,TUESDAY, DECEMBER EIGHTH NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINE The Fall Commencement of Michigan State University UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM EAST LANSING The -Fall Commencement of Michigan State University ACADEMIC COSTUME The pageantry and color at commencement exercises reveal a record of academic achievement of the various individuals taking part in the exer cises. The following brief description is given that the audience might more readily interpret such achievement. In 1894, the Intercollegiate Commission, a group of leading American educators met at Columbia University to draft a code which would serve to regulate the design of gowns and hoods indicating the various degrees as well as the colors to indicate the various faculties. This code has been adopted by most of the colleges and universities in America and its use has made identification of scholastic honors an immediate activity. Three types of gowns are indicated by the code. Those worn by the bachelors are made of black worsted material and have long, pointed sleeves. Those worn by masters may be made either of black silk or black wool and have long, closed sleeves with the arc of a circle near the bottom. The arm goes through a slit, giving the appearance of short sleeves for the master's gown. Doctor's gowns are made of black silk and are faced with velvet. The sleeves are full, round and open with three bars of velvet on each sleeve. The velvet facing of bars on the sleeves may be black or the same color as the binding of the hood. Hoods are made of material identical with the gown and are lined in the official academic color of the institution conferring the degree. If the institution has more than one color, the chevron is used to introduce the second color. Colored velvet or velveteen binds the hoods and indicates the department or faculty to which the degree pertains. Historical associations of color have been continued to signify the various faculties. Art and letters cali be recognized by the white, taken from the traditional white fur trimming of the Oxford and Cambridge Bachelor of Arts hoods. Red, long traditional of the church, indicates theology. The royal purple of the King's court signifies law. The green of medicinal herbs immediately identifies a medical degree. Philosophy is signified by the color of wisdom and truth, blue. Because through re search untold wealth has been released to the world, science is identified b¥ golden yellow. Oxford pink indicates music and russet brown, the color of dress worn by ancient English foresters, indicates forestry. The wording of the degree determines the color of the velvet of the hood. For example, a Master of Science in Engineering would be signified by golden yellow (science) instead of the orange of engineering. A Bachelor of Engineering would wear the orange of Engineering. At Michigan State University, it is cus tomary to identify the bachelors graduating from the different departments of study by tassels of the official department color as established by the Intercollegiate Code. COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Forestry COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND PUBLIC SERVICE COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION ARTS COLLEGE OF EDUCATION COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING. COLLEGE OF HOME ECONOMICS. COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ARTS Arts . Music Science . COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE · Maize Russet Maroon . Royal Blue . Light Blue Orange · Black · White · Pink Golden Yellow · Gray 2 ORDER OF CEREMONIES PROCESSIONAL MARCH PONTIFICALE MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITy-BAND-PROFESSOR LEONARD FALCONE, Directm' Gounod AMERICA. Smith My Country, 'tis of thee, Sweet land ot liberty, Of thee I sing! Land where my fathers died; Land of the Pilgrim's pride; From ev'ry mountain side Let freedom ring! INVOCATION THE REVEREND ROBERT C. GARDNER Minister to Married Students All Saints Episcopal Church East Lansing, Michigan ADDRESS IRWIN J. LUBBERS, PH. D., LL.D., LITT. D . President, Hope College CONFERRING OF DEGREES JOHN A. HANNAH, D.AGR., LL.D., L.H.D., D.Sc. President, Michigan State University ALMA MATER . Traynor M.S.U. we love thy shadows When twilight silence falls, Flushing deep and softly paling O'er ivy covered halls. Beneath the pines we'll gather To give our faith so true, Sing our love for Alma Mater And thy praises, M.S.U. When from these scenes we wander And twilight shadows fade, Our mem'ry still will linger Where light and shadows played. In the evening oft we'll gather And pledge our faith anew, Sing our love for Alma Mater And thy praises, M.S.U. BENEDICTION THE REVEREND ROBERT C. GARDNER R~CESSIONAL CROWN IMPERIAL n,e escorts fl¥/" tile prOCn .... e members of MOrlar Board, a·n honorary society for senior .... omen. The audience is Tequested to remain seated while tllose in tIl . procession are entering and leavmg the auditori"",. Walton 3 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Michigan State University operates under the jurisdiction of a constitutional body known as the Board of Trustees. The six elected members serve six-year terms. Two are elected biennially from the state at large. The President of the University is appointed by the Board and is by constitutional provision the presiding member of that body. The Board likewise appoints a Secretary and a Treasurer. The State Superintendent of Public Instruction is an ex officio member of the Board. THE HONORABLE CONNOR D. SMITII, Chairman THE HONORABLE CLARK L. BRODY . THE HONORABLE C . ALLEN HARLAN . THE HONORABLE ARTHUR K. ROUSE THE HONORABLE DON STEVENS. Pinconning Lansing D,:troit .Boyne City . . Okemos THE HONORABLE JAN B. VANDERPLOEG . North Muskegon THE HONORABLE LYNN M. BARTLETT, Ex Officio JOHN A. HANNAH, Ex Officio, Presiden t. KARL H. McDoNEL, Secretary PHILIP J. MAY, Treasure1· . . . Lansing East Lansing East Lansing East Lansing 4 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY • As one of the leading land-grant univer sities and the first agricultural college in the nation, Michigan State University provides a technical, practical and cultural education for its student body, in addition to extensive research and exten sion services to the people of Michigan. Now in its 104th year, Michigan State University has grown from three buildings and six faculty members to one of the ten largest universi ties in the nation. It has approximately 2,000 staff members engaged in teaching, research and public service, 98 permanent and 450 temporary buildings, and almost 4,200 acres of land, including 900 acres in the campus -area proper. Founded in 1855 to educate youth for the major occupation of that day - farming - Michigan State University has broadened its offerings as young people, preparing for other vocations, have sought the advantages of university training. Today, Michigan State University has eight colleges-Agri. culture, Business and Public Service, Communica tion Arts, Education, Engineering, Home Eco nomics, Science and Arts, Veterinary Medicine-and the School for Advanced Graduate Studies, and offers 130 different courses of study, 70 of these on the graduate level. This excludes the curriculum of the Basic College, which has been recognized as one of the most progressive ideas for higher educa tion in the nation today, and the Honors College established in 1957 as a unique program designed for the superior student. All students finishing their freshman year with a "B plus" average, or attaining this average in their sophomore year, have the option of entering the Honors College. Once -a student is designated an Honors College scholar, all requirements for his graduation from Michigan (other than total number of hours) are State waived. He is assigned a special adviser in his field of major interest and together they work out a program appropriate for the individual. Michigan State University continually strives to expand its service to the people of the state through the Agricultural Experiment Station, the Cooperative Extension Service and the Con tinuing Education Service. The Agricultural Experi ment Station conducts research on campus and at five off-campus substations. Through the Michigan Cooperative Extension Service, more than 333,000 families are reached with technical information on agriculture, homemaking and the 4-H Club pro gram. The field staff, located in every county, extends M.S.U .'s campus into every township in Michigan. During the 1958-59 year, the Continuing Education Service reached more than 100,000 persons in programs conducted both on campus and in local communities. Today, more than 19,000 students from Michigan and other states and from nations all over the world are attending the University -at East Lansing-about 9,000 of whom are housed on the campus proper. With about 85 percent of these students coming from communities in every section of the state, Michigan State University is doing its part to fill the greatly increased demand of the younger generation for higher education. In the agricultural, business and profes sional fields, Michigan State University has proved its worth to the people of the State of Michigan, paying dividends many times the appropriation for its maintenance each year by the state and national governments. Noted for its democratic and friendly spirit, the student body harmonizes with the Uni versity faculty to make Michigan St-ate University a first-class educational institution. 5 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE The candidates will be presented by DEAN THOMAS K. COWDEN DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Rhea Ann Acker Floriculture William John Backman Packaging Coleman Bruce R. Hathaway Packaging Lansing George Edward Hawkins Dairy Manufacturing Charles Richard Barry Columbus, Oh io Wood Processing and Technology A. Roger Herrett Forestry Royal Oak Mt. Clemens East Lansing Robert Allen Benson Packaging Loren William Berndt Soil Science Detroit William Carl Hover Bangor Pomology and Vegetable Production Bridgman Ellis George Humphrey ' . . . ' ,.' Bear Lake Emmanuel Bruce-Okine Accra, West Africa Forestry *Marshall Nils Brunden Coloma Lumber and Building Materials Merchandising James Chappell Johnson Residential Building Forestry Eldon Lee Johnson Agricultural Economics ' " I, . James Alan Ebmeyer Packaging Lansing Peter Anthony Juliano Residen tial Building , . Buffalo) N. Y. Daniel David Feather Berrien Springs Pomology and Vegetable Production Lauris Kalnins Agricultural Mechanics John Ellis Forte . Floriculture *Robert Michael Friebe Residential Building John Paul Greenshield Animal Husbandry Charlotte Jack Gunn Kiplinger , Packaging Kawkawlin David Harold Klinck Old Castle, Canada Ornamental Horticulture East Lansing Alden W. Liimakka Forestry Wakefield Harold Richardson Grieve Roscommon Packaging Harold Thorwald Hansen Appleton, Wis. Forestry Keith W. Harmon Valparaiso, Ind. Alexander MacKenzie Croton on Hudson) N. Y. Packaging Charles Homer Maine Hamilton, N. Y. Agricultural Mechanics Nancy Lynn Manz Floriculture East Lansing Lakeview Royal Oak Middleville "Owosso Fisheries and Wildlife Ronald Merle Harwood Packaging .With Honor Owosso Dennis Eugene Marlowe Grand Rapids Forestry 7 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Continued) Lawrence Lane Meyer Agricultural Mechanics Northville Lawrence Frederick Strong Animal Husbandry Houston, Tex. Alan L. Middleton Northport Pomology and Vegetable Production Siavash Tavallai Farm Crops Shiraz, Iran Lansing Lansing Patricia Louise Terrill Floriculture Donald George Musser Packaging Rudolph Mathew Nigl III Forestry David Henry Nowak Packaging James Wiard Patt Agricultural Mechanics Douglas Evan Pider Farm Crops Bruno Peter Pollesel Residential Building Oren William Quick Residential Building John Edward Robertson Packaging Harold Leon Robson Park Management Ronald Wayne Rybicki Fisheries and Wildlife ·Allen Elmer Schuette Soil Science Oshkosh, Wis. Adjei Tetteh Accra, West Africa Farm Crops Alpena Walter Chesley Tubandt Lansing Soil Science Charlotte Clarence Alfred Tyler Lake Odessa Lumber and Building Materials Merchandising Hart William Wheeler Ullman Beverly, Ohio Farm Crops Copper Cliff, Canada Horacio Valdes Panama, Panama Dairy Production Port Hope Donald Frank VanEynde River Grove, Ill. Forestry Short Hills, N. J. *Wilfred Francis Wardowski II Leslie Pomology and Vegetable Production Reed City Richard Joseph Wenke Ocean, N. Y. Packaging Lansing Radford Royce Whiteman Fisheries and Wildlife San Diego, Calif. East Detroit Robert William Wohlfeil Residential Building Dearborn *Reinhard Hans Schumann Temperence Robert Arthur Wood San Gabrial, Calif. Forestry Richard Maurice Shaw Soil Science Residential Building Fenwick Benjamin F. Zimmerman, J1'. Residential Building Rapid City DEGREES RECOMMENDED JOINTLY WITH THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Kay Norman Erickson Agricultural Education Earl Gordon Herrmann Agricultural Education Robert Richard Keith Agricultural Education "'With Honor 8 Coloma Richard Lee Kent Agricultural Education Petoskey George Gordon Portice Agricultural Education Lansing Skanee Taylor Bill Joseph Roubal Suttons Bay Agricultural Education DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Rich:lfd John Aulerich Fisheries and Wi ldlife Richard Blaine Bailey Agricultural Extension Celio Barriga-Solorio Farm Crops George William Bingley Agricultural Engineering William Ross Bolger Agricultural Economics Hugh Fleming Clifford Fish eries and Wildlife Dale Robert Cree Forest Products Dean Dell Doell Fisheries and Wildlife Delwyn Arthur Dyer Agricultural Extension Edward H. Farmer Poultry Science Lucien Parman Fay Agricultural Education Harold Raymond Ferris Agricultural Extension Lawrence Eugene Foote Farm Crops Donald James Graham Food Technology Whittemore Kalamazoo jacona, M exico Burlington Frederick Martin Joffe Food Technology Evanston Elizabeth Ann Jones Chilhowie, Va. Agricultural Ex tension Rona ld Everett Kampe East Lansing Agricultttra l Economics Charles Louis Lang St. Clairsville, Ohio A riss, Canada Agricultural Extension H oward Melvin L a timer Lokesburg, Ark. Agricultural Economics Parchment Madison, Wis. Hugh Elvin Lockhart Forest Products Virgil Dean Luedders Farm Crops Lowell Dale Metters Forest Products Dafter Northville Bremen, Kan. Ithaca Donald Moore Kingston, Mass. Lansing Fisheries and Wildlife Carl Thomas Morton Falmouth Holt Agricultural Engineering Homer Nelson Patterson Morenci Resource Development M t. Pleasant Fisheries and Wildlife John Charles Peters LeRoy, N. Y. J. B. Poffenberger Resource Development Otsego Detroit Pontiac Ronald A. Hagaman Agricultural Economics Hillsdale Marvin Edward Heft, Jr. Grand Rapids Agricultural Engineering Friedrich Johann Henningsen jackson Eugene Franklin Reinke Wanatah, Ind. Dairy Putnam Sumner Robbins Forest Products East Lansing Lucio Rodriguez, G. Poultry Science Honda, Colombia Dairy Robert Paul Heslip Horticulture Percival Emanuel Jackson jamaica, West Indies Farm Crops NOTthville H arold William Schmalfeld Schiller Park, Ill. H orticu ltuTe Hari Mohan Singh Soil Science Tilkamanjhi, India 9 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE (Continued) Allan Curtis Slye Animal Husbandry Robert Mitchell Stokes Fisheries and Wildlife Escanaba Eugene Brummer Welch Bunker Hill, Ill. Fisheries and Wildlife Ramsey, Ill. Robert Herrick Wilkinson Quincy Agricultural Engineering Noel Ward Struckman Nappance, Ind. John Henry Wolford Osgood, Ind. Agricultural Economics Poultry Science Robin Lewis Vannote Fisheries and Wildlife Morristown, N. Y. Glenn W. Woodley Columbia, N. C. Agricultural Economics 10 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Lee Edwin Anderson Electrical Engineering Charles Douglas Balzarini Civil Engineering '*Donald C. Barratt Electrical Engineering Sebastian Delfos Caro Trujillo, Dominican Republic Mechanical Engineering Paul J. Das Willow dale, Canada Metallurgical Engineering Clarence Edward Fox Agricultural Engineering Ronald Stanley Gulette Mechanical Engineering Thomas Arthur Holz Metallurgical Engineering Thomas Jean Hudson Mechanical Engineering Walter G. Lund Agricultural Engineering Carleton Williams Miller Mechanical Engineering Robert J. Mills, Sr. Mechanical Engineering The candidates will be presented by DEAN JOHN D. RYDER Lansing Paul Joseph Morrissey Grand Rapids Iron Mountain DeWitt, N. Y. Cass City Pearl Beach Agricultural Engineering Philip Martin Myers Agricultural Engineering Philip Olekszyk Mechanical Engineering Robert W. Ondrusek Agricultural Engineering Jack Anderson Porter Mechanical Engineering *Harold Eugene Quackenbush Agricultural Engineering *James Montgomery Roggow Mechanical Engineering Donald Wayne Smith Mechanical Engineering Lansing Imlay City St. Johns Dearborn Mt. Pleasant Lansing Williamston Lansing Robert Craig Thomas Civil Engineering Richmond, Ind. Battle Creek Leo VanderHorst Kalamazoo Civil Engineering Fife Lake William Lee Vaughan Mechanical Engineering Battle Creek Gerald LeRoy Waltz Mechanical Engineering Berkley *Stephen Wolownik Chemical Engineering Pontiac Jackson Lawton DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE David Djen-Hsien Cheng Electrical Engineering Thomas Lynn Drake Electrical Engineering New York, N. Y. John Nelson Hester Washington, D. C. Chemical Enginering Reading Harlow Milton Judson Rockford Electrical Engineering <$With Honor 11 COLLEGE OF HOME ECONOMICS DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Nancy Ann Gullen Nutrition Janet Ruth Huff Th e candidates will be presented by DEAN THELMA E . PORTER Pontiac Ayano Luisa Ohashi Chicago, Ill. Gennal R elated Arts Allegan Dorcas Marie Sherman M idland Detro it Clothing and Textiles-Retailing Nutrition Nellie de Silva Jayasekera Colombo, Ceylon Jean Audrey Wallace General Hom e Economics General Home Economics * Jean Louise Kleinschmid t Ludington Nutrition DEGREES RECOMMENDED JOINTLY WITH THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Carol Ann Andree Ann Arbor Patty Sue McGuigan Home Economics T eaching Home Economics Teaching *Donna Holden Barra tt DeWitt, N. Y. *Lois Margaret Pitcher Child D evelopment and Teaching Home Economics Teach ing Dearborn Stanton Julie Ann Goodrich Home Economics T eaching Onsted Margare t Anne Rusch Fredonia, N. Y. Child Development. and Teaching Joyce Yasuko Harada Kapaa, Hawaii Child Development and Teaching Suzanne Elizabeth Benson Stewart Home Economics T eaching East Lansing *Patricia H. Hopper Coshocton, Ohio Nancy Lee Wonser M u lliken Home Economics Teaching Child Developmen t and Teaching DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS Elaine Autumn Durst Clothing and Textiles DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE Chicago, Ill. Zarina N azir Lah ore, West Pakistan Child Development Betty Bondurant Brown Murray , Ky. Robert Vernon Cole, Jr. Atlanta, Ga. Nutrition Institut ion Administration Joan Elaine Cannon West Hill, Canada Janet Evelyn Hall Ovid Nutrition I nstitution Administration ·With Honor 12 COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE The candidates will be presented by DEAN WILLIS E. ARMISTEAD DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE John Joseph Gregurek Medical Technology *Robert Arthur Holmes Veterinary Medicine Janet Decima Howard Medical Technology Lansing *Theresa Patricia O'Leary Medical Technology Niagara Falls, N. Y. Stambaugh Ypsilanti Joyce Aileen Remsberg Medical Technology Alma DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE David James Ellis Surgery and Medicine John Henry Greve A nimal Pathology East Lansing Edward James Hinsman Wyandotte Surgery and Medicine Birmingham Ulreh Vogt Mostosky Land 0' Lakes, Ill. Surgery and Medicine COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ARTS DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS Donald MacLeod Annand Social Science Divisional Thomas Robertson Baird Social Science Divisional Richard A. Bayles Social Science Divisional . James Barry Blackford Humanities Chester Edward Brock Social Science Divisional Michael Fredrick Caldwell Social Science Divisional .With Honor The candidates will be presented by DEAN LLOYD C. FERGUSON Armada Carol Lee Confer Music Therapy Saginaw Walter Cornell Psychology Detroit Detroit Dimondale Nunzio Donald Cotrone New Lothrop Social Science Divisional Lansing Romine Richard Deming Holt Psychology Niles *Eunice Barnes de Turpaud Wallingford, Conn. Social Science Divisional Lake Orion Raymond Dobkowski Warren Social Science Divisional 13 Okemos Birmingham Jackson Saginaw COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ARTS DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS (Continued) Gerald William Eminger Social Science Divisional Detroit Mary Ann Lynch English Grosse Pointe Farms Cynthia Henderson Fates Montclai1", N. J. Joyce B. Mahoney East Lansing Social Science Divisional Art Daniel Scobie Follis Psychology Clyde Leroy Frost Social Science Divisiona l Grosse Po in te John George Manders History Perry * John Maski Psychology Detroit Lansing Stanton Harvey Goldberg Albany, N. Y. Peter Anthony McKinnon Glasgow , Scotland Social Science Divisional History Gordon Frederick Griffes Psychology Anna Maria Hargrove Roya l Oak English Social Science Divisional *Thomas A. Murphy Psychology Jackson c. Linda McLaughlin Winchester, Mass. Richard Alan Holland Biological Science Divisional Bath John Benjamin Osborne, Jr. Social Science Divisional Helen R. Hovis Fine Arts Divisional Barbara Ann Hurlbut Psychology Eaton Rapids tDoris DeVries Parker Art Otsego Fred Henley Porterfield Social Science Divisional Wendell Allen Jacobs, Jr. Newark , Ohio Donald William Proud Flat Rock Social Science Divisional Psychology Dennis Raymond Jensen Chicago, Ill. Francisco Rania, Jr. Honolulu, Hawaii Psychology Neil Wayne Johnson English Social Science Divisional Williamston Marlene Louise Roemer Bay City History Barbara Rosalie Jones Detmit *James Faron Roggow Lansing Art Margaret Louise Kalmus Foreign Studies Social Science Divisional Detroit Graham Steele Ruscoe Battle Creek German John Cyrus Kenely Social Science Divisional Detmit Edwin Lyle Schippel Geography Lathrup Village George Raymond Kerciu Plymouth *Edwin Frederick Schultz Saginaw Art Psychology Frank Joseph Kerwin, Jr. Social Science Divisional Detroit Richard Arlan Selleck Lansing Psychology Mary Ann Lathrop Durand Philip Christ Shaskos Dearborn Sociology and Anthropology History Joseph Henry MacNabo Social Science Divisional Detroit Marjorie Jean Soderberg Lansing Art ·With Honor tWith Hig h Honor 14 DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS (Continued) COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ARTS George Henry Spies Social Science Divisional Elkha,'t, Ind. Louis Roller Vestosky Grand Rapids Psychology Shirley Ann Szymanski South Haven Patricia Daphne Walker Psychology Psychology Mark Thomas Tate New Castle, Pa. "'Judith Kathleen Webster Inkster Detroit Social Science Divisional Arnold Gene Taylor Social Science Divisiona I Judith Leone Teichman Social Science Divisional Stephen Eric Thomas Industrial Design Mary J. Toth History Social Science Divisional Fen ton Thomas Scott Werthmann Bloomfield Social Science Divisional Ea u Claire Norman James White Buffalo, N. Y. Social Science Divisional Gaylord Allen Alfred Witherspoon Social Science Divisional Ecorse '" Antoinette Young English K inde Oxford Richard Lee VanDerVoort B elleville Ph ilosophy DEGREES RECOMMENDED JOI NTLY WITH THE COLLEGE O F ED UCATION BACHELOR OF ARTS Janet Louise Avis Art Education Jackson Buff Kay Eymer , Kalkaska So cial Science Divisional Bonnie Lou Brandon East Lansing History Betty Lou Brown History Morrice Sandra Jean Fair English Dale D. France H istory Barbara Anne Burkholder North Muskegon Delton Barry Harder Spanish Social Science Divisional John Emerson Converse Social Science Divisional Alpena "'Werner Wilhelm Heine German Patricia Mary Costello Highlan d Park Robert Otis Cook History History Doreen Ann Dale History Grand Rapids "' Robert Foster Hoffman History George Harold Horman, Jr. Social Science Divisional Saginaw "'Gretchen Gail Jagow English John Frederick Danziger Social Science Divisional Dearborn Carol Jean Joslin A rt Education "'Norman Edward Dunham Petoskey John Gardner Klooz Mathematics ·With Honor Art Education St. Ignace Cheboygan Turner Lansing Monroe Oscoda Lapeer Caro Lansing 15 COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ARTS DEGREES RECOMMENDED JOINTLY WITH THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BACHELOR OF ARTS (Continued) Gerald Nelson Laughlin Ann Arbor *Nancy Ann Richards Livonia History History Anastatia Louise Laurence Traverse City Sharon Lee Riordan Oak Park, Ill. Art Education Janet A. La Vean Art Education Lansing Anne Ruth St. Clair Birmingham Social Science Divisional Social Science Divisional Dale Wendell Lopus Johannesburg George William Siebert History Social Science Divisional Robert Louis Mattson Ontonagon Frances Anne Steimle Sociology and Anthr0-P0logy English Lansing Detroit Charles Ellison McNeilly Grass Lake Andrew J. Turner Yardley, Pa. History History Margaret Helen Murphy Livonia, N. Y. Claude Albert Vail English Sandra Ann Peck Art Education History Covert J ames Harry Wingerter English Thomas George Rasmussen Lincoln Park History DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Patricia Ann Asiala Brethren Mathematical and Physical Science Divisional Larry Gene Hodge Zoology Bath Lansing Lansing James Paul Covell Zoology John Bryn Davies . Ceology Auburn, Ind. tWilliam Stephen Hudec Windsor, Canada Physics and Astronomy Plymouth Douglas Gene Hulett Mathematics Moscow Robert Cashman Elliott East Lansing Mathematic{11 and Physical Science Divisional East Lansing Robert Bruce Ewing Zoology Edward Allison Kirkby Geology Robert Emmet Foley Microbiology and Public Health Detroit Wing Kwong Leong Geology Paul Robert Kilmer Reed City Mathematical and, Physical Science Divisional Lansing Detroit Gerald Andrew Geile Mathematics Bay City Audrick Michael Lewis Houston, T ex. Zoology Sam Gollo East Lansing Math ema tical and Physical Science Divisional *Carol Ann Malan Mathematics Chicago, Ill. Nancy Joan Herrmann Grand Rapids Mic,robiology and Public Health *Blanche Martin River Rouge Mathematical and Physical Science Divisional William Bud Hewitt Mathematics Petoskey James Leo McKenna Ithaca Microbiology and Public Health 'With Honor tWith High Honor 16 , DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (Continued) COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ARTS Thomas Alexander McNees . Gladwin Leon Edgar Schworm Traverse City Mathematics Geology Howard John Meyer Kitchener, Canada Patricia Jeanne Spinrad East Lansing Geology Donald James Moore Geology Robert Boyce Muir Geology Anne Louise Olson Nursing Zoology Dennis Gary Rugg Physics and Astronomy *Rex E. Schilling Mathematics Microbiology and Public H ea lth Niles * Jack Michael Stack Zoology Frankfort Grand Rapids William Edward Stultz Ligonier, Ind. Microbiology and Public Health Wayne Daniel William Sullivan Physics and Astronomy Biological Science Divisional Birmingham Franklyn Eugene Wilcox Geography Hillsdale Ma ry Catherine Wilson Birmingham Zoology Alma Petoskey Lansing Caryl Edna Robinson New Lenox, Ill. Dorothy Brockway Townsend DEGREES RECOMMENDED JOINTLY WI1H 1HE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Francis Gene Bocade Zoology Saginaw William Carl Nyhlade Mathematics Ronald Roy J ohns Wakefield Mathematical and Physical Science Divisional William Podorsek Mathematics Muskegon Detroit Dwight Harold Johnson Saginaw Mathematical and Physical Science Divisional Nancy Susan Russell Chicago, Ill. Mathematical and Physical Science Divisional Joseph John Kaczanowski . Port Huron Mathematical and Physical Science Divisional Douglas William Ruterhusch Bay City Zoology Marjorie N. Krause Homewood, Ill. William Thyge Schmidt Biological Science Divisional Mathematics Hugh Haldeman Leeper Wyandotte Donald Raymond Sly Mathematics Daniel C. Marsh Biological Science Divisional Zoology Durand Nohn Ellsworth Wagle Mathematics Clinton Harrison Saginaw BACHELOR OF MUSIC Margot Jackson Brisbin School Music Barbara Kolm Grover School Music ·With Honor Ann Arbor East Lansing Jo Ann Ruth Kellogg School Music Earl Edward Nelson School Music Lansing Washington, Ark. 17 COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ARTS BACHELOR OF MUSIC (Continued) Walter William Sarata School Music Donna Jean Sawatzke School Music Jackson Lapeer Carol Ann Tho·me Applied Music Robert Owen Wolters School Music Utica Kalamazoo DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS Olivine Nadeau Bohner Cedar Lake H. Ronald Kaufman Des Plaines, Ill. English Charles Mark Bourassa Wyandotte Psychology Hist01"y Sonia Sophi Kiriluk Geography Lambertville, Ohio Juan Antonio Calvo y Costa Valencia, Spain History Ri chard Seth Knowles Sociology and Anthropology Holt Leonard Peter Campos East Lansing William Duane Kukuk Cambria, Wis. Psychology Psychology J ames Arthur Clard Psychology Donald A. Clelland Sociology and Anthropology Denise de Cousser Spanish David Jon DenHouter Psychology Ann Arbor Steven Emil Deutsch East Lansing Sociology and Anthropology Kathryn Ferguson Mathematics Upper Sandusky, Ohio James Arthur Geschwender _ Niagara Falls, N. Y. Sociology and Anthropology Mason Irwin William Miller, Jr. Grand Rapids Psychology Valdosta, Ga. Sociology and Anthropology Alexander John Muntean Niles Thomas Roger Odenkirk Cleveland, Ohio Lansing Geography Stephen Paul Pistono Social Science Robert Ellis Powell Mathematics Leona Lydia Steinfatt Business Education Mark Herman Thelen Psychology St. Charles East Lansing Lansing Fowler Shailer Thomas Greenwich, Conn. Sociology and Anthropology Michael J. Gilhool History Euge ne Richard Hall Psychology Dearborn Warren Dale Vanden Bosch Zeeland Social Science Flint Paul Raymond Vaughan Charlotte Sociology and Anthropology Richard Kenneth Haugen Eau ClaiTe, Wis. Richard Alvin Westmaas Tustin Geography 18 Psychology COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ARTS DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE Richard Fernand Bernard New Auburn, Me. Zoology Aaldert Mennega Zoology Grand Rapids Stuart William Bradford Botany and Plant Pathology Sparta Michael Daniel Byer East Lansing Botany and Plant Pathology Bill Dean Cook Physics and Astronomy David Lee Cross Entomology Arnett, Okla. Ludington Roland Arthur Mildner, Jr. Ann Arbor Botany and Plant Pathology Roderick Kent Moore Chesaning Geology H arlo M. Mork Chemistry Trenton Faith Ingrid Naegeli Fergus Falls, Minn. Geology Charles Samuel Nicoll Richard Boyce Dardas Bay City Physiology and Phm·macology Microbiology and Public Health Kenneth Gordon Day Mathematics Sharon Katherine Palmer Jackson Zoology Wayne Leroy Frederick Mt. Pleasant Chemistry Lewis Allan Gustafson Geology Mary Ellen Haggerty Anatomy John Carter Justice Chemistry John William Kools Lansing Wyandotte Plainfield, N. J. Holland Microbiology and Public Health William Kent Roth Geology Danute G. Sallauskas Chemistry John Egan Sander Geology Clarence Star Geology James John Summary Chemistry Sylvan Junor Thomas Entomology Lansing Mason Saginaw Chicago, Ill. 0 kemos Grand Rapids Benton, Ill. Saginaw Lois Cederberg Leffler East Lansing Chemistry Earl Alexander Tieppo River Rouge Zoology DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS FOR TEACHERS Grover Edmiston Carter Physics and Astronomy East Lansing James Hiram Fookes Corunna Chemistry Ronald Henry Engebrecht OTegon City, Oreg. Chemistry DEGREE OF MASTER OF MUSIC Mary June Garn Music Charlotte 19 COLLEGE ' OF BUSINESS AND PUBLIC SERVICE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS Ronald Allan Athey R estaurant Management James Watson Beers Battle Creek General Business Administration Roger Doyle Berg Transportation . Carlos Berger Hotel Management Perry Berkebile Transportation Jacob Hilmer Best, Jr. Hotel Management Sturgis LaPaz, Bolivia Port Clinton, Ohio Skokie, Ill. Robert Eldridge Blackshaw Ferguson, Mo. Personnel Administration Lawrence Henry Blyth Buffalo, N. Y. Economics The candidates will be presented by DEAN ALFRED L. SEELYE Detroit Daniel Rodriguez delaRosa Oak Park, Ill. Political Science Carl Newton Dennis Economics Robert William Doll Accounting Robert · Lee Drulard Accounting Royal Oak Detroit Traverse City James Joseph Duggan Salamanca, N. Y. Economics Norman Chester Dykewicz Grand.Rapids Accounting Burton Royce Eckhardt Central Lake Accounting J ames Edward English Economics Rudyard Richard Lawson Botsford Grand Rapids Production Administration *William Horton Errett Mineola, N. Y. General Business Administration ·Duane William Brown Accounting William Everett Burch General Business Administration Morrice Julius Edumund Faust Hotel Management Flint John Fedak Banking Ronald Roy Christensen Lansing General Business Administration Henry Luke Fisher Political Science Port Huron Hamilton, Canada Lansing Eugene Harold Coller Business Education Robert James Cramp Clio James Hugh Gallagher, Jr. Kalamazoo Marketing Buffalo, N. Y. William Jones Gearing St. Clair General Business Administration General Business Administration Leston Leon Crane Marketing DeWitt William Cudd Hotel Management Lansing J ames Richard Gersonde St. Joseph Marketing Port Arthur, Tex. R. Douglas Gielow Production Administration Lexington Detroit Paul Norman Damon Shrewsbury, Mass. Personnel Administration John G. Gillen Accounting .With Honor 20 DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS (Continued) COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND PUBLIC SERVICE Homer Paul Greer Economics Donald Roy Halling Economics John Peter Hanzas Restaurant Management Glenn Richard Haut Accounting McHenry, Ill. James Oliver Lewis Accounting Columbus, Ohio Flint r.'Larry Charles Littlefield Ferndale Pittsbtagh, Pa. Food Distribution George William Ludwig Food Distribution Dunkirk, Ind. Cheboygan Ross Alan Marr Grosse Pointe Woods General Business Administration Herbert Hoover Haven Grand Rapids Richard Phillips Maher Lakewood, N. Y. Production Administration Economics Richard Hollister Helgeson Hotel Management John Theophilus Hill Political Science Robert King Hill Marketing Terry Edward Hines Marketing Lewis Cameron Hopkin Accounting Birmingham Donald Gregory Marsh Royal Oak General B usiness Administration Ypsilanti Donald Joe McClish General Business Administration Muskegon Herbert Leslie McCullagh Tra nsportation Ann Arbor Buddy Lee McDougall Economics Pontiac Keith LeRoy McGehee Economics Bronson Saginaw Warren Flint *David Alexander Hunt East Lansing William Arvine McLain Massillon , Ohio General Business Administration Economics Davis Preston Hunt Hotel Management East Orange, N. J. Maureen Helen Melberg LaGrange, Ill. Economics Harold Dean Huskey Covington, Tenn. William George Mergard Royal Oak Personnel Administration Production Administration Bruce Abt Jaquish Grosse Pointe Financial Administration Nancy Lee Mettner Social Work Thomas Joe Josephsen Toledo, Ohio John Joseph Mezo General Business Administration Production Administration Michael Everett King Farmington Gilbert D. Moreno Marketing . Gary, Ind. Port Huron Dearborn Ludington Robin George Murray Glenelg, Australia Political Science Economics Harold George Kolb Accounting Robert Donlan Lane Downers Grove, Ill. James Frederick Niven Kenmore, N. Y. Hotel Management Restaurant Management Robert Kiess Larson Greenvale, N. Y. Personnel Administration David Lawson Noe Economics Mount Clemens Roger Jack Lee Economics Sandusky Frederick Arthur Oswald Economics William Albert Leritz Carlinville, Ill. * James Alexander Payne Economics ·With Honor Economics Detroit Dearborn 21 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND PUBLIC SERVICE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS (Continued) Louis Henry Perry Insurance Kalamazoo Wallace Maurice Seegraves Potterville Accounting Timothy David Peterson Battle Creek Ronald Kenyon Segerlind Grand Ledge Marketing Donald Raymond Price Winchendon, Mass. General Business Administration Petoskey John Richard Price Accounting Ronald Karl Rappold Economics ·Martin Bernard Shapino Political Science Paul Reuben Shelby Economics Detroit ·Fredric Lyle Smith General Business Administration General Business Administration Charles David Ream Political Science Springfield, Ill. Paul Melvin Smith Economics Long Beach, N. Y. Detroit Dearborn MaTlette Robert LaVerne Rice Norwich, N.Y. John Virgil Solomon Royal Oak Marketing Gary Lee Robinson Economics Production Administration Lansing Robert M. Spangler Insurance Perry Norman F. Rodgers Thompsonville Russell Eugene Stump .Jonesville Banking General Business Administration Donald Rosenthal Brooklyn, N .. Y. Institutional Management Jack Donald Rothley Economics John Wayland Russell Political Science ·Joseph Louis Ruth Accounting Sheldon Harold Safer Marketing Harriet Lenore Sax Social Work Reina Inez Tesch Economics Ira J. Thayer Marketing Riverside, Ill. Battle Creek Detroit Orchard Lake George Joseph Thompson Saginaw Economics Port Austin Phillip Allan Trombley Nadeau General Business Administration Flint Frank Louis Vaccarelli Wyandotte Economics Detroit Clarence Roger VanVuren South Holland, Ill. General Business Administration Richard Emery Schaufelberger Honor Ray Watson General Business Administration Social Work Louis Henry Schimmel, Jr. Finan cial Administration Pontiac George Edward Weber Economics .Jackson Saginaw Leroy Francis Schnepper East Detroit John Max Whitney Escanaba Accounting Otto Schubel General Business Administration Lansing Richard Mawning Ziegler St. Clair Shores Personnel Administration Institutional Management Donn Morgan Scott Political Science Burlington, Vt. Robert Duane Zybach Essexville Production Administration ·With Honor 22 DEGREES RECOMMENDED JOINTLY WITH THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND PUBLIC SERVICE BACHELOR OF ARTS David Charles Briegel Business Education Keith Gerald Doelker Business Education Hugh D. Dorris, Jr. Business Education Grand Rapids Lynns DeWayne Kelly, Jr. Business Education Watersmeet Jackson Robert Tamotsu Kimura Honolulu, Hawaii Business Education Royal Oak J ames Edward Linderman Business Education Dearborn Lansing Howell Battle Creek Milan Roberta Davison Higginbotham Ontonagon Tom Arthur Ward Business Education David Elmer Johnson Business Education White Cloud Business Education John Martin Zimmerle Business Education DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE ·Russell Lynn Colling Wahoo, Nebr. t James Keith Penn Law Enforcement Administration Conectional Administration Edward Howard Doll Landscape Architecture Philip William Dondero Urban Planning Saline Huntington Woods John Thomas Donovan Cheboygan Law Enforcement Administration Dennis James Gage Coldwater Law Enforcement Administration Burt C. Hagerman Grosse Pointe Farms Industrial Security Administration Joan Ann Hurtt Lansing Prevention and Control of Delinquency and Crime Dale Edson Keaner Saginaw Law Enforcemen t Administration Frederick Lytton Logan St. Joseph Law Enforcement Administration Roddy Clare Puffer Industrial Security John Charles Rideout Urban Planning Douglas Neal Rindle Industrial Security William John Schram Industrial Security Robert Allen Shadduck Urban Planning Wayne Dean Smith Administration Toledo, Ohio Lincoln Park Administration Administration Lansing Lansing Dafter Law Enforcement Administration Nancy Jo Sullivan Swartz Creek Prevention and Control of Delinquency and Crime Thomas Vernon Wanbaugh Saginaw Law Enforcement Administration Richard Michael Wesling Milwaukee, Wis. Accounting Lee Carroll May Law EnfoTcement Administration Pontiac Larry C. Williams Elk Rapids Law Enforcement Administration Kenneth Charles Mills Landscape Architecture Perry John Lewis Yankowsky Allen Park Law Enforcement Administration 'With Honor tWi t h Hig h Honor 23 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND PUBLIC SERVICE DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS Edward Marshall Cody Business Education Chattanooga, Tenn. F. Ward Ouradnik East Lansing General Business Administration Eliseo Reyes Cupino Navotas, Philippines Hotel, Restaurant, Institutional Management Georgios Kostarides Panagiotis Indianapolis} Ind. Hotel Management Larry Delmar Fowler Marketing Berkley . Albert Roosevelt Pastori Iron Mountain Economics John Harris Guggenheim East Lansing Hotel, R estaurant, Institutional Management Martin Taggart Pond Political Science Charles F. H athaway Van Nuys, Calif. Hotel, Restaurant, Institutional Management Gerald Joseph Ravet Accounting Myrtle Adelipe Herrick Business Administration Merritt Baggott Hill Political Science Big Rapids Ward Lewis Ver Hage Economics East Lansing DEGREE OF MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Terence August Andre Marketing Saginaw Carl John Ekman Personnel Administration Yolanda Ferreira Balcao Sao Paulo} Brazil David John Mehl Personnel Administration Personnel Administration Lewiston} Utah Powers Zeeland Batavia} Ill. Big Rapids Marlette Haroldo Bariani Marketing James Dowell Baten Marketing Ivan Pinto Dias Marketing Sao Paulo} Brazil Gordon Richard Pabst Marketing East Lansing James Jackman Secord Great Neck} N. Y. Personnel Administration Sao Paulo, Brazil Everett J. Young Marketing Charlotte DEGREE OF MASTER OF URBAN PLANNING Stuart Otis Denslow Urban Planning Weidman COLLEGE OF EDUCATION The candidates will be presented by DEAN CLIFFORD E. ERICKSON DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS Betty Lou Abrahamson Muskegon Heights Hilary Wilson Moore Buchanan Elementary Education Elementary Education Richard Louis Baumgartner Drayton Plains Elementary Education Joan Mary Chalk Elementary Education Joyce Ellen Cook Elementary Education Marianne Kay Crozier Elementary Education Mary Louise Deane Elementary Education Ilene Joan Deutsch Elementary Education Mary Roberta Downs Elementary Education Nancy Jean Edson Elementary Education Alma Eleanore Gloden Elementary Education Susan Paige Goebel Elem entary Education Mary Beth Kimberly Elementary Education Mary Ann Kuffel Elemen tary Educa tion "' Nina Leepa Elementary Education Ilene Janet Moss Elementary Education Charlene Ann Pears Elementary Education Janet Beatrice Pickard Speech Correction Joyce Ann PiziaIi Elementary Education Nancy Lou Poore Elementary Education Springport Buchanan Detroit Dearborn Flint Barbara Janet Price Elementary Education Eaton Rapids Beverly Jean Price Elementary Education Easton Rapids Detroit Holland Pontiac Grand Rapids Grand Rapids Urbana, Ill. Port Huron Nancy Kay Struwin Battle Creek Lansing Elementary Education Joliet, Ill. Joan Martin Stultz Speech Correction Mishawaka, Ind. Detroit Deanna Rae Sutherland Elementary Education Bay City Helen Elizabeth Vaydik Elementary Education Lansing *Beverly Ann Weesner Elementary Education Midland Lansing Lansing • Howell 25 Nancy Carol Marshall Elementary Education Grosse Pointe Jean Gregory Wylie Elementary Education " With H onor COLLEGE OF EDUCATION DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Octavia Louise Assaff Physical Education Robert Edward Bercich Physical Educa tion Alfred John DeVuono Physical Education Shirley Ann Garrett Physical Education Richard Lee Griffin Physica l Education Joseph Paul Herchock Physical Education Ralph Vernon Hurley, Jr. Physical Education East Detroit * Dale Mason Quick Summit, Ill. Sault Ste. Marie Dayton, Ohio North Branch Detroit Buchanan Health Education Robert Lawrence Rice I ndustrial Arts *Russell Lee Rivet, Jr. Physical Education Richard Edward Rohe Physical Education Gretchen Wolff Schupp Physical Education Ronald Edwin Simpson Industrial A rts Royal Grant Slack Richmond Monroe Bay City Kenmore, N. Y. Birmingham White Cloud Lansing Crawford Eaglesham Kennedy Toronto , Canada Recreation-Youth Organization Leadership Physical Education William Elmer Lahti Physical Education Thomas Frederick Lamm Industrial Arts Aura Donald Earl Smith Industrial Arts Grayling George William Stevenson Physical Education Hastings Bay City Arthur George Liepold, Jr. Physical Education Cicero, Ill. Patricia Ann Syfers Physical Education Sault Ste. Marie Donald Floyd Marsh Physical Education Charlotte Alfred Arvin Waters Industrial Arts Pontiac DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS - Education Kenneth James Ackerman Sister Mary Audrey Adelman, RSM Ralph V. Baynum Mary Stoll Becker Margaret Haney Bless Juanita Cade Mary Anne Carew Louis Cohen Charmayne Jeanne Cook Richard E. Devey Lansing Muskegon Owosso Lansing Onsted Lansing Okemos Williamston Jackson Norfolk, Va. ·With Honor 26 William Burle Draper William Richard · Eick Patrick James Flanigan Elizabeth B. Freemark James Harlen Green John Jenkins Harris Orley R. Herron, Jr. Lowell Dwight Hewitt Claire Gladys Hoadley East Lansing Goodrich Marquette Ecorse Owosso East Lansing New Philadelphia, Ohio Elkton Hillsdale COLLEGE OF EDUCATIO N D EGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS - Education (Continued) Lester Wayne J ohnson Andrew Thomas Kelley John Robert Key Douglas Albert King Wilma Fae Ku ns Gordon Eugene Langereis Frederick Alden L eafgren H . M . Malik R . Foster Medford Gerald C. Meyer Betty Ann Nelson Mary Ann Oatley Mary Crampton Oatley Joanne Elizabeth Olsen Mildred Marguerete P arrott Kent City Detroit Mason Lewiston . Garden City, Kan . Grand Rapids Champaign, Ill. Detroit Grand Haven North Rose, N. ·Y . Cambridge, Ohio Rockford Grand Rapids Frankfort Battle Creek Charles Wallace Pelham, Jr. Joyce Lorraine Randall Francis Coe R eed J ames Prince Scott George Bernard Seafort Eva Haselschwerdt Studley Marvin Dean Sullivan Mary Mace Suydam John Hilary T aylor Max J. Vibbert Elizabeth Margaret Vo truba Kenneth Albert Whitmer Russell George Wolff William Matthew Woods Cement City Lansing Williamston New B righton, Pa. Eaton Rapids Grass Lake Holland East Lansing Pickford Mid land East Lansing B irmingham Onaway B attle Creek 27 COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION ARTS DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS The candidates will be presented by DEAN GORDON A. SABINE Mary Alice Ackerman Birmingham Television, Radio and Film Martha Lou Raths Advertising Theodore A. Cappelen Bensenville, Ill. John B. Stafford Marysville Greenville Advertising Harding James Christ Journalism Oda Pearl Davis Speech Frederick David Gowan Advertising John Richard Hudson Speech Ann Elizabeth Liston Journalism Journalism Rocky River, Ohio William L. Stickney, III Evanston, Ill. Speech Grand Rapids Terence Powell Sullivan Snyder, N.Y. Television, Radio and Film Curtis David Peter Walters Advertising Royal Oak Caro ·Ronald Lewis Weaver Three Rivers Speech Wooster, Ohio Robert Francis Yates Batavia, N.Y. Television, Radio and Film DEGREES RECOMMENDED JOINTLY WITH THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BACHELOR OF ARTS *'Nancy Gail Angers Speech Brian Alan Burns Speech *'Rosemary A. Hauger Speech DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS Grosse Ile Kenneth J. Krezel Northville Speech Lansing Walter Alexander Littlefield Rye, N.Y. Speech Millington John B. Barron East Lansing Arthur William Einstein, Jr. Youngstown, Ohio Television, Radio and Film Advertising Charles Louis Bartow Middlesex, N.]. Rosarita Margaret Hume Port Huron Television, Radio and Film Donald Harold Blake T elevision, Radio and Film Donald Keith Darnell General Communication Arts General Communication Arts Quincy, Ohio Malcolm Sharpe Malden, Mass. T elevision, Radio and Film Nevada, Mo. Don Bruce Wiegandt Dearborn T elevision, Radio and Film Calvin Wharton Downs Norphlet, Ark. Speech " With Honor 28 THE HONORS COLLEGE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE *Karl Henry Avers Ornamental Horticulture ' tRalph Ambrose Ernst Agricultural Education Algonac t Robert Raymond Rawstrom Worcester, Mass. Fisheries and Wildlife Milan t Kenneth Elmer \ Veirich Agricultural Education Hart COLLEGE OF HOME ECONOMICS DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE tKathleen Joyce McNulty Homewood, Ill. Child Development and Teaching COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND ARTS DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS tMary Elizabeth Bround English tRenate Delphendahl Schwetzingen, Germany German t Alice Leone Littlefield Social Science Divisional Caledonia COLLEGE OF EDUCATION DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS Niles tGail Mary Miller Sheboygan, Wis. Social Science Divisional IMarilyn Jean Wissner Mathematics Fremont t Leola June Harnett Chicago Heights, Ill. tLinda Suzanne Locke Capac Speech Correction Elementary Education COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION ARTS DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS tMary Claire Huff Journalism Midland 'With Honor tWith H igh Honor 29 SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED GRADUATE STUDIES DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Andres L. Abejo, Quezon City, Philippines Beth Alsup, Albuquerque, N. M. Frederick Joseph Behrle, West Orange, N.j. The candidates will be presented by DEAN MILTON E. MUELDER B.A., M.A., Sacred Heart College, Philippines. Administrative and Educational Services. Major Professor: W. F. Johnson, Professor. Thesis: An Evaluation of the Scholarship Program of the Philip pine Board of Scholarships for South East Asia. B.S., University of New Mexico; M.S., Ohio State University. Foods and Nutrition. Major Professor: B. E. Rutherford, As sistant Professor. Thesis: The Effects of High Voltage Cathode Ray Ionizing Radiation on Some of the Physical and Chemical Prop erties of Wheat Flour Protein. B.A., M.A., Cornell University. Psychology. Major Professor: M. R. Denny, Professor. Thesis: Reactions of Children to Frustration as Revealed in Motor Performance and Aggressive Fantasy. Frederick Ludwig Bouwman, Jr. Grand Rapids A.B., Calvin College; M.S., Michigan State University. Zoology. Major Professor: R. A. Fennell, Professor. Thesis: Age Changes in the Lymph Gland of the Pig. Robert Louis Brizee, Twin Falls, Idaho L. Michael Carson, Johnson City, Tenn. 30 B.A., Idaho State College; M.A., University of New Mexico. Administrative and Educational Services. Major Professor: B. L. Stefflre, Associate Professor. Thesis: Identification as a Process in the Choice of an Occu pation: A Study of the Significant Adults of Chemists and Personnel Workers. A.B., East Tennessee State College. Chemistry. Major Professor: J. C. Sternberg, Associate Pro fessor. Thesis: A General Method for Detection and Recording of Component Bands in Chromatography with Liquid Eluents. DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (Continued) SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED GRADUATE STUDIES William G. Chace, Jr., Lowell, Mass. B.S., University of Massachusetts; M.S., Michigan State Uni versity. Horticulture. Major Professor: D. H. Dewey, Associate Profes sor. Thesis: Some Factors Affecting Controlled Atmosphere Stor age Disorders of Jonathan Apples. Kenneth Chien Ing Cheng, B.A., Doshisha University, Tokyo, Japan; M.S., University of Taipeh City, Formosa . Tennessee. William S. Devino, Burlington, Vt. John Nelson Ferris, Milton, Ind. Aix Barnard Harrison, Stillwater, Okla. Teddy Omar Hodges, Ravenna, Texas Agricultural Economics. Major Professor: D. E. Hathaway, Professor. Th esis: Economic Development and Geographical Disparities in Farm Wage Rates in Michigan, 1940-1957. B.A., University of Vermont; M.A., University of Connecticut. Economics. Major Professor: C. C. Killingsworth, Professor. Thesis: Unemployment Compensation Exhaustees During a Recession. B.S., Purdue University; M.S., Cornell University. Agricultural Economics. Major Professor: C. Hildreth, Pro fessor. Thesis: Dynamics of the Hog Market With Emphasis on Dis tributed Lags in Supply Response. B.S., M.S., University of Illinois. Health, Physical Education and Recreation. Major Professor: H. J. Montoye, Professor. Thesis: The Effects of Certain Physiological and Psychological Techniques on Recovery From Fatigue and Impairment in Athletes. B.S., Texas A. & M.; M.S., Iowa State College. Agricultural Engineering. Major Professor: M. L. Esmay, Pro fessor. Thesis: Human Energy Expenditure in Handling Materials on the Farmstead. Wilbert Hutton, Jr., Denver, Colo. B.S., University of Denver. Chemistry. M ajor Professor: J. L. Hall, Assistant. Thesis: Vapor Pressure of Acetonitrile Solutions. 31 SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED GRADUATE STUDIES DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (Continued) Robert H. J ackson, Washington, D. C. Mary J a ne Keller, Lansing B.S., M.S., Pennsylvania State. Dairy. Ma jor Professor: J. R. Brunner, Professor. Thesis: Proteins of the Homogenized Milk Fat Globule Mem brane. B.S., Allegheny College; M.A., Michigan State University. Psychology. Major Professor: M. R . Denny, Professor. Th esis: Bimodal Effects of Sensory Deprivation. H arry Marble Langsford, Detroit B.S., M.A., Wayne State University. James S. Lovett, East Lansing Marvin O. Margolis, Detroit Music. Major Professor: R. Sur, Professor. Th esis :' An Experimental Study of the Effect of Practice Upon Improvement in Melodic Dictation. A.B., Earlham College. Botany and Plant Pathology. Major Professor: C. Cantino, Pro fessor. Thesis: The Relation Between Biochemical and Morphologi cal Differentiation in Blastocladiella Emersonii. B.A., Roosevelt College; M.A., Wayne State University. Psychology. Major Professor: A. 1. Rabin, Professor. Thesis : A Psychological Study of Mothers of Asthmatic Chil dren. Harvey Lee Meyers, Jr., Grand Rapids B.S., Heidelberg College; M.S., Michigan State University; Grace Augusta Miller, Cleveland, Ohio M.D., Johns Hopkins University. Zoology. Major Professor: A. Stiles, Professor. Thesis: The Inheritance of Eye Dominance and the Relation ship to Handedness and Visual Acuity. B.S., Simmons College; M.S., Michigan State University. Teacher Education. Major Professor: H. J. Dillon, Professor. Thesis: A Study of the Effectiveness of Academic Preparation of Recent Home Economics Graduates as Related to Managerial Responsibilities in the Food Service Industry. Aimee Nutt Moore, Itha ca, N. Y. A.B., University of North Carolina; A.M., Columbia Univer· sity. Teacher Education. Major Professor: P. L. Dressel, Professor. Thesis: A Study of Attitudes of Recent Graduates Toward Their Educational Preparation for Food Service Admin istration in Home Economics and Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Administration in Selected Universities. 32 DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (Continued) SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED GRADUATE STUDIES Rachael P. Noll, East Lansing Gene Herman Oberly, Clifton, Colo. B.S., M.A., University of Minnesota. Administrative and Educational Services. Major Professor: W. F. Johnson, Professor. Thesis: Insights of the Middle-Aged Child Concerning the Parents in a Home for Old People. B.S., M.S., Utah State. Horticulture. Major Professor: A. L. Kenworthy, Professor. Thesis: The Effects of Mineral Nutrition on the Occurence of Bitter Pit in Northern Spy Apples. Harry B. Pfost, Cowgill, Missouri B.S., University of Missouri; M.S., Alabama Polytechnic Insti Richard Phelps, New Ashford, Mass. Richard E. Poulson, Grand Rapids Donald L. Robach, Grand Rapids Colvin Ross, Bowling Green, Ohio tute. Agricultural Engineering. Major Professor: W. Hall, Professor. Thesis: The Effect of Ultrasonic Irradiation on the Rate of Heat Transfer Through Liquid. B.S., Purdue University; M.S., Michigan State University. Dairy. Major Professor: C. F. Huffman, Research Professor. Thesis: The Relationship of Magnesium Ammonium Phos- phate to Froth Production in Ruminant Bloat. B.S., Michigan State University; M.S., University of California. Chemistry. Major Professor: J. C. Sternberg, Assistant Pro fessor. Thesis: The Telsa Glow Discharge in Organic Compounds Part 1. Molecular Emission Spectra and Chemical Reac tions Part II. Application to Gas Chromatography De tection. B.S., Aquinas College; M.S., Michigan State University. Microbiology and Public Health. Major Professor: R. N. Costi low, Associate Professor. Thesis: The Role of Microorganisms in the Reduction and Oxidation of Meat Pigments. B.A., Yankton College; M.A., Michigan State University. Admin istrative and Educational Services. Major Professor: W. H. Roe, Professor. Th esis: An Investigation of the Rela tionship Between the Ele mentary School Curriculum and the Mental Heal th of Children: Implications for Administration. 33 SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED GRADUATE STUDIES DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (Continued) Marvin Schiller, New York City, N.Y. Yilmaz Tokad, Istanbul, Tw·key Goro Uehara, Honolulu, Hawaii Charles Earl Villars, Bay City Joseph John Waldmeir, Detroit William K. Warden, Lansing Evangeline Winn, Van Couver, Canada Richard A. Wynveen, Sheboygan, Wis. 34 B.A., Queens College; M.A., Michigan State University. Psychology. Major Professor: L. L. McQuitty, Professor. Thesis: Ego-Strength in Student Leadership Assessment: A Pat- tern Analytic Investigation. M.S., Technical University of Istanbul. Electrical Engineering. Major Professor: M. B. Reed, Professor. Thesis: Some Improvements on the Image-Parameter Method for the Design of L-C Filters. B.S., M.S., University of Hawaii. Soil Science. Major Professor: M. M. Mortland, Associate Pro fessor. Thesis: . Activity Measurements in Water and Clay-Water Systems. B.S., M.S., University of Nebraska. Chemistry. Major Professor: R D. Schuetz, Professor. Thesis: The Friedel and Crafts Reaction of Sulfur and Oxy sulfur With Aromatic Compounds. A.B., Wayne University; A.M.; University of Michigan. English. Major PrOfessor: A. Jaffe, Associate Professor. Thesis: Idealogical Aspects of the American Novels of World War II. B.S., M.S., University of Illinois. Poultry Science. Major Professor: J. J. Schaible, Professor. Thesis: Intestinal Bacterial Population in Relation to Anti- biotic Growth Stimpulation in Poultry. B.S., M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University. Administrative and Educational Services. Major Professor: B. L. Stefflre, Associate Professor. Thesis: The Effects of Play Therapy on Reading Achievement. B.A., Central College. Chemistry. Major Professor: C. H. Brubaker, Associate Pro fessor. Thesis: Activity Coefficient and Conductivity Measurements of High-Charge Electrolytes in Aqueous Solution at Twenty-five Degrees Centigrade. DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF EDUCATION Carl William Brautigam, Dowagiac Victor Paul Croftchik, Mt. Pleasant Robert Thaddeus Fisher, Dearborn John Martin Fohr, East Lansing • Jack R. Rombouts, Sault Ste. Marie GRADUATES AS OF SEPTEMBER 4, 1959 DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Russell M. Ampey, Baton Rouge, La. SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED GRADUATE STUDIES A.B., Adrian College; M.A., University of Michigan. Administrative and Educational Services. Major Professor: W. H. Roe, Professor. Thesis: A Study of the Effects of the Michigan State University Full·Time Resident Student Teaching Program on the Local Schools in the Southwestern Michigan Center. B.S., Central Michigan College; M.A., University of Michigan. Foundations of Education. Majo r Professor: J. D. Krumboltz, Associate Professor. Thes is: A Study to Est~blish a Scoring Key for Male Elementary and Secondary Art Teachers to Be Used with the Strong Vocational Interest Blank. B.S., M.Ed., Wayne University. Foundations of Education. Major Professor: c. H. Gross, Professor. Thesis: Historical Study of the Educational Theories Con tained in the Classical Utopias. B.S., Marquette University; M.A., Michigan State University. Foundations of Education. Major PrOfessor: P. L. Dressel, Professor. Thesis: The Effectiveness of Different Types of Letters. of Request to College Students. B.A., M.A., Michigan State University. Administrative and Educational Services. Major Professor: W. H. Roe, Professor. Thesis: The Role of the Committee Technique in School Ad ministration as Expressed by Teachers in 25 High School Districts of the Upper Peninsula. A.B., Western State Teachers College; M.S., Howard Uni versity. Botany and Plant Pathology. Major Professor: H. C. Beeskow, Associate Professor. Thesis: Carotene Distribution in the Sweet Potato. Antonio Manuel Arce, Turrialba, Costa Rica M.A., Michigan State University. Sociology and Anthropology. Major Professor: C. P. Loomis,. Professor. Thesis: Rational Introduction of Technology on a Costa Rican Coffee Hacienda: Sociological Implications. 35 SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED GRADUATE STUDIES DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (Continued) Dietrich Charles Bauer, Elgin, Ill. Carl Barnes Bishop, Bamberg, S.C. George David Blanpied, Ridgewood, N.J. Juan Colom, Mayaguez, Puerto Rico Philip B. Davis, Harrisonville, Mo. Elvis Arnie Dickason, Corvallis, are. Howard J. Ehrlich, Columbus, O. William Leonard Ferrara, Chicago, Ill. 1>6 B.S., University of Illinois; M.S., Michigan State University. Microbiology and Public Health. Major Pmfessor: L. C. Ferguson, Professor. Thesis: Virulence Factors of Leptospira Pomona. B.S., Clemson A. & M. College. Chemistry. Major Professor: L. L. Quill, Professor. Thesis: Thermal Decomposition Studies of Rare Earth Car bonates and Oxalates. B.S., Dartmouth College; M.S., Cornell University. Horticulture. Major Professor: D. H. Dewey, Associate Pro fessor. Thesis: Some Aspects of the Physiological Behavior of McIn tosh Apple Fruits Following Controlled Atmosphere Storage. B.S., University of Puerto Rico; M.S., University of Nebraska. Soil Science. Major Pmfessor: A. R. Wolcott, Associate Pro fessor. Thesis: The Nitrogen Fractionation of a Clay Treated Sandy Soil. B.S., M .S., Oklahoma A. & M. College. Teacher Education. Major Professor: H. P. Sweany, Associate • Professor. Th esis: Selected Factors Associated With Attendance at Adult Farmer Classes in Michigan. B.S., M .S., Oregon State College. Entomology. Major Professor: R. Hutson, Professor. Thesis: Biological Activities of the Vetch Bruchid, Bruchus Brachialis, Fahrens. B.A., M .A., Ohio State University. Sociology and Anthropology. Major Pmfessor: J. J. Preiss, Associate Professor. Th esis: The Analysis of Role Conflicts in a Complex Organi zation: The Police. B.S.C., DePau University; M.A., Michigan State University. Business Administration. Major Professor: B. C. L emke, Professor. Thesis: Accounting for Income Measurement and Cost Con trol. DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (Continued) SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED GRADUATE STUDIES Neal L. First, Ionia Gilbert Gordon, Chicago} Ill. B.S., M.S., Michigan State University. Animal Husbandry. Major Professor: H. A. Henneman, Pro fessor. Thesis: The Fertilizing Capacity of Frozen Ram Semen Using Various Diluents and Adjuvants. B.S., Bradley University. Chemistry. Major Professor: C. H. Brubaker, Associate Pro fessor. Thesis: A Study of the Electron Exchange Reaction Between in Aqueous Sulfuric Acid (II) and Tin (IV) Tin Solutions. William L. Harkness, Eaton Rapids Peter E. Hildebrand, Brush} Colo. Carl Charles Hoyt, Williamston Lawrence G. Kallander, Bessemer Jack Normain Kimmell, Midland B.S., M.A., Michigan State University. Statistics. Major Professor: L. Katz, Professor. Thesis: An Investigation of the Power Function for the Test of Independence in 2 x 2 Contingency Tables. B.S., M.S., Colorado A. & M. College. Agricultural Economics. Major Professor: G. L. Johnson, Professor. Thesis: Farm Organization and Resource Fixity: Modifica tions of the Linear Programming Model. B.S., M.S., Michigan State University. Poultry Science. Major Professor: L. E. Dawson, Associate Professor. Thesis: Factors Influencing Acceptability of Cartons for Egg Packaging. B.A., St. Olaf College; M.S., Michigan State University. Chemistry. Major Professor: L. L. Quill, Professor. Thesis: Preparation and Properties of Some Boroxines. B.M., M.M., Julius Hartt College of Music. Music Composition. Major Professor: H. O. Reed, Professor. Thesis: Concerto Grosso for Orchestra and Wind Quintet. Theodore M. King, Brookfield} Mo. M.S., University of Illinois; M.D., University of Chicago William E. Kramlich, West Hazelton} Pa. Medical School. Physiology. Major Professor: w. D. Collings, Professor. Thesis: Regulation of Function and Actomyosin Conten t of Cardiac Muscle by Estrogen . B.S., M.S., Pennsylvania State University. Animal Husbandry. Major PHJfessor: A. M. Pearson, Associate Professor. Thesis: Separation and Identification of Beef Flavor. 37 SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED GRADUATE STUDIES DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (Continued) Raymond W. Lang, Syracuse, N.Y. Fenton E. Larsen, Preston, Idaho John Y. Lu, Tainan, Formosa B.S., LeMoyne College; M.S., Michigan State University. Microbiology and Public Health. Major Professor: L. C. Fer guson, Professor. Thesis: Study on Some Aspects of Leptospiral Antigens and Antibodies. B.S., Utah State Agricul tural College. Horticulture. Major Professor: J. E. Moulton, Associate Pro fessor. Thesis: Fruit Set of Hand Pollinated Flowers of Peach (Prunus Persica) and Apricot (Prunus Armeniaca) in Different Micro-environments. B.S., Berea College; M.S., Michigan State University. Agricultural Economics. Major Pmfessor: C. G. Hildreth, Professor. Thesis: Use of Queuing T heory in Determining Optimal Super Market Check-Out Fa cilities. Robert F. Lucey, Sr., Worcester, Mass. B.S., University of Massachusetts; M.S., University of Mary William R. Mackavey, Detroit Russell G. Mawby, Williamston land. Farm Crops. Major Professor: M. B. T esar, Professor. Thesis: Effects of Frequency and Rate of Irrigation, Fertiliza tion, and Clipping Treatments of Yield and Botanical Composition of Several Forage Species. B.A., M.A., Wayne State University. Psychology. Major Professor: S. H. Bartley, Professor. Thesis: A Further Investigation of the Double Flash Phenom enon. B.S., Michigan State University; M.S., Purdue University. Agricultural Economics. Major Professor: L. W. Witt, Pro fessor. Thesis: Types and Sources of Information Used by Farmers in Michigan, With Implications for Extension Program ming. Howard D. McCurdy, Jr., B.A., University of Western Ontario; B.S., Assumption Col· Amherstburg, Canada lege; M.S., Michigan State University. Microbiology and Public Health . Major Professor: W. L. Mallmann, Professor. Thesis: Isocitritase, Glycine-Alanine, Transaminase and De velopment in Blastacladlella Emersonii. B.S., Gettysburg College; M.S., University of Chicago. Mathematics. Major Professor: V. G. Grove, Professor. Thesis: Generalization of Curvatures Associated With a Curve on a Surface. Joseph Donald Novak, Columbia, S.C. 38 DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (Continued) SCHOOLFORADVANCEDGRADUATESTU~ES Yoshihiro Ozawa, Nirasaki-Shi, Japan B.A., University of Tokyo; D.V.M., University of Agriculture, Richard J. Reid, Iowa City, Iowa Japan; M.S., Colorado State University. Microbiology and Public Health. Major Pmfessor: C. H . Cunningham, Professor. Thesis: Some Properties of Infectious Bronchitis Virus Propa gated in the Isolated Chorioallantoic Membrane. B.S., M.S., Iowa State College. Electrical Engineering. Major Professor: L. W. Von Tersch, Professor. Thesis: Boundary Solution of the Wave Equation. Thomas W. Scott, Coraopolis, Pa. B.S., Pennsylvania State University; M.S., Kansas State Col Horace J. Shaw, Berrien Springs lege. Soil Science. Major Pmfessm': A. E. Erickson, Professor. Thesis: The Effect of Several Physical Factors of Soil on the Root Development and Activity of Plant Roots. B.A., Washington Missionary College; M.A., Seventh-Day Adventist Theological Seminary. Speech. MajoT Pmfessor: K. G. Hance, Professor. Thesis: A Rhetorical Analysis of .the Speaking of Mrs. Ellen G. White: A Pioneer Leader and Spokeswoman of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Ernest L. V. Shelley, East Lansing A.B., Central Michigan College of Education; M.A., Columbia Lawrence H. Smith, 1ackson Ludwig J. Spolyar, Los Gatos, Calif· Horatio S. Stillo, Bay City University. Administrative and Educational Services. Major Pmfessor: W . F. Johnson, Professor. Thesis: P,ersonality Changes Under Group Psychotherapy. B.S., M.S., Michigan State University. Farm Crops. Major Pmfessor: C. M. Harrison. Professor. Thesis: The Effect of 2, 4-Dichlorphenoxy-Ascetic Acid on the Uptake and Distribution of Calcium and Phosphorous in Barley. B.A., San Jose State College; M.A., Michigan State University. Administrative and Educational Services. Major PmfessoT: W . F. Johnson, Professor. Thesis: An Experimental Study of the Effectiveness of a Social Science Course at the College Level. B.S., University of Illinois; M.S., University of Minnesota. Chemistry. MajoT PmfessOT: J. C. Sternberg, Assistant Pro fessor. Thesis: Photochemical Isomerization of Ergosterol - A Kin· etic Study. 39 SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED GRADUATE STUDIES DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (Continued) Gerald I. Trant, Guelph, Canada B.S.A., Ontario Agricultural College; M.S., Michigan State Howard E. Trier, Owosso Cooper H. Wayman, Trenton, N.J. James Allen Wrede, Stewartville, Minn. University. Agricultural Economics. Major Professor: G. L. Johnson, Professor. Thesis: Institutional Credit and the Efficiency of Selected Dairy Farms. B.A., . M.A., Michigan State University. Psychology. Major Professor: H. C. Smith, Professor. Thesis: Sociological Variables, Personality Traits, and Buying Attitudes Related to Role Perceptions and Conflicts among 242 Michigan Wives. B.S., Rutgers University; M.S., University of Pittsburgh. Geology. Major Professor: H. B. Stonehouse, Associate Pro fessor. Thesis: Measurement of Dissociation Pressures of Hydrous Minerals Using Thermistors. B.A., St. Olaf College. Chemistry. Major Professor: H. Hart, Professor. Thesis: I: The Synthesis and Solvolysis of Trifluoroacetates of Certain Cyclopropylcarbinols. II: The Synthesis and Attempted Themal Rearrangement of Cyclopropylcar binyl Phenyl Ether. DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF EDUCATION James David Hoffmen, Bristol, Ind. Helen L. Hollandsworth, Com'ad, Mont. 40 B.S., M.A., Ball State Teachers College. Teacher Education. Major Professor: W. V. Hicks, Professor. Thesis: A Study of the Role of Elementary Special Area Teacher and/or Consultant in Selected School Systems in Michigan. B.S., Montana State College; M.S., Oregon State College. Teacher Education. Major Professor: M. L. Hurt, Associate Professor. Thesis: Factors Influencing Montana State College Home Economics Graduates for the Years 1935 Through 1955 to Enter, to Leave, or to Remain in the Teaching. 134-2M-I09-CA