· COMMENCEMENT  1966 

MICHIGAN  STATE  UNIVERSITY 

COMMENCEMENT  1966 

Saturday,  December  10 

University Auditorium,  East  Lansing 

ACADEMIC 
COSTUME 

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The pageantry and color of commencement exercises  reveal  a  record  of 
academic achievement of the various individuals taking part in the exercises. 
The following brief description is  given that the audience might more readily 
interpret such achievement. 

In  1895,  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  iden 
tification  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 in 
stitution has more than one color, the chevron is  used to introduce the second 
color.  Colored velvet or velveteen binds the hoods and indicates the depart 
ment  or  faculty  to  which  the  degree  pertains. 

Historical associations of color have been continued to signify th<i\  various 
faculties.  Art  and  letters  can  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  research  untold  wealth  has 
been  released  to  the  world,  science  is  identified  by  golden  yellow.  Oxford 
pink indicates  music  and  russet  brown,  the  color  of  dress  worn  by  ancient 
English  foresters,  indicates  forestry. 

The color of the velvet of the hood is  distinctive of the subject to  which 
the degree pertains.  For example, the trimming  for  the degree  of  Master  of 
Science in Agriculture should be maize, representing agriculture, rather than 
golden  yellow,  representing  science. 

At  Michigan  State  University,  it  is  customary  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 
AND  NATURAL  RESOURCES 

___ .Maize 

Forest  Products, 
Forestry,  Packaging  __________ Russet 

COLLEGE OF  ARTS  AND 
LETTERS  ______________ ______________________ White 
Music  ______________________________________ Pink 
Philosophy  __________________ Navy  Blue 
COLLEGE  OF  BUSINESS  ______ ________ Drab 
Economics  ________________________ C opper 

COLLEGE  OF 
COMMUNICATION  ARTS . __ .Royal Blue 
Journalism 
______________________ Crimson 
Speech  ________________________ Silver  Gray 

COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION_Light Blue 

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING  _____ Orange 

COLLEGE  OF 
HOME  ECONOMICS  _____ ___ ______ Maroon 

COLLEGE  OF 
NATURAL  SCIENCE . __ ___ Golden Y ellow 
Nursing  ______________________________ Apricot 

COLLEGE  OF 
SOCIAL  SCIENCE  ____ ___ ___________ ____ Citron 

COLLEGE  OF 
VETERINARY  MEDICINE. ___ Dark  Gray 

ORDER  OF 
CEREMONIES 

PROCESSIONAL 

TRIUMPHAL  MARCH  FROM  "AIDA" - Verdi 
Michigan  State  University  Band,  Professor  Leonard  Falcone,  Director 

AMERICA - Smith 

My  country,  'tis  of  thee, 
Sweet  land  of  liberty, 
Of  thee  I  sing; 

Land  where  my  fathers  died, 
Land  of  the  pilgrims'  pride, 
From  ev'ry  mountain  side 
Let  freedom  ring! 

INVOCATION 

THE  REVEREND  THEODORE  K.  B UNDENTHAL 
Lecturer,  Department  of  Religion,  Michigan  State  University 
Pastor,  Martin  Luther  Chapel,  East  Lansing,  Michigan 

ADDRESS 

STEPHEN  J.  WRIGHT,  B.S.,  M.A.,  Ph.D. 
President  of  the  United  Negro  College  Fund 

SPECIAL  MUSIC 

FANTASIA  ORIGINAL - Picchi 
SERENADE -..,. Schubert 
Leonard  Falcone,  Euphonium 
William  C.  Moffit,  Conductor 

CONFERRING  OF  DEGREES 

JOHH  A.  HANNAH,  D.  Agr.,  LL.D.,  HH.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  MR .  BUNDENTHAL 

RECESSIONAL 

HAIL,  AMERICA - Drumm 

The escorts for the  procession  are members  of  Mortar  Board,  the  honor  society  for  senior 
women. 
The audience is  requested to  remain seated while  those  in  the procession  are entering  and 
leaVing  the  auditorium. 

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BOARD  OF 
TRUSTEES 

Michigan State University operates under the  jurisdiction of  a  constitu 
tional  body  known  as  the  Board  of  Trustees.  The  eight  elected  members 
serve  eight-year  terms.  Two  are  elected  biennially  from  the  state  at  large. 

The President of the University is appointed by the Board and is  by con 

stitutional  provision  the  presiding  member  of  the  body. 

The Board likewise appoints a  Secretary and a  Treasurer. 

The Board has general supervision of the University and the control and 

direction  of all  expenditures  of  University  funds. 

THE  HONORABLE  WARREN  M.  HUFF,  Chairman  ............... . Plymouth 

THE  HONORABLE  FRANK  MERRIMAN  ........•..•............ Deckerville 

THE  HONORABLE  C.  ALLEN  HARLAN  .... . ...... . ... . .......... Southfield 

THE  HONORABLE  CONNER  D.  SMITH  ........................ Pinconning 

THE  HONORABLE  STEPHEN  S.  NISBET  ... . .................. . ... Fremont 

THE  HONORABLE  DON  STEVENS  ............................... Okemos 

THE  HONORABLE  FRANK  HARTMAN  .............................. . Flint 

THE  HONORABLE  CLAm  WmTE  . . .. . ......................... Bay  City 

JOHN  A.  HANNAH,  Ex Officio,  President  .. . ............... . . East  Lansing 

JACK  BRESLIN,  Secretary  ... .... . ............ . ............ East  Lansing 

PHILIP  J.  MAY,  Treasurer  ............ . ......... . ......... East  Lansing 

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MICHIGAN 

STATE 
UNIVERSITY 

Michigan  State  University,  one  of  the  leading  land-grant  universities  and 
the  first  agricultural  college  in  America,  strives  for  excellence  in  affording 
liberal  and  practical  education  for  its  students  in  a  broad  range  of  human 
endeavors. 

MSU  also  serves  people  of  the  state,  nation  and  world  through  its 

numerous  research,  extension  and  international  programs. 

Now  in  its  112th  year,  Michigan  State  has  grown  from  three  buildings 
and six  faculty  members  to  one of the  ten largest  universities  in  the  nation. 
It has approximately 2,500  staff members engaged in  teaching, research and 
public service,  425  buildings,  and  4,900  acres  of land,  including  1,515  acres 
in the  campus  and housing  area  and  490  more  in  planned  development. 

Founded in  1855 to  educate youth for  the major occupation of that day 
-farming-MSU  has  broadened  its  offerings  to  meet  the  educational  needs 
of young  people  today.  Michigan  State  now  has  the  School  for  Advanced 
Graduate Studies and 13  colleges  - Agriculture,  Arts  and Letters,  Business, 
Communication  Arts,  Education,  Engineering,  Home  Economics,  Human 
Medicine, Justin S.  Morrill, Natural Science, Social Science, Veterinary Medi 
cine and the University College - which offer basic courses for all freshmen 
and  sophomores.  Nearly  200  areas  of specialization  are  available  to  under 
graduates;  approximately  300  are  offered  for  graduate  students. 

The  Honors  College,  which  enables  superior  students  to  waive  normal 
graduation requirements and  undertake  individual  programs,  attracts  many 
of  the  nation's  finest  young  scholars.  The  Merit  Scholarship  Program,  of 
which  Michigan  State  University  is  a  prominent  sponsor,  enrolled  nearly 
200 Merit Scholars in this year's freshman  class.  This figure  represents more 
than  seven  percent of  the  nation's  total  of  this  unusually  select  group. 

One  of  the  newest  of  many  innovations  in  higher  education  made  by 
Michigan  State  University  is  its  coeducational  academic  residence  halls. 
Incorporation  of  classrooms  and  faculty  offices  with  living,  dining  and 
recreational  facilities  has  given  these  giant  new  dormitories  a  stimulating 
academic  environment.  Eight  of  these  residence  halls  are  now  occupied 
and  one  more  is  under  construction.  Each  of  these  halls  is  the  center  of 
curricular  and  noncurricular  activities  for  a  college,  creating  a  "college 
within  a  college"  atmosphere. 

The "small  college  within  the larger  university"  concept was  advanced 
in  1965  by  the  establishment  of  the  Justin  S.  Morrill  College,  which  offers 
a  limited  enrollment  liberal  education  program  with  an  international  em 
phasis.  The  college  does  not  have  departments  as  such,  and  attention  is 
centered  on  quality  teaching  within  small  groups.  In  addition  to  an  inten 
sive  program in  foreign  languages,  the  college  requires  sequences  of  study 
in  the  humanities,  social  science,  natural  science,  a  field  of  concentration, 
senior  independent  study,  and  electives. 

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Today,  more  than 38,000  students  attend  the  University  at  East  Lansing. 
About 80 percent are from  Michigan, representing every  section of  the state. 
Students also  come from  every  state in  the  nation  and  80  foreign  countries. 

Looking  to  the  future,  Michigan  State  University  is  preparing  for 
increasingly  larger  enrollments  as  the  great  number  of  children  born  after 
World  War  II  reach  college  age.  To  meet this  challenge,  MSU  is  revising 
curriculums and developing new teaching techniques through its  Education 
al  Development  Project. 

In  the  land-grant  tradition  it  pioneered,  Michigan  State  University  is 

concerned  with  research  and  service  as  well  as  teaching. 

All  colleges  and  the  Agricultural  Experiment  Station  are  engaged  in  a 
wide range of research.  Some 1,700 individual projects  are  in  progress.  The 
University's  research  tools  include  the  giant  Control  Data  3600  Computer 
and  a  50-million-volt  cyclotron.  Modern  facilities  include  a  $6  million 
chemistry  building,  a  $5.2  million  biochemstry  laboratory,  an  $862,000 
psychology  research  building  and  a  $4.7  million  veterinary  medicine 
building. 

Through  an  agreement  with  the  Atomic  Energy  Commission,  MSU  will 
become a  national center for  basic research  on  plants and  their  reactions  to 
radiation.  Involved  is  construction  of  a  $2  million  building  (now  com 
pleted),  a  staff  of  approximately  90  persons  and  an  annual  budget  of  ap 
proximately  $1  million  when  the  program  is  fully  underway. 

Benefits  of  the  University  are  brought to  every  county  in  Michigan  by 
the  Cooperative  Extension  Service  and  the  Continuing  Education  Service. 
Their  programs,  on  and  off  campus,  provide  a  wide  range  of  technical 
information  and formal  course work for  hundreds of thousands  of  Michigan 
citizens.  The  Kellogg  Center  for  Continuing  Education,  one  of  the  finest 
conference  centers  in  the  nation,  annually  hosts  nearly  50,000  adults  who 
come  to  the  campus  for  some  600  conferences  and  other  educational 
meetings. 

Michigan State University's land-grant concept of  service  is  international. 
Supported by grants  from  the  federal  government  and  private  foundations, 
Michigan  State  University  maintains  research  and  technical  assistance 
projects  at  18  educational  institutions  in  Asia,  Africa  and  Latin  America. 
International  projects  have  given  many  faculty  members  overseas  experi 
ence,  adding  a  new  dimension  to  their  teaching. 

With  more  than  a  century  of  educational  achievement  behind  it, 
Michigan  State  University  continues  to  apply  its  academic  and  physical 
resources  to the problems of today and  the challenges  of the future. 

MICHIGAN  STATE 

UNIVERSITY 

( continued) 

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HONORARY 
DEGREE 

STEPHEN  JUNIUS  WRIGHT 

Your  career  as  an  educator,  administrator,  and  CIVIC  leader  has 
brought  you  widespread  recognition  by  your  grateful  fellow-citizens. 
During your years  as  a  teacher and  adviser  of young  men  and  women 
in  the  Negro  colleges  of  the  South,  and  more  recently  as  President 
of  Fisk  University  and  as  President  of  the  United  Negro  College 
Fund,  you  have  displayed  the  finest  qualities  of  devotion  and  lead 
ership.  Despite  the  heavy  responsibilities  of  your  academic  life,  you 
have  given  generously  of  your  time  and  energy  to  important  civic 
movements  and  professional  organizations.  Your  rise  to  eminence  is 
an  inspiring  example  of  the  achievements  which  are  possible  in  our 
American  environment for  men  of  vision,  courage  and  faith.  Because 
of  your  many  contributions  to  the  intellectual  and  social  welfare  of 
your  fellow  citizens,  and  your  continued  support  of  the  democratic 
traditions  of education in  America,  Michigan  State  University  confers 
upon you  the degree of Doctor of Laws. 

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THE  CANDIDATES 
FOR  DEGREES 

1966  CLASS  ROSTER 

This  includes  the  names  of  candidates  for  degrees  as  of  the  close  of  the 
1966  Fall  term,  as  well  as  the  names  of  recipients  of  the  Doctoral  degrees 
at  the  close  of  the  1966  Summer  term. 

Names  are  listed  by  School  for  Advanced  Graduate  Studies  and  by  col 
leges.  The colleges are arranged in the order in which they were established. 

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SCHOOL  FOR 
ADVANCED 
GRADUATE  STUDIES 

MILTON  E.  MUELDER,  DEAN 

DOCTORAL  DEGREES 

JOHN  NDUKA  ABAELU,  Ph.D. 

B.s.,  Ibadan  University,  Nigeria;  M.S.,  University  of  London. 
Agricultural  Economics.  Major  Professor:  Lester  V.  Manderscheid, 
Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Quarterly  Analysis  of  the  United  States'  Import  D emand 
for  Green  Coffee  Varieties. 

JOHN RODGER  ADAMS,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Marquette  University;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Civil  Engineering.  Major  Professor:  Charles  E.  Cutts,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Dispersion in  an  Anisotropic  Porous  Media. 

HAMID  ABDULLAH  AL-JASIM,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Baghdad  University;  M.Agr.,  Purdue  University. 
Food Science.  Major Professor:  Pericles Markakis,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Effect  of  Irradiation  on  Peroxidases. 

DELORAN  (DELL)  M.  ALLEN,  Ph.D. 

GUVENC  ALPANDER, Ph.D. 

THOMAS  F.  BALDWIN, Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Kansas  State  University;  M.S. ,  University  of  Idaho. 
Animal  Husbandry.  Major  Professor:  Robert  A.  Merkel,  Associate 
Professor. 
Thesis:  The Relationship  of Some  Linear  and  Physical  Measurements 
to  Beef  Carcass  Composition. 

B.A.,  Middle East Technical  University,  Turkey;  M.A.,  Michigan State 
University. 
Business  Administration  (Management) .  Major  Professor:  Eugene  E. 
Jennings,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Big  Business  and  Big  Business  Leaders  in  Turkey. 

B.B.A.,  University  of  Cincinnati;  M.A. ,  State  University  of  Iowa. 
Communication.  Major  Professor:  Randall  P.  Harrison,  Assistant 
Professor. 
Thesis:  Redundancy  in  Simultaneously  Presented  Audio-Visual  Mes 
sage  Elements  as  a  Determinant  of  Recall. 

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SCHOOL  FOR  ADVANCED  GRADUATE  STUDIES 

DOCTORAL  DEGREES - Continued 

.ARTHUR  CHRISTY  BALLAS,  Ph.D. 

. B.S.,  Tufts  University;  Ed.M.;  Boston  University . 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Buford  Stefflre,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Counseling  Process  and  Outcome  Related  to  Client's  Percep 
tion  of  Self  and  Counselor. 

RAYMOND  JOSEPH  BARRERAS,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  University  of  New  Mexico. 
Chemistry.  Major  Professor:  William  H.  Reusch,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Photochemical  Isomerization  in  the  Tetracyclo  [4.  3.  O.  0 2 ,4. 
03 ,7]  nona-8-ene  System. 

GERALD  PAUL  BECKERLE,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Bellamine College;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Psychology.  Major  Professor: . Lucy  R.  Ferguson,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Behavioral  Traits  Related  to  Psychological  Differentiation  in 
Pre-Adolescent  Boys. 

RONALD  WILBUR  BEERY,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Western Michigan  University. 
Physics.  Major  Professor:  Joseph  Ballam,  Professor. 
Thesis:  An  Experimental  Measurement  of  Cosmic-Ray  Scattering  by 
Aluminum,  in the  Momentum  Region  of  1.60  Bev/c. 

RICHARD  EUGENE  BERG,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Manchester  College;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Physics.  Major Professor:  Henry  G.  Blosser,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Precise  Methods  for  Pre-Calculation  of  Cyclotron  Control 
Settings. 

GERD  BOGER,  Ph.D. 

M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education . . Major  Professor:  William  J.  Walsh,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A Content Analysis of Selected Children's  Books  on  the  Negro 
and on Japan. 

RO,BERT  ELGIN  BOICE,  Ph.D. 

A.A., Grand Rapids Jr.  College;  B.A., M.A.,  Michigan State University. 
Psychology.  Major  Professor:  Stanley  C.  Ratner,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Problem  of  Domestication  in  the  Laboratory  Rat  and  a 
Comparison  of  Partically  Reinforced  "Discriminatory"  and  "Antici 
patory"  Licking  in  Domestic  and  Wild  Strains  of  Rattus  Norvegicus. 

EVERETT  FRANCIS  BOLTON,  Ph.D. 

B.s.A.,  M.S.A.,  Ontario  Agricultural  College. 
Soil  Science.  Major  Professor:  A.  Earl  Erickson,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Effects of Soil  Flooding on Ethanol Content of Tomato Plants 
Related  to  Certain  Environmental  Conditions. 

BRUCE  G.  BUCHANAN,  Ph.D. 

A.B.,  Ohio  Wesleyan  University;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Philosophy.  Major  Professor:  Gerald  J.  Massey,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Logics  Scientific  of  Discovery. 

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SCHOOL  FOR  ADVANCED  GRADUATE  STUDIES 

DOCTORAL  DEGREES - Continued 

JOHN  EDWARD  CLIFFORD,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  John Carroll  University;  M.A.,  Saint Louis  University. 
Speech.  Major  Professor:  James  R.  Brandon,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Descriptive  Study  of  Style  in  Serious  American  Drama  on 
the  New York  Stage from  1931  Through  1941. 

DENISE  YEN  CHING  CO,  Ph.D. 

HUGH  MCCLELLAN  CULBERTSON, Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Taiwan  Provincial  College  of  Agriculture,  China;  M.S.,  Univer 
sity  of  California. 
Food  Science.  Major  Professor:  Sigmund  H.  Schanderl,  Assistant 
Professor. 
Thesis:  Detection,  Isolation  and  Characterization  of  Chlorophyll  and 
Related  Pigments  During  Ripening  of  Fruits  and  Vegetables. 

B.S .,  Michigan  State  University;  M.S.,  University  of  Wisconsin. 
Communication.  Major  Professor:  Verling  C.  Troldahl,  Associate 
Professor. 
Thesis: 
Stand  of  Message  Writer. 

Influence  of  Message  Structure  and  Artwork  on  Apparent 

LAWRENCE  HENRY  CUNNINGHAM,  Ed.D.  B.S.,  M.A.,  Eastern  Michigan  University. 

Education.  Major  Professor:  Clyde  M.  Campbell,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Role  of  the  Home  School  Counselor  in  Urban  School 
Systems. 

DONALD  JOHN CUTTING,  Ph.D. 

Th.B.,  Detroit  Bible  College;  Ph.B.,  University  of  Detroit;  M.A., 
Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  James  Costar,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Predicting the  Selection of a  Field of  Concentration  at  Michi 
gan  State  University  from  the  Personal  Information  Inventory. 

HAROLD  WILLIAM  DAVIES,  JR. , Ph.D . 

B.S.,  M.S.,  Kansas  State  Teachers  College. 
Botany  and  Plant  Pathology.  Major  Professor:  Gerald  W.  Prescott, 
Professor. 
Thesis:  Ecology  and  Seasonal  Variation  of  the  Psammon  Flora  of  a 
Sandy  Beach  Transect. 

PAUL  FRANCIS  DIERKER,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  University  of  Dayton;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Mathematics.  Major  Professor :  Patrick  H.  Doyle,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Strongly  Pointlike  Maps  and  Collapsible  Complexes. 

THOMAS  FRANCIS  EDWARDS,  Ed.D. 

B.S.,  Illinois  State  Normal  University;  M.A.,  Arizona  Normal  Uni 
versity. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  John  M.  Mason,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Study  in  Teaching  Selected  Intellectual  Skills  to  Kinder 
garten  Children. 

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SCHOOL  FOR  ADVANCED  GRADUATE  STUDIES 

DOCTORAL  DEGREES - Continued 

LONNIE  LEVET  EMERICK,  JR.,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.A.,  Michigan State University. 
Speech.  Major  Professor:  Herbert  J.  Oyer,  Professor. 
Thesis:  An Evaluation of  Three Psychological  Variables  in  Tonic and 
Clonis  Stutterers  and  in  Non-Stutterers. 

ROBERT  BRUCE  ENGLE,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.S.,  Purdue  University. 
Mechanics . . Major  Professor:  Terry  Triffet,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Acoustic  Emission  and  Related  Displacements  in  Lithium 
Fluoride  Single  Crystals. 

DAVID  STANLEY  EVANS,  JR.,  Ed.D. 

B.A.,  Indiana  University;  S.T.B.,  Boston  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  John  E.  Jordan,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Role  of  the  Minister  in  Marital  Counseling  in  Divorce 
Situations. 

RODNEY  EARL  EVANS,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.B.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Business  Administration  (Marketing).  Major  Professor:  William  J.  E. 
Crissy,  Professor. 
Thesis:  An Empirical Analysis  of  the  Function  and  Role  of  the  Field 
Sales  Manager. 

WAHEED  ALI  FAROOQI,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  B.T.,  University  of  Sind;  M.A.,  University  of  Karachi. 
Philosophy.  Major  Professor:  Craig  A.  Staudenbaur,  Associate  Pro 
fessor. 
Thesis:  A Spiritual Interpretation of Reality in the  Light of Berkeley's 
Immaterialism. 

LOUIS  EDWARD  GARDNER,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.A.,  Xavier  University. 
Psychology.  Major  Professor:  Stanley  C.  Ratner,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Habituation in the Earthworm: Retention and Overhabituation. 

GEORGE  RICHARD  GEBHART,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  University  of  Dayton;  M.A.,  University  of  Miami. 
Economics.  Major  Professor:  John  M.  Hunter,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A Test of the Economic Relevancy of the Holdridge Life Zone 
System. 

GARY  ROBERT  GEMMILL,  Ph.D. 

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B.S.,  Ferris  Institute;  M.B.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Business  Administration  (Management).  Major  Professor:  Eugene  E. 
Jennings,  Professor. 
Thesis:  An  Analysis  of  the  Relationship  Between  the  Behavioral 
Sciences  and  Management  Theory  and  Practice:  An  Exploratory 
Investigation. 

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TEDFORD  A.  GILLETI',  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.S.,  University  of  Idaho. 
Food  Science.  Major  Professor:  Albert  M.  Pearson,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Variation  in  Potassium  and  Sodium  as  Related  to  Body 
Composition. 

ALBERT  DAVID  LINCOLN  GORRILL,  Ph.D . 

B.S.A.,  M.S. ,  University  of  Saskatchewan. 
Dairy.  Major  Professor:  J.  William  Thomas,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Exocrine  Pancreatic  Enzyme  Synthesis  and  Secretion  and  In 
testinal  Proteolytic  Activity  and  Stability  in  Calves. 

E.  LEONA  HALL,  Ed.D. 

B.A.,  Alma  College;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor :  Calhoun  C.  Collier,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Methods  and  Materials  of  a  Mathematics  Program  for  the 
Disadvantaged  and  Underachieving  Child. 

DAVID  WRIGHT  HALSTED,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.A. ,  Michigan  State  University. 
Psychology.  Major  Professor:  William  W .  Farquhar,  Professor. 
Thesis:  An  Initial  Survey  of  the  Attitudinal  Differences  Between  the 
Mothers  of  Over-Achieving  and  Under-Achieving  Eleventh  Grade 
Puerto  Rican  Students. 

LLOYD  DANIEL  HAYS,  Ph.D. 

B.A. ,  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Philosophy.  Major  Professor:  H enry  S.  Leonard,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The Ethical Intuitionism  of  Richard  Price. 

SARAH  DINHAM  HERVEY,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  University  of  Minnesota;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Bernard  R.  Corman,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Cognitive  Style  and  Preferences  in  School  Tasks. 

ROBERT  HESS  HINES,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Purdue  University;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Animal  Husbandry.  Major  Professor:  Jacob  A.  Hoefer,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Interaction  of  Restricted  Feed  Intake  and  Sex  on  Swine 
Performance  and  Carcass  Quality. 

HUGH  HORACE  HOLLOWAY, Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.A. ,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Donald  J.  Leu,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Why School  Superintendents  are  Dismissed  or  Encouraged  to 
Leave Their Positions - A  Study  as  Expressed  by  Members  of  Board 
of  Education  Involved  in  Selected  Cases  in  Michigan. 

NELSON  CHIN-TsE  HSI, Ph.D. 

B.A.,  University  of Hong  Kong. 
Chemistry.  Major  Professor:  Gerasimos  J.  Karabatsos,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Structural  Studies  of  Aldehydes  and  Oxime  O-Methyl  ethers 
by  Nuclear  Magnetic  Resonance  Spectroscopy. 

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BEVERLY  JEAN HUNT,  Ed.D. 

B.A.,  Eastern  Illinois  State  University;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  Uni 
versity. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Willa  Norris,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Characteristics,  Perceptions,  and  Experiences  of  Married 
Women  Students  at  Lansing  Community  College,  1965. 

ROBERT  WAYNE  HUSBAND,  Ph.D. 

A.B.,  University  of  Michigan;  M.A.,  Western  Michigan  University. 
Zoology.  Major  Professor:  T.  Wayne  Porter,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Acarina  Associated  with  Michigan  Bombinae. 

JACOB  JACOBY, Ph.D. 

LABRY  C . JENSEN,  Ph.D. 

LOWELL  GENE  KAFER,  Ph.D. 

FREDRICK  JAY  KAYNE,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.A.,  Brooklyn  College  (C.U.N.Y.). 
Psychology.  Major  Professor:  Milton  Rokeach,  Professor. 
Thesis :  Situational Anxiety  and Birth  Order  as  Determinants  of  Dog 
matism  and  Authoritarianism. 

B.S .,  M.S.,  Brigham  Young  University. 
Psychology.  Bajor  Professor:  Donald  E.  H amachek,  Associate  Pro 
fessor. 
Thesis:  The  Effects  of  Grades  on  Cognitive  and  Affective  Learning. 

B.A.,  Adrian  College;  M.A. ,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Eldon  R.  Nonnamaker,  Associate  Pro 
fessor. 
Thesis :  An  Analysis  of  Selected  Characteristics  and  Experiences  of 
Freshmen  Students  in  the  Michigan  State  University  Justin  Morrill 
College. 

B.S.,  Illinois  Institute  of  Technology. 
Biochemistry.  Major  Professor :  Clarence  H.  Suelter,  Associate  Pro 
fessor. 
Thesis:  A  Physical  Analysis  of  the  Effects  of  Temperature  and  Sub 
strates  on  the  Structural  and  Catalytic  Properties  of  Rabbit  Muscle 
Pyruvate  Kinase. 

MARLENE  STEINMETZ  KAYNE, Ph.D. 

B.S., St.  John's  University. 
Biochemistry.  Major  Professor:  William  C.  Deal,  Jr.,  Associate  Pro 
fessor. 
Thesis:  Reversible Dissociation and Characterization of Rabbit Muscle 
Pyruvate Kinase. 

MARISA  GESINA  KEENEY,  Ph.D. 

A.B.,  Trinity University;  M.R.E., Princeton Seminary. 
Psychology.  Major  Professor:  William  W.  Farquhar,  Professor. 
Thesis:  College  Student  Counselor  Preferences  for  Help  with  Prob 
lems  of  Sex  and  Anger. 

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ELEANOR  ANN  KELLEY,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.Ed.,  Auburn  University. 
Sociology.  Major  Professor:  J.  Allan  Beegle,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Peer  Group  Friendships'  in  One  Class  of  High  School  Girls; 
Change in  Stability. 

ERNEST  EDWIN  'KERN,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Chemical  Engineering.  Major  Professor:  Donald  K.  Anderson,  As 
sociate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Diffusion  of  Polyelectrolytes  in  Aqueous  Solution. 

CHARLES  DOUGLAS  KESNER,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Horticulture.  Major  Professor:  Stanley  K.  Ries,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Mode  of  Action  of  Diphenamid  (N,  N-dimethyl  2,  2-
Diphenylacetamide)  in  Plants. 

ERNST  W .  KIESLING,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Texas  Technological  College;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Mechanics.  Major  Professor:  William  A.  Bradley,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Nonlinear,  Quasi-Static  Behavior  of  Some  Photoelastic  and 
Mechanical  Model  Materials. 

SUNG  BOK  KIM,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Seoul  National  University;  M.A.,  University  of  Wisconsin. 
History.  Major  Professor:  Robert  Brown,  Professor. 
Thesis :  The Manor of  Cortlandt and its  Tenants,  1697-1783. 

LOWELL  DONALD  KISPERT,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  St.  Olaf  College. 
Chemistry.  Major  Professor:  Max  T.  Rogers,  Research  Professor. 
Thesis:  Electron Spin Resonance of Irradiated OrganiC Single Crystals. 

WARREN  GREGORY  KNEER,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.A.,  Creighton  University. 
History.  Major Professor:  Paul A. Varg, Professor. 
Thesis:  British-American  Relations  in  the  Caribbean  Area  1900-1912. 

\VEN-HSIUNG  Ko, Ph.D. 

B.S.,  National  Taiwan  University. 
Botany and Plant Pathology.  Major Professor:  John  L.  Lockwood,  As 
sociate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Mechanism  of  Soil  Fungistasis. 

JAMES  RICHARD  KRUM, D.B.A. 

A.B.,  Gettysburg  College;  M.S.,  Pennsylvania  State  University. 
Business  Administration  (Marketing),  Major  Professor:  Donald  A. 
Taylor,  Professor. 
Thesis :  Role  Analysis  of  the  Director of  Marketing  Research  Position 
in Large Industrial Finns. 

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SHELDON  SIDNEY  LANDE,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Illinois  Institute  of  Technology. 
Chemistry.  Major  Professor:  Gerasimos  J.  Karabatsos,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Stereochemical  Studies  of  Schiff  Bases  by  Nuclear  Magnetic 
Resonance  Spectroscopy. 

CHARLES  EVERETI LAUTERBACH,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.A.,  University  of  Colorado. 
Speech.  Major  Professor:  James  R.  Brandon,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  A Descriptive Study of  Trends in Dramatic Styles  in the  Suc 
cessful,  Serious American  Drama of the  Broadway  Stage  in the  1920's. 

NAN  LIN,  Ph.D. 

HUGO  KARL  LIST,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Tunghai  University;  M.A.,  Syracuse  University. 
Communication.  Major  Professor:  Verling  C.  Troldahl,  Associate 
Professor. 
Thesis:  Innovation  Internalization  in  a  Formal  Organization. 

B.A.,  Northwestern  College;  T.M.,  Theological  Seminary,  Mequon, 
Wisconsin;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  George  Barnett,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Approach  to  a  Definition  of  Leisure. 

THOMAS  RAYMOND  LONG,  Ph.D. 

B.F.A.,  M.F.A.,  University  of  Oklahoma. 
Speech.  Major  Professor:  James  R.  Brandon,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  History  of  the  American  Courtroom  Play. 

WILLIAM  THERON  LaTHERs,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Oklahoma  State  University;  M.A.,  University  of  Oklahoma. 
Speech.  Major  Professor:  Kenneth  G.  Hance,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Survey  Study  of  Methods  and  Rationales  in  the  Criticism 
of  Classroom  Speeches  in  the  Beginning  College  Course. 

DAVID  WALLACE  MACKY,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Allegheny  College;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Statistics.  Major  Professor:  James  F.  Hannan,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Some  Decision  Procedures  in  Exponential  Families. 

HmOFUMI  MATSUSAKI,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Tokyo  University;  M.B.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Business  Administration  (Marketing).  Major  Professor:  William  J.  E. 
Crissy,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Adaptation  and  Marketing  Strategies  of  the  Japanese 
Manufacturing  Firms  Operating  in  the  United  States:  An  Ecological 
Analysis  and An  Introductory  Survey. 

FLOYD  V.  MATIHEWS,. JR.,  Ph.D. 

B.S .,  Virginia  Polytechnic  Institute;  M.S.,  Oklahoma  State  University. 
Agricultural  Engineering.  Major  Professor:  Carl  W.  Hall,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Thermal  Diffusivity  by  Finite  Differences  and  Correlation 
with  Physical  Properties  of  Heat  Treated  Potatoes. 

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EDWARD  ARTHUR  McAsH,  Ph.D. 

B.Th., Toronto  Baptist Seminary;  A.B.,  Wayne  State  University;  B.D., 
Central  Baptist  Seminary;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Edward  B.  Blackman,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Study  of  Continuing  Education  Programs  for  the  Ministry 
in  the  Theological  Seminaries  of  the  United  Presbyterian  Church  in 
the  U.S.A. 

HOWARD  MCCONEGHEY,  Ed.D. 

B.F.A.,  Washington  University;  M.A.,  New  Mexico  Highlands  Uni 
versity. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Troy  L.  Stearns,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Art  as  Communication. 

THOMAS  FREDERICK  McDoNALD,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.Ed.,  University  of  Georgia. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Buford  Stefflre,  Pl'Ofessor. 
Thesis:  An  Investigation  of  the  Effects  of  a  Rapid  Transition  from 
"Open  Door"  to  "Selective"  Admissions. 

JEAN  CAROL  MciNTYRE,  Ph.D. 

B.S.E.,  University  of  Arkansas;  M.S.,  University  of  Illinois. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Janet  A.  Wessel,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A Conceptual Framework for  the Humanistic Physical  Educa 
tion  Curriculum  in  Higher  Education. 

ROBERT  J . MERTZ,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.A.,  University  of  Oregon. 
Communication.  Major  Professor:  David  K.  Berlo,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Acceptance  of  Persuasive  Influence  as  Related  to  Three  Di 
mensions  of Source  Evaluation. 

GARY  LEE  MINISH,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  State College  of  Iowa. 
Animal  Husbandry.  Major  Professor:  Herman  W.  Newland,  Associ 
ate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Concentrate Level,  Feeder Grade,  and  Breed  Type, Their Re 
lationship  to  Production  Factors  and  Carcass  Characteristics  in  Fat 
tening  Calves. 

EARL  DOUGLASS  MITCHELL, JR. , Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Xavier  University;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Biochemistry.  Major  Professor:  N.  Edward  Tolbert,  Professor. 
Thesis: 
from  Sugar  Beet  Fruit. 

Isolation  and  Characterization  of  a  Germination  Inhibitor 

MARVIN  RICHARD  MOORE,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Psychology.  Major  Professor:  John  R.  Hurley,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Consistency  of  Interaction  in  Normal  and  Clinic  Families. 

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JOHN  EDWARD  NOLAN,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Major  Professor:  Rolland  T.  Hinkle,  Pro 
fessor. 
Thesis:  Analytical  Investigation  of  Stability  of  Squeeze-Film  Journal 
Bearings. 

RALPH  DANIEL  NYLAND,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.S.,  New  York  State  College  of  Forestry. 
Forestry.  Major  Professor:  Victor  J.  Rudolph,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Sugar  Maple  and  Its  Use  for  Sap  Production  in  Michigan's 
Lower Peninsula. 

DENNIS  PAUL  NYQUIST,  Ph.D. 

B.S., Lawrence Institute of Technology;  M.S.,  Wayne State  University. 
Electrical  Engineering.  Major  Professor:  Kun-Mu  Chen,  Associate 
Professor. 
Thesis:  Traveling  Wave  Antennas  with  Impedance  Loading. 

ELIJAH  OSUOHA  ODOKARA,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  McPherson  College;  M.S .,  University  of  Witchita. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Russell  J.  Kleis,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Theoretical  Basis  for  Analysis  of  Adult  Education  in  De 
veloping  Countries:  A  Review  of  Adult  Education  Programs  in  Rural 
Communities  of  Eastern  Nigeria. 

ROGER  OSWOLD  OLIVE,  Ph.D. 

A.B.,  Hope  College;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Psychology.  Major  Professor:  John  R.  Hurley,  Professor. 
Thesis :  Filicide as  Related  to  Female  Oedipal  Problems. 

KENNETH  WILLIAM  OLSEN,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  University  of  Utah;  M.S .,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  James  E.  Heald,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Professional  Expectation  Fulfillment  and  Perception  Forma 
tion  Among  High  School  Teachers  and  Principals. 

YUH  KANG  PAN,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  National  Taiwan  University. 
Chemistry.  Major  Professor:  Max  T.  Rogers,  Research  Professor. 
Thesis:  Quantum  Mechanical  Analysis  of  High-Resolution  Nuclear 
Magnetic  Resonance  Spectra. 

ANN  CARLSON  PATERSON,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  University  of  Rochester. 
Sociology.  Major  Professor:  Wilbur  B.  Brookover,  Professor. 
Thesis:  An  Evaluation  of  An  Instrument  Designed  to  Measure  the 
Construct  "Self-Concept  of  (Academic)  Ability." 

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MERLE  EUGENE  QUENEMOEN,  Ph.D . 

B.S.,  M.A.,  Montana  State  College. 
Agricultural Economics.  Major Professor:  Glenn L. Johnson,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Study  of  Costs  and  Returns  for  Dry-Land  Farms  in  the 
Triangle  Area  of  Montana  with  Emphasis  on  Operator's  Labor,  Ma 
chinery  and Land. 

ISHAQ  YACUB  QUTUB,  Ph.D . 

B.S.,  Bluffton  College;  M.A.,  New York  City  College. 
Sociology.  Major  Professor:  John  D.  Donoghue,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Impact  of  the  Rural  Thrift  and  Credit  Cooperative  So 
cieties  on  the  Traditional  Social  and  Economic  Structure  of  Rural 
Jordan - A  Study  of  Three  Villages. 

F.  EDWARD  RICE,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Denison  University;  M.A.,  Ohio  University. 
Psychology.  Major  Professor:  Stanley  C.  Ratner,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Effects  of  Different  Competing  Stimuli  on  Listening  Be 
haviors. 

FARLEY  POE  RICHMOND, Ph.D. 

B.F.A.,  M.A.,  University  of  Oklahoma. 
Speech.  Major  Professor:  James  R.  Brandon,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Contemporary  English-Language  Theatre  in  India:  1965. 

LORIN  C.  RICHTMEYER,  Ph.D. 

B.M .,  Central  Michigan  University;  M.M.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Music.  Major  Professor:  Leonard  V.  Falcone,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Definitive  Analysis  of  Brass  Embouchure  Abnormalcies 
Including  Recommended  Remedial  Techniques. 

RICHARD  LAWRENCE  RINEHART,  Ed.D. 

B.S.,  Michigan  State  University;  M.S.,  University  of  Michigan. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Max  S.  Smith,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Compilation  and  Study  of  Civil  Engineering  Technology 
Curricula  in  the  United  States  with  Analysis  of  the  Forces  Bearing 
on  the  Curricula. 

THOMAS  L.  ROSZMAN,  Ph.D. 

B.S., Bowling Green State University;  M.S.,  Michigan  State University. 
Microbiology  and  Public  Health.  Major  Professor:  Virginia  H.  MaIl 
man,  Assistant  Professor. 
Thesis:  Disc  Electrophoretic  and  Immunodiffusion  Studies  of  Myco 
bacterial  Culture  filtrates. 

KAMAL  SAID  SALEH,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  University  of  Cairo;  M.A.,  Alexandria  University. 
Sociology.  Major  Professor:  J.  Allan  Beegle,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Comparative  Analysis  of  Patterns  of  Social  Relationships 
Characterizing  Families  in  Folk-Rural,  Rural,  and  Urban  Subcultures 
in  the  Same  Locale  of  Michigan. 

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DAVID  FRANCIS  SAVICKAS,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  St.  Mary's  College;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Physics.  Major  Professor:  Richard  Schlegel,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Dynamical  Effects  of  Isotropic  Radiation. 

ROBERT  W.  SCHLATER,  Ph.D. 

A.B.,  University  of  Nebraska;  M.S.,  Columbia  University. 
Communication.  Major  Professor:  Verling  C.  Troldahl,  Associate 
Professor. 
Thesis:  Effect of Speed of Presentation  and Irrelevant  Cues  on Recall 
of Television  Messages. 

KEITH  KENDAL  SCHLENDER, Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Westmar College;  M.S. ,  Michigan State  University. 
Biochemistry.  Major  Professor:  Harold  M.  Sell,  Professor. 
Thesis :  Involvement of Protein Synthesis in Auxin-Induced Elongation. 

HUGH  JEROME  SCOTT,  Ed.D. 

RHEA  VIVIAN  SHIELDS,  Ph.D. 

B.S., M.A.,  Wayne State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Donald  J.  Leu,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Descriptive  Analysis  of  the  Evolving  Role  of  the  School 
Community  Agent  in  the  D etroit  Great  Cities  School  Improvement 
Project. 

B.S.,  Indiana  University;  M.S .,  Purdue  University. 
Home  Management.  Major  Professor:  Frances  M.  Magrabi,  Associate 
Professor. 
Thesis:  An  Exploratory  Model  of  Household  Decisionmaking  as  Ap 
plied  to  Investigation  of  Decision  Situations  in  a  Household  Durables 
Purchasing  Context. 

AJIT  SINGH,  Ph.D. 

B.V.Sc.,  M.V.Sc.,  University  of  Punjab;  M.S.,  Ohio  State  University. 
Physiology.  Major  Professor:  E.  Paul  Reineke,  Professor 
Thesis:  Studies  of  Thyroid  Function  in  the  Chicken. 

BmENDRA  KUMAR  SINHA,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.A.,  Patna  University,  India. 
Psychology.  Major  Professor:  John  E.  Jordan,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Maternal Attitudes and Values in Respect  to  Emotionally  Dis 
turbed and Physically  Disabled Persons. 

DAVID  LYLE  SMITH,  Ph.D. 

B.D.,  M.A.,  University  of  Michigan. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Charles  A.  Blackman,  Professor. 
Thesis:  An Exploratory Study of a Means for Assessing Both Creativity 
and  Conformity  of  First  Graders. 

WILLIAM  CLARK  SPRAGENS,  Ph.D. 

A.B. ,  M.A. ,  University  of  Kentucky. 
Political  Science.  Major  Professor:  Robert  Scigliano,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Press  Coverage  of  Congressional  Campaigns:  A  Content 
Analysis  of  the  1960  Campaign  in  Michigan  and  Tennessee. 

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SARAJANE  STROUD,  Ph.D . 

B.A.,  Kalamazoo  College;  M.A. ,  Western  Michigan  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Charles  A.  Blackman,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Michigan  August  Working  Conference  as  a  Method  of 
Curriculum  Development. 

DOUGLAS  ALLEN  STUART,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Paul  L.  Dressel,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Application  of  Formula  and  Cost  Analysis  Procedures 
to  the  Budgeting  of Academic  Departments. 

ROBERT  ARTHUR  TALLER,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Bowling Green State  University;  M.S. , Michigan State University. 
Chemistry.  Major Professor:  Gerasimos  J.  Karabatsos,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Stereochemical  Studies  of  Nitrosamines,  Oximes  and  N-Sub 
stituted  Hydrazones  by  Nuclear  Magnetic  Resonance  Spectroscopy. 

JOHN GEORGE  THOMPSON, Ph.D. 

WILLIAM  D.  TIDWELL,  Ph.D. 

DONALD  HENRY  VOSS,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Central  Michigan  University;  M.Ed.,  Wayne  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Max  S.  Smith,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Study  of  the  Information  Sources  Utilized  by  Students 
Enrolling  in  a  Community  College  for  the  First  Time. 

B.S.,  Northern  Idaho  College;  M.S.,  Brigham  Young  University. 
Geology.  Major  Professor:  Aureal  T.  Cross,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A Lower  Pennsylvanian Flora from  Utah and its  Stratigraphic 
Significance. 

A.B.,  Calvin  College;  B.D.,  Evangelical  Seminary;  M.S.,  Northern 
Illinois  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  William  W.  Farquhar;  Professor. 
Thesis:  Relationship  of  Environmental  Change  to  Student  Perform 
ance  and  Attrition. 

PATRICIA  STUMP  WALSH,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Oberlin  College;  M.A. ,  Indiana  University. 
Speech.  Major  Professor:  Herbert  J.  Oyer,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Relationship  of  Acoustical  Environment  to  the  Evalua 
tion  of  Perceived  Loudness  of  Connected  Discourse. 

SANDRA  ARDAH  \V ARDEN,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Sociology.  Major  Professor:  Denton  Morrison,  Assistant  Professor. 
Thesis :  The  Leftouts:  Disadvantaged  Children  in  Heterogeneous 
Schools. 

MERVYN ALONZO  WARREN,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Oakwood  College;  M.A. , Andrews  University;  B.D.,  Seventh-day 
Adventist  Theological  Seminary. 
Speech.  Major  Professor:  Kenneth  G.  Hance,  Professor. 
Thesis :  A  Rhetorical  Study  of  the  Preaching  of  Dr.  Martin  Luther 
King,  Jr.,  Pastor and  Pulpit  Orator. 

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\VALTER  ALAN  WATMAN,  Ph.D. 

B.B.A.,  City  College  of  New  York  (C.U.N.Y.);  M.A.,  Michigan  State 
University. 
Psychology.  Major  Professor:  Arthur  A.  Seagull,  Assistant  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Capacity  to  Delay  Gratification  and  its  Relationship  to 
Perceptual Developmental Level, Ego  Strength and  Anxiety  Level:  A 
Study of  Prisoners. 

SAMUEL  KIRKWOOD  YARMAN,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  University  of  Toledo;  M.A.,  Univeristy  of  Michigan. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Karl  T.  Hereford,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Graduates  of  National  Universities  in  Central  America. 

DIPLOMA  FOR  ADVANCED  GRADUATE  STUDIES 

RICHARD  HOHLY 

B.S.,  University  of  New  Hampshire;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Physics.  Major  Professor:  Hugh  McManus,  Professor. 

EDUCATIONAL  SPECIALIST  DEGREE 

SARA  SUAT  BAYAR,  Ed.S. 

B.A.,  Ankara  University,  Turkey;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Buford  Stefflre,  Professor. 

DAVID  OLORUNFEMI  KOLAWOLE,  Ed.S. 

B.S.,  Bethel  College;  M.A. ,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Charles  A.  Blackman,  Professor. 

JACK  C.  MCCONKEY,  Ed.S. 

B.A.,  Alma  College;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Fred  Vescolani,  Professor. 

KENNETH  RICHARD  ROBERTS,  Ed.S. 

B.S.,  Central  Michigan  University;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Fred  Vescolani,  Professor. 

CHARLES  WILLIAM  SHINN,  Ed.S. 

B.S.,  Univeristy  of  Miami;  M.A.,  University  of  Wisconsin. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Donald  J.  Leu,  Professor. 

EDWIN  WARD  ST.  JOHN,  Ed.S. 

B.S.,  M.S. ,  Michigan  State  Universtiy. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Raymond  M.  Clark,  Professor. 

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DOCTORAL  DEGREES 

JOGINDER  N.  ANAND,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  University  of  Delhi;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Mechanics.  Major  Professor:  Terry  Triffet,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Molecular Forces and  Elastic  Constants of Polyethylene  Single 
Crystals. 

ERNEST  ANDRADE,  JR.,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.A.,  University  of  Hawaii. 
History.  Major  Professor:  Madison  Kuhn,  Professor. 
Thesis:  United States Naval Policy in the Disarmament Era,  1921-1937. 

ELMER  SOINI  ANTTONEN,  Ed.D. 

B.S.,  Ferris  Institute;  M.A. ,  University  of  Notre  Dame. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Stanley  E.  Hecker,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Relationship  of  Adult  Education  Program  Development 
in Michigan to  State  Fiscal  Policy. 

ROBERT  LEE  ARMSTRONG,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Heidelberg  College;  M.S.,  Ohio  State  University. 
Biochemistry.  Major  Professor:  John  A.  Boezi,  Assistant  Professor. 
Thesis:  Studies  of  Escherichia  coli  RNA-DNA  Hybrid  and  Methyla 
tion  of  RNA  in  T-4  Infected  Cells. 

LOUIS  C.  ARRINGTON,  Ph.D. 

B.S .,  University  of  Maryland;  M.S.,  University  of  California. 
Poultry  Science.  Major  Professor:  Robert  K.  Ringer,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Studies  of  the  Pineal  Function  in  Japanese  Quail  (Coturnix 
coturnix  japonica). 

OSMAN  ABDEL-AZIZ  ATALLAH,  Ph.D . 

B.V.S.,  Cairo  University;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Pathology.  Major  Professor:  Stuart D .  Sleight,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Experimental  Nitrate,  Nitrite  and  Hydroxylamine Toxicosis  in 
the Guinea  Pig. 

ROGER  DANIEL  AUGUSTINE,  Ed.D. 

B.A.,  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Walter  F.  Johnson,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Persistence  and  Change  in  Major  Field  of  Academically  Pro 
ficient  Engineering  Students  at  Three  Midwestern  Universities. 

CLARENCE  HIRUM  BAGLEY,  Ed.D. 

B.S.,  University  of  Wyoming;  M.S. ,  Utah  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Buford  Stefflre,  Professor. 
Thesis:  An  Evaluation  of  Differential  Prediction  of  Academic  Success 
for  Students  at  Washington  State  University. 

JAMES  WILLIAM  BARUSHOK,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.A. ,  Northwestern  University. 
Speech.  Major  Professor:  E.  C.  Reynolds,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Study  of  the  Membership  and  Leadership  of  Queen  City 
Little  Theatre. 

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GLENN  DAVID  BERKHEIMER,  Ed.D. 

B.S.,  State Teachers College,  Indiana;  M.Ed.,  University  of Pittsburgh. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  T.  Wayne  Taylor,  Professor. 
Thesis:  An  Analysis  of  the  Science  Supervisors'  Role  in  the  Selection 
and  Use of Science  Curriculum  Materials. 

JAMES  WILLIAM  BERRY,  JR.,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.S.,  University  of  Idaho. 
Horticulture.  Major  Professor:  Robert  L.  Carolus,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Factors  and  Practices  Related  to  the  Occurrence  of  Blotchy 
Ripening  in Tomato. 

\NILLIAM  MICHAEL  BOCKS,  Ed.D. 

A.B.,  Hope  College;  M.A.,  Western  Michigan  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Charles  A.  Blackman,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The Relationship  of Teacher Characteristics to  Belief  Changes 
Following  Introduction  of  Nonpromotion  Research  Evidence. 

DANIEL  L.  BODE,  Ph.D. 

BENNY  E.  BRENT,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.S.,  Southern  Illinois  University. 
Speech.  Major  Professor:  Herbert  J.  Oyer,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Some  Effects  of  Auditory  Training  on  Speech  Discrimination 
Performance  of  Hard-of-Hearing  Adults. 

M.S.,  Kansas  State  University. 
Animal Husbandry.  Major  Professor:  Herman W.  Newland,  Associate 
Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Utilization  of  Various  Non-Protein  Nitrogen  Sources  by 
Rumen  Microorganisms  in  a  Continuous  Flow  in  Vitro  Fermentation 
System. 

ARlHUR  W.  CHESTER,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Brooklyn  College  (C.U.N.Y.). 
Chemistry.  Major  Professor:  Carl  H.  Brubaker,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Electronic  and  Vibrational  Spectra  of  the  fl-Amido 
Decamminedicobalt  (HI)  Ion. 

NORMAN  BROOKS  CLEARY,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.S.,  State  College  of  Iowa. 
Communication  Arts.  Major  Professor.:  Hideya  Kumata,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Cross-Cultural  Communication,  Powerlessness,  Salience  and 
Obeisance  of  Professional  Change  Agents. 

GARY  LEE  CLOUD,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.S.,  Michigan  Technological  University. 
Mechanics.  Major  Professor:  George  E.  Mase,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Infrared Photoelasticity;  Principles,  Methods  and Applications. 

SPIROS  MINAS  CONSTANTINIDES,  Ph.D. 

University  Diploma,  Thessaloniki  University;  M.S.,  Michigan  State 
University. 
Food  Science.  Major  Professor:  Clifford  L.  Bedford,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Multiple  Forms  of  Plant  Phenoloxidase. 

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PETER  M.  COSTELLO,  Ph.D. 

A.A.,  Boston University;  B.S.,  University  of Vennont;  M.A.,  University 
of Connecticut. 
Economics.  Major  Professor:  Robert  F.  Lanzillotti. 
Thesis:  Patents  in  the  Antibiotic  Industry. 

CHARLES  CRAPO,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Economics.  Major  Professor:  Charles  Larrowe,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The National Union Convention as an Internal Appeal Tribunal. 

CLYDE  ALLAN  CREGO,  JR.,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.A.,  Montana  State  University. 
Psychology.  Major  Professor:  Bill  L.  Kell,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A.  Pattern  Analytic  Approach  to  the  Measure  of  Modes  of 
Expression  of  Psychological  Differentiation. 

WILLIAM  GEORGE  DARNELL,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  University  of  Buffalo;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Joseph  L.  Saupe,  Professor. 
Thesis:  An  Empirical  Comparison  of  Tests  of  the  Hypothesis  of  No 
Fixed Main Effects  in the  Mixed  Model. 

ADOLPH  RICHARD  D ASLER,  Ph.D. 

A.B. ,  M.A.,  Western  Michigan  University. 
Physiology.  Major  Professor:  E.  Paul  Reineke,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Heat Stress and Strain in Men Wearing Impenneable  Clothing. 

WALLACE  EARL  DE PuE,  Ph.D. 

B.M.,  B.M.E.,  Capital  University;  M.A.,  Ohio  State  University. 
Music.  Major  Professor:  H.  Owen  Reed,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Concerto for  Percussion  and  Orchestra. 

GERALDINE  FLORENCE  DOMINIAK,  Ph.D.  B.S .,  M.B.A.,  University  of  Detroit. 

DAVID  A.  DRINKWATER,  Ph.D. 

Business  Administration  (Accounting).  Major  Professor:  Herbert  E. 
Miller,  Professor. 
Thesis:  An  Investigation  of  the  Applicability  of  Methods  of  Logic  to 
the Analysis  of Accounting  Problems. 

B.S .,  Boston  College;  M.B.A.,  Babson  Institute. 
Business  Administration  (Finance).  Major  Professor:  James  D.  Ed 
wards,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Model Financial Statements - Basis of  a  Proposed  Reimburse 
ment Fonnula to  Control  Hospital  Costs. 

HENRY  FRANCIS  EDELHAUSER,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Paterson  State  College;  M.S .,  Michigan  State  University. 
Physiology.  Major  Professor:  PaulO.  Fromm,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Comparative  Study  of  Water  and  Sodium  Penneability  of 
Lake  Trout  and  Rabbit  Corneas. 

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RALPH  AMBROSE  ERNST,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
PoultIy  Science.  Major  Professor:  Robert  K.  Ringer,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Physiological  Effects  of  Selected  Pesticides  on  the  Jap 
anese  Quail  (Coturnix  coturnix  Japonica)  and  Embryogenesis  of  the 
Domestic  Fowl. 

ROBERT  WESLEY  EVERETT,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  National  Agricultural  College;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Dairy.  Major Professor:  Clinton  E.  Meadows,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Genetic  and  Environmental  Trends  in  Michigan  Dairy  Cattle 
Milk  Production. 

WINSTON  PING  FAN,  Ph.D. 

Diploma,  Chung  Chi  College;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Political  Science.  Major  Professor:  Wesley  R.  Fishel,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Political  Philosophy  of  K'ang  Yu-Wei;  A  Sociological 
Study  of  Religious  Syncretism. 

RAYMOND  FRANCIS  FINN,  Ph.D. 

B.S .,  University  of  Minnesota;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
ForestIy.  Major  Professor:  Donald  P.  White,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Mineral Nutrition of Yellow Poplar (Liriodendron Tulipifera, L.) 

DANIEL  JAMES  FLEISCHHACKER,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  B.S.,  M.A.,  University  of  Minnesota. 
Speech.  Major  Professor:  E.  C.  Reynolds,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Playwright  as  Propagandist:  A  Study  of  the  Dramaturgy 
of  Six  Propaganda  Plays  of  the  American  Theatre 

GARY  CHALMERS  Fox,  Ph.D. 

SALVATORE  GAMBARO,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Hanover  College;  M.S.,  Butler  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Max  S.  Smith,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Need  of  In-Service  Education  for  Community  College 
Trustees  as  Perceived  by  Presidents  and  Trustees  of  Community 
Colleges. 

B.A.,  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Psychology.  Major  Professor:  Albert  I.  Rabin,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Blood Pressure Reactions to  Expressed  and  Unexpressed Anger 
in Low Guilt and  High Guilt  Subjects. 

DENNIS  CRIPPEN  GILLILAND,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Kent  State  University;  M.S.,  Michigan  State University. 
Statistics.  Major  Professor:  James  F.  Hannan,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Approximation  to  Bayes  Risk  in  Sequences  of  Non-Finite  D e 
cision  Problems. 

WILLIAM  FRANK  GLUECK,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.B.A.,  Xavier  University. 
Business  Administration  (Management).  Major  Professor:  Dalton  E. 
McFarland,  Professor .. 
Thesis:  Organization Development Departments  in  Selected  American 
Firms:  An  Exploratory  Behavioral  Analysis 

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HARVEY  GOLDMAN,  Ed.D. 

B.A.,  University  of  Rhode  Island;  M.A.,  John  Carroll  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  James  E.  Heald,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  A Study of the Teacher-Administrator Relationship  and the  In 
fluence  of  Need  Patterns. 

JOHN  MICHAEL  GRABOW,  Ed.D. 

B.S.,  Roosevelt  University;  M.s.,  Southern  Illinois  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Buford  Stefflre,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Effects  of  the  Perceptions  of  the  School  Diagnostician's  Role 
Upon  Consultations. 

JAMES  EDDIE  GREEN,  Ed.D. 

B.S.,  Iowa  State  University;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  John  H.  Suehr,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Relationship  Between  Dogmatism  of  Principals  and 
Teachers'  Morale  in  Twelve  Selected  Secondary  Schools  in  Michigan. 

Roy  ELDON  HALLADAY,  Ed.D. 

B.S.E.,  M.A.,  University  of  Michigan. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Stanley  E.  Hecker,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The Effect of  Certain  Subcultural  Background  Factors  on  the 
Prediction of Grades  at the  University  of  Michigan. 

KENNETH  L.  HARDING,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.S.,  Indiana  State  College. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  James  'VV.  Costar,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A Comparative Study of Caucasian Male High School Students 
Who  Stay  in  School  and  Those  Who  Drop  Out. 

SYED  ABDULLAH  HASSAN,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Government  Institute,  Lahore,  Pakistan;  M.S.,  Michigan  State 
University. 
Agricultural  Engineering.  Major  Professor:  Frederick  H.  Buelow, 
Professor. 
Thesis:  An  Analytical  and  Experimental  Study  of  Thermal  Spectral 
Properties  of  Oxide-Metal  Composite  Media. 

. 

ROBERT  LLOYD  HEDLEY,  Ed.D. 

B.S.,  B.Ed.,  M.Ed.,  University  of  Manitoba. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  T.  Wayne  Taylor,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Student  Attitude  and  Achievement  in  Science  Courses  in 
Manitoba  Secondary  Schools. 

DONALD  WARREN  HERB,  Ph.D. 

A.B.,  Gettysburg  College;  B.D.,  Lutheran  Theology  Seminary. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  John  E.  Jordan,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Study  of  the  Effect  of  Personal  and  Non-Personal  Contacts 
by  Religious  Workers  on  the  Religious  Involvement  of  Lutheran  Col 
lege  Freshmen. 

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REX  J.  HEWLETT,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Central  Michigan  University;  M.M.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Music.  Major  Professor:  Merrell  Sherburn,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  An  Investigation of  the  Effectiveness  of  Two  Methods  of  Stu 
dent  Response  Using  a  Taped  Program  of  Practice  Materials  for  Im 
proving  Aural  Discrimination. 

HENRY  HOLSTEGE,  JR.,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Calvin  College;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Sociology.  Major  Professor:  James  B.  McKee,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Conflict  and Change in  Negro-White  Relations  in  Great Falls. 

IRWIN  ALAN  HOROWITZ,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.A.,  Brooklyn  College  (C.U.N.Y.). 
Psychology.  Major  Professor:  Alfred  G.  Dietze,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Personality  Correlates  of,  and  the  Effect  of  Reward  and 
Costs  on,  Socially  Responsible  Behavior. 

DENNIS  KARL  HUFF,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.S.,  Drake  University. 
Microbiology  and  Public  Health.  Major  Professor:  David  T.  Clark, 
Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Cellular  Aspects  of  the  Resistance  of  Chickens  to  Eimeria 
Tenel"la  Infections. 

JAMES  FLOYD  HUFFMAN,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.A.,  Northwestern  University. 
Speech.  Major  Professor:  Kenneth  G.  Hance,  Professor. 
Thesis:  John  Hay,  The Poetic  Trumpet :  The  Rhetoric  of  "The  States 
man  of  the  Golden  Rule". 

JOHN  CHARLES  HURD,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Brown  University;  M.A.,  University  of  Hawaii. 
Speech.  Major  Professor:  E.  C.  Reynolds,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Meaning  of  Movement  on  the  Contemporary  American 
Stage. 

JERE  TRENT  HUTCHESON,  Ph.D. 

B.M.,  Stetson  University;  M.M.,  Louisiana  State  University. 
Music.  Major  Professor:  H.  Owen  Reed,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Symphony. 

DARRELL  GEORGE  JONES,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.A.,  Iowa  State  Teachers  College. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Archibald  B.  Shaw,  Professor. 
Thesis:  An  Evaluation of  the  Socio-Psychological  and  Socio-Economic 
Effects of MDT A Training on Trainees in Selected Michigan Programs. 

LERoy  ELDON  KENNEL,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Goshen  College;  M.A.,  State  University  of  Iowa;  B.D.,  Goshen 
Theological  Seminary. 
Speech.  Major  Professor:  David  C.  Ralph,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Communication  Constructs  in  Contemporary  American  Pro 
testant Preaching,  1940-1965. 

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OSAMU  KITANI,  Ph.D . 

B.A.,  M.A.,  University  of  Tokyo. 
Agricultural Engineering.  Major Professor:  Sverker  Persson, Associate 
Professor. 
Thesis:  Stress-Strain  Relationships  for  Soil  with  Variable  Lateral 
Strain. 

ALLEN  JAY  KLINGENBERG,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.A.,  University  of  Michigan. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Troy  L.  Stearns,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Study  of  Selected  Administrative  Behaviors  Among  Admin 
istrators  from  Innovative  and  Non-Innovative  Public  School  Districts. 

LENNIS  MORELAND KNIGHTON,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.B .A. ,  Brigham  Young  University. 
Business  Administration  (Accounting).  Major  Professor:  James  D. 
Edwards,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Performance  Post  Audit in  State  Government :  An  Anal 
ysis  of  Its  Nature,  Its  Purpose,  and  Its  Possibility. 

CONSTANTINE  KONSTANS,  Ph.D. 

B.M.,  Indiana  University;  M.A.,  Ohio  State  University. 
Business  Administration  (Accounting).  Major  Professor:  Gardner  M. 
Jones,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The Effects  of  Data Processing  Service  Bureaus  on  the  Prac 
tice  of  Public Accounting. 

KARL  ROBERT  KRAMER,  Ed.D . 

B.S.,  M.S.,  New  York  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Troy  L.  Stearns,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Effect  of  the  Attitudes  of  Prospective  Teachers  on  the 
Utilization  of  Professional  Laboratory  Experiences  for  the  Develop 
ment of  Insight About,  and  a  Commitment to,  Teaching. 

ARNOLD  A.  KURTZ,  Ph.D. 

B.Th.,  Walla  Walla  College;  M.A.,  Andrews  University. 
Speech.  Major  Professor:  Kenneth  G.  Hance,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Rhetorical  Analysis  of  the  Preaching  of  Dr.  Clarence  E. 
MaCartney, Twentieth Century Exponent of the Traditional Orthodoxy. 

CHEN  HUI  LEE,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  National  Taiwan  University,  Free  China;  M.S.,  Michigan  State 
University. 
Forestry.  Major  Professor:  Jonathan  W .  Wright,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Anatomical  Characters  and  Chemical  Composition  of  Euro 
pean  Black  Pine  Needles  as  Influenced  by  Geographic  Origins  and 
Nitrogen  Fertilization. 

LOUIS  G.  LIPPMAN,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Stanford  University;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Psychology.  Major  Professor:  M.  Ray  Denny,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Cue  Utilization  in  Serial  Learning. 

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T AHA  HASSAN  HUSSEIN 
MAHMOUD,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  University  of Alexandria;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Poultry  Science.  Major  Professor:  Theo  H.  Coleman,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Growth  and  Reproduction  of  Bobwhite  Quail  Raised  in 
Confinement. 

MERRIT  LEE  MALLORY,  Ph.D. 

B.s.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Physics.  Major  Professor:  Henry  G.  Blosser,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Phase  Space  Density  Studies  on  Cyclotron  Ion  Sources. 

MARGARET  ANN  McKENNA,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Emmanuel  College;  Ed.M. ,  Boston  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Helen  H.  Green,  Professor. 
Thesis:  An Experiment to  Determine the  Effect of the Early Introduc 
tion of New-Matter Dictation in the Teaching of Beginning  Shorthand 
to  College  Students. 

PETER  ANTHONY  McKINNON,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
History.  Major  Professor :  Vernon  L.  Lidtke,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Geoffrey Dawson,  The Times and the Formation of  the British 
Appea.sement  Policy  to  1936. 

JAMES  LEO  McNALLY,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.S.,  State  University  of  New  York. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Edward  B.  Blackman,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Instructional  Role  of  the  Graduate  Teaching  Assistant  at 
Michigan  State  University. 

JOSEPH  MEZZANO,  JR.,  Ed.D. 

B.S.,  Wisconsin  State  University - Superior;  M.A.,  Michigan  State 
University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Norman  Kagan,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Group  Counseling  with  Low-Motivated  Male  High  School 
Students - Comparative  Effects  of  Two  Uses  of  Counselor  Time. 

JAMES  CARLTON  MI'ITLER,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  University  of  New  Mexico;  M.S.,  University  of  Illinois. 
Physiology.  Major  Professor:  Joseph  Meites,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Studies on the Hypothalamic Regulation of Follicle-Stimulating 
Hormone Release. 

CHARLES  C.  MODESITT,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.S., Indiana State University. 
Education.  Major  Professor :  George  R.  Myers,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Study  of  the  Duties  Performed  by  Medical  Assistants 

FRANK  DAVIS  MORRISON,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.S.,  University  of  Idaho. 
Horticulture.  Major  Professor:  Stanley  K.  Ries,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Cultural  and  Environmental  Parameters  for  Mechanically 
Harvested  Cucumbers. 

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DONALD  HULL  NICKERSON,  Ed.D. 

A.B.,  Calvin  College;  M.A.,  University  of  Michigan. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  James  David  Hoffman,  Associate  Pro 
fessor . 
Thesis:  A  Survey  of  the  Distribution  of  Personality  Types  and  Re 
lated  Interests  Among  Competent  Teachers  in  Advantaged  and  Dis 
advantaged  Settings. 

THOMAS  EUGENE  NIEDRINGHAUS,  Ph.D . 

A.B .,  Kalamazoo  College;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Geography.  Major  Professor:  Dieter  H.  Brunnschweiler,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A Climatography  of  Michigan. 

KAREN  MARIE  NIELSEN,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Speech.  Major  Professor:  Herbert  J.  Oyer,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Effect  of  Redundancy  on  the  Visual  Recognition  of  Fre 
quently  Employed  Spoken  Words. 

RICHARD  ALLAN  NORMAN,  D .B.A. 

B.S .,  Franklin  and  Marshall  College. 
Business  Administration  (Personnel).  Major  Professor:  Dalton  E. 
McFarland,  Professor. 
Thesis:  An  Experiment in a  Phenomenological Approach  to  the  Study 
of  Business  Decision-Making. 

. 

JAMES  FREDERICK  OLMSTED,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Syracuse  University;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Geology.  Major  Professor:  Justin  Zinn,  Professor. 
Thesis :  Petrology  of  a  Differentiated  Anorthositic  Intrusion  in  North 
western  Wisconsin. 

RAYBURN  ELLIS  PARKER,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Mississippi  State  University;  M.S.,  Texas  A.  &  M.  University. 
Agricultural  Engineering.  Major  Professor:  Bill  A.  Stout,  Professor 
Thesis:  Design  Parameters  for  Hydroco~ling Cherries. 

CURTIS  LEVERNE  PATTON,  Ph.D. 

B.S .,  Fisk  University;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Microbiology  and  Public  Health.  Major  Professor:  David  T.  Clark, 
Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Resistance  of  Rats  to  Trypanosoma  lewisi  (Kent,  1880). 

GORDON  WILBUR  PAUL,  Ph.D. 

B.S., University  of Tulsa. 
Business  Administration  (Marketing) .  Major  Professor:  Charles  C. 
Slater,  Professor. 
Thesis:  An  Interactional  Approach  to  Investigating  Food  Buying 
Behavior. 

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MAURICE  D .  PELTON,  Ed.D. 

ALAN  R.  PUTNAM,  Ph.D. 

JAMES  ALTON  RAy,  Ph.D. 

B.M.,  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Herbert  C.  Rudman,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  National Analysis  of Education Quality  as  Measured  by  the 
Educational  Characteristics  Criterion  (ECC),  Achievement,  and  Se 
lected  Cost  Factors. 

B.S.,  University  of  New  Hampshire;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Horticulture.  Major  Professor:  Stanley  K.  Ries,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The Phytotoxicity and Mechanisms of Action of H erbicide and 
Herbicide-Adjuvant Combinations on Quackgrass.  (Agropyron  Repens 
(L.)  Beauv.) 

D.V.M.,  Ohio  State  University;  M.S. ,  Michigan  State  University. 
Pathology.  Major Professor :  C . Cleon  Morrill,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Disease in Swine  Resulting from  Experimental Administration 
of  Mycobacterium  Bovis,  Mycobacterium  Avium  or  Group-Ill  Myco 
bacteria. 

ELDON  ALVIN  REILING,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Western  Illinois  University;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Agricultural  Economics.  Major  Professor:  Lester  V.  Manderscheid, 
Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Demand  Analysis  for  Commercial  Fertilizer  in  the  United 
States,  by  States. 

RONALD  LUTHER  REISBIG,  Ph.D . 

B.S.,  Michigan State University :  M.S ., University  of Washington. 
Mechanical  Engineering.  Major  Professor:  Joseph  E .  Lay,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Study  of  Dropwise  Condensation. 

SOLOMON  RUNDBAKEN,  Ph.D. 

B.F .A.,  M.E.,  University  of  Georgia. 
Speech.  Major  Professor:  H erbert J.  Oyer,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Bone  Conduction/ Air  Conduction  Cancellation  as  a  Function 
of  Intensity and  Frequency  Manipulation. 

'WILLIAM  GEORGE  SCHAAR,  JR.,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor :  Gregory  A.  Miller,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Changes  in  Academic  Success  and  Self-Concept  of  Low 
Achieving  Community  College  Freshmen. 

DANIEL  MYRON  SEIFER,  Ph.D . 

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B.A.,  University  of  Chicago;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Business  Administration  (Management).  Major  Professor:  Dalton  E. 
McFarland,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Relationships  of  Selected  Personal  Characteristics  to  Income 
Achievement of College  Graduates. 

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RAGHU  NANDAN  SINGH,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.A. ,  University  of  Allahabad;  M.A.,  University  of  Agra. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Cole  S.  Brembeck,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The Role of the Federal Government in Indian Higher Educa 
tion  Since  Independence,  1947. 

JEROME  MARTIN  STAM,  Ph.D . 

B.S.,  University  of  Nebraska;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Agricultural  Economics.  Major  Professor:  Lester  V.  Manderscheid, 
Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  An  Application  of  Macro-Economic  Analysis  to  the  Demand 
for  Human  Skills  and  Knowledge. 

JOHN  EDWIN  STOECKEL,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Eastern  Michigan  University;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Sociology.  Major Professor:  J.  Allan  Beegle,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Impact  of  Metropolitan  Dominance  Upon  the  Status 
Structure and Status Consistency of Rural-Farm and Urban Population. 

CHARLES  IRVIN  SWITZER,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Central  Michigan  University;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
English.  Major  Professor:  Russel  B.  Nye,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Political,  Philosophical,  and  Religious  Thought  of  Dr. 
Benjamin  Rush. 

MADELEINE  BISE  THERRIEN,  Ph.D. 

M.A.,  University  of Paris. 
French,  Language  and Literature.  Major  Professor:  Herbert Josephs, 
Assistant  Professor. 
Thesis:  Une  Analyse  Des  Trois  Personnages  Principaux  Des  Liaisons 
Dangereuses. 

BOUNNONG  THIPPHAWONG,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  National  Taiwan  University;  M.S .,  University  of  Hawaii. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Guy  E.  Timmons,  Professor. 
Thesis:  An  Analysis  of  Social  and  Educational  Systems  of  Laos  in 
View of Establishing Teacher Education in  Agriculhue for  Elementary 
School Teachers. 

JOHN  MICHAEL  THOMPSON,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  University  of Sheffield;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Comparative  Literature.  Major  Professor:  Herbert  Weisinger,  Pro 
fessor. 
Thesis:  Translations  from  Rene  Char's  La  Parole  en  Archipel  and 
Other  Works,  with  an  Introductory  Essay. 

CLIFFORD  EARL  TIEDEMANN,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  University  of  Illinois;  M.A.,  University  of  Oklahoma. 
Geography.  Major  Professor :  Donald  A.  Blome,  Assistant  Professor . 
Thesis:  Two  Models  for  the  Inferential  Analysis  of  Central  Place' 
Patterns. 

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RICHARD  CHARLES  TOWNE,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  State  University  of  New  York;  M.S.,  Canisius  College. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  William  K.  Durr,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Social  Psychological  Change  Associated  with  Special  Class 
Placement for  Educable  Mentally  Retarded  Students. 

ROBERT  LEWIS  TREZISE,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Northwestern  University;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Elizabeth  M.  Drews,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Descriptive Study of the Life Styles  of a  Group  of  Creative 
Adolescents. 

LLOYD  ARTHUR  TRINKLEIN,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Central Michigan  University;  M.A.,  University of Michigan. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  T.  Wayne  Taylor,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  Comparative  Study  of  the  Effectiveness  of  Using  a  Full 
Fihn  and  Short  Format  Films  to  Teach  Chemistry. 

CHARLES  WRIGHT  TUCKER,  JR.,  Ph.D. 

A.B.,  Whittier  College;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  Univelisty. 
Sociology.  Major  Professor :  Wiliam  A.  Faunce,  Professor. 
Thesis:  Occupational  Evaluation  and  Self  Identification. 

JAMES  ARTHUR  TWEEDY,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Southern  Illinois  University;  M.S. ,  Michigan  State  Univeristy. 
Horticulture.  Major  Professor:  Stanley  K.  Ries,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The Influence of Simazine  on Growth  and  Nitrogen  Metabol 
ism  of Plants. 

JAMES  WOODSON  V ANEVRA,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Valparaiso  University;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Philosophy.  Major Professor:  Henry  S.  Leonard,  Professor. 
Thesis:  A  History  of  Some  Aspects  of  the  Theory  of  Logic,  1850-
Present. 

JUDITH  ANN  V ANEVRA,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Valparaiso  University;  M.A.,  Bowling  Green  State  University. 
Psychology.  Major  Professor:  Lucy  R.  Ferguson,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Relationship  Between  Level  of  Self-Esteem  and  Manifesta 
tions  of  Conscience  Development  in  Fifth-Graders. 

PAUL  ALBERT  VOLZ,  Ph.D. 

FRANK  LOUIS  VOORHEIS,  Ph.D. 

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B.A.,  Heidelberg  College;  M.S.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Botany  and  Plant  Pathology.  Major  Professor:  Everett  S.  Beneke, 
Professor. 
Thesis:  In  Vitro  Studies  on  Species  and  Mutants  of  Agaricus,  Can 
tharellus,  Lepista,  Pleurotus,  and  V olvariella. 

B.S.,  M.B.A.,  Wayne  State  University. 
Business  Administration  (Finance) .  Major  Professor:  Adolph  E. 
Grunewald,  Professor. 
Thesis:  "Investment  Policy  and  Performance  of  Bank  Administered 
Pooled  Equity Funds  for  Employee  Benefit Plans". 

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PHILIP  FREDRICK  ' VARNKEN,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  M.S.,  Kansas  State  University. 
Agricultural  Economics.  Major  Professor:  Lawrence  W .  Witt,  Pro 
fessor. 
Thesis:  Macro-Economic  Impacts  of  Public  Law  480,  Title  I  in 
Colombia. 

JEROME  CHARLES  WEBER,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  Brooklyn  College  (C.U.N.Y.);  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Wayne  Van  Huss,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Effects  of  Differing  Pre-Puberty  Exercise  Programs  on 
Selected  Measures  of  Growth  in  the  Male  Albino  Rat. 

IRA  PHILIP  WEINSTEIN,  Ph.D. 

B.B.A.,  City  College  of  New  York  (C.U.N.Y.);  M.A.,  Michigan  State 
University. 
Psychology.  Major  Professor:  Bertram  P.  Karon,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Recall  of  Memories  as  a  Function  of  Repressing  and 
Sensitizing  D efenses  and  Body  Position. 

DONALD  W.  WILSON,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  Southern  Missionary  College;  M.A.,  Andrews  University. 
Speech.  Major  Professor:  Kenneth  G.  Hance,  Professor. 
Thesis :  A Rhetorical Study of the  Preaching of  Pastor George  Vande 
man. 

EDWARD  JOSEPH  WOLFF,  Ph.D. 

B.A.,  M.A.,  University  of D etroit. 
English.  Major  Professor:  William  Whallon,  Associate  Professor. 
Thesis:  Chaucer's  Normalized  Diction:  A  Comparison  of  Recurring 
Phrases  in  Chaucer  and  Beowulf  to  D etermine  the  Validity  of  the 
Magoun  Thesis. 

GEORGE  ANDREW  WOLFF,  Ph.D. 

B.A. ,  M.A.,  Washington  University. 
English.  Major  Professor:  Herbert  vVeisinger,  Professor. 
Thesis:  The  Production  of  Time,  Themes  and  Images  in  the  Poetry 
of Theodore Roethke. 

HAROLD  EUGENE  WRIGHT,  Ph.D. 

B.S.,  University  of  Dayton;  M.S. ,  University  of  Cincinnati. 
Mechanics.  Major  Professor:  Lawrence  E.  Malvern,  Professor. 
Thesis :  An  Experimental Study of the Boundary-Layer Characteristics 
for  Two-Phase  (Gas-Liquid  Spray)  Flow  Over a  Circular Cylinder. 

DIPLOMA  FOR  ADVANCED  GRADUATE  STUDIES 

Graduated  as  of  September  2,  1966 

GRACE  LORETTA  MURRAY 

B.A.,  M.S.,  University  of  Rochester. 
Microbiology  and  Public  Health.  Major  Professor:  Walter  L.  Mall 
mann, Professor. 

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EDUCATIONAL  SPECIALIST  DEGREE 

G.  P.  BAILEY,  Ed.S. 

B.S.,  Michigan  State  University;  M.A.,  Western  Michigan  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  James  E.  Heald,  Associate  Professor. 

ALBERTA  RUTH  BALAs,  Ed.S. 

A.B.,  University  of  Michigan;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Byron  H.  VanRoekel,  Professor. 

FREDERICK  CASEY  BRUHN,  Ed.S. 

B.S.,  Western  Michigan  University;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Donald  F.  Sellin,  Assistant  Professor. 

WILLIAM  JOSEPH  CONDON,  Ed.S. 

A.B.,  Western  Michigan  University;  M.A.,  University  of  Michigan. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  James  E.  Heald,  Associate  Professor. 

MARGARET  WATTS  GITLIN,  Ed.S. 

B.S.,  Ohio  State  University;  M.A.,  Wayne  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  John  E.  Jordan,  Associate  Professor. 

MARIGENE  GOLLER,  Ed.S. 

B.S.,  National College of  Education;  M.S.,  Whittier College. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Ray  G.  Harper,  Assistant  Profes, ur. 

CHARLES  EDWARD  HALLAWELL,  Ed.S. 

B.A.,  M.A.,  Ball  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Peter  G.  Haines,  Professor. 

DAVID  FREGEAU  HANSON,  Ed.S. 

A.B.,  University  of  Michigan;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Donald  Leu,  Professor. 

EDWARD  RICHARD  HINTZ,  Ed.S. 

B.S.,  Eastern  Michigan  University;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Fred  Vescolani,  Professor. 

ELEANOR  WANTY  MULLIKIN,  Ed.S. 

B.S.,  M.A.,  Michigan State University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Peter  G.  Haines,  Professor. 

ROGER  DANIEL  OBERG,  Ed.S. 

B.S.,  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Fred  Vescolani,  Professor. 

ELEANORE  LUCILLE  PEDERSON,  Ed.S. 

B.S.,  Central  Michigan  University;  M.A.,  Michigan  State  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Herbert  C.  Rudman,  Professor. 

HARRY  BENNETT  RANDALL,  Ed.S. 

B.S.,  Kansas  State  Teachers  College;  M.S.,  University  of  Southern 
California. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Horace  C.  Hartsell,  Professor. 

LLOYD  GEORGE  SWIERENGA,  Ed.S. 

B.S.,  M.A.,  Western  Michigan  University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  John  Suehr,  Assistant  Professor. 

PARNELL  LESLIE  TARDY,  Ed.s. 

A.B.,  M.A.,  Western Michigan University. 
Education.  Major  Professor:  Fred  Vescolani,  Professor. 

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COLLEGE  OF 
AGRICULTURE 
AND  NATURAL  RESOURCES 

THOMAS  K.  COWDEN,  DEAN 

Agricultural  Economcis 
Kenneth  Lee  Johnson 
Ernesto  Saturnino  Liboreiro 
Frank Knox  McCalla 
Michael Dean Pridgeon 

Agricultural  Extension 
Johnson Avbiniovurue  Ekpere 

Agricultural  Mechanization 
Rafiq  Ahmad 

Animal  Husbandry 
Roger  Henry  Wellenreiter 

Biochemistry 
Patricia Ann Gawarecki 
James  Ray  Hunsley 
Irene  Emily  Kochevar 
Hernan  Nunez-Arellano 
Suparb  Pusobha 

Cooperative  Extension 
Education 
George  Frederic  Jennings 
Barbara  A.  Judy 
Donald  James  Walker 

Crop  Science 
Larry  Keith  Binning 
Tso-Cheng Chang 

Jerry  Dennis  Doll 
Oghenetsavbuko Todo Edje 
J ames Alan Fischer 

Poultry  Science 
Howard Edwin Wildey 

Dairy 
Richard  Stanley  Austin 

Fisheries  and  Wildlife 
Gary  Howard  Heinz 

Food Science 
Duane  Elmer  Koch 

Forest  Products 
Paul  D.  Bobb 
Donald  David  Drone 
Pentti Tapani  Hakkila 
Palle  Jacobsen 
David Pegaz 
Richard  Fred Witte 

Forestry 
Gordon  Hughston Lewis 
John  Beatty  Mathies 

Horticulture 
Pantazis  Alexandros  Gerakis 
Jon  Arthur  Mead 
Daniel  Clement  Milbocker 
Hamed  Ebrahim  Mosokar 
Dusit Siripong 

Resource  Development 
Anthony  Francis  Abar 
Nelson  Ernest Ball 
Richard  Egbert Cary 
Carl  Bernard  DeKay 
Harold  Freier 
Kerry  Robert  Ludlow  Joy 
Richard  Phillip  Kelley 
Edward  Allison  Kirkby 
John  Raymond  Suffron 

Soil  Science 
Lawrence  Alton  Rudgers 
Chwan  Chau Wang 
Lo-Tung Wang 
Robert  Michael  Weaver 
Ming-Huei  Wu 

DEGREE  RECOMMENDED 
JOINTLY  WITH  THE 
COLLEGE  OF  ENGINEERING 

Agricultural  Engineering 
Zawdu Felleke 
Arne  Hilmersen 
Toshimichi  Ikeda 
Moedjijarto  Pratomo 
Robert  Harry  Shaw 
Stephen  Arthur  Weller 
Soleiman  Zareian 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER 

OF  SCIENCE 

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DEGREE  OF 

BACHELOR 

OF  SCIENCE 

Agricultural  Biochemistry 
Geoffrey  Ihesiaba  Ahunanya 

Food  Science 
Ronald  Samuel  Quon 

Agricultural Business 
George  Arthur  Zinkil,  Jr. 

Agricultural  Communications 
James  Jay Zolczer 

Agricultural Economics 
°Thomas  Sherwood  Benson 
James Warren Cross 
°Thomas A.  Hile 
Gerald  Otis  Jessup 

Agricultural  Mechanization 
Ibrahim Abubakar Danladi 

Dutsin-Ma 

Edwin William  Haenni 
°David  Alfred  Payeur 
Larry  Allen  Piotter 
Raymond  George  Sweeney 

Building  Construction 
Ronald  Russell  Hansen 
Dennis  Michael Rog 

Crop  Science 
Bitrus  Davou  Tujwe Datiri 
°Julius  Alani  Babatunde 

Oyedokun 

Fisheries  and  Wildlife 
Bruce  William  Avery 
Jay  Rufus  Bellinger 
John Lapine Griffin, Jr. 
J ames  Hopkins  Raber 
Ronald  Edward Sanders 
Thomas  Darrell Yonkers 
John  Joseph  Zima,  Jr. 

Forestry 
Ernest Edward Abel 
David  Louis  Feiger 
Wayne  H arvey  Gertz 
Norman  Kasmauskis 
David Floyd Knight 
Richard  Louis  Larsen 
Lawrence  Robert  Lindner 
Harry  Morton  Newlon 
James  Joseph  Rau 
Noah  Quinten  Speer 
Lawrence James  Thoney 

Horticultural  Management 
Gordon  Allen  DeVries 
Charles  John  Fiore 

Mobile  Homes 
Thomas  Owen  Mitchel 

Packaging 
Gerry  Lee Ackley 
Donald  Ralph  Avolio 
Stanley  Melvin  Blumberg 
Raymond  Anthony  Bourque 
J.  Edward  Bradley 
Robert  Kenneth Burgess 
Dennis  Michael Drummond 
Bernard  Eugene  Fedewa 
Robert  Emil  Ferguson 
Donald Albert Funk 
Paul  D.  Grebinar 
John  Harland  Hansen 
Robert  Gilmore  Harshaw 
Lewis  Edison  Hayes 
J ames  Allen  Healey 
Douglas  Harry  Hoxie 
Terrance  William  Kryger 
James  Eugene  Marterella 

Ronald  Gene  McManus 
Douglas  Edward  Meyers 
Philip  Anthony  Napolitano 
Dennis  Lee  Radke 
Wilfred  Eugene  Riddell 
Martin  Earl Roach 
William  LeRoy  Shroyer 
William  Joseph  Somerville 
Joseph  Ernest Szalay 
H al  Coburn  Wade,  JI. 

Park  Management 
Gary  Lynn  Gidley 
Philip  K.  McComb 
Robert  Emil  Pfister 
Gerard  Albert  Verstraete 
James  Gordon  Weston 

Pomology  and  V egetable 
Production 
John  Ernest  Mackey,  JI. 
"Martin  James  Wiles,  JI. 

Soil  Science 
Emmanuel  Ige  Olomu 

DEGREE  RECO:MMENDED 
JOINTL Y  WITH  THE 
COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 

Agricultural  Education 
Robert  Neal  Curry 
Lynn  Dale  Gould 
James  Edward Jelinek 

o ° Jerry  Walter  Kabat 
Roger  Alan  Post 
Leslie  Howai'd  Smith 
Burton J.  Stanley 
H 0" Alden  James  Wyma 

Park  Management 
Frank James  Bricker 

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COLLEGE  OF 
ENGINEERING 

JOHN  D.  RYDER,  DEAN 

Chemical  Engineering 
Devendra  Mehta 
Kirit  G. Patel 

Civil  Engineering 
Harasiddhiprasad Gajanan 

Bhatt 

Frederick  T.  Eyer 
Bahram  Salagegheh 

Chemical  Engineering 
°Carl  Kennedy  Branson 
Jack  Wright  Blackmer,  JI'. 
Howard  Dale  Duckman 

Civil  Engineering 
Henry  John  Brolick 
°Leroy  Ray  Dell 

Electrical  Engineering 
James  Nelson  Clark 
J ames  Alan  Rose 
Terril John  Steichen 
Robert Tony  Temmerman 
Ronald  Janes  Valade 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER 

OF  SCIENCE 

DEGREE  OF 

BACHELOR 

OF  SCIENCE 

Electrical  Engineering 
Hay  Armen  Boyadjian 
Lloyd  Duane  Corliss 
Nadim  Fawzl Haddad 
Glenn  Edward  Lang 
John  Gilman  Miles 
Chittur  Krishnier  Narendra 
H . C.  Tien 

Mechanics 
Lynn Charles  Lewis 

Metallurgy 
J ames  Carl  Baker 

Metallurgy 
Gary  Joseph  Allen 
°Frederick  Willis  Crowley 
°Roy  Carl  Lueth 

DEGREE  RECOMMENDED 
JOINTLY  WITH  THE 
COLLEGE  OF  AGRICULTURE 

Agricultural Engineering 
Leland  Chace  Fitzpatrick 
Clifford  E.  Stannebein 

Mechanical  Engineering 
Farouk Abbas  AI-Janabi 
HO ° Lawrence  Leland  Bauer 

Warren  Charles  Brown 
J ames  Louis  Celentino 
°Lawrence Earl  Crosby 
Walter  D aniel  Dugopolski 
Turgud  Alev  Enustun 
Gary  Lee  Erber 
Mark  Wayne  Hunt 

IPWayne  Albert  Luchenbill 
John  Thomas  Merrill 
Alvaro  Obligado 
George  Harvey  Ostrander 
Harold  Arthur  Slaughter 
David  Franklin  Spalding 
Melvin  Arthur  St.  John,  Jr. 
"Jack  Ford Wheeler 
°Lester Alton  Zischke 

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COLLEGE  OF 
HOME  ECONOMICS 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER 

OF  ARTS 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER 

OF  SCIENCE 

DEGREE  OF 

BACHELOR 

OF  SCIENCE 

JEANETTE  A.  LEE,  DEAN 

Child  Development 
LaDessa  Rogers  Smelcer 

Education  for  Home  and 
Family  Living 
Shirley  Jacquelyn  Brackett 
Carol Ann  Nizlek 
Elaine  Diana  Roccapriore 
Pauline  Buss  Schaffer 
Carole  Anne  Suydam 
Noel Snouffer Vertrees 

Home  Management 
Neta  Sue  Melton 

Related  Arts 
Faye  Lou  Brasington 
Anita  Marie  Fratianne 

Textiles  and Clothing 
Gwendolyn  Lucille  Daley 

General  Home  Economics 
Julia  K.  Ramtu 

Institutional  Administration 
Wilma  Butcher Porter 
Sister  Mary Rosita 
Schiller,  R.S.M . 

N elida  Simons 

Nutrition 
Rosemary  Louise  Blyth 

Dietetics 
Lynden  Arlienne  Webley 

General  Home  Economics 
Harriett  Elizabeth 
Hendrickson 

Daylene  Weller  Lumis 
"Sandra  Lynn  Smith 

Interior  Design 
Nancy  Shaw  Cramer 
Mary  Catherine  Haan 
Heather  May  Mueller 

Retailing  of  Textiles  and 
Clothing 
Carole  Lynn  Berg 
Carol  Ann  Domke 
Karen  Elaine  Peterson 

DEGREE  RECOMMENDED 
JOINTLY  WITH  ,THE 
COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 

Child  Development and 
Teaching 
Eleanor  Kay  Birkland 
Mary  Louise  Boyland 
Barbara  Ann  Brisse 
Barbara Jewell Mowers 
Margaret  Jane  Peggs 

Home  Economics  Teaching 
"Barbara  Elaine  Baldwin 
Mary Diane Henkel 
Barbara  Lee  Brown 
Susan  Scott  Coman 
Deanna J 0  Irelan 
Linda  Grace  Murphy 
Anita  Marie  Osborn 
Marifrances  Rogers 
Marilyn  Ruth  Stempihar 

H  Honors  College 
o  With  Honor 

"" With  High  Honor 

40 

COLLEGE  OF 
VETERINARY 
MEDICINE 

WILLIS  W.  ARMISTEAD,  D EAN 

Aruztomy 
Richard Edward Bostrom 
Kenneth  Robert  Holmes 

Microbiology  and 
Public  Health 
Daniel  Joseph  O'Reilly 

M.edical  Technology 
Louella Jane  Nelson 
Ellen  Newman 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER 

OF  SCIENCE 

DEGREE  OF 

BACHELOR 

OF  SCIENCE 

Pathology 
Bruce  Robert  Christie 
Dibakar  Panigrahi 
Shirley  Mae  Selden 
Mahlon  Wesley  Vorhies 

Veterinary  Surgery  and 
Medicine 
Donald  L.  Buelke 

Veterinary  Medicine 
Douglas  James  Brooks 
HOThomas  Clark  Candee 
HOSusan  Laureda Coulter 
Tames  George  Fordyce 

HO ° William  James  Kelch 
Richard  K.  Loeffler 

Albert James  Malouin 
Michael  Thomas  Powers 

" "Susan  Marjorie  Rabaut 

Richard  Paul  Reid 
Henry  Matthew  Vaupel 
"Robert Douglas  Whipple 

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° ° With  High  Honor 

41 

COLLEGE  OF 
BUSINESS 

ALFRED  L.  SEELYE,  DEAN 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER 

OF  ARTS 

Economics 
E.  Richard  Bourdon,  J r. 
Tulio Alberto Ceconi 
Kenneth  I van  Hansen 
Edward Henry Heinze 

Thomas  Chagai  Lowinger 
Hugh  William  McNeil 
Jon  Philip  Messner 

Ronald  Gene  Robertson 
Augustus  James  Rogers,  III 
Kenneth  Bishop  Stanley 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER  OF 

BUSINESS 

ADMINISTRATION 

DEGREE  OF 

BACHELOR 

OF  ARTS 

GRADUATE  SCHOOL  OF  BUSINESS  ADMINISTRATION 

Steven  Verne  Bayles 
Frederick  George Bean 
Jerome  Anthony  Bielawski 
Robert Ray  Carter 
Vas ant  Gordhandas  Choksey 
lain  Thornton  Christie 
Stewart Michael Cohen 
Jose Peiro Da Silva Carvalho 
Wayne Daniel De Armon 
Warren  Harvey  Dunnington 
Etienne  Jacques  Dupuis 
William  Louis  Etienne 
Donald George  Feetham 
Kim  F.  Floyd 
Charles  Eugene  Garrison 
Russell  Theodore  Gingras 
Charles  Harry Halvorson 
David Dean Harris 
William  Franklin  Hatcher,  Jr. 
Tiiliin  Zehra  Haznedaroglu 
Keith  Jon Hess 

Arthur Ticknor  Huey 
Ross  William  Keller 
Thomas  Everett  Korpi,  Jr. 
Andrejs  Kruglitis 
Frederick  Robert  Lampe 
Edward Alan  Lazarus 
Donald John Leone 
Theodore  Charles  Linder 
Gary  Richard Lytle 
Dattatray  Nilkanth Manerikru: 
Richard G.  Marquardt 
Nelson  Joseph  McMahon,  Jr. 
Harry Taylor  Merrill 
Philip  Granville  Mitchell 
Ronaldo  Fr6es  Monteiro 
George  Herbert Moore,  III 
John  Scot  Mueller 
Brian  Minard  Mumaw 
Roberto  Pires  Pacheco 
George  Rowland  Page 

Harold  Leroy Patrick 
Anthony  Thomas  Piernick 
Charles  Edward Reeves 
Asaph Reznik 
Michael Thomas  Rossman 
Frank Lawrence  Russ 
Frederick  Cooley  Seeley 
Bhrugu  Mohanlal Shah 
David Val  Spangler 
John  Claude  Speicher 
Richard  Frederick  Sundstrom 
Dennis  Paul  Swanson 
Carl  Torben  Thomsen 
Thomas  Joseph  Turcotte 
Harish  Laxminarayan  Verma 
William  Lee Waanders 
Gregory  Allan  Wabeke 
G.  Daniel Whittaker 
Yuzo  Yagi 
Lawrence  Jay  Zimmerman 

Accounting 
David  Lee  Basset 
William  Charles  Brown 
Robert Earl  Burg 
Jeffrey  Scott Butzbach 
Richard  Lee  Cypher 
Donald  George  Danner 
J ames  Howard  Dean 
Patrick  Joseph  Finerty 
Daniel William  Foy,  Jr. 
Richard  Dennis  Guest 
James  Garratt  Gunter 
Sidney  Keith Koontz 
Jens  Karel  Kubicek 
Charles  Melvin  Lindgren 
Richard  Edward Luxon 

Ronald  Virgil  Marks 
Francis  Edward  Martin 
Michael  John  Miller 
Clayton  Susumu  Nakama 
Saundra Lee  Nied 
David  Michael  Petruska 
Daniel  John  Phillips 
" "J ames  Howard  Piltz 
H" "Russell  Charles  Pletcher 
Joseph  Thomas  Pleva 
Daniel  Gerard Popma 
Donald Edward Rickenbaugh 
"Dan  F.  Scupin 
Kenneth  Thomas  Silver 
Terry  Lee  Streeter 
Samuel  Charles  Supernaw 

"Alvin  Duane  Swanson 
"Wesley  Dale  VanHouten 
Thomas  George  Webber 

H"Thomas  C.  Willson 

Economics 
"Robert Charles  Brown 
Jon  Thomas  Cordray 
Kenneth  Arthur  Engle 
Stanley  Robert  Lanka 
Walter Joseph  Murawsky 
Ronald  Blissett Roland 
Douglas Leslie Tinsler 
Peter  Arden  White 
Douglas  Turner  Wolterding 

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•• With  High  Honor 

42 

DEGREE  OF 

BACHELOR 

OF  ARTS 

Executive  Secretarial 
Administration 
"Trena Sue Ambroson 
Nancy  Niemann  Barrows 
Linda S.  Lonning 

Financial  Administration 
"James  Cason  Featherston 
Robert  John  Gilmore 
Michael Kennedy  Haskett 
Harley Neal Hill 
James Theodorre  Mady 
James  Manford  Norwood 
William  LaVere  Townsend 

Food  Marketing 
Samuel  Lee  Alexander 
Carl A.  Curchoe 

General  Business 
Administration 
Charles  Raymond  Alstrom 
Gary  Louis  Anderson 
Robert James  Brook 
Patrick John  Courter 
Patrick  Demas  Cromlev 
Otwell John Derr 
-
Frederick  Allen  Devereux 
John Joseph  Devine 
Thomas  Michael Doil 
H""David  Joseph  Dunn 
Gary  Wayne  Durow 
Patrick  Joseph  Elmquest 
Keith  Edward  Evans 
Thomas  Edgar  Franklin 
Todd Lionel  Glascock 
Gary  Roger  Grenzke 
Gerald Lynn  H ayes 
Thomas  Patrick  Herman 
Bruce  Lesslie  Hill 
Chris  Clark  Jording 
John  Joseph  Kemler 
"J ay  Patrick Knapp 
Nickolas  Krat 
Sharon H.  Kuchik 
Mike  Joe  Lynd 
Bolton  Morrison,  Jr. 
James  Lome Patterson 
Thomas  Paul  Phipps 
Edward  Francis  Ryan 
Paul  Raymond  Sinelli 
Thomas  Paul  Sukenik 
Byron  Charles  Swerdfeger 

COLLEGE  OF  BUSINESS 

Terry  D. Vander Veen 
"David John Van Peursem 
"Warren David  Williams 

General  Marketing 
Robert Franklin  Baratta 
Ronald  Paul  Birtwistle 
Jerry  D.  Campbell 
William  Brodie  Conklin 
Richard Lawrence  Cramer 
Herbert Frank Ewert 
Jeffrey  Loren Greene 
William  Julius  Heideman 
Edward  Michael  Kulesza 
John  Wesley  Leeth 
J.  Scott  McLinn 
David  Jon  Mitchell 
John  Carl Molter 
John  Lee Osbun 
David Joel  Parker 
Terry  Bernard Riley 
"William  Roger  Rohn 
Roger  Lee  Staton 
James  Rockwell  Stoppert 
Stuart  James  Travis 
James  C.  Westenbroek 
Michael Gustav Young 
Judith Ann  Ziegler 

Hotel,  Motel and 
Club  Management 
Arthur  Stephan  Averbook 
James  Edward Bookstaff 
Robert Lee Hoadley 
Christopher Crombie  Howard 
Frederick  John  Kleisner 
George  Julian  Lysak 
Douglas  Paul  Miner 
Frederic  Huston  Oram 
Gordon  Lee  Rockwell 
Rita Anne Wood 

Hotel,  Restaurant and 
Institutional  Management 
Mark  Charles  Arnold 
Santiago  Badia 
J ames  Carl  Bergren 
Thomas  French  Clink 
Charles  White  Cooper 
Terry P.  Doyle 
"Raymon Keith  Duenke 
William  Gilbert  Eppel 
Donald Edward Ganim 
Dan  Hunter  Mathews,  Jr. 

Joseph  Irvin  Mulheim 
John David  Rohs 
William  Richard  Ross 
J ames  Melvyn  Stackpoole 
Charles  Daniel Tower 
George  Vindigni 
Dennis  Wayne  Wagenschutz 
Richard  Conwell  Wiggers 

Industrial  Administration 
Roger Jay  Bolhouse 
Russell  Maveety 
Carpenter,  Jr. 

Robert John  Flemming 
Frank John Haluch,  Jr. 
James  Kenneth  McGuire 
Jerry  Emerson Pratt 
Richard Harold  Rice 
"Lawrence  Herman Roy  Sias 
Michael  James  Swarthout 

Institutional  and 
Hospital  Management 
Yale  Murray  Wolk 

Personnel  Administration 
Tom  Dexter  Chirgwin 
Gordon  Karl  Hassler 
David  John  Stafford 

Restaurant  Management 
John Robert Shaw,  III 

Risk  and  Insurance 
Edward T.  Shallow 

Transportation Administration 
Harry  Joseph  Ignatowski 

DEGREE  RECOMMENDED 
JOINTLY  WITH  THE 
COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 

Business  and  Distributive 
Teacher  Education 
Gerald  Max  Brown 
Sandra  Marie  Crockett 
Joyce  Ann  Fike 
Judith  Allyn  Keyser 
Karen  Sue  Manecke 
Sandra  Lee  Shellenbarger 
Ann  Victoria  Vilhaue::-

H  Honors  College 
"With  Honor 

"" With  High  Honor 

43 

COLLEGE  OF 
EDUCATION 

JOHN  E.  IVEY,  JR.  DEAN 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER 

OF  ARTS 

Education 
Giasuddin Ahamed 
Yousef  Mostafa  Alkadi 
Joseph William  Ames 
Alan  Frederick  Behnke 
Wilbur  Bernard  Belcher 
Daniel Bruce  Berch 
Shirley  May  Bingham 
Diana Dale  Boudeman 
Robert Lee Brandt,  Jr. 
Ronald  Alan  Bricker 
Douglas  Harold  Brockhaus 
Theodore Lincoln Brooks,  J r. 
Harry  James  Brunet 
Marilee Carroll 
Bernadette  Roberts  Chapoton 
Patricia Ann Clifford 
Robert William  Cole 
Donald  Edward Lee Davis 
Daniel  Hyle  Dickinson 
Mary  Ellen Dockrill 
Darrell  D.  Elders 
Gary William  Engel 
Deborah Klopp  Finger 
Alice  Elizabeth  Fitzgerald 
Jane  Dykstra Force 
Kay  Ann  Gardner 
Wilson  Yeshuant Garud 
Kathryn  Jane  Gielow 

Douglas  Arthur  Hall 
Charles  A.  Howland 
Patricia Janicki 
Rodney  Alvin  Johnston 
Susan Beth Jones 
Sally  Kathryn  Miller  Kemp 
Robert Roger Kurtz 
Marilyn  Harding  LaLone 
Paul Wellman Lampkin 
Chester Fay Lewis 
Barbara  Ann  Lossman 
Fumi  Majima 
Thanom  Markachan 
William  Edwin  Mellon 
Barbara Emmi Miles 
Frank  John  Mislivec 
Norman Keiji  Mizuguchi 
Stephanie  Joanne  Moceri 
Daniel G.  Munoz 
Billie  Dee Judith  Munro 
Nancy  Irene  N akfoor 
Joseph  Clayton  Neiman 
Gerald  Michael  Nester 
Margaret Ellen  Noone 
Melvin  George  Nunn 
Alison  Jane  Olding 
Michael  Barry Palmer 
Sandra  Elaine  Peacock 

Margaret C.  Peters 
Jeffrey  Robert Pettinga 
David  Joseph  Porrell 
John William Post,  Jr. 
Ellen  Marie  Quarles 
Paul David  Robinson 
Eugene  A.  Rolf 
H.  Charles  Roost 
Diana  Rowland 
Thomas  Charles  Sackrider 
Ruth  Esther  Sallberg 
Mary  Green  Sampson 
Bettyjean  Shea 
Surat Silpa-Anan 
Clare  Milo  Slotman 
Yvonne  Elaine  Smith 
GaTY  Morris  Sommer 
Joanna Warner  Stark 
Marion  Rexer  Stiles 
Clyde J.  Stretch 
Steve  Donald Szabo 
Terry Dean TenBrink 
Joyce  Arlene Vance 
Charles  John Vander  Kolk 
Gertrude Jane  Van  Der  Slik 
Gloria Lucille Watt 
James  Leon  Wieber 
Rosa  Lee  Winchester 
Hubert Constantinus Wouters 

DEGREE  OF 

BACHELOR 

OF  ARTS 

Elementary  Education 
"Sandra Kay  Adams 
Joan  Price  Angevine 
Paula  D.  Serdynsky  Barnum 
Sandra  Lee  Benson 
Sandra Lee  Beyer 
Joy  Bittner 
"Linda Kay  Blair 
Lorraine  Katherine  Bokor 
Beth  Eileen  Brewbaker 
Sharon  Carlisle  Brolick 
Elizabeth  Jane  Brooke 
Linda  Kay  Scott  Brown 
Julie  Christine  Buehler 
Judith  Anne  Carr 
H .... Carol Jean  Chappell 

Dona  Lyn  Christensen 

Barbara  Baldwin  Clark 
Susan  Lynn  Clark 
Monta  Rae  Comden 
Gaila Rose  Cook 
"Yvonne  Jill  Darlington 
Susan  Elizabeth  Degolia 
Helen  Marie  Derengoski 
Mary Ann  Donahue 
Marcella  Leone  Downes 
Timothy Perry  Dye 
Geraldine  Wolpman  Fogarty 
Virginia  Mary  Fox 
Dawn Marie Frantz 
Janice  Kay  Furest 
Barbara Greene 
"Marsha Van  Dyke  Haller 
Susanne  Margaret  Hansen 

Patricia Ellen  Harrington 
Marsha  Stapp  Harwood 
Kathleen  Mary  Herman 
Jane  Kristen  Herrick 
Mary Ann  Igrisan 
"M uriel  Edna Innes 
Ann  J.  Jablin 
Susan  Carol Jinks 
Ellen  Terry  Johns 
Gunnard Nixon Johnson 
Roberta Marie  Johnson 
"Sarah  Elizabeth  Jones 
Susan  Keating  Kenerson 
Kathleen  Dennise  Kietzer 
Kathleen Carol Klaiber 
Barbara  Anne  Klont 
Constance  Kay  Kreuger 

H  Honors  College 
..  With  Honor 

00  With  High  Honor 

44 

COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 

MaryAnn  Landry 
Susan Jane  Lawler 
Kaye  S.  Leisher 
Dana Anne  Lillie 
Margaret  Mary  Linder 
Suzanne  Elizabeth  Linker 
Sandra  Malcom 
Marcee  Merrill  Martin 
Pamela Ann  McCloud 
Joanne  McLain 
Donelda Sue  Miller 
Dorothy  Minnich 
Sandra  Lynn  Moll 
Mary  Susan W .  Monson 
Nancy  Ann Morse 

o  0  Betty  Lou  Nash 

Sandra Joan  Nemode 
Paula  Jean  Nugent 
J an  Elizabeth Oakley 
Cathryn  Lynette  Olson 
Jacquelyn  Lee  Ott 
Marlene  Wendy Panter 

Barbara  Ann Parker 
Susan  Margaret  Pasternak 
Muriel Maxine  Perkins 
Nancy Lucille  Petersen 
Melanie Ann Phillips 
Bernadette  Apollonia  Pilukas 
Cynthia  Mary  Pontti 
Sigrid  Ann  Pylkas 
Kathryn  Mary  Redick 
E.  Lynn  Richelson 
Jeanine  Kay  Richter 
Sheryl  Lynne  Romence 
Jeanette  Hern Rowe 
Betsy  Boal  Schmink 
Betty  Lou  Schoneker 
Virginia Rogers  Scott 
Denise  Mary  Seay 
Barbara Ann  Silverman 
Patricia  Ann  Sisco 
Sherrie  Dudley  Smith 
Richard Paul Sniegowski 
Kaedonna  Louise  Spear 

Linda  Kay  Steele 
Susan  Kaye  Stewart 
Lynn  Ellen  Sylvester 
Lynn  Marie  Tabor 
Carolyn  Marie  Thompson 
"Dianne Louise  Tomkins 
Royleen Toor 
Patricia  Forbes  Tuttle 
Paula Elaine Valovich 
Michael Ion  Van  Arsdale 
• Anne  'Wunsch Wakenhut 

H··JoAnne  Kay  \Valton 
Gail  Faye Warner 
Caryl  Edith Webber 
Margaret Anne  Wells 
Karen  Mary  Wickstrom 
Howard  Delano  Wilson 
Mary  Elizabeth  Winkler 
Ruby  G.  Wofford 
Bethany  Joyce  Woodbury 
David  Victor  Zakem 
Elaine  Mary Zucchet 

DEGREE  OF 

BACHELOR 

OF  ARTS 

DEGREE  OF 

BACHELOR 

OF  SCIENCE 

Health,  Physical  Education 
and  Recreation 
Carmen  Van etta  Agnew 
Frank Eugene  Altimore 
Anthony  John  Angel 
Thomas  L.  Bodell 
Sandra  Kay  Brake 
John  Robert Chown 
Brian Melvin  Evenson 
Ronald  Walter  Hohman 

Barbara  Catherine  Maxson 
Dave  Michael  McCormick 
Leland  Harry  McGonigal 
Thomas  Neil  Miles 
Laurence  Steven  Mirvis 
Emil  Clarke  Niederer 
David  Lynn  Percival 
Marybeth Piatt 
William  Martin  Rea 
Carl L.  Salling,  Jr. 

Patricia Alice  Sibson 
• Jane Cheyney Sinnamon 
Clare  McNaughton  Spille 
William Triola,  Jr. 
Judy  Ellen Winchell 

Industrial  Arts 
Simon  John Reiner 
Jeroldyne  Rogers 
Monte  C.  Shettler 

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COLLEGE  OF 
COMMUNICATION 
ARTS 

F RED  S IEBERT,  D EAN 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER 

OF  ARTS 

DEGREE  OF 

BACHELOR 

OF  ARTS 

Advertising 
Larry Lee Pontius 
Wayne  Warren  Stevens 
James  Winfred  Thomas 

Communication 

. Joseph  Raymond  Ascroft 

Gerald  Winn  Card 
Cedric  Coles  Clark 
Cesar  Alfonso  Portocarrero 

Rubio 

Eduardo  Ramos 
Eissy Bonilla  de Ramos 

Journalism 
Don  Raymond  Pember 

Speech 
Richard  Keith  Allen 
Barbara  Lee  Amundson 
Barbara Jean  Buck 
Harlow  Munson  Claggett 
Richard  Andrew  Duncan 
Charles  T.  Grimes 
Charles  Ray  Hannum 
Clara  H.  Lang 
Mary Carol Llewellyn 

Roger  Alan  Long 
Howard  George  Longcore 
Nancy Reid  Marutz 
Margaret Louise  Miller 
Suzanne  Beekman  Mills 
Roy  Vance Paul 
William Boleslaus Sakalauskas 
Robin  Noel  Widgery 

Television and Radio 
Robert  Hunt Baker 
Arthur  Allan  Bartfay 
Wayne  LaVerne  Corey,  Jr. 
David Gene  Schmeling 

Advertising 
Gary Lee  Bradbury 
John  William  Beckman 
Donald Thomas  Busch 
Christine  Louise  Hawkins 
William  Thomas  Helderman 
Michael  Lee  Kemerling 
Victor  Simon  Kishigo 
Edward  John  Petricko 
Robert Dennis  Richter 
William  Lee  Rockey 
Robert  John  Schanilec 
Mark  Harold  Sherman 
Paula  Kay  Steyer 
"Stewart  Dennis  Watson 
Eric Gregory  Ziegler 

Communication 
Harold  James  Blanchet,  Jr. 
Susan  Hurd Dutmers 
Ronald  Lindsay  Seward 

Journalism 
Janet  Kay  Milano 
Donald  Ira  Sockol 

Speech 
Donald  Haydn  Daniels 
Sherry  Louise  Frisin ger 
"Linda Jean  Millerd 

Television  and  Radio 
Robert  H.  Bradsell 
Harold  Dean  Bredwell,  II 
Joe  Daryl Buys 
William  Allen  Clement 
James  Scott  Foster 
Jerome  Queltin  Francisco 
"Sydney  Harvey  Harriet 
Cynthia  Lou  Hewitt 
Gerald  Edward  Holmes 
Ashley  Saunders  Lipson 
Kenneth  Bernard  Miller 

Stuart Webster  Pollock,  II 
Randall Dean Schroeder 
Anthony David Shor 
"Timothy Coulon  Skubick 

Herbert Ralph Smith 
"Shelby Kay  Smith 

DEGREE  RECO~ENDED 
JOINTLY  WITH  THE 
COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 

Speech 
Anne  Evelyn  Armour 
Francis  Adalberto  Bernier 
Linda  Marie  Casteel 
Holly  Sue  Hanert 
"Molly  Anne  Harrington 
Joanne  Elizabeth  Knox 
Karen  Louise  Munson 
Barbara  Sue  W epman 

H  Honors  College 
o  With  Honor 

00  With  High  Honor 

46 

COLLEGE  OF 
ARTS  AND  LETTERS 

Henry John  Prince · 
Bruce Philip Tracy 
Katherine  Graves 
Vande  Brake 

French 
Francis  Charles  Allera 
Tipphya Ekabhot 
Sandra Jean Hayward 
Rodney  John  Mulder 

German 
E.  Morgan  Kelley,  Jr. 
Karl  Heinz  Regenbogen 

History 
Charles  William  Bethea 
Sally  Lou Gregory 

James  Patrick  McGough 
Dugald  McMillan 
Fred MacKinnon Molner 
Harvey  G.  Neufeldt 
Patty Lou Puckett 
Maureen  Elizabeth  Raidy 
Charles Holcomb Twork 
William  Jerome  Uiting 
Steven  Boyer  Zamiara 

Philosophy 
Sidney  W.  Chapman 

Spanish 
Salvino  Lostuzzi 
Teresa  Elisa  Olivares-Villegas 
Sandra  Elfenbein  Stanfield 

PAUL  A.  V ARG,  DEAN 

Art 
Arlene  Carole  Baldwin 
Gary J.  Brady 
Patricia  Ann  Carr 
Richard  David  Cross 
John  Robert  Fletcher 
David  Robert  Hessler 
Carol Jean  Joslin 
James  Valentine  Wisnewski 

Comparative  Literature 
Jennifer  Ann  Lee 

English 
Della Ann  Burt 
Richard  James  Dalzell 
Katherine  Sheila Dannemann 
John Bruce  Holmes 
Kathleen  Louise · O'Dowd 

History 
Judith Ann  Depoalo 

Art 
Neil  J.  Bittner 

Applied  Music 
Sharon lee  Anderson 

Music  Education 
Robert  Harry  Curnow 
Thomas  John  Trent 

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DEGREE  OF 

MASTER 

OF  ARTS 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER 

OF  ARTS 

FOR  TEACHERS 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER  OF 

FINE  ARTS 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER 

OF  MUSIC 

COLLEGE  OF  ARTS  AND  LETTERS 

Art  Practice 
Gary William  Abbott 
"Mildene D.  Bradley 
Susan Jane  Byers 
Melissa  Jean Jopke 
Mary Elizabeth Kinney 
Wayne Charles Kusnery 
Mary Louise  Popma 
David Noel  Steadman 
"John Richard Wagner 

English 
John H.  Braccio 
Lori K.  Emmons 
Diana Carol Finer 
Anne  Sherrett Gardner 
Susan G.  Hopkins 
Louise  Marie  Keenan 
David Jerome  Maslowski 
"Sandra Dianne  Sandell 
Susan  Elizabeth  Surface 
Suzanne  Schwartz Widgery 

French 

H""Marian  Elizabeth  Moynes 

"John  Thomas  Ryan 

German 
Hermann Weiss 

History 
John  Michael  Anderson 
John  Murray  Dennany 
William  Ferguson,  Jr. 
"Trafton  Lee  Foster 
David  Daniel  Haskell 
Maxie  C.  Jackson,  Jr. 
Carol Ann  Kingsley 
Dianne  Adele  McWilliams 

H"Helen  Dunham Playdon 

"Charles  Denton  Presler,  III 
Walter  Lowell  Reling,  Jr. 
" "Joseph  Karl Vanderveen 
Michael  Frederick Wurst 

Humanities 
Ann Boylan 
"Eileen Smith Burg 

Art  Practice 
Michael Larry  Davis 
Robert Allan  Ernest 
V.  Glen  Washburn 

Jonathan Paul Callender 
Ronald  Frederick  Hurst 
Rosemary  Jantz 
Charles Rodger Morscheck, Jr. 
Richard  Bradley  Pointon 
Richard  Everett 

Van  Steenburg 
Thomas Joseph  Weis 
"Joan V.  Wienbrauck 

H""Susan Reese  Fournier 
"Janice  Louise  Goines 
Lynn Dale Katz 
"Virginia  Maureen  Keleher 
HOOKathryn  Bernice  Kleimola 
Mary  Lou  McAlister 
""Susan  Elizabeth  Roney 

Candace  Elizabeth 

Winstanley 

Humanities 
Joseph  Gerald  O'Reilly 

French 
Zita Petravicius 

Philosophy 
John  Marvin  Dorst,  Jr. 

Russian 
Valentina  Chorenko 

Spanish 
David  Earl  Jones 
Jose  A.  Madrigal 
Nancy  Lee  Turner 

DEGREE  RECOMMENDED 
JOINTLY  WITH  THE 
COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 

Art  Practice 
Donald Frank Anderson 
Jeffrey  Lawrence  Coy 
Jill  Eloise  Daniels 
Jeraldine Hellman 
Janice  Gayle  Kalkman 
Virginia  Ann  Matheny 
Priscilla  Anne  Merrick 
Judith  Dalton Rossman 
Sally  Ann  Sewruk 
Eldridge  Suggs,  III 
Phyllis  Ann  Wight 
Marilyn  Kay  Wright 

English 
Miriam  Rumney  Amerson 
Sylvia  Konczol  Boeder 
Marcia Eileen Fast 
Sandra Jean  Fitz 

. DEGREE  RECOMMENDED 
JOINTL Y  WITH  THE 
COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 

Art  Practice 
"Larry Alan  Cross 

German 
Eleanor  Pauline  Blascak 
"Pirkko  Liisa  Bremer 

History 
John Edward Carr 
Leigh  Cherly  Christie 
John  Leo Clarey 
George  Thomas  Cole,  III 

" "J eanna  Ann  Cooper 
Karen  Kay  Cornelius 
James  Edwin Ehle 
Mary  Lou  Embury 
Samuel Preston Gaines 
Kathryn Anne  Hagerman 
Timothy Ottley  Hill 
"Donald  James  Humphrey 
John Edward Joldersma 
Donna Lee  Kunstman 
"J ames  Robert Lancaster 
"Mary Christina Scott 
Stephen James  Strong 
Thomas George Tuschak 
William  Ronald Wess 

Latin 
Joseph  Albert  Zrimec 

Spanish 
"Louis  Jacob  Paxton 
Karen  Sue  Steadman 

""Linda Lee Taylor 

"Janet Smith Westbrook 
Barbara  Christine  Watwood 

Zacklan 

"Kyra Dianne Curtis 
Patricia  Anne  Harcke 
Jean  Carol  McClelland 

Music  Therapy 
Dorothy  Elizabeth  Layman 
Cheryl Ann Weiss 

DEGREE  RECOMMENDED 

TOINTLY  WITH  THE 
COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 

School Music 

H" "Hubert  Eugene · Arnold 
Thomas  Henry  Hagen 

"Judy  Mae  Harrington 
Paul Joseph Lipa 
Diane  Grace  Novakowski 
Joseph Vincent  Palazzola 
Bobbie  Lou  Simmons 
"Jean  Elvera Wilson 

H  Honors  College 
o With  Honor 

•• With  High  Honor 

DEGREE  OF 

BACHELOR 

OF  ARTS 

DEGREE  OF 

BACHELOR  OF 

FINE  ARTS 

DEGREE  OF 

BACHELOR 

OF  MUSIC 

48 

COLLEGE  OF 
NATURAL  SCIENCE 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER 

OF  ARTS 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER 

OF  ARTS  FOR 

TEACHERS 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER 

OF  SCIENCE 

RICHARD  U.  BYERRUM,  D EAN 

Mathematics 
Yong  Mok  Lee 
John  Henry  Mathews 

Biological  Science 
Interdepartmental 
. Robert  Edward  Bullerdick 

General  Science 
Jon  Leon Davison 
Karen  Y.  A.  Kim 

Biological  Science -
I nterdepal'tmental 
William  Gilbert  Anderson 
Daniel  Patrick  Vaughan 

Biophysics 
Harold  Cecil  Harder 
Philip  Steven  Ulinski 

Botany 
George  Harvey  Burgoyne 
Richard Clinton  Harris 
Julie  Hitt 
Ronald  William  Hoham 
William  Ronald  Landis 
Lawrence  Willard  Nelson 

Chemistry 
J ames  Albert Anderson 
Delos  Russell  Byrne 
Donald William  Frey 
Glen  Richard Hoff 
Tsuyoshi  Kakihana 
Charles  Wallace  Litwinski 
Charles  Edgar  McCoy,  JI. 
Roger  Kenneth  Murray,  JI. 
Monica  Hiralal  N arang 
George  Peter  Nilles 
J ames  Duane  Slee 

Entomology 
Micah  Ikechuku Ezueh 
Ruediger  Carl  Hillmann 

Jeffrey  James  Jackson 
Bibhuti Ni Singh 
J ames  Peter Tjepkema 
James  George  Truchan 
Douglas  Allen  Valek 

Geology 
Ellis  Neil  Benedict 
Jonathan Bork 
William  Roger  Miller 
Balkumar P.  Shah 
Michael  Martin  Spurgat 
William  Thomas  Stelzer 
Merlin  Leroy  Wheeler 

Mathematics 
James  Martin  Brandl 
John Kenneth Cooper, Jr. 
Nassar  Dastrange 
Gordon  F.  Dirksen 
John  Scott  Downing 
Richard  Lanham  Fremon 
Rahim  Ghannadi  Karimpour 
Steven  Joel  Leon 
Marian Lynn  Moorhead 
Cary  Bruce  Salsberg 
Beverly  Pearl  Whatley 
Larry  Joseph  Zettel 

Microbiology 
John  William  Dyke,  Jr. 
Michael  Gregory  Gabridge 
Aline L. Garretson 
J ames  Xavier  Hartmann 
John Wilbur  Moorhead 

Physics 
Dale  Lee  Breckenridge 
Willard  Marion 

Gersbacher,  Jr. 

Richard  Hohly 
David  John  Perry 
Michael  Stephen  Sher 
David Allan  Sumberg 
Gary  Lee  Wismer 

Physiology 
Fritz  Louis  Lorscheider 

RadiologicalH ealth 
Welton  Bingham  Hunter,  Jr. 

Statistics 
Mustafa  Benyaklef 
Aritomo  Matsuda 

Zoology 
Richard  Greig  Burbidge 
Carola  Marietta  Cattani 
Sharon Louise  Ott Cummings 
Don  Alan  Hay 
Dennis  Michael  McCarthy 
Sigurd  Oscar  Nelson,  Jr. 
Brenda  Jane  Ostrander 
Anita  Veleria  Patterson 
Peter  Hamilton  Rich 
Nicholas  Charles  Shuraleff, II 

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COLLEGE  OF  NATURAL  SCIENCE 

DEGREE  OF 

BACHELOR 

OF  ARTS 

Chemistry 
"J ohn Orson  Young 

Mathematics 
Robert  Joseph  LaLonde 
"Kellie  Lynn  Willson 

DEGREE  RECOMMENDED 
JOINTLY  WITH  THE 
COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 

Mathematics 
M.  Jo  Dingeman 

Jone  Plattner Oman 
H"Marilyn  Ruth Rouen 
Randy Lynn Sims 
Bonnie  Suzanne  Steffes 

Biochemistry 
Lawrence  William  Masten 

Chemistry 
"Joseph  Martin  Malik 

Geology 
Kenneth Freeman Johnson 
Robert Frederick Meissner 
Jon  O.  Nowlin 
David E.  Swanson 
"Peter Joseph  Zirnhelt 

Nursing 
Lois  Howe  Burghdoff 
Marsha  Meredith  Reichardt 

Physical  Science -
Interdepartmental 
J ames  Lewis  Little 
Sherman Christopher  Neal 
Ronald  Roy  Whipple 

Physics 
Robert Edward  Karas 

H "" James  F.  Lang 

DEGREE  RECOMMENDED 
JOINTLY  WITH  THE 
COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 
Biological  Science-
Interdepartmental 
"Karen Ann  Jacobson 
Patricia  Kehaulani  Kaneshiro 
"Carol Jean Kato 
John Wayne  Powell 
Karl  John  Sjolander 
"Philip  Ardon  Snyder 

Chemistry 
Clare  Edward  Moritz 

Physiology 
Joseph  Thomas  Baker 

Mathematics 
H"Betty  Ann  Blake 

Zoology 
Elizabeth  Buvens  Adkins 
William  Howald Adkins,  Jr. 
John  Lowell  Bradley 
David Allen  Brooks 
George Alfred  Davies,  Jr. 
Joan  Audrey  F igueroa 
William  JacoiJ  Gruhn 
William  Frank Heckert 
Gary  Neal Kieffer 
Harry  Harold  Lucyshyn 
William  Samuel  Moore 
John  William  Morlock 
Richard  Allen  Powers 
Barry  R.  Tietler 

Richard  Joe  Drake 
Eugene  George  Horvath 
Gary Lee Nearpass 
Lawrence  Irvin  Presler 
"Shirley  Marie  Sheehan 
Myron  Howard Vaughen 
Jeffrey  Allen  Wagnitz 

Physical  Science-
Interdepartmental 
Elaine Anne  Kroupa 
David William  McNeilly 
David  Clay  Shoemaker 

Zoology 

" "Sara  Elizabeth  James 

DEGREE  OF 

Mathematics 

BACHELOR 

OF  SCIENCE 

H" J onnie  Douglas  Adams 
H"" Michael  Owen Albertson 
"Diane Davidson  Daniels 
Jerry  Michael  Garwood 
Elliot Michael Gold 
Anders  George  Johanson 
Thomas  Chester  Johnson 
Paul  R.  Kalbach 

H""Philip George  Kraushar,  Jr. 
David M.  MacDonald 

H"John  Richard  Myers 

J ames  Steele  Shepperd 
"Joan  Katherine  Stepenske 

Microbiology 
George  Franklin  Donnella 
Raymond  Lee Osborn 
Ernest Fred Shank,  Jr. 

H  Honors  C911ege 
•  With  Honor 

•• With  High  Honor 

50 

COLLEGE  OF 
SOCIAL  SCIENCE 

LOUIS  L.  MCQUITTY,  DEAN 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER 

OF  ARTS 

Anthropology 
Winfred  J.  Smith 

Geography 
Gerald Elmer  Behn 
Donald  Leonard  Capone 
Katherine  Louise  Fuests 
Barbara Jean  Hurst 
David  Melvin  Jones 
Jerry  Lee  Olson 

Political  Science 
Robert  William  Becker 
Jean Karen  Ellickson 
Judith Brengle  Finn 
Kenneth  Roger  Greene 
James  Patrick Hanley,  Jr. 
Kenneth  W.  MacGregor 
Samuel  H.  J.  Ramtu 
Pamela Anne Syfert 

Psychology 
Henry  Richmond  Askew 
Ross  Edward Carter 
Elizabeth  Janet  Force 
Barry  David  Graff 
Diane  Elizabeth  Johnson 
Reid Petree Joyce 
Jo  Anne  Huddleston  Lifshin 
Marcia  Zoe  Lippman 
Donna Jean  Palonen 
Howard  Kirk  Porter 
Christie  Cosby  Randolph 
Thomas  Sawyer Rowland 
Edwin W.  Rubel 
Larry  William  Thornton 
Robert Hammond Tinker 
Ray  Wyatt Winters 

Social  Science 
Alfred  William  Foust 
George  Gerhard  Janzen 

Jolene  Cassens  Lynam 
Phillip  Irving  Simrod 

Sociology 
Howard  Edward  Borck 
George  E.  Fukushima 
Jaber Fandy Gubrium 
Harvey  Ronald  Hohauser 
Arnold  Gray  Holden 
Girard Edward Krebs 
Margaret  Ann  Krengel 
Yogendra  N ath  Ojha 
Carlin Elizabeth Paige 
Sal  P.  Restivo 
Fglipe  Rodgriguez-Cano 
LeRoy  Walter Ross 
Bishnu Pratap  Shah 
Tattwa  Krishna  Shrestha 
Christopher  Kenneth 
Vanderpool 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER  OF 

LABOR  AND 

INDUSTRIAL 

RELATIONS 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER  IN 

LANDSCAPE 

ARCHITECTURE 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER  OF 

PUBLIC 

ADMINISTRATION 

Thomas Allen  Fox,  Jr. 
Philip  Kenneth  Kienast 
Nikolas  Michael  Kostopoulos 
Robert Arlan  Sinnott 

D.  Rodney Tapp 

Patrick  Michael  Brennan 

51 

COLLEGE  OF  SOCIAL  SCIENCE 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER 

OF  SCIENCE 

DEGREE  OF 

MASTER  IN 

URBAN 

PLANNING 

DEGREE  OF 

BACHELOR 

OF  ARTS 

Geography 
Wm.  L.  Warber 

Police  Administration 
John E.  Angell 
Russell  J.  Arend 
J ames  Michael  Botting 
Barton Reed  Friese 

William  Stephen  Hunt 
John  Harold  Mills 
Walter  D.  Weiss 
Show Shan Yang 

E.  Owen Donnelly 
Warren Kahle 
John Thomas Smith 
John  Owen Tompkins 

Anthropology 
Linnea  Mary O'Neil 
" Alice Virginia Reid 

Geography 
James  Cochran Clark 

Political  Science 
Thomas  John  Barnes 
Norris  Clark Bryson 

"Fred Henry  Carmichael 
William  James  Class,  Jf. 
Dennis  William  Cleary 
David Paul Conlin 
Michael  Neil Connolly 
RiChard  W.  Foster 
John Raymond Hilbert 
Sandra L.  Holtz 
Elaine  M.  Johnson 
Carry  Jay  LeniCk 
Judy Pinkston  McCarthy 
Francis  Griffiths  Miller 
Byron  Douglas  Peterson 
"Ronald Walter Piasecki 
Max  LeRoy  Pierce 
Louis  Alton  Richardson,  Jf. 
Allan  Kreis  Strunk 
Carl  N.  Tanigawa 

Psychology 
Hal  Martin  Brown 
Thomas  Lester Clark 
Ruth  Evelyn  Cronkite 
William Joseph Eaton 
Robert  St.  John  Flanders 

H"Dennis  Roy  Harbert 
J ames  Howard  Hile 
"Eileen  Carolyn  Howell 
Fredrick  Leonard  Lapinski 
JaniCe  Cooper  Marquis 
Robert Lee  Mills 

Margaret Ann  MacPhail 

Norris 

"Terry Earl  Norris 
Robert Walter  Perkins.  Jr. 
Paul  Vincent  Placeway 
Narda Joann  Riese 
Keith Dean Roberts 
"N ancy  Twomey 
"Paul Weisbord 
Michael Herbert West 

Social  Science 
Thomas  James  Aylward,  IV 
Ronald  Bracy  Burke 
Thomas  Marvin  Clemons 
Carol Ann  Cohagen 
Robert \Villiam  Corl,  Jf. 
Richard  Douglas  Deason 
Robert  David  Flack 
Robert  Leslie  Harrison 
Claude  Charles  Hull 
Judith  Kreps  Humphreys 
Kent  William  Knudtson 
Judith  Ellen  Lawrence 
Cynthia  Lee  Leitman 
John  Bailey  MacDonald 
Michael  Dwight  Marrs 
Mario  Stephen  Oddo 
Paul  Sarel  Schrier 
Jack  Lee  Shook 
Hilary Ann  Silver 
Geoffrey  Don  Simmon 
Edward  Norman  Slade 
Laurence  Roy  Smykowski 
Janet Marie  Sunderlin 
Michael  James  Whyte 

Social  Work 
Karen  Elizabeth  Adams 
Katherine  Anne  Blatt 
Tean  Steketee  Breay 
Dianne  Dannielle  Bruni 

Kayellen  Button 
Lawrence Franklin Davenport 
Nancy  Lee Green 
Nancy  Beverly  Linn 
Helenann  Sheardy 
Kent  Charles  Stoddard 
Janice  Rosemary  Tatti 
Timothy Joseph  Uhlmann 
Diane  Mary  VanHaverbeck 

Sociology 
Leah  Marian  Brody 
Richard  Biddle  Harper 
Fay  Ann  Johnson 

DEGREE  RECOMMENDED 
J OINTL Y  WITH  THE 
COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 

Geography 
Rosetta  Mae  Jones 
Michael  David  Soule 

Social  Science 
Ronald Joe  Brooks 
Elizabeth Hair 
"Thomas  Eugene  Howie 
Karen  Favorlene Jaco 
Robert C.  Jones 
Richard  Donald  Kilbourn 
Janet Sue  Lockwood 
Timothy Patrick  Mask 
Kathleen  Ellen  Parkhurst 
Marshall  A.  Pearson 
Joseph  Robert  Puleo 
T ohn  Duncan  Sova 
Cynthia  Lowe  Stephens 
"Karen  Angela  Taber 
H" "Kathleen  Ann  Thome 
Bruce Wayne  Weaver 
Elizabeth  Ann  White 

H  Honors  College 
o  With  Honor 

"" With  High  Honor' 

52 

DEGREE  OF 

BACHELOR 

OF  SCIENCE 

COLLEGE  OF  SOCIAL  SCIENCE 

Geography 
J an  Herman  Raad 

Landscape  Architecture 
William  Thomas  Burns 
George  Richard  Hosek 

Police  Administration 
°Thomas  R.  Anderson 
Wayne  Thomas  Bates 
Brian J. Bouts 
Charles James Brophy,  Jr. 
Gretchen Ann  Close 
Thomas  Gifford  Corneil 
°Thomas  Kirkland  Devitt 
Charles  Arthur  Ferguson 
Robert Allen  Freeborn 
John David Gates 
John Hoadley  Gibson,  Jr. 
William  Keith  Hanson 
J ames  Albert  Hintz 
Anthony  Hunter  Hopfinger 
J ames  Henry  Kaufmann 
J on  Alan  Keckler 
Robert  J.  Kolevar 
Raymond  Henry  Kraft 
Donald Van  Kurcz 

Carole  Marie  Mason 
Terry  Lee  McElheny 
Alvin T.  Peterson 
°Robert  Dee  Pursley 
o Dennis  Rodney  Reefer 
Franklin  Derek Roberson 

H 00 Jimmie  Allen  Rodgers 
Larry  Lynn Smith 
Norman  George  Stoner 
Larry  Francis Taylor 
Ronald  Delbert Tipton 
o Alfred Walter Zumpf 

Psychology 

HooGeorge  Franklin  Bishop 

Peter  Richard  Chisena,  Jr. 
Kenneth Arthur Gordon 
Richard Alan  Gregory 
Verne  D. Hulce 
Burnett Stephens  Kelly 
Thomas  Eldon  Kent 
Soo  Sam  Lee 
°Bill  Bailey  Peters 
Robert Ivan  Sachs 
Thomas  Gordon  Shier 
Michael  Dean  Vahue 

Social  Science 
David Lyle  Dalenberg 
John  Godfrey  Gronberg 
°Michael Scott Jolly 
Lee  David  Klopfenstein 
Leslie  Lee  Lobaugh 
00 Karen  Frances  Schaefer 
David  Glenn  Walton 
Thomas  Gary Weston 

Sociology 
Arthur  Frederick 
Langeneckert 

Urban  Planning 
Louis  Orosz 
Ronald  Carl  Otzman 
Richard Traill 

DEGREE  RECOMMENDED 
JOINTLY  WITH  THE 
COLLEGE  OF  EDUCATION 

Social  Science 
Mary  Anna  Mann 
HOKay  Marie  Petersen 

H  Honors  College 
o With  Honor 

00 With  High  Honor 

53 

RESERVE  OFFICERS' 
TRAINING  CORPS 

The following  students have completed  their ROTC 
education  at  Michigan  State  University  and  have 
received  their commissions as  reserve officers of the 
United  States  Air  Force  or the  United  States  Army 
in the branches indicated. 

AEROSPACE 

STUDIES 

Robert  E.  Burg 
Jeffrey  L.  Coy 
George  A.  Davies,  Jr. 

Dennis  M.  Drummond 
Sherman  C.  Neal 
Jack  F.  Wheeler 

James  J.  Zolczer 

MILITARY 

SCIENCE 

Artillery 
"Michael  S.  Jolly 

Corps  of  Engineers 
John  L. Griffin 
Harry  M.  Newlon 

Infantry 
Stephen  D.  Franklin 
"Alden J.  Wyma 

Medical  Service  Corps 
Yale  M.  Wolk 

Ordnance  Corps 
Dennis  L.  Haney 
Alvin  T.  Peterson 
Kenneth  R.  Smith 
"James  G.  Weston 

Quartermaster Corps 
Carl  K.  Branson 
William  C.  Brown 
Carl A.  Curchoe 
David  M. Petruska 
John  R.  Shaw 

Signal  Corps 
Gerry L. Ackley 
Thomas  E.  Franklin 
James  H.  Hile 
Thomas  C.  Johnson 
Charles  D.  Presler 
"Terril J.  Steichen 

Transportation  Corps 
Lawrence  R.  Lindner 
"Burton  J.  Stanley 

"Distinguished  Graduate 

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