THE UNIVERSITY Of CHICAGOFOUNDED BY JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER {{TheThree Hundred Twenty-eighth,r"/ CONVOCATION /TheSPRINGSECOND SESSIONJune ThirteenthA.D. Nineteen Hundred Sixty-nineROCKEFELLER MEMORIAL CHAPELORDER Of EXERCISESFor the Conferring if DegreesThree 0' clockEDWARD H. LEVI, President of the University, PresidingTHE CONVOCATION PROCESSIONPROCESSIONAL-Canzon Primi Toni(The congregation standing until after the prayer)The Marshal and the Student AidesThe Candidates for DegreesThe Faculties of the UniversityThe Trustees and Officers of the UniversityThe Candidates for Honorary DegreesThe Dean of Rockefeller Memorial ChapelThe President of the University Giovanni GabrieliTHE PRAYERTHE REVEREND E. SPENCER PARSONSDean of Rockefeller Memorial ChapelTHE CONVOCATION ADDRESSEDWARD H. LEVIPresident of the UniversityTHE ANTHEMAlleluia! We sing with joy Jacob HandlThe Rockefeller Chapel Choir and Brass EnsembleRICHARD VIKSTROMDirector of Chapel MusicAlleluia. We sing with joy the song of life eternal!Come, all ye sons of men and sing, Alleluia!THE A WARD OF HONORSPaper: "Marginality as Sociality: The Con­cept of Deviancy in Huron Mythol­ogy"Paper: "An Investigation of Poly-L-Proline:Its Structure, Electrostatic Interactions,and Conformational Transitions"Paper: "Marshall G. S. Hodgson: A ModernPre-Modern Historian"Paper: "Preliminary Studies of Initiation ofProtein Synthesis in Cell-Free Extractsfrom Rabbit Reticulocytes"Paper: "Toward a Rational Debate on the Na­ture and Reform of the University"Paper: "Disulfide Bonds of Bovine Proinsulinand Insulin"Paper: "Investigations on the TemperatureSensitivity of Corticosteroid-MediatedInduction of Glutamine Synthetase"Paper: "Papillae Formation by Bacillus sub­tilis"Paper: "A Dilemma of Democracy"Awarded General Honors with the Bachelor's Degree:Keith Cameron Backman Jeffrey Carroll KinkleyJuliann Leila Bamberg Consuelo Maria KertzDavid F. Barone Malcolm Jay KottlarCarl Martin Berliner James Alexander KoziolDeborah McPherson Berman Michael Stuart KramerHarry Berman, Jr. Jeffrey Theodore KutaDon Howard Bialostosky William Ming Fu LeeCharles R. Birdwell Keith Jon LenchoStuart Davidson Braman Robert Perry LiebermanPatricia Eileen Bundy Linda Jean MackKent Vernon Busse Neal Rice MalmstenJessica de Grazia Rose Maxine MarcusElliot Jay Feldman Jean MatherDiana Fields Marcy Rae MatthaiSharon Lee Fine Richard E. MendalesJuliana Geran James MullerheimMartha Gloria Gold Richard Stewart MurrayDaniel Jacob Goldberg Joshua M. NelsonRobert L. Hansen Mitchell Paul PinesJoyce Ellen Heckman William M. Reddy IIIJudith Lois Henderson Judith Ann ResellEdward Holland James M. RialSusan Ruth Horowitz Andrew RibnerMarcia Paul Kastner Lawrence Stephen RossElizabeth Starma KatzAwarded Special Honors with the Bachelor's Degree:Donald Henry Abel(Anthropology)Keith Cameron Backman(Chemistry)Roy H. Behnke, Jr.(Civilizational Studies)Ronald Allen Bernstein(Biology)Don Howard Bialostosky(Ideas and Methods)Charles R. Birdwell(Biology)Harold A. Burger(Biology)David Jay Caro(Biology)Elliot Jay Feldman(Public Affairs)Leo I. Gordon(Biology)Deborah Gordon Hirtz(Biology) Carol S. RubensteinSylvia Lynn SavitSteven Thomas SeitzMichael ShenRobert G. SiehLarry Arnold SilverRandolph S. SimAnne Elizabeth SmithJoseph H. SmithColleen Anita MinerStameshkinDaniel S. StokolsCarolyn Ruth StoloffAlice Joan SucherKathryn SuterJames Marshal UngerToby Alice VolkmanMelvyn Harold WaldDennis C. WaldonPeter H. WalpoleJane Ellen WildGlen Robert WillieNorman David WinarskyAllen L. W 011Paper: "Restoration of the Immune Responseby Circulating Lymphocytes"Paper: "Studies of Interference among theMurine Leukemia-Sarcoma Viruses"Bertha H. Josephson(Civilizational Studies)Elizabeth Starna Katz(Biology)Jerald Allan Kessler(Political Science)Michael Stuart Kramer(Biology) Paper: "[ohan Huizinga on the Patterns ofthe Past"Paper: "Antibody Formation and Passive Im­munization"Paper: "Suburban Voting Behavior"Paper: "Adaptive Formation of Fatty AcidActivating Enzyme in Chilomonas para­mecium"Robert Perry Lieberman( Chemistry)Dean Kenneth Niles(English)David G. Ostrow(Biology)Gregory Gus Salzman(Art History )Judith Nan Silins(Philosophical Psychology)Larry Arnold Silver(Art History)Terry Lynn Spielman(Public Aflairs)Frederick M. Stein(History) Paper: "Mn02 Oxidations in Acetic Acid­In Search of Mn (OAc ) 4"Paper: "Sex and Structure in Portnoy's Com­plaint"Paper: "Mitochondrial Biogenesis in Yeast"Paper: "Humor in the Thought of Paul Klee: .An Appreciation of His Doodles"Paper: "A Soul's Answer to Suffering"Mark Christopher Steinhoff(Biology)Carolyn Ruth Stoloff(General Studies)Alice Joan Sucher(General Studies) Paper: "Cross Purposes: A Crucifixion Panelat the Art Institute of Chicago"Paper: "Conflict between Bureaucracies Aris­ing out of Laos' Trading Position"Paper: "The Social Implications of the Thir­teenth-Century Mystische Frauenbe­wegung"Paper: "The Effect of Cholestyramine on theNephrotic Rat"Paper: "Dostoevski and the Problem of Free­dom"Paper: "The Persecution and Assassination oiJean-Paul Marat as Performed by theInmates of the Asylum of Charentonunder the Direction of the Marquisde Sade by Peter Weiss, and the Prob­lem of the Audience in the Theater"Paper: "Thermal Inactivation of Infectivityof Respiratory Syncytial Virus"James Kirk Wright(B.iology)Members elected to Beta of Illinois Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa on nominationof the University for especial distinction in general scholarship in theUniversity:1969 GRADUATES ELECTED IN THEIR THIRD YEARJames M. Unger Gary YudkoffJessica de GraziaSharon L. Fine1969 GRADUATES ELECTED IN THEIR FOURTH YEARMalcolm J. KottlerJames Alexander KoziolMichael Stuart KramerWilliam M. F. LeeJoshua M. NelsonWilliam M. Reddy IIILawrence Stephen Ross Sylvia Sieferman SavitLarry Arnold SilverAnne E. Will SmithJoseph H. SmithToby Alice VolkmanMelvin H. WaldNorman David WinarskyHarry J. BermanDon Howard BialostoskyJuliana GeranCatherine S. HarkinsJudith Wyatt HendersonBertha H. JosephsonJeffrey C. KinkleyMEMBERS ELECTED IN THEIR THIRD YEARDavid D. BonacciEdwin C. DouglassRoscoe C. Giles III Dennis A. HejhalJeffrey D. HillmanStephen M. Jaffey Stuart N. LerwickJohn T. MorrisonMembers elected to the Society of the Sigma Xi on nomination of the De­partments of Science for evidence of ability in research work in Science:Maurice Pinchasson BarcosMichael Jay BrownsteinRuth Lillian DusenberyDavid Paul EartlyEleftherios NicolaosEconomouSteven Paul Elliott James Joyce EwingSheldon Alexander FeldmanRobert Reamey FriisTheodore Alan MarolewskiRichard McFadden MartinKia Ling NgaiBarton William Olinger William Joseph PorcherJames Ronald RestLalitha P. SanathananMiron Lowel StrafIlse Ingrid Elizabeth TribbyAssociate members elected to the Society of the Sigma Xi on nomination ofthe Departments of Science for evidence of ability in research work inScience:Yakov AvichaiHenry Tobias DavisAlan Richard DyerMarcia Paul KastnerJames Alexander Koziol Michael Savage LancetFrancis Kinley Lamtz, Jr.James MullerheimJames William OsmunLawrence Ross Roger Lewis StockbauerRichard J. WassersugNorman WinarskySeniors in the Pritzker School of Medicine elected to Beta of Illinois Chapterof Alpha Omega Alpha for exceIIence in the work of the School:Mark BallowJoel Edward BernsteinAllan Eugene FischSusan Elizabeth HaynesKaren Ruth Leininger' Myron Burton LezakEdward Louis PesantiJeffrey Robert PooleVictoria Bisson SchaufEugene I. Schreiner Ernest William Stiller, Jr.Mary Lynne KruegerWilliamsMembers elected to Gamma of Illinois Chapter, Beta Gamma Sigma, onnomination of the Graduate School of Business for scholarship andaccomplishment in studies in Business Administration:Richard L. BoggsDonald Howard BrownJohn P. ChamalesJames R. CheliusBruce L. ClelandRobert L. DanMervin A. DaubSamuel Robinette Dodson IIIPaul R. Duncan Charlie Mack Calaznik, Jr.Gerald Raphael GallagherMurray A. GoldbergWilliam B. HamiltonPatrice HoppenotMartin J. KennyPaul C. KettlerStephen Frederick KrausBarry N. Kumins Thomas F. LysaughtGordon E. MoskalC. Thomas Newberry, Jr.William F. RibletL. Peter SauerJerome ShneiderDonald W. SmithWilliam M. SwansonRoss Leslie WattsMembers of the Senior class of the Law School elected to the Order of theCoif for excellence in the work of the School:Melvin S. AdessLee Frederic BentonHarvey Eugene BlitzHendrik DeJongQuin A. Denvir William Paul GottschalkMarilyn Jean Schleve IrelandJohn Arthur JohnsonRobert T. Johnson, Jr.John Robert Labovitz Thomas Lawrence RayAlvin Clifford Warren, Jr.Clifford L. WeaverDavid A. WebsterThe Academy of American Poets Prizes, to an undergraduate for the bestpoem or group of poems, are awarded toAlbert H. Dallmeier FirstRichard Sieburth, Honorable MentionJoseph H. Smith, Honorable Mention Poem: "Coal Shoveler"Poem: "Love: Four Geographies"Poem: "Three Songs of Addiction and otherMatters"The Florence James Adams Prizes, for excellence in artistic reading, areawarded toBarry Sherman, FirstDennis Hannon, Second Paul Jones, ThirdJ. Brian Horrigan, FourthThe Roy D. Albert Prize, to a student in the Department of Anthropologyfor outstanding work in the field of Anthropology, is awarded toMichael M. J. Fischer Paper: "Opposite Sets and Selected Masquesfrom a Rural Jamaica Point of View"The Anna M. and George N. Barnard Memorial Prizes in American History,to the best Senior students majoring in United States History, are awardedjointly toJessica de Grazia Richard MendalesThe Baroque Studies Prize, to a graduate student in the Department of Artfor an outstanding essay, is awarded toThomas S. Hedin Essay: "Francois Girardon's 'Pluto and Per­sephone' at Versailles"The Joseph Henry Beale Prize to students in the Law School whose workin the first-year tutorial program is most worthy, is awarded toRobert L. ClintonKaren J. Kaplowitz Mark R. T. Pettit, Jr.Geoffrey R. StoneThe MiIIard P. Binyon Memorial Fund Prizes, for distinction in humanisticpursuits in the CoIIege community, are awarded toPeter Lewis Ratner, FirstJon Gregory Corelis, Honorable Mention Michael David Sorkin, Honorable MentionThe William B. Bond' Medal, to the varsity track athlete scoring the greatestnumber oi points during the season, is awarded toJames HaydonThe Borden Undergraduate Research Award in Medicine, to' the member ofthe graduating class in the Pritzker SchoO'l of Medicine whose research isjudged to be the .rnost meritorious, is made toMark Ballow Paper: "The Identification of Two Anticom­plimentary Cobra Venom Factors"The Joseph A. Capps Award, to a Senior medical student tor proficiency inclinical medicine, is made toAllan Eugene FischThe Paul R. Cohen Prizes, to the graduating Seniors who have achieved thehighest record in the field of Mathematics, are awarded jointly toLawrence Ross Norman David WinarskyThe RO'nald S. Crane Award, tor distinction in scholarly writing on literaryquestions, is made toJames R. Bennett Essay: "Variations on the Theme of Genius"The Dean of Students honors twelve students in their Senior year with theHowell Murray-Alumni Association Award for their contribution to theextra curriculum at the University ot Chicago:Zalman Samuel BernsteinDon Howard BialostoskyA. Keith BrownDee Ann Holisky Bertha HollidayLynn JunkerJeffrey KutaMitchell Pines Toni ReedMichael David SorkinDennis WaldonBeatrice Ann WenbanThe Fairweather-Hardin GalIery Prize, for excellence In print making, isawarded toFrank J. VodvarkaThe Chicago Chapter oi the Financial Executives Institute Award, to a grad­uating accounting student in the Graduate School of Business who hasdemonstrated outstanding scholarship and leadership abilities, is awardedtoRonald MaskalunasThe John Billings Fiske Poetry Prizes, for an original poem or cycle of poems,are awarded toGary K. Wolf, First Poems: "Poems from the Life Cycle of theHero"Poems: "Analysis"; "Faith"Poem: "Pirate Coast" (TRUCIAL OMAN)Poem: "The Hill"Poem: "My Room, A Hotel Room"Poems: "Three Poems, Sequence"Poem: "Talks with Friends at Spring Vaca­tion"Lyle M. Spencer, Jr., SecondAlbert H. Dallmeier, ThirdHenry A. Paper, Honorable MentionPaul Schollmeier, Honorable MentionJohn Shannon, Honorable MentionRobert A. Silver, Honorable MentionJohn Thomas, Honorable Mention Poem: "Ellipsis: The Dance"The Ford Marketing Prize, to the second-year marketing student in the Grad­uate School of Business with the most outstanding academic record, isawarded toScott Henry BollingThe Francis R. Friedman Prizes, for exceIlence in the fine arts, are awarded toDonald F. Carr Judy K. RossThe E. Gellhorn Prize in Neurophysiology, to a candidate for the M.D. orPh.D. degree in any department of the University, is awarded toRobert LavineThe Goethe Prizes, to College students for excellence in the study of GermanicLanguages and Literatures, are awarded toLarry ColkerAnthony Thomas Grafton Dennis Harvey LundSigrid E. Pakula Gregory Shaw ReevesThe Harold E. Goettler Political Institutions Prizes are awarded toElliot Jay Feldman, First Papers: "Conscription: A Dilemma of De­mocracy" and "Weston, Illinois: Ofthe Future or the Past?"Paper: "Victory in Oakland County: ThePlunkett Campaign, 1968"Paper: "Power Considerations in Determin­ing the Minimum Age for Voting"Bernard Winograd, SecondRobert A. Silver, Honorable MentionThe Great Books of the Western WorId Award, for achievement in thehumanities, is made toTheodore ShenThe Hamilton Watch Award, to the Senior candidate for the Bachelor otScience degree who has most successfully combined proficiency in hismajor field of study with achievements in the Humanities or Social Sci­ences, is made toMichael Stuart KramerThe Perry S. Herst Student Prize, to a Senior who has combined excellencein the pursuit of his studies with a profound sense of social responsibility,is awarded toConstance M. RoudThe Hinton Moot Court Competition Awards, to students who have com­pleted their first year in the Law School, in advancing the art of brief­writing and oral argument, are made toJohn A. Johnson S. Charles SorensonThe International Academy of Trial Lawyers Award, to that Senior who hasdemonstrated outstanding ability in courtroom advocacy, is made toQuin A. DenvirThe Solomon O. Lichter Honor Award, to the graduating student in the Schoolof Social Service Administration who has shown the greatest promise formaking a significant contribution to the profession oi social work, ismade toEarl Lawrence DurhamThe Karl Llewellyn Memorial Cup, for excellence in brief-writing and oralargument in the second-year Hinton Moot Court Competition, isawarded toMarjorie E. Gelb Richard D. BlackThe Perrin H. Lowrey Prize in Creative Writing, sponsored by Shorey House,is awarded toPeter Mundy Essay: "Buffalo Days"The Edwin F. Mandel Award, to the graduate who has contributed mostto the Legal Aid program during his Law School career, is made toJo Ann Strom RaphaelThe David Blair McLaughlin Prizes, to college students, for an essay showinga special skill and sense of form in the writing of English prose, areawarded toGerald M. Kowarsky, FirstEmily R. Grosholz, Second Paper: "A New Approach to the Prioress"Paper: "Poetic Vision: The Search for Reso­lution"The Medical Alumni Prize, to a Senior for the best oral presentation of re­search done during his years in medical school, is awarded toHarvey B. PollardThe Olga and Paul Menn Foundation Prizes, for original literary works, areawarded to .Joseph H. Smith, FirstJohn Shannon, Second Story: "A Lamentable Condition"Novella: "Soft Figures"The Franz and Gertrude Meyer Prizes, for best performance on the Master'sexaminations in Mathematics, are awarded toHo Chat-yin Stylianus Pichorides Theodore ZelmanThe Elizabeth R. Norton Prize, for' excellence in research in Chemistry, isawarded toDavid K. LavalleeThe Elsa Reinhardt Honor Award, to a student in the School of Social ServiceAdministration for outstanding work in the first year and promise of fu­ture achievement in the field of Social Work, is made toSherwood A. FaigenThe Howard Taylor Ricketts Award, in recognition of outstanding accom­plishments in the field of Medical Science, is made toDr. Carroll M. Williams, Bussey Professor of Biology, Harvard UniversityThe Susan Colver Rosenberger Prize, for constructive study and original re­search in the Department of Sociology, is awarded toOrner Galle Ph.D. Dissertation, December 1968: "TheSpatial Mobility of an Urban Population"The Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Randall Shapiro Prize, for excellence in the graphicarts, is awarded toJohn L. DravesThe Sigma Xi Prizes for Excellence in Science, to Seniors who have demon­strated outstanding achievement, are awarded toKeith Cameron Backman(Biochemistry ) Paper: "An Investigation of Poly-L-Proline:Its Structure, Electrostatic Interac­tions, and Conformational Transi­tions"Michael Stuart Kramer(Biology) Paper: "Adaptive Formation of Fatty AcidActivating Enzyme in Chilo monasparamecium""Power Considerations in Determin­ing the Minimum Age for Voting"Robert A. Silver(Statistics) Paper:The Amos Alonzo Stagg Medal, to the Senior Athlete with the best all-aroundrecord for athletics, scholarship, and character, is awarded toDennis WaldonThe Richard West Temple Prizes, to students in the Department of Psy­chology, for outstanding research in the field of Psychology, are awarded toGeorge Robinson Essay: "A Theoretical Model for the Hier­archical Control of Verbal Memoryby Rhythm and an Experimental Be­ginning"Essay: "Evidence for a Conflict Interpreta­tion of Anomalous Effects of Reward­ing Brain Stimulation"Ernest KentThe Upjohn Award in Medicine, to a Senior for outstanding achievementduring four years in medical school, is made toRobert H. SvensonThe "Wall Street Journal" Award, to a student in the Law School for excel­lence in work in the field of Corporation Law, is made toWalter HellersteinThe "Wall Street Journal" Student Achievement Award, to the student in theGraduate School of Business having the best scholastic record in the fieldof finance, is awarded toJerome ShneiderTHE LLEWELL YN JOHN ANDHARRIET MANCHESTER QUANTRELLAWARDSF or Excellence in Undergraduate TeachingISAAC D. ABELLA, Assistant Professor of PhysicsA rising young scientist whose brief four years at the University afford a model of the fruitfulunion of fundamental scientific research with dedicated teaching, Isaac Abella's contributions haveestablished him as a professor of unusual versatility and impressive stature. His researches in thefield of modern optics, and especially on the physical applications of lasers, have brought him inter­national recognition. Through his profound knowledge he has contributed vitally to the University'svarious activities in this field. He has also given generously of his time to national and state com­mittees dealing with problems of lasers, and has been called upon to serve as a visiting lecturer atmany small colleges and universities in a nation-wide program to foster interest in physics. As ateacher, Mrr Abella has conducted classes ranging from the first year of physics through advancedundergraduate to graduate lecture and laboratory courses. His brilliant lectures, and his remarkableskill in designing and performing lecture demonstrations, have engaged the minds of his students,and have had a lasting influence upon them. His infectious delight in explaining the beauties ofscientific thought invest his lectures with the utmost fascination.Mr. Abella has also been devoted to students outside the classroom. He has served for severalyears as faculty adviser to the University's student radio station. As personal faculty counsellor andfriend to a great many students, he is known widely and affectionately for his accessibility and hisserious and sympathetic attention to student problems.VIRGIL BURNETT, Associate Professor of ArtVirgil Burnett is a special kind of teacher, not only a professional artist who teaches by his ownexample but the rare artist who is capable of putting concepts into words and of working intellec­tuaIIy with the students in his studio. His lively and versatile mind has made him an active forcein many kinds of teaching, in general education and in advanced courses, in the classroom and outof the classroom; in courses in the practice of art and in the history and analysis of art; in the con­duct of the Bergman Gallery as a center for varied and imaginative exhibitions of art; in the produc­tion of drama, where his talents for design and his knowledge of literature have combined withoriginal and beautiful results. At every point he has touched he has lifted the level of humane lifein the College. To his students he extends the opportunity of learning by creating; they respond tohis style; they find him a man who gives them freedom, whose manner is relaxed, witty and alwaysfriendly:, and who stimulates and controls the quality of their work by the command of his owndedication and excellence.EMILE KARAFIOL, Assistant Professor of HistoryEmile Karafiol joined the Chicago faculty in 1960, as a teacher and as a historian of CentralEurope in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. He is known to his colleagues as unusuallywell-read and erudite; always stimulating and provocative in discussions; probing and critical in de­velopment of argument. Mr. Karafiol's ability as a teacher has been demonstrated in the History ofWestern Civilization course and in the many courses of European History covering the fields ofintellectual history and history of political thought, administrative and political history.In addition to his scholarly research and teaching, Mr. Karafiol has devoted much time, interestand energy to guiding history students in his capacity as Associate Chairman of the College HistoryProgram. His willingness to help students outside the classroom is matched by his effectiveness inboth lectures and discussions in his courses. The expansion and improvement of our College HistoryProgram owes a great deal to his contribution as a dedicated scholar and teacher.HENRY RAGO, Professor of Theology and LiteratureHenry Rago was concerned for the human use of the imagination. The artist, he taught, respondsto two commandments: tell the truth and make it new. Mr. Rago had the gift of enriching oursensibility by drawing us down a shifting maze of paths to the human center of the artist's activity.Mr. Rago's teaching mode was dialectical. He would begin rather casually, remarking on certaintechnical matters in a poem-the shortness of one line, the way a half-rhyme is used to throw asentiment away. Then he would begin to elaborate the meaning of these devices; he would talk,for example, about certain poets as seeking the authentic in the understated, the personal. Graduallyhe would establish a term like "personal," drawing it from a welter of particulars until it was solidlyenough founded to serve as a base for other terms. Gradually a complex argument would unwind,each link joined to its neighbor by the concrete instances he cited as he went. Paragraph joined toparagraph, class to class, course to course. To hear the full quality of Henry Rage's mind one hadto work with him over a period of time. His teaching had the quality of the Italian architecture heloved: it was both ordered and elaborate.Henry Rago was a person in whose presence other people's minds worked better. People whotalked to him found themselves rising to his level of complexity and elegance. Wherever he was hewas teaching. At a party, a committee meeting, just standing in line somewhere, his conversationwas always subtle and vigorous, moving from formulation to example to anecdote to new formu­lations. So his classroom teaching and his tutorial teaching were at once personal and formal; hewas a formal person. Wherever he moved he diffused his own style and his own love of excellence.MANFRED RUDDAT, Assistant Professor of BiologyIn the aftermath of World War II, when his German compatriots were trying to put togetherthe pieces of a nation shattered by Nazi fanaticism and the ravages of war, Manfred Ruddat wasputting together an education that was to become the foundation of a constructive career as teacherand scientist. His interest in biology deepened during his undergraduate days at the Universities ofFreiburg and Bonn. While still an undergraduate, he received a fellowship that permitted him tospend a year at the University of Western Ontario in Canada. As a doctoral candidate at the Uni­versity of Tubingen, under the tutelage of Professor Ernst Bunning, Manfred Ruddat turned hisattention to one of the most intriguing questions of modern biology: What accounts for rhythmicityof certain biological problems? Specifically, he examined the nature of the "biological clock" gov­erning zoospore discharge in green algae. This work led him to be recommended as a post-doctoralinvestigator in the laboratory of Anton Lang at the California Institute of Technology. In Lang'slaboratory, from 1961 to 1964, Mr. Ruddat's researches turned naturally to another challengingaspect of the regulation of biological processes: How do hormones regulate growth and floweringin plants? He has continued to pursue this problem since 1964 at the University as a member ofthe then Department of Botany and of the faculty of the Collegiate Division of Biology.Mr. Ruddat's teaching is enlivened by the same enthusiasm he has for the study of complex bio­logical phenomena. Whether teaching the general education course in biology or more advancedcourses dealing with growth and development or with plant hormones, Mr. Ruddat is skilled atdrawing upon the intellectual potential of his students and leading them to a discriminating appre­ciation of the known and unknown in living nature. Mr. Ruddat's success is based, in part, uponhis interest in students, his recognition of their individual characteristics and of the educationalchallenge posed by their differences. It is based, too, upon a striving for clarity of thought and expo­sition, the happy outcome of which is attested by the many expressions of thanks his students havegiven in recommending him for this award.THE CONFERRING OF ACADEMIC DEGREESCandidates for degrees will be presented in the following order:In the Division of the Biological Sciences and the Pritzker School of Medicineby Dean Leon O. JacobsonIn the Division of the Humanities by Dean Robert E. StreeterIn the Division of the Physical Sciences by Dean A. Adrian AlbertIn the Division of the Social Sciences by Dean D. Gale JohnsonIn the Graduate School of Education by Dean Roald S. CampbellIn the Law School by Dean Phil C. NealCANDIDATES FOR THE MASTER'S DEGREEI. IN THE DIVISION OF THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES AND THEPRITZKER SCHOOL OF MEDICINEGAYLE HELEN DAVIDONISS.B., University of Illinois, Chicago, 1967(Biology)DISSERTATION: The Effect of Environmental Factorsand Gibberellic Acid on Reproduction in theFern Thelypteris N ormalisJOHN FREDERICK FOXA.B., fohns Hopkins University, 1967(Biology)CHRISTINE ROBERTA LEININGERA.B., Carleton College, 1967(Biochemistry)RICHARD KARL MALENKYS.B., State University of New York, Stony Brook,1966(Biology) MANUEL ALBERTO NAVIAA.B., New York University, 1967(Biophysics)HARVEY BRUCE POLLARDA.B., Rice University, 1964(Biochemistry)JUDITH NELSON STROMMERS.B., University of Chicago, 1966(Biology)KENNETH A. STRUBLERA.B., Grinnell College, 1966(Radiological Physics)DISSERTATION: The Response of LiF and CaF2Thermoluminescent Dosimeters to High EnergyElectronsII. IN THE DIVISION OF THE HUMANITIESFor the Degree of Master of Arts:SUE ELLEN ALLMANA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1967(Germanic Languages and Literatures)ABBAS SADIK AL WAHABLie., University 0/ Baghdad, Iraq, 1955(Linguistics)KENNETH MICHAEL ANDREA.B., McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Can.ada, 1968(English Language and Literature)ANNE ASHCRAFTA.B., Oberlin College, 1968(English Language and Literature) JANE ELLEN ATLASA.B., University 0/ Illinois, Champaign, 1968(English Language and Literature)JACK VINCENT BARBERAA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1968(English Language and Literature)PATRICIA ANNE BATTLEA.B., Barat College, 1967(English Language and Literature)MARVIN REED BOYDSTUN, JR.A.B., Westminster College, 1965(English Language and Literature)NINA MADELEINE CHESNINA.B., Vassar College, 1968(Philosophy)IRWIN CHIMERINEA.B., Brooklyn College 0/ the City University 0/New York, 1968(English Language and Literature)CHARLENE CHISEKA.B., Saint Xavier College, Chicago, Illinois, 1967(English Language and Literature)ELIZABETH CLARKA.B., University 0/ New Mexico, 1967(English Language and Literature)HUBERT JOSEPH CLOKEA.B., Fordham University, 1968(English Language and Literature)PATRICIA BONHAM CURLEYA.B., Bryn Mawr College, 1968(Philosophy)CAROL D. EASTONA.B., University 0/ Illinois, Champaign, 1966(English Language and Literature)DAVID KALMAN FARKASA.B., University 0/ Rochester, 1968(English Language and Literature)JAMES MICHAEL FLYNNA.B., University 0/ Manchester, England, 1962(Romance Languages and Literatures)MICHAEL P. FRAZIERA.B., University 0/ Notre Dame, 1968(English Language and Literature)PEARLEE FREIBERGA.B., University 0/ Illinois, Urbana, 1964(Art)DIANE LEE GABRIELSENA.B., St. Olaf College, 1968(English Language and Literature)ELAINE ANNE GIERMAKA.B., Mundelein College, 1968(English Language and Literature)NICHOLAS THOMAS GROVESA.B., Duke University, 1967(History)ETHEL JOYCE HAMMERA.B., Vassar College, 1965(Art)JUDITH ARDEN HAMPELA.B., Knox College, 1967(History)DISSERTATION: Leonard Horner, 1785-1864ROBERT DITTMAR HASLACHA.B., Dartmouth College, 1968(Comparative Studies in Literature)EPHRAIM FRIEDRICH HAUSLERPh.D., University 0/ Cologne, Germany, 1956(Germanic Languages and Literatures)MARTHA MARGARET HAYDENA.B., University 0/ Rochester, 1958(English Language and Literature) THOMAS FREEMAN HEDINA.B., Lawrence College, 1966(Art)JEFFREY DON HERRICKA.B., University 0/ Utah, 1968(English Language and Literature)DAVID CHAPPLE HILDEBRANDA.B., University 0/ Rochester, 1966(Far Eastern Languages and Civilizations)MICHAEL CRAIG HILLMANNA.B., Loyola College, Baltimore, Maryland, 1962(Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations)ALAN ARTHUR JOHNA.B., Washington University, 1968(English Language and Literature)ALBERT STANLEY JUSZCZAKA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1968(Slavic Languages and Literatures)JOAN LILITH STERN KATOA.B., Washington University, 1967(English Language and Literature)PAUL LEO KEDROKA.B., Carleton College, 1967(Germanic Languages and Literatures)TIMOTHY KENDALLA.B., Oberlin College, 1967(History)ROBERT EDWARD KLEINA.B., Kenyon College, 1950M.B.A., Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, 1952(History)PETER JAMES KOUNTZA.B., St. Meinrad College, 1967(General Studies in the Humanities)DAVID LAWRENCE KUEBRICHA.B., Washington University, 1966(English Language and Literature)RYAN A. LAHURDA.B., Mount Carmel College, Niagara Falls, On­tario, Canada, 1968(English Language and Literature)SISTER MARGARET LALORA.B., College 0/ Saint Rose, 1967(English Language and Literature)GERALD R. LAREAUA.B., University 0/ Notre Dame, 1968(English Language and Literature)MARILYN LAUFEA.B., Pennsylvania State College, 1952(English Language and Literature)PAUL ALAN LEWISA.B., College 0/ Wooster, 1968(English Language and Literature)MARY ELIZABETH LUNGAROA.B., San Francisco College for Women, 1962(English Language and Literature)ROSA MARIA MAGNOA.B., University 0/ the Philippines, Manila, P.I.,1960(General Studies in the Humanities)YOUSEF MAJIDZADEHLie., University of Tehran, Iran, 1964(Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations)LINDLEY DARDEN MARTINA.B., Southwestern at Memphis, 1968(Philosophy)BARBARA KATHARINE MARTINECA.B., University of Illinois, Urbana, 1968(English Language and Literature)KENNETH McKINLEYA.B., University of Chicago, 1968(History)IRENE A. MEHRENSA.B., University of Chicago, 1956(Romance Languages and Literatures)SYLVIA ANN MELUZIN(Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations)the Light of Recent EvidenceDISSERTATION: A Re-evaluation of Alisar Hiiyiik inROBERT HENRY MILLERA.B., University of Chicago, 1960J.D., ibid., 1963(English Language and Literature)STEPHEN MICHAEL MILLERA.B., Boston College, 1966(Far Eastern Languages and Civilizations)JUDITH DENISE MORISONA.B., University of Chicago, 1965(English Language and Literature)BARBARA SHERRY NADELA.B., Duke University, 1967(English Language and Literature)MARIA BOARI NAONA.B., University of Illinois, Chicago, 1967(Romance Languages and Literatures)HAROLD MELVIN NELSONA.B., Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota,1967(English Language and Literature)DONNA SHAPIRO NEUBERGA.B., Northwestern University, 1967(Slavic Languages �nd Literatures)ROGER L. OLESENA.B., Pennsylvania State University, 1966(English Language and Literature)JOSEPH P. OLIVES.B., University of Chicago, 1964S.M., ibid., 1964(Music)KARL FREDERICK OLSSONA.B., North Park College, 1966(Far Eastern Languages and Civilizations)SALEH BESHARA OMARA.B., University of Illinois, Chicago, 1968(Philosophy)CHARLES EDWARD PASLEYA.B., Bridgewater College, 1960(Linguistics)PATRICIA M. PATSISA.B., University of Illinois, Chicago, 1968(English Language and Literature) JOHN MICHAEL PERLETTEA.B., University of Illinois, Chicago, 1968(English Language and Literature)ANDREW JOHN PHAYA.B., University of Mississippi, 1965(History)BRENDA T. PIERCEA.B., Mundelein College, 1968(English Language and Literature)RICHARD A. POLLACKA.B., University of Chicago, 1966(English Language and Literature)RICHARD JOHN PRINCEA.B., Calvin College, 1967(English Language and Literature)CHRISTINA ARCH RANDOLPHA.B., University of Chicago, 1968(English Language and Literature)PIER LUIGI ROSELLINIA.B., University of Illinois, Chicago, 1967(Romance Languages and Literatures)NANCY M. ROTHA.B., University of Florida, 1968(Philosophy)DAVID W. RUDYA.B., Tufts University, 1968(Philosophy)GRACE H. RUSSELLPh.B., University of Chicago, 1952(English Language and Literature)THOMAS S. RYBICKIA.B., Manhattan College, 1968(English Language and Literature)BARBARA CUMMINS SANGSTERA.B., Brown University, 1964(Linguistics)JEFFREY BERNARD SCHAMISA.B., University of Rochester, 1968(Philosophy)CAROL JOAN SCHERSTENA.B., Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois, 1968(English Language and Literature)ALLAN WAYNE SCHINDLERA.B., Oberlin College, 1967B.Mus., ibid., 1967(Music)KATE T. SELANA.B., University of Illinois, Urbana, 1947A.M., University of Chicago, 1950(Art)SADEGH MALEK SHAHMIRZADILic., University of Tehran, Iran, 1964(Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations)CATHERINE W. SIMONSONA.B., Oberlin College, 1949(English Language and Literature)NOAH HENRY SIMPSON IIIA.B., Southern Methodist University, 1968(English Language and Literature)JOHN WILLIAM SNAPPERA.B., Princeton University, 1967(Philosophy)SUSAN J. SOBELA.B., University 0/ Michigan, 1965(Art)WILLIAM COSTELLOE SPOHNA.B., Gonzaga University, 1968(Analysis 0/ Ideas and Study 0/ Methods)KATRINA JOHNSON STATENA.B., Stanford University, 1962(General Studies in the Humanities) SUSAN THAYER TOWNEA.B., Mount Holyoke College, 1963(English Language and Literature)EDITH LOUISE VANCEA.B., University 0/ Kentucky, 1968(English Language and Literature)MARY ANNE VIGLIANTEA.B., College 0/ Saint Rose, 1968(English Language and Literature)RICHARD LOUIS STAUBITZA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1964(Far Eastern Languages and Civilizations) NORMAN RICHARD WALLISA.B., Boston University, 1961(English Language and Literature)FRIEDA E. STILLERMANA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1957(English Language and Literature) VALENDON RUTH WEAVERA.B., College 0/ William and Mary, 1967(Slavic Languages and Literatures)WILLIAM NOEL SUTERA.B., University 0/ Houston, 1967(General Studies in the Humanities) DALE WHITNEYA.B., Illinois Wesleyan University, 1968(English Language and Literature)P. MARC TETREAULTA.B., Assumption College, 1959A.M., ibid., 1962(Romance Languages and Literatures) ARLENE WILLIAMSA.B., Wilkes College, 1967(English Language and Literature)GARY KENT WOLFEA.B., University 0/ Kansas, 1968(English Language and Literature)WILLIAM WALKER SWEETA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1968(History)ANTON INA MARIA TERLECKI(Romance Languages and Literatures)MARGARET K. ZIEGLERA.B., University 0/ London, England, 1954(English Language and Literature)For the Degree oi Master oi Fine Arts:JUDY KAY ROSSA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1967ROSALIND G. SALZMANPh.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1930 JEANETTE P ASIN SLOANB.F.A., Marymount College, 1967III. IN THE DIVISION OF THE PHYSICAL SCIENCESF or the Degree oi Master ot Science:JOHN HENRY BACHMANN, JR.B.Sc., Ohio State University, 1966(Chemistry) MAYNARD CHARLES CHENEY, JR.S.B., Boston College, 1968(Chemistry)FREDERICK RONALD COHENA.B., Brandeis University, 1967(Mathematics)PATRICIA KING CORNETTEA.B., University 0/ Florida, 1968(Mathematics)WILLIAM MAGNUS CORNETTE, JR.S.B., University 0/ Florida, 1967(Physics)ROGER THAYER CUTLERA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1968(Physics)JUDITH A. FITZGERALDA.B., San Jose State College, 1966(Committee on In/ormation Sciences)JAMES EDWARD ARCHERS.B., University 0/ Illinois, Chicago, 1968(Mathematics)ROBERT WILLIAM BAGLEYA.B., Harvard University, 1967(Physics)PAUL BLACKMON, JR.S.B., The Citadel, 1967(Statistics)SA TISH CHANDRAA.B., University 0/ Lucknow, India, 1963A.M., ibid., 1965(Statistics)TAR CHENB.Sc., National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan,1966(Statistics) CAROL JEAN HEIDBREDERA.B., DePauw University, 1967(Committee on In/ormation Sciences)PETER H. HILDEBRANDA.B., University of Chicago, 1967(Geophysical Sciences)RONALD H. HIRZA.B., George Washington University, 1963M.D., University of Chicago, 1966( Chemistry)ALLEN MARC HITTELMANA.B., City University of New York, 1967(Geophysical Sciences) JAMES PATRICK MORRISONS.B., University of Illinois, Chicago, 1966(Physics)DAVID HITCHCOCK NIDAYA.B., University of California, Santa Barbara, 1968(Mathematics)STYLIANUS PICHORIDESDipl., National Technical University of Athens,Greece, 1963( Mathematics)ALFRED R. ROmA.B., University of Chicago, 1967(Geophysical Sciences)DAVID LINTON JOHNSONS.B., University of Notre Dame, 1967(Physics)WILLIAM HOWARD JONESS.B., Howard University, 1968(Mathematics)MARC AARON KASTNERS.B., University of Chicago, 1967(Physics)JAMES P. KIRBYS.B., Elmhurst College, 1965(Physics)ABRAHAM LESNIKA.B., Columbia University, 1968(Physics)JOHN B. LESTERA.B., Northwestern University, 1967(Astronomy and Astrophysics) MARCEL DANIEL SCHWARZKOPFS.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1967(Astronomy and Astrophysics)MARCUS B. STARBUCKA.B., Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, 1966(Committee on Information Sciences)ERICH LEOPOLD STRASBURGERA.B., University of Chicago, 1967(Committee on Information Sciences)ADRIAN R. WADSWORTHA.B., Yale University, 1968(Mathematics)THOMAS DEAN WEISFLOGS.B., University of Rochester, 1968(C hemistry)ROBERT H. YACOBELLISS.B., Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1967(Committee on Information Sciences)JAMES ISRAEL METCALFA.B., Harvard University, 1967(Geophysical Sciences)RONALD WILLIAM MINGA.B., Cornell University, 1968( Mathematics) THEODORE F. ZELMANA.B., Brandeis University, 1968(Mathematics)IV. IN THE DIVISION OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCESF or the Degree of Master of Arts:ROBERTA C. ADAIRA.B., Emory University, 1967(History)JAMES DUTTON ADAMSA.B., University of New Mexico, 1967(Economics) SANDRA DANFORTH BIANCHIA.B., University of Chicago, 1966(Political Science)JACK EDWARD BIZJACKA.B., St. Francis College, 1964(History)DISSERTATION: The Trade and Labor Assembly ofChicago, IllinoisPAUL GERARD ANDERSONA.B., Colgate University, 1968(History)GUVEN ARSEBUKDipl., University of Istanbul, Turkey, 1966(Anthropology)CHRISTOPHER CONKLINGBARNEKOVA.B., University of Virginia, 1968(Economics) JOAN E. BLATTA.B., Barnard College, 1967(Education)JANET MARION BLUMENTHALA.B., Tufts University, 1965(Committee on Human Development)KATHERINE BELZA.B., Stanford University, 1967(Education)JEFFREY IRA BERKOWITZA.B., University of California, Los Angeles, 1967(Economics) DOUGLAS EUGENE BOWERSA.B., University of Maryland, 1968(History)JOHN WILLIAM BOYERS.B., Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois, 1968(History)JANE CARIS BRUCEA.B., University of Michigan, 1961(Education) FLOREAL H. FORNIAbogado (Law), University of Buenos Aires, Ar­gentina, 1959(Sociologr )MICHAEL M. J. FISCHERA.B., Johns Hopkins University, 1967(Anthropology) PAUL A. KRAUSEA.B., Valparaiso University, 1964(History)JANE ELLEN BUIKSTRAA.B., DePauw University, 1967(Anthropology)JANE G. BURESHA.B., Northwestern University, 1967(Education)ROBERT L. BUROKERA.B., Wabash College, 1967(History)DONALD JAMES CIOETAA.B., Portland State College, 1967(History)ISABEL JOAN COGANA.B., Duchesne College, 1961(Education)STEPHEN ALLYN COLSTONA.B., University of San Diego, 1967(History)BERNARD R. CONROYA.B., Lewis College, 1960(Committee on Social Thought)DOROTHY MARIE COREYS.B., Columbia University, 1955(E ducation )PAUL GERARD CREELANA.B., University of Notre Dame, 1964(Sociology)BURNET V. DAVISA.B., Dartmouth College, 1966(Political Science)FELICE HERMANN DAVISA.B., University of Pennsylvania, 1945(Education) ELLEN FRIEDA.B., University of Chicago, 1963(Sociology)STEPHAN JAY FRIEDBERGB.B.A., City University of New York, 1963(Economics)GIORGIO GAGLIANILaurea, University of Rome, 1965(Economics)NINA RATTNER GELBARTA.B., Harvard University, 1968(History)CLAUDIA DALE GOLDINA.B., Cornell University, 1967(Economics)HOLLY JANE GOWERA.B., Colby College, 1965(Political Science)DISSERTATION: Democratic Control of United StatesForeign Policy: The Treaty-Making Power andthe SenateMARGARET M. GUERINA.B., Mundelein College, 1962(Education)DENNIS NORMAN DE TRAYS.B., Cornell University; 1966(Economics) ELIZABETH ANNE HAGENSA.B., Occidental College, 1968(Anthropology)ROBIN M. HALLERA.B., University of Maryland, 1968(History)REBECCA SUE HARRISA.B., University of Chicago, 1959(Education)RALPH MICHAEL DOLINERS.B., University of Chicago, 1965(Committee on Social Thought) ROBERT EUGENE HAWKINSONA.B., Swarthmore College, 1966(Political Science)EILEEN MARIE DOOLEYA.B., Regis College, 1966(Political Science) MERLE LYNN JACOBA.B., University of Michigan, 1968(History)NEIL FRANK DRESSELLA.B., University of Colorado, 1964(Committee on International Relations) DEWITT JOHN, JR.A.B., Harvard College, 1964(Political Science)DISSERTATION: Indian Workers Associations in Brit­ainMICHAEL E. ERICKSONS.B., Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois, 1964(Education)SANDRA B. FERGUSONA.B., Wellesley College, 1967(History)ROBERT W. FINDYSZA.B., Northern Illinois University, 1968(Divisional Master's) PATRICIA JOSEPHB.F.A., Carnegie Mellon University, 1968(History)PHILIP J. KAPLAN-- A.B., Harvar.Q_ University, 1967(History) ,DOUGLAS CHARLES KIMMELA.B., University of Colorado, 1965(Committee on Human Development)EW A KATHERINE KUJAWSKIA.B., Stanford University, 1968(History)DAVID LABBYA.B., Reed College, 1966(Anthropology)MARGARET MORGAN LE COMPTEA.B., Northwestern University, 1964(Education)DISSERTATION: Dilemmas in Inner-City School Re­form: The Woodlawn Experimental School Proj­ectLINDA SUSAN LEFSTEINA.B., Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois,1968(History)GAYLA REED LINDQUISTA.B., Knox College, 1964(History)JAMES ROBERT LOTHIAN, JR.A.B., Catholic University, 1967(Economics)MIRIAM V. LOWINGERA.B., Brooklyn College, 1968(History)MILDRED RICKS LYNCHPh.B., University of Chicago, 1946(Divisional Masters)JOHN HOLMES MAKINA.B., Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut, 1965(Economics)FRANK MARTINA.B., Michigan State University, 1965(Economics)DWIGHT LOWELL MATHESA.B., University of Iowa, 1958(Political Science)GEORGE ROMAN MELNYKA.B., University of Manitoba, Winnepeg, Manitoba,Canada, 1968(History)THELMA L. MILLERA.B., Indiana State Teachers College, 1948(Education)ROBERT ALAN MILLSPAUGHA.B., Dartmouth College, 1967(Committee on International Relations)JAYA KRISHNA MISRASc.B., Utkal University, India, 1949Sc.M., Banaras Hindu University, India, 1951(Sociology)MURIEL MOULTONA.B., University of Chicago, 1959(Divisional Masters)JOHN MULHEARNB.Th., Heythrop College, Oxford, England, 1966(Sociology)GEOFFREY EPHRAIM NTALASHAA.B., University of Tasmania, Hobart, Tasmania,1967(Political Science) MICHAEL DAVID O'CONNORA.B., University of Chicago, 1960(Economics)MITIKO OKAZAKILie., University of Parana, Brazil, 1965(History)WILLIAM O'LEARYA.B., Immaculate Conception College, 1961(Sociology)DONALD RAYMOND OMARKS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1959M.Ed., Chicago Teachers College South, 1963(Committee on Human Development)BADE ONIMODEB.Sci., University of Ibadan, Nigeria, 1966(Economics)DAVID GRAY OWENA.B., Syracuse University, 1960D.D.S., McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Can­ada, 1964(Anthropology)SARA N. PARETSKYA.B., University of Kansas, 1967(History)MICHAEL D. PEARLMANA.B., Wichita State University, 1966(History)STEPHEN A. PERKINSA.B., Harvard University, 1965(Psychology)RICHARD JOHN POJEA.B., Fordham College, 1966(History)RICHARD DAVID RACKEA.B., Duquesne University, 1967(Political Science)STEVEN ALLEN RIESSA.B., New York University, 1968(History)MARY BARBARA ROBERTSA.B., Syracuse University, 1968(History)HUGH TOUFF ROCKOFFA.B., Earlham College, 1967(Economics)JIMMY ARLYN ROGERSONA.B., University of North Carolina, 1965(History)JEJA PEKKA ROOSA.M., University of Helsinki, Finland, 1966(Divisional Masters)LAURENCE ALAN ROSENB.F.A., Washington University, 1967(Divisional Masters)ROBERTA G. RUBELA.B., Queens College of the City University of NewYork,1965(Political Science)DISSERTATION: The Euthanasia of Politics: The Po­litical Thought of John Maynard KeynesENRICO L. RUFFYPh.B., University of Santo Tomas, Manila, P.I.,1965(Sociology)GRETCHEN S. RUPEA.B., Coe College, 1968(History)MARILYN WOGMAN SAD OWA.B., George Washington University, 1948(Education)DISSERTATION: The Recognition of Certain Spelling.to-Sound Correspondence Patterns as Measuredby Pronunciation of Synthetic WordsGEORGE DOUGLAS SCOTTA.B., Northeastern State College, Tahlequah,Oklahoma, 1967(Divisional Masters)LARRY JOE SMITHA.B., Oklahoma State University, 1966(Economics)HELMUT DIETMAR STARKEA.B., University of New Mexico, 1967(History)KRISTINE JANE STROMA.B., Lawrence University, 1968(History)DAVID JOHN STUECKEMANNA.B., Shimer College, 1955A.B., University of Chicago, 1956(Education)MARJORIE MARIAN SUGRUEA.B., Rosary College, 1965(Committee on International Relations)DISSERTATION: Reform and Stability: U.S. ForeignPolicy Goals and Actions in Peru, the DominicanRepublic, and Venezuela-1958-1964 DAVID HEATH SWANSONA.B., Harvard University, 1964(History)DENNISE LYNN SWANSONA.B., University of Denver, 1966(History)THOMAS GILBERT TAXA.B., University of Chicago, 1968(History)HENRY YUK KONG TOMA.B., University of Hawaii, 1968(History)LINNEA BRANDWEIN VACCA(Committee on Social Thought)THOMAS WILLIAM VITULLOA.B., University of Notre Dame, 1965(Political Science)RONALD MARK WESTRUMA.B., Harvard University, 1966(Sociology)ANTOINETTE C. WILLSA.B., Vassar College, 1968(History)JUDITH ANNE WILMESA.B., Lawrence University, 1963(History)ROBERT DAVID WINERA.B., University of Michigan, 1967A.M., ibid., 1968(History)PROFESSIONAL DEGREESI. IN THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATIONFor the Degree of Master of Arts in Teaching:CLARK L. ALDENA.B., University of Maryland, 1963(Social Sciences)DAVID H. BELMARSHS.B., State College at Boston, 1967(Earth Sciences)NICHOLAS CIANIA.B., Northwestern University, 1965( Chemistry)GRACE ALLISON CLARKEA.B., Wellesley College, 1967(English)JAYME LOUISE CLISEA.B., Wellesley College, 1965(Art) PATRICIA GAIL CUTLERA.B., University of Chicago, 1967(English)ROBERT JOSEPH DIORIOA.B., St. Mary's College, Winona, Minnesota, 1967(Biology)MARY FANOS.B., American University, 1964(Earth Sciences)CAROL ADELE GAETJENSA.B., Oberlin College, 1966(Social Sciences)JAMIE W. GERMANA.B., Connecticut College, 1967( Chemistry)CLAIR ANTON HANSONA.B., Illinois Wesleyan University, 1966(Mathematics)CANDACE BIENENFELD HISER TA.B., University of Chicago, 1967(English)CATHERINE ELIZABETH JUDGEA.B., Barat College, 1967(Art)SHIRLEY MADELEINE KATZA.B., Brandeis University, 1967(Mathematics)MELISSA B. KERNA.B., Earlham College, 1965(History)JEANETTE SHARPE KREISERA.B., University of Chicago, 1965(Social Sciences)ANN KIMBLE LOUXA.B., Maryville College, St. Louis, Missouri, 1965(English)BETSEY ABIGAIL NODLERA.B., Connecticut College for Women, 1967(French)ELAINE R. PARKERA.B., University of Chicago, 1965(Mathematics)KATHLEEN MARY REILLYA.B., Russell Sage College, 1967(Biology) BARRY H. RICHS.B., University of Chicago, 1967(Physics)W. STEPHEN ROCHLISS.B., Case Institute of Technology, 1967(C hemistry)STEVEN G. SCHMIDTA.B., Bethel College, 1967(Biology)MELVIN M. SHIELDSA.B., University of Chicago, 1967(English)ANN PERRY SIMONA.B., Antioch College, 1964(Spanish)PATRICIA MOELLER STEIMERA.B., Oberlin College, 1967(English)JOSEPH PAUL STOLTMANA.B., Central Washington State College, 1962(Geography)PATRICIA PRICE TINTOA.B., Mills College, 1967(Mathematics)MARTHA NEIL WHITFORDA.B., Carleton College, 1967(Biology)For the Degree at Master oi Science in Teaching:PHYLLIS JEANNE BRANNANS.B., Central Michigan University, 1958A.M., ibid., 1966(Reading)II. IN THE LAW SCHOOLFor the Degree at Doctor oi Law:MARK NEAL AARONSONA.B., University of California, Berkeley, 1965A.M., ibid., 1966WENDELL HINTON ADAIR, JR.A.B., Emory University, 1966MELVIN S. ADESSS.B., Northwestern University, 1966• WITH HONORSROBERT E. ASLESONA.B., St. Cloud State College, 1966STEPHEN AXELRADA.B., University of California, Berkeley, 1965FREDERICK WILLIAM AXLEYA.B., College of the Holy Cross, 1963A.M., University of Wisconsin, 1966JAMES D. J. BEATTYLL.B., University of Adelaide, Australia, 1967URSULA BENTELEA.B., Swarthmore College, 1965 LEE FREDERIC BENTONA.B., Oberlin College, 1966THOMAS A. BLADEA.B., Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois, 1965A.M., University of Illinois, 1966HARVEY EUGENE BLITZS.B., Wayne State University, 1966DAVID M. BLODGETTA.B., Oberlin College, 1966JUDITH SUSAN SOLOW BOGGSA.B., Brooklyn College, 1966PETER RICHARD BONAVICHA.B., Colorado College, 1965UZZELL S. BRANSON IIIA.B., Rice University, 1966WILLIAM MANUEL BRIGGSA.B., University of Wisconsin, 1966MICHAEL ARMOUR CAMPBELLA.B., University 0/ the South, 1966NATHANIEL LEWIS CLARKS.B., Ohio State University, 1966WILLIAM STARLING CRAIGA.B., Bowdoin College, 1966THOMAS C. CRANEA.B., Hamilton College, 1966STEPHEN C. CURLEYA.B., Haoerjord College, 1966TERRY DENNIS CURTISA.B., University 0/ California, Santa Barbara, 1966GEORGE LEONARD DAWSONA.B., Princeton University, 1966HENDRIK DE JONGA.B., University of Chicago, 1966• WITH HONORSJOHN McDONALD DELEHANTYA.B., Brown University, 1966QtiIN A. DENVIRA.B., University of Notre Dame, 1962A.M., American University, 1966• WITH HONORSROBERT NEIL DOKSONA.B., Brown University, 1966ALAN ROW DOMINICKA.B., Michigan State University, 1966CHARLES LEWIS DOSTAL, JR.A.B., Pomona College, 1966GARY RICHARD EDIDINS.B., University of Pennsylvania, 1966JOHN ERIC ENGSTROMA.B., Dartmouth College, 1965A.M., Wichita State University, 1966JOHN H. FERGUSONA.B., Williams College, 1962IRWIN FINKELSTEINA.B., Kenyon College, 1965DON W. FOWLERA.B., Emory University, 1966GILBERT EDMUND GILDEA, JR.A.B., Yale University, 1966HAROLD SIDNEY GOLDSMITHA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1962M.B.A., ibid., 1966PHILIP GORDONA.B., University 0/ the Witwatersrand, Johannes­burg, South A/rica, 1965A.B., Balliol College, Oxford, United Kingdom,1967WILLIAM PAUL GOTTSCHALKA.B., Yale University, 1966DOUGLAS DELANGE GRAHAMS.B., University 0/ Utah, 1966PAUL A. GREENBERGA.B., University of Chicago, 1966FREDERICK LUFF HARTMANN, JR.A.B., Princeton University, 1966 SUSAN AYLEEN HENDERSONA.B., Stanford University, 1965A.M., ibid., 1967ROBERT G. HERSHENHORNS.B., University 0/ Pennsylvania, 1966JOHN EDWARD HILLA.B., University 0/ Illinois, 1962HAROLD C. HIRSHMANS.B., Cornell University, 1966LINDA R. HIRSHMANA.B., Cornell University, 1966CASE HOOGENDOORNA.B., Calvin College, 1966ALLAN HORWICHA.B., Princeton University, 1966LAWRENCE HALLEY HUNT, JR.A.B., Darthmouth College, 1965MARILYN JEAN SCHLEVE IRELANDA.B., Miami University, Ohio, 1966• WITH HONORSTHOMAS V. IRWINA.B., Wabash College, 1963HOWARD J. ISADORA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1966RANDALL M. JACOBSS.B., Bradley University, 1966DENNIS L. JARVELAA.B., Carleton College, 1966JOHN ARTHUR JOHNSONS.B., University of Illinois, 1964S.M., ibid., 1965ROBERT T. JOHNSON, JR.A.B., University 0/ Michigan, 1966• WITH HONORSROBERT BRUCE JOHNSTONEA.B., Dartmouth College, 1965HAROLD RICHARD JUHNKEA.B., Rice University, 1966 .ALLEN RICHARD KAMPA.B., University 0/ California, Berkeley, 1964A.M., ibid., 1967JOEL HARVEY KAPLANS.B., Cornell University, 1966DANIEL M. KATZA.B., University 0/ Michigan, 1966JACK KATZA.B., Colgate University, 1966PATRICK ALOYSIUS KEENANA.B., University 0/ Detroit, 1966BERNARD PATRICK KILLIANA.A.B., University 0/ Notre Dame, 1966CATHERINE EVELYN KIRBYA.B., Trinity College, Washington, D.C., 1966THOMAS DONALD KITCHA.B., Yale University, 1966STEPHEN EDWARD KITCHENA.B., Michigan State University, 1966GARY WAYNE KYLES.B., Sacramento State College, 1966JOHN ROBERT LABOVITZA.B., Brown University, 1965• WITH HONORSDAVID ALLAN LANDERA.B., Bowdoin College, 1966JANE RUE LEVINEA.B., Duke University, 1966ROBERT E. LEVYA.B., Lafayette College, 1966GARY TOBIAS LOWENTHALA.B., Harvard University, 1966WARREN EDGAR MACKA.B., Cornell College, 1966JAMES THOMAS MADEJA.B., University of Illinois, Chicago, 1966RONALD RUDOLPH MARICHA.B., University of Illinois, Chicago, 1966ROBERT DAVID MARTINA.B., Cornell College, 1966JAMES M. McGOLDRICK, JR.A.B., Pepperdine College, 1966JULES MOSKOWITZA.B., Swarthmore College, 1966PETER OTTO MUELLERA.B., University of Wisconsin, 1962RICHARD PETER OLEKSAA.B., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1966JOHN HARRIS P AERA.B., University of Pennsylvania, 1966WILLIAM LEE PARKSA.B., Kansas State University, 1966DAVID BURTON PAYNTERA.B., University of California, Berkeley, 1965ERIC P. PFAFFA.B., University of Cape Town, South Africa, 1965LL.B., University of the Witwatersrand, Johannes­burg, South Africa, 1967JO ANN STROM RAPHAELA.B., Bryn Mawr College, 1966THOMAS LAWRENCE RAYA.B., Stanford University, 1966• WITH HONORSHOWARD J. READA.B., Johns Hopkins University, 1966GRANTLEN EDWARD RICEA.B., University of Chicago, 1966J. DAVID RICHA.B., University of Colorado, 1966JAMES ROBERT RICHARDSONA.B., DePauw University, 1966ROBERT IRVIN RICHTERA.B., University of Chicago, 1966BRENT DAIL RIGGSS.B., Brigham Young University, 1966WILLIAM HENRY ROBINSON, JR.A.B., University of Vermont, 1966FILMORE ELLORY ROSEA.B., University of Virginia, 1966 LOUIS F. ROSENBERGS.B., Georgetown University, 1966ELLIOT M. SAMUELSA.B., Ripon College, 1966JOHN MAURICE SAMUELSA.B., Vanderbilt University, 1966STEVEN SCHA TZOWA.B., Yale University, 1966PETER WILLIAM SCHROTHA.B., Shimer College, 1966DANIEL JOHN SEIFERA.B., University of Michigan, 1966WILLIAM L. SEVERNSA.B., Trinity College, Hartford, Cennecticut, 1966WILLIAM BURNS SHAWA.B., Northwestern University, 1961A.M., ibid., 1963Ph.D., ibid., 1966WILLIAM ALAN SILVERMANA.B., University of Pennsylvania, 1966STANLEY A. SITNICKA.B., Georgetown University, 1966ARTHUR B. SMITH, JR.S.B., Cornell University, 1966MILAN DALE SMITH, JR.A.B., Brigham Young University, 1966NELSON ARNOLD SOLTMANA.B., Yale University, 1965SEVAL CHARLES SORENSON, JR.A.B., Carleton College, 1966BYRON E. STARNS, JR.A.B., Duke University, 1966RONALD PAGE SWEETA.B., Oberlin College, 1959STEPHEN ALAN TAGGEA.B., Knox College, 1966KENNETH ROBERT TALLEA.B., University of Minnesota, 1966DONALD ODEAN TEIGENB.B.A., University of Wisconsin, 1960BARRON MAURY TENNYA.B., Harvard University, 1966ROGER C. THIESA.B., Wabash College, 1966MICHAEL JOHN TICHONA.B., University of Notre Dame, 1964HENRY JUNIUS UNDER WOOD� JR.A.B., University of North Carolina, 1966EDWARD THOMAS UNTERMANA.B., University of Chicago, 1966PHILIP L. VERVEERS.B., Georgetown University, 1966ALFRED ELLIOTT VOLKUWITZA.B., Kenyon College, 1966GORDON G. WALDRONA.B., Harvard University, 1966ALVIN CLIFFORD WARREN, JR.A.B., Yale University, 1966• WITH HONORS JOHN PARKER WILKINSA.B., Colgate University, 1966MICHELE ONIXT WILLIAMSA.B., University oj Illinois, 1966EDWARD WILSON WARRENA.B., Yale University, 1966JAMES D. WINGA.B., Beloit College, 1965A.M., University oj Chicago, 1966ROGER KENT WARRENA.B., Williams College, 1963A.M., University oj Chicago, 1966CLIFFORD L. WEAVERA.B., University o] Chicago, 1966• WITH HONORS DAVID CHANDLER WRIGHTS.B., Swarthmore College, 1965HARVEY ALLEN YAMPOLSKYA.B., University oj Rochester, 1962JERE MICHAEL WEBBA.B., Stanjord. University, 1966 KENNETH WILSON YEATESA.B., Harvard University, 1966DAVID A. WEBSTERA.B., University o] Vermont, 1966 FRANCIS LAMBERT ZEBOTA.B., Harvard University, 1965A.M., Ohio State University, 1966JAMES H. WHITEA.B., Washington University, 1965HOWARD MARTIN WILCHINSA.B., Michigan State University, 1966 DAVID MARK ZWERDLINGA.B., Harvard University, 1965For the Degree of Master of Comparative Law:CLAUDE GEORGES DUVALLie. en Droit, University oj Paris, France, 1966 BERND PEUKERTStaatsprujund (Juris.), University oi the SAAR,Saarbrucken, Germany, 1967HORST GUMPERTStaatsprujurul (Juris.), Albert Ludwig Universityoj Freiburg, Germany, 1966SHIMELIS MET AFERIA �LL.B., Haile Selassie I University, Addis Ababa,Ethiopia, 1967 ALAIN ZENNERCandidat en Philosophie et Lettres, section Droit,State University of Ghent, Belgium, 1965Doc. en Droit, State University of Ghent, Belgium,1968III. IN THE PRITZKER SCHOOL OF MEDICINEF or the Degree of Doctor of M edidne:ANDREW JAMES ARONSONS.B., University of Illinois, Urbana, 1965 JOHN TIM CHILESA.B., Earlham College, 1965THOMAS LAWRENCE CONLEYS.B., Duquesne University, 1965GERALD ARTHURA.B., Carleton College, 1965JEFFREY ROSS BALISONS.B., University of Wyoming, 1965MARK BALLOW DAVID ARTHUR COOKS.B., Massachusetts Institute oj Technology, 1965MARK ELLIOT FAITHA.B., Indiana University, 1966ALLAN EUGENE FISCHS.B., University o] Michigan, 1965• WITH HONORSA.B., Rutgers University, 1965• WITH HONORSJOEL EDWARD BERNSTEINA.B., Carleton College, 1964PETER WILLIAM BLUEA.B., Michigan State University, 1964 BERNARD GILBERT FISHA.B., University o] Cincinnati, 1965SUSAN SHAPIRO BRAITHWAITEA.B., Radcliffe College, 1965KENNETH BRIDBORDB.Ch.E., The Cooper Union, 1964CHARLES JEFFREY BROOKA.B., Carleton College, 1965 JEFFREY PAUL FROEHLICHS.B., University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1965STEVEN S. GOLDSTEINS.B., University o] Pennsylvania, 1965RICHARD MATTHEW GOTTLIEBA.B., University ot Chicago, 1965JOHN PALMER GRANTS.B., University 0/ Michigan, 1965MARTIN GROSSS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1964MICHAEL ALAN GROSSA.B., Swarthmore College, 1964SUSAN ELIZABETH HAYNESA.B., Occidental College, 1965ELLIOTT BRUCE HOCHMANA.B., University 0/ Michigan, 1965MICHAEL BRUCE HOFFMANA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1966ALAN M. JACOBSONA.B., Yale University, 1965ALLEN J. JERVEYS.B., Trinity College, Hart/ord, Connecticut, 1965THOMAS HARMON JOBEA.B., Vanderbilt University, 1965FRANKLIN KOZINS.B., University 0/ Illinois, Urbana, 1965GEORGE WILLIAM KRIEBEL, JR.A.B., University 0/ Pennsylvania, 1965• WITH HONORSCAROL ANN LANGFORDA.B., Stanford University, 1962KAREN RUTH LEININGERA.B., Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, 1963Ph.D., University 0/ Chicago, 1967• WITH HONORSROBERT DAVID LEVINS.B., California Institute 0/ Technology. 1965BARRY ALLEN LEVINEA.B., Columbia University, 1965MYRON BURTON LEZAKJOHN P. MATANS.B., Ohio State University, 1964S.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1967RAYMOND C. NELSONA.B., Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey,1965MICHAEL JOHN O'NEILLA.B., University 0/ Notre Dame, 1965 'PHILIP EDWARD OYERA.B., Indiana University, 1965EDWARD LOUIS PESANTIA.B., Carroll College, Helena, Montana, 1965NORMAN EARLE PICKENSA.B., Lajayette College, 1965 FRANCIS D. PIENA.B., fohns Hopkins University, 1965HARVEY BRUCE POLLARDA.B., Rice University, 1964S.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1969JEFFERY ROBERT POOLEA.B., University 0/ Pennsylvania, 1965MICHAEL KENNETH POPKINA.B., Princeton University, 1965WILLIAM F. POWERSA.B., St. Louis University, 1965ROBERT RUBENZIKA.B., Monmouth College, 1965ROBERT ROGERS SCHAEFERS.B., Massachusetts Institute oi Technology, 1965VICTORIA BISSON SCHAUFS.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1965• WITH HONORSEUGENE I. SCHREINERA.B., University 0/ Connecticut, 1965STEPHEN ROY SHUCHTERA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1965FRED BAUCHHENSS SMITHA.B., Harvard University, 1965LORAINE M. STERNA.B., University 0/ Chicago, 1965AILEEN GRIFFIN STILLERERNEST WILLIAM STILLER, JR.• WITH HONORSROBERT H. SVENSONA.B., Lawrence University, 1963• WITH HONORSHAROLD STANLEY TOYS.B., Otterbein College, 1965FREDERICK PAUL WASHBURNA.B., North Central College, Naperville, Illinois,1965WILLIAM CURTIS WEESES.B., University 0/ Michigan, 1965MARY LYNNE KRUEGER WILLIAMSS.B., University 0/ Michigan, 1965JUDITH ESTHER WOLLA.B., Brown University, 1965ROBERT L. WOLLMANA.B., Rutgers University, 1963Ph.D., University 0/ Chicago, 1968LAURENS DOLAN YOUNGA.B., Harvard University, 1965CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OFEDWARD BENSON KLEMS.B., University of Chicago, 1965A.M., Harvard University, 1967(Biochemistry)DISSERTATION: A Model System for the Initiationof Protein Synthesis in E. coli: Initiation of Poly­phenylalanine Synthesis with N·acetyl·Phe·tRNADOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHYI. IN THE DIVISION OF THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCESHAROLD WILLIAM KERSTERS.B., University of Illinois, Urbana, 1955(Biology)DISSERTATION: Neighborhood Size in the RustyLizard, Sceloporus olivaceusKENNING M. ANDERSONS.B., Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois,1954M.D., ibid., 1958S.M., ibid., 1965(Biochemistry)DISSERTATION: Selective Retention of Dihydrotes­tosterone by Prostatic Nuclei in vivo and in vitroGARY P. CARLSONS.B., St. Bonaventure University, Bonaventure, NewYork,1965(Pharmacology)DISSERTATION: Studies on the Toxicity and Mech»anism of Action of MorestanANSHEL ERNST DUDOWITZS.B., Brooklyn College at the City University ojNew York, 1962(Biochemistry)DISSERTATION: Studies in the Biosynthesis of Tri­terpenes and SteroidsMARTIN GROSSS.B., University of Chicago, 1964M.D., ibid., 1969(Biochemistry)DISSERTATION: The Role of RNA Synthesis inErythropoietin Induced Erythroid DifferentiationTORSTEN B. HELTINGF. K., University of Stockholm, Sweden, 1966(Biochemistry)DISSERTATION: Structure and Biosynthesis of thelinkage region of chondroitin ti-suljateROBERT LEE HUNTER, JR.A.B., Harvard University, 1961S.M., University of Chicago, 1965M.D., ibid., 1965(Pathology)DISSERTATION: The Dendritic Macrophage System.A Study of the Uptake and Retention of Partic­ular Materials by the Dendritic Macrophages ojthe Rat Spleen ROBERT ALAN LAVINES.B., University of Chicago, 1962(Physiology)DISSERT ATION: Phase-Locking in the Response ofSingle Neurons in the Cochlear Nuclear Complexof the Cat to Low-Frequency Tonal StimuliWILLIAM PORCHERA.B., Knox College, 1963M.D., University of Chicago, 1967(Pharmacology)DISSERTATION: Norepinephrine, Dopamine, andTheir Associated Biosynthetic and DegradativeEnzymes in Developing BrainPATRICIA G. SPEARA.B., Florida State University, 1964(Microbiology)DISSERTATION: The Characterization of ProteinsMade in Cells Infected with HerpesvirusGABOR SZABOB.Sc., University of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 1964M.Sc., ibid., 1966(Physiology)DISSERTATION: The Effect of Neutral MolecularComplexers of Cations on the Electrical Proper­ties of Lipid Bilayer MembranesDAVID L. WILSONS.B., University of Maryland, 1964(Biophysics)DISSERTATION: In vitro Studies 0/ TranscriptionalControlII. IN THE DIVISION OF THE HUMANITIESJOSEPH A. ARGUELLESA.B., University of Chicago, 1961A.M., ibid., 1963(Art)DISSERTATION: Charles Henry and the Formationof Psychophysical Aesthetics MARIA LOURDES L. ARVISUA.B., University of the Philippines, Manila, P.I.,1952A.M., Catholic University of America, 1954(English Language and Literature)DISSERTATION: Andrew Marvell's Critical Repu­tation in the Twentieth CenturyMURRAY CHARLES BRADSHAWM.Mus., American Conservatory of Music, 1958(Music)DISSERTATION: The History of the Falsobordonefrom Its Origins to 1750MARION GEORGE DECKERTA.B., Bethel College, 1956B.D., University of Chicago, 1959A.M., ibid., 1965(Philosophy)DISSERTATION: Some Criticisms of the Applicationto English of a Quinian Definition of LogicalTruthKHALID TAHA EL-DISSOUKYA.B., University of Cairo, Egypt, 1951Dipl., ibid., 1954(Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations)DISSERTATION: Elephantine in the Old KingdomKLAUS DIETER GOEBELA.B., Wayne State University, 1957A.M., Harding College, 1958A.M., University of Chicago, 1967(Germanic Languagees and Literatures)DISSERTATION: Untersuchungen zu Aufbau undSchuldproblem in Hartmanns GregoriusGERALD F. HAWTHORNEA.B., Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois, 1951A.M., ibid., 1954(New Testament and Early Christian Literature)DISSERTATION : Melito of Sardis: His Rhetoric andTheology .DONALD L. LAWLERS.B., Georgetown University, 1956A.M., Columbia University, 1960(English Language and Literature)DISSERTATION: An Enquiry into Oscar Wilde'sRevisions of The Picture of Dorian GraySTOJAN V. LAZAREVICDipl., University of Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 1946Dipl., Music Academy of Belgrade, Yugoslavia,1950(History of Culture)DISSERTATION: The Chilandar Sticheraion: AnEarly Slavic Hymn Collection with Music-APaleographical-Musicological Study ANGEL MARZAL-GONZALEZBacc., Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome,Italy, 1956Lie., ibid., 1958Bacc., Pontifical Bible Institute, Rome, Italy, 1959Lie., ibid., 1960(Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations)DISSERTATION: The Organization of the Mari StateANTHONY JOHN PAPALASA.B., Wayne State University, 1961A.M., ibid., 1963(History)DISSERTATION: Studies in Roman Athens: 29 B.C.to A.D. 180LUCILLE BRADLEY PINTOA.B., Pennsylvania State University, 1956A.M., ibid., 1960(Germanic Languages and Literatures)DISSERTATION: The W'orm Charm in the MiddleAgesMARY VIRGINIA REEDA.B., Millikin University, 1958A.M., University of Illinois, Urbana, 1959(English Language and Literature)DISSERTATION: Politics and Imagination in theWorks of HazlittHAROLD F. SCHIFFMANA.B., Antioch College, 1960A.M., University of Chicago, 1966(Lingustics)DISSERTATION: A Transformational Grammar 0/the Tamil Aspectual SystemANN BESSER SCOTTA.B., Radcliffe College, 1955M.F.A., Brandeis University, 1957(Music)DISSERTATION: Coherence and Calculated Chaos:A Study of the English Composers 0/ Modena,Biblioteca Estense, a.x.1,ll (Lat. 471)SHIRLEY ANN VAN MARTERA.B., Mundelein College, 1953A.M., Northwestern University, 1957A.M., University of Chicago, 1965(English Language and Literature)DISSERTATION: Richardson's Aesthetic Theory andPractice in Variant Editions of ClarissaIII. IN THE DIVISION OF THE PHYSICAL SCIENCESAVIAD M. BROSH!A.B., Harvard University, 1965S.M., University of Chicago, 1966(Mathematics)DISSERTATION: Galois Correspondence between theIrriducible Characters and the Conjugacy Classes0/ Finite GroupsRONALD ELROY BRUCK, JR.S.B., University of Chicago, 1964S.M., ibid., 1965(Mathematics)DISSERTATION: Approximating Fixed Points andFixed Point Sets 0/ Nonexpansiue Mappings inBanach Spaces BRUCE LESLIE CLARKES.B., University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 1965(Chemistry)DISSERTATION: Generalized Hydrodynamics Nearthe Critical Point of a Simple FluidWILLIAM C. CONNETT VS.B., Georgetown University, 1961S.M., University of Chicago, 1963(Mathematics)DISSERTATION: Formal Multiplication 0/ Trigono­metric Series and the Notion of GeneralizedConjugacySISTER MIRIAM PATRICK COONEY,C.S.C.S.B., Saint Mary's College, Notre Dame, Indiana,1951S.M., University of Notre Dame, 1953S.M., University of Chicago, 1963(Mathematics)DISSERTATION: The Non-Soluable Hall Subgroupsof the General Linear GroupDAVID CHARLES DOETSCHMANS.B., Northern Illinois University, 1963(Chemistry)DISSERTATION: A Study of Chemical Reactions ofDiphenyldiazomethane and Diphenylmethylenein Single Crystals of 1,1'-Diphenylethylene byMagnetic Resonance MethodsDAVID PAUL EARTLYS.B., University 0/ Notre Dame, 1963S.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1965(Physics)DISSERTATION: X-Rays /rom p.-, 7r-, K- Capture inthe Light ElementsPAMELA ANASTACIA ANDERSONFERGUSONA.B., Wellesley College, 1965S.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1966(Mathematics)DISSERTATION: A Theorum on CC SubgroupsWILLIAM 1. GLABERSONS.B., University of Chicago, 1964(Physics)DISSERTATION: Trapped Ion Motion in Helium IIDAVID MICHAEL GOLDSCHMIDTA.B., Reed College, 1965S.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1966(Mathematics)DISSERTATION: On the 2·Exponent of a FiniteGroupLESTER S. GORELICS.B., Illinois Institute of Technology, 1962( Chemistry)DISSERTATION: Photochemical Reactions of Ura­cils with A minesJOHN HANSON HEIDEMAS.B., Upsala College, 1964S.M., University of Chicago, 1967(Chemistry)DISSERTATION: The Reactions 0/ Sultones withChymotrypsinKE CHIANG HSIEHA.B., Wabash College, 1963(Physics)DISSERTATION: Study of Solar Modulation of LowEnergy Cosmic Rays Using 1965 and 1967 QuietTime Proton, He� and He4 Differential Spectraat E'$ 100 MeV/NucleonPHILIP STEPHEN JACKSONS.B., North Carolina State College, 1961(Astronomy and Astrophysics)DISSERTATION: On the Structure of Close BinaryMembersROBERT E. KIBLERA.B., Cornell University, 1962S.M., University of Chicago, 1964(Mathematics)DISSERTATION: Roots in Lie Algebras ROBERT LOUIS LOESCHENA.B., University of Illinois, Urbana, 1964( Chemistry)DISSERTATION: The Paterno-Biiclii ReactionS. JOHN LOUISNATHANB.Sc., Annamalai University, Annamalainagar, In-dia, 1960M.Sc., ibid., 1963S.M., University of Chicago, 1967(Geophysical Sciences)DISSERTATION: The Nature 0/ Mg·AI·Si Orderingin Melites (Ca.Nav; (Mg,A1) (A1,Si)J07 andthe Crystal Structure 0/ Eresnoite, Bas (TiO)Si207ANNE RILEY MAcWILLIAMSA.B., Radcliffe College, 1964S.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1966(Mathematics)DISSERTATION: On 2-groups with No Normal Abel­ian Subgroups 0/ Rank 3 and Their Occurrenceas Sylow 2-subgroups of Finite Simple GroupsAMAR NATH MAHASHWARIS.B., University 0/ Delhi, India, 1962(Physics)DISSERTATION: Theories of Finite Range Craoita­tiotiRICHARD McFADDEN MARTINS.B., University of Tennessee, 1964S.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1966(Physics)DISSERTATION: Dielectric Screening Model/or Lat­tice Vibrations in Diamond Structure CrystalsVALDA HILARY McCANNB.sc., Victoria University, Wellington, New Zea·land, 1963(C hemistry)DISSERTATION: Electron Nuclear Double Resonanceby Triplet State Molecules of Phenanthrene-d1oin Single Crystals 0/ DiphenylROBERT JAMES McKEE, JR.S.B., Case Institute 0/ Technology, 1961S.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1962(Physics)DISSERTATION: u-Atomic Hyperfine Structure inK, L, and M Lines 0/ USS8 and Th23sKIA LING NGAIS.B., University 0/ Hong Kong, 1962S.M., University 0/ Southern California, 1964(Physics)DISSERTATION: Interaction 0/ AC Josephson Cur­rents with Sur/ace Plasmons in Thin Super.conducting FilmsYAVUZ NUTKUA.B., University 0/ California, Berkeley, 1965S.M., University 0/ Chicago, 1967(Physics)DISSERTATION: The Post-Newtonian Equations 0/Hydrodynamics in the Brons-Dicke TheoryGEORGE N. PAPATHEODOROUS.M., University of Chicago, 1968(C hemistry)DISSERTATION: Enthalpies of Mixing 0/ SomeBinary Fused Chlorides Involving Salts 0/ Dioa­lent Cations.JANE LOUISE RIEMENSCHNEIDERA.B., Bryn Mawr College, 1964A.M., Columbia University, 1965(Chemistry)DISSERTATION: Propenylene Intermediates in theChemistry of CyclopropenesLALITHA PAD MAN SANATHANANB.Sc., Mysore University, India, 1960M.Sc., ibid., 1962(S tatistics)DISSERTATION: Estimating Population Size in theParticle Scanning ContextEDMOND SCHONBERGB.S.E.E., National University of Engineering,Lima, Peru, 1963S.M., University of Chicago, 1966(Physics)DISSERTATION: Superconuergence, the VenezianoModel and MesonsEUGENE H. TADEMARUS.B., University of Illinois, Urbana, 1964S.M., University of Chicago, 1968(Physics)DISSERTATION: Plasma Instabilities of StreamingCosmic Rays RICHARD BENJAMIN TARSYA.B., Columbia University, 1965S.M., University of Chicago, 1966(Mathematics)DISSERTATION: OrdersSHIN-SHYONG TSENGB.Sc., National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan,1961A.M., Kent State University, 1964(Chemistry)DISSERTATION: Reactions of Periminoethylenes withElectrophilesJAMES A. VAN VECHTENA.B., University of California, Berkeley, 1965S.M., University of Chicago, 1966(Physics)DISSERTATION: Quantum Dielectric Theory of Elec­tronegativity in, Covalent Systems I: ElectronicDielectric ConstantHUGH REID WILSONA.B., Wesleyan University, 1965A.M., University of Chicago, 1968(C hemistry)DISSERTATION: Path Integral Techniques in Non­equilibrium Statistical MechanicsIV. IN THE DIVISION OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCESHAROLD J. ABRAMSONA.B., University of Rochester, 1956A.M., University of Chicago, 1963(Sociology)DISSERTATION: The Ethnic Factor in AmericanCatholicism: An Analysis of Inter-Ethnic Mar·riage and Religious InvolvementMARTHA LOU AUSTINA.B., Florida State University, 1941M.Ed., University of Miami, 1955(Education)DISSERTATION: Listening Comprehension, Audi­tory Discrimination, and First Grade ReadingAchievementCHRISTOPHER BONEA.B., University of Washington, 1963A.M., University of Chicago, 1964(History)DISSERTATION: Literature of Political Commitmentin Britain between the Wars: Michael Roberts,Stephen Spender, W. H. AudenDONALD SIMPSON BRADLEYA.B., Los Angeles State College, 1961A.M., University of Chicago, 1963(Sociology)DISSERTATION: Community Leadership in TwoInner-City AreasFRANK G. BURKEA.M., University of Chicago, 1959(History)DISSERTATION: Prince Henry of Prussia and theRevolutionary Era MARTIN BURLINGAMEA.B., Willamette University, 1957M.Ed., ibid., 1966(Education)DISSERTATION: The NAACP and Equal EducationalOpportunities for Negroes, 1909-1954JEAN GAYTON CARROLLA.B., University of Chicago, 1938A.M., ibid, 1953(Sociology)DISSERTATION: The Structure of Teaching HospitalsDIEUDONNEE J. CASPERA.M., University of Chicago, 1966(Committee on Human Development)DISSERTATION: Field Dependence and AffectiveComplexity-A Study in DifferentiationTHOMAS MICHAEL CONLEYA.B., Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1963(Committee on Social Thought)DISSERTATION: The Comic Art of Aristophanes:Four PlaysJOAN CONNELLA.B., Seton Hill College, 1954M.Ed., Duquesne University, 1961A.M., University of Chicago, 1969(History)DISSERTATION: The Roman Catholic Church inEngland, 1553-1850: A Study in Internal Poli­ticsMICHAEL B. CONNOLLYA.B., University of California, Berkeley, 1964A.M., University of Chicago, 1967(Economics)DISSERTATION: Externalities, Public Goods, Tech­nology, and TradeMANUEL LUIS CORDOMILie., University of Tucuman, Argentina, 1952Doc., ibid., 1956(Economics)DISSERTATION: A Study of the Production of Sugarin Tucuman, ArgentinaVICTOR JORGE ELIASContador publico, University of Tucuman, Argen-tina, 1961A.M., University of Chicago, 1964(Economics)DISSERTATION: Estimates of Value Added, Capitaland Labor in Argentine Manufacturing, 1935-1963JOHANNES FABIANA.M., University of Chicago, 1965(Anthropology)DISSERTATION: Charisma and Cultural Change-Astudy of the Jamaa Movement in KatangaJOHN ALLISON FITZGERALD, JR.A.B., Whitman College, 1958A.M., University of Chicago, 1960(Political Science)DISSERTATION: The Systematic Analysis of Non­Western Politics, A CritiqueDANIEL E. GAS MANA.B., Brooklyn College, 1955(History)DISSERTATION: Social Darwinism in Ernst Haeckeland the German Monist League. A Study of theScientific Origins of National SocialismGARY DEAN GLENNA.B., Loras College, 1962A.M., University of Chicago, 1963(Political Science)DISSERTATION: Edmund Burke on Theory andPractice: The American WarROBERT W. JEWELL, JR.B.S., University of Michigan, 1954M.A., ibid., 1958(Education)DISSERTATION: Household Demand for Public Edu­cationGERTRUDE E. KAISERS.B., Iowa State University, 1936S.M., University of Illinois, 1946(Education)DISSERTATION: A History of the Illinois HomeEconomics Program of the Cooperative ExtensionServiceALAN B. KELLERA.B., University of Kansas, 1964(Committee on Human Development)DISSERTATION: Psychological Sources of Resistanceto Family Planning JOSEPH ANDREW KUYPERSA.B., University of Chicago, 1962(Committee on Human Development)DISSERTATION: Elderly Persons in Route to Insti-tutions: A Study of Changing Conceptions ofSelf and Interpersonal RelationsFRANK H. MAIERA .B., Valparaiso University, 1940M.B.A., University of Chicago, 1941A.M., ibid., 1949(Economics)DISSERTATION: An Economic Analysis of the Adop­tion of the Mechanical Cotton PickerE. ARSENIO MANUELLl.B., University of Manila, P.I., 1935A.M., University of the Philippines, Quezon City,P.I., 1954(Anthropology)DISSERTATION: Manuvu' Social OrganizationDEAN B. MITCHELLA.B., Harvard University, 1964(Psychology)DISSERTATION: Perceptual Functioning and De­velopment in First-Grade Disadvantaged ChildrenCHRISTOPHER CHUKUEMEKA MODUS.B., Western Michigan University, 1950S.M., State University of Iowa, 1951(Education)DISSERTATION: Affective Consequences of Cogni­tive ChangesVIRGINIA M. OHLSONS.B., University of Chicago, 1946A.M., ibid., 1955(Education)DISSERTATION: Nursing Education as a Form ofAdult SocializationKENNETH M. OLSENA.B., College of Wooster, 1950A.M., University of Chicago, 1958(Committee on Human Development)DISSERTATION: Social Class and Age-Group Differ.ences in the Timing of Family Status Changes:A Study of Age Norms in American SocietyNARGIS PANCHAPAKESANS.B., University of Delhi, India, 1955M.S., ibid., 1957A.M., University of Chicago, 1966(Education)DISSERTATION: The Simple Logistic Model andM ental MeasurementCYRIAC K. PULLAPILL YDipl., St. Joseph's Seminary, Kerala, India, 1959(History)DISSERTATION: Caesar Baronius: Counter-Reforma­tion HistorianASSAF RAZINB.S., Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, 1963M.S., ibid., 1966A.M., University of Chicago, 1968(Economics)DISSERTATION: Investment in Human Capital andEconomic Growth: A Theoretical StudyDONALD REINKENA.B., Princeton University, 1955S.M., University of Chicago, 1956(Political Science)DISSERTATION: Computable Models for Exploringthe Idea of "Balance of Power"JAMES R. RESTA.B., Tulane University, 1962(Psychology)DISSERTATION: Hierarchies of Comprehension andPreference in a Developmental-Stage Model ofMoral ThinkingTHOMAS M. ROBINSONA.B., University of Chicago, 1963(Psychology)DISSERTATION: Presleep Activity and Sleep Qualityof Good and Poor SleepersDORIS WARD RYANS.B., Oklahoma State University, 1956M.Ed., State University of New York, 1965(Education)DISSERTATION: University Departments: TheirOrganization and ReorganizationSONJA SAMSON SAXONBERGA.B., Roosevelt University, 1952A.M., University of Chicago, 1960(Committee on Human Development)DISSERTATION: Ego Functions in the Young Adultand the Middle Adult Years: A Thematic Ap­perception Study of Coping BehaviorsDANIEL S. P. SCHUBERTA.B., University of Buffalo, 1955M.D., State University of New York, 1965(Psychology)DISSERTATION: Factors Influencing Change on Re­testJOHN ALBERT SONQUISTA.B., University of Chicago, 1951(Sociology)DISSERTATION: Automatic Interaction Detectionand Multiple Classification Analysis: The Vali­dation of a Search Strategy ARUMUGAM THAVARAJAHA.B., University of Ceylon, 1950A.M., University of Chicago, 1963(Sociology)DISSERTATION: Aspects of Urbanization of EgyptT. NICOLAUS TIDEMANA.B., Reed College, 1964(Economics)DISSERTATION: Three Approaches to Improving Ur­ban Land UseEDWARD STEPHEN TODDA.B., Amherst College, 1961A.M., Harvard University, 1962(Education)DISSERTATION: Economic Implications of Second­ary School CurriculaELLEN KAY TRIMBERGERA.B., Cornell University, 1962A.M., University of Chicago, 1963(Sociology)DISSERTATION: Revolution by Elites: A Compara­tive Study of Political Change in Japan andTurkeyBARBARA FORMANIAK TURNERA.B., Antioch College, 1962A.M., De Paul University, 1965(Committee on Human Development)DISSERTATION: Psychological Predictors of Adap-tation to Distress of Institutionalization in theAgedHARVEY E. WATERMANA.B., University of Southern California, 1961A.M., University of Chicago, 1963(Political Science)DISSERTATION: Political Change in ContemporaryFrance: The Politics of an Industrial DemocracyTHE CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREESFor the Degree of Doctor of Science:RICHARD DAGOBERT BRAUER, Perkins Professor of Mathematics, HarvardUniversity, and Visiting Professor of Mathematics, University of Chicago.One of the most distinguished living algebraists, his work on modular representations of groupshas had a major impact on many areas of algebra.The candidate will be presented' by Saunders Mac Lane, Max Mason Distinguished Serv­ice Professor, Department of Mathematics.F or the Degree of Doctor of La.ws:THE HONORABLE HENRY JACOB FRIENDLY, Judge of the United StatesCourt of Appeals for the Second Circuit.Practitioner, judge, and scholar, whose contribution to the definition of law in our time we de­light to honor.The candidate will be presented by Grant Gilmore, Harry A. Bigelow Professor, LawSchool. .For the Degree of Doctor of Huma.ne Letters:YAKOV MALKIEL, Professor of Romance Philology, University of California,Berkeley.Eminent etymo1ogist, Romance philologist, linguist, and editor, who has greatly contributed tothe resurgence of Romance historical linguistics.The candidate will be presented by Peter F. Dembowski, Associate Professor, Departmentof Romance Languages and Literatures.For the Degree of Doctor of Science:ILYA PRIGOGINE, Professor of Chemistry and Physics, Free University of Brus­sels, Belgium.Distinguished scientist and teacher, his probing theoretical studies have illuminated the molecu­lar basis of the universal approach towards equilibrium.The candidate will be presented by Stuart A. Rice, Louis Block Professor in the PhysicalSciences and Professor, Department of Chemistry, James Franck Institute, and Com­mittee on Mathematical_ Biology.For the Degree of Doctor of Science:EDWIN E. SALPETER, Professor of Physics and Nuclear Studies, Cornell Uni­versity.Theoretical astrophysicist of rare physical intuition, whose work has pioneered many areas ofearly and late stages of stellar evolution and nucleogenic processes in the universe.The candidate will be presented by William W. Morgan, Bernard E. and Ellen C. SunnyDistinguished Service Professor, Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics.For the Degree of Doctor of Science:JOHN WILDER TUKEY, Professor of Mathematics and Statistics, PrincetonUniversity, and Associate Executive Director of Research, Bell Telephone Labo­ratories.Illustrious scientific generalist, who has redirected the development of statistics by his far-reach­ing contributions to theory and methods, and by his creative use of statistics and data analysis inthe pure and applied sciences.The candidate will be presented by Paul Meier, Professor, Department of Statistics andCommittee on Mathematical Biology.ALMA MATERToday we gladly sing the praiseOf her who owns us as her sons;Our loyal voices let us raise,And bless her with our benisons.Of all fair mothers, fairest she,Most wise of all that wisest be,Most true of all the true, say we,Is our dear Alma Mater.-E. H. LEWIS, PH.D., 1894THE BENEDICTIONTHE RECESSIONFantasy in G Major Bach(The Congregation remains standing through the Alma Mater, the Benediction, and the Recession)RICHARD E. VIKSTROM, Director of Chapel MusicEDWARD MONDELLO, University OrganistDANIEL ROBINS, University CarillonneurMARSHALROBERT LOVETT ASHENHURSTVICE-MARSHALGEOFFREY C. M. PLAMPINLEON CARNOVSKYJOSEPH CEITHAMLROBERT J. HASTERLIKELWOOD V. JENSENEDMUND WELLS KITCH ASSIST ANT MARSHALSGWIN J. KOLBEDWARD W. ROSENHEIM, JR.WILBERT HERBERT URRYWILLIAM NATHANIEL WEAVERSTUDENT AIDES, 1968-69DOUGLAS QUENTIN ADAMS MICHAEL STUART KRAMERDON HOWARD BIALOSTOSKY WILLIAM MING FU LEEPATRICIA EILEEN BUNDY NORALYN NEUMARKJESSICA MARIE DE GRAZIA MONICA EMILY RAYMONDSHARON LEE FINE SYLVIA LYNN SAVITMIRIAM GAIL FRIED JOSEPH HERMAN SMITHJULIANA GERAN DIANA J. TIETJENSJEFFREY CARROLL KINKLEY DENNIS CRAIG WALDONMALCOLM JAY KOTTLER PETER HAWLEY WALPOLEJAMES ALEXANDER KOZIOL GARY YUDKOFFDIANE B. ARNKOFFDAVID H. BENSMANDAVID D. BONACCISUSAN M. CACHELDEBORAH S. CAHNEDWIN C. DOUGLASSROSCOE C. GILES IIIANNE T. HAMBLINDENNIS A. HEJHALNANCY L. JASPERSUSAN H. JEWETT STUDENT AIDES, 1969-70SUSAN KIMMELMANSUSAN LANDAYSTUART N. LERWICKMARC H. LIPSCHUTZSTANLEY C. MARTENSJOHN T. MORRISONNINA R. PERMUTTMICHAEL T. RADCLIFFELEE I. SCHLESINGERROBERT J. TURNERMARK H. WENER