�� /�.;2 Cc'/e.v-'G:1e�:>,c!/ /),�.,�fA+f;; (' »» ,.,ORDER Of EXERCKSESFor the Conferring of DegreesTen o'clockGEORGE W. BEADLE, President of the University, PresidingTHE CONVOCATION PROCESSIONPROCESSIONAL-Chaconne in E Minor(The congregation standing until the flags reach the chancel) BuxtehudeThe Marshal and the Student AidesThe Candidates for DegreesThe Faculties of the UniversityThe Trustees and Administrative OfficersThe Associate Dean of the University ChapelThe President 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 andDean, Disciples Divinity HouseTHE CONVOCATION ADDRESSGEORGE W. BEADLEPresident of the UniversitySOLO"Arm, arm, ye brave" (from Judas Maccabaeus)EDWARD WARNER, Bass, The University of Chicago ChoirArm, arm, ye brave! a noble cause,The cause of Heaven, your zeal demands.In defence of your nation, religion, and laws,The Almighty Jehovah will strengthen your hands. HandelTHE LLEWELLYN JOHN AND HARRIETMANCHESTER QUANTRELL AWARDSFor Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Are Made toNORMAN H. NACHTRIEB, Professor in the Department of Chemistry and the Insti­tute for the Study of Metals, Chairman of the Department of Chemistry, andHead of the Physical Sciences Section in the CollegeMr. Nachtrieb is a faithful son of this University. He took his S.B. degree here in 1936and his Ph.D. degree in 1941; returned as a research chemist in the wartime Metallurgical Labora­tory; and then joined the faculty of the Department of Chemistry. He represents the all too rarebreed of men in modern science who deftly combine the power of intellect required to make sig­nificant contributions at the growing edge of knowledge with the understanding and perspectiveneeded to impart the excitement and substance of learning to others. His are the talents of boththe researcher and the teacher, and in both capacities he has been invaluable to the University ofChicago. This is most evident in his present assignment. Mr. Nachtrieb serves as an effectivebridge between the graduate research programs in the Division of the Physical Sciences, where hecarries on a broad spectrum of chemical investigations particularly into the mechanisms of thetransport processes of solids and liquids, and the College's undergraduate instruction in the physi­cal sciences; for which he bears responsibility as Head of Section and in which he teaches chem­istry to Freshmen with great distinction. This dual role, bringing together the search for newknowledge with the teaching of the fundamentals on which it is based, has never been moreimportant than it is now. One of the tragedies of this age of science is the great illiteracy of edu­cated men and women about the natural sciences. Contributions of the quality of his own canhelp to break this barrier.LEO NEDELSKY, Professor of Physical Sciences in the CollegeMr. Nedelsky earned the S.B. degree in physics at the University of Washington and the S.M.and Ph.D. degrees in theoretical physics at the University of California. He was an instructor inphysics at that university from 1932 to 1935, and became a member of the faculty of HunterCollege in the latter year. He joined the faculty of the College and the Board of Examiners ofthe University of Chicago in 1941 and has been a Professor of Physical Sciences since 1959.An inspiring and dedicated teacher, Professor Nedelsky is remembered by his many studentswith much affection. Under his guidance the acquired an insight into the methods of scientific,�\inquiry through careful observation and thoughtful analysis. A champion of the belief that thegreat ideas of physics are a part of the cultural heritage of all young men and women, he hasdevoted the major part of his professional life to the realization of that ideal. Nationally promi­nent among college physics teachers, he has devoted much time and effort to the development ofinstructional methods and to the preparation of examination models. He has lectured widely toinstructors in institutions of higher learning in the United States on these subjects, and has beenan active member of the American Association of Physics Teachers.FRED A. SIEGLER, Assistant Professor of Philosophy in the CollegeMr. Siegler received his B.A. degree from Oxford University in 1955, and his Ph.D. degreefrom Stanford University in 1960. He joined the College faculty in 1959. From the outset he hasshown his determination to combine the excellence of a teacher, in a wide range of humanisticinterests, with the professional ambition of a philosopher. His generous bestowal of time, tact,and insight on the personal needs of students, whether engaged in classroom studies or independ­ent projects, has won everyone's admiration. Among his conspicuous successes has been the organ­ization of a seminar for undergraduate majors in philosophy-a development that is enriching, inupper-class work, the College's reputation for excellence in teaching.EDWARD WASIOLEK, Associate Professor of English in the College and AssociateProfessor in the Department of Slavic Languages and LiteraturesMr. Wasiolek received his A.B. degree in English at Rutgers University in 1949; his Ph.D.degree in Comparative Literature (English, French, and Russian) at Harvard University in 1955.After teaching experience at Harvard and Ohio Wesleyan University, he joined the faculty of theCollege in 1955. He has served as chairman of the general-education course in English Composi­tion and is currently holding a joint appointment in English and in the Department of SlavicLanguages and Literatures. He was co-author, with Raymond Bauer, of Nine Soviet Portraits(1955) and author of Crime and Punishment and the Critics (1961).Through his wide-ranging erudition, his knowledge of languages, and his clear mastery of thedialectical method of inquiry, Mr. Wasiolek has made himself a strong intellectual influence inthe College. Both students and colleagues have admired the skill with which he analyzes conceptsand have responded to his enthusiasm in communication. His work has set a challenging standardof performance in the teaching of humanities.THE AWARD OF HONORSAwarded General Honors with the Bachelor's Degree:Sally AkanBarry Jacob AlpherRobert Willey BartonBrenda Eleanor Fahs BeckKarl John BemesderferJohn Ralph BerryhillMorton Leon BurdickThomas W. CampbellThomas A. ClarkeLouis William CountrymanAaron J. DouglasFrances Lee FalkensteinJulian Bernet FerholtBarry Lowell FriedmanDavid Frank GreenbergNancy A. GutfeldAntoinette Berrong Hartman .Harry Brinton Henderson IIIMartin Henry Israel Ardis Ruth JacksonJon Carl JohanningRoberta T. KahaneKatherine Carey KiblingerMartha KingsburyArthur Jay KlowdenRobert Alan LavineEsther J. LeongGerald Frederick LermanDavid Howard LeveyRichard Simon LevyNorman M. LinkeRobert Norman McDonnellAnne Linda MeyersTobi C. MilonadisWilliam W. MixonDavid C. MosesJoel Elizabeth MurraySheldon H. Nahmod David B. Nicholson IIIRichard Albert RatnerGerald Marvin RizzerLeon S. RochesterLawrence Steven RossMurray M. SchacherJohn Ritchey SchefferArthur B. SchneiderSandra SciacchitanoRichard John ShakerMichael Louis ShakmanCarol Joan SiemensCarl S. SingerDurward DeWitt SkilesDiana Teresa SlaughterSheldon Marshall StolowichFrances Hastings TaftBarbara Emily UngerAwarded Special Honors with the Bachelor's Degree in the College:Howard S. Benensohn(Biology) "A Comparison of the Localization ofJ13Llabeled Anti-Murphy-Sturm Anti­bodies with J13Llabeled Antibodies toRat Fibrinogen in Rats Bearing Five­and Ten-Day Tumors""Social Progress and Individual Self­development: The Contribution ofJohn Stuart Mill to UtilitarianThought"Paper: "Study of the Causal Factors for theDecreased Frequency of Copulation inEyeless Flies"Paper:Joan Kathleen Fromm(Social Sciences) Paper:Antoinette B. Hartman(Biology)Deborah Jean Mills(History and Philosophy of the Physical Sciences) Paper: "Models and Scientific Theories"Awarded Special Honors with the Bachelor's Degree in the Col1ege and theDivision of the Biological Sciences:Gary G. Borisy(Biology)Robert Alan Lavine(Biology) Paper: "The Kinetosomes of' Tetrahymenapyriformis"Paper: "Strain Differences, Infantile Han­dling, and the Adrenocortical Stress­Response in Inbred Mice"Awarded Special Honors with the Bachelor's Degree in the College and theDivision of the Humanities:Karl John Bemesderfer(Philosophy)Ted Cohen(Philosophy) Paper: "The Logic of Kant's Examples"Paper: "The Status of Judgments in Aesthet­ics"Awarded Special Honors with the Bachelor's Degree in the College and theDivision of the Social Sciences:John Richard Corbin(Anthropology) Paper: "International Orientations among theNew Nations of West Africa"Members elected to Beta of Illinois Chapter O'f Phi Beta Kappa on nominationof the University for especial distinction in general scholarship in theUniversity:Barry Jacob AlpherKarl John BemesderferJohn Ralph BerryhillPatricia A. BurnhamJudy Paulene DavisAaron J. DouglasFrances Lee FalkensteinJulian Bernet FerholtJames Norton HoodArdis Ruth Jackson Jon Carl JohanningRoberta T. KahaneMartha KingsburyEsther J. LeongGerald Frederick LermanRichard Simon LevyJanet Louise MatherRobert Norman McDonnellAnne Linda MeyersTobi C. Milonadis Joel Elizabeth MurraySheldon H. NahmodGerald Marvin RizzerLawrence Steven RossMurray M. SchacherRichard John ShakerCarol Joan SiemensCarl S. SingerFrances Hastings TaftMembers elected to the Society of the Sigma Xi on nomination of the De­partments of Science for evidence of ability in research work in Science:George AndrosJames L. BenningtonHenry Albert BrownGary Wallace BryanSirotma BunnagPhilip B. DunhamTushar Ranjan DuttaEarl Leroy GasnerJon Edward Haebig Russell Lawrence HouckDonald Edward IrishAnn Beatrice JacobsonRebecca R. [arabakHarold Richard KeeganL. Randall KoenigBright Anderson LowryRoy Richard MillerYerramilli Sreerama Murty Salvatore Luciano NigroDanute E. NiteckiLewis Stanford SeidenRichard Arno SpielerPhilip Morehouse VollmarSherwyn Eugene WarrenRaymond Paul WesterdahlPaul Dudley WilsonAssociate members elected to the Society of the Sigma Xi on nomination at theDepartments of Science for evidence of ability in research work in Science:Yash Pal AbrolDavid Kent AndersonRonald H. ArendtJohn Lindsay Barker, Jr.William Darrell BonnerRodger Alan BrownWilliam CoolJames Wachob Covell Milton DraginisDallas Craig EdwardsGeorge GloecklerJoseph L. GoldmanKenneth Herman HarmetBrian M. HoffmanSusie Hunt HumphreysNicholas Joseph Lenn Arthur W. Luehrrnann, Jr.Jacob RaabFernando LUIS RenaudCarl Edward RosenkildeIvan Armand SellinMichael L. ShelanskiGeorge H. ThomsonEdward Waring WalbridgeMembers of the Junior and Senior classes of the School of Medicine elected toBeta of Illinois Chapter of Alpha Omega Alpha for excelJence in the workof the School:Joseph Mandel BaronRuth Marie CollinsIra FinegoldRichard FriedmanMark A. Goldberg Brian Edmond HendersonLeon Richard KassLawrence S. LessinLeonard James LyonFredrick Seymore Mishkin Charles Michael SchlossmanRobert Gary StagmanThomas Albert StockertRobert Cochran TalleyRobert David WoodsonMembers elected to Gamma of Illinois Chapter, Beta Gamma Sigma, on nomi­nation of the Graduate School of Business for scholarship and accomplish­ment in studies in Business Administration:James Joseph AlbrechtJames Michael BarrIrving L. BelinkoffGene L. ColemanJames S. CoxJohn William DewesRaymond Goetz John Garland IronmongerGonzalo Ibanez LangloisMorton B. MillensonJames C. MillerJohn B. MullenMyron Roy RosenthalPeter Sammond Leonard S. ShawC. Thomas Smith, Jr.Edwin Grant SwickJohn Eric ThompsonRichard R. WestRobert W. Williamson, Jr.Members of the Senior class of the Law School elected to the Order of theCoif for excellence in the work of the School:Allan Edward BiblinRonald L. EngelDonald W. GlavesCharles Harold Gustafson Richard HarrisMorrie MuchThomas Bell RutterGerald J. Sherman Henry Hirsh Stern, Jr.Stephen Edison TallentGerald Stuart WitherspoonThe Academy of American Poets Prize, to an undergraduate for the best poemor group of poems, is awarded to:James Reiss Poems: "The Elephant""Homage to Stevens"The Florence James Adams Prizes, for excellence in Artistic Reading, areawarded to:Randall Watson, FirstEdith Bjorklund, Second David Nolan, ThirdDavid Nicholson, FourthThe Roy D. Albert Prizes in Anthropology, to two students in the Departmentof Anthropology for outstanding work in that field, are awarded to:F. Landa J ocano Donald McVickerThe Joseph Henry Beale Prize, to the student in the first-year tutorial programof the Law School whose work is most worthy of special recognition, isjointly awarded to:Edmund Wells Kitch Lillian Elizabeth KraemerThe Monro Bernhard Prize, for an original proposal in the field of Social Insti­tutions, is awarded to:Vicky Shiefman Essay: "A New Approach to Education inthe Slum Areas of the Inner-City"The Millard P. Binyon Memorial Fund Prize, for distinction in humanisticpursuits in and outside the classroom, is awarded to:Charles VernoffThe William A. Bond Medal, to the varsity track athlete scoring the greatestnumber of points during the season, is awarded to:Cecil Edward WooleyThe 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:Joseph Mandel BaronThe Dean of Students, honors ten students in their Senior year with the HowellMurray-Alumni Association Award for their contribution to the extracurriculum at the University of Chicago:Karl BemesderferLee Benjamin Brown BloomLeonard FriedmanSherwin Kaplan Katherine Carey KiblingerMartha KingsburyLowell Julius Meyer Dennis Patrick O'LearyRobert ReiserOna Karen YoumansThe 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 of Social Work, is made to:John Robert DeakinsThe John Billings Fiske Poetry Prizes, for an original poem or cycle of poems,are awarded to:John Michael Zeglin, Second and Third Poem: "The Azalea"Poem: "The Forest"Poem: "An Autobiography of a BespectacledBat"Poem: "924 Cycle"Peter Michelson, FirstRobert B. Radin, Second and ThirdFredric Weiss., Second and ThirdThe Chicago Folklore Prizes are awarded to:Albert B. Friedman, FirstAlan Dundes, Second Book: The Ballad RevivalDissertation: The Morphology of NorthAmerican Indian Folktales.The Henry Ginsburg Memorial Prize in the Department of Physiology isawarded to:Robert StagmanThe Goethe Prizes, to College students for excellence in the study of GermanicLanguages and Literatures, are awarded to:Susan GuggenheimMary Morrison Parmer Roger A. BoutelleThe Harold E. Goettler Political Institutions Prizes are awarded to:John Richard Corbin, First Essay: "International Orientations Among theNew Nations of Africa"Essay: "Roosevelt Commits Suicide"Alan Levy, 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:Brian M. HoffmanThe Bonnie Harris Prize, for excellence in Fine Art and for encouragement ofstudents in the fine arts, is awarded to:Paul Frederick Sitz IIIThe Milo P. Jewett Prizes, for excellence in Bible reading, are awarded to:Richard A. Lawrence, First George A. Drake, SecondRalph Tyksinski, SecondThe Lawyers Title Award, to a student in the Law School for excellence in thefield of Property, is made to:Charles Harold GustafsonThe Edwin F. Mandel Award, to the graduate who has contributed most to theLegal Aid program during his Law School career, is made to':Martin Franklin BloomAn Honorary Award from the Olga and Paul Menn Foundation, for an originalpiece of fiction, is awarded to:Bernard K. Pomerance Novel: The Correction of AlexanderThe 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:Harold Swift Russell, FirstDale L. Schlafer, First Axel-Felix H. Kleiboemer, SecondFrank Leo Schneider, SecondThe Tbeodcae Lee Neff Prize, for excellence in the study of French Languageand Literature, is awarded to:Lawrence KerslakeThe Elizabeth R. Norton Prize, for excellence in research in Chemistry, isawarded to':Taleshwar SharmaThe N eyes-Cutter Prize for an essay on the Common-Dialect Greek isawarded to:Gerald F. Hawthorne Essay: "A Study of Genitive-Case Usage ofthe Articular Infinitive"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 O'f Social Work, is made to':Hertha Jane AdlerThe Howard Taylor Ricketts Award, in recognition of outstanding accom­plishment in the field of Microbiology, is made to:Dr. John Franklin Enders, Higgins University Professor at Harvard Medical School andChief of the Research Division of Infectious Diseases at the Boston Children's HospitalMedical CenterThe Susan Colver Rosenberger Prize, for constructive study and original re­search in the Divinity School, is awarded to:Gerhard E. SpieglerThe Amos Alonzo Stagg Medal, to the Senior athlete with the best all-roundrecord for athletics, scholarship, and character, is awarded to:lJ Joseph Andrew KuypersThe "Wall Street Journal" Award, to a student in the Law School for excellencein work in the field of Corporation Law, is made to:Gerald Herbert EvansTHE CONFERRING OF DEGREESCandidates for degrees will be presented in the following order:Candidates in the College by Dean Alan SimpsonThe Student Aides presented by Harold Haydon, Marshal of the UniversityCandidates in the Division of the Humanities by Dean Napier WiltCandidates in the Division of the Social Sciences by Dean D. Gale JohnsonCANDIDATES FOR THE BACHELOR'S DEGREEI. IN THE COLLEGEFor the Degree of Bachelor of Arts:BARRY JACOB ALPHER(Anthropology)HOWARD S. BENENSOHN(Biology)BARBARA JEAN BERG(Psychology) J. PAUL BLUM(International Relations)LARRY WELLS BOWMAN(Political Science)FREDERICK WILLIAM BUCH(S ociology )THOMAS W. CAMPBELL(General Studies in the Humanities)PATRICIA CONKLIN(English Language and Literature)NORMAN DAYRON(General Studies in the Humanities)ARTHUR S. DEDINSKY(Russian Language and Literature)HARRY EDWARD DEMBKOWSKI(Political Science)DALE H. DREWSMURRAY PETER DRY(Political Science)MAXINE LEE EPSTEIN(Political Science)HOWARD CARL ESSL(Sociology)MARGARET HODGKISS FALKE(English Language and Literature)FRANCES LEE FALKENSTEIN(English Language and Literature)JULIAN BERNET FERHOLT(Biology)BARBARA GRAHAM FLYNN(English Language and Literature)FRIDL FRECH(Germanic Languages and Literatures)BARRY LOWELL FRIEDMAN(Economics)SALLY LYNN FRISBIE(S ociology)JOAN KATHLEEN FROMM(Political Science)ROBERT M. GLICK(Romance Languages and Literatures)CYNTHIA L. GOLDRING(History)THOMAS ARTHUR GREGOR(Anthropology)NANCY A. GUTFELD(History)ANTOINETTE BERRONG HARTMAN(Biology)HARRY BRINTON HENDERSON III(History)ALBERTA ANN HILLYER(Anthropology)ROBERTA T. KAHANE(Sociology)AMY APFEL KASS(Tutorial Studies)OWEN A. KENNEDY(Psychology)SUSAN ROCHELLE KESSELMAN(Political Science) SUSAN F. LANDER(Anthropology)SHIRLEY VIOLET LA WRISUK(Education)EDWARD WILLIAM LEAN, JR.(Biology)GERALD FREDERICK LERMAN(Political Science)WARREN RALPH LINKA.B., University of Chicago, 1955(Social Science)CLEMENTINA NANCY LoPROTO(General Studies in the Humanities)DAVID J. LYONSA.B., University of Chicago, 1957M.B.A., ibid., 1962(Professional Option: Business)DEBORAH JEAN MILLS(History and Philosophy of the Physical Sciences)TOB! C. MILONADIS(Professional Option: Library Science)SARA ELIZABETH MORTON(Psychology)DAVID C. MOSES(Biology)JANE FORER MUNK(Mathematics)DAVID B. NICHOLSON III(General Studies in the Humanities)MICHAEL A. OPPENHEIMER(Philosophy)ROBERT JOHN PANOS(History and Philosophy of the Physical Sciences)FREDERICK OLIVER PAULSELL, JR.(Professional Option: Business)RENEE N. PEARLMAN(Psychology)DEBORAH PURCELL(Anthropology)RICHARD ALBERT RATNER(Biology)GERALD MARVIN RIZZER(Music)RIMANTAS RUDYS(Physics)JOAN RONNIE SAKS(Human Development)MARY ELLEN SAMONSKY(History)NICHOLAS ANTHONY SAM STAG(Philosophy)IRENE SHAIN(English Language and Literature)MICHAEL LOUIS SHAKMAN(Political Science)GARY HOWARD SHANDELSON(Biology)CAROL JOAN SIEMENS(Education)LENORE STEIN(Education)WILLIAM JAMES STEVENS(Tutorial Studies)JOHN C. STIEFEL(Political Science) JAMES EMBREE THESELIUS(Chemistry)NANCY EDITH VOGEL(Human Development)LYNN ALFRED WILLIAMS III(Political Science)RICHARD J. WILLIAMS(Anthropology)FRANCES KLEIN ZETLAND(Education)For the Degree of Bachelor of Philosophy:CHARLOTTE ANN SCHWARTZII. IN THE COLLEGE AND THE DIVISION OF THEBIOLOGICAL SCIENCESFor the Degree of Bachelor of Science:SALLY J. OGLESBY ANDERSON(Biopsychology)ROBERT WILLEY BARTON(General Biology)LEE BENJAMIN BROWN BLOOM(Biopsychology)CORNELIUS F. BOLTON(General Biology)GARY G. BORISY(Biochemistry)MICHAEL LEWIS BROWNSTEIN(Microbiology)SUSAN M. BUCCINNA(General Biology)MORTON LEON BURDICK(General Biology)THOMAS A. CLARKE(Zoology)KARL MICHAEL FIGLIO(Physiology)ALGI MANTAS J. GALINIS(Biochemistry)SANDRA C. HAMILTON(Biochemistry)JANICE F. HERMAN(Physiology)MICHAEL E. HRINDA(Biochemistry)MELVYN SANFORD KAPLAN(Physiology)MARK FREDRIC KAUFMAN(Microbiology)ARTHUR JAY KLOWDEN(General Biology) JAMES MICHAEL KRIVO(General Biology)ROBERT ALAN LAVINE(General Biology)RONALD ALAN LEFKON(General Biology)MARVIN W. LEVENSON(Biopsychology)SHEILA ADRIENNE MAHONEY(General Biology)NICHOLAS C. MARAVOLO(Biochemistry)HERBERT LEWIS MEISELMAN(Biopsychology)FREDERICK M. MILLER(General Biology)RICHARD LEE MILLER(Zoology)JOEL ELIZABETH MURRAY(General Biology)PATRICIA VIRGILIA NORTHUP(Biopsychology)ALAN LLOYD NORTON(Biochemistry)THOMAS JOSEPH PASCAL(General Biology)JOAN CAROL PAUST(Zoology)ELLEN S. REIFF(Biochemistry)DANIEL ROSENBLUM(General Biology)LAWRENCE STEVEN ROSS(General Biology)EDWARD FRANK SCHEINER(General Biology)ARTHUR B. SCHNEIDER(Biochemistry)SAMUEL JACOB SMITH(Biochemistry)STEVEN JOHN SVALINO(General Biology) JERRY JACK TOMASOVIC(General Biology)NICHOLAS GEORGE TSOULOS(Biochemistry)JEROME H. WOOLPY(Biopsychology)III. IN THE COLLEGE AND THE DIVISION OF THE HUMANITIESFor the Degree of Bachelor of Arts:KARL JOHN BEMESDERFER(Philosophy)MAXINE BLAU(Art)ROBIN BRENNER BOGEAUS(Romance Languages and Literatures) RICHARD PROCTOR MARTIN(Slavic Languages and Literatures)PETER L. OPPENHEIMER(Philosophy)ROBERTA MELANIE PIKSER(Linguistics)ROBERT COGAN(Philosophy)TED COHEN(Philosophy)DOROTHY COOPERMAN(English Language and Literature) SUSAN ERICA POLLARD(Romance Languages and Literatures)BERNARD K. POMERANCE(General Studies in the Humanities)CAROLYN FRANCES RAPP(General Studies in the Humanities)LOUIS WILLIAM COUNTRYMAN(Classical Languages and Literatures) MILTON ROCKLINA.B., University of Chicago, 1956(English Language and Literature)NAOMI JUDITH FINKELSTEIN(Art)DALIA V. GREBLIUNAS(Germanic Languages and Literatures) JULIE ELIZABETH ROGERS(Romance Languages and Literatures)JOHN DIMITRY HICKS(Linguistics) RONA GAIL ROSENBLATT(General Studies in the Humanities)EDITH SHIZUE HOSHINO(Germanic Languages and Literatures) WILLIAM HARRIS ROSENTHAL(English Language and Literature)JON CARL JOHANNING(Philosophy)JANE ANN JOHNSON(Romance Languages and Literatures) JOYCE ANN RUKAS(Slavic Languages and Literatures)JUDIT.H RICH SIGAN(Classical Languages and Literatures)EMILY M. KAIN(History) CARL S. SINGER(Germanic Languages and Literatures)MICHAEL CHARLES KOTZIN(General Studies in the Humanities) JOHN SNOWDAY(General Studies in the Humanities)OLEH KOWERKO(Russian Language and Literature) WILLIAM G. SPADY, JR.(General Studies in the Humanities)MARGARET ELEANOR STINSON(Slavic Languages and Literatures)BRINA DAWN LEHMAN(English Language and Literature) BARBARA J. SWITALSKI(Oriental Languages and Civilizations)ESTHER J. LEONG(Oriental Languages and Civilizations) ONA KAREN YOUMANS(English Language and Literature)JACK W. MAISEL(English Language and Literature) JAMES BLOCK ZAGEL(Philosophy)JANET LOUISE ZLOTOW(Music)RICHARD BYAM MARTIN(Linguistics)IV. IN THE COLLEGE AND THE DIVISION OF THE HUMANITIESF or the Degree of Bachelor at Fine Arts:EMILY CHANDLER BETT(Art) JANET ELAINE KASTEL(Art)V. IN THE COLLEGE AND THE DIVISION OF THE PHYSICAL SCIENCESFor the Degree at Bachelor of Science:JOSE ANTONIO ALVAREZ GERALD E. MARSH(Physics) (Physics)DAVID L. AUTON FREDERICK ALVIN MASTERSON, JR.(Mathematics)ROBERT NORMAN McDONNELL(Physics)WILLIAM KEENER BEAN(Chemistry) (Mathematics)r>. ROBERT C. BENSON WILLIAM W. MIXON(Physics) (Physics)JOHN RALPH BERRYHILL(Physics)JAY S. BUDIN(Chemistry)JAMES GERALD CAPLAN(Physics)ROGER JOSEPH DORNBERGER(Mathematics) GEORGE EDWARD MUND(Physics)CHIU SHEUNG NG(Chemistry)PHILIP CHRISLOCK NOREM(Physics)DENNIS PATRICK O'LEARY(Physics)ALAN HAROLD FEIVESON(Statistics)DONALD EDWARD FRENCH CHARLES L. ROBINSON(Mathematics)MICHAEL NEIL ROBINSON(Physics) (Physics)MARIE-LOUISE FRIEDMANN LEON S. ROCHESTER(Mathematics) (Physics)RALPH GOLDSMITH RONALD JACOB ROTH(Mathematics)(Mathematics)GARY RICHARD GOLDSTEIN(Physics) ALLAN F. SAAF(Physics)BRAYTON I. GRAY JOHN RITCHEY SCHEFFER( Chemistry)RUDOLPH E. SCHILD(Physics)KENNETH WAYNE SHEPARD(Physics)DAVID JULIUS SIMKIN(Chemistry)DURWARD DEWITT SKILES(Physics)LANCE W. SMALL(Mathematics)(Mathematics)DAVID FRANK GREENBERG(Physics)WALTER ALLEN JANKOWSKI(Chemistry)CHARLES H. KELTYA.B., University of Chicago, 1958(Physics)JOHN WALTER KRUK(Physics)ROBERT KUBALA(Mathematics)JANET ZOE KWIATKOWSKI(Chemistry)KENNETH C. LAITINEN ROGER W. SNYDER(Physics)JAMES DOUGLAS SULLIVAN(Physics)I-MING TANG(Physics)(Mathematics)ADRIENNE JOY LIPSON(Mathematics)MEDVILLE JAY THROOP(Physics)FRANK JOSEPH VETROVEC( Chemistry) JOE CHARLES YOUNG(Physics)VI. IN THE COLLEGE AND THE DIVISION OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCESF or the Degree of Bachelor of Arts:SALLY AKAN(Far Eastern Civilizations) THEA B. FELDMAN(Social Sciences)PHILIP G. AL TBACH(History)RICHARD JAMES AYESSE(Psychology)JONATHAN BERALL(Political Science)DONNA SUE BERG(Sociology)BARBARA LESLIE BERNSTEIN(Education)JOYCE R. BORKIN(Sociology)JOAN R. BOWMAN(Education)JOHN HAYDEN BOYD(Economics) JUDITH ANN FIELD(Political Science)JOHN MERWIN FRITZ(Anthropology)HAROLD SIDNEY GOLDSMITH(Economics)ALYCE M. GREEN(Psychology)DAVID MEL TON GRIFFITH(Political Science)CAROL H. GROSSMAN(History)HOLLIS BLANCHARD HARRELL(Psychology)ARDIS RUTH JACKSON(Far Eastern Civilizations)JUDITH L. CHRISTIAN(Education)JULIE SIMON COHEN(Economics) PETER JACOBSON(Political Science)JAMES GALE COLLINS(Political Science)JOHN RICHARD CORBIN(Anthropology)SONIA RAGIR CORBIN(Anthropology)GARRY M. CRANE(Economics)BETTE STACK D' ASARO(Sociology)CHRISTIE DAUPHIN(History)ROBERTA DEITCH(History)DOROTHY N. DORF(Anthropology)MARK DAVID EASTMAN(Psychology)LESLIE KAY EHRLICH(Education)MARY ANN EININGER(Psychology) STEPHEN LOUIS KARPF(History)GEORGETTE MEREDITH KATAOKA(Anthropology)MARGARET THERESA KAUDERS(Political Science)GERALDINE OTT KETTERSON(Psychology)ELIZABETH SARAH KLEIN(Political Science)E. EVERETT KLINE, JR.(Political Science)DENNIS WILLIAM KOUTOUZOS(Political Science)JUDITH ANN KRUEGER(Education)JOSEPH ANDREW KUYPERS(Psychology)LESTER EDWARD LANDERS(Political Science)ARTHUR E. LEGACY(History)JURIS A. LEJNIEKS(International Relations)LEONARD D. LEVIN(History)RICHARD SIMON LEVY(History)NORMAN M. LINKE(History)JUDITH MAKOFSKY(History)LEONARD E. McDANNEL, JR.(Far Eastern Civilizations) HOWARD BERNARD SCHONBERGER(History)HERBERT ARNOLD SCHWARTZ(Political Science)DAVID HOWARD LEVEY(Economics)MILDRED MAYRENE SHAW(Sociology)AARON DAVID SILVER(International Relations) /STEPHEN SITTLER(History) \DIANA TERESA SLAUGHTER(Human Development)ANNE LINDA MEYERS(Political Science)SHELDON H. NAHMOD(Political Science) L. TOMLIN STEVENS(History)SUSAN SARA STRODTHOFF(Psychology)BERNARD SUSSER(Far Eastern Civilizations)GAIL JOAN PARADISE(History)AURIN PRIMACK(Political Science)BETTY PARKER REYNOLDS(Education) ROBERT DONALD UNFERTH(History)FREDERICK LEE WENGER(Political Science)ELIZABETH ROBSON(Sociology)HOWARD ALAN ROSENFIELD(Psychology)MICHAEL ROSKIN(Education) SANDRA M. WESTGATE(Anthropology)ALLEN ROBERT WILCOX(Political Science)PETER JAY ROSLER(Political Science)MARTHA T. SCHMIERER(Psychology) J. LE VELLE WILLIAMS(Psychology)JACK ZEVIN(Psychology)ALANNE LEE BAERSON(Tutorial Studies)ELIZABETH TUCKER GUICEVII. THE STUDENT AIDESIn the CoIlegeBARBARA EMILY UNGER(Romance Languages and Literatures)(Physics)In the CoIlege and the Division of the HumanitiesKATHERINE CAREY KIBLINGER(English Language and Literature) FRANCES HASTINGS TAFT(General Studies in the Humanities)MARTHA KINGSBURY(General Studies in the Humanities)In the College and the Division of the Physical SciencesGERALD J. CHODIL(Physics)KENNETH R. DRIESSEL(Mathematics)MARTIN HENRY ISRAEL(Physics) MURRAY M. SCHACHER(Mathematics)RICHARD JOHN SHAKER(Mathematics)JUDITH VERTREES, (Chemistry)LOWELL JULIUS MEYER(Political Science)SANDRA SCIACCHITANO(History)SHELDON MARSHALL STOLOWICH(Political Science)In the College and the Division of the Social SciencesBRENDA ELEANOR FAHS BECK(Anthropology)ALAN SAUL BERGER(Sociology)AARON J. DOUGLAS(Economics)CANDIDATES FOR THE MASTER'S DEGREEI. IN THE DIVISION OF THE HUMANITIESFor the Degree O'f Master of Arts:ANTHONY COLLINS AMBERGA.B., University of Chicago, 1957A.B., ibid., 1959(English Language and Literature)LYNNE VAN ES ATKINSONA.B., Mount Holyoke College, 1960(English Language and Literature)ROBERT CHARLES BRYANTA.B., Buena Vista College, 1955B.D., University of Chicago, 1959(Classical Languages and Literatures)MARY WILEY CHRISTOPHERA.B., Butler University, 1942(English Language and Literature)NANCY COX DESOMBREA.B., University of Chicago, 1961(English Language and Literature)DONALD JAMES EDGEA.B., Boston University, 1961(English Language and Literature)ALLEN D. GOLDHAMERA.B., Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut, 1960(English Language and Literature)CAROYN J. IVESA.B., Drake University, 1960(English Language and Literature)DONALD MARTIN JENNIA.B., De Paul University, 1958(Committee on General Studies in the Humanities)GERALD E. KADISHA.B., Hunter College, 1959(History)DISSERTATION: Street Gangs in the Late RomanRepublicHELEN ELIZABETH KAUFMANNS.B., New Haven State Teachers College, 1960(English Language and Literature)WILLIAM A. LYELL, JR.(Oriental Languages and Civilizations)DISSERTATION: The Birth and Death of the Yang­Mo SymbolWILLIAM O. MAKELYS.B., University of Wisconsin, 1955(English Language and Literature) ROBERTA MASSA.B., Temple University, 1959(English Language and Literature)RONALD J. McCAIGA.B., University of Chicago, 1961(English Language and Literature)PETER R. McKEONA.B., University of Chicago, 1959(History)DISSERTATION: The University of Paris, the Mendi­cant Orders, and the Question of EcclesiasticalAuthority in the Thirteenth CenturyBASIA CAROLYN MILLERA.B., Antioch College, 1959(Romance Languages and Literatures)THE REVEREND DOMINIC J.MORRISSETTE(Romance Languages and Literatures)CORNELIUS EDWARD NAGEL(Linguistics)ALICE JEAN NEWMANA.B., Bryn Mawr College, 1960(Classical Languages and Literatures)GEORGE EDWARD NIXA.B., Loyola University. Chicago, Illinois, 1959(Classical Languages and Literatures)DANIEL McVAGH POPPA.B., Yale University, 1960(Germanic Languages and Literatures)JAMES DONALD ROSEA.B., University of Notre Dame, 1960(English Language and Literature)JANET BETH ROSENTHALA.B., Sarah Lawrence College, 1960(English Language and Literature)ROMAN SCHOLDRADr. rer, pol., University of Innsbruck, Austria,1951LL.B., University of Saskatchewan, Canada, 1958(Slavic Languages and Literatures)STEVEN J. SCHWARTZA.B., Reed College, 1960(English Language and Literature)ROXANE HEATER SIEGLERA.B., StanJord University, 1959(History)THOMAS I. STARKA.B., University oj Michigan, 1952S.B., University oj Chicago, 1958(Philosophy)KARL G. STELDTA.B., Harvard University, 1961(Philosophy)PURCELL CARTER STYBR(Germanic Languages and Literatures) FRANCOIS ROBERT VAN ROSEVELTS.B., University oj Rochester, 1960(English Language and Literature)BRUCE JAMES VERMAZENA.B., University oj Chicago, 1961(Committee on General Studies in the Humanities)THE REVEREND KEVIN P . WALCOT(English Language and Literature)FREDRIC LARRY WEISS(Philosophy)II. IN THE DIVISION OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCESF or the Degree of Master of Arts:CLYDE MELVIN AIKENSA.B., University o] Utah, 1960(Anthropology)JOAN DOSS ANDERSONB.Ed., Chicago Teachers College, 1956(Education)MARTIN KURJIAN BAKERA.B., Carleton College, 1957(Education)BERNHARD BAUNSGAARDSkoleembedseksamen, University oj Copenhagen,Denmark, 1947(Education)HERSCHEL REUBEN BERGMANA.B., Whitman College, 1960(Political Science)DISSERTATION: The Portland Freeway: a Study inMulti-level GovernmentBATSHEVA BONNEA.B., Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, 1958(A nthropology)GLADSTONE G. BONNICKA.B., Roosevelt University, 1958(Economics)MARY WARD BOOTHA.B., San Diego State College, 1957(Sociology)DISSERTATION: Homeless Men: Occupational Mo­bility and Related Background FactorsLEONA VELMA BRADYS.B., Hampton Institute, 1955(Education)WILLIAM E. BROWNSONA.B., Washington State University, 1960(Education)JANET M. BUSKEYS.B., Milwaukee Downer College, 1955(Committee on Human Development)DISSERTATION: An Exploratory Survey oj Occupa-tional TherapyELSTON CHAUNCEY COLEMAN, JR.A.B., University oj Chicago, 1958(History) CONSTANCE E. CRONINB.B.A., University o] Miami, 1955(Anthropology)ALAN DAVID ENTINA.B., University o] Chicago, 1960(Committee on Human Development)DISSERTATION: Tactile Exploration in Normal andBrain-Injured MonkeysJOHN EARL FLOYDB.Comm., University o] Saskatchewan, 1958(Economics)VERONICA STOLTE FRANKSS.B., Columbia University, 1960(Sociology)OMER RICHARD GALLEA.B., Bethel College, 1959(Sociology)JOSEPH F. GARTNERS.B., Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois, 1960(Political Science)DISSERTATION: America's Dejense Policy in theMiddle East, 1953-58JAMES A. GOSSA.B., University oj Oregon, 1960(A nthropology)RUDOLF KARRMANN HAERLE, JR.A.B., Dartmouth College, 1953(Sociology)DISSERTATION: A Survey oj the Literature on Reli­gious Intermarriage, with Special Emphasis onCatholics in Mixed MarriagesJOHN WILLIS HARBESONA.B., Swarthmore College, 1960(Political Science)DISSERTATION: The Federal Courts and Legisla­tive ReapportionmentDAVID R. HEISEB.I., University of Missouri, 1958A.B., ibid., 1959(Sociology)M. ESTHER HERMITTE(Anthropology)WILLARD J. HESSA.B., Morris Harvey College, 1948(Social Sciences)EDNA C. HINELINES.B., Manchester College, 1933(Education)MAVIS HOBERGA.B., University of Chicago, 1950A.B., ibid., 1956(Social Sciences)JANE A. HOBSONA.B., Valparaiso University, 1959(History)DISSERTATION: Matias Romero and the MonroeDoctrine in the French Invasion of Mexico:1862-1867RONALD FRANKLIN INGLEHARTA.B., Northwestern University, 1956(Political Science)DISSERTATION: Conflicting Systems and MiddleEastern UnityF. LANDA JOCANOA.B., Central Philippine University, [aro, Iloilo,Philippines, 1957(Anthropology)JAMES JOSEPH KAVANAUGHS.B., Lewis College, 1959(Education)DON ROLAND KIENZLEA.B., Stanford University, 1960(International Relations)DISSERTATION: American Foreign Policy TowardGermany in the Early Post-World War II PeriodPHILIP KOSSOFFL.L.B., lohn Marshall Law School, 1929(Education)GEORGENE LAMBROSPh.B., Northwestern University, 1960(Social Sciences)T. S. LEES.B., Indiana University, 1951M.B.A., ibid., 1952(Economics)ELLEN DEBORAH LEVINEA.B., Brandeis, University, 1960(Political Science)DISSERTATION: The Second Eden: Myth and Reli­gion in Afrikaner Political CommunityDONALD GILSON LINDBURGA.B., Houghton College, 1956(Anthropology)ROBERT J. LIPSCHULTZA.B., University of Chicago, 1960(History)DISSERTATION: American Attitudes Toward Mexi­can Immigration, 1924-1952THOMAS E. LUXA.B., St. [ohn. Fisher College, 1957(Anthropology) THOMAS FRANCIS LYNCHA.B., Cornell University, 1960(Anthropology)SUSANNA B. McBEEA.B., University of Southern California, 1956(Political Science)DISSERTATION: Sit-in Demonstrations and the LawJOHN PATRICK McCARTHYS.B., Fordham University, 1960(History)DISSERTATION: Daniel O'Connell and the Whigs,1830-1835THOMAS MORRISA.B., St. Mary's Mission Seminary, 1955(Education)CHARLES MORRISONA.B., University of Minnesota, 1960(Anthropology)ALLAN FRANCIS MUSKOPFS.B., State University of New York at Brockport,1953(Education)TERRANCE A. NOSANCHUKA.B., Wayne State University, 1958(Sociology)MARIETTA CARTER PALMERS.B., Central State College, Wilberforce, Ohio,1950(Education)JERRY FRANKLIN PEARSONA.B., Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois,1956(Social Sciences)VISID PRACHUABMOHA.B., Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thai­land, 1957(Sociology)DISSERTATION: Patterns of Child Spacing in aMetropolis: ChicagoR. RADHAKRISHNANA.M., Madras University, India, 1954(Anthropology)ROBERT MARTIN RICHA.B., University of Illinois, 1960(Education)NORBERT RIVERA-MORALESA.B., Jamestown College, North Dakota, 1950(Sociology)VICTOR BARAK ROSENSHINEA.B., University of Chicago, 1952A.B., ibid., 1960(Education)ESTHER RUSKINS.B., Northwestern University, 1946(Education)JAMES WILLIAM SIMMONSS.B., University of Western Ontario, Canada, 1959(Geography)DISSERTATION: Relationships Between the Popu­lation Density Pattern and the Site of CitiesELIZABETH B. SKEATSS.B., University of Maryland, 1953(Education)ROSE S. STAMLER(Sociology)DISSERTATION: Racial Differences in Heart DiseaseRisk Factors: Some Socio-Psychological AspectsTHOMAS P. STEINERA_B., University of Chicago, 1954A.B., ibid., 1958(History)DISSERTATION: The Place of C. J. Fox in the EarlyReform Movement: 1768-1797HELENA KARIN SZEPE(History)DISSERTATION: The Function and Development ofthe Cultural-Educational 117 ork of the SovietTrade Unions during the NEP PeriodCCl WALLACE FRED TANGWALLA.B., University of Wisconsin, 1957(History)DISSERTATION: Immigrants in the Civil War: SomeAmerican ReactionsHERMAN J. VAN WERSCHCandidaats Examen, State University of Utrecht,Netherlands, 1960(Geography)DISSERTATION: Rural Modernization in Moroccowith Special Reference to the Ben Ahmed District MARJORIE JEANNE BIVINS VASEFFA.B., University of Chicago, 1943(Education)WALTER J. WARD, JR.A.B., Fordham University, 1959(Anthropology)MARK DALLAS WARDENA.B., Capital University, 1960(Political Science)DISSERTATION: An Examination of Jeremy Ben­tham's Criticisms of Natural Right DoctrineNANCY THEILGAARD WATTSA.B., Grinnell College, 1948(Education)WOLFGANG WEISSLEDERS.B., Columbia University, 1960(Anthropology)JOAN K. WHITE(Education)YOSHINORI YOKOIA.B., Kagawa University, Japan, 1956(Economics)CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREEOF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY1. IN THE DIVISION OF THE HUMANITIESJOHN ANTHONY BRINKMANA.B., Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois, 1956A.M., ibid., 1958(Oriental Languages and Civilizations)DISSERTATION: A Political History of Post-KassiteBabyloniaCHARLES WILLIAM CARTERA.B., University of Kentucky, 1950B.D., Emory University, 1954(Oriental Languages and Civilizations)DISSERTATION: Hittite Cult-InventoriesGILBERT RICHARD FISCHERA.B., Oberlin College, 1938B.M., ibid., 1940M.M., North Texas State Teachers College, 1949A.M., ibid., 1950(Philosophy)DISSERTATION: A Study in the Philosophy of Hus­serlJOHN HOWARD MACKIN, JR.A.B., University of Wisconsin, 1943A.M., University of Chicago, 1947(English Language and Literature)DISSERTATION: Orations and Speeches of Persua­sion in Shakespeare's Tragedies: A Summary JACK W. MElLANDA.B., University of Chicago, 1956A.M., ibid., 1957(Philosophy)DISSERTATION: Studies in the Explanation of Ac­tionROBERT D. NARVESONA.B., Concordia College, Minnesota, 1953A.M., University of Chicago, 1954(English Language and Literature)DISSERTATION: Edgar Lee Masters' Spoon RiverAnthology: Background, Composition, andReputationMARGARET NORHEIM O'CONNELLA.B., College of St. Catherine, 1942A.M., University of Chicago, 1952(Committee on History of Culture)DISSERTATION: "A Spirit Afloat": A Study of theImpact of the Oxford Movement in AmericaKRISTINA POMORSKAA.B., Slovacki's College, Warsaw, Poland, 1951A.M., University of Warsaw, Poland, 1955(Slavic Languages and Literatures)DISSERTATION: Literary Theories and PoeticSchools in the Beginning of the Twentieth Cen­tury in RussiaSHOLOM ALCHANAN SINGERA.B., Yeshiva University, 1946A.M., Columbia University, 1948(Committee on History of Culture)DISSERTATION: Seier Hasidim (Book of thePious): A Translation with Notes and Intro­ductionGEORGE ERWIN TAYLORA.B., University of Manitoba, Canada, 1938D.B., United College, Winnipeg, Canada, 1943A.M., University of Toronto, Canada, 1946(New Testament and Early Christian Literature)DISSERTATION: The Apocryphal Correspondence ofSt. Paul with the Church at Corinth FRANCIS M. WHEELERA.B., Westmont College, 1947(C lassical Languages and Literatures)DISSERTATION: An Analysis of Method and Pur-pose in the Cyropaedia of XenophonWILLIAM JAMES HICKLINS.B., University of Chicago, 1949A.M., ibid., 1951(Education)DISSERTATION: A Study of Long-Range AcademicPredictionII. IN THE DIVISION OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCESIAN BURTONA.B., University of Birmingham, England, 1956A.M., ibid., 1957(Geography)DISSERTATION: Types of Agricultural Occupanceof Flood Plains in the United StatesJAMES STATON CHASEA.B., College of William and Mary, 1953A.M_, University of Chicago, 1957(History)DISSERTATION: The Emergence of the NationalNominating ConventionJOHN ERNEST CHEALB.E., University of Alberta, Canada, 1948M.E., ibid., 1958(Education)DISSERTATION: Canadian Provincial School Sys­tems: Their Input-Output DifferencesDAVID DAMASA.B., University of Toledo, 1950A.M., University of Chicago, 1960(Anthropology)DISSERTATION: The Structure of Igluligmiut LocalGroupingsELLIOT WAYNE EISNERA.B., Roosevelt College, 1954S.M., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1955A.M., University of Chicago, 1958(Education)DISSERTATION: The Development and Use of aTypology of Creative Behavior in the VisualArtsJAMES MILTON FERGUSONA.B., Stanford University, 1958(Economics)DISSERTATION: The Advertising Rate Structure inthe Daily Newspaper IndustryANDREW M. GREELEYA.M., University of Chicago, 1961(Sociology)DISSERTATION: The Influence of Religion on theCareer Plans and Occupational Values of June1961 College Graduates M. EVA VERBITSKY HUNTA.M., University of Chicago, 1959(Anthropology)DISSERTATION: The Dynamics of the DomesticGroup in Two Tzeltal Villages: A ContrastiveComparisonFRANK JENNESS KENDRICKA.B., Grinnell College, 1950A.M.; University of Chicago, 1956(Political Science)DISSERTATION: McCarthy and the SenateLORRAINE MARION LAVIGNEB.Ed., Chicago Teachers College, 1948A.M., De Paul University, 1950(Education)DISSERTATION: Impact of the National Merit Schol­arship Program on the Public High SchoolBRUCE BIRGE MAcLACHLANA.B., University of Chicago, 1954A.B., ibid., 1954A.M., ibid., 1955(Anthropology)DISSERTATION: The Mescalero Apache Tribal Court:A Study of the Manifestation of the AdjudicativeFunction in a Concrete Judicial InstitutionSISTER MARY ELIZABETH, C.H.S.A.B., University of Buffalo, 1946A.M., ibid., 1949(History)DISSERTATION: Agricultural Credit and Banking inthe Philippines, 1913-1917: An AdministrativeStudyLLOYD J. MENDELSONA.B., University of Chicago, 1946A.M., ibid., 1948(Education)DISSERTATION: The National Science Foundationand Educational PolicyDAVID ELLIOT ORLINSKYA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1954(Psychology)DISSERTATION: Psychodynamic ana Cognitive Cor­relates 0/ Dream RecallBELDEN HENRY PAULSONA.B., Oberlin College, 1950A.M., University of Chicago, 1955(Political Science)DISSERTATION: Revolution in the Villages of SouthItalyFRANCES FOX PIVENA.B., University of Chicago, 1953A.M., ibid., 1956(Committee on Planning)DISSERTATION: The Function of Research in theFormation of City Planning PolicyJUDITH BLAKE SCHAEFERA.B., University of Chicago, 1950A.M., ibid., 1957(Human Development)DISSERTATION: Stability and Change in ThematicApperception Test Response from Adolescenceto AdulthoodSALLY R. SCHANFIELDA.B., University of Chicago, 1947A.B., ibid., 1956A.M., ibid., 1959(Anthropology)DISSERTATION: The Middle Pleistocene of the West­ern and Central Sahara SHERMAN SHAPIROA.B., College of the City of New York, 1948A.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1951(Economics)DISSERTATION: An Analysis of the Determinants ofCurrent Public and Societal Expenditures perPupil in Elementary and Sec(mdary Schools, De­cennially, 1920-50BARBARA SHERMANS.B., Russell Sage College, 1954A.M., University of Chicago, 1956(Education)DISSERTATION: A Study of Teachers' Identificationswith Childhood Authority FiguresLEONARD SIDNEY STEINA.M., University of Chicago, 1949(Political Science)DISSERTATION: Consistency 0/ Public Opinion onForeign PolicyIRVING S. WHITEA.M., University of Chicago, 1949(Committee on Human Development)DISSERTATION: Discrepancies between Self andFather Perceptions Among College StudentsALMA MATER Words byEDWIN H. LEWISCOPYRIGHTTHE BENEDICTIONTHE RECESSIONALHeroic Song(The congregation remains standing during the Recession)A reception for the graduates and their guests will be held in the patioof Ida Noyes Hall immediately following the Convocation. Jean LanglaisORGANISTEDWARD MONDELLO, University OrganistCARILLONNEURDANIEL ROBINS, University CarillonneurMARSHALHAROLD HAYDONVICE-MARSHALGEOFFREY C. M. PLAMPINASSIST ANT MARSHALSROBERT LOVETT ASHENHURST GEORGE JOSEPH METCALFLEON CARNOVSKYJOSEPH CEITHAMLDANIEL J. HARRISROBERT J. HASTERLIKGWIN J. KOLB JAMES MAXWELL RATCLIFFEHERMAN GLENN RICHEYEDWARD W. ROSENHEIM, JR.WILBERT HERBERT URRYWILLIAM NATHANIEL WEAVERMONA LOUISE BLEIBERGPATRICIA ANNE BURNHAMROBERT CHARLES CORDEKJUDY PAULINE DAVISJANIFER DEE GERLMARIA GUMBINASBRIAN M. HOFFMANSIDNEY FREDERICK HUTTNERMARTIN HENRY ISRAEL STUDENT AIDESJEAN BURNS MACLEANJANE ANNE ORRDIANA JOY PAULSONMURRAY M. SCHACHERRICHARD JOHN SHAKERCAROL VALENTINE SIMPSONMARIANNA TAXBARBARA EMILY UNGERCHARLES ELLIOTT VERNOFFWILLIAM PALMER WEBERKATHERINE CAREY KIBLINGERSHELDON JOEL LEWISRAYMOND LAWRENCE LlSSLOWELL JULIUS MEYER DOUGLAS RECTOR WHITEABBIE ZIFFRENPreceding the Convocation, the University Carillonneur will play the "Partita in E Major"(BWV 1006) by Johann Sebastian Bach.The swinging peal, composed of five of the larger bells of the carillon, including the eighteen­and-one-half-ton bourdon, is sounded at the end of the Convocation.A PARTIAL i.rsr OF GRADUATLS FOR THE JUNE 1962 COIWOCATION( EXCLUSIVE OF THOSE EECEIVING BA, BS, MBA,AND LAY; DEGREES )(The symbol tlw/ou means wi.t.hout, thesis)(SSA) A·M·Aikens, Clyde Melvin (Anth.) A.M.Paper: Position of the Karparowi.t s Plateau in S.l •. prehistory.AH-tvtM'�) L�lu._ Af\A/\ (SS,A) A ·M. \)J I oAmberg, Anthony Collins (Eng.) A.M. wloAnderson, Joan Doss (Educ.) A.M.Paper: The use of select ed cont ext clues in the development. of a social studies vocabulary.AY-�().A'\.t�£ Mou"('o-o.. '\)JLtf..Y' (�C;A) R·M, w/oAtkinson, Lynne van Es (Eng.) A.M. wloBaker, Martin Kurijian (Educ.) A.M.Paper: Study of indoctrination in the trend schools from1949-1953 in Israe;.�tt I \) (I:Fr�.C\.-&v k 4 \.55 t\) A. . M . vJ /0Baunsgaard, Bernhard S. (Educ.) A.M.Paper: A comparison of Danish education in its social andeconoITQc setting 1900-1910 and 1950-�960.f.:>�ffJ Rtc�vtc, (SSA) A·M.. WIt)Bennington, James L. (Microbiology) S.M.QR999 Radioautographic analysis of soluble antigen­antibody complexes se�arable by paper electrophoresis.�t\) Ro� G� (��ft) "'-'/0Bergman, Herschel Reuben (Pol. Sci.) A.M.JS9999 The Portland Freeway: a study in nrulti-levelgovernment. .B\��" Go·n�frv.- A· C��A-) �/()Birchfield, Gene E. (Geophysical Sci.) Ph.D.QCl099 Some dynamical properties of free oscillations ofQ t._he atmosphere of the second class.ps e , Ko �t 6� (SS4) ,h>/oBonne, Batsheva (Anth.) A.J)Jt.Paper: Demographic study of Samaritans.Bornick, Gladstone G. (Econ.) A.M. w/o2--June 1962Booth, Mary V:ard (Sociology) A.M.HV9999 Homeless men: occupational mobility and relatedbackground factors.Brady, Leona Velma (Educ.) A.M.Paper: The use of unf'ami.Li.ar algorisms in remedial arith-.metic instruction. )iY�!+ I 1)!� vJlL\,�; (S��) .� 0Br-own son , Vnlllam E. (Educ.) A.M.Paper: The scientific community and the authorship of12 k secondary school ��ie�e textbooks, �915 and 1955.uUY e. g� No\lN\ lS<;ft) /t·M. =t»Bryant, Robert Charles (Classics). A.M.o. \ PaJ?er: Metabole �Euripides. JDVS",- t K0't L<2.A.-- (�S It) t\. fV\' vJ 0Buskey, Janet M (Comm. on Hum. Devel.) A.M.L RM.999 (Ed) An explorat Ol-Y survey of occupational therapy.Qo.-vv�)]� lSSA) A:,{VL =l:Carter, Charles William (Oriental Lang. and Civiliz.) Ph.D.P1999(Or) Hittite cult-inventories.Castro, Anthony John (Chern.) Ph.D.QDI099.5 I. Synthesis of a stable biradical. II. Charge-transfer polypeptides. JC�b.w� I F� �o� (SSA-) A ,M e: � oChase, James Staton (History) Ph.D.The emergence of the national nominating con-vention.Cheal, Jorill E (Educ.) Ph.D.LA3999 Canadian provincial school systems: their input­output differences.'roWt M'_' C.(SSA)' A· M.w{o Christopher, ¥ary !::;r (Eng • .) A.M. wi?cto-.tk 1)o��.� lSSA-) A·M. -t-Clark; Stewart Alan (Geog.) S.M.HE9999(Ge) Illinois shortline railroads: 184.0-1962.C\tW�) K�� R\b�k. (SSA) � 'Mr �/oColeman, .i:!Jlston Chauncey Jr. (History) A.M. wlo<.:{)�, H- C\�� (SSA) A-M. �)bColeman, William Harvey {Microbiol.) S.M.QR999 Production of�-carboxy-t3-hydroxyisocaproic acid/? L by a mutant of Aspergillus fUJ11igat)ls.,"-OHe �) Co....ro � �vi� (S $ 4) w /0Cronin, Constance E (Anth.) A.M./' ... Japer: American kinsh� and inlaws. )'-'t1.�·1 I A. \la-A,A1'. C 'S� It\- ) A � M. � \.oJ 6Demas , David J (Anth.) Ph.D.GN999 The structure of Igluligmiut local groupings.�5t"1\K-m� I :foh'1\. � (OIlI��1 ltNyt1S i, c\vo/. PJJ.O, .O�'1'1 !l perfl t fe'oJ hw� at fb<7T- I{qssde .. B�16'IllC\_1 f(j'1 _,.)� 2. (3.(..,\)1\3--June 1962Davis, Howard Ted (Chem_stry) Ph.D.QD 1099 borne theoretical and experi ental studies of ir-.5. reversible �rocesses in si Ple/ dense fluids.J)evv i., fRo W M ( � SA-), A � M r � 0DeSombre, Nancy Cox (English) A.M. 1'/01)0 W\. 'IT" } Gw"-'l"J :r (S5 t\--') A·/Vt ' �J 0Dunham, Philip B. (L.oology) Ph. D.The adaptation of tetrahymena to a high NaCl environment.Edge, Donald James (.r..nglish) A.M. w/oEisner, Elliot vayne (Educat.Lon) Ph.D.LB 3999 The development and use of typology of creative'- behavior in the visual arts.t;: ,,�') I A t1 �t \..&... 'l � ( S SA-) A- 11\ .Entin, Alan David (Human Devltpt .. ) A.M.BF 1999 Tactile exploration in normal and brain-iiljured(Ed.) monkeys.r��::\�� �::��Di���)PIl.t�' ..,}oB 4999 A comparison and driti€f.ue of the interpretations off tl detiumanization in the tho�lrJ.t of Sor-en- and Karl Marx112. , E'Jw�ct L-tLW �Lt- [<)c;.I\) A./Vl,. kw kt.��_"J. VJ10Ferguson, James M. (Econom c s) Ph.D.HF 9999 The a.dvertising rate structure in the daily news-C -r paper Lndust ry .{�rt"1 J Joo-- M.� (<;$ A- ) It· M, r-l) 0Field, Ri.shar'd 'I'r e .dwe.LL (Geogra1Jhy) .s .1.1..QC 1099 The eddy heat flux over a small lake by the eddy(Ge.) eddy correlation method.Fischer, Gilbert Hichard (Philosophy) Ph.D.B 3279 A st.udy in the philosophy of bdIn"Q.t'1d Husserl..H95 Z 7 F5t:re-J, q:>��� ttl)o.k\L (SSA) A - M. w)oFloyd, John Earl (Economics) A. 1',11. wloflrl,tc-� I ����"- 4� C_SS A-J 1\. tv\. �)oFranks, Veronica Stolte (Sociology) A.M..Paper: A cross-cultural content analysis of family planningpublications.r�l\.(.,y" /1"00....- MOvv-�UL (��A), Pt. M. �/oGalle, Orner Hich(.l.rd (Sociology) A.M.Paper: Community structre and the met.r-opo.l.Lt.an hierarchy.Gtcd \� L i H i � �. ( <;''3> A) A . M . wi 0Gartner, Joseph F. (Pol. Sci.) A.k.F9999 Americpts de;gense policy in the :Middle East: 1953-1958.Go.Ldhamer , John Parker (Statistics) Ph.D.Oft 999 Random censorship.Goldhamer, Allen D. (English) A.liJ.. w/oG,o \ d �}t� t M<4'�c�_ l<� ($ S�) A, M < --.>JoGomez Carlos J. \00ciology) A.r.HB 3999 The =at in American po=u.Lat.Lon in 1950: the inter­relations of factors of social and econo�ic development.4--JU:le 1962Gov-o\6"V\ I "tJIJ� k (S<;It) Vol/OGoss, James A. (Anthropology) A.Iv.i.Paper: the phonemes of southern Ute.Greeley, Andrew M. (SocioloSY) Ph.D.HT 1999 The influence of religion on the career plans and occupa­tional values of �une,196l, college graduates.4�wi� GbI-e� M .(SSA. / AM. wJo Green, Elmer, bllsworth (Psychology-_biopsycholohy) Ph.D.QP 999 A preliminary study of sensory barrage using ca.i.nG\(�<>f"-- p A::" R�ndic[���) A· M. . � Ie>Haerle, nudo Lf l\.arrmarm (Sociology) A.M.HQ 9999 A surv�T of hhe literature on religious intermarriage,!-lIMA-its, 'I t....�.d.���Ciar�S�)has�s. M� ca�oNcs in mixed marriages.Harb e son , John '�'illis. (Pol. �ci.) A.M.JK 9999 The Federal courts and legisla.tive r-eap.-ortd onmerrt ,��a�, ��. L�. (SSA-)I �.J.1, v-J/oHef.se , iravd.d n. (Soclology) A .1\1,.. Vf/O\-l..e.\� 1)turtA. Avrt� (SSA-) A· M. �)oI ,Hermitte, M. Esther (l-Lnthropology) A.M.Paper: Stratification and social mobility in a bi-cultural.IL l Chiap�s t�vm. I JH..IC.J'(r..o. hi\.} G� L lSS A- ) A- M . h)/oHess, 11.:illard J. (Soc. ;:)ci) A.M.Paper: The electrical industry's conspiracy.Hicklin, l.illiam James (Education) Ph.D.LB 3999 A study of long-range t.echrrirues for .lJredictir:g patternsof scholastic behavior.Hineline, Edna G. (Education) A.l'!,.Paper: Helationship of reading interests to intelligence,reading achievement and sex of fourth grade children.Hoberg, Mavis F. (Soc. Sci.) A •. l\LPaper: An investigation of the student body of the GoodmanSchool of Drama.Hobson, Jane A. (rtisotry) AJJ1.F9999 Matias HomeI'o and the llflonroe Doctrine in the French.-- invasion ,of 1.1Lxico, 1862-1867 •t\",",\\,E� A. , ($SA-) 4·fV\. wJoHumphreys, Susie Hunt (Loology) S.11.Q"L 999 An electron mi.cr-o scojd.c study of t.ne fine structuretJu L.-t-.. --- and function of the stomach celt of a rotifer.v-&----l' j� M, CS�4) A·M, wloHumphrey s , Tom ( Zoology) Ph . D •Q,L 999 The mechanism of spong e cell adhes i on ,Hunt, huri el Eva Verb it sky (Anth,ro1_Jology ) Ph. D.GN 999 The dynamics of the comestic gr-oup in t1.'10 TzeltatIt 1\ .i, villag,es: '\ corhtra�tive c1.mparison.H � Q.A¥I..'3 (ItV\WV- A. \. ss 'A- J. 1-\\ 1Vl. t,..) l"Inglehart, Honald F. (?olitical ,scinece) A.M.DS 999 Conflicting systems and 1tiddle Bast unity.5---Jtme 1962Ives, Carolyn J. (English) A.M.. w/o.Jemc.Lns , Beverly Waggoner (Library School) A.1Vi.Z 10999 An exp.Lor-at ory study of vertical reading .iat.t.ern sduring adolescence.J enni, Donald Martin (Gen. Studies) A.M.Paper : f cam c.e =-.2. Eu.l�_eJocano , F. j�anda (Anthropology); A.M.Paper: Kinship system and social organization of the Pawneej I \\ and the \ivichita.O�OV\I tT� t C��I\\ A·M ...Kadish, Gerald Edlf]in (History) A.Nl.IX} 398 St reet gangs in the lat e Roman J:lepublic.�JoKasik, J hn Edward (Pharmacology) Ph.D.Rl."\d. 999 Studies on the metabolism of isoniazid.'/)(bnglish) A.M. w/oKaufmann, Helen ElizabethKavanaugh, James Joseph (.t::ducation) A.M.Paper: Det ermining factors in the vocat ional cho i.c es of 9th, . and 12t:1 gr-ade bo�s.r<e_,�)1>dYU-�M,...,c;\U& lS$A) A·M, �)oK.einzle, Don RcLand (lnt ernational Relatio;:'ls) A.M.F 9999 American foreign .io.l.Lcy t.owar-d Germany in the earlyKe_r\�tts) M��st-'j(tt�dA-)ar ��M�ri�lDl\endt-ie�(, Fr-ank Jenness (Political Science) Ph. D.r.�.�s�-rtJ�o\\J��MA-!i.o� F 9999 McCarthy and the Senate.(_�A. ) A· fA. � J 0 K l � \"Y 0 ; \J � A � (s 5 A). A.',t'). W ) 0Koenig, Lloyd Eanda.l l, (Geophy sical Sciooces) Ph • .u•ti\' £, - �1La__. ',"i.e 1099 Ice in the summer atmosphere; an in, .u i.ry into its",,(.f\r\.�uJ�) -, (Ge. ) st r-u cture, ��nersis and met.amor-phos.i s ,(S'-"':) A· WI. _ c...:> 0�<:\� 'V\..}:,JU �\J�K«.tl<ossoff, Philip (Educat.L n) .M.J! •(��A) A-M- w/o Paper: �he ?ducational implications of et.hn i.c st er-eot.ypesIn Li.t er-at.ur-e ,t<Y-�k�, Rle�J._ L .. (s��) A·M. �/oLarrbr-o s , Georgene (Soc. Sci) A.M.Paper: The Eu s s.i an and l\Jazi revolutions: CA compar i son ofstages.Lang, Robert Philip (Chemistry) Ph.D.(..:D 1099 Mo l.ecuLar- complexes of iodine.15IJaVigne, Lorraine Iii. (1ducation) l)h. D.LB 3999 Impact of the l�ational Merit Scholarship :;rogrcUil onthe hiGh school.Lee, T.S. (Lconom cs) A.]i.Paper: bmJloyee benefits as com�ensation for l�or services.Levine, Ellen Deborah (Po l Lt Lca.L Scineee) 1 .L.Dr 999 The second ":,den: myth and relibion in the Afrikanerpolit .i.ca.l. cornmun i.t.y ,6--June 1962Libby, Paul Hobert (l3iocl":.elnistry) Ph.D.'�p 999 S'tudies on the enzymat Lc oxi.dat.Lon of polyhj:dride alcoholsLi.dd.i e , +ar-ry Brook (Bot any) S .11.(.:lK 999 The organography and va scu Lar- anatomy of three spec i.esL I· of Erica .. t!,,�):s� 'l. (CS�A- ') A-�. 1N1t>Lindberg, Dona.Ld Jilson (Anthro�'ology) 11.M.Paper: i\utenai kinship.Lipschult z , Robert J'. (History) i'dL. F 9999 American attitudes t ows r)i Mexican j_l1l.mi,�:rR,tion,192L�-1952.Loc.-kcs\·h", IFt� (<;<;A') A-IV\. IJ..)/oLU11.dy, Hichard Alan (Physics) Ph.D.CC 1099 Precision measurement of the At lifetime.Lux, Thomas E. (.t-l.nthro_t)ology) A.�.1 •Paper: Mangs village; �\J .E. Thai organization.Ly e.l.l.L, William2A. (Oriental Lang. and Civ.) 11..M.B 128 The birth and death of the Yang-Mo symbol..W3 Z7 L9(Far b.)Lynch, Thomas Francis (Anthropology) A.J>i. '�_Paper: The concept of lower P (;ri;;ordian in french archaeology.IVlcBee, Susanna. (Political Ccience) A.1, ••F 9999 Sit-in demons-trations and the law.McCaig, Ronald J. (:;:!;nglish) 11.. vI. "V'loJ.\;.lcCa:cthy , John r' (HistoYJ) .H..M.DA 999 Daneil 01 Connell end the vihigs,1830-1835.�\�cKeon, Peter R. (History) 11.. �i.LF 9999 The Uni vel'sity of 1"' ar-i,s , the mendi.carrt orders, and the.uest Lon of ecclesiastical authority in the thirteenthcent.ury ,Macki.n , John H. (Lnglish) Ph.D.PR 2983 Orations and sl)eeches of : ersuasion mn 3hcL,=espeare' s• :vi2 trag edi e s •MacLachlan, Bruce :Jirge (i"1o.nthrolJology) PLD.F 9999 The" le sda.l.er-o 1-1. ,acne tribal C01.1Yt: a study of thepv..mifestations o� the ad ju. Lcat.Lve function in aL concrete judicial institution.rv\�(._ £_ccl) fY\�j� ($�-A). A·M r �/oIVJ.al(8ly, 1/illiam o. (Lrne;lish) A .1�l. wi 0M��kQS, ml--r�� WgJh� CSS.A-J l+�f\Ir... �/().1lal1otaJa, Ta.mom (c\;._tholo§':Y) S.�I/h�p 999 Human oog enes.l a- a sut dy of the i>ir�,:, me i.ot, i.c prophase.tvlh-\wdl:> :r�£al "'Hj� (<;s A) A ,M .. w/o�iF�r'J t:2_Labeth, 0lster (l,istor,I) _ l.j.HG 9999 ... gricult ur-al, credit and banking in the r'h.i.Li.pp.incs ,1913-1917: an ad:-"irlistrative st.udy ,7-- June; 1962M� J C. 1l1I\ ... � ... d-t� (SS A-) A� fV\.. �J 0\6.eiland, J acx dlli'::.ITl -(.chi:"osojJhy) 1-'h.j).BJ 2999 ·LTtudies in the exp.l.anat.Lon of action.tr\..t.i"dc..k J Ge_""'� W (<;$ A) A . {\I\ . � J o.rendel.son , JJ..Loyd Jay (i;ducationJ r'b .D,LC 6999 The Hciticna2_ 2>cience l{ ounaation and educat.Lona 1 "olicy.Mi Ll.er , -3 asia Carolyn (·vomance =ang , and Lit.) A .11 .•raper: The 1V1edit .t.i.oris of De sc. rtes. ca.Lamnoo .. ar Gust cvF'Laub er-t.,lVi.ller, i,j1orton '�!. C8ot8ny) Ph.D.I �K 999 L\utritionally deficient mutant s of mar-chant La ;Jol;,�mor;JhaMoore, Arnold B. (nusienss).th.D.HG 9999 A st_",istical analysi.s of common stock pr.i.ces ,'() lV�ontgomery, John I arvzi ck (Libr&Fj School) r'h i D,The Lib r rr-i ea of .France at the a.scendency of l"ia2arin: LouisJ acoo ' s Tra�ct e d.es ,.J.llS belle? btbliothegues.l:orris, Thomas (Ldm.cation) l1..1V1.Paper: Reflective t hi.nx.i.ng to teaching abol'j_��inal childrent{\.�dVv, "'� IAf� ('SU-) A-. M. .,,/.11orrison, Charles (A.Vi.) AnthropologyPaper: 1; actionalism and the strain of social conflict.Mu.t\\.t..r, fb"H-� (S��) A·M. v.:>JoIlWrrissette, Dominic J. (Reverend) (Romal1.ce Lang. and Lit.) "�.M.Paper: La Peau de eha rin de Ba.Lzac , Tueur sans ,>�p;es de Lones.co ,1\'\ Q yo 1'�) ':f� LSS A- ) A- M. , I,.j I bMuskOPf, Allan Francis (Education) .a• LVi •.i:"aper: A compar:'son of beginning re derls concept of reddingdevelo ed by phond ca-or-i.ent, ed and conventional readingN"_o\�,,-� � ('J£(�i\ti� ( <;�A-) A· M, W)6l'Je-:gel, Cornelius ��agel. (.singuistics) i-'..• J.".fa.£3er: The phonemi.c s of the Sv.iss-German dialect of Blatten/Lot schental.l·�dr., Kap ... .Lar-et.h Gopal, (i'hysiolo�.) Fh.1J•liP 999 r'ur-Lfi.cert i.ch and proJ_·,erties of 3', 51 cyclic nucleot Ldepho sphocd est, erase.Narveson, Hobert Donald (Lnglish) Ph.1J.PS 3525 .wdgar Lee =ast er-s t 3)0011. Eiver anthology: b ackg.... ound ,.A83S58 ccmpo s.itd.on and rS.r.Jutation.i\J3n ewman , Al.Lce Jean (Glass cs) A.jlll.r aper ; �i.utiny in Lucan: Hel1um Civile IV. 157-256 ;_'nd V. ,237-373.tJ.t iku�4';, C l-t k � � lSC; A- \, Pr·M _ .,.) /0lldX, G.eorge l,ctward (CU1SSlCS)) A.l�l.Pa_?er: 'I'h e chorus in the Urest ea.r'opp , Daniel.L<ilcVagh \I::rermanic Lan�. and �it.) A.M.raper: �repositions ��th Old Icelandic farm names indicating"Place at v'.hich".'POSM-<, 1=Y� M��� CSStA). 4,�, fPr-achuabmoh , Visid ( Sociology) J�.lVl. � �HQ 9999 r'at.t.ern s of child spacing in a .net.r-opo.l i.s r Chicago.Qurt8�\ I A-� J)·I� (�$A) AJIA, r w/o -Radhakr-f shnan , R. ( Ant.hr-opo.Lcgy ) A .a.((lI_ik3 �"t.e!.-:,::: o�� of nrA)ica A�r::..h,OlOJ).Rich, :wbert w'attin \.wdu cat Lcn l .h.M.Paper: student adjustment to pub l.Lc school idte�.)ration in theSouth since the U. s. Su )reme Court decision of -May 17, 1954(SS IA) /8--June, 1962v..> 01 OSLU1Chuk, Terv.ance 1;.. (00ciology) .h .1.'1..l-a_t)er: A. CODL ar-i.son of several sociometric t.echrri ...u e s ,O'Connell, """'argaret Nor-he'im (history of Cu.Lt.ur e) fh.l;.F 9999 "A sp.i r'Lt afloat": the Lmpact. of the Oxford movementin Amerl.ca.Or1insky, David r.Ll.i.ot, (P7cho1ot'Y) Ph.D.BF 1999 r sy chodynami.c and co__::nitive correlates of dr-eam recall.Osathanondh, Vitoon (l-'atho10gy) S. Vl.(_P 999 Development of pelvis, calyces, collecting tubules and'D- t ...:' nephron s of the human Kioney.���\ =.1� (S�A-). It· lV\. �IDPalmer, 1V1ariette Carter (.wducation) A.J.Vi.Paper: 't'he a.;_) .r-a.i s 1 ana the dev e.Lopment of s c.cect.ed asj.ect.sof rec�diness for b eg inrrin.; r·eClciing.Parikh, Jitendra Chandr-ekant • (i..lhysics) Ph.D .. .C 1099 On the decay of an electric current mn a super-con: .uctorYaulson, Belden Henry (roliticdl c.:cience) Ph.D.'P.e_�� 9J9�1�v;;ution [4:<;�) Vill:r:. of �/:h +t.a.Iv ,Pearson, JerI'lJ jranklin (Seo. Sci) .h..d•Paper: The J:'hn Birch Society: its organizqtio L, ph i.Lo sophyand action.�d-r 0 J 0 � IV\ , (, S;� A) A . 'VL ;,,) ) 0r iven , Frances Fox. (Bonrrnittee on J?lonning) Ph.D.ET 1999 'l'h e function of r esc rch .in the formation of city?\�(_I M���IJ�g CfS�)Y: l.M_a.se �)�dY.Pomor s.ca , h.rystyna (Sla.vic .walle_;, and Lit.) Pn.D.PG 9999 'I'eor .; e lit er-ack i.e i szkoly poet.ycki,e nu ;_)OCzatlm Mtv. osji (literary t.neor L.s and poet i,c schools at thebeg irm.ing of the XX cent-ury in .iu s s i a ,Rivera-Morales, Herbert (Sociolo;SY) A.N. a/onob ert s , 1.' au.L (Zoolo,,] ) Ph. D •.1 999 Int r=cnr-omo soma.l. effects ..nd the relationship betweencrossing-over and nond.i.s.junct i.o,r.Scholdra, Homan (.::>lavic +ang , and .Lit.) A.J!.l •.r'a�er: The deveLopmerrt of the Ukr-an i.an .ranguag e in the Sixteenthand Sevent eenth Oenturies.Hose, James Donald (.r.;nglish) 11. • .1"1. w/o�o�.e\! I 1)� ��tI (<;�A:) A·M. �/oRosenshine, Victor B. (�ducation) tr:• .l\1t.Paper : Tile det -rmint.et.Lon on objectives for slow Learner-s ina social st ud.i.e s �_rogram.Rosenthal, Uanet neth ("--'nglish) l'i.lvl. w/of(O<!>�RX) ��� �o�k (S<;A) A 'M· �/()Hosevelt, Francois RODert van (.[;ngl]lsh) A.1V_. w/o�\,)k\. > F�u�, c.",' C���) " A'M: a-J)�huslan, .c..sther (.t;QUcc"tlon) A.�vl.r aper-: H. descr-Lrt i ve study of the personal char-act er-L t csof c ,C;rou) of t;ifted ,:irls.g"$gOOl'\, fV\� �<';"-lLG (�'5A) A·I\I\, .s];Schaefer, Judith 131a _e (nuncn Vevelo ment) rh.D.BF 1999 otCi.oiLity and change in 'l'h emat.Lc A,.+ercej_..Jtiol1 T st(Ed.) r-esion se from ado.L. scence to adu.Lt.hood ,'/1Schanfie1.:;d, Sally R. (Anthropology) Ph.D.GN 999 The .::iddle r'Le.i st.ocene of the 'western &7J.d centralSahara.Schneider, Riehard jjawrence (Geography) 0.H.GB 9999 The sea.sona.l.It.y of flood.s .in the Unit ed .:3t a J es.(Ge. )(English) A.M. wloseaw(�rt z , st even J.Seiden, Lev.i.s Stanford (Biopsychology) fhY.�p 999 h jJro_ -o sed mechanism of monoamine oxidase inhihition$�I � I M'"4 bL�rc�t�)d. /t.m.. ...,/0Shap.i.r-o , Sherman (Economics) t'hY.HJ 9999 An ana.lysis of the determinants r.f c rrent public andsocietal expenui.t.ur es per J..iupil in elementary andschools, decenially,1920-l950.She)hard, vavid Carleton (�oology) Ph.�.� 999 lin a.. roach to the study of cytodifferentiation inmelanophores.Sherman, Barb, ra (,-,f ucation) l<h.D.lli 3999 A study of te cher-s f .i.dent.Lf'Lcat.Lon s 'with chi '_dhoodauthority figures.Shieh, 'l'su-chia (Chem.:l.stry) l:-'h.D.,,,D 1099 Studies on _,;;seudo acids.S .5�. () /s�11L:, l-::�ane· HSe��er 1k��Ory ') :.�. rioSimmons, James (Geography) A.IVl.HT 1999' RelationshiIls b et.ween the__;o u1ation density pattern(Ge.) and the site of cities.Singer, Sholom A. (r.Lst.ory c f Cu lt.ur-e) l-'h.D.BJ 2999 Jeger i-iasidim (Book of the pious); a translation wi.t hr 5 (0 not.esby 0holom i:•• Singer. (Judah ben Samuel,He_j1asid, d.12-S/{<\�tt I �or C.()�A) A:M. �/o Skeats, El.Lvab ct.h B. (Mucation) A.M.Paper-: The .lay-leaders L, eded by the coo __.er-at i.ve ext ens i.on(/.' service in an urban-suburban setting.;:)OW�I Lv..� rV"� B�� (SSA-) A'M. �/oStamler, hose (Sociolog,-) A. Vi.HN 999 - hacial differences in Leart di sease risk factors: somex. so.Cio-�sychological aspects.'5' , o.,� t"o-W) 'J) � c1 L. L ss A) A . fV\ � Vol 10Stark, Thomas I. (Ph Ll.o sphy) ... :.. .;11 •.L)a_L ,er: The philospphy of J a spcr s ,9\�it�) �h...r� JM..u�� (S$A) kt«, -..->JoStein, Leonard 0idney (:_;olitfucal Science) Ph.D.F 9999 Con s Lst.ency of �Jublic o;"inion om foreign )ol-ictc;-.Steiner, Thomas (History) A.M.DA 999 Tr.e place of C.J .. Fox n the early reform r.ovement ; 1768-1Steldt, Karl G. (Philosphy) A.M. 1'v/o<;+�4t �'\Ol�� 'I ('S�A) A-M., �/oSt orig , Robert Dvert (J.�.I.athematics) ::h.D.�A 999 Some relat);ons among characteristic5-\o�\ +�) r"f� 13 lS)A) AM. v:>/oStraus, Helen Lorna Puttkamer (AnatolIflj) P:n.lJ •.itxxk'tlWL 999 classes end numbers.A study of the fine st ruct ure of the so-called chloridecell in the gill of the gu.i;..!PY Lcbistes reticulatus P.Styber, _-urcell Carter (Germanic Lan.g. and Lit.) h..rd.:aper: An investigation of the t r eat.ment, of two d.i i'f'er-enb egrd,rnmatical asiect s of the German Language in textbooksof the Ihineteenth and t.we.rt.Let.h cent.urLas ,SW�I Sv�� C��A.) A·M.. �/oSwinehart, J &'Yles Herbert (Chemistry) f;h.D.QD 1099 The solvation numb ers and rat es of solvent exchange of.5 cations in methanol.Szepe, He ena rin (History) A. I'J_.HD 10000 1he function and deve.l.opment of the cultural-educationalwork of the Soviet trade um.ons during the NEP per-i.od,Tangwall, i":allace Fred. (History) A.M.-« F 9999 Immigrants in the Civil T/ar: some Amer-i.c.,n reactions."(M-y'"'�lt I '"])��_ (SSAJ A· M . w/oTaylor, George .b.,rvvin. (Nev; 'Le st anent and l�arly Christian Lit.) Ph.D.BS 9999 'l'he apocrypha.l, cor-r-espondence of St .Fau.L vdth the churchat Corinth.�JL��l �6le... (<;;:5'A-) A-M. vJ)oThilenius, Otto Guntram (Physiology) Ph.D.WP 999 The response of the .:JU,lmonary circulation of restingunanesthetized dogs to acute hypoxia.Th�blom, Mary Lucille (Grad. Lib. Sch.) fl..M.Paper: A history of the library development of Peru ,'I'hor-p , Frank Kedzie (Biochem stry) Ph.1).� 999 Studies on the biosynthesis of chondroitin sulfuricacid by isolated snn ryon.i.c chick cartilage sells.'l'r ecker , David John (Chem.�st ry) IJh.,l) •�D 1099 1. Photochemical reactions of 1,2-Di-ketones. II. Free-.5 r-acd.ca.L reactions of aldehydes.'I) Van hersch, Herman J. M. (Geography) A.M.HD 10000 Hural modernization in Morocco wit.h special reference to(Ge.) Ben Ahmed district.Vaseff, M;i,rjorie Jeanne Bivins. (Lducation) A.M.Paper: An analysis cf a one year �_)roject O:D team t.each Ing in�}I 1 I first grdde: a case stuqy.veV-<i\OI.U../ I..--�� s: CS�A-') A· k· w/�Ver'maz en , Bruce James (Gen. 'Stud.) .d..Jtqr'aper-r Henry and v�i�liarn J, ames.\h��\'\ I O�L� (;"'v��. l s�!'-),' A - � . v-)}o�, x ev.in P. �English) A.M.. wloWalsot,1tJard, V�alter J. Jr. (Anthropology) A.lvi..Paper: The Jaina ascetics as a ty�Je of ft.witeratillj'Warden, Mark D. (polit cal Science) A.j)j�.JC 999 An examination of Jeremy Bent.ham' s criticisms of naturalright ao ct rin e s •lJatts, Nancy Theilgaard (Education) A.M.r'aper-: The effect of cultural factors on = ecruitment to trainingpr-ogr-ams in a transitional profession.Wegner, Dorothy FulJ-er (GLS) A.M.Paper: The pattern of publishing in London, 1566-1601.(Philosophy) A.M. w/oWeiss, Frederic Larr,yWeissleder, Wolfgang, (Anth.) A.M.Paper: Feudalism in Ethiopia.W��) b� w. (��) A·M. �/OVfueeler, Francis M (Classical Lang. and Lit.) Ph.D.PA4h94,C9Ws An analysis of method and �)urpose in theQyropaedia of Xenaphon.�jh� 11< vtl A'l;(V\. ( �SA) A. M.Wolff} RC)�t l' (S3.T\) A- M ,( S-SA)woo�� I j)O'f1>� C.Yv"ck, D�()� �t��12--Jl:ne 1962�bite, Irving Samuel (Comm. on Hum. De�el.) Ph.D.BF1999 Ed Discrepancies between self and father percep­tions related to striving amone college students.White, Joan K. (Educ) A.M.Paper: Educational val.ue of play for the nur-sery ,,-,schoolchild from the psychological point of view.Winebright, James William (Pathology) S.M.QR999 Antibody formation in the rat; the agglutinin response toparticula�e and soluble forms of flagellar protein from Salmonellatyphosa.Yokoi, Moshinori (Econ , ) A.M. w/oII