r mbt mntbtr�it!' of <!CbtcagoFOUNDED BY JOHN D. ROCKEFELLERTHETwo HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHTHCONVOCATION�bt �pring·FIRST SESSIONJUNE THIRTEENTHA.D. NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-EIGHTROCKEFELLER MEMORIAL CHAPELLIST OF GRADO �ES FOR THE JUNE. 1958 CONVOCATION(w/o means "without thes1s'�)Abernathy Phyllis J·ean (Soc.Ser.) A. • w/oAbrahamson, David Yilliam (Bus.) lL.B.A. foAdler, Barbara ringold (Soc.Serv.) A.M. /0Adler, Seymour J. (Soc.Serv,) A.M. /0Allison, Glenn Stiuart (Soc.Serv.) A.. w/oAlmqvist, . arja Margareta. Anderson (8oc.Serv.) 1/0Alter, Jean Viator (History of Culture) Ph.D.'he revQlt from success in t.he novel of the twentie • . \P�3999Ames" Lois S. (Soc.Serv.) 'A.. w/oAn er-son, V,emon E;'-\Bu$�) M.B.A. lfoArden. Anne Pratt (Physiol.) S.M.Paper. Speoulation on the biosynthesis ot tryptophan.Arends, Wade B. Jr. (Soc.Serv.) A.M.Paper: Socio-cultural udy of "he American Indian in Chicago.Ashar, Donald Thomas (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oBangs, Carl Oliv r (Diy. School) Ph.D.·Arminius and reformed. theology.Barbee, John Martin (F.'.8.) D.B. fBarker, ains Goldie (Educ.) A.M.Paper. Continuity and e uence in the elementary scd.ence currd.culnm,Baron, .aula .l.evin (Hi8t.) A.M. wi.Bartosiewicz, Richarad Luoian (Chem.) A.M. w/oBat el, Lee Hill (Bus.) •• B.A. /0Dearerof·t, �·�t'othy Jane (Cham,) S.M. w/oBeaty, Gordon 'rheodore (Bus.) M.B.A. /0Beaulieu, Charles Richard. (Bus.) M.B.A. /0Becker, Florence Lome (Inglish) A.M. /0Belensky, Mary Field (Hum.Dev.) A.M.Paper. Politioal socialization: The development of the image of th U.S.senators in adolescenee.Bell, il11am David (Bot.. ) S.M.Pa.per: Response of the yellow stripe maize mutan1; (yel) to ferrous d ferriciron.�,h .2, ,Bergkvist" Carl Ivar (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oBemI:a:r�h 18.ary Louise (Soc.Serv.) A.Ll. /0/ Ber7/pyan� c. (&le.Serv.) A. • w/oB.zt�f.. Jl)Ilst �f6 (Soc.lllerv.) A.M. w/o· cB1a;l�'>l�rry Aly (!nth.) A.M... /Paperr Some problems of Durangeno eultur&:;liistol'y.Bid�ard. Douglas (F.T.F.), D.B. {o,/', .Jii�ija# Zarko G, (Bus.). Ph.D. HG9999A' "ft JUnorican,long-term investm.ent abroad and the �rt of capital goods,!; ):�Lat.in lme�ican experieno I 1944-).955. 'Bi;dweU, Ra on Paige,' Jr. (C.!.S.) D.B. .:',The 'reI tlonshi� ,of th self and God in the thought of Reinhold Niebuhr.Bobrof£, Allen (EdUCt) Ph.D, LB;3999A Qompa,ris9n- of pla.y beha.vior in normal and in mentally retard-eel children.,'. " :."" _; '�.Solley .. ' Jean Lldstone (,Soc.Serv'.) A.M. 'i/oBott, Jo �ohnston (F.T�F.) D.B. /0IBr�d��.: John Paul (Bus.) M·.B.A. w/oBrandenburg, David Terrence ( ath.) S'.. AhI '',.Bri,dge£Qrth .. Jeanne, J son ,(Boc,.Serv.) A.M.Brindell" June (English) A.M. /0Brooks, RiGhard Oliver A.IL. (PhU�)'Paperl' Ethics and organizational respone1bility�,IBrown., L�� 'Brooks, Jr. (Bus.) .B.A. /0Bruhn, Irving Karl (Div.School) Ph.D. BL9999'the. contribution of Tor Andrae to the discipline of the hi story of religions·th special referenoe to 1 lam.Brus�, DaVid f (PhY'$i�,e> S.U.", :Bud\o.t'f/Milton (Human ,Devl_> Ph.D. BF1999 (Ed)A .study of the rela.tion of .fantasy and overt beha.vior.rio ",Burbach, Ja.ck Lester. (0. 'f.$.) D.B. w/oBurr:P-l" Fran,cas Snow (Educ.) A.M.Pa:p�ra A compari�lve study of teacher induction practices in the cities of. _mston, Ill1no:t" and Skokie, Illinois.Burtkoh, William. Charles (Soc.Serv.) A. • /0Bushway, Collin (B�s.)· .B.A.Butler, Hope ·H •. (Soc.Serv.) A.M. /0Calder, William Musgr� e, III. (Classics) Ph.D. PA4422.C18Further researches on the dramatic technique ot Sophocles.3 June, l'5SBurstein, Alvin George (Psychology) A,14. BF1999Primary process in children as a function of age,Oaldv 11, Dou 13.$; Ray (Physic) S.M. faCald ell, Frank rne�, (Soc.Serv.) A.. '/0Call$nder. Charles (Anth.) PH.D,Central Algonkian social organizd.tion.Oarey, James Thoma.s (Sociology) ,Ph.D. HN'999The development of the uni veY->sity evening school in urban .AmericaJ an,aspect of institutiona.lization in higher education. 19999Carlson, Kenneth S (Bus.) M.B." �rfo'fCarra.t� Robert Yves (Bus.) .B.A. {oCarter, Elsa (Soc'. SerY. ) .M. -/0Casebolt. Ralph Lowell (F.T.F •. ) DfI'B.The adolescentsf,s Image of the family.Castro, Anthony John (CheJih)' S. • v./oCedrins, Janis (G.L.S ) A ••Paper, West Qerman r e arch libraries.Ch dler, John Noel (Gen.Stud.Hum�.) A. ,Papert Hutne' critiea� theocy.Chaney, Da.Vid Eugen (0.,.8.) I).B.The ado�eseent' .e of adult life in dimensions ot fre dom, relatednes ,and Yocg.tion.Ohew� Herman 'en.-Geun (Physics) 8.M. w/oChilds, Marg ret W. (Soc".Serv.) A.M. /0Chimen, Ellen E. (Educ.) A.M.Paper: AppraiSing, recording, and reporting pupil regr-ess in elementarygrades. . "Clark, Charles Francis (Bus.) M.B.A. /0Clo,rk, P :bricialt Ann (Div.School) A. • PR2248 /C57 (Div)John Donne as an exam Le of the sevent eenth century . ssociation ofsensibility and its implications for modern Christian aesthetic.June, 1958Clish, Jean France (Gen.Stud,Human.) A,.Paper: 1 The texts of Horner.Cohen, Paul' Joseph (abh • .) Ph.D., CcA999To ies in the theory of uni u 'ness of trigol1ometirical series.Collins, Mildred Ruvinsky (Soc.Serv.) A. • w/oComis, lvilliam Peter (Bus.) �.B.A. w/oCoogle, Jose h Ioor-e Jr., (Bu�.) M.B.A" (oCoo. Ch e we> f eterology) S.. , , C1099On the redi,etion or thre day hurricane motion.Copple, Laura Opal. (Educ.) .1l.Paperl Admin.istration for continuous pro' $$ional develo ment in highereducation in nursing�Cosby, EVerett Lamar (Soc.Sen.) A.. w/oCrawford, 'Da.vid (Astron.) Ph.D.'Tvlo-dimensional speotral classifica.tion by narz-o band photometry for Bstars in clusters and assooiat,ione.Crouzet,'Jean Gaston· (Eu.) M.B.A. /0Currie, Kenneth Lyell (Geology) S.M. vt/oDavis, Fred (Sociology) Ph.D.Polio in the t�y:, A, S1;udy. inoC'i$$8 �d family process.Dement, William Cha.rles (hysiology) Ph.D.he physiology of dr am1ng.deSchyeinitz� arger.y (Boc.Serv.) • [. , . w/oDietiker, Kem.p Edward (C,.f.S.) D.B. ltVO____ • (DJ..v.School) A ••A method of stucW'ing religious experienoes of oollege students. 999D1 Raimondo" Gino Saleiccia (Cla.ssics) Ph"D.�rd and deed in Greek trageqy.Dodd, K�'Lneth Melton (History) Ph,D. HC999A. history of the "manor of Re�gr :'Ie in the county of Suffolk. 15JS-1700.p 9999Dormady" Mary Louise (Nur .Ed.) A.M.PapeN In .. serviee education to assist selected staff nurse in ao 'uiringa basic under lding of the tunctions of the head nurse.Driscoll, James.11 H. (Bus.) M.B.A., , T!i{oDry, Allan Bernar-d (Bus.) M.B.A. "'/0Drzik, Edward Paul (Soc.Serv.) A.M. /0June, 1958Duffey, Donald. Dwight· (Bu$.) M.B.A. /0Dukes, Peter Paul (Biochemistry) Ph.D. 01999An unusual phoaphas ase associated 'With T2, T4 and 15 bacb er'Lophag •Dushek, Verna R. (Educ.) A.M •.Pap.er: The tea.ching 6f istening in the elementary schools.l!iatn.es, Sammuel orris' (Phil.) Ph .• D. B945 .D43Z7E2SOlUe metholdol<;>g:i.cal problems in John De eycl theor-y of valuation.El-B�dri, Abdul Lat�f (Surgery) S. d.Some aspects of gastric physiology.Eldred, Clara Ruth (Soc.Serv.) A.M. w/o, .Ellga.es, La.�rence -Joseph (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oElliot, Christian Salveson (Soc.Serv.) A.. vloElliott, Earl Elmer (XSoo.Berv.) A.M. /0limans, Robert Le Roy (Educ.) A.M.Paper: An an' ysis of tho vocabulb.ry used in classic comics.Eric son, Ch�rles John (Div.School) D.B.The relationship bet seen God. and the V'Jrold in the thought of AlfredNoyes itehead.Erickson, Millard John (Phil.) A.M.Paper; Platonic' forms and $elf..predicationt I� cri-t1cal. examination ofGregory Vlasto�t Interpretation of the 'Third Man Argument t in theParmenf.dea,Erkman, James Frederick (C.T.S.) D.B.P aperc John Knoxa Ohur-ch , mini st 1Y:f I and sacrament s,Feigenb<;.l.wu, l(enneth DaVid (HumanDev.) A. L. HN999 (Ed)the l:iroit ad hour; situati9nal study of eccf.ab e intelt8ction.Ferkinhof.f, argaret Barr-ov s (Soc.Serv.) A.. w/oFischer, Stanley tee· (Gen. tua..nl). .'"nan.) .M.Paper: The, comic t,heory of Badius Ascensius.Fitch, Alice Virginia. (Soc,.Serv.) 10Fleming, Robert Robinson ($Oc ••:H3rv.) A.. w/oFlynn_. Richa:rd -Jeme (Bus") M.B.l\. /0Folland, Albert George (�Quc.) A.M •. aper; A revie of vocationa.l guidance acti Vitiee in secondary schools from1945 to 195,. -FowJ.ie. Alfred Henry Jr. (Meadville) D.B. 106. June, 1958French, Neil Desha (Bus.) M.B.A.' 'Vi/oFriedman� Mendel (Chem.) S.M. w/oFrye, 'Harold ,Eugene (�hyoicn) s.. 'lJ/oFujii, Tadcko Andrewi (Physics) Ph.D. Q01099Elastic scatt,erin 'of 150 Mev negative pions by nuclei.Garfi�ld, Mcry Griffin (So-;.Serv.) A. • w/oGargantiel, Fernando Henry (Soc.Serv,,) A,.. v/oGa:rl��dl, Jarrt€s Wilsoll Jr. (Physics) S.. ,,·/0Geffinger, L01"'ell Emery (Bus.) .• B.A. w/oGeiser� Joseph Burr Van (Math.) S.M. vloGendlin Eu�ene T. (Phil.) h.D.The fWlction of $�)eriencin� in symboliz�tion. BC919Genova, A!ttkm,y,Char].e$ (Phil.) A., • B2779 .GJ:3The re1cttion between Kant's transcendental unity of pure apperception andthe synthetic unity of the obj'ective world.George, exander Lawr-ence (Pol.Sc.) h s D, \Pro agancLi analysis: A study of inferences made from Na.zi propaganda inVorld 'v\'o.r II.Ginsberg, Robert Ernest (Ideas & Meth.) it •. Paper� CritiCi'sm, �ychoanaly �is, and The Turn of the Scrall iGlass, Eleanor ¥'right (Soc.Serv.) A.M. 'w/oGl'eason" , Th�ma L. (Bus.) Il.B.A. w/o'Glessner, , Richard Hart er (C .• T. S.) D.B.,, . �/�,7he past or-al, director as educator, [GlicksteinJ MitcheU • (Psychology) Ph.D.T�m.poral patterns of cardiovascular response.I BF1999Godbey, J:ohn 'Charles ( eadville) D.B. w/oGoldst�, V<:l-lerie Sadving (Div.Sehool) •• w/QGoodmfln" John F. (English) .'. w/oGr ess�e" V alter Richard (Soc.Se.) /0Gra.n��zl: ..u Ruth Pea.rl (HumcnDev�) A. • HN999 (Ed).' ,.1h(;) :symbolic significance of the ,b;. vis Presley phenomenon to* teen-age" females, a �tudy in her-o worshi through the media of po ular ingers and7Green, Howard Heney (s.oo.Serv.) A.M.. "I/oGreen,., Peter Harold. (Math.Biol.) Ph.D.Factors in visual acuity.Greif, ElizabEth Marshall (Bus.) M.B.A. /0Gribbin, John Hawkins (G.L. S.) Ph.D. Zl0999Relationships in the atterns of bibliographic devices.GrUl , tToe (Bus.) .B.. w/oGroskreutz, Donald Alfred (DiY.School) A.M.. Bn0999A critical study of the thought of Friedrich Schleierm char as a.pa.storal theologian.Gross, Leonard (Math.) Phi!D. QA999Integration and nonlinear transforma.tions in Hlbert, space,Grunfeld, Yehuda (Beon.) Ph.D. HD9999The determinants of corporate investment; a. study of a. number oflarge corporations in the United Sta.tes.Gunderson" Carl Hannon (Pathology) S.M. RB999A study of the f�te and phagooyt1c prope�ies of the antibody-forming. cell of the spleen.Gunderson, arren Martin (Int.Rel.) A.M. J 9999The American consular service in Chins, 1844 to 1858.Habert Seth Lener (Pathology) S.M. RC1099The ,effect s of alpha tocopherol and solubilizing compounds on thecarcinogenic activity of methyl'Gholanthrene.Halkides,' Galatia Semele (Psychology) Ph.D. BF1999An investigation of ther peut.Lo succeas as a. function of four thera 1stV riables.'''_ Hallengren, Howard E. (Bus.) w/oHalverson, Loren Ellis (Div.School) Ph.D.G rman �rotesta.ntism in dia.logue with t.he orld.Hamburg, Roger Phillip (Pol.So.) B A.M.Soviet; military organiz ion * a nation in arme,Hamer, Donald. ilson (Bus.) K.B.A. 6 w/oHamilton, Lou! John (Geol.) S.M. w/oHammett, John Edward (Geogr,aphy) A.M. HD10000eat production, transportation and marketing for Anglo-Americ •Hansan, Bern rd Joseph (Bus.) M.B.A. (0Hanson-, ?arren La Ro; ( C. T • S.) I).B.. 10Har<\Y'; Edith Louise (Hum.Dev.) A.)I..8 June, 1958Hargreaves, Hardy . ekel (pol.Se.) A.14. DK999Khrushchev and the permanent purge) a stu.dy in totalitarian politics.Harney, K. Louise atkins (Educ.) A ••Paper: A comparitive study of pupil gouping for instructional pur' osee,Harth, John Phillip ... (English Lang. & Lit.) Ph.D. PR3727 .H)'3Swi.:ft and Anglican rationaliStU; th.e $eventeenth-eentury background ofSwift I a early writings.Hauver .. Charles Don.ald (Bus.) M.B.A. r/oHeilbrunn, Gunther (Classics) A.I.Pa.per: studies in Herodotus.Halperin, Joann (Edue.) A.M.Papert Some means, methods and rights of teachers to engage in ctivitiesdirected to ard. the improvement of thjir economic status.Hendricks, Oliver Peter (Bus.) .. B.A, w/oHerrick, Robert Lee (80c.,Sc.) A.M.Papers The Evangelical United Brethren Church and the American egro. A casestudy of institut.ional ambivalence.Higa, Janet His . 0 (800.8erv.) A.M. w/Hild brand, Hugo (Soc.Serv.) A.M. w/oHirsoh, Morris William ( ath.) Ph.D. 999Immersions of manifQlds.,Hobbs, Edward Craig (He' Testament & Early Christian Lit.) Ph.,D.The Gospel of .,ark and the Exodus.Hoff, Ramon Brewster (Physics) S.M.. w/oHoffman. Glenn Howard (Bus.) K.B.A. w/oHole, Frank (Ant-h. ) A. '.Paper, Basal1'·abbat, Al-Hamm l A reanalysis and comparison.Holm, Patrician oran (Soc .. Serv.) A.. rioIkado, Fujio (Meadville) D.B.The middle class and Japanese Protestantism' A socie-historical. study ofmis,sian problems, especially in relation to mission schools" B89999Ikado, Toshiko (Soc.Serv.) A.M. /0-1\ .Janzen .. Curtis J es (Soc.Serv.) A.. /0Jay, Clement Edwin (Bus.) M.B.A. /0Jefferson .. George Lee Jr. (HumanDev.) .M.PaperJ Analysis of age association item for middle-aged respondents.9 June, 1958J ef:fries, Barbara. Ruth (AP.at o!D\V) Ph.D fThe relation of n!itochondri morphology to euccmcxi.daob served in the rat kidney aftar prot em inj ection.Jellema, William Harry, Jr. (Soc.Serv.) A.M. /0J-enkins, Nelson onroe .. " Jr. (Soc.Berv.) A .. M.. wlo'Jensen, Astrid 'Evangeliile (Math.) s.a. (oJev.ett, Robert Le (C.'�S.), D.B.The conception of 'orship in the Epistle to the H brews.Johnson, Flnil Richard (POl.Se.) A.H.'he role of t,he British Labour ,Pa..rty in the Su z Orises.Johnson, Harold Joseph (Ph,il.) Ph.D. B1248 .N.3J7Nat.ure, knowledge, and convention in the hilosophy of Hobbe •QL999act i vity asJX9999Jovanovic, Stanka (Cham:.) S.,M. "'i/oKahn, Me� A. (Soc.Se.) A., ••. . . �\... Paper;: Cook Coun1:,y labor. Political expecta:b1on, politioal realization., t , . f � \ � JKaiser, illiam Francis (Bus.) .B,A. /0, ''"Kalas, John • (0.T.8.) D.B.Spirit and objectiri�ation in the though of N. Berdyaev.Kanapi. Carmen Garay (Zoo.) ,$. ,. QL999The innuence of Y.heterochromatin -of the induction of dominant lethal •Kang, Hi- Gong (History) A.M.. {oKangas, Joyce Yvonne (S�c.Serv.) A.M. w/oKaplan, Et;han Zadok (Sociology) A.M.. HN999An investigation or neighborhood cohesfon and its relation to knowledge oflocal political events.Kamas, Endel (Chem.) S.M. '/0Kelly, Bernard James (Bus.) .B.A. /0Kemble. Robe� Br vister (Bus.) .B.A. w/oKenny, Raymond Patriok '(Bus.) M.B.A. w/oKetterer, Rob rt; Oarl (Bus.) M.B.A., w/oKh . il, Bahieh (Edue.) A..Paper; Oomparative. study of the edue :;ion oi; women in Jordan and Egypt.Kim, -Chung, Han (Educ.) A.M.Paperl The influence of cultural differenoes upon Korean eduoa�1on.lO June. 1958Kim, John La; son (H!st.) . A. • . w/oKimball, James Anderson (Physics) S.. /0Kindelsp rger, alter L. (Soc.Serv.) Ph.D. HV9999Differentiating the role ot child welfare consultant from the role ofpublic assistance oasework supervisor.Kinley, Lucille Elizabeth (Nut.s.M.) 4.M.Paper. Patients' needs as one source of educational obejctivee.Kiralfy .. Bernice Helene (. a.Serv.) A.X. /0Klass, Irwin Everet (EduC.) A.M.Paper; An educatl.onal approach to the intemal communication problems otorgani zed labor_Kobrak, aria de Vroet (HomeEc.) A.M.IConsumer inst;a1lment credit and f'" ct or-s associated with it. HF9999Kooh, Harriett Berger «(�urs. d.) .�!.Pa.per. An analysis of staff nursing on the day staff in the surgical. divisionof a research hospital.Koch, Harry Douglas (Bus.) .B.A. w/oKrainik, Ed ard Benjamin (Bus.) .B.A. 1/0Krajci, Anthony J�hn (Educ.) .M."1'aper:. The influence of accultura.tion on eduoation in Oentral Me Guinea.Krise, Edward Fisher (Soe.Serv.) ,'h.D. UB999Role conflict and sooial diagnosis ot the military offender.Krueger, Eliza.beth Annete (urs.Ed.) A ••P�per: Identification. of nursing needs on the basis of symptoms arising fromalterations ins hY5iology.Kruai, Oarlisle Hume (C.T.S..) D.B. io. Kruzick, Richard Fortner (Bu.) .B.A. /0Kust,er, Robert J. (Botany) Ph.D.Effects of photoperiod and temperature upon periodicity inQ...o �) �tfr:I'4(o", � d 6f.J. t.t , t" "fY�t.,J_:1.o -e r:. . .J.. II'� c.: �� �-o t; .� �t r-f Q �d(· , f-.w"�.Lamb, Robert William Palliser (Bus. I. •• A. 'W/oLandgraf, Katherine Elizabeth (Soc.Serv.) A.. w/oLane, Victor Hugo III (Germ.)Paper, Valdema.r's Saga. .. .Laska.., John Anthony (Geography)' A.M. HT1999The de'felo ment of t.he pattern of retail trade enters in a. selected area iasouthwest em 1011a.LLLLaLLL'LLo�L1o�tubjMal· �.. ,.-",,:� 11 June, 1958Lawson, Ernest Thoma.s (Div.School)· D.B. v/oLeavitt .. Ale C. (Soc.,Sarv.) ,A M. vr/QLee, Bryon Oliver,Jr. (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oLee,Conrad (Div,School) D.B. . w/oLehideux" Gerald J,earmdchel (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oLeidberg, Richard Erne$� (C.T.S.) D.B.The fool as hero in" the existentialiot comeey or Samuel Beokett;.Leland. Earl John (Hist.) A.. w/o,Letton, Mildred 'Celia (Educ.) Ph.D.Individual differences in interpretive responsninth-grade level-" BF1999 (Ed)s in reading poetry at theLewis, Cllffo!'d Dean (C.f.S) D.B.The influence upon the ·.Ecumenical oV'en1ent of the theology of P.T. Forsyth.'John Phillip (Bus.) M.B.A. w/o \.,:\Jl'Libby. Uliem Leon, Jr. (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oLieberman. Dina (Soc.Serv.) A M. wi.L1eberson, stanley (Sociology) A •••l1,\htue groups and medicine,LUj , Everett Ha.rold (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oLinder, Leroy Harold (G,L.S.) Ph.D. Zl0999her1s$ of current complete national bibliography in lihgland, Franc J Genusny,and the United State • HN999LLoyd, Gertrude Ophelia, (Soc.Berv.) A,t. w/oLloyd, James Vd.lliam (Bus.), M..B.A. w/oLuban" Harsh" II (Physics) S. /0Mace ich. George (ioon.) Ph.D. HB3999onetary disturbanoes in the United Sta.t s, 1834-45.Madansky, Albert (sta.tistios) Ph.D. �999Identif1ce:s,tion and estimati<::)n in latent class analysis.aroetica" Lawrenc Angelo (Soc.Serv.) A. • /0Malakoff, Gr 06 S rigart ('01.80.) A.M. JK9999The president t ' peerogative of veto.Manr., Ho",a;rd Norman (lJiv.S�hool) D.B. w/oarcus, Robert B. (Chem.) S. • {Q12 June, 19;8Marshall, Kenn h Kirk ( eadvill ) D.B. w/oKan,in, '!lliam Richard Dougla.s (Bus.) X.B.A. /0liartinkenas, Fabian (Soa.So.) A.II..p�.... G.r* A.(I"itiqUe· of idealistic and scientific postulates as they relate to"The Science and Value Problem" ..Uasnyk, Iho,r Jarema (Chem.) S.. w/oMatlis,!hen ()lath.) Ph.D.Injective modules.Matthe 8, Elwin Paul (Soc.Berv.) A.IL. w/o.Kat\h1as, Ronald P'rederiak (History) A.II. .Tbe Suffolk estates of Nicholas B con, l540.1579.,Maynard, Robert, Georg (Bu.) M.B.A. w/Q':', 'loCawley, James David (Kath.) S.M. {o14eOlo " Robert Lloyd (Bus.) w/oMcConahy, Raullo Justin (M th.) S... wi QMcCrea, Alice Lorena (Radio�ogy) '.M.. riocGeeverJ !mmett Bernard (G.L,S.) .A.M.A .dy of use or a cla8sif1e� oa.talog.McGinnis, Edwin (Bus.) JI.B.A. wiGMolver, Ul1am Ramsey, III (Bus.) •• B.A.·· /0MoKinney, Geraldine Ele�Qr (Soc.Serv.) A.M.. w/oMcNttf. William Patrick ehael (Bus.) - U.B.A. faMoPike. Jobn, Anthony (Bus.) .B.A. w/oHenary I Lily illzab ebb. (Soc .. Berv. ) A.M. (oMendozaJ Villarreal,iUgenio Fmillio (Astron.) Ph.D.A spect,roscopio. and phtomet.:ric study of the stars.seick, Donald Alfred (Bus.) It.B.A. w/oeyer, Gerda (Soe.Serv .• ) A.ll. w/oMichaelsen, Jaoob Borchert, (Bu '.) .B.A. ' /0nllard� Lloyd Tjaden (Bus.) M,B.A. w/oMUlel!hQlJi8kH�!li8JJ!�rl�'I�'lmdDiiplications of DaVid's kingship. . A999HC999Zl099913 June, 1958Miller, Ralph Ben (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oMills, James Roy, Jr. (Bus.) A, .B,A. wloIIills, ·ilma. Stevenson (Educ.) ...Pa.per. Uniouism and the American te_cher.Mitchell, Ruth Juanita (Nurs .. Ed.) A.M.,Paperl Activities of hospitalcorpsmen in the United State. Navy during'their first assignment following gradua.tion trom hospital eorpe school.Mitchell, Samu 1 Ho ard.(80c.So.) A.M.Paper' Patterns· of 'organizational inertiae A caae study of the 1956merger failure bet een tlo unions of packing house workers.Moed" Otto Frederick (Div.School) D.Ja,_ w/ooeller, James V1alter (Math.) S.M. w/ooholy�Nagy. H�ttula Sibyl, (!nth.) At_Pa.per: Subsistence stages in the reserve area. Md Ira. i Kurdistan..,��o)�, Bracy Lee (Bus.)(. " ...... : . .,. . ..,..., ,ota� J. Riohard (Bus.) wIG{o.''.B.A.Hyers.. award (Chem.) S.M. wi0Myren, Mildred Hallet\ (&1g1ish) A.M. /0Nagarajan, Kolumum R. ,(Math.) S.M. vt/o,Nathanson; Oonstance Allen ( Sociology) A.M. HN999Learning the doctor· s role' a study of first and fourth year medicalstudents •.Neal, J�e Percy (Bus.) M.B. • w/oNelson. Jot.m R. (Bus.), 1"13, .. w/oettleship, Marbin .Anderson (Anth.) A.H.Papera The a.rt of the mountain province of northern. Luzon .•Newcombe; Patrieia Anne (Pol .• se.) A.U.John Humphrey Noyes& Bible communi".Nitsch, . o�.fgang Hans.Bernhard (Bus.) M.B.A.Novak._ Anthony Lawrence (Bus.) M.B. • /0Ogden, Schubert 141le (D1v.Sollool) Ph .. D. BS9999Christ. without myth, a study in constructive theology ba ed on a critical.anal;y siS of the ork or Rudolf Bultmann .. HX999w/oOldfield, Daniel Gadameyov (Radiology) a·.H.the measurement ot RBE using an ascit tumor.Onken. Ruth Isabelle (Soc.Serv.) A.Ii. w/oOpenda., Hezekiah al.oba (Botany) S.l4.The vegetation of East Africat Some oonsiderations of the past changes and. present -veg tationt:.l patterns.Pa.ge, aur1ce Fitts (Soc.Sarv.) A.M. w/oPagels, Elmer iel (BuB.) ,.B.,!. ' w/eParish, Jeanne . i�er ($oc.Serv.) A. /0Parris, John Boland. (Div School) D.B..John �esley' s doctrin of the' $acrement ..Parsons, Jack R�8e,y (Soe.Sert.) Ph.D. HV9999Changes in th.*-' Miohigan Ald-to-Dependent ... Children programJ a case study.Pastqr, ,.Antonio. Carlos (Physics) S.M. /0Pederson, Arlette Rosella (500.8erv.) A. '_ /0R.enn. David Robert. (Physics) S.M. w/oPenner,. Hans Henry (D1v .• Sehool) D.B. /0Perldnst Lawrence Jo eph, Jr .. (C.T.S.) D.B. /0Petermen, Edwin Detrick (Div,Sohool) D.B. w/oPetterson, Katherine Alta (Soc.Serv.) A.M. w/o. Pines, PhUl1p (Bus.) .B.A. w/oPohl, .illiam Francis (M th.) S.M. /0Pondrom, Lee Girard (Physics) Ph,D. QG1099Bositive pion produoti.on in . prot on--prot on collisions at, 450 M·ev.Post. Gerald Joseph (Bu.s.), " w/oB.A.Poste, Leslie Irlyn (G.t."S.) Ph.D. Zl0999fhe development of U.S. proteotion ot libraries and _rchives in Europe duringorld ar II.Prange, Richard Edwin (Physics) Ph.D.�spersion relations for Oompton scatterl.-n�.Preston, Ho ard J. (0.T.8.) D.B.The role of a religious orienta.tion in the post-prison lives of 1 omenex-convicb Ii.Principal1, Angelo (Soe,.Serv.) A.M. w/oProchnow, Heroen Victor, Jr. (Econ.) A ••Paper. The ef£eetiveneaa of Federal Reserve Policy in countering intlaat;ion1, June, 1958Rahim, Hamshad (History) A.M. DS999The !ga Khan and the Khoja of India.Rautiol Richard Gardner (C.T.S.) D.B.personal reality: The the()�ogy of John omurray.� ,',Rayl, llartin (Physics) S.ll. w/oReigle, Robert Lehman (Hi.story) A.lt.The abrogation of the Austrian Concordat 1867�1870.Rielly # Thoma.s Lawrez:lce (Pol. Sa.) A.M.Censorship and the post otfiee.Ripple, Helen Elizabeth (Soc,Serv.) A.M. rioRoberts, dames Robert (Music) A.K. {oRoger.as, Harriet Elizabeth (Hum.Dev.) A.M.Paper. the relationship between the sooial at tus of preadolescent boysand their attitude. DB1099HE9999Rogers. Uliam Ra.ymond� Jr. (Div,School) D.B. w/oRo'se, Nina F. (Soc.Serv.) A.. w/oRosenheim, John Harold (Bus,) .B.A. w/oRosenstein, Dorothy (Soc.Serv.) A.M. /0Ross, Camillia. Elsia Brems (Chem.) Ph,.D.The d.etection of 'free radicals in solution. QD1099 .,RQ\hschlld. Ann Meyer (.soe.S�rv.) A." w/o�bel' Carolyn (Soc.eerv.) A.M. w/oRudolph .. Harold Raymond (Div.Sohool) D.B. w/oRuhig, theodore Frank (Educ,) A.lt.Paper: The t chnique and aim of labor education in the United St teasinoe the 1930,' s.Rummel" Phillip Pearce (Bu.) .B.A. w/oSalam, lll1am Tobias (Bus.) M.S. • w/oSalk, Ethel Sarah (Ed-lie.) A.M.P per), 'he value structure of childr'en in gr d B six. seven, and ight.Salzman. Jo eph Arthur (Soc"SeM'.) A.M. rioSanrord� Jack Loren (0. ,B.) D.B.A msehod 'Of \e�ing young people t;l grasp of Chri$l;.1anity.16 June, 1958Sansone, Evelyn F. (Educ.) A.M.Paper; Using an experience approach to teach]: .Q children.Savard, George CloVis (Anth.) A.U.Paper. The cohesiveness of Menominee society.Seba-eker, Donald Jay (Physics) S.M. w/oSehaefe�, Marilyn Louise (Gen.stud.Human.) A.M.Pa.per: . Conception of the poet in Whitman.Schillmoeller, Edward A. (Bus.) 1 M.B.A. /0chl1'z, Micha.el Edmund (History) A.M.. F9999'Benja.mi.n Stoddert and na.val command during the uasi- ar with France.Sohneider, Franz illiam (Math.) S�14. /0Schulte, D iel Herman (Astron.) Ph.D.A method. tor the detection of faint reddened early-type sta.rs, and. ademonstration of the efficiency of the method in the ca e of VI Cygnl.Schwartz, Jack (Commtm,ication) A.M. GT9999Ment s clothing and the Negro} a stud.y of men' $ clothing a. a. communicationmedium. and its implication for the American Negro mue.Sch arts, Lydia (Soe.S rv.) A.M. /0Scott� John Bennett (Bus.) �.B.A. /0Sheaffer, John Richard (Geography) S.M.Shen. Phillip Sun Ian (Div.School) D.B.Shulruf.f, Eve endkott (Soc,Serv.) A.M. 009999 (Ge)/0w/oSibley, Willie Elbridge (Anth.) Ph.D. DS999analadl the maintenance of unity and distinctiveness in a. PhUippinevillage.Sickle, Stephen M. (Bus.) M.B.A. wi.Silverstein, Betty Joy (Educ.) A.M.Paper: Providing for the gifted child in the elementary gr des.Singer, Irene D. (Nure.Ed,) A..Paper. Absences of bedside nursing personnel in a. general hospital.Singh, K1rpal Tejindar ( _uo.) A.M. ,Paper: Es,sentials of guidanoe for teacher training program in India.Skudstad, Riohard L uren (Bus.) It.B.A. . /0Slotten Ralph Laddie (Div.School) A.M.The religioUB significance of ang Yang-Minge Bl2S � 2Z7s6st;einhoff', Conr d Glenn (�CllS�rv.) ••• wfoltiewart, Kenneth L. (Soc. erv�) A.II.. w/o:'Moaolsky, Leo (Physics) S.M. wi. 17 June, 1958Smith, Frank Ca.ssels (History) A..Juan Bautista AlberdiJ his life and thought.Smith, Kent Duane (Div.School) D.B. w/oSongayllo, Ferdinand. John (Soc.aerv.) A. • w/oSpector, Harold �Sorm� (,hys1cs) S.M. w/o5'tarbuck, Kenneth Clinton (Div.School) D.B., The nature of the Church in the theology 'of" Paul Tlll1ch.Sta.rk. Patricia. Bilzl (Bua.) ,M.B.A. w/oabein, BOllard (Philosophy) Ph,D., An examina.tion of some aspects of natural eoise •• �"9999BD999\� .� :..-ot4�J(i).:, , ..<'"�stone. Richard Douglas A. • wi0:' � Strand, Henry Joseph (International. Rela.tions) A ••, German views on disarmament I 192;-1933.atritzel, Arlaye Jane (Educ.)' A ••Paper: Kant r sconception of the practical: Its eonae uences for eduoation.JX9999st,udebaker, Alden Heney (Bus.) .ll.. /0Stnunp.t Robert n. (Soc.Serv • .) A.M. rjoSud, Krishna Kanta (G.L.S.) A,M.Paper: A contribution to library )lanning in India.Sumyk, �eorge Bohdan (Chem._) w/oS anson, Wendel Bra man S.M. (Geol.) w/o,- ,S eeney. Phillip V. (International. f1elat1ons) ••The neutrality of Ireland during orla War II.�ek. Jane Helen (Ling.) I.. w/o. 'raub I Theodore Henry (ihgl1sh)· A.M. r/o J 9999Taylor, Lillian Eloise (Soc,.Serv.) A.M.Terry. Holll (Bu.) )I.B.A. w/o (,Thalmayer $ Conrad Em$t (Chem.) a.M. wi0 /0lB. T''/OThomis, Ho'L y (Math.) S.}J. 1'/0Thompson, Enid Ruth \S. S. A.)Tiern .... , -el.en (nistory) h. D.Corinthi�n Po' er volitics ,,';0'J;iller, Kent Lemoyne (Bus. ) •. B,. A • w/o� B. "rio.... .. ,/B. 1"10Tip� ins, Crd.ig' AleJc.nder IBu:;;:)Xi ton, Carl Y l.ford. (Buv.)To aschof'f', �r in ..4.braharn (Bus.) • A Vw/oorr-ce, Da.nieL (hilosc hy)Pa,Jer: . lLto: t.Jhilctren, '"oetti anc !"'hilo$o.t·�het'$'J:ruema�, Thomas Laurence" (Physics) •. san , Ih.;a (ath.) S. '. \/0,lluctCerl iLobert -enry ( .T. F.) • B.eo ... (�r� J. as; a. relL,ious 'Jro.."lhetUlse L, .I. arnl.d J. llyn. r 1 • "• .F'.) • b ..:.la f:�r: l'he rigure o r th . von o : an; nd til -tonemeJ, ts . s! y, -Jeor' e. (Hu ar lJev.) � •.•.. a .. �er: oc Lzo hr-enic-li 'e r ",;..iLlS' F it u j ect un er time P'ressurUt.esch, Donna ard.e, (�. 8. A) A., 1, w/o( '..Van Har-en , Shirley uust .. '/ 0Ve :tataramanan, .t...a 5Uf� iv sub r: .aru, n , con) • "h , I.st, tistic:-� stud r of IncLen jute prouuct t.on i:.t. d .arketdngvdth s".leci" r-ef'er-e ... 06 to forei in de: �a! d,'a ra., Helen Carolyn. CS A.) I. I• OIl "Y'Vj 0\ aan _Gr, Dte len .. ath.) .. .. 0iallac€, ,.tecr"/e i."J'j"lv ·..,'t(.r. (Bu s.) ,. .. ,'0all'ce, John liot. ( s. s. . ) c 0Yallgren, loAudrun L. e (.8. � _) ,� � 0..ra' t.er s, aloe t (bus. ) • ')0Ward, J �;S . rtl m'. (Histor;-{ ) "H. '';0Y'l t eon, Robert [+'1":1 leis. (bUs.) l:) vi/o..19(s.� •• ) J. vr/oect.br-ocks , �1J. honao . (Gorrlliliunications) •.•� rofile of the t,� egro consumer as r ""l'lect e.d by radio ... ,,:O,'} Sdes i .ne i to �;.... eal to U .,;,r'oes.s. - .hit ian , B etty .i.'ran"'e,-l.r Ci. or· "01' Head J. ur ( ur-s; J:..d.J0' rn th Lr. il ' axel." J a:y t 0 �. ( F. 1., ,.. )'ne till + ant of the o rd in the .0_sai.ah I tr Lt LonViL, John 1� -den, (1)'. T. 1'.) u,. ,I.)•.au L 'J.'illich f s lin erst n ing of 'yth"illiams .. Joan, (,Ju. s • .t.d.) .l1.. .,If' ... tu .. ,er· (.,l0ITV un l y $,. ,tivitics to !""8et th ' reeds ot the ,tl in Ct Ll.dand His C..Il nts.ilson, <,I.obert wdon , ( ... �hil.) n.• "A.·y·er; r�\O 'eouings of t ;tnstitutionslde voul· ;-CS'"oliver, r...obett ·,or roe (Bus.)\ u llns'''',t ·ilhcllr.:' H· (t. ._ ; 11,)'lhc l·ord 0: ·"'0 at:u. h .'hu c:, � h�· Do;.... .:.' '1'1.1 i ,t; tte .oS99991 .� .. Li.ca Loris 0:>i .,1icJ.l 1 ermenetrs.i.as -.L..�irnrl,ri, Olga. .. 13 .. ... TN'OYoung, vl yton �ul ertson.'I; /0«ink, uc:;itt,.£!. ily (.;). A.) (.... . ...• '0�ins, '-.rer 1" (rhar ;.:(:oloy)inoethyli�othiuronium.}·a)oli.:::m of In--rfJrl.::.dian ti'c��u ':3. on the in .... errae iary c -rbohy - r-at eZi .� e: Ln, yllria. tho l_:.} son, (lntern�tion3.1 1 61a.ti,)l1s) A.. v.l'iJ.iss.i.on,., as an. instrument of ,;;. Lsh �olo ... i, '. olicy i�l t '" 4, e. l;;o_'ld.l.,isook, tJerrold ,L1.ich&.rd. '-.bus.} J;.,V. A. ..,- "0:litter, ho.)ert r th m, (hy�dcs) "j,j,. /I 0lJollinger, '-Iwa:rcl V srncr , t. 1:. ji',.) A.. ...Fal- or; f'J: !601o!'-J of ,.JoliLtics; " .. eo 1 t;_ '>�tive study of runner , .u3.rth and v.ieman.ORDER OF EXERCISESFOR THE CONFERRING OF HIGHER DEGREESTHREE O'CLOCKLAWRENCE A. KIMPTON, Chancellor of the University, PresidingI. THE CONVOCATION PROCESSIONProcessional-Prelude in E Flat Major BachThe Marshal and the Student AidesThe Candidates for DegreesThe Faculties of the UniversityThe Trustees and Administrative OfficersThe Dean of the University ChapelThe. Candidates for Honorary DegreesThe Chancellor of the UniversityII. HYMN FOR THE CONGREGATION(The congregation standing until after the prayer)My country, 'tis of thee,Sweet land of liberty,Of thee I sing:Land where my fathers died,Land of the pilgrims' pride,From every mountain sideLet freedom ring. Our fathers' God, to thee,Author of liberty-To thee we sing:Long may our land be brightWith freedom's holy light!Protect us by thy might,Great God, our King! Amen.-So F. SMITHIII. THE PRAYERTHE REVEREND JOHN BEAUCHAMP THOMPSON, Dean of the UniversityChapelIV. THE CONVOCATION ADDRESSLAWRENCE A. KIMPTON, Chancellor of the UniversityV. SOLO-"Alleluia" (from Exultate Jubilate)JANET CARLSON, Soloist, The University of Chicago Choir MozartVI. THE LLEWELLYN JOHN AND HARRIET MANCHESTERQUANTRELL AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN UNDERGRAD­UATE TEACHING ARE MADE TOMAYNARD C. KRUEGER, Associate Professor of Economics in the CollegeA graduate of the University of Missouri, Mr. Krueger has been a member of the Universityof Chicago Faculty since 1932. His clarity and force as an expositor and his penetrating graspof economic and political processes have established him as a distinguished teacher in the socialsciences. In his classes, he conveys a rich and complex sense of the opportunities and responsi­bilities involved in democratic citizenship. As teacher, as chairman of a general course con­cerned with problems of public policy, as patient and resourceful adviser, he has devotedhimself unstintingly to the education of Chicago undergraduates for a quarter of a century.VIOLA MANDERFELD, Associate Professor in the College and in the De­partment of Germanic Languages and LiteraturesUpon graduation from Barnard College, Miss Manderfeld came to the University of Chi­cago for graduate study. She joined the Faculty of the College as Instructor in 1944, was pro­moted to Assistant Professor in 1947, and was advanced to Associate Professor in 1950. Withthoroughness, zeal, and imagination she has launched hundreds of students in the study of theGerman language and literature. The influence of her wisdom and skill has spread far beyondthe University of Chicago; through her work in the training of teachers, and through a hostof professional associations, formal and informal, she has given vitality to the ideal of dedi­cated and sensitive teaching of foreign languages.STUART MALCOLM TAVE, Assistant Professor of English in the Divisionof the HumanitiesMr. Tave received the degree of Bachelor of Arts from Columbia University in 1943, thedegree of Master of Arts from Harvard University in 1947, and the degree of Doctor of Phi­losophy from Oxford University in 1950. A specialist in English literature, with particularinterest in the theory of comedy and the essay, he came to the University of Chicago in 1951.His teaching both in the Department of English and in the College has been distinguishedby a happy blending of learning and vivacity, intellectual rigor, and sympathetic understand­ing. His sensitivity to central literary values, his tact, and his gift for direct and trenchantstatement have made him equally effective in the lecture hall, the small classroom, and indi­vidual conferences with undergraduates.IZAAK WIRSZUP, Assistant Professor of Mathematics in the CollegeA native of Poland, Mr. Wirszup was graduated from the Stephen Batory University ofWilno in 1939. He received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Chi­cago in 1955. He became an Instructor in Mathematics in the College in 1949, and was pro­moted to Assistant Professor in 1952. For the past decade Mr. Wirszup has addressed himselfenergetically and reflectively to fundamental questions of mathematical pedagogy. His ownclasses, as well as the work of the Mathematics Staff in the College generally, have been en­riched by his studies of East European educational practice in the field of mathematics; hehas also accepted an active role in work that the University has undertaken to improve theteaching of secondary-school mathematics. He regards teaching as a high professional obli­gation, and he discharges this obligation with vigor and intelligence.'., VII. THE AWARD OF HONORSMembers elected to Beta oj Illinois Chapter oj Phi Beta Kappa on nomi­nation by the University [or especial distinction in general scholarshipin the University:Joseph Mandel BaronLee Hill BatselEdmund Francis BeckerJohn A. BrentlingerHerman Wen-Geun ChewLeon Richard Kass Norman Louis MagesLouise MaronDonald Alfred MessickJacob Borchert MichaelsenArnold B. MooreJudith Louise Podore Gerald Joseph PostSarah Rebecca PusstelnikRichard Jay ThomasHwa TsangGwendolyn ZackMembers elected to Sigma Xi on nomination of the Departments ojScience jor evidence oj ability in research work in Science:Charles Meredith AlexanderPeter Sebastian AmentaCharles Dean CallenderDonald Frederick ChappJulio Ismael ColonRuth Isabel CooperAlbert Archer DahlbergAnneke S. DavisChristopher Terzake DrakePeter Paul Dukes Eugene FlaumenhaftHerbert Claus FriedmannMichael Francis GoldenJ ames Abner GwaltneyMyron Julius JacobsonShoichi KohatsuRuth Marzano LitvakBruce McCarrollRichard Henry MillerAron Moscona Tulio Pozzi PizziHalina Julia PresleyJohn James ProcknowRichard Martin RothbergRichard StevensonToh-Leong TanHarold VaronLalita Prasad VidyarthiRobert J. WeilerAssociate members elected to Sigma Xi on nomination oj the Depart­ments oj Science [or evidence oj ability in research work in Science:Virginia AvisLeonard David BormanDonald James CoyleThomas Patrick CulbertMelvin Leo FowlerDavid Charles Garron Irene Sylvia GoldblattGordon George GolesFred Howard GreenbergMargaret You-Ching HsiaoEdward J oaquim JayPhyllis Joscelyn Jay Esselyn Carol RudikoffRichard Barten ShekelleSydel Finfer SilvermanRaymond Paul WesterdahlGeorge Kenneth YatesMembers oj the Junior and Senior classes oj the School oj Medicineelected to Beta oj Illinois Chapter oj Alpha Omega Alpha jor excel­lence in the work of the School:Caesar BrieferJerry Grant ChutkowHarold Theodore ConradJ ames Russell DahlGary David Friedman Carl Gunderson Alan PavelAttie Yvonne Werner Hillier Wendell Franklyn RosseJ ames Morse Huffer Frank Kedzie ThorpNorman Louis Mages Donald Robert ThurshMembers elected to the Chicago Chapter oj the Order oj the Coij onnomination oj the Law School [or high distinction in the pro jessionalwork oj the Law School:James E. BeaverFrancis Joseph GerlitsRichard Morris Goodman Francis Alvin KarekenRalph B. LongJohn Alan Ritsher Terry Klieman SatinoverRobert Victor ZenerThe Florence James Adams Prizes, jor excellence in Artistic Reading, areawarded toPerry Wayne Caudill, First Adele J. Koniger, Second Peter Haig Smith, ThirdThe Milo P. Jewett Prizes, jor excellence in Bible Reading, are awardedtoTommy Joe Lasswell, First John Norman Gregg, SecondThe fourth award of the Academy of American Poets Prize is made toRonald Charles OffenIvan Wallace Arguelles, First Honorable MentionElizabeth Harriet Friedman, Second H onorable Mention Poem: "Poet as Bad Guy"Poem: "Motions"Poem: "Central Park"The John Billings Fiske Poetry Prizes* are awarded toWilliam Ruth Harmon, FirstRonald Charles Offen, Thin! Poem: "Black Bile"Poem: "For Hugo Unzaga Villegas"The Harriet Monroe Poetry Award, to an American Poet of Distinction,is made toStanley J. KunitzThe Olga and Paul Menn Foundation Prizes are awarded for:An Original Piece oj FictionPaul Anthony D'AndreaAlexander Donald MacDonald "The Feast of San Gennaro""Sequences: The Genesis, Necrosis, and Transfigurationof an Unsung Heroism"An Original Musical CompositionWilliam Laurence Mathieu, Honorable Mention "Three Short Pieces for Piano"The Chicago Folklore Prizes are awarded toSigmund EisherKatherine Spencer Book: A Tale of WonderMonograph: Mythology and Values: An Analysis of NavahoChantway MythsThe French Government Prizes, for excellence in French Studies in theCollege, made possible through the co-operation of the French Consu­late in Chicago, are awarded toKerry J. PatakiBenjamin F. King, Jr.(Humanities 3-French)Esther Jacobson(French 2)James M. Lindauer(French 1) For interpretation of two French poets: Valery and RimbaudThe Theodore Lee Neff Prize, for excellence in the study of French Lan­guage and Literature, is awarded toMarshall Rolfe Schwartz* No second prize was awarded.The Goethe Prizes, to College students for excellence in the study ofGerman Language and Literature, are awarded toDean Harry Kenyon Donna Ernestine LoganCynthia Robbins MacLane, Honorable MentionThe Millard P. Binyon Memorial Prize, for a talented undergraduateHumanist, is awarded toWilliam Ruth HarmonThe Susan Colver Rosenberger Educational Prize, for a dissertationreporting the results of original research in the field of Education,is awarded toCharles Edward Bidwell "The Administrative Role and the Satisfaction of Teachers"The Political Institutions Prizes are awarded toPatricia Katharine Hopkins, FirstMary Elaine Finkle, SecondSharon Elene Finkel, Third Essay: "Revolt against Privilege"Essay: "Theoretical Problems of Urban Renewal:An Analogy"Essay: "The General Practitioner in England'sNational Health Service"Brian Emerson McKnight, Third Essay: "Non-Discrimination versus an Inter-racialNeighborhood: The Case of Hyde Park-1958"The Howard Taylor Ricketts Award, in recognition of outstanding ac­complishments in the field of Microbiology, is made toDr. Rene Jules Dubos, of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical ResearchThe Borden Undergraduate Research Award in Medicine, to the memberof the graduating class in the School of Medicine whose research isjudged to be the most meritorious, is made toDonald Robert Thursh *The Harry Ginsburg Memorial Prizes in the Department of Physiologyare awarded toNorman Louis Mages, First Dario Bate Domizi, SecondThe Elizabeth R. Norton Prize, for excellence in research in Chemistry,is awarded toWarren Joseph PendergastThe Elizabeth Susan Dixon Honor Award, to a student in the School ofSocial Service Administration for outstanding work in the first year andpromise of future achievement in the field of Social Work, is made toJoan W. Swift* Degree of Doctor of Medicine awarded March, 1958.The Elsa Reinhardt Honor Award, to a student in, the School of SocialService Administration for outstanding work in the first year andpromise of future achievement in the field of Social Work, is made toJoan Louise FosterThe Amos Alonzo Stagg Medal, to the Senior athlete with the best all­round record for athletics, scholarship, and character, is awarded toJohn Judson BowmanThe William A. Bond Medal, to the varsity track athletescoring thegreatest number of points during the season, is awarded toHosea Lee MartinVIII. THE CONFERRING OF ACADEMIC DEGREESCandidates for degrees will be presented by the Deans in the followingorder:Candidates for the degree of Master of Arts or Master of Science byAssociate Dean Everett C. OlsonCandidates for the degree of Master of Business Administration byDean W. Allen WallisCandidates for the degree of Bachelor of Divinity by Dean Jerald CarlBrauerCandidates for the degree of Doctor of Law by Dean Edward H. LeviCandidate for the degree of Master of Laws by Dean Edward H. LeviCandidates for the degree of Doctor of Medicine by Dean Lowell T.CoggeshallCandidates for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy by Dean Napier WiltCANDIDATES FOR HIGHER DEGREESI. THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS1. IN THE DIVISION OF THE HUMANITIES(FLORENCE LOME BECKERA.B., Roosevelt University, 1952(English Language and Literature)'JUNE BRINDELLA.B., University of Chicago. 1945(English Language and Literature) RICHARD OLIVER BROOKSA.B., University of Chicago, 1956(Philosophy)JOHN NOEL CHANDLER(General- Studies in the Humanities)JEAN FRANCES CLISH(General Studies in the Humanities)MILLARD JOHN ERICKSONA.B., University of Minnesota, 1953D.B., Northern Baptist Seminary, 1956(Philosophy)STANLEY LEE FISCHERA.B., Wisconsin State College, 1952(General Studies in the Humanities)ANTHONY CHARLES GENOVAA.B., University of Chicago, 1957(Philosophy)ROBERT ERNEST GINSBERGA.B;, University of Chicago, 1955(Analysis of Ideas and Study of Methods)JOHN F. GOODMANA.B., University of Chicago, 1957(English Language and Literature)GUNTHER HEILBRUNNA.B., University of Chicago, 1953(Classical Languages and Literatures)VICTOR HUGO LANE IIIA.B., Wesleyan University, 1955(Germanic Languages and Literatures)MILDRED HALLETT MYRENA.B., Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois, 1956(English Language and Literature) ROBERT LEHMAN REIGLEA.B., State University of New York, 1954(History)JAMES ROBERT ROBERTSS.B., State Teachers College, Potsdam, New York,1953(Music)MARILYN LOUISE SCHAEFER(General Studies in the Humanities)JANE HELEN SYNEKS.B., University of Illinois, 1953(Linguistics)THEODORE HENRY TAUBA.B., Rutgers University, 1956(English Language and Literature)DANIEL TORRESA.B., University of Colorado, 1955(Philosophy)J AMES ARTHUR WARDS.B., Loyola University, 1956(History)ROBERT RAWDON WILSONA.B., University of Chicago, 1956(Philosophy)II. IN THE DIVISION OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCESWADE B. ARENDS, JR.A.B., Central State College, Edmond, Oklahoma,1955(Social Sciences)ELAINE GOLDIE BARKERS.B., University of Akron, 1950(Education)PAULA LEVIN BARON(History)MARY FIELD BELENKY(Human Development)PERRY ALVA BIALORA.B., Columbia College, 1953(An thropology)FRANCES SNOW BURRILLEd.B., Chicago Teachers College, 1943(Education)ALVIN GEORGE BURSTEINA.B., University of Chicago, 1950(Psychology)ELLEN B. CHIMENEA.B., Cornell University, 1956(Education)LAURA OPAL COPPLES.B., George Peabody College for Teachers, 1948(Education)MARY LOUISE DORMADYB.N.S., College of St. Teresa, 1951(Nursing Education)VERNA R. DUSHEKS.B., University of Illinois, 1955(Education)ROBERT LE ROY EMANSS.B., University of Wisconsin, 1957(Education)KENNETH DAVID FEIGENBAUMA'�953 Queens College of the City of New York,(Human Development) ALBERT GEORGE FOLLANDPh.B., De Paul University, 1942A.B., Roosevelt University, 1952(Education)WALTER RICHARD GRAESSLEA.B., University of Chicago, 1953(Social Sciences)RUTH PEARL GRANETZA.B., Boston University, 1956(Human Development)WARREN MARTIN GUNDERSONA.B., University of Chicago, 1956A.B., iu«; 1956(International Relations)ROGER PHILLIP HAMBURGA.B., University of Michigan, 1956(Political Science)JOHN EDWARD HAMMETTA.B., Queens' University, Canada, 1956(Geography)EDITH LOUISE HARDYA.B., University of Wisconsin, 1946(Human Development)HARDY'MICKEL HARGREAVESA.B., Reed College, 1957(Political Science)M. LOUISE WATKINS HARNEYS.B., Roosevelt University, 1952(Education)JOANNE HELPERINA.B., Northwestern University, 1956(Education)ROBERT LEE HERRICKA.B., York College, 1953D.B., United Theological Seminary, 1956(Social Sciences)FRANK HOLEA.B., Cornell College, 1953(Anthropology)GEORGE LEE JEFFERSON, JR.A.B., Lewis and Clark College, 1955(Human Development)EMIL RICHARD JOHNSONA.B., University of Chicago, 1956A.B., tua., 1956(Political Science)MELVIN A. KAHNA.B., University of Florida, 1952(Social Sciences)HI-WOONG KANGA.B., Berea College, 1956(History)ETHAN ZADOK KAPLANA.B., University of Chicago, 1955(Sociology)BAHIEH KHALILA.B., San Jose State College, 1956(Education)CHUNG HAN KIMA.B., Ewha Women's University, Seoul, Korea, '1949(Education)JOHN LAWSON KIMA.B., University of Chicago, 1956(History)LUCILLE ELIZABETH KINLEYA.B., Coe College, 1954(Nursing Education)IRWIN EVERET KLASSPh.B., University of Chicago, 1930(Education)MARIE DE VROET KOBRAKA.B., Netherlands School of Economics, Rotterdam,Netherlands, 1956(Home Economics)HARRIETT BERGER KOCHS.B., University of Chicago, 1946(Nursing Education)ANTHONY JOHN KRAJCIA.B., St. Mary's Senior College, 1942(Education)ELIZABETH ANNETTE KRUEGERS.B., University of Wisconsin, 1945(Nursing Education)JOHN ANTHONY LASKAA.B., Syracuse University, 1951( Geography)EARL JOHN LELANDPh.B., University of Chicago, 1947(History)STANLEY LIEBERSON(Sociology )GRACE SWIGART MALAKOFF(Political Science)FABIAN STANLEY MARTINKENASA.B., St. Procopius College, 1952(Social Sciences)RONALD FREDERICK MATTHIASA.B., Wartburg College, 1954(History)WILMA STEVENSON MILLSS.B., University of Wisconsin, 1947(Education)RUTH JUANITA MITCHELLSc.B., University of Washington, 1953(Nursing Education)SAMUEL HOWARD MITCHELLA.B., University of Chicago, 1957(Social Sciences)HATTULA SIBYL MOHOLY-NAGYA.B., University of Michigan, 1955(Anthropology) .. . CONSTANCE ALLEN NATHANSON(Sociology )MARTIN ANDERSON NETTLESHIP(Anthropology)PATRICIA ANNE NEWCOMBEA.B., University of Vermont, 1953(Political Science)HERBERT VICTOR PROCHNOW, JR.A.B., Harvard University, 1953LL.B., lbid., 1956(Economics)HAMSHAD RAHIMA.B., St. Xavier's College, University of Bombay.India, 1955(History)THOMAS LAWRENCE RIELLYA.B., St. John's University, 1956(Political Science)HARRIET ELIZABETH ROGERSEd.B., Chicago Teachers College, 1950(Human Development)THEODORE FRANK RUHIGA.B., Lewis Institute, 1938(Education)ETHEL SARAH SALKPh.B., University of Chicago, 1935(Education)EVELYN F. SANSONEEd.B., Chicago Teachers College, 1957(Education)THE REVEREND GEORGE CLOVISSAVARD, S.J. -Lic., Immaculate Conception College, Canada, 1947S.T.L., Weston College, 1954(An thropology)MICHAEL EDMUND SCHILTZPh.B., Loyola University, 1951(History)JACK SCHWARTZA.B., Temple University, 1954( Communication)BETTY JOY SILVERSTEINEd.B., National College of Education, 1951(Education)IRENE D. SINGER(Nursing Education)KIRPAL TEJINDAR SINGHA.B., University of Paniab, Lahore, India, 1943T.B., ibid., 1945A.M., Panjab University College, New Delhi, India,1951(Education)FRANK CASSELS SMITHA.B., College of Steubenville, 1956(History)HENRY JOSEPH STRANDA.B., North Central College, 1954(International Relations)ARL YS JANE STRITZELA.B., University of Chicago, 1949A.B., Roosevelt University, 1955(Education)PHILIP V. SWEENEYA.B., University of Toronto, Canada, 1956(International Relations)GEORGE USDANSKYA.B., St. John's College, 1950(Human Development)ALPHONSO WESTBROOKSJour.B .• Lincoln University. 1956(Communication)BETTY FRANCES WHITMAN(Nursing Education) JOAN WILLIAMSA.B .• State University of Iowa. 1950(Nursing Education)SYLVIA THOMPSON ZIPPERIANA.B .• University of Chicago. 1956A.B .• ibid., 1957(International Relations)In. IN THE DIVINITY SCHOOLIRVING KARL BRUHNA.B., North Dakota Teachers College. 1944D.B .• Colgate-Rochester Divinity School. 1946PATRICIA ANN CLARKA.B .• Park College. 1955KEMP EDWARD DIETIKERA.B .• Oberlin College. 1955VALERIE SAlVING GOLDSTEINA.B., Bates College. 1943 DONALD ALFRED GROSKREUTZA.B .• Wartburg College. 1952D.B .• Wartburg Seminary, 1956RALPH LADDIE SLOTTENA.B .• Drake University. 1949D.B .• ibid., 1951EDWARD W. ZOLLINGERD.B .• University of Zurich. Switzerland. 1955IV. IN THE GRADUATE LmRARY SCHOOLJANIS CEDRINSPh.D., University of Bonn. Germany. 1949EMMETT BERNARD McGEEVERA.B .• Rice Institute, 1950 KRISHNA KANTA SUDA.B .• Punjab University, Simla Hills. India, 1949V. IN THE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SERVICE ADMINISTRATIONPHYLLIS JEAN ABERNATHYA.B .• University of Chicago. 1949BARBARA FINGOLD ADLERS.B., Simmons College. 1956SEYMOUR J. ADLERS.B .• Northwestern University, 1952GLENN STUART ALLISONMARJA MARGARETA ANDERSONALMQVISTDif�38 Stockholm School of Social Work. Sweden,Pol. Mag., tu«, 1947LOIS S. AMESA.B .• Smith College. 1952MARY LOUISE BERNHARDTS.B., Florida State University. 1956JANE BERRYS.B .• University of Chicago. 1945JANET ROLFE BEZARKA.B .• Cornell University, 1954JEAN LIDSTONE BOLLEYA.B .• University of California at Los Angeles, 1952JEANNE JASON BRIDGEFORTHA.B.. Radcliffe College. 1956WILLIAM CHARLES BURTCHA.B .• University of Wisconsin, 1950HOPE H. BUTLERB.S. Comm., North Carolina College, 1939FRANK ERNEST CALDWELLA.B., University of Minnesota, 1955ELSA CARTERA.B., Earlham College, 1953MARGARET W. CHILDSA.B., University of Illinois, 1939MILDRED RUVINSKY.COLLINSS.B., New York University, 1954 EVERETT LAMAR COSBYA.B .• Alderson-Broaddus College, 1954MARGERY deSCHWEINITZA.B., Smith College, 1941EDWARD PAUL DRZIKA.B., Valparaiso University, 1956CLARA RUTH ELDREDS.B., Southwest Missouri State College, 1951CHRISTIAN SALVESEN ELLIOTEARL ELMER ELLIOTTS.B., University of Oregon, 1951MARGARET BARROWS FERKINHOFFPh.B., University of Chicago, 1933ALICE VIRGINIA FITCHA.B., Morris Harvey College, 1956ROBERT ROBINSON FLEMINGS.B., Central State College, Wilberforce, Ohio,1953MARY GRIFFIN GARFIELDA.B., University of Wisconsin, 1953FERNANDO HENRY GARGANTIELA.B., Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois, 1956ELEANOR WRIGHT GLASSA.B., University of Chicago, 1938HOWARD HENRY GREENS.B., St. Ambrose College, 1949JANET HISAKO HIGAA.B., University of Hawaii. 1956HUGO HILDEBRANDA.B., Bethel College, 1952PATRICIA MORAN HOLMS.B., University of Oregon, 1941TOSHIKO IKADOCURTIS JAMES JANZENA.B .• Bethel College, 1951WILLIAM HARRY JELLEMA, JR.A.B., Calvin College, 1955NELSON MONROE JENKINS, JR.A.B., Earlham College, 1950JOYCE YVONNE KANGASA.B., Wayne State University, 1956BERNICE HELENE KIRALFYA.B., Sophie Newcomb College, 1953KATHERINE ELIZABETH LANDGRAFA.B., College of Wooster, 1955ALAN C. LEAVITTA.B., University of Massachusetts, 1953DINA LIEBERMANS.B., University of London, England, 1945GERTRUDE OPHELIA LLOYDA.B., DePaul University, 1956LAWRENCE ANGELO MAROSTICAA.B., University of Wyoming, 1953GERALDINE ELEANOR McKINNEYA.B., Woman's College of the University of North·Carolina, 1948ELWIN PAUL MATTHEWSS.B., Texas Technical College, 1942LILY ELIZABETH MENARYA.B., University of Toronto, Canada, 1945B.S.W., University of British Columbia, Canada,1948GERDA MEYERA.B., Roosevelt University, 1956RUTH ISABELLE ONKENA.B., Hunter College, 1952MAURICE FITTS PAGEA.B., Clark College, 1956JEANNE MILLER PARISHA.B., University of Wichita, 1948A.M., tu«, 1950ARLETTE ROSELLA PEDERSONA.B., Augustana College, 1948KATHERINE ALTA PETTERSONA.B., Hamline University, 1956ANGELO PRINCIPALIA.B., University of Chicago, 1956HELEN ELIZABETH RIPPLEA.B., University of Chicago, 1944NINA F. ROSES.B., College of Mount Saint Vincent, 1940 DOROTHY ROSENSTEINS.B., University of Alabama, 1934ANN MEYER ROTHSCHILDA.B., Bennington College, 1937CAROLYN RUBELA.B., University of Manitoba, Canada, 1953B.S.W., ibid., 1956JOSEPH ARTHUR SALZMANA.B., Northwestern University, 1955LYDIA SCHWARTZPhB., University of Chicago, 1930EVE MENDKOFF SHULRUFFA.B., Central Y.M.C.A. College, 1937FERDINAND JOHN SONGAYLLOA.B., American International College, 1954CONRAD GLENN STEINHOFFA.B., Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois, 1954KENNETH L. STEWARTA.B., Colgate University, 1956RICHARD DOUGLAS STONEA.B., Marietta College, 1954ROBERT ALAN STUMPA.B., Eastern Illinois State College, 1952LILLIAN ELOISE TAYLORA.B., Spelman College, 1940ENID RUTH THOMPSONA.B., University of Manitoba, Canada, 1957B.S.W., ibid., 1949DONNA MARIE UTESCHA.B., Capital University, 1956SHIRLEY AUGUST VAN HARENA.B., University of New Mexico, 1951HELEN CAROLYN WAARAS.B., Loyola University, 1953JOHN ELLIOT WALLACEPh.B., Loyola University, 1948GUDRUN SIGNE WALLGRENROBERT A. WEAGANTA.B., Augsburg College, 1949JEROME JACK WEXLERA.B., University of Maryland, 1950GLORIA YANOFF WOLPERTS.B., Simmons College, 1955OLGA ZARNARIA.B., Rockford College, 1955JUDITH EMILY ZINKS.B., University of Illinois, 1956SETH LESTER HABERA.B., Cornell University, 1954(Pathology)CARMEN GARAY KANAPIA.B., University of Santo Tomas, Manila, P.L,1950(Zoology)ALICE LORENA McCREAS.B., University of Kentucky, 1936(Radiology)DANIEL GADAMEYOV OLDFIELDS.B., Columbia University, 1950(Radiology)HEZEKIAH MALOBA OPENDAA.B., Oberlin College, 1957(Botany)II. THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE1. IN THE DIVISION OF THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCESANNE ARDENA.B., Wilson College, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania,1952(Physiology)WILLIAM DAVID BELLPh.B., University of Chicago, 1950S.B., ibid., 1957 .(Botany)ABDUL LATIF EL-BEDRIM.B.Ch.B., Royal College of Medicine, Baghdad,Iraq, 1944(Surgery)CARL HARMON GUNDERSONS.B., University of Notre Dame, 1954(Pathology)II. IN THE DIVISION OF THE PHYSICAL SCIENCESRICHARD LUCIAN BARTOSIEWICZA.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1956( Chemistry)DOROTHY JANE BEARCROFTS.B., University of California at Los Angeles, 1955(Chemistry)DAVID TERRENCE BRANDENBURGA.B., University of Chicago, 1955S.B., iu«; 1957(Mathetnatics)DAVID BRUSTS.B., California Institute of Technology, 1957(Physics)DOUGLAS RAY CALDWELLA.B., University of' Chicago, 1955S.B., ibid., 1957(Physics)ANTHONY JOHN CASTRO(Chemistry)HERMAN WEN-GEUN CHEW(Physics)CHAEPYO COOKSurigakushi, Chosun Christian University, Seoul,Korea, 1930Rigakushi, Kyoto Imperial University, Japan, 1941(Meteorology)KENNETH LYELL CURRIES.B., Queens' University, Canada, 1956(Geology)MENDEL FRIEDMANS.B., University of Illinois, 1954.t Chemistry)HAROLD EUGENE FRYES.B., University of Chicago, 1957(Physics)JAMES WILSON GARLAND, JR.(Physics)JOSEPH BURR VAN GEISER(Mathematics)LOUIS JOHN HAMILTONA.B., University of Chicago, 1950S.B., ibid., 1955(Geology)RAMON BREWSTER HOFFA.B., Harvard University, 1957(Physics)ASTRID EVANGELINE JENSENA.B., Mt. Holyoke College, 1956(Mathematics)STANKA JOVANOVIC( Chemistry)ENDEL KARMASS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1956( Chemistry)J AMES ANDERSON KIMBALL(Physics)MARSHALL LUBANA.B., 'Yeshiva University, 1957(Physics)ROBERT B. MARCUSS.B., University of Chicago, 1956( Chemistry)IHOR JAREMA MASNYKA.B., University of Chicago, 1953( Chemistry)J AMES DAVID McCAWLEY(Mathematics) RAULLO JUSTIN McCONAHYS.B., Iowa State College, 1952(Mathematics)J AMES WALTER MOELLERS.B., Bradley University, 1953(Mathematics)HOWARD MYERSPh.B., University of Chicago, 1948S.B., iu«, 1951(Chemistry)KOLUMUM R. NAGARAJANS.B., Annamalai University, Annamaloinagar, India,1953A.M., is«, 1955(Mathematics)ANTONIO CARLOS PASTORS.B., University of Santo Tomas, Manila, P .1.,1950(Physics)DAVID ROBERT PENNS.B., University of Chicago, 1957(Physics)WILLIAM FRANCIS POHLS.B., University of Chicago, 1957(Mathematics)MARTIN RAYLS.B., Wayne State University, 1957(Physics)DONALD JAY SCHACKERA.B., University of Chicago, 1956(Physics)FRANZ WILLIAM SCHNEIDERS.B., Ohio State University, 1956(Mathematics)JOHN RICHARD SHEAFFERS.B., State Teachers College, Millersville, Pennsyl­vania, 1953(Geography)HAROLD NORMAN SPECTORS.B., University of Chicago, 1957(Physics)LEO STODOLSKY(Physics)GEORGE BOHDAN SUMYK( Chemistry)WENDEL BROWMAN SWANSONA.B., Augustana College, 1952(Geology)CONRAD ERNST THALMAYERS.B., Tufts College, 1953(Chemistry)HOLLY THOMISA.B., University of Chicago, 1954A.B., Radcliffe College, 1957(Mathematics)THOMAS LAURENCE TRUEMANA.B., Dartmouth College, 1957(Physics)HWA TSANG(Mathematics)STEPHEN WAINGERA.B., Cornell University, 1957(Mathematics)ROBERT NATHAN ZITTERA.B., University of Chicago, 1950S.M., ibid., 1952(Physics)III. PROFESSIONAL DEGREES1. IN THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESSFor the Degree oj Master oj Business Administration:DAVID WILLIAM ABRAHAMSONS.B., University of Wisconsin, 1950VERNON E. ANDERSONS.B., University of Illinois, 1950DONALD THOMAS ASHERS.B., University of Louisville, 1950S.M., ibid., 1951LEE HILL BATSELGORDON THEODORE BEATYA.B., Baker University, 1952CHARLES RICHARD BEAULIEUCARL IVAR BERGKVISTA.B., Tufts College, 1947JOHN PAUL BRADDYLEE BROOKS BROWN, JR.COLLIN BUSHWAYKENNETH S. CARLSONS.B., Northwestern University, 1954ROBERT YVES CARRATLic., University of Paris, France, 1957CHARLES FRANCIS CLARKS.B., Indiana University, 1955WILLIAM PETER COMISS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1951JOSEPH MOORE COOGLE, JR.S.B., University of Kentucky, 1957JEAN GASTON CROUZETLie., University of Paris, France, 1954Dip!., iu«, 1955JAMES H. DRISCOLLS.B., University of Michigan, 1940ALLAN BERNARD DRYS.B., Roosevelt University, 1948DONALD DWIGHT DUFFEYA.B., Duke University, 1957LAWRENCE JOSEPH ELLGASSS.B., Loyola University, 1950RICHARD J AMES FLYNNS.B., St. Joseph's College, 1957NEIL DESHA FRENCHS.B., Purdue University, 1943LOWELL EMERY GEFFINGERTHOMAS L. GLEASONS.B., Northwestern University, 1948ELIZABETH MARSHALL GREIFJOE GRILLSA.B., Duke University, 1957HOWARD E. HALLENGRENA.B., Princeton University, 1952DONALD WILSON HAMERS.B., University of Illinois, ·1945BERNARD JOSEPH HANSANA.B., University of Kansas, 1954CHARLES DONALD HAUVEROLIVER PETER HENDRICKS GLENN HOWARD HOFFMANA.B., University of Chicago, 1956A.B., tua., 1957CLEMENT EDWIN JAYS.B., Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical Col­lege, 1950WILLIAM FRANCIS KAISERS.B., Purdue University, 1935BERNARD JAMES KELLYS.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1954ROBERT BREWSTER KEMBLEA.B., Yale University, 1952RAYMOND PATRICK KENNYS.B., Fournier Institute of Technology, 1955ROBERT CARL KETTERERHARRY DOUGLAS KOCHS.B., University of Pennsylvania, 1950EDWARD BENJAMIN KRAINIKS.B., Pennsylvania State University. 1942RICHARD FORTNER KRUZICKS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1953ROBERT WILLIAM PALLISER LAMBS.B., Purdue University, 1951BYRON OLIVER LEE, JR.S.B., Purdue University, 1951GERALD JEANMICHEL LEHIDEUXJOHN PHILIP LEWISA.B., Coe College, 1957WILLIAM LEON LIBBY, JR.A.B., Harvard University, 1948EVERETT HAROLD LILJAS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1949J AMES WILLIAM LLOYDA.B., University of Notre Dame, 1947WILLIAM RICHARD DOUGLAS MARTINA.B., McMaster University, Canada, 1956ROBERT GEORGE MAYNARDROBERT LLOYD McCLOWS.B., Purdue University, 1952EDWIN McGINNISWILLIAM RAMSEY McIVER IIIWILLIAM PATRICK MICHAEL McNIFFJOHN ANTHONY McPIKEA.B., Carleton College, 1952DONALD ALFRED MESSICKJACOB BORCHERT MICHAELSENA.B., University of Chicago, 1955A.B., ibid., 1957LLOYD TJADEN MILLARD.S.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1951RALPH BEN MILLERS.B., University of Missouri, 1943J AMES ROY MILLS, JR.LL.B., DePaul University, 1937BRADY LEE MOOTZB.B.A., University of Minnesota, 1940]. RICHARD MOTAS.B., University of Illinois, 1955JAMES PERCY NEALA.B., Roosevelt University, 1952JOHN R. NELSONWOLFGANG HANS-BERNHARD NITSCHA.B., University of Chicago, 1957ANTHONY LAWRENCE NOVAKS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1955ELMER NIEL PAGELSS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1951PHILLIP PINESA.B., University of Michigan, 1957GERALD JOSEPH POSTJOHN HAROLD ROSENHEIMS.B., Northwestern University, 1951 PATRICIA BILZI STARKA.B., University of Chicago, 1950ALDEN HENRY STUDEBAKERS.B., Purdue University, 1954HOLLIS TERRYRICHARD JAY THOMASKENT LEMOYNE TILLERS.B., University of Nebraska, 1950CRAIG ALEXANDER TIPPINSCARL WILFORD TIPTONERWIN ABRAHAM TOMASCHOFFA.B., George Washington University, 1957GEORGE SYLVESTER WALLACEPh.B., University of Notre Dame, 1940M.B.A., New York University.. 1944ALBERT H. WALTERSS.B., University of Illinois, 1952ROBERT FRANCIS WATSONROBERT MONROE WOLIVERCLAYTON CULBERTSON YOUNGS.B., Purdue University, 1952PHILIP PEARCE RUMMELA.B., Oberlin College, 1956WILLIAM TOBIAS SALAMA.B., University of Chicago, 1956A.B., iu«, 1957EDWARD A. SCHILLMOELLERS.B., Iowa State College, 1953JOHN BENNETT SCOTTS.B., Drexel Institute of Technology, 1937STEPHEN M. SICKLEA.B., Swarthmore College, 1950RICHARD LAUREN SKUDSTADA.B., Carleton College, 1954 JERROLD RICHARD ZISOOKA.B., University of Chicago, 1953A.M., ibid., 1956A.B., uu., 1957GEORGE JERZY ZYGMUNDA.B., University of Chicago, 1956II. UNDER THE FEDERATED THEOLOGICAL FACULTYFor the Degree oj Bachelor oj Divinity:1. IN CO-OPERATION WITH THE CHICAGO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARYRAWSON PAIGE BIRDWELL, JR.A.B., Knox College, 1953JACK .LESTER BURBACHA.B., University of Chicago, 1954RALPH LOWELL CASEBOLTA.B., Heidelberg College, 1955DAVID EUGENE CHANEYA.B., Denison University, 1952 CLIFFORD DEAN LEWISA.B., Baker University, 1954CLYDE HORACE MILLER, JR.A.B., Talladega College, 1954LAWRENCE JOSEPH PERKINS, JR.A.B., Macalester College, 1950HOWARD J. PRESTONA.B., Culver-Stockton College, 1952RICHARD GARDNER RAUTIOA.B., Macalester College, 1955WILLIAM RAYMOND ROGERS, JR.A.B., Kalamazoo College, 1954JACK LOREN SANDFORDA.B., Drury College, 1951KENNETH CLINTON STARBUCKA.B., Baker University, 1954ROBERT HENRY TUCKERA.B., Yankton College, 1955HAROLD ALLYN ULSETHA.B., University of Minnesota, 1954JAY ALTON WILCOXENA.B., Pomona College, 1955ARDEN WILDA.B., Yankton College, 1953Th.B., tu«, 1954KEMP EDWARD DIETIKERA.B., Oberlin College, 1955A.M., University of Chicago, 1958J AMES FREDERICK ERKMANB.F.A., University of Illinois, 1955RICHARD HARTER GLESSNERA.B., Heidelberg College, 1955WARREN LE ROY HANSONA.B., Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1955ROBERT LEE JEWETTA.B., Nebraska Wesleyan University, 19551JOHN W. KALASA.B., North Central College, 1955CARLISLE HUME KRUSIA.B., University of California, 1955RICHARD ERNEST LEIDBERGA.B., Earlham College, 1954II. IN CO-OPERATION WqH THE DISCIPLES DIVINITY HOUSEDONALD HOWARD WHEATA.B., Hiram College, 1955III. IN THE DIVINITY SCHOOLJOHN MARTIN BARBEEA.B., Bob Jones College, 1943A.M., Duke University, 1946DOUGLAS JAMES BICHARDJOAN JOHNSON BOTTA.B., Mt. Holyoke College, 1948A.M., Union Theological Seminary, 1949A.M., Columbia University, 1949CHARLES JOHN ERICKSON, JR.ERNEST THOMAS LAWSONCONRAD LEEA.B.L., National Chengchi University, Nanking,China, 1949HOWARD NORMAN MANZA.B., McGill University, Canada, 1955OTTO FREDERICK MOEDEA.B., Northwestern University, 1925 JOHN ROLAND PARRISA.B., University of Melbourne, Australia, 1955HANS HENRY PENNEREDWIN DETRICK PETERMANA.B., Miami University, 1954HAROLD RAYMOND RUDOLPHA.B., Jamestown College, 1951PHILIP SUN Y AN SHENA.B., Philippine Christian College, Manila, P.L,1953A.M., Oberlin College, 1955KENT DUANE SMITHA.B., Wittenberg College, 1958LOIS FLORENCE YATZECKS.B., University of Wisconsin, 1955IV. IN CO-OPERATION WITH THE MEADVILLE THEOLOGICAL SCHOOLALFRED HENRY FOWLIE, JR.JOHN CHARLES GODBEYA.B., Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1949FUJIO IKADOA.B., University of Tokyo, Japan, 1949 KENNETH KIRK MARSHALLA.B., Southern Illinois University, 1953S.B.Ed., lbid., 1953(Education)III. IN THE LAW SCHOOLFor the Degree of Doctor of Law:ROBERT EDWARD ALLARDA.B., Culver-Stockton College, 1944D.B., University of Chicago, 1950CLARENCE JOHN AMSTUTZ, JR.A.B., Oberlin College, 1955CHARLES ROGER ANDREWSA.B., Yale University, 1953JAMES E. BEAVER (cum laude)A.B., Wesleyan University, 1952DEAN STERNDALE BENNETTA.B., Reed College, 1955EDWARD ARTHUR BERMANB.S.L., Northwestern University, 1956JEROME BERNARD BOHMANA.B., University of Dayton, 1953CHARLES ROBERT BRAINARDS.B., Haverford College, 1955MORTON AARON BRODYA.B., Bates College, 1955FRANK H. BURKES.B., St. Mary's College, 1955RICHARD WILLIAM BURKEA.B., University of Notre Dame, 1955ROBERT DOUGLAS CARSWELLB.A., Oxford University, England, 1956DAVID BERNARD CASSONLL.B., London School of Economics, England, 1957 ROBERT THOMAS CORNWELLA.B., Central State College, Edmond, Oklahoma,1953JOHN STEPHEN CRAWFORDA.B., Knox College, 1953RONALD LAWRENCE DZIERBICKIA.B., Oberlin College, 1955ALLEN CHANNON ENGERMANS.B., University of Illinois, 1955BERNARD FARKASA.B., University of Chicago, 1954WARD FARNSWORTHA.B., Yale University, 1953CURTIS BRENDON FORDS.B., Syracuse University, 1955WILLIAM WEBER FULMERA.B., New Mexico Military Institute, 1955FRANCIS JOSEPH GERLITSPh.B., University of Notre Dame, 1953ROBERT CARL GOBELMANA.B., Wittenberg College, 1955J AMES CAMPBELL GOODALEA.B., Yale University, 1955RICHARD MORRIS GOODMANA.B., University of Michigan, 1955PHILIP HALL HEDGESA.B., Wesleyan University, 1955RICHARD WELDE HEMSTADA.B., St. Olaf College, 1955RALPH JAY HENKLEA.B., University of Chicago, 1955EUGENE PERRY HEYTOWA.B., Harvard University, 1955JAMES CATHERWOOD HORMELA.B., Swarthmore College, 1955CHARLES EBEN HUSSEY IIA.B., University of Maine, 1955FRANCIS ALVIN KAREKENA.B., University of Buffalo, 1954KENT ERWIN KAROHLSANFORD NOAH KATZA.B., Boston University, 1955DAVID YOUNG KLEINA.B., Albion College, 1955DONALD PETER KURTENBACHA.B., Morningside College, 1955ALBERT E. LANDAUA.B., Bard College, 1955DAVID ROBERT LAROSEA.B., Whitman College, 1955RALPH BYRON LONGA.B., Valparaiso University, 1953FRED ROBERT MARDELLS.B., DePaul University, 1955MELVIN MARGOLIESA.B., Brooklyn College, 1952M.B.A., University of Chicago, 1955WENDELL HIROSHI MARUMOTOA.B., University of Chicago, 1955ORAL OFFILL MILLERA.B., Princeton. University, 1955ALDUS SAMUEL MITCHELL, JR.A.B., Lincoln University, 1955ARTHUR CONRAD OLSONA.B., DePauw University, 1955GEORGE CHAPMAN PETERSENA.B., Denison University, 1954 HAL WITTA.B., University of Chicago, 1954ROBERT VICTOR ZENER (cum laude)A.B., University of Chicago, 1954EDGAR PHILIP PETTIA.B., Lake Forest College, 1955RONALD DAVID RATTNERB.B.A., University of Wisconsin, 1954ROBERT LEE REINKEA.B., Wabash College, 1955JOHN ALAN RITSHER (cum laude)A.B., Bowdoin College, 1952CARL OLIVER RODINA.B., Brown University, 1953FREDERIC PAUL ROEHR IIIA.B., Rice Institute, 1955NEAL D. ROSENFELDS.B., Northwestern University, 1955WALEED M. SADIA.B., Southern Methodist University, 1955ROY SANDERSA.B., University of Chicago, 1954TERRY KLIEMAN SATINOVER(cum laude)A.B., University of Chicago, 1955WILLIAM HASKINS SECKINGERA.B., University of Chicago, 1955JAY MAYO SMYSERA.B., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1955PETER OSTLIN STEEGEA.B., Wesleyan University, 1955JOE ALLEN SUTHERLANDA.B., Texas Christian University, 1955RONALD LOUIS TONIDANDELA.B., Amherst College, 1955WILLIAM LAWRENCE TWININGB.A., Oxford University, England, 1955J AMES KEVIN WALSHLL.B., University of Western Australia, Perth,Australia, 1957For the Degree oj Master oj Comparative LawPETER DAVID LEDERERA.B., University of Chicago, 1949A.B., ibid., 1955J. D., ibid., 1957For the Degree oj Master oj LawsJ AN GILLIS WETTER �Studentexamen, Gymnasium, Stockholm, Sweden,1949LL.B., University of Stockholm, 1954IV. IN THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE OF THE DIVISIONOF THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCESFor the Degree oj Doctor oj Medicine:ROBERT ALLEN BARBEEA.B., Yale University, 1954 WILLIAM ROBERT BRUCES.B., University of Alberta, Canada, 1950S.M., University of Saskatchewan, Canada, 1954Ph.D., ibid., 1956BRYAN JAMES CARDER, JR... A.B., Johns Hopkins University, 1954PETER AKULIN BOKATA.B., Brandeis University, 1954DONALD ROBERT CHIMENEA.B., Cornell University, 1954 ROBERT L. NICHOLSS.B., Southern Methodist University, 1949S.M., Tulane University, 1952JERRY GRANT CHUTKOWA.B., University of Chicago, 1952S.B., tu«, 1955(Honors in Medicine) ROGER PATINGA.B., University of California, 1953CHRISTOPHER TERZAKE DRAKEA.B., University of Chicago, 1953S.B., ibtd., 1956 LOUIS FRANK PLZAK, JR.A.B., University of Chicago, 1954S.B., ibid., 1955NEIL PROSHANA.B., Brooklyn College, 1954DARIO BATE DOMIZIA.B., Harvard University, 1954MARCEL FRENKELWALTER FRIEDA.B., University of Chicago, 1954S.B., lbid., 1955THOMAS MATTHEW GELLERTRICHARD HOWARD GIERA.B., University of Kansas, 1954 COLETTE MICHELE RASMUSSENA.B., University of Chicago, 1952S.B., Roosevelt University, 1954WENDELL FRANKLYN ROSSEA.B., University of Omaha, 1953(Honors in Medicine)DAVID JESSE GINSBERGA.B., University of Chicago, 1953S.B., ibid., 1955MICHAEL FRANCIS GOLDENSEYMOUR BERNARD GORENCARL HARMON GUNDERSONS.B., University of Notre Dame, 1954S.M., University of Chicago, 1958 RICHARD MARTIN ROTHBERGHENRY ROTHSCHILDA.B., Cornell University, 1954BOHUMIL A. SAMALS.B., Western Michigan College of Education, 1954SANFORD JAY SCHREIBERA.B., Amherst College, 1952S.M., University of Michigan, 1953SETH LESTER HABERA.B., Cornell University, 1954S.M., University of Chicago, 1958 THEODORE SCHULMANA.B., University of Rochester, 1954FREDRIC SOLOMONA.B., University of Chicago, 1954S.B., ibid., 1955FRANKLIN JULIAN STARA.B., University of Chicago, 1953S.B., tu«, 1955MARTIN EDWARD HANKE, JR.S.B., University of Chicago, 1949GERALD PAUL HERMANATTIE YVONNE WERNER HILLIERS.B., American University, 1944S.lV1., State University of Iowa, 1948Ph.D., ibid., 1952 JAMES A. SURVISA.B., University of Michigan, 1954JAMES MORSE HUFFERA.B., University of Chicago, 1953S.B., ibid., 1955 ALBERT CARL SVOBODA, JR.A.B., University of Chicago, 1951S.B., ibid., 1955TOH-LEONG TANA.B., North Central College, 1954MYRON JULIUS JACOBSONS.B., McGill University, Canada, 1954 JOANNE HELENE TAUBMANA.B., University of Chicago, 1953S.M., ibid., 1955WILLIAM ALBERT KISKENA.B., Hope College, 1954 DONALD ERNEST TEMPLEA.B., Harvard University, 1954ARNOLD LLOYD KNEPFERA.B., University of Michigan, 1952A.M., ibid., 1954 EUGENE UWE THIESSENA.B., University of Chicago, 1951NORMAN LOUIS MAGESA.B., University of Chicago, 1953 DONALD ROBERT THURSH*(Honors in Medicine.)STANLEY ASAO URIUA.B., University of California, 1954JOHN THOMAS McENERYS.B., University of Illinois, 1951 ROBERT J. WEILERS.B., University of Notre Dame, 1954STEPHEN ARNOLD MITCHELL, JR.A.B., Cornell University, 1954 JOHN MICHAEL WHITMANS.M., University of Chicago, 1953JOHN PAUL MUDRYS.B., Rutgers University, 1954 SIDNEY KENNETH WOLFSON, JR.A.B., University of Pennsylvania, 1951BENJAMIN NATOVITZA.B., University of Pennsylvania, 1954 NORMAN ROBERT ZINNER* Degree of Doctor of Medicine awarded March, 1958.IV. THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHYI. IN THE D1VISION OF THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCESWILLIAM CHARLES DEMENTS.B., University of Washington, 1955M.D., University of Chicago, 1955(Physiology)PETER PAUL DUKES(Biochemistry)PETER HAROLD GREENEA.B., Amherst College, 1951(Mathematical Biology) BARBARA RUTH JEFFRIESA.B., Fisk University, 1949A.M., ibid., 1951(Anatomy)ROBERT J. KUSTER Set"'�S.B., Adrian College, 1938S.M., University of Michigan, 1948(Botany)GERALD RAYMOND ZINSS.B., South Dakota State College, 1954(Pharmacology)II. IN THE DIVISION OF THE HUMANITIESJEAN VICTOR ALTERLie. en Phil. et Lettres, Universite Libre de Bruxelles,Belgium, 1948Docteur de I'Universite de Paris, Universite de Paris,France, 1951(History of Culture)WILLIAM MUSGRAVE CALDER IIIA.B., Harvard University, 1954(Classical Languages and Literatures)SAMUEL MORRIS EAMESA.B., Culver-Stockton College, 1939A.M., University of Missouri, 1941(Philosophy)EUGENE T. GENDLINA.M., University of Chicago, 1950(Philosophy)JOHN PHILLIP HARTHA.B., Trinity College, Sioux City, Iowa, 1946A.M., University of Chicago, 1949(English Language and Literature) EDWARD CRAIG HOBBSPh.B., University of Chicago, 1946(New Testament and Early Christian Literature)HAROLD JOSEPH JOHNSONA.B., Alfred University, 1941(Philosophy)GINO SALCICCIA DI RAIMONDOLie. G. Meli, Palermo, Italy, 1944A.M., University of Chicago, 1951(Classical Languages and Literatures)HOWARD LAWRENCE STEINA.B., Columbia University, 1947(Philosophy)HELEN M. TIERNEYA.B., University of Delaware, 1949A.M., University of Chicago, 1950(History)III. IN THE DIVISION OF THE PHYSICAL SCIENCESPAUL JOSEPH COHENS.M., University of Chicago, 1954(Mathematics)DAVID LIVINGSTONE CRAWFORD(Astronomy)TADAO ANDREW FUJIIRigakushi, University of Tokyo, Japan, 1948S.M., Stanford University, 1952(Physics)LEONARD GROSSS.M., University of Chicago, 1954(Mathematics)MORRIS WILLIAM HIRSCHS.M., University of Chicago, 1954(Mathematics)ALBERT MADANSKYA.B., University of Chicago, 1952S.M., tu«, 1955(Statistics) EBEN MATLISS.B., University of Pittsburgh, 1948S.M., University of Chicago, 1956(Mathematics)EUGENIO EMILIO MENDOZAVILLARREALDipl., National University of Mexico, Mexico City,1953(Astronomy) ,LEE GIRARD PONDROMS.B., Southern Methodist University, 1953S.M., University of Chicago, 1956(Physics)RICHARD EDWIN PRANGES.M., University of Chicago, 1955(Physics)CAMILLA ELISE BREMS ROSSA.B., Carthage College, 1952S.M., University of Chicago, 1956(Chemistry)DANIEL HERMAN SCHULTEA.B., Phillips University, 1951(Astronomy)IV. IN THE DIVISION OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCESALLEN BOBROFFS.B., University of Michigan, 1948A.M., Wayne University, 1953(Education) MILTON BUDOFFA.M., University of Chicago, 1955(Human Development)CHARLES CALLENDERPh.B., University of Chicago, 1947A.M., ibid., 1954(Anthropology)JAMES THOMAS CAREYA.B., University of Illinois, 1948A.M., iu«, 1955{Sociology)FRED DAVISA.M., University of Chicago, 1951(Sociology)KENNETH MELTON DODDA.B., University of Oklahoma, 1942A.M., ibid., 1949(History)ALEXANDER LAWRENCE GEORGEA.M., University of Chicago, 1941(Political Science) GALATIA SEMELE HALKIDES(Psychology)HENRY THOMAS JAMESS.B., Wisconsin State College, 1938Ph.M., University of Wisconsin, 1939(Education)MILDRED CELIA LETTONS.B. in Ed., University of Missouri, 1932A.M., ibid., 1935 .(Education)GEORGE MACESICHA.B., George Washington University, 1953A.M., ibki., 1954(Economics)MITCHELL GLICKSTEINA.B., University of Chicago, 1951(Psychology)YEHUDA GRUNFELDA.B., Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, 1951A.M., ibid., 1954(Economics) WILLIS ELBRIDGE SIBLEYA.B., Reed College, 1951A.M., University of Chicago, 1953(An thropology)LALGUDI SIVASUBRAMANIANVENKATARAMANANA.B., St. Stephen's College, Delhi University, India,1950A.M., tua., 1952A.M., University of Chicago, 1956(Economics)V. IN THE SCHOOL OF BUS1NESSZARKO BILBIJ AM.B.A., University of Chicago, 1954VI. IN THE DIVINITY SCHOOLCARL OLIVER BANGSA.B., Pasadena College, 1945D.B., Nazarene Theological Seminary, 1949 SCHUBERT MILES· OGDENA.B., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1950D.B., University of Chicago, 1954WILHELM WUELLNERLOREN ELLIS HALVORSONA.B., St. Olaf College, 1949Th.B., Luther Theological Seminary, 1953VII. IN THE GRADUATE LIBRARY SCHOOLJOHN HAWKINS GRIBBINA.B., University of North Carolina, 1942B.L.S., University of California, 1947M.L.S" tu«, 1951LEROY HAROLD LINDERA.B., University of Minnesota, 1939S.B., ibid., 1940S.M., ibid., 1949 LESLIE IRL YN POSTEA.B., Wayne University, 1941S.B., Columbia University, 1942VIII. IN THE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SERVICE ADMINISTRATIONWALTER LEWIS KINDELSPERGERA.B., University of Chicago, 1939A.M., ibid., 1940EDWARD FISHER KRISEA.B., Brown University, 1949A.M., University of Chicago, 1950 JACK RAMSEY PARSONSA.B., College of the Pacific, 1936A.M., lbid., 1940S.M., New York School of Social Work, 1943IX. THE CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREESFor the Degree of Doctor of Science:GEORGE WASHINGTON CORNER, of the Rockefeller Institute for MedicalResearchEminent scholar of many facets, brilliant student of mammalian reproduction,inspiring administrator, and accomplished historian of medicine.The Candidate will be presented by William Hay Taliaferro, Eliakim HastingsMoore Distinguished Service Professor and Chairman of the Department ofMicrobiology.NICHOLSON JOSEPH EASTMAN, Professor and Chairman of the Departmentof Obstetrics, Johns Hopkins Medical SchoolDistinguished physician, whose scholarly contributions to research, teaching,and medical practice in the field of human reproduction have redounded to thebenefit of all mankind.The Candidate will be presented by Dr. Morris Edward Davis, Joseph BolivarDeLee Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Chairman of the Depart­ment of Obstetrics and Gynecology.RICHARD EDWIN SHOPE, of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical ResearchDistinguished virologist, whose study of disease in animals has given us newinsight into some of the fundamental problems of infection and the etiology oftumors.The Candidate will be presented by Dr. Charles Phillip Miller, Professor ofMedicine.X. 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