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THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER
Eighty-eighth rAnnual
COMMENCEMENT
MONDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH
NINETEEN HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT
THE EASTMAN THEATRE
TEN o'cLOCK
ORDER OF EXERCISES
ORGAN PRELUDE
Fantasia in G Minor
Allegro from the Sixth Symphony
Robert Beruntsen at the Organ
Bach
Widor
PROCESSIONAL-Pomp and Circumstance Elgar
Members of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra Paul White, Conducting
THB AUDIBNCB IS RBQUBSTBD TO RBMAIN SEATED WHILB THE ACADEMIC
PROCESSION BNTBRS THE THBATRB
PRAYER . CoNRAD HENRY MoEHLMAN, M .A., B.D., Ph.D., D.D.
OvERTURE-Finlandia Sibelius
The Orchestra
AnDRESS GuY STANTON FoRD, Ph.D., LL.D., Litt.D.
CoNFERRING OF DEGREEs
THB AUDIBNCB IS RBQUBSTBD TO RBPRAIN PROM APPLAUSE UNTIL THB RBCIPIBNTS OP DBGRBBS ARB RBTURNINO TO THBIR SBATS
Candidates of the College for Men
Presented by Dean Gale
Candidates of the College for Women Presented by Dean Bragdon
Candidates of the Eastman School of Music Presented by Director Hanson
Candidates for Masters' Degrees Presented by Dean Chambers
Candidates for the Degree Doctor of Medicine Presented by Dean Whipple
Candidates for the Degree Doctor of Philosophy Presented by Dean Chambers
ORDER OF EXERCISES
Doctor of Laws GEORGE SLINGERLAND VAN ScHAICK
Presented hy Dexter Perkins
Doctor of Music . RuDOLPH GANZ
Presented hy Howard Hanson
Doctor of Science ALicE HAMILTON
Presented hy Helen Dalton Bragdon
Doctor of Science . THoMAs MILTON RIVERS
Presented hy George Packer Berry
Doctor of Letters . CARL LoTus BECKER
Presented hy Arthur Sullivan Gale
Doctor of Humane Letters . GUY STANTON FoRD
Presented hy John Rothwell Slater
CoMMENCEMENT HYMN
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 SLATBR
RECESSIONAL-French Military March
The Orchestra
. Saint Sains
THB AUDIBNCB IS RBQUBSTIID TO REMAIN &BATED WHILB THB ACADBMIC PROCBSSION LBAVBS THB THBATRB
DEGREES TO BE GRANTED WITH DISTINCTION OR HONOR
Bt~ehelor of Arts with Highest Distinction
MARJORI!l ELINOR TAGGART, in History
Bachelor of Arts with High Distinction
EVBBBTT LAwRENCE PERRY, in Sociology WILBERT RICHARDSON, in Economics SBTH QUINTIN SHAVER, in History
SuSAN BROWNBLL ANTHONY, in Government MARJORIE DBmNGER, in Psychology MARIB KATHARINE DuBBLBEiss, in History ALICE MARGARBT GRBBNB, in English ETHBL LILLIAN KLEIN, in Biology DoROTHY SuzANNE KLEINBERG, in Sociology RUTH HARNDEN NEWBLL, in History RosEMARY SEILBR, in French BBSSIE WINIPRBD STANFORD, in Spanish RUTH BETTY WILNBR, in Sociology
Bt~eh1lor of Arts with Distinction
JoSBPH Lours CALIRI, in Economics RoBERT BIRDSALL CANTRicx, in Music WILLIAM HUMBERT FoRM, in Sociology RoBERT OLIVER KINSBY, in History REBD HowARD McBANE, in Sociology PAUL HENRI MBNIG, in History LEoNARD RENSSELAER MoREY, in French HARMoN 5TALBY PoTTRR, in Economics GEORGE HUBRRT 5cHRBINBR, in Economics HARMoN VBDDER STRONG, in Mathematics
MYRTICE AuGUSTA BLATCHLEY, in Biology AGNBS LoUisE DBAN, in English GEORGIA WILLDA FoWLB, in English MABBL DoROTHBA KYSoR, in Economics RUTH LuNGER, in Psychology DoRis EDITH MouNT, in Psychology EuGENIA TITus SHBRIDAN, in Biology LucY MAY WmTB, in History
DEGREES TO BE GRANTED WITH DISTINCTION OR HONOR
B<~ehelor of Scimce with High Distinction
C.ASPBRJAcoB ARoNSoN, in Optics GnoRGB H.utruNGTON CRASB, in Chemistry JoHN LIIB MARsH, in Chemistry
B<~ehelor of Scimce with Distinction
EnwARD jAMBS CRANCH, in Mechanical Engineering Loms JAMBS FoRTMILLBR, in Optics MoRTON SUMNBR KIRCRBR, in Chemical Engineering
B<~ehelor of Music with Distinction
jACK W. LoWB JOHN McGRosso MoRRis B. PoUMMIT
DoROTHY BBRTHA BoRSCHEL vIVIAN ADBLB BRADSHAW
RACHEL LoRRAINE GRBBNB ELIZABETH CHARLOTTE HAMILTON LUELLA JANE HINKLE RUTH F. LAMORBB MARY ELIZABETH LBIDICH CAROLYN E. RANEY
Doctor of M6Jicim with Honor
GnoRGB KING ANDBBSON Jon WisEMAN HoWLAND THOMAS AsTLEY WBAVBR, JR.
PRIZES AND HONORS
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
The Sherman Fellowship-to GEORGE HUBERT ScHREINER.
The Townsend Fellowship-to SusAN BROWNELL ANTHONY.
The Atmrican-German Exchange Fellowship of the Institute of ltlternational Education
to LoUis jAMBS FoRTMILLER.
The Atmrican-Frmch Exchange Fellowship of the Institute of International Education
to LEONARD RENSSELAER MoREY.
The Davis Pri'{e.r--to SETH QUINTIN SHAVER and RoBERT BIRDSALL CANTRICK.
Th1 DeW8y Pri'{es--to LEoNARD jAY GALLANT and ALBERT ALEXANDER MATTERA.
The Eli"<,abeth M. Anderson Pri'{(l-tO MARY CATHERINE Drcx:.
TheN. B. Ellison Pri'{-to SETH QUINTIN SHAVER.
The Kreyer Pri'{e in German-to RoBERT Auausr SCHADE.
The Williams Memorial Pri'{-tO ALICE MARGARET GREENE.
The Alumnae Pri'{-to jANICE FuLLER.
The Charles A. Dewey Scholarships--to ETHEL LILLIAN KLEIN and FREDERICK S.
PHILIPS.
The Rigby Wile Pri'{es in Biology-to HowARD BEYE HAMILTON, P AMBLA RAE FAHRER,
and ARAMINTHA MAY GEDDES.
The jesse L. Rosenberger Pri'{-tO WILLIAM EnwrN SuMMERHAYS.
The Susan Colver Rosenberger Pri'{-to PoLLEE MENOHER PHIPPS.
The Lillian Fairchild Award-to CARLETON BuRKE.
The John Dows Mairs Pri'{-to WALTER EuGENE BoND, jR.
The Terry Pri'{(l-tO DANIEL WARD METZDORF.
The Charles L. Newton Pri'{(l-tO MoRTON SUMNER KIRCHER.
The Leet Pri'{e-to DoNALD RICHARD WBLLEE.
Tho William Morse Hastings Pri'{(f-tO ALBERT WILLIAM SToPPEL.
The Mathematical Club Pri'{e.r--to WILLIAM B . HARISON, II and JoHN LEE MARSH.
The Emil K.uichling Pri'{-to RoBERT LYNN WiLLs.
PRIZES AND HONORS
PHI BETA KAPPA
Elections in I 93 8
CASPER jACOB ARONSON
JosBPR Loms CALIRI
RoBBRT BIRDSALL CANTRICK
GEORGE HARRINGTON CRASB
MoRTON SUMNER KIRCHER
JoaN LEa MARSH
pAUL BRUCB MARSH
PAUL HENRI MEmo
LEONARD RENSSELAER MoREY
EvERETT LAWRENCE PaRRY
GBORGB HUBERT SCRRBINBR
FRBD SaAPBRO
HARMON v BDDBR STRONG
RoBERT LYNN WELLS
MYRTLB V ALENA CoLLINS
AGNES LoUisE DBAN
MARJORIE DBmNGBR
MARIB KATRARINB DuBELBBISS
loNB EsTHER HINMAN
DoROTHY SuzANNE KLBINBBRG
MABEL DoROTRBA KYSoR
RUTH HARNDEN NBWBLL
FBRNB PAULL
HELEN DoANB PacK
BERTHA PETERSON
RosEMARY SEILBR
ANNA MARIB SHANNON
BBSSIB WINIPRBD STANFORD
MARJORIE ELINOR TAGGART
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY
SIGMA XI
Elections in 1938
PAuLJ. ALLBN
LERoY WooDARD APKBR
CASPBR jACOB ARONSON
JoHN HaNRY BucK
GEORGB HARRINGTON CRASB
PAUL MoRRis FITTs
WILLIAM L. GROSSMAN
RooaR ALLBN HARVBY
ARTHUR W. HAZBNBUSH
RoBERT EARL HoPKINs
A. GoRDoN Ina
MoRTON SUMNBR KIRCHER
MATHIAS FRANZ FRBDBRICK KoHL, JR.
C. DoNALD LARSEN
J ORN LBB MARsa
ELLSWORTH EDWARD McSwBBNBY
LEONARD CHAPIN MBAD
CLIFFORD MoRGAN
GRANT MoRRow
THOMAS MAcFAUL PBRRY
HERMANN RARN
WILLIAM AuouSTUA RITCRIB
OTTo SARLBR
PAUL E. SMITH
NELSON TRACY SPRATT, JR.
CHARLES VICTOR STRAIN
HERBERT THOMPSON
GBORGB vALLEY
jOHN W ARKBNTIN
NILS YNGVB WESSELL
ELIZABETH HuoaBS BuRKEY
MARVBL-DARB FELLOWS
CLARA IsABEL HINTON
PRIZES AND HONORS
EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Artist's Diplll11111
This diploma is the highest award of the Eastman School of Music in the field of applied music and is awarded only for outstanding performance upon recommendation of the entire faculty.
Pqrformer' s Cmiftcat8
CATILUUNB PuRL CRoZIER, in Organ
CHRISTOPHER ALBERT ASTLE, in Percussion CHARLES RAYMOND BERRY, in Organ E. DouGLAS DANl'I!LT, in Clarinet OscAR LEE GIBSON, in Clarinet CHARLES P. GIGANTE, in Violin BRucn CoNNER HANDLEY, in Voice GERALD G. M. INGRAHAM, in Voice HARRY MARVIN JAcoBS, in Horn FRBDBRICK CusHING MARsH, in Trombone JoHN McGRosso, in Clarinet MoRRis H. PoASTBR, in Voice LoUis SAVERINO, in Tuba KENNETH SPBNCBR, in Voice
LUELLA JANB HINKLE, in Flute DoROTHY EsTHER KNIGHT, in Voice CHARLOTTB KRicK, in Piano MARIA L. P ARAmso, in Voice ANNA C. TAFEL, in Piano RUTH EvA TAYLOR, in Piano MARY WILDA TINSLEY, in Violin MARY RussBLL WILLIAMS, in Voice
Ths Salz.burg Moz.artsum Acadsmy Fsltowship in Conducting-to FREDERICK FENNELL.
Elsction to ths MacDowsll Colony for Croativs Artists-to HoMER KnLLER and RoBBRT WARD.
Tho Cromwell Fellowship in C=position, Munich, Germany-to GARDNBR RnAD.
Guggonhsim F01mdation Fellowship in C=position-to DAVID DIAMOND.
Cqrtiftcato of Musk-KATHERINE E. HoPPM:AN LoUis SA VBRINO
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY
Ths Cushing Pri'{e-to Jn.AN LoUisn CAPTAIN.
GnoaGB KINo ANDBRSoN FRED ARTHUR BRYAN Jon WISBMAN HoWLAND
ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA
Elections in 1938
HARRY Lt1PMAN EDWARD AMBERG STERN RAYMOND STEPHEN SZATKOWSD
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS
Meyer Ruben Achter Charles Hawxhurst Addington Gordon Whiteman Allen Norman James Ashenburg Felix John Balonek Albert Alizas Baronas Elmer Ellsworth Batzell Carl Nicholas Behmdt William Russell Bergan Harry David Bray Harold Edwards Bush William Perrin Buxton Guy Irwin Cady Joseph Louis Caliri Robert Birdsall Cantrick Philetus Mason Chamberlain Virgil Dwight Cheyne Edwin Wesley Cissel Leonard Edwin Coger Daniel Carl Cohen George Washington Corner, IV Dudley Taylor Cornish Maurice Herbert Dankoff Philip Morgan Davies John Dickson DeWeese Richard Carroll Dickinson Robert Earl Dickinson Donald Blynn DuBois
*Randall Milne Dubois George Fleming Dutton Harwood Raymond Ellis Frank Lemuel Foote William Humbert Form Donald Melville Gazley Albert Edward Gilbert James Stewart Glasgow Ephraim Goldberg Jack Goldberg John Henry Grossman Arthur Lyman Haskins Edward Roy Hendrickson Leonard Alfred Ingles Henry Eaton Ireland John Boyink Ireland William Manning Jackson Marvin L. Jacobstein Robert Harwin Kaley Harold Miller Kentner Richard Wayne Kinney
*Marshalls
Robert Oliver Kinsey Benjamin Wolfe Kreisberg Angelo Joseph Madonia Paul Bruce Marsh Reed Howard McBane Charles Knapp McGurk John Gordon MacNaughton William Charles MacQuown Paul Henri Menig Edward Coleman Meyerhoff Frank Weley Moffett, Jr. Leonard Rensselaer Morey Everett Lawrence Perry Matthew John Pillard
*Harmon Staley Potter Frederick Irving Price Oren Gifford Quick, Jr. Angelo Joseph Rallo Robert Rives Rice Wilbert Richardson William W. Robertson Wylie Schall Robson Arthur A. Schade Robert August Schade George Robert Schermerhorn
*George Hubert Schreiner Elbert Lippiatt Scrantom John Bruce Scrymgeour Fred Shapero Seth Quintin Shaver James Oliver Shetterly Charles Robert Sias Arden Henry Snyder Nelson William Spies Harold Herman Steve Albert William Stoffel · Harmon Vedder Strong Frank Taylor Jack Edwin Thomas Frederick Leslie Truax Allen Peris Turner Manning Eugene Van Nostrand, Jr. Edwin Bishop Ward Ross George Weller Roy Arnold Wemett Joseph Everett West, Jr. Ransford Becker Wilson Howard Y alowich
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Mlchanical Engineering as Major
Franklin Ocorr Baer Edward James Cranch Carl Edward Eksten, Jr.
Leo Alvin Geyer Donald Francis McPherson
Chemical EngimBring as Major
Sam Cavallaro William Fredric Dolke, III Thomas Hooker Morton Sumner Kircher
Raymond Landis Beeler George Harrington Chase Paul Fredric Froeschle
Maurice J. Callahan Edward A. Johnson
Casper Jacob Aronson Cameron Benjamin Estes Louis James Fortmiller
*Marshall
John Kinghorn Mciver Donald Russell Steele Robert Bruce Taylor John Richard Utz
Chemistry as Major
John Lee Marsh Hugh Sherman Mosher
*Wilbur Kenneth Neuman
EdtJt:ation as Major
Raymond F. Murphy
Optics as Major
Frank Willis Johnson David Williams
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS
Betty McQuatters Adlam Julia Ann Aikman
*Helen Adair Ancona Susan Brownell Anthony Ethlene Porter Barnes Hazel Sue Bastian Anna Maurine Beck Ruth Eleanor Beebe Shirley Virginia Bertolette Marjorie Louise Bettys Myrtice Augusta Blatchley Mary Louise Bosworth Ethel Lucille Bourne Jane Patty Carhart Jean Elizabeth Carr Eleanor Lake Carson Edith Harriet Chapman Elizabeth Chapman Ruth Lois Charles Rosemary Anne Cherry Myrtle Valeha Collins Barbara June Coster Rose Nellie Criscuolo Ruth Josephine Dawley Agnes Louise Dean Marjorie Deninger Mary Catherine Dick Marie Katharine Dubelbeiss Shirley Gardner Dutemple Mary Isabel Dwyer Jeannette Gilbert Ewell Hannah Louise Fang Jane Kathryn Finneran Ritz Elizabeth Forquer Georgia Willda Fowle Margaret lone Francis Mildred Louise Ginther Margaret Elizabeth Graham Jean Eleanor Graves
*Alice Margaret Greene Jean Marie Griswold Joann Powers Guggenheimer Lucinda Jane Hazen lone Esther Hinman Elizabeth Hadley Hunt
*Marshalls
Ruth Jacobstein Lillian June Kaplan Ann Shepard Kelly Betty Bullen Kendall Beatrice Kathryn Killip Ethel Lillian Klein Dorothy Suzanne Kleinberg Marjorie Knopf Mabel Dorothea Kysor Betty Lawless Janice Lembke Sylvia Ruth Levy Ruth Lunger Dorothy DeWitt Macomber Marjorie Louise Mathes Doris Edith Mount Marjorie Marie Murr Anne Russell Newell Ruth Harnden Newell Beatrice Eunice Newman Jean Elizabeth Obdyke Mary Elizabeth O'Brien Jean Elizabeth Parkes Eleanor Earl Partridge Ferne Paull Helen Doane Peck Jean Frances Pottinger Jeanette Thatcher Radder Jane Stelleta Rambo Elsa Marie Reith Doris Ethel Repeater Charlotte Elizabeth Robinson
*Rosemary Seiler Eugenia Titus Sheridan Bessie Winifred Stanford Miriam Louise Sweetman
*Marjorie Elinor Taggart Electa Tice Eunice Muriel Ullrich Lucy May White Dorothy Wiarda Margaret Rogers Willers Ruth Betty Wilner Elizabeth Jane Winchell
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Marjorie Bent Celia Bloom Catharine I. Donoghue Orva J. Ellis
Martha Annette Briggs Margaret Florence McGlashan
Education as Major
Alice L. Hanvey Kathryn L. Parker Marinette E. Thurston Helen S. White
Nursing as Major
Louise Kieffer Sullivan
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF MUSIC
Christopher Albert Astle Charles W. Bergener Charles Raymond Berry E. Douglas Danfelt Gerald G. M. Ingraham Harry Marvin Jacobs Chauncey Frederick Kimball William Ernest Koogler J. Harald Kurtz, Jr. George E. Leedham A very A. Lockner George Wesley Lott
*Jack W. Lowe Chester De Witt Mann, Jr.
*Frederick Cushing Marsh John McGrosso George Merrill, Jr. Wilson Myers Manuel Newman Robert William Ottman Robert Moffat Palmer Leland Herrick Procter Sanford Schonbach Kenneth Spencer Frank DeWitt Thornton Gerald George Vogt Orville Grant Willson Robert Andrew Yost John Louis Zaumeyer
Clara Gladys Apitzsch Jean 0 . Beers
*Marshalls
Dorothy Bertha Borschel Vivian Adele Bradshaw Rose Cherasky Brooke Elizabeth Harper Brown Ruth Maxine Clemons Elaine Eleanor Dodge Ruth Eigabroadt Rachel Lorraine Greene
*Elizabeth Charlotte Hamilton Edith Harrison A. Arlene Hershey
*Luella Jane Hinkle Cornelia Macpherson Hughes Eleanor S. Leek Mary Elizabeth Leidich Doris West McLaughlin Barbara Norine Murray Vola Benson O'Connor Ethel Adele Page Maria L. Paradiso Pauline Harriet Paterka Helen Elizabeth Potter Carolyn E. Raney Helen Louise Riedy Elena Lucia Riggio Ruth Hathaway Smith Helen Virginia Walker Nettie Lee Whipkey Mary Russell Williams Margarette Lyn Winder Mary Kay Wood Martha Zak
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF ARTS
William J. Ackley George F. Barr John Marsland Conly John B. Crowder Everett Raymond Dyer Clarence Benjamin Evaul George Myron Fennemore Raymond E. Francis John Elton Gilmore Arthur Christian Hoffman, II Alfred Augustus Johns Frank C. Leach Henry Junior Loper Louis Joseph Marasco
*Herbert A. Norton Andrew David Oliver Hervey John St. Helens Robert Edward Schellberg Paul E. Smith
Samuel Clarence Steele, Jr. Edward Oscar Stephany Charles Gildersleeve V ardell, Jr. Robert Austin Warner James Arnold Wilson
Adelaide Mary Biesenbach Kathleen D. Brady
*Adair Miriam Bras ted Virginia Cowan Mary Straubinger Davidson Elizabeth Aristine Dodd Alice Blanche Grussenmeyer Dorothy C. Houck Grace Carroll McCarthy Ida Klein Richardson Mary A. Sheehan Doris Elizabeth Welker
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF SCIENCE
Robert Voigt Adair Paul James Allen Benjamin James Beach John Gerard Broughton Robert Ward Burnham William Lewis Grossman Roger Allen Harvey Richard Hewson Lansing Perley G. Nutting, Jr.
William Augustus Ritchie Charles Lewis Spurr
*Robert F. Walters
Priscilla Lees Cummings Lorraine Florence Haege Clara Isabel Hinton Marguerite Adelle Smith Margaret Ruth Wright
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF MUSIC
*Donald Wilbur Allton Charles D. Arnold Edwin DeForest Clark Oscar Lee Gibson Edmund Thomas Haines Bruce Conner Handley Homer Todd Keller Ernest Elwyn Lyon
Joshua Morton Missal Elwood S. Roeder John W. Shepard Kemble A. Stout
Velora Lorraine Beck Elizabeth Mary Clark Mary Ellen Kapp
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF EDUCATION
John Otto Benz Samuel William Bloom Ralph N. Cogswell Milton Francis Cummings James Conklin Foote Leon Cyril Friel William Kenneth Fulkerson Frank Wallace Jones Charlie Darrel Moon Grove Amidon Nagel
*Marshalls
Earle Willis Nash Robert Lewis Thomas Claude L. Wallace Ora N. Walters W. Forrest Watkins
Helen Charity Addicott Janette Birr Wilson Abigail Thistlethwaite Youngman
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
George King Anderson Thomas Louis Bourns Fred Arthur Bryan Lucius Lucine Button Robert Henderson Cross Clarence Ethelbert Dungan Ernest Benjamin Emerson, Jr. George Frederic Emerson Harvey Braden Fitz-Gerald Roger Hollett George John Black Goetsch Robert Louis Graham Harold Edgar Gregory David Stephen Grice William Grillo Joe Wiseman Howland Arthur Gordon Ide Ralph Franklin Jacox Paul Charles Johnson Harry Kaufman
Edward Karl Kloos Carl William Koerper Charles Irving Miller Henri Gerald Morin William Raymond Murlin Frank Moore Olrich Robert Lee Piercy Richard France Platzer Otto DePuy Sahler Quintino John Serenati Harry Fisher Smith Howard Anton Spindler Edward Amberg Stem Raymond Stephen Szatkowski Richard Allison Warrick Thomas Astley Weaver, Jr. Philip Marion Winslow
Jean Louise Captain Linda Anra Tischer
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Richard Freligh Baker, B.S., Pennsylvania State College, 1932.; M.S., 1933; Physics Thesis: The Photoelectric Yield of Cadmium in the Schumann Region.
Alex Black, A.B., University of Kentucky, 192.9; M.S., Pennsylvania State College, I 93 3; Vit11l Economics
Thesis: The Effect of Protein and Exercise of Different Ages on Total Energy and Basal Metabolism.
Charles Simmons Bridgman, A.B., Union College, 1934; M.S., Brown University, 1935; Psychology
Thesis: The Absolute Brightness Threshold and the Scotopic Visibility Curve of the Cat's Eye.
John Henry Buck, B.S., University of Saskatchewan, 1933; M.S., 1935; Physics Thesis: The Radioactive Isotopes Produced by the Bombardment of Zinc and
Selenium with High Energy Protons.
Victor Stanley Chambers, B.S., 1933; Ch1111Zistry Thesis: Orthoamidosulfonyl and Diethylamidosulfonyl Derivatives of Certain
Esters of Paraaminobenzoic Acid.
Paul Morris Fitts, Jr., B.S., University of Tennessee, 1934; A.M., Brown University, 1936; Psychology
Thesis: Experimental Studies of Hunger-Motivated Behavior and Learning.
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OOCfOR OF PHILOSOPHY-CoNTINUED
Carl Donald Larsen, B.S., Kalamazoo College, 1930; M.S., 1931; Biochemistry Thesis : Contribution to the Chemistry of Plant Sterols.
Richard Samuel Manly, B.S., Antioch College, 1933 ; A.M., Oberlin College, 1934; Biochemistry
Thesis : Physical and Microchemical Studies of Dental Hard Tissues.
Frank W Maurer, A.B., Antioch College, 1934; Physiology Thesis : Absorption of Indicator Dyes by Frog Muscle and Extraction and
Analysis of Extracellular Muscle Fluid from Frog.
Ellsworth Edward McSweeney, A.B., Oberlin College, 1934; Chemistry Thesis : Part I : Preparation of Alkyl Benzenesulfonates. Part II : The Influence of
Solvent on the Rate of Hydrolysis. Part III: Velocity of Hydrolysis of Alkyl Benzenefulfonates.
Donald M. Packer, B.A., Miami University, 1933; A.M., The University of Rochester, 1935; Physics
Thesis : An Experimental Determination of the Optical and Photo-Electric Properties of Free Surfaces of Potassium at Liquid Air Temperature.
Herman Rahn, A.B., Cornell University, 1933; Zoology Thesis : Studies on the Avian Pituitary.
Charles Alvin Stoneburg, B.S., St. Lawrence University, 192.5; Biochnnistry Thesis: Lipid Studies on Isolated Cell Nuclei.
Charles Victor Strain, A.B., DePauw University, 1932.; A.M., The University of Rochester, 1936; Physics .
Thesis : An Investigation of the Radioactivities Produced by Bombarding Nickel and Copper with High Energy Protons.
John Warkentin, A.B., Bethel College, 1935 ; M.S. , Brown University, 1936; Psychology
Thesis : A Genetic Study of Vision in Animals.
Nils Yngve Wessell, B.S., Lafayette College, 1934; Sc.M., Brown University, 1935; Psychology
Thesis: Certain Effects of Auditory Stimulation on the Electrical Signs of Brain Activity.
Marvel-Dare Fellows, B.A., Reed College, 192.7; M.S., Washington State College, I 930; Biochemistry
Thesis : Anti-gonadotropic Hormones in Normal Human Blood Serum.
Augusta B. McCoord, A.B., 1918; Biochemistry Thesis : A Study of Some Factors Which Influence the Concentration of Carotin·
oids and of Vitamin A in the Organism.
Pauline Elizabeth Nutter, B.S., Nebraska State Teachers College, 1932.; M.S., University of Arizona, 1934; Vital Economic}
Thesis : Glycogen Formation in the Recovery from Fatigue.
DEGREES GRANTED SINCE COMMENCEMENT OF JUNE, 1937
BACHBLOR OP AaTS
Alton Charles Davis Charles Clermont Bigelow Hallock Morris Schnidman
D. Jane Gorsline Grace Audrey Runals
Samuel Joseph Spagnolo Edward Francis Wood
BACHBLOR OP ScxENCB
Chemical Engineering as Major
Noel Hawkins Kuhrt
Atthur L. Heath Robert Atthur McCaw Walter J. Saxe
Robert Orr Monaghan Oliver Nixon Morris R. Poummit Richard Lynn Remy Harlan Bethune Rogers, Jr.
Byron Dorchester Atnold Edwin Liemohn Harold Harry Witters
Guy Francis Bernard R. Berton Coffin Anthony Donato Brynolf Lundholm Theodore Dunstan Vosburgh
*Norman Harvey Baker
Education as Major
Grace Winegard Bronson Jennie Gladys Evershed Ruth Clark Huntington Lucille Soule Sherwood Clara Guernsey W· 'ker
BACHELOR OP MusiC
Ruth F. Lamoree Dorothy Paine White
MASTER OP ARTS
Laurana Rownd Wilson
MASTER OP MuSic
Martha Barkema Katharine Currie Davies Margaret Loving Hutchinson Elizabeth Kinney Helen Jean Maddock Frances Claire Schott
DoCTOR oP MEDICINE
DoCTOR OP PmLOSOPHY
Mathias Franz Frederick Kohl, B.S., Mt. Union College, 1933; Biochemistry Thesis: Studies on the Storage of Elaidin: A Balance Sheet of Fat Absorption in
the Rat.
*Posthumous Award
