THE UNKVERSKTY Of CHKCAGOFOUNDED BY JOHN D. ROCKEFELLERTheThree Hundred TenthCONVOCATKONTheSPRKNGSECOND SESSIONJune TwelfthA.D. Nineteen Hundred Sixty-fiveROCKEFELLER MEMORIAL CHAPELORDER Of EXERCKSESFor the Conferring of DegreesTen o'clockGEORGE W. BEADLE, President of the University, PresidingTHE CONVOCATION PROCESSIONPROCESSIONAL-Fantasy in Echo Style(The congregation standing until the Bags reach the chancel)The Marshal and the Student Aides Samuel ScheidtThe Candidates for DegreesThe Faculties of the UniversityThe Trustees and Administrative OfficersThe Associate Dean ofthe University ChapelThe 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. SMITHTHE PRAYERTHE REVEREND W. BARNETT BLAKEMORE, JR.Associate Dean of Rockefeller Memorial ChapelTHE CONVOCATION ADDRESSEDWARD H. LEVIProvost of the UniversitySOLO"Thou shalt bring-them in" (from Israel in Egypt) HandelCHARLOTTE BRENT, Mezzo-sopranoThou shalt bring them in, and plant them in the mountain of thine inherit­ance, in the place, 0 Lord, which thou hast made for thee to dwell in,in the sanctuary, 0 Lord, which thy hands have established.THE LLEWELLYN JOHN ANDHARRIET MANCHESTER QUANTRELLAWARDSFor Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching(' ERIC WILLIAM COCHRANE, JR., Associate Professor of HistoryMr. Cochrane received his A.B. and Ph.D. degrees from Yale University in 1956, and hastaught at the University of Chicago since 1957.As teacher and as scholar, Mr. Cochrane's interests and talents are unusually diverse. He haspublished a book on the Tuscan Academies in the age of Enlightenment and is at work on ahistory of Florence from the mid-sixteenth century to the beginning of the nineteenth century.Both represent major and original contributions in the field of Italian history and reflect his con­cern with relating many different aspects of history-cultural, political, and social-to one another.He has published many articles on such diverse figures as Machiavelli, Galileo, and Muratori. Asa teacher, Mr. Cochrane has effectively translated scholarly rigor, commitment to clarity ofthought and of expression, and a passion for interpreting the nature of historical method andexperience into the terms that make his students not simply learners, but participants. At everylevel, in his sections in the History of Western Civilization, his course on the later Middle Ages,his courses on the Renaissance, the Counter-Reformation, and the history of Italy, undergrad­uates are stimulated to such participation and to lively discussion. Mr. Cochrane gives generouslyof his time to students outside the classroom as well, and he has been especially active in shap­ing the present history concentration and in counseling the students who have entered it. A pro­ponent of action as well as thought, he exemplifies for his students and colleagues the life ofthe responsible intellectual, the ideal of the teacher-scholar, and the possibilities of being at oncea distinguished specialist and an outstanding generalist.JAMES M. REDFIELD, Assistant Professor in the Committee on Social ThoughtJames Redfield was educated at the University of Chicago and New College, Oxford; he receivedhis Ph.D. degree from the Committee on Social Thought in 1961. He has held various fellow­ships, including a Woodrow Wilson for work at Oxford and an Earhart Foundation Fellowshipat the University of Chicago.Mr. Redfield is well known both for his wide-ranging interests in fifth-century Greek history, phi­losophy and political science, and for his intensive studies on various aspects of Greek cultureand language. He has translated Aristophanes' The Clouds and The Frogs and has published vari­ous articles, including "Aristophanes and Politics" in the German journal Antaeus, and "ALecture on Plato's Apology" in the Journal of General Education. He is currently working ontwo projects-a source book on inscriptions in the classical period and a synthetic history on thedevelopment of various elements in Athenian public and private life.Mr. Redfield embodies the scholar committed to imparting to others what he knows. (Hisstanding invitation to teach anyone Greek who wants to learn it is a symbol of that attitude.) Inaddition to teaching first-year Greek, he has taught courses in the Platonic dialogues and inAthenian politics, the third-year Humanities course in criticism, and a new three-quarter coursein Greek civilization which is radical in design. He has also lectured frequently in all three ofthe Humanities courses and in the History of Western Civilization course.Anyone who has studied with Mr. Redfield is aware of his devotion to his task as teacher, hisinsistence on a rigorous examination of the subject matter at hand, his demand that the studentlive up to his own perfectionist standards. By precept and example he has demonstrated what itmeans to be scholar and teacher in the truest and best sense.JOSEPH JACKSON SCHWAB, William Rainey Harper Professor of the NaturalSciences in the College and Professor in the Department of EducationMr. Schwab is an outstanding example of a Chicago trained educator. He received his Ph.B.degree in English Literature here in 1930 and then continued on to the Ph.D. degree in Zoology,working under one of the world's distinguished geneticists, Sewall Wright. He was appointedInstructor in Biology in the College in 1937 and proceeded to develop his own inimitable tech­niques of small-group instruction. As he proceeded upward through the academic ranks, his inter­ests gravitated toward the Philosophy of Biology and the processes of education. In 1950 he wasnamed the William Rainey Harper Professor of the Natural Sciences, and he holds equivalent rankin the Graduate School and Department of Education. His investigations into the educationalprocess have been coupled with a great ability to communicate with students. His classes are invari­ably oversubscribed and unforgettable to those who are fortunate enough to be in them. As aresult of his activities in the area of materials, methods, and classroom technique, he has held visit­ing professorships at Columbia University and in Puerto Rico. He has been consultant on curricu­lum for a number of years to Puerto Rico and has most recently served as United States representa­tive on the UNESCO panel on undergraduate Biology. He was also a prime mover in thedevelopment of the Biological Sciences curriculum study materials that are among the finesthigh-school programs available today. His most recent and outstanding contribution to thisprogram has been the Biology Teachers Handbook incorporating many of the innovations whichhe has brought to the field of Biology teaching.NIEN-CHU YANG, Professor in the Department of ChemistryFor his dedicated and inspiring teaching of Organic Chemistry to undergraduate students, andfor his tireless efforts to stimulate their independent study. Through his leadership, as Directorof Undergraduate Honors Research in Chemistry, increasing numbers of students now have anopportunity to make original contributions to scientific knowledge. Keen judge of potential ability,wise counselor, and persuasive innovator, he has given renewed vigor and meaning to undergrad­uate studies in Chemistry.THE AWARD OF HONORSAwarded General Honors with the Bachelor's Degree:Jack Abraham AlhadeffKatherine BaileyJordy BellMark Raphael BirnbaumCharles William BoggsLinda Lee BowdoinJack Steven CatlinHoward P. ChudacoffMarc Roland CoganJames Petter CottinghamEileen Mary CrowleyCharles K. DasheWilliam F. DietrichArthur DorfKatherine Mary DusakSusan EgdallStephen Michael EgeDaniel M. FarrellDavid French FeingoldMichael Harold FineganSidney Louise Frary Leslie FriedmanEric John GangloffRichard Matthew GottliebLorraine Ann GrabnerLloyd A. GreeneWayne Eugene GrovesRobert Philip HavenHelmutVillard BuntenbroichHirschSusan Ruth HirschfelderMarc Richard IsaacsonBarry M. JacobsonEllen Sim KarnofskyEdward Benson KlemCharles Philip LanskiDonald Gary LateinerSusan H. LeesCarolyn A. LeighIrwin-Benjamin LevinsteinJonathan David Lewis John Francis McKeon, Jr.Chauncey Jeffries Mellor IIIWilliam Robert MorganRichard NeugebauerZbigniew Henry NiteckiCharles PackerMary Morrison ParmerMarian Elizabeth PiekosPeter J. RabinowitzDavid Henry RichterThomas D. RosenweinCharles Lawrence SchaufVictoria Bisson SchaufAdrian Michael SchnallMichael David SilvermanLawrence A. SromovskyPatricia Frances StolfaFrances Louise V ollertBarbara Von EckhardtJohn James WiorkowskiAwarded Special Honors with the Bachelor's Degree in the College:Katherine Bailey(Humanities)Jordy Bell(History)Charles K. Dashe(History)Katherine Mary Dusak(Economics)David French Feingold(Social Sciences)Catherine E. Fritz(History)Barbara Katz(History)Glenn E. Loafmann(Humanities)Irwin Benjamin Levinstein(Philosophy)William Robert Morgan(Sociology)Barbara Von Eckardt(Tutorial Studies) Paper: "Plot in Herzog"Paper: "Anti-Machiavellianism and the Politi­cal Climate in France during the Warsof Religion"Paper: "An Experimental Study of the Flagel­lation Process in Naegleria gruberi"Paper: "Regional Adjustment to MonetaryPolicy"Paper: "Negro Political Activity in Illinois,Indiana, and Ohio before 1900: TheSearch for Recognition"Paper: 'An Investigation of Causes for theNazification of the Lower MiddleClass during 1918-33"Paper: "Senator McCarthy's Investigation ofthe International Information Admin­istration: February-July, 1953"Paper: "Argument and Form in The RussianMonk"Paper: "The Concept of Trying"Paper: "The Effect of Information on Miti­gated and Aggravated Conflicts"Paper: "The Role of Ideas in Max Weber'sInterpretation of History"Charlotte Weissberg(Sociology) Paper: "Achievement Affiliation in the Ca­reer Line in One Professional Group:A Study of Trainee and ProfessionalClinical Psychologists"Awarded Special Honors with the Bachelor's Degree in the College and theDivision oi the Biological Sciences:Richard M. Roberts(Biology) Paper: "The Effect of Actinomycin D on So­matic Crossing Over in Drosophilamelanogaster"Awarded SpeciaJ Honors with the Bachelor's Degree in the College and theDivision of the Physical Sciences:John Lewis Belletire Paper: "Possible Nitrogen Fixation"(Chemistry)Lloyd A. Greene Paper: "Pressure Studies on the Radiolysis of(Chemistry) Hexa- Fluoroethane"Barry M. Jacobson Paper: "Synthesis of a Stable Free Radical"( Chemistry)Edward Benson Klem Paper: "The Structure of a Self-Condensation(Chemistry) Product of o-Aminobenzaldehyde Inthe Presence of Nickel Ions"Marion Hartley Klumpp Paper: "Surface Tension of BiCIg"(C hemistry)Ernest B. Spitzner Paper: "Report on the 'Von Braun Dimer' "(Chemistry)Members elected to Beta ot Illinois Chapter oi Phi Beta Kappa on nominationoi the University for especial distinction in general scholarship in theUniversity:CLASS OF 1965Third YearMary Morrison ParmerFourth YearJordy BellCharles William BoggsKatherine P. BoshesJack Steven CatlinJames Peter CottinghamCharles K. DasheMichael Harold Finegan Adrian Michael Schnall Michael D. SilvermanHannah L. FrischEric John GangloffWayne Eugene GrovesDaniel S. HamermeshCarol IglauerCharles Philip LanskiChauncey Jeffries Mellor III Zbigniew Henry NiteckiPeter J. RabinowitzEllen RossCharles Lawrence SchaufVictoria Bisson SchaufBarbara Von EckardtRobert J. WolosinCLASS OF 1966Third YearJean AntonNeil Barry Brast Robert Bennett GennisJoAnn Henikoff Paul Alan ZuckerMembers elected to the Society of the Sigma Xi on nomination of the De­partments of Science for evidence of ability in research work in Science:James Edward BeboutRobert Joel BeckRichard Price BumsNicolas H. CharneyJoseph CreanDallas Craig EdwardsChang-Yun FanJohn W. FoftNed LeRoy Gaylin Godfrey S. GetzGeorge GloecklerLarry Jackson LaberLauren LangmanBarbara Ann LernerJeong-Long LinDaniel Stanton McMahonGlenda Frances McNiell Gerald MendelBarry 1. MillerPeter David NoerdlingerEllis George OlimGene I. RochlinAlastair John ScottWilliam Stanley ShippJohn R. YaegerAssociate members elected to the Society of the Sigma Xi on nomination ofthe Departments of Science for evidence of ability in research work inScience:Jere Edward BrophyYaw Chyuan ChuThomas W. Cole, Jr.James Peter CottinghamStephen E. DerenzoConstance Rae FriesJohn Carl HermansonBarry M. Jacobson Edward Charles JonesDavid A. KindigCharles Even LandCharles Philip LanskiHon-Yen LauLouis Philip LavoieKang LinMarylou Lionells Robert K. MomiiZbigniew Henry NiteckiPamela H. PearsonSimon John PilkisDavid Rodney SmithRoger C. TaftPweh Boon TjokMartin M. UrbergMembers 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:Barbara Dean BarnesRobert Willey BartonEugene Hubert BlackstoneDavid Stanley HarrerDouglas Robert Jacobson Arthur Norman KalesJohn Joseph KottraLorraine Dolores Lang KottraGlenda Frances McNiellJoel Elizabeth Murray Carl William PierceLawrence Steven RossMilford F. Schwartz, Jr.Alexander Morton SpenceGlenn Howard WeyhrichMembers elected to Gamma of Illinois Chapter, Beta Gamma Sigma, onnomination of the Graduate School of Business for scholarship andaccomplishment in studies in Business Administration:James Michael AlicGeorge Robert BatemanMarshall Edward Blume IIStephen Thomas BraunheimPhilip Ronald BrownSimon K. ChenJoel Stanley DemskiG. H. Dimon, Jr.David Tell DuvelLloyd P. GiordanoPeter Victor Handal Kenneth Norman HansenJohn Chiles HarwoodAlbert Leland Heiser, Jr.William Joseph Hock IIIWilliam Brock KinnearJoseph LevyEmil Joseph Liebewein, Jr.Richmond Morgan LloydJeanne M. LynchJack Donald MillerThomas Ernest Morton Clayton William RobsonWilliam Frank RossW. Peter RuppRobert J. SchurheckAlvin J. ScolnikDonald Earl Sexton, Jr.John James SullivanWilliam Joseph TaneyRobert Garland WilliamsonIIIRobert Lewis WinklerMembers of the Senior class of the Law School elected to the Order of theCoif for excellence in the work of the School:Frank Cicero, Jr.James Maurice CowleyRaymond M. Ellinwood, Jr.Bruce James Ennis, Jr.Henry Frederick Field C. Richard JohnsonPhillip E. JohnsonPeter Paul KaraszThomas D. MorganKenneth L. Pursley Michael GoodmanSchneidermanMilton R. SchroederRichard Warren VetterThe Academy of American Poets Prize, to an undergraduate for the best poemor group of poems, is awarded to:Steven D. Lowenstam - Poems: "November 9, 1953, and OtherPoems"The Florence James Adams Prizes, for excellence in artistic reading, areawarded to:Susan N. Horowitz, FirstRichard Eno, Second Victor Rostow, ThirdPaul J. Peckar, FourthThe Roy D. Albert Prize, to a student in the Department of Anthropologyfor outstanding work in the field of Anthropology, is awarded to:Charles M. H. Keil Essay: "Urban Blues"An Anonymous Prize for excellence in graphic arts is awarded to:Carole Greenberg NelsonThe Joseph Henry Beale Prize, to the student in the first-year tutorial programof the Law School whose work is most worthy of special recognition, isjointly awarded to:James B. HaddadThe Millard P. Binyon Memorial Fund Prize, for distinction in humanisticpursuits in and out of the classroom, is awarded to:Katherine BaileyThe William B. Bond Medal, to the varsity track athlete scoring the greatestnumber of points during the season, is awarded to:William N. KluessnerThe Borden Undergraduate Research Award in Medicine, to the member ofthe graduating class in the School of Medicine whose research is judgedto be the most meritorious, is made to:Arthur Norman KalesThe Joseph A. Capps Award, to a Senior medical student for proficiencyin clinical medicine, is made to:Alexander Morton SpenceThe Chicago Folklore Prizes are awarded to:Richard M. Dorson, FirstPaul Vehvilainen, Second Book: Buying the WindDissertation: "The Swedish Folktale: AStructural Analysis"Book: The Telltale Lilac BushRuth Ann Musick, Honorable MentionThe Dean of Students honors ten students in their Senior year with the HowellMurray-Alumni Association Award for their contribution to the extracurriculum at t�e University of Chicago:Marc Roland CoganEric John GangloffWayne Eugene GrovesMark Loren Joseph Ellen Sim KarnofskyRobin Jean KaufmanJudith Magidson Ulrich MelcherCharles PackerPeter J. RabinowitzThe Paul R. Cohen Prize, to a graduating Senior who has achieved the highestrecord in the field of Mathematics, is awarded to:Charles Philip LanskiThe Elizabeth Susan Dixon Honor Award, to a student in the School ofSocial Service Administration for outstanding work in the first year andpromise of future achievement in the field of Social Work, is awarded to:Sister Mary WineThe First National Bank Estate Planning Awards, to students in the LawSchool for an essay written in competition, are awarded to:David Bancroft Midgley, First (Second in state competition)John Lee Weinberg, SecondThe John Billings Fiske Poetry Prizes, for an original poem or cycle of poems,are awarded to:Philip F. Q'Mara, FirstRobert Drexler, SecondHenry W. Haslach, Jr., Third Poems: "Three Epithalamia for Philosophers"Poem: "A Love Song"Poem: "Watching the High Rise"The Jerome N. Frank Award, to a third-year member of the "Law Review"staff for outstanding comment, is awarded to:Frank Cicero, Jr.The E. Gellhorn Neurophysiology Prize, to a graduate or medical studentshowing outstanding promise in the field at neurophysiology, is awardedto:Edward TarlovThe Goethe Prizes, to College students tor excellence in the study at Ger­manic Languages and Literatures, are awarded to:Sue Ellen Allman, GermanCharles E. Oliver, German Cheryl Register, SwedishHelen B. Stein, GermanThe Harold E. GoettIer Political Institutions Prizes, to undergraduatestor original essays, are awarded to:David French Feingold, FirstMartha P. Saxton, Second Essay: "Negro Political Activity in Illinois,Indiana, and Ohio before 1900: TheSearch for Recognition"Essay: "The Authorities of The Deputy"Linda Sue Spaet, Second Essay: "The Art of Loving and The SecondTreatise of Government"Joseph J. Kasper, Third Essay: "The Class Basis of the National So­cialist Triumph over Weimar Ger­many"The Hamilton Watch Award, to the Senior candidate tor the Bachelor atScience degree who has most successtully combined proficiency in hismajor field at study with achievements in the Humanities or SocialSciences, is made to:Zbigniew Henry NiteckiThe Hinton Moot Court Competition Awards, to students who have com­pleted their first year in the Law School, in advancing the art at btiei­writing and oral argument, are made to:Howard Abrams, Best Appellate BriefFrank W ohl, Best Oral Argument Peter Messitte, Best Appellate BriefThe Robert H. Jackson Award, to a student in the Law School tor the bestpaper submitted in the Seminar on Constitutional Law, is awarded to:John L. RunftThe Milo P. Jewett Prizes, tor excellence in Bible reading, are awarded to:William Clyde Brown, First Clyde Alexander Black, SecondThe Lawyer's Title Award, to a student in the Law School tor excellencein the field at Property, is made to:Richard Warren VetterRichard Neugebauer Novel: "A Corespondence"The Karl Llewellyn Cup, tor excellence in briet writing and oral argument inthe second-year Hinton Moot Court Competition, is awarded to:Howard Abrams Peter MessitteThe Edwin F. Mandel Award, to the graduates who have contributed mostto the Legal Aid program during their Law School careers, is made to:William F. Steigman Edward Everett VaillThe David Blair McLaughlin Prize, to a college student, tor an essay showinga special skill and sense of torm in the writing at English prose, isawarded toSusan Noakes Essay: "How Ishmael Becomes and Is Be­coming a Sea-Gudgeon"The Olga and Paul Menn Foundation Prize, tor an original, unpublished novel,is awarded to:The Theodore Lee N efI Prize, tor excellence in the study at French Languageand Literature, is awarded to:Susan Ruth HirschfelderThe Elizabeth R. Norton Prize, tor excellence in research in Chemistry, isawarded to:Eugene D. FeitThe Elsa Reinhardt Honor Award, to a student in the School of Social Serv­ice Administration tor outstanding work in the first year and promiseof tuture achievement in the field at Social Work, is made to:Philip James Hefner Dissertation: "Theology and History: An In­terpretation of Theology by Al­brecht Ritschl"Cynthia BurrThe Howard Taylor Ricketts Award, in recognition at outstanding accom­plishments in the field at Medical Science, is made to:Dr. Renato Dulbecco, Resident Fellow, Salk Institute for Biological StudiesThe Susan Colver Rosenberger Prize, tor constructive study and originalresearch in the Divinity School, is awarded to:The Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Randall Shapiro Prize, for excellence in the fine arts,is awarded toWilliam Frame CongerThe John Rogers Snowday Memorial Prize, for original work in the field atLiterary Criticism, is awarded to:Leonard M. Berk Essay: "The Rhetorical Function of the Re­lationship between Realism and Fan­tasy in Three Modern Plays"The Amos Alonzo Stagg Medal, to the Senior athlete with the best all-aroundrecord tor athletics, scholarship, and character, is awarded to:Larry L. RockwoodThe Richard West Temple Prize, to a student in the Department at Psy­chology tor outstanding research in the field at Psychology, is awarded toAlan J. Limpo Essay: "Selective Resistance of Performanceon a Schedule of Reinforcement toDisruption by Forebrain Lesions"The "United States Law Week" Award, to a student in the Law School torbest progress in his final year, is awarded to:John Arthur RossmeisslThe "Wall Street Journal" Award, to a student in the Law School tor excel­lence in work in the field at Corporation Law, is made to:Raymond M. Ellinwood, Jr.THE CONFERRING OF ACADEMIC DEGREESCandidates for degrees will be presented in the following order:In the College by Dean Wayne C. BoothThe Student Aides by Marshal Harold HaydonIn the Graduate School of Business by Dean George P. ShultzIn the Graduate Library School by Dean Don R. SwansonCANDIDATES FOR THE BACHELOR'S DEGREEI. IN THE COLLEGEFor the Degree at Bachelor at Arts:JACK ABRAHAM ALHADEFF(Psychology)GAIL M. ALTMAN(Philosophy) KARIN ELIZABETH ANDERSON(History)MICHAEL ANDERSON(General Studies in the Social Sciences)NICHOLAS A. ANDREWS(Economics) RICHARD RAY CARLSON(Physics)MARILLA ELDER ARGUELLES(History) ALBERT HOWARD CARTER III(General Studies in the Humanities)DONALD STEWART BAER(Psychology)MARIE-JEANNINE BAGAN(English Language and Literature) LELAND JAMES CHOY(Biology)TROY ARMSTRONG(Anthropology) ELIZABETH FRANCIS CARTER(Oriental Languages and Civilizations)MICHAEL I. ASCH(Anthropology) JACK STEVEN CATLIN(Psychology)ILENE CAROL BARMASH(Political Science) HOWARD P. CHUDACOFF(History)ALBERTA JOAN CHUCKLY(History)CRAIG WALLACE BARROW(English Language and Literature) WAYNE D. S. CHUN(English Language and Literature)EVE BARUCH(Political Science) MARGARET ANNA CLARK(Art)IRIS LAUREN CLEVELAND(English Language and Literature)CAROL G. BAUM(Political Science)SANDRA JEAN BECICH(History) JOHN JOSEPH CODY(Biology)KENNETH ARTHUR COHEN(Sociology)BARBARA ANN BEIGUN(Political Science)STEPHEN PAUL COLBURN(C hemistry)MARK M. BELKIN(Biology)MARSHA ANN BENSON(Education) ROBERT EDWARD COHEN(Mathematics)PATRICIA EMERSON BERG(Mathematics) ALFRED CLARK COLLINS(Psychology)MARK RAPHAEL BIRNBAUM(Anthropology) HOLLY COWAN(History)JOSEPH NOEL CRISCUOLA(History)JOHN BISSET, JR.(Political Science)LAWRENCE SHELDON BLOOM(Philosophy) EILEEN MARY CROWLEY(History)CHARLES K. DASHE(Biology)CHARLES WILLIAM BOGGS(Philosophy)SUSAN GRACE BROMBERG(History) MARY ELIZABETH DINGMANHluman Development)LINDA LEE BOWDOIN(Philosophy) DOROTHY AUTENRIETH DAY(Political Science)ROBERT ALLEN BROCKHOUSE(English Language and Literature) MARY HOLMAN DEAL(History)EDWARD DESPAIN(Economics)LESLEY WALTER BRILL(English Language and Literature)BARBARA K. CARESS(History) WAYNE T. EDBLOM(Slavic Languages and Literatures)GARY ARTHUR BUELOW(English Language and Literature) JAMES CLARENCE EAMON(Physics)DEBORAH ANN EDEL(Anthropology) SHARON GOLDMAN(English Language and Literature)CHARLES ARTHUR EDWARDS(Political Science) EDA G. GOLDSTEIN(Psychology)SUSAN EGDALL(Sociology) DAVID BARRY GOLLUB(Economics)STEPHEN MICHAEL EGE(General Studies in the Humanities) RICHARD MATTHEW GOTTLIEB(Biology)LEON ROLAND ELLIN(History) LORRAINE ANN GRABNER(English Language and Literature)RICHARD SALES EPSTEIN(Psychology) ANDREA L. GREENBERG(Psychology)TONI EUSTER(Sociology) JEFFREY STEVEN GREENE(Russian Civilization)DANIEL M. FARRELL(Philosophy) DOUGLAS MICHEL GREENWOOD(Economics)DAVID FRENCH FEINGOLD(General Studies in the Social Sciences) BONNIE GREER(Political Science)KENNETH A. FENNER(International Relations) WILLIAM JAMES GRIMSHAW(Political Science)MICHAEL HAROLD FINEGAN(Oriental Languages and Civilizations) LINDA S. HANDELMAN(Education)MARILYN HELEN FISHTORN(Psychology) PHILIP HOLTON HANSON(General Studies in the Humanities)ROBERT McKNIGHT FLUEGGE(English Language and Literature) ROBERT PHILIP HAVEN(Economics)CHRISTINE ANN FOLAND(English Language and Literature) JOYCE M. HEATER(Romance Languages and Literatures)BARBARA NATHAN FOX(Romance Languages and Literatures) JOHN CLARK HENDRICKSON(General Studies in the Humanities)SIDNEY LOUISE FRARY(History) JANET RUTH HESSE(History)BARBARA ANN FREITAG(Education) VOHNIE STEDGE HILKER(English Language and Literature)LESLIE FRIEDMAN(Political Science) HELMUT VILLARDBUNTENBROICH HIRSCH(Mathematics)CATHERINE E. FRITZ(History) SUSAN RUTH HIRSCHFELDER(Romance Languages and Literatures)EARL R. FRUTKIN(Psychology) ERIC LEONARD HIRSCHHORN(Political Science)ERIC JOHN GANGLOFF(Oriental Languages and Civilizations) MARGARET HOROWITZ(Psychology)NATALIE T. GANS(Psychology) ANN ELIZABETH HULSIZER(Psychology)EUGENE GARVER(Philosophy)PHYLLIS SHULVASS GELMAN(Psychology)MARGARET SARAH GIBBONS(History) ELLEN SARA ISAACS( Chemistry)MARC RICHARD ISAACSON(Political Science)CHRISTINE D. IVERS(Germanic Languages and Literatures)MICHAEL FARADAY JACOBSON( Chemistry) MARGARET LUISE LAWRENCE(Romance Languages and Literatures)MARK LOREN JOSEPH(Mathematics) SUSAN H. LEES(Anthropology)GAIL DARROW KALISS(Linguistics) ANTIGONE LEFTERIS(English Language and Literature)ANDREW S. KAPLAN(English Language and Literature) CAROLYN A. LEIGH(Sociology)HOWARn T. KAPLAN(Biology)JEFFREY PRESTON KAPLAN(Linguistics) ROBERTA LESNER(Romance Languages and Literatures)ELAINE R. LEVENSON(Mathematics)ELLEN SIM KARNOFSKY(International Relations) JOAN RUTH LEVENSON(Education)JOSEPH J. KASPER(General Studies in the Social Sciences) RUTH JEAN LEVIN(Anthropology)BARBARA JANICE KATZ(History) FELICE JOAN LEVINE(Sociology)IRA RALPH KATZ(C hemistry) IRWIN BENJAMIN LEVINSTEIN(Philosophy)ARTHUR KAUFMAN(Psychology) CHARLES THEODORE LEVITAN(Biology)DAVID H. KELLY(History) JONATHAN DAVID LEWIS(Psychology)RAYMOND CASE KELLY(Anthropology) PAUL LIEBERMAN(Political Science)RICHARD GALE KENWORTHY(History) SHERWIN WAYNE LIFF(Political Science)COURTNER WORLINE KING(Germanic Languages and Literatures) GLENN E. LOAFMANN(General Studies in the Humanities)WILLIAM ROBERT KLECKA(Economics) DAVID EUGENE LOPEZ(Sociology)JUDITH ANN KLOTZ(Human Development) CHARLES ROY MAISCHDERRY LAWRENCE MALSCH(English Language and Literature)WILLIAM CARL KNITTER(Human Development)KURT PETER KOMIVES(Political Science) YVONNE MERILYN MARKOVITZ(English Language and Literature)MICHAEL ROBERT KRINSKY(Political Science) GEORGE MATSUI(Political Science)DAVID STEPHAN KUSHNER(Physics) LEO BERNARD MATTI(Ideas and Methods)GARY ROBERT LANDAU(Professional Option: Business) JAMES GEORGE MAVRIAS(Psychology)ROBERT ALLEN LANDAU(Political Science) JOHN FRANCIS McKEON, JR.(English Language and Literature)DONALD GARY LATEINER(History) CHAUNCEY JEFFRIES MELLOR III(Germanic Languages and Literatures)CAROL ANN LAUDENSLAGER(Slavic Languages and Literatures) RALPH MEYBERG(Political Science)ROBERT J. MICHAELS(Economics) MARIAN ELIZABETH PIEKOS(Economics)MARTIN MICHAELSON(English Language and Literature) GORDON M. QUINN(Professional Option: Tutorial Studies)YLANA N. MILLER(History) PAUL M. RABINOW(Anthropology)DOUGLAS C. MITCHELL(Ideas and Methods) PETER J. RABINOWITZ(Slavic Languages and Literatures)LOUIS MORRIS MIZEL(Mathematics) JEANNE LILLIAN RANDOLPH(English Language and Literature)DAVID ALBERT MOLTZ(Psychology) LUCILE FARNSWORTH REALS(Anthropology)WILLIAM ROBERT MORGAN(Sociology) DAVID HENRY RICHTER(English Language and Literature)JUDITH DENISE MORISON(English Language and Literature) THORN CARY ROBERTS(Geography)ELLEN ESTHER MOSEN(English Language and Literature) COLONEL ROGERS III(Romance Languages and Literatures)JAMES RICHARD MURPHY( Chemistry) W ALLETT BANCROFT ROGERS(Oriental Languages and Literatures)JO-ANNE NAPLES(Romance Languages and Literatures) STEVEN J. ROSEN(General Studies in the Humanities)MICHAEL GEORGE NEDELSKY(Psychology) RICHARD D. ROSENBERG(Philosophy)RICHARD NEUGEBAUER(History) THOMAS D. ROSENWEIN(History)JOSEPH ALBERT NIGRO, JR.(International Relations) RONA ROSLYN RUBEN(Psychology)JO ANN M. NOJIRI(Psychology) JOSEPH W. SAWICKI(Music)RICHARD CARL OMARK(Human Development) SETH LAWRENCE SCHOR(Chemistry)CHARLES PACKER(Psychology) KENNEY JEAN SCHOWALTER(Romance Languages and Literatures)KENNETH BERNARD PALEY(Economics) MARVIN LANCE SCHURKE(Economics)HARRY BLOOMFIELD PASCAL(Romance Languages and Literatures) KATHRYN ANN SEIDMAN(Human Development)VINCENT JAMES PELLETIERE(Biology) JEANETTE SHARPE(Anthropology)ELEANOR PERLMUTTER(Sociology)ROGER PAUL PETERS, JR.(Political Science) JUDITH ANN SHELL(English Language and Literature)MADALYN DEBORAH SHORR(Psychology)STEPHEN ROY SHUCHTER(Biology)GLORIA HOPE PETERSON(History)TERESA IDA PETERSON(Economics) PAULA TERRY SILVER(Psychology)PAUL STEPHEN PHILLIPS(Psychology) MICHAEL DAVID SILVERMAN(English Language and Literature)ANN BRUGER COX(Biochemistry) STUART GORDON FISCHER(Biopsychology)MARY POWELL SIMONS(Human Development) GRACE HELEN THOMAS(Sociology)RICHARD LEO SMITH(History) NANCY GRACE THOMAS(Biology)SCOTT BEACH SMITH(Economics) LOUIS POOLE TRUE, JR.(Political Science)DAVID FERRELL SNODGRASS(Ideas and Methods) MARY TSIEN(Slavic Languages and Literatures)STEPHEN BRUCE SONTZ(Mathematics) KEES VAN DER STERRE( Chemistry)JURA MARIJA STANULIS(Political Science) BARBARA VON ECKARDT(Professional Option: Tutorial Studies)CARLA FRANCES STEINBERG(Music) WILLIAM RICHARD WALLIN(Political Science)ALAN STERNSHEIN(Professional Option: Tutorial Studies) KEVIN WARING(Political Science)JOSEPH HENDERSON STEVENS, JR.(Psychology) SUSAN PITTMAN WATKINS(Political Science)PATRICIA FRANCES STOLF A(English Language and Literature) CARY HARRISON WEBB(Philosophy)CHARLOTTE WEISSBERG(Sociology)JAY SPENCER STONE(Political Science) DONNA LYNN WILSON(International Relations)JOSEPH R. STONEKING(International Relations) DAVID PETER WOLF(Political Science)DAVID J. STRAUS(Biology) GARY LEE WOLLER( Chemistry)CHARLES H. SWAN(Geophysical Sciences) MICHAEL ALAN YESNER(Political Science)JOYCE SUMIKO TANI(Germanic Languages and Literatures) PATRICIA ZOLINE(Philosophy)TAMARA MARIE NORDICA THABES(Biology) MARIAN FRANCES ZUCKER(Political Science)For the Degree at Bachelor at Fine Arts:SUZANNE DEITCH(Art)II. IN THE COLLEGE AND THE DIVISION OFTHE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCESF or the Degree at Bachelor at Science:KENNETH D. BROWN(Biochemistry) ARTHUR DORF(Biopsychology)STEVEN NEIL KOLODNY(Biopsychology)JOHN KEIL McCLEMENTS II(Botany)KENNETH H. NEALSON(Biochemistry)RICHARD MARTIN ROBERTS(Zoology)LARRY L. ROCKWOOD(Biopsychology) VICTORIA BISSON SCHAUF(Microbiology)KAREN RUSSELL SCHMIDT(Biochemistry)BONNIE TOGIAS(Biochemistry)JAMES STEPHEN WECHSLER(Biochemistry)III. IN THE COLLEGE AND THE DIVISION OFTHE PHYSICAL SCIENCESFor the Degree of Bachelor of Science:HOWARD ARTHUR BALFOUR(Physics) JULIAN A. GESTRIN(Mathematics)JOHN P. BARDEN(Mathematics) LUCIAN MAYNARD HEACOX(Mathematics)JOHN LEWIS BELLETIRE(Chemistry) JOEL N. HOFSLUND, JR.(Physics)HENRY JAMES BENNETT(Physics) BARRY M. JACOBSON(Chemistry)SUSAN RUTH BORKER(Mathematics) BURTON FREDRICK JONES(Physics)ROGER H. BRUNY(Physics) EDWARD CHARLES JONES(Mathematics)FRED JOHN CADIEU(Physics) EDWARD BENSON KLEM(Chemistry)MARION HARTLEY KLUMPP(Chemistry)THOMAS FRANKLINCARRUTHERS, JR.(Physics) ALAN ROBERT KRAUSS(Physics)JAMES PETER COTTINGHAM(Mathematics) CHARLES PHILIP LANSKI(Mathematics)JAMES DAVID CRAIG, JR.(Mathematics) HELMUT WOLFRAM LAUMER(Physics)ANTS LEETMAA(Physics)DAVID P. LICHTENSTEIN( Chemistry)GERALD DOUGLAS McBRIDE(Mathematics)WILLIAM F. DIETRICH(Physics)RALPH MICHAEL DOLINER(Mathematics)ALLAN MAURICE FELDMAN(Mathematics)MAURICE JEROME FRANK, JR.(Mathematics) JOAN AMANDA McLEAN(Mathematics)VICTOR A. FRIED(Chemistry) STUART MESHBOUM(Mathematics)MARC PERRY GALLER(Mathematics) ZBIGNIEW HENRY NITECKI(Mathematics)KATHERINE BAILEY(General Studies in the Humanities) LINDA SUE GRAY(Economics)ALLAN LEIGH PORT(Mathematics) KENNETH PAUL SOWINSKI(Mathematics)DANIEL SANDERS( Chemistry) ERNEST B. SPITZNER(C hemistry)CHARLES LAWRENCE SCHAUF(Physics) LAWRENCE A. SROMOVSKY(Physics)GARY DENNIS SCHULTZ(Statistics) ROGER C. TAFT(Physics)ANDREW A. SEIDL(Physics) MIN MING TANG(Mathematics)JAMES ELLIOT SERWER(Physics) JOHN E. VESEL(Physics)LOUIS A. SHERMAN(Physics) FRANCES LOUISE VOLLERT(Physics)ALEXANDER RAYMOND SHIMKUNAS(Physics) JOHN JAMES WIORKOWSKI(S tatistics)IV. IN THE COLLEGE AND THE DIVISION OFTHE SOCIAL SCIENCESFor the Degree at Bachelor at Arts:DON CHRISTOPHER McGIFFIN(Economics)V. IN THE DIVISION OF THE PHYSICAL SCIENCESFor the Degree at Bachelor at Science:LEROY SPARKS MONTAGUEA.B., University of Chicago, 1961(Mathematics)VI. THE STUDENT AIDESFor the Degree at Bachelor at Arts:IN THE COLLEGEJORDY BELL(History) JUDITH MAGIDSON(Human Development)MONICA BOYD(Psychology) MARY MORRISON PARMER(Oriental Languages and Civilizations)MARC ROLAND COGAN(English Language and Literature) ADRIAN MICHAEL SCHNALL(Psychology)KATHERINE MARY DUSAK(Economics) LORAINE M. STERN(Biology)F or the Degree of Bachelor of Science:IN THE COLLEGE AND THE DIVISION OF THE PHYSICAL SCIENCESROSEMARIE MURDOCK FROST( Chemistry)LLOYD A. GREENE(Chemistry) WAYNE EUGENE GROVES(Physics)EDWARD GEORGE SCHMIDT(Physics)F or the Degree of Bachelor of Science:IN THE COLLEGE AND THE DIVISION OF THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCESULRICH KARL MELCHER(Biochemistry)CANDIDATES FOR THE MASTER'S DEGREEIN THE GRADUATE LIBRARY SCHOOLFor the Degree of Master of Arts:NORMAN EUGENE HOYLEA.B., University of Redlands, 1956A.M., Duke University, 1958Ph.D., ibid., 1960JA YOUNG HUHA.B., Ewha Woman's University, Seoul, Korea,1961DISSERTATION: A Survey 0/ Western Studies onKoreaGRAZINA ASTRID JUODELISA.B., DePaul University, 1959DISSERTATION: Medium-sized Public Library Serv­ice to BusinessMONICA MORRIS SCHWARTZA.B., University of California, Berkeley, 1957DISSERTATION: American Attitudes toward SovietLiterature as Expressed in Book Reviews ofTranslated Soviet Fiction in the Years 1943-1958 BRUCE ALAN SHUMANA.B., University of Chicago, 1963MARILYN BILZI STAHLEA.B., University of Chicago, 1952DISSERTATION: The Cooperative Potential 0/ EightAcademic and Research Libraries Based on anAnalysis of Current AcquisitionsELAINE FACKENTHAL SVENONIUSA.B., Columbia University, 1954A.M., University of Pennsylvania, 1957DISSERTATION: Library Classification LatticesBARBARA LANDRAM WILSONA.B., University of Chicago, 1959DISSERTATION: Metropolitan Library Service: TheMilwaukee SystemCANDIDATES FOR A PROFESSIONAL DEGREEIN THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESSFor the Degree of Master of Business Administration:THOMAS HOWARD ADAMSA.B., Cornell College, 1963KWADWO ASAFO AKWAWUAHFRED A. ALLARDYCEA.B., Yale University, 1963 DON BROCKETT ANSELA.B., DePauw University, 1952JOSEPH ARNOLD APPELS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1959JESSE EUGENE ASHLEYS.B., Texas Western College, 1953EARL D. AUSTIN, JR.S.B., University of Illinois, 1956MARVIN BARTELLA.B., McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Cana­da, 1960STANLEY H. BECKS.B., Purdue University, 1955ROBERT JOEL BERGS.B., University of Southern California, 1962RICHARD L. BERNTHALS.B., Northwestern University, 1954WILLIAM STANLEY BICES.B., University of Illinois, 1950MARSHALL EDWARD BLUME IIS.B., Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut, 1963MARCEL BOYREAUCHRISTOPHER WILSON BRAMLEYA.B., Yale University, 1963JOSEPH E. BRAUCHERA.B., Carleton College, 1963WILLIAM HENRI BROWNE IIIS.B., University of Illinois, 1942GARY ALLAN CAMERONA.B., Princeton University, 1963MICHAEL EDWIN CANESS.B., University of Chicago, 1963RALPH WILLIAM CARLSON, JR.A.B., Michigan State University, 1958RAMON G. CLARKS.B.M.E., South Dakota State College, 1959EDWARD HEDRICK CLARKEA.B., Princeton University, 1962ALLEN WINSTON COLLINSA.B., Antioch College, 1964WILLIAM J. CONDONS.B., University of Illinois, 1961MARCEL COTEM.Com., University of Montreal, Montreal, Que­bec, Canada, 1961MICHAEL EDWARD CURTINB.B.A., University of Notre Dame, 1961WILLIAM F. DEANS.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1957MILTON DEZUBEA.B., Temple University, 1960DOMINIQUE E. DINGEMANSFRED M. DOLINA.B., University of Chicago, 1963HAROLD F. DOOLITTLE, JR.S.B., Yale University, 1963 ROBERT DURNBERGERDAVID TELL DUVELA.B., University of Rochester, 1963RALPH EUGENE ELLSA.B., Harvard University, 1963ROBERT DANIELS FALCONER, JR.A.B., Wabash College, 1963GEORGE ARTHUR FEVIGA.B., Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota,1963FRED SELWYN FISHERS.B., Roosevelt University, 1951ROBERT CARMICHAEL FOSTERA.B., Colorado College, 1963RICHARD FRANCIS GALLAGHERS.B., Indiana University, 1962JAMES STEWART GLEASONROBERT WALTER GOLDMANA.B., Kenyon College, 1963ROBERT FRANKLIN GRANS.B., University of Washington, 1951THOMAS ALLEN GRANTS.B., Holy Cross College, 1963JAN MARTIN GRAYSONS.B., University of Chicago, 1962JOHN THAYER GROTONB.B.A., University of Wisconsin, 1963ARNOLD WILLIAM HAARLOW IIIA.B., Princeton University, 1963PETER VICTOR HANDALA.B., Georgetown University, 1963RICHARD V. HARDIN IIS.B., Principia College, 1960DENNIS C. HAUGHS.B., Holy Cross College, 1963ARTHUR WILLIAM HILLEYRONALD JOHN HOLLMEIERS.B.M.E., Northwestern University, 1960EARL DEAN HOWARD IIIA.B., Stanford University, 1962JOHN ALEXANDER HURSON, JR.A.B., Georgetown University, 1963CHARLES ALAN JACOBOWITZA.B., Knox College, 1963ROBERT A. JANSEYS.B., St. Joseph's College, Rensselaer, Indiana,1963HENRY ARNA JOHNSONGRANT DAVIS KALSONS.B., Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1961HARRY JAMES KEATS, JR.A.B., Western Michigan University, 1957A.M., University of Michigan, 1960 LEONARD ANDREW MURPHYS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1961STEPHEN ALLEN NELICKS.B., Union College, 1963WILL KENIGSBERGS.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1961DELMORE S. NELSONNORMAN ANSEL NELSONA.B., St. Olaf College, 1958ALLAN W. NEUMANNS.B., Michigan State University, 1961NEIL K. KRAAKS.B., University of Colorado, 1959MARK LAWRENCE LADENSONA.B., University of Wisconsin, 1963JAMES CRAIG LAVELLES.B., University of Illinois, 1961 DOUGLAS ANTHONY NICKELS.B., Fordham University, 1963MICHAEL ARMAND LAVOIES.B., Wayne State University, 1960 JOHN REDMOND NOLAN, JR.A.B., Rice Institute, 1954KENNETH RALPH LEONHARDTS.B.E.E., Case Institute o] Technology, 1963 WILLIAM PATRICK NOONES.B., Indiana University, 1958S.B., ibid., 1959ERNEST THORNHILL NORTHRUPA.B., Haverford College, 1963BRUCE CALDWELL LINDSAYS.B., Yale University, 1963EDWIN L. LINNEMANA.B., Beloit College, 1958FRED D. NOSALS.B., Northwestern University, 1956JEFFERY ALLEN MASONA.B., St. Olaf College, 1963GEORGE KENNETH McCARTS.B., Holy Cross College, 1963 JOHN O'CONNELL NUGENTA.B., Georgetown University, 1963BERNARD MARTIN McFALLA.B., Rockhurst College, 1957 ROBERT ARMIT PALSEDGEA.B., Beloit College, 1963ROBERT WADE McGOWENPh.B., University of Chicago, 1949 LYN D. PANKOFFS.B., Case Institute of Technology, 1961S.M., ibid., 1963WILSON MONELL MEEKS, JR.S.B., Purdue University, 1963 JONATHAN HARRIS PERLMANA.B., Carleton College, 1963BRUCE GORTY MILLERA.B., Johns Hopkins University, 1963 RAYMOND ALEXANDER PETERSS.B., University of Illinois, 1948RICHARD ALAN MILLERS.B., Iowa State University, 1957 JAMES FRANKLIN PREWETTS.B., University of Tennessee, 1949RONALD MARTIN MILLERS.B., Drake University, 1960 FRANK EDWARD PURCELL, JR.A.B., Colgate University, 1957JOEL ANDREWS MILLIKANA.B., Oberlin College, 1963 DAVID KENNEDY RAYA.B., Colgate University, 1963THOMAS KENT MITCHELL, JR.A.B., DePauw University, 1963 JOSEPH DEATHERAGE REID, JR.A.B., Michigan State University, 1963ROBERT ALLEN MOELLERA.B., University of Michigan, 1956 HELMUT LANDAU REMYA.B., University of Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,1962ALLAN EDWARD REZABEKS.B., Purdue University, 1963ERNEST LLOYD MOORES.B., University of Maryland, 1963SHELDON HENRY MOORE, JR.B.M.E., University of Detroit, 1963STANLEY DARWIN MORROWS.B., University of Minnesota, 1960 RAPHAEL RICHMANA.B., Brandeis University, 1963THOMAS J. MULVIHILL, JR.S.B., Purdue University, 1962 LOUIS JAY ROBINSONS.B.B.A., Roosevelt University, 1959MANFRED K. MUNDELIUSA.B., Lawrence College, 1957 JOHN C. ROGERS, JR.S.B., Auburn University, 1954ROBERT REGINALD RUFHS.B., Jackson College, 1964 RICHARD G. TOMEKA.B., Cornell College, 1963JEROME J. TRAKSZELISS.B., University of Illinois, 1961WILLIAM FRANK ROSSS.B.I.E., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1963 JAMES URWIN TAYLORS.B., Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois, 1954JAMES GATES THORNEA.B., Denison University, 1963PAUL GEORGE ROTHAUG, JR.S.B., Tufts University, 1961WILFRID PETER RUPPS.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1963GEORGE FRANCIS TRAVERSB.B.A., University of Notre Dame, 1963PETER CAMERON VAN ALYEAA.B., Colby College, 1960WILLIAM MITCHELL VOSSS.B.B.A., Tulane University, 1949M.B.A., University of Arkansas, 1962RAYMOND C. RUPPELB.B.A., University of Wisconsin, 1949JOHN MARTIN RUYTERROBERT H. SABINA.B., Lawrence College, 1960FRANCIS L. SALIAMONASS.B., University of Illinois, 1961 MITCHELL SYLVESTER WATKINSA.B., University of Chicago, 1960HERBERT G. WEBERA.B., Lawrence College, 1963RAYMOND S. WE ISLERA.B., University of Chicago, 1963LL.B., John Marshall Law School, 1963NEWTON LEE WESLEYS.B., University of Michigan, 1963THOMAS A. WICKA.B., Swarthmore College, 1963ALAN M. WIENERA.B., University of Illinois, 1959STEVEN VERN WILKINSONA.B., DePauw University, 1963JAMES JOHN SALVATORES.B., Holy Cross College, 1963FREDERIC E. SA VISKIS.B.C.E., University of Illinois, 1957ROBERT A. SCHUMANNS.B.M.E., Purdue University, 1960ALAN Z. SENTERS.B., University of Rhode Island, 1963HENRY MORTON SHOOLMANA.B., Brandeis University, 1963JAIME F. SINGSONB.B.A., University of the East, Manila, P.I., 1958NORMAN L. SNYDERA.B., Manchester College, 1960 DENNIS RAY WILLIAMSA.B., Northwestern University, 1962WILLIAM NORVAL SPIKERA.B., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1963 CHARLES RHOADS WINSTONA.B., Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois, 1954LARRY LENZ STITESA.B., Knox College, 1963 MICHAEL JAMES WINTERA.B., University of Chicago, 1964RICHARD ZWEIBACKA.B., Hunter College, 1957JOHN SZWASTS.B.B.A., Kent State University, 1963CANDIDATE FOR THE DEGREE OFDOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHYIN THE GRADUATE LIBRARY SCHOOLWILLIS ARMSTRONG KATZA.B., University of Washington, 1947M.L.S., ibid., 1956DISSERTATION: The Public Printer: WashingtonTerritory, 1852-1889Alma Mater Music Arr. byMACK EVANSWords byEDWIN. H. LEWISSi"g tke tUM e�actZy as written,let us raise, And blesssons so well, Lovedhath its birth, The ben - i-sons.hon- or more.ne'er shall die.f':\.fair moth-ers, fair-est she, Most wise of all that wis - est be,char- i - ty, Her faith that truth shall make men free,cen-tu-ries, Its bat - tle-mcnt-ed tow'rs shall rise,e-THE BENEDICTIONTHE RECESSIONALFugue in C Major Bach(The congregation remains standing during the Recession)A reception for the graduates and their guests will be held in the patio ofIda Noyes Han immediately following the Convocation.ORGANISTEDWARD MONDELLO, University OrganistCARILLONNEURDANIEL ROBINS, University CarillonneurMARSHALHAROLD HAYDONVICE-MARSHALGEOFFREY C. M. PLAMPINROBERT LOVETT ASHENHURSTLEON CARNOVSKYJOSEPH CEITHAMLROBERT J. HASTERLIKELWOOD V. JENSENGWIN J.KOLBKATHERINE BAILEYJORDY BELLMONICA BOYDMARC ROLAND COGANKATHERINE MARY DUSAKROSEMARIE MURDOCK FROSTLINDA SUE GRAYLLOYD ASHER GREENEWAYNE EUGENE GROVESROBIN STEWART GUSHURSTNEIL BARRY BRASTLAURA KRISTINE CAMPBELLCARL FREDERICK HODELANNA ELIZABETH HOLLINGERJOHN WESLEY MORRISONALLAN DON NOVETSKYMARY JOHANNA PUGHARTHUR GERALD ROBINSJUDY ELLEN SCHAVRIEN ASSIST ANT MARSHALSJAMES MAXWELL RATCLIFFEHERMAN GLENN RICHEYEDWARD W. ROSENHEIM, JR.WILBERT HERBERT URRYWILLIAM NATHANIEL WEAVERSTUDENT AIDES1964-65CHARLES THOMAS HADDENJUDITH MAGIDSONJOAN ELLEN MAHONEYULRICH KARL MELCHERKENNETH LYLE MEYERMARY MORRISON PARMEREDWARD GEORGE SCHMIDTADRIAN MICHAEL SCHNALLLORAINE MARSHA STERN1965-66JOEL NEVIN SHAPIROWILLIAM HAROLD SPECHTMARTIN STERNSTEINJUDITH NELSON STROMMEREDWIN ROMINE TAYLORKATHERINE WEXLERLEWIS DAVID WILLIAMSPAUL ALAN ZUCKERThe 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.\·; .... �.·-I '-; : ..,4t' � I. '·It... :�:o.' .�)•.,i,;:.�:.�)'.. ,