THE UNIVERSKTY Of CHICAGO-� »>:.,_..;.--- FOUNDED BY JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER·�TheTheSPRINGTHIRD SESSIONJune NinthA.D. Nineteen Hundred Seventy-threeROCKEFELLER MEMORIAL CHAPELORDER Of EXERCISESFor the Confirring of DegreesTen o'clockEDWARD H. LEVI, President of the University, PresidingTHE CONVOCATION PROCESSIONPROCESSION AL-Canzon Primi Toni(The congregation standing until after the prayer) Giovanni GabrieliThe Marshal and the Student AidesThe Candidates for DegreesThe Faculties of the UniversityThe Trustees and Officers of the UniversityThe Candidates for the Quantrell AwardsThe Dean of Rockefeller Memorial ChapelThe Provost of the UniversityThe President of the UniversityTHE PRAYERTHE REVEREND E. SPENCER PARSONSDean of Rockefeller Memorial ChapelTHE CONVOCATION ADDRESS"1893"ROGER H. HILDEBRANDDean of the College and Professor, Department of Physics and theEnrico Fermi Institute for Niiclesu StudiesTHE ANTHEMPsalm 47 Ralph Vaughan WilliamsThe Rockefeller Memorial Chapel Choir and Brass Ensemble, Richard Vik­strom, Director of Chapel Music, conducting0, clap your hands, all ye people; shout unto God with the voice of triumph.For the Lord most high is terrible: He is a great King over all the earth.God is gone up with a shout, the Lord with the sound of a trumpet.Sing praises to God, sing praises; sing praises unto our King, sing praises.For God is King of all the earth; sing ye praises everyone that hath understanding.God reigneth over the heathen: God sitteth upon the throne of His holiness.Sing praises unto our King, sing praises.REMARKS FROM THE CANDIDATESSTEVEN MICHAEL MENCHERAMY KATHERINE HILSMANRICHARD KIVIE SCOTCHTHE AWARD OF HONORSAwarded General Honors with the Bachelor's Degree:William Charles AbbottRichard David AdamickLouis Agosta, J r.Victor R. AkylasGary Wade AldenRichard D. BarishThomas A. BassRobert Edward BastienSusan J. BeeskowRichard Philip BergerEllin BermanShelly C. BernsteinRobert Alan BixDaniel A. BostonBruce Ryland BoyntonThomas F. BraziunasKurt Arthur BruensRoselee BundyScot Malcolm CampbellThomas John CampbellRimas Cern iusCornelius John Chapman, Jr.Donald Alan ChernoffGail Ellen ChristieSuzanne ChristophersonLauren B. ChudnoffWalter Mark CipinEsther Kelsey ClarkJudy F. CohenMarc CohenRamona CurryMark Warren DeanDavid R. DenleyAlexandra de Saint PhalleScott Mansfield DickersonHarrison Hathaway DonnellyMichael C. DorfRobert Mark EngelmanEvangelos M. FalarisJanet Lauren FeigelsonFrank Noel FeinbergArend John FlickCatherine Anne FlournoyNorma Lee FowlerJoseph C. FreedmanReva Kay FreedmanAllen Maurice Friedman Richard A. FriesnerCharles Elliott FuchsKathleen Ann GillesReuven Glick .Sharon Nan GoldsteinRobert Harris GombinerMary Patricia GrearEster Frances GreenfieldMarian Elizabeth GreenspanSanford Jay GrossmanEdward Charles HalperAmy Katherine HilsmanJ ames Rudolph HohensteinGlenn Scott HowarthCatherine Anne IinoThomas Michael JahnkePalmira JohnsonThomas Francis JoyceDavid Steven KaplanLee Allan KaplanPhilip V. KargopoulosGordon Philip KatzMarna Christine KnoerEllen Laura KoblitzPaul Howard KramerLouise Lorraine KuryloJanet LandayJames Thomas LeeJames L. LevensonJames Elles Leverett, Jr.Alfred Samuel LewinErik Russell LichtenbergFrank R. LichtenbergJack Lancelot LichtorHarvey LuksenburgChristine M. LuzzieKristina L. MarcyJohn Iglehart MardenRichard Paul MeierRuth Hyman MelvilleSteven Michael MencherGary Arthur MillerJohn W. MillerDavid F. MitchHolly Jean MolbergThomas William MossbergCatherine Elizabeth Nardin Sally Ann NetznikMichael Charles NevittChristine Victoria NewmanMichael Ng-QuinnTeresa Ruth NovickCelia OrgelLee E. OtterholtDiane Lynn PardoClaire E. PensylLynn J. PerrigoTodd Eugene PetzelJanet Helen PineJohn Thomas PitcherPeter Kenneth PitschDonald Jon PuttermanMark Dean RausherGregory Shaw ReevesElspeth Anne RevereMichael Lee RosinJose Antonio RuaVictor RubinJoseph J. SartorelliMartin Fred SavitzkyBenjamin Charles SaxEllen Joyce SazzmanGail Ellen SchatzbergPaul Benjamin SchechterJay Phillip SchreiderRichard Kivie ScotchAudrey Cheryl ShalinskyBarbara Faye ShatkinGloria Ellen SkurskiMark J. SmithMonica Ann SmithMarc Dennis TeitelbaumLaura L. TietjenDouglas A. UngerPhilip H. WassersteinCrispin Bernard WeinbergPaul Francis WendelgassAlan Henry Bert WertheimerScot Edward WherlandChristopher G. WickstromH. S. ZuboffJohn Lehrer ZyskindMembers elected to Beta oi Illinois Chapter oi Phi Beta Kappa on nominationoi the University tor especial distinction in general scholarship in theUniversity:1973 GRADUATES ELECTED IN THEIR THIRD YEARThomas John CampbellSanford Jay Grossman James L. LevensonJames Elles Leverett, Jr. Mark Dean RausherMark J. Smith] 973 GRADUATES ELECTED IN THEIR FOURTH YEARVictor AkylasRobert Alan BixBruce Ryland BoyntonThomas F. BraziunasRimas CerniusDonald Alan ChernoffFrank Noel FeinbergNorma Lee FowlerAllen Maurice Friedman Reuven GlickJames Rudolph HohensteinGlenn Scott HowarthCatherine Ann IinoLee Allan KaplanPhilip V. KargopoulosGordon Philip KatzEllen Laura KoblitzJack Lancelot LichtorMEMBERS ELECTED IN THEIR THIRD YEARLizbeth Jane BrownBarry Stuart KellmanPamela Mae Kurzka Edward H. Matthei, Jr.Kurt Kan Nakaoka_Martin Lee Pilati Richard Paul MeierSally Ann NetznikChristine Victoria NewmanLee E. OtterholtDiane Lynn PardoMartin Fred SavitzkyPhilip H. WassersteinCrispin Bernard WeinbergChristopher G. WickstromSharon Kay StephensDavid Robert StevensonMembers elected to the Society of the Sigma Xi on nomination of the De­partments of Science for evidence of ability in research work in Science:Jochanan BlumShoshana BlumEugene L. BrownAlister Bruce CampbellWilliam Frank Dietrich Daniel R. FarkasJoel KleinmanGuy LeBretonAlfred James LewyChii Dong Lin Bartholomew NgRenji OkazakiChan Y. PangStephen R. SpielbergPaul Holland VolkmanAssociate members elected to the Society of the Sigma Xi on nomination ofthe Departments of Science for evidence of ability in research work inScience:William Charles AbbottVictor R. AkylasKeith A. BalterShelly C. BernsteinKurt Arthur BruensDonald Alan ChernoffDavid R. DenleyReva Kay FreedmanMark Lewis FriedmanMitchell Glass Ellen Ann GoldmanConstance Ann GriffinMichael N. HadadJohn William Hook IIIThomas Francis JoyceMarna Christine KnoerPaul Howard KramerJ ames Thomas LeeJames L. LevensonEdmund Kin Sing Liu Michael MaWilliam E. MerryJohn W. MillerMartin Fred SavitskyJay Phillip SchreiderJudith Papish SenPhilip H. WassersteinScot Edward WherlandRondal Dale ZamowSeniors in the Pritzker School of Medicine elected to Beta of Illinois Chapterof Alpha Omega Alpha for excellence in the work of the School:Catherine Margaret CoveyRichard William FurlanettoRichard F. GaekeJeffrey I van GordonJohn Marshall Harlan Carol Sharon Egel Larner James Bruce ReulerRichard J. Mier Walter W. SchellMary Margaret Higley Pretzer Stanley Steven SchwartzElizabeth Anne Reid Stephen Paul SpielbergMembers 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 P. AlmquistEarl A. CarlsonPedro Castaneda OrdonezRobert Wesley CramerWilliam G. CrissJohn W. DawsonRichard L. DeNeuiKeith Thomas GleesonHoward Holmes GrahamCraig N. GreenLutz F. Hahne Thomas Ralph HenkelMichael James HigginsHarvey B. HirschhornCharles Knok KoepkeWilliam Francis KrugerMichael Ward MageeGerald J. MarinelloMichael Arthur MurphyDouglas C. NeffJohn Louis PelletierEarl Gordon Phillips Aris A. ProtopapadakisCraig RudolphyAnthony James Ruzicka, Jr.Carl Frank RuzickaLynne Fox SchatzKatherine SchipperAlbert Frederick StevensonJoseph Richard SullivanVincent Yu TanMark WalshThomas WiseMembers of the Senior class of the Law School elected to the Order at theCoif for excellence in the work of the School:Victor BassRobert Steven BergerJean Wegman BurnsRonald Gene CarrRonald Andrew CassJohn F. Cooney Frank Hoover EasterbrookEdna Se1an EpsteinGeorge Freeman Galland, Jr.Douglas Howard GinsburgHarold Douglas LaycockBruce Russell MacLeod Donald T. McDougallDavid L. RossHal S. ScottStewart Russell ShepherdLinda E. Van WinkleThe Academy of American Poets Prize, to an undergraduate for the best poemor group of poems, is awarded toStephen Levine POEM: "Ode to Poetry"The Florence I ames Adams Prizes, for excellence in artistic reading, areawarded toFrederick Marchant, FirstHeraldo Richards, Second Egle Juodvalkis, ThirdJonathan Brent, FourthThe Roy D. Albert Prizes, to students in the Department of Anthropologyfor outstanding work in the field at Anthropology are awarded toRandall L. Susman, FirstE. Valentine Daniel, SecondAllen F. Roberts, Third PAPER: "Facultative, Terrestrial LocomotorHand Postures in an Orangutan (Pon­go pygmaeus)"PAPER: "A Penny for the Boatman: A Studyin the Rituals of Ceylon EstateTamils"PAPER: "The Myths of Sou, the Sara Trick­ster: Structure and Antistructure inthe Content and Context of ProseNarrative"The Anna M. and George N. Barnard Memorial Prize in American History,to the best Senior student majoring in United States History, is awardedtoEileen Margaret GoldbergCynthia Lawrence PAPER: "The Art Object in its Historical Con­text: Coysevox's 1689 Statue of LouisXIV, its Commission and Commem­oration"The Baroque Studies Prize, to a graduate student in the Department of Artfor an outstanding essay, is awarded toThe Baroque Studies Prize, to an undergraduate student in the Departmentof Art for an outstanding essay, is awarded toDavid S. HammerBruce E. Larson Robert B. MillnerRobert Pondolfi Roger H. TransgrudChristine Madej ESSAY: "Rembrandt's and Rubens' 'Rape ofGanymede' "The Joseph Henry Beale Prize, for outstanding work in the first-year legal re­search and writing program of the Law School, is awarded toThe Millard P. Binyon Memorial Fund Prizes, for distinction in humanisticpursuits in the College community, are awarded toSteven Michael Mencher Douglas A. Unger Marc Primack, Honorable MentionThe William B. Bond Medal, to the varsity track athlete scoring the greatestnumber of points during the season, is awarded toGeorge F. JonesThe Joseph A. Capps Award, to a Senior medical student for proficiency inclinical medicine, is made toElizabeth Anne ReidThe George Hay Brown Marketing Prize, to the marketing student in theGraduate School of Business with the most outstanding academic record,is awarded toPedro Castaneda OrdonezThe Paul R. Cohen Prize, to the graduating Senior who has achieved thehighest record in the field of Mathematics, is awarded toRobert Alan BixThe Ronald S. Crane Award, for distinction in scholarly writing on literaryquestions, is made toDonald D. Maddox ESSAY: "Ins cape and Instress: The Fabric ofDrama in Hopkins' Poetry"The Fairweather-Hardin Gallery Prize, tor excellence III the Fine Arts, isawarded toLelde KalmiteThe Chicago Chapter at the Financial Executives Institute Award, to a grad­uating accounting student in the Graduate School at Business who hasdemonstrated outstanding scholarship and leadership abilities, is awardedtoAnthony James Ruzicka, Jr.The John Billings Fiske Poetry Prizes, tor an original poem or cycle at poems,are awarded toWilliam Patrick Day, FirstEurydice Filippou, SecondRobert Kirschten, Third POEM: "Four Reflections from the Iliad"POEM: "Disconnection"POEM: "Old Family Movies"The Jerome N. Frank Prize, tor the outstanding comment produced by athird-year member at The University of Chicago Law Review, is awardedtoFrank Hoover EasterbrookThe Frances R. Friedman Prize tor excellence in the fine arts, is awarded toDelores FortunaThe Marc Perry Galler Prize tor Student Research, to a student in each at thetour Divisions whose dissertation is judged as the most distinguishedpiece at scholarship in a given year, is awarded toHal N. OppermanArt, Autumn 1972Judy Schavrien(Committee on Social Thought, Win­ter, 1973)Frank Richter(Geophysical Sciences, Summer, 1972)Niza Frenkel(Committee on Virology, Summer, 1972) DISSERTATION: "Jean-Baptiste Oudry (1686-1755)"DISSERTATION: "Finnegans Wake-A NewReality: Essays on Sex andMetaphysics"DISSERTATION: "Dynamical Models for Sea­Floor Spreading"DISSERTATION: "Herpesvirus DNA: Structure,Synthesis, and Transcription"The Goethe Prizes, to College students tor excellence in the study at Ger­manic Languages and Literatures, are awarded toBarbara Lou Goering Glenn P. Horrell Charlene A. QuigleyThe Harold E. Goettler Political Institutions Prize is awarded toMary Patricia Grear Michael Ng Quinn, Honorable MentionThe Perry S. Herst Student Prizes, to Seniors who have combined excellencein the pursuit of his studies with a profound sense of social responsibility,are awarded toDavid Alan Kandel J 01111 Lehrer ZyskindThe Hinton Moot Court Competition Awards, to the winners of the third­year competition in brief-writing and oral argument are made toDavid Nicholas Frederick James S. WhiteheadThe Karl Llewellyn Memorial Cup, for excellence in brief writing and oralargument in the second-year Hinton Moot Court Competition, is awardedtoMichael A. Rosenhouse Robert James StrausThe Perrin H. Lowery Prize, in creative writing, is awarded toThomas A. Bass STORY: "Where the Lianas Grow"The Franklin McLean Medical Student Research Award, to a Senior whohas performed the most meritorious research, is awarded toArlen R. HolterThe Olga and Paul Menn Foundation Prizes, for original literary works, areawarded toDouglas A. UngerThomas A. Bass, Honorable Mention NOVEL: FevertreeSTORY: "Where the Lianas Grow"The Medical Alumni Prize, to a Senior for the best oral presentation of re­search done during his years in medical school, is awarded toHywel Madoc-JonesThe Franz and Gertrude Meyer Prizes, for best performance on the Master'sexaminations in Mathematics, are awarded toPaul Gerhardt Hagedorn Thomas Fletcher RussellThe Dean of Students honors nine students in their Senior year with theHowell Murray-Alumni Association Award for their contribution to theextra curriculum at the University of ChicagoThomas John CampbellMichael C. DorfMitchell Glass Susan Marie JohnsonJoseph Allan MorrisNancy Iris Oxfeld William Carl PetrykRosalie Marie ReschRichard Kivie ScotchThe Theodore Lee Neff Prize, for excellence in the study of French Languageand Literature, is awarded jointly toSara Beebe Susan Marie Johnson Eileen MulladyThe Elizabeth R. Norton Prize, for excellence In research In Chemistry, isawarded toMan Him HuiThe Casper Platt Award, for the outstanding paper by a student in the LawSchool, is made toSteven Robert LoeshelleThe John Van Prohaska Award, for outstanding potential In teaching, re­search, and clinical medicine, is made toH ywel Madoc- JonesThe Howard Taylor Ricketts Award, in recognition of outstanding accom­plishments in the field of Medical Science, is made toDr. Robert M. Chanock, Chief of Laboratory of Infectious Diseases, National Institute ofAllergy and Infectious Diseases, and Professor of Child Health and Development, GeorgeWashington University.The Susan Colver Rosenberger Prize, for constructive study and original re­search in the Department of Education, is awarded toJames W. Sanders(September, 1970) DISSERTATION: "The Education of ChicagoCatholics: An Urban History"The Royal Society of Arts Medal, for distinguished work in the field of Art,is awarded toChristina WestThe Mary Roberts Scott Memorial Prize, to a woman medical student foracademic excellence, is awarded toCatherine Margaret CoveyThe Sigma Xi Prizes for Excellence in Science, to Seniors who have demon­strated outstanding achievement, are awarded toDonald Alan Chernoff PAPER: "The Magnetic Susceptibility of ]\101-ten Solutions of Cesium in CesiumChloride"PAPER: "Investigations of the alpha Fucosi­dase Deficiency in Fucosidosis and ItsPossible Existence in Cystic Fibrosis"PAPER: "The Isolation and Partial Characteri­zation of Trypsin-like Protease fromthe Tobacco Hornworm, Manducasexta"PAPER: "Two Factors Affecting Reactivity andSite of Reaction of Acyl Phosphates­Charge Neutralization and Strain"Mark Lewis FriedmanJohn W. MillerPhilip H. WassersteinThe John Rogers Snowday Memorial Prize, for original work in the field ofLiterary Criticism, is awarded toGerald Kowarsky ESSAY: "Milton, Rhetoric, and Surprised bySin"The Amos Alonzo Stagg Medal, to the Senior Athlete with the best all-aroundrecord for athletics, scholarship, and character, is awarded toWilliam Carl PetrykThe Nels M. Strandjord Memorial Award, to a Senior medical student foroutstanding performance in the general field of Radiology, is awarded toH ywel Madoc-JonesThe Richard West Temple Prize, for outstanding research 111 the field ofPsychology, is awarded toEllen Joyce SazzmanThe United States Law Week Award, to a graduate who has made the mostsatisfactory scholastic progress in his final year in the Law School, is madetoKenneth Robert SchmeichelThe Upjohn Award in Medicine, to a Senior for outstanding achievementduring four years in medical school, is made toJeffrey I van GordonThe "Wall Street Journal" Award, to a student in the Law School for excel­lence iii work in the field of Corporation Law, is made toHarold Douglas LaycockThe "Wall Street Journal" Student Achievement Award, to the student inthe Graduate School of Business having the best scholastic record in thefield of finance, is awarded toVincent Yu TanTHE CONFERRING OF ACADEMIC DEGREESCandidates for Degrees will be presented in the following order:In the Biological Sciences Collegiate Division by the Master and AssociateDean, Charles E. OxnardIn the Humanities Collegiate Division by the Master and Associate Dean,Warner A. WickIn the New Collegiate DiviSIon by the Master and Associate Dean, CharlesW. WegenerIn the Physical Sciences Collegiate Division by the Master and Associate Dean,Peter J. WyllieIn the Social Sciences Collegiate Division by the Master and Associate Dean,Norman M. BradburnThe Student Aides by Marshal Robert L. AshenhurstCANDIDATES FOR THE BACHELOR'S DEGREEI. IN THE COLLEGEFor The Degree of Bachelor of Arts:ELIOT W. ABARBANEL(Psychology)"WILLIAM CHARLES ABBOTT(Biological Sciences) THOMAS MARTIN BALLINGER(Anthropology)KEITH A. BALTER(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORS• WITH HONORSRICHARD DAVID ADAMICK(English Language and Literature) CAROL BARAZ(English Language and Literature)GEOFFREY M. ADKINS(Biological Sciences) RICHARD D. BARISH(English Language and Literature)LOUIS AGOSTA, JR.(Philosophy)GARY WADE ALDEN(Art History) DORINE OLIVIA BARR(Psychology)THOMAS A. BASS(General Studies in the Humanities)JEFF ALEXANDER. (Biological Sciences) ROBERT EDWARD BASTIEN(History)CAROL BEDROSIAN(Psychology)SUSAN J. BEESKOW(English Language and. Literature)RICHARD CHARLES ANDERSON(History)CAROL JOYCE ANY(General Studies in the Humanities)NANCY A. ARNOLD(Sociology)EMILY RACHEL BACHMAN(Geography) RICHARD PHILIP BERGER(Biological Sciences)ELLIN BERMAN(History and Philosophy 0/ Religion)JUDY 1. DAVIS(Psychology) JOSHUA BEN FEIN(Human Development)SHELLY C. BERNSTEIN(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORS RICHARD H. DAVIS(History and Philosophy 0/ Religion)SUSAN JOAN DAVIS(Human Development)AMOS ROGER BIEN(Biological Sciences)DANIEL A. BOSTON(Economics) DEBORAH SUSAN DAVISON(Linguistics)BR UCE RYLAND BOYNTON(Biological Sciences) MARK WARREN DEAN(History)• WITH HONORSLAURIE JEAN BUEHLER(Human Development) DAVID R. DENLEY(Chemistry)ALEXANDRA DE SAINT PHALLE(Sociology)• WITH HONORSTHOMAS DEAN BRANDT(Biological Sciences)LIONEL BRYAN(Biological Sciences)SCOT MALCOLM CAMPBELL(Biological Sciences) ELLEN FRANCES DIAMOND(History)SCOTT MANSFIELD DICKERSON(Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations)THOMAS JOHN CAMPBELL(Economics)• WITH HONORS WILLIE L. DONALD(Biological Sciences)CHERYL DEE CHAPMAN(Human Development) GRETCHEN BURR DONART(P olitical Science)CORNELIUS JOHN CHAPMAN, JR.(Philosophy)ALAN YEH KWON CHOW(Biological Sciences) HARRISON HATHAWAY DONNELLY(P olitical Science)MICHAEL C. DORF(Political Science)GAIL ELLEN CHRISTIE(C hemistry)SUZANNE CHRISTOPHERSON(Biological Sciences) PETER OSEI DUAH(Business)LAWRENCE HAROLD DUBIEN(Biological Sciences)HERMAN CHU(Biological Sciences) JOHN WILLIAM DuBOIS(Music)LAUREN B. CHUDNOFF(Anthropology)WALTER MARK CIPIN(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORS IRENE KATHERINE DYMKAR(General Studies in the Humanities)• WITH HONORSKATHLEEN ANNE ELLIS(Chemistry)DAVID JEROME CLARDY(Biological Sciences)ESTHER KELSEY CLARK(Anthropology) ROBERT MARK ENGELMAN(General Studies in the Humanities)• WITH HONORSJUDY F. COHEN(Art History)MARC COHEN(Biological Sciences)ROBERT OLIVER COSTIN(Biological Sciences) DOROTHY ELIZABETH ERLANGER(Biological Sciences)KATHLEEN LOUISE EZOL T( Chemistry)DANIEL P ATRICK FAITH(Mathematics)THOMAS MICHAEL CULLEN(Psychology)RAMONA CURRY(Civilizational Studies) EVANGELOS M. FALARIS(Economics)JAMES W. CURTSINGER(Biological Sciences) GEORGE FEDEN(Psychology)JANET LAUREN FEIGELSON(Biological Sciences)FRANK NOEL FEINBERG(History and Philosophy of Science) MARGARET ANN GRANOK(Linguistics)TERRI SUZANNE FEINSTEIN(History)RICHARD FELDMAN(Economics) MARY PATRICIA GREAR(Political Science)• WITH HONORSESTER FRANCES GREENFIELD(Human Development)JOYCE D. FINGEROTH(Biological Sciences) MARIAN ELIZABETH GREENSPAN(Physics)• WITH HONORSCHARLES FIRKE(Germanic Languages and Literatures)AREND JOHN FLICK(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORS SUSANNA LEE GREER(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSCATHERINE ANNE FLOURNOY(English Language and Literature)PEDRO FONTANES(Public Affairs)NORMA LEE FOWLER(Biological Sciences) CONSTANCE ANN GRIFFIN(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSJUDY GROSS(Anthropology)• WITH HONORSJOSEPH C. FREEDMAN(Political Science) SANFORD JAY GROSSMAN(Economics)• WITH HONORSREV A KAY FREEDMAN( Mathematics) THOMAS STANLEY HALEY, JR.(History)JOHN DANIEL HALLSTROM(Business)ALLEN MAURICE FRIEDMAN(Biological Sciences)MARK LEWIS FRIEDMAN(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORS EDWARD CHARLES HALPER(Ideas and Methods)R. GLENN HAMMONDS, JR.(Biological Sciences)CHARLES ELLIOTT FUCHS(Biological Sciences)NANCY C. GARWOOD(Biological Sciences) GUY WILLIAM HARRIS(History)ELIZABETH S. HEDLUND(Biological Sciences)KATHLEEN ANN GILLES(English. Language and Literature)• WITH HONORS STEPHEN V. HELLER(History)AMY KATHERINE HILSMAN(History)KAY LOUISE HINIKER(Fine Arts)MARK ANTHONY HIPPE(Mathematics)PETER BENNO GILLIS(General Studies in the Humanities)• WITH HONORSMITCHELL GLASS(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSREUVEN GLICK(Economics)EILEEN MARGARET GOLDBERG(History)ELLEN ANN GOLDMAN(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORS JAMES RUDOLPH HOHENSTEIN(History)CORINNE L. HOLLAR(S ociology)GARY E. HOOVER(Economics)SHARON NAN GOLDSTEIN(General Studies in the Humanities)• WITH HONORS BARRY HORVICK(English Language and Literature)ROBERT HARRIS GOMBINER(English Language and Literature) WILLIAM E. HOWCROFf(History)CYNTHIA ANN HUGHES(Biological Sciences)RONALD HAYWARD GOON(Sociology)ELLEN GOULD( Mathematics) VALERIE HUNDERTMARK(C hemistry)JOAN KURTZ(Civilizational Studies) GARY ARTHUR MILLER(Biological Sciences)LAURENCE JAY HYMAN(Biological Sciences) LOUISE LORRAINE KURYLO(Business)BR UCE JEFFREY IDE(Business) MICHEL JEAN LACOCQUE(General Studies in the Humanities)CATHERINE ANNE lINO(General Studies in the Humanities)• WITH HONORS JAMES L. LEVENSON( Mathematics)CHARLES DENNIS JACO(English Language and Literature) DEBORAH ANN LEVEY(History)ALFRED SAMUEL LEWIN(Biological Sciences)CHRIS INANO(C hemistry)THOMAS MICHAEL JAHNKE(P olitical Science) ERIK RUSSELL LICHTENBERG(Linguistics)BONITA RUTH JANDA(Public Affairs)• WITH HONORS FRANK R. LICHTENBERG(History)JONATHAN MICHAEL LIFF(Biological Sciences)ALPHINE WADE JEFFERSON(History)NELDYNE PATRICE JOHNSON(Philosophy)PALMIRA JOHNSON(History) LISA RUTH LIPMAN(Ideas and Methods)HARRY LIPNER(Business)OLIVER DENIER LONG(Human Development)SUSAN MARIE JOHNSON(Romance Languages and Literatures) RONALD LOW(Business)THEODORE LEE JOHNSON( Chemistry)DONALD ROBERT JONES(Psychology)EGLE JUODV ALKIS(Slavic Languages and Literatures) LINDA LOUISE LUKASEK(Biological Sciences)HARVEY LUKSENBURG(Biological Sciences)CHRISTINE M. LUZZIE(Economics)DAVID ALAN KANDEL(Psychology)LEE ALLAN KAPLAN(Biological Sciences) JOSEPH THOMAS MANCINI(Political Science)JAMES JOSEPH MANSUETTO(Economics)NICOLE C. KERMISH(General Studies in the Humanities) HARVEY MANTEL(Psychology)KRISTINA L. MARCY(Fine Arts)JOHN IGLEHART MARDEN(S tat is tics )• WITH HONORSPHILIP V. KARGOPOULOS(Ideas and Methods)GORDON PHILIP KATZ(History)CYNTHIA ELLEN KIRK(English Language and Literature)SHARON M. KNAAK(Business) RICHARD PAUL MEIER(Anthropology)RUTH HYMAN MELVILLE(Classical Languages and Literatures)CHRISTOPHER P. KNIGHT(History)JOHN JOSEPH KOSMARK(Biological Sciences) STEVEN MICHAEL MENCHER(General Studies in the Humanities)• WITH HONORSWILLIAM JOSEPH KOVACS(Biological Sciences) WILLIAM E. MERRY(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSPAUL HOWARD KRAMER(Biological Sciences) ELIZA MARCUS MIGDAL(English Language and Literature)DAVID F. MITCH(Economics)• WITH HONORS LYNN J. PERRIGO(English Language and Literature)TODD EUGENE PETZEL(Economics)LOUIS MLINARSKI(Physics)HOLLY JEAN MOLBERG(Biological Sciences) SCOTT H. PHILLIPS(Business)JANET HELEN PINE(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSKATHRYN A. MOON(Romance Languages and Literatures)JOSEPH ALLAN MORRIS( Political Science) JOHN THOMAS PITCHER.(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSTHOMAS WILLIAM MOSSBERG(Physics)• WITH HONORS PETER KENNETH PITSCH(Economics)ERIKA MARTA NADAS(Anthropology) STEVEN PLATZER(Philosophy)JON STANLEY POSPISIL(Economics)YVONNE I. PSHEA(Biological Sciences)DONALD JON PUTTERMAN(History)• WITH HONORSJOHN NAMBU(Art History)CATHERINE ELIZABETH NARDIN(Biological Sciences)CHARLES OLIVER NELSON(Biological Sciences)DIANA JEAN NEUMAN(Political Science) KENNETH BRIAN RABB(English Language and Literature)MICHAEL CHARLES NEVITT(Anthropology) ELIAS K. EASTON RAGSDALE, JR.(History)MARK DEAN RAUSHER(Biological Sciences)VIVIEN RAVDIN(p. olitical Science)CHRISTINE VICTORIA NEWMAN(English Language and Literature)• WITH HONORSMICHAEL NG-QUINN(Jtolitical Science)• WITH HONORS • WITH HONORSGREGORY SHAW REEVES(Germanic Languages and Literatures)TERESA RUTH NOVICK(History) GUSTAVE VINCENT REININGER(English Language and Literature)DOUGLAS E. OLLILA(Business) ROSALIE MARIE RESCH(Slavic Languages and Literatures)ELSPETH ANNE REVERE(Anthropology)ALFREDA ROBINSON(Political Science)LAURA LEE RODERICK(Psychology)LEA ROSENBLATT(Fine Arts)• WITH HONORSCELIA ORGEL(Anthropology)LEE E. OTTERHOLT(S ociology)NANCY IRIS OXFELD(History)DAVID ALAN PALEY(Geography)DIANE LYNN PARDO(Psychology)• WITH HONORS WARREN L. ROSENBLOOM( Mathematics)DANIEL H. ROSENHOUSE(Political Science)MICHAEL LEE ROSIN(History and Philosophy of Science)• WITH HONORSROSS THOMAS PATRONSKY(Mathematjcs)JEFFREY RAYMOND PENN(Biological Sciences)CLAIRE E. PENSYL(Library Science) JOSE ANTONIO RUA(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSENID LISA PERLL(Fine Arts)(History)CHRISTINE SCHMIDT(Linguistics) MICHAEL EUGENE SWAIN(Psychology)JOAN HYLTON TARLOV(Library Science)MARC DENNIS TEITELBAUM(Political Science)LAURA L. TIETJEN(History and Philosophy of Religion)GAY B. UMMEL(Human Development)DOUGLAS A. UNGER(General Studies in the Humanities)• WITH HONORSVICTOR RUBIN(Public Affairs)• WITH HONORSJOSEPH J. SARTORELLI(Philosophy)BENJ AMIN CHARLES SAX(History)GAIL ELLEN SCHATZBERG(Anthropology)PAUL BENJAMIN SCHECHTER(Tutorial Studies)GLORIA ELLEN SKURSKI(English Language and Literature) CAROLINE ANNE VON EBERS(History)SHERWIN ALLEN WALDMAN(Biological Sciences)CHERYL L. WALKER(Classical Languages and Literatures)MAX LEON WARSHAUER(M athematics)THOMAS MATTHEW WEHLING(English Language and Literature)CAROL R. WEINBERG(Biological Sciences)PAUL FRANCIS WENDELGASS(History)ALAN HENRY BERT WERTHEIMERROBERT JOHN SCHMITZ(Economics)JAY PHILLIP SCHREIDER(Biological Sciences)• WITH HONORSRICHARD KIVIE SCOTCH(S ociology)PAUL M. SEELEY(Economics)BARBARA FAYE SHATKIN(Psychology)JOHN M. SIMKO(Political Science)MONICA ANN SMITH(English Language and Literature) • WITH HONORSTICHINA ANNE-MARIESTUBBLEFIELD(Psychology) RUSSELL A. WHITE(Sociology)CHRISTOPHER G. WICKSTROM(Public Affairs)ALVIN GLEAVE WOOD(Biological Sciences)JOHN GREGORY WROBEL(Political Science)PETER FRANCIS ZOLL(Business)H. S. ZUBOFF(Philosophical Psychology)JOHN LEHRER ZYSKIND(Physics)• WITH HONORSRICHARD JAMES SPRINGWATER(General Studies in the Humanities)KENNETH MONROE STALLINGS(Biological Sciences)PAUL W. STALLINGS(Political Science)STEVEN R. STRAHLER(History)RICHARD CONRAD STRAUBE(Biological Sciences)II. IN THE COLLEGE AND THE DIVISION OFTHE PHYSICAL SCIENCESFor the Degree at Bachelor at Science:VICTOR R. AKYLAS(Mathematics) RICHARD A. FRIESNER(C hemistry)DONALD ALAN CHERNOFF(C hemistry)• WITH HONORS JOHN WILLIAM HOOK III(C hemistry)THOMAS FRANCIS JOYCE(Mathematics) JAMES EDWARD McGINNESS(C hemistry)JOHN W. MILLER(C hemistry)• WITH HONORSDAVID STEVEN KAPLAN(Mathematics)MARNA CHRISTINE KNOER(Mathematics) WILLIAM CARL PETRYK( Chemistry)MARTIN FRED SAVITZKY( Chemistry)JUDITH P APISH SEN(C hemistry)• WITH HONORSJULIE EMELIE ROSADO KRAUSS(Mathematics)JAMES THOMAS LEE(Chemistry)• WITH HONORSEDMUND KIN SING LIU(C hemistry)• WITH HONORS CRISPIN BERNARD WEINBERG( Mathe matics )JAMES JOSEPH McCARRY(Geophysical Sciences) SCOT EDWARD WHERLAND(Chemistry)• WITH HONORSIII. THE STUDENT AIDESIN THE COLLEGEROBERT ALAN BIX(Mathematics) For the Degree of Bachelor of Arts:JANET LANDAY(Civilizational Studies)THOMAS F. BRAZIUNAS(Geophysical Sciences) JAMES ELLES LEVERETT, JR.(Mathematics)JACK LANCELOT LICHTOR(Biological Sciences)ROSELEE BUNDY(Far Eastern Languages and Civilizations)• WITH HONORS SALLY ANN NETZNIK(Ideas and Methods)ELLEN JOYCE SAZZMAN(Psychology)• WITH HONORSRIMAS CERNIUS(Philosophy)GLENN SCOTT HOWARTH(Public Affairs)• WITH HONORS AUDREY CHERYL SHALINSKY(Anthropology)MARK J. SMITH(Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations)ELLEN LAURA KOBLITZ(Human Development)IN THE COLLEGE AND THE DIVISION OF THE PHYSICAL SCIENCESFor the Degree of Bachelor of Science:PHILIP H. W ASSERSTEINKURT ARTHUR BRUENS( Mathematics) (C hemistry)• WITH HONORSTHE CONFERRING OFTHE LLEWELLYN JOHN ANDHARRIET MANCHESTER QUANTRELLAWARDSFor Excellence in Undergraduate TeachingEDWARD ANDERS, Professor, Department of Chemistry, Enrico Fermi Insti­tute of Nuclear Studies, and CollegeFine instruction sometimes occurs inconspicuously but with great effect in teaching laboratories.Edward Anders has transformed the laboratory in General Chemistry, giving it renewed vitalityand spirit. He has designed an experimental program that challenges the best efforts of students,and provides special offerings for the more aspiring among them. His own distinguished researchon the chemical composition of the universe and the fractionation processes that have occurredin its evolution, has required qualities of rigor, skill, insight, and analysis which his students haverecognized and have set as standards for themselves.The candidate will be presented by Peter J. Wyllie, Master, Physical Sciences CollegiateDivision, and Associate Dean, College.JOHN LEE HUBBY, Professor, Department of Biology, Committee on Genetics,Committee on Evolutionary Biology, and CollegeThere is an excellence in teaching that springs from those whose teaching is continually trans­formed by their own unresting attempts at discovery. It is displayed by John L. Hubby whose re­search and scholarship have led to major restructuring of evolutionary and developmental genetics,including its teaching. This much-prized quality is clearly evident in the creativity and early inde­pendence of his graduate students. It especially shapes his undergraduate offering of CommonCore and Advanced Biology, generating succinct, topical, and stimulating lectures, thoughtful andrigorous seminars, exciting and productive supervision of undergraduate research. It infects his col­leagues with wise counsel in the ways of teaching. It countenances no standards but the highest.To such a research-teaching continuum is added major and continuing contributions to the Univer­sity Community, both generally and through the College.These characteristics truly define unity of scholarship and deny the falsely-conceived division thatsets research against teaching. "All parts of the University are teaching agencies, and in all partsteachers are engaged in the pursuit of new knowledge." John L. Hubby exemplifies all that is bestin these ideals.,The candidate will be presented by Charles E. Oxnard, Master, Biological Sciences Col­legiate Division, and Associate Dean, College.NORMAN FITZROY MACLEAN, William Rainey Harper Professor, College,and Professor, Department of English Language and LiteratureNorman Maclean received a prize for excellence in undergraduate teaching in 1932, his first yearas a member of the faculty, and again in 1941. In 1963, he became the William Rainey HarperProfessor of English in recognition of his distinguished service to the College, and especially of histeaching. In 1972, one of many students who have continued to nominate him for a Quantrellaward, perhaps unaware that he had had two teaching prizes before the present generation wasborn, asked a rhetorical question: "Does it seem superfluous to give a prize for teaching to a manwhose extensive reputation is the result of his teaching?" "I think not," she continued, "for greatmen deserve constant recognition-in appreciation of their greatness and as confirmation thattheir reputations are not merely that." Now, in 1973, the year he becomes a Professor Emeritusand the seventy-first year of his life, we affectionately join in confirming that he is indeed still ashe was at the beginning, forty-one years ago.It seems best to describe him in words borrowed from his recent students, altered only in ar­rangement and punctuation. "It is hard to say exactly what one thing makes Mr. Maclean such anexceptional teacher. He is a man of incredible acuity and sensitivity, and he is a man who lovesliterature; but these are not uncommon things in this university. More importantly, one alwaysfeels how much he cares that his students should understand what constitutes the greatness of aShakespeare or a Keats (or a Willie Mays). You want to repay his devotion and justify the energyhe puts into his work by showing that he has taught you well. Thus the only way you can repayhim is also the way you yourself become better, with a clearer sense of your own abilities. To bein his class is to experience a great mind and a great man. It is to learn about literature, and evenmore, to learn about yourself. From the guidance of his wisdom and the struggle of your own mindto reach its utmost comes the special tension and excitement that characterize his classes."The candidate will be presented by Warner A. Wick, Master, Humanities CollegiateDivision, and Associate Dean, College.SUSANNE HOEBER RUDOLPH, Professor, Department of Political Scienceand CollegeA versatile and creative teacher, Susanne Hoeber Rudolph has won the respect and affection ofher students. Her versatility is manifest in the range of courses she teaches-courses on Max Weber,Indian Politics, and Subjection, Domination and Equality-to name only a few. Her creativity isattested to by the enthusiastic response of her students not only to her teaching but also to herencouragement of their own creative venturing. She commands her students' respect both becauseof the rigorous standards she sets for them and because of the reciprocated respect she shows to­ward their ideas and contributions. The students' affection for her is amply testified to by thewarmth and delight with which they speak and write of her classes and their personal encounterswith her. For these qualities they, and we honor her as an outstanding teacher.The candidate will be presented by Norman M. Bradburn, Master, Social Sciences Col­legiate Division, and Associate Dean, College.Fantasy in G Major BachTHE 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 RECESSIONAL(The Congregation remains standing through the Alma Mater, the Benediction, and the Recession)RICHARD E. VIKSTROM, Director of Chapel MusicEDWARD MONDELLO, University OrganistROBERT LODINE, University CarillonneurMARSHALROBERT LOVETT ASHENHURSTVICE-MARSHALGEOFFREY C. M. PLAMPINJOSEPH CEITHAMLHILLEL J. EINHORNGILES B. GUNNEDMUND WELLS KITCHGWIN J. KOLBRICHARD W. MINTEL ASSIST ANT MARSHALSROGER A. PILLETEDWARD W. ROSENHEIM, JR.MARGARET K. ROSENHEIMLORNA P. STRAUSWILBERT HERBERT URRYROBERT ALAN BIXTHOMAS F. BRAZIUNASKURT ARTHUR BR UENSROSELEE BUNDYRIMAS CERNIUSKATHLEEN S. COSTAGARY J. HORWITZGLENN SCOTT HOWARTHELLEN LAURA KOBLITZBR UCE E. LACEYJANET LANDAY STUDENT AIDES, 1972-73ELLIOTT B. LAVEYDONNA R UTHE LENHOFFJAMES ELLES LEVERETT, JR.JACK LANCELOT LICHTORSALLY ANN NETZNIKJONATHAN BEN ROSENBLUMELLEN JOYCE SAZZMANSARI BETH SCHWARTZAUDREY CHERYL SHALINSKYMARK J. SMITHPHILIP H. W ASSERSTEINERIC H. AUERBACHRENA E. BARNARDMICHAEL N. BORISHLIZBETH JANE BROWNFOSTER O. CHANOCKNICILETTE K. DEWITTROBERT M. ESTY .ELIZABETH P. FORDBARBRA L. GOERINGDONALD M. HEINRICHMICHAEL W. HOWARD STUDENT AIDES, 1973-74DAVID R. KAPLANDAVID I. LOEWUSJOHN J. McKEOWNGARY ALAN MILLERKURT KEN NAKAOKASHARON STEPHENSDAVID ROBERT STEVENSONKAREN G. WILSONPAUL G. YOVOVICH. GEORGE A. YUHAS