· �HE UNKVERSKTY 0 f CHKCAGOFOUNDED BY JOHN D. ROCKEFELLERTheThree Hundred and SixthCONVOCATKONTheSPRKNGFIRST SESSIONJune TwelfthA. D. Nineteen Hundred Sixty-fourROCKEFELLER MEMORIAL CHAPELORDER Of EXERCKSESFor the Conferring oj DegreesThree o'clockGEORGE W. BEADLE, President of the University, PresidingTHE CONVOCATION PROCESSIONPROCESSIONAL-Voluntary in A Major(The congregation standing until the flags reach the chancel) John StanleyThe Marshal and the Student AidesThe Candidates for DegreesThe Faculties of the UniversityThe Trustees and Administrative OfficersThe Associate Dean of the University ChapelThe Candidates for the Rosenberger MedalThe Candidates for Honorary DegreesThe Provost of the UniversityThe 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. SMITETHE PRAYERTHE REVEREND W. BARNETT BLAKEMORE, JR.Associate Dean of Rockefeller Memorial ChapelTHE CONVOCATION ADDRESS"WHAT'S IN THE MIND"GEORGE W. BEADLEPresident of the UniversitySOLO"Lord to Thee each night and day" (from Theodora)ELSA CHARLSTON, Mezzo-sopranoLord to Thee each night and dayStrong in hope we sing and pray,'Tho convulsive rocks the ground,And Thy thunders roIl around,StilI to Thee each night and day,We sing and pray.' HandelTHE LLEWELLYN JOHN ANDHARRIET MANCHESTER QUANTRELLAWARDSFor Excellence in Undergraduate TeachingSYLVAIN BROMBERGER, Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy andof the Physical Sciences in the CollegeMr. Bromberger came to the United States from his native Belgium in 1940. He received hisA.B. degree from Columbia in 1948. After a year of graduate work in physics and philosophy atColumbia, he went to Harvard where he received his Ph.D. degree in Philosophy. He taught phi­losophy at Princeton for six years, then came to the University of Chicago in 1961.In addition to his teaching of the undergraduate physical sciences course, Mr. Bromberger hastaught a wide variety of courses in logic and philosophy of science, including seminars on the con­cept of explanation, on philosophy of language, and on philosophy of history. Mr. Bromberger'sstudents have profited immensely from his dual role as a teacher of science and philosophy. Thestudents in his undergraduate physical sciences course gratefully appreciate his ability to penetrateto the heart of their difficulties in understanding science; whereas the students in his philosophycourses recognize in Mr. Bromberger the uniquely valuable combination of a first-rate philosophicmind in close touch with real scientific problems. Mr. Bromberger's colleagues have found theycan depend upon him for acute, informed, and constructive criticisms of their work. Mr. Brom­berger's own research has centered on the concept of explanation and the nature of scientific the­ory. Beginning with a profound critique of earlier attempts to deal with these problems, he hasbegun to develop an approach which more nearly fits the actual ongoing character of scientific in­quiries. In his writing, in his contacts with students both in and out of class, and in conversationwith his colleagues, Mr. Bromberger constantly exhibits the virtues of a fine teacher: receptivity tothe ideas of others accompanied by a scrupulous regard for the highest intellectual standards.JOHN G. CAWELTI, Assistant Professor of English and of the Humanities in theCollegeJohn Cawelti holds the A.B. degree in Classics from Oberlin and the A.M. and Ph.D. degrees inAmerican Civilization and English from the State University of Iowa. From 1952 to 1954 heserved as a Lieutenant in the Army, and after his graduate work at Iowa, he came to the Univer­sity in 1957.Mr. Cawelti is known to both his students and his colleagues as an outstanding teacher and scholar.He has written on a wide variety of subjects in American literature and American cultural history,and his publications range from the two-volume Sources oi the American Republic, done in col­laboration with Alexander Kern and Marvin Meyers, to articles on Melville's Confidence Man andthe American Western. He has just completed a book, Mobility and Democracy: Studies in theExpression at the American Dream, and is now working on a number of projects, which include anarticle on Henry James and an exploration of criteria for evidence in cultural studies.Mr. Cawelti has taught in both the first- and second-year humanities courses and for three yearshas served as Chairman of the first-year course. He has also devised courses, in the Committee onGeneral Studies in the Humanities and in the Committee on the History of Culture, that areunique, and he has taught regular English courses as well. His devotion to his task as teacher, hisinsistence on a rigorous examination of the subject matter at hand and on the proper formulationof the problems within a discipline, together with his lively sense of what the discussion methodinvolves, have made his classes outstanding. His energy and his ability to bring the student to anunderstanding of the text in hand or to an understanding of interdisciplinary problems are wellknown. By precept and example he has communicated to students and colleagues, and to membersof the community in which he lives, what it means to be a humanist.FRANK M. CHILD, Assistant Professor in the Department of ZoologyMr. Child has been a member of the College Biology Section since it was first organized in 1959.He served with distinction on the first curriculum committee of the Section, which was responsi­ble for the elaboration of the guidelines since used by the Section in its general education program.Mr. Child contributed to the implementation of these guidelines as well.Mr. Child is responsible for the Biology 202 course, a part of the core curriculum required ofall biology majors. This program has recently been revised and the sequence of courses changed inorder to take account of the explosion of knowledge in the biological sciences that has occurredwithin the past decade. Mr. Child has demonstrated an extraordinary ability to move with thetimes and to relate current findings to important principles and concepts that form the continuityof science. This year he assumed responsibility for organizing and leading a seminar for undergrad­uate students doing special projects in biology with a view toward earning special honors at gradua­tion. In addition, he is an Adviser in the College.Mr. Child is known on the national scene both for his research in cell physiology, in which hehas attracted graduate and postdoctoral students, and for his work in science education. In the lattercapacity, he has been named to the national Commission on Undergraduate Education in the Bio­logical Sciences that is engaged in evaluating the impact of recent scientific achievements on under­graduate education in biology and in recommending policy for curricular improvements. Mr. Childcombines in his work and teaching the knowledge of the professional biologist who is contributingto research, the dedication of the teacher who is the interpreter of the science, and the responsibil­ity of the citizen who takes time from his private duties to serve the larger community in thenational arena.RALPH M. LERNER, Assistant Professor of the Social Sciences in the CollegeRalph Lerner was educated in the College of the University of Chicago, from which he took hisA.B. degree in 1947. The Department of Political Science awarded him the A.M. degree withhonors in 1949 and the Ph.D. degree in 1953. After military service as a teacher in Germany, fur­ther study at Cambridge University, and experience as an adult educationist, Mr. Lerner joinedthe faculty of the College as Instructor in 1957. He was promoted to Assistant Professor in 1958and has since taken a leading role in the first-year course of general education in the social sciences.At intervals he has taught also in the Departments of Political Science at Chicago and at StanfordUniversity.Deeply schooled in the classics of political thought in the West, Mr. Lerner is an expert scholarin the political philosophy of medieval Judaism. He has made original contributions to the com­parison of the medieval political philosophies of the Judaic, Christian, and Islamic traditions. Atthe same time, his close analyses of American political thought have contributed continuously tothe revision and improvement of the Social Sciences 111-113 course. Both to his students and tohis colleagues, Mr. Lerner has exemplified a mastery of and an enthusiasm for Socratic methods ofdiscussion. To all, he has upheld the highest standards of performance in intellectual discourse­fullness of information, precision of conception, clarity and grace of expression, and open-minded­ness to opposing views. His teaching has conveyed a rare sense of the meaning and value of schol­arly inquiry.THE AWARD OF HONORSAwarded General Honors with the Bachelor's Degree:Jon G. AmstutzRena Matusen AppelSimon Hirsh AronsonRobert M. AxelrodMyrna Gail BellCecilia Diane BlackArnold M. BrierStephen Mark BrownLaura L. CahoonJane Louise ColmanJohn Hopkins CrothersMartha J. CroweMaria de J ongMichael Leo DennenyJudith J. DoughertyBurr Simmons Eichelman, Jr.Robert Vernon EvansGary Jay FeldmanErwin H. FreundHannah L. FrischLaurie GellesMary Edna GerkenWilliam 1. GlabersonDavid GolberDavid M. GoldbergCharles Tony Gordon Stephanie Alice GordonWayne Stuart GradmanMartin GrossAlbert Ray HausfatherSusan HellmannJanet HeywoodJudith Hindley -Karen HoneycuttJerome Frank Hruska, Jr.Barbara Suzanne HughesHarold Stephen JacobsJack Bernard JacobsNatalie B. JacobsDale Martin JohnsonMary Eleanor KingJoseph Henry KlemsRichard Andrew LannonJoan A. LangJohn Frederick LezakHal Richard LiebermanRichard L. MandelThomas Poeller MandelMary Elizabeth MayhewRalph H. MeerboteFrederick Meins, Jr. Richard MizrackSharon Lynn MurphyTrina G. NewsteinPaul Herron NielsenAlice Kelcey NormanRobert Laurence OkinAnne PerkellPrudence S. PosnerBruce Martin RappaportRuth Elizabeth RoseCharles Bernard RosenEllen RossGail RubinStephen RudinReinhard Edward SchultzRichard SennettBurke William SmithNaomi Ellen SteinfeldKenneth Alan TaylorJoseph Platt WeinerArlene WeinshelbaumMarilyn Jean WishardRobert Lucien W ochilerRobert Jonathan WolosinSylvia Louise WoodbyAwarded Special Honors with the Bachelor's Degree in the College:Jack M. Bloom(Sociology)Peter Max Ascoli(History)William Edward Gibson(Economics)Wayne Stuart Gradman(Biology)Harold Stephen Jacobs(Tutorial Studies)Joel Edward Krissoff(Economics)Hal Richard Lieberman(Social Sciences)Richard Mizrack(History) Paper: "Social Structure and Revolution"Paper: "The Party of the Politiques in theReligious Wars"Paper: "Rationale for Compensating BalanceRequirements"Paper: "The Effect of Various Dietary Com­ponents on Thioacetamide Fed Rats"Paper: "The Marxist Theory of Alienation"Paper: "The Economics of Housing Discrim­ination with Special Emphasis onFlint, Michigan"Paper: "The Radical Right: A Clarification"Paper: "A Study of the United States andBritish Policies toward France, 1940-42"Robert Laurence Ok in(Biology) Paper: "The Use of Glucose Metabolism asa Method for the Quantitative Assayof Antibody-induced Cytotoxicity inD- 30A Cells"Paper: "Lessing and the Problem of Tolera­tion",f(­l-Ellen Ross(History)Richard Sennett(History)Allen David Shearn(Biology) Paper: "The Open Society of Dewey and Jef­ferson"Paper: "The Genetic Control of PteridineMetabolism in Drosophila meIanogas­ter"Sylvia Louise Woodby(International Relations) Paper: "Intranucleolar Distribution of Ribo­nucleic Acid"Paper: "Some Considerations on Change andDevelopment in Society"Paper: "British Perspectives on Chinese Com­munism"Arlene W einshe1baum(Biology)Robert Lucien W ochiler(Social Sciences)Awarded Special Honors with the Bachelor's Degree in the College and theDivision oi the Biological Sciences:Stephanie Alice Gordon(Biology) Paper: "The Participation of Light, delta­Aminolevulinic Acid, and Chloram­phenicol in the Initial Stages of Chlo­rophyll Synthesis in Higher Plants"Paper: "Applications of Operant Condition­ing to Testing the Hearing of TwoStrains of Laboratory Mice"Paper: "Effects of Drug Action on Behaviorof Wild Canids"Paper: "The Use of Chitosan for the Frac­tionation of RNA"Paper: "Anion Inhibition of PhosphoproteinPhosphatase"Merrill Loren Gassman(Biology)Devra Gail Kleiman(Biology)Frederick Meins, Jr.(Biology)Simon J. Pilkis(Biology)Awarded Special Honors with the Bachelor's Degree in the College and tReDivision oi the Physical Sciences:Peter Leon Hamlet(Chemistry)Pierre R. LeBreton(Chemistry) Paper: "The Radiolysis of Hexafluroethane"Paper: "A Preliminary Study of DeuteroTrans-stilbene"Members elected to Beta ot Illinois Chapter oi Phi Beta Kappa on nominationoi the University tor especial distinction in general scholarship in theUniversity:CLASS OF 1964Simon H. AronsonMyrna Gail BellLaura L. CahoonJohn Hopkins CrothersMartha Jane Crowe Gary Jay FeldmanDavid GolberCharles Anthony GordonJack Bernard Jacobs � Joseph Henry KlemsMary Elizabeth MayhewSharon Lynn MurphyMarilyn Jean WishardCLASS OF 1960Melvin A. EdelsteinCLASS OF 1965Mary Morrison Parmer Adrian Michael Schnall Michael D. SilvermanMembers elected to the Society at the Sigma Xi on nomination at the De­partments at Science for evidence of ability in research work in Science:Innis Gillian AbrahamsonJeremy Eduard BaptistRobert Robinson BrubakerJames Lundy BurksNarong ChomchalowDarwin O. CoyWilliam Anthony Cramer Dario Bate DomiziJames Allen EsterlyNaomi KislevRobert Irwin KohutDonald Thomas KrizekSalvatore Richard MaddiRichard Alan Morton Dale Richard SchisslerGould Frederick SchrockMarvin StodolskyPaul Hutchins WardGisela W ohlrabHarvey WolinskyAssociate members elected to the Society of the Sigma Xi on nomination ofthe Departments of Science for evidence of ability in research work inScience:Robert M. AxelrodDavid GolberStephanie Alice GordonBarbara Ruth HellerDale Martin Johnson Devra Gail KleimanRalph H. MeerboteRichard Stephen MeltzerDon Harold MillerSharon Lynn Murphy Richard Jay OlsonReinhard Edward SchultzAlastair John ScottMitchell SnyderMembers of the Junior and Senior classes of the School of Medicine elected toBeta of Illinois Chapter of Alpha Omega Alpha for excellence in the workof the School:James Joseph CastlesStanley Allan EnglundDavid Ellsworth FixlerDavid Moss GrossJohn Philip Hammerstad David Stanley HarrerJames Haruo HirasaArthur James HirschfeldJoseph Frank JustLawrence Kass Carl William PierceGlenn Howard WeyhrichJames William WinebrightRobert Felix ZelisMembers elected to Gamma of Illinois Chapter, Beta Gamma Sigma, onnomination of the Graduate School of Business for scholarship andaccomplishment in studies in Business Administration:Thomas G. BalderstonKenneth John CoatesSusan Seder FreehlingJohn James Humpal, Jr.Michael Cole JensenRobert Allan KaufmanArthur Lloyd Kelly Robert Evans LyonVahe NalbandianWilliam D. NelsonFrederick Loomis NeumannCharles Reed NorrisDavid Hamilton PyleFrank Kelly Reilly Edward SegelFrank Peter StaffordFred G. SteingraberRobert Evans Van MetreWilliam Robert WatersHugh Letcher WilliamsKenneth C. WilliamsMembers of the Senior class of the Law School elected to the Order of theCoif for excellence in the work of the School:Margaret Farrell EwingLarry Keith HarveyJames Robert Horton, Jr.George B. Javaras Edmund Wells KitchLillian E. KraemerWarren LehmanGerald Morse Penner Michael Henry ShapiroRobert Jay VollenWilliam Alvin Wineberg, Jr.Micha.el George WolfsonThe Academy at American Poets Prizes, to an undergraduate tor the bestpoem or group at poems, are awarded to:Jonathan Aaron, First Poems: "Portrait No.1 by Edouard Vuillard:Arthur Fontaine""Portrait No.2 by Edouard Vuillard:Suzanne Despres""On Newcomb's Hollow"Arnold Hendrik Jolles, Honorable Mention Untitled poemSteven David Lowenstam, Honorable Mention Untitled poemThe Florence James Adams Prizes, tor excellence Ill' artistic reading, areawarded to:Deborah Anne Shiling, FirstSusan N. Horowitz, Second Henry Orlanders Hardy, TbirdRodney Leopold David Phillips, FourthThe Roy D. Albert Prize, to a student in the Department at Anthropologytor outstanding work in the field at Anthropology, is awarded to:Alfonso Alex Ortiz Paper: "A Processual Analysis of a SocialMovement in the Rio Grande Pueb­los"The Baroque Studies Prize, to an undergraduate student in the Departmentat Art tor an outstanding essay, is awarded to:Alice Kelcey Norman Essay: "Rembrandt's 'Young Girl at an OpenHalf- Door' "The Baroque Studies Prize, to a graduate student in the Department at Arttor an outstanding essay, is awarded to:Richard Joseph Yanul Essay: "The Iconographical Background ofPigalle's 'L'enfant a la cage' "The Joseph Henry Beale Prize, to the student in the first-year tutorial programat the Law School whose work is most worthy at special recognition, isjointly awarded to:Walter Robinson IIIThe Millard P. Binyon Memorial Fund Prizes, tor distinction in humanisticpursuits in and out at the classroom, are awarded to:Marc Roland Cogan, First Mary Eleanor King, Honorable MentionThe William B. Bond Medal, to the varsity track athlete scoring the greatestnumber at points during the season, is awarded to:John Mann BealThe Borden Undergraduate Research Award in Medicine, to the member atthe graduating class in the School at Medicine whose research is judgedto be the most meritorious, is made to:Robert Felix ZelisThe 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:Joe Taylor FordLaura Ruth GodofskyGerald F. HymanBelleruth Krepon Richard L. MandelJohn William McConnellPamela Ellen Procuniar Bruce Martin RappaportPamela SmithMichael Joseph WollanThe Paul R. Cohen Prize, to a graduating Senior who has achieved the highestrecord in the field at Mathematics, is awarded to:David GolberThe Elizabeth Susan Dixon Honor Award, to a student in the School ofSocial Service Administration for outstanding work in the first year andpromise at tuture achievement in the field at Social Work, is awarded to:Barbara LappThe John Billings Fiske Poetry Prizes, for an original poem or cycle at poems,are awarded to:Jonathan Aaron, FirstWilliam Woodbury Hunt, SecondBetty Mary Ladd, Third Poem: "Thinking of Pergolesi"Poem: "The Visible Map of Wings"Poem: "Emily"The Frances R. Friedman Prizes, tor excellence in Fine Arts, are awardedjointly to:Karl Richard Flickinger Louise Catherine RossThe Henry Ginsburg Memorial Prize, in the Department at Physiology, isawarded to:James Joseph CastlesThe Goethe Prizes, to College students tor excellence in the study at Cer­manic Languages and Literatures, are awarded to:Terry Gregory Lyons, FirstPaul Alan Zucker, First Jennifer Ellen Dohrn, SecondJoseph Alvin Neisendorfer, SecondThe Hamilton Watch Award, to the Senior candidate tor the Bachelor ofScience degree who has most successtully combined proficiency in hismajor field at study with achievements in the Humanities or SocialSciences, is made to:Ralph H. MeerboteThe Milo P. Jewett Prizes, tor excellence in Bible reading, are awarded to:Richard William Lee, First Darel Edward Grothaus, Second 1The Lawyer's Title Award, to a student in the Law School for excellencein the field of Property, is made to:George JavarasThe Edwin F. Mandel Award, to the graduate who has contributed mostto the Legal Aid program during his Law School career, is made to:Fredrick HenziAn Honorary Award from The Olga and Paul Menn Foundation, for anoriginal musical composition, is made to:Mark Healy NaftalinThe Hinton Moot Court Competition Awards, to students who have corn­pleted their first year in the Law School, in advancing the art at btiei­writing and oral argument, are made jointly to:William Stanford Hanley, FirstDavid Lamont Paulsen, First Douglas Michael Costle, SecondHarry Allen Crandall, SecondThe Theodore Lee Neff Prize, for excellence in the study at French Languageand Literature, is awarded to:Myrna Gail BellThe Elizabeth R. Norton Prize, for excellence in research in Chemistry, isawarded to:Frank Weir BakerThe Elsa Reinhardt Honor Award, to a student in the School at Social Serv­ice Administration for outstanding work in the first year and promiseat future achievement in the field at Social Work, is made to:Alan David GreenThe Howard Taylor Ricketts Award, in recognition at outstanding accom­plishments in the field at Medical Science, is made to:Sir Christopher Howard Andrewes, Deputy Director Emeritus, The National Institutefor Medical ResearchThe Susan Colver Rosenberger Prize, for constructive study and originalresearch in the Department at Education, is awarded to:Margaret Arlene Payne Dissertation: "The Use of Data in CurricularDecisions"The John Rogers Snowday Memorial Prize, tor original work in the field ofLiterary Criticism, is awarded to:Gordon Lloyd Harper Essay: "Morality in Fiction: The Theory ofHenry James"The Amos Alonzo Stagg Medal, to the Senior athlete with the best all-aroundrecord tor athletics, scholarship, and character, is awarded to:Clifford Ernest Preston Cox, Jr.The "Wall Street Journal" Award, to a student in the Law School tor excellencein work in the field oi Corporation Law, is made to:Philip E. JohnsonTHE CONFERRING OF ACADEMIC DEGREESCandidates for degrees will be presented in the following order:In the Division of the Biological Sciences by Dean H. Stanley BennettIn the Division of the Humanities by Dean Robert E. StreeterIn the Division of the Social Sciences by Dean D. Gale JohnsonIn the Graduate School of Business by Dean George P. ShultzIn the Divinity School by Dean Jerald C. BrauerIn the Graduate School of Education by Dean Francis S. ChaseIn the Law School by Dean Phil C. NealIn the Graduate Library School by Dean Don R. SwansonCANDIDATES FOR THE MASTER'S DEGREEI. IN THE DIVISION OF THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCESFor the Degree oi Master oi Science:ALAN PETER BRAUNS.B., Franklin and Marshall College, 1960(Pathology)DISSERTATION: The Preparation and the In VivoEffect 0/ Guinea Pig Anti-Glucagon on Carbohs­drate and Lipid Metabolism in the RatTRUDY JEAN GIBBSS.B., University 0/ Wisconsin, 1962(Microbiology)DISSERTATION: Comparison 0/ Three Methods 0/Concentrating Reovirus Type 3 for DetectionPurposes VINCENT CHAO-YANG KAOA.B., University 0/ Wisconsin, 1959M.D., University 0/ Chicago, 1963(Pathology)DISSERTATION: An Immunohistochemical Study 0/the Localization 0/ Serum Lipoproteins andOther Plasma Proteins in Human AtherosleroticLesionsNICHOLAS JOSEPH LENNS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1959(Anatomy)DISSERTATION: The Anterior Thalamic Nuclei: AnExperimental Study in the CatANNE GINSBERG MAZELISS.B., College of the City of New York, 1962(Biochemistry)EDWIN L. ROSENBLUMA.B., New York University, 1960(Biochemistry)ABDULLAH SADEGHI-NEJADA.B., Beloit College, 1960(Pathology)DISSERTATION: Mitochondrial Changes Induced byPhenergan in the Proximal Tubular Cells of RatKidney HARVEY S. STRAUSS(Biochemistry)YOSHIHISA TSUDAS.B., Tokyo Agricultural University, lapan, 1958(Microbiology)DISSERTATION: Adenosine Triphosphate Require­ment for a Deoxyribonuclease ReactionII. IN THE DIVISION OF THE HUMANITIESFor the Degree of Master of Arts:HARRIS S. ARNOLDA.B., University of Illinois, 1956(Philosophy)APOLINARAS PETRAS BAGDONAS(Classical Languages and Literatures)WILLIAM M. BAILLIEA.B., Ball State Teachers College, 1962(English Language and Literature)OMUR A. BAKIRERA.B., University of Ankara, Turkey, 1962(Art)JOSEPH MICHAEL BETZS.B., St. Joseph's College, Philadelphia, Pennsyl­vania, 1961(Philosophy)CAROLYN MOLL BURKEA.B., Beloit College, 1958(English Language and Literature)DEBORAH S. BUTTERWORTHA.B., Michigan State University, 1959(Art) .MARTHE DE RAISMES CHANDLERA .B., Vassar College, 1962(Philosophy)FRANK METLAR CLOVER IIIA.B., University of Wisconsin, 1962(Classical Languages and Literatures)ROBERT LEON COOMBSB.F.A., Art Institute of Chicago, 1958(Art)NORMAN DAYRONA.B., University of Chicago, 1962(General Studies in the Humanities)RICHARD C. DE ARMONDA.B., University of Washington, 1960(Linguistics)GORDON D. J. EDWARDSA.B., University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 1961S.M., University of Chicago, 1962(English Language and Literature) ANNETTE HOPE ELVOVEA.B., University of M�chigan, 1963(English Language and Literature)RUTH ANN FAHEYA.B., University of California, Berkeley, 1958(English Language and Literature)McGUIRE GIBSONA.B., Fordham University, 1959(Oriental Languages and Civilizations)DISSERTATION: The Mace, the Axe, and the Daggerin Ancient MesopotamiaELIZABETH H. GOLDSMITHA.B., Antioch College, 1962(English Language and Literature)ROBERT LESTER GOODMANA.B., St. Lawrence University, 1962(English Language and Literature)ROBERT REGIS GREENA.B., University of Notre Dame, 1962(English Language and Literature)WILLIAM WOODSON HANDA.B., Carleton College, 1963(Philosophy)JUDITH ANNE HEITZMANNA.B., Clarke College, 1963(Comparative Studies in Literature)JAYNE HERONA.B., University of Chicago, 1962(Philosophy)PATRICIA K. HUMMELA.B., Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1963(Comparative Studies in Literature)WILLIAM CHARLES IBBSS.B., Northwestern University, 1957(English Language and Literature)DAVID H. KATZIVEA.B., Brown University, 1963(Art)LYTLE BRYANT KEELINGA.B., Northeastern State College, 1956D.B., Southern Methodist University, 1959A.M., University of Chicago, 1963(Philosophy)TERESA J. KIRSCHNERA.B., Roosevelt University, 1962(Romance Languages and Literatures)ESTHER J. LEONGA.B., University of Chicago, 1962(Art)BEN OWEN LILVESA.B., Butler University, 1958D.B., University of Chicago, 1962A.M., ibid., 1964(Philosophy)PAUL JEFFREY LUCIERA.B., Union College, 1963(English Language and Literature)HAROLD S. MARTINA.B., Indiana State Teachers College, 1953(English Language and Literature)JACK MAZELISA.B., College of the City of New York, 1962(History)BRIAN EMERSON McKNIGHTA.B., University of Chicago, 1960(Oriental Languages and Civilizations)DISSERTATION: The Rebellion of Fan LaROSEMARY ANNE MUNCHA.B., Duchesne College, 1963(English Language and Literature)PATTY LEE PARMALEEA.B., Reed College, 1962(Comparative Studies in Literature)DIANA GISOLFI PECHUKASA.B., Radcliffe College, 1962(Art)SUSAN ERICA POLLARDA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1962(General Studies in the Humanities)JAMES ALAN REISSA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1963(English Language and Literature)JAMES LEE RICEA.B., Harvard University, 1960(Slavic Languages and Literatures)EYVIND CARL RONQUISTA.B., St. John's College, Annapolis, Maryland,1961(English Language and Literature)LOUIS ROSENKRANTZ(Slavic Languages and Literatures) MICHAEL A. RUDICKA.B., University of Rochester, 1962(C omparatiue Studies in Literature)STEFAN PETER SHOUPA.B., University of Rochester, 1960S.B., ibid, 1960(English Language and Literature)DAVID HAROLD SPEARSA.B., Stanford University, 1958(C omparative Studies in Literature)FLORENCE SABINO STARRA.B., Rutgers University, 1962(English Language and Literature)JUDITH ELLEN STEINA.B., University of Chicago, 1962(English Language and Literature)RICHARD STEWART STEINA.B., Pennsylvania State University, 1963(English Language and Literature)DEBORAH DINITZ STRAUSSA.B., University of Chicago, 1962(General Studies in the Humanities)DEBORAH D. TARSHISH(English Language and Literature)MARCIA TILLOTSONA.B., Radcliffe College, 1962(English Language and Literature)MARK EDMOND TITUSA.B., Harvard University, 1959(Philosophy)LIANE TRUETSCHS.B., Western Reserve University, 1961(Art)JOSEPH ROGER VOJACEKA.B., North Central College, 1962(English Language and Literature)HORST WAGNER(Germanic Languages and Literatures)WILLIAM A. WEDGWORTHA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1961(Philosophy)ANN WEISEA.B., University of the Pacific, 1960(Art)SUSAN WILSONB.A., Cambridge University, England, 1960(Philosophy)MALCOLM GARY YOUNGA.B., Carleton College, 1961(Philosophy)STUART SCHAR For the Degree oi Master oi Fine Arts:PAUL FREDERICK SITZ IIIA.B., Dartmouth College, 1960(Art)B.F.A., Art Institute of Chicago, 1963(Art)III. IN THE DIVISION OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCESFor the Degree at Master at Arts:WILLIAM JOHN ADLEMANA.B., Elmhurst College, 1956(History)DISSERTATION: John Adams and the FisheriesCHRISTOPHER HUGH BONEA.B., University of Washington, 1963(History)RUTH F. BOORSTINA.B., Wellesley College, 1938(Education)JEFFRY MILES BURNAMA.B., Cornell University, 1962(Political Science)DISSERTATION: Religion and American PoliticalSociety: The Contemporary Supreme Court andthe American FoundingPRATIP KUMAR CHATTERJEEA.B., University of Calcutta, India, 1959B.Sc., University of London, England, 1962(Economics)GERALD EUGENE COATESA.B., University of Chicago, 1959(Education)DISSERTATION: Basic Components of Performanceon the Block Design Test: A Validation StudyBURTON IRWIN COHENA.B., Roosevelt University, 1952M. Hebrew Lit., Jewish Theological Seminary ofAmerica, 1957(Education)JOSEPH ANTHONY COLOSIS.B., Georgetown University, 1962(International Relations)DISSERTATION: The Development and Nature of theCounterjorce StrategyHARRY EDWARD DEMBKOWSKIA.B., University of Chicago, 1962(Political Science)DISSERTATION: Constitutionalism in PolandMARY ELLEN DIDIERA.B., University of Wisconsin, 1960(Anthropology)CLAIRE S. FELDMANPh.B., University of Chicago, 1945(Sociology)MARJORIE B. FITZSIMMONSA.B., Iowa State Teachers College, 1940(Education)DISSERTATION: Relationship between Mental Ageat Which First-Grade Children Begin ReadingInstruction and Their Achievement in First­Grade ReadingMARK LAWRENCE FLEISCHMANA.B., University of Pennsylvania, 1962(Anthropology) WARD FLEMINGA.B., Carleton College, 1939LL.B., University of Michigan, 1948(Political Science)DISSERTATION: The Constitutionality of OpenOccupancy LegislationRITA T. FOLEYE.B., California State Poly technical College, 1961(Education)DELORES S. GARCIAB.S.E., Far Eastern University, Manila, P.I., 1950A.M., ibid., 1962(History) GElv8JvU N\EDWARD LEE GELI?:VMA.B., St. John's College, Annapolis, Maryland,1960(Political Science)DISSERTATION: Aristotle's Teaching concerningNatural SlaveryELAINE JUDITH KASAN GLATTA.B., University of Illinois, 1960(Education)GARY GREENBERGS.B., University of Illinois, 1962(Education)DISSERTA TION: The Relations of Curiosity to In­telligence and CreativityD. BRIAN HELLERA.B., Syracuse University, 1961(Sociology)LORRAINE A. HOWARDA.B., University of Chicago, 1939(Education)JESSE F. HURLEYA.B., University of Chicago, 1961(Education)DISSERTATION: The Threshold of Insight in Prob­lem Solving, Perception, and PsychopathologyJOHN M. JANZENA.B., Bethel College, North Newton, Kansas, 1961(Anthropology)KEITH ROBERTS JOHNSONA.B., University of Chicago, 1958(Human Development)GERARD J. JOLICOURA.B., University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba,Canada, 1943L.Phil., College of the Immaculate Conception,Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 1949L.Theo., ibid., 1955(Sociology)EDWARD-ANTHONY KASCH INSS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1961(Economics)HAROLD DAVID KOODENA.B., University of Chicago, 1959(Human Development)DISSERTATION: The Relationship between Achieve­ment, Ego Identity Formation, and the Projes­.sional ActorJOSEPH J. LACKIS.B., Northern Illinois University, 1959(International Relations)DISSERTATION: The Formation of the BaghdadPact-1953-1955: An Analysis of the FactorsWhich Influenced DevelopmentARNOLD D. LUERSS.B., Purdue University, 1941(Education)LAURENCE WALTER MICHALSKIA.B., DePaul University, 1958(History)BHASKAR D. MISRAB. Com., Agra University, Indore, India, 1953M. Com., University of Allahabad, India, 1955(Sociology)SARAH SEWALL MOOREA.B., Swarthmore College, 1963(Education)DISSERTATION: A Comparison of the Relationshipsof Right, Left, and Mixed Preference to Rever­sals in Retarded ReadersEDWARD CRAIG MORRISA.B., Vanderbilt University, 1961(Anthropology)ALASDAIR ANDREW ORR MORRISONB.A., Oxford University, England, 1960M.A., ibid., 1960(Political Science)GEORGE V. NEAGUA.B., Roosevelt University, 1955(Education)GORDIAN ORAEGBUNA PETERNWORAHS.B., Purdue University, 1961(Economics)JAMES ANDREW PALMORE, JR.A.B., Antioch College, 1962(Sociology)CHARLES PALSONA.B., Boston University, 1962(Anthropology)ROBERT JOHN PANOSA.B., University of Chicago, 1962(Education)DISSERTATION: Some Models for the Analysis ofVerbal Free Association BehaviorCARL C. PEDERSENA.B., Concordia College, 1962(International Relations)DISSERTATION: Economic and Political Problemsof the 1957 and 1962 Soviet Industrial and PartyA dministrative Reorganizations GEORGE CROSBIE PERLINA.B., Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario,Canada, 1962(Political Science)DISSERTATION: St. John's West: A Survey Studyof a Constituency in the Canadian General Elec­tion of 1962ELEANOR ANNE PETERSONA.B., State University of Iowa, 1955(Education)JENNIFER ANN PLATTB.A., Cambridge University, England, 1958(Sociology)VANAJA RAJANA.B., University of Mysore, India. 1959(Sociology)ARTHUR ROSNERA.B., Valparaiso University, 1954(Human Development)CHANDER KANTA SAHOTAA.B., Punjab University, India, 1954A.M., ibid., 1957B.T., ibid., 1959(Education)PAUL M. SIEGELA.B., Reed College, 1962(Sociology)RUTH CAROL SOLTANOFFA.B., University of Chicago, 1963(History)RALPH L. STAVINSS.B., University of Illinois, 1958LL.B., DePaul University, 1958(Political Science)DISSERTATION: From Marx to Lenin: The Trans­formation of a Political Theory into a PoliticalIdeologyEUGENE H. STRANGMANA.B., Northwestern College, Watertown, Wisconsin,1956(Human Development)SANG SOO SULA.B., Seoul National University, Korea, 1956(International Relations)DISSERTATION: Soldiers and Politics: The SocialBases of the Military Revolution in KoreaROBERT RENFREW TROSTLEA.B., University of Chicago, 1963(History)RALPH H. UNDERHILLA.B., University of Chicago, 1961(Sociology)RONALD FREDERICK VAUGHANA.B., St. Mary's University, Halifax, Nova Scotia,Canada, 1956A.M., Gonzaga University, 1961(Political Science)DISSERTATION: The Political Philosophy of Giam­battista V icoWALTER L. WEISBERGA.B., Franklin and Marshall College, 1962(Political Science)DISSERTATION: The Problem of Freedom in thePolitical Thought of Heinrich HeineTHOMAS JOEL WEISSA.B., University of Notre Dame, 1962(Political Science)DISSERTATION: The Marxist Concept of Freedom DAVID HAROLD WILLIAMSONA.B., American University, 1962(Anthropology)JULIUS R. YASHONA.B., Roosevelt University, 1958(History)IV. IN THE DIVINITY SCHOOLF or the Degree of Master of Arts:GRACIA FAY BOUWMAN JOHN THOMAS LEDGER, JR.A.B., Calvin College, 1961 A.B., Stanford University, 1957WILLIAM DONALD CARPE BEN OWEN LILVESA.B., State University of Iowa, 1959D.B., University of Chicago, 1963ROBERT DAYTON DENHAMA.B., Davidson College, 1961DARRELL FRANKENA.B., Central College, Pella, Iowa, 1952DISSERTATION: Freud's Concept of Learning andIts Significance for the Communication of theGospelDALE GOLDSMITHA.B., Princeton University, 1959RICHARD NORRIS JOHNSONA.B., Transylvania College, 1956EUGENE CHARLES KREIDERA.B., Muhlenberg College, 1952D.B., Chicago Lutheran Seminary, 1956S.T.M., Union Theological Seminary, 1958 A.B., Butler University, 1957D.B., University of Chicago, 1962ENID E. McCONNELLA.B., Sioux Falls College, 1961JOHN EDWARD PAYNTERA.B., Knox College, 1960WALTER EMIL RASTD.B., Concordia Seminary, 1955S.T.M., ibid., 1956KERRY EDWARD SPIERSA.B., Davidson College, 1956ISAAC HARVEY STRAINB.M.E., Indiana University, 1955EVAN M. ZUESSEA.B., Dartmouth College, 1962v. IN THE GRADUATE LIBRARY SCHOOLFor the Degree of Master of Arts:CHIH-CHUN TIEN AUA.B., National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan,1956DISSERTATION: American Impact on Modern Chi­nese Library DevelopmentGILBERT E. DONAHUEJOSEPH PAUL GREGGA.B., University of Kansas City, 1959DISSERTATION: Suburban Use of the Core CityBook Collection in Greater Kansas City, Nooem­ber 6-11, 1961FLORENCE EVELYN JOHNSONA.B., University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 1939A.M., ibid., 1952DISSERTATION: Private Special Libraries as a Pub­lic Resource in Metropolitan ChicagoJUDITH FINGERET KRUGA.B., University of Pittsburgh, 1961WILLIAM JOHN KURMEYB.Sc., University of British Columbia, Vancouver,British Columbia, Canada, 1961DISSERTATION: An Evaluation of AutomaticallyPrepared Abstracts and Indexes TAMIKO MATSUMURAA.B., Keio University, Tokyo, Japan, 1955ICHIKO TAKAGI MORITAA.B., Okayama University, Japan, 1954HELEN PANKOVICHDISSERTATION: The Libraries of the Art Instituteof ChicagoSYDNEY LAWRENCE RYANA.B., University of Adelaide, Australia, 1956DISSERTATION: The Development of State Librariesand Their Effect on the Public Library Move­ment in AustraliaJAMES HENDERSON SMITHS.B., New York University, 1950NEWLAND FARNSWORTH SMITH IIIA.B., Hamilton College, 1960CHARLES SZABODr. Juris, University of Debrecen, Hungary, 1936CANDIDATES FOR PROFESSIONAL DEGREESI. IN THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATIONFor the Degree of Master of Arts in Teaching:JO EDITH CARDENASA.B., University of St. Thomas, 1962(French)SARAH BIRD DIAMONDA.B., Wellesley College, 1959(French)JEROME KEENAN FULTONA.B., Knox College, 1962(Biology)WILLIAM BROWNE GILLIES IIIA.B., Bowdoin College, 1962(History)KENNETH N. HOKENESSA.B., St. Olaf College, 1962(English)LINDA CHRISTINE JONESA.B., Oberlin College, 1962(History)NORMA LOUISE KERLINA.B., University of Michigan, 1962(English)SAMUEL RICHARD LEWISA.B., Carleton College, 1962(History) FREDRICK LOGAN McPHERSONA.B., San Fernando Valley State College, 1962(Biology)JOHN ROBBER T IIIA.B., Kalamazoo College, 1962(English)MARIA GRACE RUSSOA.B., Boston University, 1960(History)MARJORIE M. SCHULTZA.B., College of Wooster, 1962(History)JOYCE ARLENE TETREVA.B., University of Illinois, 1961(English)JUDITH PAULINE VERTREESA.B., University of Chicago, 1962(Chemistry)SHARON LYNNE WEISSA.B., University of Wisconsin, 1962(English)JACK ZEVINA.B., University of Chicago, 1962(Social Science)II. IN THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESSFor the Degree of Master of Business Administration:DOUGLAS X. ADAMSS.B.M.E., Purdue University, 1959EDGAR THOMAS ADAMS IIIA.B., Lehigh University, 1957JAMES MARTIN ADAMS, JR.A.B., University of California, Los Angeles, 1953ANDREW ALFRED AFFRUNTIS.B.M.E., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1951BERT E. BARNETT, JR.A.B., Dartmouth College, 1962JAMES MICHAEL BARRS.B.Ch.E., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1956GEORGE H. BARRETTS.B.I.E., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1956ROGER H. BEDIERKCh.E., University of Detroit, 1958MICHAEL ALEXANDER BERKESPETER ANTHONY BOYSENS.B.E., Princeton University, 1962STANLEY HOWARD BURGS.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1957 LOUDON LEE CAMPBELLS.B., University of Pittsburgh, 1949A.M., Wayne State University, 1957WILLIAM J. CARROLLA.B., DePaul University, 1957ROBERT J. CHOVANECS.B.M.E., Purdue University, 1958JAMES BRIAN CLOONANA.B., Northwestern University, 1957KENNETH JOHN COATESA.B., Stanford University, 1962DAVID EUGENE COLBURNA.B., Carleton College, 1957ROGER B. COOLEYA.B., College of Wooster, 1962ROBIN BRADEN FITZ-GERALDCROSFIELDA.B., Harvard University, 1961RON E. CUMMINGSS.B., University of Kentucky, 1961MARSHALL SEYMOUR DAPINS.B., University of Illinois, 1962A. DAVID DEMATTOSA.B., Kenyon College, 1962THOMAS CHARLES DUERA.B., Northwestern University, 1958ROGER MAYNARD EMANUELS.B., University of California, Berkeley, 1962FRANK H. EWINGA.B., Carleton College, 1958JAMES PAIGE FAYA.B., Claremont Men's College, 1962JAMES M. FLORSHEIMA.B., Cornell University, 1962ROBERT FOGELSBRUCE FRIEDMANA.B., University of Chicago, 1962JOHN KENNEDY GEISTS.B., University of Oregon, 1962JOHN E. GILLB.M.E., Cornell University, 1957JOSEPH P. GURAWITZS.B.Ch.E., University of Pennsylvania, 1947THOMAS STEPHEN HAMILTONA.B., State University of Iowa, 1958WILLIAM J. HANCOCK_B.S.C., Loyola University, Chicago, illinois, 1951ROBERT STEWART HANDLERS.B., Roosevelt University, 1960ROBERT JOHN HENKES.B., University of illinois, 1956MICHAEL EDWARD HERMANB.Met.Eng., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1962CHARLES JOHN HINDES.B.M.E., University of Notre Dame, 1950LLOYD THOMAS HOWELLS, JR.S.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1959JOHN JAMES HUMPAL·A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1956STEPHEN OLIVER JACKSONS.B., Yale University, 1957MICHAEL COLE JENSENA.B., Macalester College, 1962THOMAS BARTLETT JOHNSONS.B., Northwestern University, 1962YERGER JOHNSTONEA.B., University of the South, 1962ICHIRO KAWATOA.B., University of Tokyo, Japan, 1958KENNETH R. KECKA.B., University of Colorado, 1961GUY F. KEEFER, JR.S.B., Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois, 1956DAVID A. KELLYA.B., Lafayette College, 1962CHARLES HAROLD KNODELS.B., Northwestern University, 1957 EDWARD C. KOKKELENBERGS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1957GEORGE JOSEPH KRASEVACS.B.M.E., University of Notre Dame, 1957WALTER WILLIAM KRUEGERA.B., Lawrence College, 1962ALVAR E. LARSONA.B., Lake Forest College, 1963HERBERT G. LAWRENCEA.B., Yale University, 1961THOMAS RICHARD LAWTONA.B., Tulane University, 1962GERALD EDWARD LEDFORDB.M.E., Georgia Institute of Technology, 1947FREDERICK A. LEHRERS.B., Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1962SHERMAN R. LEWIS, JR.A.B., Northwestern University, 1958THOMAS ANDREW LOGSDONS.B., Stanford University, 1960WILLIAM E. LONGS.B., University of Notre Dame, 1962ANGUS ARCHIE MAcINNES IIIA.B., Wesleyan University, 1962CARL PASQUALE MARINACCIA.B., Johns Hopkins University, 1962WILLIAM FRANCIS McGUINNESSS.B., College of the Holy Cross, 1962GEORGE K. McKENNAA.B., Whitman College, 1962PATRICK H. MONAHANS.B., University of Notre Dame, 1962V AHE NALBANDIANS.B.B.A., Roosevelt University, 1960KENNETH PAUL NIEHAUSB.B.A., University of Cincinnati, 1962VITO S. NIGRELLIS.B.Ch.E., University of Notre Dame, 1959RICHARD M. NORMANS.B., Stanford University, 1961CHARLES REED NORRISFRANCIS JAMES NOURIES.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1961FRANK J. O'BRIENS.B., Marquette University, 1961JON DONALD OLSONA.B., Pomona College, 1961PETER S. PANOSS.B., Northwestern University, 1961PAUL EDWARD PASCHKES.B., University of Chicago, 1962JOHN THORNTON PETERSONS.B., United Slates Military Academy, 1944FREDERICK LEWIS PIPINA.B., Wabash College, 1959WILLIAM FRANCIS POLLARD, JR.B.Mus.Ed., Boston University, 1942M.M., ibid., 1941ROBERT BURR PORTERB.B.A., Baylor University, 1962ARTHUR FREEMAN POTTLE, JR.S.B., Norwich University, 1947JOHN JOSEPH QUIGLEYS.B., College o] the Holy Cross, 1962HOWARD ALAN RANDALLA.B., University o] Chicago, 1962EDWARD WILLIAM RECHNERS.B., University oj Notre Dame, 1957FRANK KELLY REILLYB.B.A., University oj Notre Dame, 1957M.B.A., Northwestern University, 1961CHARLES LESLIE RIRIES.B.M.E., University oj Illinois, 1956WILSON K. ROANEA.B., Kenyon College, 1960DAVID P. ROEPERA.B., Lake Forest College, 1957ROBERT SANFORD ROSENBERGA.B., University o] Chicago, 1963NORMAN TAYLOR ROSSENS.B., Purdue University, 1953JAMES THOMAS RYAN, JR.S.B., Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois, 1958JOEL LEONARD SAPHIRA.B., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1962WILLIAM CHARLES SCHUBERTA.B., St. John's University, Collegeville, Minne­sota, 1962JOHN ALAN SCOTTOA.B., Cornell University, 1962DONALD SUTHERLIN SHANNONA.B., Duke University, 1957G. EDMUND SIEBEL, JR. RICHARD E. SOSTEKS.B., University oj Illinois, 1951JAMES GATELY SQUYRESA.B., University oj Notre Dame, 1962ROGER LOUIS STERNBERGA.B., Grinnell College, 1962WILLIAM THOMAS STEVENSJOHN JOSEPH SULLIVANS.B.Ch.E., Northwestern University, 1959WILLIAM GEORGE TANNERA.B., College oj Wooster, 1962CARL GORDON THORA.B., Oberlin College, 1962ROBERT JOSEPH TIGELMANS.B., University oj Notre Dame, 1962RAY L. VAN HORNS.B.I.E., Illinois Institute o] Technology, 1962RICHARD H. VAN METERS.B.M.E., Illinois Institute oj Technology, 1952BRENDAN J. WALSHB.B.A., Iona College, 1962LAWRENCE NAGLE WATERBURYS.B., Ohio State University, 1956KENNETH C. WILLIAMSA.B., Hunter College, 1962STEVEN ARNOLD WINDELLA.B., Whitman College, 1962MIER WOLFA.B., University oj Pennsylvania, 1962LEWIS A. WOLLERMANNS.B., University oj Illinois, 1950S.M., ibid., 1952Ph.D., ibid., 1956JOHN S. ZIELINSKIS.B.M.E., University oj Notre Dame, 1958ROBERT ANTHONY ZIMMERS.B.I.E., University o] Illinois, 1959III. IN THE DIVINITY SCHOOLFor the Degree of Bachelor of Divinity:LEO M. CONSTANTINOTh.B., Union Theological Seminary, Manila, P.I.,1959A.B., Philippine Christian College, Manila, P.I.,1961RICHARD WILLIAM LEEA.B., Valparaiso University, 1960VUKOSA VA MANDICS.B., George Williams College, 1955A.M., University o] Chicago, 1960 DONALD DAVID MAXFIELDA.B., Colgate University, 1960WILLIAM A. SIMPSONA.B., St. Ola] College, 1960RICHARD E. STARKEYA.B., Drake University, 1954DISSERTATION: Pertaining to the Establishment 01ReligionIV. UNDER THE DIVINITY SCHOOLFor the Joint Degree of Bachelor of Divinity:IN CO-OPERATION WITH THE DISCIPLES DIVINITY HOUSELEE ALLEN CRAWFORDA.B., University of Kansas, 1960FRANK LOREN HOSSA.B., Wabash College, 1960 ROLLAND GORDON PFILEA.B., Bethany College, 1960WALTER THOMAS WALMSLEYA.B., Drake University, 1950V. IN THE LAW SCHOOLFor the Degree of Doctor of Law:TERENCE JAMES ANDERSONA.B., Wabash College, 1961GILBERT FRANKLIN ASHERA.B., University of Michigan, 1961MELINDA AIKINS BASSA.B., Bryn Mawr College, 1961LAWRENCE GILBERT BECKERS.B., University of Pennsylvania, 1961JON L. BEERMANNB.B.A., University of Wisconsin, 1961SANDRA WEAVER BIXBYA.B., Syracuse University, 1961FREDRICK EDWARD BREENA.B., Swarthmore College, 1960EDWARD M. BURGHA.B., University of Chicago, 1962KING VIRGIL CHEEKA.B., Bates College, 1959A.M., University of Chicago, 1960RICHARD L. CHESNEYA.B., University of California, Berkeley, 1961GERALD BERNARD COHNA.B., Illinois College, 1961JOSEF D. COOPERA.B., Oberlin College, 1961DOUGLAS MICHAEL COSTLEA.B., Harvard University, 1961LANCE JORN DAKINA.B., University of Michigan, 1961JOHN DRAPER DANIELSA.B., Princeton University, 1961MICHAEL DAVIDSONA.B., Cornell University, 1961SAMAYLA DODEK DEUTCHA.B., Wellesley College, 1961ROBERT J. DONNELLANA.B., University of Notre Dame, 1961FRANK COLEMAN DUNBAR IIIA.B., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1962BRUCE LINN ENGELA.B., Reed College, 1961 JOHN STEPHEN ESKILSONA.B., Brown University, 1957MARGARET FARRELL EWING• WITH HONORSA.B., Cornell University, 1961JACOB ISAAC FAJGENBAUMALLEN REED FAUROTA.B., Stanford University, 1959MICHAEL ALAN FElTA.B., Syracuse University, 1961RICHARD ISAAC FINES.B., University of Wisconsin, 1961IRA JACOB FISTELLA.B., University of Chicago, 1962DARRYL MARK FOHRMANA.B., University of Michigan, 1961ROBERT JACOB GEIGERA.B., Beloit College, 1961WILLIAM H. GOODMANA.B., University of Chzcago, 1961FRANK MICHAEL GRAZIOSOGILDA HELENA GROSSS.B., College of the City of N ew York; 1961FLOYD CLIFFORD HALEA.B., Emory University, 1961WILLIAM STANFORD HANLEYA.B., University of Notre Dame, 1961LARRY KEITH HARVEYA.B., College of Idaho, 1961CHARLES ARTHUR HECKMANA.B., Brown University, 1960HAROLD L. HENDERSONA.B., University of Chicago, 1962FREDRICK HENZIA.B., University of Chicago, 1961DAVID HERBSTA.B., University of Illinois, 1961JOHN DAVID HERTZERA.B., Heidelberg College, 1961ALVIN HIRSHENA.B., College of the City of New York, 1961ALBERT FRANCIS HOFELD, JR.A.B., Harvard University, 1958SHELDON DAVID HOSEN.A..B., Yale University, 1961 JAMES JOSEPH McNAMARAA.B., University of Notre Dame, 1958NICHOLAS EDWARD MONSOURA.B., Bowdoin College, 1961ALLEN JOHN NELSONA.B., Michigan State University, 1960GEORGE B. JAVARAS• WITH HONORSS.B., Northwestern University, 1961ROBERT VERNON JOHNSONA.B., Kalamazoo College, 1961THOMAS HERMAN KABAKERA.B., University of Michigan, 1961MALCOLM SHARP KAMINA.B., Yale University, 1961 KENNETH BERNARD NEWMANS.B., University of Vermont, 1961ALAN RAUH ORSCHELA.B., Dartmouth College, 1961DAVID L. PAULSENS.B., Brigham Young University, 1961GERALD MORSE PENNERA.B., University of Michigan, 1961SIDNEY KAPLANA.B., University of Minnesota, 1961 SALOMONE PICCIOTTOB.A., Oxford University, England, 1963RICHARD M. KATESA.B., University of Chicago, 1962 DAVID LINDSAY PORTERA.B., Denison University, 1961RICHARD GORDON KINNEYS.B., University of Illinois, 1961 DANIEL DAVID PRENTICELL.B., Queen's University, Belfast, Ireland, 1968EDMUND WELLS KITCH• WITH HONORSA.B., Yale University, 1961 GEOFFREY S. RACEA.B., Colorado College, 1961CARL ERNST KLOTZA.B., Columbia University, 1961 JAMES FRANCIS RAINEYS.B., University of Notre Dame, 1961RONALD KENNETH KOLINS.A..B., University of Connecticut, 1961 DONALD H. RISKS.B., Oregon State College, 1962LILLIAN E. KRAEMER• WITH HONORSA.B., Swarthmore College, 1961 STUART GARY ROSENA.B., University of Connecticut, 1961ROBERT MERL ROSIERA.B., Dartmouth College, 1961JAMES BENNETT KRASNOOA.B., Harvard University, 1961 THOMAS AUSTIN ROSSA.B., St. Mary's College of California, 1961WARREN LEHMANA.B., University of Chicago, 1950 RICHARD NOLAN ROTHA.B., University of California, Los Angeles, 1961WILLIAM MORRIS LIEBERS.B., University of Illinois, 1961 JAMES STEPHEN RUDNICKS.B., University of Wisconsin, 1961THOMAS J. MACKA.B., Loras College, 1961 DAVID BRUCE SARVERA.B., DePaul University, 1961DAVID MAGEN MADWAYA.B., Earlham College, 1961 DAVID ALAN SAUNDERSA.B., Oberlin College, 1961JEROME HERBERT MARCUSS.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1961 WILLIAM H. SCHAAPA.B., Cornell University, 1961DAVID EDMUND MASONA.B., Hamilton College, 1961 FREDERICK RICHARD SCHNEIDERA.B., Luther College, 1961THOMAS HUGH McGARYA.B., Elmhurst College, 1961LAUREL JEAN McKEEA.B., University of Chicago, 1962 LAWRENCE EDWARD SCHOLLA.B., Miami University, 1961JOHN SCHUCHARDTA.B., Swarthmore College, 1961ROBERT E. McKEES.B., University of Maryland, 1961 MICHAEL HENRY SHAPIROA.B., University of California, Los Angeles, 1959JOHN TAYLOR McMILLANA.B., University of North Carolina, 1960 MITCHELL S. SHAPIROA.B., Syracuse University, 1961WILLIAM LEWIS SHARPA.B., Yale University, 1961MARTIN PETER SHERMANA.B., University 0/ California, Los Angeles, 1961DONALD STEVEN SHIREA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1962JULIE M. SHOREA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1962CAROL RUTH SILVERA.S:, University 0/ Chicago, 1960RONALD HOWARD SILVERMANA.B., University 0/ Michigan, 1961ZEVEY STEIGERS.S:, Illinois Institute 0/ Technology, 1961BERNARD DAN STEINBERGM.B., University 0/ Illinois, 1959BENNETT G. TARSHISHA.S:, Dartmouth College, 1961PETER ERNEST THAUERA.B., Princeton University, 1961CURTIS LAMSON TURNERA.B., Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut, 1961 MICHAEL ROBERT TUROFFA.B., University 0/ Michigan, 1961ANTHONY JOSEPH VALENTINOS.B., Northwestern University, 1961ROBERT JAY VOLLEN• WITH HONORSA.B., University 0/ Michigan, 1961MARTIN WALDA.B., Harvard University, 1954M.B.A., University 0/ Chicago, 1957WILLIAM ALVIN WINEBERG, JR.• WITH HONORSA.B., Stanford University, 1958LARRY L. WITHERSPOONA.B., University of Oklahoma, 1961MARK JOSEPH WITKINA.B., Cornell University, 1961MICHAEL GEORGE WOLFSONA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1961MILTON S. WOLKE, JR.A.S:, Cornell College, 1961PETER BUSHFIELD WORKA.B., De Pauw University, 1961For the Degree of Master of Comparative Law:MIHAJLO M. ACIMOVICDipl., University 0/ Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 1951Dipl. Compo Law, International University 0/Comparative Sciences, Luxemburg, 1959High Dip. Compo Law, ibid., 1961MAHDI MOHAMED AHMEDLL.B., University 0/ London, England, 1955BRUCE D. CAMPBELLA.B., Haverford College, 1959J.D., University 0/ Chicago, 1962DAVID P. EARLE III.A.B., Williams College, 1959J.D., University 0/ Chicago, 1962HEINZ HAUSHEERHUDSON JANISCHA.B., Rhodes University, Grahamstown, So. A/rica,1959LL.B., Cambridge University, England, 1962 MICHAEL JON KINDREDA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1960J.D., ibid., 1962JAN MARWEDEKW AME TUA OPOKULL.B., University 0/ London, England, 1963HAROLD SWIFT RUSSELLA.B., Yale University, 1957J.D., University 0/ Chicago, 1962KURT ALEXANDER SCHAFFRATHRej., Ludwig Maximilian University 0/ Munich,Germany, 1962ROBERT STARRA.B., Northwestern University, 1958J.D., University of Chicago, 1962ARMIN STRUBDr. iur., University 0/ Zurich, Switzerland, 1962MICHAEL OLUTAYO ADESANYAFor the Degree of Master of Laws:EDWIN BROWN FIRMAGES.B., Brigham Young University, 1960J.D., University 0/ Chicago, 1963F or the Degree of Doctor of Jurisprudence:FREDRICK WICKETT HUSZAGHA.B., Northwestern University, 1959J.D., University 0/ Chicago, 1962LL.M., ibid., 1963VI. IN THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINEFor the Degree of Doctor of Medicine:BARUCH MICHAEL AARONA.B., University 0/ Michigan, 1960CLARK LAWRENCE ANDERSONA.B., University 0/ Arizona, 1960DOMINIC A. ANTICOA.B., Washington and Jefferson College, 1960MARVIN J. BERNSTEINS.B., Illinois Institute 0/ Technology, 1960BRUCE LYNN BOLASNYS.B., University 0/ Florida, 1961JOHN DAVID BORMANA.B., Augustana College, Sioux Falls, South Da­kota, 1960WILLIAM F. BRATHA.B., Walla Walla College, 1960ALAN PETER BRAUNS.B., Franklin and Marshall College, 1960S.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1964EDWARD N. BRODYS.B., Roosevelt University, 1959THOMAS KENT BUTTERFIELDS.B., Brigham Young University, 1957JAMES JOSEPH CASTLES• WITH HONORSS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1961KEE NAM CHANA.B., Coe College, 1960MELVIN JAY CHAVINSONA.B., Kenyon College, 1960L. STUART COLEMANA.B., Occidental College, 1960CHARLES L. COOPERA.B., Augustana College, Sioux Falls, South Da­kota, 1960ROBERT JOHN COSTARELLAA.B., University 0/ California, Los Angeles, 1957MARY ANN CSONTOSA.B., Hiram College, 1960DAVID M. DRESSLERA.B., Reed College, 1960CHARLES ELLENBOGENS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1960STANLEY ALLAN ENGLUNDS.B., Illinois Institute 0/ Technology, 1960DAVID E. FIXLERS.B., University 0/ Notre Dame, 1960JOSEPH MICHAEL GARFIELDA.B., Earlham College, 1960ROBERT DAVID GERWINS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1960PETER NARCISSE GILLETTE W. ROBERT GRONEWALDA.B., Earlham College, 1960DAVID M. GROSS• WITH HONORSA.B., Harvard University, 1960ROBERT WAYNE HAM MATTS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1960JOHN PHILIP HAMMERSTADA.B., Stanford University, 1960LLOYD N. HENRYS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1961ROBERT RAPHAEL HERRICKA.B., Oberlin College, 1960JOHN MARTIN HESSLA.B., Carleton College, 1960DAVID LLEWELLYN HILLA.B., Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois,1960JAMES H. HIRASAS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1960A. JAMES HIRSCHFELDS.B., University 0/ Notre Dame, 1960NOEL LARAMIE HOELLJAMES DIXON HULL IIIA.B., Earlham College, 1960NORMAN JOHN JAMESA.B., Lawrence College, 1960JOSEPH FRANK JUSTLAWRENCE KASS• WITH HONORSA.B., University 0/ Michigan, 1960JOHN W. LAMBS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1959NICHOLAS JOSEPH LENNS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1959S.M., ibid., 1964BARRY STEVEN LEVINEA.B., Dartmouth College, 1960DANIEL PALOYANA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1961ROBERT HAMILTON PIERCES.B., University 0/ Idaho, 1960GEORGE JOHN PLZAKS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1959RICHARD THOMAS RADABERNARD JEROME RANSILS.B., Duquesne University, 1951Ph.D., Catholic University 0/ America, 1955JOHN ARTHUR B. REITAN'A.B., Carleton College, 1958GEORGE SAMUEL RHYNEERS.B., University 0/ Washington, 1960ROBERT ROSKOSKI, JR.S.B., Bowling Green State University, 1961ABDULLAH SADEGHI-NEJADA.B., Beloit College, 1960S.M., University of Chicago, 1964GENE H. SAMUELSONA.B., University of Arizona, 1951FRED G. SCHOENFELDS.B., University of Chicago, 1960CARRIE KREWSON SCHOPFA.B., Vassar College, 1960ANNE MAXWELL SEIDENA.B., University of Chicago, 1959GERALD LEE SHAIKUNS.B., University of Kentucky, 1960JOHN ANTHONY SPONSLERA.B., University of California, Berkeley, 1960 RICHARD HARRY STRAUSSA.B., Michigan State University, 1960ROBERT SHANKS TAYLORS.B., University of Idaho, 1960THEODORE PATRICK WEISS.B., University of Wisconsin, 1958JAMES WILLIAM WINE BRIGHT• WITH HONORSA.B., Knox College, 1958S.M., University of Chicago, 1962EUGENE CARL WITTENSTROMA.B., Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois,1960ROBERT FELIX ZELIS• WITH HONORSS.B., University of Massachusetts, 1960CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OFDOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHYI. IN THE DIVISION OF THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCESDARRELL Q. BROWNA.B., University 0/ Kansas, 1954S.M., ibid., 1959(Biophysics)DISSERTATION: Action Spectra for Mitotic SpindleDestruction and Anaphase Delay Following lr­radiation of the Cytoplasm with an UltravioletMicrobeamDONALD CHARLES CANNONA.B., Harvard University, 1956M.D., University of Chicago, 1960(Pathology)DISSERTATION: A Study of the Cellular Migrationsin the Spleen of the Antigenically-Stimulated,Irradiated RatSAMUEL JAMES DAVIDSONA.B., University of Chicago, 1956S.B., ibid., 1959(Biochemistry)DISSERTATION: Enzymatic Introduction of DoubleBonds into SteroidsGARY FREEMANS.B., University of Chicago, 1960(Zoology)DISSERTATION: The Role of Blood Cells in theProcess of Asexual Reproduction in the TunicatePerophora viridisBRENDA R. GERWINA.B., Radcliffe College, 1960(Biochemistry)DISSERTATION: Molecular and Kinetic Propertiesof Ascorbic Acid OxidaseGAR BO HOS.B., National Chekiang University, Hanchow,China, 1946(Pharmacology)DISSERTATION: The Relation of 7, 12-DimethylBenzanthracene and Estrogen to Glucose Oxida­tion in Rats ROBERT HOWARD KUPELIANA.B., University of Delaware, 1959S.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1961(Botany)DISSERTATION: The Development and Character­istics of Two Water-Soluble Cytochromes fromthe Alga, Cyanidium caldariumDONALD LEO MAURERS.B., University of Illinois, 1956S.M., University 0/ Washington, 1958tPoleozoiilogs')DISSERTATION: Pelecypod Size and Sediment SizeEDMUND BRUCE MERCHANTA.B., Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1957M.D., University of Chicago, 1963(Pathology)DISSERTATION: Conventional and Passive TransferModified Heterologous Antibodies against Anti-gens 0/ the Ehrlich Tumor 'NEAL STANLEY NELSONS.B., University 0/ Illinois, 1955D.v.M., ibid., 1957(Pharmacology)DISSERTATION: Some Observations on the MetabolicFate of Radium-226 in SwineSTUART O. ZIMMERMANA.B., University of Chicago, 1954(Mathematical Biology)DISSERTATION: A Mathematical Theory of EnamelSolubility and the Onset of Dental CariesII. IN THE DIVISION OF THE HUMANITIESPAUL DONALD HERRINGA.B., University of North Carolina, 1959A.M., University of Chicago, 1961(English Language and Literature)DISSERTATION: The Background of Charles Dickens'Little DorritWILLIAM JAMES KIRWIN, JR.A.B., Bowdoin College, 1950A.M., University of Chicago, 1951(English Language and Literature)DISSERTATION: Inflectional and Principal SyntacticClasses in Chaucer's Canterbury TalesSAKAE KUBOA.B., Andrews University, 1947(New Testament and Early Christian Literature)DISSERTATION: A Comparative Study of p7! andCodex Vaticanus LEE A. PEDERSONS.B., Northern Illinois State Teachers College, 1954S.M., ibid., 1957(English Language and Literature)DISSERTATION: The Pronunciation of English inMetropolitan Chicago: Vowels and ConsonantsVASILIOS TSAKONASA.M., University of Chicago, 1963(New Testament and Early Christian Literature)DISSERTATION: The Divinity of Christ in St. Paul:A Study in the Higher Christo logyLESLIE EDWARD VAN MARTERA.B., Manhattan College, 1953A.M., University of Chicago, 1954(Philosophy)DISSERTATION: Categories as a Non-arbitrary, Fi­nite System of Mutually Irreducible Simple Uni­ties: A Study Based on Comparative Analysis ofAristotle, Kant, and Charles Sanders PeirceIII. IN THE DIVISION OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCESGEORGE ANASTAPLOA.B., University of Chicago, 1948J.D., ibid., 1951(Committee on Social Thought)DISSERTATION: Notes on the First Amendment tothe Constitution of the United States of AmericaLEE BRAUDEA.M., University of Chicago, 1954(S ociology)DISSERTATION: The Rabbi: A Study of the Rela­tion of Contingency Situations to DifferentialCareer StructureEDWIN MAXWELL BRIDGESS.B., University 0; MMsouri, 1954A.M., University of Chicago, 1956(Education)DISSERTATION: Teacher Participation in DecisionMaking: Interaction of Personal and SituationalVariablesGLEN G. CAINA.B., Lake Forest College, 1955A.M., University of California, Berkeley, 1957(Economics)DISSERTATION: Labor Force Participation of Mar.ried WomenBOM MO CHUNGA.B., Seoul National University, Korea, 1949A.M., University of Chicago, 1952(Education)DISSERTATION: The Relationships of Role Expecta­tions and Value Orientations to the Achievementof Higher Mental Processes-A Study of Envi­ronmental Correlates of Higher Mental ProcessesHELEN ANN COHENA.B., University of Chicago, 1952A.M., ibid., 1954(Human Development)DISSERTATION: The Psycho-Social Correlates 0/Cognitive Differences in Adolescents BROTHER LEONARD COURTNEY,F.S.C.A.B., St. Mary's College, Winona, Minnesota, 1937A.M., St. Louis University, 1950(Education)DISSERTATION: The Relationship between the Oraland Silent Reading of College StudentsLOUIS DWARSHUISA.B., Western Washington College of Education,1956(Psychology)DISSERTATION: The Relationship of Affective Com­plexity to the Judged Emotional Arousal Valueof the Stimulus among Process and ReactiveSchizophrenics and NormalsALEXANDER M. FELDVEBELS.B., Northern Illinois University, 1948A.B., Northwestern University, 1950(Education)DISSERTATION: The Relationship between Socio­Economic Status of the School's Patrons, Or­ganizational Climate in the School, and PupilAchievement LevelHAROLD FINESTONEA.B., McGill University, Montreel, Quebec, Can.ada, 1942A.M., ibid., 1943(Sociology)DISSERTATION: A Comparative Study of Reforma­tion and Recidivism among Italian and PolishCriminal OffendersLESLIE G. FREEMAN, JR.A.B., University of Chicago, 1954A.M., ibid., 1961(Anthropology)DISSERTATION: Mousterian Developments in Can·tabrian SpainCHARLES V. HAMILTONA.B., Roosevelt University, 1951J.D., Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois, 1954A.M., University of Chicago, 1957(Political Science)DISSERTATION: Southern F ederal Courts and theRight of Negroes to Vote: 1957-1962ALBERT STEPHEN HANSERA.B., Wayne State University, 1956A.M., University of Chicago, 1958(History)DISSERT ATION: Church and State in Bavaria 1799-1806: An Absolutist Reform in the Age 0/RevolutionILlY A F. HARIKA.B., American University 0/ Beirut, Lebanon,1956A.M., ibid., 1958(Committee on Social Thought)DISSERTATION: Political Change in a TraditionalSociety: A Study of Institutional Conflict in theIQT A Political System 0/ Mount Lebanon, 1711-1845JACK ELLSWORTH HOLMESA.B., University of Wyoming, 1939A.M., ibid., 1946(Political Science)DISSERTATION: Party, Legislature, and Governor inthe Politics of New Mexico, 1911-1963RICHARD JAMGOCHIANEd.B., Chicago Teachers College, 1956A.M., DePaul University, 1958(Education)DISSERTATION: The United States Chamber 0/Commerce and National Educational PolicyJOHN KNAPP KAHLERA.B., Elmhurst College, 1951A.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1952(History)DISSERTATION: The Genesis 0/ the American In­volvement in Indo-China, 1940-1954THOMAS WILLIAM LYMANS.B., University of Illinois, 1949(Committee on Social Thought)DISSERTATION: The Romanesque Capitals in Saint­Semin de Toulouse and Related SculptureDOUGLAS R. McMANISS.B., Kent State University, 1954A.M., ibid., 1955(Geography)DISSERTATION: The Initial Evaluation and U tiliza­tion of the Illinois Prairies, 1815-1840DAVID LOUIS MILLERS.B., University of Chicago, 1949A.M., ibid., 1960(Human Development)DISSERTATION: Adaptations 0/ Aged Persons to Re­locationLEONARD GERALD MILLERA.B., Johns Hopkins University, 1957A.M., ibid., 1959(Political Science)DISSERTATION: Double Jeopardy and the FederalSystem EUGENE D. PERLEA.B., Dartmouth College, 1957A.M., Syracuse University, 1959( Geography)_DISSERTATION: The Demand for Transportation:Regional and Commodity Studies in the UnitedStatesLARRY ROSENBERGA.B., Brooklyn College, 1954A.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1961(Sociology)DISSERTATION: Communication Styles and Learn­ing-A Factor-Analytic Study 0/ Teacher-Stu­dent InteractionDONALD A. ROSSS.B., Patna University, India, 1936Ed.M., Leeds University, England, 1953(Psychology)DISSERTATION: Anxiety, Hostility, Sell and Paren­tal Concepts and Esteems in Psychopathic, Re­bellious, and Normal AdolescentsHOWARD JAMES RYANA.B., University of Nebraska, 1949A.M., Mexico City College, Mexico, 1951(History)DISSERTATION: Selected Aspects 0/ American Ac­tivities in Mexico, 1876-1910ERIC SCHOPLERA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1949A.M., ibid., 1955(Human Development)DISSERTATION: Visual or Tactual Receptor Pre]­erence in Normal and Schizophrenic ChildrenRALPH SAMUEL SCOTT, JR.A.B., Luther College, 1950S.M., University 0/ Wisconsin, 1953(Education)DISSERTATION: Need Hierarchy and Its Relation­ship to Cognitive DevelopmentJAMES W. SIMMONSSc.B., University 0/ Western Ontario, London, On-tario, Canada, 1959A.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1962(Geography)DISSERTATION: The Changing Pattern 0/ RetailLocationEDWIN J. VAN KLEYA.B., Calvin College, 1958A.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1959(History)DISSERTATION: China in the Eyes 0/ the Dutch,1592-1685JOSE LUIS VAZQUEZS.B., University 0/ Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras, P.R.,1949A.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1961(Sociology)DISSERTATION: The Demographic Evolution 0/Puerto RicoPAUL D. WILSONA.B., University of Chicago, 1959(Psychology)DISSERTATION: Visual Development in RhesusMonkeys Neonatally Deprived 0/ Patterned Light RICHARD M. WOLFA.B., Antioch College, 1957Ed.M., University 0/ Buffalo, 1959(Education)DISSERTATION: The Identification and Measure­ment 0/ Environmental Process Variables Re­lated to IntelligenceEUGENE F. FAMAIV. IN THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESSA.B., Tu/ts University, 1960M.B.A., University 0/ Chicago, 1963DISSERTATION: The Distribution 0/ the Daily Di/­[erences 0/ the Logarithms 0/ Stock Prices�-i" h"t, ,} �L.?f t=l S ,J &- t... �u:�. t."f. ;; 1't1f? (�.��('�t �/rca.S ,. I".;{A,,,.;;:.(..,)(, {...v{i,e lA ..tl:.{V"{, "'4""� .ej ARLYN JOHN MELCHERS.B., University of California, Los Angeles, 1953M.B.A., ibid., 1954M.B.A., University of Chicago, 1961DISSERTATION: Collective Bargaining in the Agri­cultural Implement Industry: Impact 0/ Com­pany and Union Structure in Three FirmsV. IN THE DIVINITY SCHOOLROBERT WALTER BERTRAMA.B., Concordia Theological Seminary, 1943A.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1948DISSERTATION: The Human Subject as the Object0/ Theology: Luther by Way 0/ BarthARTHUR LORNE FOSTERA.B., McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario,Canada, 1945D.B., ibid., 1948DISSERTATION: Related Changes of Sell-Conceptand God-Concept in CounselingDONALD E. GOWANA.B., University of South Dakota, 1951D.B., Dubuque Theological Seminary, 1957DISSERTATION: The Significance of the Oraclesagainst the Nations in the Message 0/ EzekielPETER HOMANSA.B., Princeton University, 1952D.B., Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary,1957A.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1962DISSERTATION: The Meaning 0/ Selfhood in theThought of Reinhold Niebuhr and SigmundFreud JOSEPH BAXTER MOWS.B., Manchester College, 1948A.B., ibid., 1948D.B., University of Chicago, 1957DISSERTATION: Redemption and the Demonic inHistorical Process; A Study 0/ the TheologicalEthics of C. H. Dodd, Paul Tillich, and HenryN. WiemanLORENZ OTTO NIETINGA.B., Concordia Theological Seminary, 1945D.B., ibid., 1947DISSERTATION: St. Paul's Use of the PrepositionsDONALD R. WHITEA.B., Berea College, 1956D.B., University of Chicago, 1959A.M., ibid., 1962DISSERTATION: Karl Barth's Reaction to Liberal­ism: Barth's Response to the Theology ofSchleiermacher, Ritschl, and Herrmann as Re­flected in Their Theological MethodTHE PRESENTATION OF THEROSENBERGER MEDALSHOWARD H. CLAASSEN, Resident Research Associate and Consultant, ArgonneNational LaboratoryJOHN G. MALM, Associate Chemist, Argonne National LaboratoryHENRY H. SELIG, Associate Chemist, Argonne National LaboratoryIn recognition of their bold and imaginative experimental studies that resulted in the synthesis ofcompounds of xenon with fluorine and opened the era of the chemistry of the noble gases.They will be presented by Norman H. Nachtrieb, Professor and Chairman, Departmentof Chemistry, and Professor, Institute of Metals.THE CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREESFor the Degree at Doctor at Laws:HERBERT A. SIMON, Professor of Administration and Psychology, Graduate Schoolof Industrial Administration, Carnegie Institute of TechnologyA brilliant and creative social scientist who has vastly enriched our understanding of administra­tive behavior and of the process of problem solving by organizations, by computers, and by thehuman mind.The candidate will be presented by Merton H. Miller, Professor of Finance and Eco­nomics, Graduate School of Business.HENRI THEIL, Professor of Econometrics, Netherlands School of EconomicsA productive and imaginative scholar who has substantially advanced knowledge in the fields ofeconometrics and management science by his versatile and brilliant accomplishments.The candidate will be presented by Lester G. Telser, Associate Professor of AppliedEconomics, Graduate School of Business.THE BENEDICTIONTHE RECESSIONALQui Tallis(The congregation remains standing during the Recession) Fiancci: CouperinA reception tor the graduates and their guests will be held in the patio 01Ida Noyes Hall immediately tollowing the Convocation.ORGANISTEDWARD MONDELLO, University OrganistJAMES MAXWELL RATCLIFFEHERMAN GLENN RICHEYEDWARD W. ROSENHEIM, JR.WILBERT HERBERT URRYWILLIAM NATHANIEL WEAVERCARILLONNEURDANIEL ROBINS, University CarillonneurMARSHALHAROLD HAYDONVICE-MARSHALGEOFFREY C. M. PLAMPINASSIST ANT MARSHALSROBERT LOVETT ASHENHURSTLEON CARNOVSKYJOSEPH CEITHAMLDANIEL J. HARRISROBERT J. HASTERLIKGWIN J. KOLBSTUDENT AIDES1963-64MYRNA GAIL BELLWILLIAM RICHARD BRAITHWAITEARNOLD M. BRIERSTEPHEN MARK BROWNJOHN HOPKINS CROTHERSWILLIAM LOVEL RANEY CRUCEHANNAH L. FRISCHSTEPHANIE ALICE GORDONDANIEL RUSSELL GROSSSUSAN HELLMANN1964-65KATHERINE BAILEYJORDY BELLMONICA BOYDMARC ROLAND COGANKATHERINE MARY DUSAKROSEMARIE MURDOCK FROSTLINDA SUE GRAYLLOYD ASHER GREENEWAYNE EUGENE GROVESROBIN STEWART GUSHURST KAREN HONEYCUTTMARY ELEANOR KINGRICHARD L. MANDELBRUCE RAYMOND McKELLIPSFREDERICK ME INS, JR.ELLEN ROSSDINAH SOLOMONKENNETH ALAN TAYLORDAVID F. TILLOTSONSYLVIA LOUISE WOODBYCHARLES THOMAS HADDENJUDITH MAGIDSONJOAN ELLEN MAHONEYULRICH KARL MELCHERKENNETH LYLE MEYERMARY MORRISON PARMEREDWARD GEORGE SCHMIDTADRIAN MICHAEL SCHNALLLORAINE MARSHA STERNThe 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 LIST OF GRADUATES FOR THE JUNE, 1964 CONVOCATION(EXCLUSIVE OF THOSE RECEIVING B.A., B.S., M.B.A.AND LAW DIDREES) The symbol wlo means "without thesis"Adamides, Bessie (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. w/oAdams, Charles Ray (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. w/oAdams, Nancy Lou (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloAddy, Cenovia (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloAdelman, William J. (History) A.M.F9999 John Adams and the fisheries.Agrawal, Khazan Chand (Statistics) A.M. w/oAlexander, Ruth Ann (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloAnastaplo, George (Comm. on Social Thought) Ph.D.JK9999 Notes on the first amendment to the Constitution ofthe United States.Anderson, Barbara F (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. w/oAndrade, Carlos (Chemistry) Ph.D.QDI099.5 OJcy'gen isotope studies on coordinated oxalat e:ammine cobalt (III) complexes and methyl esters.Arnold, Harris S (Philosophy) A.M. wloAu, Chih Chun Tien (Library School) A.M.Zl0999 American impact on modern Chinese librar.y development.Bagdonas, Apolinaras Petras (Classical Langs. and Lit.) A.M.Paper: The recent histor,y of the text of Cicero'sDe Offiis, Book I.Baillie, William M. (English Lang. & Lit.) i.M. wloBaker, Kathleen Ann (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloBakirer, Omtir (Art) A.M.Paper: Study on a group of Franco-Flemish manuscripts andtheir possible relation to the De Arte Venandi cum Avibus(c. 1265) of Frederick II.Ballou, Cynthia C. (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M.. w/oBarker, Jack Thomas (Chemistry) Ph.D. .QDl099.5 Nucleophilic reactions of 2, 3-dhaloacr.ylicacids and their derivatives.2--June, 1964Barnett, Judith Berman (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloBarr.y, Theodore W., Jr. (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloBell, Charles Thomas, Jr. (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloBertram, Robert W. (Divinity School) Ph.D.BR9999 The human subject as the object of theology:Luther by way of Barth.Betz, Joseph Michael (Philosophy) A.M.Paper: A dramatic interpretation of C. S. Peirce's"Plea for Pragmatism. IIBierdz, Thomas Alexander (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. w/oBjork, Anna Lee (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloBone, Christopher Hugh (History) A.M.Papers: (1) Syndicalism: A cry of danger, a cry ofpain.(2) Coleridge r s concept of a natural ethi.c.Boorstin, Ruth F (Education) A.M.Paper: The "Image of American held by juniors and seniorsat the Universi.ty High School compared with social studiesobjectives stated in textbooks and curricula. guides.Borchard, Walter William, Jr. (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloBorchers, Karen Lily (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloBostelmann, Allan (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloBouwman, Gracia Fay (Divinity School) A.M. wloBoyvey, Roger Vern (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. IwloBraude, Lee (Sociology) Ph.D.HN999 The rabbi: a study of the relation of contingencysituations to differential career structure.Braun, Alan Peter (Pathology) S.M.QR999 The preparation and the in vivo effect of guineapig anti-glucagon serum on carbohydrate and lipid metabolismin the rat.Bridges, Edwin M (Education) Ph.D.183999 Teacher participation in decision making: interactionof personal and situational va.riables.Br-own, Darrell Qaentin (Biophysics) Ph.D.QH999 Action spectra for mitotic spindle destruction andanaphase delay following irradiation of the �oplaBm with anultraviolet microbeam.Brust, DavidQC1099 (Physics) Ph.D.Electronic spectra of crystalline germanium and silicon.3--June, 1964BrOVID, Tallon H. (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloBurke, Carolyn Moll (English Lang. & Lit.) A.M. wloBurnam, Jeffr,r M (Political Science) A.M.F9999 Religion and American political society: thecontemporary Supr'ememtlour-t and the American f'oundfngeBurton, Wanita Olson (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloBusse, Katherine C. (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloButterworth, Deborah S. (Art) t.M.Paper: Aspects of Renoir's portrait paintings: 1908-1919.Cain, Glen GHQ9999 (Economics) Ph.D.The labor force participation of married women.Cannon, Donald Charles (Pathology) Ph.D.QR999 A study of the cellular migrations in the spleenof the antigenically-stimulated, irradiated r�t.Cardenas, Jo Edit_h (Education--French) M.A.T.Paper: The dialogue approach to foreign language learningand psychological theory.Garpe, William Donald (Di vini ty ) A.M. wi 0Carpenter, Margaret C. . (Soc. Service Adm.) w/oChandler, Marthe De Raismes (Philosophy) A.M. w/oChapperon"Judith A. (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloCharles, Lois Adrienne (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloChatterjee, Pratip Kumar (Economics) A.MPaper: A study of facbor proportions in the Indian cottontextile industry 1951-1958.Chazarra, Betty E. (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloChung, Born Mo (Education) Ph.D.BFl999 . Ed The relationships of role expectations and valueorientations to the achievement of higher mental processes;a stugy of environmental correlates of higher mental processes.Clover, Frank Metlar, III (Classical Lang. & Lit.) A.M.Paper: An historical commentary on and translation ofFlavius Mereboudes: Studies in the application of courtpoetr,y as an historical source.Coates, Gerald Eugene (Education) A.M.LB3999 Basic components of performance on the blockdesign test: a validation study.4--June, 1964Cohen, Barbara Evelyn (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. w/oCohen, Burton Irwin (Education) A.M.Paper: Practical logic: problems of ethical decisionprogram-like materials for grades.Cohen, Esta Lee (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloCohen, Helen Ann (Human Development) Ph.D.BF1999 Ed The p�cho-social correlates of cognitive differencein adolescents.Coles, George Walter (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. w/oCollins, Karen Lee (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. w/oColosi, Joseph Jmthony (International Relations) A.M.F9999 The development and nature of the counter-forcestrategy.Constantino, Leo M (Dvinity) D.B. wloCoombs, Robert Leon (Art) A.M.Paper: A catalogue of Greek cross churches prGjected orbuilt in Italy from 1450-1550.Corlett, Mabel (Geophysical Sciences) Ph.D.Minerology of pyrrhotite. QE999Coughlin, Roger Joseph (Soc. Service "Adm.) A.M.Courtney, Leonard, Brother (Education) Ph.D.183999 The relationship between the oral and silentreading of college students.Cousins, James Allen (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. w/oCrawford, Lee Allen (Divinity) D.B. w/oDahlen, Beverly Rose (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloDavidson, Samuel James (Biochemistry) Ph.D.QP999 Enzymatic introduction of double bonds into steroids.Dawson, Gay (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. w/oDayron, Betty (Soc. Service A��.) A.M. w/pDay-ron, Norman (General Studies) .: A.M.Paper: The problem of expression modern aesthetics: Croceand Collingwood.De Ar.mond, Richard C. (LL�guistics) A.M.Paper: A generative grammar of the Ukrainian verb.5--June, 1964Dembkowski, Harr.y E (Political Science) A.M.JN9999 Constitutionalism in P�land.Denham, Robert Dayton (Divinity) A.M. wloDe Sapio, Rodolfo Vittorio (Mathematics)QA999 Embedding �manifolds. .I.iPh.D.1Diamond, Sarah Bird (Education-French) M.A.T.Paper: Some constant factors characteristic of above and belowaverage achievers of French.Didier, Mar,y Ellen (Anthropology) A.M.Paper: A distributional study of the turkey-tail point.Donahue, Gilbert E. (Libra� School) A.M.Paper: The Library of the Cowles Commission for Research inEconomics: A case study in organizational communication.Drew, James Bradford (Soc. Service Adm.) A/M. wloDungey, Maureen J. (Geophysical Sciences) S.M. wloDwarshuis, Louis (Ps,ych$logy) pn.D.BF1999 The relationship of affective complexity to �e judgedemotional arousal value of the stimulus among process and reactiveschizophrenics ��d normals.Eadie, William James (Geophysical Sciences) S.M. w/pEdwards, Gordon D. J. (English Lang. & Lft.) A.M. wloEliashberg, Ruth ( statistics) S.M. wloElvove, Annette Hope (English Lang. & Lit.) A.M. wloFahey, Ruth Ann (English Lang. & Lit.) A.M. wloFeldman, Claire S. (Sociology) A.M.Paper: The career histo� of a marginal group of medical students.Feldvebel, Alexander M (Education) Ph.D.LC6999 The relationship between socio-economic status of theschools' patrons, organizational climate in the school, andpupil achievement level.Fife, Daniel (Mathematics) S.M. w/oFinestone, Harold (Sociology) Ph.D.HV9999 A comparative stuqy of reformation and recidivism amongItalian and Polish adult male criminal offenders.Fitzsimmons, Marjorie B (Education) A.M.183999 Relationship between mental age at which first-gradechildren begin reading instruction ruld their achievement in first­graEie reading.r r:: F CG'rC-c9. sck� J BU51'YlOS) li-'h.O.ro..M1Cl., c:. UljUrt e,• - D. - _ A·' .. " ..I),riG- q rq CJ T "-� &e.}t� i � -m"C1/11ee:f f'�6--June, 1964Fleischman, Mark Lawr-ence (Anthropology) A.M.Paper: The problem of standard orientation in cephalometry.Fleming, Ward (Political Science) A.M.HDIOOOO The constitutionality of open occupancy legislation.Fol�, Rita T (Education) A.M.Paper: Promoting reading for the firxt grade: the pre-firstgrade classroom.Foster, Arthur L (Divinity School) Ph.D.BV9999 Related changes of self-concept and God-concept incounseling.Francis, Ethanie Aracelis D. (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloFr-anken, Darrell (Divinity School) A.M.BV9999 Freud's concept of learning and its significance forthe cormnunication of the gospel.Freeman, Gary (Zoology) Ph.D.QL999 The role of blood cells in the process of asexual repDo­duction in the tunicate Perophora viridis.Freeman, Leslie G (Anthropology) Ph.D.GN999 Mousterian developments in Cantabiran Spain.Fryer, Joan Leanore (Soc. Service Adm.) A:M. w/oFulton, Jerome Keenan (Education-Biology) M.A.T.Paper: Overview of summer courses in biology for high schoolstudents and a proposed ecology course for average students withsuggestions for its evaluation.Garcia, Delores S. (History) A.M. wlo***see belowGerwin , Brenda R (Biochemistry) Ph.D.QP999 Molecular and kinetic properties of ascorbic acid oxidase.Gibbs, Trudy Jean (Microbiology) S.M.QR999 A comparison of three methods of concentrating reovirustype 3 for detection purposes.Gibson, McGuire (Oriental Langs. & Ci v.) A.M.Tf_te mace, the axe, and the dagger in ancient Mesopotamia.DS999 Or.*** Gillies, William Br-owne; III (Education-History) M.A. T.Paper: John M. Palmer.Gitlin, Sheila (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M: w/oGlatt, Elaine Judith Kasan (Education) A.M.Paper: An investigation of evnironmental variables whichaffect the occupational choices of high school seniors.Gelblum, Edward (Political Science) A.M.HT1999 Aristotle�s teaching concerning natural slavery.7--June, 1964Gold, Jerrold M (Mathematics) S.M. wloGoldsmith, Dale (Divinity) A.M. wloGoldsmith, Elizabeth H (English Lang. &: Lit.) A.M. wloGoldwasser, Judith (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloGood, Glen J (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloGoodman, Robert Lester (English Lang. & Lit.) A.M. wloGowan, Donald E (Divinity) Ph.D.BS9999 The significance of the oracles against the nationsin the message of Ezekiel.Gray, William Mason (Geophysical Sciences) Ph.D.�CI099 Ge On the scales of motion and internal stresscharacteristics of the hurricane.Green, Robert Regis (English Lang. & Lit.) A.M. w/oGreenberg, GaryBF1999 Edcreativity. (Education) A.M.The relations of curiosity to intelligence andGregg, Joseph Paul (Librar,r school) A.M.Zl0999. Suburban use of the core city book collection inGreater Kansas City, November 6-11, 1961.Groban, Elinor L (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. w/oGross, Louis (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloHaefner, Karl (Chemistr.y) Ph.D.QDI099.5 Cr,ystal distortions associated with magnetic orderingprecision lattice constants and structure parameters ofMnF2, FeF2, CoF2, NiF2' and ZnF2•Hallanger, Harold M (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wi 0Hamilton, Charles V (Political Science) Ph.D.�(9999 Southern federal courts and the right of Negroes tovote: 1957-1962.Hammett, Jacquel.Lne (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloHand, William Woodson (Philosophy) A.M. wloHankins, Tom (Geography) S.M.HDIOOOO Ge Public control of privately o-wned rural land in theUnited States.8--June, 1964Hanser, Albert S. (Histor.y) Ph.D.DD999 Church and state in Bavaria, 1799-1806: an absolutistreform in the age of revolution.Harik, Il�a F. (Social Thought) Ph.D.DS999 Political change in a traditional society: a stuqy ofinstitutional conflict in the i�ta' political �stem of MountLebanon, 1711-1845.Harris, Roy O. Jr. (SSA) A.M. wloHeitzmann, Judith Anne (Comparative Studies in Litet-ature) A.M.Paper: The world of the future in Aldous Huxley's Brave New Worldand Ernst Junger's Glaserne Bienen.Heller, D. Brian. (Sociology) A.M.Papers: 1. Stratification approaches to the prediction of stress.2. Status, consisten� and symptoms of stress: a replication.Hemminger, Ruth (SSA) A.M. wloHeron, Jayne (Philosophy) A.M. vr/o.Herring, Paul Donald. (English Language and Literature) Ph.D.PR4561.H57 The background of Charles Dickens' Little Dorrit.Heyman, Susan Barbara. (SSA) A.M. w/oHill, A. David. (Geography) Ph.D.The changing landscape of a Mexica.n MuniCipio, VillaLas Rosas, Chiapas.Ho, Gar Bo,», 'PharinaCi:i>logy) Ph.D.RM999 The relation of 7, 12-dL�ethyl benzanthracene and estro­gen to glucose oxidation in rats.Hokeness, Kenneth N. (Education - English) M.A.T.Paper: The analytic approach to literature: a means of teach�aesthetic appreciation.Holmes, Jack Ellsworth (Political Science) Ph.D.F9999 Party, legislature and governor in the politics of NewMexico, 1911-1963.Romans, Peter. (Divinity) Ph.D._BXl0999 The meaning of selfhood in the thought of ReinholdNiebuhr and Sigmund Freud.*SEE BELOWHoward, Lorraine A. (Education) A.M.Paper: Correlation of early and late career choices amongTeachers.Hsiao, Chi-An (Physics) S.M. wloiE-Hoss, Frank Loren (Divinity D.D.H.) B.D. wlo9--June, 1964Huff, Terry ( Chemistry) S.M. w/o.Hughes, Derith Marie (SSA) A.M. w/o.Hummel, Patricia K. (Comp. Studies in Literature) A.M.Paper: The �uest in Holderin' s Hyperion and Keats' Endymion.Hurley, Jesse F. (Education) A.M.BF1999 The threshold of insight in problem solving, percep­tion, and p�chopathology.Huszagh, Fredrick Wickett (Law) J.S.D.The International law-making process: a case study onthe international regulation of space telecommunication.Ibbs, William Charles (English Lang. & Lit) A.I.!. w/o.Jackson, Brady Ward. CSSA) A.M. w/oJackson, Manuel L. CSSA) A.M. w/o.Jamgochian, Richard. (Education) Ph.D.183999 The United States Chamber of Commerce and nationaleducational policy.Janzen, John M. (Anthropology) A.M.Paper: History of Babongo revitalization (1880-1925)Jiwanmall, Adeline P. (SSA) A.M. wloJohnson, Florence Ev:�;lyn (Library Science) A.M.Z10999 Private special libraries as a public resource inmetropolitan Chicago.Johnson, Keith Roberts (Human Development) A.M.Paper: Inadequate means and organizational maintenance in threeMuseums.Johnson, Richard Norris (Divinity) A.M. w/o.Jolicour, Gerald J. (Sociolo�$) A.M.Paper: A study of modernity. Discussion of the theory ru�d thestudy of the ideology about modernity in French Canadian reviews.Jones, Linda Christine (Education - History) M.A.T.Paper: A Russian histo� curriculum for high school juniors andseniors.Jones, Patricia Kelly (SSA) A.M. w/o.lO--June, 1964Joslyn, Charles P. (SSA) A.M. w/o.Kahler, John Knapp (Hi.st ory ) Ph.D.F9999 The genesis of the American involvement in Indo-China,1940-1954.Kao, Vincent Chao Yang (Pathology) S.M.QR999 An immunohistochemical study of the localization of serumlipoproteins and ot.hez- plasma proteins in human atheroscleroticlesions.Kaschins, Edward Anthony (Economics) A.M.Paper: The price theo17 of Karl Marx as positive analysis.Katzive, David H. (Art) A.M.Paper: Modern art in public memorials and the Enrico Fermi Memorial.Keeling, Lytle Bryant (Philosophy) A.M. wloKerlin, Norma Louise (Education- English) M.A.T.Paper: A survey of current secondary school units in the historyof the English language i'vith a plan for teaching the topic in theeleventh grade.Key, Glenn Shelton. (SSA) A.M. w/o.Kibler, Robert E. �Mathematics) S.M. wloKindig, Mary Norton (SSA) A.M. w/o.Kirschner, Teresa J. (Romance Langs & Lit. - Spanish) A.M.Paper: Teorias esteticas en Ortega y Gasset.Kirwin, William James (English Lang. & Lit.) Ph.D.PRl875.L28K6 Inflactional and prinCipal syntactic classes inChaucer's Canterbury rrales.Knowles, Charles Richard (Geophysical Sciences) S.M. w/o.Kolber, Lois Paula (SS!) A.M. w/oKooden, Harold David (Human Development) A.M.BF1999 Ed The relationship between achievement, ego identityformation, and the professional actor.Kreider,_Eugene Charles (Divinity) A.M. w/o.Krol, William F. (StatistiCS) S.M. w/o.Krug, Judith Fingeret (Library Science) A.M.Paper: A comparison of the uniterm, descriptor, and role-indica­tor, and role-indicatmv methods of encoding literature for in­formation retrieval.Il--June, 1964Kubo, Sakae.BS9999 (New Test�ent and Ear�� Christian Literature)A compar'at.Lve st.udy of P 2 and Codex Vaticanus. cPh.D•Kudriavetz, r arrey-Anne (SSA) A.M.. w/oKuehner, Virginia Ann (SSA) A.M. w/o.Kup eli ana , Robert Howard (Botany) Ph.D.QK999 The development and characteristics of two water- solublecytochromes from the alga, Cyanidium caldarium.Kurm�, William John (Library Science) A.M.Zl0999 An evaluation of automatically prepared abstracts andindexes.Lacki, Joseph J. (International Relations) A.M.DS999 The formation of the Baghdad Pact-- 195.3-1955: an analysisof'the factors which influenced its development.Ledger, John Thomas, Jr. (Divinity) A.M. w/oLee, Richard William (Divinity) D.B. w/o.Lenn, Nicholas Joseph (Anatomy) S.M.QL999 The anterior thalamic nuclei: an experdment al, study fun,::,the cat.Leong, Esther J. (Art) A.M.Paper: Kizil wall paintings: problems of style &�d chronology.Levine, Daniel Alan (Mathematics) S.M. w/oLewis, Samuel, Richard (Education - History) M. A. T.Paper: Teaching about Communism: indoctrination or CriticalThinking.Libby, Thomas Edward ( SSA) w/ojA.M.Lilves, Ben Owen (Philosophy) w/o.A.M.Lindberg, William Ldwar-d (SSA) A.M. w/o.Lucier, Paul Jeffrey (English Lang. & Lit.) A.M. w/o.Luers, Arnold D. (Education) A.M.Paper: The need for a cooperative extension service in an urbanarea.Lyman, Thomas William (Social Thought) Ph. D .NA9999 The Romanesque capitals in Saint-Sernin de Toulouseand relat ed sculpture.McManis, Douglas R (Geography) Ph.D.F9999 Ge The initial evaluation and utilization ofthe Illinois prairies, 1815-1840.12--June, 1964McConnell, Enid E. (Divinity) A.M. wloMacEwan, Andrew Walter (Mathematics) S.M. wloMcKnight, Brian E. (Oriental Languages and Civilizations) A.M.DS999 The rebellion of Fang La.McPherson, Fredrick Logan (Education-Biology) M.A.T.Paper: Mating, nest-building, and incubation in the cape ringdove (Streptop'elia capicola)Main, Marjorie �bite (Social Service Ad�istration) Ph.D.HV9999 Selected as, .ect s of the geginning phase of social groupwork.Marcus, Melvin Gerald (Geography) Ph.D.GB9999 Ge Climate-glacier studies in the Juneau ice fieldr�gion, Alaska.Mandic, Vukosava (Divinity) D.B. w/oMartin, Harold S. (English Lang. & Lit.) A.M. w/oMashburn, Marilyn (SSA) A.M. Iw/oMather, Janet Louise (Physics) S.M. w/oMatsumura, Tamiko (Library Science) A.M.Paper: Word division in Romanized Japanese titles.Maurer, Donald Leo (Paleozoo16gy) Ph.D.QE999 Pelecy od size and sediment size.Max, Rachel Beth (SSA) A.M. w/oMaxfield, Donald David (Divinity) D.B. wloMazelis, Anne Ginsberg (Biochemistry) W.M. wloMazelis, JackPaper: (History) A.M.Soviet-Jugoslav Relations: 1946-1949Melcher, Arlyn John (Business) Ph.D.HDlOOOO Collective bargaining in the agricultural implement in­dustry: the impact of company and union structure in three firms.Merchant, Edmund Bruce (Pathology) Ph.D.QR999 Conventional Bnd passive transfer modified heterologousantibodies against antigens of the Ehrlich tumor.13--June, 1964Michalski, Laurence Walter (Histor,y) A.M.Papers: (1) Impressment and the diplomacy of the War of 1812.(2) The road to fascism: a political study ofSir Oswald Mosley.Miller, David Louis (Human Development) Ph.D.HQ9999 Ed Adaptations of aged persons to relocation.Miller, John Grier (Mathematics) S.M. wloMiller, Leonard G (Political Science) Ph.D.JK9999 Double jeopardy and the federal syst em.Miller, Rebecca Jane (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. w/oMinor, Jessie Ruth (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloMisra, Bhaskar D. (Sociology) A.M.Paper: A new estimate of the Negro population and Negro vitalrates in the United States, 1930-1960.Moeller, R�mond F (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. IwloMoore, Sarah Sewall (Education) A.M.LB3999 A comparison of the relationship of right, left, andmixed preference to reversals among retarded readers.Morita, Ichiko Takagi (Library school) A.M.Paper: The development of bibliographic classification in Japan.Morris, Edward Craig (Anthropology) A.M.Paper: The Kroeber collections from the Rimae and Chi.LLonValleys, Peru.Morrison, Alasdair Andrew Orr (Political Science) A.M. w/oMow, Joseph Baxter (Divinity) Ph.D.BT9999 Redemption and demonic in historical process: ast�dy of the theological ethics of C. H. Dodd, Paul Tillich,and henry .I.\J. Wieman.Munch, Rosemary Anne (English Lang. & Lit.) A.M. wloNeagu, George V (Education) A.M.Paper: Adult night high school students--a study of drop-outs'who later resume study.Nelson, Neal Stanl� (Pharmacology) Ph.D.RM999 SOIDe observations on the metabolic fate of radium-226in swine.Ostriker, Jeremiah P (Astronomy) Ph.D.QBI099 The equilibriim and stability of self-gravitatingcylinders and rings.14--June, 1964Nieting, Lorenz (Divinity) Ph.D.BS9999 St. Paul's use of the prepositions.Nworah, Gordian Oraegb1.Ula Peter (Economics) A.M.Paper: The impact of European customs union on the export tradeof Nigeria: A case study of the "trade diversion" effects of acustoms union.Palmer, Charles Milner (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wloPalmore, James Andrew, Jr. (Sociology) A.M.Paper: The flow of influence and the diffusion of f'ami.Iy planningand information.Palson, Charles (Anthropology) A.M.Paper: Affectual patterning: an in:ldividual and socio-culturalvariable.Pankovich, Helen (Librar,y school) A.M.Zl0999 The libraries of the Art Institute of Chicago.Panos, Robert John (Education) A.M.BF1999 Ed Some models for the analysis of verbal free associa­tion behavior.Parish, Roger CookParmalee, Patty Lee (Comparative Studies in Literature) A.M.Paper: Shaw's Major BarbarA and Berthold Brecht IS Die HeiligeJohanna der Schlachote, a comparison.Paynter, John Edward (Divinity) A.M. wloPechukas, Diana Gisolfi (Art) A.M.Paper: Veronese's decoration at Maser.Pedersen, Carl C (Committee on International Relations) A.M.HC999 Economic and political problems of the 1957 and1962 Soviet industrial and party administrative reorganizations.Pederson, Lee A (English Lang. and Lit.) Ph.D.PE3999 The pronunciation of English in metropolitan Chicago:vowe.l.s and consonant s.Pendergast, Wc,rren J (Chemistry) Ph.D.QDI099.5 The isotopic exchange of oxygen between some sodiumsilicates and solvent water.Penn, Maxine Lee (Soc. Service Adm.) A.M. wlo�Perlin, George C (Political 3cience) A.M.F9999 St. John's West: a survey study of a constituency inthe Canadian general election of 1962.* PecleJE�e ne, V. (G�a�.) Ph, D.'lk� de.YI'\Cl\'\.c\ Scv-tNV\s�o("tcrt�DY1H£99<;}9(Ge)Rey, Charles A. (Physics) Ph.D.QC1099 Inner bremsstrahlung in muon decay.15--June, 1964Peterson, Eleanor Anne (Education) A.M.Paper: Writing and reading in American literature: a plan forteaching composition in high school.Pfile, Rolland Gordon (Divinity - DDH) B.D. w/o.Platt, Jennifer Ann (Sociology) A.M.Paper: Status judgements and class structure.Plowaty, Joan R. (SSA) w/oS.M. w/oA'?M.Pollans, Warren Lee (Physics)Pollard, Susan Erica, (General Studies) A.M.Paper: Pavese and the City.Porter, Diane Louise (SSA) A.M. w/o.Price, Susan Leslie (SSA) A.�. w/oPyle, K. Roger (Physics) S.M. w/o.Rajan, Vanaja (Sociology) A.M.Paper: Int.ei-f'r-at.errut.y exchange marriage: the solution tofamily confli ct .Rast, Walt er Emil (Divinity)(SSA) A.M. wloRauch, John Joseph V'v.M.. wlo(SSA) A.M.A.M. wlo w/oReedy, Janet Marie UmbleRehfeldt, Linda Sue (SSA)Reiss, James Alan (English Lang. & Lit.) A.M. w/oRempoulis, Andr-ew Mark ( Chemistry) S.M. w/oRice, James Lee (Slavic Langs. & Lit.) A.M. w/o.Richards, Morris Dick (SSA) A.M. wloRivas, CarlosQDI099.5 (Chemistry) Ph.D.Photochemical reactions of organic compounds.Robert, John, III (Education - English) M.A.T.Paper: Combining literature and composition.Rocko��tz, Ruth (SSA) A.M. w/o.(English Lang. & Lit.) A.M. w/o.Roneui, st , Eyvind Carll6--June, 1964Rosenberg, Larry (Sociology) Ph.D.HN999 Communication styles and learning; a factor-analytic studyof teacher-student interaction.Rosenblum, Edwin L. (Biochemistry ) S.M. wloRosenkrantz, Louis (Slavic Langs. & Lit.) A.M. w/o.ROSBer, Arthur (Human Development) A.M.Paper: Retirement and life satisfaction of air line pilots.Ross, Charles Olinzee (SSA) A.M. wloRoss, Donald Alfred. (Psychology) Ph.D·BF1999 Anxiety, hostility and self and parental concepts andesteems in psychopathic, rebellious and normal adolescents.Rudick, Michael A. (Comparative Studies in Lit.) A.M.Paper: The advancement of drama in the rlesurrection plays.Russo, Maria Grace (Education - history) M.A.T.Paper: Richard Yates, Civil V�ar Governor of Illinois.Ryan, Howar-d (History) Ph.D.F9999 Selected aspects of American activities in Mexico,1876-1910.Ryan, Sidney L. (Library Science) A.M.:2.10999 The development of state libraries and their effect onthe public librar,y movement in Australia.Sadeghi-Nejad, Abdollah. (Pathology) S.M.QP999 Mitochondric.l changes induced by phenergan in the proxi­mal tubular cells of rat kidney.Sahota, Chander Kanta (Education) A.M.Paper: Biling�alism and its relation to academic achievement.Sakoonkim, Charoen (ChemistD�) Ph.D.QDI099.5 Recoil studies of fragments produced in high energynuclear reactions.Saravelas, Kyriakos Venis (S0A) A.M. w/oA.M. wloSaxton, Paul M. (SSA)Schar, Stuart (Art) M.F.A.Paper: The tone coordinated colored papers.Schiering, George D&vid (SSA) A.M. w/o.S.M. w/oSchlesinger, Barry Michael (Physics)Simmons, James W (Geography) Ph.D.HF9999 (Ge) The changing pattern of retail location.Schoenstadt, Arthur H., Jr., (SSA) 17--June, 1964A.M. wloSchopler, Eric (Human Development) Ph.D.BF1999 Ed Visual ve.isus tactual receptor preference in normaland schizophrenic chilaren.Schultz, Marjorie 11 • (Education � History) M. A. T.Paper: The r-eact.Lon of Great Britain to the German-AustrianAnschluss of 1938.Scott, Ralph Samuel (�ducation) Ph.D.BF1999 Ed Need hierarchy and its relationship to cognitivedevelopment.Seymour, Sandra Sue (SS�) A.M. w/o.Shannon, Ann Marie (SSA) A.M. wloSherwood, Judith Newlin (Statistics) S.M. w/o.Shoup, Stefan Peter (English Lang. & Lit.) A.M. w/o.Siegel, Paul (Sociology) A.M.Paper: en the cost of being a NegroSiegel, Renee Pearlman (SSA) A.M wi 0Simmons, James R. (SSA) A.M. wlo(Divinity) D.B. wloSimpson, William A.Sitz, Paul Frederick, III (Art) M.F.A.Paper: Nine lithographs to accompany "I'he Four Zoa s!' by WilliamBlake.Smith, James Henderson. (Library Science) A.M.Paper: An experimental reading .: rogram for high school freshmandesigned by a school librarian.Smi th, Mary Loui s e (SSA) A.M. w/o.Smith, Newl.and Farnsworth, III (�ibrary Science) A.M.Paper: S survey of the nature of religious books selected by themedium sized public library in the years 1950 and 1960.Soffer, Marcia Kelner. (SSA) A.M. w/o.Solovay, Robert Martin (Mathematics) Ph.D.QA999 A Functevial form of the differentiable Rieman-Roch theorem.Soltanoff, Ruth Carol. (Histor.y) A.M. w/o.Stodolsky, Leo (Physics) Ph.D.QC1099 Use of the �-photon analogy in a model of isobar production.lB--June, 1964Somerville, Shirley May (SSA) A.M. w/oSpears, David Harold ( Comparative Studies in Lit.) A.M.Paper: The function of disease in representative works of ThomasMann.Speller, William C. 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