THE UNIVERSTITY Of CHTICAGOFOUNDED BY JOHN D. ROCKEFELLERTheTwo Hundred Eighty-eighthCONVOCATTIONTheSPRTINGFIRST SESSIONJune TenthA.D. Nineteen Hundred SixtyROCKEFELLER MEMORIAL CHAPELI-June,1960 .PARTIAL LIST OF GR.ADUATES FOR THE JUNE,JL9.§¢> CONllOC.ATIONwithout thesis)ele, Ralph Reinhold (C.T.S.) B.D.A study of ministerial lea.dership as relationships manifesting the event of God inChr-i.st,aIDS, William H. (Chemistry) PhJJ•On the solution of the Hart r-ee-Fock equation in terms of localized orbita.ls. QD 1099.5A ( ) .b il..ronti,Jos�ph • Bus. M ••• w/oderson,David Kent (Physics) � .M. wi 0erson, John Sherwood (Art) M • .r�• .A.Papec; Concrete in Sculpturee:8500, Robert Charles C'.T to t;.) B.D.The meaning and religious significance of the concept of creativity in the thought ofNicholas Berdyaev. -old, Richard Cheney (Physics) �.M. wlo(Eng.) A.M. w/phur, Henry Bradford,Jr.er, Jay Ronald (Physics) s.s. w/o1, George W. (Bus.) M.B .A. wi 0santi, Jon Paul (Bus.) M.B.A. wlolow, Robert M. (Histor-y) A.M.The development of terrorism in the Russian revolutionary movement ,1860-1881. DK 999on, Anthony (Psychology) A.M.The experience of estrangement; an exploratmey study of the subjetive experience of es­trangement, depersonalization, or uncaP�y emotion in one hundred and five sUbjects. BF 1999ew, Granvill Clay,Jr. (�.S.A. ) A.M. wioer, M.ary L. (S.S.A.) A.M. wloIshay, Haskel (Economics) PhD. HG 9999Det erminant s of variability in ea.rnings price ratios of corporate e�uity.'�n, Ernst (Political Science) A/M. D999The consequences of history for li�e: a study of Friedrich Nietzsche's vision of history., Dorot tea Rut h (�.�.A.) A.M. wlo(Math. ) c .M. w/o.ovit s, Shimshonin, Jerome I (Comm. on Hum. Dev.) PhD. BF 1999SOffieautonomic correlates of therapeutic conditions in Lnt.erpensonaf relationships.ard, Selden Robert (Math.BioI.) PhD. Q H QQ'1Mathematica.l studies of the int eraction of respiratory gases with whole blood.urne, Vernon Norton (S.S.A.) I.M. w/ooughche:ken]PcIe,esnahStpoody,Pa;ude,own,Pa\'<in,wn, �un, PIk, Wier ,Turck,VifiPapSouke, Dchartraft ,tiat�t,ape2- June,1960S.M. w/o( Statistics)ough, Richard R.illa-Torres, Cruz Ivan (Educ.)· l.M.Paper: An example in teaching physics(M.eteorology) using original scientific papers.er, William D. (Ge. Meteorology) S.M.On the mecharri.s- s of low level vorticity change during Alberta. cyclogenesis. QC 1099 Gechert, Frank Roy,Jr. (Bus.) M • .b.A. w/oIkenhagen, Victor L. (Soc.Se.) A.M.I _ Paper: A study of an attack upon high school American history t extbooks ,A.M. wjo1e, James Hancock (Bus. ) M.b.A. w/o(�.S.A.) A.M. w/oen, �anley D. (�.S.A.) A.M. w/oDi C 1· (;;) C.' a \emer, ana at lerl.ne • o , .)esnahan, Timothy M. (BioI. Sc.) S.M.State laws on eugenic sterilization and a consideration of their validity from thepoint of view of genetics.dy, Anne Constance (Educ.) A.M.Paper: An investigation into the perception of sex-role.ude, Franklyn (Bus. ) M.B .A. w/oDvm, Frank London (�oc.Sc.) A.M..Paper: The myth maker.Dvm, Janet P. (� c ' ) A.M. w/o..;:,l.A.Montague (Bus. ) M.B.A. w/oSIMi w/oJ- 'Robert Bruce (Math.), Petrea Ann (t'J.S.A.)�k, William..M. Jr. (Bus. ) A.M. w/oM.B.A" w/oer, St,anlEW (History) A.M. PG 3767 .Bt}Turgenev and the nihilist critics of the conterr�orar.r.ck,VVilliam George (Lib.8cb.) A.M.Paper: Population and governmental studies for the provision of public librarires inSouth Australiake, David Warren (Bus. ) M.B .a. w/ohart, Thomas Charles (Bus .. ) M.B .A.(Bus.) M.B.A. w/ow/oraft, John Thomas IIIat�t, Bet es Rozelle (Educ. ) A/M/aper: The characterisitcs of motlern programs in nursing education.)bellThevanesdin, B:stU(ey, FThecci , CEssaJiborns]rke, Rtea, Reen, Irvienan , 1Labore, Sidndd.ry, P3 - June, 1960vanese , Dennis Anthony (Bus. ) M.B.A. wlo)bell, Christiana McFadyen (History) PhJ..J. HD 10000The Farm Bureau and the New Deal,1933-1940; a study in agricultural sectionalism.(Botany) S.M. QP 999in a further purification of the enzyme porphobilinogen-dearninase.Bruce Homer (Div.) w/oA.M.Robert Martin (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oRolland Sigfrid (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oey, Claude Laroche (Corr�. on Internat. ReI.)The land frontiers of Tunisia. Dr 999A.M.mey, Frederick Smith (Div.) PhD. JC 999The associational theory of Johannes Althusius; a study in Calvinist constitutionalism.rino , Albert R. (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oe, Paul st anl ey ( S. S. A. ) A. M. wi 0, Joseph Hyosup (Comm. on Internatl. ReI.) A.M.The Tong Hak movement and the Sino{f;-J apanese War of 1894. DS 999cci , Carol (Boil. Sc.) S.M.Essay: Chromosome number and sex determination in Man.ib orne, Jack Everett (buPoc (Eng. ) A.M. w/orke, Reat.ha Belle (Chern. ) S.M. wlo;tea, Robert Eugene (Bus. ) M.B. A. w/oen, Lrvdn Arthur (Bus. ) M.B.A. wloeman, Neil L ( Geology) PhD.Laboratory experiments in sal.ect Lve grain transportation. QE 999e, Sidney Loyd (Bus. ) M.B • .n.. wi 0ddry, Paul Imlay (Bus.) M.B • .ii. w/oeliussen, Roger Du'Jayne (Chern. ) S.M. w/o, Hannibal Maceo (Bus. ) M.b.A. W 0.er, William Anthony (Physics) S.M. w/os, John Lindsley (Bus. ) M . ..b• .ll.. w/oight, Phillips (Sociology) PhD.Party organization and voting behavior. JK 9999s, DaVid John (Anth.) A.M ..�ap?r: Eskimo type organization; a re-e1l1l1ination of the conce t with respect to the Centralekimo,,mPa, DoCoton,ocher4 - June, 1960(Bus. "11 iJ illVl. • • wloGerson (S.S.A.) A.M. wloBarbara M. (S.S.A.) A/M. wlowloGeorge (Lib.Sch.) A.M.Robert Stcmley (Bus.) M.B.A. wloes, V'villiam Neil (Bus , ) M.B.A. wlo, Christopher Conner (Anth. A.M.Paper: Souther (Villa las Rosas) Tzelial phonology., Dorothy Ann (Psychology) Ph.V.Conceptual breadth in pnoceas and reactive schizophrenia. BF 1999ker, Marian Bellows (G.L.S.) A.M. Z 10999A study of thfJ work-loads of full-time librarians in theseondary schools of Illinois.entis, Gilbert (Economics) Ph.D.Resource allocations in the Lover Rio Grande River Valley(1940-19560. HD 10000tler, Robert A. (Sociology) Ph • .L).Attitud� change in volUIllteer service groups: group composition, solidarity and environ-ment as Gorrelat es of change. HN 999ton, Elizabeth Bane (S.S.A.) A.M. wloocher, Clarence G. (Bus.) M.B.A. wloVries, Carl E. (Dept. of Oriental Lang. and Civ.) Ph.D.Attitudes of the ancient Egyptians toward physical-recreative activities. Dr 999lion, Tarlochan Singh (Botany) Ph • .I.J.Aneuploidy in Collinsia het erophy lla. QK 999varaj an , Periyapatna Srinivasiah C"'ta:tistics) S.M. wlo'owsky, Judith Goodman (Biol.Sc.) S.M.Essay: An Apical Dominance.on, Edward A. (Eng. ) A.M. w/oke, James Alfred (Eng.) A.M. w/oln, Bernard William (Bus.) M.B.A. wloenDaVid Roger (S.S.A..) A.M. wloe, lJavid Frederick (Bus .. ) M.B .A. w/oik� John ut ephen (Botany) S.M.Effect of ultra-violet irradiation of thespores of four fora of Fusarium oxysporumSchl , QK 999eh, Domai Framrozg (S.S.A.) A.M. wlokin Ephraim David (Physics) S.M. wlohartcksong, BTheJgeraJTheming,, RioPapeimplden, JUriner, �I5 �� June,1960harry Byron (Divinity) B.LJ. w/ohart, H. (Divinity) or•• M.:wan Worldviev·J' of the Zuni Indians. F 9999'ngton, James Martin,Jr. (Bus.) M.B.A.Renee Sara (S.S.A.) A.M. w/o. ison, Bob E (Statistics) Ph.D.A multivariate k-population classification problem. QA 999er, Doris Eileen (S.S.A.) A.M. w/oelbrecht, James Lynn (S.S.A.) A.M. w/ockson, Anton Gerald (S.S.A.) A.M. w/ong, Blair Gordon (Polit. Sci.) A.M.The Austrian State Treaty; a case study in cold war problem solving.(Eng.) A.M. w/o(Physics) S.M. w/oris, Joyce Long (Divinity) A.M. w/oegan, Thomas Aldrich (Economics) Ph.D.Hours of work in the UmteEi States: a cross-sectional analysis. HD 10000cher, Donald Phillip (Phy siology ) � .M.Apparent light scattering by erythrocyte 8uspensionsl � 999cher, Raymond Charles (Bus.) M.B .A. w/o(Bus.) M.B.S. w/o�erald, John A. (Political Science) A.M.The role of the Palestinian in the political process of Jordan, 1948-1958. DS 999(Bus.) M.B.A. w/o,Richard (Educ.) A.M.Paper: Some char-act, eristics of t.he goals of a group of hi.ch school seniors and theirimplications for teachers.(Zoology) Ph.D.amino acids of non-human prDnates.shey, Florence VVillia.ms. (S.�.A.) A.M. QL 999w/o(Eng.) A.M. w/o(Bus.) M.B.A. w;o, Ronald E (Business) Ph.D.The prediction of brand choice using simp e probability models. HF 9999(Bus. M • .b. A. wloLend Julius Weis (History) Ph . .u.Holiness and pover-ty: a study of the influence of the Franciscan poverty movement onthe early secularist philosophers. BX 10999den Floyd N (G.L.S.) A.M..The use of a branch librar.y in a period of community stress. Z 10999ray, Micha.i3 Mortimer (Eng.) A.M. wlobrielson, Paul T ( Divinity) A.M.The problem of self-acceptance in Litheran pietism and depth psychology as seen inJohn Arndt and Frit z Kunkel. BX 10999llagher, Brian Boru (Psychology) Ph.'u.A seqUBtial discrimination of amino aClQS solutions differing only with respect tothreonine, an essential amino acid. QL 999ssman, Byron, W. (English) Ph.JJ•The background of Tobias Smollett' s The expedition of Humphry d,Clinker PR 3694E 908 G3atrousie, Christopher (Chem.) S.M. wlouthier, Clarence J. (Bus.) M.B.A. wloier, Alfred (Politiaal Science) iix A.M.. Knowledge and the political order in Plato's Republic 0�soo .,Ulyssine Gwendolyn (S.�.A. wlo JS 999ClaireS (� � A ). . . A.M. wiol�er�� Jay Myron (PsycholoEY, Biopsychology) Ph.u.Audl.tory frequency discrimination after central nervous systm lesions. Q-P 999Paula Ann (S ...... A. A.M. V'fIoRichard T. (Bus.) �.B.A. wloldman, Elaine Delores (Math.) S.M. w/orecki, Donna ( Anat omy ) S. Ill.Elect ron microscope ob servations of the so-called "Chloride cells" 1.. n the OIlfish. QL 999 ga, s ofttlieb, Ann Elizabeth (S • .j.A.) A.M. w/outhre,James uilliam (Bus.) M.BA. wloeen, Goldie E. (S.S.A.) 'A.M. wloeenblatt, Sadelle T. (S. a.)• ", ) A.M. wloeen;, \,;arol Sue (Gen.Stud.Human.) on.M.een :p�r: A peb.Lem in the theory of cont emporary painting •. s ean , Carl Richard (Bus.) M.-.. wlo\.., !'3iffin, Martin J. (Chmistry) Ph. -•Synthesis and reactions of enol pIlosphate and beta-ketophosphanate esters. QD 1099.5('" '1' c ) DUfis, Richard Bridgman ••• B..The renewal of man: a study of John Calvin t s theology.oebe, Edward Douglas (Bus.) MD 41.. . . wioenther, Ingrid Helga (Camp. U-tud.) A.M.Paper: The concept of "La Litterature du Nord" in 18th century france.Math. S.M. wloillemin, �ictor w.(Bus. ) -wloake, Elwood, L M.", • 8..ekman, Mat th ew- (Math. ) S.M. wloenauer, Richard Gustave (Bus.) M.�.A. w/o(S • .;j.A.) A.M. wlo1, Charles Robert (Art) A.M.Paper: Corot's figure paintings.s, Raymond Justus (History) Ph.D.The Democratic party in 1920; the rupture of the Wilsonian synthesis. JK 9999a, George Thomas (Bus.) M.", -a- wloMichael Joseph (Eng.) A.M. wlohrno1d. Maihart (Geol. ) S.M. wi 0Robert Lee (S.':> .A.) A.M. wlo(Bus.) M.B.A. wloAlbion F. ,Jr.rington, George Francis (Bus.) M.B.A. wlorison, Michael Jay (Physics) Ph. J.I.MagnetO-attenuation of sound in semt-met al.sj Longitudinal waves.�, Sultan S. (Sociology)A socio-economic explanation of variations in fertility amogg the censue tracts ofChicago: 1950. HB 3999rst, Sheldon (Bus.) M.B.A. wlorenes, Jack R., Jr. ( S • .:,. A. ) A.M. wlolie, Richard (History) A.M.�rikes and nussia,1907-1914 HD 10000hiU, James Vrain (Bus.) M.J.) • ..H.. wloc1XYl stephen P (Educa.) Ph.Li•ypology of conf'Ld.ct between school superintendents and their riJcence groups. LB 399911,rwitenenphehnsardanaganimamplan,ates,Tb, tsahnPa8 - June, 1960pker , Byrdena C. (Educa.) A.M.Paper: The meaning of numbersrnandez, Jose Lmis (S .. S.A.) A.M. w/oss, Daniel Knight (Educa.) A.M.Paper: Remedial reading program for junior high classrooms.(Bus.) M.B.A. wloIl., Beatrice Gray (Educa.) A.M.Paper: The relation of self-�image, self-ideal, and perception of occupational typeto career choice.11, Edna Pauline· (Educa.) A.M.Paper: Emotions and Early Reading.eck, Donald wVilliam (Bus. ) M.l:) .A. wi 0pper, James iviartin, (Bus.) M.rl .A. wlorwitz, Barbara J. (S):>.A.) A.M. w/oenefeld, Robert �hristian, (Bus.) M.ti • .n.. w/o(S.S.A.) A.M. wlo(Bus.) M.B .' •• wloRob ert Andrew (Bus. ) M. ", •Po wloRodger Carl (Bus.) M • .t;i .A. wi 0rdan, Carmelia S. (Eng.) A.M. wjorgensen, Svend (Phil.) A.M.Paper: Is and �pirical theology possible?agan, Marvin ( Bus. ) M. b• .fi. wi 0imann, Karen Ellen (S.S.A.) A.M. wloplan, Lila Ann (Educa.) A.M. Paper: . An analysis of children t s free responses ona word naming test.plan, Marxhall A (Economics) Ph.D.Neoclassical monetary theory. HG 9999. ilsahnias, Thomas George (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oz Bernard Arthur (S. -'.". A.li. wloz, Marvin Charles (Phil) A.M.Paper: A tentative defnition of ectace.tes, Robert William (Geography) A.M.The seasonality of flood events. GB 9999 Ge •ffmalA�HQley,dric1ThEt, Ecsmall,ssen,Papss en ,in, Sger,LinenbullPapfaneecny,feId,Thestl. W,Tzee-alogIPapeJrd, Roau, N�9 - June,1960A.M. w/offman, J Howard ( Sociology) Ph. �•A comparative study of traditional and emergent family types among micwest Mennonites.HQ 9999ley, Fleming (S.S.A.) A.M. w/odrick, Wilmer Martti.n (Political Science) A.M.The Suprme Court and Negro citizenshi}:; the problem of civil equality. JK 9999t, Edward Eldin (S.S.A.) b.M. w/o. sman, st an.L ey Z.(Mc�t h. ) S .11.[ssen, Harme (Germam c s) A.M.Paper: Die t.heor-Le des Gesl.rache�3 bei AC_�iln M..lller.I • SS81'l) Herhert, (Div5_Li_t.y) A.M. w/o) B A(Bus. M ••• ) 'W/oin, Stephen(� .... A ). . .g, Charles Franklin,Jr.ger, 1ric (Psychology) Ph.D.Linearity and curvilinearity in personality measurment and prediction. BF 1999r, John Casper (.bus.) M.B.A. wloenberg, Joseph Edward (S. � .a.) A.M. wloenburg , Sally Ruth (Soc.Sc.) A.M.Paper: A st udv of hist orical fiction for hign school student; the soft enings offancy and sentiment.ecny , John V. ( S • S • A. ) A.M. w/ofeld, Lottie (Microbiology) Ph.4.J •The effect of X irradiation on normal hema-glutinine and bactericidins of mice. �p 999stl. William F. w/o,Tzee-Ke (Physics) S.M.. a/oIaloglu,Omur A. (Anth.) A.M.Paper: The evolution and significance of the carabelli cusp.rd, Rob ert Alan (Bus.) M.B.A. w/odau, Nancy Helene (S.�.A .. ) A.M. w/o.-son, Richard Eugene (Bus.) M.� .A. w/oanc, Leon (Math.) Ph. �•Non-homogeneous and higher orde polyadic algebras. CtA 999Charles Wah (Chern. ) w/o �.M.er, JUstin vonKlett (Phil.) A.M.Paper: Moral rules, moral decisions; moral arguments.rst�e.eberCleviThEg, JEg, ViPapgstre./ d Ra,.Pau�ry, JiPaplers, IPapE10 - June 1960ichty, ErIe (Oriental Lang. and Civ.) Ph.D.Teratological omens in ancient lV.leSopotamia. PJ 9999(Divinity) A.M. wlo paperllelid, Leo John(S.S.A.) wlorner, Sheila Ann A.M.rsten, Nels Ronald (Botany) S.M.Experimental conyro L of zoid discharge and rhizoid fromation in the green algaEnteromorpha. �K 999(6.�.A.) A.M. w/oPau.Llne F.Lawrence Eugene (Bus.) M.L) • Ji. w/oebermany , Carl Phillip (hducaJ h.M.Paper .h case study of a modified cyst em of ability grouping in a large Chicagoelemnt ar-:I school.eberson, Stanley (.sociology) n..",Comparative segregation and sssimilation of ethnic groups. HN 999esse, Sugust Vincent (,bus.) M.B • -. wlost edt , Olof Dayton (Bus.) M.B."\ w/oiger, Charles Andrew,Jr. \Econ.) A.M.Paper: The effect of weekIy unemployment benefit s dur'at Lon ,pert, Robert Lawrence A.M. w/oton, Seymour (Bus.) M.B.A. wloh, Raymond A. (�.S.l1..) A.M. wlolevicius, Arunas Leonar das (Math.) Ph.'u.The factorization of cyclic reduced powers by secondary cohomology operations. � 999g, Jerome Herbert (Divinity) B.D. wlog, Violet Elizabeth (Educa.) A;M.Paper: Reading readimess in relation to begirming reading exper-Lence ,gstreth, Robert Daniel (i00i U A ). . . �.M. wlod, Raymond, v¥. (C.T .S.) B.D.Paul Tillichts view of �reedom in his doctrine of man.vs, James �villiam (Classics) A.M.Paper: St1ii.dies in the thought of Seneca and St. Paul.ers, Rolf J. (Econ,) .n..M.Paper: Differences in�Latin American Inflations.ll-June, 1960Lund, Charles Leslie (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oLundeen, Victor George (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oMcDonald, auy Douglas (Chem.) S.M. w/oMcGinnis, J. Milton (History) A.M. w/oMcGowan, Charles Emmet (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oMcKeith, David (History) A.M.Northwestern Missouri I s interest in territorial organizationfor the Indian country. F9999McLaughlin, Miriam A. (S.S.!.) A.M. w/oMcMahan, Robert Hayden (Music) A.M.Paper: Sonata for cello and piano (composition)McMichael, Kirk Dugald (Chern.) Ph.D.I. 1,1,5-trichloro-l,3-pentadiene. II. The nature of kineticsalt effects. QDl099.5Maier, William Bryan II (Physics) S.M. w/oMakhouly, Mary N. (S.S.!.) A.M. w/oMallon, Ruth Bell (S.S.A.) A.M. w/oMarlin, Joseph Ross (S.§.A.) A.M. wloMarquardt, Allan H. (S.S.!.) A.M. w/oMarshall, Janet S. (S.S.A.) A.M. w/oMarshall, Jack Arthur (Statistics) S.M.Martan, Jan (Zoology' S.M.Effect of castration and androgen replacement on the supra-caudal gland of the male guinea pig QL999Mauksch, Hans otto (Sociology) Ph. D.The nurse; study in role perception. HN999Melching, Dolores E. (S.S.A.) A.M. wloMercer, Arthur (Geography) A.M.Comparison of the patterns of Japanese foreign trade, 1936and 1956. HF9999 (Ge)M�er, Marlyn Earl (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oMiller, Barr,y Irwin (Physics) S.M. wloMiller, Gilbert Edison (Div.) A.M.. wlo12-June, 1960Miller, James Allen (Econ.) A.M.Paper: The Economics of cartelsMiller, Morton W. (Botany) S.M.Geotropic. responses of Marchantia QK 999Minasian, Jora R. (Economics) Ph.D.Economics of research and development T1999Miscinski, Pet&r J. (Soc. Sc.a A.M.Paper: The Junior Dukes: a study of �inC1uencyMoberg, Wesley O. (Bus.) M.B .A. w/oMoore, Sarah Frances (Statistics) S.M. w/oMorgan, Arthur Thomas (Bus.) M.B .A. w/oMorgan, Robert L. (Chemistry) Ph.D.Electrophilic reactions of fluorine in perchlor,yl fluoride(PartI). Activation of bridging groups during redox reactionsof metal ions (Part II)Morgan, Russell Eichner, Jr. (Div.) A.M. w/oMurray, John Edward (Statistics) S.M. w/oNash, June C. (Anthropology) Ph.D.Social relations in Amatenango del Valle: an activityanaly sis. F9999El-Nashif, Huda (S.S.!.) A.M. w/oNelson, Thomas Allen (S.S.A.) A.M. w/oNewton, Jane Bliss (S.S.A.) A.M. w/oNicholson, Jon Mathew (Educ.). A.M.Paper1 Tort liability of school districts in casesinvolvlllg alleged negligenceNiday, James Barker (Chem.) S.M. w/oeNllier, Doris (English .Language and Literature) Ph.D.Earle, John, Bp, of Salisbury,John Earle's Microeosmographie: an edition by Doris NiederPR3431.El2M6 1960Norris, Fulton J. (Soe.Se�) A.M.Paper: Stranger in Your LandNorris, Lionel D., Jr. (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oNunez, Rodrigo A. (Eeon.) A.M.Paper: Underutilization of resources in Panama, 1945-195813 - June, 1960O'Neil, Terence Mitchell (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oOrmond, Alfred Curtis (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oOrzechowski, Walter Joseph (Bus .) M.B.A. wloOsoinach, H. Kirkland (Anth.) A.M.Paper: The Dynamics of Mississippi Choctaw �ociety: anexploratory formulationOwen, Tobias Chant (Physics) S.M. wloOyer, John stanley (History) Ph.D.Writings of the Lutheran reformers against the Anabaptist sBn0999Palmer, William Edmund (Div.) B.D. wloPalumbo, De��is James (Political Science) Ph.D.states and American foreign relations. JX9999Parsons, Patricia Ann (S.S.A.) A.M. wloPatel, Bababhai Somabnai (Econ.) A.M.Paper: Study of human capital: Part one: the concept andits relation to @iFi economic gro'wthj Part Two: estimates of thecost of elementary and secondary education in Bombay, India, 1955-56Pearson, Samuel Campbell, Jr. (Div.) A.M. w/oPeden, William Creighton (Div.) A.M.Brunner's doctrine of revelation and reason in relation tohigher education. BV9999Pesch, Peter (Astronomy) Ph.D.Photometric studies of three galactic clusters containingprobable supergiant members of intermediate spectral type. QBI099Peters, Eugene Herbert (Div.) Ph.D.Form, unity, and the individual; a study of the concret elyreal. B164.W3Z7P5Peterson, Ross M. (S.S.A.) A.M. w/oPetkus, Z. Jonas (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oPincus-Witten, Robert A. (Art) A.M.Paper: Surrealistic currents in the later 19th centuryPlager, Max Abraham (Mathl) S.M. wi 0Platz, Harold H. (Div.) Ph.D.Paul's Damascus experience: a study in the history ofinterpreb:atdon. BS9999Pope, Clyde R. (Sociology) A.M.Propinquity and values in clique formations. HN99914 - June, 1960Potash, BettyPaper: (Anth.) A.M.Soya ruld Reconda political organization?renting, Theodore otto (Bus.) M.B.A. wloPrice, Jack Edward (C.T.S.) B.D.Threats to the modern American family as they are indicatedand answered from a sociological and a theological perspective.Provus, Malcolm M. (Educ.) Ph.D.Modes of affective behavior in social problem solvingsit uations. LB 3999Reyes, Herminia N. (Educ.) A.M.Paper: Counseling and guidance program for schools of nursingin the PhilippinesRich, James Gordon (Pathology) S.M.Histoc!}emistry of X-irradiated rat ki.dney s , BB999Rieger, Arvin Le:ster (Bus.) M.B.A. wloRivas, Carlos (Chern.) S.M. wloRobbin, Violet Rosenthal (S.S.A.) A.M. wloRobinson, William S. (Physiology) S.M.j The effects of alloxan diabetes and insulin on the aminoacid incorporating activity of rat liver microsomesRodriguez, Maria B. (S.S.A.) A.M. wloRosenbush, Donna L. (S.S.A.) A.M. wloRoth, Chaya H. (Psychology) Ph.D.Study of conceptual behavior in reactive and process schizo­phrenics. BF1999Ryan, Charles William (Soc. se.) A.M.Paper: An investigation of attitudes toward the death amongemployers in certain manufacturing firmsSaari, Elaine Edith (S·.S.A.) A.M. wloSacks, Naomi (S.S.!.) A.M. wloSagan, Carl (AstronOIDlf & Astrophysics)Physical studies of planets. A Ph.D.Ql3l099Salvador, Clara E. (Educ.) A.M.Paper: In-service education for faculties of schools ofnursL�g in the PhilippinesSanborn, Henr,y N. (Economics) Ph.D.Income differences between men and women in the United StatesHC99915 - June, 1960Sangster, Wayne E. (Meteorology) Ph.D.Meteorological coordinate system in which the earth's surfaceis a coordinate surface. QCI099 (Ge)Saulys, Alfred C. (Physics) S.M.. wloSaumier, Andre (Sociology) A.M.Social climat e in a Chicago high school HN999Saunders, James Craig (Physics) S.M. wloSax, Saville (Hum. Dev.) A.M.Paper: Social stL�uli and the level of awarenessScalise, Peter Michael (Bus.) M.B.A. wloSchaffnit, Earl Gordon (Bus.) M.B.A. wloSchmitz, Barbara Jean (Gen. Stud.) A.M.Paper: An aspect of surrealismSchon, Gerald Lee (S.S.A.) A.M. w/oSchoneman, hichard Edwin (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oSchroeder, William Widick (Div.) Ph. D.Religion in a midwestern county: an empirical investigationof ecclesiastical, theological, SOCiological, and psychological factors.BR9999Selin, Ivan Armand (Physics) S.M. wloShale, David (Mathematics) Ph.D.On certain groups of operators on hilbert space. QA999Shastri, Raja Ram (S.S.A.) A.M. wloSheikh, Mussarat Saeed (S.S.A.) A.M. wloShulman, Lee S. (Educ ,') A.M.Attitudes toward authority and sociometric status amongfourth grade children. LC6999Shumway , Keith C. (Div.) A.M. wloSieffert Allan Oscar (S.S.A.) A.M. wloSiegel, Daniel Menaham (Physics) S.M. wi 0Silverman, Alvin (Bus.) M.B.A. wloSimpson, Louis Harvey, Jr. (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oSloYer, Hal (Chem.) S.M. w/oSmith, Ray H. (Bus.) M.B.S. w/oSoffen, Joseph (Educ.) Ph.D.Train�ng of non-professional leadership in adult education. LC699916 - June, 1960SolI, Carol Lois (S.S.A.) A.M. wloSolovay, Robert Martin (Math.) S.M. wloSonnach, �aul Gerhardt (Div.) A.M. wloSotirovich, Vasilije Milan (Pol. Sci.) A.M.The Little Entente and Europe, 1920-1938; an analysis. D999Sparks, Derek E. (Div.) B.D.Implications of the communication theories of B.F. Skinnerand Ruesch and Bateson for the Pastor as communicatorSpasser, Marion Jane (S.S.A.) A.M. wloSpicer, Mar.y Frances (S.S.A.) A.M. wloSpiegler, Gerhard E. (Div.) A.M. w/oSponheim, Paul Ronald (Div.) A.M. wloSpyloman, Angelica (S.S.A.) A.M. wloSquire, Saul (Soc. Sci.) A.M.Paper: Nursing rtomes in 600k County IllinoisStanley, Charles Russell (Bus.( M.B.A. w/oStanton, Howard R. (Sociology) Ph.D.Assessment, valuation, and reinforcement of autonomy: anexploration of concern with a critical skill. HN999steele, Phoebe (S.S.A.) A.M. wloStein, Jay Peter (S.S.A.) A.M. wloStein, Maurice B. (Bus.) M.B.A. wlostevenson, Robert Andrew (Bus.) M.B.A. wloStoeckel, Helen Louise' (S.S.A.) A.M. wloStraus, David B. (Biochemistry) Ph.D.Incorppration of uridine nucleotidex into pigeon livermicrosome RNASylvan, Marshall (StatistiCS) S.M. w/ostreng, Frederick John (Div.) B.D. wlostrominger, I Adele Iris (BioI. Sc.) S.M.Role of association cortex in learned discriminations17 - June, 1960Tagtmeyer, Vernon William (Meadville) B.D. w/oTaibleson, Mitchell Herbert (Math.) S.M. wloTaillon, Denis (Bus.) M.B.A. wloTalbert, Ar�thur Everett (C.T .S.) B.D.Background and causes of the �orthern Israelite revolt,biblically and archaeologically evaluatedTamura, Hideko (S.S.A.) A.M. w/oTaub, Arnold Morton (Bus.) M.B.A. wloTaylor, Romeyn (Oriental Lang. & Civ.) Ph.D.Social and political origins of the Ming Dynasty, 1352-1360DS999 (Or)Tercnek, Ronald (Pol. Sci.) A.M.British response to N.A. T.O. DA999Thompson, Arthur Totten (Bus.) M.B.A. wloThompson, V1illiam Joseph (Bus.) M.B.A. wloThorn, Klizabeth Ann (Educ.) A.M.Paper: listening to poetry and voice speaking in the gradeone classrooms o� OntarioTingley, Charles Nicholas (Bus.) M.B.I. wloTrapp, Charles i. (Chem.) S.M. w/oTrecker, David John (Chern.) S.M. wloTribby, Peter Guynup (Bus.) M.B.A. wloTrujillo, George N. (S.S.A.) A.M. wloij��afia�7-�BgUrquhart, Edmond R. (Bus.) Ivl.B.A. wloUsher, Dan (Econ.) Ph'.D.Debt-Equity ratio. HG9999Vandenburgh, Garret K. (Bus.) M.B.A. wloVan Voorhis, Donald (Disciples Div. Hse.) B.D. w/oVierk, Ernest R. (Bus.) M.B.A, wlo�lk, Donald J. (Geography) A.M.nater pollution in the St. Joseph River Basin TD9999 eGe)18 - June, 1geOuWade, Alan D. (S.S.A.) Hh.D.Youth Authority proposal in Wisconsin; a histor,y of theYouth Service program, 1947-1949- HV9999Wagoner, William J. (Art) &TM A.M.Views of American cities, 1800-1850 N8999Wahab, Ibrahim Ismail (Law) (D.Comp.L.)Legal position of the tribes in Iraq with reference to theircustomary law, government policies, and the law of the land. JQ9999 (Or.)Wahrhaftig, Albert L. (Anth.) A.M. w/oWalbridge, Edward Waring (Physics) S.M. w/oWarner, Carl John (Bus.) M.B.A. wloWart chow, Albert R. (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oWatson, Geraldine Gregorff (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oWatson, Harold Webster (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oWebb, Stephen Richard (Statistics) S.M. wloWeber, Susan Anne (Div.) A.M.Ministr,y to the five year-old of the inner-city BV9999Wehner, Martin Emil (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oWeichbrodt, Louis Frank (C.T.S.) B.D.Concept of the self in the thought s of William Ernest BockingWeimann, Florence E. (S.S.A.) A.M w/oWeiner, howard Jacob (Physics) S.M. w/oWeintraub, Donna Kathryn--�T�- G.L.S. (A.M)Comparison of the weekly lists of the British NationalBibliography, Booksellers, and Publishers' Circular and Booksellers'Record. Zl0999Weiss, Bernard Jacob (History) A.M. wloWenner, Hartmut L. (Bus.) M.B.A. w/oWheeler, Paul David (History) A.M. w/"d!¥Jbite, Ronald Alexander (S.S.A.) A.M w/oWij ay apala, W A Lai ( Geography) A.M.Location of economic functions and the functional structureof Colombo, Ceylon NA9999 (Ge)19 - June, 1960Wolfson, Seymour Jerry (Physics) S.M. wloWoodford, Mary Steele (Eng.) A.M. wloWoodward, Harry Hasting (S.S.A.) A.M w/oWoodward, Margaret (History) A.MInfluence of the Venus physique and Systeme de la nature byP.L. M. Maupertuis on eighteenth-century French thought. B2086.W9Wurtzel, David Martin (Gen. Stud) A.M.Paper: The novel of Louis GuillandWilhelm, John Franklin II (Bus.) M.B.A. wloWinder, John W L (Economics)Demand for stocks: Copper Ph.D.HG9999Windmiller, Lee Roy (Physics) S. M. wloWin eg artner , Robert Smith (C. T • s. ) B. D.Community as conceived by Arthur E. Morgan and Emil BrunnerWiseman, James Richard (Classics) A.M.Paper: Cycladic influence on the mainland of Greece in theEarly Bronze Agelvyllie, Robert Owen (S.S.A.) A.M.. w/oYao, Joseph Zeu-tse (Math.) Ph.D.Moore-Cartan theorems and Ler-ay-Sezr-e theorem �999Y��aguchi,IKuo (S.S.A.) A.M. wloYuize, �aea- Yasuhiko (Econ.) A.M.Paper: Estimates of the demand for fertilizer in JapanZalatoris, Robert Johm (Bus.) M.B.A. wloZick, Hughland Joseph (Bus.) M.B.A. wloZilliac, George H. (C.T.S) B.D.Concept of indwelling in the [areliell discourses of theGospel of JohnORDER Of EXERCISESFor the Conferring of Higher DegreesThree o' clockLAWRENCE A. KIMPTON, Chancellor of the University, PresidingTHE CONVOCATION PROCESSIONPROCESSIONAL-Dorian FugueThe Marshal and the Student AidesThe Candidates for DegreesThe Faculties of the UniversityThe Trustees and Administrative OfficersThe Associate Dean of the University ChapelThe Candidates for Honorary DegreesThe Chancellor of the UniversityHYMN FOR THE CONGREGATIONAMERICA(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. SMITHTHE PRAYERThe Reverend W. Barnett Blakemore, Jr.Associate Dean of the University Chapel and Dean, Disciples Divinity House BachTHE CONVOCATION ADDRESSLAWRENCE A. KIMPTONChancellor of the UniversitySOLO"Laudamus Te" HandelMARTHA LARRIMORE, Contralto, The University of Chicago ChoirLaudamus Te, Benedicamus Te, Adoramus Te, Glorificamus Te.THE LLEWELLYN JOHN AND HARRIETMANCHESTER QUANTRELL AWARDSF or Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Are Made toROGER H. HILDEBRAND, Associate Professor, Department of Physics and EnricoFermi Institute for Nuclear StudiesRoger H. Hildebrand came to the University as Assistant Professor in the Institute for NuclearStudies and the Department of Physics in 1952. He is a graduate of the University of California,where he also obtained his Ph.D. degree in 1951. His field of research is that of investigation of the so­called "strange" particles of high-energy physics, whose masses lie in the region between theelectron and the deuteron. He became Associate Professor in 1955, and since 1958 he has alsoheld the position of Associate Director of the Argonne National Laboratory and Director of itsHigh-Energy Physics Division. He has always been interested in teaching, and his lectures are notedfor their clarity. In this he is carrying on a family tradition, since his father, the well-known Pro­fessor Joel H. Hildebrand, has long been famous for the excellence of his teaching of chemistry.JANICE BROGUE SPOFFORD, Assistant Professor of Biology in the College andResearch Associate, Department of ZoologyMrs. Spofford received both her undergraduate and graduate training at the University of Chicago,where she took her S.B. degree in 1946 and her Ph.D. degree in 1955. Being a product of the Col­lege of the University, she has been especially sensitive to both its strengths and its weaknessesand has contributed significantly to the improvement of the teaching program in the sciences. Herversatility may be illustrated by the fact that she has taught both in the physical and biologicalsciences courses and in the natural sciences program and has been the examiner for the sequence.She played a significant and creative role in the recent reorganization of the biology curriculum inthe College and has been especially effective in the classroom, where she has emphasized thedevelopment of individual habits of inquiry. In addition to her teaching and curricula contributions,Mrs. Spofford has been carrying on an active research program in the field of genetics.KARL JOACHIM WEINTRAUB, Assistant Professor of History in the CollegeMr. Weintraub, who has taken his A.B., A.M., and Ph.D. degrees at the University of Chicago,has become in a few years of teaching a mainstay of the College course in the History of WesternCivilization. By patient and sympathetic study of the main themes of the Western cultural tradi­tion, as these are presented in classic documents, he has conveyed to an ever growing group of re­sponsive students a sense of man's intellectual and social achievements. He has won the affectionand respect of students of all ranges of ability. As a close student of Dutch history, he has con­tributed the insight of a specialist to the development of a course in general education. His combina­tion of scholarly activity and devoted teaching embodies the best hopes of the emerging new College.DAVID GARDNER WILLIAMS, Professor of the Humanities in the CollegeMr. Williams holds the A.B., Mus.B., and A.M. degrees from the University of Wisconsin and theA.M. and Ph.D. degrees from Harvard University. A member of the College faculty since 1945, hehas held the rank of Professor of the Humanities since 1956. His resourcefulness and efficiencyhave been abundantly displayed in such important administrative positions as senior examiner,course chairman, and staff chairman in the College Humanities program. But, despite the heavydemands of such assignments, he has retained at all times his central identity, that of a wise hu­manist and a memorable teacher. His wide and thoughtful reading, his musical gifts, and his pro­found understanding of works in the literary, musical, and visual arts have been employed withdistinguished success in the teaching of the general courses in the Humanities. With grace andhumor, yet with the sureness of conviction engendered by authentic learning, he has shared withhis students and colleagues his own enthusiastic engagement in the works of the human spirit.THE AWARD OF HONORSMembers elected to Beta at IIIinois Chapter ot Phi Beta Kappa on nominationat the University tor especial distinction in general scholarship in theUniversity:Michael Meredith BanSuzanne Doris BergerMarvin BramRosalind ConklinMichael Aaron EdidinBob Earl EllisonEarl Barry Fendelman Harvey Melvin FlaumenhaftHarriet GoldmanRussell KlemAlfred Berry ManasterJohn Wilbur Moohr.Carol Jean NeffPauline Shao Pan Susan Barbara RothMalcolm Jay ShermanNancy Jane SimonJudith Carolyn VictorDaniel Blahd WileMembers elected to Sigma Xi on nomination at the Departments at Sciencetor evidence oi ability in research work in Science:Beant Singh AhloowaliaAlan Richard AllnattSandra Lucille BellWilliam David BellAlvin George BursteinMagdalena CantoriaB.lrven DeVoreWilliam David FoulkesRobert A. GoeppBetty Ann Dalen GoldbergArthur Sidney Granston.Edward Patrick Kirby Hade, Jr.Helmut Roland HeydeggerAbraham HofferDavid Joyce Ingle Frank Culver JonesDemetrius KatakisJames Ennis KeithRoger Lee KelleyMaxine Rose KleindienstEric KlingerLottie .KornfeldLeonard KotinSavo LapanjeAllan William LazarKatherine Anne MaloneHerringtonNorman Nathan MarkelJan Martan Harvey MarverBanner Isom MillerCharles MittmanMitsuru NagasawaDavid Elliot OrlinskyKaramjjt Singh RaiOliver Ronald RampersadIrvin RothDouglas Malcolm ShrimptonNorman Lewis StromingerOtto Guntram ThileniusBenito Sibug Vergara .Ting-I WangJoseph YavitAssociate members elected to Sigma Xi on nomination of the Departmentsat Science tor evidence at ability in research work in Science:Kumar BhattBimla ButiDonald Charles CannonBrian CaponHoward Theodore DavisEugene R. DesombrePhilip Bigelow DunhamJoanne Marilyn EllsworthJohn Ernest Frisch Stuart Jay GolinWilliam Mason GrayPaul GreenlandRobert Warner JonesJoseph KatzSamuel MandlewitzNarcinda L. LernerEdmund Bruce MerchantWayne Melville Nichols David Amos NorthrupYukio OmotoJitendra ParikhSara Lee RichardsonWilliam Sidney RobinsonMaurice Lee SmithPramod Kumar SrivastavaEdward Carroll Stone, Jr.Lydia SwentonMembers of the Junior and Senior classes of the School of Medicine electedto Beta of IIIinois Chapter of Alpha Omega Alpha tor exceIIence in thework at the School:Donald Charles CannonSusan Jane CookLloyd Allen FergusonAlfred' HellerLawrence Mark Lichtenstein Ronald Pierce MessnerCharles MittmanMartin Alan PopsWilliam John RileyPeter Shambaugh Rosi Bertrand Jay Shapiro. Duane Winfield TaebelCharles Williams UrschelEdward Alan WolpertMembers elected to the Chicago Chapter of the Order of the Coif on nomina­tion of the Law School for high distinction in the professional work ofthe Law School:Neil AdelmanDavid Mandel BeckerRoger Alan Harris BernhardtDavid K. Floyd Monroe G. McKayRobert LusherHoward Benjamin Miller Joseph L. SaxJan Michael SchlesingerStephen WaiteMembers elected to Gamma of Illinois Chapter, Beta Gamma Sigma, onnomination of the Graduate School ot Business for scholarship and ac­complishment in studies in Business Administration:William H. Baumgartner Clarence Joseph GauthierRichard MacNeal Burlingame Charles A. Mazzoni, Jr.Paul Imlay Corddry Lionel D. Norris, Jr.Bernard William Dorin David C. OlfeJohn Upham Farley Robert L. PetersonRaymond Charles Fischer Theodore Otto PrentingGarret Knowles VandenburghRaymond Edward WatsonByron K. WestRichard A. YoungThe Florence James Adams Prizes, for excellence in Artistic Reading, areawarded toCharles Elliott Vernoff, FirstAmei Manone Wallach, Second Paul Kopper Hubbard, ThirdJane Margaret Whitehill, FourthThe Joseph Henry Beale, Jr., Prize, to the first-year law student whose workin the tutorial program is judged to be the most worthy of special recogni­tion, is awarded toNorman Viera Richard Harris, Honorable MentionThe Millard P. Binyon Memorial Fund Prizes, for distinction in humanisticpursuits in and outside the classroom, are awarded toMarvin Bram Judith Lee McCombsThe William A. Bond Medal, to the varsity track athlete scoring the greatestnumber of points during the season, is awarded toMitchell S. WatkinsThe Borden Undergraduate Research Award in Medicine, to the member ofthe graduating class in the School of Medicine whose research is judgedto be the most meritorious, is made toEdward I. WeinshelbaumThe Elizabeth Susan Dixon Honor Award, to a student in the School of SocialService Administration for outstanding work in the first year and promiseof future achievement in the field at Social Work, is made toHarold Alan RichmanThe John Billings Fiske Poetry Prizes, for an original poem or cycle of poems,are awarded toRobert Manley Burleigh, FirstDennis Matthew Schmitz, SecondRussell Robert Gardner, Jr.,Third Poem: "Where the Boulevard Divides"Poem: "In Praise of Famous Men"Poem: "The Kite"The Chicago Folklore Prize is awarded toCharles W. Dunn Book: The Foundling and the WerwolfThe French Government Prize, for excellence in French studies in the Col­lege, made possible through the co-operation of the French Consulate inChicago, is awarded toNettie Ann LeefThe Henry Ginsburg Memorial Prizes in the Department of Physiology areawarded toWilliam S. Robinson Lloyd Allen FergusonThe Goethe Prizes, to College students for excellence in the study of GermanicLanguages and Literatures, are awarded toEllen Clark, Intermediate GermanBarry L. Friedman, Intermediate GermanDavid C. Moses, Elementary German Karen Rae Tencate, SwedishCharles Elliott Vernoff, Elementary GermanThe Harold E. Coettler Political Institutions Prizes are awarded toFrederick Wenger, First Essay: "Church and State in the PublicSchools"Essay: "Unenumerated Liberties and the Con­stitution"James L. Klemm, SecondThe Milo P. Jewett Prizes, for excellence in Bible reading, are awarded toDonald George Nelson, First Edward Lee Dowd, SecondThe Olga and Paul Menn Foundation Prizes, for an original work of fiction,are awarded toJudith Lee McCombs, FirstBarton Clyde Hacker, Second Short Story: "Lenore"Short Story: "Go and Catch a Falling Star"The Howell W. Murray Scholar Awards, to a man and woman at the end oftheir third College year for outstanding leadership and contributions tothe vitality and creativity of student life on the Midway, are made toAlice Ann Schaeffer Bertram Joseph Cohler. The Theodore Lee Neff Prize, for excellence in the study of French Languageand Literature, is awarded toDanute Liuda CiplijauskaiteThe Elizabeth R. Norton Prize, for excellence in research in Chemistry, isawarded to . .Peter SzecsiThe sixth award of the Academy of American Poets Prize is made toJames Alan Reiss Poem: "The Shade"Honorable Mention toJudith Lee McCombs Poem: "Night Ballad"The Publicity Club of Chicago Award, for a joint research project, is made toKenneth KessinJohn Louis McCoyLeonard John Pinto, Jr.H. Reid Strieby Research Paper: "An Examination into PublicResponse to the Air-RaidAlert When the White SoxWon the Pennant"The Elsa Reinhardt Honor Award, to a student in the School of Social ServiceAdministration for outstanding work in the first year and promise of futureachievement in the field of Social Work, is made toBetty Sue MiddlebrooksThe Howard Taylor Ricketts Award, in recognition of outstanding accom­plishment in the field of Microbiology, is made toDr. Karl F. Meyer, Director Emeritus, George Williams Hooper Foundation, San FranciscoMedical Center, University of CaliforniaThe Susan Colver Rosenberger Educational Prize, for a dissertation reportingthe results of original research in the field of Sociology, is awarded toStanley Lieberson Dissertation: "Comparative Segregation andAssimilation of Ethnic Groups"The Amos Alonzo Stagg Medal, to the Senior athlete with the best all-roundrecord for athletics, scholarship, and character, is awarded toClarence W oodsTHE CONFERRING OF ACADEMIC DEGREESCandidates for degrees will be presented by the Deans in the following order:Candidates for the degrees of Master of Arts, Master of Fine Arts, and Master. of Science by Dean D. Gale JohnsonCandidates for the degree of Master of Business Administration by DeanW. Allen Wallis .Candidates for the degree of Bachelor of Divinity by Assistant Dean WilliamNathaniel WeaverCandidates for the degree of Doctor of Law by Dean Edward H. LeviCandidates for the degree of Master of Laws by Dean Edward H. LeviCandidate for the degree of Doctor of Comparative Law. by Dean Edward H.Levi '.Candidates for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy by Associate Dean William.L. Doyle . .CANDIDATES FOR THE MASTER'S DEGREEI. THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTSIn the Division of the HumanitiesHENRY BRADFORD ARTHUR, JR.A.B., Amherst College, 1958(English Language and Literature)JACK EVERETT CLAIBORNEA.B., University of North Carolina, 1957(English Language and Literature)EDWARD A. DIXONA.B., DePaul University, 1955(English Language and Literature)JAMES ALFRED DOPPKE·A.B., University of Notre Dame, 1957(English Language and Literature)BABETTE FEINBERGA.B., University of Chicago, 1958(English Language and Literature)LESLIE DONLEY FOSTERA.B., University of Chicago, 1954(English Language and Literature)MICHAEL MORTIMER FURAYA.B., Eastern Michigan University, 1958(English Language and Literature)CAROLS. GREENEA.B., University of Chicago, 1958(General Studies in the Humanities)INGRID HELGA GUENTHERA.B., Radcliffe College, 1958(Comparative Studies in Literature)MICHAEL JOSEPH HANSENA.B., University of Chicago, 1958(English Language and Literature)CARMELIA S. JORDANA.B., Dillard University, 1951(English Language and Literature)SVEND JORGENSENTh.B., Canadian Union College, Canada, 1954(Philosophy) MARVIN CHARLES KATZA.B., Boston University, 1958(Philosophy)HANNO KLASSEND.B., Bethany Biblical Seminary, 1951(Germanic Languages and Literatures)JUSTIN VON KLETT LEIBER.A.B., University of Chicago, 1958(Philosophy)JAMES WILLIAM LOWRYA.B., Kent State University, 1958(Classical Languages and Literatures)ROBERT HAYDEN McMAHANA.B., University of Chicago, 1959(Music)ROBERT A. PINCUS-WITTEN(Art)BARBARA JEAN SCHMITZ(General Studies in the Humanities)WILLIAM JAY·WAGONERA.B., Hemline University, 1957(Art)JAMES RICHARD WISEMANA.B., University of Missouri, 1957(Classical Languages and Literatures)MARY STEELE WOODFORDA.B., Howard University, 1940(English Language and Literature)DAVID MARTIN WURTZELB.F.A., Richmond Professional Institute, 1957(General Studies in the Humanities)In the Division of the Social SciencesROBERT MAXWELL BARTLOWA.B., Washburn University, 1954(History)ANTHONY BARTONA.B., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1955(Psychology)ERNST PAUL BENJAMINA.B., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1958(Political Science)CRUZ IVAN BONILLA-TORRESS.B., University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras, Puer­to Rico, 1954(Education)VICTOR L. BORKENHAGENA.B., University of Chicago, 1958(Social Sciences) ANNE CONSTANCE BRODYA.B., Antioch College, 1958(Education)FRANK LONDON BROWNA.B., Roosevelt University, 1951(Social Sciences)STANLEY BUDERA.B., City College of New York, 1954(History)BETSY ROZELLS CABATITS.B., University of Philippines, Quezon City, P.l.,1955(Education)CLAUDE LAROCHE CARNEY(International Relations)JOSEPH H. CHAA.S;, Ottawa University, Canada, 1956(International Relations)DAVID JOHN DAMASA.B., University 0/ Toledo, 1950(Anthropology)CHRISTOPHER CONNER DAYA.B., Reed College, 1957(A nthropology)BLAIR GORDON EWINGA.B., University 0/ Missouri, 1954(Political Science)JOHN ALLISON FITZGERALD, JR.A.B., Whitman College, 1958(Political Science)RICHARD FOGGA.B., Antioch College, 1955(Education)ALFRED GEIERA.B., St. fohn's College, 1957(Political Science)SULTAN SHAH HASHMI(Sociology)RICHARD HELLIEA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1958(History). BYRDENA C. HEPKERA.B., Roosevelt University, 1957(Education)DANIEL KNIGHT HESSS.B., Northern Illinois State Teachers College, 1952(Education)BEATRICE GRAY HILLA.B., Shimer College, 1959 .(Education)EDNA PAULINE HILLA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1938(Education)LILA ANN KAPLANA.B., University 0/ Michigan, 1958(Education)ROBERT WILLIAM KATES(Geography)WILMER MARVIN KENDRICK, JR.A.B., Louisiana State University, 1957(Political Science)SALLY RUTH KOLLENBERGA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1958(Social Sciences)OMUR A. KUSTALOGLUD.D.S., University 0/ Istanbul, Baoezit, Turkey,1954(Anthropology)CARL PHILLIP LIEBERMANEd.B., Chicago Teachers College. 1958(Education)CHARLES ANDREW LININGER, JR.A.B., Hobart College, 1948(Economics)VIOLET ELIZABETH LONGA.B., District 0/ Columbia Teachers College, 1956(Education) ROLF J. LUDERS(Economics)J. MILTON McGINNISA;B., University 0/ Chicago, 1959(History)DAVID McKEITH IIIA.B., Colby College. 1955(History)ARTHUR WARREN MERCERA.B., McGill University, Canada, 1957(Geography)JAMES ALLEN MILLERS.B., Le Moyne College, 1958(Economics)PETER J. MISCINSKI(Social Sciences)JON MATHEW NICHOLSONA.B., Carleton College, 1958(Education)FULTON J. NORRISS.B., Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois, 1959(Social Sciences)RODRIGO A. NUNEZS.B., Franklin and Marshall College. 1955(Economics)HARRISON KIRKLAND OSOINACHA.B., Southwestern at Memphis, 1955(Anthrop,ology)BABABHAI SOMABNAI PATELA.B., Gujarat University, Ahmedabad, India, 1952A.M., University o} Bombay. Bombay, India, 1954(Economics)CLYDE R. POPEA.B., Anderson College, 1957(Sociology)BETTY POTASHS.B., Columbia University, 1956(Anthropology)HERMINIA N. REYESS.B.N., Vanderbilt University, 1949(Education)CHARLES WILLIAM RYAN(Social Sciences)CLARA E. SALVADORS.B.N., University 0/ the Philippines, Quezon City,P.I., 1956(Education)ANDRE ROBERT SAUMIERA.B., Unioersite de Montreal, Canada, 1951L.Th., Pontificio Ateneo "Angelicum;" Rome,Italy, 1956(Sociology)SAVILLE· SAXA.B., Roosevelt University, 1952(Human Development)LEE S. SHULMANA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1959(Education)V ASILIJE MILAN SOTIROVICA.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1957(Political Science)SAUL SQUIREA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1953(Social Sciences) BERNARD JACOB WEISSS.B., University 0/ Illinois, 1958(History)PAUL DAVID WHEELERB.A., Oxford University, England, 1959(History)WEERAKONDA-ARACHCHI LALWIJAYAPALA .A.B., University 0/ Ceylon, Columbo, Ceylon, 1949(Geography)MARGARET LACHER WOODWARDA.B., University of North Carolina, 1958(History)YASUHIKO YUIZE(Economics)RONALD JOHN TERCHEKA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1958(Political Science)ELIZABETH ANN THORNA.B., University 0/ Toronto, Canada, 1958(Education)DONALD JULIUS VOLKA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1958(Geography)ALBERT L. WAHRHAFTIGA.B., Stanford University, 1957(Anthropology)BRUCE HOMER CARLSONA.B., Beloit College, 1958 In the Divinity SchoolRUSSELL RICHNER MORGAN, JR.A.B., Yale University, 1952D.B., McCormick Theological Seminary, 1955SAMUEL CAMPBELL PEARSON, JR.A.B., Texas Christian University, 1951D.B., University of Chicago, 1953WILLIAM -CREIGHTON PEDEN IIIHARRY BYRON EARHARTJOYCE LONG FERRISA.B., University 0/ North Carolina, 1956A.M., Cornell University, 1957PAUL THOMAS GABRIELSENA.B., Concordia College, 1952Th.B., Luther Seminary, 1956 A.B., Davidson College, 1957KEITH C. SHUMWAYS.B., Duke University, 1947D.B., University ojChicago, 1956PAUL GERHARDT SONNACKA.B., Augsburg College, 1942C.T., ibid., 1945B.Th., ibid., 1947GERHARD E. SPIEGLER'D.B., University of Chicago, 1956HERBERT KLASSENA.B., University 0/ British Columbia, 1951A.M., ibid., 1956D.B., Goshen Biblical Seminary, 1958LEO JOHN LELLELIDA.B., Dartmouth College, 1946Th.B., Luther Theological Seminary, 1950 .Th.B., Biblical Seminary in New York, 1954 PAUL RONALD SPONHEIMTh.B., Luther Theological Seminary, 1957SUSAN ANNE WEBERA.B., Cornell University, 1957GILBERT EDISON MILLERA.B., Albion College, 1957In the Graduate Library SchoolWILLIAM GEORGE BUICKA.B., University 0/ Adelaide, Australia, 1956GEORGE DAVISA.B., Union College, 1945A.M., Oberlin College, 1'946 -Ph.D., Brown University, 1958 MARIAN B. DECKERFLOYD NORTON FRYDENA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1958D. KATHRYN WEINTRAUBA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1951IiI the School of Social Service AdministrationGRANVILLE CLAY BELEW, JR.A.B., Oklahoma City University, 1953 DAVID HOWARD BRAMMER_ A.B., Concordia Seminary, 1953D.B., ibid., 1955STANLEY B. BREEN _A.B., Roosevelt University, 1958DIANA CATHERINE BREMERA.B., University 0/ Missouri, 1952MARY L. BENDERA.B., Western Reserve University, 1944DOROTHEA RUTH BERGA.B., Wayne State University, 1938VERNON NORTON BETOURNEA.B., University 0/ Miami, 1958 JANET P. BROWNA.B., Southern University, 1940PETREA ANN BRUUNA.B., Augustana College, 1958PAUL STANLEY CASEGERSON DAVIDCom.B., University of Madras, India, 1950BARBARA M. DAVISA.B., West Virginia State College, 1954ELIZABETH JANE DENTON·A.B., University of Denver, 1958DAVID ROGER DOTENA.B., Ripon College, 1957HOMAI FRAMROZG DUBASHA.B., St. Xavier College, Bombay, India, 1949A.M., Bombay University, India, 1951RENEE SARA EHRLICHA.B., University of Wisconsin, 1958DORIS EILEEN ELMERB.S., University of Wisconsin, 1957MARY C. EMANUELSONA.B., University of Illinois, 1939JAMES LYNN ENGELBRECHTA.B., State University of Iowa, 19$7ANTON GERALD ERICKSONA.B., University of North Dakota, 1955FLORENCE WILLIAMS FORSHEYA.B., University of Denver, 1955ULYSSINE GWENDOLYN GIBSONA.B., Fisk University, 1958CLAIRE S. GLUCKPh.B., University of Chicago, 1935PAULA ANN GOLDENA.B., Northwestern University, 1958ANN ELIZABETH GOTTLIEBA.B., Northwestern University, 1958GOLDIE E. GREENSADELLE T. GREENBLATTS.B., University of Chicago, 1942THELMA JOAN HALEYB.S.S.W., University of Arkansas, 1955ROBERT LEE HARDENA.B., Millikin University, 1958JACK R. HEGRENES, JR.S.B., University of Oregon, 1952S.M., ibid., 1955JOSE LUIS HERNAND�Z . .S.B., University of Puerto Rico, RlO Piedras, Puer­to Rico, 1942BARBARA J. HORWITZA.B., University of Michigan, 1957DAVID F. HUMPHERSA.B., San Francisco State College, 1958KAREN ELLEN KAIMANNA.B., University of Chicago, 1958BERNARD ARTHUR KATZA.B., Ohio University, 1958FLEMING KELLEYA.B., San Jose State College, 1952 EDWARD ELDIN KENTA.B., University of Minnesota, 1958CHARLES FRANKLIN KLING, JR.A.B., Roosevelt University, 1954JOSEPH ED:" ARD. KOLLENBERGA.B., Unioersity of Chicago, 1949A.B., ibid., 1958JOHN V. KONECNYS.B., Great Falls College, 1941NANCY HELENE LANDAUA.B., University of Chicago, 1953A.B., ibid., 1958SHEILA ANN LERNER.A.B., Brooklyn College, 1956PAULINE F. LEVISONPh.B., University of Chicago, 1933'J.D., ibid., 1935ROBERT LAWRENCE LIPPERTA.B., San Francisco State College, 1957RAYMOND A. LISHB.S., Brigham Young Ilnioersity, 1954ROBERT DANIEL LONGSTRETHA.B., Miami University, 1952MIRIAM A. McLAUGHLINA.B., State University of Iowa, 1953MARY. N. MAKHOULYA.B., Beirut College for Women, 1955RUTH BELL MALLONA.B., College of St. Theresa, 1932JOSEPH ROSS MARLINA.B., Indiana University, 1953A.M., University of Chicago, 1954ALLAN H. MARQUARDT.A.B., Elmhurst College, 1956JANET S. MARSHALLA.B., Tufts University, 1958DOLORES E. MELCHINGS.B., Temple University, 1956HUDA EL-NASHIFA.B., Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, 1957THOMAS ALLEN NELSONA.B., Pacific Lutheran College, 1958JANE BLISS NEWTONA.B., University of Alabama, 1951PATRICIA ANN PARSONSA.B., Phillips University, 1956ROSS M. PETERSONA.B., University of Idaho, 1957VIOLET ROSENTHAL ROBBINPh.B., University of Chicago, 1929MARIA B. RODGRIGUEZA.B., University of Puerto Rico, 1956DONNA L. ROSENBUSHA.B., University of Wisconsin, 1958ELAINE EDITH SAARIS.B., Northern Michigan College of Education,1954NAOMI SACKSA.B., State University of Iowa, 1936GERALD LEE SCHONA.B., University of Chicago, 1957RAJA RAM SHASTRIMUSSARAT SAEED SHEIKHA.M., Government College, Lahore, Pakistan, 1953A.M., University of Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan, 1958ALLAN OSCAR SIEFFER TA.B., North Central College, 1953D.B., Evangelical Theological Seminary, Naper­ville, Illinois, 1956CAROL LOIS SOLLA.B., University of Chicago, 1958MARION JANE SPASSERS.B., Washington University, 1944MARY FRANCES SPICERA.B., Heidelberg College, 1958ANGELICA SPYKMANA.B., Radcliffe College, 1956 PHOEBE STEELEA.B., Radcliffe College, 1958JAY PETER STEINA.B., Colgate University, 1958HELEN LOUISE STOECKELS.B., Wilkes College, 1956HIDEKO TAMURAA.B., College of Wooster, 1956GEORGE N. TRUJILLOA.B., Adams State College of Colorado, 1953FLORENCE E. WEIMANNA .B., Valparaiso University, 1955RONALD ALEXANDER WHITEPh.B., De Paul University, 1956HARRY HASTING WOODWARD, JR.A.B., University of South Carolina, 1955ROBERT OWEN WYLLIEA.B., Gordon College of Theology, 1950IKUO YAMAGUCHIA.B., Harding College, 1955S.M., A bilene Christian College, 1957II. THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF FINE ARTSIn the Division of the HumanitiesJOHN SHERWOOD ANDERSON(Art) CHARLES ROBERT HALLS.B., Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois, 1958(Art)III. THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCEIn the Division of the Biological SciencesTIMOTHY M. BRESNAHANEd.B., Chicago Teachers College, 1957(Biological Sciences)BRIAN CAPONA.B., La Sierra College, 1958(Botany) .. CAROL CIUCCIS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1959(Biological Sciences)JUDITH GOODMAN DITKOWSKYS.B., University of Chicago, 1959(Biological Sciences)JOHN STEPHEN DRUMKE.S.B., Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois, 1957(Botany)DONALD FISCHERA.B., University of Chicago, 1956S.B., ibid., 1957(Physiology)DONNA GORECKIA.B., University of Chicago, 1956S.B., ibid., 1959(Anatomy) NELS RONALD LERSTENS.B., University of Chicago, 1958(Botany)JAN MARTANS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1957(Zoology)MORTON W. MILLERA.B., Drew University, 1958(Botany)JAMES GORDON RICHA.B., Duke University, 1956(Pathology)WILLIAM S. ROBINSONA.B., Indiana University, 1956(Physiology)ADELE IRIS STROMINGERA.B., University of Chicago, 1956S.B., ibid., 1959(Biological Sciences)TZEE-KE KUOS.B., National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan,1957(Physics)CHARLES WAH LEES.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1959(Chemistry)EDWARD LEIBSTONES.B., University of Chicago, 1959(Mathematics). WILLIAM BRYAN MAIER IIS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1959(Physics)JACK ARTHUR MARSHALLB.I.E., Ohio State University, 1955(S tatistics)GUY DOUGLAS McDONALDS.B., University of Chicago, 1959(Chemistry)BARRY IRWIN MILLERS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1959(Physics)SARAH FRANCES MOORES.B., University of Chicago, 1959(S tatistics)JOHN EDWARD MURRAYA.B., Shimer College, 1956(S tatistics)JAMES BARKER,NIDAYS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1942(Chemistry)TOBIAS CHANT OWENA.B., University of Chicago, 1955S.B., ibid., 1959(Physics)MAX ABRAHAM PLAGERS.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1956S.M., Stevens Institute of Technology, 1959(Mathematics)CARLOS RIVASA.B., Mississippi Southern College, 1958( Chemistry)ALFRED C. SAULYSS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1959(Physics)JAMES CRAIG SAUNDERSS.B., University of Chicago, 1959(Physics)IVAN ARMAND SELLIN .(Physics)DANIEL MENAHAM SIEGELS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1959(Physics)HAL SLOVERS.B., University of Chicago, 1947(Chemistry)ROBERT MARTIN SOLOVAY(Mathematics)MARSHALL SYLVANS.B., Roosevelt University, 1957(Statistics)In the Division of the Physical SciencesDAVID KENT ANDERSONS.B., University of Chicago, 1959(Physics)RICHARD CHENEY ARNOLD(Physics)JAY RONALD BAKERS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1959(Physics)SHIMSHON BERKOVITSS.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1957(Mathematics)RICHARD R. BLOUGHA.B., Swarthmore College, 1948(Statistics)WILLIAM DARRELL BONNERA.B., University of Chicago, 1952S.B., Pennsylvania State University, 1954(Meteorology)ROBERT BRUCE BROWNA.B., Harvard University, 1959( Mathematics)REATHA BELLE CLARKES.B., Clark College, 1958( Chemistry)ROGER DuWAYNE CORNELIUSSENA.B., Concordia College, 1953(Chemistry)WILLIAM ANTHONY CRAMERS.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1959(Physics)PERIYAPA TNA SRINIV ASIAHDHRUVARAJANS.B., University 0/ Mysore, India, 1953A.M., University of Delhi, India, 1956(Statistics)EPHRAIM DAVID DWOSKINS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1959(Physics)ALBERT FELDMANS.B., City College 0/ New York, 1959(Physics)CHARLES SAMUEL FISHERS.B., University of Chicago, 1959(Mathematics)CHRISTOPHER GATROUSISS.B., DePaul University, 1956(Chemistry)ELAINE DELORES GOLDMANS.B., University of Chicago, 1959 .(Mathematics)VICTOR W. GUILLEMINA.B., Harvard University, 1959( Mathematics)MATTHEW HACKMANA.B., Harvard University, 1958(Mathematics)ARNOLD MAIHART HANSON(Geology)ROBION CROMWELL KIRBYS.B., University of Chicago, 1959(Mathematics)MITCHELL HERBERT TAIBLESON(Mathematics)CHARLES A. TRAPPS.B., Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois, 1958(Chemistry)DAVID JOHN TRECKERA.B., Ripon College, 1958(Chemistry)EDWARD WARING WALBRIDGES.B., University of Chicago, 1959(Physics) STEPHEN RICHARD WEBBS.B., University of Illinois, 1959(Statistics)HOWARD JACOB WEINERS.B.E.E., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1958(Physics)LEE ROY WINDMILLERS.B., University of Chicago, 1959(Physics)SEYMOUR JERRY WOLFSONS.B., Wayne State University, 1959(Physics)CANDIDATES FOR PROFESSIONAL DEGREESI. IN THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESSFor the Degree of Master oi Business Administration:JOSEPH A. AFFRONTIA.B., Iowa Wesleyan College, 1955GEORGE W. BALLA.B., Principia College, 1958JON PAUL BARSANTIA.B., Kenyon College, 1958FRANK ROY BORCHERT, JR.A.B., Swarthmore College, 1958JAMES HANCOCK BOYLEA.B., Williams College, 1934L.L.B., University of Missouri, 1938FRANKLYN BROUDEA.B., University of Chicago, 1959MONTAGUE BROWNA.B., University of Chicago, 1959WILLIAM M. BUCK, JR.A.B., Wesleyan University, 1953DAVID WARREN BURKEA.B., Tufts University, 1957THOMAS CHARLES BURKHARTS.B., Lawrence College, 1954JOHN THOMAS BYCRAFT IIIS.B.B.A., Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1958DENNIS ANTHONY CALVANESEROBERT MARTIN CARLSONB.M.E., Georgia Institute of Technology, 1954ROLLAND SIGFRID CARLSONA.B., Augustana College, 1954ALBERT R. CARRINOA.B., University of Rochester, 1951M.B., Northwestern University, 1957ROBERT EUGENE COATESB.M.E., University of Detroit, 1957IRWIN ARTHUR COHENS.B.M.E., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1954SIDNEY LOYD CONEA.B., University of Washington, 1938 PAUL IMLAY CORDDRYA.B., Swarthmore College, 1958HANNIBAL MACEO COXJOHN LINDSLEY CROSSA.B., Middlebury College, 1958HAROLD DANIELSROBERT STANLEY DAVISB.Ch.E., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1952WILLIAM NEIL DAWESA.B., Princeton University, 1955CLARENCE G. DEROCHERA.B., College of Puget Sound, 1958BERNARD WILLIAM DORIN• WITH HONORSS.B.B.A., Northwestern University, 1953DAVID F.REDERICK DRAKEA.B., Carleton College, 1958JAMES MARTIN EDINGTON, JR.RAYMOND CHARLES FISCHERS.B., University of Wisconsin, 1938S.B.M.E., ibid., 1940HY FISHJAMES MICHAEL FLEMINGS.B., Indiana University, 1956WILLIAM W. FOSTERS.B.E.E., Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1937ROBERT JAMES FRANKELA.B., University of Illinois, 1959CLARENCE J. GAUTHIERS.B., University of Illinois, 1943RICHARD T. GOLDINS.B., University of Illinois, 1954JAMES WILLIAM GOUTHROS.B.B.A., Boston College, 1958CARL RICHARD GREENSTKINEDWARD DOUGLAS GROEBES.B.E.E., University of Illinois, 1953ELWOOD L. HAAKEA.B., Valparaiso University, 1952RICHARD GUSTAVE HAGENAUERB.M.E., Cornell University, 1953GEORGE THOMAS HANNAS.B., Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas,1939ALBION F. HARGRAVE, JR.S.B., University of Chicago, 1933GEORGE FRANCIS HARRINGTONS.B., Boston College, 1958SHELDON HEARSTA.B., Brown University, 1958JAMES DRAIN HEMPHILLS.B., Northwestern University, 1952FRANK HEURICHS.B., University of Illinois, 1955DONALD WILLIAM HOECKS.B., University of illinois, 1953JAMES MARTIN HOPPERS.B., University of Arkansas, 1957ROBERT CHRISTIAN HUENEFELDA.B., Oberlin College, 1958CHARLES B. INGELSS.B., Principia College, 1943ROBERT ANDREW JACKSONS.B., University of Illinois, 1948S.M., Purdue University, 1951RODGER CARL JOHNSONS.B., Gustavus Adolphus College, 1950MARVIN KAGANTHOMAS GEORGE KA TSAHNIASS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1951STANLEY Z. KINSMANS.B., DePaul University, 1955STEPHEN KLEIN. A.B., Cornell University, 1958JOHN CASPER KOHRA.B., Yale University, 1958WILLIAM F. KRISTLS.B., Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois, 1948ROBERT ALAN LAIRDA.B., Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut, 1955RICHARD EUGENE LARSONS.B., Wheaton College, Wheaton, illinois, 1958LAWRENCE EUGENE LEWNARDS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1951S.M., Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois, 1955AUGUST VINCENT LlESSES.B., University of Illinois, 1951OLOF DAYTON LINDSTEDTS.B.B.A., Northwestern University, 1957SEYMOUR LIPTONB.S.C., DePaul University, 1953CHARLES LESLIE LUNDA.B., University of Chicago, 1959 VICTOR GEORGE LUNDEENS.B., Macalester College, 1958CHARLES EMMET McGOWANA.B., Boston College, 1958S.B., ibid., 1958MARLYN EARL MEYERS.B., North Central College, 1950WESLEY O. MOBERGS.B., Michigan College of Mining and Technology,1941ARTHUR THOMAS MORGANS.B., Purdue University, 1951LIONEL D. NORRIS, JR.S.B., University of Chicago, 1943TERENCE MITCHELL O'NEILS.B., Georgetown University, 1957ALFRED CURTIS ORMONDA.B., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1958WALTER JOSEPH ORZECHOWSKIS.B.M.E., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1951Z. JONAS PETKUSS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1957THEODORE OTTO PRENTINGARVIN LESTER RIEGERA.B., University of Chicago, 1959PETER MICHAEL SCALISEEARL GORDON SCHAFFNITA.B., University of Chicago, 1959RICHARD EDWIN SCHONEMANS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1957ALVIN SILVERMAN·E.B., Vanderbilt University, 1947LOUIS HARVEY SIMPSON, JR.RAY H. SMITHA.B., Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois, 1954 .CHARLES RUSSELL STANLEYA.B., Bates College, 1958MAURICE B. STEINA.B., Brandeis University, 1958ROBERT ANDREW STEVENSONA.B., Beloit College, 1958DENIS TAILLONS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1954ARNOLD MORTON TAUBA.B., Brandeis University, 1958ARTHUR TOTTEN THOMPSONS.B., Pennsylvania State University, 1945S.M., ibid., 1947S.M., Harvard University, 1949WILLIAM JOSEPH THOMPSONA.B., University of Chicago, 1960A.B., ibid., 1960CHARLES NICHOLAS TINGLEYB.E., Yale University, 1958PETER GUYNUP TRIBBYA.B., University of Chicago, 1959EDMOND R. URQUHARTE.E., Cornell University, 1939GARRET K. VANDENBURGHS.B., Iowa State College, 1954 HAROLD WEBSTER WATSONMARTIN EMIL WEHNERS.B.E.E., University of Notre Dame, 1953ERNEST R. VIERKA.B., Valparaiso University, 1947 HAR TMUT L. WENNERJOHN FRANKLIN· WILHELM IIIA.B., Wabash College, 1958ROBERT JOHN ZALATORISS.B., University of Illinois, 1955HUGHLAND JOSEPH ZICKB.B.A., University of Wisconsin, 1953CARL JOHN WARNERA.B., Loras College, 1954ALBERT R. WARTCHOWS.B.E.E., University of Nebraska, 1952GERALDINE GREGORY WATSONB.E., Chicago Teachers College, 1941II. UNDER THE FEDERATED THEOLOGICAL FACULTYFor the Degree of Bachelor of Divinity;IN CO-OPERATION WITH THE CHICAGO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARYRALPH REINHOLD' ABELEA.B:, Elmhurst College, 1954ROBERT CHARLES ANDERSONRICHARD BRIDGMAN GRI}i'FISA.B., Beloit College, 1956RAYMOND W. LORDJACK EDWARD PRICEA.B., West Virginia University, 1952 GEORGE·H. ZILLIACS.B., Allegheny College, 1955 ..ARTHUR EVERETT TALBERTS.B., University of California, 1950LOUIS FRANK WEICHBRODTROBERT S. WINEGARNERS.B., Southern Illinois University, 1948S.B., ibid., 1948IN CO-OPERATION WITH THE DISCIPLES DIVINITY HOUSE,DONALD VAN VOORHISA.B., Drake University, 1955IN THE DIVINITY SCHOOLHARRY BYRON EARHARTA.M., University of Chicago, 1960JEROME HERBERT LONGA.B., Knox College, 1956WILLIAM EDMUND PALMERA.B., Oberlin College, 1950A.M., Columbia University, 1951 DEREK E. SPARKSFREDERICK JOHN STRENGA.B., Texas Lutheran College, 1955A.M., Southern Methodist University, 1956IN CO-OPERATION WITH THE MEADVILLE THEOLOGICAL,SCHOOLVERNON WILLIAM TAGTMEYERA.B., University of Kansas City, 1953, III. IN THE LAW SCHOOLFor the Degree of Doctor of Law:SIDNEY PAUL ABRAMSONA.B., Carleton College, 1957 JACK LANI BADERB.B.A., University of Hawaii, 1956DAVID MANDEL BECKERA.B., Harvard University, 1957NEIL HOWARD ADELMAN• WITH HONORSA.B., University of Chicago, 1957 IRA SAMUEL BELLA.B., Northwestern University, 1957ROGER ALAN HARRIS BERNHARDTA.B., University of Chicago, 1955A.B., ibid., 1956A.M., ibid., 1957JULES BERNSTEINA.B., Brandeis University, 1957BRUCE LEV BROMBERGA.B., University of Chicago, 1957 EVAN MEREDITH KJELLENBERGA.B., Dartmouth College, 1957ADRIAN JOHN KLAASENA.B., Hope College, 1957RAYMOND JOSEPH KUBYA.B., Antioch College, 1957STEPHEN A. LANDA.B., Bowdoin College, 1957HAROLD SOBEL BURMANS.B., University of Wisconsin, 1957 PETER FORBES LANGROCKA.B., University of Chicago, 1958ARNE ROY LAVIKA.B., University of Chicago, 1959SHELDON LOUIS LEBOLDA.B., University of Chicago, 1958MONROE G. McKAYS.B., Brigham Young University, 1957HAROLD COLLYER CHURCH, JR.A..B., Albion College, 1957ELLIOTT COHENA.B., Northwestern University, 1953LAWRENCE MICHAEL COHENB.B.A., University of Michigan, 1957JOHN KENNETH CONNORLL.B., University of Melbourne, 1958EDWARD JAMES CUNNINGHAMA.B., Yale University, 1957 HOWARD BENJAMIN MILLERA.B., George Pepperdine College, 1957JOHN WALTER MORRISONA.B., Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut, 1955GEORGE ROBERT DARRAHA.B., Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1956 GERALD FRANKLIN MUNITZA.B., University of Michigan, 1955JOSEPH MICHAEL NEWBERGERS.B., Northwestern University, 1957WILLIAM PAUL DOHERTY, JR.A.B., Haverford College, 1957DIANA STANDAHL EAGONA.B., University of Chicago, 1958 EDWARD THOMAS O'DELL, JR.A.B., Brown University, 1957EDWARD KINGMAN EBERHARTA.B., College of Wooster, 1957MATTANIAH EYTANS.B., Wilson Teachers College, 1955A.M., Columbia University, 1956DONALD ALTON FANNINGA.B., Wittenberg College, 1957ROBERT FUCHSA.B., Rutgers University, 1957 ARTHUR CARROLL O'MEARA IIIA.B., Beloit College, 1957NATHAN PHILIP OWENB.B.A., University of Miami, 1957BRUCE DAVID PATNERA.B., [ohnsHopkins University, 1957HERBERT PEeKA.B., University of Chicago, 1958DENNIS N. REIDA.B., University of Chicago, 1957ROBERT DUNN GLICKS.B .• University of Pennsylvania, 1957PERRY B. GOLDBERGA.B., University of Chicago, 1955A.B., ibid., 1956M.B.A., ibid., 1957LUTHER A. HARTHUNA.B., Valparaiso University, 1957TERRY J. HATTERA.B., Wesleyan University, 1954 WILLIAM W. SADDA.B., Denison University, 1957JAN MICHAEL SCHLESINGERA.B., Tufts University, 1957,PAUL SCHREIBERA.B., Lawrence College, 1957McNEIL VERNAM SEYMOUR IIIA.B., Princeton University, 1957RONALD BIRGER HEMSTADA.B., St. Olaf College, 1954EDWARD STANLEY HINTZKEA.B., University of Chicago, 1958DAVID LEE JAMESA.B., Harvard University, 1955JACK OWENS JEVONSA.B., University of Kansas, 1957JOSEPH H. H. KAPLANA.B., [ohns Hopkins University, 1957GEORGE DEMETRIOS KARCAZESA.B., University of Chicago, 1959BENNETT RAY KATZA.B., Hobart College, 1957 RICHARD HARVEY SIEGELA.B., Western Reserve University, 1957ARTHUR H. SMITHA.B., Colby College, 1957JOHN ANDREW SP ANOGLE, jn.B.S.E., Princeton University, 1957HENRY JOHN STEENSTRA, JR.A.B., Calvin College, 1957HARVEY BENNETT STEPHENSA.B., Bowdoin College, 1955LIONEL I. SWIFTLL.B., University College, London, England, 1951B.C.L., Oxford University, England, 1959JAMES SILAS TEBOREKA.B., Carleton College, 1954NICHOLAS VELONISA.B., Brown University, 1957ROSS P. WALKERA.B., Earlham College, 1957RALPH EMMETT WIGGENA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1952A.M., ibid., 1954 KEITH A. WILLIAMSA.B., Oberlin College, 1956GEORGE ANTHONY WRAYA.B., University 0/ Detroit, 1956EDWARD E. YALOWITZS.B., Purdue University, 1957MARIA ALEXANDRA ZAKRZEWSKALL.B., University College, London, England, 1959MORTON HERMAN ZALUTSKYA.B., Yale University, 1957For the Degree of Master of Comparative Law:PETER ACHERMANN ROBERT L. NORGRENDipl., University 0/ Paris, France, 1952Lic., University 0/ Geneva, Switzerland, 1955DAVID KENNY ANDERSONA.B., Princeton University, 1953LL.B., University oj Illinois, 1958LOUIS DALLEVESLie., University 0/ Geneva, Switzerland, 1957 A.B., Beloit College, 1952I.D., Northwestern University. 1958GEORGE PETER STEPHANS.B., University 0/ Wisconsin, 1954LL.B., ibid .• 1958For the Degree of Master of Law:ANDREW JOANESB.A •• Oxford University. England, 1955For the Degre.e of Doctor of Comparative Law:IBRAHIM ISMAIL WAHABLic., Baghdad Law College, Iraq, 1952M.Comp.L., University 0/ Chicago. 1955CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OFDOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHYI. IN THE DIVISION OF THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCESSELDEN ROBERT BERNARDS.B., Denver University, 1948(Mathematical Biology)TARLOCHAN SINGH DHILLONS.B., Khelsa College, Amritaar, India, 1953S.M., Governmental Agricultural College, Ludhi­ana, India, 1955(Botany)JACK FOODENA.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1951S.B., ibid., 1957(Zoology)BRIAN BORU GALLAGHERS.B., University 0/ Notre Dame, 1956(Biopsychology) JAY MYRON GOLDBERGA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1956S.B., ibid., 1956(Biopsychology )LOTTIE KORNFELDA .B., College 0/ Wooster, 1945S.M., Ohio State University, 1947(Microbiology )DAVID B. STRAUSA.B., Reed College, 1953(Biochemistry )II. IN THE DIVISION OF THE HUMANITIESCHRISTIANA McFADYEN CAMPBELLA.B., University of North Carolina, 1936A.M., Columbia University, 1938(History)CARL E. DEVRIESS.B., Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois, 1942A.M., ibid., 1944D.B., ibid., 1947(Oriental Languages and Civilizations)JULIUS WEIS FRIEND, JR.Ph.B., University of Chicago, 1944A.M., ibid., 1949(History)BYRON WALTER GASSMANA.B., Brigham Young University, 1955A.M., University of Chicago, 1956(English Language and Literature) ERLE V. LEICHTYA.B., University of Michigan, 1955A.M., ibid., 1956(Oriental Languages and Civilizations)DORIS NIEDERA.B., University of Chicago, 1944A.M., ibid., 1946(English Language and. Literature)ROMEYN TAYLORA.B., Harvard University, 1949A.M., University of Chicago, 1956(Oriental Languages and Civilizations)III. IN THE DIVISION OF THE PHYSICAL SCIENCESWILLIAM HENRY ADAMS, JR.A.B., fohns Hopkins University, 1955S.M., University of Chicago, 1956(Chemistry)NEIL LLOYD COLEMANA.B., Cornell College, 1952S.M., University of Chicago, 1957(Geology)BOB EARL ELLISON(S tat is tics )MARTIN JOHN GRIFFINS.B., Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois, 1955S.M., University of Chicago, 1957(Chemistry)MICHAEL JAY HARRISONA.B., Harvard University, 1954S.M., University of Chicago, 1956(Physics)LEON LEBLANCS.B., University of Montreal, Canada, 1954S.M., University of Chicago, 1956(Mathematics)ARUNAS LEONARDAS LIULEVICIUSA.B., University of Chicago, 1954S.M., ibid., 1957(Mathematics)KIRK DUGALD McMICHAELA.B., Shimer College, 1953S.M., University of Chicago, 1956(C hemistry) ROBERT LEE MORGANS.B., Antioch College, 1952(C hemistry)PETER PESCHS.B., University of Chicago, 1955S.M., ibid., 1956(Astronomy)CARL EDWARD SAGANA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1954S.B., ibid., 1955S.M., ibid., 1956(Astronomy)WAYNE EUGENE SANGSTERS.B., Kansas State College, 1952S.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1957(Meteorology)DAVID WINSTON HOWARD SHALES.B., University 0/ New Zealand, Wellington, C.I.,New Zealand, 1952S.M., ibid., 1953S.M.� University 0/ Chicago, 1956(Mathematics)JOSEPH ZEU-TSE YAOS.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1954(Mathematics)IV. IN THE DIVISION OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCESHASKEL BEN-ISHAYA.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1955(Economics)JEROME IRWIN BERLINS.B., Springfield College, 1955(Human Development) PHILLIPS CUTRIGHTA.B., College 0/ Wooster, 1954(Sociology)DOROTHY ANN DAYA.B., Swarthmore College, 1955(Psychology)GILBERT DEMENTISS.B., Purdue University, 1949A.M., University of Chicago, 1953(Economics) JUNE C. NASHA.B., Columbia University, 1948A.M., University of Chicago, 1953(Anthropology)JOHN STANLEY OYERA.B., Goshen College, 1951A.M., Harvard University, 1952(History)DENNIS J. PALUMBOA.M., University of Chicago, 1958A.M., ibid., 1959(Political Science)ROBERT ARNOLD DENTLERA.M., Northwestern University, 1950(Sociology)THOMAS ALDRICH FINEGANA.B., Claremont Men's College, 1951A.M., University of Chicago, 1953(Economics)RAYMOND JUSTUS HANKSA.M., University of Chicago, 1949(History)STEPHEN PAUL HENCLEYEd.B., University of Alberta, Canada, 1946Ed.M., ibid., 1956(Education)MARSHALL A. KAPLANS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1950A.M., University of Chicago, 1952(Economics) MALCOLM M. PROVUSA.B., University of Chicago, 1947A.M., ibid., 1954(Education)CHAYA HELLA ROTHA.B., Roosevelt University, 1955(Psychology)HENRY NORRIS SANBORNA.B., George Washington University, 1949A.M., University of Chicago, 1951(Economics)J. HOWARD KAUFFMANA.B., Goshen College, 1947A.M., Michigan State College, 1948(Sociology)ERIC KLINGERA.B., Harvard University, 1954(Psychology) JOSEPH SOFFENA.B., City College of New York, 1940A.M., Columbia University, 1947M.S.W., Wayne State University, 1952(Education)HOWARD R. STANTONA.B., University of Chicago, 1947(Sociology)DAN USHERA.B., McGill University, Canada, 1955A.M., University of Chicago, 1958(Economics)STANLEY LIEBERSONA.M., University of Chicago, 1958(Sociology)HANS OTTO MAUKSCHA.M., University of Chicago, 1951(Sociology)JORA ROOJAN MINASIANS.B., De Paul University, 1953(Economics) JOHN WILLIAM LOUIS WINDERA.B., University of Toronto, Canada, 1954A.M., ibid., 1955(Economics)V. IN THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESSRONALD EDWARD FRANKS.B.B.A., Northwestern University, 1955M.B.A., ibid., 1956M.B.A., University of Chicago, 1959VI. IN THE DIVINITY SCHOOLFREDERICK SMITH CARNEYA.B., Ursinus College, 1945D.B., Garrett Biblical Institute, 1951 HAROLD HIGLEY PLATZA.B., Otterbein College, 1935D.B., Bonebrake Seminary, 1941EUGENE HERBERT PETERSA.B., Texas Christian University, 1950D.B., University of Chicago, 1953 WILLIAM WIDICK SCHROEDERA.B., Bethel College, 1949A.M., Michigan State College, 1951D.B., University of Chicago, 1955VII. IN THE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SERVICE ADMINISTRATIONALAN DUNWIDDIE WADEA.B., University of Wisconsin, 1950S.M., ibid., 1952THE CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREESFor the Degree of Doctor of Humane Letters:EUGENE VINAVER, Professor of French Language and Literature, University ofManchesterBrilliant critic and historian of literature, eminent Arthurian scholar, inspiring teacher, and dis­tinguished editor of medieval texts.The candidate will be presented by Norman B. Spector, Assistant Professor, Department of RomanceLanguages and Literatures.For the Degree of Doctor of Humane Letters:ARTHUR SUTHERLAND PIGGOTT WOODHOUSE, Professor and Head of theDepartment of English, University College and School of Graduate Studies, Uni­versity of TorontoDedicated and distinguished scholar and teacher, whose work has greatly advanced our knowledgeand clarified our understanding of seventeenth-century English literature.The candidate will be presented by Ernest Sirluck, Professor, Department of English Language andLiterature.ALMA MATER Words byEDWIN H. LEWISben - i-sons.hon - or more.neer shall die.f':'\COPYRIGHTTHE BENEDICTIONTHE RECESSIONALPrelude, Fugue, and Chaconne(The congregation remains standing during the Recession)A RECEPTION FOR THE GRADUATES AND THEIR GUESTS WILL BE HELD IN THEPATIO OF IDA NOYES HALL IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE CONVOCATIONBuxtehudeMARSHALORGANISTEDWARD MONDELLO, Guest OrganistCARILLONNEURJAMES R. LAWSON, Chapel CarillonneurROBERT LOVETT ASHENHURSTLEON CARNOVSKYJ. W. J. CARPENDERJOSEPH CEITHAMLHAROLD HAYDON GEORGE JOSEPH METCALFEUGENE PURDY NORTHROPJAMES MAXWELL RATCLIFFEWILBERT HERBERT URRYWILLIAM NATHANIEL WEAVERHAROLD A. ANDERSON, Marshal of the UniversityASSISTANT MARSHALSROSALIND CONKLINNANCY LEE COXMICHAEL AARON EDIDINHELEN KATHLEEN GILLWILLIAM RICHARD HAWKINSRUSSELL KLEMJOAN LOUISE LASCELLEROBERT EARL LERNERJOHN WILBUR MOOHRJOHN ERNEST MUELLER STUDENT AIDESCAROL JEAN NEFFDAVID AMOS NORTHROPCHARLES JAMES NOWACEKTOBY G.' PASTERJOHN RANSOME PHILLIPS, JR.ROBERT JOHN RIOPELLEALICE ANN SCHAEFFERNORMA ANDREA SCHMIDTNANCY JANE SIMONLYDIA SWENTON