THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER

One Hundred and Fourth rAnnual

COMMENCEMENT

SUNDAY, JUNE THIRTEENTH

NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR

ORDER OF EXERCISES

PROCESSIONAL-Triumphal March . Gounod Robert]. Berentsen at the Organ

PRAYER THE REVEREND HuGH CHAMBERLIN BuRR

ADDRESS F. CYRIL JAMES

CoNFERRING oF DEGREES

THB AUDIBNCB IS REQUBSTED TO REFRAIN FROM APPLAUSE UNTIL THE

RECIPIENTS OF DEGREES ARB RETURNING TO THEIR SBATS

Candidates of the College for Men Presented by Dean Wilder

Candidates of the College for Women Presented by Dean Habein

Candidates for Honors Degrees Presented by Dean Hoffmeister

Candidates of the Eastman School of Music Presented by Director Hanson

Candidates of the University School of Liberal and Applied Studies

Presented by Dean Anderson

Candidates for the Diploma in Nursing Presented by Director Brody

Candidates for the Degree Doctor of Medicine Presented by Dean Anderson

Candidates for Masters' Degrees Presented by Associate Dean Beck

Candidates for the Degree Doctor of Philosophy Presented by Dean Noyes

CoNFERRING oF UNIVERSITY CITATIONs TO ALUMNI

Charles Lewis Rumrill, Class of 1922 William Caesar Warfield, Class of 1942

Presented by Cornelis W. de Kiewiet

ORDER OF EXERCISES

CoNFERRING OF HoNORARY DEGREES

Doctor of Science HERMAN GATES WErsKOTTEN

Doctor of Music HERBERT ELwELL

Doctor of Humane Letters AGNES ERNST MEYER

Doctor of Laws KENNETH B. KEATING

Doctor of Laws FRANK CYRIL jAMES

Presented by the University Orator Bernard N. Schilling

COMMENCEMENT HYMN

1907

0 Mater academica Rocestriensis, te

Quae nobis tanta munera dedisti libere

Nunc salutamus, agimus nos tibi gratias,

Et semper te laudabimus cui nomen Veritas.

0 Mater, quam cognovimus per laeta tempora,

Quae demonstrasti omnibus laboris gaudia,

Quae "Meliora" indicas, excelsa praemia,

Ad caelum omnes incitas, tu Mater splendida!

0 Mater ave, salve, tu, vale, carissima!

Nos juvat jam in exitu dulcis memoria.

Per vias due nos asperas semper ad optima;

Mercedes da perpetuas, bona caelestia!

-JOHN ROTHWELL SLATER

REcESSIONAL-

Triumphal March from "Tannhauser"

The Organ

. Richard Wagner

PRIZES AND HONORS

SIGMA XI

Elected to full membership in 1954

DIMITRI AFONSKY

HowARD DEAN BATRA

WILLIAM RALPH BusH

PHILIP STANLEY CHEN, ]R. EMMETT RAND CosTICH

NATHAN ALLEN CowARD

JAcK DwoRIN

EDwARD EvERETT HALEY

JoHN ALLEN HxLcoN

JoNAS E. RicHMoND

JACOB SHAPIRO

WILLIAM J OBL SPRY, JR.

JoHN HENRY WEIKEL, JR.

Elected to associate membership in 1954

ROBERT wARREN DBTBNBBCK

JosEPH TIMOTHY MuLLHAUPT

BENJAMIN BERLIN Ross

GENE MARSHALL SMITH

ROBERT GLENN THOMAS

PHI BETA KAPPA

*GEORGE MARSHALL ABBEY

HERBERT PAUL BLOOMQUIST

DoNALD RicHARD BROADRIBB

MATTHEW PATRICK CoRNELIA

ROBERT W ARRBN DBTENBECK

BARRY CARL DuTcHER

FRANCIS RAYMOND GREBE

*JAMBS THOMAS HAGGERTY

STANLEY IRVING HARRIS

ROBERT BASIL HAYBS

WILLIAM JoHN KAMMERER

GEoRGE AusTIN MALLEY

FREDERICK WILLIAM McNABB, JR.

DANIEL ScoTT MICKEL

JosEPH TIMOTHY MuLLHAUPT

JoHN WEBB PRATT HARRY EDWARD RoBERTS

SEYMOUR JACOB SANDLER

BARRY LEONARD SIEGEL

DAVID GEORGE w ADB

RICHARD HUTTBN WENDT

CBCILY MARIE AGGBLBR

MANUELA MILAGRAS CRBSPO

*PATRICIA MARIE GAJEWSKI

PHYLLIS ScHwARTZ KASDIN

]BAN HELEN KEELEY

JoYcE LEJEuNE ELIZABETH ANN MILLS

NANcY BoswoRTH SEWARD

NANCIE SCHERMERHORN STRUBVBR

ELEANOR LouiSE TROXELL

AGNES ANN VAN BRANTBGHBM

FAITH WRIGHT

DAMA ANNE ZEFERS

CoLLEGE oF ARTS AND SciENCE

The Davis Prizes-to DEwANB RoBERT BARNES and JAMBS WALTER MEADE

The Dewey Prizes-to GREGORY MACHYOWSKY and ARTHUR MILLER

The Stoddard Prizes in Mathematics-to DoNALD WINBGROVE McLEoD and MATTHEW

PETER RIMMER

The Hut! Prize-to GEORGE HERBERT EASTMAN

The Elizab:th M. Anderson Prize-to HARRIET McCLANAHAN WoRD

TheN. B. Ellison Prize-to GEORGE AusTIN MALLEY and JoHN WEBB PRATT

Tha Williams Memorial Prize-to SYLVIA MARIE ADLER

The Jesse L. Rosenberger Prize-to PETER AvAKIAN

The Susan Colver Rosenberger Prize-to JEANNETTE RITA GREGOIRE

The John Dows Mairs Prize-to BENJAMIN S. DEYouNG

The Rigby Wile Prizes in Biologrto EDWARD HERZIG and DoNALD ELLIOTT HuLTQUIST

The Charles A . Dewey Scholarshi~to DoROTHY ANN BoTKIN

The Alumnae Prize-to SALLY JUNE SMITH

Th1 Tmy Prize-to WILLIAM ABELARD REYNoLDS HowARD

The Charks L. N6Wton Prize-to RICHARD ALBERT RAMPSON and HARoLD WARREN

RussELL, JR .

The Le1t Prize-to RonBRT EDwARD MATBS

Thl William Morse Hastings Prize-to MADBLYNB MARIE WELSHON

*Elected in Junior Year

CoLLEGE OF ARTS AND SciENcE--continued

The Charles Ellis Caldwell Pri'{e-to FREDERICK WILLIAM McNABB, JR. and CHRISTIAN RUGH

The Emil "Mtichling Pri'{e-to IRWIN WAGMAN

The Theta Eta Pri'{e-to MADELYNE MARIE WBLSHON

The James D. McGill Memorial Pri'{e-to FAITH WRIGHT The Percy B. Dutton Award-to FREDERICK WILLIAM McNABB, JR. The Gamma Phi Pri'{e-to SoPHIE MARY BRODY The Hugh MacKenzie Memorial Priz_e-to BsNETH LouiSE BRIGHAM and CYNTHIA HELEN

DowN

The Fannie B. Bigelow Alumnae Awards--to FAITH WRIGHT and EMMA O'KEEFE The Sigma Kappa Upsilon Priz_e-to MARY JANE MuRPHY The Joseph P. O'Hern Scholarship--to ANITA L . KENT

General Electric Senior Fellowship--to DoN OGDEN SANTOS New York State Society of C. P. A. Accounting Pri'{e-to DANIEL FRANCIS MuRPHY The Wall Street Jottrnal Student Achievement Award-to DANIEL FRANCIS MuRPHY

EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC

The Edward B. Benjamin Award in Composition-to MAURICE J. WEED

Performer's Certificate

LAWRENCE B. ANGELL, in Douhle Bass EDWARD NEIL CouRTNEY, in Douhle Bass ARNO PAUL DRuCKER, in Piano THEODORE RICHARD GRIMES, in Bassoon EARL CuRTIS GROTH, in Oboe ARCHIE 0. HAuGLAND, in Horn DoNALD Ross HuNSBERGER, in Trombone HENRY BLACK INGRAM, ]R., in Piano KEITH S. KUMMER, in Oboe STANLEY SPRENGER LEONARD,

in Percussion JAMES J. MANDRos, in Clarinet GERALD RICHARD MEIER, in Viola HARRY PATRICK MESsiNA, JR.,

in Clarinet THOMAS V ANDBVER MILLER, in Tromhone DANIEL jOHN PATRYLAK, in Trumpet E. WAYNB RAPER, in Oboe F. RAYMOND STILWELL, in Viola

Z. MITCHELL WEISS, in Clarinet DEAN C. WILSON, in Oboe DoNALD FRANCIS ZALB, in Tuba

MARGARET GIBSON CHANDLER,

in Violoncello RACHEL E. EWING, in Harp DoNNA LouRIE Gsis, in Flute RUTH GILLINGS GLEAVES, in Voice DoROTHY MAE HATcH, in Opera JoANN HAYNBS, in Horn Lms MARY KRIEG, in Harp DoNNA MAE LEREW, in Violin KAREN ]BAN MARScH, in Violoncello MARIA APPARBCIDA PRIST A, in Piano SuzANNB MARIE SHAUTE,

in Voice and in Opera KATHRYN MAE SILBER, in Piano

SCHOOL OF NURSING

The Dorothea Linde Dix Award-to JANB ALicE TscroR

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY

The Cushing Pri'{e for the History of Medicine-to DoNALD AINSLIE HENDERSON

The Benjamin Rush Prize in Psychiatry-to SANFORD MEYEROWITZ The Doran]. Stephens Memorial Priz_e-to PAuL OTis SIMBNSTAD

CHLOE GRAY ALEXSON

jOHN JoSEPH CASTELLOT HAROLD EDWARD CoLEMAN

PAuLJosBPH DoBosz IRWIN NoRMAN FRANK DoNALD BoTHEN HuNToN

ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA

ARTHUR EDWIN LINDNBR

SANFORD MEYEROWITZ PERRY WILLIAMS NADIG

CLAY EDISON PHILLIPS, JR. RoBERT M. RsN:B

PAUL OTis SIMBNSTAD

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES FROM THE COLLEGE FOR MEN

*Marshals

BACHELOR OP ARTS WITH HIGHEST DISTINCTION

*jAMES THoMAS HAGGERTY, in General Science STANLEY IRVING HARRis, in Biology

BACHELOR OP ARTS WITH HIGH DISTINCTION

*GEORGE MARsHALL ABBEY, in History WILLIAM JoHN KAMMERER, in Mathematics

*FREDERICK WILLIAM McNABB, JR., in History DANIEL ScoTT MICKEL, in Economics

BACHELOR OP ARTS WITH DISTINCTION

jAMES STANLEY ARMSTRONG, in History HERBERT PAUL BLOOMQUIST, in Government DoNALD RICHARD BRoADRIBB, in Spanish DoMINIC PETER DIVINCENZO, in Mathematics BARRY CARL DuTCHER, in Mathematics FRANCIS RAYMOND GREBE, in Government RoBERT BASIL HAYES, in Psychology KENNETH GERALD KNox, in Government ALAN MARTIN LAZERSoN, in Psychology HARRY PATRICK MESsiNA, JR., in Music JoHN CRAWFORD RoBINSON, in History SEYMOUR jACOB SANDLER, in Psychology RICHARD JosEPH SARKIS, in Psychology IRA HERBERT ScHULMAN, in Mathematics BARRY LEoNARD SIEGEL, in General Science DAVID GEORGE WADE, in History DoNALD PETERS WEPER, in Psychology

*RICHARD RUTTEN WENDT, in General Science

BACHELOR OP SCIENCE WITH IixGHEST DISTINCTION

RoBERT WARREN DBTENBECK, in Physics

BACHELOR oP SciENCE WITH HIGH DISTINCTION

JosEPH TIMoTHY MuLLHAUPT, in Chsmistry

BACHELOR OP SciENCE WITH DISTINCTION

EMMANUEL CARMEN PAXHIA, in Physics HELMUT FERDINAND PRAHL, in Chemistry HENRY ABRAHAM VAN DEN BROEK, in Nursing Education

BACHELOR 01' ARTS

William John Adler, General Science Lawrence Peel Ashmead, Geology John Frederick Atkinson, Government Charles Joseph Baglio, History Royce Edmond Bakos, Psychology Dewane Robert Barnes, History Victor Wilson Bartolotta, English Jacob Bernstein, Government Andrew Bilous, Government Arthur Bjorlykke, Jr., Psychology Gerald Sloper Blow, Government Thaddeus Marion Bonus, English Ralph Herbert Boss, Jr., Economics Albert Richard Brayer, Psychology Dale Victor Buley, Economics Richard Eugene Burke, Psychology Russell James Cassata, Music David Kylie Catlin, Psychology Carmen Cristo, General Science Paul Edward Cunningham, History Samuel Whitney Day, General Science William Francis Deverell, General Science William Edward Dooley, Music James Livingston Douglas, Mathematics William Gerald Dunn, General Science John Sam Eppolito, General Science Hugh Warner Ernisse, History James Howard Falconer, English Angelo George Faraci, History Lynn Clement Fay, English Jerry Clark Freiert, English James Eugene Ging, Psychology Morton Irving Goldstein, Psychology Gerald Martin Greenberg, Physics Rainer Victor Guggenheim, General

Science Joseph Frank Gullo, English Richard Bates Harris, Government Reginald Walden Havill, General Science John Joseph Healey, General Science Donald West Henning, Psychology Frank Wilbur Hetherington, Music Charles Curtis Higgins, Economics Carroll Arthur Howansky, General

Science

Lawrence Keith Howard, English William Abelard Reynolds Howard,

General Science Arthur Jewett, Psychology David Wesley Johnson, Government William Oscar Johnson, Psychology James Edward Kinsella, English John Frederick Kneisl, Jr., Psychology Robert Edward Lanning, Psychology Lester Lee Lansky, Chemistry Roger De Butts Lathan, Economics William Alden Lee, Music William Lee Wee Lee, History Robert Paul Levinson, Psychology John William Loock, Geology Kenneth Adams Martin, English Michael Angelo Mazza, Jr., General

Science James Walter Meade, General Science Edward Gates Mehrhof, General Science Malcolm Aberman Nanes, Psychology Peter Williams O'Brien, Psychology Peter Hayward Ovenburg, Biology Walter Pinsker, Psychology Richard Arthur Rahner, General Science Jerome Bernard Rainey, Music George Albee Reynolds, Economics Donald Kenneth Rice, Govmzment Irving Herbert Rotenberg, History James Lawrence Roth, Music James Joseph Sarurno, English Theodore Schulman, General Science Morton David Shulman, Psychology John Carroll Smith, English Harold William Sobel, Government Gabriel Paul Sparagana, Chemistry Joseph Gail Stampfli, Mathematics Leonard Jonas Star, Economics John Masury Srrong, Government David Mack Sturges, Mathematics Seymour Jerome Viener, Chemistry Kornelis J. Walraven, Economics Robert Ward Warren, Economics George Benge Weinhold, Economics

BACHELOR 01' SCIENCE

Mechanical Engineering as M.ujor

Norman Albert Amendola Samuel Mumford Baker, Jr. Ludwig Johann Bloechl Ronald Aaron Bloom Peter William Curwen Lloyd Duane Elliott Eugene James Faust Kenneth Foster Merle Gordon Gallagher Bruce Elmer Gauch Franklin Frederick Gottschalk Ian Turnbull Hill

Robert Edward Lee Stimson Shai Tsang Lee David Barber Lloyd William Joseph Magratten John Arthur Mehr Bruce Edward Murtha Richard Albert Rampson George Henry Schenck Donald Calder Stewart Charles Frederic Tepe William Harwood Tite, Jr. Raymond Thomas Wright

BACHELOR Ol' SctBNcB--Continued

Chemic,;! Engineering ,;s Major James Clair Barrows Rodney Royer Ingham Eugene Joseph Johnson

Joseph John Demo, Jr. Thomas Joseph Dolce, Jr. Jack Robert Kirchner Bruce Barton Love

S. David Farr

Frederic Hendee Jackson Robert Rennie Shannon

Robert Jules Drexler Ralph Elmer Guenther Gunter Hagen Harrison Porter Hood, III Frank Ingenito

Harold Warren Russell, Jr. Marvin Scher

Chemistry ,;s Major Michael Robert Petrilli Anthony Fidele Saturno Gilden Ramon Van Norman

Educ,;tion ,;s Major Donald Douglas Wilson

Optics ,;s Major Donald Raymond Sutherland

Physics ,;s Major Roy Walter Jacobus Gerald Joseph Pratt Vincent Anthony Santarelli Richard Carl Van Wyckhouse Albert Charles Weber

Nursing Educ,;tion ,;s Major Robert Wesley Crane

Business Administr,;tion ,;s Major Donald Clark Anderson Donald Sterndale Bennett Robert Ellsworth Bitgood Henry Alexander Cwalina Thomas Arthur Detro Donato Angelo Evangelista Gerald FitzGerald Charles Gilbert Graham Edward Raymond Granger Charles William Grastorf, Jr. William Harold Hagedorn, Jr. Raymond Ward Harrold Paul Charles lacona, Jr. Robert William Lawrence Donald Edward Liebers Eugene Francis Lilly

Robert Frank Lohnes Robert Ephrem Mathieu Robert Lucas McDonald Theodore Ed win Morton Daniel Francis Murphy Thomas Daniel Naylon Donald Martin O"Neill Robert William Place Charles Morse Rowland, Jr. Don Ogden Santos Nestor Francis Stein Richard Guthrie Stellwagen Paul Hans Tanner Robert Lawrence Walker Robert Bagley Wiig Eric Warren Zaenglein

On Completion of Work

BACHBLOR 01' ARTS

Stephen Pardee Anderson, Economics Fred Herman Andrew Koeniger, General Gerson Harvey Aronovitz, Gener,;l Science Scienco Earl David Blasi, Economics Eric Theodore Lincke, General Science PlatonJack Collipp, Gener,;l Scisnce Armin Loeb, Psychology Merle Gordon Gallagher, Economics Jeremy Jose_ph Pingleton, History Lowell Alan Glasgow, Gener,;l Science Donald E. Quade, English Paul Charles lngrasci, Gtm8r,;l Scisnco Carroll Cushing Streever, Economics George Kartalian, Gener,;l Science Philip David Ungerer, Gener,;l Science

BACHELOR Ol' SctENCB

Chemic,;l Engineering ,;s Major Donald Herman DeClerck

Physics ,;s Major Bruce Ronald MeA voy

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES FROM THE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

*Marshals

BACHELOR OP ARTS WITH HIGH DISTINCTION

CBCILY MARIE AGGELBR, in Biologj ELEANOR LomsE TROXELL, in History AGNES ANN VAN BRANTBGHBM, in History DAMA ANNB ZEPBRS, History

BACHELOR OP ARTS WITH DISTINCTION

MANUELA MILAGROS CRBSPO, in Spanish MARY RoBESON ENos, in Fi1111 Arts NANCY THERBSA FESTA, in English LIBBY FLEISHER, in Biology ESTHBR AuGuSTA GERBER, in Spanish KATHERINE jEAN GILMER, in History

*BARBARA jANE jACOBY, in Frunch PHYLLIS ScHwARTZ KASDIN, in Psychologj jEAN HELEN KEELEY, in Music JoYCE LEJEUNE, in Spanish ALLENE MARY LEwis, in Biokgj

*JANE ANN McNAMARA, in Psychologj ELIZABETH ANN MILLS, in History NANCIB ScHERMERHORN STRUBVBR, in History ALICE ALIDA WIDELL, in Economics FAITH WRIGHT, in Gov1rn11111nt

BACHELOR oP SciENCE WITH HIGH DISTINCTION

PATRICIA MARIE GAJEWSKI, in Chsmistry

BACHELOR oP SciENCE WITH DISTINCTION

DoROTHY RosE Roon, in Nursing Education NANCY BoswoRTH SEwARD, in Chsmistry

*PRISCILLA EVBLYN SMITH, in Education

BACHELOR OP ARTS

Sylvia Marie Adler, English Alice Marilyn Andrews, English Adair Hague Bartholomew, Psychology Elizabeth Whitmarsh Bean, English Gertrude Lorraine Boslov, Psychology Joan Mary Campanella, English Margaret Mary Capezzuto, General

Science Elizabeth Ann Coleman, Economics Sally Joanne Crump, Sociology Miriam Beatrice David, Economics Mary Lou Doerflinger, M.Jthematics Carol Catherine Dowd, Psychology Doris Eidlin, English Mary Dawson Evangelista, Sociology Julie Anne Fay, Sociology Helen Marie Foley, Amsrica•z Studies Jacqueline Frank, English Elizabeth Gordon, English Laura Nancy Hasenpflug, Music

*Mary Elizabeth Healey, American Studies Ruth Vanderveer Holland, Economics Ann Ethelynd Hurlbut, History Inger Marie Johansen, Sociology Agnes Karen Kelly, Economics Melpomeni Koukides, Biology Jane Newcomb Martin, M.Jthematics Patricia Ann Matthews, Fine Arts Geraldine Grace McCarthy, English Ruth Patricia McGarry, Government

Betrye Jeanne McLemore, English Carol A vis Miller, Psychology Mary Jane Murphy, Spanish Eleanor Jean Nicholson, French June Doha Nick, English Eleonore Anna Ohr, Chemistry Thelma May Porter, General Science Harriett Wilma Postel, Music Mary Catherine Reed, Geology Elisabeth Deininger Reinhardt,

Economics Frances Helen Rowe, M.Jthematics Terese Ann Schwab, English Fay Ann Seeley, Economics Julia Mai-Yu Sheng, Chemistry Barbara Jean Shogren, Psychology Dorothy Thompson Simpson, Psychology Jacqueline Ann Smith, Psychology Mary Lou Steinorth, Spanish Ada Genevieve Thompson, English Betty Ann Toth, Sociology Jean Evamae Tremble, Psychology Joan Worth Tucker, Psychology Zoe Goldman Ugol, Sociology Doris Batty Webb, Psychology Ruth Elaine Weber, English Madelyne Marie Welshon, Economics Harriet McClanahan Word, Fine Arts Florence Wu, Biology

BACHELOR oP ScxENCB

Shirley Kurucz

Jeanne Carol Hann

Zoe May Cormack Dorothy Ann Exley Shirley Goebel Fien Mary Cullinan Hartnett Alice Mae Jones Adeline Marie Laudisi Carolyn Ann Messner

Joan Elise Arfmann Joan Carolyn Bell Joan Elisabeth Bouteiller Patricia Ann Crowley Janet Lee Dapson Dionne Bogert Demarest Ruth Arleen Fisher

*Marshal

MBchanical Engineering as M.Jjor

Chemistry as M.Jjor

Education as M.Jjor

Cynthia Esther Morse Jean Marie Rector Carol Jean Rice Eugenia Rosalie Sepe Rosalina Shi Tiong Alma Gwendoline Vlaskamp

Nursing as M.Jjor

Ruth Elizabeth Gruber Barbara Elizabeth Johnson Florence Clement Kille Ann Doreen Mahaney Helen Marie McCune Norah Lister M'Gonigle Margaret Neubrand

BACHBLOR OF SciBNcn--continusJ

Joyce Gadalia Popo Jane Alice Teeter

Lillian Y achetta Ballou Vivian Martens Behensky

Eleanor Agnes Witulski

Nursing as MAjor-Continued Elizabeth Jean Thomas Shirley Jean Winfield

Nursing Education as MAjor Lorraine Mae Tamblyn

Optics as MAjor

On Completion of Work BACHELOR OF ARTS

Charlotte Ellen Bloom, Sociology Audrey Lou Ramm, History Mary Gladys Farrell, Sociology Barbara Joan Sieder, General Scimcl Harriet Sayles Page, Geology

BAcHBLOR oF SciBNCE WITH DisTINCTION Phyllis Eleanor Buell, in Nursing

Natalie Roselle Frohman

Barbara Anne Bannon Joan Elizabeth Capecelatro Diantha Jane Chesnutt Julia Mary Corrigan Mary Ott Curwen Marie Therese Dwyer Joan Frances Frosell Leona Marie Frost Isabelle Mary Guenter Anne Harrison Winona Edna Holmwood

Marjorie Agatha Bell Eleanor Dorothy Deigner Gertrude Eugenia Flynn

BACHELOR oF SciENCB

Education as MAjor

Nursing as MAjor Bernice Thelma James on Sarah Jane Johnson Joan Maxine Koester Betty Ann Parmerter Helen Frances Renick Ruth Richardson Jeanine Anne Robinson Rosemary Schembre Sally Ann Slayton Gertrude Margaret Ulrichs

Nursing Education as Major Dorothy Barbara Gerhard Elizabeth Gertrude Kleiber Marilyn Jane Leary

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES FROM THE DIVISION OF HONORS STUDIES

*Marshals

BACHELOR oF ARTS WITH HroH HoNoRS

GBOROB HBRBBRT EASTMAN, with English as Major Study NoRMAN ALDBRT GBBAUJ!R, with English as MAjor Study

*JoHN WBBB PRATT, with History as Major Study THOMAS GnoROB RICKERT, with English as Major Study CHRISTIAN RuoH, with English as Major Study GnRARO JosBFH WINTBRXORN, with English as MAjor Study

BACHBLOR oF ARTS WITH HoNoRS

MICHABL JonL SILVBRBBRO, with History as Major Study

BRUCINA ALICB CLARx, with History as Major Study *LBsTA MAY CoLLINS, with English as Major Study BBTIT JoBNNB PIATT, with English as Major Study ELSABBTH ANNB VAN DusnN, with English as Major Study

On Completion of Work BACHBLOR oF ARTS wiTH HIGH HoNoRS

GBOROB AusTIN MAuRY, with History as MAjor Study

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES FROM THE EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC

BACHELOR oF Music WITH DisTINCTION

Franklin Fitch Butler Edward Neil Courtney Ellwood Shambaugh Derr

* Arno Paul Drucker Jon Evan Engberg Henry Black Ingram, Jr. Paul William Lyddon, Jr. James J. Mandros Daniel John Patrylak Robert Francis Schulz Howard Don Small

*James Hathaway Tallis Z . Mitchell Weiss Donald Wrisley Donald Francis Zale

Lawrence B. Angell James Stewart Badger Carl Thomas Beck William Clyde Brower Thomas Frederick Chase John P. Clare, Jr. James A. Duane William D. Gaver Harris Goldman Theodore Richard Grimes Earl Curtis Groth David A. Herfort Donald Ross Hunsberger James Keene Stanley Sprenger Leonard Martin S. Mailman Richard T. McCrystal Edward Howe Pettengill Rocco Theodore Pizzarello Robert Eugene Resseger Erwin Harris Sapiro Maurice Lowell Sapiro Joseph C. Scharbo F. Raymond Stilwell

Keith S. Kummer E. Wayne Raper J. Richard Szeremany Harry Edward Tibbs

*Marshals

Doris Bogen Nancy E. Bookout Ruth Diane Burlingham Lillian M. Coleman

*Marjorie I. Cowan Marguerite Cecile Fattey Donna Lourie Geis Adrienne Mauricia Gerstein Lois Mary Krieg Ruth Anne Landes Lois Jean Laymon Karen Jean Maesch Merrillynn Ann Petersen

*Kathryn Mae Silber Mary Barbara Williamson

BACHELOR OF Music

Marilyn Ann Alderman Marion Wilma Anderson Joan Faye Beals Suzanne Hoffman Brown Anna Marie Buxton Margaret Gibson Chandler Anna May De Benedictis Antoinette Di Bona Darlene Ericksen Mary Virginia Friend Anna Gerotheon Galles Marion Elizabeth Greene Frances Jane Grove Jo Ann Haynes Kay Kawaguchi A. Louanne Laird Catherine Marie McFadden Palma Melbraaten JaneT. Reidy Marina Consuela Sandoval Janet Theresa Stegner Sylvia Anne Temple Nancy J. Thayer Joy May Tiley Christine Cecilia W ilcosz Nancy Jane Willey

On Complotion of Work

BACHELOR oF Music

Lois M. Brandenburg Clarice Holmes Burgwardt Norma Ed worthy Daniels Kazuko Kimura Mary Louise Meade Mary Irene Tripician

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES FROM THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LIBERAL AND APPLIED STUDIES

BACHBLOR oP SciBNCB WITH DISTINCTION

*MATTHBW PATRICK CoRN1!LIA, in Accounting *FRANCI&JoHN GauBNAUBR, in Business Administration JoHN HENRY LADus, in General Stttdies

*HARRY EDWARD RoBBRT&, in General Studies

*MARILYN MAB GREGG, in Nursing Science MAGDALBNB SCHMIDT AHLHARDT, in General Studies

Jack Bernstein John Francis Bradbury Peter David Coutts Lyle Burton DeMocker Frank Joseph Drago Edward Charles Dreywood JohnJ. Heil John William Henner Donald West Herbison Raymond Peter Lang, Jr. AbeS. Levy Louis J. Marianetti Charles Arthur McNealus Kent Oliver Farmington Duane Fredrick Rosin

BAcHBLOR oP SciBNCB

General Studies as Major

Bernard Michael Spinell Robert Tates James Hugh Taylor Harry Lee Thompson Jack Arthur Vanlngen Nicholas L. Weeks

Wendy Ann Bickmore Jean Burns Powers Genevieve Rose Ries Angela Marie Roncone Claire Adams Sterling Hila-Mae Weeks Irma Rosen Wiener

Business Administration as Major

Byron Bjers Blake Alfred Edward Degler Thomas Jay Erdman Robert Bruce Frame Robert Arthur Longworth Richard Edward Maxwell B. Clifford Mohney Robert Lee Moon

John Joseph Griffin Richard H. Hoffman

Carl Miller North

*Marshals

Gerald Francis Pappert George Leonard Parr, Jr. Richard Marvin Rapp James Donald Sharps John Francis Welch Nelson Joseph Zimmer

Frances Courtney Morrison

Accounting as Major

Thomas Joseph Kleman William Fredrick Seeler

Nursing ScimCI as Major

Elsie Mabel LaGas Ruth Glorvina Stewart

Francis John Erhart

Irving Seymore Gordon

BACHELOR oP SciENcE--continued

On Completion of Work

BACHELOR oP ScmNcE

Gener"l Studies "s MAjor

Robert Douglas Wadsworth

Accounting "s MAjor

Paul James Infantino

Nursing Scimce "s MAjor

Mildred Frances Plunkett Dorothy Agnes Taylor

CANDIDATES FROM THE SCHOOL OF NURSING

Joan Elise Arfmann Geraldine Frances Begier Joan Carolyn Bell Lois Ann Black

*Joan Elisabeth Bouteiller Virginia Aletha Brewer Marjorie Ann Bush Joan Marie Carroll Patricia Jane Clark

*Carol Jean Congdon Kathleen Cook Shirley Anne Crane Patricia Ann Crowley Phyllis Ann Dahlgren Janet Lee Dapson Janice Helen Daykin Dionne Bogert Demarest Audrey Jean Engemann

*M. Suzanne Finn Ruth Arleen Fisher Phyllis Elsie Frankson Altha Ruth Funk Barbara Gail Gambell Ann Garland Dolorous Ann Greenhalgh Carol Jane Greenwald Ruth Elizabeth Gruber Sylvia Vivian Guzicki Theda I. Leet Hall Nancy Ann Harter

DIPLOMA IN NuRSING

Carol Jean Joustra Florence Clement Kille Anna Jean Kloster Donna Marie Knapp Dorothea A. Larson Barbara Ann Lawson Nancy Lyons Ann Doreen Mahaney Helen Marie McCune Norah Lister M'Gonigle Kathryn Estelle Mitchell Carole Ethel Mozrall Margaret Neubrand Jean Mary Durfey O'Brien Emily Mathilda Oliver Joyce Gadalia Popo Helen Jane Powell Shirley Lucille Purdy Georgia Marie Reed Joan Angela Salerno Shirley Irene Schram Ann Margaret Scully Janet Irene Sherk Dorothy Jane Gardner Sieling Marjorie Ann Smith Susanne Marie Smith Jean Dora Canney Tague

*Jane Alice Teeter

Dorothy May Dickman Hendrick Laura Lee Hickman

Elizabeth Thomas Hilda Rose W aasdorp Rosemary Weterrings Nancy Anne Weyrick Dorothy Anne Whitney Evelyn Jean Willer Amelia Ann Wilson Shirley Jean Winfield Janet Elizabeth Woods Emma Jean Worshek Carol Michener Young

Gail Hill M. Charline Hopkins Carolyn Joyce Huyett Ruth Rose Jelen Barbara Elizabeth Johnson Marjorie Mae Johnson Nancy Lou Jones

Barbara Anne Bannon Phyllis Eleanor Buell Joan Elizabeth Capecelatro Diantha Jane Chesnutt Julia Mary Corrigan Mary Ott Curwen Marie Therese Dwyer Joan Frances Frosell Leona Marie Frost Isabelle Mary Guenter Anne Harrison

*Marshals

On Complstion of Work

DIPLOMA IN NuRSING

Winona Edna Holmwood Bernice Thelma Jameson Sarah Jane Johnson Joan Maxine Koester Betty Ann Parmerter Helen Frances Renick Ruth Richardson Jeanine Anne Robinson Rosemary Schembre Sally Ann Slayton Gertrude Margaret Ulrichs

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES FROM THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY

DoCToR OF MEDICINE WITH HoNOR

Harold Louis Brodell Irwin Norman Frank Robert Harold Krause

Robert Henry Leahy Perry Williams Nadig Frederick Robert Pitts, Jr.

DoCToR oF MEDICINE

Chloe Grav Alexson Harold LeRoy Bushey John Joseph Castelloe Samuel James Chapin Harold Edward Coleman James Gilbert Cotanche, Jr. William K Cotton Lawrence William Coulter Rudolph Charles Dangclmajer Robert Cushman Dickerson Paul Joseph Dobosz Eugene Shedden Farley, Jr. Albert Fink Frederick Joseph Flatley Bernard Lane Friedman Jim E. Fuller Eugene John Gangarosa Joae Graham James Alan Gregg Frank Gilbert Gregory, Jr. Donald Tadasu Hayashi Donald Ainslie Henderson Douglas Ramon Hill Lansing Crowninshicld Hoskins Donald Bothen Hunton Nathaniel John Hurst Deane Lawrence Hutchins Muriel I. King David Noel Kluge Wilbur Raymond Koehn Arthur Edwin Lindner Ray Walton Mackey

James Bruce MacWhinney, Jr. Theodore C. Max Lloyd Arthur McCarthy Neal Albert McNabb Howard Jones Meyer Sanford Meyerowitz George Robert Morrison David A. Ohlwiler Charman Frazee Palmer John Charles Peachey Clifton Edward Peterson Clay Edison Phillips, Jr. Robert S. Phillips Wayne R. Redline Robert M. Rene Harold Norman Richardson Kenneth Comstock Richmond John A. Rumsfeld Joseph Gregory Seeger John Joseph Shinner Paul Otis Simenstad Otto F. Smith Dirk Jacobus Spruyt George T. Tully James Gregg Utterback, Jr. Robert Charles Webster Robert Rombout White, III Robert Frederick Willkens Stanley Willner Robert Grantham Wright John Robert Yoder

CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES FROM THE GRADUATE SCHOOL

MASTER OF ARTS

Pearl Sobel Beckman, English Richard David Beckman, English Marion Butts Bright, History Allen Freeman Davis, History Louis George Dickens, English Morris A. Haigh, Music (Composition)

Santo L. Patti, History Harmon Staley Potter, Education Thomas Beddoe Richards, Sociology David Jerome Templeman, English

*Gina Teresa Trovato, Spanish John David White, Music (Composition)

MASTER OF SciENCE

John Bruce Andrews, Busi1wss Administration

E. Karl Bastress, Jr., Mschankal Enginssring

*Marshal

Alan Kenneth Bruce, RAdiation Biology Michael John Buzawa, Optics Helen Taylor Cannon,

Nursing Education

MAsTER OF SciENca---Contintted

*Rose Dagirmanjian, Pharmacology Katharine Hodge Davis, Pharmacology Maurice Dale De Moog,

Applied Engineering James Oliver Dungan,

M8chanical Engineering Pandeli Durbetaki,

Mechanical Engineering John Franklin Englert, Jr., Mathematics Ellen Rebecca Gordon, Radiation Biology James Howard Gould,

Business Administration Frances Seeger Green, Nttrsing Education Leonard Jason Greenberg, Pharmacology Robert Eugene Heeks,

Chemical Engineering Donald Martin Hoskins, Geology John Arvid Hultberg,

Business Administration Albert H. Jacobson, Jr., Applied Physics James Gordon Jarvis, Applied Optics

Ray Clifford Johnson, M8chanical Engineering

Edward Kennedy, Geology Robert Looney, M8chanical Engineering Thomas George Ludwig, Dental Science Marjorie Elizabeth Matsis, Physics Robert Edward Milani,

Radiation Biology Adam Roy Miller, Chemical Engineering Gerald J. Miller, Biology Otto Theodor Muller-Girard,

M8chanical Engineering Clifford Francis Peistrup, Optics Charles Aubrey Preski tt, Jr., Physics George William Racette, Jr., Physics Peter Stuart Signell, Physics William Alfred Skillman, Physics Richard Galvin Taylor, Dental Science William Turner, Applied Physics John Ellsworth Wesler, Optics William Robert Wileman, Dental Science

MASTER oF Music

Markian S. Baczynsky, Composition Bobra Ballin, Theory Daniel Boda, Theory Jay Wilbur Burchak, Theory Elizabeth Anne Butz, Composition Lois Jane Callaghan, Music Literature Robert Edwin Coon, Mttsic Education Rudolf Doblin, Thsory James Lloyd Duncan, Thsory Carl Edward Gearhart, Composition Wallace Robert Gray, Thsory Dorothy Mae Hatch, Music Literaturs Robert Elliott Hopkins, Music Literature Gurney Kennedy, Composition Barbara Jane LeBeau, Music Literaturs Donna Mae Lerew, Music Literaturs Sylvia Love McCormack,

Music Literature

Gerald Richard Meier, Music Literaturs *Thomas Vandever Miller,

Music Litsraturs Charles Lorayne Moon, Theory Annette Nahmensen, Music Education Ronald R. Ondrejka, Music Education Carol Cohan Pae, Music Literattm Carmen Moody Pursley,

Music Literature Patsy Peter Sacco, Composition Lester Paul Slezak, Music Education Mary Elizabeth Spalding,

Music Education Joan Mraz Tallis, Thsory Elbert Lee Vermillion, Musicology Glenn R. Williams, Music Litsrature Dean C. Wilson, Music Literature ScottS. Withrow, Music Literaturs

MASTER OF EDUCATION

Etta Ayer Adolph Ario Baker, Jr. William Barker Sylvia Kyle Barrett Milton Lorne Bebee Richard George Betteridge Phyllis Ada Burgess Joan Lauretta Butmore Dorothy Schambacher Cuthbert Wilbur E. Dennis Harold Clifford Ellis John D. Fahy William R. Grammar, Jr. Paul Eugene Julien

*Marshals

Richard John Kerber *Thomas Robert Knapp Hazel Hilfiker Lalonde Harold N. Langlitz Ernest Charles Manske Richard Henry Percy George Jacob Rentsch Butler Donald Shaw Leonard Bishop Smith Charles Lewis Stephens Alfred Joseph Valvano Joyce Ewing VanDeusen Robert Paul Van Deusen Roger W. Ward

DocroR OP PHILOsoPHY

DIMITRI A. APONSKY, D.D.S., West China Union University, 1947; Pathology Thesis : A Study of Experimental Vitamin B Complex Deficiency in Adult Dogs:

Oral Lesions, Blood Changes and Gastrointestinal Activity in Niacin, Riboflavin, Pyridoxine, Folic Acid and Pantothenic Acid Deficiencies

PHILIP APRICA, A.B., Allegheny College, 1942; History Thesis : The Historiography of Brooks Adams

HrKMBT RAoUP AL-KAZIMI, A.B., American University of Beirut, 1948; Chemistry Thesis : De~adative Studies on Fumagillin and the Thermal Rearrangement of

Thwncarbonates to Thiolcarbonates

WILLIAM TIMBERLAKE ALLEN, B.M., Northwestern University, 1950; M.Mus., 1951; Music (Composition)

Thesis: Ballet: La helle dame sans merci

H. VASKEN APoSHIAN, B.Sc., Brown University, 1948; M.S., The University of Roch­ester, 1951; Physiology and Vital Economics

Thesis : Part I: A Study of the Biological Activity and Mode of Action of Diethyl Riboflavin in the Rat

Part ll: The Synthesis and Microbiological Activity of 6-Ethyl-9-(D-1' -Ribityl)-Isoalloxazine

GmLLERMO ARROYA VB, LICENCIADo, University de San Carlos de Guatemala, 1940-1947; Biochemistry

Thesis: Some Steroid Interconversions in Adrenal Gland Tissue

ETHEL AsHWORTH, A.B., Keuka College, 1948; Biochemistry Thesis : A Comparison of Adrenal Function in Normal and Tumor-Bearing Rats

WILLIAM J. BAIR, JR., A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1949; Radiation Biology Thesis : The Effects of X-Radiation on the Metabolism of Bakers' Yeast

HowARD DEAN BATHA, A.B., Carroll College, 1950; Chemistry Thesis: The Thermal Decomposition of Cyclic Compounds

WILLIAM RALPH BusH, A.B., Brown University, 1950; A.M ., 1951; Psychology Thesis: Foveal Light Adaptation as Affected by the Spectral Composition of the

Test and Adapting Stimuli

ALBERT A. CARETTO, JR., B.S., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1950; Chemistry Thesis: Proton Induced Nuclear Reactions of Yttrium

DANIBL EuoBNl! CARTER, B.S., Columbia University, 1946; A.M., Harvard University, 1947; Optics

Thesis: A Study of the Soft X-Ray Absorption of Thin Films of Iron and of Iron Oxide

PHILIP STANLEY CHEN, JR., A.B., Clark University, 1950; Pharmacology Thesis : Studies on the Renal Excretion of Calcium

EMMETT RAND CosTICH, D.D.S., University of Pennsylvania Dental School, 1945; M.S., The University of Rochester, 1949; Pathology

Thesis: Experimental Studies of Periodontal Disease in the Syrian Hamster: The Beneficial Effects of Copper and Fluorine

NATHAN ALLEN CowARD, B.S., The Citadel, 1950; Chemistry Thesis : The Fluorescences of Iodine Vapor and Biacetyl Vapor

RoBERT L. CRAMER, A.B., University of lllinois, 1940; Psychology Thesis : The Electrical Activity of Single Elements of Cat Vestibular Nuclei

Which Are Responsive to Rotaty Stimulation of the Lateral Semi-Circular Canal

DoCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY--continuBd

GBORGB HARRIS CRAMPTON, B.S., State College of Washington, 1949; M.{;;, 1950; Psychology

Thesis: The Course of Certain Physiological Variables During the Development of Motion Sickness in Humans

JACK DwoRIN, A.B., Adelphi College, 1949; Psychology Thesis: Projection io Relation to High and Low Degrees of Prejudice

CRAWFORD GATES, A.B., San Jose State College, 1944; M.A., Brigham Young .Uni­versity, 1948; MJuic (Composition)

Thesis: Symphony No.1

EDWARD EVBRBTT lliLBY, B.Sc., Brown University, 1949; M.S., The University of Rochester, 1951; Physiology and Vital Economics

Thesis: The Synthesis and Biological Activity of Compounds Structurally Re­lated to Riboflavin and Vitamin Bu

CLARENCE GEORGE HEININGER, JR., B.S., Villanova College, 1950; Chemistry Thesis: The Spallation of Vanadium with High Energy Protons

ARTHUR HERMANN HERZ, B.S., The University of Rochester, 1950; Chemistry Thesis: Part A: Substitution Reactions of Thiophene! Derivatives

Part B: The Optical Stability of Carbanions

JoHN ALLEN HILCKBN, B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1939; Pharma­cology

Thesis: Tyndallometric Estimation of Polydisperse Aerosol Deposition in Man

PHILIP HoFFMAN, A.B., University of Toronto, 1950; Chemistry Thesis: Part A: Degradative Studies on Fumagillin

Part B: The Synthesis of 1,4-Thiapyrones

DAVID MBmRIAN, A.B., Amherst College, 1949; M.S., The University of Rochester, 1951; Pharmacology

Thesis: A Neuropharmacological Study of beta-Erythroidine and Its Derivatives

DoNALD Awis MoRKEN, B.E.E., Cornell University, 1949; Biophysics Thesis: The Acute Toxicity of Radon

RICHARD W. MoRsE, B.A., Oberlin College, 1934; M.A., Western Reserve University, 1939; Music (Composition)

Thesis: Symphony No.1

DAN NBUliBRGER, A.B., Columbia University, 1950; Chemistry Thesis: Fluorescence of Nitrogen Dioxide Vapor

ELBERT DicKERsoN NoSTRAND, B.S., University of Vermont, 1950; Ch~mistry Thesis: Intensity Measurements of Electronic Transitions in Sulfur Hexafluoride,

Acetylene, and Dideuteroacetylene in the Vacuum Ultraviolet Region

MILTON PLESUR, B.S., Buffalo State Teachers College, 1947; A.M., University of Buffalo, 1949; History

Thesis: Looking Outward: American Attitudes Toward Foreign Affairs in the Years from Hayes to Harrison

THoMAS EDWARD PUTNAM, B.S., The University of Rochester, 1947; M.S., 1950; Biophysics

Thesis: The Urinary Excretion of Radium

JoNAS E. RICHMOND, B.Sc., Tennessee State College, 1948; M.S., The University of Rochester, 1951; Biochemistry

Thesis: Studies on the Biosynthesis of Hemin

DocroR OF PHILOSOPHY--continued

BENJAMIN BERLIN Ross, B.S., Union College, 1949; Physiology and Vital Economics Thesis : The Influence of Bronchial Tree Structure on Mechanics of Breathing and

Ventilation in the Dog's Lung Inferred from Measurements of a Plastic Cast

GEoRGE E. ScHAPER, B.M., The University-of Wisconsin, 1941; M.Mus., The University of Rochester, 1949; Music (Composition)

Thesis : Ballet: Tho Lottery

EDGAR MooRE SHANTZ, The University of Rochester and Columbia University; Botany Thesis : The Growth-Promoting Properties of Coconut Milk: With Special

Reference to the Undifferentiated Growth of Plant Tissue Culture

jACOB SHAPIRO, B.S., The College of the City of New York, 1944; M.S., Brown Uni­versity, 1948; Biophysics

Thesis: An Evaluation of the Pulmonary Radiation Dosage from Radon and Its Daughter Products

RoNALD ERWIN SHAW, A.B., Carleton College, 1947; History Thesis : A History of the Erie Canal 1807-1850 with Particular Reference to

Western New York

A. CUTLER SILLIMAN, B.M.E., Northwestern University, 1947; M .Mus., 1948; Music (Theory)

Thesis: A Study of Musical Practices in Selected American String Quartets, 1930-1950

GENE MARSHALL SMITH, A.B., University of California, 1951 ; Psychology Thesis: Differential Ease of Perceiving, Learning, and Remembering Threat and

Non-Threat Words

RICHARD FRBDERICX: SMITH, B.S. , Allegheny College, 1950; Chemistry Thesis: The Synthesis of Colchicine Analogs

WILLIAM joEL SPRY, jR., B.S., The University of Rochester, 1949; Physics Thesis: Charge-Exchange Scattering of Pi-Mesons by Hydrogen at 42, 30, and

20Mev

CHARLES MARVIN STEVENS, B.S., University of California, 1949; Chemistry Thesis : Synthetic and Kinetic Studies on alpha-Thiolactones

ALEXANDER NAPIER STRACHAN, A.B., Clare College, Cambridge University, 1950; Chemistry

Thesis: Photochemical Studies of Diethyl Ketone and of Ketene

LoUISE CARROLL WAnE, A.B., Wellesley College, 1948; History Thesis: Graham Taylor, Social Pioneer, 1851-1938

WILLIAM GATEWOOD WBBB, B.S., The University of the South, 1950; Chomistry Thesis: The Synthesis of Compounds Related to Morphine

MAuRICE J. WEEn, A.B., Western Michigan College of Education, 1934; B. Mus., The University of Rochester, 1940; M.Mus., 1952; Music (Composition)

Thesis: Symphony No.1

JoHN HENRY WEIKEL, JR., B.S., Trinity College, 1951; Pharmacology Thesis: Investigations into the Dynamics of Skeletal Metabolism

NoRMAN GLEN WHITE, B.S., State University of Iowa, 1940; M .S., 1942; Pharmacology Thesis: Studies of the Deposition of Air-Borne Submicron U02F2 Dust in the

Respiratory Tract of Rabbits During Normal Respiration

WARD L. WooDBURY, JR., A.B., Western State College of Colorado, 1943; A.M., The University of Rochester, 1945; Music (Music Education)

Thesis : Leadership in Orchestral Conducting

RoBERT WILSON WooDRVPP, A.B., Oberlin College, 1947; Optics Thesis : The Soft X-Ray Absorption of Evaporated Thin Films of Tellurium

DEGREES GRANTED SINCE COMMENCEMENT OF JUNE, 1953

Not previously listed on a Comtm~ncummt Program

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Eugene Charles Ciccarelli, Biology Anthony John DiVasto, Gunural Sciuncu

Carl Teplitz, Genu,.al Sciuncs

BACHELOR OF SciENCE

Mechanical Enginuuring as Major

Paul Alan Larsen

BACHELOR OF MusiC

Donal Lyman Hood Roger Warren Schmidt

MASTER OF ARTS

William Ewart Abray, Music (Music Education)

Margaret Crosby Clifford, Music (Musicology)

Sister M. Vivian Huppert, F.S.P.A., Music (Music Education)

Marjorie Subs, Music (Theory)

MASTER oP ScmNcE

Robert Francis Barker, RAdiation Biology

John Donald Hare, Bacteriology Jules Zeiser Klose, Physics

Robert Megirian, Pharmacology Masako Morimoto, Bacturiology Paul D. Shandley, Biophysics Mary Robb Sultzer, Biophysics

MASTER oF Music

Eleanor Frances Allen, Music Lituraturu Robert Luther Auman, Thuory Mary French Barrett, Music Lituraturs Dawn Caroline Bliss, Music Lituraturs Donald Otto Braatz, Theory Rita Ann Breuer, Music Lituraturs Arnold Cantor, Music Education Sister St. Cecilia Cutting, C.S.J.,

Music Liturature William Wilfred Deguire, Musicology Margarita Leonor Dietel, Thuory Blaine Ellis Edlefsen, Music Lituraturu Jerry Haller Etheridge, Jr.,

Mtuic Literature Alvin W. Fulton, Theory Norman Everett Hallock, Thuory James A. Hoffren, Music Literature Darrell Leland Johnston,

Music Edtteation Melvin John Knutson, Music Edttcation Celia Alice Koch, Theory

Edward D. Langille, Theory Ira Conrad Lehn, Music Liturature Mary Ann Mason, Music Literaturs Patricia Paul, Music Literature Kathryn Sara Ponsford, Music Lituratttre Helene Susanne Pratt, Music Literaturu Margaret Mary Rickerd,

Mttsic Literatttre Kenneth W. Roberts, Music Lituratur~ Warren A. Scharf, Music Literature Carolyn Alexander Schoenegge,

Music Education Richard Albert Stephan

Music Education Jessie Elizabeth Taylor,

Music Education Michael F. Tolomeo, Music Literature Charles Richardson Valenza, Theory Raymond Louis Wheeler,

Music Education James H. Wilcox, Theory

MASTER OF EDUCATION

Ruth Graeme Gentles Karl E. Green, Jr. Theodore Caulkins Lyon Eleanor Catherine Mintrum

Jane Noble Moser Leon B. Warner Sanford Jack Zeman

DoCTOR 01' PHILOSOPHY

ALBERT EDWARD ANDERSON, Jn., B.S., Allegheny College, 1950; Chemistry Thesis: Part 1: Studies on the Hydrogenation of Desmethoxy-beta-Erythroidine

Part II: Syntheses of Compounds Related to beta-Erythroidine

CECIL EARL ANGELL, B.S., Union College, 1941; Physics Thesis: Total Attenuation Cross-Sections for 37 Mev Pions in Hydrogen

JAMBS FREDERICK BERRY, A.B., Johns Hopkins University, 1949; Biochemistry Thesis: The Effects of Acetaldehyde on Brain Metabolism with Respect to

Biological Acetylation&

WILLIAM T. BURKE, JR., A.B., The University of Rochester, 1950; Biology Thesis: Biochemical Aspects of the Visual Process

HowARD R. CARPENTER, B.S., Potsdam State Teachers College, 1942; B.M., Universit:r of Alabama, 1947; M.Mus., The University of Rochester, 1948; Music (Composition)

Thesis: Symphony in D

HERBERT M. CECIL, B.Mus., The University of Nebraska, 1940; M.Mus., The University of Rochester, 1947; Music (Music Education)

Thesis: Fundamental Principles of the Organization, Management, and Teaching of the School Band

PAUL DAVID CoLEMAN, A.B., Tufts College, 1948; Psychology Thesis: An Electrophysiological Study of the Interaction Between Responses to

Successive Clicks in the Inferior Colliculus of the Cat

DERMOT JosEPH DEMIS., B.S., Union College, 1950; Pharmacology Thesis: A Study of the Effects of Insulin and of Mercury on the Utilization of

Monosaccharides by Excised Rat Diaphragm

WALTER GEoRGE GALL, B.S., Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1950; M.S., 1950; Chsmistry

Thesis: Part 1: A Synthesis of Quinoli:dnium and Dehydroquinolizinium Salts Part II: Syntheses Directed Toward APO-beta-Erythroidine

MARK Hol'l'MAN, B.Mus., The University of Rochester, 1929; M.A., New York Uni­versity, 1934; Music (Theory)

Thesis: A Study of German Theoretical Treatises of the 19th Century

FRED EARL LAFoN, A.B., Stanford University, 1949; Psychology Thesis: The Relationship Between Behavior on the Rorschach Test and a Measure

of Self-Acceptance

WILLIAM JosEPH LINN, A.B., Wabash College, 1950; Chsmistry Thes1s: Part I : Rearrangements of Aromatic N-Oxides

Part II: Quinolizidines and Lupin Alkaloids

Gumo VINCENT MARIN1!TTI, B.S., The University of Rochester, 1950; Biochemistry Thesis: The Chemistry and Biological Oxidation of the Phospholipids

RoBERT BnucE MARTIN, B.S., Northwestern University, 1950; Chemistry Thesis: The Oxidation of Methyl Radicals and the Photo-Oxidation of Diethy

Ketone

DoCTOR OP PaiLOSOPHY-continrml

FLORBNCB KATB MILLAR, A.B., Vassar College, 1944; Biophysics Thesis: Investigations Upon the Growth, Salt Accumulation and Related Meta­

bolic Problems of Plant Tissue by the Use of Radioactive Isotopes

HAROLD ALEX NBUFBLD, B.S., Rutgers University, 1949; Biochemistry Thesis: Studies on Succinic Dehydrogenase and the Succinoxidase System and

Studies on a New Oxidative Enzyme Found in the Uterus of the Estrogen­Injected Ovariectomized Rat and Its Distribution in Other Tissues

0RPBA CAROLINB OcasB, B.Mus., Central College, 1947; M.Mus., The University of Rochester, 1948; Music (Music Education)

Thesis: Research Studies in Three Determinants of Organ Performance Ability and Pedagogical Implications

JoaN PHILIP PERRY, JR., A.B., Oberlin College, 1947; Physics Thesis: Differential Cross Sections for Positive Pion-Proton Scattering at 40 Mev

WILLIAM PRESTON STBDMAN, B.A., Texas Christian University, 1944; M.Mus., 1948; Music (Theory)

Thesis: Form and Orchestration in the Pre-Classical Symphony

AnoLPH KuRT Wsiss, B.S., Oklahoma Baptist University, 1948; M.S., University of Tennessee, 1950; Physiology and Vital Economics

Thesis: Adaptation of Rats to Cold Air and Effects on Tissue Oxygen Consump­tions