Paul, Esther Geneva Harwood, G.N., Moor­ Medical Technology* head, Public Health Nursing Mildred L. Norell, Minneapolis, Pub­ Betty S. Hayes, New York, N.Y., Puh­ lic Health Nursing lie Health Nursing, WITH DISTINC­ Margaret Jane Orth, Milbank, S.D., TION Public Health Nursing Caroline lVlartha IIeller, Wauwatosa, Claire Louise Petersen, Wells, Medi­ \Vis., Public Health Nursing, WITH cal Teehnology* DISTINCTION Jacquelyn Ann Peterson, New Rich­ Ramona Kathryn Hoyme, Brooten, mond, \Vis., Physical Therapy Medical Teehnology* Bctty Lou Petsh, Dickinson, N.D., Evelyn Louise Jernherg, Brainerd, Occupational Therapy Public Health Nursing l\larian Patricia Pharaoh, Duluth, Pub­ Marilyn June Johnson, Minneapolis, lic Hcalth Nursing Medical Teehnology* Eugenia l\larie Pierce, A.A., B.s., Roberta Jean Ketchen, Minneapolis, Virginia, Physical Therapy, WITH Public Health Nursing DISTINCTION Hattie Klingenberg, Clements, Public Barhara Ann Hario Pitzel, Hibbing, Health Nursing Physical Therapy Dorothy Patricia Koehkas, R.N., Vir­ Virginia Emily Pluth, Ely, Medical ginia, Public Health Nursing Technology* * These degrees are conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to December 21, 1950. Betty Riddell, R.N., B.A., Perth, Ont., Loraine Margaret Stone, B.A., Minne­ Canada, Public Health Nursing, apolis, Physical Therapy, WITH DIS­ WITH DISTINCTION TINCTION Marilyn Jean Anne Risdal, Minne­ Mary Lou Stuurmans, St. Paul, Public apolis, Medical Technology* Health Nursing Janice Ann Roche, St. Paul, Medical Joyce Irene Swanberg, Ottertail, Medi­ Technology* cal Technology, WITH DISTINCTION* Frances Mary Rokoski, R.N., Minne­ Sally Winston Van Valkenburg, apolis, Public Health Nursing St. Paul, Public Health Nursing Jean Alice Sampson, Columbia Cynthia Wahl, Duluth, Public Health Heights, Medical Technology* Nursing Carol Jean Schad, Stillwater, Occupa­ Verdis Marie Webster, Manchester, tional Therapy Iowa, Medical Technology, WITH Esther Ann Schwartzfield, Minne­ HIGH DISTINCTION* apolis, Medical Technology* Shirley Jean Westvig, Minneapolis, Verna Maxine Simeral, Adair, Ill., Medical Technology, WITH DISTINC­ Public Health Nursing TION* Mary Small, St. Paul, Public Health Donna Lois Zastrow, Mankato, Public Nursing Health Nursing, WITH DISTINCTION Barbara Anne Smith, Renville, Public Health Nursing

Bachelor of Medicine John Howard Allen, B.S., St. Paul Henry Mead Cavert, B.S., Minne­ David Duberg Allison, B.A., B.S., apolis Minneapolis Philip Dixon Christensen, B.A., B.S., Sol Austrian, B.A., B.S., St. Paul St. Paul William Albert Autrey, B.S., Minne­ Kent William Christoferson, B.A., apolis Bemidji Paul Gregory Bauer, B.A., B.S., Henry W. Cohen, B.A., B.S., Minne­ White Bear Lake apolis Roger Milton Berg, B.A., M.S., John Austin Culligan, B.S., St. Paul Minneapolis Edward P. Donatelle, B.s., Cumber- James Russell Bergquist, B.A., B.S., land, \Vis. Minneapolis John Joseph Dwyer, B.S., Fargo, N.D. Harry Henderson Billings, B.S., Pine Henry Victor Eastman, Minneapolis Island Evan Sherman Ellison, B.S., B.A., Frank Julius Bonello, B.S., Duluth Minneapolis Charles Seamans Brisbin, B.S., Battle Malcolm McLean Fifield, B.A., Mah­ Lake tomedi William Claire Broderick, B.S., B.A., Mary Margaret Scott Filante, B.S., Mandan, N.D. Minneapolis Roland Graeme Brown, B.A., William J. Filante, B.A., Minneapolis Rochester Martin Clifford Florine, B.S., Martin Beil Callan, B.s., Lewiston LeSueur Charles V. Carlson, B.S., Minneapolis Joyce Lucille Funke, B.S., St. Paul

• These degrees are conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to December 21, 1950. 55 N. L. Gault, Jr., Austin, Tex. Vernon Edward Mikkelson, Jr., B.A., Sarah Jane Gault, B.A., Denton, Tex. Minneapolis Donald Andrew Gilsdorf, B.S., Charles Frederick Miller, B.S., Long vVabasha Prairie Leonard vVilliam Goldman, B.A., John Patrick Moran, B.A., B.S., M.A., B.S., Minneapolis St. Paul Matthew Gruber, B.S., Akron, Ohio Charles Henry Nelson, B.S., Lake Hymie Arnold Gull, B.S., Erskine Park John Burton Hayes, B.S., Minneapolis Norman Albert Nelson, B.S., Minne­ Alan Roswell Hopeman, B.A., B.S., apolis Moorhead David Dean Norman, B.A., B.S., Arvid Jerome Houglum, B.S., Perley Crookston Gerald Everett Howe, B.S., Minne­ Stephen Theodore Normann, Jr., apolis B.A., St. Paul Heber Scott Hudson, B.S., Minne­ Mark Eugene Odland, B.A., B.S., apolis Minneapolis John Edward Indihar, B.S., Chisholm John Benjamin O'Leary, B.S., Warren Douglas Jensen, B.S., Little Waverly Falls Donald Lawrence Olson, B.S., Minne­ Chester Willard Johnson, Jr., B.S., apolis Excelsior Mervin Gerhard Oppen, B.S., Minne­ Edward Alfred Johnson, B.A., B.S., apolis Virginia Neil Merald Palm, B.S., Minneapolis Roger Stanley Johnson, B.A., B.S., Eugene Frank Peake, B.A., B.S., St. Paul Minneapolis Sherman Newton Kieffer, B.S., M.A., Paul Andrew Peterson, Jr., B.S., St. Paul Mountain Iron Robert Donald Kochsiek, B.S., B.A., Konald Arthur Prem, B.S., St. Cloud st. Paul Robert Frederick Premer, B.S., John Kosiak, B.S., Chisholm St. Paul Per Harold Langsjoen, B.A., St. Peter Arthur Benajhar Quiggle, B.S., B.A., Donald Marvin Larson, B.A., B.S., Minneapolis St. Peter Pat Rollins, B.S., Minneapolis Leighton Walter Larson, B.S., Minne­ Kenneth B. Romness, B.S., Sacred apolis Heart Roger Clarence Larson, B.A., B.S., John Elihu Rosander, B.S., Minne­ Minneapolis apolis Richard Ormond Leavenworth, Jr., George Nielsen Rysgaard, B.S., M.S., B.S., St. Paul Minneapolis Barton Leonard Lewis, B.A., B.S., Richard John Sells, B.A., Minneapolis St. Paul Thomas Semba, B.S., Minneapolis Naomi Gene Lund, Wolf Point, Marcus Ignatius Shelander, B.A., B.S., Mont. Minneapolis Terence Burton McManus, B.S., M.S., Harry John Smith, A. A. , B.A., McIntosh Rochester Robert Cullings Meade, B.S., M.S., William Thomas Spain, B.S., Ph.D., St. Paul Minneapolis Ralph Frederick Meincke, B.S., Lake Michael Paul Sperl, Jr., B.S., St. Paul City Robert Raymond Spurzem, B.A., B.S., Robert John Meyer, B.A., B.S., Anoka Minneapolis 56 Clifford Jenn~ngs Stadem, B.S., Albert "L." Walonick, B.S., Minne­ MinneapolIs apolis Jack Warren Strand, B.A., B.S., David Dyer Webster, B.S. in Physics, St. Paul Coleraine John Paul Street, B.s., St. Paul O. Lewis Zahrendt, B.A., M.A., George Tadashi Tani, B.A., B.S., Minneapolis St. Paul Robert G. Ziegler, B.S., Cambridge

Master of Hospital Administration John Lippitt Beckwith, B.A., Provi­ Stanley Francis Masson, B.A., dence, R.1. Rochester Guillermo Betanzos, M.D., Guadala- William David May, B.A., Granville, jara, Me~ic? . Ohio Richard Wilham Blaisdell, B.S., Spo­ Walter James McNerney, B.S., Ham­ kane, Wash. den, Conn. Evelyn Jane Bond, B.S., Tacoma, William Theophilus Middlebrook, Jr., Wash. St. Paul Robert Bruce Carey, Jr., B.A., Salem, Stanley Roe Nelson, B.B.A., Minne- Ohio apolis Lourdes de Freitas Carvalho, M.D., Dorothy Louise Petsch, B.S., Shakopee Sao Paulo, Brazil John Charles Pratt, B.B.A., Duluth Jean Davis Conklin, B.S., Minneapolis Charles George Skinner, B.S. in Econ., John Martyn Danielson, B.A., Minneapolis Chicago, Ill. Donald Fay Smith, B.A., Webster, Walter John Dawson, Jr., B.S., Bed­ N.Y. ford, Ohio John Donald Taube, B.S., St. Paul Robert Frederick Hoffmann, B.A., James LeRoy White, B.B.A., Minne­ Brainerd apolis Frederic George Hubbard, B.S., For­ Preston Ray Woodham, B.S., Dania, man, N.D. Fla. Ronald Albert Jydstrup, B.B.A., Columbia Heights

Master of Public Health Daniel Bethencourt Abril, Civil Engi­ Alice J. Huisenfeldt, B.S., Marshall neer, Palma Soriano, Cuba Leonard M. Kahl, B.S., B.A., M.D., Aurora Buenafe Alcid, M.D., Manila, Astoria, Ore. Philippines Mary Gemma Kawamura, B.S., Mae Louene Birch, B.S., Southgate, Minneapolis Calif. Lloyd Owen Leslie, B.S., Denver, Roger Alejandro Cornavaca M., Civil Colo. Engineer, Tegucigalpa, Honduras Alvida Lower, B.S., Minneapolis Luis Eduardo Garcia, Civil Engineer, Byron O. Mork, Jr., B.S., M.B., M.D., Quito, Ecuador Worthington Stanley Linae Hendricks, D.v.M., Ido Fernando Nunez Calderon, Sani­ Des Moines, Iowa tary Engineer, Lima, Peru Alice Marie Hickey, B.S., M.D., John Kermit Peterson, D.D.s., Doug­ Minneapolis las Lodge 57 Marian Tanner Petraske, B.S., Utica, Howard \Villiam Spence, B.S.C E N.Y. Washington, D.C. . ., John Redmond, Jr., B.C.E., Fort Elizabeth Gertrude Sullivan, B.S., Deposit, Ala. Winchester, Va. \ViIIiam James Rees, B.A., M.D., Gustav Vig, ~.D., Tana, Norway Kansas City, Mo. Roberto G. VIVeros, M.D., Santiago Chindabha Sribunruang Sayanha­ Chile ' Vikasit, M.B., Bangkok, Thailand Jeannette Elizabeth Westlake, B.S., Elmer Charles Slagle, B.S.C.E., New Britain, Conn. Minneapolis Anna Marie Zaldaris, B.S., Tamaqua Pa. '

Doctor of Medicine * Paul Adams, Jr., B.A., M.B., Minne­ Gilbert Hugo Friedell, B.S., M.B., apolis Minneapolis Suzanne Agnew, B.S., M.S., M.B., James P. Ginsberg, B.A. magna cum Minneapolis laude, B.S., St. Paul John Amberg, B.S., M.B., St. Paul David Gold, B.S., B.A. magna cum Royden Belcher, B.S., M.B., 'Wheaton laude, M.B., Minneapolis Frank Mocroft Bennett, B.S., M.B., Anthony Stephen Grahek, B.S., M.B. Salem, Ore. Ely , Edwin Elberg Boysen, B.S., M.B, Suzanne Grant, B.A., B.S., M.B., Pelican Rapids Minneapolis James Lawrence Brown, B.S., B.A., David Cress Groenig, B.A., B.S., M.B., M.B., Minneapolis Rochester Richard Sylvester Campion, B.S., Allan Murray Gunn-Smith, B.S., M.B., St. Cloud M.B., Two Harbors Sol Center, B.A., B.S., M.B., Minne­ Elaine Mary Hacker, B.A. magna cum apolis laude, B.S., Benson Eleanor Colle, B.A., B.S., M.B., J olm Doran Hagen, B.S., M.B., Minneapolis Minneapolis Cyril John Corrigan, B.S., M.B., \ViIIiam Byrne Hanson, B.A., B.S., st. Paul M.B., Minneapolis James Raymond Doyle, B.S., M.B., Roger \ViIIard Hedin, B.A., B.S., Owatonna M.B., Willmar Conrad Engwold Eastwold, B.A., B.S., Nestor M. Hensler, B.A. cum laude, M.B., Minneota B.S., M.B., St. Paul Carl D. Eklund, B.S., M.B., Donald F. Holm, B.A., M.B., Minne­ Brookston apolis Edwin Gustaf Eklund, Jr., B.S., Min­ Norman Winfred Hoover, B.S., M.B., neapolis Millville Lief W. Erickson, B.S., M.B., Tiger­ Phyllis Rosander Hoover, B.S., M.B., ton, Wis. Minneapolis Ellis Boyd Finch, B.S., M.B., Seattle, Margaret Huelskamp, B.A., M.B., \Vash. Gaylord Richard E. Fleming, B.s., M.B., William Hicks Inglis, B.S., M.B., St. Cloud Redwood Falls * These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of hospital internship within one month. 58 Marilyn Anderson Jarvis, B.A., B.S., Norman Eggleston Pond, B.A. cum M.B., St. Paul laude, B.S., M.B., St. Paul Delores Evelyn Johnson, B.S. with dis­ Robert William Reif, B.S., M.B., tinction, M.B., Elbow Lake St. Paul RoY Raymond Juntunen, B.S., Esko John Peter Sande, D.D.S., B.S., M.B., Yale Joel Katz, B.A., M.s., Ph.D., Two Harbors M.B., Minneapolis Eugene Ira Saxon, B.S., M.B., St. Paul Paul Jackson Keith, B.S., M.B., Chat­ Alois McKeon Scheidel, B.S., M.B., field Mankato Edward Horan Kelly, B.S., M.B., Warren Noble Sheldon, B.S., M.B., St. Paul Hutchinson Marvin Curtis Korengold, B.S., John Sims Solhaug, B.S., M.B., D.D.S., M.B., Minneapolis Minneapolis Oscar S. Kulstad, B.s., M.B., Fergus Ernest Joseph Sowada, B.S., M.s., Falls St. Paul Gerald Elsworth Larson, B.S., M.B., Louis H. Stahn, B.S., Morris Braham Paul Hjertaas Stavig, B.S., M.B., Thomas Abraham Lincoln, B.A., B.S., Northfield M.B., Fergus Falls Norman Anderson Sterrie, B.A., B.S., Howard Willis Lindsey, Jr., B.S., M.B., St. James M.B., Rochelle, Ill. Julius Stone, B.A., B.S., M.B., Minne­ Robert Myron Lundblad, B.S., M.B., apolis Duluth Louis George Stuhler, II, B.S., M.B., Raymond Carl Magnuson, B.S., M.B., Rochester Foley Alloys Harold Tallakson, BA., M.B., Patrick Henry Marrone, B.S., M.B., Duluth St. Paul Wesley George Tomhave, B.A., B.S., Hazel Louise McGaffey, B.S., M.B., Estherville, Iowa Opheim, Mont. Stanley Burton Troup, B.A., B.S., Elizabeth Mary McKenna, B.S., B.A., M.B., Minneapolis M.B., Austin Richard Carlyle Tucker, B.A., B.S., John Keith Meinert, BA. magna cum M.B., Minneapolis laude, B.S., M.B., Winona Lee Wolff Wattenberg, B.S., M.B., Marshall J. Melius, B.S., M.B., Minneapolis St. Charles James Moses Aaron Weiss, B.A. Roy Thomas Miller, B.S., St. Paul summa cum laude, B.S., M.B., Ralph Anthony Muhich, B.S., Eveleth Minneapolis George Ernst Nelson, Jr., B.S., M.B., H. Paul Wendt, B.E., M.B., Sauk Minneapolis Rapids Maxine Olive Nelson, B.A., B.S., Edwin Owen Wicks, B.S., B.S., M.S., M.B., Minneapolis M.B., Dr. P.H., Valley City, N.D. James Allan Nesse, B.A., M.B., Myron James W oltjen, B.S., M.B., St. Paul St. Louis, Mo. Rosalind Novick, BA., M.B., Flush­ Lillian Wong, B.s., BA., M.B., ing, N.Y. Minneapolis Lawrence Jurgen Opsahl, B.S., M.B., John Richard ZelI, B.S., M.B., Minneapolis Mankato Marvin Phillip Osman, B.A. magna cum laude, B.S., Los Angeles, Calif.

59 GRADUATE SCHOOL Master of Arts

Jacqueline Anderson, St. Paul Jack Cameron Borland, Winnipeg B.A. '45, University of Minnesota. Field of Manitoba, Canada ' Concentration: German. B.A. (Honours) '48, University of Manitoba Field of Concentration: English. . John Raymond Anderson, Starbuck B.S. '43, University of Minnesota. Field of Christine Grant Brieland, Minneapolis Concentration: Industrial Education. B.A. with honors '42, Pennsylvania State Raymond Eugene Anderson, Minne- College. Field of Concentration: Speech. apolis Rosel George Brown, New Orleans B.S. cum laude '46, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Speech. La. ' B.A. '47, Tulane University. Field of Con. Robert James Anderson, Minneapolis centration: Greek. B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Geography. Ruth Nora Bruun, Seattle, \Vash. B.A. '46, University of Washington. Field of Vaughn Launcelott Ausman Concentration: Education. B.S. '41, University of Wisconsin. Field of Concentration: Educational Psychology. Christopher Joseph Burns, Salina, Kan. William Chester Barnum B.A. '48, Kansas Wesleyan University. Field B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of of Concentration: Journalism. Concentration: Mathematics. Donald Ray Bateman, Shelby, Ohio Mary Champlin, Lake Crystal B.A. '43, Kenyon College. Major: English. B.A. '39, Macalester College. Field of Con. Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: Tone in the Lyric centration: English. Poetry of John Donne. Charles Grinnell Cleaver, Carmel, Ind. Richard Fessenden Beery, Virginia B.A. '47, Yale University. Field of Concen. B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of tration: English. Concentration: Music. Helen Behr Comstock, Fulda Leslie Allen Beldo, Sebeka B.S. '40, Mankato State Teachers College. B.B.A. with distinction '48, University of Field of Concentration: Social Work. Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Psy­ chology. Norman Homer Cooke, Wilmington, Del. Dorothy Bumann Blalock B.A. '48, University of Delaware. Field of B.S., '49, Stephen F. Austin State Teachers Concentration: History. College. Field of Concentration: Economics. Jane M. Couch, Minneapolis Alfred H. Boersch, Kansas City, Mo. B.A. magna cum laude '48, University of B.A. '48, University of Kansas City. Major: Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Psychology. English. Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: Ford Madox Ford: A Study of His Collaboration Mary Jameson COX with Joseph Conrad and Its Effects upon His B.A. magna cum laude '46, University of Min· Novels. nesota. Field of Concentration: Sociology. Edith Anne Bohince, Ely Panagiotes Allan Dionisopoulos, St. B.A. cum laude '45, University of Minnesota. Paul Field of Concentration: Social Work. B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Marian Virginia' Booth, Las Vegas, Concentration: Political Science. Nev. James Willard Edmunds B.A. '47, University of Nevada. Field of Con­ B.S. with distinction '41, University of Min· centration: Social Work. nesota. Field of Concentration: Psychology. 60 Ernst Ekman, Glendale, Calif. William Joseph Grassl, Minneapolis A. '48, Yale University. Fiel? of Concen· B.S. with distinction '49, University of Minne­ B. t'on' Scandinavian Area Studies. sota. Field of Concentration: Education. tra I . Morton David Elevitch, Duluth Donald Gordon Hackett, Waterloo, B.A. summa cum laud~ '49,. U~iversity o.f Iowa Minnesota. Major: English. Mmor. ComposI­ B.A. '47, Iowa State Teachers College. Field tion. Thesis:. Rin~ Lardner: The Popular of Concentration: Journalism. Artist and HIs Audience. Robert Latane Hall, Pleasant Valley, Warren Carl ~ngstrom~ Minneap~lis Conn. B.A. '45, Un.ivefSlty of Mmnesota: MaJ~r: B.A. '47, Yale University. Field of Concen­ malism. Mmor: Psychology. ThesIs: Social tration: Scandinavian Area Studies. J~~mposition and Training of t~e ~inneapolis Star and Tribune News and Edltonal Staffs. Leif Erik Hansen, Moorhead B.A. '47, Concordia College. Field of Con­ Bernard George Farestad, Claremont centration: Scandinavian Area Studies. B.S. with distinction '49, U~iversity of ~in­ nesota. Field of Concentration: Educational Leo Paul Hartig, Minneapolis Psychology. B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Speech. Gerald Feese, St. Louis, Mo. B.Mus. '42, University. of Wich.ita. Majo~: Dorthea June Hassinger, Seguin, Tex. Music. Minor: EducatIOn. TheSIS: Stylistic B.S. '43, University of Texas. Field of Con­ Elements in the Music of Cesar Franck, Il­ centration: Home Economics Education. lustrated by an Orchestration of the Chorale in E for Grand Organ. Dwaine Harvey Hoberg, Bemidji Alan R. Fiers, Minneapolis B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Physical Education. B.Ed. '39, Mankato State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. Edith Margaret Holmes, Omaha, Neb. Evelyn Marie Fisher, Tillsonburg, On­ B.A. '46, University of Omaha. Field of Con­ centration: Child Welfare. tario, Canada B. A. '47, Queen's University. Field of Con­ Harry Dahl Holmgren, Anoka centration: Child WeHare. B.Phys. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Physics. Katherine T. Flanagan, Minneapolis B.A. '29, College of Saint Teresa. Field of Julian B. Hoshal, Calumet Concentration: Social Work. B.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Journalism. Russell Warren Gangestad, Minne- apolis Donald Paul Hoyt, Cherokee, Iowa B.A. magna cum laude '49, University of B.S. with honors '48, University of Illinois. Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Psy­ Field of Concentration: Psychology. chology. Chung-yueh Hsu, Shanghai, China B.A. '46, Yenching University. Field of Con­ Ludwig Leo Geismar, Minneapolis centration: Political Science. B.A. cum laude '47, University of Minnesota. Major: Sociology. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: Eugene Arthur Johnson, Minneapolis The Construction and Use of a Scale to B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Measure Ethnic Identification. Concentration: Mathematics. Joan Clark Gendreau, Minneapolis Robert Russell Jost, Sioux Falls. S.D. B.A. cum laude '47, University of Minnesota. B.A. '48, Sioux Falls College. Field of Con­ Field of Concentration: Educational Psy­ centration: History. chology. Edward John Kelly, Minneapolis Helen Josephine Graham, Duluth B.A. '49, Colorado State College of Educa­ B.A. '33, College of St. Scholastica. Field of tion. Field of Concentration: Educational Concentration: Social Work. Administration. 61 Marion Renaye Kirkpatrick, New Barbara May McIntyre, Moose Jaw Richmond, Viis. Saskatchewan, Canada . B.S. '41, River Falls State Teachers College. B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Major, Field of Concentration: Education. Speech. Minor: En~lish. Thes.is: A PreJimi~' Study and EvaluatIOn of SUItable Stories fOf Lorraine Bandholz Knepper, Minne­ Creative Dramatics. apolis Beryl Jerdee McLaughlin B.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Social \Vork. B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: International Relations. Louise Chesley Krey, Minneapolis Sally Lou McMurdo, Charlottesville B.A. CUIlI laude '46, University of Minnesota. Va. ' Field of Concentration: History. B.A. '49, Randolph-Macon Woman's ColIege Field of Concentration: Psychology. . Lois Maxine Larson, Alexandria B.S. with distinction '46, University of Min­ Donald M. Medley, Farmington nesota. Field of Concentration: Child Wel­ B.S. cum laude '38, College of St. Thomas. fare. Field of Concentration: Educational Psy. chology. Jeanne Lauer, St. Paul B.A. magna cum laude '49, University of Min­ Glenn Robert Melvey, Moorhead nesota. Field of Concentration: Psychology. B.S. '49, Moorhead State Teachers ColIege. Field of Concentration: Physical Education. Robert David Lavin, Duluth B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of William Jeane Moonan, Austin Concentration: History. B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Statistics. Joan Ching Ho Liang, Peiping, China B.A. '43, Catholic University of Peiping. Field Arthur Renald Moscatelli, Eveleth of Concentration: Economics. B.A. '47, B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis­ Robert Francis Long, Minneapolis tration. B.A. '48, College of St. Thomas. Field of Concentration: Psychology. Fred Eugene Murphy, Minneapolis B.Ed. '36, St. Cloud State Teachers ColIege. John Hugh Lowc, River Falls, \Vis. Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. B.S. '40, River Falls State Teachers College. Major: History. Minor: Political Science. Vincent Russell Murphy, Felton Thesis: The Post Office on the Minnesota B.S. '40, Moorhead State Teachers ColIege. Frontier. Field of Concentration: Speech. Fred Lundquist, Minneapolis Sibyl Gladys Norris, St. Cloud B.S. with high distinction '49, University of B.S. with distinction '45, University of Min­ Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Education. nesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instrnction. Agnes Whitson Macdonald, St. Paul B.A. '20, University of Minnesota. Field of Allan Cary Orensteen Concentration: English. B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Psychology. Hugh John MacLeod, St. Paul Albert Jay Ostergaard, Omaha, Neb. B.A. '49, Macalester College. Field of Con­ centration: Educational Psychology. B.S. in Ed. '48, University of Nebraska. Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. Cornelia Malmberg, Winthrop Ethel Marie Paleen, Minneapolis B.S. '44, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '29, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Child WeHare. Concentration: Curriculum and Instrnction. Richard Francis McGuigan Noel Edward Parmentel, Jr. B.A. cum laude '48, University of Minnesota. B.A. '49, Tulane University. Field of Concen­ Field of Concentration: History. tration: American Studies. 62 Charles Stanley Peet, Canby David Duncan Smith, Montreal, Que- B.A. magna cum laude '49, yniversi11: of Min­ bec, Canada nesota. Field of Concentration: PhysIcs. B.A. '49, Sir George Williams College. Field of Concentration: Psychology. Oiva Pesonen, Bovey B S '42, University of Minnesota. Field of Reginald Bowman Smith, Northfield c~~centration: Physical Education. B.A. '48, St. Olaf College. Field of Concen­ Roy Leslie Preston, West st. Paul tration: Educational Psychology. B.A. '33, Sioux Falls Coll.ege. ~ajor: History Thomas Alan Soldahl, Cannon Falls and Philosophy of Education. Mlllor: Anthro­ B.S. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of pology. Thesis: Intercultural Education in Concentration: Educational Psychology. Minnesota. Adele Kathryn Solheim, Minneapolis Henry Milton Robertson, Louisville, B.S. '39, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.f.~42, University of Kentucky. Field of Concentration: Educational Psychology. Wendell Monson Swenson, St. Peter B.A. '42, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field of Merrillyn Jerome Rohan, Minneapolis Concentration: Psychology. B.A. cum laude '44, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Social Work. Walter Hjalmer Tantilla, Zim B.Ch.E. with distinction '48, University of Eleanor Marian Salisbury, Minneapolis Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Physics. B.A. '39, Milwaukee Downer College. Major: Philosophy. Minor: Political Science. Thesis: Raymond Nicholas Thielen, Buffalo Westem Philosophical and Religious InRuence B.A. cum laude '40, College of St. Thomas. on the Work of Mohandas K. Gandhi. Field of Concentration: History. Mary Cleta Scholtes, Lansing, Iowa Joseph Francis Turley, Boston, Mass. B.S. '44, University of Minnesota, M.S. '48, B.A. '50, Harvard College. Field of Concen­ Iowa State College. Field of Concentration: tration: Economics. Educational Psychology. Adele Fritz Turrittin, Minneapolis Hans-Jurgen Schwepcke, Karlsruhe, B.A. '3\, University of Wisconsin. Field of Germany Concentration: German. Graduate '49, Heidelberg University. Field of Concentration: History. Emmet David Williams, St. Paul B.S. with high distinction '48, University of Winfield James Scott, Longville Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Educa­ B.S. '49, St. Cloud State Teachers College. tional Administration. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ struction. Elizabeth Rose Wood, Minneapolis B.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Field of Farn Kang Shieh, Kiangsi, China Concentration: Educational Psychology. B.C. '45, National University of Amoy (China). Field of Concentration: Business Donald Richard Zander, Detroit Lakes Administration. B.A. '49, Concordia College. Field of Concen­ tration: Educational Psychology. Elmer Wayne Siler, Minneapolis B.A. with high honors '33, University of Harold Julius Ziemann, La Crosse, Illinois. Field of Concentration: Art. Wis. B.A. '48, Luther College. Field of Concen­ Steve Ralphael Silianoff, Wilmerding, tration: Statistics. Pa. B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: History.

63 Master of Business Administration Lawrence Marshall Anderson, Minne- Eugene Collen Bredeson, Minneapolis apolis B.Ch.E. '47, University of Min?e~ota. Field B.E.E. with distinction '49, University of of ConcentratiOn: BUSIness Admlmstration. Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Business Administration. Richard Phillip Daly, St. Paul B.E.E. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Jerome Belsky, Cliffside Park, N.J. Concentration: Business Administration. B.S.E. '40, University of Michigan. Field of Concentration: Business Administration. James Lee Kamiske, Minneapolis B.E.E. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Stanley Marlin Block, Minneapolis Concentration: Business Administration. B.M.E. with high distinction '43, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Busi­ ness Administration. Master of Science Clayton John Ammondson, Fairfield, Gerald Tunis DenHartog, St. Paul Mont. B.s. '47, Iowa State College. Major: Plant B.A. magna cnm lande '44, Lnther College. Genetics. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: Field of Concentration: Organic Chemistry. Kernal Characters of Barley as Studied in Both Selected and Unselected Heads within F. Rows Harold Wendell Anderson, St. Paul of Twenty-two Crosses Having Mars as a B.S. '40, South Dakota State College. Major: Common Parent. Agricultural Economics. Minor: Economics. Thesis: Financing of Country Grain Elevators \Valter Lebon Ezzell, Wausau, Wis. Affiliated with Farmers Union Grain Terminal B.A. '41, Bowling Green College of Com­ Association. merce. Major: Agricultural Economics. Minor: Business Administration. Thesis: Accounting Donald Robert Bergmann, Cleveland, System for Retail Cooperative Associations. Ohio B.A. '48, College of Wooster. Field of Con­ James Elton Forciea, Minneapolis centration: Geology. B.Met.E. with distinction '48, University of Beth Katherine Fields Bonestroo, Minnesota. Major: Metallurgy. Minor: Ge­ ology. Thesis: Characteristics of Alkaline Earth Minneapolis and Other Metallic Ions as Activators in the B.S. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Soap Flotation of Quartz. Concentration: Zoology. David Graves Bush, \Vestfield, Mass. Nancy Clare Geisse, \Vashington, B.S. '47, Massachusetts State College. Major: D.C. Analytical Chemistry. Minor: Physical Chemis­ B.S. '46, Pennsylvania State College. Major: try. Thesis: Solubility Relationships in Mono­ Anatomy. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Experi­ mer-Polymer Systems. mental Chemotherapy of Mouse Leukemia. Deevanapalli Chandrayya, Hyderabad John VVesley Gibler, Chateau, Mont. (D.N.), India B.S. '47, Montana State College. Major: Plant B.Ag. '36, Nagpur University (India). Field of Pathology. Minor: Plant Genetics. Thesis: Concentration: Agricultural Economics. Studies on the Pathogenicity and Control of Shih-Hsun Chow, Hwaungjai, China Rhizoctonia Solani on Soybeans. B.S. '45, National Central University (China). Field of Concentration: Physics. Agnes Hansen, Minneapolis B.S. '23, University of Minnesota. Major: Donald Frederick Clausen, Minne- Botany. l\linor: Zoology. Thesis: The Expres­ apolis sion of the Gene Dwarf-l During the Develop­ '43, University of Minnesota. Major: Physio­ ment of the Seedling Shoot in Maize. logical Chemistry. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: The Synthesis of Radioactive Analogs of Francis C. Hatfield, Savanna, Ill. Fluorescein and Their Physiological Distribu­ B.S. with honor '46, Winona State Teachers tion in Normal and Cancerous Mice. College. Field of Concentration: Mathematics. 64 Patricia Florence Hepworth, Menzie, Karl Arthur Loerch, Tekamah, Neb. Manitoba, Canada B.~. '48, I~wa State College. Major: Forestry. a.S. '48, University of Mani~oba. Field of Mmor: AgrIcultural Botany. Thesis: The Effect concentratIOn: Home EconomIcs. of Sodium Trichloroacetate on the Germina­ tion and Survival of Red Pine Seedlings. Yu Tien Hsia, Anking, Anhwer, China B.S. '40, National Central University (China). Mary Walz Loewus, Duluth Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Botany. B.~. magna cum laude '45, University of Thesis: The Effect of 2,4-D on Seedling Blight M~nnesota. Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. of Wheat Caused by Helminthosporium Mmor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: A Search for Electrophoretic Evidences of Interaction in Sativum. Mixtures of Crystallizable Proteins in Solu­ tions. Yun Shih Hwang, Ocheng, Hupeh, China Khin Maung, Rangoon, Burma LL.B. (in Econ.) '34, National Wu-Han B.Sc. '40, University of Rangoon. Major: University (China). Major: Agricultural Eco­ Plant Genetics. Minor: Plant Pathology. nomics. Minor: Economics. Thesis: A Study Thesis: Inheritance of Reaction to Crown Rust of the Standard of Living of the Farm Popu­ and of Other Characters in Oats. lation in China. Patrick Yoshio Nakagawa, Honolulu, Donald Ross Johnson, Chicago, Ill. B.S. with honors '43, University of Illinois. Hawaii Major: Entomology. Minor: Plant Pathology. B.S. in Agr. '42, University of Hawaii. Major: Thesis: Life History and Control Studies of Entomology. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: Agonoderus comma (Fabricius) and Related Oviposition Studies of Macrocentrus gifuensis Carabids Which May Attack Corn. Ashm. on Unnatural Hosts. William Robert Kneebone, Eveleth John Earl Naugle, Belle Fourche, B.S. with distinction '47, University of Min­ S.D. nesota. Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Plant B.Phys. with distinction '49, University of Pathology. Thesis: Crude Protein, Yield, Per­ Minnesota. Major: Physics. Minor: Mathe­ centage Dry Matter, and Plant Color of matics. Thesis: The Rate of Star Production Bromus inermis Leyss. Clones and Their Poly­ in Nuclear Emulsions as a Function of Alti· cross Progenies. tude. Walter Leland Nelson, Fosston Stanley Frederick Krause, Scott City, B.A. magna cum laude '48, University of Kan. Minnesota. Major: Physiological Chemistry. B.A. '49, University of Denver. Field of Con­ Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: Improve­ centration: Agricultural Economics. ments on a Procedure for Isolation of Pentose Nucleic Acid from Mouse Liver Cell Nuclei Norman Lionel Lawrence, St. Paul and a Characterization of Protein Fractions B.Ch.E. '44, University of Minnesota. Major: Obtained from Preparations of Mouse Liver Bacteriology. Minor: Chemical Engineering. Cell Nuclei. Thesis: The Influence of Nutritional Factors on the Production of Riboflavin by Eremothe­ Howard Warren Ottoson, Detroit cium ashbyii., Lakes B.S. with distinction '42, University of Min­ Jui Shuan Lee, China nesota. Major: Agricultural Economics. Minor: B.S. '36, National Tsing Hua University Economics. Thesis: Effect of Dairy Bam Ar­ (China). Major: Physiology. Minor: Physio­ rangements on Chore Labor Requirements. logical Chemistry. Thesis: Studies on Inter­ mediary Carbohydrate Metabolism with Iso­ Lome Edmund Parker, Winnipeg, topic Carbon as a Tracer. Manitoba, Canada B.S. in Agr. '48, University of Manitoba. Field Sping Lin, Canton, China of Concentration: Agricultural Economics. B.S .. '40, National Sun Yat-Sen University (Chma). Major: Entomology. Minor: Agri­ Jeanette Siron Pelton, Minneapolis cultural Biochemistry. Thesis: Some Studies B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Major: on the Nutritional Value of Soybean Flour to Botany. Minor: Zoology. Thesis: Expression of

Tribolium confusum Duv. the Gene d1 in the Scutellum of Maize. 65 Vernon Franklin Raaen, Minneapolis Martin Torvald Tveit, Aalvik, Nor- B.A. '41, Concordia College. Field of Con­ way centration: Organic Chemistry. Agron. '44, Tomb College of Agricultur (Norway). Major: Plant Pathology. Minor~ Andrew Nowell Smith, Lincoln, Neb. Entomology. Thesis: Studies on Seedling B.A. '47, University of Nebraska. Field of Blights of Oats. Concentration: Physics. LeVerne \Villiam Wegener, Aitkin Henry Paul Staub, Minneapolis B.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '43, Augsburg College; B.S. '45, Uni­ Concentration: Dairy Husbandry. versity of North Dakota; M.D. '47, University of Illinois. Major: Pediatrics. Minor: Radi­ Edith Ruth Zak, Minneapolis ology. Thesis: Thrombocytopenic Purpura B.A. magna Cum laude '48, University of Complicating Rubella. Minnesota. Major: Physiological Chemistry Minor. Anatomy. Thesis: A Study of th~ Possible Role of Urea and Urease in Gastric Acid Secretion.

Master of Science in Aeronautical Engineering Alson Clifford Frazer, St. Paul Leslie Elof Lundquist, Minneapolis B.Aero.E. '49, University of Minnesota. Field B.Aero.E. with distinction '49, University of of Concentration: Aeronautical Engineering. Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Aeronau_ tical Engineering. Hans Gerhard Stub Knudsen, Oslo, Norway Harold Dale McGraw, Cogswell, N.D. B.Aero.E. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: . B.Aero.E. '48, University of Minnesota. Field Aeronautical Engineering. Minor: Mathe­ of Concentration: Aeronautical Engineering. matics. Thesis: Buckling Loads of a Flat Sanqwich Panel in Biaxial Compression. James Gottlieb Wenzel, Springfield B.Aero.E. with high distinction '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Aero­ nautical Engineering.

Master of Science in Agricultural Engineering Virgil Howard Johnson, Elk River B.Ag.E. '42, University of Minnesota. Major: Agricultural Engineering. Minor: Mechanical Engineering. Thesis: Studies in Field Curing of Cylindrical Alfalfa Hay Bales.

Master of Science in Anesthesiology Raymond Frank Courtin, Cambridge, Cecil Stanley Jones, London, England England M.B. '42, Ch.B. '42, University of Cape ToW!!. M.D. '35, St. Thomas' Hospital (London). Major: Anesthesiology. Minor: Physiology. Major: Anesthesiology. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Arterial Blood Ether Concentrations Thesis: Electroencephalography during Surgi­ in Human Subjects during Surgical Anesthesia. cal Anesthesia with Nitrous Oxide, Oxygen and Ether.

66 Master of Science in Chemical Engineering Alfred Carl Goerss, North Tonawanda, Rodrigo Antonio Insignares, Barran- quilla, Colombia, S.A. N.Y. 'AI P d U' . M' B.S. in Ch.E. :-' .ur ue !,IVemty. aJo~: B.S. in Ch.E. '47, Universidad del Atlantico Chemical Engl1~eenn~. Mmor: Inorgamc (Colombia). Field of Concentration: Chemical Chemistry. ThesIs: FIXed Bed Versus Ex· Engineering. panded Bed Operation of Ion Exchange Column. Master of Science in Civil Engineering Edgar Garfield Braun, Jr., Detroit, Clyde Oliver Johnson, Minneapolis Mich. B.C.E. '43, Syracuse University. Major: Civil B S. '46, United States Military Academy. Engineering (Hydraulic Engineering). Minor: Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. Civil Engineering (Structural Engineering). Thesis: Similarity in Scour below a Spillway. Albert Seun-Yu Chang, Shanghai, Kazuyoshi Kawata, Portland, Ore. China B.S. '49, Oregon State College. Field of Con­ B.S. '48, National Chiao-Tung University. centration: Civil Engineering. Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. Joseph Tso-Ti Ling, Shanghai, China Pao Yao Chou, Mengtze, Yunnan, B.C.E. '44, Hanchow Christian College. Field China of Concentration: Civil Engineering. B.s. '48, Lehigh University. Field of Concen­ tration: Civil Engineering. William Van Deusen Millman, St. Johns, Mich. Donald Owen Dencker, Minneapolis B.S. '45, United States Military Academy. Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. B.C.E. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. Louis Albert Scipio, II, St. Paul B.S. (Arch.) with highest honors '42, Tus­ Reynold Martin Eckstrom, Duluth kegee Institute; B.C.E. '48, University of B.S. '45, United States Military Academy. Minnesota. Major: Civil Engineering (Struc­ Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. tural Engineering). Minor: Civil Engineering (Soils Engineering). Thesis: The Analysis of Jesse Ernest Fant, Newcastle, Ind. Crane Columns. B.S. in C.E. '42, Purdue University. Major: Civil Engineering. Minor: Mathematics and Donald Vincent Selfe, White Bear Mechanics. Thesis: Model Study of the Ef­ Lake ficiency of a Radial, Gravity Flow Sedimenta­ B.C.E. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of tion Tank. Concentration: Civil Engineering. George Gross Hagedon, Toledo, Ohio John Lewis Shadday, Summerville, B.S. '46, United States Military Academy. S.C. Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. B.S. '45, United States Military Academy. Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. Matthew Clarence Harrison, Glasgow, Mont. Antranik Karnik Tavukc;uyan, Istan- B.S. '41, United States Military Academy; bul, Turkey M.A. '47, Columbia University. Field of Con­ B.S_ in C.E. '48, Robert College (Turkey). centration: Civil Engineering. Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering. Master of Science in Dental Surgery John Christian Austin, Minneapolis Thomas W. James, Yakima, Wash. B.A. 'H, D.D.S. '45, University of Minnesota. B.S. '44, D.D.S. '46, University of Oregon. Major: Dental Surgery. Minor: Oral Pa­ Major: Dental Surgery. Minor: Anatomy. thology. Thesis: The Dental Status of the Thesis: A Study of the Distribution of the Three-year-old Child and Observations of the Inferior Alveolar Nerve in Fetuses. Affects of Thumb-sucking on the Jaws. 67 Master of Science in Dentistry William Allen Peterson, Minneapolis Sam \Vright \Villiams, Minneapolis D.D.S. '45, University of Minnesota. Major: D.D.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Ma' Dentistry (Oral Medicine). Minor: Physio­ Dentistry (Oral Medicine). Minor: Radiol~or: logical Chemistry. Thesis: Traumatogenic Thesis: The Paralleling Technique for Intgy· Bacteremia of Dental Origin. oral Radiography. ra- Master of Science in Dermatology and Syphilology Joseph Alexander Elliott, Jr., Char- lotte, N.C. B.A. '41, Duke University; M.D. '44, Uni­ versity of Michigan. Major: Dermatology and Svphilology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Studies on Serum Complement Levels in Disseminated Lupus Erythematosus.

Master of Science in Electrical Engineering George Wesley Olson, Hector John Virgil Vogel, Pierre, S.D. B.E.E. with distinction '45, University of B.S. '47, Louisiana State University. Major: Minnesota. Major: Electrical Engineering. Electrical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: A study of a Thesis: An Investigation of an Approximate Method of Measuring Torque Angles in Syn­ Method of Analysis for Electron Lenses. chronous Machines. Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering Alf Gerhard Aursand, Oslo, Norway Harry Nadler, Minneapolis B.S. '49, Oregon State College. Field of Con­ B.M.E. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of centration: Mechanical Engineering. Concentration: l'vlechanical Engineering. Ernest Allen Baillif, St. Paul Oscar Sigfrid Samuelson, Wright B.Aero.E. with distinction '48, B.M.E. with B.M.E. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of distinction '48, University of Minnesota. Field Concentration: Mechanical Engineering. of Concentration: Mechanical Engineering. William Neil Blatt, Minneapolis Frank Clarence Schultz, Brainerd B.M.E. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of B.M.E. with distinction '49, University of Concentration: Mechanical Engineering. Minnesota. Major: Mechanical Engineering. Minor: Metallography. Thesis: The Correla­ Harry Miller Severson, Minneapolis tion of Steady State Total Pressure Drop B.M.E. '43, University of Minnesota. Field of across the Combustion Chamber with Scaveng­ Concentration: Mechanical Engineering. ing Effectiveness of a Small Two-Stroke En­ gine. Francis \Villiam Shepherd, New York, William August Kleinhenz, Baltimore, N.Y. B.M.E. '49, College of the City of New York. Md. Ficld of Concentration: Mechanical Engineer­ B.S. in M.E. '43, Duke University. Field of ing. Concentration: Mechanical Engineering. Robert Lewis Kosson, Clifton, N.J. Marvin Mark Yarosh, Philadelphia, B.M.E. '48, Cornell University. Field of Con­ Pa. centration: Mechanical Engineering. B.M.E. with distinction '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Mechani­ Arthur Martin Lohmann, Minne- cal Engineering. apolis B.M.E. with high distinction '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Me­ chanical Engineering. 68 Master of Science in Medicine Donald Stanley Amatuzio, Duluth Michael Edward Murphy, Keewatin BA cum laude '41, M.D. '45, University of B.S. '40, M.D. '41, University of Minnesota. M·~nesota. Major: Medicine. Minor: Physio- Major: Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: 10 \cal Ghe~istry. Thesis: 1. ~ Study.of Py­ An Analysis of a Method of Producing Vaso­ ru~iC Acid I~ the ~lood, .Spma~ flUid an.d dilatation and Vasoconstriction of the Extremi­ Vrine in Liver Disease mcludmg Hepatic ties for Clinical Purposes. Coma. II. Spinal Fluid Studies in Hepatic Coma. Edward Louis Perry, Sturgeon Bay, Wis. Barnet Berris, Toronto, Ontario, B.A. '38, M.D. '41, University of Wisconsin. Canada Major: Medicine. Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. B.A. '41, M.D. '44, University. of Toronto. Thesis: Myocardial Lesions in Subacute Bac­ Major: Medicine. Minor: Anatomy (Hema­ terial Endocarditis. tology). Thesis: Studies of the Effect of Pi­ peridyl~ethyl-Benzodioxane (933-F) on Hy­ John Lucien Reynolds, Chicago, Ill. pertensIOn. B.A. '36, M.D. '40, Stanford University. Ma­ jor: Medicine. Minor: Anatomy (Hematology). David Gregory Hanlon, Hazelton, Pa. Thesis: A Study of the Peripheral Blood Leu­ B.A. '38, Lafayette College; M.D. '42, Jeffer­ kocytes and Bone Marrow in Patients Receiv­ son Medical College. Major: Medicine. Mi­ ing Cortisone. nor: Pathology. Thesis: A Study of Adrenal Function in Leukemia. Ashton Bayard Taylor, Chicago, Ill. M.D. '45, Northwestern University. Major: William Joseph Lick, Jr., St. Paul Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: The B.S. '41, M.D. '43, M.S. '47, University of Demonstration of Adrenocorticotrophic Ac­ 'Minnesota. Major: Medicine. Minor: Pathol­ tivity in Human Blood. ogy. Thesis: Rheumatic Pneumonia. John Robert Tobin, Jr., Elgin, Ill. Alexander David Lowy, Jr., Pittsburgh, B.S. '38, University of Notre Dame; M.D. '42, Pa. University of Chicago. Major: Medicine. Mi­ B.S. '43, M.D. '44,. University of Pittsburgh. nor: Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: Studies on Major: Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: the Hyaluronidase Inhibitor in Human Blood. The Effect of an Antihistamine Compound on the Flare Reaction Produced by Burning or Charles Francis Williams, Minne- Freezing the Skin of Normal Human Beings. apolis B.A. '38, DePauw University; M.D. '42, Uni­ John Martin McMahon, Washington, versity of Chicago. Major: Medicine. Minor: D.C. Anatomy (Hematology). Thesis: Studies on B.s. '36, M.D. '40, Georgetown University. the Response of Circulating Eosinophile Leu­ Major: Medicine. Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. kocytes to Epinephrine. Thesis: The Psychosomatic Aspects of Cardio­ spasm. Master of Science in Mining Engineering William Judd Rundle, Madison, Wis. B.S. with honor '37, Michigan College of Min- ing and Technology. Major: Mining Engineer- ing. Minor: Metallurgy. Thesis: Mining Op- erations in the Upper Mississippi Zinc-Lead Area. Master of Science in Neurology and Psychiatry Edward Douglas Rooke, Kingston, Ontario, Canada M.D.C.M. '37, Queens University. Major: Neurology and Psychiatry. Minor: Neuropa· thology. Thesis: Diffuse Subcortical Encephal­ opathy (Schilder's Disease). 69 Master of Science in Neurosurgery Bland Wilson Cannon, Brownsville, Thomas Milton Marshall, Rochester Tenn. B.A. '37, University of Kentucky; M.D. '41 B.S. '41, Southwestern College; M.D. '45, University of Louisville. Major: Neurosurgery' Northwestern University. Major: Neurosur­ Minor: Neuropathology. Thesis: Craniopharyn: gery. Minor: Neuropathology. Thesis: Acute giomas (Pituitary Adamantinomas). Brain Stem Vascular Lesions; a Complication of Supratentorial Space-occupying Lesions. Master of Science in Obstetrics and Gynecology James Stanley Hunter, Jr., Frostburg, Md. M.D. '41, University of Maryland. Major: Ob­ stetrics and Gynecology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Chorionepithelioma. Master of Science in Ophthalmology Edward Philip Drescher, San Fran- Thomas Joseph Kirby, Jr., New Wil- cisco, Calif. lard, Tex. B.A. '36, M.D. '40, University of California. B.A. '38, Baylor University; M.D. '44, South. Major: Ophthalmology. Minor: Pathology. western Medical College. Major: Ophthal_. Thesis: Asymmetrical Exophthalmos. mology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Phakoma­ toses. Master of Science in Orthopedic Surgery James Gordon Bateman, Giffen, David John Nelson, Austin Mont. B.S. cum laude '42, Hamline University; M.D. B.S. '39, M.D. '42, University of Minnesota. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: Ortho­ Major: Orthopedic Surgery. Minor: Pathology. pedic Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: A Thesis: The Histopathology of the Synovial Radiographic Study of 191 Cases of Legg­ Membrane of the Hip in Osteoarthritis. Perthcs' Disease. Einer Wesley Johnson, Jr., Bemidji Paul Ellsworth Spray, Wilkinsburg, B.A. '41, B.S. '44, M.D. '45, University of Pa. Minnesota. Major: Orthopedic Surgery. Minor: B.S. '41, University of Pittsburgh; M.D. '44, Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Hemangiomas of George Washington University. Major: Ortho­ the Extremities. pedic Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Chondromalacia Patellae. John Franklin Tillotson, Lima, Ohio B.A. '37, Oberlin College; M.D. '43, Ohio State University. Major: Orthopedic Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Synovial Sarcomas. Master of Science in Pathology W. Harold Civin, Omaha, Neb. Thomas Kermit Hepler, Valley View, B.S. '38, M.D. '40, University of Nebraska. Pa. Major: Pathology. Minor: Clinical Pathology. B.S. '37, Pennsylvania State College; M.D. '41, Thesis: The Postnatal Changes in the Intra­ Jefferson Medical College. Major: Pathology. pulmonary Arteries and Arterioles and the Minor: Clinical Pathology. Thesis: Adeno­ Changes in These Vessels in Isolated Inter­ carcinoma of the Cervix Uteri. ventricular Septal Defects and in the Eisen­ menger Complex. 70 George Thomas Joyce, Rochester James Thomas McClellan, Lexington, B A. '41, M.D. '44, University of Minnesota. Ky. Major: Pathology. Minor: Clinical Pathology. B.S. '37, B.A. '40, M.D. '42, University of Thesis: Iodized Oil Granulomas of the Lung. Oklahoma. Major: Pathology. Minor: Clinical Pathology. Thesis: A Study of Toxoplasmosis with Special Reference to Congenital Toxo· plasmic Encephalomyelitis in Autopsy Material of Hydrocephalic Fetuses, Newborn Babies, Infants and Young Children.

Master of Science in Pediatrics

Emma Evelyn Elizabeth Hartman, Alvin Beasley Hayles, Mobile, Ala. Hancock, Mich. B.S. '37, Spring Hill College; M.D. '41, Licentiate of Med. '45, University of Helsinki. Washington University. Major: Pediatrics. Mi­ Major: Pediatrics. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: nor: Physiology. Thesis: The Glycine Test for Relation of Illness in Pregnant Women to Oc­ Cystic Fibrosis of the Pancreas. ~nrence of Congenital Anomalies in Offspring.

Master of Science in Physical Medicine

Edward Montgomery Krusen, Jr., James Weaver Rae, Jr., Toledo, Ohio Philadelphia, Pa. B.S. '40, M.D. '43, University of Michigan. B.A. '41, M.D. '44, University of Pennsyl­ Major: Physical Medicine. Minor: Physiology. vania. Major: Physical Medicine. Minor: Thesis: A Comparative Study of the Tempera­ Physiology. Thesis: Electrolytic Changes in the tures Produced by Microwave and Short Wave Voluntary Muscle Fibers of the Rat as Re­ Diathermy. vealed by the Microincineration Technic.

Master of Science in Radiology

Roderick Louis Tondreau, Brunswick, Me. B.S. '36, Bowdoin College; M.D. '40, Univer­ sity of Pennsylvania. Major: Radiology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Bezoars of the Stomach.

Master of Science in Surgery

Irving M. Ariel, Minneapolis Harry William Clatworthy, Jr., Brook- B.A. '32, Coe College; M.D. '36, State Uni­ line, Mass. versity of Iowa; M.S. '40, University of Roches­ B.A. '39, Stanford University; M.D. '43, Har­ ter. Major: Surgery. Minor: Cancer Biology. vard Medical School. Major: Surgery. Minor: Thesis: The Effects of Water Intravenously Pathology. Thesis: Thoracic Aortic Coarcta­ Administered to Patients Postoperatively. tion: Its Experimental Production in Dogs with Special Reference to Technical Methods Charles Fay Brigham, Jr., St. Cloud Capable of Inducing Significant Intraluminal B.S. '42, M.D. '42, University of Minnesota. Stenosis. . Major: Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: The Application of Early Weight Bearing in the Treatment of Simple Undisplaced Pelvic Frac­ tures. 71 Dexter Eugene Guernsey, Minne- Elmer James Martinson, Wayzata apolis B.A. '41, Union College; M.D. '42, College of B.S. '40, M.D. '41, University of Minnesota. Medical Evangelists. Major: Surgery. Minor. Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Pathology. Thesis: Fractures of the Olecranon: Thesis: Carcinoma of the Rectum: Prognosis An Inquiry into the Causes of Late Loss of Based on the Distance of Lesions from, or Elbow Motion with an Evaluation of Several Involvement of, the Levator Ani Muscle. Types of Managcment. John Kenneth Helferty, Minneapolis Thomas Nelson Poore, St. Paul B.S. '29, North Dakota Agricultural College; B.A. '39, Carleton College; M.D. '44, Univer_ M.D. '34, University of Chicago. Major: Sur­ sity of Minnesota. Major: Surgery. Minor: Pa­ gery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Gastrectomy, thology. Thesis: Abdominal Neuroblastomas. a Postoperative Study. James Edward Pridgen, Cuero, Tex. Frank Edward Johnson, Eagle Bend B.A. '39, University of Texas; M.D. '43, Tu­ B.S. '40, M.D. '43, University of Minnesota. lane University. Major: Surgery. Minor: Sur­ Major: Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: The gical Pathology. Thesis: Carcinoma of the Je­ Effect of Vagotomy on the Motor Activity junum and Ileum Exclusive of Carcinoid. of the Gallbladder in the Human. Madison Johnson Lee, Jr., Danville, John Ordie Shaffer, Oakland, Calif. B.S. '42, M.D. '44, University of Minnesota. Ky. Major: Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: B.A. '40, Centre College; M.D. '44, Tulane Intra·arterial Penicillin in the Surgical Treat­ University. Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical ment of Infections of the Extremities. Pathology. Thesis: Benign Mesotheliomas (Adenomatoid Tumors) of the Genital Tract. Eugene Edward Skroch, Indepen- Vernon Joseph Maino, Rochester dence, 'Vis. B.A. '39, M.D. '42, Stanford University. Ma­ B.S. '41, M.D. '43, University of Wisconsin. jor: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. The­ Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. sis: The Relationship of Lymphocytic Infil­ Thesis: Scirrhous Carcinoma of the Stomach. tration to Radioiodine Distribution in Exophthalmic Goiter. Frank Bean Whitesall, Jr., Brooklyn, N.Y. B.S. '37, Columbia University; M.D. '41, Georgetown University. Major: Surgery. Mi­ nor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: The Clinical Significance of Lymphocytic and Fibrocytic Replacement of the Hyperplastic Thyroid Gland. Master of Science in Urology Donald Dean Albers, Presho, S.D. Gerald Frederick \Vhitlock, Eldon, B.S. '43, M.S. '43, M.D. '43, Northwestern Mo. University. Major: Urology. Minor: Pathology. B.S. '37, Baker University; M.D. '41, Wash­ Thesis: Carcinoma Cells in Prostatic Secre­ ington University. Major: Urology. Minor: Pa­ tion. thology. Thesis: Primary Carcinoma of the Ureter. Master of Social Work Robert Boyer, Minneapolis Gerald Bertram Bubis, Minneapolis B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Social Work. Concentration: Social Work. Margaret Heline Brant, Minneapolis Marion Hildur Charlson, Kenyon B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Social Work. Concentration: Social Work. 72 Olive Lydia Crocker, Minneapolis Raymond Alfred Newman, Eveleth B.S. with distinction '31, ~niversit>: of Min­ B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of nesota. Field of Concentration: SocIal Work. Concentration: Social Work. Eldred Charlotte Gorder, Minneapolis Mary Elizabeth Pennock, Excelsior B.A. '31, St. Olaf College. Field of Concen­ B.A. cum laude '38, University of Minnesota. tration: Social Work. Field of Concentration: Social Work. Ella A. Berge Gorder, Starbuck Charlotte Verle Peterson, Duluth B.A. magna cum laude '48, University of Min­ B.A. cum laude '46, Hamline University. Field nesota. Field of Concentration: Social Work. of Concentration: Social Work. Ruth Anne Raab, Berkeley, Calif. Mary Elizabeth Jepson, Oskaloosa, B.A. cum laude '47, University of Minnesota. Kan. Field of Concentration: Social Work. B.A. '46, University of Kansas. Field of Con­ centration: Social Work. Jack Simos, St. Paul B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Elliot Roger Knauer, Brooklyn, N.Y. Concentration: Social Work. B.A. '48, Brooklyn College. Field of Concen­ tration: Social Work. Emily Josephine Stanley, Fort Bragg, N.C. Mary Elizabeth Leonard, Washing­ B.A. '48, Pennsylvania State College. Field of ton, D.C. Concentration: Social Work. B.A. cum laude '46, American University. Jane Alice Stearns, Kansas City, Mo. Field of Concentration: Social Work. B.A. '43, University of Nebraska. Field of Concentration: Social Work. Thelma Helen Levine, Fargo, N.D. B.A. '37, University of North Dakota. Field of Mary Ann Stengel, Milbank, S.D. Concentration: Social Work. B.A. '46, North Central College. Field of Ethel Lunde, Minneapolis Concentration: Social Work. B.A. cum laude '47, University of Minnesota. Janet Mae Swanson, Minneapolis Field of Concentration: Social Work. B.A. '48, Carleton College. Field of Concen­ Phyllis Mondshein Minerva, New tration: Social Work. York, N.Y. Helen Anna Tullis, Madison, Wis. B.A. '44, Hunter College. Field of Concen­ B.A. '37, University of Wisconsin. Field of tration: Social Work. Concentration: Social Work. Mitchell Curtis Neiman, Minneapolis Marie Zink, Waverly, Iowa B.A. cum laude '46, University of Minnesota. B.A. '37, Wartburg College. Field of Concen­ Field of Concentration: Social Work. tration: Social Work.

Doctor of Philosophy Alvin George Anderson, Duluth Olav Johan Braenden, Norderhor, B.C.E. with distinction '33, M.S. in C.E. '35, Hoenefoss, Norway University of Minnesota. Major: Civil Engi­ Cando Pharm. '42, University of Oslo. Major: neering. Minor: Mathematics and Mechanics. Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Minors: Chemical Thesis: A Study of Waves Formed by Flow­ Engineering and Physiological Chemistry. The­ ing Water in the Sediment Composing the sis: The Action of Nitrogen Tetroxide on Sor­ Bed of an Open Channel. Major Adviser: bose. Major Adviser: Prof. Ole Gisvold. Prof. L. G. Straub. Harold Frederick Arneman, Mankato John Edison Brock, Webster Groves, B.S. '39, M.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Mo. Major: Soils. Minor: Geology. Thesis: The B.S.M.E. '38, M.S.E. '41, Purdue University. Physical and Mineralogical Properties of Re­ Major: Mathematics. Minor: Mechanics. The­ lated Minnesota Prairie Soils. Major Adviser: sis: Generalized Blaschke Products. Major Ad­ Prof. P. R. McMiller. viser: Prof. S. E. Warschawski. 73 Yeong-Chiou Chiang, Changchow, Clifford Alvin Hauberg, Northfield Kiangsu, China B.S. '31, M.A. '40, University of Minnesota B.S. '42, National \Vu-Han University; M.S. Major: History. Minor: Education. Thesis: '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Civil En­ Economic and Social Development of Panama' gineering. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: A Major Adviser: Prof. T. B. Jones. . Study of New Methods for Analysis of Stiff­ ened Suspension Bridge. Major Adviser: Prof. Kuan Jen Hsu, Nantung, China J. A. Wise. B.S. '34, N~tional. Central University. Major: Plant Genetics. Mmor: Botany. Thesis: Com_ Kwang Hwan Chu, Shanghai, China parative Studies in Corn of the Development B.S. '43, University of Nanking; M.S. '49, of Normal and Dwarf Plants. Major Adviser. University of Minnesota. Major: Plant Ge­ Prof. H. K. Hayes. • netics. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: Stud­ ies of Inheritance of Seed Size and Other Characters from F3 Data in a Cross between Jane Evelyn Hyde, Summit, N.J. an Indian Variety and a North American Vari­ B.A. '43, Radcliffe College; M.S. '47, Univer_ ety of Flax. Major Adviser: Prof. J. O. Cul­ sity of Minnesota. Major: Physiology. Minor. bcrtson. Neuroanatomy. Thesis: Factors Influencing Patterns of Muscular Activity in Response to Ruth Cathlyn Cook, Mankato Stimulation of Cerebral Motor Cortex. Major B.S. '30, M.A. '35, University of Minnesota. Adviser: Prof. Ernst Gellhorn. . Major: Education. Minor: Educational Psy­ chology. Thesis: The Identification of Topics David Tadashi Imagawa, Minneapolis in Prevailing Elementary School Curricula and B.A. '44, Macalester College; M.S. '46, Uni­ the Study of Certain Implications Related to versity of Minnesota. Major: Bacteriology. Mi­ Their Trcatment in the General and Profes­ nor: Physiological Chemistry. Thesis: Immu­ sional Education of Teachers. Major Advisers: nological Investigations of Mouse Mammary Prof. \V. E. Peik and Prof. P. O. Johnson. Cancer. Major Adviser: Dr. J. T. Syverton.

Donald Leon Drukey, St. Paul Russell Tingey Johnson, Brigham B.Ch.E. with distinction '43, M.S. '48, Uni­ versity of Minnesota. Major: Physics. Minor: City, Utah Mathematics. Thesis: Effect of Retardation on B.S. '44, Utah State Agricultural College; M.S. Nuclear Forces. Major Adviser: Prof. J. W. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Plant Weinberg. Genetics. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: Combining Ability in Zea Maize as Related Laddie Joe Elling, Lawton, Okla. to Generations of Testing, Selection of Testers, B.S. '41, Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechani­ and Characters of the Inbred Line. Major Ad­ cal College; M.S. '48, University of Minnesota. viser: Prof. E. H. Rinke. Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: The Evaluation of Selected Alfalfa Alexander Elvin Jones, Independence, Clones. Major Adviser: Prof. H. L. Thomas. Mo. Phyllis St. Cyr Freier, St. Paul B.A. Summa cum laude '42, DePauw Univer­ sity; M.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Ma­ B.S. '42, M.A. '44, University of Minnesota. jor: English. Minor: Linguistics. Thesis: Mark Major: Physics. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: Twain and Religion. Major Adviser: Prof. The Heavy Component of the Primary Cos­ H. N. Smith. mic Radiation. Major Adviser: Prof. E. P. Ney. Abrar M. Khan, Buland-Shahr, (U.P.) Rosendo Adolfo Gomez India Ph.B. '39, University of Vermont; M.A. '48, B.Sc. '40, M.Sc. '42, Muslim University (In­ University of Minnesota. Major: Political Sci­ dia). Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Botany. ence. Minor: History. Thesis: Argentine Fed­ Thesis: Factors Affecting the Pathogenicity of eralism: Its Theory and Practice. Major Ad­ Rhizoctonia Solani on Legumes. Major Ad­ viser: Prof. A. N. Christensen. viser: Prof. E. C. Stakman. Walter Thomas Graves, Minneapolis Robert Edwin Knoll, Omaha, Neb. B.C.E. '40, M.S. in C.E. '47, University of B.A. '43, University of Nebraska; M.A. '47, Minnesota. Major: Civil Engineering. Minor: University of Minnesota. Major: English. Mi­ Mathematics and Mechanics. Thesis: The nor: Philosophy. Thesis: Fortinbras and His Elastic Behavior of Slabs Supported on Mar­ Character Type in Elizabethan Drama. Major ginal Beams. Major Adviser: Prof. J. A. Wise. Adviser: Prof. Huntington Brown.

74 Violet Mimi Koski, Palo Alto, Calif. Thomas Beniah O'Dell, Minneapolis B.s. '42, University of ~innesota .. Major: B.A. '42, Wabash College. Major: Pharma­ Botany. Mmor: Plant Genetics. ThesIs: Gene cology. Minor: Bacteriology. Thesis: Chemo­ Action in Relation to the Development of therapeutic Studies on an Animal Virus. Major Chloroplast Pigments in Zea Mays L. Major Adviser: Dr. R. N. Bieter. Adviser: Prof. E. C. Abbe. Gove Pettit Laybourn, Minneapolis Margaret Owchar, Shorncliffe, Mani- B A. cum laude '43, M.A. '47, University of toba, Canada Minnesota. Major: Psychology. Minors: Jour­ B.A. '45, University of Manitoba; M.A. '47 nalism and Business Administration. Thesis: A U~iversity of Minnesota. Major: Mathematics: Study of Attitudes toward Advertising and Mmor: .Statistics. Thesis: Wiener Integrals Certain Correlates of These Attitudes with of Multiple Variations. Major Adviser: Prof. Special Reference to the Relationship between R. H. Cameron. Consumers' Attitudes toward Advertising and Their Purchasing Behavior. Major Adviser: Prof. H. P. Longstaff. Eric Douglas Putt, Altona, Manitoba, Canada Ernest Howard Lund, Minneapolis B.S.A. with distinction '38, M.Sc. '40, Univer­ B.S. '44, University of Oregon. Major: Geology. sity of Saskatchewan. Major: Plant Genetics. Minors: Petroleum Engineering and Geology Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: Cytogenetic (Paleontology). Thesis: Igneous and Metamor­ Studies of Sterility in Rye. Major Adviser: phic Rock. of the Minnesota .River Valley. Prof. C. R. Burnham. Major Adviser: Prof. S. S. Goldlch. Mildred MaIm, Glen Lake Charles Marshall Riley, Chicago, Ill. B.S. with distinction '39, University of Min­ B.S. '42, University of Chicago; M.S. '48, Uni­ nesota. Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. Mi­ versity of Minnesota. Major: Geology. Minors: nor: Home Economics. Thesis: The Reaction Geography and Physics. Thesis: The Relations of Periodic Acid and Sodium Metaperiodate of the Physical and Chemical Properties to the with Chitin and Related Amino Sugars. Major Bloating of Clays. Major Adviser: Prof. J. W. Adviser: Prof. W. M. Sandstrom. Gruner. James Francis Marvin, Minneapolis B.A. '36, University of Nebraska; M.S. '39, Manfred Henry Schrupp, Arlington University of Minnesota. Major: Biophysics. B.S. '35, M.Ed. '41, University of Minnesota. Minor: Physics. Thesis: Studies of the Struc­ Major: Education. Minor: Educational Psychol­ ture of Collodion and Collodion-Protamine ogy. Thesis: The Differential Effects of the Membranes Utilizing the Electron Microscope Development of Athletic Ability of a High and the High Speed Microtome. Major Ad­ Order. Major Advisers: Prof. C. L. Nordly viser: Prof. K. W. Stenstrom. and Prof. G. L. Anderson. James Maxwell Hart Neilson, Abdel-Aziz Abdel-Hafez Soliman, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Cairo, Egypt B.Sc. '36, Queens University; M.Sc. '47, Mc­ B.Sc. '42, M.Sc. '46, Fouad I University. Ma­ Gill University. Major: Geology_ Minors: jor: Entomology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: The Metallurgy and Civil Engineering. Thesis: Aphid, Myzus persicae Sulzer, in Relation to Geology of the Lake Mistassini Region, North­ Leafroll and Net-Necrosis of Potatoes. Major ern Quebec. Major Adviser: Prot J- W. Adviser: Prof. A. A. Granovsky. Gruner. Thomas Andrew Nickerson, St. Paul Russell Julius Stenberg, Cass Lake B.S. '43, University of California; M.S. '48, B.S. with distinction '43, University of Min­ University of Minnesota. Major: Dairy Hus­ nesota. Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. Mi­ bandry. Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. The­ nor: Analytical Chemistry. Thesis: A Study sis: Spray-Dried Versus Freeze-Dried Milk. of the Browning of Bread on Storage. Major Major Adviser: Prof. S. T. Coulter. Adviser: Prof. W. F. Geddes. Chang-tsing Yang, Shanghai, China B.S. '37, National University of Chekiang. Ma­ jor: Chemical Engineering. Minor: Pharma­ ceutical Chemistry. Thesis: Distillation Prin­ ciples of Aqueous Formaldehyde Solutions Vapor-liquid Equilibria and Effect of Pressure. Major Adviser: Prof. E. L. Piret. 75 Doctor of Philosophy in Medicine Abraham Isaac Braude, Minneapolis Wendell Howard Hall, Minneapolis B.S. '37, M.D. '40, University of Chicago. Ma­ B.S. with distinction '38, M.D. '41, University jor: Internal Medicine. Minor: Bacteriology. of Minnesota. Major: Internal Medicine. Mi­ Thesis: Studies in the Pathology and Patho­ nors: Pathology and Bacteriology. Thesis: Stud_ genesis of Experimental Brucellosis. Major Ad­ ies of Immunity to Brucellosis and the Bac­ viser: Dr. W. W. Spink. tericidal Action of Human Blood Against Brucella. Major Adviser: Dr. W. W. Spink. Charles Archibald Owen, Jr., Mon- mouth, Ill. B.A. '36, Monmouth College; M.D. '41, State University of Iowa. Major: Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Studies on the Conversion of Prothrombin to Thrombin; Effect of Con­ version Variations on Prothrombin Tests. Ma­ jor Adviser: Dr. Victor Johnson. Doctor of Philosophy in Radiology Bernard James O'Loughlin, St. Paul B.S. '37, College of St. Thomas; M.S. '42, M.D. '42, Creighton University. Major: Radi- ology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Roentgen Visualization of the Human Inferior Vena Cava by Artificial Contrast Methods. Major Adviser: Dr. L. G. Rigler. Doctor of Philosophy in Surgery Frank Joseph Ankner, St. Paul Floyd John Lewis, Minneapolis B.S. '36, University of Chicago; M.D. '38, B.S. '38, M.S. '41, M.D. '42, University of Rush Medical College. Major: Surgery. Minor: Minnesota. Major: Surgery. Minor: Anatomy. Pathology. Thesis: Primary Osteotomy for the Thesis: An Experimental Study Regarding the Treatment of Intracapsular Fracture of the Effects of Various Sympathetic and Parasympa­ Neck of the Femur. Major Adviser: Dr. Clar- thetic Denervations on Total Stomach Pouch ence Dennis. Secretion and Peptic Ulcer Susceptibility in Dogs. Major Adviser: Dr. O. H. Wangensteen. James Thomas Nix, Jr., New Orleans, La. B.S. '36, Loyola University; M.D. '40, Louisi­ ana State University. Major: Surgery. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: The Protein Constituents of Liver and Intestinal Lymph. Major Adviser: Dr. Victor Johnson.

SUMMARY OF DEGREES CONFERRED BY THE UNIVERSITY DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR 1949-50 Degrees conferred July, August, and December, 1949; March, 1950.. 3,632* Degrees conferred this June commencement, 1950 (subject to completion of requirements) ...... 3,812 t

Total degrees conferred during 1949·50 7,444 • Includes 97 conferred at Duluth. t Includes 340 conferred at Duluth. 76 CAPS AND GOWNS

AN EXPLANATION In the medieval city, clothing not unlike that worn by those participating in this commencement was common. The modem 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- ees are worn by graduates. At the University of Minnesota, the lining of the Wood' 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 sleeve. The trimming may be either 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 shool 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 o.f Agricult~r~, Forestry, Home Economics, and . VeterInary Medlcme ...... malze College of Education ...... light blue School of Business Administration ...... drab College of Pharmacy ...... olive Law School ...... purple College of Medical Sciences ...... green Graduate School...... black THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Announces Its !u!v felt/eltltin! fommcltccmeltt 1950

NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 20 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK

• FOUNDED IN THE FAITH THAT MEN ARE ENNOBLED BY UNDERSTANDING· 1851 DEDICATED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING AND THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH DEVOTED TO THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUTH AND THE WELFARE OF THE STATE 1951 IIniversitl/ 0/ Minnesota THE BOARD OF REGENTS

Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Secretary Mr. Julius A. Schmahl, Treasurer

The Honorable Fred B. Snyder, Minneapoli$ First Vice President and Chairman The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Cloud 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 George W. Lawson, St. Paul The Honorable Albert J. Lobb, 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 gaIIery lobbies, and to the lounge rooms. 'Cltis Js Vour Univcrsif/l

CHARTERED in February, 1851, by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Min­ nesota, the University of Minnesota is currently celebrating its one hundredth birthday. While nearing this milestone, 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 suc­ ceeded is indicated by the number of doctors, lawyers, engineers, social workers, journal­ ists, dentists, farmers, businessmen, and community and civic leaders in all fields-good citizens all-who have gone from its several campuses to actively participate in the upgrading of the welfare of the citizens of our state. During the period of its existence, the University has awarded 101,344 degrees to its students who have completed the rigorous training demanded by the complexities and specialization of modern society. In addition to the enormous task of giving collegiate instruction to some twenty-two 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 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 laboratories 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 interest 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 va­ rieties 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 because it is the second largest state university in the nation, but because of the extent and quality of its services from which they, their families, communities, and organizations benefit. Their interest in their University is a dynamic, living thing and expresses itself in many ways. Contri­ butions from them now make it possible for the great Mayo Memorial building and for the new Variety Club Heart Hospital to be erected over the coming months. Through the American Legion and auxiliary posts all over the state, thousands of friends have made relatively small gifts to provide an endowed research professorship in heart dis­ eases. Gifts to the Greater University Fund, each appropriately called "A Share in Great­ ness," now being made especially by alumni, are worthy of special mention. All students at the University, their families and friends are invited to continue their enthusiasm and interest in the University of Minnesota. Graduates are especially urged to identify themselves with the University Alumni Association and the Greater Univer­ sity Fund and to return as frequently as possible to visit us here at the University. Order 0/ events THE ASSEMBLING OF THE AUDIENCE: As candidates for degrees at this evening's commencement and their friends and relatives reach the Min­ neapolis Campus o~ the Univ~rsity of Minnesota from 7 :00 to ~: 30 p.~., they Will hear the Flemish bells bemg played from Northrop Memonal Auditoriull1 Miss Peggy D. Smith, B.S. '49, carillonneur. Admission to the July commence: ment 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: Beginning at 7:30 p.m., Mr. Arthur B. Jennings, Asso- ciate Professor of Music and University Organist, will play: Toccata and Fugue in D Minor Bach Chorale "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" - Bach The Old Castle (Pictures from an Exhibition) Moussorgsky Ronde Francaise Boe1Imann PROCESSIONAL: Finale from the Sixth Organ Symphony -- WidoI 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: Mr. Julius M. Nolte, Dean of University Extension, Marshal; Dr. Ray G. Price, Professor of Education, Marshal; The Reverend Robert W. Clark, Member, Minnesota Council of Religion, and Executive Secretary Y.M.C.A., St. Paul Campus, University of Minnesota; Commander Charles F. Putman, USN, Associate Professor of Naval Science; Dr. T. Raymond McConnell, Dean of the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Dr. Athelstan F. Spilhaus, Dean of the Institute of Technology; Dr. Wesley E. Peik, Dean of the College of Edu­ cation; Mr. Stanley V. Kinyon, Assistant Dean of the Law School; Dr. Theo­ dore C. Blegen, Dean of the Graduate School; Mr. Thomas A. H. Teeter, Dean of the Summer Session; Dr. Malcolm M. Willey, Vice President, Academic Administration; Mr. Howard P. Davis, Analyst and Observer of World Affairs; Dr. Horace T. Morse, Dean of the General College; Dr. Russell M. Cooper, Assistant Dean, University College; Dr. Henry Schmitz, Dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary Medicine; Dr. Richard L. Kozelka, Dean of the School of Business Administration; Dr. Harold S. Diehl, Dean of the College of Medical Sciences; Mr. True E. Petten­ gill, Recorder; Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, Assistant Professor of Music; Dr. Richard K. Gaumnitz, Assistant Dean of the School of Business Administration, 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, M.A., Assistant Professor of Music, soloist. INVOCATION: The Reverend Robert W. Clark, B.D., Member, Minnesota Council of Religion and Executive Secretary Y.M.C.A., St. Paul Campus, Uni­ versity of Minnesota. 4 Order 0/ events SPEAKING FOR THE UNIVERSITY: Vice President Malcolm M. Willey, Ph.D., Vice President, Academic Administration, University of Minnesota. COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS: "Open Doors Are Front Doors," Mr. How­ ard P. Davis, observer and analyst of world and national affairs. CONFERRING OF COMMISSION: Dean Thomas A. H. Teeter, Dean of the Summer Session, will introduce Commander Charles F. Putman, USN, Associate Professor of Naval Science, who will present his candidate for a com­ mission in the Naval branch of the armed services, and administer the oath of office. The commission will be presented by Vice President Malcolm M. Willey. 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: Dean Horace T. Morse, Ph.D., General College; Dean T. Raymond McConnell, Ph.D., College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Assistant Dean Russell M. Cooper, Ph.D., University College; Dean Athel­ stan F. Spilhaus, D.Sc., Institute of Technology; Dean Henry Schmitz, Ph.D., College of Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary Medicine; Dean Wesley E. Peik, Ph.D., College of Education; Dean Richard L. Kozelka, Ph.D., School of Business Administration; Assistant Dean Stanley V. Kinyon, LL.B., Law School; Dean Harold S. Diehl, M.D., College of Medical Sciences; Dean Theodore C. Blegen, Ph.D., Graduate School. All degrees will be con­ ferred by Vice President Malcolm M. Willey. Immediately afterwards, certifi­ cates and diplomas will be presented by each dean to the graduates of his college. CONFERRING OF THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY: Candidate for this degree will be presented individually by Dean Theodore C. Blegen to Vice President Malcolm M. Willey, 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 brigh t 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: Associate Professor Arthur B. Jennings, University Organist. Toccata on "Ave Maris Stella" - - Dupre THE AUDIENCE is requested to remain seated until those in academic costume have left the hall. 5 Candidate jor Commission

Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the first term of the Summer Session, the commission will be presented as indicated to the student listed below and upon such others as may meet the requirements for Reserve Officers in the Armed Services.

DEPARTMENT OF NAVAL SCIENCE Ensign, SC, USN Reynold Clarence Tveita, Minneapolis

Candidates jor (jradllation

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 Steven Clarence Andrews, Jr., Minne- David Charles Kildahl, Minneapolis apolis James Allen Morris, Minneapolis Daniel John Cylkowski, St. Paul Alys Ann Myhre, Spring Grove Ralph Harlan Dokken, Minneapolis Todd Malcolm Underwood, Minne­ Raymond Gerald Greenspoon, Minne- apolis apolis

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS Associate in liberal Arts John William Ivance, St. Paul Mary Louise OUerholm, Minneapolis Carol Jean Larsen, Minnetonka Beach Orvil Malcolm Roetman, Portland, Donald Berton Long, Sa uk Rapids Ore. Barbara Beth Lund, Minneapolis Elaine Lois Waidt, Minneapolis James Robert Moser, Minneapolis

6 Bachelor of Arts David Krueger Adamson, Minneapolis Leo Theodore Hegstrom, Minne­ Wanda Inez Allender, Los Angeles, apolis Calif. Sylvester Stephan Hera, Jr., Minne- Karl John AIteneder, St. Paul apolis Ruth Esther Amstutz, Minneapolis Willard Lyle Holter, Chisholm Keith Harlan Anderson, Rock Creek Virginia Huck, Minneapolis Richard William Anderson, Keewatin Gerald William Ireland, Minneapolis Edwin Lee Armstrong, Minneapolis Henry Bronn Jacobson, Minneapolis Robert Austin Barber, Minneapolis James Owen Johnson, Virginia Robert Dean Barber, Minneapolis Sandra Gail Johnson, Centuria, Wis. Ronald Alvin Berkovitz, A.A., St. Paul Gordon Delos Johnston, A.A., Tracy Rosalind Borchert, Gaylord Clara Kanun, St. Paul Donald Lester Boucher, Minneapolis Marilyn Bernice Kiedaisch, St. Paul Howard William Brennan, Minne- Murray James Kiteley, Minneapolis apolis Donald Wallace Klein, Minneapolis Burton Norris Brin, Minneapolis Richard James Krebsbach, St. Paul, Duane Winston Cady, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Hector Neri Castaneda, Zacapa, George Robert Medinnus, St. Paul Guatemala Ray Edred Millette, Jr., HoIIywood, Donald Earl Christie, Faribault Calif., MAGNA CUM LAUDE Ernest Lothar Christopher, Minne­ Clay Randolph Moore, Minneapolis apolis Joyce Petersen Mouratides, John Christopher Countryman, Comanche, Iowa St. Paul Kathryn Ruth Murray, Minneapolis, Stanton Jay Curry, Windom CUM LAUDE Raymond Copley Cutting, St. Paul, Chris E. Muzetras, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE John Joseph Myslajek, Minneapolis Lorraine Carolyn Dahlke, B.A., Myron Carl Nelson, Cable, Wis. Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Russell Howard Nelson, Minneapolis Harold Oscar Danielson, A.A., Joseph Daniel O'Brien, Worthington Minneapolis Mary Ann Olson, St. Paul Robert Patrick DeLane, Minneapolis Margaret Jean Park, A.A. Bemidji Herbert Charles Doering, New VIm Gordon Hjalmer Peterson, Esko Ralph Thomas Duddles, Excelsior Walter Eggleston Pratt, Minneapolis Nancy Margaret Dyke, Minneapolis James Anthony Retka, LeSueur, Philip Harry Eastwood, Stillwater MAGNA CUM LAUDE Philipp Karl Eidmann, St. Paul Russell Edwin Robertson, Virginia Donald Dean Erickson, Minneapolis Edmond Harvey Rubin, Minneapolis Robert Francis Fischer, Hibbing, Frank Henry Sack, III, St. Paul MAGNA CUM LAUDE Doris Vivien Schoon, Luverne Hans Gilbert Forsline, A.A., Cook Wilmer George Sheldon, Clearwater Kathryn Jane Brown Gehring, Minne­ Nathan Theodore Sidley, St. Paul, apolis, CUM LAUDE SUMMA CUM LAUDE William Russell Goodchild, Minne­ Mary Jean Simpson, West St. Paul apolis Eleanor Kathleen Smith, Minneapolis, Dora Gosso, St. Paul CUM LAUDE Hamlin Hoime Hagander, Minne­ Russell Charles Smith, Milaca apolis, CUM LAUDE Mavis Joyce Sorbo, Minneapolis

7 Robertson Andrew Struthers, Minne­ Reynold Clarence Tveita, Minneapolis apolis Theodore Warren Wessen, Minne­ Carl Johan Swendseen, Minneapolis apolis Paul Burton Thayer, St. Paul

Bachelor of Science Harold Arthur Belsheim, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Science in library Science Ella Viola Flinspach, B.A., Wash­ Helen Hamilton Smith, B.A., Bach. burn, N.D. of Journ., St. Louis, Mo. Alice Helen Johnson, B.A., South Corinne Marie Spors, B.A., Le Center St. Paul, CUM LAUDE

UNIVERSITY COllEGE Bachelor of Arts Thomas John Hartigan, A.A., St. Paul

Bachelor of Science Boyd Anton Sanderson, Granite Falls

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering

William Clyde Broding, Foley, WITH DISTINCTION

Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering \Vallaee Allen Erickson, Plummer Norman Leo Rick, Minneapolis James Edward Johnston, Grafton, N.D., WITH DISTINCTION

Bachelor of Chemical Engineering William Leo Adams, Minneapolis Gilbert LeRoy Hawkinson, Minne­ Francis Hugh Deef, Waseca apolis James Edwin Dillman, Minneapolis Bernard John Olson, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Chemistry Richard Erland Johnson, Minneapolis Robert Odin Vidas, Minneapolis 8 Bachelor of Civil Engineering Gordon David Anderson, Minne- John Herman Hertog, St. Paul apolis Robert Lewis Johnson, Cass Lake John Paul Badalich, South St. Paul Clement Philip Kachelmyer, Duluth Glenn William Burnett, Tyler John David Nagel, Adams Herbert Melvin Falk, Cambridge, Donald Henry Olson, Hibbing WITH DISTINCTION Chester Jerome Zimniewicz, St. Paul Lester Adolph Heggernes, St. Paul

. Bachelor of Electrical Engineering James Clifford Blackett, St. Paul William Lawrence Moline, St. Paul Mark Rath Dusbabek, Grand Rapids William Curtis Nelson, Douglas Elmer Edwin Fast, Mountain Lake Lodge Trygve Ragnvold Johnson, St. Paul Leonard Wylie Soden, Pomona, Calif. Jay Austin Kershaw, Minneapolis William John Soshea, Crosby

Bachelor of Engineering Mathematics Charles Nelson Kirks, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Rodney Earl Anderson, Moose Lake Donald James McAnulty, Red Lake Donald David Baron, Minneapolis Falls Herbert Evald Fasth, Minneapolis John William McNamara, St. Paul Floyd Robert Fier, Taunton Vernon Vincent Nash, Balaton David L. G. Jones, St. Paul Arney Maro Ness, Minneapolis Theodore Kochaver, A.S., Virginia Keith Arlan Nesseth, Minneapolis Raymond Arthur Komarek, St. Paul Douglas Irving Overland, Minneapolis Merlin Howard Kvaal, St. Paul John Vinje Taylor, Winona Walter Charles Larsen, Minneapolis Robert Fred Waters, Minneapolis Joseph Bennet Lloyd, Hopkins Robert Paul Weis, Benson Jerome Aloysius Zarembinski, St. Paul

Bachelor of Metallurgical Engineering Robert Joseph Denn, Janesville

Bachelor of PhYSics Marcus Paul Dickey, Minneapolis Royal Richard Marshall, Minneapolis, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION

9 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Science Robert Gordon Barker, St. Vincent, Warren Franklin Liebenstein, A.A Forestry Austin, Agriculture ., Emmett Norlin Bergman, Fulda, Vet­ Barbara Solvieg Melom, Dawson, erinary lvIedicine, WITH HIGH DIS­ Home Economics TINCTION Domenico Antonio Pagnotta, Margaret Anne Gilman, Minneapolis, B.Ch.E., Nashwauk, Forestry Home Economics Rodney \Vayne Rowe, Long Prairie, Harvey Stanton Haglin, Groningen, Fish and \Vildlife Management Agriculture Lillian Uliko Sawamura, Minot, N.D. James Thomas Hegland, Appleton, Maurine F. Schroeder, St. Paul, Agriculture Home Economics Valborg Miller Jessen, Tyler, Home Ervin Henrik Shipstead, Winona, Economics Agriculture Dean Norman Koetz, Winona, Agri­ Kathleen Agnes \Vold, Hibbing, culture Home Economics Gordon Lyle Landphier, Richland Center, Wis., Forestry

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Ann Marie Aaberg, Ogilvie Martha Cecilia Habib, Shenandoah, Ruth Z. Apostolakos, B.A., Duluth Pa.* Mayme Clarissa Austenson, Minne- Douglas Arthur Hanson, Minneapolis apolis Robert Harold Hermanson, B.A., Helen Marion Boe, B.A., Kennebec, Minneapolis S.D. Norman Rex Hield, Minneapolis Alberta Burk, Independence, Iowa* James John Hilgert, St. Paul Samuel Willis Carson, St. Paul Audrey Vionnet Hovde, St. Paul Ivy Zimpel Dale, Minneapolis Russell Ross Hulings, Sidney, Mont., Minnie Maude Dinwiddie, Grand WITH DISTINCTION Rapids Warren A. Jeffries, Sauk Centre Marie Dzupin, Garfield, N.J.* Harold Harlan Johnson, Pine City Jeannette May Edgar, Mora Frances A. Kelly, Annandale Louise Eleanor Fruen, B.A., Minne­ Theodore Glen Kittleson, Minne- apolis apolis Robert Joseph Gilbertson, Minne­ Jack Kleinberg, Brooklyn, N.Y. apolis Ronald Thomas Lambert, Minne­ Margaret Berkey Gripp, Minneapolis apolis Josephine E. Guernsey, B.A., Minne­ Quentin O'Dell Larson, B.B.A., apolis Spooner, Wis. Mary Kathryn Gustafson, B.A., Wilbur John Lenihan, A.A., Minne­ Minneapolis apolis * Nursing Education Curriculum. 10 Katherine Lindberg Lillehei, R.N., Jo Ann Peterson, B.A., Minneapolis C.N., Minneapolis* Edward John Potocnik, Cilbert Herbert L. Loken, Minneapolis Robert Lester Runkle, Jr., St. Louis Elizabeth Mitchell Long, B.A., Park, WITH DISTINCTION Minneapolis Edward A. Shepel, A.S., Ely William Lee Mattson, Brainerd Aili Siltanen, Cloquet, WITH DISTINC­ Elaine Mary McCormack, Minneapolis TION Nellie Medhus, Badger, WITH DISTINC- Donald Theodore Smith, B.A., TION Minneapolis Minna Emma Moehring, St. Paul, Jeanne Marie Hitsman Stables, WITH DISTINCTION* St. Paul Doris Isobelle Musson, R.N., Ames, Carolyn Fay Mowery Stokes, St. Paul Iowa* Frank Clayton Tonnemaker, Minne­ Herman Sevareid Naeseth, Minne- apolis apolis John Ludwig Utennoehl, Jr., Minne­ Jean Joan Nelson, Lafayette apolis Lois Ona Olson, DeSoto, Wis. * Patricia Alden Weigel, Minneapolis Dale Carl Paul, B.S.L., St. Paul

Bachelor of Science in library Science Blanche A. Aust, B.S., Chicago, Ill. Jerome P. Marturano, B.S. in Educ., Margaret Helen Barry, B.A., Minne- Buhl apolis Lando Clarence Otto, B.A., M.A., Eleanor Mary Cole, B.A., Duluth Concordia, Mo. John Robert Devitt, B.S., St. Paul Nina Rauk, B.S., Rochester Frances Edna Gruesen, B.s., Duluth Grace Josephine Rider, B.A., Daven­ Fyrne Haugen, B.A., Mankato port, Iowa Josephine Amanda Hennanson, B.S., Jeanette Marie Wittich, B.S., Blackduck Red Wing Louise L. Klohn, B.S., M.A., Minne­ apolis

Master of Education William Stanley Appenzeller, B.S., La Vernia Mae Jorgensen, B.A., Minier, Ill. Frederic, Wis. Donald Amos Bulmer, B.S., Minne- Melvin Walter Kobiske, B.S., Weyau­ apolis wega, Wis. Beverly Anderson Crump, B.S., Sartell Forrest Tisdale Lothrop, B.S., Red­ Robert James Dahl, B.S., Waseca field, S.D. Winnifred Marie Erickson, B.S., Donald William Merchant, B.S., Litchfield Jamestown, N.D. Nora Wyelene Fredericksen, B.E., Harold Lee Miles, B.S., St. Paul Lake Crystal Gotthold Ottmar, B.S., Minneapolis Woodrow B. Greene, B.A., B.S., Glen Alwin Tews, B.s., Waseca Langford, S.D. Robert John Williams, B.S., Duluth Arden Erlynn Hesla, B.A., B.Mus., Stanley Gordon Wold, B.S., Minne- Mankato apolis

* Nursing Education Curriculum. 11 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Science Roland LaFollette Bjorklund, Hen­ Melvin William Markwardt, Kimball ning, Agricultural Education Agricultural Education ' Jeanne Thorpe Chiodo, Minneapolis, Harry Edgar Peirce, Jr., Staples, Home Economics Education Agricultural Education Medora Jane Christison, Tracy, Home Janet Fraser Reusswig, Hibbing, Economics Education Home Economics Education Patricia Ann Flink, Coleraine, Home Phyllis Lou Swanson, Minneapolis, Economics Education Home Economics Education Archie Lee Holmes, Emerson, Ark., Lee Gordon vVahlberg, Sandstone, Agricultural Education Agricultural Education Vernon Peter Linn, '''atkins, Agri­ John W. Zwiebel, Ainsworth, Neb., cultural Education Agricultural Education

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Business Administration Leo Adelman, St. Paul Arthur Walfred Johnson, South Samuel Brown Alch, Minneapolis St. Paul Donald Meredith Anderson, Madison James Edward Johnson, Brainerd Willard Wilson Bixby, Jr., St. Paul Vernon Leroy Johnson, Forest Lake Robert Curtis Bjorge, Winona, WITH \Vayne William Johnson, Minneapolis DISTINCTION Ray Kirkhorn, Rustad Clyde Clayton Bloom, Rochester Robert Joseph Lenihan, St. Paul Gerald James Bratter, St. Paul . Donald Gordon Maxson, Wadena Rutherford F. Burr, Jr., Minneapolis Roger Conrad Paulson, Shevlin, WITH Raymond Austin Chapman, Jr., DISTINCTION Minneapolis, WITH DISTINCTION Warren James Peterson, St. Paul Elmer Edwin Fast, Mountain Lake 'Varren Peter Quarnstrom, Brewster Archie Walter Fink, Minneapolis Elmer Robert Salovich, Minneapolis Charles Patrick Gannon, A.A., Vir- Clarence Lawrence Scheetz, Phila- ginia delphia, Pa. Alan Eugene Gooderum, Winona Dale Joseph Schmitz, West St. Paul Herbert Leonard Gunderson, Austin Joseph Warren Wewerka, St. Paul Roy Kenneth Haugseth, Minneapolis John Gregg Wood, Tampa, Fla.

LAW SCHOOL Bachelor of Science in Law Earl Lauren Johnson, Minneapolis

12 COllEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES

Bachelor of Science Richard Robert Anderson, Hibbing, Robert English Doan, B.A., Duluth, Medicine Medicine Roger Eugene Anderson, B.A., James Hetherington Dokken, B.A., Minneapolis, Medicine Cokato, Medicine Virginia Lenore Anderson, A.A., R.N., Ruth Ann Doyle, R.N., Stillwater, St. Paul, Public Health Nursing Public Health Nursing George Linal Barnard, Jr., B.Met.E., Gary Dudovitz, St. Paul, Medicine Minneapolis, Medicine Robert Valentine Edwards, Minne­ Richard Edward Barnes, B.A., Minne­ apolis, Medicine apolis, Medicine Alicemary Robinson Edwardson, Herman Duane Bentz, B.A., Grand Deer River, Public Health Nursing Rapids, Medicine Herman Harrison Eelkema, Duluth, Donald Benjamin Berg, Spicer, Medi­ Medicine cine Russell Jay Eilers, B.A., St. Paul, Ellen Lamssies Bondurant, Minne­ Medicine apolis, Occupational Therapy Luella Evelyn Enander, Stanley, N.D., John Lawrence Bonner, Virginia, Public Health Nursing Medicine Robert Dell Erickson, Wykoff, Medi­ John Henry Bouma, B.A., Edgerton, cine Medicine Vernon Douglas Erickson, B.A., Carl Otto Bretzke, B.A., Hutchinson, Minneapolis, Medicine Medicine Virgil Thomas Fallon, B.A., Darwin, Roger Warren Brockway, B.A., Medicine Wayzata, Medicine Albert David Fetzek, B.A., Minne­ Marshall Francis Brown, Gilbert, apolis, Medicine Medicine Paul Reagan Finley, St. Paul, Medi­ James Lee Canine, St. Paul, Medicine cine 'Villiam Johnson Carr, B.A., Minne­ Donald Peter Fox, B.A., Minneapolis, apolis, Medicine Medicine Frank Joe Carthey, B.A., St. Paul, Dorothy Belle Funk, Aurora, Ill., Pub­ Medicine lic Health Nursing Sherman Bradford Child, B.A., Ramon Michael Fusaro, Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Medicine Medicine John Burton Covell, B.A., Minne­ Victor Adolph Gilbertsen, B.A., apolis, Medicine Winona, Medicine Paul Vernon Cummiskey, B.S., William Robb Glenny, Jr., B.A., Mankato, Medicine Minneapolis, Medicine Arthur Emerson Davis, Jr., St. Paul, Marvin Eleazer Goldberg, B.A., Medicine Minneapolis, Medicine James Henry DeGeest, B.A., Minne­ Roy Herbert Good, Minneapolis, apolis, Medicine Medicine Richard Allison DeWall, B.A., Morris, Francis John Grimmell, B.A., St. Paul, Medicine Medicine Norman Jack Diamond, B.A., Minne­ 'Villiam Hunter Grohs, St. Paul, apolis, Medicine Medicine

13 Paul Oscar Gustafson, B.A., Minne­ Robert Dean Letson, B.A., Minne­ apolis, Medicine apolis, Medicine Jack Frederick Haas, B.A., St. Paul, Maurice Luther Lindblom, B.A., Medicine Minneapolis, Mcdicine Charles Lee Harris, B.A., Park River, Mark Boyd Listerud, B.A. magna cum N.D., Medicine laude, Wolf Point, Mont., Samuel Bernard Haueson, B.A., Medicine Minneapolis, Medicine Arthur Gene Litman, B.A., Minne­ Yuki Hayashi, Minneapolis, Public apolis, Medicine Health Nursing, WITH HIGH DIS­ Jeromc Gregory Lommel, B.A., TINCTION St. Cloud, Medicine Paul Henry Hedenstrom, Cambridge, James Parker Mahle, B.S., Minne­ Medicine apolis, Medicine Duane Rodney Hedine, B.A., Alex­ Ralph Henning Mallinger, B.A., Oslo, andria, Medicine Medicine \Villiam Goddard Heegaard, Minne­ Ken Matsumoto, B.E.E., Minneapolis, apolis, Medicine Medicine Dean Jacob Hempel, B.A., Minne­ Gordon \Villiam McGregor, B.A., apolis, Medicine Minneapolis, Medicinc Kcnncth George Henry, B.A., Lewis­ Bryson Roy McHardy, B.A., Minne­ ton, Medicine apolis, Medicine Adele Frances Herrmann, Dubuque, Clifford Douglas Molzahn, St. Paul, Iowa, Public Health Nursing Medicine John Alden Higgins, B.A., Rochester, James Raymond Monnahan, St. Paul, Medicine Medicine Edward George Huppler, B.A. magna Donald Robert Mueller, St. Croix cum laude, Minneapolis, Medicine Falls, Wis., Medicine \Villiam Charles Jackson, St. Paul, Marvin Marshall Muske, Minneapolis, Medicine Medicine Bruce \Villiam Jarvis, B.A., St. Paul, Floyd Forrest Myrick, D.D.S., Hamil­ Medicine ton, Mont., Medicine Carolyn Adair Johnson, B.A., St. Paul, Ravmond Arthur Narverud, B.A., Medicine Minneapolis, Medicine David Arthur Johnson, Minneapolis, Robert Harry Nelson, B.A., Ortonville, Medicine r-vIedicine Henry Wayne Johnston, Duluth, Richard Erling Payne, Leonard, Medicine Medicine Donald A. Jones, B.A., Fort Snelling, Douglass Everal Perkins, B.A., Blue­ l'vIedicine field, W.va., Medicine Harold Baird Kadesky, B.A., St. Paul, Isaac Michael Prlina, B.A., Hibbing, Medicine Medicine Donald William Klass, B.A. summa Sheldon Cooper Reed, B.A., Minne­ cum laude, St. Paul, Medicine apolis, Medicine Richard Conrad Kogl, B.A., St. Paul, Donald Edson Roach, B.A., St. Paul, Medicine Medicine Lyle Vernon Kragh, B.S., Hendricks, Robert Julius Rotenberg, B.A., Minne­ Medicine apolis, Medicine Robert Joseph Leiferman, A.A., B.A. Paul Chadwick Royce, B.A., Brainerd, magna cum laude, Rochester, Medicine Medicine

14 Charles Merle Samet, B.A. magna Carl Johan Swendseen, Minneapolis, cum laude, Minneapolis, Medicine Medicine Raymond Wallace Scallen, B.A., Donald Burton Swenson, B.A., Minneapolis, Medicine Waseca, Medicine Joseph Edward Scallon, St. Paul, James Vincent Testor, St. Paul, Medicine Medicine Irwin Francis Schaffhausen, B.A., Bertha Cecelia Weitensteiner, R.N., Minneapolis, Medicine Spokane, Wash., Public Health Mildred Jane Schaffhausen, B.S., Nursing Minneapolis, Medicine Paul Harry Westphal, B.A., Gettys­ Esther Genevieve Sell, Minneapolis, burg, S.D., Medicine Public Health Nursing Benjamin Wittels, B.A., Minneapolis, Robert 1. Shragg, Minneapolis, Medicine Medicine Melvyn Eugene Witthaus, B.A., Nadine Genet Smith, B.A., St. Paul, St. Paul, Medicine Medicine John Clarence Wohlrabe, B.A. magna Vernon Lyle Sommerdorf, B.A., cum laude, Mankato, Medicine St. Paul, Medicine William Charles Woyda, B.A., Elliott Bernard Springer, B.A. magna Minneapolis, Medicine cum laude, Minneapolis, Medicine Arthur Jacob Wyatt, Jr., B.A., Minne­ apolis, Medicine

Master of Public Health Maryella Clayton, B.S., Fort Smith, Ark.

GRADUATE SCHOOL Master of Arts Karl Adolf Andresen, Drammen, Allan Blank, New York, N.Y. Norway B.A. '48, New York University. Major: Music. B.A. '49, Luther College. Field of Concentra­ Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: Songs of Inno­ tion: Political Science. cence. Thomas Adams Brodie, Jr., St. Paul Stephen Hunt Archer, St. Paul B.A. '48, Macalester College. Field of Con­ B.A. cum laude '49, University of Minnesota. centration: Educational Administration. Field of Concentration: Economics. Palmer Anthony Brynildsen, Jr., Wantagh, N.Y. Beverly Ayres, St. Paul B.A. cum laude '49, New York University. B.A. '48, Wellesley College. Field of Con­ Field of Concentration: Scandinavian Area centration: Child Welfare. Studies. Alfred John Barron, St. Paul Colleen Jane Bujold, Duluth B.A. magna cum laude '49, University of B.A. magna cum laude '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Conceptration: Psychology. Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Psychology. Myra Janet Button, Farmington, Kenneth Adrian Berg,. St. Paul Mich. B.A. '40, Macalester College. Field of Con­ B.S. '32, Michigan State College. Field of centration: Educational psychology. Concentration: Home Economics. 15 Bruce Henning Bylander, Eau Claire, Douglas Hamilton Irvine, Edinburgh, Wis. Scotland B.S. '40, Eau Claire State Teachers College. B.S. with honors '49, University of Edin­ Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis­ burgh. Field of Concentration: Psychology. tration. Fred Holton Johnson, Minneapolis Raymond Peter Carlson, Northome B.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. magna cum laude '48, University of Concentration: Industrial Education. Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Psy­ chology. Helen Jackson Johnson, Richmond, Va. Paul Harrison Cashman, Minneapolis B.S. cum laude '40, Virginia Union University. B.S.L. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Field of Concentration: Educational Psy­ Concentration: Speech. chology. Judith Ann Couch, Minneapolis Carl James Kittleson, Mankato B.A. magna Cum laude '48, University of B.S. '42, Mankato State Teachers College. Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Psychology. Major: Music. Minor: English. Thesis: Aphro­ dite----A Choreographic Essay. Marion Karlsbrotcn DeLaitsch, Spring Grove Doris Eva Kloss, Maple Lake B.A. '42, St. Olaf College. Field of Con­ B.S. '43, St. Cloud State Teachers College. centration: English. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ struction. Florence DeMont, Minneapolis B.A. '43, University of Minnesota. Field of Veronica Mary Krauss, Minneapolis Concentration: Psychology. B.A. '36, University of Wisconsin. Major: German. Minor: French. Thesis: Rilke's Ver­ Aubrey Koefod Dunkum, Minneapolis sion of Paul Valery's Charmes: Translation or B.S. with distinction '48, University of Min­ Transformation? nesota. Field of Concentration: Spanish. Huan-Pao Kuang, Wusin, Kiangsu, Harvey Raymond Elliott, St. Paul China B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '41, National Central University (China). Concentration: Political Science. Field of Concentration: Education. Frances Matilda Erickson, Lake City Clarence August LaSelle, Detroit B.A. '36, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field Lakes of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.A. cum laude '37, St. John's University. Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis­ Laura Kathryn Gilloley, Fergus Falls tration. B.S. with distinction '34, University of Min­ nesota. Field of Concentration: Education. Raymond James Madsen, Ruthton B.S. with distinction '49, University of Min­ Wesley John Fred Grabow, Minne­ nesota. Field of Concentration: Educational apolis Administration. B.B.A. '44, University of Minnesota. Field of Raymond Edri Matala, Virginia Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.S. '35, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. Romeo Eugene Gutsche, White Bear Lake William Alexander Matson, Jr., B.A. '22, Heidelberg University. Major: Music. Eveleth Minor: German. Thesis: String Quartette in B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of C Minor-Opus 12, No.1; and Symphony I, Concentration: Industrial Education. Opus 7. Charles Raymond McIntosh, Minne­ Richard John Hanson, North St. Paul apolis B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '47, College of the Holy Cross. Field of Concentration: Educational Administration. Concentration: Mathematics.

16 Mortimer Lewis Naftalin, Minneapolis Violet Grace Sherwood, Centerville, B.A. '46, B.S. in L.S. '47, University of Min­ Iowa nesota. Field of Concentration: French. B.A. '34, Drake University. Field of Con­ centration: Curriculum and Instruction. Edward Olaf Nelson, Ellison Bay, Wis. Milton Silver, Bronx, N.Y. B.A. '49, Luther College. Field of Concentra­ B.S. '49, College of the City of New York. tion: Statistics. Field of Concentration: English. Marion John Nelson, Fergus Falls Russell Stephen Spindler, St. Paul B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. with distinction '49, University of Min­ Concentration: Scandinavian Area Studies. nesota. Field of Concentration: History. Edwin George Nicholson, Llanerch, Virginia Stromquist, Minneapolis Pa. B.S. '35, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '49, Swarthmore College. Field of Con­ Concentration: Child Welfare. centration: Economics. Walter Reed Stroud, Minneapolis Alden Conrad Olson, Minneapolis B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of B.RA. with distinction '49, University of Concentration: Political Science. Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Economics. Holger Richard Stub, St. Paul Kenneth Victor Olson, Minneapolis B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '42, Augsburg College. Field of Con­ Concentration: History. centration: Educational Psychology. Harvey Monroe Svedberg, Comfrey Gordon Donald Ose, Grand Marais B.A. '46, B.S. '47, Gustavus Adolphus Col­ REd. '36, Bemidji State Teachers College. lege. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis­ Instruction. tration. Nancy Jane Taylor, Minneapolis Robert Floyd Parker, Winthrop B.A. cum laude '48, University of Minnesota. B.Ed. '38, Winona State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Biostatistics. Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis­ tration. John Emanuel Tsouderos, Minneapolis B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Ragnvald Albert Pedersen, Oslo, Sociology. Minor: Economics. Thesis: A Study Norway of the Correspondence between Logistic Func­ B.A. '49, Augsburg College. Field of Con­ tion and the Growth of the Health Service centration: Educational Administration. System with Respect to the Possibilities of Prediction. Linnea Annette Peterson, Little Falls Paul Willem Johan VanderVeur, B.S. '45, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Educational Psychology. Bergen-on-Zoom, Netherlands B.A. '49, Swarthmore College. Field of Con­ Alden Eugene Schlagel, Howard Lake centration: Political Science. B.S. '49, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis­ Virgil Edward Vollmer, Minneapolis tration. B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Political Science. Jean Peter Schrankler, St. Paul B.A. cum laude '49, University of Minnesota. Bruno Williams Waara, Virginia Field of Concentration: International Rela­ B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of tions. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. George Joseph Sedlacek, Deer River Alois Theodore Werre, West Union B.S. '32, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '48, St. John's University. Field of Con­ Concentration: Educational Administration. centration: History.

17 lEldur Linnea \VestIund, Hinckley David Benjamin Wine, Duluth B.Ed. '39, Superior State Teachers College. B.S. '47, Duluth State Teachers College. Field Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ of Concentration: Educational Psychology. struction. Harold William Winter, Granite Falls B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Lillian May \Vikman, Minneapolis Concentration: Educational Psychology. B.S. with distinction '48, University of Min­ nesota. Field of Concentration: History and Shin Quon \Vong, Honolulu, T.H. Philosophy of Education. B.A. '49, University of Hawaii. Field of Con­ centration: Psychology. Calista May Williams, Wadena Edwin Carroll Wood, Minneapolis B.S. '43, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '41, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Concentration: Social Work. Evelyn Lucille Williams, Wadena Albert Thomas Young, Jr., Alexandria, B.S. with distinction '39, University of Min­ Va. nesota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of and Instruction. Concentration: Child \Vclfare.

Master of Arts in Public Administration \Villiam Thomas Fahey, St. Paul B.A. '31, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Public Administration.

Master of Business Administration Jose Agustin Carrasco, Panama City, Harry \Veiniger Kirchheimer, Minne­ R.P. apolis B.B.A. '49, University of Panama. Field of B.A. '49, Carleton College. Field of Con­ Concentration: Business Administration. centration: Business Administration. Burke Percy Watson, Minneapolis B.B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Business Administration.

Master of Science Constance Jean Crowe Adams, Ber- Arndt Bernhard Bergh, :Minneapolis wick, N.S., Canada B.A. '47, St. Olaf College. Field of Concen­ B.S. in H.E. '47, University of Manitoba. tration: Physics. Major: Home Economics (Textiles and Cloth­ ing). Minor: Education. Thesis: The Rela­ tionships among Grab and Strip Strength Beth Sinclair Berry, Lansing, Mich. Values before and after Abrasion. B.A. '45, Rockford College. Field of Con­ centration: Biostatistics. John Edwin Andrews, Winnipeg, Man., Canada Oscar U eI Blank, California, Mo. B.S. in Agr. '49, University of Manitoba. B.S. with distinction '42, University of Min­ Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Plant Pathology. nesota. Field of Concentration: Agricultural Thesis: Inheritance of Reaction to Halo Blight Economics. and to Stem Rust in Certain Oat Crosses.

18 Richard Brandner Dunn, Minneapolis Gregory Louis Martin, Duluth B.M.E. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: B.Ph. with distinction '48, University of Min­ Astronomy. Minor: Physics. Thesis: A Quartz nesota. Field of Concentration: Physics. Interference Polarizing Monochromator for Solar Research. John Joseph Neumayer, St. Paul B.Ch. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Richard Frederick Hadley, Minne- Analytical Chemistry. Minor: Physical Chem­ istry. Thesis: Photometric Determination of apolis Silver with p-Diethylaminobenzylidenerhoda­ B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: nine. Gcology. Minor: Soils. Thesis: Recent Sedi­ mentation and Erosional History of Five Mile Creek, Fremont County, Wyoming. Albert Norbert Schaffhausen, St. Paul B.S. '43, College of St. Thomas. Field of Concentration: Organic Chemistry. Paul Aloysius Hammes, Minneapolis B.S. cum laude '43, Loras College. Field of Concentration: Organic Chemistry. Malcolm Chesney Shurtleff, Jr., Bridgewater, Me. B.S. '43, Rhode Island State College. Major: Alvin Edmund Hannah, Winnipeg, Plant Pathology. Minor: Agricultural Bio­ Man., Canada chemistry. Thesis: Effect of Rusts on Water B.S. in Agr. '49, University of Manitoba. Loss in Wheat and Oats. Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: Inheritance of Reaction to Bunt in Madolyn Evelyn Youse, Minneapolis Crosses of Redman Wheat with Parental B.Ch. '47, University of Minnesota. Major: Varieties. Analytical Chemistry. Minor: Agricultural Bio­ chemistry. Thesis: The Locus of the Initiation Kwan Hsu, Shanghai, China Reaction in an Emulsion Polymerization Recipe B.S. '36, University of Shanghai. Field of Con­ Containing Ferrous Iron and Benzoyl Per­ centration: Physics. oxide.

Master of Science in Aeronautical Engineering Paul Miner Leland, Minneapolis B.Aero.E. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Aeronautical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics and Mechanics. Thesis: A Comparison of the Pressure Distribution through Normal Angles of Attack on Four Types of Wing Tip Plan Forms at Mach Number 3.47.

Master of Science in Chemical Engineering John Royal Ferron, White Bear Lake Arthur Carl Peterson, Minneapolis B.Ch.E. with distinction '48, University of B.Ch.E. '47, University of Minnesota. Major: Minnesota. Major: Chemical Engineering. Chemical Engineering. Minor: Bacteriology. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: A Com­ Thesis: Heat Transfer from Fine Vertical parison of Some Homogeneous Esterification Wires to Air in Annular Spaces-Low Velocity Catalysts. Data and Correlation. Alice Hsuch-Feng Lee, Shanghai, Robert Elwood Wilson, Decatur, Ill. China B.A. '48, B.S.Ch.E. '49, University of Illinois. B.S. '47, Ta Tung University. Field of Con­ Major: Chemical Engineering. Minor: Agri­ centration: Chemical Engineering. cultural Biochemistry. Thesis: Extraction of Dibasic Acids with Pentasol.

19 Master of Science in Civil Engineering Robert Alan Johnson, Minneapolis B.Mech.E. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering.

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering WaIter Joseph Deymonaz, Yakima, Wash. B.S. in M.E. '49, Gonzaga University. Field of Concentration: Mechanical Engineering.

Master of Science in Otolaryngology and Rhinology WaIter Emil Heck, Syracuse, N.Y. Graham Gable Smith, Minneapolis B.A. '38, M.D. '41, Syracuse University. Major: B.S. '36, M.D. '39, University of Minnesota. Otolaryngology and Rhinology. Minor: Sur­ Major: Otolaryngology and Rhinology. Minor: gical Pathology. Thesis: Nasal Polyps. Anatomy. Thesis: Benign Tumors of the Vocal Cords.

Master of Science in Pathology Edwin Curtis Segard, St. Paul B.Sc. in Med. '42, M.D. '43, University of Nebraska. Major: Pathology. Minor: Anatomy. Thesis: Cytology Smears as an Adjunct in the Diagnosis of Malignant Neoplasms, with Em­ phasis on Carcinoma of the Cervix Uteri.

Master of Science in Pediatrics EImer Leo Crehan, Roxbury, Mass. B.A. '42, Dartmouth College; M.D. '43, Boston University. Major: Pediatrics. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: A Study of the Arterial Oxygen Saturation in Normal Newborn In­ fants by Means of the Modified Photo-electric Oximeter.

Master of Science in Surgery Gerald Fisk Dederick, Jr., Oradell, N.J. B.S. '38, Roanoke College; M.D. '42, Medical College of Virginia. Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: The Venous Sys­ tem in Acute Arterial Occlusion of the Lower Extremity. 20 Master of Social Work Philip Louis Gordon, Minneapolis Einar Enival Rokke, Newfolden B.S. '41, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '48, Augsburg College. Field of Con· Concentration: Social Work. centration: Social Work. Alice Delvina Quist, Minneapolis George Clyde Welton, Champlin B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. magna cum laude '48, Hamline Uni· Concentration: Social Work. versity. Field of Concentration: Social Work.

Doctor of Philosophy James Lewis Bleasdale, Meadville, Pa. Lawrence Elmer Giles, Clarkston, B.S. '44, Allegheny College. Major: Organic Wash. Chemistry. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: B.A. '36, State College of Washington; M.A. Reactions of Diazocompounds with Nitro­ '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Educa­ olefins. Major Adviser: Prof. W. E. Parham. tion. Minor: Social Science. Thesis: The Teaching of State History in the Public Schoo\; Lauren Louis Brink, San Francisco, of the United States. Major Adviser: Prof. Calif. E. B. Wesley. B.S. '41, M.A. '45, University of Minnesota. Major: Speech. Minor: Education. Thesis: Earl Raymond Hilton, Sundance, An Analysis of the Discussion Techniques of Junior and Senior High School Pupils. Major Wyo. Adviser: Prof. Howard Gilkinson. B.A. with honor '38, University of Wyoming; Ph.M. '39, University of Wisconsin. Major: English. Minor: History. Thesis: The Purpose Burton MacKay Craig, Naicam, Sask., and Method of Sherwood Anderson. Major Canada Adviser: Prof. Theodore Hornberger. B.Sc.A. with great distinction '44, M.Sc. '46, University of Saskatchewan. Major: Agri­ cultural Biochemistry. Minor: Organic Chem­ Harvey Harrison Hoyt, Stillwater istry. Thesis: Relation between Glyceride D.v.M. '42, Iowa State College. Major: Vet­ Composition and Some Physical Properties of erinary Medicine. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Synthetic Fats. Major Adviser: Prof. W. F. The Propagation and Concentrations of the Geddes. Causative Agent of Infectious Sinusitis of the Turkey in the Chick Embryo. Major Adviser: William Stanley Hayes Crawford, Prof. B. S. Pomeroy. Sackville, N.B., Canada B.A. magna cum laude '39, Mount Allison John Alexander Johnson, St. Paul University; M.A. '42, University of Minnesota. B.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: Major: Mathematics. Minor: Physics. Thesis: Physiology. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: The Evaluation of a Certain Class of Wiener Studies of Water Transport Employing Iso­ Integrals. Major Adviser: Prof. R. H. Cameron. topes. Major Adviser: Prof. Nathan Lifson. Reino Samuel Freeman, Virginia Toimi Enoch Kyllonen, Columbia, B.S. '42, Duluth State Teachers College; Mo. M.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: B.A. magna cum laude '35, M.A. '36, Bucknell Zoology. Minor: Entomology. Thesis: The University. Major: Sociology. Minor: Psy­ Biology and Life History of Monoecocestus chology. Thesis: The Bad Credit-Risk as a Beddard, 1914 (Cestoda: AnoplocephaJidae) Phase of Personal Disorganization. Major Ad­ from the Porcupine, with Notes on Minnesota viser: Prof. C. B. Void. Oribatoidea (Acarina). Major Adviser: Prof. F. G. Wallace.

21 Berthns Boston McInteer, Jr., Lexing- Jagdish Narain Sharma, Kanpur, ton, Ky. India B.S. '41, University of Kentucky; M.S. '49, B.Sc. (Ag.) '37, Kanpur Agricultural College' University of Minnesota. Major: Physics. l'vLSc. '39, Agra College. Major: Agronomy: Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: The Use Minor: Soils. Thesis: The Response of Flax of a Third Component in Isotope Separation to Applications of 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic by Thermal Diffusion. Major Adviser: Prof. Acid Made at Various Stages of Development. A. O. C. Nier. Major Adviser: Prof. R. S. Dunham. Ivan Keith Miller, Minneapolis Jack Shaw, Regina, Sask., Canada B.S. with honor '43, South Dakota State B.A. with honors '34, University of Saskatche_ College. Major: Analytical Chemistry. Minor: wan; B.Ed. '39, M.Ed. '42, University of Physical Chemistry. Thesis: The Chemistry of Manitoba. Major: Educational Psychology. Persulfate. Major Adviser: Prof. I. M. Kolthoff. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: The Function of the Interview in Determining Fitness for Floyd Lester Ramp, Newman, Ill. Teacher-Training. Major Adviser: Prof. C. G. B.S. '44, University of Illinois. Major: Or­ \Vrenn. ganic Chemistry. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: The Preparation of Intermediates for Helen Henrietta Somson, Cushing, a Proposed Biotin Syntheses. Major Adviser: Wis. Prof. W. E. Parham. B.Ed. '42, Superior State Teachers College· M.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Major; Thomas Reaser Roberts, Minneapolis Education. Minor: Curriculum and Instruc­ B.A. cum laude '43, Harvard College; M.A. tion. Thesis: A Longitudinal Study of the Re­ '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Physics. lationship between Various Child Behavior Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: Determination Ratings and Success in Primary Reading. of Secondary Atomic Mass Standards. Major Major Adviser: Prof. G. 1. Bond. Adviser: Prof. A. O. C. Nier. Daniel Norman Wiener, St. Paul Edgar Robert Rogier, Salem, Ill. B.A. '41, M.A. '42, University of Minnesota. B.S. with highest honors '44, University of Major: Educational Psychology. Minor: Psy­ Illinois. Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: chology. Thesis: The Relation of Personality Physiological Chemistry. Thesis: Studies in Characteristics to Selected Disabilities. Major the Cyclopropane Series. IV. Cyclopropyl Ni­ Adviser: Prof. C. G. Wrenn. trocyclopropyl Ketones and Bicyclopropyl Hy­ drocarbons. Major Adviser: Prof. L. I. Smith. James Herbert Zumberge, Minneapolis B.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: Edward James Schuster, St. Paul Geology. Minor: Soils. Thesis: The Origin B.A. '31, University of Michigan. Major: and Classification of Lakes of Minnesota. Spanish. Minor: German. Thesis: "Yo, eI Major Adviser: Prof. H. E. Wright, Jr. Rey"-A Study of the Development of Mon­ archical Absolutism in the Spanish Golden Age, and Its Influence on the Literature of the Period. Major Adviser: Prof. R. 1. Grismer.

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 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, 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 sleeve. The trimming may be either 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 Allpllst ecJttcJtJtial eOll1l11CHCCII1CHt 1950

NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK

. FOUNDED IN THE FAITH THAT MEN ARE ENNOBLED BY UNDERSTANDlNC· 195 DEDICATED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING AND THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH 1 1851 DEVOTED TO THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUTH AND THE WELFARE OF THE STATE Univcrsilll (1/ vUinncs(lln THE BOARD OF REGENTS

Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Secretary Mr. Julius A. Schmahl, Treasurer

The Honorable Fred B. Snyder, Minneapolis First Vice President and Chairman The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Cloud 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 George W. Lawson, St. Paul The Honorable Albert J. Lobb, 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. 7:ltis Is VOllf UniVCfsitg

CHARTERED in February, 1851, by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Min­ nesota, the University of Minnesota is currently celebrating its one hundredth birthday. While nearing this milestone, 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 suc­ ceeded is indicated by the number of doctors, lawyers, engineers, social workers, journal­ ists, dentists, farmers, businessmen, and community and civic leaders in all fields--good citizens all-who have gone from its several campuses to actively participate in the upgrading of the welfare of the citizens of our state. During the period of its existence, the University has awarded 101,885 degrees to its students who have completed the rigorous training demanded by the complexities and specialization of modern society. In addition to the enormous task of giving collegiate instruction to some twenty-two thousand students on its Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth campuses, the University offers, through its School 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 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 laboratories 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 interest 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 va­ rieties 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 because it is the second largest state university in the nation, but because of the extent and quality of its services from which they, their families, communities, and organizations benefit. Their interest in their University is a dynamic, living thing and expresses itself in many ways. Contri­ butions from them now make it possible for the great Mayo Memorial building and for the new Variety Club Heart Hospital 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 professorship in heart dis­ eases. Gifts to the Greater University Fund, each appropriately called "A Share in Great­ ness," now being made especially by alumni, are worthy of special mention. All students at the University, their families and friends are invited to continue their enthusiasm and interest in the University of Minnesota. Graduates are especially urged to identify themselves with the University Alumni Association and the Greater Univer­ sity Fund and to return as frequently as possible to visit us here at the University. Order o/8veHts 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., they will hear the Flemish bells being played from Northrop Memorial Auditorium Miss Peggy D. Smith, B.S. '49, carillonneur. Admission to the August com: 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: Beginning at 7:30 p.m., Mr. William Mitten, Mus.M. '50, Yale University, Organist, St. Mark's Cathedral, Minneapolis, will play: Trumpet Voluntary - - Stanley Triple Fugue in E Flat Major - Bach Folk Tune Whitlock Water Music Handel Allegro Vivace-Air-Hornpipe PROCESSIONAL: Paean - - Whitlock 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: Mr. Keith McFarland, Assistant to the Dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary Medicine, Marshal; Dr. Carl Nelson, Professor of Accounting, Marshal; The Reverend Wilbur Korfhage, Director, Wesley Foundation, and Member, Minnesota Council of Religion; Captain Cornelius M. Sullivan, USN, Professor of Naval Science; 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. Taito O. Soine, Associate Professor of Pharma­ ceutical Chemistry, College of Pharmacy; Dr. John Darley, Assistant Dean of the Graduate School; Mr. Thomas A. H. Teeter, Dean of the Summer Session; Mr. True E. Pettengill, Recorder; Dr. T. Raymond McConnell, Dean of the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President of the University of Minnesota; The Honorable Fred B. Snyder, First Vice President and Chairman of the Board of Regents; The Honorable George W. Lawson, Member of the Board of Regents; Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Vice President, Business Administration; Dr. Alfred L. Vaughan, Assistant Dean of the General College; Dr. E. W. Johnson, Assistant Dean of the Institute of Technology; Dr. Marcia Edwards, Assistant Dean of the College of Education; Mr. Maynard E. Pirsig, Dean of the Law School; Dr. Harold S. Diehl, Dean of the College of Medical Sciences; Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, Assistant Professor of Music; Dr. Edwin Cieslak, Associate Professor of Biological Science, 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, M.A., Assistant Professor of Music, soloist. 4 Order (1/ events INVOCATION: The Reverend Wilbur Korfhage, B.S., Director, Wesley Foundation, and Member, Minnesota Council of Religion. SPEAKING FOR THE UNIVERSITY: President James Lewis Morrill, LL.D., President of the University of Minnesota. COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS: Dr. T. Raymond McConnell, Ph.D., Dean of the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts. CONFERRING OF COMMISSION: Dean Thomas A. H. Teeter, Dean of the Summer Session, will introduce Captain Cornelius M. Sullivan, USN, professor of Naval Science, who will present his candidate for a commission in the Naval branch of the armed services, and administer the oath of office. The commission will be presented by President James Lewis Morrill. 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; Dean T. Raymond McConnell, Ph.D., College of Science, Literature, and the Arts and University College; Assistant Dean E. W. Johnson, Ph.D., Institute of Technology; Dean Henry Schmitz, Ph.D., College of Agriculture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary Medicine; Assistant 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; Associate Professor Taito O. Soine, Ph.D., College of Pharmacy; Dean Harold S. Diehl, M.D., College of Medical Sciences; Assistant Dean John Darley, Ph.D., Graduate School. All degrees will be conferred by President James Lewis 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 Darley to President James Lewis 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 theel 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. William Mitten, Organist Poem Heroique Dupre THE AUDIENCE is requested to remain seated until those in academic costume have left the hall. 5 enHdidnte lor eOllllllissioH

Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the second term of the Summer Session, the commission will be presented as indi­ cated to the student listed below and upon such others as may meet the require­ ments for Reserve Officers in the Armed Services.

DEPARTMENT OF NAVAL SCIENCE Ensign, line, USN John Rodger Klippstein, Alexandria

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Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close 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 Howard Duane Ahlborn, Minne­ David Franklin Griggs, Minneapolis apolis Willie Frank Harper, Tuskegee Elizabeth Mary Anderson, Minne­ Institute, Ala. apolis Ruth Marie Manning, St. Paul Clyde Pemberton Carlson, Sioux Falls, Jerry Arthur McCormack, St. Paul S.D. Jon Stanley Rohe, Minneapolis Donald Arthur Dahl, Minneapolis James Joseph Shannon, Grand Rapids Patrick Kenneth Eckert, Minneapolis Betty Lou Stein, St. Paul John P. Geduldig, Jr., St. Paul Donald Steven Szutz, Minneapolis Nancy Clare Greenwood, Minneapolis

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS Associate in liberal Arts Ralph C. Hurlbutt, Minneapolis Richard John McCauley, Minneapolis Frank George Loesser, Manchester, Norman Frank Munger, Minneapolis England Charles Edward Roberts, Minneapolis

6 Bachelor of Arts Betty Joan Alderman, Brainerd Harry Eldon Gerrish, Jr., Minneapolis Ruth Altmann, Minneapolis, SUMMA James Leeland Giere, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE George Martin Glorvigen, Grand Harold Clarence Anderson, Minne­ Rapids apolis Edgar Laurence Gollop, St. Paul Edward Charles Baker, A.A., Minne- John Sherman Gowan, Jr., Duluth apolis Wayne Lee Grosvenor, Minneapolis Elliot Milton Baron, Minneapolis Thomas John Halvorson, Minneapolis Warren Eugene Barron, St. Paul Glenn Douglas Hardman, Minneapolis Harold Bartko, A.A., Dutchneck, N.J. Thomas Patrick Heffernan, St. Paul Warren Michael Batell, Tampa, Fla., Lyman Roderick Hemstreet, Minne- CUM LAUDE apolis Henry Albert Bates, Jr., Minneapolis Barbara Jean Hendrickson, Hibbing Sidney Bearman, Minneapolis Lois Ann Henze, Delano, MAGNA CUM David Allen Bell, St. Paul LAUDE Lewis Eugene Bicek, Tracy J oesphine Hohman, Minneapolis Robert Charles Biersborn, State Dale Bronstad Holland, Minneapolis Center, Iowa Matthew V. Howard, Minneapolis Robert Norman Blanchfield, Devils Virginia Huck, Minneapolis, MAGNA Lake, N.D. CUM LAUDE Anna Frances Blustein, Minneapolis John M. Jack, Jr., Vandalia, Ill. Donald Norman Borgen, Excelsior Rodger Eldon Jensen, Minneapolis Ellen Elizabeth Buha, Los Angeles, James Aaron Johnson, Minneapolis Calif., MAGNA CUM LAUDE James William Johnson, Minneapolis Bernard Abraham Cannon, Eveleth Leland Matthew Johnson, Upsala, Edward Angelo Casoria, Minneapolis CUM LAUDE Harold Christianson, Jr., Minneapolis Clayton Vernon Kallander, St. Paul Walton Elzo Clevenger, Minneapolis Ruth Elizabeth Keenan, Minneapolis Kenneth Justin Cohen, Duluth \Villiam James Keenan, Minneapolis John Frederick Cooper, Sauk Centre John Rodger Klippstein, Alexandria Doris Eileen Cottor, St. Paul Gertrude Ann Knutson, Moorhead Charles Arthur Crocker, Minneapolis Merlyn W. Koecher, St. Paul Benjamin Wheeler Curtis, Marshall Raymond Charles Krause, Wadena Raymond Francis Dahlberg, A.A., Manfred Lothar Kruber, Berlin, Minneapolis Germany Jack Charles Dieringer, Minneapolis William Hudson Lang, Jr., St. Paul, Joan Lucille Dolan, St. Paul MAGNA CUM LAUDE Gertrude Driscoll, Fairmont Gail M. Larson, Moorhead Muriel Dudovitz, St. Paul Richard John Laufle, A.A., Austin Harvey Alfred Erickson, St. Paul Charles Lorenz Lindholm, Kenyon Robert Leonard Erickson, Minneapolis Walter Leonard Lutz, Jr., Minneapolis Willard Robbins Everett, Minneapolis Thomas Robert Mason, Deephaven James Joseph Fisette, Minneapolis Eugene Gordon McLane, Ortonville Robert Delmont Frayseth, Willmar Gene Roland Medinnus, Austin Stanley Bertram Gabay, Minneapolis John Byron Michaud, Litchfield James Emery Gemlo, Minneapolis Alan Stanley Miller, Minneapolis Anthony Joseph George, New York, Raymond Klein Miller, Winnebago N.Y. Norma Jean Morstead, Hibbing 7 Donald Thomas Newman, Clear Lake, William Carl Roman, Skokie, Ill. Iowa Janet May Rosekrans, Wayzata Joe Ohno, Seattle, Wash. Albert Henry Scholten, Brook Park Eugene Edward Oja, Virginia, CUM Jesse Marshall Shapiro, Minneapolis LAUDE Francis J. Sheehan, St. Paul Kermit Arthur O'Neil, Aitkin, CUM Omar Monroe Shonkwiler, A.A., LAUDE Hackensack Robert Lincoln Oppold, Fort Dodge, Robert Arnoldean Spitzack, Faribault Iowa, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Bird Steele, Duluth, MAGNA CUM Gratia Claire Howard Ouellette, St. LAUDE Paul Ken Tanaka, Minneapoliv David Lee Paul, A.A., Austin Marvin Wallace Truhn, St. Paul John Deane Pearson, Ogilvie EsteIIe Barbara Bancroft Uppgren, Margene Marie Pekas, Sleepy Eye StiIIwater, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Russell Vernon Peterson, Cloquet Robert William Walther, Gibbon Roland Bernard Phillips, Wentworth, Jean Marmion West, St. Paul S.D. John Michael Wheeler, Minneapolis Seth Robert Phillips, Duluth Philip Sidney Whitaker, Litchfield Philip Julian Ramstad, St. Paul Warren Eugene Wick, Sturgis, Ky. Walter A. Raschick II, St. Paul Dean Marlin Williams, Rochester Edgar Harlan Refsell, Minneapolis Eugene William Wilson, Minneapolis James Burton Rehnberg, Bridgeport, John William Winkelman, Foley Conn. Donald George Yanacek, Minneapolis Lionel F. Reid, Minneapolis Solomon Jos. Zak, Minneapolis Rosemary Rollins, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Science Barbara Anne Wallen, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Science in library Science Marcella Marie Bertrand, B.A., Richard John Laufie, A.A., Austin Sleepy Eye Eugene Gordon McLane, Ortonville George Benedict DeGuiseppi, B.A., Harriett Albertson Vaux, B.A., Minne- Nashwauk apolis Carolyn Granrud, B.A., Minneapolis

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Bachelor of Arts Esther Bialick, Minneapolis BettyJane Gammel, St. Paul James MacRae Brunton, B.Ch.E., William Norrby Wallace, Duluth St. Paul Bachelor of Science Fred Jerry Applebaum, A.L.A., Howard Leroy Keller, Winona St. Paul 8 INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Bachelor of Science Clark Eugene Johnson, Jr., Minneapolis

Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering

Francis Emanuel Ashford, Minne- Richard Leo Ribe, St. Paul, WITH apolis DISTINCTION Fredrick George Devens, St. James Douglas Ellsworth Strohl, Hibbing Dwight Willis Graham, Minneapolis Robert J. Voth, St. Cloud William Thomas Kehrer, Minneapolis Albert Ziton, St. Paul, WITH DIS­ Willis Ray Lambert, Frankfort, S.D. TINCTION Glendon Meyers, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Architecture Edward Frank Baker, Minneapolis, Richard Allen Kiebel, Monticello WITH DISTINCTION George Gerald Mastny, Remer Richard Guy Elken, B.A., Mayville, George Leslie Root, Minneapolis N.D. Robert Adair Wilson, Minneapolis, Paul Charles Jacoby, Milwaukee, Wis. WITH DISTINCTION Roger Truman Johnson, Milaca

Bachelor of Chemical Engineering David William Hintzen, Carlos William August Weiss, Minneapolis David Lee Pearson, Lovell, Wyo., WITH DISTINCTION

Bachelor of Civil Engineering Donald Lloyd Asmus, Gaylord Robert Fred Nelson, Minneapolis Lowell Henry Benson, Mound Joseph Pastika, Cloquet Edward Braddock, Jr., Minneapolis Walter Frank Peterson, Mound Douglas Bostrom Dow, Minneapolis Paul John Rockwell, Brownsdale Warren Harry Jones, Little Falls Leonard William Samuelson, Jr., Paul Engelbert Kopietz, Excelsior Minneapolis Roy Joseph Larson, Benson Eugene Michael Simpkins, Prior Lake Robert Burton Marquardt, St. Paul Allan L. Strane, St. Paul Bernard Milstein, Minneapolis Gerald Richard Tweeton, Minneapolis Melvin Lowell Nelson, Virginia

Bachelor of Electrical Engineering Albert George Aschenbeck, Jr., Lloyd Henry Bergmann, Hampton, Minneapolis Iowa Donald Luverne Backlund, St. Paul Russel Eugene Blakely, St. Paul 9 Malcolm C. Carlson, Minneapolis John David Lonergan, Hudson, Wis. Thomas Eugene Clemens, Hibbing, Joseph Bruno Marcella, Mountain WITH DISTINCTION Iron Omund Richard Dahle, Aitkin James Willard McShannock, St. Paul Burton Frank Danielson, Minneapolis Nobuo William Morishige, Minne­ William Gordon Doig, Minneapolis apolis Mark Rath Dusbabek, Grand Rapids Warren Louis Nees, Minneapolis Richard James Evans, St. Paul, WITH Newton Paul Nelson, River FaIls, HIGH DISTINCTION Wis., WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Sheldon Flom, St. Paul John Eric Norland, Jr., Duluth David Charles Flynn, St. Paul Richard Reynold Olin, Duluth Ralph Vernon Fondell, A.A., Dawson, Edward Hemmingway Ostberg, WITH DISTINCTION Minneapolis Paul Donald Franta, Mahnomen, Robert Louis Pearson, Duluth WITH DISTINCTION Charles Joseph Pence, St. Paul Frank Toshio Fukami, Arlington Clarence Thomas Pesek, St. Paul Heights, Ill. John Edward Puhek, Hibbing Raymond Joseph Gebhardt, Mankato Alexius Gerald Schnorr, St. Paul Ralph Eric Hanson, White Bear Lake Hugh Maurice Schultz, St. Paul Ray Ralph Hartley, Minneapolis James Huntly Skare, Proctor Frank Jeffrey, Minneapolis Arthur John Smith, Jr., Minneapolis Richard Arthur Joern, Nicollet Francis William Soderholm, Minne- George Hjalmer Johnson, Minneapolis apolis John Leslie Johnson, Kerkhoven, William John Soshea, Crosby WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Lester Keith Tate, Austin Milton James Johnson, Fergus Falls John H. Tenbrock, Ogema Richard Louis Karpen, Hastings Robert Emerson Temple, South St. Robert Clayton Keller, St. Paul Paul Sidney Marvin Kollos, Janesville Gayle Dennis Testin, Minneapolis Howard Glen Larson, Minneapolis Robert Lowell Westrum, Albert Lea

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Richard Reuben Adamson, Superior, Gerald George Dongoske, Excelsior Wis. Robert Edward Erickson, Minneapolis Donald Emanuel Anderson, Duluth James Merle Ferry, Minneapolis John Evald Anderson, St. Paul Ralph Wallace Hanson, Minneapolis Isik Barim, Canakkale, Turkey Harrison Leroy Hatch, Minneapolis Theodore Christian Lund Betker, Robert Bruce Heald, Minneapolis Wayzata Ray Albert Hermanson, Duluth Gerald Grinstead Boruski, Minne­ Eugene Morgan Hoganson, Minne- apolis apolis Thomas Richard Brossard, Minne­ Richard Clayton Kerr, Duluth apolis Joseph John Kertesz, Minneapolis Thomas William Burnes, St. Louis Edward Louis Kowalski, Kettle River Park Fred Wright McNelly, Anoka Luverne Leland Carlsted, Dassel Dean Stuart Monitor, Glen Lake Thomas Charles Connolly, Danvers David Daniel Naas, Minneapolis Namik Demirkol, Istanbul, Turkey Thomas Joseph Ryan, Jr., Minne- Edward Wm. Deziel, St. Paul apolis 10 Paul David Schulz, Minneapolis Michael John Tatone, Mason City, Roland Clement Shimel, Mound Iowa Arnold Magner Skjelbostad, St. Louis James Beach Thompson, Houston, Park Texas Donald Stephenson, Spring Valley Waino Victor Waisanen, Cloquet James Russell Sveiven, Minneapolis Raymond Charles Williams, Hibbing Seigi Tanaka, Minneapolis, WITH Melvin Akira Yoshimori, B.E.E., New DISTINCTION York, N.Y., WITH DISTINCTION Lester Orner Tangen, Fosston Lloyd I van Zieske, Courtland

Bachelor of Mining Engineering Robert Lloyd Sundeen, Kerkhoven COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Science Leon Morris Chamberlain, Hastings, Lois Isabelle Maxwell, Luverne, Agriculture Home Economics Jean Chambers, Fairmont, Home Delores Lamae Mielke, Comfrey, Economics, WITH DISTINCTION Home Economics Thomas James Coderre, Jackson, Donald Siffert Petman, Cook, Agri­ Agriculture culture John Wesley Hamilton, St. Cloud, Charles Comstock Prindle, Minne­ Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION apolis, Agriculture Marlin Edward Hudson, Sheldon, Mo., Agriculture COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Mary Augusta Alden, Minnetonka Jack Bartley Boman, Minneapolis, Beach WITH DISTINCTION Maude Louise Anderson, Rockford, Hallie Mae Brickner, Minneapolis Ill., WITH DISTINCTION Amy Eleanore Embertson Cordes, Paul Victor Anderson, Minneapolis Parkers Prairie, WITH DISTINCTION Ruby Swanhild Anderson, Minne­ Gerald Richard Dahl, Minneapolis apolis, WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Jewell Derryberry, Denver, Colo., Mayme Clarissa Austenson, Minne­ WITH DISTINCTION* apolis Dolores Arlene Docken, St. Paul Barbara Wilson Badger, B.A., Minne- Geraldine L. Douglas, Minneapolis apolis Allene Vartia Douma, A.A., Wash- Betty Jeanne Barta, Minneapolis ington, D.C. William Leonard Becker, St. Paul Josephine Virginia Engel, Virginia, Agnes Orpha Benson, Montevideo WITH DISTINCTION • Nursing Education Curriculum. 11 Iva Jean Fleming, Stillwater John Novaczyk, St. Paul Dorothy Ann Fredrickson, Litchville, Agnes Wahlstrom Nyvold, Minne­ N.D., WITH DISTINCTION apolis Reginald A. Gilbertsen, B.S., Grand Lloyd Thorvald Ohme, Minneapolis Marais Hollis Cedric Olson, A.A., Minne­ Robert Dean Gilbertson, Big Fork apolis Virginia Ann Hart, Chandler Lawrence Andrew Pearson, Grove Adrienne Mae Iversen, Alexandria City Arthur Leonard Jackson, Minneapolis Shirley Ann Perlmutter, B.A., Denver Ralph L. Jackson, Caledonia Coio. ' Niels Wayne Jensen, Jackson Donald R. Poeschl, St. Paul Elaine Adele Jewson, Minneapolis Charles Singleton Poston, Jr., A.A., Veryl Alfred Johnson, Minneapolis Minneapolis Kathryn Alcott Kempf, A.A., \Vor- Ernestine Marie Rathbun, B.B.A., land, Wyo. Minneapolis Craig Stuart Kirkpatrick, Minneapolis Phyllis Marguerite Robin, Minneapolis Patricia Ann Klasen, Brainerd John Philip Robinson, St. Paul Donald Andrew Lambert, A.A., Carol Rosemary Rowberg, Benson Minneapolis Leland Ray Schenck, Breckenridge Camille Boggess Lee, R.N., B.A., Mabel Esther Schleif, Buffalo, WITH Waco, Texas* DISTINCTION Elmer Regnander Lundgren, Minne­ Warren Rudolph Schulz, Minneapolis apolis Oliver Carlton Sheldon, Rake, Iowa Douglas Lyle, B.A., Minneapolis Charles Harvey Skinner, NOIwich, Edgar Raymond Magnuson, Minne­ N.Y., WITH DISTINCTION* apolis Alice Louise Skooglun, St. Paul Lillian S. Mattson, Eveleth Evelyn Constance Skooglun, St. Paul, Robert William McWaide, Minne- WITH DISTINCTION* apolis Thena Sorkil, Zumbrota, WITH DIS- Anna B. Borg Meade, Melby TINCTION Howard Edward Meyers, Minneapolis Vivian Moravec Stedry, St. Paul Donald Schubert Michels, Nashwauk, Adrian Dallas Thompson, Robbinsdale WITH DISTINCTION Valborg Elaine Tollefsrud, G.N., Glenn Fred Mueller, Truman Minneapolis* Gretchen C. Murphy, Hopkins Lillian Lagerstedt Twetten, Stillwater HarrIet Anna Murray, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Science in library Science Marguerite Enid Reynolds, B.A., M.A., B.E., St. Paul Master of Education Donald Charles Adamson, B.S., Geraldine Blanche Frise, B.S., Minne­ Montevideo apolis Alvin Z. Bigelow, B.S., Browns Chester Robert Hoberg, B.A., Valley Willmar Ray Ralph Butler, B.A., Minneapolis Harold John Holmes, B.S., Floodwood Ethel Madill Christensen, B.S., Maurice Louis Horski, B.S., Welcome Hitterdal * Nursing Education Curriculum. 12 Ervin August Huether, B.A., Wessing- Howard William Merriman, B.S., ton Springs, S.D. Hopkins Floyd Roman Jaszewski, Minneapolis Griffith Charles Radde O'Dell, B.A., Lois Ethel Johnson, B.A., Duluth Minneapolis Warren Thomas Johnson, B.A., Paul Sokol, B.A., Minneapolis St. Paul Gretchen Adeline Stieler, B.S., LeRoy Edmond Maas, B.S., Albert Albert Lea Lea Glen Alwin Tews, B.S., Waseca Clyde Frederic McDonald, B.A., St. Peter COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Science Alpha Ann Anderson, Kimball, Home Economics Education

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Business Administration Edwin Herman Antony, Minneapolis Thomas Holen, Minneapolis Alvin Jerome Bach, St. Cloud Robert Gene Huesmann, Caledonia, John Henschel Becklin, Milaca WITH DISTINCTION Frank Anthony Bonello, Minneapolis Donald Roger Johnson, Duluth James Austin Boulay, Minneapolis Glenn Elwood Johnson, Boyd William Pottinger Cameron, Jr., James Dean Johnson, Sebeka Waterville, WITH DISTINCTION Earl Eldon Kalli, Dassel E. A. Wallace Carlson, San Jose, Kenneth Kelley, Wayzata Calif. Carol Nora KitteIsen, St. Paul, WITH John Maurice Carlson, Sioux City, DISTINCTION Iowa Thomas Theodore Kuzas, Duluth P. Donald Carson, Jr., Minneapolis Burnell Lyle Larson, Elbow Lake Thomas Eugene Clemens, Hibbing, Paul Richard Lund, Litchfield WITH DISTINCTION Marshall Nelson Madsen, Willmar Fay Vernon Colberg, B.Ag.E., Duluth Wm. Eldridge Mitton, Staples Clarence Myron Davis, Hopkins Roy J. Mordaunt, Jr., St. Paul Trevor Norman Davis, Minneapolis Robert Valentine Mott, Minneapolis Duncan Alexander Drannen, Atkinson Robert Lewis Myers, B.Aero.E., Frans Robert Eliason, Minneapolis Sheboygan, Wis. Herbert Aaron Gindler, Mason City, David Lee Pearson, Lovell, Wyo. Iowa Robert Charles Peterson, Waseca Elgin Frederick Gunderson, Cam­ Robert Donald Peterson, B.S.L., bridge Minneapolis Carroll Lloyd Hartwig, Minneapolis Roy William Peterson, Bovey Ralph Carleton Hitchcock, Jr., Eugene Jerome Potthoff, St. Cloud Minneapolis Donald Chisholm Reioux, Tower Kenneth A. Rindflesh, Minneapolis, Alonzo Baron Seran, Jr., Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Lawrence Eugene Shaughnessy, Jr., Thomas Joseph Ryan, Jr., Minneapolis St. Paul Marvin J. Sadoff, Minneapolis Robert Everett Smith, B.E.E., Minne­ Kenneth Eugene Sandell, St. Paul apolis Dwight Edgar Scarbrough, A. A. , Warren Emil Sommerfeld, Sleepy Eye Minneapolis William Nicholas Swiriduck, St. Paul Henry Gustav Schiller, Rockford, Ill. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Agricultural Business Administration Harvey Milton Bjerke, Twin VaIIey, WITH DISTINCTION

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Robert Roland Dvorak, Herman Douglas Arvid Stark, Centuria, Wis. Erling Nuel Halvorson, Minneapolis Curtis Elwyn Tessum, Preston Paul Edward Herzog, A.A., Austin Willard Alonzo Wiltse, Ceylon Chellis James Peterson, Austin

LAW SCHOOL Bachelor of Science in Law Richard Benson Braithwaite, Sioux Evo Louis Valenti, B.A., Minneapolis Falls, S.D. Bachelor of Laws Lowell Chester Bigelow, Jr., B.S.L., Charles Barker Haverstock, B.E.E., Browns Valley Minneapolis Richard Benson Braithwaite, Sioux Richard Theodore Hefferan, B.S. in Falls, S.D. Econ., Minneapolis Charles Horace Clay, B.B.A., Amery, Louise Alvina Herou, B.S.L., Minne­ Wis. apolis Harold Robert Erikson, B.S.L., Charles August Johnson, B.S.L., St. Paul Mankato Charles Daniel Gregg, B.S.L., Sioux Verne Curtis Johnson, B.S.L., Minne­ Falls, S.D. apolis Myron Walter Grubryn, B.S.L., Judd W. LaFerte, B.S.L., Minne­ Minneapolis apolis Eugene Sanford Hames, B.S.L., Carl Christian Larsen, B.A., Mauston, Missoula, Mont. Wis. Robert John Lemm, B.S.L., St. Paul Robert Samuel Parker, B.S.L., Cam­ Jerre Frank Logan, B.S.L., St. Paul bridge Lochiel Winston MacDonald, B.S.L., Alex G. B. Radcliffe, B.S.L., St. Paul Hawley David Walter Richter, B.S.L., Albert DeWayne Paul Mattson, B.S.L., Lea Rochester Robert William Rischmiller, B.A., Warren Patrick McGuiggan, B.S.L., Gibbon Marshall Philip Burton Rolig, B.S.L., Center Albert Harry Michals, B.S.L., Minne­ City apolis James Russell Scoggin, B.S.L., Minne­ Clifton Ervin Moen, B.S.L., Minne- apolis apolis Irving Shaw, B.S.L., St. Paul Gene Allen Mold, St. Paul Edward Michael Sullivan, B.A., B.S., Stanley Nemer, B.S.L., St. Paul Minneapolis Jack Hirch Oreck, B.S.L., Duluth John Edward Wasche, B.B.A., Minne­ apolis

COllEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Graduate in Nursing* Joan Singley Jensen, Rochester Bachelor of Science Barbara Mary Couture, Superior, Mary Evelyn Nelson, Fannington, Wis., Public Health Nursing Occupational Therapy Helen Valorye Eck, Circle Pines, Beatrice Helen Ottersen, Duluth, Occupational Therapy Public Health Nursing Dorothy Belle Funk, Aurora, Ill., Eileen Ward Quade, Duluth, Occu­ Public Health Nursing pational Therapy Elbert John Gamble, Albert Lea, Betty Dolores E. Rue, Minneapolis, Medicine Public Health Nursing, WITH DIS­ Joan Singley Jensen, Rochester, TINCTION Public Health Nursing Bernice Jean Schutte, Republic, Grace \Vilcox Leonard, Independence, Mich., Public Health Nursing Wis., Public Health Nursing Lois Marie Weinhold, Kansas City, SaIIy Munro, Rolla, N.D., Occupa­ Mo., Public Health Nursing, WITH tional Therapy, WITH DISTINCTION HIGH DISTINCTION Master of Public Health Anita Marie Ellingson, R.N., Ph.B., Gladys Maurine Ray, B.S., Barrett Chicago, Ill. Janice Ruth Westaby, B.S., G.N., Theresa H. Jenniges, B.S., Topeka, Madison, S.D. Kan. * This degree is conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to December 21, 1950. Doctor of Medicinet Harold Clinton Habein, Jr., B.A., M.B., Rochester

Master of Arts Hans Aebli, Zurich, Switzerland Nancy Ann Boman, Duluth B.A. '47, Geneva University. Field of Concen­ B.A. '49, Grinnell College. Field of Concen­ tration: Child Welfare. tration: American Studies. Douglas Robert Anderson, St. Paul Wesley Paul Booman, St. Paul B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: B.A. cum laude '49, Macalester College. Field Mathematics. Minor: Physics. Thesis: The of Concentration: Psychology. Construction of a Uniform Topology on a Certain Type of Measure Space. Donna Lois Bowen, Minneapolis B.S. with distinction '46, University of Minne­ Olivet S. Andresen, Jr., Duluth sota. Field of Concentration: English. B.A. cum laude '45, University of Minnesota. Major: History. Minor: Political Science. Thesis: Lord Henry Howard, the Earl of John Peter Britz, Chicago, Ill. Northampton, 1540·1614. B.A. '39, M.A. '40, University of Chicago. Field of Concentration: English. Lellwyn Raymond Anway, Minne- apolis Benjamin Anton Buck, Osseo B.S. '22, University of Illinois. Field of Con· B.A. '46, Lawrence College. Field of Con· centration: Educational Psychology. centration: Educational Administration. Lois Maxine Beebe, Omaha, Neb. *Lourdes Raymundo Burgos, B.S. with high distinction '47, University of Paranaque, Rizal, Philippine Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Child Islands Welfare. B.S.E. '47, University of Santo Tomas. Field Pacey Beers, Minneapolis of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Speech. Dorothy Ragan Burkett, Pine Bluff, Ark. Sherwood Benson, Chicago, Ill. B.S. ' 37, Arkansas State College. Field of B.S.E.E. '49, Illinois Institute of Technology, Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Field of Concentration: Journalism. Beverly Jane Butrem, Winona Heinrich Karl Blechner, Vienna, B.S. with honors '44, La Cross State Teachers Austria College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum Cand.Ph.D. '49, University of Vienna. Field and Instruction. of Concentration: Journalism. Frank James Cirilli, Superior, Wis. Gordon DeLos Bluhm, Verndale B.S. '40, Superior State Teachers College. B.S. '34, North Dakota Agricultural College. Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis· istration. tration. Woodrow Wilson Cliff, Ogden, Utah Ervin Walter Bly, Minneapolis B.S. '39, Utah State Agricultural College. B.S. '47, Moorhead State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Journalism. Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. Richard Martin Clugston, St. Cloud Beatrice Betty Bohmert, Odessa B.S. '48, St. Cloud State Teachers College. B.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of Field of Concentration: Educational Psy­ Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. chology. • Degree conferred as of July 20, 1950. t This degree is conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of hospital internship within one month. 16 Robert Joseph Coulton, Minneapolis Cecil Marsh Gabriel, Parkersburg, B.A. magna cum laude '47, College of W.Va. St. Thomas. Field of Concentration: Political B.A. '43, West Virginia Wesleyan College. Science. Field of Concentration: Political Science. Charles Alfred Cox, Minneapolis B.S. '45, United States Naval Academy. Field Elaine Oberg Gabriel, Minneapolis of Concentration: Journalism. B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Child Welfare. Lawrence Doresmond Crocker, Sr., New Orleans, La. Lydia Shane Gaines, Chicago, Ill. B.A. '16, Straight College. Field of Concen­ B.S. '36, Tennessee Agricultural and Indus­ tration: Industrial Education. trial State College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Cletus Joseph Cummiskey, Mankato B.S. '47, Mankato State Teachers College. Jack Gianotti, Ely Field of Concentration: Educational Psy­ B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of chology. Concentration: Political Science. Evelyn Dreier Deno, Minneapolis Donald Myles Gillmor, Fort Frances, B.S. with high distinction '48, University of Ontario, Canada Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Child B.A. '49, University of Manitoba. Field of Welfare. Concentration: Journalism. Calvin A. Dickie, Grafton, N.D. Eugene Carl Gluesing, Clarkfield Ph.B. '48, University of North Dakota. Field of Concentration: Journalism. B.A. '37, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field of Concentration: Educational Psychology. Dorothy Rae Dodge, Minneapolis B.A. summa cum laude '49, University of Richard Myron Gollin, Far Rockaway, Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Inter­ N.Y. national Relations. B.A. '49, Queens College. Field of Concentra­ tion: English. Vernon Malcolm Dolphin, Minne- apolis Rita Kaplan Gollin, Brooklyn, N.Y. B.A. cum laude '49, University of Minnesota. B.A. magna cum laude '49, Queens College. Major: Philosophy. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: Field of Concentration: English. A Critical Analysis of the Meaning of Dia­ lectic for Hege~ Marx, and Engels. Dean Robinson Goodrich, Minne­ apolis Ronald Donovan, Lakewood, Ohio B.S. '28, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '48, Western Reserve University. Field Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. of Concentration: Economics. Jacob Frederic Goossen, St. Cloud Alf Ingvald Eikaas, Kjolsdalen, Nor- B.A. summa cum laude '49, University of way Minnesota. Major: Music. Minor: History. Cando Phil. '47, Oslo University. Field of Con­ Thesis: "A Song of the Rolling Earth." A centration: Educational Psychology. Cantata for Two Solo Voices, Mixed Chorus, and Orchestra. Raymond David Elias, Virginia B.S. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of Leland Dale Graber, Marion, S.D. Concentration: Physical Education. B.S. with honors '48, Wheaton College. Field of Concentration: Mathematics. Kenneth John Erickson, Brokaw, Wis. B.S. ' 50, Platteville State Teachers College. Harold J. Gregory, Minneapolis Field of Concentration: Industrial Education. B.A. '33, Hamline University. Field of Con­ centration: Educational Administration. Glen Orville Fuglsby, Oldham, S.D. B.S. '49, South Dakota State College of Agri­ Alden Delno Groff, Minneapolis culture and Mechanic Arts. Field of Concen­ B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of tration: Industrial Education. Concentration: Industrial Education.

17 Sanford Norman Hotchkiss, Daven- Thomas Wesley Hall, St. Paul port, Iowa B.A. '49, Hamline University. Ficld of Con­ B.A. magna cum laude University of centration: Speech. '49, Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Psy­ chology. Robert Stephen Haltiner, St. Paul B.S. summa cum laude '43, College of Oliver Eugene Hoyum, Chisholm St. Thomas. Field of Concentration: Mathe­ B.S. '40, University of Minnesota. Field of matics. Concentration: Educational Administration.

James C. Hansen, Jr., Sioux Falls, Irene Clarabelle Hannah I-lutton, S.D. Limerick, Sask., Canada B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. University of Saskatchewan. Field of Concentration: French. '45, Concentration: History. Frances Florence Hanson, Fergus Orval Ingwald Iverson, St. Paul Falls B.S. '41, River Fa,js State Teachers Col1ege. B.S. '45, Moorhead State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ Field of Concentration: Educational Psy­ struction. chology. Harriet Palmer Jaffray, Minneapolis Lois Ann Hanson, Fergus Falls B.A. with honors '47, Vassar College. Field B.S. '47, Moorhead State Teachers College. of Concentration: Child Welfare. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ struction. Neil Corydon Jenkins, Cloquet B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of John Lewis Hamsberger, St. Paul Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.A. '48, Hamline University. Field of Con­ centration: History. Jerome Joseph, Minneapolis B.Phys. with distinction '48, University of Helen Whittier Harvey, Stillwater Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Physics. B.A. '15, Mount Holyoke College. Field of Concentration: Education. Algerd Constantine Klevickis, Keno­ sha, Wis. Wilfred Howard Hausmann, Albert B.S. '49, University of Wisconsin. Field of Lea Concentration: Psychology. B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Educational Administration. Robert Theodore Krane, LaCrosse, Wis. Edward Haynes, Minneapolis Ph.B. '40, University of Wisconsin. Field of B.A. '25, Hamline Universitv. Field of Con­ Concentration: Economics. centration: Curriculum and Instruction. Frank Louis Krzisnik, Eveleth Loudine Hill, Lamoni, Iowa B.S. with distinction '47, University of Minne­ B.S. '43, Northwest Missouri State Teachers sota. Field of Concentration: Educatioml Ad­ College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum ministration. and Instruction. Leonard Irvin Kulseth, Minneapolis Donald Joseph Hogan, New York, B.S. '47, Mankato State Teachers College. NY Field of Concentration: English. B.A. '49, Queens College. Field of Concen­ tration: English. John Thomas Lackner, St. Paul B.A. '36, College of St. Thomas. Field of Janet Elizabeth Hohmann, St. Paul Concentration: Educational Administration. B.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: International Relations. Thesis: Colombia and Arlo LeRoy Leinback, St. Paul the United Nations: The Role of the Small B.A. '43, University of South Dakota. Field American Nation in the World Organization. of Concentration: Social Work.

18 Constance Shirley Leitch, Under­ Richard John Meinz, St. Cloud wood B.Ed. '38, St. Cloud State Teachers College. B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ Concentration: Psychology. struction. Virginia Mae Levie, St. Paul Harold Eugene Mitzel, Wichita, B.S. with high distinction '48, University of Kan. Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Child B.A. magna cum laude '43, University of Welfare. \Vichita. Field of Concentration: Educational Psychology. Elton Loyal Lien, Princeton B.A. '40, University of North Dakota. Field Bruce Harlen Montgomery, Minne­ of Concentration: Educational Psychology. apolis B.S. '46, Winona State Teachers College. Field Robert Lloyd Lillestrand, St. Cloud of Concentration: Physical Education. B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Physics. Mercedes Katherine Moore, St. Paul B.S. with distinction '34, University of Minne­ Elwood Lloyd Wallace Lindberg, sota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Minneapolis Instruction. B.A. '41, Bethany College (Lindsborg, Kan· sas). Field of Concentration: Education. Lee Edward Morrow, Fairmont B.S. '48, Mankato State Teachers College. Celia Logan, Menahga Field of Concentration: Physical Education. B.S. with distinction '38, University of Minne· sota. Field of Concentration: Educational Herbert Charles Morton, St. Paul Psychology. B.A. cum laude '42, University of Minnesota. Ida Mildred MacDonald, Missoula, Field of Concentration: Journalism. Mont. Harold Lewis Nelson, Minneapolis B.A. with honors '22, Montana State Univer­ B.A. '41, University of Minnesota. Major: sity. Field of Concentration: Educational Psy­ Journalism. Minor: History. Thesis: A His­ chology. tory of The Minnesota Daily Star. William Dean Martinson, St. Paul B.S. '49, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Leonard Nelson, Lincoln, Neb. Field of Concentration: Educational Psy­ B.A. '42, University of Pennsylvania. Major: chology. Zoology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Effects of SH-Reagents on Respiratory Metabolism of Homer Eugene Mason, Northfield Arbacia Spermatoza. B.A. magna cum laude '48, St. Olaf College. Major: Philosophy. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: Raymond D. Nelson, Lake Crystal On Presuppositions: A Study of R. G. Colling­ B.A. '36, Gustavus Adolphus College. Field wood's Concept of Mind. of Concentration: Educational Administration. Clifford William Mather, Slayton Richard Randolph Newberg, St. James B.A. ' 36, Luther College. Field of Concen­ B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of tration: Curriculum and Instruction. Concentration: Economics. Lorna lone Mattson, Effie George Anthony Oja, Ely B.A. with honor '48, Wheaton College. Field B.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of of Concentration: English. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Michael Loren McCormick, Culbert­ Louise Pauline Olsen, Minneapolis son, Mont. B.A. cum laude '45, Augustana College. Field B.S. '48, Montana State College. Field of of Concentration: History. Concentration: Physical Education. James George Pappas, Mahnomen John Douglas Megson, Grinnell, Iowa B.S. '38, Northwestern State Teachers College B.A. '40, Iowa State Teachers College. Field (Aberdeen, South Dakota). Field of Concen­ of Concentration: Physical EdGcation. tration: Educational Administration. 19 George Harry Parkinson, Duluth Kenneth Edward Schnelle, Mankato B.S. '49, University of Minnesota, Duluth B.A. '37, M.A. '41, Yale University. Field of Branch. Field of Concentration: Curriculum Concentration: Economics. and Instruction. Raymond Leroy Schnuth, Hazlet, Kenneth Earl Parr, Farmington Sask., Canada B.S. '32, University of Minnesota. Field of B.Ed. '49, University of Saskatchewan. Field Concentration: Industrial Education. of Concentration: Industrial Education. Albert Daniel Peck, Arcata, Calif. Robert MacGregor Shaw, Interna­ B.A. '47, Chico State College. Field of Con­ tional Falls centration: Curriculum and Instruction. B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Grace Luella Persons, St. Paul Concentration: Journalism. B.S. with high distinction '47, University of Patrick Shearer, Minneapolis Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Curricu­ B.A. '50, University of Minnesota. Field of lum and Instruction. Concentration: English. Willis Harold Raff, St. Paul Ellen Yonneff Siegelman, Newark, B.A. Cum laude '48, Hamline University. Major: Political Science. Minor: History. N.J. Thesis: Civil Liberties in Minnesota: World B.A. with honors '47, New Jersey College for War One Period. \Vomen. Field of Concentration: English. William George Redel, Minneapolis David Alan Skelly, Cohasset' B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Political Science. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Alan Russell Robb, Redwood City, Chester Alden Smith, Minneapolis Calif. B.B.A. '39, University of Minnesota. Field B.A. '48, University of California. Field of of Concentration: Geography. Concentration: Speech. Virginia Ellen Smith, Wilmette, Ill. Loretta Irene Rowe, Battle Lake Ph.B. '45, University of Chicago. Major: Edu­ B.A. cum laude '47, University of Minnesota. cational Psychology. Minor: Education. Thesis: Field of Concentration: English. Concepts of Egocentric Behavior. Alek Aron Rozen tal, Warsaw, Poland Robert Edward Spindler, Faribault B.S. '48, University of London. Field of Con­ B.S. '43, University of Minnesota. Field of centration: Economics. Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Lylas \Villiam Saeger, Wauwatosa, Alvina Frances Starry, Mellen, "Vis. Wis. B.Ed. '46, Superior State Teachers College. B.S. '43, Concordia Teachers College. Field Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ of Concentration: Educational Administration. struction. Donald James Savage, Prescott, \Vis. Olaf Hjalmar Swenson, St. Peter B.A. '48, Hamline University. Major: Speech. B.A. cum laude '43, Gustavus Adolphus Col­ Minor: English. Thesis: Charles Chap'in: lege. Major: Sociology. Minor: Political Sci­ Innovation and Traditions. ence. Thesis: A Comparison of Rural and Urban High School Boys by Selected Per­ Frank Llewellyn Savage, Brainerd sonality Characteristics. B.S. '45, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ Allen Thiemich, Minneapolis struction. B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Education. Sidney Arnold Schmidt, Springfield B.Ed. '35, Winona State Teachers College. Orval Lee Trail, Forest City, Iowa Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ B.A. '43, B.S. '46, University of Dubuque. istration. Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ istration. 20 Donald Turkington, Winona Kenneth Whitaker, Denver, Colo. B.S. '47, St. Mary's College. Field of Concen­ B.A. '48, University of Colorado. Field of tration: Educational Administration. Concentration: Journalism. Richard Herman Vogt, Philadelphia, Pearl Doris Whitney, Minneapolis Pa. B.S. '46, St. Cloud State Teachers College. B.A. '39, University of Pennsylvania. Field Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ of Concentration: Physics. struction. Erhard Von Brentano, Freiburg, Germany Gene Charles Wisler, Caldwell, Graduate '38, Gymnasium am Lietzensee. Idaho Field of Concentration: Economics. B.A. '47, San Jose State College. Field of Concentration: Music. Elizabeth Anne Warburton, Minne- apolis Mervale Leavens Wolverton, B.A. cum laud~ '43, University of Minnesota. Mankato Field of Concentration: Area Studies: Latin B.Ed. '39, Winona State Teachers College. American. Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ Koldny Wedingsen, Trondheim, istration. Norway Hsueh-cheng Wu, Honan, China Grad. '46, Nesna Teachers College (Norway). LL.B. '46, National Tsing Hua University. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ Field of Concentration: Economics. struction. Joseph Anthony Wettstein, Fulda Helen Lillian Yngve, Cambridge B.A. '38, Dakota Wesleyan University. Field B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Field of of Concentration: Educational Administration. Concentration: Psychology. .

Master of Arts in Public Administration Carl Walter Birkelo, Mayville, N.D. Roberta Cameron Burr, Bismarck, B.S. '47, Mayville State Teachers College. N.D. Field of Concentration: Public Administra­ B.A. '30, Jamestown College. Field of Con­ tion. centration: Public Administration.

Master of Business Administration Royce Phillip Buck, Clarissa Roger Marie Konings, Tirlemont, B.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Field of Belgium Concentration: Economics. B.B.A. '49, Universite Catholique de Louvain. Field of Concentration: Business Administra­ tion. Herbert Henry Schroeder, Jr., Minne­ apolis B.Ch.E. '45, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Business Administration.

21 Master of Science George Watkins Anderson, Jr., Man- Harry Moore Landis, Minneapolis kato B.A. '48, College of Wooster. Field of Con­ B.A. magna cum laude '48, University of centration: Physics. Minnesota. Major: Physics. Minor: Mathe­ matics. Thesis: Diurnal Variations in Star­ Robert Henry Lindquist, Minneapolis Producing Cosmic Rays at Balloon Altitudes. B.Ch. with distinction '49, University of Min­ nesota. Major: Physical Chemistry. Minor: George Butorac, Ely Mathematics. Thesis: The Fluorescence Sensi­ B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Major: tization of Chlorophyll B. Bacteriology. Minor: Physiological Chemistry. Thesis: The Cultivation of Viruses in vitro. Anthony Cousland Lowe, Debenham, Alfredo Tierrafria Campos, Mexico England B.A. '48, Cambridge University (England). City, Mexico Field of Concentration: Agricultural Eco­ I.A. '49, Escuela Nacional de Agricultura nomics. (Mexico). Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Plant Genetics. Thesis: Resistance to Stem Glenn Edward Maddy, Perrysburg, Rust in Mexican Wheat Varieties and Hy­ brids. Ohio B.S. '49, Cornell University. Field of Con­ David Charles England, Bremerton, centration: Agricultural Economics. Wash. Calvin Samuel McCamy, West Fargo, B.S. in Agr. with distinction '49, Washington State College. Field of Concentration: Animal N.D. Husbandry. B.Ch.E. '45, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Physics. William Otto Harms, Alton, Ill. B.S. in Met.E. with high distinction '48, William George Mizuno, St. Paul Wayne University. Major: Metallurgy. Minors: B.A. cum laude '48, University of Minnesota. Physical Chemistry and Mathematics and Me­ Major: Bacteriology. Minor: Agricultural Bio­ chanics. Thesis: Studies on Seizing and Gall­ chemistry. Thesis: Some Studies of the Effect ing of Metals. of Various Factors on the Growth of Enda­ moeba histolytica and the Cysticidal Effect of Eldon Glen Hill, Loveland, Colo. Several Quaternary Ammonium Compounds. B.S. '40, Colorado Agricultural and Mechani­ cal College. Major: Poultry Husbandry. Minor: Robert Nathans, Wilmington, Del. Agricultural Biochemistry. Thesis: Studies on B.S. '49, University of Delaware. Field of Unidentified Growth Factors in the Nutrition Concentration: Physics. of the Chick. Jon Hermann Olafson, Gardor, N.D. Ronald Mitchell Howard, Minneapolis B.S. '42, University of North Dakota. Major: B.A. '42, Macalester College. Major Bac­ Agricultural Biochemistry. Minor: Plant Physi­ teriology. Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. ology. Thesis: The Respiration and Storage Thesis: A Serological Test of Possible Value Behavior of Shelled Corn. in the Diagnosis of Tuberculosis. Arthur Barnhardt Olson, Minneapolis Ian Fyvie Keith, Aberdeen, Scotland B.Phys. with high distinction '49, University B.Sc. '48, Aberdeen University (Scotland). of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Physics. Field of Concentration: Agricultural Eco­ nomics. Howard Halfdan Olson, Chicago, Ill. B.S. '48, University of Wisconsin. Major: Joseph Meinard Kernen, Rochester Dairy Husbandrv. Minor: Physiological Chem­ B.S. '40, University of Minnesota. Field of istry. Thesis: Effects of Nutrition on the Concentration: Agricultural Education. Quality and Quantity of Bovine Semen. Delmar Eugene Krienke, Sleepy Eye Billy J. Peightal, Lodi, Calif. B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of B.S. '49, University of California. Field of Concentration: Physics. Concentration: Agricultural Economics. 22 Ardell Mae Proctor, Lake Park, Iowa Bernard Freeland Stanton, Greenville, B.S. with distinction '45, University of Min­ N.Y. nesota. Major: Bacteriology. Minor: Zoology. B.S. '49, Cornell University. Field of Concen­ Thesis: Adaptation of the Conglutinin Com­ tration: Agricultural Economics. plement Absorption Test to the Pathogenic Fungi. Dolores Kavka Van Norman, Daven­ Julian Reinheimer, Philadelphia, Pa. port, Iowa B.S. '49, Pennsylvania State College. Field of B.A. '46, Iowa State Teachers College. Field Concentration: Physics. of Concentration: Botany.

Jay Kenneth Seyler, Superior, Wis. Donald George Waldhalm, Minne- B.S. with honors '48, Superior State Teachers College. Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: apolis Inorganic Chemistry. Thesis: The Reactions B.A. cum laude '48, University of Minnesota. of Ethyl a.-Bromoacetoacetate with S·Benzyli· Major: Bacteriology. Minor: Physical Chem­ sothiourea. The Reactions of Amidines with istry. Thesis: A Study of Some Effects of pH a., I).unsaturated Carbonyl Compounds and on the Utilization of Riboflavin by Lacto­ Their Derivatives. baciIIus casei. Orris Harold Shulstad, St. Paul Marion English Watson, Minneapolis B.S. with distinction '47, University of Min­ B.A. magna cum laude '44, University of nesota. Majors: Agronomy and Agricultural Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Speech Botany. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: The Pathology. Effect of Date of Sowing on Varietal Response of F1ax to Z,4·D Applications. Perman Eugene Williams, Leesburg, Sigurd Roy Stangeland, Juanita, N.D. Fla. B.S. '48, North Dakota Agricultural College. B.S. '35, F10rida Agricultural and Mechanical Field of Concent.ration: Agricultural Eco­ College. Field of Concentration: Agricultural nomics. Education.

Master of Science in Aeronautical Engineering Edward Ralph Becker, Minneapolis Curtis Vernon Burkland, North B.Aero.E. with high distinction '49, Univer­ Branch sity of Minnesota. Major: Aeronautical Engi­ B.Aero.E. '49, University of Minnesota. Field neering. Minor: Mechanical Engineering. of Concentration: Aeronautical Engineering. Thesis: The Relative Pressure Drop Coeffi­ cients for a Square Edged Orifice in Steady Alvin Donald Riedler, Minneapolis and Pulsating F1ow. B.Aero.E. with high distinction '49, Univer­ sity of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Aeronautical Engineering. Jerry Patrick Zemlin, Minneapolis B.Aero.E. with high distinction '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Aero­ nautical Engineering.

Master of Science in Agricultural Engineering Gerald Charles Zoerb, Delisle, Sask., Canada B.E. '48, University of Saskatchewan. Major: Agricultural Engineering. Minor: Soils. Thesis: Design and Development of an Experimental Machine for Deep Placement of Fertilizer with Respect to Com. 23 Master of Science in Anesthesiology Albert Edward Keates, Jr., Timmins, Ont., Canada M.D.C.M. '44, McGill University. Major: Anesthesiology. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Clinical Effects of Drugs and Procedures in Anesthesia on Nailfold Capillaries.

Master of Science in Chemical Engineering Charles Ellingsen Matson, Minne- Robert Earl Nielsen, Baudette apolis B.Ch.E. with distinction '49, University of B.Ch.E. '44, University of Minnesota. Major: Minnesota. Major: Chemical Engineering. Chemical Engineering. Minor: Metallography. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: Cycling Char­ Thesis: The Erection and Testing of a Meth­ acteristics of Two-Position Temperature Con­ anol Stripping Column. trol. Master of Science in Civil Engineering Edward H. Anderson, Jr., Grand John Albert Forsberg, Minneapolis Forks, N.D. B.C.E. with distinction '49, University of Min­ B.S.C.E. '42, University of North Dakota. nesota. Major: Civil Engineering. Minor: Major: Civil Engineering (Structural Engi­ Mathematics and Mechanics. Thesis: Struc­ neering). Minor: Civil Engineering (Highway tural Properties of Vermiculite Concrete. Engineering and Soil Mechanics). Thesis: A Study of the Bending of Thin Plates. Erik Brynjulf Foss, Skotselv, Norway B.C.E. with distinction '49, University of Kuan-ning Chen, Shanghai, China Minnesota. Major: Civil Engineering. Minor: B.S. in C.E. '43, St. John's University (China). Mathematics. Thesis: A Study of Three Field of Concentration: Civil Engineering Sources of Minnesota Limestone as to Re­ (Structural Engineering). action with Alkali in Cement. Jaga Nath Panda, Parlakimedi, Ganjam, Orissa, India B.Sc. '42, B.Sc. (Eng.) '46, Patna University (India). Major: Civil Engineering (Sanitary Engineering). Minor: Civil Engineering (Hy­ draulics). Thesis: Relative Effects of Certain Factors in Activated Sludge Process.

Master of Science in Dentistry Mellor Rodney Holland, Minneapolis Edmund Severn Olsen, Jr., St. Paul D.D.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: D.D.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Major: Dentistry (Oral Surgery). Minor: Physiology. Dentistry (Restorative Dentistry). Minor: Thesis: A Study of Some of the Physiological Anatomy. Thesis: A Radiographic Study of Effects from Local Anesthetic Drugs in Human Variations in Physiological Rest Position of Subjects. the Mandible in Edentulous Patients. Master of Science in Dermatology and Syphilology Myron Herman Kulwin, Chicago, Ill. B.S. '43, M.D. '44, University of Illinois. Major: Dermatology and Syphilology. Minor: Histopathology. Thesis: Blood Vessels of the Skin in Chronic Venous Insufficiency. 24 Master of Science in Medicine George Tyson Carpenter, Goshen, William Theodore Foulk, Jr., West Ind. Chester, Pa. B.A. '41, DePauw University; M.D. '45, B.A., '38, Duke University; M.D. '42, Univer­ Northwestern University. Major: Medicine. sity of Pennsylvania. Major: Medicine. Minor: Minor: Pathology (Hematology). Thesis: The Physiology. Thesis: A Study of Motility Pat­ Bone Marrow and the Peripheral Blood Leu­ terns in the Duodenum and Upper Jejunum cocytes in Cushing's Syndrome. in Normal Subjects with Special Reference to the Basic Rhythm.

Master of Science in Neurosurgery Lee Allen Christoferson, Bemidji B.S. '41, M.B. '44, M.D. '45, University of Minnesota. Major: Neurosurgery. Minor: Neuropathology. Thesis: Tumors of the Corpus Callosum.

Master of Social Work Freda Walno Burnside, Minneapolis B.A. '32, Washburn University. Field of Con­ centration: Social Work.

Doctor of Philosophy Ray Harold Anderson, Minneapolis Dale Everett Butz, Albion, Ind. B.S. cum laude '36, College of St. Thomas. B.S. with distinction '43, Purdue University; Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Physical M.S. '48, Cornell University. Major: Agricul­ Chemistry. Thesis: Reactions of Amines with tural Economics. Minor: Economics. Thesis: Polyhydroxycarbonyl Compounds. Major Ad­ An Economic Analysis of the Minnesota Dry viser: Professor L. I. Smith. Milk Industry. Major Adviser: Professor E. F. Koller. Katharine Fay Dale Barnes, New Richmond, Wis. Gabriel Francois Cazell, Bryan, Tex. B.S. '38, M.A. '39, University of Minnesota. B.A. '37, M.S. '39, Texas Agricultural and Major: Education. Minor: English. Thesis: Mechanical College. Major: Economics. Minor: The Influence of Reading Ability on Perform­ Agricultural Economics. Thesis: A Postwar Tin ance on Certain Aptitude Tests. Major Ad­ Policy for the United States. Major Adviser: viser: Professor G. L. Bond. Professor A. R. Upgren. William Walter Bleifuss, Lindstrom William Cummings, Beverly, Mass. B.S. with honors '43, Winona State Teachers B.S. '40, M.S. '41, Renssalaer Polytechnic College; M.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Institute. Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Major: English. Minor: Philosophy. Thesis: Inorganic Chemistry. Thesis: Condensation of Charles Dickens and the Law. Major Adviser: Salicylaldehyde and Levulinic Acid in the Professor J. T. Hillhouse. Presence of Hydrogen Chloride. Major Ad­ viser: Professor C. F. Koelsch. Margaret Mary Buswell, Chicago, Ill. B.A. cum laude '41, Lawrence College; B.S. Robert Neil Flesch, St. Paul '46, M.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Major: B.S. magna cum laude '42, College of St. Educational Psychology. Minor: Curriculum Thomas. Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: and Instruction. Thesis: The Relationship be­ Physical Chemistry. Thesis: The Synthesis of tween the Social Structure of the Classroom Fluorenone-I,4-Quinone and a Study of Cer­ and the Academic Success of the Pupils. Major tain Dimethoxyfluorenones. Major Adviser: Adviser: Professor G. L. Bond. Professor C. F. Koelsch. 25 Arthur Perkins French, Amherst, Leon Abbott Kanegis, Winthrop, Mass. Mass. B.S. '21, Ohio State University; M.S. '23, D.V.M.·43, Iowa State College. Major: Massachusetts State College. Major: Horti­ Ph:lTmacology. Minor Veterinary Medicine. culture. Minor: Plant Genetics. Thesis: The Thesis: Certain Aspects of the Pharmacology Inheritance of Time of Ripening and Other of Sulfonamides in Normal Turkeys. Major Economic Characters of the Peach. Major Ad­ Advisers: Professors R. N. Bieter and M. H. viser: Profcssor W. H. Alderman. Roepke. George Roger Klare, Northbend, Neb. Claude ·Wilson Grant, Sandy, Utah B.A. cum laude '46, M.A. '47, University of B.S. '46, University of Houston; M.S. '47, Minnesota. Major: Psychology. Minor: Edu­ University of Utah. Major: Educational Psy­ cational Psychology. Thesis: Evaluation of chology. Minor: Psychology. Thesis: The Re­ Quantitative Indices of Comprehensibility in lation of Subtle Items and Response Bias to Written Communication. Major Adviser: Pro­ Measured Patterns of Personality. Major Ad­ fessor D. G. Paterson. viser: Professor C. G. Wrenn. Joseph Jack Kwiat, St. Paul Phillip Curtis Hamm, St. Paul Ph.B. '35, University of Chicago; M.A. '40, B.S. '38, University of Minnesota. Major: Northwestern University. Major: American Plant Physiology. Minor: Horticulture. Thesis: Studies. Thesis: The Revolt in American Physiological Studies of the Seed of Taraxacum Painting and Literature, 1890-1915: A Study kok·saghyz. Major Adviser: Professor R. H. in Cultural and Intellectual Origins and Inter­ Landon. relationships. Major Adviser: Professor Tre­ maine McDowell. Darrel Melvin Harris, Kirksville, Mo. Clarence Robert Landgren, Hibbing B.S. '43, Kirksville State Teachers College; B.S. '44, Iowa State College. Major: Chemical M.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Engineering. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Inorganic Chemistry. Minor: Physical Chem­ Thesis: Studies of the Rate of Growth of istry. Thesis: The Chemistry of Diphenyl­ Crystals from Aqueous Solution (Potassium germane, Triphenylgermane and Some of Their Alum). Major Adviser: Professor N. H. Derivatives. Major Adviser: Professor O. H. Ceaglske. Johnson. Leon Lapidus, Syracuse, N.Y. B.Ch.E. magna cum laude '45, M.Ch.E. '47, Hans George Hirsch, Minneapolis Syracuse University. Major: Chemical Engi­ B.S. with high distinction '41, M.S. '42, Uni­ neering. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: versity of Minnesota. Major A~ricultural Eco­ The Evaluation of Rate-Determining Steps in nomics. Minor: Economics. Thesis: The Role Radial Adsorption Analysis. Major Adviser: of Milk Producers' Cooperatives under the Professor N. R. Amundson. Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act. Major Adviser: Professor W. C. Waite. Hwa-Ni Lee, China B.S. '45, La Universitato Utopia; M.S. in C.E. Richard Remsen Holmes, Minne- '47, University of Minnesota. Major: Civil Engineering. Minor: Mathematics and Me­ apolis chanics. Thesis: Modified Plastic Theory of B.A. cnm laude '42, Oberlin College. Major: Reinforced Concrete Design. Major Adviser: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Physical Chem­ Professor Paul Andersen. istry. Thesis: The Reaction between Quinones and Metallic Enolates. Major Adviser: Pro­ Albert Shelton Matlack, Minneapolis fessor L. I. Smith. B.S.Ch. '44, University of Virginia. Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Plant Physiology. James Jerome Jenkins, Maplewood, Thesis: The Reactions of Organometallic Com­ pounds with Quinolones. Major Adviser: Pro­ Mo. fessor C. F. Koelsch. B.S. '44, University of Chicago; B.A. '47, William Jewell College; M.A. '48, University Edward Clayton McManus, McIntosh of Minnesota. Major: Psychology. Minors: B.S. with distinction '40, University of Min­ Biostatistics and Economics. Thesis: Prediction nesota; D.V.~. '44, Iowa State College. Major: of Forecasting Efficiency for Army Weather Pharmacology. Minor: Bacteriology. Thesis: A Forecasters. Major Adviser: Professor D. G. Chemotherapeutic Study of Eimeria tenella. Paterson. Major Adviser: Professor R. N. Bieter. 26 Vincent Earl Miller, Worcester, N.Y. William Seeman, Baltimore, Md. B.A. '42, New York State College for Teach­ B.S. '37, Johns Hopkins University; M.A. '47, ers. Major: English. Minor: Philosophy. Columbia Teachers College. Major: Psy­ Thesis: Some Characteristics of George Mere­ chology. Minor: Neuropsychiatry. Thesis: An dith's Prose Style. Major Adviser: Professor Investigation of Day Dreams. Major Adviser: J. T. Hillhouse. Professor P. E. Meehl. Donald Edwin Mnnnecke, St. Panl B.S. '42, M.S. '49, University of Minnesota. John Rogers Sjolander, LaCrosse, Wis. Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Botany. B.A. '46, University of Wisconsin. Major: Organic Chemistry. Minor: Inorganic Chem­ Thesis: A Study of Diagnostic Characters of Physiologic Races of Puccinia graminis tritici. istry. Thesis: The Alkylation of Methyl 1,1,2,2- Ethanetetracarboxylate. Major Adviser: Pro­ Major Adviser: Professor E. C. Stakman. fessor C. F. Koelsch. Edward Petterson Parry, Salt Lake City, Utah Gordon Haakon Strom, New York, B.S. '45, University of Utah. Major: Physical N.Y. Chemistry. Minor: Analytical Chemistry. B.Aero.E. with high distinction '36, M.S. '38, Thesis: Kinetic Currents in Polarography. University of Minnesota. Major: Aeronautical Major Adviser: Professor I. M. Kolthoff. Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: Correlation of Theoretical and Experimental Joshna Nnrsingh Prem-Singh, Banga- Studies of Airfoil Characteristics with Chang­ lore, Mysore State, India ing Angle of Attack as Affected by Time be­ B.S. with honors '36, University of Mysore. tween Changes. Major Adviser: Professor J. D. Major: Horticulture. Minor: Plant Genetics. Akerman. Thesis: Studies on a Male Sterile Character in the Squash Cucurbita maxima, Duch. Major John Elliott Tnrner, Minneapolis Adviser: Professor A. E. Hutchins. B.A. magna cum laude '39, Yankton College; M.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Robert Diddams Price, LeRoy Political Science. Minor: History. Thesis: The B.A. '37, M.A. '46, University of Minnesota. Kenseikai (Constitutional Party) of Japan, Major: Education. Minor: Educational Psy­ 1913·1927: A Study of Its History, Organiza­ chology. Thesis: An Experimental Evaluation tion, and Domestic and Foreign Policies. of the Relative Effectiveness of the Use of Major Adviser: Professor H. S. Quigley. Certain Multi-Sensory Aids in Instruction in Division of Fractions. Major Adviser: Pro­ fessor L. J. Brueckner. Edward Barriere Winn, Severna Park, Md. John Oliver Pnnderson, Rochester B.S.E.E. cum laude '46, University of South B.S. '40, University of Chicago. Major: Or­ Carolina; M.S. '47, University of Virginia. ganic Chemistry. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Major: Physics. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: Thesis: Studies on the Michael Reaction. The Self Diffusion Coefficients of Argon, Major Adviser: Professor C. F. Koelsch. Neon, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide, and Methane. Major Adviser: Professor A. O. C. Maynard Clinton Reynolds, Moorhead Nier. B.S. '42, Moorhead State Teachers College; M.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Major: Stanley Panl Wronski, Minneapolis Educational Psychology. Minor: Psychology. B.S. with distinction '42, M.A. '47, Univer­ Thesis: A Study of the Relationships between sity of Minnesota. Major: Social Sciences. Auditory Characteristics and Specific Silent Minor: Education. Thesis: The Use of Gov­ Reading Abilities. Major Adviser: Professor ernment Publications in Social Studies Teach­ W. W. Cook. ing. Major Adviser: Professor E. B. Wesley. Jim R. Schnnert, San Diego, Calif. B.S. with distinction '34, M.A. '41, University Oscar Zoebisch, Albany of Minnesota. Major: Education. Minor: Edu­ B.S. '46, M.S. '50, University of Minnesota. cational Psychology. Thesis: The Association Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Botany. Thesis: of Mathematical Achievement with Certain Some Quantitative Characters in Zea mays. Factors Resident in the Teacher, in the Major Adviser: Professor E. H. Rinke. Teaching, in the Pupil, and in the School. Major Adviser: Professor P. O. Johnson.

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, 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 sleeve. The trimming may be either 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 Pharmacy ...... olive College of Medical Sciences ...... green Graduate School ...... black 28 THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Announces Its :Dcccmbcr ecJttcJtJtinl eommcJtccmcJtt 1950

NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK

. FOUNDED IN THE FAITH THAT MEN ARE ENNOBLED BY UNDERSTANDING· 95 DEDICATED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING AND THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH 1 1 1851 DEVOTED TO THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUTH AND THE WELFARE OF THE STATE Universitg 01 vM,iHnesota THE BOARD OF REGENTS

Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Secretary Mr. Julius A. Schmahl, 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 Albert J. Lobb, Rochester The Honorable E. E. Novak, New Prague The Honorable A. J. Olson, Renville The Honorable Herman F. Skyberg, Fisher The Honorable Fred B. Snyder, Minneapolis 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 10uIlge rooms. "Cllis 1s VOllr Universilu

CHARTERED in February, 1851, by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Min­ nesota, the University of Minnesota is currently celebrating its one hundredth birthday. While nearing this milestone, 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 suc· ceeded is indicated by the number of doctors, lawyers, engineers, social workers, journal­ ists dentists, farmers, businessmen, and community and civic leaders in all fields--good cit~ens 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 102,555 degrees to its students who have completed the rigorous training demanded by the complexities and specialization of modem society. In addition to the enormous task of giving collegiate instruction to some twenty-two thousand students on its Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Duluth campuses, the University offers, through its School 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 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 laboratories 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 interest 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 va­ rieties 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 because it is the second largest state university in the nation, but because of the extent and quality of its services from which they, their families, communities, and organizations benefit. Their interest in their University is a dynamic, living thing and expresses itself in many ways. Contri­ butions from them now make it possible for the new Variety Club Heart Hospital to be completed 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 professorship in heart diseases. Gifts to the Greater University Fund, each appropriately called "A Share in Greatness," now being made especially by alumni, are worthy of special mention_ All students at the University, their families and friends are invited to continue their enthusiasm and interest in the University of Miqnesota. Graduates are especially urged to identify themselves with the University Alumni Association and the Greater Univer­ sity Fund and to return as frequently as possible to visit us here at the University_ Order (1/ events 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, carillonneur. Admission to the December commence­ ment 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: Beginning at 7:30 p.m., Mr. Arthur B. Jennings, Asso­ ciate Professor of Music and University Organist, will play: Two Choral Preludes - - Bach Jesu, meine Freude In dulci jubilo March of the Magi - - Dubois Christmas in Sicily - - Yon Pastorale Cooper Old French Carol Clokey PROCESSIONAL: Allegro from the Fourth Concerto -- Handel 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. Errett W. McDiarmid, University Librarian, Marshal; Dr. Tracy F. Tyler, Associate Professor of General Education, Marshal; Dr. Theodore C. Blegen, Dean of the Graduate School; Mr. Maynard E. Pirsig, Dean of the Law School; Dr. R. L. Kozelka, Dean of the School of Business Administration; Dr. Henry Schmitz, Dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, Home Eco­ nomics, and Veterinary Medicine; Dr. J. W. Buchta, Acting Dean of the College of Science, Literature, and the Arts; Colonel Clarence H. Schabacker, USA, Professor of Military Science and Tactics; Dr. Malcolm M. WilIey, Vice President, Academic Administration; Mr. True E. Pettengill, Recorder; Dr. William P. Tolley, Chancellor, Syracuse University; Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President of the University of Minnesota; The Honorable George W. Lawson, Second Vice President of the Board of Regents; the Reverend Donald Sinclair, member of Minnesota Council of Religion and adviser to Congregational stu­ dents on the St. Paul Campus; Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Vice President, Business Administration; Commander Wilmer E. Rawie, USN, Associate Pro­ fessor of Naval Science; Dr. Horace T. Morse, Dean of the General College; Dr. Athelstan F. Spilhaus, Dean of the Institute of Technology; Dr. Wesley E. Peik, Dean of the College of Education; Dr. Earl B. Fischer, Professor of Pharmacognosy, College of Pharmacy; Dr. Harold S. Diehl, Dean of the College of Medical Sciences; Mr. Roy A. Schuessler, Assistant Professor of Music; Mr. Julius M. Nolte, Dean of the General Extension Division, 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, Assistant Professor of Music, soloist. 4 Order (1/ events INVOCATION: The Reverend Donald Sinclair, member of the Minnesota Council of Religion and adviser to Congregational students on the St. Paul campus. SPEAKING FOR THE UNIVERSITY: President James Lewis Morrill, LL.D., President of the University of Minnesota. COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS: "Against the Background of Crisis," William P. Tolley, Ph.D., Chancellor of Syracuse University. CONFERRING OF COMMISSIONS: Dr. Malcohn M. Willey, Vice Presi­ dent, Academic Administration, will introduce Colonel Clarence H. Scha­ backer, USA, Professor of Military Science and Tactics; and Commander Wilmer E. Rawie, USN, Associate Professor of Naval Science, who will present their candidates for commissions in their respective branches of the anned services. The commissions will be presented by President Morrill; the oath of office will be administered by Colonel Schabacker. CONFERRING OF DEGREES: Dr. Malcolm M. Willey, Vice President, Academic Administration, will introduce the several deans or their representa­ tives who will present the candidates for degrees in their respective colleges. These, in order of their introduction, are: Dean Horace T. Morse, Ph.D., General College; Acting Dean J. W. Buchta, Ph.D., College of Science, Literature, and the Arts and University College; Dean Athelstan F. Spilhaus, D.Sc., Institute of Technology; Dean Henry Schmitz, Ph.D., College of Agri­ culture, Forestry, Home Economics, and Veterinary Medicine; Dean Wesley E. Peik, Ph.D., College of Education; Dean R. L. Kozelka, Ph.D., School of Business Administration; Professor Earl B. Fischer, Ph.D., College of Phannacy; Dean Maynard E. Pirsig, LL.B., Law School; Dean Harold S. Diehl, M.D., College of Medical Sciences; and Dean Theodore C. Blegen, Ph.D., Graduate School. All degrees will be conferred by President James Lewis Morrill. Immedi­ ately afterward, 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 President James Lewis 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 dearl 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: Associate Professor Arthur B. Jennings, University Organist. Trumpet Tune ------Purcell THE AUDIENCE is requested to remain seated until those in academic costume have left the hall. 5 eallditlntcs lor eOllllllissiollS Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the fall quarter, commissions will be conferred as indicated upon 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, Artillery Michael D. Lysne, Crookston Second lieutenant, Corps of Engineers Richard K. Lenci, Virginia Second lieutenant, Ordnance Corps Allen M. Paulson, Houston Second lieutenant, Signal Corps Melvin W. Hamel, St. Paul Henry Iverson, Minneapolis Second lieutenant, Transportation Corps Charles D. Kelehan, Des Moines, Iowa DEPARTMENT OF NAVAL SCIENCE Ensign, USN Norman LeRoy Giorgini, Fergus Falls

ealldidatcs lor graduatioll Subject to the completion of all curriculum requirements at the close of the fall quarter, 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 Clifford Herman Barstow, Brainerd Clinton Benjamin Bergman, Minne­ Robert Adam Bauman, Sherburn apolis

6 GloriaJean Bliss, Minneapolis Joan Karen Jayne, Minneapolis Daniel Edward Burstein, St. Paul Frederick Heath Kellogg, Minneapolis Patrick J. Connaker, St. Paul Keith Douglas Kennedy, Minneapolis George Francis Cook, Jr., Hopkins David John Mackey, Minneapolis William John Cook, Minneapolis Jack M. Pearce, Minneapolis Kenneth Winston Danielson, Minne- Eugene Earl Pearson, Minneapolis apolis DeLores Mildred Peterson, St. Paul LeRoy Carroll Edenloff, Osakis Charles Bartson Rodger, Minneapolis Robert Joseph Falvey, St. Paul Kenneth George Rude, Crookston Orville Archibald Forman, Academy, Donald William Swanson, St. Paul S.D. John Byron Thorpe, Luverne Charles David Grant, Faribault William Grant Tolle, Minneapolis John Lawrence Grice, Minneapolis Herschel Lawrence Wilson, Jr., Min- Louis Betz Hauser, St. Paul neapolis Gordon Phillip Hultquist, Minne­ Jack A. Witta, Minneapolis apolis Richard Lane Zellman, St. Paul Joshua F. Hurd, Minneapolis

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, LITERATURE, AND THE ARTS Associate in liberal Arts Richard Arthur Anderson, Minneapolis Muriel Hanson Juers, Duluth James Francis Aylward, Minneapolis Kurt Kornreich, St. Louis Park Howard Edward Bergman, Minne- Raymond Eugene Krull, St. Paul apolis Ardwin Guido Link, Minneapolis Lois Myra Bix, Minneapolis William H. Lipschultz, St. Paul Marilyn Lee Cowden, Mankato Cynthia Lorraine Mealey, Minneapolis Floyd Allen Dahl, Mound Richard Norman Meyer, St. Paul Dearel Burton DePew, Minneapolis Ada Marcia Michaels, Owatonna Wayne Allen Dickson, Sioux City, Elayn HG" Michelsen, Minneapolis Iowa Howard Palmer Naegele, Minneapolis Ford Gordon Elliott, Jr., Minneapolis Warner James Olson, Minneapolis Paul Joseph Ewing, Rochester James Wallace Paradise, Minneapolis Patricia Farnham Gillen, New Canaan, Ervin Francis Pettis, Excelsior Conn. Russell James Reed, Minneapolis Marilyn Louise Graaf, Minneapolis Joan Helen Rush, Minneapolis Keith Duane Johnson, St. Paul Lee Roger Schuck, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Arts Loring Alfred Abrahamson, Minne- Edward W. J. Avey, B.D., Dorking, apolis England, MAGNA CUM LAUDE John Quincy Adams, Jr., St. Peter Stuart Burman Bailey, Minneapolis Benedict Louis Ahmann, Jr., St. Paul Henry Elmer Bakkila, Jr., Duluth Richard Earl Allen, A.A., St. Paul Leonard F. Benson, Minneapolis Howard Jerome Anderson, Minne- Phyl1is Laurie Berdt, Minneapolis, apolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE Alton LaVerne Ashley, A.A., Austin James Miller Bloxam, St. Paul

7 Donald Leonard Bluhm, Bertha Robert Andrew Hanson, Minneapolis Hubert Frank Boeddeker, Minne- Wallace Hugh Hanson, Minneapolis apolis 'Varren Thomas Hanson, A.A., Canby Jeanne Turner Brennan, Minneapolis Russell James Hatling, Minneapolis Robert Eugene Britton, Minneapolis Dale Allison Hauck, Kandiyohi Thomas Charles Campbell, St. Paul, Joan Dolores Held, A.A., Red Wing CUM LAUDE Nancy Wood Hurley, Excelsior James Edward Carney, Polson, Mont. Barbara Ruth Huskins, Minneapolis, Joyce Marjorie Carroll, Minneapolis MAGNA CUM LAUDE William Richard Carter, Jr., Minne- Hiroshi Ige, Honolulu, T.H. apolis Frank Fukumi Ishikawa, Minneapolis Frances Patricia Clements, Mankato Thomas Winfield Jacobsen, Minne- Donna Marie Conley, Owatonna apolis Joan Ruth Cox, Minneapolis Dewain Clifford Johnson, Fairmont Curtis Clyde Crumlett, Minneapolis Edward Charles Johnson, Minne- James Anthony Curry, Rogers apolis Robert Filip Dahlman, Minneapolis Harry James Johnson, Crosby Thomas Michael Dillon, Minneapolis Richard Charles Johnson, St. Paul Daniel A. Dufresne, St. Paul Lillian Viola Jondal, Hayfield James Frederick Duncanson, Winne­ Clifton Samuel Jordan, Minneapolis bago James Kanel, Minneapolis Robert Dean Eklund, St. Paul Richard Eugene Kelly, Minneapolis Rodney Earl Enge1en, Wessington Lawrence James Kennedy, Minne- Springs, S.D., MAGNA CUM LAUDE apolis Warren Joseph Epple, New Ulm Donald Claude Kent, Excelsior Henry William Ernst, St. Paul Edward Victor Kiernan, Jamestown, Frederick William Farah, Minneapolis N.D. Sally Ann Feit, St. Paul James Ray Kiland, Thief River Falls Irving Fink, Minneapolis Arthur Philip Kircher, Graceville James Edward Ford, Minneapolis Russell Arthur Knudson, Minneapolis Daniel Wyman Fourre, St. Paul Olga Helen Koscak, Chisholm Ernest H. Fremont, Jr., Minneapolis Frederick Albert Kranstover, St. Paul Donald Lew Gale, Fairmont Donald Clare Lamb, Minneapolis John William Geske, Minneapolis Donna Rae Lambert, Minneapolis Mark Joseph Gill, Minneapolis Eugene Ralph LaVague, St. Paul Linus J. Glatzel, Chaska Carol Sovde Letch, Minneapolis, CUM Donald Arthur Grandquist, Parkers LAUDE Prairie John Horace Libby, St. Paul Gordon Albert Grant, St. Paul Irving Lifson, Minneapolis Conrad Eugene Graves, Jr., A.A., St. Cecil Maurits Lindblom, A.A., Th.B., Paul Kerkhoven Richard Alan Gray, st. Paul Janet Irene Lipscomb, Minneapolis Ellison Capers Grayson, Jr., St. Paul Earl Clement MaIm, A.L.A., St. Paul William Fraser Greer, Minneapolis William James Maple, Minneapolis Lee Martin Griffin, Minneapolis Kay Kazuyuici Matsumoto, Sacra- Robert Herbert Griffis, Minneapolis mento, Calif. Dixie Ruth Haas, Rochester George Charles Mayoue, Jr., Fargo, John Baldwin Hanscome, Minneapolis N.D. Elizabeth Anne Boughton Hanson, John Geddes McCullough, A.A., Red Lake Falls Minneapolis

8 John Conrad McLaughlin, St. Paul Frank Gregory Semanko, Jr., A.A., John Gilbert McLearen, Minneapolis Minneapolis Doris Anderson Meloy, Minneapolis Glenn Wayne Shaffron, St. Paul Leo Melzer, Minneapolis Kenneth Lewis Shimota, A.L.A., Dudley Howard Miller, International Minneapolis Falls Bruce Raymond Shobaken, Minne­ Douglas Edgar Mitchell, Minneapolis apolis Truman Moyer, Elk River John WiIIiam Snyder, Minneapolis, Marjorie Carlene Mueller, Luverne MAGNA CUM LAUDE Eleanor May Munyer, Williston, N.D. Roger Don Stephens, St. Paul Frank Everett Nelson, A.A., North Basil Manly Stevenson, Jr., A.A., Branch Fulda V. Owen Nelson, Jr., Minneapolis Barbara Lee Stoetzel, Litchfield Sheldon Paul Norman, Minneapolis Nick S. Subak, Minneapolis Audrey Joan Oehler, St. Paul Margaret Genevieve Tenold, Minne­ Leland Douglas Peterson, Minneapolis apolis Abraham Pogoler, St. Paul, MAGNA Elma Louise Thompson, Marshall- CUM LAUDE town, Iowa Bruce Robert Priest, St. James Robert John Tracy, St. Paul Carolyn Ann Quay, Wayzata Willard Dale Wagner, Lakefield A. J. Ramee, New York, N.Y. Wallace Jerome Walter, Cobden Ralph Marlyn Ramlow, Minneapolis Alma Jane Warren, Minneapolis, Vern Harold Ranney, Granite Falls MAGNA CUM LAUDE Nancy May Ratcliff, Minneapolis Forrest Walter Watson, Red Wing Harold Emil Remus, Great FaIls, Richard Franklin Weatherman, Mont., CUM LAUDE Minneapolis Clark Harland Rice, Minneapolis Wilson Langford Wells, Jr., Wahkon Margaret Jean Rich, Robbinsdale Dale Richard Wikman, Minneapolis Vincent Norman Roan, Minneapolis N. Rae Wilk, Minneapolis Dick L. Robertson, Wadena David Caldwell Williams, Minneapolis Orvil Malcolm Roetman, Palmer, David Scofield Williams, Rochester Alaska Elmer Royce Williams, A.L.A., Mary Elizabeth Sadler, Minneapolis Clinton Dorothy Agnes Savchuck, B.S., Min­ Eunice Edith Wilson, Minneapolis neapolis, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Albert John Wilwerding, Minne­ Raymond Edward Schultz, Appleton apolis Noreen Gladys Scott, Minneapolis Anthony Michael Zlonis, Mountain Iron

Bachelor of Science Beverly A. Bornhofen, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Science in library Science Norma Astrid Birkland, B.A., Minne­ Walter Adolph Hartland, B.A., apolis Minneapolis Joyce Marjorie Carroll, Minneapolis

9 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Bachelor of Arts Charles David Kelehan, Des Moines, Margaret Christine Robertson, A.A., Iowa Great Falls, Mont. Harold Marvin Okinow, St. Paul Monroe Mandell Tapper, Minneapolis Bachelor of Science John George Dill, Jr., Wabasha

INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Bachelor of Science Robert Kenneth Draving, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering George Michael Badalich, South St. Roy Lars Arne Jorgensen, Duluth Paul Donald Anthony Kelly, Minnesota Arthur William Erickson, Minneapolis City James Winslow Fewel, Minneapolis Edward Harry Leech, Jr., Enderlin, Milton Saul Glazer, Revere, Mass. N.D. John Woodrow Highberg, Duluth Paul Jay Schock, Minneapolis Robert Helmer Johnson, LaCrosse, Gordon Wendell Trulson, Willmar Wis. Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering Abba Joseph Knox, St. Paul Jesse Herbert Pomroy, Jr., St. Paul

Bachelor of Architecture Lewis Gale Abels, Cherokee, Iowa, Peter Louis Racchini, Eveleth WITH DISTINCTION John Gunnar Rauma, B.S., Virginia, Richard Morris Beard, St. Paul WITH HIGH DISTINCTION Robert Louis Dunn, St. Paul Edward August Schliek, St. Paul James Francis Horan, Minneapolis William Wilcox Scott, Minneapolis James Bernard Horne, Austin John Christian Torseth, St. Paul Robert Thomas Jackels, St. Paul Mark Frederick Winsor, Red Wing

Bachelor of Chemical Engineering John Albert Clint, New Boston, Ill. Robert James McTaggart, Bemidji Richard Blackmore Keely, Minne­ AlIen Merle Paulson, Houston, WITH apolis, WITH DISTINCTION HIGH DISTINCTION

10 Norman Roy Seier, Pine City, WITH Robert Neal Tennyson, Minneapolis DISTINCTION Jerold Miles VanOrden, St. Paul

Bachelor of Chemistry John Cornell Halverson, Willmar

Bachelor of Civil Engineering Benjamin Franklin Bambenek, Jr., Ralph Price Lockwood, Minneapolis Iron Mountain, Mich. Gordon Waldo Madsen, Minneapolis Keith Pride Caswell, Jr., Minneapolis Fredrick William Marpe, Albert Lea George Allen Eckland, Duluth William Turnham Mills, Hopkins Peter John Feider, St. Paul Allan Lawton Peterson, Owatonna Milton R. Jewell, Rochester John Theodore Schevenius, Excelsior Lucius Barnard Lackore, Minneapolis Harlan Ernest Schmidt, Mankato

Bachelor of Electrical Engineering Keith Joseph Allard, St. Paul James Edward Micklos, Minneapolis Cameron Durwood Anderson, Minne- Michael James Monico, Nashwauk apolis Thomas Edward Nash, Minneapolis Charles Burton Barnett, Minneapolis Morris Arnold Ostgaard, Climax James Otto Batzli, Excelsior Richard Allen Peterson, Minneapolis John William Beck, St. Paul, WITH Francis Roman Rausch, Cold Spring, HIGH DISTINCTION WITH DISTINCTION Roger Roy Bettin, Lakefield, WITH Donald Edward Reichert, St. Paul DISTINCTION Joseph Vincent Riordan, Minneapolis John Carl Brnetich, Newberry, Mich. Arlin Jeroy Rude, Minneapolis Wayne Curtis Carlson, Welch Mortimer Carlton Sheffioe, Crookston Earl Mark English, St. Paul Milton George Shelquist, Clearbrook Richard George Estlund, Cloquet Hubert Elmond Soland, Svea Jack Elmer Horgan, Duluth Thomas G. Spargo, Minneapolis Samuel Hudgins, Hibbing, WITH HIGH Benjamin Joseph Stables, Jr., St. Paul DISTINCTION Robert Charles Swanson, Pelican Richard Owen Kerr, Minneapolis Rapids Otto William Klingner, Jr., St. Paul Charles Arthur Talle, Eveleth Donald Vinton Knapp, Minneapolis Ernest Earl Thompson, Milroy Alvin Henry Koenig, Buffalo Lake Kenneth Earl Underwood, Minne- John Anthony Konkel, St. Paul, WITH apolis DISTINCTION Edward Russell Van Krevelen, Minne- Kenneth Burton Krantz, Circle Pines apolis Donald Frederick Lane, St. Paul John Henry Wartti, St. Paul Oscar Edwin Larsen, Buhl Paul Herbert Welsh inger, Anoka John Philip Larson, Cass Lake Gerald Ivar Williams, Cannon Falls Louis John Mayer, St. Paul

11 Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Isik Barim, Canakkale, Turkey James Christopher Lund, St. Paul John Jacob Beck, Minnetonka Beach Harry Richard McClain, Minneapolis Arthur Richard Beckstrom, Jr., St. Phillip Van Tassel Nelson, B.B.S., Paul Minneapolis Herman Franklin Bergman, Madison Victor Richard Nelson, St. Paul John Bott Bjostad, Cambridge Elwyn H. Olson, St. Paul Roger Dennis Borgeson, Duluth, Raymond B. Ongstad, Hovland WITH DISTINCTION George Bruce Paddock, Oak Park Otto Andreas Borgnes, Baerum, Nor- Robert Emmons Paul, St. Paul way, WITH DISTINCTION Lennart Thorwald Pearson, South St. Thomas Roy Bowler, Minneapolis Paul Marlowe Floyd Bullis, St. Paul Frank Joseph Pruss, South St. Paul Robert Nicholas Buschell, Bemidji John Eugene Reagan, Minneapolis Howard Randall Carter, Minneapolis Paul Norbert Rick, Minneapolis Wayne Leslie DeTuncq, Minneapolis William Alfred Saunders, Minneapolis Charles Michael Eilenfeldt, Mankato Fred Edward Schaer, Minneapolis, Frank George Filas, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Raymond Engh Gullickson, Spring Vertner John Skretting, Minneapolis Valley Earl G. Sliper, Alexandria Virgil Dean Gulliford, St. Paul Wayne Arnold Solie, Minneapolis Victor Eugene Heinrich, Delavan William Wenzel Stevenson, St. Paul Byron Dean Johnson, Superior, Wis., Ruben William C. Stubenberg, WITH DISTINCTION Minneapolis John Joseph Jordan, Minneapolis Robert George Walker, Hibbing Robert Fleming KIeuer, Mankato, Donald Albert Wall, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Richard Charles Walsh, St. Paul Russell William Kuehl, Albert Lea Norbert A. Wermerskirchen, St. Paul Denny B. Law, Winona Gordon Alfred Westerberg, St. Paul Arnold Paul Lieberman, PocateIlo, Frederick Martin Zimmermann, Mil- Idaho, WITH DISTINCTION waukee, Wis. Roger George Lind, Minneapolis

Bachelor of Metallurgical Engineering William V. Jokela, Ely Hans Richard Stephan, Bloomer, Wis. Jerome Arthur Seward, St. l'aul Paul Allen Wasson, Coleraine

Bachelor of Mining Engineering Warren Don Bell, Kilbourne, Ill.

Bachelor of Physics Fredric Lewis Boos, Jr., Minneapolis, David Kenroku Seto, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION

12 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Science Margery Georgeanne Alwin, Minne­ Donald Louis Hanson, Litchfield, neapolis, Home Economics Agriculture Alson Richard Anvid, Blackduck, Agri­ Harlan Keith Hatfield, Finlayson, culture Agriculture Andrew G. Bartlett, Jr., St. Paul, Bruce Jolliffe Hayward, Pine Island, Forestry Fish and Wildlife Management Richard William Behmler, Morris, William Clark Hickling, Jr., Moose Agriculture Lake, Fish and Wildlife Manage­ LeDell Bowen, South St. Paul, ment Forestry Paul Herman Ivers, Bemidji, Agri­ Donavon Eugene Broberg, Eagle culture Bend, Agriculture Helen Irene Jackman, Aitkin, Home Robert T. Brown, Eden Prairie, Agri­ Economics culture Margaret Adele James, Minneapolis, Corinne Elizabeth Bush, Minneapolis, Home Economics Home Economics Howard Helmer Johnson, Minne­ Burniece Beth Camenker, Duluth, apolis, Agriculture Home Economics Helen Dorthea Kanten, Milan, Home Martin K. Christiansen, Slayton, Agri­ Economics culture Theodore "M" Keprios, Pequot Lakes, Barbara Ann Coleman, A.A., Minne­ Forestry apolis, Home Economics Charles Frederick Knedel, St. Paul, Eugene Lester Coyer, Mankato, Fish and Wildlife Management Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION Lucille Jean LaFontaine, Oakland, Harold Seth Crawford, Beaver Creek, Calif., Home Economics Agriculture James Jerome Lavan, Cloquet, Ruth Mayham Dahlgren, Minneapolis, Forestry Home Economics Marlys N orlene Lindahl, Minneapolis, Darrell Anton Dietz, Balsam Lake, Home Economics, WITH DISTINC­ Wis., Science Specialization TION Cecil Wilfred Dunn, Minneapolis, Franklin Alfred Maki, Kettle River, Agriculture Agriculture John Andreas Ely, White Bear Lake, Michael Marmesh, Austin, Agriculture Agriculture Delmer Florian Marsolek, Little Falls, Janet Rollins Erickson, Minneapolis, Forestry Home Economics Edwin Kallio Max, Forestry Conrad Emery Feero, Jacobson, Richard W. McClintick, Brainerd, Forestry, WITH DISTINCTION Forestry Calvin David Fisher, Nerstrand, Agri- Charles Abel McDonald, Rapid City, culture . S.D., Veterinary Medicine Helen Jean Fuller, Redwood Falls, James Russel Moen, Starbuck, Agri­ Home Economics, WITH DISTINC­ culture TION June Nash, A.A., Tracy, Home Eco­ Noel Homer Goss, Lewiston, Agri­ nomics culture 13 Walter Arnold Nelson, Deer River, Arthur Gustave Stohl, Dresser, Wis., Forestry Agriculture Mary Ellen Owen, Minneapolis, Clare Eugene Swanson, Minneapolis, Home Economics Forestry Marlys Ruth Petersen, St. Paul, Home Richard James Weiss, Minneapolis, Economics Agriculture John William Schulz, Madison, Agri­ George C. Whalen, Stillwater, Agri­ culture, WITH DISTINCTION culture Keith Gerald Seaburg, Marble, Fish Gayle Irene Whinnery, Edina, Home and Wildlife Management Economics Ronald Dean Seath, Albert Lea, Agri­ William Butler Woolstencroft, Birch­ culture wood, Forestry Vance Charles Setterholm, Clement­ Donald Eugene Young, Minneapolis, son, Forestry Agriculture James Eugene Sjordal, Minneapolis, John Fredrick Zachman, Melrose, Fish and Wildlife Management Forestry

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Ralston Stemen Bauer, Ely Irene Haarstick, Erhard* John Terry Buckley, Duluth Casper Evan Hanson, St. Paul Eldon G. Burdick, Minneapolis Ruth Leota Hass, G.N., Lake Park, Peggy Glynn Carbaugh, Stephens Iowa, WITH DISTINCTION* City, Va., WITH HIGH DISTINCTION* Roger Allen Haugland, Minneapolis Margaret June Chipman, Chisholm* Hazel Margaret Heggen, Rothsay, Margaret Jean Clipper, St. Paul* WITH DISTINCTION George John Collias, Minneapolis Inez Geneva Helgerson, B.A., Minne­ Bonnie Jean Deputy, B.S., Minne- apolis apolis Anne Jeanne Hermes, Fairmount, Constance Joy DeWilde, Minneapolis, N.D.* WITH DISTINCTION Shirley Anne Hilborn, B.A., Cedar Walter Warren Edwards, Minneapolis Rapids, Iowa . Frederic Beecher Engel, Crosby, WITH Richard George Hoffman, Minneapolis DISTINCTION Jean Lucile Hole, B.A., Shelby, Mont. Gerald Meyer Erickson, Amery, Wis. Robert Byron Hosking, Minneapolis Theodore Russell Fisher, Minneapolis Doris Marie Huber, St. Paul William Charles Gemeinhardt, Mil- Marcy Glissman Huntsinger, Sibley, waukee, Wis. Iowa, WITH DISTINCTION Patricia Cross Gislason, Minneapolis Betty Ann Jacobson, Thief River Falls, Lars Harry Granberg, A.A., Minne­ WITH DISTINCTION* apolis Per Rienholdt Jacobson, Minneapolis Pearl Lucille Griepenburg, B.A., Eugene David Kampa, Minneapolis Remsen, Iowa Therese C. Kaschmitter, Paynesville Arnold Lee Grover, Excelsior Doris Lorraine Kenneth, A.A., Minne- Geraldine Maxine Gunderson, R.N., apolis Eagle Grove, Iowa* Wallace Owen Knowles, Minneapolis George Arthur Haakenson, B.B.A., WaIter Roger J. Kozub, Minneapolis Minneapolis John Hubert Krekelberg, Brainerd * Nursing Education Curriculum. 14 Arileen Ruth Larson, B.A., Minne- Howard Loren Ronning, A.A., Minne- apolis apolis Gloria Mae Larson, Iron River, Mich. * James William Ryan, St. Paul Barbara Lou Lind, Minneapolis Dorothy Ellen Sager, Minneapolis OriII Arnold Lofgren, Warroad Robert William Sawyer, B.A., Minne- Ruth Gretchen Lyle, Minneapolis, apolis WITH DISTINCTION Carol Louise Schmid, Eden Valley Emelie Myron Magdanz, Minne­ Gordon Leon Simonson, St. Paul apolis* Kathleen Rose Spillane, Minneapolis Robert WiIIiams McKewin, St. Paul Elizabeth Claire Stenholm, St. Paul Marilyn May McNutt Methven, Judith Ann Stirneman, A.A., Winona Minneapolis Janet Ruth Studer, Austin Jack Wilson Morse, Robbinsdale Audrey Faye Tanquist, Alexandria* Frances Ann MueIIer, Minneapolis, Helen Rose Tieszen, B.A., Marion, WITH DISTINCTION S.D. Eleanor Teresa MulhaII, Waterbury, Chester Stephen Tomczyk, Minne- Conn., WITH DISTINCTION* apolis Dona Maureen Murphy, Minneapolis Eileen Florence Vogt, St. Paul Lyla LaVonne Niederbaumer, We­ Elaine Vernice Wallin, Minneapolis* cota, S.D.* Carl Barnard Wen ell, Minneapolis Arnold Richard Niemi, Nashwauk Roger E. Westman, Excelsior Gerd Virginia Nilsen, Escanaba, Donald Jess Weydt, Minneapolis Mich.* Edna May Wlodkowski, St. Paul* Donald Allan Olson, A.A., Virginia Marie A. Woizeschke, Windom* Donald John Olson, Minneapolis Ardys Johnson Wolinski, B.B.A., Donald Robert Ostrum, Robbinsdale Minneapolis Stanley Milton Paulson, A.A., Albert John William Workman, Jr., B.A., Lea St. Paul Esther L. Reitz, R.N., Seattle, Wash., WITH DISTINCTION* Bachelor of Science in library Science Mavis Evangeline Bly, B.A., Ruthton Master of Education Nonnan Paul Lyght, B.S., St. Paul Frank Wallace Wolinski, B.S., Min­ May Abby Seavey, B.S., Minneapolis neapolis

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Science Erhard Emil Alms, Red Wing, Agri­ Hans Henry Behrens, Madison, Agri­ cultural Education cultural Education, WITH DISTINC­ TION * Nursing Education Curriculum. 15 Caryl Grace Bjorklund, Minneapolis, Ramsey Paul Johnson, Lynd, Agri­ Home Economics Education cultural Education Paul Edward Duea, Story City, Iowa, Rosemary 'une Mithun, Steen, Home Agricultural Education, WITH DIS­ EconomIcs Ed1J.cation TINCTION Marilyn Lois ~lson, Minneapolis, Anne Pedersen Fisker, Minneapolis, Home Economics Education Home Economics Education Edmund C. Sand, New Munich, Agri­ Jean Carolyn Fletcher, St. Louis Park, cultural Education, Wl1'H DISTINC­ Home Economics Education, WITH TION DISTINCTION John M. Smith, Rochester, Agri­ Doris Mae Johans, St. Paul, Home cultural Education Economics Education Charlotte Wangensteen, Chisholm, Home Economics Education

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Business Administration Frederick Willard Abrahamson, Min- Harold Gordon Haglund, Minneapolis neapolis Howard John Halhmes Wabeno Lloyd Allan Amundson, Henning W IS.· " Keith Anderson, Fargo, N.D. Russell Schwartz Harmeyer, LeSueur Alvin G. Apple, St. Paul . Vernon Harold ~eath, Princeton Herman Jerome Bjerknes, GonVIck Samuel L. HudgIns, lIibbing August Hanna Blegen, Minneapolis Walter Aug.ust Jaakkola, Jacobson Kent Hubbart Bolsta, Ortonville, Harold DaVId Jensen, Minneapolis WITH DISTINCTION Raymond Joel Johnson Duluth Frederick William Brass, A.L.A., Curtis Paul Jones, Min~eapolis White Bear Lake Donald Albert Juers, Lake City Herald Immanuel Carlson, Corvuso Edsel Ronald Juntunen, Minneapolis Richard Allen Carlson, St. Paul James Henry KaYSer, B.M.E., Minne­ James John Crowley, Minneapolis apolis Lawrence Joseph Dahl, B.M.E., Richard Joseph I

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, HOME ECONOMICS, AND VETERINARY MEDICINE Bachelor of Agricultural Business Administration H. Harlow Thompson, Climax

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Earl Stanley Freeman, St. Paul Merten C. Putnam, Enderlin, N.D. Gordon Stanley Green, Rochester

LAW SCHOOL Bachelor of Science in Law Sherman Bergstein, Duluth James \Villiam Ronning, B.S., St. Joseph Anthony Cipollone, Hibbing Paul Harold Gordon Lind, Minneapolis Paul Martin Ruhr, St. Paul Peter Earnest McErlane, St. Paul David Keller Wendel, Milwaukee, Donald Burdette Nold, Parker, S.D. Wis. 17 Bachelor of Laws Robert Charles Bell, B.S.L., St. Paul Alex G.B. Radcliffe, B.S.L., St. Paul Shennan Bergstein, Duluth Charles Clifford Reischel, B.A., B.S.L., Robert Henry Brodt, B.S.L., Fairmont St. Paul Conrad James Carr, B.S.L., Minne- William Joseph Riegger, B.S.L., apolis Benson Richard Clayton Cross, B.S.L., Min- James William Ronning, B.S., St. neapolis Paul Curtis Paul Jones, Minneapolis Homer Arvid Saetre, B.S.L., Henning Robert John Lemm, B.S.L., St. Paul Roy A. Schwappach, B.S.L., Minne­ Allan Roger Lund, B.S.L., Minne- apolis apolis LaMont Anthony Seifert, B.S.L., Lochiel Winston MacDonald, B.S.L., Minneapolis Hawley Irving Shaw, B.S.L., St. Paul Albert Harry Michals, B.S.L., Minne­ John Joseph Todd, B.S.L., South St. apolis Paul Gene Allen Mold, St. Paul Robert Carl Tuveson, B.S.L., St. Donald Clayton Odden, B.S.L., James Duluth John E. Von Holtum, B.S.L., Lismore John Willard Pring, B.S.L., Minne­ apolis

COLLEGE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Graduate in Nursing* Margaret June Chipman, Chisholm Gerd Virginia Nilsen, Escanaba, Ruth Allene Deeter Davis, Rolette, Mich. N.D. Sally Caro Spooner, Watertown, S.D. Betty Ann Jacobson, Thief River Falls Elaine Vern ice Wallin, Minneapolis Kathryn Anne Nelson, Dresser, Wis.

Bachelor of Science Margaret Helen Angle, Minneapolis, Lois Jacobsen Bohnhoff, R.N., Free­ Medical Technology, WITH DISTINC­ born, Public Health Nursing TIONt Winifred Fox Bradford, R.N., Toledo, Eva Kate Belflower, B.A., Tifton, Ga., Ohio, Public Health Nursing Public Health Nursing Eva Berentzen Brown, Crookston, Muriel Louise Bell, Minneapolis, Public Health Nursing, WITH DIS­ Medical Technologyt TINCTION Virginia Laurel Blackmore, St. Paul, Medical Technologyt

• These degrees are conferred subject to the satisfactory completion of nursing practice prior to March 22,1951. t These degrees are conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to March 22, 1951. 18 MaryJane Elizabeth Davidson, St. Kathryn Anne Nelson, Dresser, Wis., Paul, Physical Therapy, WITH DIS­ Public Health Nursing TINCTION Peter John Odenbrett, Melrose, Medi­ Ruth Allene Deeter Davis, Rolette, cal Technologyt N.D., Public Health Nursing Rose Rita O'Toole, Rochester, Medi­ Marit Moe Droivoldsmo, Farsjost, cal Technologyt Norway, Public Health Nursing Dorothy Louise Peterson, Duluth, Betty Marianna Hallberg, Hopkins, Public Health Nursing, WITH DIS­ Medical Technologyt TINCTION Evelyn Carolyn Hoffman, C.N., Creat Romelle Marian Pozniak, A.S., Vir­ Falls, Mont., Public Health Nurs­ ginia, Medical Technologyt ing, WITH DISTINCTION Annabel Regelman, Cable, Wis., Oc­ Elaine Carson Huseth, Wheaton, Ill., cupational Therapy, WITH DISTINC­ Public Health Nursing, WITH DIS­ TION TINCTION Edith Kathryn Russell, Midlothian, Helen Irene Jensen, Hutchinson, Texas, Medical Technologyt Medical Technologyt Janet Bauer Schultz, St. Paul, Medical Carolyn Edelle Johnson, Minneapolis, Technologyt Medical Technologyt Eula Marie Spohn, Windom, Kans., Marjorie Marie Kellogg, Yorkville, Ill., Public Health Nursing Publi,c Health Nursing Sally Caro Spooner, Watertown, S.D., Elaine Elizabeth Korhonen, C.N., Public Health Nursing Annandale, Public Health Nursing Bernita Margaret Stem, R.N., Wells, Johanna Mary Legierski, Minneapolis, Public Health Nursing Public Health Nursing Genevieve Berte Swanson, North St. Julianna Mary Legierski, Minneapolis, Paul, Medical Technologyt Public Health Nursing Carol Bodell Tveit, C.N., R.N., Otho, Arlene Frances McKercher, Minne­ Iowa, Public Health Nursing apolis, Public Health Nursing, WITH Olive Louise Walker, Hutchinson, DISTINCTION Public Health Nursing, WITH DIS­ TINCTION

Master of Public Health Dora Mildred Bailey, B.S., Rochester, Jennie Henriette Scheie, B.S., Minne­ N.Y. apolis Eunice Arline Claus, B.S., Ferguson, Lidwina Katherine Suek, R.N., B.S., Mo. Minneapolis Mildred Irean French, B.A., Indian­ Janet Campbell Thompson, B.S. in apolis, Ind. Ed., Terre Haute, Ind. Lucille Ciovando, B.A., B.Ap.Sc., Betty Telford Wells, B.S., Cleveland, Ladysmith, B.C., Canada Ohio Otto Kuscher, Jr., B.S., M.Ed., Irving­ Muriel Morgan Young, R.N., B.S., ton, N.J. Minneapolis

t These degrees are conferred subject to satisfactory completion of required practical work prior to March 22, 1951.

19 GRADUATE SCHOOL Master of Arts Melvin David Asch, Brooklyn, N.Y. Shih Hsuan Feng, Peiping, China B.S. '49, University of Illinois. Field of Con· B.S. '44, Yenching University. Field of Con­ centration: Political Science. centration: Physics.

Sylvia C. Besser, Minneapolis Jacob Lester Foreman, Hull, Iowa B.S. '40, University of Minnesota. Field of B.A. '46, Western Union College. Field of Concentration: Social Work. Concentration: Educational Administration. Paul Prehn Bey, Mason City, Iowa Kenneth DeWitt Garlock, Bemidji B.Phys. with distinction '48, University of B.A. cum laude '48, University of Minnesota. Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Physics. Field of Concentration: Political Science. Harold Orbeck Goodman, Minne- Harvey Burdick, Brooklyn, N.Y. B.A. cum laude '49, Syracuse University. Field apolis of Concentration: Psychology. B.A. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Zoology. Minor: Biostatistics. Thesis: Mutation Rate of the Gene for Fibrosis of the Pancreas. Howard Orville Buska, Benson B.S. '45, St. Cloud State Teachers College. Violet Greenberg, New York, N.Y. Field of Concentration: Educational Adminis· B.S. magna cum laude '47, Queens. College. tration. Field of Concentration: Child Welfare. John Munson Cook, Austin Victor A. Gunn, Indianola, Iowa B.A. magna cum laude '49, University of Min· B.A. '41, Simpson College. Major: Educa­ nesota. Field of Concentration: Psychology. tional Psychology. Minor: Education. Thesis: A Basic Counseling Service for a Small City John Edward Corrigan, Albert Lea School System (Sheldon, Iowa). B.A. cum laude '49, St. John'S University. Field of Concentration: Economics Thomas Noble Helvig B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Roy Clinton Dalton, St. Paul Concentration: Statistics. B.A. '49, Bethel College (St. Paul, Minn.). Field of Concentration: History. Ivar Vidrik Ivask, Minneapolis Cando Phil. '49, Philipps University (Ger­ many). Major: German. Minor: Art. Thesis: William Gordon Devitt, Loreburn, Gottfried Benn as Poet. Saskatchewan, Canada B.A. '41, B.Ed. '42, University of Saskatche· Frederick Raymond Jahn, Minneapolis wan. Field of Concentration: Educational Psy. B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of chology. Concentration: Political Science. Evelyn L. Evans, Marshall Murray Clemens Johnson, St. Paul B.A. magna cum laude '49, University of B.S. '43, University of Minnesota. Field of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Inter­ Concentration: Educational Psychology. national Relations. Joseph Thomas Kenneally, Minne- Robert Ernest Fagen, Minneapolis apolis B.A. magna cum laude '49, University of B.A. cum laude '49, University of Minnesota. Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Mathe­ Major: Political Science. Minor: Economics. matics. Thesis: The Regime of the European Inter­ national Waterways between World War I and World War II. Harvey Julius Feierabend, Grey Eagle B.S. with distinction '47, University of Minne­ John Andrew Knutson, Minneapolis sota. Field of Concentration: Industrial Edu­ LL.B. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of cation. Concentration: Business Administration. 20 David Lomen Koefod, Minneapolis Earl Warren Mundt, Epping, N.D. B.Ed. '35, Bemidji State Teachers College. B.S. in Ed. '40, University of North Dakota. Field of Concentration: Economics. Field of Concentration: Speech. Arne Lawrence Kowalzek, Little Falls Katherine Bye Murphy, Hibbing B.S. '-42, St. Cloud State Teachers College. B.A. '-49, University of Minnesota. Field of Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ Concentration: Speech. struction. Shirley Frances Orton, Walker Robert B. Krueger, Bayport B.S. '47, Bemidji State Teachers College. B.S. '-49, River Falls State Teachers College. Field of Concentration: Zoology. Field of Concentration: Educational Admin­ istration. Donald Robert Peterson, Minneapolis B.A. summa cum laude '4S, University of David Arthur Leonard, Lincoln, Neb. Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Psychol­ B.A. '49, Grinnell College. Field of Concen­ ogy. tration: Psychology. Samuel Keller Pollock, Hopkins Fred Emil Lukermann, Minneapolis B.A. '40, Williams College. Major: Philosophy. B.S. with high distinction '-4S, University of Minor: English. Thesis: The Humanism of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: History. Irving Babbitt. Duane Richard Lund, Staples George McCutchan Powell, Fayette­ B.A. cum laude '-47, Macalester College. Field ville, Ark. of Concentration: Educational Psychology. B.A. '49, University of Arkansas. Field of Concentration: Economics. George Pete Makas, Minneapolis B.A. '-44, University of Chicago. Field of Con­ John Hamelin Powers, Robbinsdale centration: Music. B.A. '-47, College of St. Thomas. Field of Concentration: Psychology. Helen S. Manheimer, New York, N.Y. B.A. '-4S, Queens College. Field of Concen­ Shirley Marie Prellwitz, Minneapolis tration: Child Welfare. B.S. '4S, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: American Studies. Willard Charles McKinny, Litchfield B.A. '41, Augsburg College. Field of Concen­ Joanne Turner Radlow, Louisville, Ky. tration: Educational Administration. B.A. with honors '-46, University of Louisville. Field of Concentration: English. Charles Williams Miller, Fond du Lac, Wis. Forrest Rex Reinhardt, Lewiston, B.S. '4S, Marquette University. Field of Con­ Idaho centration: Economics. B.S. '-47, University of Idaho. Major: Soci­ ology. Minor: Statistics. Thesis: A Test of Vera Marianne Millington-Herrmann, Hypotheses Specifically Related to the Cross­ Berlin, Germany Sectional Distribution of Population Densities of Cities. Graduate '-4S, Heidelberg University. Field of Concentration: Educational Psychology. Roger William Riesgraf, Carver B.S. '-4S, Mankato State Teachers College. Harvey Mitchell, Winnipeg, Mani- Field of Concentration: Physical Education. toba, Canada B.A. with honors '-49, University of Manitoba. Constance Ross, Toronto, Ontario, Major: History. Minor: Political Science. Canada Thesis: Some Aspects of French Peace B.A. '#, University of Toronto. Field of Con­ Thought from the Dreyfus Affair to 1914. centration: Child Welfare. Dorothy Elaine Mudge, Minneapolis Rose Marie Service, Houghton, Mich. B.Ed. '36, Duluth State Teachers College. B.A. '#, Michigan State Normal College. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ Field of Concentration: Curriculum and In­ struction. struction.

21 Victor LeRoi Shudlick, Rice Lake, Sheldon Stryker, St. Paul Wis. B.A. summa cum laude '48, University of B.Ed. '39, Whitewater State Teachers College. Minnesota. Major: Sociology. Minor: Psy­ Field of Concentration: Educational Admin· chology. Thesis: The Socio-Structural Pre­ istration. conditions of Anti-Semitism. Sister Catherine Ann Tauer, St. Paul \Villiam Carl Sundberg, Minneapolis B.A. '41, College of St. Catherine. Field of B.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Educational Administration. Concentration: Educational Administration. Sister St. Teresa Irvine, Minneapolis Magda Isabelle TaIIe, Minneapolis B.A. '35, College of St. Catherine. Field of B.S. with distinction '40, University of Minne· Concentration: Spanish. sota. Field of Concentration: Curriculum and Instruction. Carleton Herbert Sitz, New VIm B.A. '47, Yale University. Field of Concen· Niels Thorpe, Minneapolis tration: Education. B.S. '36, University of Minnesota. Major: Scandinavian. Minors: English and History. Bertram Joseph Smith, Hempstead, Thesis: Peter Nielsen's Story. A story of N.Y. Danish peasant life for American readers. Bacc. en Phil. '39, University of Louvain. Arnold Jackson Tingley, Amherst, Field of Concentration: Psychology. Nova Scotia, Canada Paul Stark, New York, N.Y. B.A. summa cum laude '49, Mount Allison B.A. magna cum laude '49, Syracuse Univer­ University. Field of Concentration: Mathe­ sity. Major: Child Welfare. Minor: Psy­ matics. chology. Thesis: An Attempt to Differentiate Delinquents from Non-Delinquents by Tests John Felix Trainor, Minneapolis of Dominance Behavior, Dominance Feeling, B.A. cum laude '43, College of St. Thomas. and the Goodenough Drawing of a Man. Field of Concentration: Economics.

Master of Business Administration Arnold Fletcher Hofstad, Duluth Oiva Juho Jaskari, Nurmo, Finland B.S. '41, Northwestern University. Field of B.A. '46, Helsinki University; M.A. '48, Uni­ Concentration: Business Administration. versity of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Business Administration.

Master of Science Robert William Berg, St. Paul William David Cohen, Minneapolis B.S. with distinction '41, University of Minne­ B.S. cum laude '47, State University of Iowa. sota. Field of Concentration: Poultry Hus­ Major: Physiological Chemistry. Minor: Or­ bandry. ganic Chemistry. Thesis: The Effects of Adrenocortical Hormones and of Fasting on Julio Bird-Pinero, Santurce, Puerto the Peptidase Activity of Rat Tissues. Rico B.S. '48, University of Puerto Rico. Major: Plant Pathology. Minor: Horticulture. Thesis: Reynold Paul Dahl, Willmar The Fungi Associated with Pepper Wilt in B.S. with high distinction '49, University of Southern Minnesota. Minnesota. Major: Agricultural Economics. Minor: Economics. Thesis: An Economic Bryant William CaIrow, Cupertino, Analysis of Short-term Agricultural Loans of Calif. Selected Minnesota Rural Banks. B.S. '47, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Dairy Husbandry.

22 Homer David Fausch, Crookston Frederick Joseph Pusch, Fairfax B.S. with high distinction '47, University of B.S. '48, St. John's University. Major: Or­ Minnesota. Major: Animal Husbandry. Minor: ganic Chemistry. Minor: Inorganic Chemistry. Zoology (Genetics). Thesis: A Study of the Thesis: The Nitration and Cleavage of a 2- Relationship between Inbreeding and Varia­ Benzylthioimidazole. bility in the Minnesota No. 2 Swine. Donald Arthur Schmidt, Wittenberg, Robert Ellery Fulmer, Ames, Iowa* Wis. B.S. '46, Iowa State College. Field of Con­ B.S. '44, University of Wisconsin; D.V.M. centration: Organic Chemistry. '47, Michigan State College. Major: Compara­ tive Pathology. Minor: Bacteriology. Thesis: Lavaniel Lee Henderson, Washington, Histologic Alterations of the Brain of the Dog Tex. at Various Intervals after Death. B.S. in Ag. '49, Prairie View Agricultural and Mechanical College. Field of Concentration: James Duncan Schroder, Guelph, Plant Physiology and Agricultural Botany. Ontario, Canada D.V.M. '42, Ontario Veterinary College. William Edwin Howell, Colbome, Major: Comparative Pathology. Minor: Vet­ erinary Medicine. Thesis: An Experimental Ontario, Canada Study of the Effects of Ultrasonics on the B.S. in Ag. '49, Ontario Agricultural College. Transmissible Walker Rat Carcinoma. Field of Concentration: Animal Husbandry. John Harris Schwab, St. Cloud Mahmoud Adl-Eldin Ibrahim, Tanta, B.A. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Egypt Bacteriology. Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. B.Sc.Agr. '42, University of Cairo. Major: Thesis: An Evaluation of the Method of Dif­ Plant Genetics. Minor: Botany. Thesis: Cyto­ fusion Gradients in the Study of Mixed Pre­ genetic Studies of Tertiary Trisomics in Maize cipitating Systems and a Comparison with the Derived from a Translocation Heterozygote. Quantitative Precipitin Method. Edward Sturm, Brooklyn, N.Y. Bertis L. Jones, West Frankfort, Ill. B.A. '48, New York University. Major: B.S. '49, Southern Illinois University. Field of Geology. Minor: Soils. Thesis: A Sedimentary Concentration: Public Health. Study of the River Terraces of Chugwater Creek, Laramie and Platte Counties, Wyo. Albert William Kranzler, Brookings, S.D_ Alan Thomas, Havertown, Pa. B.S.Ed. '37, University of North Dakota. Field B.S. '49, Pennsylvania State College. Major: of Concentration: Mathematics. Dairy Husbandry. Minor: Agricultural Bio­ chemistry. Thesis: Polymorphism in Butterfat. Miner John Markuson, Jr., Amherst, Jean McLeod Voegeli, Minneapolis Mass. B.S. '46, University of Minnesota. Major: B.S. magna cum laude '48, University of Botany. Minor: Zoology. Thesis: The Anatomy Massachusetts. Field of Concentration: Ana­ and Ecology of Ampelothamnus phillyreae· lytical Chemistry. folius, a Climbing Heath. Ruth Blanchard Wilson, Excelsior B.A. cum laude '40, B.S. '42, University of Minnesota. Field of Concentration: Geology.

Master of Science in Aeronautical Engineering Robert Lewis Abbott, Clarinda, Iowa Charles Edward Dole, Chestertown, B.S. '38, Iowa State College. Major: Aero­ Md. nautical Engineering (Aircraft Structures) . B.S. in M.E. '41, Drexel Institute of Tech­ Minor: Aeronautical Engineering (Aerody­ nology. Major: Aeronautical Engineering (Air­ namics). Thesis: Inspection Methods for Use craft Structures). Minor: Aeronautical Engi­ on Stressed Aircraft Members of Sandwich neering (Aerodynamics). Thesis: Transverse Type Construction. Shear Stress Distribution in Circular Metalite Plates. * Degree conferred as of June 10, 1950. 23 James Patrick Doyle, Omaha, Neb. Elwood Charles Mildahn, Rochester, B.A. '37, Nebraska State Teachers College. N.Y. Major: Aeronautical Engineering. Minor: Me­ B.Aero.E. '37, Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti­ chanical Engineering. Thesis: A Study of the tute. Major: Aeronautical Engineering. Minor: Mixing of Steady and Unsteady Flow in Gases Mechanical Engineering. Thesis: Air Film by the Hydraulic Analogue. Cooling of a Metal Surface Exposed to High Temperature and High Velocity Gases. Tien Theodore Lan, Fukien, China Lewis Walter Squires, Fort Wayne, B.S. in C.E. 'i8, St. John's University (China). Field of Concentration: Aeronautical Engineer­ Ind. ing. B.S. '41, U.S. Naval Academy. Major: Aero­ nautical Engineering (Aircraft Structures). Minor: Aeronautical Engineering (Aerody­ Edward Terhune LaRoe, Mahwah, namics) . Thesis: A Theoretical Design of N.J. Reinforcing Rings for Circular Cutouts in U.S. Naval Postgraduate School. Major: Aero­ Flat Plates in Tension. nautical Engineering. Minor: Mechanical En­ gineering. Thesis: The Development of an Robert Martin Strieter, Rock Island, Experimental Technique for Procuring Shadow­ Ill. graphs of the Combustion Process within a B.S. 'iI, U.S. Naval Academy. Major: Aero­ Turbo-jet Combustion Chamber. nautical Engineering. Minor: Mechanical En­ gineering. Thesis: Relation between Acoustic Phenomena and Dynamic Thrust.

Master of Science in Agricultural Engineering Harold Arthur Cloud, St. Paul Lawrence William Larson, Meridian, B.Ag.E. with high distinction '49, University Idaho of Minnesota. Major: Agricultural Engineer­ B.S. '49, University of Idaho. Major: Agri­ ing. Minor: Civil Engineering. Thesis: The cultural Engineering. Minor: Soils. Thesis: Calibration and Field Use of the Nylon Elec­ Design and Construction of a Combination trical Resistance Block as Indicators of Soil Spring Release and Hydraulic Cnshion Hitch Moisture. for a Tractor-drawn Plow.

Master of Science in Anesthesiology Anthony Nicholas Fazio, Brooklyn, N.Y. B.S. '39, St. John'S University; M.D. 'i3, New York Medical College. Major: Anesthesiology. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Factors Influenc­ ing the Resistance of Albino Rats to Anoxic Anoxia.

Master of Science in Chemical Engineering Norman Loren Carr, Chicago, Ill. Charles William Siegmund, Park B.S. with honors 'i6, University of Illinois. Ridge, Ill. Major: Chemical Engineering. Minor: Mathe­ B.S.Ch.E. '49, Illinois Institute of Technology. matics. Thesis: A Theoretical Study of Heat Major: Chemical Engineering. Minor: Physi­ Transfer and Mass Transfer in Fluidized Beds. cal Chemistry. Thesis: A Numerical Method of Calculating the Depth of Adsorption Beds. Shui-Yueh Hsu, Shanghai, China B.S. 'i3, Hangchow University. Field of Con­ Harold Wilansky, Minneapolis centration: Chemical Engineering. B.Ch.E. '48, Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. Major: Chemical Engineering. Minor: Metal­ lography. Thesis: Kinetics of the Esterification of Substituted Benzoic Acids. 24 Master of Science in Civil Engineering Otto Gerald Bonestroo, Willmar John Joseph Pepe, New York, N.Y. B.C.E. •... 9. University of Minnesota. Field of B.C.E. ''''9, Manhattan College. Major: Civil Concentration: Civil Engineering (Sanitary Engineering (Sanitary Engineering). Minor: Engineering) . Civil Engineering (Hydraulics). Thesis: Den­ sity Currents and Dispersion Indices in Water Chao Pe Jen, Ishing, China and Sewage Treatment. B.S. •... 1. National Central University (China); M.S. in C.E. ''''7, University of Pennsylvania. Chi-Neng Shen, Hongkong, China Major: Civil Engineering. Minor: Mathe­ B.Sc. '39, National Tsing Hua University. matics and Mechanics. Thesis: An Investiga­ Field . of Concentration: Civil Engineering tion of the Validity of the "Equivalent Beam (Structures) . Method" for Analyzing Anchored Sheet Piling Walls. Walter Eugene Williams, Brooklyn, N.Y. B.C.E. •... 9, Manhattan College. Major: Civil Engineering (Sanitary Engineering). Minor: Civil Engineering (Hydraulics). Thesis: The Significance of the Velocity Constant in Stream Analysis.

Master of Science in Dentistry Dwight Samuel Chernausek, Hutchin- Donald Raymond Kennedy, Moscow, son Idaho D.D.S. ''''6, University of Minnesota. Major: D.D.S. ''''S, University of Minnesota. Major: Dentistry (Oral Pathology). Minor: Bacteri· Dentistry (Oral Surgery). Minor: Bacteriology. ology. Thesis: The Effect of Certain Constitu­ Thesis: Results of Experimental Introduction ents of Ammoniated Dentifrices on Experi­ of Streptococci into the Root Canals of the mental Dental Caries in the Syrian Hamster. Rhesus Monkey.

Master of Science in Dermatology and Syphilology Allan Alvin Dixon, Calgary, Alberta, William Henry Eyster, Jr., Lewisburg, Canada Pa. B.Sc. '-is, M.D. '-is, University of Alberta. B.S. '39, Bucknell University; M.D. '43, Uni. Major: Dermatology and Syphilology. Minor: versity of Pennsylvania. Major: Dermatology Pathology. Thesis: Studies on the Response and Syphilology. Minor: Histopathology. of Circulating Leucocytes to Eosinophilic Auto­ Thesis: Multiple Glomus Tumors. hemotherapy.

Master of Science in Electrical Engineering Maoling Liu, Shantung, China B.E.E. '29, University of Minnesota. Major: Electrical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics. Thesis: A Study of the Effects on the Starting Characteristics by Connecting Capacitors in Series with a Three Phase Induction Motor.

25 Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering Peng Chin, Kiangsu, China Herbert Earl Johnson III, Boulder, B.S. '35, National Central University (China). Colo. Field of Concentration: Mechanical Engineer­ B.S. with special honors '44, University of ing. Colorado. Major: Mechanical Engineering. Minor: Mathematics and Mechanics. Thesis: Richard J. Goldstein, New York, N.Y. An Investigation of the Composition of Crank­ B.M.E. '48, Cornell University. Field of Con­ case Gases in Internal Combustion Engines. centration: Mechanical Engineering. Lowell Marshall Miller, St. Paul B.M.E. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Mechanical Engineering (Internal Combustion Engines). Minor: Mechanical Engineering (Machine Design). Thesis: The Theory and Performance of a Diesel Engine Fuel Activator.

Master of Science in Medicine Howard Arne Andersen, Rochester Eugene Joseph Ellis, Los Angeles, B.S. '40, M.D. '43, University of Minnesota. Calif. Major: Medicine. Minor: Surgical Pathology. B.A. '40, M.D. '43, University of Southern Thesis: Cytologic Diagnosis of Carcinoma of California. Major: Medicine. Minor: Physi­ the Esophagus and Cardia of the Stomach. ology. Thesis: An Analysis of Methods for Recording Intracardiac and Vascular Pressures Warren Philip Ball, Muncie, Ind. by Means of Cardiac Catheters. B.A. '40, M.D. '42, Indiana University. Major: Medicine. Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: Benjamin Franklin Fuller, Jr., St. Paul The Pancreas in Chronic Ulcerative Colitis. B.A. cum laude, B.S. '43, M.D. '46, Univer­ sity of Minnesota. Major: Medicine. Minor: H. Stanley Bennett, Rochester Physiological Chemistry. Thesis: Studies of B.A. '42, Oberlin College; M.D. '45, Harvard the Metabolism of Glycine Labeled with N'" Medical School. Major: Medicine. Minor: and C" on the Alpha Carbon Atom. Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: The Testis, Prostate, and Breast in Males with Cirrhosis George William Jones, Rochester of the Liver. B.A. '43, Macalester College; M.D. '46, Uni­ versity of Minnesota. Major: Medicine. Minor: Robert Joseph Boucek, Pittsburgh, Pa. Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: The Liver in M.D. '43, University of Pittsburgh. Major: Chronic Ulcerative Colitis. Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Experi­ mental Constrictive Pericarditis in Dogs: (a) A Julian Roland Borck Knutson, Study of Differential Inflow Tract Compres­ St. Cloud sion, (b) Analysis of the Induced Circulatory B.S. Cum laude '39, St. John's University; Failure. M.D. '-f3, University of Minnesota. Major: Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Studies Donald King Buffmire, Rochester on the Mechanism of Diuresis with Salyrgan B.S. '44, M.D. '47, Northwestern University. (Mersalyl) in Congestive Heart Failure. Major: Medicine. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Factors Responsible for Negative Cyto­ Edward Wynne Lowman, Charleston, logic Findings in Bronchogenic Carcinoma. S.C. Murray Dworetzky, New York, N.Y_ B.S. '36, The Citadel; M.D. '40, Medical B.A. '38, University of Pennsylvania; M.D_ College of South Carolina. Major: Medicine. '42, Long Island College of Medicine. Major: Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: Muscle Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Studies and Peripheral Nerve Changes in Rheumatoid of the Passage of Histamine across the Mucous Arthritis and Lupus Erythematosus. Membrane of the Small Bowel of Guinea Pigs.

26 Theodore Henry Noehren, Salt Lake Wyman Platt Sloan, Jr., Atlanta, Ga. City, Utah B.A. '''0, M.A. '''1, Emory University; M.D. B.A. '38, Williams College; M.D. '''2, Uni­ 'H, Tulane University. Major: Medicine. versity of Rochester. Major: Medicine. Minor: Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: Local Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: A Comparison Complications of Chronic Ulcerative Colitis. of the Amino-acid Content in Pleural Effu­ sions of Various Disease States. Maurice Havelyn Stauffer, Rochester B.A. '37, M.D. '''1, Kansas University. Major: Medicine. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Robert Clayworth Painter, Grand Needle Biopsy of the Liver. Forks, N.D. B.S. '38, M.D. '''1, University of Chicago. Bowen Eacritt Taylor, Rochester Major: Medicine. Minor: Pathologic Anatomy. B.A. '''0, M.D. '''3, University of Nebraska. Thesis: Measurement of the Arteriole in Co­ Major: Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: arctation of the Aorta. Studies of the Pulmonary and Systemic Ar­ terial Pressure in Cases of Patent Ductus Arteriosus with Special Reference to Effects Homer David Peabody, Jr., San Diego, of Surgical Closure. Calif. B.S. '''1, Harvard University; M.D. ' ...., Co­ Theodore Turnbull, Kewanee, Ill. lumbia University. Major: Medicine. Minor: B.S. '''1, Monmouth College; M.D. '''5, Pathologic Anatomy. Thesis: Pulmonary Fibro­ Northwestern University. Major: Medicine. sis of Undetermined Origin. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: A Study of the Mechanism for the Increase in Arterial Oxygen Capacity Produced by Mild Exercise in Man.

Master of Science in Obstetrics and Gynecology Philip LeRoy Smith, Manchester, Ind. B.A. '''1, University of Indiana; M.D. '.... , St. Louis University. Major: Obstetrics and Gynecology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Ovarian Carcinoma of Metastatic Origin.

Master of Science in Ophthalmology Graham Burton Milburn, San Antonio, Tex. B.A. '38, University of Texas; M.D. '''2, Uni­ versity of Pennsylvania. Major: Ophthalmology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: A Study of Der­ moid Tumors Occurring about the Eye.

Master of Science in Orthopedic Surgery George Marcy Hart, Jr., Minot, N.D. Charles Arthur Spaulding, Jr., Car- B.S. '39, M.D. '44, Northwestern University. mel, Calif. Major: Orthopedic Surgery. Minor: Surgical B.A. '37, M.D. '''3, Stanford University. Pathology. Thesis: Intermittent Hydrarthrosis. Major: Orthopedic Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Plantar Warts: Their Eti­ ology, Pathology and Treatment.

27 Master of Science in Otolaryngology and Rhinology Joseph Walter Begley, Jr., Evansville, Ind. B.S. '43, M.D. '46, Northwestern University. Major: Otolaryngology and Rhinology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: The Histology and Histogenesis of Cholesteatoma of the Middle Ear and Mastoid.

Master of Science in Physical Medicine Joseph Peter Engel, Calgary, Alberta, Canada M.D.C.M. '44, University of Manitoba. Major: Physical Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: The Effect of Microwaves on Bone and Bone Marrow and Adjacent Tissues.

Master of Science in Radiology John Watson Beeler, Indianapolis, Ind. B.S. '42, M.D. '44, Indiana University. Major: Radiology. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Roentgen Aspects of Eventration of the Dia· phragm.

Master of Science in Surgery Phil Louis Barringer, Hickory, N.C. Edward Martin Miller, Brookline, B.A. '38, Lenoir.Rhyne College (Hickory); Mass. M.D. '42, Jefferson Medical College. Major: B.A. '41, Yale University; M.D. '44, Columbia Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Thesis: University. Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Studies on the Venous Spread of Cancer of Pathology. Thesis: Carcinoma in the Region the Bowel. of the Papilla of Vater. A Clinicopathological Nicholas Gus Boosalis, Faribault Study of Resected Cases. B.A. '39, M.D. '41, University of Minnesota. Major: Surgery. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: A William Click Robinson, Lexington, Study of the Effect of Certain Drugs on the Ky. Sphincter of Oddi in Man. B.S. '38, University of Kentucky; M.D. '42, Tulane University. Major: Surgery. Minor: John Carney Cashin, Adams, Mass. Surgical Pathology. Thesis: Radioactive Iodine B.A. '39, Holy Cross College; M.D.C.M. '43, Uptake in Adenomatous Goiter: Correlation McGill University. Major: Surgery. Minor: of Uptake with Thyroid Cell and Follicle Size. Pathology. Thesis: The Effect of a Methyl Methacrylate Prosthesis Following Unilateral Pneumonectomy in the Rat. Richard John Webber, Minneapolis B.A. '37, Carleton College; M.D. '42, Uni· James William Devney, Rochester versity of Minnesota. Major: Surgery. Minor: B.S. '41, M.D. '44, University of Minnesota. Pathology. Thesis: Some Observations on Major: Surgery. Minor: Surgical Pathology. Postoperative Anoxic Anoxia. Thesis: Multiple Primary Malignant Lesions Involving Different Major Divisions of the Alimentary Tract.

28 Master of Science in Urology Michael James Feeney, Pierre, S.D. B.S. '42, University of North Dakota; M.D. '43, Duke University. Major: Urology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: Infection Following Trans­ urethral Resection of the Prostate Gland.

Doctor of Philosophy Charles Raymond Adrian, Mount Ver- William Holman Cartwright, Jr., non, Iowa Auburndale, Mass. B.A. '47, Cornell College; M.A. '48, Univer­ B.S. with high distinction '37, M.A. '42, sity of Minnesota. Major: Political Science. University of Minnesota. Major: History. Minor: Economics. Thesis: The Nonpartisan Minor: Education. Thesis: A History of the Legislature in Minnesota. Major Adviser: Pro­ Teaching of American History. Major Ad­ fessor L. M. Short. viser: Professor G. M. Stephenson. Aaron David Baskin, Roslyn, N.Y. Alfred Wen-Jen Chow, Shanghai, B.A. '37, New York University; M.S. '47, China Rutgers University. Major: Plant Pathology. B.S. '46, University of Michigan. Major: Minor: Botany. Thesis: The Fungicidal and Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Minor: Organic Herbicidal Action of Cyanamides. Major Ad­ Chemistry. Thesis: Some New Esters of viser: Professor E. C. Stakman. p·carboxy-Benzamidine. Major Adviser; Pro­ fessor Ole Gisvold. Daniel Marshall Benjamin, Waukesha, Evelyn Doris Corbett, Akron, Ohio Wis. B.A. '28, M.A. in Ed. '29, University of B.S. '39, M.S. '-46, University of Minnesota. Akron. Major: Spanish. Minor: Area Studies: Major: Entomology. Minor: Plant Pathology. Latin America. Thesis: La Influencia de la Thesis: Biology and Ecology of the Red­ Tierra en la Novela Contemporanea Riopla­ headed Pine Sawfly, NeodiprioD Iecontei tense. Major Adviser: Professor W. T. Patti­ (Fitch), and Notes on Its Control. Major son. Adviser: Professor A. C. Hodson. Herbert Thomas Coutts, Edmonton, Joel Bitman, Newark, N.J. Alberta, Canada B.A. '-46, Cornell University; M.S. '48, Uni­ B.A. '35, University of Toronto; M.A. '42, versity of Minnesota. Major: Physiological University of Alberta. Major: Education. Chemistry. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: A Minor: English. Thesis: The Relation be­ Study of the Acetate Buffer Hydrolysis of tween the Reading Competence of Alberta the Conjugated 17-Ketosteroids of Normal Ninth·Grade Pupils in Four Content Fields Male Urine. Major Adviser: Professor Saul and Their Achievement in Those Fields. Cohen. Major Advisers: Professors D. V. Smith and Sara Elizabeth Blackwell, Smithfield, G. L. Bond. Pa. Louis Samuel Cuendet, Cossonay, B. S. with honors '38, M.S. '44, The Penn­ Switzerland sylvania State College. Major: Home Econom­ M.S. '46, Federal Technical· Institute (Switz­ ics Education. Minor: Home Economics. erland). Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. Thesis: Development of Instruments for Minor: Bacteriology. Thesis: Researches on Evaluating Certain Aspects of High School a Fructosan and a Hemicellulose of Rye and Homemaking Programs. Major Adviser: Pro­ a Galactomannan of the Carob Bean. Major fessor C. B. Amy. Adviser: Professor Fred Smith. J. W. Britain, St. Paul Dale Marshall DeLaitsch, Colfax, B.A. '42, Rice Institute; M.S. '49, University Wis. of Minnesota. Major: Organic Chemistry. B.S. '44, University of Chicago; B.A. '46, Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: The Ac­ St. Olaf College. Major: Organic Chemistry. tion of Concentrated Sulfuric Acid on Some Minor: Analytical Chemistry. Thesis: The N-Alkylbenzoylacetanilides. Major Adviser: Pro· Protection of Hydroxyl and Sulfhydryl Groups. fessor C. F. Koelsch. Major Adviser: Professor W. E. Parham. 29 Gerald Tunis Den Hartog, Otley, Iowa Shivaraj Kuberappa Goni, Hubli, B.S. 'of7, Iowa State College; M.S. '50, Uni­ Bombay, India versity of Minnesota. Major: Plant Genetics. B.S. '40, University of Bombay; M.S. '49, Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: Agronomic University of Minnesota. Major: Dairy Hus­ and Malting Quality Characters of Barley as bandry. Minor: Animal Husbandry. Thesis: A Studied in 10 Crosses Having Mars as a Com­ Genealogical Study of the Holstein-Friesian mon Parent. Major Advisers: Professors J. W. Herd of Cattle at the Minnesota Central Lambert and H. K. Hayes. Agricultural Experiment Station. Major Ad­ visers: Professors T. W. Gullickson and M. C. Clarence Francis Dineen, Benson Hervey. B.Ed. '39, St. Cloud State Teachers College; M.S. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: DodbaIIapur Mahabalarao Gopinath, Zoology. Minor: Botany. Thesis: An Ecologi­ Bangalore, India cal Study of a Minnesota Pond. Major Adviser: B.Sc. (Hons.) '40, M.S. '41, University of Professor Samuel Eddy. Mysore. Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Botany. Frederick James Edeskuty, Minne- Thesis: A Cytogenetic Study of Deficiency Duplication in Certain Translocation Crosses apolis in Maize. Major Adviser: Professor C. R. B.Ch.E. with distinction '44, University of Burnham. Minnesota. Major: Chemical Engineering. Minor: Physics. Thesis: A Problem in Ad­ Irving Gordon, St. Paul sorption. Major Adviser: Professor N. R. B.Chem. with distinction '44, University of Amundson. Minnesota. Major: Organic Chemistry. Minors: Analytical Chemistry and Pharmaceutical William Herbert Edson, Eldora, Iowa Chemistry. Thesis: Studies in the Chemistry B.A. '39, Hastings College; M.A. '47, Univer­ of Dibenzofuran and p-Oxathiene. Major sity of Minnesota. Major: Educational Psy­ Adviser: Professor W. E. Parham. chology. Minor: Education. Thesis: A Study of the Relationships between Visual Charac­ Herbert Arthur Harland, Ferndale, teristics and Specific Silent Reading Abilities. ·Wash. Major Advisers: Professors G. L. Bond and B.S. '38, M.S. '41, The State College of W. W. Cook. Washington. Major: Dairy Husbandry. Minor: Irving Ehrenthal, New York, N.Y. Agricultural Biochemistry. Thesis: The Inter­ relationships of Processing Treatments and B.A. '39, Yeshiva College; M.S. '40, Univer­ sity of Michigan. Major: Agricultural Bio­ Oxidation-Reduction Systems as Factors Af­ chemistry. Minor: Organic Chemistry. Thesis: fecting the Keeping Quality of Dry Whole Studies on the Chemical Constitution of Milk. Major Adviser: Professor S. T. Coulter. Xylan. Major Adviser: Professor Fred Smith. Oscar Martin Haugh, White Bear Hussein Fahmy El-Issawi, Alexandria, Lake Egypt B.S. with high distinction '31, M.A. '40, B.S. '44, University of Cairo; M.S. '48, Uni­ University of Minnesota. Major: Education. versity of Minnesota. Major: Animal Hus­ Minor: English. Thesis: The Comparative bandry. Minor: Plant Genetics. Thesis: A Value of Reading and Listening in the Acqui­ Genealogy Study of Three Inbred Lines of sition of Information and the Changing of Shropshire Sheep. Major Adviser: Professor Attitudes of Eleventh Grade Students. Major L. M. Winters. Adviser: Professor D. V. Smith. LeRoy Everett Everson, Ames, Iowa Ralph Martin Heinicke, New York, B.S. with distinction '39, M.S. '48, University N.Y. of Minnesota. Major: Agronomy. Minor: B.S. '36, Cornell University. Major: Agricul­ Botany. Thesis: The Effect of 2,4-Dichloro­ tural Biochemistry. Minor: Physical Chemistry. phenoxyacetic Acid on Certain Weed and Thesis: Studies on Phospholipides. Major Ad­ Crop Seeds. Major Adviser: Professor R. S. viser: Prof. D. R. Briggs. Dunham. Robert Wesley Henderson, Hermis- Samuel Herman Friedman, Hartford, ton, Ore. Conn. B.S. '38, Oregon State College. Major: Plant B.A. '43, Ohio University. Major: Psychology. Genetics. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: Minor: Psychiatry. Thesis: Psychometric Ef­ Inheritance of Rubber Percentage in Taraxa­ fects of Frontal and Parietal Lobe Brain cum Kok-Saghyz. Major Adviser: Professor Damage. Major Adviser: Professor P. E. Meehl. H. K. Hayes. 30 Horace Edward Hood, Sparta, Ill. Alan Robert Pawelek, Thorp, Wis. B.S. in Chern. with highest honors '44, Uni­ B.Ed. :36, W~non~ State Teachers College; versity of Illinois. Major: Organic Chemistry. M.A. .38, U~uverslty of Minnesota. Major: Minor: Physiological Chemistry. Thesis: The Educahon. Mmor: Industrial Education. The­ Synthesis of Compounds Related to Morphine; sis: Nation's Offerings and Activities in Air­ Partial Nuclear Hydrogenation of N-Methyl-Z­ A~e Instr~ction of General Education Import, Methoxy-I-Naphthaleneethylamine. Major Ad­ WIth Parhcul~r Reference to the Preparation viser: Professor C. F. Koelsch. and Upgradmg of Teachers: Justifications Present Status and Suggestion of Programs: Raymond Ellwood Hopponen, New Content, Procedures and Instructional Aids. York Mills Major Adviser: Professor H. J. Smith. B.S. '43, University of Minnesota. Major: Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Minors: Organic Gerald William Probst, Morris Chemistry and Pharmacology. Thesis: A Phyto­ B.S. cum laude '43, College of St. Thomas; chemical Investigation of Digitalis Lanata. M.S. '49, University of Minnesota. Major: Major Adviser: Professor Ole Gisvold. Agricultural Biochemistry. Minor: Organic Chemistry. Thesis: Some Studies on the Bio­ synthesis of Ascorbic Acid in the Rat. Major Jarold Alan Kieffer, Minneapolis Adviser: Professor M. O. Schultze. B.A. '47, University of Minnesota. Major: Political Science. Minor: History: Thesis: An Analysis of Sectional Voting on Appropria­ Marco Rabinovitz, Philadelphia, Pa. tions for the Armed Forces, 1789 to 1815. B.S. '44, University of Pennsylvania. Major: Major Adviser: Professor A. N. Christensen. Agriculhual Biochemistry. Minor: Physiologi­ cal Chemistry. Thesis: Studies on the Bio­ logical Function of Vitamin E. Major Adviser: Walter John Kleinschmidt, Evansville, Professor P. D. Boyer. Ind. B.S. '40, Indiana University; M.S. '49, Uni­ Harold Richardson, Minneapolis versity of Minnesota. Major: Agricultural Bio­ B.A. magna cum laude '46, M.A. '48, Univer­ chemistry. Minor: Bacteriology. Thesis: Bio­ sity of Minnesota. Major: Psychology. Minor: chemical Studies of Antigens and Antibodies Educational Psychology. Thesis: The Efficacy and Their Interaction. Major Adviser: Profes­ of Group Preparation for Counseling. Major sor P. D. Boyer. Advisers: Professors D. G. Paterson and Henry Borow. Yashwant Ram Mehta, Allahabad, India Franklin Moore Robinson, Antrim, B.S. '34, M.S. '38, University of Allahabad. Major: Horticulture. Minor: Plant Genetics. N_H. Thesis: A Study of Certain Economic Char­ B.S. with distinction '43, Worcester Poly­ acters of F, Potato Seedlings and Their Par­ technic Institute. Major: Organic Chemistry. ents. Major Adviser: Professor F. A. Krantz. Minor: Physical Chemistry. Thesis: Studies of the Synthesis and Chemical Transforma­ tions of Ketopyrrolidines. Major Adviser: Pro­ Henry Madison Morris, Jr., Houston, fessor C. F. Koelsch. Tex. B.S.C.E. '39, Rice Institute; M.S.C.E. '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Civil Engi­ Thomas Hayden Rogers, Auburn, Ala. neering. Minors: Mathematics and Geology. B.S. '31, M.S. '41, Alabama Polytechnic Insti­ Thesis: A New Concept of Flow in Rough tute. Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Plant Conduits. Major Adviser: Professor L. G. Physiology. Thesis: Methods of Breeding Straub. Crimson Clover (Trifalium incamatum). Major Adviser: Professor H. K. Hayes. Allison Ralph Palmer, Bound Brook, N.J. Norman Lee Smith, Port Arthur, Tex. B.S. '46, Pennsylvania State College. Major: B.S. '43, University of Arkansas. Major: Geology. Minor: Zoology. Thesis: The Fauna Chemical Engineering. Minor: Economics. of the Upper Cambrian Riley Formation in Thesis: The Effect of Diffusion in Hetero­ Central Texas. Major Adviser: Professor W. C. geneous Systems. Major Adviser: Professor Bell. N. R. Amundson.

31 Elmer Lawrence Thomas, St. Paul Earl Wilbert Turner, Bozeman, Mont. B.S. '41, Ohio State University; M.S. '43, B.S. '46, M.S. '47, Montana State College. University of Minnesota. Major: Dairy Hus­ Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. Minor: Bac­ bandry. Minor: Agricultural Biochemistry. teriology. Thesis: Protein Interaction Studies. Thesis: The Relation of Certain Factors to I. The Combination of Modified Serum the Volume Shrinkage of Ice Cream during Gamma Globulin with Other Proteins. II. Fac­ Storage. Major Adviser: Professor W. B. tors Effecting the Solubilization and Dissocia­ Combs. tion of Specific Diphtheria Toxoid-Antitoxin Precipitates. Major Adviser: Professor P. D. Charles Ivar Tollefson, Saskatoon, Boyer. Saskatchewan, Canada B.S.A. '40, M.S. '47, University of Saskatche­ Donald Z. Woods, St. Paul wan. Major: Agricultural Biochemistry. Minor: B.A. '37, State University of Iowa; M.A. '42, Bacteriology. Thesis: Studies with Lactose as University of Minnesota. Major: Speech. a Dietary Component for the Rat. Major Ad­ Minor: English. Thesis: A History of the viser: Professor M. O. Schultze. Theater in Minneapolis, Minnesota, from the Beginning to 1883. Major Adviser: Professor Robert Gene Tucker, Springfield, Mo. F. M. Whiting. B.A. with high distinction '40, Southwestern Missouri State College; M.S. '48, University Leo Sterling Wortman, Jr., Mexico, of Minnesota. Major: Physiological Hygiene. D.F., Mexico Minor: Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Thesis: The B.S. with high distinction '043, Oklahoma Relationship in Man between the Protein­ Agricultural and Mechanical College; M.S. bound Iodine in the Serum and the Basal '48, University of Minnesota. Major: Plant Metabolic Rate. Major Adviser: Professor Ancel Genetics. Minor: Plant Pathology. Thesis: Keys. The Inheritance of Cold-Test Reaction in Zea mays. Major Adviser: Professor E. H. Rinke.

Chao-Su Wu, Foochow, China B.A. '42, National Central University (China). Major: Plant Genetics. Minor: Plant Pa· thology. Thesis: Inheritance of Leaf Rust Re­ action and Other Characters in a Spring Wheat Cross. Major Adviser: Professor E. R. Ausemus.

Doctor of Philosophy in Medicine Charles Adrian Michael Hogben, Edward Henry Morgan, Seattle, Madison, Wis. Wash. B.S. '41, M.D. '043, University of Wisconsin. B.A. '38, DePauw University; M.D. '43, Major: Medicine. Minor: Physiology. Thesis: Northwestern University. Major: Medicine. Renal Excretion of Phosphate. Major Adviser: Minor: Physiology. Thesis: The Relationship Dr. J. L. Bollman. of Arterial Oxygen Tension and Saturation to Alveolar Oxygen Pressure in Normal SuD­ jects. Major Adviser: Dr. H. B. Burchell.

Doctor of Philosophy in Ophthalmology Louis Daily, Jr., Houston, Tex. B.S. '40, Harvard College; M.D. '043, Univer­ sity of Texas. Major: Ophthalmology. Minor: Pathology. Thesis: The Effect of Microwaves on the Eye. Major Adviser: Dr. K. G. Wakim.

32 Doctor of Philosophy in Surgery

George Eugene Moore, Minneapolis B.A. •... 2. M.A. •... 3. M.D. •... 6. University of Minnesota. Major: Surgery. Minor: Cancer Biology. Thesis: Diagnosis and Localization of Brain Tumors. A Clinical and Experi­ mental Study Employing F1uorescent and Radioactive Tracer Methods. Major Adviser: Dr. O. H. Wangensteen.

33 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, 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 sleeve. The trimming may be either 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 College of Pharmacy ...... olive Law School ...... purple College of Medical Sciences ...... green Graduate School ...... black 34