1HE UNIVERSITY Of CHICAGOFOUNDED BY JOHN D. ROCKEFELLERTheTwo Hundred Ninety-thirdCONVOCATIONTheSPRINGSECOND SESSIONJune TenthA.D. Nineteen Hundred Sixty-oneROCKEFELLER MEMORIAL CHAPELORDJER Of JEXJERCR§JE§For the Conferring of the Bachelor's DegreeTen o'clockGEORGE W. BEADLE, Chancellor of the University, PresidingTHE CONVOCATION PROCESSIONPROCESSIONAL-Voluntary in A MinorThe Marshal and the Student Aides John StanleyThe Candidates for DegreesThe Faculties of the UniversityThe Trustees and Administrative OfficersThe Associate Dean of the University ChapelThe 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 lightlProtect us by thy might,Great God, our King! Amen.-S.F.SMITHTHE PRAYERThe Reverend W. Barnett Blakemore, Jr.Associate Dean of the University Chapel and Dean, Disciples Divinity HouseTHE CONVOCATION ADDRESS"THE�OPEN MIND"GEORGE W. BEADLEChancellor of the UniversitySOLO4'Then shall the righteous (from Elijah) MendelssohnROGER PILLET, Tenor, The University of Chicago ChoirThen shall the righteous shine forth as the sun in their heavenly Father's realm.Joy on their head shall be forever lasting, and all sorrow and mourning shallflee away forever.THE LLEWELLYN JOHN AND HARRIETMANCHESTER QUANTRELL AWARDSFor Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Are Made to. ABRAM LINCOLN HARRIS, Professor of Economics in the CollegeAbram Lincoln Harris, distinguished economist, social theorist, and teacher, came to the Collegefrom an already eminent career at Howard University, where he had long been head of the depart­ment of economics. He is the author of scholarly books on Negro labor and Negro enterprise and,in recent years, of writings on Veblen, Marx, John Stuart Mill, and other social theorists. He hasplayed an influential role in shaping and teaching the Social Sciences curriculum since he camehere in 1946; especially notable have been his preceptorial classes on Marx, Mill, and British.Democratic Socialism. He has infected his students, in class and out, with the sober intellectualenthusiasm that is the special mode of his chosen discipline.MEYER W. ISENBERG, Associate Professor of the Humanities in the CollegeMeyer W. Isenberg received both his undergraduate and graduate training at the University,taking his Ph.D. degree in the Department of Classical Languages and Literatures. He has beena member of the College faculty since 1945, and his achievements provide a conspicuous instanceof a career devoted to undergraduate teaching that is marked by sustained, diversified, and produc­tive intellectual inquiry. Mr. Isenberg has been primarily associated with the general Humanitiesprogram in the College and, by his distinguished contributions to every course in that sequence,has displayed a capacity to deal brilliantly not only with problems presented by various literaryspecies but with those involved in the teaching of history and even of the visual and musical arts.The scope of Mr. Isenberg'S interests and talents has been further revealed by his participationand leadership in the courses dealing with Organization, Methods, and Principles of Knowledge,with Non-Western Civilization, and, most recently, with Russian Civilization. Willing at alltimes to meet the challenges of a changing educational program, he has sought to explore, withrigor and energy, an ever widening range of humanistic areas. He has, at the same time, generouslyprovided the kind of administrative leadership exemplified by his effective chairmanship of thesecond-year Humanities course. "It is above all as a teacher, however, that Mr. Isenberg has impressed upon the College thestamp of his intellect, his learning, and his personality. He clearly possesses the ability to com­municate to others the sources of his own deep satisfaction with humanistic works and problems.For many hundreds of students, his classes-conducted with devoted wisdom, wit, and imagina­tion-have been uniquely memorable.IRVING KAPLANSKY, Professor, Department of MathematicsIrving Kaplansky came to the University as Instructor in 1946 after brilliant achievement as a:student at the University of Toronto, where he obtained his A.B. and A.M. degrees, and at Har­vard University, where he obtained his Ph.D. degree in 1941. He was a Guggenheim Fellow in1948-49, and he became a Professor in 1956. His research has been largely in the fields of algebraand of functional analysis. He has contributed many basic results on the structure of Banachalgebras, locally compact groups, and group representations, and he has done fundamental workon aspects of ring theory. His work on infinite Abelian groups culminated in an outstanding bookon the subject, as did his work on differential algebra. The national community of mathe­maticians admires Mr. Kaplansky for the power of his research and for the elegance of his exposi­tion. Both undergraduate and graduate students at the University have found his treatmentof mathematics original and illuminating to an extraordinary degree and his teaching at oncethorough, vivid, and inspiring. In his gift of exemplifying in every aspect of his work the richnessand beauty of creative intellectual life, Mr. Kaplansky keeps bright the best traditions of theUniversity.RAY KOPPELMAN, Assistant Professor of Biology in the CoIIege and Assistant Pto­fessor, Department of BiochemistryRay Koppelman, who received his S.B. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Chicago, hasbeen a member of the College faculty since 1956, jointly with the Department of Biochemistry,where he is carrying on an active program of research in the field of chemical aspects of viralinfections. He has been importantly involved in both the original conception and the detailedand continuing planning of the present Biology curriculum and has been most effective at all levelsof instruction-lecture, laboratory, and discussion. He has enthusiastically fostered faculty-stu­dent rapport as an outstandingly active Faculty Fellow and as Departmental Counselor to under­graduate students. He has recently been chosen by the Learning Research Institute to be a master­teacher for a national network television series in the fall. His competence and creativity will thusbe influencing higher education throughout the country.THE AWARD OF HONORSAwarded General Honors with the Bachelor's Degree:Deanna AbzugRichard Foster AtkinsonAaron BarnesJoyce Elaine BartelsJames Joseph CastlesLawrence B. CohenBertram Joseph CohlerGeorge Milton ComstockWalter DaumBarbara JoAnne DeanNancy Cox DeSombreCraig DietrichAlice N. EpsteinSusan M. FieldsCarlo B. GiannoniEllen Jean Gundermann Kendall Bruce HaneLloyd N. HenryRonald B. IndenDean H. KenyonHerbert Leon KesslerJames Louis KlemmK. Jeffery KranzlerNettie Ann LeefPhilip Blakely LyonsBruce MacBainGerald Jay MastPatrick L. MaynardGlenda Frances McNeillJohn Mills VHelen Faricy MorrisonRichard Alan Morton Vreni NaessDaniel PaloyanAlison PerryJohn B. PosterRuth Mary PrelowskiRaymond Clayton RichAnita RozlapaNorma Andrea SchmidtMark Frank SharefkinBrenda SpattFrank Robert McKenzie StottDeane Ella ThompsonBruce James VermazenJoan Constance WagnerWilliam A. WedgeworthGisela W ohlrabAwarded Special Honors in the Biological Sciences with the Bachelor's Degreein the College and the Division oi the Biological Sciences:Linda RaskinAwarded Special Honors in the Humanities with the Bachelor's Degree inthe College and the Division oi the Humanities:Herbert Leon KesslerAwarded Special Honors in the Social Sciences with the Bachelor's Degree inthe College and the Division oi the Social Sciences:Roger P. BernhardtBertram Joseph Cohler Brian V. HindleyNorma Andrea Schmidt Ronald L. SheltonMembers elected to Beta ot Illinois Chapter ot Phi Beta Kappa on nominationot the University tor especial distinction in general scholarship in theUniversity:Richard Foster AtkinsonAaron BarnesRobert W. BartonBrenda Eleanor BeckLindsay Wilhelm BlackJames Joseph CastlesLouis William CountrymanNancy Cox DeSombreEllen Jean Gundermann Angela HabelRonald B. IndenMartin Henry IsraelMary Elizabeth JeskeDean H. KenyonHerbert Leon KesslerNettie Ann LeefPhilip Blakely LyonsJohn Mills V Richard Alan MortonDaniel PaloyanRuth Mary PrelowskiLeon RochesterDavid RosenthalAnita RozlapaBrenda SpattBendeguz Bela VargaMembers elected to the Society oi the Sigma XI on nomination oi the De­partments oi Science tor evidence oi ability in research work in Science:Ferdinand BaerCharles Robert Bennett, [r.,Edward BirchfieldRoy Walter BrandonHoward L. BreslerJ. Philip BrombergBrian CaponSrichitra CharoencharampornLouis CohenHenry Hursell DearmanJames Samuel DwyerRichard Harvey EvansJohn FrischWillard Arthur Fry Brian Boru GallagherJames Coleman HigginsAlice Joanne HollowayThomas Edward HofferJohn Baker HuntJoanne JumonvilleAlcyr KraemerMorton LewisDavid Byron MertzSusan V. MeschelJohn Manuel MihaljanJune Caprice NashMirdza Erika Neiders Kenneth Elsworth NicholsAlbert Richard NorrisBetsy Rivers PatersonJuan Carlos Penh osRichard Lane PrairieDavid Livingston ProctorJohn F. Ryan, Jr.Charoen SakoonkimImogene Pauline SchneiderHarriet Jane SmithJohann Martin StoyvaDavid Takayoshi SuzukiWillard Van AsdallAssociate members elected to the Society oi the Sigma XI on nomination oithe Departments oi Science tor evidence oi ability in research work inScience:Zarah AinbinderRichard Foster AtkinsonWilliam BooJudith Ann CohenLawrence Baruch CohenDavid John DamasRobert Schaefer Fitzgerald Albert RimoeHans Dietrich HoltzLawrence JacobsonRobert George LinckJ 0 Rita MarrsGerald A. Pearson J. Gordon RichStasys RudysJohn R. SchefferJohn L. SkoseyAlbert L. WahrhaftigPaul Dudley Wilson, Jr.Members oi the Junior and Senior classes oi the School ot Medicine electedto Beta oi Illinois Chapter of Alpha Omega Alpha tor excellence in thework oi the School;Arthur M. AuerbachJoseph Mandel BaronFredric Lawrence CoeIvan F. DiamondRobert Philip Eaton Jerry Edward FeinFloyd Alan FriedJohn Robert HotchkissRonald Pierce MessnerPeter Shambaugh Louis Rosi Bertrand Jay ShapiroRobert Gary StagmanThomas Albert StockertCharles Williams UrschelMembers elected to Gamma of Illinois Chapter, Beta Gamma Sigma, onnomination of the Graduate School of Business for scholarship and ac­complishment in studies in Business Administration:Samuel Webster CocksCharles Arthur DunkelRobert G. HeisterbergJohn E. HinmanCarl Erik HornJames A. Hughes, Jr. Eugene Earle HustadWilliam Francis Leahyo . Robert N ottelmannEdward J. Rohn, Jr.James Sloss Edward J. SmolinskiWalter F. StankeTheodore Peter TownsendJack F. Williams, Jr.Charles R. WinstonThe Florence James Adams Prizes, for exceIIence in Artistic Reading, areawarded to:Mary Renee Capellini, FirstIndira Berndtson, Second James Russell, ThirdJoy Phinizy, FourthThe Joseph Henry Beale Prize, to the student in the first-year tutorial pro­gram of the Law School whose work is most worthy of special recognition,is jointly awarded to:Dorsey G. Ellis, Jr. George W. LiebmannThe Monro Bernhard Prize, for an original proposal in the field of SocialInstitutions, is awarded to:Alan Lind Essay: "The Solution of an UrgentMetropolitan Area Problem"The Millard P. Binyon Memorial Fund Prize, for distinction in humanisticpursuits in and outside the classroom, is awarded to:Jennie Burdsal RiesmanThe William A. Bond Medal, to the varsity track athlete scoring the greatestnumber of points during the season, is awarded to:Martin BakerThe 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 to:John B. GreenThe Dean of Students, in co-operation with the Alumni Association, honorseleven graduating Seniors for their contribution to the extra curriculumat the University of Chicago:Bertram Joseph CohlerLenore Frances CoralBasil Emanuel DemeurK. Lance Haddix Elliot S. LilienGerald Jay MastRena M. MatusenAlice Ann Schaeffer Norma Andrea SchmidtJames D. ThomasonBruce James VermazenThe Elizabeth Susan Dixon Honor Award, to a student in the School of SocialService Administration for ootstanding work in the first year and promiseof future achievement in the field of Social Work, is made to:Mi�iam Frances ReitzThe John Billings Fiske Poetry Prizes, for an original poem or cycle of poems,are awarded to':Barbara Overmyer, FirstWilliam Hunt, SecondDaniel Carl Meerson, Third Poem: "Prohibitions"Poem: "As if at Horne at Last"Poem: "Triptych"The French Government Prizes, for excellence in French studies in the Col­lege, made possible through the co-operation of the French Consulate inChicago, are awarded to:William Josiah Alspaugh Abbe Mowshowitz Arthur Ronald NeisbergThe Henry Ginsburg Memorial Prizes in the Department of Physiology areawarded to:Howard Nash John SkoseyThe Goethe Prizes, to College students for excellence in the study of GermanicLanguages and Literatures, are awarded to:Martha Crowe, Intermediate GermanJohn Crothers, Elementary German Chauncey Mellor, Elementary GermanThe Harold E. Goettler Political Institutions Prizes are awarded to:Joan Fromm, First Essay: "The First Amendment: Its 'PreferredPosition' in the Constitution"Essay: "Politics, Parties, and MedicalCare for the Aged"Norma Andrea Schmidt, SecondThe Hamilton Watch Award, to the Senior candidate for the Bachelor of Sci­ence Degree who has most successfully combined proficiency in his majorfield of study with achievements in the Humanities or Social Sciences, ismade to:James Louis KlemmThe Milo P. Jewett Prizes, for excellence in Bible reading, are awarded to:Arthur J. Diers, FirstEdward L. Dowd, Second Nelvin Vos, ThirdThe Lawyers Title Award, to a student in the Law School for exceIIence inthe field of real estate, is made to:James Edward HautzingerThe Edwin F. Mandel Award, to the graduate who has contributed most to theLegal Aid program during his Law School career, is made to:James Valentino, Jr.The David Blair McLaughlin Prize, for special skill and sense of form, isawarded to:Charles Vernoff Essay: "Establishing the Character of IsabelArcher"The Olga and Paul Menn Foundation Prize, for an original work of fiction, isawarded to:William Routt Short Story: "Cauywedes"The Moot Court Competition Awards, to students who have completed theirfirst year in the Law School, in advancing the art of brief writing and oralargument, are awarded jointly to:Donald L. Janis, FirstLawrence Hannan Eiger, First James Stanton Petrie, SecondDavid W. Soukup, SecondThe Theodore Lee N efl Prize, for excellence in the study of French Languageand Literature, is awarded to:Vreni NaessThe Elizabeth R. Norton Prize, for exceIIence in research in Chemistry, isawarded to:Jonathan M. KliegmanThe seventh award of the Academy of American Poets Prize is made to:K. Lance Haddix Poem: "Owen"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 to:Solveig Mertrice MasonThe Howard Taylor Ricketts Award, in recognition of outstanding accom­plishment in the field of Microbiology, is made to:Dr. Seymour Benzer, Professor of Biophysics, Purdue UniversityThe Susan Colver Rosenberger Educational Prize, for a dissertation reportingthe results of original research in the field of Education, is awarded to:�William James Kimball Dissertation: "Personal Values andRural Practice Adoption"The Amos Alonzo Stagg Medal, to the Senior athlete with the best all-roundrecord for athletics, scholarship, and character, is awarded to:John DaveyThe HWall Street J oumal" Award, to a student in the Law School for excellencein work in the field of Corporation Law, is made to:Louis E. RosenPresentation of a special award:HAROLD A. ANDERSONYour skill and diligence in performing the duties of Marshal of the University have enhancedthe excellence of our Convocations and other formal academic occasions. In recognition, I here­with present you a miniature replica of the Marshal's baton.THE CONFERRING OF ACADEMIC DEGREESCandidates for degrees will be presented in the following order:Candidates for the degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, andBachelor of Science by Dean Alan SimpsonThe Student Aides presented by James W. J. Carp en der, Marshal of theUniversityCANDIDATES FOR THE BACHELOR'S DEGREEI. IN THE COLLEGEFor the Degree of Bachelor of Arts:JUDSON C. ADAMSJUDY G. BARNEBEYJAY LAWRENCE BEECHERROBERT WILLIAM BENNETTANNA BERNDTSONJAMES ALLAN BLAIRALFRED M. BONEROBERT JAY BRODSKYELIZABETH SIMONTON CALKINSLENORE FRANCES CORALWILLIAM CORBY CUMMINGS LYNDA C. CURRYJOHN PHELPS DAVEYBER�ARD ROBERT DOBRINROCHELLE S. ELSTEINALICE N. EPSTEINJOHN D. GALLOWAYCARLO B. GIANNONILINDA MIMI HERMANSTEPHEN JAMES HORANIRA ED LEVYEDGAR ROCHFORD LYLE IIJAMES BARNEY MARSHLEROY SPARKS MONTAGUESTEPHEN JOHN O'NEILLJ.D., University 0/ Chicago, 1961 MIRA SELANVICKI JOSEPHINE V AJDICWILLIAM A. WEDGWORTHRONALD WEISMEHLJULIA KATE WELTMANJULIA ANN WILSONTHOMAS WISEGISELA WOHLRABDANIEL P ALOYANGEORGE H. PERANTEAUALISON PERRYPATRICIA S. PLATTTIRZA ESTHER PREISRAYMOND CLAYTON RICHII. IN THE COLLEGE AND THE DIVISION OF THEBIOLOGICAL SCIENCESFor the Degree of Bachelor ot Science:THOMAS FREDERICK ANDREOLI K. JEFFERY KRANZLER(General Biology) (General Biology)PAUL THOMAS BAKULE(General Biology) SYLVIA AIJA LABZARS(Microbiology)ARTHUR LORBER(General Biology)MAXWELL S. MAILLIS(General Biology)GLENDA FRANCES McNIELLJORDAN PHILLIP BERLINER(Biochemistry)JOHN PRESTON BLOMSTROM(Microbiology)ROY M. BORDEN(Biopsychology) (Microbiology)RICHARD HAROLD MEYERSBURG(Biochemistry)KENNETH CODY CASE(General Biology) EARL BURDETTE OLSON, JR.(Biochemistry)WILLIAM ALBERT PILCHARD(General Biology)ZACHARY T. POWELL-JAMES JOSEPH CASTLES(General Biology)BARBARA JoANNE DEAN(Biochemistry)BASIL EMANUEL DEMEUR(Biochemistry) (General Biology)SARAH ELIZABETH ROBINSONNEIL EDGAR FALKENBURG, JR.M.D., University 0/ Chicago, 1961(General Biology) (General Biology)WILLIAM BERKLEY RUCKER(Biopsychology)ROBERT FRANK SMITH(Biochemistry)ERIC D. FENSTER(General Biology)JUDITH CAROL FRANZETTI(Biochemistry) KURT STRICKER STENN(Botany)ALVIN GILBERT TELSER(Biochemistry)FRANKLIN SHEPPARD WEINGARTENA.B., Shimer College, 1959(Biopsychology )PETER STEPHEN WOLF(General Biology)SANDRA G. WOLF(General Biology)JON C. GRETTIE(Biopsychology)TOM HASEGAWA(General Biology)LLOYD N. HENRY(General Biology)WAYNE EDWARD JANDA(General Biology)III. IN THE COLLEGE AND THE DIVISION OF THE HUMANITIESFor the Degree of Bachelor of Arts:JOYCE ELAINE BARTELS(Oriental Languages and Civilizations) DAVID NOVAK(New Testament and Early Christian Literature)LOIS P. BISEK(Romance Languages and Literatures) EUGENE EDWARD ORLOS(General Studies)MILTON GOULD BULLARD, JR.(Philosophy)LYNDA WENDY CASPE(English Language and Literature) JOEL PICHENY(Russian Language and Literature)JENNIE BURDSAL RIESMAN(General Studies)ARTHUR FRANK ACKERMANN, JR.(Mathematics) LAWRENCE WILSON ADKINS(Mathematics)REGINA MARGARET COLGAN(General Studies) ROBERT MYLES ROSENBLATT(General Studies)SUSAN M. FIELDS(English Language and Literature)SUSAN FROMBERG(English Language and Literature)ELIZABETH LOUISE GLEN(English Language and Literature)KENDALL BRUCE HANE(English Language and Literature) DONALD H. SANBORN, JR.(Philosophy)STEF ANIE CHRISTIANE SCHULTZ(Germanic Languages and Literatures)SHIRLEY SELMAN(English Language and Literature)PAULA VIOLET SILVERMAN(General Studies)BRUCE MAcBAIN(Classical Languages and Literatures) BRENDA SPATT(English Language and Literature)RICHARD EDMUND SPEAR(Art)ELAINE M. STILWELL(English Language and Literature)KA TALIN SZENT-GYORGYI(English Language and Literature)DIANE ELLA THOMPSONA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1957(Russian Language and Literature)HERBERT LEON KESSLER(Art)NETTIE ANN LEEF(General Studies)GERALD JAY MAST(English Language and Literature)SANDRA K. McCARROLL(English Language and Literature)LORELEI EDMONDS McCLURE(Romance Languages and Literatures)VRENI NAESS(Romance Languages and Literatures) JANICE WOLF TRECKER(English Language and Literature)BRUCE JAMES VERMAZEN(General Studies)HOWARD B. NEBEKER(Philosophy) JOAN CONSTANCE WAGNER(Russian Language and Literature)IV. IN THE COLLEGE AND THE DIVISION OF THE HUMANITIESFor the Degree of Bachelor of Fine Arts:DEANNA ABZUGTHOMAS ALAN CARPENTERLOU ANN EPSTEIN MARY A. TALIUNEVICIUSLORA LEE THROMV. IN THE COLLEGE AND THE DIVISION OF THEPHYSICAL SCIENCESFor the Degree of Bachelor of Science:JOHN DOUGLAS LABARR(C hemistry)J. MARSHALL ASH(Physics)AARON BARNES(Physics)CHARLES E. BECKER(Chemistry)JOHN E. BOLTON(Physics)JOHN LAWRENCE BRIDWELL(Physics)PHILIP BENNET CORN(Physics)JOHN EDWARD CRAVEN(Physics)JEREMIAH A. CRONIN(Physics)WALTER DAUMS.M., University of Chicago, 1961(Mathematics) THOMAS EDWARD LISCO(Mathematics)ANDREW WALTER MAcEWAN(Physics)NORMAN RUSSELL MARGULIES(Physics)JO RITA MARRS(Chemistry)PAUL P. McEVOY(Physics)UMBERTO NERI(Mathematics)MAURICE EDWARD PAUTZ(Meteorology)DONALD RASKIN(Mathematics)DAVID J. DEROSIER(Physics)ARTHUR MURRAY DOYLE FRANK ERNEST RICHARDSA.B., University of Chicago, 1955(Physics)STASYS KESTUTIS RUDYS(Chemistry)(Physics)RICHARD DAVID EHRLICH(Physics)JOSEPH PAUL FARRELL(Physics)RODNEY WARRING FORCADE(Mathematics) OSCAR ROBERT SANDER(Physics)VIVIAN RUBY SCHELLHASE(Mathematics)PETER DANIEL SCIAKY(Physics)MARK FRANK SHAREFKIN(Physics)PAUL RICHARD SIEVERT(Physics)CHARLES ALLEN STACKHOUSE(Meteorology)DAVID JOHN TANNER(Physics)FREDERICK C. THATCHER(Physics)RICHARD CLAUDE THOMPSON( Chemistry)DANIEL HUGHES WILSON(Physics)MELVIN GELLER(Statistics)JOHN THOMAS HARNEY(Geology)THOMAS C. HEISE(Mathematics)PAUL K. HUNTWORKA.B., Shimer College, 1957(Physics)DEAN H. KENYON(Physics)JOHN BERLIN KIDNEY(Physics)JAMES LOUIS KLEMM(Mathematics)VI. IN THE COLLEGE AND THE DIVISION OF THESOCIAL SCIENCESFor the Degree of Bachelor of Arts:ROGER P. BERNHARDTCHARLES NEWMAN ADAMS, JR.(A nthropology)JERRY FRANK BELLENGER(Psychology) (Economics)TERRY STEPHEN BERNSTEIN(Political Science)BARBARA BORISOF(Education)ALAN EVERETT BOUGHNER(Economics) WILLIAM MICHAEL KATZ(Political Science)PAULETTE MYRNA LAWITZ(Social Sciences)THOMAS DANIEL CABLK(Economics) HELEN D. LEVY(Education)TOM PETER CASTEN(Political Science) SARA ANN LEWISON(Education)MAX R. LIBERLES(Political Science)ELLIOT STEPHEN LILIEN(History)PHILIP BLAKELY LYONSA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1953(Political Science)GLORIA L. MAGNUSONA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1959(Education)JOHN FREDERICK MARSH, JR.(Anthropology )MARIAN PATRICIA MASSER(Education)MADY EDELSON CHALK(Education)ANTHONY HUFF CORDESMAN(Political Science)JEAN DAMES(Human Development)MURRAY STUART DAVIS(Sociology)ALAIN Y. DESSAINT(A nthropology)DOROTHY LOUISE DREHER(Anthropology)ROCHELLE META DUBNOW(Political Science)MARIAN LYDIA EVKOVICH(Education) PHILIP J. MELLINGER(Political Science)RENEE FEINBERG(History)LINDA SOPHIA FEIST(History)SHIRLEY MARIE FENGER(Education) STEPHEN MILTON MELTZ(Political Science)DENNIS DAVID MENDEL(Economics)MITZI I. FISCHMAN(Education) ROBERTA ANNE MOERLE( Psychology)HELEN FAR ICY MORRISON(Political Science)STEPHEN PAUL GOLDMAN(Economics) PALMYRA J. MORTON(Psychology)ELAINE BETH OBERMAN(Psychology)RONALD EUGENE PATTERSON(Psyc�ology)JOHN B. POSTER(History)STEPHAN HAROLD POTEMKIN(Psychology)RUTH MARY PRELOWSKI(History)KAREN L. REISER(Anthropology)HENRY ROBERT SCHEUNEMANN(Sociology )MARTIN MYER SCHWEITZER(Anthropology)ALLAN SELTZER(Psychology)ROBERT IRVING SHAPIRO(Economics)WILLIAM H. GOODMAN(Political Science)JOSEF C. GUTENKAUFPh.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1958(History)JOAN MARGARET HELMKEN(Education)JANET ESTRA HOFFMAN(Education)RONALD B. INDEN(History)MARIA IOLOB(Political Science)RUTH TALBOTT JACKSON(Psychology)SANDRA L. JENKINS(Political Science)CHARLOTTE ANN JOHNSON(Education)RONALD LEE SHELTON(Economics) EILEEN SHEILA TRAFIMOW(Psychology)ALFRED JOHN VANDER PLOEG(International Relations)RACHEL SHUPAKEVITZ(History)SAMUEL ARTHUR SILVERMAN(Psychology)LEAH ANN SIMON(History)RONALD GLENN SMITH(Psychology)RICHARD LAWRENCE STERN(History)HAROLD STOTLAND(Social Sciences) HARRIET CATHERINE VANN(Education)JACK P. VOGNSEN(Psychology)CYRUS MICHAEL WALKER(Political Science)DAVID M. WATSON(Economics)JEROME WEISS(Anthropology)JOHN PERSHING WILLIS(Anthropology)JAY ALLAN ZIMRING(Political Science)JAMES D. THOMASON(Political Science)EARL DAVID THORP(International Relations)VII. THE STUDENT AIDESIn the College and the Division at the Humanities:NANCY COX DESOMBRE(English Language and Literature) ALICE ANN SCHAEFFER(English Language and Literature)In the College and the Division at the Physical Sciences:KINSLEY BARRY BRENNAN(Geography)In the College and the Division ot the Social Sciences:NORMA ANDREA SCHMIDT(Political Science)ALMA MATER Words byEDWIN H. LEWISWith a steady rhythm, Uke a mMck>. >all fair moth-ers, fair-est she, Most wise of "all that wis - est be,praise her breadth of . faith that truth shall make men free,dec - ades and for bat - tle-ment- ed tow'rs shall rise,THE BENEDICTIONTHE RECESSIONALToccata(TIle congregation remains standing during the Recession) Alberto G inasteraORGANISTEDWARD MONDELLO, University OrganistCARILLONNEURDANIEL ROBINS, University CariIlonneurMARSHALJ. W. J. CARP ENDER, Marshal of the UniversityROBERT LOVETT ASHENHURSTLEON CARNOVSKYJOSEPH CEITHAMLDANIEL L. HARRISROBERT J. HASTERLIKHAROLD HAYDONWILLIAM T. KABISCHALANNE BAERSONBRENDA BECKKARL J. BEMESDERFERALAN S. BERGERKINSLEY BARRY BRENNANGERALD J. CHODILROSALIND CONKLINGENE DESOMBRENANCY COX DE SOMBREAARON DOUGLASKENNETH R. DRIESSELJAY FLOCKSJUDITH FROSTHELEN GILL VICE-MARSHALSJAMES MAXWELL RATCLIFFASSIST ANT MARSHALSGWIN J. KOLBGEORGE JOSEPH METCALFHERMAN GLENN RICHEYEDWARD W. ROSENHEIM, JR.WILBERT HERBERT URRYWILLIAM NATHANIEL WEAVERSTUDENT AIDESELIZABETH GUICEWILLIAM HAWKINSJAMES HILGENDORFMARTHA KINGSBURYMARVIN LIPSONKAREN MARTINNATHALIE OSTROOTALICE ANN SCHAEFFERNORMA ANDREA SCHMIDTSANDRA SCIACCHITANOSHELDON STOLOWICHFRANCES TAFTJUDITH VERTREESPreceding the Convocation, the University Carillonneur will play the "Suite in C Minor" byJohann Sebastian Bach.. .. .The swinging peal, composed of five of the larger bells of the canllon, mcludmg the eighteen­and-one-half-ton bourdon, is sounded at the end of the Convocation.Following the Convocation, the University Carillonneur will play the "Suite" (1934) by SamuelBarber, "Summer Fanfares" by Roy Hamlin Johnson, and "Five Short Pieces" (1959) by DanielRobins.A PARTIAL LIS� OF GHADUATES, JUNE 1961, (EXCLUSIVE OF THOSERECEIVING B.A., B.S., M.B.A., AND LAW DEGREES)(w/o means without thesis)Abraham, Richard Allen (Chern.) S.M. w/oAdler, Judith S. (Soc. Sere Adm. ) M.A. w/oAldrich, Beryl L. (Soc. Ser .. Adm.) A.M. w/oAldrich, Harry C. (Soc. Sere Adm.) A.M. w/oAleXcllader, David Gordon (Div .. ) A.M. wloAltshuler, Alan Anthony (Pol. Sci. ) Ph.D.Thesis: The process of planning in two American cities. HT1999Arnold, Charles Harvey (Div.) lLM.Thesis: The place of theology in the modern university in thethought of John Henry Newman and William Adams Brovm.BV9999Arthur, David Tallmadge (History) A.M.:thesis: Joshua V. Himes and the cause of Adventism, 1939-1845. F9999Axford, Roger Vfilliam (EQ.) Ph.D.Thesis: William Henry Lighty: adult education pioneer. LC6999Baime, Robert (Chem.) S.M. wi 0Baker, Faye Annette (Soc. Sere Adm.) A·M· wloBaraona, Pablo A. (Econ.) A.M. w/oPaper: Some comments on changes in C:rlilean Agricultural OutputBarr, Reb ecaa Comstock (Educ.) A.M.Paper: Selected interpretive reading skills (Sensory imager,rand character reaction)Barzel, Yoram (Econ.) Ph.D.Thes�s: Productivity in the electric power industry, 1929-1955HDIOOOOBeaver, WIlliam A. (Educ.) A.M.Paper: A University non-credit program for adults.Becker, Richard Edward (History) A.M. wloBecktel, Jack M. (Statistics) S.M. wloBeless, Donald 1d]-arren (Soc. Ser. Adm.) A •.M. wi 0Bell, Marvin H. (English) A.M. wloBennett, Charles Robert, Jr •. (¥icr6�iology) Ph.D.. , ..Thesis: Growth characterlstlcs of Ranaa11 straln of chlmpanzeecoryza agent in tissue 'culture and its antige��c relationshipto other strains of ehimpanzee coryza agent. QR999Birdwell, Rawson Paige, Jr. (Div.) A.M.Thesis: Person perception and it s implications for Christianeducation. BV9999 .Blakley, Leo Vernon (Econ.) Ph.D.Thesis: Quantitative relationships in the cotton ecomomy withimplications for economic policy. HDIOOOOBlare, Jane Louise (Educ) A.M.Paper: Teacher style related to student satisfactionBlozis, George Gordon (Pathology) S.M.Thesis: The nephrotic syndrome produced in the rat by homologouskidney and pertussis vaccine. RB999Bociurkiw, Bohdan Rostyslav (pol. Sci.) Ph.D.Thesis: Soviet church policy in the Ukraine: 1919-1939. JC999Bracht, Neil F. (Soc. SeT'. Adm.) A.M. wi 0Bringle, Jerald E. (Eng.) A.M. wloBroel-Plateris, Alexander Adam (Soc.) Ph.D.Thesis: Marriage disruption and divorce law. HQ9999Brown, Diane Dickerson (Soc. Sere Adm.) A.M. wloBrown, R�ta Irene (Soc. Sere Adm.) A M. wloBruce, Marnie (Soc. Sere Adm.) A.M. wloBruen, Hanan (Educ.) Ph.D.Thesis: The �pact of social and political factors upon theteaching of history in the secondary schools of imperial Germanyand the Weimar Republic. LB 3999Bucher, Mary Rue (Soc.) Ph.D.Thesis: Conflicts and transformation of identity: a study ofmedical specialist s , HN999Bryant, William R. (Geology) S.M. wloBurno, Miriam Dahl (Eng.) A.M. wloBurrill, Robert Meredity (Geog.) S.M.Thesis: A classification of hybrid corns using Thornthwaite! sdevelopment units. 881099 (Ge)Bush, Eldene Ley (Soc. Sere Adm.) A.M. w/oCampbell, Joseph U. (Soc. Sere Adm.) A.M. w/oCant.or'La, Maria Magdalena Delacuesta (Botany) Ph.D.ihesis: Effect of �emperature on the grov�h and develppmentof Datura stramonium L. and Atropa belladonna L. QK999Capers, Olivia (Soc. Sera Adm.) A.M. w/oCappellini, Mary Renee (Eng.) A.M. wi 0Carbone, Robert Frank (Ed.) Ph.D.Thesis: Achievement, mental health, and instruction in gradedand nongraded elementary schools. LB3999Carson, Mar,y Silvano (Educ.) A.M.Paper: study of Secondar,y-school counselors' programs of preparatimCheaney, Henry Ellis (History) Ph.D.Thesis: Attitudes of the Indiana pulpit and press toward the Negro:1860-1880 F9999Chrite, Charles Elrie (Soc. Sere Adm.) A.� w/oChurch, Charles Henry, Jr. (Div.) A.M. wloClarke, Ruby Rimmer (Educ.) A.M.Paper: Methods of motivating under-achieversCohen, Stephen Zolman (Soc. Sere Adm.) A.M. wloCohn, Johann (Soc. Sere Adm.) A.M. wloCole, Herman Forrest, Jr. (Div.) A.M. wloColston, Lowell Gwen (Div.) Ph.D.Thesis: rrhe function of judgment in pastoral counseling. BV9999Connell, Charles Roy (Eng.) A.M. wloCook, Ann Dibble (Soc. Sere Adm.) A.M. wloCordes, Humphrey Henry (Classical Lang s , and Lits.) Ph.D.Thesis: The religious use of oracles in Attic tragedy. PA9999Coso, Virginia Sylvia Marie (Soc. Se.) A.M.Paper: Vocations: Outlets for unmet social needsCoyle, Donald James (Chern.) Ph.D.Thesis: The radiolysis of aralkyl ketones. QDl099. 5Daum, .alter (Math.) ,j S.M. wloDavid, Gera.ld Alvin (Eng.) A.M. wloDavey, Elizabeth P. (Educ.) A.M.Paper: Attention and Reading readinessDavis, Keith Arlington (Div.) A.M. wloDavis, Stephen Alan (Statistics) S.M. wloDeavers, Kenneth Lee (Econ.) A.M.Paper: A look at the currency-deposit ratio during inflation'-"""'--Devitt, Albert Ellis, Jr. (Meteorology) S.M. wloDibble, Carl M (Pol. Sci.) A.M.Thesis: Turkey as ally and partner of the United States: 1947-1960 JX9999Donovan, Margaret Mary (SSA) A.M. wi 0Dorn, Wi�liam Van Buren (Div.) AIM.Thesis: Charles Grandison Finney: activist theologian. BXl0999Doron, Abraham (SSA) A.M. wloDrew, Neville John (Eng.) A.M. w/oDuffy, James F., Jr. (Math) S.M. wloDwyer, John Francis (Eng.) A.M. w/oEggerston, Asta (SSA) A.M. wloEllis, Robert Andrews (History) A.M. wloEmory, .tCuth Penelope (Div.) A.M.Thesis: A theory of Christian education in an exist.ential moodapplied to leadership training programs for leaaers of youth. BV9999Ephross, Joan 1�tinger (SSA) A.M. wloErickson, Lynden Edwin (Physics) S.M. wloEricson, Richard C. (SSA) A.M. wloEricsson, Dwight Elwood (New' Testament and Early Christian Lit.) Ph.D.Thesis: The book of Acts in the Greek New Testament. BS9999Faber, Charles Franklin (Educ.) Ph.D.Thesis: The Midwest Administration Center: its first ten years.LB3999Feigenbaum, Kenneth David (Committee on Human Development) Ph.D.Thesis: .An evaluation of Piaget t s study of the child! s developmentof the concept of conservat ion of discontinous quantities. LB3999Feldman, Leon (Committee on Communications) A.M.'I'heai.sr The gatekeeper! s image of the public relations man. HN999Fern, William Hirsch (Educ.) Ph.D.Thesis: Aspect s of problem perception and problem solving ineducational administration. LB 3999Filerman, Lee Davis (SSA) A.M. wloFish, Robert Alden (Chern.) Ph.D.Thesis: The luminosity distribution of the spiral galaxyNG5055 and the masses of two elliptical galaxies M32 and NGC3379Fishman, Steven Lewis (SSA) A.M. wlopage 5,June,196lFixler, Michael (English) Ph.D.Apo calypt i ci sm and the mill enium in the work 0 f John Milt on.PR 3592 .RhF5 'Flannery, Kent Vaughn (Anthropology) A.M.Paper: Skeletal and radiocarbon evidence for the origins of pigdomestication.Fletcher, William Leonard (Meteorology) S.M. wloFlynn, Mary Katherine (Education) A.M.Paper: Citizenship education in eighth grade social studies.Fodge, Myron Jean (Divinity) A.M. wloFfrench-Davis, Ricardo M. (Econonues) i.M.Paper: Some comments on the rmational accounts of Chile.Frey, Donald Snively,Jr. (S.S.A.) A.M. wloFriedman, Jack P. (Physics) S.M. wloFrisch, John Ernest (Anthropology) Ph.D.Trends in the evolution of the hominoid dentition. GN 999Fruehauf, Norbert (S.S.A.) A.M. wloFuenzalida, Luis Arturo (Economics) A.M.Paper: Inflation and Wage-Prics spiral.Gabler, Margaret H. (Education) A.M.Paper: In-serveice education for pub Li,c school nurses.Gardner, Mary Louise (English) A.M. wloGarrabrant, Fred D. (Romance Languages) A.M.Paper: Diverse critical interpretations of the Misanthrope.Gealy, Joanne Patricia (S.S.A.) A.M. wloGeier, Joel St.an l.ey (History) A.M. wloGiles, Elmore,Jr. (Divinity) A.M.The wor-Lds of man as a basis for Christian education. BT 9999Gipson, Mack,(Jr. (Geology) S.M. wloGolan, Judith A. (English) A.M. wloGoldberg, Barbara. Leah (S.S.A.) A.M. wloGoldberg, Louise (Romance Languages) A.M.Paper: Une analyse critique de "La Princesse de Cleves. UGoldman, Samuel (Education) Ph.D.Sub-public perceptions of the hi.gh school graduate and the rolesof institutions in his development. LB 3999page 6,June,196lHo, Hay Chwee (S.S.A.) A.M. wloGontrum, Margaret· Dandy (.english) A.Iv+.Gordon, Morris A. (S.S.A.) A.M. wloGordon, Nancy Ellen (Human Develppment) A.M.Paper: .The elits and the unsuccessful high school students:patterns of success as young adults. IvV/oGottschalk, Paul (English) A.M. wloGraebner, Bruce Albert (S.S.A.) wloGrant, Richard Locke (Soc. Sc.) A.M.Paper: concepts of aging.Greeley, Andrew Moran (Sociology) A.M.Some aspects of interaction between members of an upper-middle­class Roman Catholic parish and their non-Catholic neighbors. .KRHT 1999Griffin, Sister Mary Georgita (Education) A.M.Paper: Effectiveness of educational television on the teaching ofmathematics on eighth grade students.Grit z, Norman Joseph (Romance Languag e s ) A.M..Paper: M.adame de St ae.I et l'Italie.Haas, Arthur Gustav (History) Eh.D.Metternich: reorganization and nationality, 1813-1818. DB 1099Hab1ut zel, Philip (Political Science) A.M.Xenophon ' s view of the pre-Socratics. JC 999Haefner, Karl (Chemistry) S.M. wloHarney, Dorothy Anne (S.S.!.) A.M. wloHarrison, William John (Romance Languag es ) A.M.Paper: Guillaume d ' Angleterre.Heilpern, Jacqueline (S.S.A.) A.M. wloHeinrich, Robert R. (Chemistry) S.M. wloHerring, Paul Donald (English) A.M. wloHeydebrand Wolf V. ( Sociology) A.M.The meaning of the aging process. HQ 9999Higa, Kisuke (S.S.A.) A.M. wloHjellming, Robert Michael (Physics) S.M. wlopage 7, June,1961Hoffman, David Lloyd (S.S.A) A.M. wloHoffmann, George Catron (Political Science) Ph.D.Executive-legislative relations in the first A.A.A. JK 9999Hoge, James Fulton,Jr. (History) A.M. wloHolbo, Paul Sothe (History) Ph.D.They "W'Oted against war: a study of motivations. F 9999Horowitz, Edwin Bernard (Biophysics) Ph.D.Control of gllactokinase formation in Escherischia coli. QP 999Horst, �arolyn Ann (b.S.A.) A.M. wloHorton, Roberta Jean (English) A.M. wloHoury, Gladys Vivien (S.S.A.) A.M. wlo(5 5 A ). . . A.M. wloHouskamp, Richard EdwinHunt, John Wesley (Divinity) Ph.D.William Faulkner's rendering of mgdern experience, a theologicalanalysis. PS 3511 .A86 28 H9 (Viv.)Hunter, Barbara June (S.S.A.) A.M. a/oHur st , James Albert (History) A.M.The American Farm Bureau Federation and commodity eo-opera.tives,1919-1923. HD 10000Hussain, Abdul R (Geography) A.M.Trade are s of Chicago heights, Illinois. HF 9999(ge)Ibrahim, Leila Mary (Art) M.F.A.Paper: The blue faience of Europe.Isaac, Dan (English) A.M. w/oJohnston, Andy G. (S.S.A.) A.M. wloJohnston, Janice Metros (Political Science)Tactics of the woman suffrage movement. A.M.JN 9999Johnston, r\.enneth Richard (Divinity) A.M. wloJones, Betty Lou (S.S.A.) A.M. wloJones, Frank Culver (Physics) Ph.D.Cosmic ray production of low-energy gamma ra.ys.Jones, Robert William (Geology) Ph.D.A structural apnthesis of part of southeast Arizona.· QE 999Joseph, Edward A.M. w/oKasanof, NinaPaper: (English)(Art) A.M.Daurnier's commenta� o� art.page 8,Kasdan, --eonard ( Anthropology) Ph. D.Isfiya: social st.ruct.ur e , �ission and faction in a Druze community.DS 999Keller, Gordon Nelson (Anthropology) Ph.D.The changing po sfrt.Lon of the Southern Plains in the late prehistoryof the Great Plains Area. F 999(3 SA) A• •• .M. w/oKelly, James RalphKesselman, Mark (Political Science) A.M.The politics of the Housing Act of 1959. JF 3999Kirwan, Kent A. (Political Science) A.M.The Church and the st,:,te: a statement and analysis of the RomanCatholic position. JC 999Klawans, Henriette Lou (Math.) S.M. wloKlem, Russell David (Bhysics) S.M. w/oKlein, George Austin A.M. (HistorYThe Schleswig-Hollstein crisis and the British Conservative Party,1863-1864. DA 999-- (S.S.A) w/oKner, Anne V eront on A.M.!)Knight, Corrine E. (S.S.!.) A.M. w/oKoehn, Donald R. (Divinity) A.M. w/oKoller, John M. (Phil. ) A.M. w/oKondrat, Jony Gailute (History) A.M.Reaction of two national centers, the Social Democratic Party ofthe Kingdon of Poland and Lithuania and the Social DemocraticParty of Latvia, to the Prague Conference (1912-1914) DK 999Kort, Wesley Albert (Divinity) A,M. w/oKunitz, Daniel Philip (Soc. Sc.) A.M.Paper: A study of a special program for the academically talented.Kuykendall, Carolyn Temple (Phil. ) A.M.Landy, Lois M. (S.S.A.) h.M. ./0Laufer, Peter (S.S.A.) A.M. w/o(S.S.A.) .1.l- w/oLaurence, Rose A.M.� w/oLebovitz, Norman Ronald (Physics) Ph.D. � (0<1'1The equilibrium stability of a system of disk dynamics and thevirial tensor and its application to self-gravitating fluids.Levinson, Hilliard 1. (S.S.A.) A.M. a/opage 9, June 1961.Levy, Ch�rles (Sociology) A.M.Thesis: School desegregation in vvarren County, Virginia,during 1958-1960: a study in the mobd.Li.zagd.on of restraints.Lewis, Nancy Harvey (Soc. Sere Adm.) A.M. wloLayton, Mario .t.nrique A.M. (Education)Paper: Education and Income in Chile.Litchfield,.Ann (Education) A.M.Paper: Social Class and the Young Homemaker.Long, Millard Fillmore (Economics) PheD.'I'hesis: The price of coa.l: a study of the policies of theNational Coal Board.Lot chin, Roger Williams (History) A.M. wloLovetere, John P. (Political Science) A.M.Church, state and education: a study of sectarian views.Luehrmann, Arthur W. (Physics) S.M. wloLuyster, Robert v�illiam. (Divinity School) A.M.The religion of the Achaemenians.MacDonald, John Lauchlin. (Mathematics) S.M. wloMcGee, Henery Wadsworth (Pol. Sci. ) A.M.The negro in the Chicago Post OfficeMcGregor, Sarah K. (�oc. Sere Adm.) A.M. w/oMacRae, Robert Eugene, (Mathematics) Ph.D.Homological dimension of LdeaLs in Noetherian rings.Magner, George �illiam. (Soc. Sere Adm.) Ph.D.Placement of mental patients in family care.Maloy, rtobert M. (G.L.SJ A.M.Authorized English printed primers, 1545-1580.Mallikar.iunan, Sundaresa (English) A.M. w/oMaynard, llichard �ly, (Education) Ph.D.The Lise and it s curriculum in the Turkish educational system.Michalakis, Andreas N. (Economics) A.M.Paperl An attempt for the derivation of the Demand Curve forCigarettes in Greece.Michalos, Alexandros Charles (Philosophy) A.M. wjoMiddendorf,Paper: Lorna. (Education) A.M.A social science enrichment program for gifted childrenMiddlebrooks, Betty Sue (Soc. Sere Adm.) A.M. wlopage 10,Milgram, Hichard James (Mathematics) S.M. w/oAdm.)( c.' c00C. ere A.M. w/oKaren FredericksenMiller,Milonas, Electra. (�oc. 3er• Adm.) A.M. w/oMitchell, Anne Woodward. (Soc. Sere Adm.) A.M. wloMoment, Natalie Jane. (Rom. Lang.) A.M.Paper: L'Ernile de Jean-Jaques Rousseau.Moore, Thomas Gale. (Economics) Ph.D.Legal barriers to entry.Morrill, Warren Thomas. (Anthropology) Ph.D.Two urban cultures in ljalabar, Nigeria.Morrison, Ian Wingate (History) A.M.British 00uth African frontier pOlicy and the Sand River andBloemfontein conventions.Mortimore, Jiilfriede A.M. �gel. (Philosophy) ( A.M.. wloMoynihan, l"rancis M. (Soc. o Adm. ) A.M. w/oVer.Mueller, Charles R. (S Sere Adm.) A.M. wlooc.Murray, Bhrittopher (Education) A.M.Paper: Improving oJouth African High School Commericla Curricula.Necheles, Thomas It'avian. (Physiology) Ph.D.Some in vitro effects of insulin and thyroxine on protein andnucleic acid synthesis in rabbit bone marrow.Neiders, Mirdza Erika (Pathology) S.M.the sustained suppression of hemolysin response in passivelyimmunized rats.Neilson, Keith 'l'ownsend. (English) A.M. w/oNelson, �uentin David. (Education) A.M.Paper: In-Service .i.raining for Personnel of ljongo Mission SchoolsNichols, Albert Earl (Div.) A.M.The psychotherapeutic process as viewed by Carl �ogers andHar� Stack �ullivan.Nieburg, Harold Leonard, (Int. Rel.)Atomic secrecy and. foreign policy. Ph.D.2 v.Nielsen, Astrid Marie. (Soc. Sere Adm.) A.M. w/oNorth, Helen O. �Soc. Sere Adm.) A.M. w/oNorton, Karl Kenneth (Matb}e S.M. w/oNugent, Walter Terry King (History) Ph.D.Populism and nativism in Kansas, 1888-1900.11 June I' 961.page ,Orr, J ames Byron (Geology) (History )A.M. w/o A.M. wlo0' Connor, M. Francis BernardOi, Walter Yasuo �conolT'j_cs) Ph.D.Labor as a quasi-fixed factor of production.Palamaryk, Katherine (Soc. Sere Adm.) A.M. w/o(Physics) 3.M. w/oPayne, Hobert Thomas, IIIPetridis, Nicholas Vonstantine, (Math) Ph.D.Quasiconformal mappings and pseudomeromorphic curvesPhilips, R. _(Histor.y) A.M.Auguste Comte: armchair prophet of totalitarianism •...., (Math.) S.M. wloPolking, John lilaudePomper Hhilip (History) A.M.the peasant disorders in Po.Lt ava and Khar ' kov provinces in 1902.Powers, Bruce .t'rank S.M. w/o( Chern)Prost", Hack Hale, (Anthropoloty) 'Ph.D •.lhe upper limb joints in man and macaque; a comparative study.Q�ealy, �atherine A. (Soc. Sere Adm.) A.M. w/o(iuinn, Warren Cicott (Gen. Studies) A.,M.L� Paper: Analysis of Leonard Meyer I s EYL.otion and Meaning in MusicRab Inotd.t ch , Alesander (lnt. ReI.) A.M.Maxim Gorky's visit to America.Ray, Robert. (Soc. Sc.) A.M.Paper: The Story of a Public Mental Institutions: Social hesearchon t.he Deve.l.opment, of an Illinois Welfare Institution.ReEirdon, John 1., (J!;ducation) A.M.Paper: Problems of Leadership in a {.;atholic Secondary 0chool.Reed, Elease D. (Soc. Sere Adm.) A.M. w/oRichardson, Sar Lee. (Physiology) S.M.The effect of stress on liver glycogen in intact, adrenalectomizedand cortisone treated adrenalectomized rats.( Soc. Ser. Adm) A.M. w/oRichman, Harold A.Ricketts, Mac Linscott (Div.) A.M. w/oRobinson, I�a Miles. (Planning) Ph.D.Development of New Towns on Vanada! s Resource .Frontier.page 12, June, 1961.Robiscoe, hichard Thomas. (Physics) S.M. wloRochlin, Uene Irwin. (Physics.) S'.M. wloRollerson, Yvonne (Education) A.M.Paper: The Negro's Self Concept.Rose, Judt.t.h Carole (So. Sere Adm.) A.M. w/oRosenberg, Larr.y. (Sociology) A.M.Social status and participation among a group of chronic schizophrenicsRubanowice, Robert Joseph (Soc. Sc.) A •.M.Paper: The Screwtape Letters Revisited: A Look at Some tl aai.cPremises mid eohditions of Sociology.Rubenstein, Sherwin Harold. (Microbiology) S.M.�uantitative studies on the ingextion of bacterial and non-livingparticles by epithelioid cells in tissue culture.Ryckman, David Bertrand. (Soc. Sere ZAdm.) A.M. wloSager, Robert Henry, (Pa.thology) Ph.D.The effects of a low phosphorus ration on calcium and citratemetabolism in the rat.Sanberg, Eleanor. (Soc. Sere Adm.) A.li. wloSavage, Julia. (Soc. Serve Adm.) A.M. w/oSchmitt, Samuel A. ( Statistics) S.M. wloSchmitz, lJ . (English) A.M. w/oenru,s ,Schneider, Imogene Pauline. (Zoology) Ph.D.Modificatin of V-t)!pe position effects in Drosophila. virilis.Schrock, Thomas Spencer, (Political Science) A.M.The political thought of Sir William Temple, Bart.Schuh, George Edward. (Economics) Ph.D.An economet fri.c investigation of the market for hired labor inag ri cult ure.Schwisow, Janice Norene (Soc. Serve Adm.)A.M. wlo A.M. wloSegal, Jerome L. (Phil.)Segner, ,li·rederick. (Education) A.M.Paper-! Forces that Mold 00viet .i;"ducational Policy.Seiler, Barbara P. (Soc.Serv. Adm.) A.M. wloSelanoff, Eugene lJebs. (Sociology) A.M.Some aspects of homophily among high school students in varyingsocial climat es.Sherman, Franklin Eugene. (Di v.) Ph.D.The problem of a uTrinit[:),rianu social ethic: a study in thetheological foundations of Christian Social ethics vdth special ref toWerner Elert and Dietrich Bonhoeffer.Stephens, Walter S. (Divinity) A.M. wloStoll, Louise Frankel (Phil) A.M. wior Stricker, Edward Ivlichael (Chemistry) S.M. w/oStudor, Annriette Mae (S.S.A.) A.M. wlo page l�, June,1961Sherwood Tom McClain (Divinity) �.M. wloSinaiko, Herman Louis (Social 'I'hought.)Dialogue and dialectic in Plato. Ph.D.B 398 .18S6Singh, Kirpal Tejindar (Education) Ph.D.Determining objectives for secondary education in India; a. method-ological study. LB 3999Sjaastad, Larry Arlow (Economics) Ph.D.Income and migration in the United States. HB 3999Skryha, William J. (English) A.M. wloSmall, Kenneth Hollingshead (Phil.) A.M.Smith, William Raymond (History of Culture) Ph.D.History as argument: three patriot historians of the AmericanRevolution. F 9999Smothers, John Michael (Human Develpment) Ph.D.The public and private meanings and uses of popular music forAmerican adolescents. HQ 9999(Ed.)Snyder, Jane (8.S.A.) A.M. wloSorties, Jared (Chemistry) S.M. wloSoven, Paul (Physics) S.M. wloSpector, Harold Nor-nan (Physics) Ph.D.Magneto-acoustic effects in tilted magnetic fields. QC 1099��Sponheim, P't::tH. Honald (Divinity) Ph.D.The Christological formulations of Schleier.macher and Ki.er-kegaard inrelation to fundamental options discernible in divergent strands intheir discussion of God and man. BT 9999St anek , Jean Bee-Yee Chan (Math. ) S.M. wloStankevitzl, Regina John (English) A.M. wloStaples, Charles Gilb ert (S.S.A.) A.M. w/ostewa.rd, D-wight (English) A.M. wloStoevesandt, Gertrud (Education) A.M.Paper: John Dewey and the UF'oerderstufe"(Promotive Step) of theHRahmenplantl (skeleton plan) for West German �ducation.Suzuki, David Takayoshi (Zoology) Ph.D.Interchromosomal effect s on crossing over in Drosophilamelanog ast er-. QL 999Swanson, Eloise E. (S.S.A.) A.M. wloSzecsi, Peter (e}hemistry) Ph.D.Some addition reactions of the l,l-dimethyl-diazenium ion. QD 1099.5Taggart, Kathr,yn E. (r1 5' A )i.) • • • A.M. wlo'I'ar-r , David William (Political Science) PhlD.American power and diIhlomacy in the Mid.dle East. JX 9999(Divinity) A.M. wloTenzythoff, Gerrit JanTeren, Fred (Physi.cs) S.M. wloThompson, Mary St. George (Education) A.M.Paper: The organization of a social studies program: and evaluationl.Thornton, Jessie Martha White (S.S.A.) A.M.. wloToffolo, .E. Gary (�glish) A.M. wlo(English) A.M. wloTothill, TheresaO'NeillTracy, Richard Everett (Pathology) Ph.D.Studies on the mechanism of hyperl�mia in the nephrotic syndrome.RB 999 t-Trice, 'I'he Lma H. (S.S.A.) A.M. wloTschirgi, James Dean (Political Science) Ph.D.Multiple use of federal mineral lands: the politics of accornodatingsystems of public land adminiztration. HD 10000Trumbo, Bruce Edward (Statistics) S.M. wlo'I'wi.gg s , Brady Irvin (Political Science) A.M.Court supervision of the congressional cont empt power. JK 9999Van Dyke, Louis J (Human Development) A.M.'I'he deseriptive graphetic method; a case study in methodology forpsychologist s , BF 1999Vanderhaar, Margaret Mary (English) A.M. w/mVarnelis, Gabriele Grazina (S.S.A.) A.M. wlo( Chemistry) S.M. wloVazirani, Govind N.Viator, Lucille C. (Education) A.M.Paper: The Me in the gang.Villeneuve, Annette D. (S.0.A.) 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