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MICHIGAN 

STATE 

COLLEGE 

NINETY-THIRD  ANNUAl 

commencement 

MACKLIN 

STADIUM 

SUNDAY·JUNE  THIRD 

NINETEEN  FIFTY - ONE 

Alma  Mater 

M. S . C .  we  love  thy  shadows 

Whe n  twilight  sile nc e  falls, 

Flushing deep  and  softly  paling 

O'er ivy  covered  halls. 

B e n e ath the  pine s  we .'ll  gather 

To  give  our  he arts  to  thee, 

Sing our love  for  Alma  Mate r 

And  thy  praises,  M.S. C . 

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When from  thy  scenes  we  wande r 

And  twilight  shadows  fade, 

Our  mem' ry  still  will  linger 

Where  light  and  shadows  played. 

In the  evening oft  we'll  gather. 

And  turn our  thoughts  to  the e, 

Sing our  love for  Alma  Mater 

And  thy  praises,  M . S. C. 

The  escorts. for  the  academic  procession are  members  of Mortar board,  an 

honorary  society  for  s e nior  women;  and  Tower Guard,  an  honorary society 

for  sophomore  women.  The  u shers are  members of the  Varsity Club. 

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Program 

SUNDAY,  JUNE  3,  5:00P.M . 

MACKLIN  STADIUM 

PROCESSIONAL-Triumphal  March from  "Aida" 

Ve rdi 

AMERICA 

INVOCATION 

Michigan  State  College  Band 
L eonard  Falcone,  Director 

Michigan  State  College  Band 

Dr.  N.  A.  McCune 
Ministe r  Emeritus,  Peopl e s  Church,  East  Lansing 

ADDRESS-"The  Free Citizen's  Responsibility  to  the  World  Community" 

· 

The  Honorable  N e lson  A.  Rocke fell e r 
Chairman,  International Advisory  Board 

CONFERRING OF  DEGREES 

ALMA  MATER 

Michigan  State  College  Band 

RECESSIONAL-coronation  March from  ''The Prophe t' ' 

Meyerbeer 

Michigan  State  College  Band 

The  audience  is  r e qu ested to  r emain  seated while  those  in the 
procession are  e ntering and  l eaving the  stadium. 

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State  Board  of  Agriculture 

The  Honorable  Clark L.  Brody,  Chairman,  Lansing 

The  Honorable  Forest  H.  Akers,  Detroit 

The  Honorable  Winfred G.  Armstrong,  Niles 

The  Honorable  Sarah Van  Hoosen  Jones,  Rochester 

The  Honorable  Connor  D.  Smith, ·  Standish 

The  Honorable  Frederick  H.  Mueller,  Gran.d  Rapids 

The  Honorable  Lee  M.  Thurston,  Ex-Officio,  Lansing 

John  Alfred  Hannah,  Ex-Officio,  East  Lansing,  Presiding Officer 

Karl .Hanchett  McDonel,  East  Lansing,  Secreta ry 

Philip  J.  May,  East  Lansing,  Comptroller  and  Treasurer 

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Michigan 

State  College 

As  one  of  the  leading  Land Grant  colleges  and  the oldest 
agricultural  college  in the  world,  Michigan  State  College 
provides  a 
technical,  practical,  and  cultural  education 
for  its  stude nt  body,  in  addition  to  extensive  research and 
extension  services  to  the  people of  Michigan. 

Now in  its  95th year,  Michigan  State College has  grown 
from  two  buildings  and  six faculty  members  to  one  of  the 
largest  universities  in  the  nation.  It  has  approximately 
1, 300  staff  members  engaged  in  teaching and  research, 
124  modern  permanent  and  988  temporary buildings,  and 
almost  12, 000  acres  of  land,  including  540  acres  in  the 
campus  area proper. 

Founded  in  1855  to  educate youth for  the  major occu 
pation  of  that  day- -farming-- Michigan  State  College  has 
broadened  its  offerings  as  young  people,  preparing  for 
other  vocations,  have  sought  the  advantages  of  college 
training.  Today,  approximately  100  different  courses  of 
study  are offered  in the  schools  of  Agriculture,  Business 
and  Public  Service,  Engineering,  Home  Economics,  Sci 
ence  and Arts  and Veterinary  Medicine.  This  excludes  the 
curriculum  of  the  Basic College  which  has  been  hailed  as 
one  of  the  most progressive  ideas for  higher  education in 
the  nation  today;  and  the  Graduate School,  which offers  56 
courses  leading  to  the  degrees  of master of  arts,  master 
of  s cience,  master  of  music,  master of foJ;"estry,  doctor 
of philosophy,  and  docto r  of education. 

Michigan  State College continually strives to  expand  its 
service to the  people  of  the state.  Five  sub-stations of  the 
Agricultural Experiment  Station  are  maintained  in  various 
parts  of  the  state,  and  more  than  225  conferences,  short 
courses and special courses are held each year on  the  Spar 
tan  campus.  During  the  1950-51  year,  more  than  85,000 
persons  attended  these  "extra -curricular"  educational 
courses  and  meetings. 

Today,  some  15, 000  students  from  Michigan  and  other 
states  and  from  nations  all  over  the  world  are  attending 
the college  at  East  Lansing--8 ,  200  of whom  are  housed  on 
the campus proper.  With about 85 percent of  these  students 
coming  from  communities  in  every  section  of  the  state, 
Michigan  State  College  is  doing  its  part to  fill  the  greatly 
increased demand of the  younger  generation for  higher  ed 
ucation . 

In  the  agricultural,  business  and  professional fields, 
Michigan  State  College  has  proved  its  worth to  the  people 
of  the  state  of  Michigan,  paying dividends  many  times  the 
appropriation  for  its  maintenance  made  each year by the 
state  and  national  governments .  Noted for  its  democratic 
and  friendly  spirit,  the  student body  harmonizes  with the 
college faculty to make Michigan State  College  a  first  class 
educational  institution . 

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Honor  Graduates 

WITH  ffiGH  HONOR 

John Perry Abrahamsen,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Lansing 
Donald  John Baker,  Agricultural  Education  - Onaway 
Raymond  Douglas Behr,  Mathematics  - Caseville 
William Sherman Bennett,  Jr.,  Related Arts  - Lansing 
Virginia  Dodge  Benson,  Related Arts  - Saranac 
Reynold  Andrew  Berkey,  Chemistry  - Constantine 
George  Alonzo  Bisel,  Business  Administration  - Lansing 
Roger Allan Brown,  Business Administration  - Lakewood,  Ohio 
Carl William  Bruch,  Soil Science  - Kenosha,  Wisconsin 
Walter  Raymond  Burke,  Veterinary Medicine  - Flint 
J.  M.  Carter,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Elkhart,  Indiana 
Charles  Arthur Cassell,  Mathematics  - Mt.  Vernon,  Ohio 
Adrian Ramond Chamberlain,  Agricultural  Engineering  - Thompsonville 
Douglas  Allen Claflin,  Agricultural  Education  - Montrose 
Robert  Lawrence Clements,  Chemistry  - Howell 
William  Harvey Collawn,  Business Administration  - Baltimore,  Maryland 
Patrick  Edward  Conway,  Industrial Arts  - Fenton 
John Richard  Daily,  Forestry - Detroit 
Herbert Ralph  Davidson,  Business Administration  - Lansing 
Barbara Lucine  Davis,  Business Administration  - Lansing 
James  Edward  Duffus,  Botany  - Detroit 
Helen Marie  Earl,  Applied  Music  - Battle Creek 
Jack Edo,  Economics  - Dearborn 
Raymond  Curry Erickson,  Bacteriology  - Ironwood 
Jeremy Vilos  Ferries,  Veterinary Medicine  - Wilton,  Wisconsin 
Leo J.  Fitzgerald,  Physical  Education  - Salamanca,  New  York 
Arthur Julian  Freid,  Veterinary Medicine  - Detroit 
Carolyn Babcock Gage,  Elementary  Education  - Wixom 
Aelred  Dean Geis,  Zoology  - Chicago,  Illinois 
Patricia Gilpin,  Elementary Education  - Detroit 
Gloria Ann Granger,  Art  - Lansing 
Robert  Ellis Grant,  Business Administration  - Bancroft 
Elizabeth Ruth  Hall,  Elementary  Education  - Lowell 
Ronald  W.  Harper,  Speech- Grand Rapids 
Ruth Orr Holmes,  Social Service  - Battle Creek 
Harley Norman  Hotchkiss,  Geology  - Straffordville,  Ontario,  Canada 
James 0.  Hughson,  Veterinary Medicine  - Shelby 
Mary Barbara Hurrell,  Music  - Dimondale 
Frances  Ann Johnson,  Journalism  - Whitehall 
George  Donald Johnston,  Jr.,  Journalism  - Birmingham 
James Jursik,  Electrical Engineering  - Detroit 
James Wenzel Kahl,  Veterinary Medicine  - Winona,  Minnesota 
Marianne Kingsbury,  Bacteriology  - Cassopolis 
Albert Goro Kurisu,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Hakalau,  Hawaii 
Thomas Allan Lesh,  Zoology  - Maywood,  Illinois 
Melvin H.  Lill,  Mechanical  Engineering  - East Lansing 
William Arthur Little,  Electrical  Engineering  - Alma 
Walter Theodore  Lloyd,  Police Administration  - Detroit 
Athena MaCris,  French-- East Lansing 
Phyllis  Ann  Marquart,  Medical  Technology  - Detroit 
Martha Kathrine  Maxstadt,  Elementary Education  - Lebanon,  Indiana 
Dain Richard  McKown,  History and  Political Science  - Rochester 
Robert  Eugene Miller,  Economics  - Detroit 
Stuart  Edward Prall,  History  - Lansing 
Patricia Lou Prosser,  English  - Flint 
Rosalie Joyce  Randall,  Applied  Music  - Detroit 
Mary Jane  Raymond,  German  - Lansing 
Kenneth Eugene  Richardson,  Social Science  - New Britain,  Connecticut 
Ruth Schluckebier Rittmueller,  Vocational  Home  Economics  - Frankenmuth 
Dorothy V.  Roberts,  Psychology  - Grand Rapids 
Harry DeVere  Ruhl,  Jr.,  Electrical  Engineering  - East  Lansing 
Lawrence Atwell  Ryel,  Zoology  - Milford 
Donald Walter Schreiner,  Chemical  Engineering  - Frankenmuth 
Mary Edith Scott,  Public School  Music  - Petoskey 
Harry Andrew Siitonen,  Journalism  - Fitchburg,  Massachusetts 
Henry Carl Smith,  Jr. ,  Geology,  Hammond,  Indiana 
Roger Wheelock Spear,  Public School  Music  - Cleveland,  Ohio 
Charles J.  Steigleder,  Electrical  Engineering  - Royal Oak 
Lewis  Frank Stevens,  Horticulture  - Chicago,  Illinois 
Alton Robert Stine,  History  - Lansing 
Mary Lou Straith,  Elementary Education  - Grosse Pointe 
Gloria V.  Tarpinian,  Public Administration  - Hazel  Park 
Mary Jane Taylor,  Vocational  Home  Economics  - Milford 
Burton Van Bochove  Toornman,  Floriculture  - Kalamazoo 
Lawrence Anthony  Turner,  Mechanical  Engineering  - South Bend,  Indiana 
Russell  L.  Valentine,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Northboro,  Massachusetts 
Alan Earl Van Antwerp,  Agricultural  Education  - Tustin 

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Ralph  Leslie  Vanderslice,  Jr.,  English  - East  Lansing 
Richard James  Woelfle,  Political Science  - Dunkirk,  New  York 
William  Henry  Ziering,  Zoology  - Brooklyn,  New  York 

WITH  HONOR 

· 

Robert  William Acton,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Jackson 
Charles  Lynford Adams,  Jr.,  English  - Brookfield,  Illinois 
Audrey Munford  Akins,  Philosophy  - East  Lansing 
John  E.  Alleman,  Public School  Music  - Grand Ledge 
Clarence  Dean Allen,  Horticulture  - Grand  Rapids 
James  Elwood  Armstrong,  III,  Chemical  Engineering  - Detroit 
Donald  Eugene  Atkinson,  Biological Science  - Kalamazoo 
Robert  Murray Bachteal,  Sanitary  Engineering  - Benton  Harbor 
Joan  Louise Bahr,  Elementary  Education  - Flint 
Billy Vernon Balch,  History  - Jackson 
Philip Micheal  Baranowski,  Chemical  Engineering  - Detroit 
Max  Donald  Barnhart,  Business Administration  - St.  Charles 
Mary Louise  Barrett,  Art  - Detroit 
William  David  Barrus,  Police  Administration  - East  Lansing 
Leo  Francis Baumgartner,  Forestry  - Drayton Plains 
Gordon  Lester Beattie,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Mattawan 
Gerald C.  Beckwith,  Speech  - Mt.  Morris 
Richard Charles Beckwith,  Agricultural  Economics  - Milford 
Thomas  Martin Bergers,  Business  Administration  - Grand  Rapid~ 
Robert  Nelson  Berkman,  Bacteriology  - Flint 
Daniel  F.  Black,  History  - Flint 
Stephen Conrad Bladey,  Social  Science  - Grand  Rapids 
Dolores  Marie  Borchers,  Speech  - Spring Lake 
Donald  Richard Borthwick,  Journalism  - Detroit 
Richard William Boyd,  Mathematics  - Flint 
Forrest William  Bradley,  Forestry  - Flint 
Harold  Marvin Braeutigam,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Birch· Run 
Stephen Christie Bransdorfer,  Journalism  - Lansing 
Bernard Joseph Brennan,  Business Administration  - Bay City 
Bernard Reed Bridgford,  Civil  Engineering  - Rochester 
Elizabeth Ann Britsman,  Psychology  - Irvington,  New Jersey 
Bruce Orr Brodie,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Martin 
Boyden K.  Brown,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Garrettsville,  Ohio 
Robert  Calvert Brown,  III,  Zoology  - Detroit 
Bonnie Jean Buchtel,  Applied  Music  - Evanston,  Illinois 
Betty Virginia Buckholz,  History  - Wyandotte 
Martin John Bukovac,  Horticulture  - Paw Paw 
Ronald Wayne  Burns,  Physical  Education,  Health and  Recreation  - Flint 
Donald  Edward Burrus,  Electrical  Engineering  - Dayton,  Ohio 
Edwin  F.  Cool  Cain,  Chemistry  - Grand  Rapids 
Jake  Clayton  Callier,  Business Administration  - Lowell 
William  Francis  Camp,  Food Technology  - Marshall 
Roland  Henry Carlson,  Civil  Engineering  - Daggett 
Eugene  Miles  Carpenter,  Forestry  - Rumford,  Rhode  Island 
Joseph Arthur  Caruso,  Chemistry  - Lansing 
Cornelius  Avery Casler,  Social  Science  - Little  Falls,  New York 
Joseph Leo  Cassidy,  Journalism  - Malden,  Massachusetts 
Walter Steven Chmielewski,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Saginaw 
Richard  Mun  Chun,  Civil  Engineering  - Honolulu,  Territory of Hawaii 
Roland  Edwin Clark,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Grand  Rapids 
Otis Warren Cochran,  Horticulture  - South Haven 
Keith  Arnold Cole,  Industrial Arts  - Buchanan 
Mary Lois  Cole,  Vocational  Education  - Birmingham 
Theodore  Berry Collins,  Police Administration  - Hinsdale,  Illinois 
William  Erle Collins,  Entomology  - Lansing 
Joseph James Corbelli,  Physical  Education  - Buffalo,  New  York 
Phyllis  Pauline Cornell,  Elementary  Education  - Howell 
Jeanne  Alice  Corsette,  Journalism  - Walled Lake 
Gerald Lee  Cox,  Business  Administration  - Grand Rapids 
Joanne  Frances Craig,  Medical  Technology  - Dearborn 
Lee  Burton Crampton,  Chemistry  - White  Pigeon 
Thomas  Arlen Creager,  Business Administration  - Oak Park,  Illinois 
Charles William Cribbs,  Mathematics  - Muskegon 
Ralf Andrews  Crookston,  Jr.,  Business Administration  - Birmingham 
Joyce  Elaine  Currier,  Elementary  Education  - Lansing 
Jack Vincent  D'Agostino,  Electrical Engineering- Waldwick,  New Jersey 
Daniel  Davis,  Sanitary  Engineering  - New  York,  New York 

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Duaine  Ralph  Deming,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Clinton 
Howard  Mills  Dick,  Advertising  - Benton  Harbor 
Ralph !fenri  Didier,  History  - Flint 
Mary Jo  Ann  Dockum,  Art  - Western Springs,  Illinois 
Harry Arthur  Doehne,  Conservation  - Bethel,  Connecticut 
Jeanne  Carrol  Doremire,  Social Service  - Midland 
Carolyn  Mae  Dorner,  Journalism  - Detroit 
Norman  Edward  Drayton,  Social  Science  - Davison 
Violet  Droshine,  Art  - Detroit 
Edward  John  Duncan,  Speech,  Dratnatics  and  Radio  Education  - Lincoln Park 
John Joseph  Dunne,  Business  Administration  - Worcester,  Massachusetts 
Warren Jay  Eding,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Holland 
Paul  Marvin  Efron,  Food  Technology  - Garfield,  New  Jersey 
Robert  James  Ellis,  Zoology  - Lansing 
Howard Orner  Emorey,  Business  Administration  - Royal Oak 
Beatrice Burnham  Enders,  Speech  - Flint 
Donald  Lee  Erhart,  Electrical  Engineering  - Sparta 
John Albert  Fiebelkorn,  Mechanical  Engineering  -Lake Orion 
Joan  Fielstra,  Social  Science. - New  York,  New  York 
Charles Woodbury  Fifield,  III,  Bacteriology  - Melrose,  Massachusetts 
Douglas  Clare  Fischer,  Music  Theory  - Grand  Rapids 
Alice  Louise  Flicker,  Social  Service  - Omaha,  Nebraska 
John  Edward  Foley,  Physical  Education  - West  Haven,  Connecticut 
Glendalyn  Rose  Foran,  Business  Administration  - Detroit 
Audrey Ileen  Frappier,  Elementary  Education  - Clio 
Charles  Gordon  Frederick,  Jr . ,  Business  Administration  - Lansing 
Laimons  Freimanis,  Electrical  Engineering  - Riga,  Latvia 
Paul  Victor Gadola,  Business Administration  - Flint 
Howard  Adams  Gale,  Food  Technology  - Coloma 
Ethan  Charles  Galloway,  Chemistry  - Hemlock 
Gaylord  Emerson Gardner,  Business Administration  - East  Lansing 
Robert  Louis  Gault,  Physics  - Highland  Park 
Spyros  Achilles Gavrilides,  Business  Administration  - Grand  Rapids 
David  Stanley Geisler,  Soil  Science  - Watervliet 
William Gerencer,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Bailey 
Thomas  Ginther,  Electrical  Engineering  - Lansing 
Audrey Sutter Glenn,  Business Administration  - Hayworth,  Illinois 
Patricia  Francis Goetz,  Journalism  - Grand  Rapids 
James Winthrop Goff,  Forestry  - Portland 
Marie  Claire Gonon,  History  - East  Lansing 
Judith Grace  Grams,  Biological Science  - East  Lansing 
Harriet Greenberg,  Elementary  Education  - Glen  Cove,  New  York 
Patricia Jean Greer,  History  - LaSalle 
Jack  Edward Gregg,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Cassopolis 
Charles  Sheldon Grill,  Business  Administration  - Chicago,  Illinois 
Jean  Rosalyn Grimes,  Music  Theory  - Lansing 
James  Eugene  Gross,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Kramer,  Indiana 
Sarah Lee Grylls,  Related Arts  - Grosse  Pointe  Farms 
William  Rogers  Guntrum,  Electrical  Engineering  - Freedom,  Oklahoma 
Eric Saxwold  Hammar,  Sociology  - Escanaba 
Donald  Raymond  Harris,  Chemistry  - Dearborn 
Henrietta  Leone  Hartsuiker,  Public School  Music  - Coloma 
Suzanne  Marie  Harwick,  Social  Science  - Davison 
Theodore  Fredrick Haussman,  Physical  Education  - Lansing 
Maxine  Isabella  Hedgecock,  Journalism  - Van  Dyke 
T.  Bruce  Henderson,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Detroit 
Jack  Reynold  Hendrickson,  Social  Science  - Muskegon 
David  Thomas  Higgins,  Civil  Engineering  - Detroit 
Victor  Leslie  Hill,  Jr . ,  Sociology  - Saginaw 
Charles  Russell  Hoffer,  Public School  Music  - East  Lansing 
Alan  Jay Howell,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Grosse  Pointe 
James  Clement  Hruska,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Neenah,  Wisconsin 
Helen L.  Hughes,  Journalism  - Chicago,  Illinois 
Amede Oren Hungerford,  Agricultural  Education  - Afton 
Frederick Walter  Hyslop,  Metallurgical  Engineering  - Vassar 
William  Hartzell  Jackson,  Business Administration  - Petoskey 
Elaine  Ruth Jalonen,  Social  Service  - Ironwood 
Elroy Clarence  Jensen,  Veterinary Medicine  - Dorchester,  Wisconsin 
Elizabeth Annes  Johnson,  Textiles,  Clothing and  Related Arts  - Farmington 
Lloyd  Allen Kammeraad,  Psychology  - Grand  Rapids 
Gertrude  Marcia Kaufman,  Speech  - Niagara  Falls,  ·New  York 
Donald  Kesler Keech,  Agricultural  Engineering  - Hastings 
Maxine  Kellogg,  Journalism  - Lansing 
Gretchen Louise Kiebler,  Social Service  - East  Lansing 
Norman  Carl Kiefer,  Economics  - Flint 
Miriam Anne  Koester,  Elementary  Education  - Detroit 
Anita  Marie Koski,  Textiles and  Clothing  - Chassell 
Helen  Diane  Kraus,  Spanish  - Lansing 
Lewis  August  Krause,  Agricultural  Economics  - Howell 
Armin  Franklin Krohn,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Madison,  Wisconsin 
Lawrence Stanley Krot,  Business  Administration  - Hamtramck 
Joseph John Kudzia,  Poultry Husbandry  - Kalamazoo 

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Joyce  Ann Kuhn,  Elementary  Education  - East  Lansing 
Martha Jean Kunkel,  Mathematics  - Detroit 
Jeanne  Frances Labadie,  Medical  Technology  - Port Huron 
Cyril  J .  Laridaen,  Veterinary Medicine  - Mauston,  Wisconsin 
Robert William Larson,  Applied  Music  - New Britain,  Connecticut 
John James Larue,  Electrical  Engineering  - Bay City 
Irving Anthony  LeBlanc,  Journalism  - Lansing 
Audrey Helene  Lesher,  English  - East  Lansing 
Gerald  Hugh  Lewis,  Electrical  Engineering  - Saginaw 
Janet  Marie  Linder,  Speech  - Chicago,  Illinois · 
Suzanne  Howe  Lindquist,  History and Political Science  - Adrian 
Frances  Elizabeth Lohr,  Speech  - Saginaw 
Melvin Guy  Long,  Jr.,  Forestry  - Sayner,  Wisconsin 
William  Thomas  Long,  Botany  - Cleveland,  Ohio 
Joan  Louise  Makielski,  Clothing and  Textiles  - Ann  Arbor 
Paul  Douglas  Marengo,  Business Administration  - Port  Huron 
Gordon  Lee  Marine,  Chemical  Engineering  - Cadillac 
Dale  Nelson  Martin  - Zoology  - Bremen,  Indiana 
Dolores  Angelica  Mastrovito,  Related  Arts  - Lansing 
Dean  Frederick Maurer,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Marshall 
Donald  Thomas  Maurer,  Economics  - Nashville 
Donald  Francis  Maxstadt,  Psychology  - Pasadena,  California 
Harriet Louise  McCall,  Elementary  Education  - Grand  Haven 
Robert Beverly McCarty,  Civil  Engineering  - Owosso 
Joseph Arthur  McCollom,  History and  Political Science  - Highland  Park 
Rupert Aloysius  McGinn,  Jr .,  Civil  Engineering  - Grand  Rapids 
Patricia Netta  McKeown,  Business Administration  - St.  Clair Shores 
Betty Jean  McQuiggin,  Business Administration  - Detroit 
Bessie Speerstra  Means,  Speech  - Saginaw 
Albert Karder  Meerzo,  Public  School  Music  - North  Muskegon 
Theodore  Frank Melichar,  Business Administration  - Riverside,  Illinois 
Robert  L eo  Meythaler,  Business  Administration  - Flint 
Gilbert  Lawrence  Miles,  Horticulture  - Binghamton,  New  York 
Lawrence  Duane  Miller,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Battle  Creek 
Shigeto  Minami,  Business Administration  - Lanai,  Hawaii 
Mary  Elizabeth Minshull,  Elementary  Education  - North Muskegon 
Janet  Elizabeth Moss,  Elementary  Education  - Flint 
William John Mottel,  Chemical  Engineering  - Lansing 
Martin Theodore  Mueller,  Electrical  Engineering  - Utica 
Alvin Gene  Musser,  Animal  Husbandry  - Three  Rivers 
Theodora  Elizabeth Nagorsen,  Horticulture  - Detroit 
Gordon  Lewis  Nash,  Social  Science  - Ionia 
Merlirl  Andrew  Nelson,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Kingsford 
Edna Joanna  North,  Elementary  Education  - Mason 
Joan  Edith Norton,  Social Service  - Owosso 
Jacqueline  Jean Oatman,  Psychology  - Flint 
Glen  Allan Omans,  English  - Bay City 
Miles  Herbert Osborn,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Cicero,  Illinois 
Charles  Eugene Osborne ,  Public School  Music  - Detroit 
Carroll  Hilton Otis,  History  - East  Lansing 
Barbara  Ellen Ott,  History and  Political Science  - Adrian 
David Stanley Paige,  Geology  - Marysville 
Donald  Robert  Parker,  Chemical  Engineering  - Lansing 
Dwight  Lanterman Patton,  Forestry  - Lakewood,  Ohio 
Ralph George  Peinecke,  Forestry  - Allendale,  New  Jersey 
Joseph Pekarek,  History  - Flint 
Stanley  Everett Pemberton,  Electrical  Engineering  - Lansing 
Will  Robert  Paul Petersen,  Art  - Chicago,  Illinois 
Jeanne  Helen  Piermattei,  Elementary  Education  - Flint 
George  Arthur  Piper,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Dearborn 
Sidney Pollack,  Soil  Science  - New  York,  New  York 
John Clark Post,  Vocational  Agriculture  - Frederic 
Choral  Russel  Potter,  Industrial Arts  - Lansing 
Clayton  Edward Preisel,  Agricultural  Education  - Attica 
Thomas  Pury,  Electrical  Engineering  - Rochester 
Albert Benjamin  Ratner,  Forestry  - Cleveland,  Ohio 
Clifton Alfred  Rautiola,  Psychology  - Hancock 
David  Lloyd  Reath,  Animal  Husbandry  - Vulcan 
Robert  Earl  Resseguie,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Flint 
Gerald  Fennick  Richards,  Agricultural  Engineering  - Howell 
William  Frank  Richardson,  Social  Science  - Detroit 
Fred William Richmond,  Jr.,  Psychology  - Greenville 
Lowell  L.  Ricky,  Agricultural  Extension  - Lincoln,  Nebraska 
Karl  A .  Riggs,  Jr . ,  Geology  - Whit e stone,  New  York 
Charles  Edwin  Ring,  Chemistry  - Grand Rapids 
Carolyn Jane  Robbins,  Journalism  - East  Lansing 
Alan  Harvey Roberts,  Psychology  - Ne w  York,  New  York 
Robert  Edward  Robinson,  Forestry  - Sandoval,  Illinois 
Carol  Woodworth  Root,  Elementary  Education  - Lansing 
Barbara June  Rosekrans,  Music  - Bay City 
Arlene  Benson Roslund,  French  - Ithaca 
Barbara Jean Rufe,  Clothing and  Textiles  - Concord 

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Duane  Robert Russell,  History  - Lansing 
Wesley  Dale  Russell,  Veterinary Medicine  - Tangier,  Indiana 
Leonard Lawrence  Rynski,  Business Administration  - Detroit 
Charles William Sargent,  History  - Flint 
Roger  John Schafer,  Business Administration  - Lansing 
Orland A.  Scheuner,  Political Science  -Ossineke 
Jack Sheldon Schreiber,  Food  Technology  - Brooklyn,  New York 
Alfred James Schroeder, . Psychology  - Rogers  City 
Elizabeth Ann Schuurmans,  Eleme.ntary  Education  - Lansing 
Hermione Shantz,  Social Science  -New Hartford,  New  York 
James Hill Sharpe,  Hotel  Administration  - Dexter,  Maine 
Margaret Jeanne Shroyer,  French- Grand  Rapids 
Jack William Sigan,  Chemical  Engineering  - Gladstone 
Anthony Jack Skardina,  Business Administration  - Benton Harbor 
Richard  Frederick Sleep,  Forestry - Oaklawn,  Illinois 
Stuart  Duane  Sleight,  Veterinary Medicine  - Laingsburg 
Barbara Anne Smith,  Chemistry - Utica 
John  LeMoyne  Snyder,  Geology- East Lansing 
Helenan Sonnenburg,  Sociology  - Detroit 
Charles Kenneth Soppet,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Chicago,  Illinois 
Norma Marie Sorensen,  Vocational Home  Economics  - Byron 
John  Roger  Spencer,  Zoology  - Bloomfield  Hills 
Kenneth  Ernest Spray,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Grand Haven 
Gordon Bresee Starr,  Business Administration  -'  Virden,  Illinois 
George  Henry State,  Mathematics  - Buffalo,  New  York 
Tunis  Elaine Strick,  Elementary  Education  - Milford 
Blaine Wheeler Strimple,  French - Maumee,  Ohio 
Joan Stuart,  Clothing and  Textiles  - Royal Oak 
Richard  Rudolph Studer,  Metallurgical  Engineering  - East Lansing 
Jack  Darrell Sweet,  History  - South Lyon 
Ray Synnestvedt,  Civil  Engineering  - Bryn Athyn,  Pennsylvania 
Fred G.  Tauch,  Mechanical  Engineering  - Ludington 
Douglas  West  Taylor,  Psychology- Monroe 
Russell  Dwight  Taylor,  Civil  Engineering  - Elsie 
John Jay Tepaske,  History  - Grand Rapids 
Marguerite Semple  Tharp,  Speech  - Chicago,  Illinois 
Boyd  Francis  Trommater,  Education  - Hart 
John Alexander  Trost,  III,  Physics  - Grosse Pointe 
Anthony Lawrence Tryban,  Agricultural  Education  - Cheboygan 
Jane  Ellen  Tubbs,  Speech  - Saginaw 
Kenneth W.  Tweedy,  Agricultural  Education  - Marion 
Walter Steele  Tyler,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Iron River 
Leonard Thomas Vader,  Veterinary  Medicine  - Lansing 
Jean Petrie VanderMeer,  Child  Development  - Huntington Woods 
David Junior Van  Meter,  Veterinary Medicine  -• Fort Wayne,  Indiana 
Claude John Venema,  Electrical  Engineering  - Grand Rapids 
Donald  H.  Viele,  Forestry - Schenectady,  New York 
G.  Fred Wait,  Business Administration  - Pinconning 
James  Thomas  Wall,  Psychology  - Birmingham 
Russell Smith Walters,  Forestry - Ludington 
Bernard Wasserman,  Veterinary Medicine  - Brooklyn,  New  York 
Theodore Webster,  Business Administration  - Detroit 
Adolf Weinacker,  Veterinary Medicine  - Detroit 
Bert Alan Wells,  Forestry - Berkley 
Leland Myron Welsh,  Horticulture  - Albion 
Huber Wheeler,  Zoology  - Morenci 
Robert  Charles White,  Business Administration  - Flint 
Donald Keazer Whittemore,  Forestry - South Weymouth,  Massachusetts 
Margaret Ann Wiant,  Speech - East  Lansing 
Wilmar  Marvin Woelzlein,  Chemical  Engineering  - Frankenmuth 
Thomas  C.  Yeotis,  Business Administration  - Flint 
Mary Anna Yoas,  Clothing and  Textiles  - Newport 
Alfred Julius  Zeits,  Chemistry  - Detroit 
Gerald Jacob  Zerfas,  Electrical  Engineering  - Eaton Rapids 
Norman John Henry Zube,  Business Administration  - Essexville 

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Color  of  Tassels 

Maize- SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE 

Russet  - Forestry 

Maroon  - SCHOOL OF BUSINESS  AND ·PUBLIC  SERVICE 

Orange- SCHOOL OF  ENGINEERING 

Black  - SCHOOL OF HOME  ECONOMICS 

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS-

White- Arts 

Pink- Music 

Gold  - Science 

Gray  - SCHOOL OF VETERINARY  MEDICINE 

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Class  Roster 

1950-1951 

This  in c ludes  the  names  of  those  candidates for 

degrees  Dece mber  1950  - September  195 1  inclusive 

Honors  are  indicated,  exce pt 

for  Summer School  Graduates 

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SCHOOL 

Agriculture . 

The  candidates  will  be  presented by  DEAN  ERNEST  LEE ANTHONY 

DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 

Robert  Harold Acker 

Farm Management;  Morenci 

Allan Jenner Akehurst 

Forestry;  Madison,  New  Jersey 

Sami  Akman 

Agricultural  Mechanics; 

Samsun,  Turkey 
*Clarence  Dean  Allen 

Horticulture;  Grand  Rapids 

Melbourne  James Amo 
Forestry;  Wyandotte 
James  Woodrow  Anderson 
Agricultural  Education; 

Iron  Mountain 
Aaron Leroy Applegate 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Sherwood 

Milton  Dean  Armstrong 

Agricultural  Education;  Clare 

Robert  Paul Bach 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Dearborn 
Duane  Lee  l3ailey 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Cedar Springs 
tDonald John Baker 

Agricultural  Education;  Onaway 

Douglas  Howard  Bake r 
Forestry;  Lupton 
Norbe rt  Erwin Balle 

Animal  Husbandry;  Jamaica, 

New  York 

Benjamin  Bert Barickman 

Forestry;  Manville,  Illinois 

William  Adolph Barnes 

Agricultural  Ext e nsion;  Flushing 

James John Barre tt 

Farm  Management;  Morenci 

Vurnal  V .  Bartlett 

Forestry;  East  Detroit 

Frank Leon Batkay 

Phillip James Boots 

Soil  Science;  Millington 

Charles  Robert Boyenga 

Agricultural  Education;  Lowell 

*Forrest William Bradley 

Forestry;  Flint 

Daniel  Bratt 

Agricultural  Education; Ellsworth 

Samuel  Lloyd Breck,  Jr . 

Forestry;  Detroit 
Robert  Carlton  Bremer 
Dairy;  Suttons  Bay 
Robert  Bruce  Brevitz 

Forestry;  Battle  Creek 

Harold  Rudolph  Bright 

Landscape  Architecture;  Flint 

Donald  Laverne  Bronson 

Agricultural  Economics;  Flint 

Clifford  C.  Brown 
Forestry;  Yale 

Murray  Allison Brown 

Agricultural  Education; 
Rochester,  New  York 

Robert  Charles  Brown 

Forestry;  Lima,  Ohio 

tcarl William Bruch 

Soil  Science;  Kenosha, Wisconsin 

Charles Patrick Bruffy 

Agricultural  Education;  Detroit 

Robert  Loyd  Bryan 

Soil ·Science;  New  Springford, 

Ohio 

* Martin John  Bukovac 

Horticulture;  Paw Paw 

Theodore  James  Burch 

Agricultural  Mechanics; 

Big Rapids 
Frank Howard  Burns 
Forestry;  Jackson 
John Charles Burns,  Jr. 

Forestry;  Albany,  New  York 

Horticulture;  Babylon,  New  York 

John  Robert  Buth 

*Leo  Francis  Baumgartner 

Forestry;  Drayton  Plains 

Jack  Duane  Beattie 

Forestry;  Jackson 

*Richard  Charles Beckwith 

Agricultural  Economics;  Milford 

William  Trites  Bell 

Forestry;  Battle  Creek 
Louis  Michael Berninger 

Horticulture;  New  York,  New York 

John Berthoud 

Landscape  Architecture ; 

Cincinnati,  Ohio 
Orville  John Berven 

Forestry;  Warsaw,  Indiana 

Donald  Hugh Billings 

Horticulture;  Davison 
Fredrick  Louis  Bindemann 

Landscape  Architecture;Allegan 

Jos e ph Jerome Blake 

Animal  Husbandry;  Jackson 

Wayne  Scofield Ble wer 

Agricultural  Extension;  Avon, 

New  York 
John Gust  Blome 

Agricultural  Education;  Pige on 

Lester Paul  Bollwahn 

Agricultural  Education;  South 

Haven 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

Dairy;  Comstock Park 

Dale  Alan  Butler 

Horticulture;  Davisburg 
William Woodward  Calvert 

Forestry;  St.  Lawrent,  Quebec, 

Canada 

Anthony  Michael  Camarano 
Forestry;  Middle  Village, 

New  York 

*William  Francis  Camp 

Food  Technology;  Marshall 

Robert  A.  Campbe ll,  Jr. 

Animal  Husbandry;  Onaway 

Rolf Corydon Campbell 

Landscape  Architecture; Detroit 

* Eugene  Miles  Carpente r 

Forestry;  Rumford,  Rhode 

Island 

George  Alfred Champagne 
Agricultural  Education; 

Harrisville 

Bernard Clinton  Chapman 

Agricultural Economics; Northville 

George  Francis Chapman 
Soil  Science;  Durand 

Burton Chickering 

Landscape  Architecture;  Detroit 

Gerald  Eldon  Childers 

Landscape  Architecture ; Flushing 

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Wa·rren Robert  Church 

Dairy;  St.  Johnsbury,  Vermont 

tDouglas  Allen Claflin 

Agricultural  Education;  Montrose 

Lyle  Glenn Clarke 

Agricultural  Education;  Coleman 

Walter Sanders Clee 

Animal  Husbandry;  Trenton 

Dale  Clinkman 

Horticulture;  Chicago,  Illinois 

*Otis  Warren  Cochran 

Horticulture;  South  Haven 

James  Elliott  Colling 

Poultry Husbandry;  Detroit 

Paul  Willis  Cook 

Agricultural  Extension; Camden 

John  Collard Cootware 

Agricultural  Education; 

Iron  Mountain 
Robert  S.  Crandall 

Agricultural  Education; 
Fort Ann,  New  York 

Victor  Eugene  Cronk 

Agricultural  Extension;  Lansing 

Donald  James  Cullen 

Forestry;  Wyandotte 

tJohn  Richard  Daily 
Forestry;  Detroit 
Danie l  C.  De  Graff,  Jr . 
Forestry;  Saginaw 

Gerald Alva  Dellenbach,  Jr. 

Agricultural  Education; Flushing 

Charles· Paul  Depp 

Animal  Husbandry;  Detroit 

William  Charles  Die tzel 

Forestry;  Mt.  Clemens 

* Harry Arthur  Doehne 

Soil Science;  B ethel, 

Connecticut 
Richard Allen  Doxen 

Forestry;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Jack Alfred  Drew 

Horticulture;  Grosse  Pointe 

William  Matthew  Dunavin 

Animal  Husbandry;  Webberville 

Anthony  Paul  Eannelli 

Forestry;  Redgranit e ,  Wisconsin 

Richard  Lewis  Easterday 

Agricultural  Economics ; Reading 

*Paul  Marvin  Efron 

Food  Technology;  Garfield, 

New Jersey 
William· Richard  Eick 

Agricultural  Education; 

Goodrich 
Milton  Elishewitz 

Dairy;  New  York,  New  York 

Burton Lewis  Essex 
Forestry;  Ionia 
Robe rt Oren  Eubank 

Animal  Husbandry;  Dowagiac 

Richard  Francis  Fanning,  Jr . 

Forestry;  Woonsocket,  Rhode 

Island 

Ivan Jorge  Faroh Richa 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Barqu1simeto,  Venezuela 

Weldon  Gordon  Faull 

Forestry;  Grand  Ledge 

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE  (Continued) 

Harold  Raymond  F e rris 

Agricultural  Education; Morenci 

William  Robert  Fiedler 

Animal  Husbandry;  LaGrange, 

Illinois 

Robert  Everett  Filback 
Forestry;  Bark River 

Louis  Theodore  Folcik 

Agricultural  Extension;  Carney 

Renan  Fontus 

Agricultural  Mechanics;  Haiti, 

West  Indies 

Richard  Edwin  Forbush 
Forestry;  Rochester 
John Benjamin  Foster 

Farm Management;  Clarkston 

Russell  C·1Vid  Frazier 
Soil  Science;  Adrian 
Carl  Robert  Freeman 

Forestry;  Drayton  Pla.ins 

Earl  James  French 

Agricultural  Education;  Reese 

Donald  Syverson  Frericks 

Forestry;  Pontiac 

Charles William  Freudenberg 

Animal  Husbandry;  Evansville, 

Indiana 

Louis  Halbert  Frey 

Forestry;  Battle  Creek 

William  F.  Freymiller 

Thomas  Francis Greeley,  Jr. 

Forestry;  St .  Albans,  New York 

Norman  Leslie Gregor 
Forestry;  Detroit 
Harold Clayton Grey 

Landscape  Architecture ;  Owosso 

Donald Kingsley  Griffiths 

Animal  Husbandry;  Ypsilanti 

Max Sawye r  Gritzmaker 
Soil  Science ;  Britton 

Ger-old  A.  Haeske 

Farm  Engineering;  Saginaw 

Richard  Armour  Hale. 
Forestry;  Detroit 
Robert  Campeau  Hall 
Forestry;  Detroit 

David  Hamilton 

Landscape  Architecture;  Midland 

Lee  Marcus  Hansen 

Agricultural  Economics;  Trufant 

Cecil Gustav  Hard 

Horticulture;  Princeton,  Illinois 

James  Arthur  Harris,  Jr. 
Forestry;  Port  Huron 

Richard  Leland  Harris 

Forestry;  Normal,  Illinois 

Gordon  Edward  Hass 

Forestry; Omaha,  Nebraska 

Charles  Lloyd  Hatchard 

Landscape  Architecture;  Flint 

Soil Science;  Mott,  North Dakota 

Robert  Carlton  Hatfield 

Lloyd  Robert  Friedle 

Horticulture;  Midland 

Rainer  Harry  Fries 

Forestry;  Cincinnati,  Ohio 

David  Henry  Fritz 

Forestry;  Chicago,  Illinois 

John  Adams  Fuller 

Agricultural  Education;  Oxford 

Wesley  Frederick Furton 

Landscape Architecture;  Detroit 

Charles Webster Gale 

Forestry;  Pittsburgh, 

Pennsylvania 

*Howard Adams  Gale 

Food  Technology;  Coloma 

Joseph Homer Galloway 

Animal  Husbandry;  Okemos 

Stanley Joseph Gamble 

Horticulture ;  Pentwater 

Elmer Gene  Gannett 

Food  Technology;  Riverside, 

Illinois 
Harley  Fox Gantz 

Forestry;  Sharon,  Pennsylvania 

Edward George  Garbus 

Forestry;  Linden,  New  Jersey 

Harrison Gardner 

Agricultural  Education; 

Barryton 

Stephen  Munroe  Garfie ld 

Agricultural  Extension;  Parma 

* David  Stanley Geisler 

Soil Science;  Watervliet 

Frank Vergilo  Gendron 

Agricultural  Extension;  Norway 

Arthur  Thomas Gibbs 

Agricultural  Mechanics; 

Ypsilanti 

Robert  James Gibbs 

Forestry;  East  Lansing 

Harvey  Peter Gibson 
Forestry;  Manistee 
*James  Winthrop  Goff 
Forestry;  Portland 

Ekin George Graber 

Forestry;  LaGrange,  Illinois 

Jack Cline  Graim 

Animal  Husbandry;  Alma 

Dairy;  Remus 
Gordon  Lee  Hawks 

Landscape  Architecture;  Battle 

Creek 

William Comfort  Hayden 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Tecumseh 

John Joseph Hedderman 

Forestry;  Albany,  New  York 

John  Franklin  Heim,  Jr . 

Agricultural  Education;  Jackson 

Frederick  Erich Heise 
Forestry;  Dearborn 

Nassib  Muhammed  Hemaidan 

Horticulture;  Aitat,  Lebanon 

William  Alfred  Henriksen 
Forestry;  Munising 

Jack Wallace  He nry 

Forestry;  Port Huron 
Lawrence  Richard  Herbst 

Horticulture; 
Brighton 
Herbert  Herzberg 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Birmingham 

Harold  Hill 

Dairy;  Ontonagon 

Donald  Hillman 

Agricultural  Education; 

Deckerville 

Rudolph William  Hirzel 

Food  Technology;  Toledo,  Ohio 

Henry G.  Hoge 

Landscape Architecture; 

Rockford,  Illinois 

Sheldon Guy  Holcomb 

Soil  Science;  Port Huron 

Orvis 0.  Holm 

Agricultural  Education; 

Manistique 
Gerald  Holstein 

Animal  Husbandry;  Pearl River, 

New  York 

Glen  Horton 

Forestry;  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Gerald  Foust  Huffman 

Animal  Husbandry;  Lansing 

* Amede Oren Hungerford 

Agricultural  Education;  Afton 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

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James  William Ireland 

Landscape Architecture; 
Mishawaka,  Indiana 

George  William Irvine 

Forestry;  Cedarville,  Ohio 

Bruce A. · Jackson 

Horticulture;  Kalamazoo 
Harold  Elum Jacobson,  Jr . 

Forestry;  Lansing 
Lee  Michael  Jahnke 
Forestry;  Alpena 
Bernard Russell Jardot 

Agricultural  Education;  Eaton 

Rapids 

Frederick Forbes Jewell 

Forestry;  Oil  City,  Pennsylvania 

Carl  David Johnson 

Landscape Architecture; Lansing 

Eugene Gideon Johnson 

Agricultural  Education;  Rapid 

River 

LeRoy Charles  Johnson 

Landscape  Architecture; 
· 

Ironwood 

Harry Henry  Johnston 

Soil  Science;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Leland  Ervin Jolgren 
Soil Science;  Pelkie 
Donald  Daniel  Juchartz 

Horticulture;  Wyandotte 

Oliver  Duane  Juengel 

Agricultural  Education; 

Rochester 

Carol  Ethel Kamerer 

Horticulture;  Detroit 

Nick Karahalios 

Agricultural  Eoanomics;  Kelly 

Lake,  Minnesota 

Don  Robert  Kebles 

Soil  Science;  Jackson 

Alexander William Kennedy 

Forestry;  Sault Ste.  Marie 

Thomas  Leroy Keogh 

Animal  Husbandry;  Toledo, ,Ohio 

William George King 

Landscape Architecture;  Dexter 

Charles  Edward Klein 

Forestry;  Elk  Rapids 

Philip Lee Klein 

Forestry;  Beaver  Dam, 

Wisconsin 

Stanley Harold Knopf 

Agricultural  Education;  Monroe 

Robert  Alfred Koller 

Forestry;  Roselle,  New Jersey 

Joseph Victor .Konzen 

Soil  Science;  Dearborn 

Alfred  Ernest Koplin 

Forestry;  Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

John Joseph Korosi 

Forestry;  Whiting,  Indiana 

Boris William Kostecke 

Agricultural  Economics;  Caro 

*Lewis  August Krause 

Agricultural  Economics;  Howell 

Robert  Allen Kretchman 

Landscape  Architecture; Saginaw 

Jack Alonzo Kuder 

Animal  Husbandry;  Winter  Haveq 

Florida 
*Joseph John Kudzia 

Poultry  Husbandry;  Kalamazoo 

Harry Kushnir 

Agricultural  Extension;  Detroit 

Jay  Edward Laarman 

Agricultural  Extension;  Marion 

Richard John  Lafer 

Forestry;  Port Clinton,  Ohio 

Gilbert  Royce  Landtiser 
Soil  Science;  Detroit 

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE  (Continu e d) 

Edward Glenn Penabaker 

Forestry;  Flint 

William  Earl Peterman 

Forestry;  Flemington,  New 

Jersey 

Maynard  John Peters 

Forestry;  Rochester 

Kenneth Albert  Pioch 

Forestry;  South  Haven 

*Sidney  Pollack 

Soil Science;  New  York,  New  York 

James  Edward Pollard 

Dairy;  Norway 
Edward  A.  Poole 

Agricultural  Education; 

Deckerville 
*John  Clark Post 

Vocational  Agriculture;  Frederic 

Alexander  Potoroka 

Landscape  Architecture ; 

Mt.  Clemens 
*Clayton  Edward  Preisel 

Agricultural  Education;  Attica 

Forestry;  Monclova,  Ohio 

Reid  Taylor Putney 

Forestry; .Richmond,  Virginia 

Joseph William Quinlan 

Forestry;  Johnstown,  New  York 

*Albert  Benjamin  Ratner 

Forestry;  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Enrique  Real-Mendez 

Agricultural  Extension;  Panama, 

Republic  of  Panama 

* David  Lloyd  Reath 

Animal  Husbandry;  Vulcan 

Russell  E.  Reid 

Horticulture;  South  Bend,  Indiana 

Charles  William  Renshaw 

Animal  Husbandry;  Oxford 

George  Layton  Rhoades 

Agricultural  Education; 

Emlenton,  Pennsylvania 

Ronald Keith  Richmond 

Agricultural  Education;  Grand 

Ledge 
*Lowell  L.  Ricky 

Agricultural  Extension;  Lincoln, 

Nebraska 

James  Phillip Roberts,  Jr . 

Animal  Husbandry;  Calumet 

James  Edward  Robinette 

Horticulture;  Grand  Rapids 

*Robert  Edward  Robinson 

Forestry;  Sandoval,  Illinois 

Charley James  Rogers 

Richard  Lester Lane 

Forestry;  Garrettsville,  Ohio 

Robert  Gregory LaPrad 

Agricultural  Education;  Detroit 

Gregory George  Lawrence 

Forestry;  Detroit 
James  Charles  Lawson 

Agricultural  Extension;  Milan 

Fred Lax 

Soil  Science;  Washington 

Theodore  William  Lee 

Agricultural  Mechanics;  Flint 

Arthur P.  Leiss 

Animal  Husbandry ;  Fairfield, 

Connecticut 
Ross  LeRoy  Lindsay 

Agricultural  Education;  Godells 

Donald  Herbert Lodholz 

Forestry;  Wausau,  Wisconsin 

~' Melvin Guy  Long,  Jr . 

Gordon Arthur  Moote 
Forestry;  Munising 
Verne  Calvin  Morgan 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Chicago,  Illinois 
Roger  Lee  Morgenstern 

Animal  Husbandry;  Wilmette, 

Illinois 

Bennett Abraham  Moskowitz 

Food  Technology;  New  York, 

New  York 

George  Elery Moulton 

Animal  Husbandry;  Jackson 

Charles  Allen  Mueller 

Forestry;  Wausau,  Wisconsin 

Richard  Loren  Mullan 

Forestry;  Cleveland,  Ohio 

William  Frederick  Mulle·r 
Agricultural  Education; 

Washingtonville,  New  York 

Forestry;  Sayner,  Wisconsin 

Charles  Earle  Mumby 

Richard  Lee  Long 

Forestry;  Pontiac 

John Gerard  Lucas 

Farm Crops;  Iron Mountain 

Thomas  Hacker  Maher 

Landscape  Architecture;  Midland 

Robert  Franklin  Mainone 
Forestry;  Ravenna 
Donald  James  Makielski 

Horticulture;  Ann  Arbor 

Edward  Leon  Makielski 

Horticulture ;  Ann  Arbor 

Samuel  Martin 

* Theodora  Elizabeth Nagorsen 

Horticulture;  Detroit 

John William Nara 

Animal  Husbandry;  Detroit 

Clemens  Ralph Nefe 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Frankenmuth 

Richard  Fred Nehls 

Animal  Husbandry;  Detroit 

Carl  Dean Nelson 

Agricultural  Extension;  St. Ignace 

Agricultural  Education; 

Joseph Peter  Marzec 

Agricultural  Education;  Buchanan 

Swartz  Creek 

Russell Nelson 

Agricultural  Education; Corunna 

*Alvin Gene  Musser 

Animal  Husbandry;  Three  Rivers 

Richard  Brand Priest 

Robert  Louis  Mason 

Forestry;  Silvis,  Illinois 

* Donald  Thomas  Maurer 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Nashville 

Edward  Joseph Mayrand 
Forestry;  Corunna 
James  Wendell  McCall 
Forestry;  Hillsdale 
Walter James  McClarin 

Animal  Husbandry;  Buffalo, 

New  York 

Lee  Donald  McLaughlin 

Animal  Husbandry;  Ardmore, 

Pennsylvania 

Kenneth George  McManus,  Jr. 

Agricultural  Education;  Mason 

Thomas  Graham  Meikle 

Forestry;  Grosse  Pointe 

Charles  Allen  Menke 

Agricultural  Education; 

Stephenson 

Pete  Merrick 

Forestry;  Steubenville,  Ohio 

Frederick Micha 

Forestry;  Johnson City, 

New  York 

Edward  Joseph Mikula 

Forestry;  Traverse City 

*Gilbert  Lawrence  Miles 

Horticulture;  Binghamton, 

New  York 
Phillip  Henry  Miller 

Animal  Husbandry;  Lansing 

Thomas  Jack  Miller 
Forestry;  Fosters 
· Evert  Melvin  Misener 

Horticulture;  Freeland 

Mario  Molina  Vides 

Soil Sc ience;  Santa  Ana ,  El 

Salvador,  Central America 

Russell  Leon  Montney 

Landscape  Architecture;  Byron 

*With  Honor 
tWith High Honor 

Forestry;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Hans  Kristian Nielsen,  Jr. 

Forestry;  Dunellen,  New  Jersey 

Edward  Richard Noll 

Agricultural  Education;  Dundee 

Richard James North 

Forestry;  Port Arthur,  Texas 

Robert  Dale Oberlin 

Horticulture;  DeKalb,  Illinois 

Peter William O'Brien 

Forestry;  Lake  Leelanau 

Kenneth  Edward Ohmer 
Soil  Science;  Lansing 
Wilford  Laverne Olsen 

Forestry;  Bemus  Point, 

New  York 

Ventry  Conway Oren 

Agricultural  Education;  Evart 

Francis Joseph Orlicek 

Agricultural  Education;  Hazen, 

Forestry;  Lynnhaven,  Virginia 

Arkansas 

Claude Gordon Ouellette 
Forestry;  Munising 
William  Robert  Paddock 

Fore stry;  Cleveland,  Tennessee 

Cecelia  Riegel  Page 

Horticulture;  Eaton  Rapids 

Robert  Gordon  Parsons 
Forestry;  Detroit 

* Dwight  Lanterman Patton 

Forestry;  Lakewood,  Ohio 

James  Robert  Paull 

Forestry;  Laurium 

Fred J.  Peabody 

Agricultural  Education;  Mulliken 

Ann  Moray  Pedlow 

Horticulture ;  Millington 

George  William  Peery 

Norman  Jack  Rosenberg 

Agricultural  Mechanics; 
Brooklyn,  New  York 

John Page  Roth 

Horticulture;  Belding 
Harvey  Earl Rowbotham 
Dairy;  Port  Huron 

Earl  Ray  Rowell 

Horticulture;  Bucyrus,  Ohio 

Robert  M.  Rowland 

Agricultural  Education;  Lake 

Odessa 

Jacob  Bergen  Rue,  IV 

Dairy;  Keyport,  New Jersey 

James  Lawrence  Ryan,  Jr. 
Horticulture;  Carleton 

Dean  Roland  Rynders 

Forestry;  Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Forestry;  Tazewell,  Virginia 

Lauren King Sackrider 

*Ralph George  Peinecke 

Agricultural  Economics;  Battle 

Forestry;  Allendale,  New  Jersey 

Creek 

James W.  Pelham 

Agricultural  Education;  Cement 

Harold  David  Samuelson 

,Agricultural  Education; Menomine e 

City 

17 

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE  (Continued) 

George  Leslie Sarver 

Agricultural  Education;  Brown 

City 

Robert  Earl Sayre 

Forestry;  Lansing 
Leo  Desiderio Scaruffi 

Forestry;  Oak  Lawn,  Illinois 

Conrad  Paul Schaeffer 

Agricultural  Education;  Mont 

gomery 

Wendell  Dewese  Schaller 

Forestry;  Bowling Green,  Ohio 

Lee  Louis  Schelder 

Forestry;  Vineland,  New Jersey 

Lynn  Travis  Schlicher 

Agricultural  Economics;  Lansing 

Frederick  Ernest Schmid 

Forestry;  Jackson 
*Jack Sheldon Schreiber 

Food  Technology;  Brooklyn, 

New  York 

Carl Robert Schroeder 

Food  Technology;  Rogers  City 

Donald  A.  Schulz 

Agricultural  Education;  Barton 

City 

Robert William Schumacher 

Agricultural  Economics;  Grand 

Blanc 

Dana  Edward Sebald 

Forestry;  Coldwater 

Thomas  R.  Secor 

Forestry;  Calumet 
Richard Oswald Seglund 
Forestry;  Munising 

Richard Clarence Seppanen 
Poultry  Husbandry;  Rock 

Haig  Hill  Sergenian 

Dairy;  Yonkers,  New York 

James  E.  Seymour 

Forestry;  Battle Creek 

Derril  Ernest Shantz 
Dairy;  Fairview 
Calvin Leon Sharp 

Forestry;  Pontiac 

Paul Shek 

Agricultural  Extension;  Grand 

Junction 

Harold  Dale  Sheridan 

Animal  Husbandry;  Jenison 

Charles  Austin Sherman 
Dairy;  South  Haven 
Creighton Lee Sherman 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Marshall 

Robert  Kendrick Siebenthaler 

Landscape Architecture;  Dayton, 

Ohio 

William  E.  Simon 

Horticulture;  Hart 
Donald Stuart Sivyer 

Horticulture;  Detroit 

*Richard  Frederick Sleep 

Forestry;  Oaklawn,  Illinois 

Conway James Smith 

Forestry;  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Harry John Smith 

Farm Crops;  River  Rouge 

James Wendell Smith 

Agricultural  Mechanics; Coloma 

John  Marvin Smith 

Animal  Husbandry;  Pinconning 

John William Smith 

Agricultural  Education;  Homer 

Claude  Edmond Snyder 
Forestry;  Morenci 

W.  David  Somers 

Animal  Husbandry;  Novelty,  Ohio 

Karl Winslow  Spelman 
Forestry;  Adrian 

*With  Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

Jack Roger Starks 

Dairy;  Royal Oak 

Richard Camden Stemple 
Forestry;  Coleman 
Harry  David Sterling 

Forestry;  Johnstown, 

Pennsylvania 
Gerald  M.  Steve.ns 

Forestry;  Detroit 

tLewis  Frank Stevens 

Horticulture;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Roger  Theodore  Stoppel 

Landscape Architecture;  Lansing 

Glenard Curtis Stoychoff 

Agricultural  Mechanics;  Iron 

River 

James  Herbert Strang 
Forestry;  Dearborn 
Richard  Friend Stroud 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Kalamazoo 

Gordon Simon Struble 

Agricultural  Education;  Alma 

Alphonse  Sulskis 

Forestry;  Binghamton,  New York 

James Carlton Sutherland 

Agricultural  Education;  LeRoy 

Harold William Swanberg 
Forestry;  Chatham 

Marvin  Ray Swanson 

Forestry;  Ludington 

Bernie  Austin Swift 

Forestry;  Melvindale 

Richard  Louis  Szelc 

Landscape Architecture;  Detroit 

Hugh B.  Tadlock 

Dairy;  Toledo,  Ohio 

George Joseph Tallia 

Forestry;  Haledon,  New  Jersey 

Bettylou  Richmond  Terry 

Animal  Husbandry;  Brandon, 

Vermont 
James Knox  Tew 

J 

Doward  Eugene  Vaughan 

Landscape  Architecture; 

Kingsford 

Edwin George  Ver Berkmoes 

Agricultural  Education;  Grand 

Haven 

William John  VerMeulen 
Forestry;  Kalamazoo 

*Donald  H.  Viele 

Forestry;  Schnectady,  New York 

Gerald  Disney Vogt 

Horticulture;  Sturgis 

George  Martin Von  der  Lippe 
Forestry;  Chicago,  Illinois 

James  Edward Voss 

Landscape Architecture; 

Muskegon 

Martin  Veikko  Waananen 

Agricultural  Economics;  Kiva 

Bernard Russell Waitman 

Poultry Husbandry;  Monroe 

Donald  Frederick Wall 
Forestry;  Belleville 

Wilfred  John Wallace 

Forestry;  Muskegon 
Frav.cis  Raymond  Walter 

Forestry;  LaCresent,  Minnesota 

*Russell  Smith Walters 
Forestry;  Ludington 
Howard  Duane  Watkins 

Agricultural  Education;  Osseo 

Garnet George  Webb 

Dairy;  Highland  Park 

Duane  Webster 

Forestry;  Hudson 

Raymond George Weidner 

Forestry;  Cleveland  Heights,Ohio 

*Bert Alan Wells 

Forestry;  Berkley 
*Leland Myron Welsh 

Horticulture;  Albion 
Robert  James  Werner 

Landscape  Architecture;  Grand 

Forestry;  Rice  Lake,  Wisconsin 

Rapids 

Louis  Edward Thorn 

Agricultural  Extension; 
Moorhead,  Minnesota 

Dennis  Herbert  Thomas 

Forestry;  Grosse  Pointe 

Don  Lewis  Thornton 

Forestry;  Birmingham 

Robert John  Todd 

Forestry;  Carleton 

tBurton Van  Bochove  Toornman 
Horticulture;  Kalamazoo 
*Boyd  Francis  Trommater 

Education;  Hart 

*Anthony  Lawrence  Tryban 
Agricultural  Education; 

Cheboygan 

Douglas Sylvester  Turini 

Agricultural  Extension;  Vulcan 

*Kenneth W.  Tweedy 

Agricultural  Education;  Marion 

John  Richard  Van  Allen 

Soil  Science;  Ypsilanti 

tAlan  Earl  Van Antwerp 

Agricultural  Education;  Tustin 

Donald  Harding Vander  Veen 

Landscape  Architecture;  Mason 

Jacob  Theodore  Vander  Sys 
Forestry;  Spring Lake 

Kenneth Van  Patten 
Dairy;  Litchfield 

Gerald Peter Van  Singel 

Agricultural  Education; 

Grandville 
Marvin Van  Tuinen 

Animal  Husbandry;  Grand  Rapids 

18 

Lucius Vernon White 

Forestry;  Pasadena,  California 

LeRoy  Winfield  Whitman 

Forestry;  Silver Springs, 

Maryland 

* Donald Keazer Whittemore 

Forestry;  South Weymouth, 

Massachusetts 
Wendell  Lynwood Wilk 

Agricultural  Education;  Alma 

John  Tilman Williams 

Animal  Husbandry;  DetDoit 

Oland Walker Williams 

Forestry;  Battle  Creek 

Elwood Kenneth Wilson 

Agricultural  Education;  Almont 

Richard Samuel Wilson 

Agricultural  Economics;Rochester 

Harry Lewis  Winston,  Jr. 

Dairy;  Birmingham 

Harry Raymond Winters,  Jr. 
Horticulture;  Grand  Rapids 

Myron  Eugene  Wirth 

Agricultural  Economics;  Owosso 

Leslie William Wisuri 
Forestry;  Iron  River 

Blash Bartel Wolf 

Animal  Husbandry;  Ensign_ 

Victor Teofil  Wolf 

Agricultural  Extension;  Ensign 

William James Wood 

Animal  Husbandry;  Detroit 

John  Henry Worthington 

Farm Management;  Romeo 

Paul  Franklin Worthington 

Agricultural  Economics;  Romeo 

Earl G .  Wright 

Agricultural  Economics; 

Ashtabula,  Ohio 
Herbert  Lee Wright,  Jr . 

Animal  Husbandry;  Vickery,  Ohio 

Loren Benton Young 

Vocational Agricultural Education; 

Niles 

William George  Younglove 
Forestry;  Highland Park 

Steve Joseph  Zitkovich 

Forestry;  Hinsdale,  Illinois 

Lester Paul  Zoodsma 

Agricultural  Mechanics; 

Lowell 

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE  (Continued) 

DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN  FORESTRY 

Lester  Eugene  Anderson 
Falconer,  New  York 

Paul John Bois 

Lake  Mills,  Wisconsin 

Robert  William Brandt 

Montrose 

John  Harrison  Fagan 

Flint 

Edward George Garbus 
Linden,  New Jersey 
Richard  Edward Gilpin 

Mount  Clemens 

Edward  Henry  Hanses 
Chicago,  Illinois 

Carl Walter  Heinowski 

Lansing 

Frederick  Erich Heise 

Detroit 

Harold  E.  Jacobson,  Jr . 

Lansing 

Lee  Michael Jahnke 

Alpena 

Robert  Alfred Koller 

Roselle,  New Jersey 
Edward  Joseph Mayrand 

Corunna 

Royce  Eugene  Mossholder 

Joliet,  Illinois 

Richard  Loren Mullan 

Detroit 

William Theodore Nelson 

Marquette 

Robert  Charles  Peterson 

Muskegon 

Charley James  Rogers 
Lynnhaven,  Virginia 

Conway James Smith 
Cleveland,  Ohio 
Richard Brown Steere 

Akron,  Ohio 

William John Ver  Meulen 

Kalamazoo 

*With  Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

19 

• 
• 
• 
0  F 

SCHOOL 

Business  and  Public  Service 

The  candidates  will  be  presented by  DEAN  HERMAN  JACOB  WYNGARDEN 

DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR OF ARTS 

John  Douglas  Aber 

Business  Administration; 

Montour  Falls,  New  York 

Robert  Edward Adams 

Dennis Kelly  Barrett 

Business  Administration; 

Wilmette,  Illinois 

Robert  Edgar  Barton 

Business  Administration;  Jackson 

Business  Administration; 

Clark  John  Afendoulis 

Business  Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

Marilyn Joan  Ahlgrim 
Economics;  Sturgis 
Roderick James  Alderton 

Business Administration;  East 

Lansing 

James  Glenn Aldrich 

Journalism;  Pontiac 
Earl  M.  Alexanderson 

Business  Administration; 

Buffalo,  New York 

Joseph Wayne  Allen 

Business  Administration;  Howell 

Louis  Richard  Almquist 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

Paul  William  Alpers 

Business  Administration; 

Traverse  City 
Robert  Anthony  Amori 

Birmingham 

Raymond  Edward  Basso 
Journalism;  Owosso 

Robert  Wolfe  Baum 

Hotel  Administration;  New 

Rochelle,  N~ York 

Paul  Lawrence  Bauman 

Business  Administration; 

Battle  Creek 

Edwin  Ralph Bayer 

Economics;  Pontiac 

Thomas  Beauchamp 

Hotel  Administration;  Lansing 

Nathaniel  Seeley Bell 

Business  Administration; 
Glenview,  Kentucky 

Raymond  Arthur  Bell 

Economics;  Birmingham 
George  Seymour  Belleville 

Business  Administration;  Evart 

Edward G.  Belyea 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Public  Administration;  Lexington, 

Janet  Simonse n  Amori 

Massachusetts 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

James  Freeman Benjamin 

Arne  Andersen 

Business  Administration; 

Ludington 
David Just Anderson 

Economics;  Iron  Mountain 

Mary Joan  Andreas en 
Journalism;  Holland 

Thomas  Paul  Antioho 

Business  Administration; 

Calumet 

Edward William  Archbold 

Journalism;  New  Hyde  Park, 
Long  Island,  New  York 

Norma  Ardash 

Journalism;  Detroit 

Robert  Louis  Arnson 

Business  Administration; 

Muskegon 
John  Bryan Baggott 

Business  Administration; 

Ludington 

Robert  Bruce  Bailey 

Business  Administration; 

Walled  Lake 

Charles  Arthur Baldwin 
Journalism;  Lansing 

James Owe n  Bard 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

J.  Gordon Barhyte 

Business Administration;  Flint 

Lawrence  Louis  Barkle 

Business  Administration;  Iron 

Mountain 

Robert  Frederick Barnes 

Business  Administration;  Chico, 

California 
'' Max  Donald Barnhart 

Business Administration; 

St.  Charles 

Karl  Fredrick Barnowske 

Economics;  East  Detroit 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

Adam Neil  Bennett 

Business  Administration; 

Mount  Clemens 
Thomas  James  B e nnett 
Economics;  Midland 
Frederick Sanford Benson 

Business  Administration; 

Medina,  New  York 
Leonard  Eugene  Benson 

Business  Administration; 

Cambridge,  Massachusetts 

Oliver  Edwin  Bently,  Jr. 

Business  Administration; 

Muscatine,  Iowa 
Richard  Anthony  Berger 

Social  Service;  Chicago,  Illinois 

David  Joseph Bergeron 

Business  Administration;  East 

Tawas 

*Thomas  Martin Bergers 

Business  Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 
Robert  Jon  Birke 

Economics;  Hart 

tGeorge Alonzo  Bisel 

Business  Administration; Lansing 

Ralph  Leonard  Bleich 
Economics;  Detroit 

Oren  Duane  Blevins 

Business  Administration;  Marion 

William Gunn  Boales,  Jr. 

Business  Administration;  Grosse 

Po int e 
Betty Ann  Bock 

Journalism;  Birmingham 

Jack  Edward  Bolton 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Duane  Preston Bone 

Business  Administration;  Battle 

Creek 

20 

George  Louis  Boomsma 

Business  Administration; 
Hackensack,  New  Jersey 

* Donald  Richard  Borthwick 
Journalism;  Detroit 
Daniel  Nelson  Boutell 

Economics;  Ypsilanti 

Cecil  Lynn Bovee 

Journalism;  Lombard,  Illinois 

Arvel  Troy Bowman,  Jr. 

Business  Administration; 

Centerline 
Donald  James  Boyd 

Business  Administration; 
Bronxville,  New  York 

John  Harold Boyer 

Journalism;  Northbrook,  Illinois 

Byron Thomas  Bradley 

Business  Administration; 

St.  Louis 

Richard  Archie Bradt 

Business Administration;  Alma 

Thomas  Richard  Bramson 

Business  Administration; 

Bloomfield  Hills 
Alfred  Rob ert Bransdorfer 
Journalism;  Lansing 

*Stephen Christie  Bransdorfer 

Journalism;  Lansing 

Kosta  V.  Branoff 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

John  Charles  Brayley 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

*Bernard Joseph  Brennan 

Business  Administration; Bay  City 

Roy  Reinhold  Broman 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

John  Roy  Brooks 

Business  Adm1nistration;  Carson 

City 

Leonard  David Brose 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Herbert  Joseph Broughton 

Business  Administration; 

Birmingham 

Edward  Clement  Brown,  Jr. 
Business  Administration; 

Ferndale 

James Nelson Brown 
Journalism;  Mason 
Lorraine  June  Brown 

Journalism;  Cassopolis 

tRoger  Allan BJ;'own 

Business  Administration; 

Lakewood,  Ohio 

James  Thomas  Bruce 

Business  Administration; 

Ferndale 

Benjamin  Richard  Bucell 
Hotel  Administration; 

Brooklyn,  New  York 
Robert  Dugald Buchanan 

Hotel  Administration;  East 

Lansing 

William  James  Buckingham 
Hotel  Administration; 
Cleveland,  Ohio 

Harlan  Blane  Buckman 

Business  Administration; 

Gladstone 

SCHOOL  OF BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVIGE  (Continued) 

Donald  Paul  Burger 

Hotel  Administration;  Madison, 

Wisconsin 

Donald  Arthur Burton 

Business Administration; 

Lincoln  Park 

Merlin  Ernest  Bush 

Business  Administration; 

Muskegon  Heights 
Douglas  William  Byers 

Business  Administration; 

Charlevoix 

Leonard Paul  Caflisch,  Jr. 
Business Administration; 

Chicago,  Illinois 
Howard  M.  Cain,  Jr. 

Business  Administration; 

Mt.  Morris 

Joseph  Eugene  Caldarera 

Hotel  Administration; Taylorville, 

Illinois 

*Jake  Clayton Callier 

Business  Administration; Lowell 

Charles  Edward  Calvert,  Jr . 
Business  Administration; 

Saginaw 

Frank  Robert  Cameron 
Economics ;  Detroit 
Lorne  Atwood  Cameron 
Hotel  Administration; 
Cleveland,  Ohio 
Robert  James  Cameron 

Economics;  Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Donald  Camp 

Business  Administration; 

Midland 

Richard  Duncan  Campbell 

Business  Administration;  Bay 

City 

Thomas  Campbell 

Economics;  Detroit 

James  Ross  Cannon 

Economics ;  Detroit 
John  Lewis  Cannon,  III 

Hotel  Administration;  New  Have n, 

Connecticut 

Robert  Harvey Cantwell 

Business  Administration;  Perry 

George  Capitan 

*Joseph Leo  Cassidy 

Journalism;  Malden, 
Massachusetts 

William  Miles  Cavitt 

Business Administration; 
East Chicago,  Indiana 

Josephine  Ann  Chally 

Business  Administration; 
Morris,  Illinois 

Robert Glenn  Chambers 

Business  Administration; 

Aurora,  Illinois 
Dudley  Cooper Chapman 

Business  Administration;  Okemos 

Peter S.  Chapa 

Journalism;  Bangor 

MaryLou  Charron 

Journalism;  Farmington 

Edward  Joseph Chase 

Business  Administration; 

Grand  Rapids 

George  Wilbur  Checketts 

Business  Administration; 

Farmington 

Clair  Edward  Chesebro 
Economics;  Fenton 

James  Hung  Choye 

Journalism;  Shanghai,  China 

Daniel  James  Church 

Business Administration;  Detroit 

Nancy  Ann  Church 

Social  Service ;  Flint 

Chester  Cierlak 

Economics;  Grant 
Charles  Raymond  Clark 

Business  Administration;  Elk 

Rapids 

Robert  Eugene  Clark 

Business Administration;  East 

Lansing 

Richard  Thomas  Cleveland 

Journalism;  Detroit 

Nancy  Lou  Clugg 

Social  Service;  Bay City 

Lawrence John Clysdale 
Journalism;  Detroit 
James  Charles  Coates 

Economics;  Metamora 

Kenneth Lee  Cobe 

Business  Administration;  Owosso 

Business  Administration; 

Harry Norman  Capper 

Business  Administration;  Bay 

City 

James  Thomas  Carbonneau 

Business  Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

Kathleen  Esther  Carlin 

Busines s  Administration; 

Roanoke,  Virginia 
Herbert  James  Carlon 

Business  Administration; 
Walker  Valley,  New  York 

John  Russell Carlson 

Business Administration; 

Chicago,  Illinois 

Bruce  T.  Carr 

Journalism;  Eaton  Rapids 

Robert Warren Carr 

Journalism;  Pinckney 
Roger  Robert  Carrington 

Hotel  Administration;  River 

Rouge 

Elmer  D.  Carson 

Hotel  Administration; 

Amaranth,  Pennsylvania 

Floyd  Robert  Cassidy 

Business  Administration; 

Gladstone 

John  Marcus  Cassidy 

Journalism;  Harbor Springs 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

Chicago,  Illinois 

Robert  Merle. Coble 

Journalism;  Jackson 

David George  Cole 

Journalism;  Detroit 
tWilliam Harvey Collawn 

Business  Ad ministration; 
·  Baltimore,  Maryland 

Elizabeth G.  Collins 

Journalism;  Marshall 

James  Mason  Collins 
Economics;  Flint 
Joseph  John  Camps 

Journalism;  Pontiac 

John  Donald  Compton 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

George  Rensselaer  Conklin 
Business Administration; 

Goshen,  New  York 
Lillian James  Constand 

Hotei  Administration;  Detroit 

Herbert  Robertson  Cook 
Economics;  Detroit 
Gale  Franklin Cooley 

Business  Administration;  Howell 

Charles  Malcolm  Cooper 

Business  Administration; 

Benton  Harbor 
Robert  Coleman Cooper 

Hotel  Administration;  Webster 

Groves,  Missouri 

21 

Raymond  Robert  Coppa 

Hotel  Administration;  New 
Bedford,  Massachusetts 

William  Alger  Corbishley 

Business  Administration; 

Sandusky 
Dale  D.  Corcoran 

Business  Administration; Cadillac 

Patrick John Corcoran 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

Thomas  James  Corcoran,  Jr. 

Business  Administration;  Owosso 

Ernest Salling Cornwell,  Jr. 
Business  Administration; 

Saginaw 

*Jeanne  Alice  Corsette 

Journalism;  Walled  Lake 

James  Edward Cottrell 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Warren Coughlin 

Journalism;  DePue,  Illinois 

George  Courtis 

Economics;  Muskegon 

~ Gerald Lee  Cox 

Business  Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 
John  Henry Cox 

Business  Administration; 

Traverse City 

Milton  Lamont  Craig 

Journalism;  Lansing 
*Thomas  Arlen Creager 

Bu-siness  Administration;  Oak 

Park,  Illinois 
Joanne  Marjorie  Crego 

Social  Service;  Lansing 
* Ralf Andrews  Crookston,  Jr ., 
Business  Administration; 

Birmingham 
Robert  John  Crozier 

Business Administration;  Berkley 

Gene  Roger  Cummins 

Business  Administration;  Pontiac 

George  Finlay Cunningham 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Ger.ald  Robert  Curtis 

Political Science ;  Detroit 

Jack Hedlund  Cvengros 
Economics;  Ironwood 
Phyllis  Elaine  Davideit 
Journalism;  Detroit 
tHerbert  Ralph  Davidson 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Raymond William  Davia 
Journalism;  Detroit 
tBarbara Lucine  Davis 

Business  Aaninistration;  Lansing 

Hazel  Watts  Davis 

Social  Service;  Woodstock, 

New  York 
John Pierre  Davis 

Hotel  Administration;  Battle 

Creek 

Margaret  Eliz e beth  Davis 

Journalism;  East  Lansing 

Denver  D.  Day 

Business  Administration;  Adrian 

Frank  Donald  De  Cavitte 

Business  Administration; 
Grosse Pointe  Park 

Dale  E .  Decker 

Journalism;  Ovid 
Howard  Morris  Dedo w 

Business Administration;  Detroit 

Austin George  Deemer 

Business  Administration ;  Romeo 

Donald  Andrew  Deeter 
Journalism;  Pontiac 

Louis George  Deinzer,  Jr. 

Journalism;  Detroit 

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

Carl  Frank  Del  Prete 

Francis  Reid  Ekleberry 

Economics;  Brooklyn,  New York 

Business Administration;  Flint 

Leon  Frederick De  Marais 

Journalism;  Detroit 
John  Emerson  DeMond 
Economics;  Jackson 
Richard  Simon  Den  Uyl 

Business  Administration; 
Grosse Pointe  Farms 

Don  Morton  DeWolf 

Business Administration; 

Huntington Woods 

Donald  George  Diamond 

James  Arthur  Ellis 

Economics;  Huntington  Woods 

Robert  Samuel  Elston 

Journalism;  Royal Oak 

*Howard Orner  Emorey 

Business  Administration;  Royal 

Oak 

William Grant  Erb 
Economics;  Flint 
Robert  Atwood  Ernst 

Hotel  Administration;  Grand 

Business  Administration;  Monroe 

Rapids 

* Howard  Mills  Dick 

Journalism;  Benton  Harbor 

Burnell  Robert  Dietrich 

Business Administration; 
Barrington,  Illinois 
*Jeanne  Carrol  Doremire 

Social  Service;  Midland 

*Carolyn Mae  Dorner 

Journalism;  Detroit 

Leonard A.  Doto 

Social  Service;  Lansing 

James  Richard  Douglas 
Economics;  Lansing 

Marvin Mills  Drake 

Business Administration; 

Flushing 

Robert  Harvey  Drouillard 

Business  Administration; 

Algonac 

Warren Oliver  Druetzler 

Business  Administration; 

LaGrange,  Illinois 

Herbert  L.  Duff,  Jr. 

Hotel  Administration;  Sault Ste. 

Marie 

Jack  Taylor  Dulworth 
Journalism;  Hudson 
James  H.  Dunbar,  Jr. 

Journalism;  Dearborn 

*John Joseph  Dunne 

Business  Administration; 

Worcester,  Massachusetts 

Lewis  Hugh  Ealy,  Jr. 

Business  Administration; 

Traverse City,  Michigan 

Gordon  Lee  Easlick 

Business  Administration; 

Sebewaing 

Frederick William  Eberhardt 

Hotel  Administration;  Lenox 

Ellen  EcRerman 

Social  Service;  East  Lansing 

William Kent  Ecklund 

Business Administration;  Flint 

William  Merritt  Eddy 

Business  Administration;  Ionia 

Donald  Defoe  Edgerle 

Business  Administration;· 

Grand Rapids 

tJack  Edo 

Economics;  Dearborn 

George  W.  Egglefield 

Hotel  Administration;  Elizabeth 

town,  New  York 

John Paul  Ehardt 

Business Administration;  Baroda 

Sara Joan  Eilber 

Social Service;  Detroit 

Eldean Julius  Eisele 

Business Administration; 

Chelsea 
Karl  Emil  Eitel 

Hotel  Administration;  Chicago, 

Illinois 

Shirley Jedele  Eskelund 

Journalism;  Ann  Arbor 

Grant  Edgar  Estep 

Business  Administration; 

LaGrange,  Illinois 

Lewis  Wilder  Estes 

Economics;  Battle  Creek 

Kenneth Jay  Etterbeek 

Business  Administration;  Holland 

Robin George  Ewen 

Business  Administration; 

Birmingham 

Clinton  William  Eyke,  Jr. 

Journalism;  Lowell 
Wilfred Code  Farner 

Business  Administration;  Royal 

Oak 

James W.  Farrell 

Hotel  Administration;  Houston, 

Texas 

Loren Chase  Farwell 

Busi.J:less  Administration;  Flint 

William  Lawrence  Faust,  II 

Economics;  East Grand  Rapids 

Donald  Federman 

Journalism;  Utica,  New  York 

Junior Leo · Fendt 

Business  Administration; 

Farmington 
Eugene  Russel  Fender 

•' 

Public Administration;  Niles 

Donald Albert  Fisher 

Economics;  Birmingham 

Ralph Johnston  Fisher 

Business Administration;  Midland 

Robert  Lee  Fisher 

Business  Administration; 

Kalamazoo 
Samuel  Roberto  Fito' 

Economics;  Caracas,  Venezuela 

James  Edmund  Fitzgerald 
Journalism;  Port Huron 

James  Francis  Flagg 

Business  Administration; 

Battle  Creek 

John Warren  Fleck 

Business  Administration; 

Grosse  Pointe 
James W.  Fleming 

Economics;  Pontiac 
Richard  Mervin  Fleming 

Business  Administration; 

Saginaw 

*Alice  Louise  Flicker 

Social  Service;  Omaha,  Nebraska 

John Adam  Flory 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Albert Clarence  Foell 

Business  Administration;  Grand 

Blanc 

·Joseph  Fontana,  Jr. 

Public  Administration;  Mason 

Mei-Lou  Foo 

Journalism;  St.  Johns 

*Glendalyn  Rose  Foran 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

22 

Niles  Geo.  Foss 

Business  Administration; 

Cleveland  Heights,  Ohio 

Robert  Franklin  Foss 

Business Administration;  Owosso 

Robert  James  Foss 

Economics;  Richmond 

George  David  Foster 

Economics;  Cadillac 

Edward  Louis  Fox 

Business  Administration;  Ionia 

Marvin William  Fox 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

Robert  Jarrett Fralick 

Business Administration;  Detroit 

Peter Fratt 

Journalism~  Roslyn,  New York 

*Charles Gordon  Frederick,  Jr. 

Busin~ss Administration;  Lansing 

William  Dale  Fredricks 

Business  Administration;  Holland 

Donald  J.  French 

Social Service;  Durand 

Garth Turner  Frost 
Economics;  Flint 

Charles  Jacob  Fruehauf 

Business  Administration;  Midland 

Andrew Howard  Fryxell 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Hubert  Russell  Fuller 

Business  Administration;  Hastings 

Perle  Elizabeth  Fulton 

Business  Administration;  Jackson 

Charles Shoichi  Furuya 

Business Administration; 

Honolulu,  Hawaii 

*Paul  Victor Gadola 

Business Administration;  Flint 

Talford  Mathew Gainey 
Hotel  Administration; 
Bradenton,  Florida 

Robert  West  Gang 

Hotel  Administration;  Perry 

*Gaylord  Emerson Gardner 

Business  Administration;  East 

Lansing 

Judith Ann Gardner 

Journalism;  Detroit 

Arthur G.  Garofalo 

Business  Administration; 
Westerly,  Rhode  Island 

Fredrick Wilson  Garvey 

Business Administration; 

Muskegon 
Nancy Allen Gass 

Journalism;  Toledo,  Ohio 

Harold  Frederick Gasser 

Business Administration; 

Birmingham 
Roy Andrew Gast 

Journalism;  Detroit 
*Spyros  Achilles  Gavrilides 
Business Administration; 

Grand Rapids 
Bernard Gelfman 

Business  Administration; 
Brooklyn,  New  York 

Samuel  Joseph Genco 

Economics ;  Jackson 

John Adam Gentzler 

Business  Administration; 
Bethesda,  Maryland 

Arthur Kenelm Gibson 

Journalism;  Grand  Rapids 

John  Hilliard Gibson 

Business  Administration; 

East  Lansing 
Ralph Herbert Gillam 

Hotel  Administration;  Petoskey 

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC SERVICE  (Continued) 

Lawrence  Nelson Glarum 

Hotel  Administration;  Elberta 

Barbara Rae  Glaser 

Business  Administration;  Vernon 

Barbara May Gleason 

Business  Administration;  Fremont 

*Audrey Sutter Glenn 

Business  Administration; 

Heyworth,  Illinois 

William  Frank Glenn 

Beverly Jean  Hamilton 

Business  Administration; 

Portland 
Henry Adam  Hamp 

Public  Administration;  Lansing 

Gurbuz  Mahmut  Hanif 

Business  Administration;  Ankara, 

Turkey 

John Norman  Hansen 

Journalism;  Virgil,  Illinois 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

John  Edgar  Hardy 

Business  Administration; 

Birmingham 
Gerard Henry  Harland 
Economics;  Flint 
Robert  Eugene  Harr 

Richard Gordon  Hoffman 

Business  Administration; 

Saugatuck 

Donald B .  Hoge 

Business Administration; 

Birmingham 
Howard  Paul  Holmes 

Business  Administration; 

Dearborn 

tRuth Orr  Holmes 

Social  Service;  Battle Creek 

Eleanor Jane  Holowinski 

Business  Administration;  Monroe 

John  Milton  Holt,  Jr . 

Journalism;  Brighton 

Robert  Frank  Hones 

Jack William Glupker 

Business Administration;  Holland 

George  Euell  Godby 

. Journalism;  St.  Albans,  West 

Virginia 

*Patricia Francis Goetz 

Journalism;  Grand  Rapids 
George  Nelson  T.  Goldberg 
Journalism;  Port  Chester, 

New  York 

Richard  Russell Goodwin 
Journalism; Detroit 

James  Perrin Gork 

Public  Administration;  East 

Grand Rapids 

Robert  Wilbur Graff 

Business  Administration; 

Muskegon 

John Kenneth Graham 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

tRobert  Ellis  Grant 

Business  Administration; 

Bancroft 
Herman Graulich 

Business  Administration; 
Brooklyn,  New  York 

Robert  John Graves 

Political Science;  Alpena 

Joseph Leslie Green 

Business  Administration; 

Dearborn 

Rial Newton Greenman 
Journalism;  Decatur 

*Charles Sheldon Grill 

Business Administration;  Chicago, 

Illinois 

Arthur James  Grimm 

Business Administration;  Pontiac 

William  E.  Gruber 

Business  Administration; 

Maynard,  .-Massachusetts 

Wallace  Charles  Guertler 
Journalism;  Detroit 

Helen  Elizabeth Gustavson 

Journalism;  Pontiac 
David  Charles  Haadsma 

Business  Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

Edward  Thomas  Hacker 

James  Edward  Haggard 

Business Administration;  Pontiac 

Victor Lee  Hahn 

Business  Administration; 

Highland  Park 
William  Romanus  Haley 
Social Service;  Flint 

Bruce Orval  Hall 

Hotel  Administration;  Eaton 

Rapids 

Dixon  Mahlon  Hall 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Eugene  Francis  Hall 

Economics;  Fennville 

Thomas  Stuart  Hall 

Business Administration;  Lowell 

David William  Haller 

Business Administration; 

Newtonville,  Massachusetts 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

Business  Administration;  Munith 

Business  Administration;  Jackson 

Ralph Laurence  Harris 

Business  Administration;  St. 

Cl.air Sho.res 
Carl Paul  Harvey 

Business  Administration; 
Michigan  City,  Indiana 

Claude  Richard  Hastings 

Social  Service;  Lansing 

Marion  Robert  Hatfield 
Journalism;  Howell 

Gordon  Rhodes  Hawkins,  Jr. 
Business  Administration; 

Grand  Rapids 
Vincent  Edward  Hayes 

Journalism;  Birmingham 

Charles  William  Heberer 

Business  Administration; 

Birmingham 
Craig N.  Hecker 

Business  Administration; 

Grosse  Pointe 

* Maxine  Isabella Hedgecock 
Journalism;  Van  Dyke 

George  J.  Helmig 

Business  Administration; 

Pleasant  Ridge 

Frederick Gurney  Hendrickson 
Business  Administration; 

Rockford 

Stewart  Eugene  Hendry 

Business  Administration; 

Lincoln Park 

Milton  Henkel 

Business  Administration; 
Grosse Pointe 

Richard Stanley Hennes 

Business  Administration; 

Benton  Harbor 
Dwight  M.  Herman 

Public  Administration; 

Worthington,  Minnesota 

Daniel  John  Hewitt 

Weston Arnold  Hook 

Economics;  Honolulu,  Hawaii 

Donald  Robert  Hoover 

Economics;  Oak Park,  Illinois 

William Joseph Horine 

Hotel  Administration;  White 

Plains,  New  York 

William  Davis  Hourihan 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

Marvin  Elmer  Howell 

Business Administration;  Royal 

Oak 

Albin Paul  Hughes 

Business Administration; 

Manistee 

*Helen L.  Hughes 

Journalism;  Chicago,  Illinois 

William  A.  Hume 

Public Administration; Muskegon 

Heights 

Kenneth Clifton  Hunt 

Business  Administration;  Jackson 

Hilton Walter  Hunter 

Business  Administration;  Midland 

Nancy  Twitchell  Hunter 

Political Science;  Springfield, 

Ohio 

· 

Allen Ives  Hunting 

Business Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

Gerald  David  Hurd 

Political Science;  Oak  Park, 

Illinois 
Duane  E.  Hurrell 

Business  Administration;  Owosso 

Laura Ann  Hutton 

Journalism;  Farmington 

Lynwood J.  Hynes 

Business Administration;  Lake 

Odessa 

James  Charles  Irvin 

Business  Administration;  Battle 

Business  Administration;  East 

Creek 

Donald  Raymond  Hibbert 
Economics;  Ironwood 
Howard  James  Hildenbrand 

Economics;  Highland Park 

Elwyn William  Hilsabeck 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

Raymond  W.  Hilzinger 

Business  Administration;  Royal 

Oak 

Dale  Robert  Hoekstra 

Lewis  Lincoln Irwin 

Business Administration;  Pontiac 

Robert  Callow Irwin 

Business Administration;  Pontiac 

Don  Deward Jackson 

Business  Administration; 

Manistee 

*William Hartzell Jackson 

Business  Administration;Petoskey 

Russell  Arthur Jacobs 

Business  Administration; 

Business  Administration;  Edmore 

Essexville 

Richard  Lawrence  Hodge 

Journalism;  Grand Ledge 

James Otus  Hodges 

Business  Administration; Concord 

Leona  Marie  Hodges 

Social  Service;  Grand  Rapids 

Dorothy  Eleanor  Hoffman 

Business  Administration;  East 

Lansing 

John Charles Jacobsen 

Business Administration; 

Metamora 
*Elaine  Ruth  Jalonen 

Social Service;  Ironwaod 
William  Chalice  Robert  James 

Economics;  Flint 

23 

Business  Administration; Lansing 

Detroit 

SCHOOL OF  BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

Donald  Eugene  Jankura 

Hotel  Administration;  Bridgeport, 

Connecticut 

Ri c hard Stanley Jarmus 

Hotel  Administration;  Alpena 

Raymond  Alfred  Jarrard 

Hotel  Administration;  Flint 
Arthur  Emerson Jeffers,  Jr. 
Business  Administration; 
Three  Rivers 

James  Rowland  Jenkins 
Journalism;  Deerfield 

Betty  Maxine  Job 

Business  Administration; 

Dearborn 
Glenn  Theodore Job 

Journalism;  St.  Joseph 

George  Marius  Johnsen 

Business  Administration; 

Belleville 
Calvin Koy Johnson 

Hotel  Administration;  Lansing 

Earl Watkins  Johnson,  Jr . 
Journalism;  Muskegon 

tFrances Ann  Johnson 

Journalism;  Whitehall 
Kathryn  Virginia Johnson 
Journalism;  Detroit 
Norman  Devine  Johnson 

Business Administration; 

Ishpeming 

Oscar  Edward  Johnson 

Ralph William Kausch 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Wilmer Johnson Keeney 

Hotel  Administration;  Dearborn 

*Maxine  Kellogg 

Journalism;  Lansing 

Paul  Douglas Kelly 

Hotel  Administration; Ridgewood, 

New Jersey 

Eugene  Joseph Kendra 

Business  Administration; 

Muskegon 
Jay Coolidge Kenney 

Hotel  Administration;  Detroit 

James  Power Ketchum 

Journalism;  East  Lansing 

Robert  Spencer Keyes 

Economics;  Birmingham 

*Gretchen Louise  Ki ebler 

Social Service;  East  Lansing 

*Norman Carl Kiefer 
Economics;  Flint 
Robert  Earl Killackey 

Journalism;  East  Lansing 

Kenneth Gerald Kimble 

Business  Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

James  Michael King 

Business  Administration;  Gary, 

Indiana 
John  Harry King 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Business  Administration;  Eaton 

Joseph Brook King 

Rapids 

Robert  Collins  Johnson 
Social  Service;  Flint 
Donald Bruce  Johnston 

Business  Administration; 

Wilmette,  Illinois 
tGeorge  Donald Johnston,  Jr. 

Journalism;  Stanford,  Connecticut 

William  Robert  Johnston 

Business  Administration;  Sturgis 

Jesse  Frank Kinsey 

Political Science;  Cadillac 

Robert  Frederick Kitchen 

Business  Administration; 

Cheboygan 

Thomas  Cecil Klapperich 

Business  Administration; 

St.  Joseph 

· Business  Administration;  Union 

Robert  Christian Klein 

City,  New Jersey 
Robert  Lewis  Jondron 

Business  Administration; 

Algonac 

Beverly  Harriet Jones 

Journalism;  Ferndale 

Thomas  Howard Joyce 

Journalism;  Grosse  Pointe  Park 

Lyle  Gordon Kaechele 

Business Administration; 

Caledonia · 
Milton Kafkalis 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Bernard Anthony Kaldahl 

Business Administration;  Bear 

Lake 

Robert  Paul Kaleth 

Hotel  Administration;  Detroit 

John James Klimoff 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

John  Arthur Kloha 

Business  Administration; Berkley 

Journalism;  Mount  Vernon, 

Bruce  Alan Knowles 

Business  Administration; 

Highland  Park 
Gordon  Thure Knutson 

Business  Administration;  Coloma 

Don  Lee Koch 

Business  Administration; Saginaw 

Harold  Frank Koeplin 

New  York 
Robert  Joslin  Lee 

Business  Administration;  Midland 

Russell Brook Lee 

Journalism;  Detroit 

Charles  Jay Leonard 

Business  Administration;  Capac 

James Walter  Leonard 

Hotel  Administration;  Saginaw 

Business  Administration;  Grand 

Edward Arthur Koerner 
Hotel  Administration; 

Manitowish Waters,  Wisconsin 

Business  Administration;  Chicago, 

Michael  Paul Kolian 

Illinois 

Bessie Kim Oi Kam 

Social  Service;  Honolulu,  Hawaii 

Eugene  Braun Kammert 

Business  Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

Stephen  Daniel  Karafa 

Business  Administration; 

Muskegon  Heights 

Jack A.  Katchmar 

Economics;  Detroit 

Henry  Herbert Katz 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Robert Charlie Katz 

Business  Administration;  Battle 

Creek 

Wallace  Yun  Fong Kau 

Business  Administration;  Ewa, 

Oahu,  Hawaii 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Eldon James Kolka 

Economics;  Bay  City 

Anne Kontas 

Social Service;  Lansing 

Ramon  Joeyeph Kramer 

Journalism;  Chicago,  Illinois 

*Lawrence  Stanley Krot 

·  Business  Administration; 

Hamtramck 

Carl Martin Krueger,  Jr . 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Roman  Peter Krupczak 

Business  Administration;  Port 

Huron 

Martin Joseph Kuchar 

Business  Administration; Lansing 

Eugene Kuish 

Business Administration;  Detroit 

24 

Paul  Joseph Kuzdzal 

Business  Administration; 

New  Buffalo 

Harry Kyle 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Robert Charles  LaBine 

Bu'Siness  Administration;  Toledo, 

Ohio 

Albert  Joseph Laforet 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Ronald  Francis LaFountain 
Journalism;  Iron River 

Frederick Joseph Land 

Business  Administration; 

Dearborn 
Duane  Wilson Lane 

Business Administration; Jackson 

James  Francis  Lange 

Business  Administration;  Spring 

Lake 
Paul  Lanigan 

Hotel  Administration;  Stamford, 

New  York 

William  Lavern Lanphar 
Journalism;  Romeo 

Edward Neil  Larson 

Journalism;  Benton Harbor 

Willard Irving Larson 

Business  Administration; 

Muskegon 

Lyle  Howard  Lashaw 

Hotel  Administration; 

Schenectady,  New  York 

Robert  Harris  Lavery,  Jr . 
Business Administration; 

Highland  Park 

David  Arthur  LaVine 

Hotel  Administration;  Stillwater, 

Minnesota 

Bruce  Lawrason 

Journalism;  Lansing 

Paul William Lawrason,  Jr . 
Business Administration; 

Chicago,  Illinois 

*Irving Anthony LeBlanc 
Journalism;  Lansing 

Jean  F .  Lebourdais 

Rapids 

James  Wallace  Leweke 
Hotel  Administration; 
Huntington,  Indiana 
Everett  Howard  Light, · Jr. 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Howard George  Ling 

Business  Administration;  Three 

Oaks 

Phillip  Eugene.  Lint 

Business  Administration;  Sturgis 

Ron  M.  Linton 

Political Science;  Detroit 

Bert Herrick Liverance 

Hotel  Administration;  Birmingham 

John  Burris  Loew 

Journalism;  Grand  Rapids 

Gilbert  Harvey Long 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Leonard  Fillmore  Lorts 

Business  Administration;  St . Clair 

Donald  Nicholas  Lovretin 

Business  Administration;  West 

wood,  New  Jersey 

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

John  Edward Lownik 

Business  Administration;  Iron 

River 

James  McLean  Lycett 

Journalism;  Wyandotte 
Merton Archie  Lyons,  Jr. 

Public  Administration;  Warren 

Charles  Andrew  Lysaght 

Business Administration; 

Benton  Harbor 

John  Thomas  MacFarlane 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Leigh Patricia Macho 

Journalism;  Lansing 
John  Conover  MacMeekin 

.Journalism;  Cranford,  New 

Jersey 

Howard  Allen  Maddox 
Economics;  Detroit 

Marshall  Joseph Maertens 
Business  Administration; 

Grosse  Pointe 
Richard  Earl  Mahaney 

Business Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 
Loren Lee  Major 

Journalism;  Dearborn 
Will iam  Donovan  Mandeville 

Economics;  Fenton 

Donald  Earl  Manges 

Journalism;  Windber, Pennsylvania 

John  Milton  Mangus 

Business  Administration;  Milan 

Milton Augustus  Manley,  Jr. 
Business  Administration; 

Bloomfield Hills 

Burton William  Manth 

Business  Administration; 
Tonawanda,  New  York 

*Paul  Douglas  Marengo 

Business  Administration;  Port 

Huron 

George  Louis  Marinis 

Business  Administration;  Tiffin, 

Ohio 

Rebecca  Marion 

Business  Administration;  East 

Lansing 

Paul  Z .  Marks 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Robert  Lee  Marriott 

Hotel  Administration;  Herkimer, 

New  York 

Charles  Fredrick Marsh 

Business  Administration; 

Kalamazoo 

Edward  Walter  Marsh 

Business Administration;  Detroit 

Kenneth  Lyle  Marshall 

Economics;  East  Lansing 

Martha Jane  Marshall 

Journalism;  East  Lansing 

Gene  Harry  Martenson 

Hotel  Administration;  Jamestown, 

New York 
Robert  Roy  Martin 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Carew Pitt Martindale 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Jerome  Edward  Maslowski 

Business  Administration;  East 

Saginaw 

Wallace  Bruce  Matthews 

Hotel  Administration;  Comstock 

Park 

Marvin  Gene  Maudlin 

Journalism;  Royal  Oak 

Theodore  Hall  Maupin 

Business  Administration;  Monroe 

Walter  Ernest  Mayer 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Walter  Henry  Mayer 

Economics;  Detroit 
Thomas Owen  McCanna 

Business Administration; ·Lansing 

William James  McClintock 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

John  Clifton  McClure 

Hotel  Administration;  Colorado 

Spring,  Colorado 
Charles  Peter  McCormick 

Economics ;  Newark,  New Jersey 

William  Hodge  McCort 

Business  Administration; 

Traverse City 
Fred  Harold  McDavid 

Journalism;  Dearborn 

Nancy Kay  McDavid 

Social Service;  Detroit 
Howard  Frederick  McEntee 

Business  Administration;  Owosso 

Gerald John  McGovern 

Business  Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

Leon William  McGowen 

Business  Administration;  Fremont 

Robert  Mcinnes,  Jr. 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

Norman  E .  Mcintyre 

Business  Administration;  Bad Axe 

*Patricia Netta  McKeown 

Business  Administration;  St. 

Clair Shores 
John  Francis  McKinney 

Journalism;  Sault Ste.  Marie 

Walter Shaw  Mc!.ean 

Economics;  Detroit 
William Junior  McLean 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Wendell  Robert  McLogan 
Economics;  Detroit 
Robert  Donald  McLouth 
Journalism;  Detroit 
Robert  James McManus 
Journalism;  Pontiac 
William Leland McNatt 

Business  Administration; 

Farmington 
Lynn Burns  McNeill 

Business Administration;  Flint 

Robert  Evans  McQuater 

Business Administration;  Royal 

Oak 

*Betty Jean McQutggin 

Business  Administration; 

Detroit 

Robert  John  McQuiggin 

Business  Administration; 

Dowagiac 

James  Everette  McWilliams 
Business  Administration; 

Farmington 
Daniel  Edward  Mead 

Business  Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

George  Lawrence  Meathe 

Journalism;  Grosse  Pointe 

* Theodore  Frank Melichar 

Business  Administration; 

Riverside,  Illinois 
William  Leland Merrill 

Public Administration;  Batavia, 

New  York 

Edmund John  Meurer,  Jr . 

Business  Administr,ation; 
La Canada,  California 

George  Ulrick Meyer 

Putx ic  Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

*With Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

25 

John  Allen  Meyers 

Journalism;  Winnetka,  Illinois 

*Robert  Leo  Meythaler 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

Neil  Buchanan  Michie 

Business  Administration;  Grosse 

Pointe  Farms 
Ross  Allen  Miesel 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Betty Jane  Miller 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Larry Louis  Miller 

Business  Administration; 

Hillsdale 

tRobert  Eugene  Miller 
Economics;  Detroit 
Robert  William  Miller 

Economics;  Farmington 

Loren R.  Millette 

Hotel  Administration;  Menominee 

*Shigeto  Minami 

Business  Administration;  Lanai, 

Hawaii 

William  Edward  Miron,  Jr. 
Economics ;  Escanaba 

Neil  Roy  Moen 

Business  Administration; 

"Sherwood 

Richard  Joseph  Monahan 
Economics ;  Detroit 

Pasquale Joseph  Mongillo  II 

Economics;  Wilmington, Delaware 

Casii).ier  Joseph Montemurn 

Economics;  Detroit 
William  Taylor  Moore 

Business  Administration; 

Detroit 

Yvonne  Moore 

Journalism;  Lansing 
Richard  Larue  Moored 

Business  Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

Robert  Charles  Morden 

Business  Administration;  Corunna 

Daniel  Louis  Morey 

· 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

John  Albert  Morley 

Business  Administration; 

Parkhill,  Ontario,  Canada 

Mary Lee  Morrison 

Journalism;  Old Greenwich, 

Connecticut 
Douglas  Erwin  Morse 

Journalism;  Grand  Rapids 

Barbara Jean  Mosel 

Business Administration;  Hudson 

Robert  Mortelfe  Muehlberger 

Political Science;  East  Lansing 

Richard  Frank  Mule' 

Business Administration; 

Grand  Rapids 
Beverly Anne  Munson 

Business Administration; 

Muskegon 
Kenneth  D.  Munson 

Business  Administration; 

Bath 

Robert  Bruce  Munson 

Business Administration;  Lansing 

Robert  Alanson  Munyan 

Business  Administration; 

Highland  Park 

Owen  Eugene  Murphy 

Hotel Administration;  Rome, 

New  York 

Grant  Eugene  Murray 

Hotel  Administration;  Mt. 

Pleasant 

Mary  Ellen Musselman 

· Political Science;  East  Lansing 

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

Frank C.  Muzyka 

Business  Administration; 
Amsterdam,  New  York 

Richard  Henry  Myer 

Business  Administration; 

Constantine 

Miche.le  Nardo 

James  Franklin Parkinson 
Business Administration; 

Bay City 
John Robert  Parry 

Journalism;  Gary,  Indiana 

James  Mitchel  Pasco 
Economics;  Fenton 

Business Administration;  Lansing 

Thurbert  Elliot  patterson 

Lester F.  Naylor 

Hotel  Administration;  Scranton, 

Pennsylvania 

William Ross Neal 

Economics;  Sault Ste.  Marie 

Peter James  Nekos 

Economics;  Kinston,  New York 

Lois  Jelier Nelson 

Business  Administration; 

Muskegon 
Roland  Dean Nelson 

, Business Administration; 

Birmingham 
Wilfred Owen Nethaway 

Business Administration;  Lansing 

Raymond Aloysius  Newman 

Business Administration;  Manistee 

William Stanley Nichols 

Business Administration;  Delmar, 

New  York 
Donald  Ray  Peck 

Business  Administration; 
Kenmore,  New  York 
Philip Thornton Perkins 

Business  Administration; 

Hingham,  Massachusetts 

Robert  Clare  Perkins 

Business  Administration; 

Muskegon 

Raymond  Edward Peterson,  Jr. 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Claude  Allison Phelps,  Jr . 
Business  Administration; 

Birmingham 
Ronald Worth Pierdon 

Joanne  Marie  Reid 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Roy  Henry  Renn 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

William  Eugene  Rice 

Business Administration;  East 

Jackson 

John Joseph Richards 

Business  Administration;  Sturgis 

William  Pond  Richards 
Journalism;  Detroit 

Richard Grant  Riess 

Business  Administration;  Long 

Island City,  New  York 

Herbert  Ray Riley 

Business Administration;  Lansing 

Jack Cooper  Rillema 

Journalism;  Muskegon 

William  Davenport  Rindskopf 

Hotel  Administration;  Wilmette, 

Illinois 
Michael  A.  Piolo 

Journalism;  Grand Haven 

Milton  Philip Ritter 

Journalism;  Dearborn 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

*Carolyn Jane  Robbins 

Business  Administration;  Depew, 

Edward Charles  Piloske 

New  York 

Thomas  Howard  Nicholson 
Journalism;  Wilkinsburg, 

Pennsylvania 
Donald  Stuart Nisbett 

Journalism;  Pontiac 
N·orbert  Thomas  Nizinski 

Hotel  Administration;  Saginaw 

Frank  Henry Noble 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

William James Nolechek 

Hotel  Administration;  Thorp, 

Wisconsin 

Robert  Redin Norman 

Hotel  Administration;  Jackson 

Louis William Pitcher 

Business  Administration; 

Muskegon 

Ralph Wilbur  Pocklington 
Journalism;  Detroit 

John  Poloncak 

Business  Administration;  East 

Chicago,  Indiana 

Roberta Charlotte  Porterfield 

Journalism;  Owosso 

Bert  Earl Post 

Business  Administration; 

Mulliken 

Business  Administration;  Oak 

Melbourne  C.  Pottruff 

Park,  Illinois 
*Joan  Edith Norton 

Social  Service;  Owosso 

Ann Irene Nymberg 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

Robert  Eugene  Powers 

Business  Administration;  Royal 

Oak 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Lloyd  C ,  Preston 

Charles Victor Nystie 

Business  Administration; 

Detroit 
Donald  Henry Oke 

Business Adm:inistration;  Detroit 

James  Emery Olah 

Economics;  Detroit 
Frederick Anthony Olita 

Hotel  Administration;  Kings  Park, 

Long  Island,  New  York 

Albert  Harry Olsen 

Business Administration;  Pontiac 

Robert  Ray Olsen 

Business  Administration;  Iron 

River 

Guy  Roger  Boyden Olson 

Business Administration; 

Manistee 

Randall  Lewis Orner 

Business  Administration;  Owosso 

Robert  James O'Neill 

Hotel  Administration;  Flint 

John Albert Ott 

Business  Administration; 

Traverse  City 
William Leslie  Pahman 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

Kenneth George  Palmer 

Business Administration;  Bay 

City 

Katherine  Papajohn 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

Hotel  Administration;  Clarklake 

Edward  John Pricener 

Hotel  Administration;  East 

McKeesport,  Pennsylvania 

Harold Arthur Prochnow 
Journalism;  Ann  Arbor 
George  Clayton  Pulcipher 

Business  Administration; 

Williamsburg 
George  Richard  Pulos 

Political Science;  Muskegon 

Heights 

James  Ley Quigley 

Journalism;  Saginaw 
William Joseph Quigley 

Hotel  Administration;  Hibbing, 

Minnesota 
Warren Henry  Rahn 

;Business  Administration;  Chicago 

Illinois 

Robert  Edmond  Ranguette 

Business  Administration; 

Escanaba 

Andrew  Edward  Rasmussen,  Jr. 

Journalism;  Ludington 

Helen Louise  Raths 

Social Service;  Saginaw 

Thomas Winter Ray 

Economics,  Detroit 

Calvin W.  Rayle 

Hotel  Administration;  Detroit 

Edwin Gurney  Raynor 

Business Administration; 

Muskegon 

26 

Journalism;  East  Lansing 

John Glenwood  Robbins 
Economics;  Detroit 
David  Fredrick Roberts 

Business Administration; 

Wilmette,  Illinois 
Hubert Gorden  Roberts 
Economics;  Detroit 
Richard  Edmund  Roberts 

Hotel  Administration;  Alma 

Robert  George  Roe 

Business Administration;  St. 

Ignace 

Jackson Richard  Rollins 

Journalism;  Ottawa Lake 

Robert  Marvin  Rombouts 
Economics;  Iron  River 

Arthur Philip Ronan 

Journalism;  Detroit 

Marvin  Donald  Hose 

Business  Administration; 
Brooklyn,  New  York 

Robert  Arno  Rose 

Business  Administration; 

Bloomingdale 

Jerry Rotta 

Business  Administration;  Owosso 

Edwin Harry Rouse 

Economics;  Pontiac 

Rimmel  Lee  Russell 

Economics;  Delta,  Missouri 

Edsel  Elmer Rutenbar 

Business  Administration; 

Farmington 

*Leonard Lav·rence  Rynski 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Katherine  Haruko  Sakai 

Business  Administration;  New 

Rochelle,  New  York 

Martin Bernhart Sapila 

Business  Administration; 

Ishpeming 

Robert  Edward Sarhatt 

Business Administration;  Flint 

Joseph  F.  Schadler 

Business Administration;  Baroda 

*Roger John Schafer 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Garald  Erwin Schairer 
Economics;  Lansing 
Frederick  Dalby Schenck 

Journalism;  Kensington,  Maryland 

*Orland A.  Scheuner 

Political Science;  Ossineke 

SCHOOL  OF BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

Dean  Max Schluchter 

Business  Administration;  Reese 

Dale  LeRoy Schmidtman 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Henry Allen Schnelker 
Economics;  Flint 
Frank James Schotters 

Business Administration; 

Cincinnati,  Ohio 
Patricia Ann Schram 

Journalism;  Lansing 

George  Adelbert Schroeder 

Hotel  Administration;  Detroit 

Gerald Carl Schwemmin 

Business  Administration;  Ann 

Arbor 

John  Herbert Scott 

Journalism;  Evanston,  Illinois 

Margaret Jean Scott 

Business  Administration;  Marine 

City 

Alyce  Marie Seaks 

Journalism;  Traverse City 

Edward Christ Sealander 

Business Administration; 

Gladstone 

LouZella  Juanita Seeburger 

Business Administration;  Adrian 

Alan George Selby 

Journalism;  Ferndale 

Paul  L .  Shannon 

Hotel Administration;  Defiance, 

Ohio 

Wesley  Hollis  Shannon 

Business Administration; 

Hamburg 

Thelma Muriel Shapiro 
Journalism;  Detroit 
Howard  Macdonald Sharp 

Business  Administration; 

Buffalo,  New  York 

*James  Hill Sharpe 

Hotel  Administration;  Dexter, 

Maine 

James  Robert  Shaw,  Jr. 

Business  Administration;  Allen 

Park 

James Wallace Shaw 

Hotel  Administration;  Detroit 

Warren Shaw 

Business  Administration;  Lapeer 

Roland Jack Shelby 

Business  Administration;  Jackson 

James  Arthur Shepard 

Business Administration;  Detroit 

Donald  L.  Shepherd 

Business  Administration;  Midland 

Richard  E.  Shinn 

Business Administration;  Lansing 

Lawrence  Arthur Shore 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

Chalmer Jesse Shull 

Economics;  Battle  Creek 

Delphin S.  Siadak 

Public  Administration;  Detroit 

Arthur  Raymond Sieloff 

Business Administration; 

Plymouth 

tHarry Andrew Siitonen 

Journalism;  Fitchburg, 

Massachusetts 

Harry Lee  Simcox 

Economics;  Chester,  West 

Virginia 

Raymond  L.  Simescu 

Hotel  Administration;  Detroit 

Kenneth  Roy Simmons 

Business Administration; 

Westfield,  Pennsylvania 

*With  Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

Ronald Wayne  Simonsen 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Arthur Loyd  Simpson . 

Business Administration;  Saginaw 

Margery Jane Sindecuse 

Journalism;  St.  Louis,  Missouri 

Ronald  Peter Sinkway 

Business  Administration; 

Ridgewood,  New Jersey 

*Anthony Jack Skardina 

Business  Administration;  Benton 

Harbor 

Norma Jean Skelton 

Journalism;  Pontiac 
Wayne  LaVerne Slaght 

Public  Administration;  Flint 

Henry Andrew Slater 

Business  Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

John Benedict Slavinskas 

Journalism;  Grand  Rapids 

Dewey Joseph Sleder 

Business  Administration; 

Traverse City 

John B.  Smalley 

Public Administration;  Flint 

Bernard Joseph Smith 

Public Administration; Comstock 

Park 

· 

Cyrus  M .  Smith 

Business  Administration; 

Clawson 

Donald  Allen  Smith 

Business Administration;  Lansing 

George  Baird Smith 

Kenneth Gordon  Stone 

Business  Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

Keith  Edward Stoner 

Busine ss Administration;  Port 

Huron 

Ernest  Ervin Street 

Business  Administration; 

Bancroft 

John  Frederick Streit 

Business  Administration;  Oxford 

Eugene  John Stroia 

Business  Administration;  Ecorse 

Elme r  Lawrence Strom 

Business Administration;  Fenton 

Theodore  Robert Stroud 
Political Science;  Holt 

Robert  David  Stuart 
Journalism;  Flint 
William  Case  Stump 

Economics;  Birmingham 

Martin  Stygar 

Business  Administration; 

Benton Harbor 
John  Lester Sullivan,  Jr . 

Social Service;  Portsmouth, 

. Virginia 

Robert  Leonard Swanson 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Robert Ward Swope 

Journalism;  Wheeler 
Robert  Allen  Swoverland 
Journalism;  Saginaw 

Edwin Szafranski 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Business  Administration;  Wayne 

Edmund  Alexander Szajna 

George  Eugene  Smith 

Public Administration;  Lansing 

Lee Grant  Smith 

Business  Administration;  St. 

Clair 
Wayne  F.  Smith 

Business  Administration;  Port 

Austin 

James A.  Snodgrass 

Journalism;  Pierceton,  Indiana 

Gloria Therese Spaniolo 

Business  Administration; 

Muskegon 

Louis  Martin Spencer,  Jr. 
Business Administration; 

Bloomfh;ld  Hills 

Russell  A.  Spice 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Raymond  Spinola 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Warren Giles  Sprague 

Journalism;  South  Haven 

Lyle Warren Spenger 

Hotel  Administration;  Onekama 

Kenneth Glass  Springer 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Walter Joseph Stark 

Business Administration; 

Hamtramck 
*Gordon Bresee Starr 

· Business  Administration;  Virden, 

Illinois 

Charles James Stefani,  Jr. 

Business  Administration;  Chicago, 

Illinois 
Sidney Stein 

Journalism;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Frank  H .  Stevens 

Business Administration;  Jackson 

Norman  Lee  Stevens 

Economics;  Sturgis 

Lionel  Jay Stober 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Joan  Ruth  Stock 

Journal i sm;  Unionville 

27 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Richard  Edward Szepski 
Journalism;  Detroit 
Robert  James  Szilagyi 

Business Administration; 

Davison 
Bruce  V.  Tappe 

Hotel  Administration;  Ann  Arbor 

tGloria V.  Tarpinian 

Public  Administration;  Hazel 

Park 

Hartley  Eugene  Taylor 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Ralph  Daniel  Taylor 

Economics;  Lansing 

Stanley Taylor 

Economics;  Dowagiac 

Donald Arthur  Teeple 

Economics;  Minden  City 
Frede rick  Charles  Teich,  Jr. 

Hotel  Administration;  Kenilworth, 

Illinois 

Robert  Eijin  Teruya 

Business  Administration; 

Honolulu.  Hawaii 

Duane  Moren Tester 

Public  Administration;  Marble, 

Minnesota 

James  Richard  Thomas 

·Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Robert  Lee  Thomas 

Business  Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

William  Halford  Thomas 

Jou.rnalism;  Holly 

Everett Steven  Thompson,  Jr . 

Public Administration;  Detroit 

Robert  James  Thomson 

Business  Admini stration;  Detroit 

Russell  Waldo  'I;hre sher,  Jr . 
Hotel  Administration;  New 

Orleans,  Louisiana 

Patricia Ann  Tidey 

Social Service;  Grand  Rapi ds 

James  Matthew  T i erney 
Economics;  Royal  Oak 

SCHOOL  OF BUSINESS AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

James  Donald  Todd 

Business Administration;  Bad 

Axe 

Wesley  Ransom  Todd 
Economics;  Detroit 

Carlos  Claude  Tower,  Jr. 

Business Administration;  Clio 

Donald F.  Tramontin 

Business Administration;  Iron 

Mountain 

Thomas  Atkins  Treleaven 
Journalism;  Port  Huron 

William  Donald  Treuter 

Business  Administration;  Oetroit 

Richard  Thomas  Trull 

Journalism;  Grass  Lake 

Philip  Landon  Tschirhart 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Roger  A.  Tusken 

Journalism;  Lowell 

Lewis  Potter Tuttle 

Economics;  Lansing 

Jay  DeWitt  Utley III 

Business  Administration;  Royal 

Oak 

Russell .Stearns  Vahlbusch 
Business Administration; 

Highland  Park 
Kenneth Scott  Vallance 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Robert  Dale  Vanderberg 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Quentin  R.  VanDore 

Business Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

Edwin Jay Van  Harn 

Business Administration;  Holland 

Esther Gail  Vannorsdall 
·  Business  Administration; 

Cleveland  Heights,  Ohio 

John William Van Poppelen 

Business  Administration;  Bay 

City 

John  Marvin Van Wagoner 
Journalism;  Detroit 

Clarence  Kean Vaughn,  III 

John L.  Vrona 

Business  Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

Oscar Archie Wade 

Economics;  Lansing 
Dawn  Rosemary Waha 

Social Service;  Detroit 

*G.  Fred Wait 

Business  Administration; 

Pinconning 
Cynthia  Jean Waites 

Journalism;  Highland  Park 

William Miller Walbeck 
Journalism;  Marshall 

John Stadler Walker 

Business  Administration;  Adrian 

Paul  Clayton Walker 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Sheldon  Richard Walker 

Business  Admil'listration;  Albion 

George  Merton Wallace 
Economics;  Davison 

Jack Wallach 

Economics;  Brooklyn,  New York 

Kelly  Parker Walquist 

Journalism;  Roseville 

John Kenneth Walsh 

Journalism;  Muskegon 
Daniel  Frederick Walters 

Business  Administration;  betroit 

John W.  Wangen 

Business  Administration; 

Traverse  City 
Frank  E.  Warden,  Jr. 

Business  Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

George Gardner Watson 

Business  Administration; 

Evanston,  Illinois 

Martha Ann  Watt 

Political Science;  Rockwood 

Edith Jean Watts 

Business Administration; 

Belvidere,  Illinois 

Paul  Edward Weber 

Business Adminlstration;  Gaines 

Business Administration;  Detroit 

*Theodore Webster 

Lucio Guerrero  Velasco 

Economics;  Cali,  Colombia, 

South America 
Gerrit Albert  VerHoef 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Dolores Yvonne  Weinberg 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

Louie  John Weiss 

Business Administration;  Grand 

Business  Administration;  Birch 

Rapids 

Robert  Charles  Versichele 

Run 

Alph Edward Weldon 

Business Administration;  Detroit 

Hotel Administration;  Lapeer 

William  Martin Viergever 

Business Administration;  Grand 

Alexander Stephen Wells 

Hotel  Administration;  Nashville, 

Rapids 

Betty Joan Vitkuske 

Business Administration; 

Midland 

Dolores  Mary Vitton 

Social  Service;  Hancock 

Angelos  James Vlahakis 

Hotel  Administration;  Lansing 

Rudolph  Francis Vogelreuter 

Economics;  Marshall 
Harold Lawrence Vogler 

Public  Administration;  Detroit 

Hugo  Karl Vollath 

Journalism;  Highland Park, 

Illinois 

Ludwig William Vollmer 

Business  Administration; 

Holland 

Arthur  Robert  Voorhees 

Hotel  Administration;  North 

Bergen,  New Jersey 

Phed  Dimitri Vosniacos 

Journalism;  Athens,  Greece 

*With Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

Tennessee 

Edward Charles Wenzel 

Business  Administration;  Flat 

Rock 

Donald  Albert West 

Business  Administration;  East 

Lansing 
David Bryce White 

Hotel  Administration;  Vermilion, 

Ohio 

Oennis  Alan White 

Journalism;  Detroit 

Gerald Gordon White 

Business Administration;  Detroit 

*Robert  Charles White 

Business Administration;  Flint 

Clyde  Leland Widmayer 
Hotel  Administration; 

Manchester 

Fredrick James Wiles 

Business  Administration;  Lansing 

Jack  Eugene Williams 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

28 

Richard  Dwight Williams 
Hotel  Administration; 
Perrysburg,  Ohio 
Robert  Gordon Williamson 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

Rexford Gordon  Willnow 

Business Administration;  Adrian 

John Neil  Wilson 

Business  Administration;  Detroit 

J.  Thomas  Winston 

Business  Administration;  Flint 

Sherman Abner Wirick 

Business  Administration;  Morenci 

Robert  Douglas  Wishart 

Business Administration;  Detroit 

tRichard James Woelfle 

Political Science;  Dunkirk,  New 
r 

York 

Kenneth Richard Wolfe 

Business  Administration; 

Dearborn 

Lorne  Richard Worthy 

Business Administration;  Imlay 

City 

Lewis  Mitchell Wrenn,  Jr. 

Business  Administration;  Pontiac 

Albert  Edward Wright 

Hotel  Administration;  Elizabeth, 

New Jersey 
Kenneth  Earl Wright 

Business Administration;  Saginaw 

Lloyd  Richard Wright 

Journalism;  Ferndale 

Harry F.  W~e-Parry, Jr. 

Public Administration;  Detroit 

George  Dickson Yeckley 

Public Administration;  Cresson, 

Pennsylvania 

Colombe  Lorraine Yeomans 

Journalism;  Holland 

*Thomas  C.  Yeotis 

Business Administration;  Flint 

Kenneth Smith Younce 

Business  Administration; 

Jackson 

Mary Aileen Young 

Business  Administration;  Okemos 

Dwan  Vincent  Ziegler 

Business  Administration; 

Farmington 

Robert  Lee  Zerull 

Business  Adminis~ration; Mt. 

Morris 

Roland  Raymond  Zinke 

Business Administration; 

Rogers  City 

Karl Bertram Zint,  Jr. 

Business Administration;  East 

Grand  Rapids 

*Norman John  Henry  Zube 

Business Administration; 

Essexville 

Charles  Anthony  Zuppa 

Business  Administration;  Sault 

Ste.  Marie 

Alvin Paul  Zvoda 

Hotel  Administration;  Kenosha, 

Wisconsin 

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 

Samuel  Adams,  Jr. 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

Eldon Wayne  Armer 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Omaha, 
Nebraska 

Richard Oberlin Arther 

Police  Administration; 

Pittsburgh,  Pennsylvania 

Eli Nicholas  Bach 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  St.  Clair 
Shores 

*William  David Barrus 

Police  Administration;  East  Lansing 

Charles  Bazzy 

Police  Administration;  Dearborn 

Joseph  Edward Bechard 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

George  A.  Bender 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Lakewood, 
Ohio 

John  James Bennett 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Dearborn 

Roger Pierre Bessy,  Jr. 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

Gale  Stuart Bolthouse 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men; 
Ferrysburg 
Tom Miles  Bradford 

Police  Administration;  Ravenna 

Francis  Edward Brogger 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Saginaw 

Richard Clifford Brown 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

Kenneth Carter Buelow 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Battle 
Creek 

*Ronald Wayne  Burns 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Flint 

Carl  Frank Bussema 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Chicago, 
Illinois 

Vincent  Jean Carillot 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  New York, 
New York 

Edward William Christy 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  East 
Lansing 
Donald W.  Coe 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Bay City 

Donald  Leslie  Collier 

Police  Administration;  Flint 

*Theodore Berry Collins 

*Joseph James  Corbelli 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Buffalo, 
New  York 

Fredric  William Cowley 

Physical ·Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Lake 
Orion 

Hugh  Alexander  Dawson,  Jr. 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Hammond, 
Indiana 

John Alfred  Derengowski 

Police Administration;  Detroit 

Nancy Jane  DeSimone 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Women;  West 
Nyack,  New  York 

Dorne  Allen  Dibble 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Adrian 

Joseph Vincent  DiBello 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Cleveland, 
Ohio 

Richard S.  Diehl 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Mason 

John  Henry  Dieters 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

Calvin Gustave  Dommke 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Bay City 

Thomas  Jesson  Donnenwirth 

Police  Administration;  Niagara 

Falls,  New  York 
James William  Doyle 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Thief 
River  Falls,  Minnesota 

Rae  Drake 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Stambaugh 

George  Ellis  Duckworth 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Flint 

Robert  Fredrick  Enders 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Flint 

Lewis  James  Faber 

Police  Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

Charles  Edward  Ferguson 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Stow, 
Massachusetts 

John  Elmer  Fischer 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Buffalo, 
New  York 
tLeo  J.  Fitzgerald 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Salamanca, 
New  York 

John Judge  Fleming,  Jr . 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Lansing 

Police  Administration;  Hinsdale, 

*John  Edward  Foley 

Illinois 

Donald Owen  Connors 

Police  Administration;  North 

Hollywood,  California 

Jack  Erwin Copp 

Police Administration;  Dearborn 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  West 
Haven,  Connecticut 

Earl  Vinton  Foreman,  Jr. 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men; 
Downington,  Pennsylvania 

*With Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

29 

Roberto 0.  Fortier 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Guayama, 
Puerto  Rico 

Joanne  Ruth  Chabut  Fox 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Women;  Jackson 

Robert  Easton Girardin 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Wyandotte 

Gene  Russell Glick 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Saginaw 

Everett John Grandelius 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Muskegon 
Heights 

Armas  Weikko  Hamari 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Ishpeming 

James  Willis  Hammond 

Police  Administration;  Camden, 

South  Carolina 

Wayne  Leon  Hartigan 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Hammond, 
Indiana 

William  Eugene  Hasse 

Police  Administration; Pinconning 

*Theodore  Fredrick Haussman 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Lansing 

Richard  Peter Hayner 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

Leon John  Hess 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation  for  Men;  Auburn, 
Indiana 

Nancy Helen  Himes 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Women; 
Birmingham 

Chester  Rickard  Hoatson 

Police Administration;  Laurium 

Margaret  Louise  Hough 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for Women; 
Manistique 
Daniel  Hovanesian 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Lansing 

Donald  Thomas  Howard 

Police Administration;  Ann  Arbor 

Frederick Raymond  Hunt 

Police Administration;  Tuckahoe, 

New  York 
George  Drexel Ish 

Police Administration;  Chicago, 

Illinois 
Harry  Henry Jenkins 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
-Recreation for  Men;  Owosso 

George  Albert Johengen 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  North 
Collins,  New  York 

Fred  Daniel  Johnson 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Grand 
Rapids 

Bessie Belle  Jones 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Women;  Flushing 

Donald  Thomas  Kane 

Police Administration;  Wyandotte 

Robert N .  Syers 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Holton 

Vincent  Joseph Tanzola,  Jr. 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Battle 
Creek 

Ronald  Clare  Towns 

Police  Adminis'tration;  Flint 

Vincent  Joseph Velesenti 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Lyons, 
New  York 
Helen Janice  Wait 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Women;  Flint 

Richard Oscar Walbrecq 

Police  Administration;  Dearborn 

Robert Otto  Wallis 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Sault Ste. 
Marie 

William  Travis  Wanzeck 

Police  Administration;  Ann  Arbor 

Robert  Hartley Weed 

Police Administration;  Detroit 

Holli.s  H.  Whitaker 

Police Administration;  Howell 

Raymond Paul Williams 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Buffalo, 
New York 

Robert  Stanley Wirbel 

Police Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

Arvilla  Evelyn Wohlin 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Women; 
Wyandotte 

William  Arnold  Wolfe 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Jackson 

Robert  Howard  Wood 

Police  Administration;  Plymouth 

Gerrit  Herman Yonker,  Jr. 

Police Administration;  Muskegon 

Joseph  Leo  Young 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Escanaba 

Thomas  Earl  Zick 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
·  Recreation for  Men;  Dearborn 

George  Adam  Zimmerman 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Arnold, 
Pennsylvania 

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS  AND  PUBLIC  SERVICE  (Continued) 

Nick Kantar 

Police  Administration;  Flint 

Edward  Cornelius Kiley 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Standish 

Daisy Ok Kee  Kim 

Police  Administration;  Honolulu, 

Territory of  Hawaii 

John  Robert Kinney 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Owosso 

Edward  Bernard Koryzno 

Police Administration;  Muskegon 

Vanar  Alan Kostegian 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

Robert  John Kritzer 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men; Stoystown, 
Pennsylvania 
Walter Kurilchyk 

Police  Administration;  Neptune, 
New Jersey 

Louis  Joseph Lafayette 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Grosse  lle 

Robert  Alfred  Lahikainen 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Crystal 
Falls 

tWalter  Theodore  Lloyd 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Donald  Clare  Lockwood 

Police  Administration;  Eaton 

Rapids 
Doris  Jean Long 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Women;  Dearborn 

William Gustav  Mack 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Palos  Park, 
Illinois 

Gabriel  Robert  Marek 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Harvey, 
Illinois 

Albert  Wayne  McCort 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Lansing 

James  Leroy McMahon 

Police Administration;  Detroit 

Joseph  Phillip  Mejeur 

Police  Administration;  Kalamazoo 

Montrell  E.  Mills 

Police  Administration; 
Burkburnett,  Texas 
Russell  Everett  Murten 

Police  Administration;  Hammond, 

Indiana 

Robert  Edward Neller 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Lansing 

Kermit Oliver Nelson 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Green 
Lake,  Wisconsin 
Norman Jacob  Nelson 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Frankfort 

Harlan John Norden 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Perkins 

Virginia  Sue  Nye 

Physical" Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Women;  East 
Lansing 

Mark  Hauser 0 ' Donnell 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Norway 

Clinton  Mark O'Jibway 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Ferndale 

Robert  James O'Leary 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men; 
Portsmouth,  New  Hampshire 

Herbert  F.  Olney 

Police  Administration;  Homer 

Bernard Conrad Olson 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Gladstone 

Jack  Wellington Ostrander 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men; 
Stockbridge 

Richard Charles Ouellette 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Detroit 

Albert  Lewellyn Pasquan 

Police  Administration;  Tacoma, 

Washington 

Andrew  Pochodylo,  Jr. 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

· Recreation for  Men;  Port Huron 

William 0.  Presson,  Jr. 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Calvert 
City,  Kentucky 

Kenneth  Theron Puffer,  Sr. 

Police Administration;  Milan 

Richard  Robley  Rader 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Lansing 

Nicky  Delt'On  Ravashiere 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Maspeth, 
New  York 

Sally Jean  Reid 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 

Recreation for  Women;  Detroit 

Jack  Andrew  Reisser 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men,  East 
Lansing 

Richard  R.  Richter 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Chicago, 
Illinois 

David  Thomas  Rumler 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Jackson 

Donald  Nelson  Russell 

Police  Administration;  Detroit 

Richard  Arnim Sampson,  Jr. 

Police Administration;  Hammond, 

Indiana 

William Seitz,  Jr. 

Physical  Education,  Health  and 
Recreation for  Men;  Jackson 

Charles  Morris Sirhal 

Police  Administration;  Lansing 

Paul Skitka 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men;  Hastings, 
Pennsylvania 

Raymond  Burnell Steffen 

Physical  Education,  Health and 
Recreation for  Men; · Flint 

Michael  Patrick Stinton 

Police  Administration;  Romulus 

Melvin  Louis  Stout 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men; 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Frank  Lloyd  Sudac 

Physical  Education,  Health and 

Recreation for  Men;  Escanaba 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

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• 
• 
SCHOOL  0  F 

Engineering 

The  candidates  will  ~e presented by  DEAN  LORIN  G.  MILLER 

DEGREE  OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 

Fuad  Labib  Abboud 

Electrical  Engineering;  Jaffa, 

Palestine 

Ward  L.  Abrahamson 

Civil  Engineering;  Ludington 

John  Robert  Adrianse 

Civil  Engineering;  Grand  Rapids 

Thomas Joseph Ahern,  Jr. 

Electrical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Leon Adelbert Akins 

Electrical  Engineering;  Vassar 

Charles  William Allen,  Jr. 

Civil  Engineering;  Detroit 

John  David  Allen 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Ishpeming 

John  Henry Allen 

Civil  Engineering;  Algonac 

Jose  Paulino  Amen 

Chemical  Engineering;  Manta 
Ecuador,  South America 

Irwyn  R.  Anderson 

Electrical  Engineering;  Weston 

Thomas  George  Antzack 

Donald  George  Bennett 

Civil  Engineering;  Lansing 

Richard  Montague  Benton 

Chemical  Engineering;  Lansing 

John Lincoln  Berggren 

Chemical  Engineering;  East 

Northport,  New  York 

Martin Bergman 

Electrical  Engineering;  New  York, 

New York 

Clarence  Delbert Bertin 

James  Briggs  Caird 

Electrical  Engineering;  Detroit 

William  Arthur Campbell 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Cleveland  Heights,  Ohio 

Harry  Freeman Canfield 

Chemical  Engineering;  Eaton 

Rapids 

Liviu  Irimie  Capatina 

Electrical  Engineering;  Dearborn 

Gerald  Edwin  Carlson 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Hammond, 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Bay City 

Indiana 

Eugene  Micheal  Bishop 

Civil  Engineering;  Chicago, 

Illinois 

Ernest  Loyd Bockstanz 

Civil  Engineering;  Custer 

Walter  John  Bogus 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Warren 

Roger  William  Bohl 

Chemical  Engineering;  Saginaw 

Thomas  Edsel  Bolenbaugh 

*Roland  Henry Carlson 

Civil  Engineering;  Daggett 
tAdrian Ramond  Chamberlain 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Thompsonville 

Donald  Theron Chase 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Huntington Woods 

George  E.  Cheklich 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Union 

City 

Electrical  Engineering; Ludington 

Electrical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Jerome  Francis  Chmielewski 

David  Howland  Applebee  II 

Donald  Winfield  Bolling 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Saginaw 

Civil  Engineering;  Grand  Rapids 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Spring 

*Walter Steven Chmielewski 

William  Appledorn,  Jr. 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Holland 

*James  Elwood Armstrong,  III 

Chemical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Robert  Louis  Auge 

Lake 

Morris  Ahlgren  Booth 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Alden 

Homer Keith Boughner 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Civil  Engineering;  La Grange, 

Rapids 

Illinois 

Kenneth  C.  Babcock 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Battle 

Creek 

*Robert  Murray Bachteal 

Sanitary  Engineering;  Benton 

Harbor 
Henry  Bader,  Jr . 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Mayville 

Harry Allen Bancroft 

William  Franklin Brandt 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Palms 

Russell  Edward  Brant 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Cleveland,  Ohio 
*Bernard Reed  Bridgford 

Civil  Engineering;  Rochester 

William Bertram Brooks 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Farmington 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Saginaw 

Kenneth William  Christian 

Electrical  Engineering;  Malone, 

New  York 
*Richard  Mun  Chun 

Civil  Engineering;  Honolulu, 

Territory of  Hawaii 

Richard  Ward Clark 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Jackson 

*Roland  Edwin  Clark 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 
John  Henry  Clay 

Civil  Engineering;  Battle Creek 

Robert  Thomas  Cleland 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Jackson 

Edward  Griffith Brown 

Rapids 

*Phi:lip  Micheal Baranowski 

Chemical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Mehmet Sahap Barker 

Agricultural  Engineering; ·Istanbul, 

Turkey 

Melville  Robert  Barlow 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Jack Keith Barnhart 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Westfield,  New  Jersey 

Gordon  Love craft  Brown,  Jr. 
Electrical  Engineering; 
Rochester,  New  York 

Ian  Hartwell Brown,  Jr. 

Civi~ Engineering;  Lansing 

James  Andrew  Brunn 

Richard William  Cobb 

Electrical  Engineering;  Flint 

Jay Cochran,  Jr . 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Mercer, 

Pennsylvania 
James  Westhal  Collinge 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Muskegon 

Ralph  Edward  Commons,  Jr. 

Mechanical  Engineering;  St.  Johns 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Snyder, 

Electrical  Engineering;  Ferndale 

John  J .  Barry 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Charles  Loy Baskin,  Jr. 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Muskegon  Heights 

Ralph  Emerson Baumann,  Jr. 

Civil  Engineering;  Hasbrouck 

Heights,  New Jersey 

*Gordon  Lester Beattie 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Mattawan 

Harold  Alexander  Becker 

Electrical  Engineering;  Owosso 

Brij  Bans  Behari 

Civil  Engineering;  Allahabad, 

India 

Charles  Russell  Bell,  Jr . 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

· 

* With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

New  York 

Charles  Richard  Buckham 

Civil  Engineering;  Grand  Rapids 

Donald  G.  Buehrle 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Muskegon 
Stuart  Griffin Bullen 

Civil  Engineering;  Mason 

Frederick Gene  Burch 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Rockford 

Charles  John  Burm 

Sanitary  Engineering;  Escanaba 

William  Edgar Burr 

Electrical  Engineering;  Battle 

Creek 

* Donald  Edward  Burrus 

Electrical  Engineering;  Dayton, 

John  Hilton  Busch 

Francis Harry  Condon 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Clayton  Gordon  Connell 

Civil  Engineering;  La Crosse, 

Wisconsin 

Edward  George .Conway 

Civil  Engineering;  Rochester 

New  York 
James  Elwin  Corbit 

Civil  Engineering;  Cassopolis 

Emory Stanley  Corrigan 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Flint 

Danillo  Cortopassi 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Rio  De 

Janeiro,  Brazil 

John Jacob Cosens 

Sanitary  Engineering;  Mt.  Morris 

Raymond G.  Covell 

Civil  Engineering;  Grand  Rapids 

Electrical  Engineering;  Lansing 

31 

SCH<X)L OF  ENGINEERING  (f:ontinued) 

John  Frederick Cox 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Valley 

Stream,  New  York 
James Albert  Crabtree 

Ashley  Monroe  Dykhouse 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 
*Warren Jay  Eding 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Lincoln 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Holland 

Park 

*Lee  Burton  Crampton 

Chemical Engineering;  White 

Pigeon' 

William  Alton  Crickmore 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Flint 

Walter Clair Crusoe,  Jr. 

Civil  Engineering;  Jackson 

Gene  R.  Cudney 

Civil  Engineering;  Pontiac 

Clyde  Carl  Culver 

.Mechanical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Willard  Allen  Cutler 

Agricultural  Engineering;  East 

Lansing 

Hassan  M.  Ali  Dadah 

Civil  Engineering;  Kirkuk,  Iraq 

*Jack  Vincent  D' Agostino 

Electrical  Engineering;  Waldwick, 

New  Jersey 
Jack  Raphael  Daigle 

Civil  Engineering;  Muskegon 

Albert  Arthur  DaVanzo 

Chemical  Engineering;  Flint 

* Daniel  Davis 

· 

Sanitary  Engineering;  New  York, 

New  York 
Lyle  Clinton  Davis 

Civil  Engineering;  Pigeon 
Ellard  Douglas  Davison,  Jr. 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grosse 

Pointe  Woods 

Robert  Keith  Dawdy 

Civil  Engineering;  Ann  Arbor 

John  Dawson,  Jr . 

Chemical  Engineering;  Flint 

Donald  Gene  Denton 

Chemistry;  Lansing 
Harold  Frederick  Derks 

Civil  Engineering;  Grand  Rapids 

Peter Louis  De  Vries 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Ferrysburg 

Bruce  Dyo 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Plymouth 

William  Irvine  Dieters 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Frank Andrew  Dillon 

Civil  Engineering;  Grosse  Pointe 

Richard  Hugo  Dobbins 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Ionia 

Enayat  Bazargan  Dorosti 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Teheran,  Iran 

Robert  Urban  Droste 

Civil  Engineering;  Lansing 

Frank  Doran  Ducey 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Jackson 

LaVerne  Dudrey 

Civil  Engineering;  Negaunee 

Donald  Edward  Duell 

Civil  Engineering;  Farmington 

James  Thomas  Duffy 

Electrical  Engineering;  Chicago, 

Illinois 

Charles  David  Dunlap 

Electrical  Engineer ing ;  Lansing 

Charles  Vernon  Dunlap 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Flushing 

Jay J.  Dunning 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Ze e land 

Frank  Herbert  Dyke 

Electrical  Enginee ring;  Lansing 

* With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

Raymond  Lee  Elliott 

Civil  Engineering;  Harbor Springs 

Gordon Arthur  Ely 

Civil  Engineering;  Howell 

Richard  William  Ely 

Electrical  Engineering;  Kalamazoo 

Frank R.  Emole 

Electrical  Engineering;  South 
Chicago  Heights,  Illinois 

Donald  James  Engle 

Civil  Engineering;  Constantine 

* Donald  Lee  Erhart 

Electrical  Engineering;  Sparta 

Richard  Lynn  Erratt 

Chemical  Engineering;  Lansing 

John Arthur  Farrell 

Civil  Engineering;  Buffalo,  New. 

York 

Keith  Winton  Feather 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Rol;>ert  Junior  Ferguson 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Eaton 

Rapids 

George  L.  Fetzer 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Flint 

*John Albert  Fiebelkorn 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Lake 

Orion 

Frank  Eilers  Field 

Chemical  Engineering;  Kalamazoo 

David  Alex  Fiet 

Civil  Engineering;  Muskegon 

Uno  Wallace  Filpus 

Electrical  Engineering;  Benton 

Harbor 

Marvin Oscar  Fletemier 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Milford 

Donald  Marion  Florence J 

Guy  Hurbert  Greene,  Jr. 

Civil  Engineering;  Alpena 

*Jack  Edward  Gregg 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Cassopolis 

Thomas  Judson  Griffen 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Clifford  James Griffith 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Dimondale 

Donald  E.  Gross 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Northville 

Ga:rold  Eugene Grossnickle 
Agricultural  Engineering; 

Copemish 

Darwin  Eugene  Grote 

Metallurgical  Engineering;  Detroit 

William James Gryder 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Flint 

*William  Rogers  Guntrum 

Electrical  Engineering;  Freedom, 

Oklahoma 

Gerald James  Haadsma 

Mechanical Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

Harold  Ervin  Hale 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Parma 

Billy  DeWayne  Hallmark 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Blanc 

Stuart Kennedy  Haney 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Elmhurst, 

Illinois 

William  David  Harring 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

Donald  Lawrence  Harris 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Hersey 

Elmer  Frederick  Hartley 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

William  Aaron  Hatfield 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Defiance, 

Civil  Engineering;  Kalamazoo 

Ohio 

John  Joseph  Flynn 

Civil  Engineering;  Ridgewood, 

New  Jersey 
Donald  Robert  Foster 

Civil  Engineering;  Lansing 

Robert  W.  Fox 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

Duane  Burrell  Freeman 

Electrical  Engineering;  South 

Haven 

* Laimons  Freimanis 

Electrical  Engineering;  Riga, 

Latvia 

Gene Warren  French 

Robert  Arthur  Hawkins 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Birmingham 
Jerald Alden  Haynes 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Hastings 

Richard  William  Hazle 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Fowler 

Jerome  Hoelzen  Hemmye 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Burlington,  Iowa 
* T.  Bruce  Henderson 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Charles  Thomas  Hendrickson 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Fremont 

Jackson Warren Henning 

Mechanical  Engineering;  New 

Civil  Engineering;  Grand  Rapids 

Ray  Arthur  Friend 

Baltimore 
John  Michael  Herzog 

Mec hanical  Engineering;  Saginaw 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Chicago, 

Hubert  L.  Galer 

Illinois 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Re mus 

Robert  Leo  Heyniger 

Thomas  Muir  Gemme ll 

Civil  Engineering;  Detroit 

Richard  Allan Ges sner 

Civil  Engineering;  Monroe, 

Carl  Edmund  Gi eche 

Mechani cal  Engineering;  Grosse 

Pointe 
*Thomas  Ginthe r 

Metallurgical  Engineering;  Detroit 

* David  Thomas  Higgins 

Civil  Engineering;  Detroit 
Ronald  La Boiteaux  Hippensteel 
Mechanical  Engineering;  Oak 

Park,  Illinois 

Donald  Tau  Kong  Ho 

Electrical  Engineering;  Honolulu, 

El ec trical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Charles  Emerald Glumm 

Territory  of Hawaii 

Joseph  E.  Hobrla 

Electrical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Electrical  Engineering;  Chicago, 

James  Thomas  Goodis 

Electrical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Wayne  Thomas  Gray 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Detroit 

Illinois 

32 

SCHOOL OF  ENGINEERING  (Continued) 

Lee  Stewart  Hoffman 

Agricultural  Engineering;  East 

Lansing 

William  Barrett  Hoffman 

Mechanical  Engineering;  St. 

Joseph 

David  L.  Hoffmann 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Michael Bernard Hoffner 

Civil  Engineering;  Harrisburg, 

Pennsylvania 
John  Miller Hogle 

Civil  Engineering;  Pleasantville, 

New  York 
Ross  Goodman  Holt 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Kewadin 

Donald  Austin  Horne 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Lynn, 

Massachusetts 

* Alan Jay  Howell 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grosse 

Pointe 

James  Charles  Hufford 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

Donald  I.  Huizenga 

. 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Muskegon 

Adam  Hulinek 

Civil  Engineering;  Bear Lake 

John  W .  Hunt 

Civil  Engineering;  Ferndale 

Paul  Hallman  Hutchings 

Electrical  Engineering;  Attica 

* Frederick Walter  Hyslop 

Metallurgical  Engineering;  Vassar 

Joseph  Edward  Idzkowski 

Mechanical  Engineering;  East 

Chicago,  Indiana 
Robert  George  James 

Glenn William Kindt 

Chemical  Engineering;  Herron 

Alfred Sidney King 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Mason 

Arlie  Raymond Kinnee 

Civil  Engineering;  Lansing 

Roy  William Kiscaden 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Bruce  Garrison Kitchen,  Jr. 
Electrical  Engineering; 

Kalamazoo 

Robert  Harold Klemm 

Mechanical  Engineering; St. Joseph 

Gerald Charles  Klinger 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Chicago, 

Illinois 

Robert  Lincoln Koehler 

Electrical  Engineering;  Fairport, 

New  York 

Richard  Badgley Koelbel 

Civil  Engineering;  Jackson 

George  Edward Koskey 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Battle 

Creek 

Robert  Jerome Kowalski 

William  R.  Liniger 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Frederick Keith  Little 

Civil  Engineering;  Inkster 

tWilliam  Arthur Little 

Electrical  Engineering;  Alma 

Silvio  Vincent  Livolsi 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Belleville,  New  Jersey 

Thomas  Edward  Lopker 

Electrical  Engineering;  St.  Joseph 

Jack  Raymond  Lulofs 

Electrical  Engineering;  Muskegon 

Stanley .Dean  Mackey 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Flint 

John  Mark  Mackle 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Williamston 

Kenneth Charles  MacLean 

Civil  Engineering;  Lansing 

Francis  Maurice  MacMillan 

Civil  Engineering;  Bay City 

Edward  Alfred  Majka 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

*Gordon Lee  Marine 

Chemical  Engineering;  Muskegon 

Chemical  Engineering;  Cadillac 

Richard  Harold Kraft 

Civil  Engineering;  Muskegon 

Donald  Louis  Kramer 

Edward  Leon  Mass 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

George  Edwin  Masters 

Civil  Engineering;  Lincoln  Park 

Civil  Engineering;  East  Lansing 

Richard  Allen Kuhlman 

Civil  Engineering;  Detroit 

Robert  Edward  Kuhn 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Woodstock,  Illinois 

Roger  George  Kullman 

.Mechanical  Engineering; 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

tAlbert Goro Kurisu 

Michael  Matus 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Flint 

* Dean  Frederick Maurer 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Marshall 

*Robert  Beverly  McCarty 

Civil  Engineering;  Owo.sso 

Reid  Nathan  McClelland 

Electrical  Engineering;  Holly 

*Rupert  Aloysius  McGinn,  Jr. 

Electrical  Engineering;  Kankakee, 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Hakalau, 

Civil  Engineering;  Grand  Rapids 

Illinois 

Joseph Ibrahim Jbeily 

Hawaii 

John Bernard LaBosky 

Francis  Patrick  Mcintee 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Jackson 

Civil  Engineering;  Jaffa,  Palestine 

Metallurgical  Engineering;  Flint 

Robert Kyle  McKie 

Electrical  Engineering;  Kenmore, 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Saginaw 

Richard  Thomas  Jeffreys 

Leslie  Lee  Lamport 

Metallurgical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Mechanical  Engineering;  New 

Robert  Frank Jenson 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Roscommon 
Larry Martin  Johnson 

Buffalo 

Richard Clarke  Lamy 

New  York 

Civil  Engineering;  Escanaba 

William  Ross  McKnight 

Civil  Engineering;  Grosse  Pointe 

Eugene  Cline  McMurray 

John Scott  McMurtrie 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Hicksville, 

Electrical  Engineering;  Traverse 

Philip Somer Lang,  Jr. 

City 

William  Ernest  Johnson 

Civil  Engineering;  Ludington 

William  Fredrick Johnston 
Agricultural  Engineering; 

Breckenridge 

William  Riley  Harrison Jones 
Electrical  Engineering; 

Rockwood 
tJames  Jursik 

Electrical  Engineering;  Detroit 

George  Karatzou 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Paw  Paw 

Carl  Louis  Langenberg 

New  York 
Don  Eugene  Meeker 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Cadillac 

Metallurgical  Engineering;  Chicago, 

Jerome  David  Lareau 

Civil  Engineering;  Holt 

*John  James  Larue 

Illinois 
John  Reed  Metz 

Agricultural  Engineering;  New 

Electrical  Engineering;  Bay City 

Haven 

Norman  D.  Lawless 

Electrical  Engineering;  Fenton 

Frank  Logren  Levin 

James  Arthur  Metzger 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Tonawanda,  New  York 

Civil  Engineering;  Sault  Ste. Marie 

Carlton Kean  Milter 

*Gerald  Hugh  Lewis 

Civil  Engineering;  Bridgman 

Electrical  Engineering;  Albany, 

Electrical  Engineering;  Saginaw 

Gene  L .  Miller 

New  York 
Lester Vern  Karm 

Jerry Robert  Lewless 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Bay  City 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Monroe 

Robert  Curtis  Libey 

Alfred  Robert  Karow 

Metallurgical  Engineering; 

Saginaw 

Masaru  Mas  Kawaguchi 

Chemical  Engineering;  Elsie 

Albert  Francis  Lickteig 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

Civil  Engineering;  Topaz,  Utah 

tMelvin  H.  Lill 

* Donald Kesler Keech 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Hastings 

Edward  Louis  Kiczenski 

Mechanical  Engineering;  East 

Lansing 

John  Paul  Limbacher 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Civil  Engineering;  Sault  Ste .Marie 

Muskegon 

Vernon Waldo  Kidd 

Electrical  Engineering;  Muskegon 

James  Michael  Lindemuth,  Jr. 
Civil  Engineering;  Jackson 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Washington 
Harold  Leslie  Miller 

Electrical  Engineering;  Lachine 

James  Ross  Miller 

Civil  Engineering;  West  Branch 

Kenneth  Gale  Miller 

Chemical  Engineering;  Fenton 

Peter Theophon  Miller 

Electrical  Engineering;  Erie, 

Pennsylvania 
Willard  Brooks  Mills 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Burkburnett,  Texas 

'' With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

33 

SCHOOL OF  ENGINEERING  (Continued) 

Herbert  Henry  Mit son,  Jr. 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Royal 

Oak 

Theodore  William  Mo di 

Chemical  Engineering;  Niagara 

Falls,  New  York 
Martin August  Molnar 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Charles  Albert Moore,  Jr. 
Mechanical  Engineering; 

Washington 

Charles  Edward  Morris 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Robert  B .  Morris 

Electrical  Engineering;  Lorain, 

Ohio 

*William John  Motte! 

Chemical  Engineering;  Lansing 

* Martin Theodore  Mueller 

Electrical  Engineering;  Utica 

William John Nehila 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Brooklyn,  New York 

Edward  John Nehls 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Detroit 

Arnold  Paul Nelson 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Paw Paw 

Harry Ralph Nelson 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Muskegon 

Robert  Frederick Newberg 

Chemical  Engineering;  Ludington 

Ernest  Thomas  Nicotera 

Metallurgical  Engineering; 
Steelton,  Pennsylvania 

Donald  Henry Nisse 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Williamston 

Lawrence  Willard Nyblade 

Civil  Engineering;  Muskegon 

Mark Joseph O'Connell 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Escanaba 

William  Arthur Olson 

Civil  Engineeriiig;  Flint 

*Miles  Herbert Osborn 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Cicero, 

Illinois 

Donald  Edward Owens 

Lester  Ernest  Pond 

Mechanical  Engineering;  South 

Haven 
Donald  Postiff 

Civil  Engineering;  Ferndale 

John Walter Potter 

Civil  Engineering;  Grand  Rapids 

Richard  Henry Priddy 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Harvey, 

Illinois 

Marvin Glen  Pridgeon 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Montgomery 
Albert John  Pumputis 

Civil  Engineering;  Grand Rapids 

*Thomas  Pury 

Eledrical  Engineering;  Rochester 

Joseph Anthony Pycz 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Harvey, 

Illinois 
Sabri Raoof 

Civil  Engineering;  Karbala,  .Iraq 

Emil  Raulin 

Mechanical  Engineering; Dearborn 

Arthur  Eugene  Reed 

Civil  Engineering;  Buchanan 

William Albert Reese 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Flint 

Donald  Reinert  Reinertson 

Mechanical  Engineering; Davison 

*Robert  Earl  Resseguie 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Flint 

*Gerald  Fennick Richards 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Howell 

John  Frederick Richards 

Metallurgical  Engineering; 

Lansing 

Erwin Alvin Richardson 

Civil  Engineering;  Jackson 

Richard  Mitchell  Rion 

Agricultural  Engineering; 
Memphis,  Tennessee 

Richard J.  Ritter 

Electrical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Russell Walter  Rivers 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Hastings 

William Clare  Roberts 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Port 

Huron 

Electrical  Engineering;  Grand 

Gerald  Dwight  Robinson 

Rapids 

David  Franklin Page 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Robert  Lyle  Robinson 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Painted 

Wayne  Louis  Pardonnet 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Flint 

* Donald  Robert  Parker 

Chemical  Engineering;  Lansing 

George  Raymond  Parkins,  Jr. 
Civil  Engineering;  Chicago, 

Illinois 

James  Henry  Patrick 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Bernard  Dale  Patton 

Civil  Engineering;  Holt 

Charles  Eugene  Paul 

Post,  New  York 
Edward  Raymond  Rolko 

Civil  Engineering;  Bayonne,  New 

Jersey 

William  Herbert  Rowe 

Metallurgical  Engineering;  Detroit 

William Rudman 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Thompsonville 
Malcolm Joseph Rudolph 

Civil  Engineering;  Flint 

tHarry DeVere  Ruhl,  Jr. 

Electrical  Engine~ring; Kalamazoo 

Electrical  Engineering;  East 

Chris Pavlides 

Lansing 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Hammond, 

Leonard Albert  Rus 

Indiana 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

*Stanley  Everett  Pemberton 

Rapids 

Electrical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Edward  Peter Sabotta 

Thomas Kingston Pembleton 

Civil  Engineering;  Caspian 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Metamora 

Melvin Sandler 

Theodore  Howard  Phillips 

Electrical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

Robert  Bliss Pierson 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

George  Edward Schafer 

Electrical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Agricultural  Engineering;  East 

Richard  Hugh Schippers 

Lansing 

Civil  Engineering;  Kalamazoo 

*With Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

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Robert William Schmidt 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Muskegon Heights 

tDonald Walter Schreiner. 
Chemical  Engineering; 

Frankenmuth 

Alfred  J.  Schwartz 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Bay City 

Fredrick Warren Schwier 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Dale  Keith Scott 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Oxford 

Donald  Cameron Seitz 

Sanitary  Engineering;  Detroit 

Gerald J.  Selby 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Ludington 
Blythe Olin Selden 

Mechanical  Engineering; .Swartz 

Creek 
Ray J .  Serier 

Civil  Engineering;  Holland 

Robert  Alphonse  Sewell 

Sanitary  Engineering;  Cleveland, 

Ohio 

*Jack William Sigan 

Chemical  Engineering;  Gladstone 

Donald Brandis Sill 

Electrical  Engineering;  Olean, 

New  York 
Manuel  Paul  Si.nkoff 

Civil  Engineering;  Detroit 

Dulaney  Dale  Smith 

Mechanical  Engineering; 
Greenville,  Texas 
Richard William Smith 

Electrical  Engineering;Spencer, 

Massachusetts 
Robert  Henri Smith 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Marshall 

Robert  Norman Smith 

Civil  Engineering;  Bayonne, 

New Jersey 
William Wagner Smith 

Sanitary  Engineering;  Bay City 

Russell Taylor Snow 

Agricultural  Engineering; 
Whitesboro,  New  York 

Bernard Eric Sobie 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

Walter Albert Sonnega 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Muskegon 

*Charles Kenneth Soppet 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Chicago,  Illinois 

Robert  Lee Spencer 

Electrical  Engineering;  Jackson 

*Kenneth  Ernest Spray 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Haven 

Robert  DeForest Stanley 

Civil  Engineering;  Newaygo 

George Stasevich 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Dearborn 
Jack.W.  Steel 

Civil  Engineering;  Swartz  Creek 

Vincent  L.  Stegenga 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Olivet 

tCharles  J.  Steigleder 

Electrical  Engineering;  Royal 

Oak 

Jack  Thomas  Steinbacher 

Mechanical  Engineering;  South 

Haven 

Frank Walder Steketee 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

Nicholas  Joseph Steo 

Electrical  Engineering; 
Rochester,  New  York 

Adrian Joseph Stewart 

Chemical  Engineering;  Manistee 

Leonard Stormzand 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

John Philip Stouffer 

Civil  Engineering;  Detroit 

Lester  Dayl  Stout 

Civil  Engineering;  Onaway 

Raymond Grant  Strebbing 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Howell 

Harmon  Dale Strieter 

Electrical  Engineering; 

Unionville 

*Richard  Rudolph Studer 

Metallurgical  Engineering;  East 

Lansing 

Theodore  Summers,  Jr. 

Electrical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

John  William Swanson 

Civil  Engineering;  Lansing 

Verner Wayne  Swanson 

Civil  Engineering;  New  Era 

*Ray Synnestvedt 

Civil  Engineering;  Bryn Athyn, 

Pennsylvania 

Edward  Thomas  Fellows 

Electrical  Engineering;  Bound 

Brook,  New  Jersey 
Herbert Ralston Swing,  Jr. 
Mechanical  Engineering; 

Springfield,  Pennsylvania 

*Fred G.  Tauch 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Ludington 

*Russell  Dwight  Taylor 

Civil  Engineering;  Elsie 
William  Finis  Thornburgh 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Flint 

Charles Stanley  Thorne 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Port 

Huron 

William  Moore  Throop 

Sanitary  Engineering;  Detroit 

Mohamad  Hady  Toama 

Civil  Engineering;  Karbala,  Iraq 

Gerald Arthur  Torrey 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Flint 

John  Andrews  True 

Agricultural  Enginee ring; 

Armada 

Andrew  Turik 

Chemical  Engineering;  Lansing 

tLawrence  Anthony Turner 

Mechanical  Engineering;  South 
.  Bend,  Indiana 

Martin William  Uitvlugt 

Mechanical  Engineering;  South 

Boardman 
tRussell  L .  Valentine 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Northboro,  Massachusetts 

Harold  Arthur  Vanderwall 
Mechanical  Engineering; 

Muskegon  Heights 

William Van Slooten 

Mechanical  Engineering;  West 

Olive 

Donald  Joseph Van  Sluyters 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

*Claude  John Venema 

Electrical  Engineering;  Grand 

Rapids 

Fritz Bertil Vikstrom 

Civil  Engineering;  Richmond 

Jack Voegler 

Civil  Engineering;  Muskegon 

Donald  Lee  Wagner 

Electrical  Engineering;  Detroit 

Joseph  Frank Wandyez 

Civil  Engineering;  North 
Tonawanda,  New  York 

Burton  Howard  Wayne 

Electrical  Engineering;  Acton, 

Massachusetts 
Harvey  Ernest  Werner 

Civil  Engineering;  Allen  Park, 

George  Charles  Westerfeld 

Chemical  Engineering;  South 

Haven 

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Herman  Louis  Westphal,  Jr . 

Civil  Engineering;  Trenton,  New 

Jersey 

Thomas  Edward  Moss  Wheat 

Civil  Engineering;  Highland  Park 

Edwin  Eugene  Whedon 

Civil  Engineering;  Alpena 

Donn  Frederick Widmayer 

Civil  Engine e ring;  Howell 
William  Albert Wienbrauck 
Civil  Engineering;  Flint 

Edward  F e lix Wilks 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Manistee 

Leslie  Howard  Williams 

Civil  Engineering;  Elk  Rapids 

Richard  John Wilson 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Royal 

Oak 

*Wilmar  Marvin Woelzlein 

Chemical  Engineering; 

Frankenmuth 

Harold  K .  C.  Wong 

Mec hanical  Engineering;  Honolulu, 

Hawaii 

Charles  Vincent  Wood 

Civil  Engineering;  Bangor 

Sherman Leo  Wood 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Coldwater 

John  Andrew  Wozniak 

Electrical  Enginee ring; 

Amsterdam,  New  York 

Edward  Arthur  Wynant 

Civil  Enginee ring;  Grand  Rapids 

Clifford  B.  Young 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Birmingham 
Dan  Zelevinsky  · 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Tel  Aviv,  Israel 
*Gerald Jacob  Z erfas 

Electrical  Engineering;  Eaton 

Rapids 

Alexander Nicholas  Zobkiw 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Auburn, 

New  York 
Fred Zuhl,  Jr. 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Bangor 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

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Home  Economics 

The  candidate s  will be presented by  DEAN  MARIE  DYE 

DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 

Catherin e  Abrams 

Institution Admini stration; 

Chicago,  Illinois 

Mollie  Marilyn  Adams 

General;  Niagara  Falls, New York 

Shirley Anderson 

Clothing  and  Textiles;  Bay City 

C l eorae Avery 

VocationalEducation in 

Homemaking;  Grand  Rapids 

Eleanor  Claire  Bailey 

Nancy Ann  DeMuth 

Foods  and  Nutrition;  Sherwood, 

Ohio 

Joyce  Marion  De  Nio 
Gene ral;  Detroit 
Dorothy  Ann  Dreher 

Institution  Administration; 
Brooklyn,  New  York 

Carol  Rylander  Drobish 

Child  Development;  Battle  Creek 

Audrey  Coburn  Ferguson 

Clothing and  Textiles; Huntington 

Child  Development;  Gary,  Indiana 

Woods 

Ellen Barbara Baumgras 
Related  Arts;  Lansing 

Carol  Mae  Becker 

Clothing and  Textiles ;  Sault  Ste . 

Marie 

tWilliam Sherman Bennett,  Jr. 

Re lated  Arts;  Lansing 

tVirginia  Dodge  Benson 

Related  Arts;  Saranac 

Donna  Munson Berger 

Vocatipnal  Education  in 
Homemaking;  Saginaw 

Nancy Joyce  Berry 

Vocational  Educat ion  in 

Madeleine  Frances  Fine 

Related  Arts;  Grosse  Pointe 

Howard  Riegal  Finney 

Institution  Administration; 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

Rhoda  Mari e  Gard 

Related  Arts ;  Benton  Harbor 

Ann  Marilynn Gerhard 

Clothing and  Textiles ;  Saginaw 

Dorothy  Mabel  Gettel 

Vocational  Education  in 
Homemaking;  Pigeon 
Kenneth Walter Goodrich 
Relate d  Arts;  Lansing 

Annabelle  Grace  Gough 

Homemaking;  Highland  Park 

Institution Administration; 

Joan  Dolores Bianco 

Clothing  and  Textiles;  Dearborn 

Olga  Bilakos 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Ann  Arbor 

Nancy  Lois  Boehringer 

De ckerville 

Charlotte  Ellen Graham 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  St.  Louis 

*Sarah Lee Grylls 

Phyllis  Johnson  Huizenga 

General;  Detroit 
Marion  Hoffman  Hull 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Swartz  Creek 

Lorene  Marie  Hyslop 

Child  Development;  Lansing 

Lenora  Fay Jambor 

Vocational  Education in 

Homemaking;  North Branch 

Agnes  Baroline Johnson 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Thompsonville 

Charlene  Adele  Johnson 

Clothing  and  Textiles;  Downers 

Grove,  Illinois 
*Elizabeth Annes  Johnson 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Farmington 

Janet  Elaine  Jorden 

Vocational  Education  in 
Homemaking;  Detroit 

Dorothy  Lee Kasten 

Clothing  and  Textiles;  Saugatuck 

Marjorie  Joyce  Kelder 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Grand  Rapids 

Patricia Ann Kelly 

Vocational  Education  in 
Homemaking;  Okemos 

Mary  Lou Kennedy 

Child  Development;  East Grand 

Rapids 

Mildred  Ilene Knape 

Clothing and  Textile s ;  Bay City 

Related  Arts;  Grosse  Pointe 

Child  Development;  Grand  Rapids 

Arlynn  Rae  Buder 

Foods  and Nutrition;  Rock  Island, 

Farms 

Nancy  Hagle 

Illino i s 

Dorothy  Florence  Buhr 

Clothing  and  Textiles ;  Buffalo, 

New  York 
Alice  Belle  Carris 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Jonesville 

Clarice  Jeanne  Carter 

Vocational  Education in 
Homemaking;  Clio 

Sue  Clapp 

Institution  Administration;  Flint 

Irene  Clark 

Vocational  Education in 

Home making;  Hanover 

* Mary  Lois  Cole 

Vocational  Education in 

Homemaking;  Birmingham 

Mary Catherine  Cole man 

Foods  and  Nutrition;  Kenmore, 

New  York 

James William Cooke,  Jr . 

Institution Administration;  Flint 

Joan Cornish 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Detroit 

Marilyn Jeanne  Cousino 

Vocational  Education  in 
Home making;  LaSalle 

Ann  Rood  Croft 

Vocational  Education in 

Homemaking;  East  Lansing 

Katherine  Joann  Cutler 

Foods  and  Nutrition;  Milwaukee, 

Wisconsin 

*With  Honor 
tWith High Honor 

Child  Development;  Flint 

Joseph  Frank  Halinski 

Institution Admini stration; 
Plymouth,  Pennsylvania 

Barbara  Elayne  Hall 

Vocational  Education  in 
Homemaking;  Detroit 

Joann  Faith Harbaugh 

Clothing  and  Textiles;  Lansing 

Joan  Eleanor  Harkema 

Arlene  Ruth Koehler 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Byron C e nt e r 

*Anita  Marie Koski 

Clothing  and  Textiles ;  Chasse ll 

Joan Isabel  LaLiberte 

Foods  and  Nutrition;  Parchment 

Lois  Elizabeth Lampine n 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Calumet 

Janice Kamp  Lankenau 
General;  Grandeville 

Evelyn  Mae  LaVine 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Whitehall 

Clothing  and  Textiles ;  Sparta 

Paul  Richard  Hartman 

Institution  Administration; 

Sandusky,  Ohio 

Susan Lee  Rein 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Dearborn 

Charlotte  Elene  Hill 

Vocational  Education  in 
Homemaking;  Detroit 

Shirley Jane  Histed 

Mary  Frances  Leach 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Port Huron· 

Etta  Marie  Lester 

Child  Development;  Grand  Ledge 

Olover  Lee  Lockwood 

Clothing  and  Textiles;  Charlotte 

Norma Joan  Long 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Detroit 

*Joan Louise  Makielski 

Institution Administration;  South 

Clothing  and  T e xtiles;  Ann  Arbor 

Haven 

Julia  Claire  Hockman 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Cheboygan 

Della  Mae  Hodges 

Child  Development;  Concord 

Josephine  Hoppa 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Fremont 

Pauline  M~y Householder 
Vocational  Education in 

Homemaking;  Hanover 

Phyllis  Irene  Manchest e r 

Clothing  and  Textiles;  Lansing 

Joan Louise  Marshall 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  Rhinebeck,  New 
York 

* Dolores  Angelica  Mastrovito 
Related  Arts;  Lansi ng 

Helen  Esther  Mattson 

Vocational  Education in 

Homemaking;  Bessemer 

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Helen  M .  Sutton 

Child  Development;  Flint 

Dorothy  Lola  Taege 

Vocational  Education  in 

Homemaking;  St.  Johns 

tMary Jane  Taylor 

Vocational  Education in 
Homemaking;  Milford 

Marise  Elizabeth Turner 

Related Arts;  Wilmington, 

Delaware 

*Jean Petrie VanderMeer 

Child  Development;  Huntington 

Woods 

Alice  Jean Vanest 

Clothing and  Textiles;  West 

Branch 

Arloa Riemersma Ver Berkmoes 
Home  Economics  and Nursing; 

Zeeland 

Beverly Bauer  Vondale 

Foods  and  Nutrition;  East  Lansing 

Carol Ann  Wacker 

Related Arts;  Bay City 
Barbara Anne Wakefield 

Related  Arts ·  Kenmore  New 

York 

' 

' 

Sara Lewis  Waters 

Foods and Nutrition;  Cuyahoga 

Falls,  Ohio 
Helen Amy  Waugaman 

Institution Administration· 
' 

Grosse  Pointe 

Sigrid Willadsen 

General;  Hillerod,  Denmark 

Shirley Ann  Yee 

Foods  and Nutrition·  Honolulu 
' 

Territory of  Haw~ii 

*Mary Anna  Yoas 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Newport 

Julianne  McCally 

Foods  and Nutrition·  Goshen 
' 

' 

Indiana 
Janet Smith Mills 

Home  Economics  and  Nursing; 

Jackson 
Mary .Jane  Moors 

Institution Administration;  Detroit 

Mary Charlotte  Mote 

Foods  and Nutrition;  Trenton 

Jane  Carol Nagelkirk 

Textiles  and  Clothing;  Alma 

Jeanne Griffiths  Nesbitt 

General;  Alpena 
Marjorie Ann  Nichols 

Vocational  Education in 

Homemaking;  Pellston 

Patricia Ann O'Malley 

Vocational  Education in 
Homemaking;  Dexter 

Jeanne  Lois  Paulen 

Foods  and Nutrition;  Howard  City 

Audrey  Lee  Raphael 

Child  Development;  New Haven, 

Connecticut 
Ruth Joyce  Rawlings 

Related Arts;  Detroit 

Mary  Ellen Rice 

Related  Arts;  Wyandotte 

Dorothy  Ann  Ritchie 

Related  Arts;  Birmingham 
tRuth Schluckebier.  Rittmueller 
Vocational  Education in 

Homemaking;  Frankenmuth 

Rosemary Peck Roberts 

Clothing and  Textiles ·  Grand 

Rapids 
*Barbara Jean  Rufe 

' 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Concord 

Ellen Marie  Ruff 

Child  Development·  East Grand 

Rapids 
Anne  M .  Sanford 

' 

Institution Administration· 
' 

Deckerville 

Marilyn Schutt 

Institution Administration· 
' 
Rochester,  New  York 

Barbara  Mae  Scott 

General;  Huntington  Woods 

Patricia -Anne  Seibert 

Related  Arts ;  Detroit 
Margaret  Catherine  Sherff 

General;  Dearborn 
Patricia Ann Sherman 

Clothing  and  Textiles·  Spokane 
' 

Washington 
Joyce  Lee  Shortridge 

' 

Clothing and  Textiles·  East 

Lansing 

' 
Helen  Adelaide Simpson 
R~lated Arts;  Leslie 
Mane Gertrude  Smith 

Child  Development;  Sherburne, 

New  York 

*Norma Marie  Sorensen 

Vocational  Education in 
Homemaking;  Byron 

Marion Carla Stearns 

Clothing and  Related  Arts· 
Col'\lmbia  Station  Ohio  ' 

Aileen  Marie  Stone 

' 

Vocational  Education in 

Homemaking;  Sandusky 

*Joan Stuart 

Clothing and  Textiles·  Royal Oak 

Marialyce  Stutz 

' 

Vocational  Education in 
Homemaking;  Sturgis 
Sylvia Jo-anne Sumeracki 

Clothing and  Textiles;  Detroit 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

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DEGREE OF  BACHELOR OF ARTS 

Roger  Erwin Abitz 

Industrial Arts;  Detroit 

E .  Jane  Ackerman 

Elementary  Education;  Bay City 

*Charles  Lynford  Adams,  Jr. 

English;  Brookfield,  Illinois 

Carl LeRoy Adler 

English;  St.  Joseph 

Ruth Ann  Ahern 

Art;  South Bend,  Indiana 

* Audrey  Munford  Akins 

Philosophy;  East  Lansing 

Joanne  Lee Alban 

French;  Jackson 
Enid  Lou  Albertson 

Art;  Lansing 

John  Douglas  Alexander 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

Noah Alonso 

Art;  Barre,  Vermont 

Ella Louise Altenburg 

Elementary  Education;  Brown 

City 

George  Rolf  Amundson 

Social  Science ;  East  Lansing 

Dean  William  Anderson 
Mathematics;  Clio 
Joan  Eileen Anderson 

Elementary  Education;  Battle 

Creek 

Vernon J.  Andrews 

Social Science ;. Sturgis 

Frank Joseph Anthonis 

Industrial Arts;  Fraser 

Elaine  Ann  Arehart 

History and  Political Science; 

Hopkins 

Carol Louise  Armstrong 

Science  and  Arts 

The  candidates will be  presented by  DEAN  LLOYD  CLEMENT  EMMONS 

Maria  Lena Ballerini 

Spanish;  Grosse  Pointe 

Frank John Banas 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Hamtramck 
Margaret Jean Barie 

English;  Grosse Pointe 

*Mary  Louise  Barrett 

Art;  Detroit 

John  Frank Basista 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Harvey,  Illinois 

Donna  Joan  Batchelor 

Doris  Janet Bila 

Elementary  Education;  Chesaning 

Marian Noreen Bila 

Elementary  Education;  Chesaning 

Kathryn  Mary  Binkley 

Elementary  Education; Alexandria, 

Virginia 
Bonnie  Lee  Birke 

Elementary  Education;  Highland 

Park 

* Daniel Black 

History and Political Science; 

Flint 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

*Stephen Conrad Bladey 

Blanc 

Evelyn  Hatt Battiste 

Social Science;  Grand  Rapids 

William Boyd Blair 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Industrial  Arts;  Margate,  New 

Norwood  Elliott  Baughman 

Industrial  Arts;  Muskegon 

Richard  Hendrick  Baxter 

Art;  East  Lansing 
Donald  La Verne  Beatty 
German;  Flushing 

Beverly Ann  Beauchamp 

Jersey 

Theodore  Fletcher  Blake,  Jr . 
Industrial Arts;  Detroit 
Russell Gordon Blauser,  Jr. 

Psychology;  Roseville 
Marjorie Bittman Bliss 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

Elememary  Education;  Rockville, 

Dan Joseph Bodwin 

Maryland 

Lillian Harriet Beck 

Sociology  and  Anthropology;  Lake 

Orion 

Social Science;  Chicago,  Illinois · 

John Kenneth Boerema 

Vera  Mae  Beckbisinger 

English;  Detroit 
*Gerald  C.  Beckwith 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Mount  Morris 

Gladys  Eloise  Beckwith 

English;  Flint 
Nancy  D.  Beghold 

Music  Therapy;  Rochester,  New 

York 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Joseph Henry  Behse 

Helen  Arlene  Arthur 

Elementary  Education;  Perry 

Charles  Hamilton  Asplin 

English;  Lennon 
Marjorie  M.  Atkins 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

Fred  Edward  Bell 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Turner 

Elementary  Education;  Kalamazoo 

Robert  Roy  Bell 

Herbert  Mervin  August 

History and  Political Science; 

Detroit 

Helen  Catherine  Babcock 

Sociology &  Anthropology; 

Birmingham 
Joseph  Frank  Babiarz 
Psychology;  Detroit 

*Joan  Louise  Bahr 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

Joyce  Elizabeth Bailey 

Elementary Education;  Romeo 

Robert  Bruce  Bailey 

Social  Science;  Dearborn 

Mar y  Hellenga  Baker 

Elementary Education;  Three 
· 
Paul  Ross  Baker 

Oaks 

Ele m e ntary Educ ation;  Reed  City 

*Billy  Vernon  Balch 
Hi s tory;  Ja c kson 

Doris  A.  Baile y  Baldwin 

Art;  Ionia 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Royal Oak 

John Charles  Bennett 
English;  Oxford 
Robert  Arthur  Benson 

Psychology;  Tawas  City 

Howard  Charle s  Benwitt 

Social Science;  Mt.  Vernon,  New 

York 

Walter Bereznoff 

Psychology;  Clio 
Elin  Mary  Berglund 

English;  Newberry 

Edward Berman 

History and  Political Science; 

Boston,  Massachus e tts 

Allen Seymour Bernard 
Social  Science ;  Flint 
Patricia Louise  Bertin 

Elementary  Education;  Hammond, 

Indiana 

Mary  Martha Betts 

Psychology;  Des  Moines,  Iowa 

Margaret Kathleen  Beznitz 

Art;  Detroit 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

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Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Allen Bogan,  Jr. 

English;  Detroit 
Gerald Arvid  Bogner 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Cadillac 

Thomas  Frederick Boldenweck 

Art;  Grand  Rapids 
Joseph George  Bolek 

Elementary  Education;  Cice ro, 

Illinois 
John  Louis  Bones 

Social Science;  Birmingham 

Jeanne  Dorleen Booker 

Eleme ntary E·ducation;  Muskegon 

Heights 

* Dolores  Marie  Borchers 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Spring  Lake 

Margaret Jane  Borset 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

LaVerne  Henry Boss 

Social Science;  Z eeland 

Robert  Carl Boston 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Pontiac 

Louis  William Bova,  Jr. 
Psychology;  Bay City 
Louise  Jeanette  Bowen 

Elementary  Education;  T ecumseh 

Maxine  Louise  Bowlus 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

DeVere  Richardson Boyd 
Psychology;  Muskegon 

Mary  Elizabeth Boyd 
Art;  East  Lansing 
Agnes  Hildegarde  Boyer 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Chasse ll 

Manley Benson Brabb 

Psychology;  Swartz  Creek 

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Bette  Elizabeth Brandenburg 

English;  Grand  Ledge 

Mariano Brehm 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  East  Lansing 

Dorothy  Loretta Brewster 

Elementary  ~ducation; Lansing 

D.  Elane  Briggs 

Sociology and Anthropology; 

White  Cloud 

*Elizabeth Ann  Britsman 

Psychology;  Irvington,  New 

Jersey 

Thomas  Phillip Broe 
French;  Lansing 
Curtis  Bowen Brown 

Industrial  Arts;  Tecumseh 

Mary Lou  Brown 

Psychology;  Royal Oak 

Paul Buben 

Mathematics;  Flint 
James  David Buchanan 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Birmingham 

*Bonnie Jean Buchtel 

Applied  Music;  Evanston,  Illinois 

*Betty Virginia Buckholz 

History; . 

Wyandotte 
Marita Irene Bull 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Lansing 

Gerald  Richard  Bunce 

Art;  Lansing 

Edgar Philip Burger 

Industrial Arts;  Farmington 

Lawrence  Donald  Burgund 

Social  Science;  Summit,  New 

Jersey 

Charles  Robert  Burkett 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Dowagiac 

Timothy William  Burns 

Sociology and Anthropology; 

Detroit 
Alice Olive Burt 

English;  Port  Huron 

Jean  Marie  Butler 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education; East  Lansing 

Marilyn  Louise  Bygrave 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Lansing 
Vivian Jean Byrd 

Spanish;  Lansing 

Kenneth Joseph Calcatera 
Industrial  Arts;  Norway 

Rosemarie  Calcaterra 

Art;  St.  Ign'ace 

Charles  Hugh Caldwell 

Judith  Madelon  Carn 

Art;  Detroit 

*Cornelius  Avery  Casler 

Social Science;  Little  Falls, 

New  York 
Burton L.  Castle 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Millington 

Frank Arvid  Cederwall 

Social Science;  Detroit 

Geralda  Lee  Chaffin 
English;  Pontiac 
James  Frank  Chandler 

Industrial  Arts;  Detroit 

Lois  Arlene  Choate 

Psychology;  Battle  Creek 

Elmer Julius  Christenson 

Elementary  Education; Muskegon 

Leo  Gregory Christian 
English;  Lansing 
John William Claire 

History; 

East  Lansing 

Elsbeth Janet  Clark 

Elementary  Education;  Beaver 

Dam,  Wisconsin 

Kay N .  Cogswell 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Donald  L.  Cole 

Psychology;  Pontiac 

*Keith Arnold  Cole 

Industrial  Arts;  Buchanan 

Robert  Carleton  Coleman 

Sociology  and Anthropology; 

Pontiac 

Campbell Collins,  Jr. 

Geography;  Kenilworth,  Illinois 

Jean Lois  Collinson 

Elementary  Education;  Grosse 

Pointe 

Dorothy  Mae  Colman 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Jack Reeves  Comstock 
English;  Rockford 

Joseph Valentino  Condino 

History and Political Science; 
Niagara  Falls,  New  York 

Lloyd  Thomas  Conklin 
Psychology;  Lansing 
Marian Shirley Conrad 

Art;  Goodells 

Elmer Content 

History and Political Science; 

Grand  Rapids 

Frederick  Zachary Content 

Social  Science;  Grand  Rapids 

tPatrick  Edward  Conway 

Industrial  Arts;  Fenton 

Edith Grace  Cook 

Richard Stanley Corsette 
Social  Science;  Detroit 

Anne  Costello 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Buffalo,  New  York 

Irene  Sharon Cott 

Elementary· Education;  Detroit 

Carolyn  Lull  Coulter 

Psychology;  West  Branch 

Patricia Ann  Courtney 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Alvin Gates  Covell 

Social Science;  North  Muskegon 

Donald  Alan  Craig 

Social Science;  Lansing 

Beverly Ann  Crain 
Art;  Ferndale 

Charles  Wray  Crandell 

History and  Political Science; 

Birmingham 

Lucy Ann  Cremean 

Elementary  Education;  Toledo, 

Ohio 

Frederick  Lawrence  Crippen 

Art;  Lansing 

Alvin  Colborn  Croft 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Uniontown, 
Pennsylvania 

Tellis  Thomas  Cromley 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Williamston 

Calvin  Peter Csatlos 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Charlotte 

Ralph  Crew  Culliton 

Sociology  and  Anthropolop-; 

Mt.  Morris 
John  Joseph  Curran 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

*Joyce  Elaine  Currier 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Frank Leo  D' Agostino 

Social  Science;  Detroit 

Ernest Patrick  Dakin 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Lansing 
Carl  Austin  Dalrymple 

Industrial Arts;  East  Lansing 

Barbara Lou  Davis 
English;  Flint 
Clare  Dale  Davis 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Dryden 
Jay  Edward  Davis 

Elementary  Education;  Fostoria, 

Ohio 

Mary Alice  Davis 

Elementary  Education;  Muskegon 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Dearborn 

Nancy  Smith Cannon 

Elementary  Education; Farmington 

Marilyn June  Capen 

George  Lytle  Cook 

Social Science;  Saline 

Helen Kent  Cook 

Sociology  and Anthropology; 

Brave,  Pennsylvania 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

John Barth Cook 

Rapids 

James  H.  Capitan 

Psychology;  Owosso 
Carmela  Mary Caputo 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Birmingham 

Joyce  Marilynn Carey 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Hemlock 

Ruth  Elizabeth Carlson 

Social  Science ;  Dayton,  Ohio 

William  Floyd Cilrman,  Jr. 

Art;  Brookhaven,  Long Island, 

New  York 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

Psychology;  Ann  Arbor 

Marian Vandeventer  Copeland 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Ishpeming 

Clinton  Charles  Corby 

History and  Political Science; 

Wayne 

Willard  L.  Cordes 

Industrial  Arts;  Saginaw 

Alfred Young  Corey 

Psychology;  Metamora 

*Phyllis  Pauline  Cornell 

Elementary  Education;  Howell 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

39 

Education;  Detroit 
Mary  Josephine  Davis 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 
Olive  Davis 

Elementary Education;  Detroit 

Doyle  Alder  Davison 

Social  Scie nce;  Detroit 
Jacqueline  Angela  Dawson 

Art;  Bay City 

Frances  Ruth  De  Bruyn 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

Miguel  Patrick  de  Cruz 

History and  Political Science ; 

Lansing 
Donald  Leon  Deeb 
Art;  Lansing 

Dawn Stortz  Deimling 

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

Marie  Louise  Delavigne 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 
Margaret  Elaine  Demaray 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Jene  Edward  De  Marse 

Industrial  Arts ;  Muskegon 

Heights 

Amelia  Rose  DeMeglio 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

Maxine  Ruth  Den  Herder 

Elementary  Education;  Zeeland 

Donna  Jean  De  Vries 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 

Rachel  Juderjohn  Dewberry 

Elementary  Education;  Mason 

Maryon  Frances  Dickens 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

* Ralph  Henri  Didier 

History; 
Flint 

Thaddeus  Edmond  Diebel 
Industrial Arts ;  Pigeon 

Willard  James  Dillon 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Malden,  Massachu 
setts 

*Mary Jo  Ann  Dockum 

Art;  Western Springs,  Illinois 

Edward  Hooper  Doerr 

History and  Political Science; 

Cass  City 

Elizabeth Bradford  Dolbeare 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Grand  Rapids 
Charles  Kenneth  Doll 

Art;  Plainfield,  Indiana 

Walter  Dombrowski 

Psychology;  Garden City 

Wendell  Eugene  Doney 

Elementary  Education;  Kalamazoo 

Dona  Rose  Donhaiser 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Lansing 

William  Fay  Donovan 

Mathematics;  Battle  Creek 

Naia  Hope  Dratz 

English;  Muskegon 
*Norman  Edward  Drayton 

Social  Science;  Davison 

*Violet  Droshine 

Art;  Detroit 

Robert  Joseph  Dryfoos,  Jr. 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Chicago,  Illinois 
*E dward  John  Duncan 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Lincoln Park 

Fred  Edsel  Durand 

Sociology and  Anthropology;  Wayne 

Margaret  Ellen  Dymond 

Elementary  Education;  Honor 

Laura Jane  Eckerson 

Elementary  Education;  Akron, 

New  York 

Nicholas  George  Economy 

Psychology;  Roanoke,  Virginia 

Lloyd  Gordon  Eddins 

History; 

Highland  Park 

Helen  Arlene  Eifert 

Elementary  Education;  Mason 

Eugene  Carroll  Eldredge 
Industrial  Arts;  Adrian 
Suleiman  Fuad  El-Khalidi 

History; 

Jerusalem,  Palestine 

Lila  Faye  Ellman 

Elementary  Education;  Chicago, 

Illinois 

*Beatrice Burnham  Enders 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Flint 
Rudolph  Arthur  Ertischek 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Buffalo,  New  York 

James  Arthur  Ettling 

Social Science;  Detroit 

Robert  Lewis  Evans 

Social  Science;  Owosso 

Ronald  Stewart  Evans 
Psychology;  Detroit 
Alice  Marie  Fagerlund 

Elementary  Education;  South 

Haven 

Jo  Ann  Leona  Fay 

Psychology;  Belding 

Patricia Jo  Ann  Fee 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Highland  Park 

Russell  Clarence  Ferbitz 

Industrial  Arts;  Lansing 

John  James  Ferguson 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Columbus,  Ohio 

*Joan  Fielstra 

Richard  Allison  Fuller 

Social  Science;  Oxford 

tCarolyn Babcock Gage 

Elementary  Education;  Wixom 

Lawrence  Andrew  Gagnon 
Social  Science;  Detroit 
Edward James  Gamble  II 

Social  Science;  East  Grand  Rapi ds 

Don  Fernand Gamelin 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Munising 

Garth William Garreau 

Social  Sci.ence;  Fairlawn,  New 

Jersey 

"Diane  Louise Gates 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Ann  Arbor 

Shirley Barbara Gauld 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Margaret Elaine Gavine 

Art;  Lansing 

Mary Marguerite Gibbs 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Robert  Peter Gibbs 

Sociology  and  Anthropology;  Port 

Huron 

Emily Janet Giegling 

Psychology;  Grayling 

tPatricia Gilpin 

Social  Science;  New  York,  New 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

York 

Edmund  L.  Finch 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Lansing 

Lois  Ann  Fischer 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Carl  Fisherman 

Social  Science;  New  York,  New 

York 

John Patrick  Foglio 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  New  Rochelle,  New 
York 

Donna  Jean  Folkert 

Thomas William Gittus 

Industrial  Arts;  Britton 
Carl Christian Glogofsky 

History; 

Lansing 
Zaven Godoshian 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Detroit 
Betty Ann Goetz 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

John  Joseph Golden 

Psychology;  Benton  Harbo'r 

Barbara Ann  Goldfogle 

Elementary  Education;  Ma'i-ine 

Spanish;  New  Rochelle,  New  York 

City 

David  Collon  Folsom 

Social  Science;  Plymouth 

Peter  Edward  Foote 

Social  Science;  Kingsford 

Mildred  Martha  Form 

Social  Science;  East  Lansing 

Robert  Gordon  Fowler 

Social  Science;  East  Lansing 

Donald  Edward  Fox 

Psychology;  Detroit 

Stuart  Edmund  Fox 

Social  Science;  Saginaw 

William  Wiley  Frank 
English;  Saginaw 
*Audrey Ileen  Frappier 

Elementary  Education;  Clio 

Raymond  Earl  Fraser 

Elementary  Education; 

Webberville 
Joanne  Elaine  French 

Elementary  Education;  Battle 

Creek 

Charlotte  Anne  Frick 

Music  Therapy;  Riverside, 

Illinois 

Mary  Joan  Friederichs 

Elementary  Education;  St.  Clair 

Jane Scheafer  Friedle 

Art;  Royal Oak 

Irma Jane  Fritz 

English;  Ludington 

Freda  Fry 

Psychology;  Berkley 

*Marie  Claire  Gonon 

History; 

East  Lansing 

Elizabeth Goodearl 

Elementary  Education;  Highland 

Park 

Mary  Ellen  Goodwin 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

Marcia  Millicent Gordon 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Detroit 

John Kenneth Gore 

English;  Cassopolis 
Arthur  Rennie  Goussy 

Social  Science;  Detroit 
Richard  Malcolm Graeff 

Spanish;  Saginaw 
Barbara  D.  Grames 

Elementary  Education;  Battle 

Creek 

tGloria Ann  Granger 
Art;  Lansing 

William  Walsworth Grant 

Social  Science ;  Grand  Rapids 

Corinne  Gratz 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

George  Edwin Gray 

Psychology;  Croswell 

Nancy  Ann  Gray 

Elementary  Education;  Lorain, 

Ohio 

Neomi  Siedschlag Gray 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

40 

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

Harold Barton Grayson 

Elementary  Education;  Jackson 

Jean Anna  Grayum 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

*Harriet Greenberg 

Elementary  Education;  Glen  Cove, 

New  York 

Clyde  Jay Greenman 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Kalamazoo 
*Patricia Jean Greer 

History and Political Science; 

LaSalle 
Helen  R .  Greg 

French;  New  York,  New York 

Marilyn Anne  Gregor 

History and  Political Science; 

Detroit 

David  Leo  Greiner 

Industrial Arts;  Hart 

Mary Louise Greubel 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Jack Granger Griffin 

Geography;  Lansing 
George  Langford Griffiths 

Industrial Arts;  Pittsburgh, 

Pennsylvania 

Roy William Groulx 

Industrial Arts;  Bay City 

Joan Katherine  Grove 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Detroit 

Pauline  Rosemary Grove 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Edwardsburg 

Max  Louis  Guenther 

Elementary  Education; 

Greenville 
John  LaShalle Gulish 

Psychology;  Detroit 
Lewis  Reynolds  Haack 

Geography;  Royal Oak 

Marian  Elizabeth Haas 

Elementary  Education;  Marshall 

Donald  Francis  Haggard,  Jr. 
Psychology;  Traverse  City 

Jack  Robert  Halberg 

Geography;  Lansing 

Seymour Knox  Hale 

Social  Science;  Lansing 

tElizabeth Ruth  Hall 

tRonald W.  Harper 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Grand  Rapids 

John  Clinton  Harris 

History; 

Lincoln  Park 
Helen  Claire  Harrod 

Philosophy;  Lansing 

Walter  A.  Hartman 

Social  Science;  Owosso 

Maurice  J.  Hartsuff 

History; 

Brooklyn 
Bette  Lou  Harvath 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Clio 
*Suzanne  Marie  Harwick 

Social  Science;  Davison 

Richard  Lorenz  Hatton 

Psychology;  Temperance 

Rosalind  Havens 

Elementary  Education; 
Indianapolis,  Indiana 

Donald  Lyall  Haynes 

English;  Anchorville 

Paul  Heim,  Jr. 

Industrial  Arts;  Detroit 

Roberta  Jean  Henderson 

Music  Therapy;  Ferndale 

Arthur Irving  Hendrickson 
Industrial  Arts;  Caspian 
*Jack  Reynold  Hendrickson 

Social  Science;  Muskegon 

John  Howard  Hepler,  Jr. 

English;  Detroit 
Ruth  Elsie  Herrman 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 

Arlene  M.  Hibbard 

German;  New  Richmond 

James  Michael  Higgins 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 
Mary  Margaret  Hilbert 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

*Victor Leslie  Hill,  Jr. 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Saginaw 

Marcelline  Rose  Hinderer 

Elementary  Education;  Chelsea 

Dale  Arlo  Hines 

Elementary  Education;  Lowell 

Social Science;  Ludington 

Roland  Carl Hallquist 

History  and  Political Science; 

Chicago,  Illinois 
Jane  Eleanor  Hamer 

Elementary  Education;  Dt~troit 

Patricia Kirk  Hamilton 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Highland Park 

* Eric Saxwold  Hammar 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Escanaba 

Shirley Ann  Hannenberg 

Sociology and Anthropology; 

Hinsdale,  Illinois 

Nata  Lou  Hansen 

Elementary  Education;  Sidney 

Kathryn  Marie  Hanses 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Elmhurst,  Illinois 

Robert  Hamilton  Hanson 

English;  Deposit,  New  York 

Ronald  John  Hanson 

Industrial  Arts;  Manistee 

James  Perry Harkness 

Sociology and Anthropology; 

Detroit 

Sally Ann  Hixson 

Spanish;  Monroe 
Jean Ann  Hoerner 

History; 

Saginaw 

William James  Hofert 

Psychology;  Tonawanda,  New 

York 

Beverly Ann  Holden 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Martin  Drew  Holland 

Geography;  Lansing 

Roy  Herbert  Holle 

Psychology;  Hinsdale,  Illinois 

Robert  Paul  Hoover 
Spanish;  Falmouth 
Anne  Joyce  Hopkins 

Elementary  Education;  Plymouth 

Robert  Wellington  Hopkins,  Jr . 

History; 

Jackson 

George  Boutwell Hopping 
Social Science;  Detroit 

Robert  William  Houk 

Psychology;  Inkster 
Loren Henry  Houtman 

Mathematics;  Grand  Rapids 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

41 

Richard  E .  Howe 

Psychology;  Grandville 

Jo  Ann  Woodry  Howell 
English;  Lansing 

George  Hubbard 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Grosse  Pointe 

Mary  Frances  Hudson 

English;  Grosse  Pointe 

Kenneth  Leroy Huffman 

Industrial Arts;  Rockbridge, 

Wisconsin 
Aleta  Mae  Huggett 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Gladwin 

Janet  Ellen  Hughes 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Manistique 

John  Robert  Hugill 

Industrial Arts;  Jackson 

Dorothy  Jane  Huizenga 
•  Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 

A.  Anne  Hunt 

Elementary  Education;  Pontiac 

tMary Barbara Hurrell 
·  Music;  Dimondale 
Nelle  Maye  Hyatt 

Art;  Sedalia,  Missouri 
Florian Michael  Ignatowski 

Art;  Saranac 

Dorothy  Jean Ingram 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Lansing 

-Nancy Stewart Iuppenlatz 
Elementary  Education; 
Huntington Woods 
James Najeeb  Jacobs 

Psychology;  Tonawanda,  New 

York 

Evan  Richard James 

Industrial Arts ;  Niagara  Falls, 

New  York 
Walter Robert  Janke 

Sociology  and Anthropology; 

Lansing 

Glenn  Robertson Jeannero 
Social  Science;  Detroit 

Irmalee  Johnson 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 

Janet  Ford Johnson 

Psychology;  Jackson 

Shirley Anne  Johnson 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 

Teddy Wynn  Johnston 

Psychology;  Birmingham 

Donald  McKee  Jones 

Social  Science;  Lansing 
George  Marshall Jordan,  Jr . 
Social Science;  Pontiac 

Elizabeth  Deborah Joynt 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Mary Ann  Joynt 

English;  Grand  Rapids 

Edward Arnold Kaeding 

Sociology  and Anthropology; 

Detroit 

*Lloyd Allen Kammeraad 

Psychology;  Grand  Rapids 
Joseph Thaddeus  Karbowski 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Saginaw 

Ronald  Michael Kasprzak 

Social  Science;  Grand  Rapids 

*Gertrude  Marcia Kaufman 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Niagara  Falls,  New 
York 

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

Carolyn Louise Kautz 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Alonzo  P .  Keathley,  Jr. 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Battle Creek 

Donald Joseph Kehren 

Social  Science ;  Carson  City 

Wilfred  Howard Kehren 

Social  Science;  Carson City 

Joanne Kelly 

Social  Science;  Lansing 
Caroline  Heidel Kernkamp 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Grosse Pointe 

Friedell Ines  Kert 
English;  Detroit 

Howard  Francis Kessel 
Psychology;  Saginaw 

Gladys  Mae  Keys 

English;  Detroit 
Mary Kathryn Kilgore 

Art;  Royal Oak 
Shirley Mae Kilps 

Sociology and Anthropology; 
Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Kenneth  Robert King 

Psychology;  Hammond,  Indiana 

Eileen Rosetta Kinney 

Elementary  Education;  Trenton 

Marilyn Ann Kirn 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Nancy  Louise Klein 

History; 

Detroit 

Patricia Lou Klein 

English;  Dearborn 

Lois  Blanche Wadsworth Kline 

Elementary  Education;  Cleveland 

Heights,  Ohio 

Stuart James Knickerbocker 

Art;  Mt.  Morris 
Wilbert James Knop 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Ionia 
John  Taylor Knowles,  Jr . 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 
Education;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Gordon  Randall Knox 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Ecorse 

Douglas 1\.rthur Knuth 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Manistee 
Donald  M.  Kobman 

English;  Farmington 

*Miriam Anne Koester 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Eldalene  Marie Kolanchick 
Psychology;  Cheboygan 

Daniel  Michael Kopina 

Psychology;  DePue,  Illinois 

Karl  Frederick Koths 
Psychology;  Inkster 
Joan  Dorothy Krakovsky 

English;  Lansing 
Carol Jean Krantz 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Wallace 
*Helen  DianeKraus 

Spanish;  Lansing 
Letty Ann Kretschmar 

Elementary  Education;  Grosse 

Pointe 

Gerald Laverne Kring 

Industrial Arts;  Muskegon 

Edmund  Martin Kucik,  Jr. 

Psychology;  Chicago,  Illinois 

*Joyce Ann Kuhn 

Elementary Education;  East 

Lansing 

*With Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

Mark  Ernest Kuhn 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 

*Martha Jean Kunkel 

Mathematics;  Detroit 

David  Warren Kushle r 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

John Joseph  Laatsch 

Industrial Arts;  Saginaw 

Richard  Edward  Lacey 
Psychology;  Detroit 

Ross Oliver Lamb 

Industrial Arts;  Pinckney 

Pauline Sue  Lammy 

Eleme ntary  Education;  Twining 

Robert George  La  Reau 

Elementary  Education;  Adrian 

Thomas  Charles  Leavey 

History; 

St .  Clair Shores 

James  Edwin  Lee 

Philosophy;  Dedham, 
Massachusetts 

Thomas  Robert  Leithauser 

Psychology;  Grosse  Pointe 

Martin  Elwood  Lennon 

Industrial  Arts;  Coldwater 

George  Vogel  Lentz 

Industrial  Arts;  Butler, 

Pennsylvania 
Joan Isabel Leonard 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Ferndale 

Mary Jo  Le  Pard 

Elementary  Education;  Pontiac 

James  John  Lepech 

Industrial  Arts;  Grand  Rapids 

* Audrey  Helene  Lesher 

English;  East  Lansing 

Doris  J.  Lewis 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Highland  Park 

Elder  Milton  Lindahl 

History; 

Iron River 
*Janet  Marie  Linder 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Lois  Louise  Lindow 
French;  Detroit 

*Suzanne  Howe  Lindquist 

History and  Political Science; 

Adrian 

Barbara Jean Lodge 
Art;  Wyandotte 

Margaret  Carol  Lofft 

Elementary  Education;  Royal Oak 

* Frances  Elizabe th Lohr 

Speech,  Dramati cs  and  Radio 

Education;  Saginaw 

Douglas  Adlai  Long 

Industrial Arts ;  Grosse  Pointe 

Robert  Charles  Long 

Philosophy;  Dearborn 
Dolores  Dorothy  Lopez 
English;  South Lyon 

Arno  Philip  Lugviel 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  RadiC? 

Education;  Marenisco 

Helene  Grace  Lutes 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Alpena 

Joyce  Evelyn Lyle 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Mary  Elizabeth Lynch 

Art;  Eloise 

Mary Louise  Lynn 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

42 

Jeanne  Ann  Lyons 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Flint 

Frank Chatterton  MacDougall 

Art;  Lansing 

James  Gordon  MacMillan 

Elementary  Education;  Battle 

Creek 
t Athena  MaCris 

French;  East  Lansing 
Marilyn Catherine  Maday 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

Carmen Olivia  Magnuson 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Lapeer 

Mary Lucille  Mahon 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Birmingham 

Alice  Louise  Maier 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Lawrence  William  Maloney 

Social  Science;  Greenwich, 

Connecticut 

William Gerard  Manning 

History and  Political Science; 

Lansing 

George  Henry  Manuel 
English;  Detroit 
Joanne  Marie  Marks 
Art;  Royal Oak 

Donald Irving  Marrich 

History and  Political Science ; 

Detroit 

John  David  Marshall 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Pleasant  Ridge 

Phyllis  Ann  Marshall 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Lansing 

Donald  Fay  Marvic 

Social  Science;  Escanaba 

Marian Crissman Marx 
English;  Royal Oak 
David  Ervin Matherly 

English;  Battle Creek 

* Donald  Francis Maxstadt 

Psychology;  Pasadena,  Californi a 

tMartha Kathrine  Maxstadt 

Elementary  Education;  L e banon, 

Indiana 

John  Phillip McCabe,  Jr. 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Epucation;  Detroit 
Leslie George  McCain,  Jr. 

Elementary  Education;  Traverse 

City 

* Harriet  Louise  McCall 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Haven 

Elinor  L.  McCarthy 

History; 

Lansi ng 

Virginia Jane  McChesney 

Foreign Studie s ;  Birmingham 

Ralph  R.  McClint.ock 

Industrial Arts;  Gwinn 
*Joseph Arthur  McCollom 

History and  Political Science ; 

Highland  Park 
Joseph Hyde  McCormack 

Social Science;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Maryalice  McFall 
Music;  Pontiac 
Gerald  David  McGill 

History and Political Science; 

Jackson 

Donald Bingham  McGregor 
Psychology;  Kalamazoo 

Bernard James  Marie  McGuire 
Psychology;  Englewood,  New 

Jersey 

Eugene  Henry  McKay 

Social Science;  Augusta 

Eileen Ann  McKeon. 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Lois  Ann  McKinley 

Spanish;  Grosse Pointe Shores 

J.  David  McKnight 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

Michael  Max  McKone 

History; 

Pleasant  Ridge 

tDain Richard  McKown 

History and  Political Science; 

Rochester 

Mary  Elizabeth McLachlan 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 

John Sheffield  McLaughlin 

History; 

Lansing 

Mary Jeanne  MeLee 

Social  Science;  Battle Creek 

David McLeod 

Industrial Arts;  Detroit 

James  A .  McQueary 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Frances Jean McVaugh 

English;  Kingsville,  Ontario, 

Canada 

Garvin  Harrie  Meadowcroft 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

*Bessie Speerstra Means 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Saginaw 
James  Edward  Meharg 

Industrial Arfs;  Detroit 

Dorothy Jean Meredith 

Art;  Lansing 

Paul Nicholas  Mergener 

History and  Political Science; 

Bath 

Betty Ruth  Messenger 
English;  Vernon 
Leonard  L.  Metacek 

Bacteriology;  South Lyon 

Myrna  Mae  Metzner 
Art;  Grand  Rapids 

Katharine  Eleanor  Meyer 

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

Basil  Emery Mills 

Sociology and Anthropology; 

Lansing 

*Mary  Elizabeth Minshull 

Elementary Education;  North 

Muskegon 

Odette  Mirza 

Psychology;  Jackson 

Lois  Jane  Mitchell 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Marian Roselle  Mitchell 

English; .· Detroit 
Jane Berta Moeller 

Elementary  Education;  Chicago, 

Illinois 

James Simpson Mohler 
English;  Jackson 
Beverly Ann  Morgan 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 

Robert :Bostwick  Morgan 

Speech,  Dramatics and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

Mildred Ruth Morse 

Elementary  Education;  Shelby 

Ruth  Estella Mosher 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Lansing 

Cathryn  Elizabeth Moss 

Art;  Plymouth 
*Janet  Elizabeth Moss 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

Russell M.  Mountz 

Social  Science;  Saginaw 

Mary  Ellen  Mueller 

Music;  Utica 

Nona  Muir 
History; 

Rockford 

Kenneth Wayne  Mulligan 
Mathematics;  Bay City 

James  Anthony  Murphy 

History and  Political Science; 

South BoundBrook,  New Jersey 

M.  Lenore  Murphy 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Haven 

Sheila Ann  Murphy 

Evan Nielsen 

Sociology and Anthropology;  Logan, 

Iowa 

Lois  Jean Nielsen 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Patricia Joan Nix 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 
Edward  Richard Nixon 
English;  Spring Lake 
Barbara Anne  Norcross 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Lansing 

* Edna  Joanna North 

Elementary  Education;  Mason 

Nancy Northam 

History; 

East  Lansing 
Cynthia Alison Nulle 

French;  East Lansing 
*Jacqueline Jean Oatman 
Psychology;  Flint 

Iva  Mae O ' Bryant 

Elementary  Education;  Okemos 

Kenneth W .  O ' Connor 

Social  Science;  Jackson 

Audrey Oktavec 
Art;  Detroit 
*Glen  Allan Omans 

English;  Bay City 

John  Leo O'Neal 

Social Science;  Lansing 

Marga.ret  Irene O'Neill 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

*Carroll  Hilton Otis 

History; 

East  Lansing 
*Barbara  Ellen Ott 

History and Political Science; 

Adrian 

Richard  Benbow Owen 
Spanish;  Detroit 

Janet Ann  Paler 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Patricia Lou  Palmatier 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Grand  Rapids 

Lois  Jeannette Palmer 

Language  and  Literature;  Mount 

Elementary  Education;  Lake  City 

Pleasant 
Alice  May  Murray 

Elementary  Education; Wyandotte 

Constance  Marie  Murray 

Raymond  Pantak 

Social  Science;  Saginaw 

Samuel  Pantel 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Elementary  Education;  Bethesda, 

Elementary  Education;  Ferndale 

Maryland 
Genevieve  Miknis 

Social Science;  Detroit 

Graham  Phelps  Miles 

Thomas  Arthur  Murray 
Psychology;  Detroit 

Wilma Joanne  Myers 

Elementary  Education;  Grass 

History and  Political Science; 

Lake 

Lansing 

David George  Millard 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Lansing 

Dorothy  Ann  Millard 

Psychology;  Detroit 

Erwin W.  Miller 

Industrial Arts;  Detroit 

Gloria Mae  Miller 

Spanish;  Alvordton,  Ohio 

James  Edward Miller 

Industrial Arts;  Olivet 

Sarah Louise  Miller 

Elementary  Education; 

Charlevoix 
Catharine  Millis 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Lansing 

Fred  Hannum  Millis 

History; 

Pontiac 

*With  Honor 
tWith  tligh  Honor 

Frank Comstock Nall,  II 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Detroit 

*Gordon  Lewi s  Nash 

Social Science;  Ionia 
Thomas  Randolph Neblett 
Psychology;  Detroit 

Joqn  Arthur Neering 
Art;  Essexville 
James  Peter Neferis 

Social Science;  Ithaca,  New  York 

Ann  Grace  Neume ister 
English;  Muskegon 
Frances  She rol  Ne wby 

Psychology;  Gra nd  Rapids 

Dolore s  Val e rie Ni-chols 

Spee ch,  Dramati c s  and  Radio 

Education;  Toronto ,  Ontario, 
Canada 

Anne  Nico 

Speec h,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Lansing 

43 

Education;  Pontiac 
George  Wilford  Parker 
Social  Science;  Yale 
Thomas  Edward Parks 

English;  La Grange,  Illinois 

Charles  Leonard Parmelee 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Bound  Brook,  New 
Jersey 
John  Donald  Parr 

Industrial Arts;  River  Rouge 

Joanne  Mary Parsons 

Psychology;  Big Rapids 

Janet Irene Partee 

Music;  Henderson 
Elizabeth Jean Patrick 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Howard  Fenno  Patterson 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Saginaw 

David Cecil  Patton 
English;  Lansing 
William Sanford  Payne 

Bacteriology;  Gre at  Notch,  New 

Jersey 

William  Manney  Pearson 

Industrial  Arts;  Mancelona 

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

*Joseph Pekarek 

History; 
Flint 

Edward  Joseph  Perron 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

Joan  Evelyn  Perry 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 

*Will  Robert  Paul Petersen 
Art;  Chicago,  Illinois 
Russell  A.lger  Peterson 

Industrial  Arts;  Cheboygan 

Warren James  Peterson 

Art;  Ludington 

Norma Blanche  Petruske 

Elementary  Education;  Hazel 

Park 

Barbara Helen Phillips 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Lansing 
Doris  Barb.ara Piegols 

Art;  Midland 
Joan Bean Pierce 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Rydal,  Pennsylvania 

Patricia Louise Pierce 

Social Science;  East  Lansing 

*Jeanne  Helen Piermattei 

Elementary Education;  Flint 

Marguerite  Helen  Piotrowski 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Grace  E.  Plague 

Elementary  Education; 

Anchorville 

Nickolas  John  Podlecki 

Social Science;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Edward  Lawrence  Pokornowski 

Elementary  Education;  Chicago 

Illinois 

Linda Jeanne Pollock 

Elementary Education; Detroit 

Theodore  John  Popowitz 

Art;  Detroit 

Anne  Jamison Porter 

Spanish;  Grand  Rapids 

Dolly Jane Porter 

Elementary  Education;  Wilmette, 

Illinois 

Nancy  Mary Porter 

Elementary  Education;  Flint 

*Choral Russel  Potter 

Industrial Art.s;  Lansing 

Norman  R.  Potter 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Lansing 

tStuart  Edward Prall 

History; 

Lansing 

Shirley Ann Present 

Sociology and Anthropology; 

Lansing 

Duane  Lewis  Price 

English;  Grand Rapids 

tPatricia Lou  Prosser 

English;  Flint 
William  E.  Prowant 

Social  Science;  Durand 

Harriet Sawtell Pruett 

Art;  Marlette 

Kenneth Arthur Pruss 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

Claude  Spring Puffer 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Lansing 

David  Ralph Pushaw 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

Norbert  Stanley Pycz 

Industrial Arts;  Harvey,  Illinois 

Rita Ann Quinlan 

Elementary  Education; 

Williamston 

Rhoda  Rossen  Raderman 
Psychology;  Detroit 

Nancy Joan  Randall 
French;  Lansing 
Janice  Alayne  Ranney 
English;  Lansing 

Norma Gene  Rapp 

Psychology;  Benton Harbor 

*Clifton Alfred  Rautiola 
Psychology;  Hancock 

tMary Jane  Raymond 
German;  Lansing 

Pat  Raymond 

Mathematics;  Flint 

Russell Burton  Reader,  Jr . 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Dearborn 

Joyce  Anne  Redwine 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Ardis  Prather Reed 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

Jacqueline  Rae  Reid 

Elementary  Education;  Battle 

Creek 

Josephine  Smith Reisser 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Lansing 

Sally Ressler 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Robert  Louis  Reynolds 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

Gordan  Trever  Rhode 
Music;  Battle  Creek 
Thomas  Hubert  Rhodes 

History; 

Saginaw 

Marjorie  Ann  Rice 

• 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Dorothy  Lee  Richards 

Elpmentary  Education;  Benton 

Harbor 

tKenneth  Eugene  Richardson 

Social  Science;  New Britain, 

Connecticut 

*William  Frank  Richardson 
Social Science;  Detroit 
*Fred William  Richmond;  Jr . 
Psychology;  Greenville 

Patricia Page  Rindskopf 
Elementary  Education; 

Birmingham 

Ronald George  Ritz 

English;  Grand  Rapids 

Edward  Bruce  Robbins 
English;  Lansing 
*Alan  Harvey  Roberts 

Psychology;  New  York,  New 

York 

tDorothy V.  Roberts 

Psychology;  Grand  Rapids 

Wendell  Burleigh Roberts 
Psychology;  Lansing 

Donald  Paul  Robinson 

Social  Science;  Birmingham 

Francis  Raymond  Robinson 

Psychology;  Flint .. 

Joanne  Charlotte  Robinson 

Harry Maynard  Rohrabacher 

Elementary  Education;  Oak  Grove 

Helen  Marr  Rohrabacher 

Elementary  Education;  Howell 

*Carol  Woodworth  Root 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

James  Victor  Rose 

History and  Political Science; 

Detroit 

*Barbara June  Rosekrans 

Music;  Bay City 
Laura Jane  Rosenbury 
English;  Bay City 
*Arlene  Benson Roslund 

French;  Ithaca 
Dorothy  May  Roth 

Elementary  Education;  Hillsdale 

Patricia Ann  Rule 

Spanish;  Pleasant  Ridge 

Caryl Jean Rundquist 
Art;  East  Lansing 

* Duane  Robert  Russell 

History; 

Lansing 

Myrtle Geisenhaver  Russell 

History; 

Lansing 

Edward  Michael  Ryan 

Social Science;  New  York,  New 

York 

Shirley Joyce  Rypstra 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Muskegon 

Frank Stanley Sabat 

Industrial Arts;  Hamtram ck 

Carole Jane Sager 

Psychology;  Belleville 

Jane  Adele  Salomon 

French;  Kalamazoo 

Philip  Edward Sands 

History; 

Buchanan 

*Charles  William Sargent 

History; 
Flint 

Joan Grace  Sayre 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Sarah Ann Schaal 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 
East Aurora,  New  York 

Richard  Jay Scheich 

Industrial Arts;  Detroit 

Joanne  Helen Scheid 

Elementary  Education;  Saranac 

Herbert  Frank Schimsk 

Industrial Arts;  Lansing 

Allan Carl Schmid 

History; 

Petersburg 

Elizabeth Ann Schmidt 

Elementary  Education;  Hillsdale 

Barbara Mae  Schmidtke 
Psychology;  Saginaw 

Carolyn  Frances Schneider 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Joan Marie  Schnuck 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

*Alfred James Schroeder 

Psychology;  Rogers  City 

Joanne  Marie  Schultz 

Elementary Education;  Highland 

Park 

Sally Jane Schumacher 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Elementary  Education;  Wyandotte 

Lansing 

Louis Gustin  Rockwood 

Art;  Lansing 

Michael George  Rogula 

Joseph George Schumaker,  Jr. 

History; 
Flint 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Anna  Cornelia Schutmaat 

Education;  Detroit 

Elementary  Education;  Spring Lake 

*With  Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

44 

* Elizabeth Ann  Schuurmans 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Louis  John Scieszka 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Lansing 

Bonnie  Lou  Scogin 

Elementary  Education;  Saginaw 

Gloria  Marie  Secontine 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 
Thomas  Edward Sequin 

Industrial Arts;  Bay City 
Frederick Clayton Severance 

English;  Detroit 

· 

Helen  Marguerite  Severance 

Social  Science;  East  Lansing 

Mary Lou  Severns 

Elementary  Education; · Lansing 

Waldron  Marshall Shangle 
Psychology;  Ludington 

*Hermione  Shantz 

Social  Science;  New  Hartford, 

New  York 

Stanley Shapiro 

Psychology;  Washington  D. C. 

Keith  Elwyn  Sheldon 

History; 
Ovid 

Dorothy Shewmon 

Music  Therapy;  Stillman Valley, 

Illinois 

Paul  Michael Shields 

Social  Science;  Medford, 

Massachusetts 
David  Leroy Shira 

Social  Science;  New  Castle, 

Pennsylvania 
James  Harry Shoffner 

Geography;  Port  Huron 
Lucille  Bertha Showerman 

Elementary  Education;  Mason 

* Margaret  Jeanne  Shroyer 

French;  Grand  Rapids 

Betty Ann Sigan 

English;  Gladstone 
Dorothy  Mixer  Simpson 

Alvin  Herbert Singer 

Social  Science;  Bay City 

James  Wilbur  Sinkule 

Psychology;  South  Haven 

Thomas  Harrison Skehan 
Social  Science;  Lansing 

Frank John Slachik 

Industrial  Arts;  Manistee 

Helen  Leone  Slocum 

English;  St.  Clair Shores 

Denver Wallace  Smiddy 

History; 
Flint 

Carl Bernard Smith 

Industrial Arts;  Portland 

Caroline  Hartmon Smith 

Education;  Detroit 
Charlotte  Westbrook Smith 

Elementary  Education;  Homer 

Donald  Hubbell Smith,  Jr. 
Mathematics;  Milford 

Doris  Jean Smith 

Elementary  Education;  Jackson 

Dorothy  Muriel  Smith 

Elementary  Education; 

Williamston 

Frederick William Smith 

Art;  Detroit 

Marilyn  Elizabeth Smith 

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

Ruth  Jean Smith 

Elementary  Education;  Ionia 

Stanley William Smith 

Art;  Detroit 

Virginia  May Smith 
English;  Wayne 

Marjorie  Elizabeth Snell 

Elementary  Education;  Three 

Rivers 
Lois  Jean Snyder 

Social  Science ;  Quinnesec 

* Helenan Sonnenburg 

Sociology and Anthropology; 

Detroit 

Luz  Selenia  Sorrentini 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 
Santurce,  Puerto  Rico 

Elta  Elizabeth Spaulding 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Sand  Lake 
Franklin  Edison Springer,  Jr. 
Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Detroit 

Patricia McNitt  Spross 

Elementary  Education;  East 

Lansing 
Loretto Ann Stack 

History;  Escanaba 
Francis Bernard Stahl 
Art;  East Lansing 
William George  Stang 

Social Science;  Detroit 

Elliott  Steckel 

Philosophy;  Brooklyn,  New  York 

Donald  Earl Steele 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Orleans 
Raymond  Andrew  Steele 

Psychology;  Grand  Rapids 

Betty Woodman  Steere 

Marian Jean Swensen 

Elementary  Education;  Manistee 

Glee  Renee  Swigart 

Elementary  Education;  Topinabee 

Berenice  Edith Sykora 

Elementary  Education;  St .  Joseph 

Elizabeth Margaret Syme 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Detroit 
Joanne  Alice  Sytz 

Elementary  Education; Pontiac 

Jules  Lee  Tanzer 

History and Political Science; 

Bayonne,  New  Jersey 

>~' Douglas West  Taylor 

Psychology;  Monroe 

*John  Jay  Tepaske 

History; 

Grand  Rapids 
Richard  David  Terepin 

Social  Science;  Buffalo,  New  York 

Jen Martin  Terrace 

Music  Therapy;  Eldridge, 

California 

* Marguerite  Semple  Tharp 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Chicago,  Illinois 

William Oliver  Thorn 

Psychology;  Niagara  Falls,  New 

York 

Dorothy  J.  Thompson 

Elementary  Education;  Jackson 

Martha Jean  Thomson 

Elementary  Education;  Canton, 

Ontario,  Canada 

Susan Jeanne  Thornton 

Elementary  Education; East Lansing 

Fred Bland  Threadgill 

Psychology;  Amarillo,  Texas 

Marilyn Jane  Tinney 

Elementary  Education;  Hillsdale 

Sociology  and Anthropology; 

Elementary  Education;  Grosse 

*Jane  Ellen  Tubbs 

Ray  Douglas Steiger 

Psychology;  Traverse City 

tAlton  Robert Stine 

History; 

Lansing 

Elementary  Education;  Grosse 

Pointe 

Christine Beatrice  Stoffer 
Psychology;  Lansing 

Donald  Francis Stoll 

English;  Brooklyn,  New  York 

A.  D.  Stoutjesdyk 

English;  Grand  Rapids 

tMary Lou  Straith 

Pointe 

Alice  Louise  Strang 

English;  Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Cooper Strange 

Social  Science ;  Mt.  Pleasant 

* Tunis  Elaine  Strick 

*Blaine Wheeler Strimple 
French;  Maumee,  Ohio 
Truman  Russell Strobridge 

Charles  Henry Sullenger 
Social  Science;  Flint 

Martha Jean Swanson 

Art;  Fenton 

John  Lenney Sweeney 

History· 

Chic;;go,  Illinois 

Mary Patricia Sweeney 

Psychology;  Bloomfield  Hills 

Wyandotte 

Victor  Nels  Toivonen 

Industrial  Arts;  Iron  River 

Nathalie Julia  Tonkonogy 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Jackson  Heights,  New  York 

Georgia  Elizabeth Townshend 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 

Dale  Henry  Treusdell 

Psychology;  Lansing 

Robert  Jay Trombley 

Social  Science;  Detroit 

June  Anne  Trump 

Elementary  Education;  Lansing 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Saginaw 

Gerald Joseph Tuerff 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Gary,  Indiana 

Ida Catherine  Tunison 

Elementary  Education; 

Metamora 
Helene  Marie  Vallez 

Elementary  Education;  Bay City 

Industrial  Arts;  Lansing 

Leon  John Van  Dalsen 

Psychology;  Grand  Rapids 

Joan  Barbara Vandermale 

History and Political Science; 

East  Lansing 

tRalph Leslie Vanderslice,  Jr. 

English;  East  Lansing 
Teresa Jeane  Van  Duzer 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Joseph 0.  Vanest 

Psychology;  Gladwin 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Elementary  Education;  Milford 

Geography;  Sault  Ste.  Marie 

John·Valo 

Elementary  Education;  Bancroft 

Barbara Jean Stoerkel 

Elementary  Education;  Royal Oak 

Ralph  Charles Smith 

Psychology;  Detroit 

*Jack  Darrell Sweet 

History; 

South  Lyon 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

45 

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

Frank Martin Van Poppelen 

John  Lee  Walters 

History; 

Highland Park 
Barbara Lou  VanStone 

Art;  Detroit 

John Bernard Vaughan 

Spanish;  Niagara  Falls,  New  York 

Dirk Jerry Venema 

Sociology and Anthropology; 

Alto 

Daniel  James  Vodzak 

Industrial Arts;  Barnesboro, 

Pennsylvania 
Robert  Gerald Vondale 

History and Political Science; 

Iron  Mountain 

Joanne  Waffle 

English;  Owosso 
Nancy  Jean Wagenaar 

Elementary  Education;  Grand 

Rapids 

Harry Wilson Wagner 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Birmingham 

Frank Albert  Wagner 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 

Education;  Detroit 
John  Theodore  Wakevainen 

Industrial  Arts;  Trout Creek 

Dolores  Marilyn  Walder 

Elementary  Education;  Brookfield, 

Illinois 

Nancy Antionette  Walker 

Elementary  Education;  Rochester, 

New York 
*James  Thomas Wall 

Psychology;  Birmingham 

Frederick John Walsh 

History; 

Bay City 

James  Paul Walsworth 

Elementary  Education;  Battle 

Creek 

Gerald Strom Walters 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Lansing 

History and  Political Science; 

Mackinaw  City 
Anne  Mari e  Warren 

Spanish;  East  Lansing 

Raelene  Ann Warren 

English;  Caribou,  Main 

Ben Gervas  Watson 

Psychology;  Elk  Rapids 

Russell  Howard Weaver 

Psychology;  East Jordan 

Joan Webb 

Sociology and Anthropology; 
Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Norma Kay Weber 

Art;  East Lansing 
Nancy  Jean Wedemeyer 

Art;  Ann  Arbor 
Robert  Ernst  Wegner 

English;  Lakewood,  Ohio 

Robert  Kenneth  Weiss 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Saginaw 

Robert  Arthur Westman 

Industrial Arts ;  Detroit 

Diana  Wheelock 

English;  South  Haven 
Shirley Louise Whetter 

Elementary  Education;  Detroit 

Hugh  Arthur Whitmer 

Psychology;  Birmingham 

*Margaret  Ann  Wiant 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education:  East  Lansing 

Robert  Alan  Widerkiewicz 

Art;  Detroit 
Alice  Ann  Wilbur 
Art;  Lansing 
Jere Allen Wilcox 

History and  Political Science; 

Detroit 

Ben Caldwell Williams 

Social  Science;  Balbop.  Heights, 

Canal  Zone 

DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF MUSIC 

*John  E.  Alleman 

Public School  Music;  Grand  Ledge 

Howard Burnell  Brockington 
Music  Theory;  Lansing 

James Worth .Bronson 

Public School  Music;  Owosso 

Thomas  Woodman  Chaffee 
Public  School  Music 

Paw  Paw 

LeRoy Simon Clemens 

Public School  Music;  Ada 

Earl Spencer Cole 

Applied  Music;  Lansing 

Bradford George  Davis 

Public School  Musi c;  Springfield, 

Massachusetts 

William  Bernard  Denbrock 

Public  School  Music ;  Marshall 

Thelma Lita  Diamond 

Public School  Music;  Detroit 

Joseph  Edward  Drago 

Public School  Music;  Flint 

James  Barton  Dye 

Public School  Mus i c;  Saginaw 

tHelen Marie  Earl 

Applied  Music;  Battle Creek 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

Nancy  Lu  Endress 

Applied  Music;  Huntington Woods 

*Douglas  Clare  Fischer 

Music  Theory;  Grand  Rapids 

Robert  Ellwood Graham,  Jr. 

Applied  Music;  Grand  Rapids 

Hubert  Clayton Griffin 

Public  School  Music;  Marlette 

*Jean Rosalyn Grimes 

Musi c  Theory;  Lansing 
*Henrietta Leone  Hartsuiker 

Public School  Music;  Coloma 

*Charle s  Russ e ll  Hoffe r 

'Public School  Music;  East 

Lansing 

Dorothy  L.  Hubbard 

Public  School  Music;  Ov_id 

Gerald  Eugene  Irish 

Public School  Music;  Greenville 

David Van  Hoesen Jones 

Public School  Musi c;  Highland 

Park 

*Robert  William  Larson 

Applied  Music;  New  Britain, 

Connecticut 
*Albert Karde r  Meerzo 

Public School  Music;  North 

Muske~on 

46 

Edna  Lucilie  Williams 

English;  Evansville,  Indiana 

Elizabeth Anne Williams 
J.  c·.  Williams 

Elementary  Education;  Saginaw 

Sociology  and Anthropology; 

Jackson 

Suzanne  Marie  Williams 

English;  Owosso 
Marilyn  Mae  Willis 

Elementary  Education;  Grass 

Lake 

J 

James Norris  Wilson 

Social Science;  Alma 
Marilyn Margo  Wilson 

Art;  Dearborn 
Gene Keith Winton 

Art;  Flint 

Clarence  J.  Wittman 

History; 

Petersburg 
Muriel  Levine  Wolfe 

Sociology  and  Anthropology; 

Detroit 

Pamela Clinton Wood 
Art;  Battle  Creek 
Patricia L.  Woodard 

Elementary  Education; Muske gon 

Bonnie  Maxine  Wright 
English;  Muskegon 

Joan Wright 

English;  Big  Rapids 

Joan Wynkoop 

Elementary  Education;  St .  Joseph 

Stanley Nickolas  Yalerakis 

Psychology;  Athens,  Greece 

Edith  May Young 

History; 

Jerome,  Idaho 
Wendell  Vincent  Young 

Sociology and Anthropology; 

Flint 

William  Eugene  Young 
Psychology;  Owosso 
Doloria Arlene  Zelasko 

History;  Bayonne,  New  Jersey 

*Charles  Eugene Osborne 

Public School  Music;  Detroit 

Ralph  DeWayne  Phend 

Public School  Music;  Springport 

Thomas  May  Pointkowski 

Applied  Music;  Wyandotte 

Janis  Eloise Pollok 

Applied  Music;  Lansing 

tRosalie  Joyce  Randall 

Applied  Music;  Detroit 

Raymond  Roy  Roberson 

,Applied  Music;  Jackson 

Ronald  Floyd Salow 

Public School  Music ;  Pontiac 

Donna  Eleanor Sattle r 

Public  School  Music;  Jackson 

tMary  Edith Scott 

Public School  Music;  Petoskey 

Martha Jean Sisney 

Public School  Music;  Pontiac 

tRoger Wheelock  Spear 

Public  School  Music;  Cleveland, 

Ohio 

Kathryn  Patricia Tobey 

Public  School  Mus i c ;  Manistee 

Gerald Coy Winters 

P11blic  School  Music;  Owosso 

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE  AND  ARTS  (Continued) 

DEGREE  OF BACHELOR OF  SCIENCE 

Marc Amblard Abell 

Physics;  East  Lansing 

Keith  Edward  Aldrich 
Physics;  Lansing 

Thomas  Edward  Andrews 
Zoology;  Kalamazoo 
Walter  Clark Atcheson 

Entomology;  Royal Oak 

* Donald  Eugene  Atkinson 

Biological  Science;  Kalamazoo 

Carroll  Forester Augustine 

Physics;  Owosso 

Lowell  Ray Avery 

Mathematics ;  Midland 

Shirley Ann  Bailey 

Zoology;  Pittsburgh,  Pennsylvania 

Elaine  Blanchard Baker 

Geology;  Sturgis 
John Albert Baker 

Physics;  Grand Ledge 

Louis  Paul Baldoni 
Zoology;  Trenton 
Jacqueline  D.  Banyan 

Zoology;  Fairfield,  Connecticut 

Frances Julia Beams 

Chemistry;  Garden City,  New 

York 

Charles  Vaughn Beauvais 

Phys i cal  Science;  Allegan 
Philip Henry Beauvais,  Jr. 

Biological Science;  Onekama 

tRaymond  Douglas  Behr 

Mathematics;  Caseville 
James  Basil  Belgrave,  Jr. 

Physical Science;  Muskegon 

William  John Belobraidich 

Geology;  Van  Dyke 
*Robert  Nelson Berkman 
Bacteriology;  Flint 

James  Lee Bicknell 

Chemistry;  St .  Joseph 

He len  Bilanow 

Biological  Science;  Dearborn 

Samuel  Thomas Bilger 
Chemistry;  Pontiac 
*Richard William Boyd 
Mathematics;  Flint 

Stanley J.  Bower 

Bacteriology;  Lansing 

Robert  Lee Breed 

Geology;  Lake  City 
Theodore  Anthony Brey 

Geology;  Caspian 

August  Brinkman 

Geology;  Detroit 

Cornelius  Gardner Bristol 

Physical Science;  Cos  Cob, 

Connecticut 
Jack Jr .  Brotzman 
Physics;  Lansing 

*Robert  Calvert Brown,  III 

Zoology;  Detroit 
Milton  Roger ;Burch 

Bacteriology;  Lansing 

Dolores  G.  Buresh 

Mathematics;  New  Haven 

Lloyd Arthur Burkholder 
Zoology;  Grand  Rapids 

Robert  David Burns 

Zoology;  Royal Oak 

Howard  Royal  Busby 
Geology;  Detroit 
tCharles  Arthur ·Cassell 

Mathematics;  Mt.  Vernon,  Ohio 

Jose  Luis  Castro 

Bacteriology;  Cali Colombia, 

South America 

*With  Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

Evart  Wayne  Christensen 

Geology;  Scottville 

Jack Jerome  Coats 

Zoology;  Dearborn 

Melvin  S.  Cohen 

Zoology;  Plainfield,  New  Jersey 

Alfred  E.  Cole 

Zoology;  Coldwater 
*William  Erle Collins 

Entomology;  Lansing 
Alain  Francois  Corcos 

Botany;  Bronxville,  New  York 

Eva Winifred  Cousins 
Bacteriology;  Osseo 

Dale  Robert  Cree 

Zoology;  Kalamazoo 
*Charles  William Cribbs 

Mathematics;  Muskegon 

James  Hall Cunningham 

Chemistry;  Farmington 

Joyce  Eleanor  Dart 

Mathematics;  Hamburg,  New York 

Benjamin Thomas  Datz 
Chemistry;  Vassar 
Clyde  Philip  Davenport 

Zoology;  Lowell 

H .  Eugene  Deady 

Zoology;  Lansing 

Glen  H.  Dean,  Jr . 

Physical Science;  Detroit 

Ge rald Grey  De  Forest 

Mathematics ;  East Jordan 
James MacGregor  DeLong,  Jr. 
Chemistry;  Grand  Rapids 

David  John  De  Vries 

Mathematics;  Lansing 

Gilbert Alex  Diaz 

Bacteriology;  Kingsville,  Texas 

Darwin  E.  Diehl 

Mathematics;  Davison 
Irving William  Dietz,  Jr. 

Biological  Science;  Detroit 

James  Richard  Donhaiser 

Physics;  Saginaw 

Mohammed Saeed  Dosky 
Botany;  Duhok,  Iraq 

Robert  Hodge  Duff 

Chemistry;  Durand 
tJames  Edward  Duffus 
Botany;  Detroit 

Sydney  Alban  Dyer,  Jr. 
Geology;  Roscommon 

Billy George  Ellis 

Geology;  Augusta,  Kansas 

*Robert  James  Ellis 
Zoology;  Lansing 

Paul  Charles  Engelmann 

Mathematics;  Middletown,  New 

York 

David Victor  Engstrom 
Zoology;  Gladstone 
tRaymond Curry  Erickson 
Bacteriology;  Ironwood 

Eugene  Bruce  Everhart 

Mathematics ;  Ann  Arbor 

Theodore  Fairbanks 
Zoology;  Irons 

Anita  Dolores  Feeley 

Zoology;  Chicago,  Illincis 

John  Micheal  Felisky 
Mathematics;  Flint 
Erwin Arthur  Feltz,  Jr. 
Bacteriology;  Monroe 

*Charles  Woodbury  Fifield,  III 
Bacteriology;  Melrose, 

Massachusetts 

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Harold  W.  Fogle 

Chemistry;  Lansing 

Antone  K.  Fontes 

Bacteriology;  New  Bedford, 

Massachusetts 
Thomas  Aaron  Ford,  Jr. 
Bacteriology;  Kaleva 

Loren Richard  Foster 

Geology;  Rock  Island,  Illinois 

Peter Andre w  Frank 

Botany;  Three  Rivers 
Eugene  Edgerly  Franklin 

Physical Science;  Ro'ya1  Oak 

Lucy Beng-fei  Fu 

Mathematics :  Shan~hai,  China 

Charles  Lee  Fuller 
Geology;  Lansing 
Joseph Raymond Galli 

Chemistry;  Appola,  Pennsylvania 

George  Herbert Gallup 
Geology;  Jackson 
James  Fredrick Gates 

Mathematics;  Lansing 

*Robert  Louis  Gault 

Physics;  Highland  Park 

t Aelred  Dean Geis 

Zoology;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Jerry Joseph Gibbons 
Zoology;  Flushing 
Robert  Keith Glatus 
Zoology;  Munising 

Richard Martin Goldstein 

Mathematics;  Flint 

*Judith Grace Grams 

Biological Science;  East  Lansing 

Edward  F .  Grassl 

Zoology;  Marshfield,  Wisconsin 

Ke ith  Raymond Greene 

Biological Science;  Niagara, 

Wisconsin 

Donald Lewis Grohman 
Geology;  Lansing 
Harold Lloyd  Guernsey 

Physical Science;  Fenton 

William  L.  Gunder 

Geology;  Whiting,  Indiana 

Donald Alan  Hall 
Physics;  Flint 

Nielsen Scott  Hansen 

Biological Science;  Lansing 

Richard  Henry  Hansen 

Biological Science;  Grand  Rapids 

Russell Gale  Hanson 

Chemistry;  Jackson 

Louis  Herbert  Hargreaves,  Jr . 

Zoology;  Pleasant  Ridge 

* Donald  Raymond  Harris 
Chemistry;  Dearborn 

1'homas  Henry  Harris 
Botany;  Ferndale 
Dale  Elwood  Hissong 

Chemistry;  Scottville 

Robert  John  Hoffmann 

Geology;  Mt.  Vernon,  New York 

tHarley Norman  Hotchkiss 

Geology;  Straffordville,  Ontario, 

Canada 

Joseph  Harlen  Howe 
Botany;  Saginaw 

L.  Gale  Huddle  . 

Zoology;  Pleasant  Ridge 

Barbara Ann  Russ 

Bacteriology;  Thomasville,  North 

Carolina 
Robert  Jay Huyser 

Physical Science;  Grand  Rapids 

:Mary Jane Keith 
Zoology;  Alma 

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Conrad Mitchel  Jankowski 

Chemistry;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Lee  David Johnson 

Geology;  Cadillac 
Ralph  Donald Johnson 

Geology;  Fowlerville 
Charles  I.  Kauffman,  Jr. 

Zoology;  L-akewood,  New Jersey 

Richard Nathaniel Kellner 

Zoology;  Jamaica,  New  York 

Robert  Cresswell Kettunen 
Chemistry;  East  Lansing 

Donald Alexander King 

Chemistry;  Wyandotte 

tMarianne Kingsbury 

'Bacteriology;  Cassopolis 

Robert G.  Kirkpatrick 

Zoology;  Woods  Hole, 

Massachusetts 
Russell  Hubert Koons 

Physical Science;  Rives  Junction 

Charles  Harvey Kupsky 
Bacteriology;  Detroit 

Adeleen Nancy Kyes 

Mathematics;  Bath 
Donald  William Laatsch 
Mathematics;  Saginaw 
Thomas  Joseph La Beau 

Zoology;  Trenton 

Walter Peters Lander,  Jr. 
Mathematics;  Lansing 

John  E.  Landgraf 

Botany;  Royal Oak 
Bates  Henry  Landis 

Biological Science;  Flint 

Donald Gerrard Le Beau 
Chemistry;  Detroit 

Allen  Ellsworth Lee 

Bacteriology;  Bay City 

Thomas  Power  Lee 

Mathematics;  Flint 

tThomas  Allan  Lesh 

Zoology;  Maywood,  Illinois 

Thomas  Hall  Leutzinger 

Geology;  Cadillac 
Otto  H.  Lindemann 

Chemistry;  Ebenezer,  New  York 

Howard  Alfred  Linebaugh 

Bacteriology;  Ionia 
George  James  Linton 

James  LaVern Moores 

Zoology;  Holt 
Herbert A.  Moses 

Physics;  Hartford,  Connecticut 

Charles Julian Moskowitz 

Geology;  Rochester,  New  York 

Lawrence  Gregg  Mullica 
Bacteriology;  Detroit 
William Anthony  Murray 

Zodogy;  Chicago,  Illinois 
Norman  Raymond  Myckowiak 

Chemistry;  saginaw 
Elliott  Mcintyre  Myers 

Zoology;  Ithaca 
James  Arthur  Myers 

Zoo_logy;  Pittsburg,  Kansas 

Kingsley Wayne  Nash 
Geology;  Bad Axe 

Joseph Anthony  Pagliuca 

Biological Science;  Bronx,  New 

York 

* David Stanley Paige 

Geology;  Marysville 
Robert  Miles  Pennington 
Bacteriology;  Detroit 
Richard  Dean  Peterson 

Mathematics;  Cadillac 

Donald  Lewis  Phelan 
Geology;  Trenton 
Albert  Joseph Pivonka 

Bacteriology;  Flushing 

Ian Plenderleith 

Zoology;  Ferndale 
John  Edward  Porritt 
Zoology;  Pontiac 

Donald  Charles Quester 
Botany;  Loraine,  Ohio 

George  G.  Reif,  Jr. 

Chemistry;  Bay  City 
Raymond  Edward  Reilly 

Zoology;  Maywood,  Illinois 

Jack Fisk Reinhardt 
Botany;  Bay City 
Richard Trent  Reist 
Botany;  Saginaw 

Howard  Cecil  Richards 

Mathematics;  Ferndale 

Frederick Thomas  Richardson 

Mathematics;  Lansing 

*Karl  A.  Riggs ,  Jr. 

Mathematics;  Richmond  Hill, 

Geology;  Whitestone,  New  York 

New  York 

*William Thomas  Long 

Botany;  Cleveland,  Ohio 

James  Russell Mally 

Geology;  Chicago,  Illinois 

*Dale  Nelson  Martin 

Zoology;  Bremen,  Indiana 

Richard  Thomas  Masters 
Mathematics;  Lansing 

William  Earl  Masterson,  Jr. 

Zoology;  Wayne 
Richard  Edwin  May 

Chemistry;  Irvington,  New  York 

Joseph  Robert  Mazzola 

Geology;  Chicago,  Illinois 

.John  Daniel  McGinty 

Zoology;  Grosse Pointe  Park 

Joseph John  Michalowski 

Zoology;  Manville,  New  Jersey 

Bruce  Leslie  Miles 
Zoology;  Bellaire 

Donald  E.  Miller 

Physical Science;  Detroit 

James  Timothy  Monaghan 
Geology;  West  Branch 
Edmund  Joseph Monette 
Zoology;  Cassopolis 

Royall  Tyler Moore 

Botany;  Ithaca,  New  York 

*With  Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

Richard James  Ronan 

Physical  Science;  Detroit 

Roy  Meneley  Ross,  Jr. 

Zoology;  Mattoon,  Illinois 

Arciel Josephine  Roy 

Mathematics;  Pontiac 

Ann  Ruslander 

Bacteriology;  Birmingham 

tLawrence  Atwell  Ryel 
Zoology;  Milford 
Peter Junji  Sasaki 

Botany;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Rudolph  Arthur Scheibner 
Mathematics;  Escanaba 
Charles Bernard Schmidt 
Geology;  Lake Orion 
William  Robert Schmitt 

Zoology;  Mt.  Vernon,  Illinois 

David  Thompson Scupholm 

Geology;  Detroit 
Roy  Eugene  Shaffer 

Physics;  Tekonsha 

William  David  Shea 

Zoology;  Oceanside,  New  York 

Robert  Lewis  Sherrard 

Botany;  Detroit 
tHenry Carl Smith,  Jr. 

Geology;  Hammond,  Indiana 

Stanley Babcock Smith,  Jr. 

Chemistry;  Pontiac 

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Eugene  A.  Snow 

Chemistry;  Saginaw 
*John  LeMoyne  Snyder 

Geology;  East  Lansing 

Edward Sohacki 

Zoology;  Detroit 
Harry Otto Sorensen 

Geology;  Fowlerville 

Helen Irene  Sours 

Biological Science;  Vincennes, 

Indiana 

John  Franklin Spalding,  Jr. 

Physics;  Medford,  Oregon 

*John  Roger Spencer 

.Zoology;  Bloomfield  Hills 

*George  Henry State 

Mathematics;  Buffalo,  New York 

John  William Steinke 

Mathematics;  St .  Joseph 

Charles  Lee Storm 

Mathematics;  Detroit 
David  Duane  Sundstrom 

Zoology;  Saginaw 
Carl Alton Swanson 
Geology;  Cadillac 
Margaret Jane Swikart 

Physical Science;  Yonkers,  New 

York 

Jack Russell  Thomson 

Biological  Science;  Jackson 

Albert Joseph Tobin,  Jr. 

Bacteriology;  Northville 
*John·Alexander  Trost,  III 
Physics; :·Grosse  Pointe 

Andrew  Ward  Twork 

Geology;  Pinconning 
Richard  Lowell  Tyler 
Geology;  Jackson 

Harold  Edward Van Orden 
Physics;  Highland  Park 

Neil  Lavern Van Syckle 

Geology;  Climax 
Ned  Carter Ver  Hage 

Chemistry;  Muskegon  Heights 

George  Raymond Vogel 
Chemistry;  Howell 

David Scott  Wade 

Zoology;  East Jordan 

Edward  Leonard Wagonlander 
Biological Science;  Flint 

Neal  Edward Walker 
Geology;  Ironwood 

William John  Ward 

Bacteriology;  Peru,  Illinois 

Malcolm  Wayne  Warren 

Zoology;  Trenton,  New  Jersey 

David Weiswasser 

Mathematics;  Detroit 

Earl Bruce  Wells 

Zoology;  Lansing 

James  M.  Westby 

Zoology;  Dearborn 
David  Percy Wheeler 

Zoology;  East  Lansing 

*Huber Wheeler 

·zoology;  Morenci 

Wallace  George Wheeler 

Mathematics;  Pleasant  Ridge 

Chester James  Wilkinson 

Chemistry;  Flint 
Jerald Junior  Wilson 

Zoology;  East  Lansing 
Laurence  MacKenzie  Wilson 

Geology;  Port Huron 

Robert  Charles Wolf 

Geology;  BerWyn,  Illinois 

Robert Seaver Wolf 

Zoology;  Grand  Rapids 

tWilliam  Henry Ziering 

Zoology;  Brooklyn,  New  York 

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DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE  IN  CHEMISTRY 

Ray  Lincoln Beede 

Lansing 

tReynold Andrew Berkey 

Constantine 

Leonard Thomas  Blouin 

Minden  City 

* Edwin  F.  Cool  Cain 
Grand  Rapids 

*Joseph Arthur  Caruso 

Lansing 

tRobert  I,.awrence  Clements: 

Howell 

Carroll Wayne  Collier 
Chemistry;  Lansing 
*Ethan Charles Galloway 

Hemlock 

Jean Margaret Kleasen 
Buffalo,  New  York 

*Charles  Edwin  Ring 
Grand  Rapids 
*Barbara Anne  Smith 

Utica 

Russell  E.  Summer 

Kelly  Lake,  Minnesota 

*Alfred Julius  Zeits 

Chemistry;  Detroit 

*With Honor 
tWith High  Honor 

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SCHOOL  0  F 

Veterinary  Medicine 

The  candidates  will  be  presented by  DEAN  CLAUDE S.  BRYAN 

DEGREE OF  DOCTOR OF VETERINARY  MEDICINE 

tJohn Perry Abrahamsen 

Lansing 

*Robert  William Acton 

Jackson 

Richard Alexander  Aysta 
Virginia,  Minnesota 
Robert  Angus  Baldwin 

East  Lansing 

Robert William Barnes 
Oshkosh,  Wisconsin 
Dayne  Harvey Barthels 

Green Bay,  Wisconsin 

Bernard Wilson Bigger 

Cheboygan 

*Harold  Marvin Braeutigam 

Birch Run 

Richard  Fredrick Bristol 

Eaton  Rapids 
*Bruce Orr Brodie 

Martin 

*Boyden K .  Brown 

Garretsville,  Ohio 
tWalter  Raymond Burke 

Flint 

William  Erwin Burmeister 

Bonduel,  Wisconsin 

tJ .  M.  Carter 

Elkhart,  Indiana 

Pei Wen  Chang 

Shanghai,  China 

Albert Norman Christiansen 

Norwalk 

CaP.l  Lewis  Clark 

Reading 

Calvin Martin Clothier 

North Branch 

Robert  James  Cloud 
Orleans,  Indiana 
Elwood  Reed  Collins 

Bad Axe 

Alvin Ralph Conquest 

Grand Blanc 

David  William Conway 

Wyandotte 

Wilford  Dallas  Davis 

Dundee 

Wyman  Dale  Davis 

Dundee 

*Duaine  Ralph  Deming 

Clinton 

Allen  Edward  Dunckel 

Farmington 
Donald  Henry  Ege 
Mt.  Pleasant 

Kenneth  Herbert  Eskelund 

Waterville,  Maine 

DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE 

MEDICAL  TECHNOLOGY 

Mary Catharine Allen 

Ludington 

Maxine Suzanne  Bach 

Milwaukee,  Wi sconsin 

Kay Nichols  Carnahan 

Franklin 

*Joanne  Frances Craig 

Dearborn 

Ellen Sargent  Crall 
Grand,Rapids 

*With Honor 
tWith  High  Honor 

tJeremy Vilos  Ferries 
Wilton,  Wisconsin 
Monte  Nelson  Frazier 

Montrose 

t Arthur Julian  Freid 

Detroit 

*William Gerencer 

Bailey 

*James  Eugene  Gross 
Kramer,  Indiana 

HeDning  Haugard 

Detroit 

John Albin  Hillstrom 

Laurium 

Virgil  LaMar  Holdeman 

Jackson 

*James  Clement  Hruska 
Neenah,  Wisconsin 

tJames 0 .  Hughson 

Shelby 

Richard  Hazard  Hull 

East  Lansing 

*Elroy Clarence  Jensen 

Dorchester,  Wisconsin 

Donald  William Johnson 

Ludington 
Betty Lou  Jones 

Homer 

Percy E.  Jones 
Coldwater 

tJames Wenzel Kahl 

Winona,  Minnesota 
' 

Donald  Lesdin Knott 

Beverly,  Massachusetts 

*Armin Franklin Krohn 
Madison,  Wisconsin 

John  Louis  Labby 

Marquette 

*Cyril  J.  Laridaen 

Mauston,  Wisconsin 

Robert  Wray  Leech 

Chillicothe,  Missouri 

Keith George  Libke 

Morenci, 

Francis Wilfred  Macey 

Battle  Creek 

Robert  Louis  Madson 

Saginaw 

Leroy Willis  Maxwell 

Detroit 

Charles  Michel  McCarthy 

Detroit 

Orville  L.  McFadden 
New Haven,  Indiana 
Howard  Freeman  Mikles 
Skiatook,  Oklahoma 

Rutn  N.  Hing 

Flint 

Debora Jean Johnson 

Kalamazoo 

*Jeanne  Frances Labadie 

Port Huron 

Phyllis  Elaine  MacAllen 

Lansing 

tPhyllis  Ann  Marquart 

Detroit 

50 

*Lawrence  Duane  Mi ller 

Battle  Creek 
Lee Allan  Morgan 
East  D~troit 
Wallace  T .  Nagao 
Hilo,  Hawaii 

*Merlin Andrew Nelson 

Kingsford 

, 

Carl  Douglas Olsen 
Iron Mountain 

Vern Lyle  Patterson 

Detroit 

Richard Galpin Pearce 

Detroit 

Neubert  Dale  Petschulat 

Sturgis 

*George  Arthur Piper 

Dearborn 

Arthur  Eugene  Polk,  Jr. 

Dowagiac 

Sherman  Russell  Purvis 
Franklin,  Pennsylvania 

Warren Rednor 

Trenton,  New Jersey 

Jack Owen  Reed 

Arlington,  Virgini a 

Burns  Renton 
Royal Oak 

Charles  Alton  Renton 

Wayne 

*Wesley  Dale  Russell 
Tangier,  Indiana 

Dean Samuel 
Royal Oak 

Robert George Shipman 

Rhinelander.,  Wisconsin 

*Stuart  Duane  Sleight 

Laiilgsburg 

Clyde  Konrad  Smith 

Sturgeon Bay,  Wisconsin 

Harry  Edward Stoliker 

Farmington 

Herbert  S.  Stoneman 

Hart 

Lyle  Eugene  Trout 

Tracy,  Minnesota 
*Walter Steele  Tyler 

Iron  River 

*Leonard  Thomas  Vader 

Lansing 

* David Junior Van  Meter 

Fort  Wayne,  Indiana 

William  F.  Walquist 

Roseville, 

*Bernard  Wasserman 

Brooklyn,  New York 

*Adolf Weinacker 

Detroit 

Lilly Yoneko ·Nemoto 

Okemos 

Celia Marie  Paul 

Bay City 

Phyllis  Mae Shattuck 

Detroit 

Eileen Marie  Weidenfeller 

Grand  Rapids 

Elizabeth Faye  Winston 

Detroit 

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• 
• 
0  F 

Graduate  Studies 

The  candidates  will  be  presented by  DEAN  THOMAS  HARRIS OSGOOD 

DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS 

John  Charles  Adams 

Education;  St.  Johns 
Wilfred  Milton  Arneson 

Speech,  Dramatics  and  Radio 
Education;  Westminster, 
Colorado 

Charles  David  Aronson 

Mathematics;  Chicago,  Illinois 

George  Lobb  Baer 

Political Science;  Croswell 

Warren Garst Ballachey 
Sociology;  Lansing 
Florence  F.  Banhagel 
Education;  Lansing 
Louis  James Barron 

Joan  Eleanor Combs 
Art;  East  Lansing 

Constance  June  Cortright 

Political Science;  Lansing 

Clayton Clyde  Curtis 

Economics;  Bryant Pond,  Maine 

Peter H.  Curtis 

Social  Science;  Milwaukee, 

Wisconsin 
Cyrus  Munro  Davis 

Physical  Education;  Jackson 

Judson Steven  Davis 

General  Business;  Lansing 

Charles Brown  Dennis 

Education;  East  Lansing 

Education;  Durand,  Wisconsin 

Percy Ray  Douglas 

Donald  D.  Beach,  Jr. 

Education;  Toronto,  Canada 

Social Science;  Mount  Morris 

Elmer  Enslow  Eason 

Eugene  Everett Beagle 
Education;  Portland 

Harry Gene  Beckner 

General  Business ;  Chicago, 

Illinois 

Vernon  Lee Beers 

Psychology;  Lansing 

Robert Orner Berube 

Education;  Munising 

Frank Blackford 

Political Science;  Detroit 

Charles Arthur Blagdon 

Political Science;  East  Lansing 

Raymond  Franklin Bodwin 
Psychology;  Morrice 
Francis  Eugene  Bowerman 

Physical  Education;  Romeo 

Arthur  F.  Brandstatter 

Public  Administration;  East 

Lansing 

James  Lawson  Britton 

Economics;  Union City 

:r-rancy  Luce Bunker 

Education;  Fitchburg, 

Massachusetts 
Francis  F.  Burton 

Education;  Lincoln Park 

Richard  Hebert  Cady 
History;  Lansing 

Charles  David  Campbell 
Education;  Midland 

William Henry Carey,  Jr. 

General  Business;  Hartford, 

Connecticut 
James  Grafton Carter 

Accounting;  East  Lansing 

James  Louis  Casebere 

Education;  Holt 

Robert  Jared Chippendale 
Education;  Canton,  Ohio 

Deward  Alden  Clark 

Education;  Lansing 
Margaret  Lucille  Clark 
Psychology;  Detroit 

Harry  F.  Cloft 

General  Business;  Midland 

Gannon  Flay Coffey 

Public  Administration;  Grand 

Rapids 

Marion  Alyward  Cole 
Education;  Lansing 

Education;  St .  Louis,  Missouri 

John  Clarence  Ehrmann 

Psychology;  Milwaukee, 

Wisconsin 

Robert  Monteith  Elliot 
Psychology;  Owosso 

Hyrtl  Cairns  Feernan 
-Education;  Lansing 

Avis  Mary  Forsyth 

Education;  Davison 

Edward  Willis  Fox 

Education;  Worcester, 

Massachusetts 

Clark Lee Gates 

Education;  Saginaw 
Vincent  Leo Gleason 

Art;  Howell 

Wilfred  J .  Godfrey 

Public Administration;  East 

Lansing 

Ann  Sharon Goldoftas 

Horne  Management,  and  Child 

Development;  Detroit 

William  Edward Goldsmith 

Education;  Detroit 

Wendell  E.  Grove 

Mathematics;  East  Lansing 

Harry C.  Haight 

Speech;  Grand  Blanc 

Andrew Weston Hart 
English;  Bay City 

Peter  Hartocollis 

Psychology;  Athens,  Greece 

Horner  DeLaine  Higbee 

Political Science;  Bristow, 

Oklahoma 

Cecile  Pollock Hoffman 

English;  Lansing 

Walter  Holland 

Education;  Flint 
June  Conrad  Hopkins 

Education;  Flat  Rock 

Robert  Floyd  Hopkins 
Education;  Owosso 
Harold Stuart  Huizenga 

Business  Administration;  Grand 

Haven 

Richard  Maynard Irwin 

Political Science;  Pontiac 

Frank N.  Jacobson 

Psychology;  Columbia,  Missouri 

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Joseph Benedict Jenks 
English; . Muskegon 

Lois  Anne Johnson 

Psychology;  Wellfleet, 

Massachusetts 
Norejane ·Johnston 

Home  Management  and  Child 
Development;  Coudersport, 
Pennsylvania 
Edna  Marie Jorgensen 

General Business;  Oscoda 

Maurice Jacob Keyser 

Psychology;  Ypsilanti 

Charles  Alfred King 

Business  Administration;  Concord, 

New  Hampshire 

Gerald  Franklin King 

Psychology;  East  Lansing 

Donald  R.  Kogut 

Sociology and Anthropology; 

Detroit 

Faye  Lucile Kunkle 

Education;  Prattville 

Einar A.  Larson 

Education;  Sault Ste.  Marie 

Raymond  Peter Lincolnhol 
Social Science;  Lansing 

Stanley Paul Long 

Education;  Merritt 

John G.  Lorenz 

Public  Administration;  Long 

Island,  New York 

Edward  Lovinger 

Psychology;  Flint 

Jack L.  Maatsch 

Psychology;  Charlotte 
Eugene  Shannon  Mahany 

General Business;  South  Fort 

Mitchell,  Kentucky 
William Wallace  Maner 
Economics;  Lansing 

William  Franklyn McCowan 

Psychology;  Lansing 
Elwin  Everett  McCray 

Education;  East  Lansing 
Charles  Robert  McHaney,  Jr. 

Education;  Bridgeport 
George  Francis  McKenzie 

General Business;  Newark,  New 

Jersey 

Edward Germain McKinley 

General Business;  Saginaw 

David  William  Merrell 
Psychology;  Niles 

Jacob Gorton  Milliken,  Jr. 

Education;  Fenton 
Govind  Swarny Naidu 

General  Business ;  Madras,  India 

Thomas  Morgan Nelson 
Psychology;  Detroit 
William  Donald Nelson 

Psychology;  Tomah,  Wisconsin 

Arvid Wallace  Norlin 

Education;  Sault Ste.  Marie 

Thomas  Leonard  Norris 

Sociology  and Anthropology; 
Brockton,  Massachusetts 

Edward Lawrence  Palarski 

Education;  Orner 

SCHOOL OF GRADUATE  STUDIES  (Continued) 

Joseph J.  Panella 

Physical  Education;  Canton,  Ohio 

Ross  Clayton  Parr 

English;  Kalamazoo 

Lee  Ernest Polley 

Education;  Walcott,  Iowa 

James  Henry Powell 

Mathematics;  East  Lansing 

Charles  Harry Proctor 

Sociology and Anthropology; 

Wayne 

Phyllis  Steever  Redemann 

Education;  Stromsburg,  Nebraska 

Byron Samuel Reetz 

History;  West  Branch 

Ruben  Elias  Reina 

Sociology and  Anthropology; 

Corodoba,  Argentina 

Robert Stanley Richards 

Political Science;  Ironwood 

Wayne  E.  Robinson 
Economics;  Grant 
Jack Robert  Rombouts 

Education;  Iron River 
Donald Bernard Rubens 

General Business;  Rochester, 

New  York 

Jadurai  Laljibhai  Rupani 

Business Administration; 
Ahmedabad;  India 
David George  Scafasci 
.  English;  Loretto 
Walter Wood Scott 

Education;  North  Muskegon 

Florence  Ann  Laird Schabel 

Speech;  Okemos 

DEGREE OF MASTER OF MUSIC 

Emil  George  Ellis 

Sturgis 

Kathleen Anne  Haley 

Ithaca 

Francis Imbragulio 

Ellisville,  Mississippi 

Ray George  Koos 

Dearborn 

Robert  James  MacDonald 

Youngstown,  Ohio 

DEGREE  OF MASTER OF SCIENCE 

Elizabeth Iledan Shroff 

Education;  Capiz,  Phillipine 

Islands 

Firman Cassius Shaft 

Education;  Holt 

Gerald Emerson Smith 

Economics;  East  Lansing 

Hal  R.  Smith 

Education;  Fort Wayne,  Indiana 

Wayne  Alden Stanton 

Psychology;  Lansing 

Walter Russell Stevens,  Jr. 
Psychology;  East  Lansing 

Warren Austin Stoddard 

Public Administration;  Portland, 

Maine 

Roy George  Struble 

Education;  Lansing 
Charles  Patrick Sullivan 

Education;  Bristow,  Oklahoma 

Charles  Elmore  Sutton 
Education;  Okemos 

Irwin Isamu  Tanaka 

Social Service;  Honolulu,  Hawaii 

Orrin  Edison  Taulbee 

Mathematics;  Taulbee,  Kentucky 

Marvin  Ten  Elshof 

Education;  Nashville 
Pantum  Thisyamandala 

General Business ;  Bangkok, 

. 
Thailand 
Charles John  Tolch 

Speech;  Sigel,  Illinois 

Vern Alvin Vandemark 

General Business;  East  Lansing 

Louise  Jean Van  Dommelen 

Physical  Education;  Holland 

Setsuko Mita 

Suma,  Kobe,  Japan 
Robert  Keith Powell 

Charlotte 

Eldon  Charles  Rosegart 

; 

Pontiac 

Don Orth  Tatroe 

Holt 

Norman  Francis Vogel 

Long Island,  New  York 

Anthony  Francis  Vavrus 

Economics;  South  Chicago 

Heights 

Willard  L.  Walker 

Economics ;  Loveland,.  Colorado 

Frank H.  Watson 

Political .Science ;  Beulah 

John  Harold Wa:wzysko 
Art;  Battle  Creek 

Charles  S .  Weber 

Public  Administration;  East 

Lansing 

James  Frederick Weidig 
Psychology;  Detroit 
Thomas  Michael  Weiss 
Education;  Lansing 

Ruth  Mary Wheeler 

Education;  Belvidere,  Illinois 

Hugh Sidney Whipple 

Philosophy;  Lansing 
Eile~n Seymour Whitaker 

Education;  East  Lansing 

Harris  Edgar Whiting 

General  Business;  Wakefield, 

Rhode  Island 
Rodney  Arthur Wiggin 

Music;  Londonville,  Ohio 

John Gordon Williams 
Education;  Petoskey 
Eleanor  Howard Workman 

Education;  Lansing 
Edward  Chester Wright 

Ed11cation;  Baton Rouge, 

Louisiana 

Edward  Zbiciak 

Physical  Education;  Flint 

Herbert  A.  Ziegler 

General Business;  Vienna, 

Austria 

Clarence  Howard Wade 

Sault  Ste.  Marie 

Marjory Sutton Warnaar 

Lennon 

Stuart  M.  Warnaar 

Flint 

Robert  L.  Wirschem 

Muskegon 

Edgar William  Albaugh 

Chemistry;  Millfield,  Ohio 

C.  Henry  Allen 

Bacteriology;  Pontiac 

Grace  Ann  Allen 

Bacteriology;  Bronx,  New  York, 

New  York 
Hazel  Chang Amen 

Foods  and  Nutrition;  Honolulu, 

Hawaii 

Edward  Harland  Bacon 

Zoology;  Detroit 
Ralph Albert  Bacon 

Chemistry;  Detroit 

Carl 0 .  E.  Basel 

Forestry;  Hillman 
Ralph James  Bertolacini 

Chemistry;  Pawtucket,  Rhode 

Island 

Richard  Erle Biedenbender 

Mathematics;  Middletown,  Ohio 

Paul  Franklin Biefeld 

Chemistry;  Keego  Harbor 

W .  Victor  Bielinski 

Agricultural  Economics;  East 

Lansing 

Henry  Harold Bloom 

Bacteriology;  Brooklyn,  New  York 

Kimon Bournazos 

Agricultural  Economics;  Lansing 

Chester  Francis  Bovard 

Bacteriology;  Clearfield, 

Pennsylvania 

Charles  Clark Bowen,  III 
Botany;  East  Lansing 

Henry  Dittimus Bowen 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Adrian 

Shirley Virginia  Bring 

Foods  and  Nutrition;  Lansing 

Gerald LeRoy  Brooke 
Geology;  Sunfield 

Lloyd Brooks 

Conservation;  Ladner,  Canada 

John  Fanton Brown 

Horticulture;  Vineland,  Ontario 

Canada 

Myron Gilbert Brown 

Chemical  Engineering;  Lansing 

Merrill J.  Buschlen 

Farm Crops;  Lansing 

Kenneth Alexander  Campbell 
Civil  Engineering;  Detroit 

William Ozias  Carver 

General  Agriculture;  Lansing 

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Ishwar Gopal  Chavan 

Dairy;  Bombay,  India 
Marguerite Marie  Chretien 

Bacteriology;  Indianapolis, 

Indiana 

Richard W.  Christian 

Agricultural  Economics;  Hastings 

Leon  Ciporin 

Chemistry;  New  York,  New  York 

Gerald Arthur Clark 

Chemistry;  Midland 

Roger  John Claus 

Civil  Engineering;  Lansing 

Mary  Lucille  Colberg 

Mathematics;  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Vernon Walter Cole 

Zoology;  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Robert Sherman Connor 
Bacteriology;  Jackson 

John Sherman Coryell 

Horticulture;  Manhattan,  Kansas 

Jerry Arnold  Cowen 

Physics;  Toledo,  Ohio 
Thomas  Applegate  Curtis 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Tiffin, 

Ohio 
Alberto  Daker 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Brazil, 

South America 

SCHOOL OF GRADUATE  STUDIES  (Continued) 

Hyland  Righter  Johns,  Jr. 

Land and Water  Conservation; 
Bryn Athyn,  Pennsylvania 

Robert  Henderson Keyser 

Civil  Engineering;  Mason 

Moon  Hwi  Kim 

Chemistry;  Taeku,  Korea 

Young  Chang Kim 

Mathematics;  Chonju,  Korea 

Young  Chang Kim 

Physics;  Chonju,  Korea 

George  Carl Klingbeil 

Horticulture;  Westfield, 

Wisconsin 

Karl Klomparens 

Horticulture;  Holland 

William Klomparens 

Botany and  Plant Pathology; 

Holland 

Marvin Nelson Kragt 

Bacteriology;  Holland 

John  Earl Kruse 

Metallurgical  Engineering; 

Cleveland,  Ohio 

Howard Brewster LaFrance 

Civil  Engineering;  Port Huron 

George  Howard  Lauff 
Zoology;  Milan 

Noelle  Christiane  Lebrec 
Botany;  Paris,  France 

Douglas  Elmo  Lee 

Richard  LeRoy Nyquist 
Chemistry;  Detroit 
George  Robert Oberer 

Mathematics;  Dayton,  Ohio 
Margaret  Constance Oblander 

Horticulture;  Scarsdale,  New 

York 

Andrew  Louis Olson 

Agricultural  Extension;  Kingsley 

Joan  Marion  Pangburn 

Botany;  Detroit 

Ishwarbhai Ashabhai  Patel 

Chemical  Engineering;  Bombay, 

India 

Pasquale John  Petrullo 

Wood  Utilization;  Northumberland, 

Pennsylvania 
James  Andrew  Pompey 

Horticulture;  Live  Oak,  Florida 

Shirley Susan Powell 
Botany;  Detroit 
Myrtle  Marie  Powers 
Zoology;  Scotts 

Alta  Virginia Presson 

Foods  and  Nutrition;  Calvert  City, 

Kentucky 

Mohan  Singh Purohit 

Animal  Husbandry;  Jodhpur,  India 

Theodore  Lynn  Rebstock 

Chemistry;  Elkhart,  Indiana 

W.  Robert  Redelmeier 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Cruger, 

Agricultural  Economics;  Toronto, 

Mississippi 
Martin  Robert  Leven 

Chemistry;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Bernard  David  Lewis 

Bacteriology;  Joliet,  Illinois 

John  LeBaron Lockwood 

Botany and Plant  Pathology; 

Hastings 

Harold  Richard  Long 

Ontario,  Canada 

Clara  Dodge  Refson 

Biological  Chemistry;  Ovid 

Antonio  Rezende 

Soil Science;  Vicosa.  Brazil 

Edward  C.  Rhodehamel 
Geology;  Ishpeming 

Earl Cranston Richardson 

General Agriculture;  Lansing 

General Agriculture;  Lake  Odessa 

Henry Beedie  Richardson 

Glenn  Grant  Lorch 

Physics;  Grand  Rapids 

Poultry Husbandry;  Campbellsville, 

Kentucky 

Salah-Eldine  Mahmoud  Lotfy El Baz 
Food  Technology;  Cairo,  Egypt 

William  Francis  Riley,  Jr. 

Surgery and  Medicine;  East 

Carl Nicholas  Danielson 

Civil  Engineering;  Zeeland 

Paul  Jay  De  Koning 

Mechanical  Engineering;  East 

Lansing 

Joseph  Francis  Delaney 

Plant  Physiology;  White  Plains, 

New  York 
Michael  Delich 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Okemos 

Vahan  Derminasyan 

Civil  Engineering;Istanbul, Turkey 

Reynold  Victor  Dickhaus 

Forestry;  Park Hills,  Kentucky 

Milton  Bernard  Dobkin 

Bacteriology;Brooklyn,  New York 

Gerald Oliver  Edgerly 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Holt 

Leon  Eisenstat 

Bacteriology;  Philadelphia, 

Pennsylvania 
Roy  Ellsworth  Elicker 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Harrisburg,  Pennsylvania 

John  Arthur  Fellman 

Forestry;  Joliet,  Illinois 

Yu-sheng  Louise  Feng 

Physiology;  Peking,  China 

Donald  Charles  Flischel 

Mathematics;Germantown, Ohio 

John  Rowe  Ford 

Zoology;  East  Lansing 

Fred Wesley  Freeman 

Forestry;  Columbus,  Ohio 

Robert  Harry  Fulton 

Botany and  Plant  Pathology; 

East  Lansing 

David  Rice  Gardner 

Soil Science;  East  Lansing 

Tuvijas  Goldoftas 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Lansing 

Sara Jane Granger 

Physics;  Ortonville 

Jack  Ellsworth Gray 

Animal  Pathology;  Grand  Rapids 

Joseph  Edward Gray 

Bacteriology;  Brooklyn,  New 

York 

Robert  Doak Harrison 
Entomology;  Shelby 
Douglas  Jack Harvey 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Utica 

Sheldon Bertram  Hedges 

Zoology;  Detroit 
Harold  Blair Heeney 

Lawrence Ide  Lowell 

Mathematics; . DeWitt 
Donald  Lester Martindale 

Forestry;  Pontiac 
Frederick Otto  Marzke 
Zoology;  Lansing 
Rajbans  Dayal  Mathur 

Soil  Science;  Delhi,  India 

Robert  Carney  McBryde 

Lansing 

Robert Olaf Ringoen 

Mechanical  Engineering;  St. Paul, 

Minnesota 

Edward  Raymond  Rogers,  Jr. 

Forestry;  South Bend,  Indiana 

Luis  Armando  Romo 

Soil Science;  Ambato,  Ecuador 

Paul Joseph Rood 

Horticulture;  East  Lansing 

Adolfo  M.  Rothschild 

Chemistry;  S.  Paulo,  Brazil 

Donald  Chester  Ruby 

Soil  Science;  Detroit 

William John Ruby 

Civil  Engineering;  Lansing 

Botany;  Ottawa,  Ontario,  Canada 

Physics;  Detroit 

Roscoe  John  Higdon 

Horticulture;  Columbia,  South 

Carolina 
Allan  Hirsch 

John Thompson  McCall 

Civil  Engineering;  Houghton 

Reginald  James  McCormack 

Forestry;  Peterborough,  Ontario, 

Zoology;  New  York,  New  York 

Allen  Frederick Horn,  Jr. 

Canada 

Richard  L.  McCullough 

Forestry;  Milwaukee,  Wisconsin 

Chemistry;  Niagara  Falls,  New 

Salah  Eldine  Sadek 

Wallace  Eugene  Houk 

Entomology;  South Bend,  Indiana 

Adelbert  David  Huber 

General  Agriculture;  Onsted 

Matthew  Joseph  Huber 

Civil  Engineering;  Watertown, 

Wisconsin 

Peter Arthur  Hyypio 
Botany;  Chassell 

Subramonia Vancheswara Iyer 
Bacteriology;  Madras,  India 

Richard  Ellsworth Jacobs 

Bacteriology;  Mt.  Carmel, 

Connecticut 
Jean Jacques  Jasmin 

Horticulture ;  Montreal,  Canada 

York 

Mary  Mills 

Foods  and  Nutrition;  Marysville, 

Ohio 

Nicholas  James  Mizeres 
Zoology;  Canton,  Ohio 

Adel  Mohsen 

Mechanical  Engineering; 

Cairo,  Egypt 
Clyde  Arthur Morrison 
Physics;  Lachine 

Joseph Namazi 

Farm Crops;  Teheran,  Iran 

Charles  Leslie Nickel 

Animal  Husbandry;  Monroe 

John  Charles  Noblet 

Forestry;  Houghton 

Surgery &  Medicine;  Cairo, 

Egypt 

Dattajeerao Kondjee  Rao  Salunkhe 
Farm Crops;  Bombay,  India 

Walter Herman Sandhusen 

Forestry;  Thiensville,  Wisconsin 

Bhalchandra  Tanaji Sangle 
Dairy;  Sindkheda,  India 

Herman Gerard Scholten 

Chemistry;  Grand  Rapids 

Norman  Robert Sedlander 

Civil  Engineering;  East Lansing 

Roger  Joseph Seibert 

Mathematics;  Defiance,  Ohio 

Walter Winston Sewell 

Agricultural  Engineering; 

Washington 

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William  Ernest Shiffermiller 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Dayton, 

Ohio 

Neil  Frederick Shimp 

Soil Science;  Sarasota,  Florida 

John Vahan Simonian 

Chemistry;  Edgewood,  Rhode 

Island 

Arthur  Edwin  Slaughter 

Geology;  Bangor 
Albert  Ernest Smith 

Leslie W.  Tobin 

Soil Science;  Allegan 

Robert  Dean  Touse 

Forestry;  Jackson 
Hugh  Farrant  Travis 

Zoology;  Saratoga Springs,  New 

York 

James  Myron  Trebilcock 

Chemical  Engineering;  East 

Lansing 
Kenneth  L.  Turbin 

Physics ;Lancaster, Massachusetts 

Chemical  Engineering;  East 

Esther M.  Smitn 

Anatomy;  East  Lansing 

Roy J.  Smollett 

Electrical  Engineering;  Petoskey 

Helmuth  Martin Steinhilb 
Forestry;  Painesdale 

Joseph Alfred Stevens 

Bacteriology;  Cleveland,  Ohio 

Rudolph  Frank Stinauer 
Zoology;  Ann  Arbor 

Salah Izzat  Tahsin 

Physics;  Baghdad,  Iraq 

Howard  David  Tait 

Zoology;  Benton  Harbor 

Leek Tanasugarn 

Bacteriology;  Bangkok,  Thailand 

Muriel  Elizabeth Tara 
Geology;  Otterlake 
William Anderson  Terry 

Animal  Husbandry;  East Lansing 

China 

DEGREE OF  DOCTOR OF  EDUCATION 

Neal Beery Andregg,  Education;  Montgomery,  Alabama 

Thesis:  "A Critical Study of Graphic  Rating Scales" 

Mary Alice  Horswill Burmester,  Education ;  East Lansing 

Dorothy  Hupp  Ward 

Physiology;  Sterling 
Fredric Joseph Warrell 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Ventnor 

City,  New  Jersey 
Robert Harold Wasserman 

Bacteriology;  Schenectady,  New 

York 

Patricia  Elliott Wentz 
Zoology;  Lansing 
Joseph Wilson  Whalen 

Bacteriology;  Battle  Creek 

Lester Frank Whitney 

Agricultural  Engineering;  Parma 

Joan  E.  Wilhelm 

Bacteriology;  Bellevue,  Ohio 

Russell  Eugene  Williams 

Poultry Husbandry;  Aberdeen, 

Maryland 
Harry Stanley Wilt 

Agricultural  Economics;  Lansing 

Robert W.  Winters 

Lansing 
Duane  Earl  Ullrey 

Animal  Pathology;  Niles 

David Owen Van  Strien 

Civil' Engineering;  Grand  Rapids 

George  Constantine Vayonis 
Botany;  Athens,  Greece 

William  Jacob  Venema 
Forestry;  Nunica 
William C.  Vinyard 

Botany;  River Pines,  California 

Agricultural  Economics;  Atlanta 

John Parsons  Vogt 

Food  Technology;  Fowlerville 

Robert  Jay Waalkes 

Bonnie  Redmond Wolfram 
Bacteriology;  Lansing 

Fred Arthur Woolman 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Mason 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Midland 

Leila Jean Walker 

Botany;  East  Lansing 
Gordon  Chou-Chin Wang 

Melbourne  Thain Worfel 

Bacteriology;  Grand Ledge 

Sakae Yamamura 

Mechanical  Engineering;  Nanking, 

Electrical  Engineering;  Tokyo, 

Japan 

Thesis :  • • The  Construction and  Validation of a  Test to  Measure  Some  of the  Inductive  Aspects of Scientific  Thinking'' 

Raymond  McCallum  Clark,  Education;  East Lansing 

Thesis:  • • Factors Associated with the  DeCisions  of  Michigan  Teachers to  Remain  in or Leave the  Field of Teaching 

Vocational  Agriculture'' 

John Oliver  Hall,  Education;  St.  Johns 

Thesis:  • • A  Study of Acceleration  Methods  in Basic College  Social Science' ' 

Carl Meads  Horn,  Education;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "A Survey of Guidance Services and  Practices in  Michigan  Public  Schools" 

John William Kidd,  Education;  East  Lansing 

Thesis :  "An Analys"is  of Social  Rejection  in a  College  Men's  Residence  Hall" 

Alice  Doll Nelson,  Education;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "The  Effect of Group Self-Study on Sociometric  Ratings" 

Marvin  David Solomon,  Education;  Port Jervis,  New  York 

Thesis:  • • The  Teaching of the Scientific  Method:  A  Synthesis  and  a  Critique'' 

DEGREE OF  DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY 

Indra Prasad Agrawala,  Dairy;  Moradabad,  India 

Thesis:  "Comparative Study of the Synthesis  of the  Ten  Essential Amino  Acids  and Riboflavin,  Niacin and Panto 

thenic  Acid in the  Rumen of Cattle on  Natural  and  Purified Rations" 

Marco  Antonio  Baeza,  Agricultural  Economics;  Bronx,  New  York 

Thesis :  "Sampling and  Response  Differences for  Three  Methods  of Enumeration Obtained in a  Study of  Consumer 

Potato  Preferences'' 

John  Carroll Balloch,  Psychology;  Nashville,.  Tennessee 

Thesis:  • • An  Experimental Investigation of the  Effect  of the  Degree of Shading Contrast in Ink Blots on  Verbal  and 

Physiological  Responses' ' 

Alvis  Wayman Caliman,  Psychology;  Detroit 

Thesis:  "Personality Adjustments of Aging Women" 

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SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES  (Continued) 

Prentice A.  Caraway,  Zoology;  Point,  Texas 

Thesis:  "The Whitefish,  Coregonus  clupeaformis  (Mitchill),  of Northern  Lake  Michigan,  with Special  Reference to 

Age,  Growth,  and  Certain  Morphometric  Characters" 

Chen Kang Chai,  Animal  Husbandry;  Hopeh,  China 

Thesis:  ''The  Relative  Importance of Genetic and  Environmental  Factors on the  Butterfat Production of Holstein 

Friesian Cattle" 

Beerappa Chandrashaker,  Animal  Husbandry;  Mysore,  Indiana 

Thesis:  "Genetic and  Environmental  Contributions to  the  Economic Characteristics of the  Michigan  State  College 

Dairy Herd" 

Henry Wilford  Fairchild,  Soil Science;  Coopersville 

Thesis:  " Some  Relationships  Between Land Use  and Selected Natural  Land  Types  in the  Lansing Region of Michigan" 

Raymond  Andrew Garner,  Education;  Six  Lakes 

Thesis:  "Practices of Teachers  of Varying Proficiency in Conducting  Programs of Supervised  Farming in 

Vocational  Agriculture  in  Michigan'' 

Youssef Salah  Eldin Ghanem,  Animal  Husbandry;  Gizah,  Egypt 

Thesis :  ''An Investigation of Wool  Characters,  Growth and Skin  Folds  in a  Cross  Between Rambouillet  and Black 

Top  Delaine Sheep'' 

Wilson  Howland  Guertin,  Psychology;  Westville,  Indiana 

Thesis:  "A Factor Analytic  Study of Schizophrenic Symptoms" 

Robert  Joseph  Hathaway,  III,  Chemistry;  Elkhart,  Indiana 

Thesis:  "Syntheses of  2(3, 4)-hydroxy-(and methoxy)- 21 (3', 4' )-chloro-stilbenes and-bibenzyls" 

John  Ben Holland,  Sociology and  Anthropology;  East  Lansing 

Thesis:  "Attitudes  Toward  Minority Groups  in  Relation to  Rural Social  Structure" 

Edith Gueh-djen  Hsiung,  Bacteriology;  Wuchang,  Hupeh,  China 

Thesis:  "The Value of  Certain  Therapeutic Agents  Against the  Bacterial Infections  Causing Conjunctivitis  and 

Rhinitis  in  Dogs  Affected  with  Distemper" 

James  Robert  Hunter,  Farm Crops;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Thesis:  "Some  Factors  Affecting Ge.rmination in Sugar  Beet Seed (Beta  Vulgaris  L. )" 

Alexander  Hunter Jones,  Bacteriology;  Ottawa,  Canada 

Thesis:  "The Viability of  Microorganisms  Isolated from  Fruits and Vegetables  When  Frozen in Different  Menstrua" 

Benjamin G .  Kremen,  Education;  Fresno,  California 

Thesis:  ''A National Study of Counselor  Certification'' 

Norman 0.  Levardsen,  Botany;  Richmond  Hill,  New  York 

Thesis:  "Studies  on  Chemical  Methods  of Aquatic  Plant  Control  in  Freshwater Lakes  and  Ponds" 

Bennie  Douglas  Mayberry,  Horticulture;  Tuskegee  Institute,  Alabama 

Thesis:  "Growth'and  Development of  Vegetable  Crops  as  Influenced by  Foliage  Application of Sucrose  and  Major 

Nutrient  Elements'' 

Eugene  Timbrell Oborn,  Botany;  Denver,  Colorado 

Thesis:  "Translocation Studies  in the Submerged  Tissues of Aquatic  Vascular  Plants" 

Frank Murray Pelton,  Electrical  Engineering;  Midland 

Thesis:  "The Utilization of Reflection from  Transmission  Line  Elements  to  Produce  100  Watt  Positive  Pulses of 

0 . 006  Microseconds  Duration at  High Repetition  Rates'' 

Ram  Baran Prasad,  Animal  Husbandry;  Bihar,  India 

Thesis :  •' Estimates of the  Heritability of Grease  Fleece  Weight  and Grade  and the  Repeatability of Grease  Fleece 

Weight  in Sheep'' 

Edward  Louis  Proebsting,  Horticulture;  Davis,  California 

Thesis:  "Leaf Analysis  and  Growth of  Montmorency Cherry Trees (Prunus  cerasus,  _k,)  as Influenced by Solar 

Radiation  and  Intensity of  Nutrition" 

Ashby  Marshall  Rhodes,  Farm Crops;  Pence Springs,  West  Virginia 

Thesis:  "The  Development  of Anthracnose  and  Virus  15  Resistant Strains of  Rainey  River Variety of Beans by Back 

Crossing'' 

Phiroze  Dhunjishaw Shroff,  Chemical  Engineering;  Bombay,  India 

Thesis:  "A Study of the  Effect of Long  Chain Alipi'.atic  Substituted  Dyes  on  the  Wettability of Certain  Textiles" 

Jerome J.  Siegel,  Soil  Science;  Chicago,  Illinois 

Thesis:  "Some  Physical arid  Biochemical  Effects  of  Fumigants  in Soils" 

Herman Silva,  Botany;  Knoxville,  Tennessee 

Thesis:  "Algae of the  Tennessee Valley  Region:  A  Manual  for  Identification of Species" 

Roy  Kenneth Simons;  Horticulture;  Kincheloe,  West  Virginia 

Thesis:  "Growth,  Leaf Composition and  Nutrient-Element  Balance of Montmorency Cherry (Prunus  cerasus,  L . )  -

effect of Varying  Concentrations of Ten Nutrient- Elements" 

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James  Frederick Smithcors,  Animal  Husbandry;  East Lansing 

Thesis:  "The Predictability of the  Butterfat  Transmitting Ability of Dairy Bulls" 

Erling Rein Stromme,  Botany;  Ski,  Norway 

Thesis :  "Availability to  Plants of Iron and  Manganese  in Glassy  Frits" 

Stephanus  Johannes  Paulus Kruger van  Heerden,  Agricultural  Engineering;  Transvaal,  South Africa 

Thesis :  "Utilization of the  Principle of  Extirpation in the  Harvesting of Sugar Beets" 

George  Merrill Ward,  Dairy;  New  Haven,  Vermont 
Thesis :  "Cobalt Polycythemia in Cattle" 

Bernard Weinstein,  Dairy;  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania 

Thesis:  "Some  Factors Affecting the Solar-activated  Flavor of  Homogenized  Milk  and the Isolation and  Character 

ization of a  Minor  Whey Protein  Fraction which is  Capable of Being Solar-Activated" 

Zia-ud-Din,  Entomology;  Lahore,  Pakistan 

Thesis:  "Studies on the  Biology and  Control of~ Oblineatus, ~" 

Honorary  Degrees 

DOCTOR OF  LAWS 

Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller 
New  York,  New  York 

Alexander Grant  Ruthven 
Ann  Arbor,  Michigan 

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Reserve  Officers'  Training  Corps 

The  following  students  have  completed  their  ROTC  training at  Michigan State  College  and are 
qualified  to  receive  commissions  as  reserve  officers  of the  United States  Air  Force or as officers 
of the  United  States  Army  in  the  Branches indicated. 

James  W .  Farrell 
Houston,  Texas 

James  Fredrick Gates, 

Lansing 

Robert  Ellis  Grant 

Bancroft 

Donald James  Boyd 

Bronxville,  New  York 

John Warren  Fleck 

Grosse Pointe 

James  Michael  Higgins, 

Detroit 

INFANTRY 

Mark  Ernest Kuhn 

Grand  Rapids 

John  Joseph  Richards 

Sturgis 

Edward  Michael  Ryan 

New  York,  New  York 

ARMORED 

Lionel  Jay Stober 

Detroit 

Duane  M.  Tester 

Marble,  Minnesota 

Alexander William Kennedy 

Donald Bingham McGregor 

Sault  Ste.  Marie 

James Wallace  Leweke 
Huntington,  Indiana 

Kalamazoo 

Francis  Raymond  Wal~er 
La  Cresent,  Minnesota 

Kosta  V.  Branoff 

Flint 

Stephen Christie  Bransdorfer 

Lansing 

Donald Andrew  Deeter 

Pontiac 

Robert  Easton Girardin 

Wyandotte 

Seymour Knox  Hale 

Lansing 

CORPS OF  MILITARY  POLICE 

William  Joseph  Horine 

White  Plains,  New  York 

Thomas  Charles  Leavey 

St .  Clair Shores 

Edward Walter Marsh 

Detroit 

Roger  Lee  Morgenstern 

Wilmette,  Illinois 

SIGNAL  CORPS 

Jack Vincent  D' Agostino 
Waldwick,  New  Jersey 
Duane  Burrell  Freeman 

South  Haven 

Gerald  Hugh  Lewis 

Saginaw 

John  Reed  Metz 
New  Haven 

Richard  Allan  Gessner 

Harold  Leslie  Miller 

Monroe 

Paul  Hallman  Hutchings 

Attica 

Lachine 

John Kenneth Boerema 

Grand  Rapids 

Gerald Arvid  Bogner 

Cadillac 

Charles  Edward Calvert 

Saginaw 

Joseph John  Comps 

Pontiac 

Dale  D.  Corcoran 

Cadillac 

Thomas  Arlen Creager 

Oak  Park,  Illinois 
John  Richard  Daily 

Detroit 

Edward Griffith Brown 

Westfield,  New  Jersey 

James Andrew  Brunn 
Snyder,  New  York 
Liviu  Irimie  Capatina 

Dearborn 

QUARTERMASTER 

Junior Leo  Fendt 

Farmington 

Charle:;  Shoichi  Furuya 

Honolulu,  Hawaii 

Hubert  L .  Galer 

Remus 

John  Adam  Gentzler 

Bethesda,  Maryland 

Robert  Callow  Irwin 

Pontiac 

George  Marius  Johnsen 

Belleville 

ORDNANCE 

Joseph Leo  Cassidy 

Malden,  Massachusetts 

William John  Mottel 

Lansing 

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Robert  Bliss Pierson 

East  Lansing 

Warren Giles  Sprague 

South  Haven 

Roland Jack Shelby 

Jackson 
Sidney Stein 

Chicago,  Illinois 

Robert  Dale  Vanderberg 

Detroit 

Charles J.  Steigleder 

Royal Oak 

Charles  Lee  Storm 

Detroit 

Joseph 0.  Vanest 

Gladwin 

Harold  Frank Koeplin 

Saginaw 

Phillip  Eugene  Lint 

Sturgis 

William  Taylor  Moore 

Detroit 

David  Fredrick  Roberts 

Wilmette,  Illinois 

Jack Wallach 

Brooklyn,  New  York 
George  Gardner Watson 

Evanston,  Illinois 

George  Stasevich 

Dearborn 

Gerald  M .  Stevens 

Detroit 

Harold K.  C.  Wong 
Honolulu,  Hawaii 

Carl William Bruch 

Kenosha,  Wisconsin 
Herbert Robertson Cook 

Detroit 

Robert Gordon  Fowler 

East  Lansing 

John  Hilliard Gibson 

East  Lansing 

ANTI-AIRCRAFT  ARTILLERY 

Amede Oren  Hungerford 

Afton 

David  Carl Ochsner 
LaPorte,  Texas 

Donald  Hubbell Smith,  Jr . 

Milford 

James  Donald  Todd 

Bad Axe 

Donald Keazer Whittemore 

South Weymouth,  Massachusetts 

John Andrew  Wozniak 

Amsterdam,  New  York 

Bernard Anthony Kaldahl 

Raymond  Edward  Peterson,  Jr. 

Donald Postiff 

Ferndale 

Robert  Allen Swoverland 

Saginaw 

George  Raymond  Parkins,  Jr. 

Chicago,  Illinois 

Thomas Kingston  Pembleton 

Metamora 

Edward Glenn  Penabaker 

Flint 

Lansing 

Donald  Reinert  Reinertson 

Davison 

John Glenwood  Robbins 

Detroit 

George  Leslie Sarver 

Brown City 

Roger  John Schafer 

Lansing 

Frederick Dalby  Schenck 
Kensington,  Maryland 
Herbert  Frank Schimsk 

Lansing 

Donald  A.  Schulz 

Barton City 

James  A.  Snodgrass 
Pierceton,  Indiana 
Bernard  Eric Sobie 

Grand Rapids 

Adrian Joseph Stewart 

Manistee 

Blaine  Wheeler Strimple 

Maumee,  Ohio 

Russell  Waldo  Thresher,  Jr. 

New Orleans,  Louisiana 

G.  Fred Wait  · 
Pinconning 

Paul  Franklin Worthington 

Romeo 

Clifford B.  Young 

Birmingham 

Gerald Jacob  Zerfas 

Eaton  Rapids 

FIELD  ARTILLERY 

Leo  Francis  Baumgartner 

Donald · James  Cullen 

Drayton Plains 

Harry  Freeman Canfield 

Eaton  Rapids 

David  Charles Corkill 

Saugatuck 

Wyandotte 

Leo  J.  Fitzgerald 

Salamanca,  New  York 
Kenneth Wayne  Mulligan 

Bay City 

James  Elwood Armstrong 

Detroit 

Melville  Robert  Barlow 

Lansing 

AIR  FORCE 

Fred  Daniel  Johnson 

Grand  Rapids 

Leland  Ervin Jolgren 

Pelkie 

James  Basil Belgrave,  Jr. 

Edward Arnold Kaeding 

Muskegon 

Robert Carl Boston 

Pontiac 

James  Briggs Caird 

Detroit 

Roland  Henry Carlson 

Daggett 

Walter Sanders  Clee 

Trenton 

Detroit 

Bear Lake 

Robert  Charlie Katz 

Battle Creek 

Glenn William Kindt 

Herron 

Eugene  Kuish 

Detroit 

Robert  Thomas  Cleland 

Walter  Peters  Lander,  Jr. 

Grand  Rapids 

George  Lytle  Cook 

Saline 

Joseph James  Corbelli 
Buffalo,  New  York 

Burnell  Robert  Dietrich 
Barrington,  Illinois 
Raymond  Lee  Elliott 

Harbor Springs 
William Grant  Erb 

Flint 

Richard Lynn  Erratt 

Lansing 

Weldon Gordon  Faull 

Grand Ledge 

John  Albert  Fiebelkorn 

Lake Orion 

James  Francis  Flagg 

Battle  Creek 

John Joseph  Flynn 

Ridgewood,  New  Jersey 

Robert  James  Foss 

Richmond 

Max Sawyer Gritzmaker 

Britton 

Lansing  . 

Gregory George  Lawrence 

Detroit 

Richard Lee  Long 

Pontiac 

Charles Andrew  Lysaght 

Benton  Harbor 

John  Conover  Mac  Meekin 
Cranford,  New Jersey 

David  Ervin  Matherly 

Battle Creek 

Walter  Ernest  Mayer 

Detroit 

Leon William Me  Gowen 

Fremont 

Robert  John  Me  Quiggin 

Dowagiac 

William  Edward  Miron,  Jr. 
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Escanaba 

Gordon  Lewis  Nash 

Ionia 

Edward  John  Nehls 

Detroit 

Robert  Frederick Newberg 

Ludington 

Charles  Thomas  Hendrickson 

David  Franklin  Page 

Fremont 

Lansing 

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Alumni  Awards  for  Distinguished  Service 

To  provide  recognition  to  alumni  of  Michigan  State  College  for  outstanding  achievements,  the  Washington,  D. c. 
Alumni  Club,  under  the  direction  of  Ray A .  Turner,  '09,  Chairman  of  the  Alumni Award  Committee,  in  1946  established 
the  Alumni  Awards  for  Distinguished Service.  Annually one  or more  recipients,  not  to  exceed five  in any given year,  are 
designated  from  a  list  of  nominees  submitted  by  local  Michigan  State  College  alumni  clubs  throughout the  United  States. 
Parchment  scroll awards are presented each spring on  Commencement  Day  at the  College. 

Recipients of the  awards for  1951  are: 

DR.  EDGAR SHANNON  ANDERsON 

Class of  1918.  St.  Louis,  Missouri.  Scientist .  Teacher.  Author.  Geneticist at  Missouri Botanical Gardens 
Arborist  at  Harvard ' s  Arnold Arboretum .  Conductor of scientific  expeditions  to  Mexico,  the Orient,  and the 
Balkans.  Professor  of  Botany at Washington University.  Lecturer,  Columbia  University.  Research on  his 
tory,  classification  and  species of Indian  corn .  Awarded Guggenheim  Fellowship,  National  Research Council 
Fellowship,  Order Jugoslavian Crown.  Editorial Boards of Madrono  and American Journal of Botany.  Mem 
ber,  Genetics  Society,  Botanical Society of America,  Herb Society of America,  Society of American Natural 
ists.  U.S . Navy. 

DR.  GROVER  CLEVELAND  DILLMAN 

Class of  1913.  Houghton,  Michigan.  Engineer.  Administrator.  College  Execu~ive.  Director,  Public Service 
Utilities.  Michigan  State  Highway  Commissioner.  President,  Mississippi  Valley Association of State  High 
way  Departments.  Member,  State  Administrat~ve Board,  State  Board of Aeronautics,  American Association 
of State Highway Officials,  Pan-American Institute of Mining  Engineering and Geological Organizations,  Amer 
ican  Society  for  Engineering  Education .  Delegate  to  International  Road Congress .  President,  Michigan  Col 
lege of Mining and  Technology. 

DR .  GEORGE  ALFRED  GARRATT 

Class of  1920.  New  Haven,  Connecticut .  Forester.  Author .  Instructor in  Forestry,  Michigan  State  College. 
Professor  of  Forestry,  University  of the  South.  Chief,  Technical  Service  Training,  U.  S .  Forest Products 
Laboratory.  Chairman,  Connecticut  State  Park and  Forest Commission.  Dean of  Forestry School,  Yale  Un 
iversity.  Author of publications  on  Forestry.  Delegate  to International  Forestry Congress.  Member,  Socie 
ty  of  American  Foresters,  International  Association  of  Wood  Anatomists.  President,  Forest Products  Re 
search Society.  U .  S.  Army . 

EDWIN  SMITH 

Class of  1912.  Wenatchee,  Washington.  Horticulturist.  Scientist.  Author.  Investigator,  British  Columbia 
Department  of  Agriculture .  Horticulturist,  Dominion  Department  of  Agriculture,  Canada.  Fruit  Exporter . 
Chief  Marketing Specialist,  U.S. D. A.  Senior Horticulturist .  Bureau of Plant Industry,  U.S.  Department  of 
Agriculture.  Author  of over forty  publications  regarding fruits  and vegetables.  Pioneered in field  of fruit  sto 
rage and transportation.  Member,  Society of Horticultural Science,  Society of Refrigerator  Engineers.  U.S . 
Navy. 

ALBERT SOBEY 

Class of 1909 .  Flint,  Michigan.  Educator.  Administrator .  Author.  Instructor,  Michigan  College of  Mines. 
Instructor  in  Engineering,  Michigan  State  College.  Director  of  Education,  Industrial  League.  Director and 
President,  General  Motors  Institute of  Technology .  Consultant,  War  Manpower  Commission.  Author of pub 
lications  regarding  radio,  engineering,  and  industrial  training.  Member,  American  Management  Council, 
American  Society  for  Engineering  Education,  National  Research Council,  Michigan Industrial  Training Coun 
cil.  Major,  U.  S.  Army. 

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Gifts 

.GOOD  WILL  toward  Michigan  State  College  continually  is  be ing  demonstrated  in various  ways.  The  many  gifts  that  are 
receivecj  each  year,  most  of  them  in  the  form  of money,  attest to  the  pleasant  relationships  that  exist between the  college 
and  individual  citizens  and  private  and  public  organizations  throughout  the  nation .  The  following  gifts  were  presented to 
Michigan State  College  during the  past year . 

Michigan  Associated  Feed Men,  to  be added to  the  Elevator  and  Farm Supply Scholarship  Fund 

Detroit  Panhellenic Association,  to  b e  added  to  its Student  Loan  Fund . 

Alumni,  to  be  added to  the  A.  K .  Chittenden Student  Loan  Fund. 

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Council  of  American  Legion  Auxiliaries of  Lansing,  to  be  used for  the  Spartan Nursery School. 

Lukenweld,  Division of  Lukens  Steel  Company of Coatesvil-le,  Pennsylvania,  to  be  used for  chemical engineering 
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Friends  of  Harry J .  Eustace,  to  establish the  • • Harry J .  Eustace  Lecture Series''  to  be  administered and  direc 
ted by the  Department of  Horticulture for a  series of lectures by  representatives from  the  commercial field 
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South  Eastern Michigan  Fire Chiefs  Association of  Wayne  County,  to  be  used to  encourage  participation  in  a  co 
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Michigan State  Fire Fighters  Association of Grand  Rapids,  to  be  used  to  encourage  participation in  a  cooperative 
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Michigan State  Firemens  Association of Kalamazoo,  to  be  used to  encourage  participation in  a  cooperative ly de-

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Michigan State  Fire  Chiefs  Association of Sault Ste .  Marie,  to  be  used  to  encourage  participation in a  coopera-
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Western  Michigan  Fire Chiefs  Association of  Muskegon,  to  be  used to  encourage  participation in a  cooperatively 
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Gerber Products  Company of  Fremont,  to  be used  in  the  Engineering  Department  in a  study of  cannery wastes 
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and the  development of an adequate  waste  disposal  technique  . 

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Farmers'  and  Manufacturers'  Beet Sugar  Association of Saginaw,  to  b e  used  in  the  Farm Crops  Department  in  a 
study of the  influence  of  different forage  crops  and forage  crop  mixtures  upon  a  succeeding crop of  sugar 
beets with particular  reference  to  the  stand,  yie ld,  and  quality of the b eet  crop. 

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Farmers'  and  Manufacturers'  Beet Sugar Association,  to  be  used  in  the  Farm Crops  Department in a  study of the 

moisture,  enzyme,  and nutrient factors  in the  germination of  sugar beet  seed,  with particular reference  to 
the  accomplishment of accelerated and  vigorous  sprouting  . 

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Midwest  Barley Improvement  Association of  Milwaukee,  to  be  used  in  the  Farm Crops  Department  in trials of 
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barley varieties and  effect of fertilizer  upon  the  yields  and  malting qualities of these varieties . 

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International  Minerals  and  Chemical  Corporation of Chicago,  to  be  used  in the  Horticulture  Department  in  a  stu 
dy of the  selective absorption of potassium,  calcium,  magnesium  and  sodium  by the  important vegetable 
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J .  I.  Case  Company  of  Racine ,  Wisconsin,  to  be  used  in  the  Agricultural  Engineering  Department  in  a  continua-

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State  Department,  to  be  us e d  for  the  German Police Office rs trai ning  program . 

Alumni,  to  be added  to  the  A .  K .  Chitte nden Student  Loan  Fund. 

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Parke  Davis  and  Company of  Detroit,  to  be  used  in the  Chemistry  De partment  in  a  research program on poly-
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Specialty Brass Company of Kenosha,  Wisconsin,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering for  classroom display 
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Ruth  McCarthy,  of the  St.  Lawrence  Hospital  in  Lansing,  to  be  used  to  pur chase  toys  for  the  Spartan Nurs e ry 

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Spartan Wives  Club,  to  be  used  to  purchase  materials for  the  Spartan Nursery School. 

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Farm Bureau Services,  Inc .  of Lansing,  to  be  used to finance  scholarships for  persons nominated by the  Farm 
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Bureau Services attending the  1950  Summer Workshop  on  Economic  Education . 

General Chemical  Division,  Allied Chemical  &  Dye  Corporation of New York  City,  to  be  used  in  the  Botany  De 
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partment on field  tests on potatoes . 

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Guggenheim  Brothers of New  York City,  to  be used in  the  Engineering  Experiment Station in an  investigation of 
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t he  bio-chemical process as  applied to  an activated  sludge  sewage  treatment plant  . 

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W .  K .  Kellogg  Foundation of Battle Creek,  to  be used to  finance  a  workshop  on Short  Courses  in  Agriculture for 
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personnel of the  land-grant  colleges  . 

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Michigan Brewer's Association of  Detroit,  to  be  used  in the  Department of  Farm Crops  in a  study  of the  genetics 
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of  spring barley with  special reference to  factors  affecting  malting quality  . 

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The  National  Dairy Council on behalf of the  American  Dairy Association of Chic ago,  to  be  used  in  t he  Dai ry  De 
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partment in a  study of the  nutritive values  of crops and  cows '  milk as affected by soil fertility . 

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National Association of Ice Industries of Washington,  D .  C . ,  to  be used  in the  Horticulture  Department  in  an  ex-
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periment using  ice to  pre-cool red  cherries prior to  pitting and processing . 

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The  Dow  Chemical  Company of Midland,  to be used  in the  Botany  Department  in  a  study of certain soil fumigants 
to  determine  their toxicity. to  soil-borne plant pathogens  and the  inter-relation of root  infesti~g nematodes 
and  soil-borne  plant  pathogens . . . . . . . . . . .

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U .  S .  Atomic  Energy Commission,  to  be used in  the  Physiology and Pharmacology  Department on project  entitl 
ed,  "Hormonal and  nutritional factors  which alter the  effective  half-lives  and  differential  absorption  ratios 
of  calcium,  manganese and  cobalt, in the  animal  body" . 

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Bureau of Agricultural and  Industrial  Chemistry to  be used  in  research in  the  processing of  red  cherries . 

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$4, 744 

Bureau of  Agricultural and Industrial  Chemistry to be used  in  research in the processing of freestone  peaches 

$4, 732 

Research Corporation of New  York City to  be  used  in the  Chemistry  Department  in  a  study of t he  rates of  reac-

tions of certain substituted phenols  both in ionized and  inert  solvents,  and to  determine  dipole  moments, 
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ionization  constants,  etc . ,  of the  compounds  prepared. 

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Roses,  Inc . ,  to  be  used  in the  Horticulture  Department for  the purpose  of paying part of the  cost of light intensity 
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recorders . 

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Roses,  Inc . ,  to be used in a  research problem having to  do  with an  investigation of the  influence of light  and  light 
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intensities  on  greenhouse  roses  . 

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Michigan State  Florists Association  to  be  used  in  a  study being  made  of the influence of temperature on the flower 

bud  differentiation of the  greenhouse  chrysanthemum 

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$1, 000 

American Legion  Auxiliary,  Unit 1152  of Coldwater to  be  used in the  operation of the  Spartan Nursery School 

.  $100 

U .  S .  Department of Interior to be used in a  study of administration in the  Bureau of Indian Affairs,  especially 
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as regards the  employment of Indians. 

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Michigan State  College Campus  Chest to  be used in the Spartan Nursery School . 

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Mr .  &  Mrs .  Jack  Dunlap for  use of children's toys  at the Spartan Nursery School 

Alumni,  to  be added to  the  A .  K .  Chittenden Student  Loan Fund . 

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Hamilton Supply Company,  the  Aluminum  Company of America,  the  R .  H .  Pierce Manufacturing Company,  and 
the  L .  R .  Nelson  Manufacturing Company,  to  be used by the  Agricultural  Experiment Station  in the  Depart-
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ment of  Farm Crops,  Horticulture and Soil  Science . 

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The  Caulkins  Foundation of  Detroit,  to  be used for  a  continuation of scholarship aid to  :worthy  students in the 
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School  of Agriculture,  particularly in Short Courses. 

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Kent  County  Vining Scholarship  Fund Subscribers,  to  be used  in the  Short Course  Department for  scholarship aid 
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for orie  boy and one  girl each year . 

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Perry Greely Holden,  Class of  1889,  a  gift  of the  Perry Greely  Holden  Collection to  be used  in the  College 
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Library. 

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Spartan Nursery Mothers of East  Lansing;  to  be used at the  Spartan Nursery School 

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Michigan  Farm Bureau Women of  Lansing,  to  be used as  a  scholarship  grant to  a  woman  student  during the  sum-
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mer quarter  1950 . 

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J .  D .  Runkle-Crowley,  Milner  &  Company of  Detroit,  to be  used for  scholarships to  participants  in the  Workshop 
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in  Economic  Education . 

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The Kroger  Company of Cincinnati,  Ohio,  to be  used for  the  continuation of three  scholarships  in  the  School  of 
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Agriculture  and  three  scholarships  in the School of Home  Economics  at  $200  each  . 

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$ 2, 000 

$ 400 

$20 

$35 

$3,360 

$5, 000 

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$2, 000 

$100 

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$1, 200 

S .  S.  Kresge  Company of  Detroit,  to  be used for financing  scholarships to  participants  in the  Workshop  on  Econ-
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omic  Education in the  summer of  1950. 

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Gifts 

_GOOD  WILL  toward  Michigan  State  College  continually  is  be ing  demonstrated  in various  ways .  The  many  gifts  that  are 
receiveq  each  year,  most  of  them  in  the form of money,  attest to  the  pleasant  relationships  that  exist between the  college 
and  individual  citizens  and  private  and  public  organizations  throughout  the  nation .  The following  gifts  were  presented to 
Michigan State  College  during the  past year. 

Michigan  Associated  Feed  Men,  to  be  added  to  the  Elevator and  Farm Supply Scholarship  Fund 

Detroit Panhellenic  Association,  to  be  added to  its  Student  Loan  Fund . 

Alumni,  to  be  added  to  the  A .  K.  Chittenden Student  Loan  Fund . 

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Council  of American Legion  Auxiliaries of  Lansing,  to  be  used for  the  Spartan Nursery School . 

Lukenweld,  Division of Lukens Steel  Company of Coatesvil-le,  Pennsylvania,  to  be  used for  chemical engineering 
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research. 

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Friends of  Harry J.  Eustace,  to  establish the  "Harry J .  Eustace  Lecture Series"  to  be  administered and  direc 
ted by the  Department of  Horticulture for  a  series of lectures by  representatives from  the  commercial field 
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in the  handling and  marketing of  horticultural products 

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South  Eastern Michigan  Fire Chiefs  Association of Wayne  County,  to  be  used to  encourage  participation in a  co 
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operatively developed training institute  in fire  inspection 

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$25 

Michigan State  Fire  Fighters  Association of Grand  Rapids,  to  be  used  to  encourage  participation in a  cooperative 
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ly developed training institute  in fire  inspection . 

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Michigan State  Firemens  Association of Kalamazoo,  to  be  used  to  encourage  participation in  a  cooperatively  de-

veloped training institute  in fire  inspection. 

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Michigan State  Fire Chiefs  Association of Sault  Ste .  Marie,  to  be  used  to  encourage  participation in  a  coopera-
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tively  developed  training institute  in fire  inspection  . 

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Western  Michigan  Fire Chiefs  Association of  Muskegon,  to  be  used to  encourage  participation in a  cooperatively 
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developed training institute  in fire  inspection  . 

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$25 

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Gerber Products  Company of  Fremont,  to  be  used  in  the  Engineering  Department  in a  study of  cannery wastes 

and the  development of  an  adequate  waste  disposal  technique  . 

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$ 15, 000 

Farmers'  and  Manufacturers'  Beet Sugar Association of Saginaw,  to  be  used  in the  Farm Crops  Department  in  a 

study  of the  influence  of different forage  crops  and forage  crop  mixtures  upon  a  succeeding crop of  sugar 
b eets  with particular reference  to  the  stand,  yield,  and  quality of the  bee t  crop. 

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$ 1,  700 

Farmers'  and  Manufacturers'  Beet Sugar Association,  to  be  used  in  the  Farm Crops  Department  in  a  study of the 

moisture,  enzyme,  and nutrient factors  in the  germination of  sugar beet  seed,  with particular reference  to 
the  accomplishment of accelerated and vigorous  sprouting  . 

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Midwest  Barley Improvement  Association of  Milwaukee,  to  be  used in  the  Farm Crops  Department  in  trials  of 
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barley varieties  and  effect of fertilizer  upon  the  yields  and  malting qualities of these varieties . 

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Inte rnational  Minerals and  Chemical  Corporation of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in the  Horticulture  Department  in  a  stu 
dy  of the  selective  absorption  of potassium,  calcium,  magnesium  and  sodium by the  important vegetable 
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J.  I.  Case  Company of  Racine,  Wisconsin,  to  be  used  in  the  Agricultural  Engineering  Department  in  a  continua-

tion of the  project on baled  hay  . 

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State  Department,  to  be  used for  the  German Police Officers training program . 

Alumni,  to  be added  to  the  A.  K.  Chittenden Student  Loan  Fund . 

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$3, 700 

.$26, 250 

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Parke  Davis  and  Company of  Detroit,  to  be  used  in the  Chemistry  Department in  a  research program on poly-

cyclic  nitrogen  compounds . 

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Specialty Brass Company of Kenosha,  Wiscons in,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering for  classroom display 
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and  instruction  . 

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Ruth  McCarthy,  of the St.  Lawrence  Hospital  in  Lansing,  to  be  used  to  purchase toys  for  the  Spartan  Nursery 
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School . 

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Mrs .  Thomas  H .  Osgood,  of  East  Lansing,  to  be  used  to  purchase  equipment for  the  Spartan Nursery School 

·$ 350 

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$10 

Spartan Wives  Club,  to  be  used to  purchase  materials for  the  Spartan Nursery School . 

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Farm Bureau Services,  Inc .  of Lansing,  to  be  used to finance  scholarships for  persons  nominated by the  Farm 
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Bureau Services attending the  1950  Summer Workshop  on  Economic  Education . 

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General Chemical  Division,  Allied Chemical  &  Dye  Corporation of New  York  City,  to  be  used  in  the  Botany  De-
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partment on field  tests  on potatoes . 

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Guggenheim  Brothers of New  York City,  to be used in the  Engineering  Experiment Station in an  investigation of 
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t he  bio-chemical process as applied to  an  activated  sludge  sewage  treatment plant  . 

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W .  K .  Kellogg  Foundation of Battle Creek,  to  be  used to  finance  a  workshop  on Short Courses  in  Agriculture for 
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personnel of the  land-grant  colleges  . 

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Michigan  Brewer's Association of  Detroit,  to be  used  in the  Department of Farm Crops  in  a  study of the  genetics 
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of spring barley with  special  reference to  factors  affecting  malting quality  . 

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$7, 500 

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The  National  Dairy Council on behalf of the  American  Dairy Association of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  the  Dairy  De-
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partment in a  study of the  nutritive values  of  crops  and  cows'  milk as  affected by soil fertility . 

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National  Association of Ice  Industries of Washington,  D.  C . ,  to be used  in the  Horticulture  Department  in  an  ex-
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periment using ice to  pre-cool red  cherries prior to  pitting and processing . 

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The  Dow  Chemical  Company of Midland,  to  be used  in the  Botany  Department  in  a  study of  certain soil fumigants 
to  determine their toxicity to  soil-borne plant pathogens  and the  inter-relation of root infesting nematodes 
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and  soil-borne plant  pathogens. 

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U .  S.  Atomic  Energy Commission,  to be used in the  Physiology and  Pharmacology  Department on project  entitl 
ed,  "Hormonal and nutritional factors  which alter the  effective  half-lives and  differential absorption  ratios 
of calcium,  manganese and  cobalt, in the  animal  body" . 

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Bureau of Agricultural  and  Industrial  Chemistry to  be  used in research in the  processing of  red  cherries . 

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$4, 744 

Bureau of Agricultural and Industrial Chemistry to  be used  in  research in the processing of freestone  peaches 

$4, 732 

Research Corporation of New  York City to  be  used  in the  Chemistry  Department  in a  study of the  rates of reac-

tions of certain substituted phenols  both  in ionized and  inert solvents,  and to  determine  dipole  moments, 
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ionization constants,  etc . ,  of the  compounds  prepared . 

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$2, 000 

Roses,  Inc . ,  to be used  in the  Horticulture  Department for the purpose of paying part of the  cost of light  intensity 
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Roses,  Inc . ,  to be used  in a  research problem  having to  do  with an  investigation of the  influence of light and  light 
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intensities on  greenhouse  roses  . 

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$1, 200 

Michigan State  Florists Association to  be used in a  study being made of the  in.fluence of temperature on the flower 

bud  differentiation of the  greenhouse  chrysanthemum 

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$1, 000 

American Legion Auxiliary,  Unit  #52  of Coldwater to  be  used  in the  operation of the Spartan Nursery School 

.  $100 

U .  S .  Department of Interior to  be used in a  study of administration  in the  Bureau of Indian Affairs,  especially 
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as  regards the employment of Indians. 

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Michigan State  College  Campus Chest to  be used  in the Spartan Nursery School . 

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Mr .  &  Mrs .  Jack  Dun.lap for  use of children's toys  at the  Spartan Nursery School 

Alumni,  to be  added to  the  A.  K .  Chittenden Student  Loan  Fund . 

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Hamilton Supply Company,  the  Aluminum  Company of America,  the  R .  H .  Pierce Manufactu.ring Company,  and 
the  L .  R .  Nelson  Manufacturing Company,  to be used by the  Agricultural  Experiment Station in  the  Depart-
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ment of Farm Crops,  Horticulture and Soil Science . 

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The  Caulkins  Foundation of Detroit,  to  be  used for  a  continuation of  scholarship aid to :worthy students in the 
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School  of Agriculture,  particularly in Short Courses . . .  ·  . 

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Kent  County  Vining  Scholarship  Fund Subscribers,  to  be  used  in the  Short  Course  Department for  scholarship aid 
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for on"e  boy and one  girl each year . 

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Perry Greely  Holden,  Class of  1889,  a  gift of the  Perry Greely  Holden  Collection to be used  in the  College 
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Library . 

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Spartan Nursery Mothers of East  Lansing;  to  be used at  the Spartan Nursery School 

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Michigan  Farm Bureau Women of Lansing,  to  be used as a  scholarship  grant to  a  woman  student  during the  sum-
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mer quarter  1950 . 

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J .  D .  Runkle-Crowley,  Milner &  Company of  Detroit,  to  be  used for  scholarships  to  participants  in the  Workshop 
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in  Economic  Education . 

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The  Kroger  Company of Cincinnati,  Ohio,  to  be  used for  the  continuation of three  scholarships  in  the  School  of 
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Agriculture and  three  scholarships  in the School  of  Home  Economics  at  $200 each  . 

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S .  S .  Kresge  Company of  Detroit,  to  be used for financing  scholarships to  participants  in the  Workshop  on  Econ-
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Workshop  on  Economic  Education in the  summer of  1950 . 

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Workshop  on  Economic  Education  in the  summer of  1950 . 

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The  Detroit  Edison Company of Detroit,  to  be used for financing  scholarships to  participants  in  the  Y.brk  shop  on 
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Economic  Education in the  summer of  1950. 

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Estate of  LaVerne Noyes,  to be used for  LaVerne  Noyes Scholarships . 

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Foundry  Educational  Foundation of Cleveland,  Ohio,  to  be  used for  scholarships for  students  primarily in the 
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School of  Engineering . 

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The  Sears-Roebuck Foundation of Chicago,  to  be  used for a  continuation of scholarships in the School of Agricul-
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Fred Russ  of  Cassopolis,  a  gift of  100  shares of Associates Investment  Company stock to be  added to the  Russ 
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Forest  Trust fund . 

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Sears-Roebuck  Foundation of Chicago,  to be used for  scholarships for freshmen  girls in  Home  Economics 

Saks  Fifth Avenue  of  Detroit to  be used for the  Economic Workshop  Scholarship  Fund. 

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Michigan  Home  Demonstration Co.uncil,  to  be used for  two  scholarships of  $150  each for freshman  students . 

George  W .  Mead of Wisconsin  Rapids,  Wisconsin,  to  be used to  pay for a  sc holarship for a  student from  Wiscon-
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Contributions to  the  Michigan State  College  Memorial Center  Fund from  March  1  to  July  31 ,  1950  .

. . . . . . $2, 894 . 75 

Girl  Reserves of Hinsdale  Township  High School,  Hinsdale,  Illinois,  to  provide  a  scholarship for Joan McCoy,  to 
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be used for tuition,  room or board,  or books. 

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Albion Scholarship Committee,  Albion,  Michigan,  to be used to  pay for the  1950-51  tuition of Vivian  Hunter . . .  

Michigan National Bank,  a  set of one of the first editions of "Great Books of the  Western World",  valued  in  ex 

cess of  $500 

Michigan Veterinary Auxiliary of Warsaw,  Indiana,  to  be used in purchasing books for the Surgery and  Medicine 
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reading room in the  Veterinary Hospital. 

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J .  L .  Hudson Company of  Detroit,  to be used in the School of Business and Public Service to finance  scholarships 

to  participants  in the  Workshop ·on  Economic  Education. 

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A.  F.  Bliese &  Son of Bedford Gardens,  Battle Creek,  to be used in the  landscapi ng of the  garden near  Fairchild 
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Theater . 

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James  F .  Lincoln Arc Welding  Foundation of Cleveland,  Ohio,  to be used i n  the  Agricultural  Engineering  Depart -

ment for a  scholarship to be known as  "The Harry Webb  Scholarship of the  Lincoln  Foundation" 

.  $ 250 

0 .  W .  Mourer,  of the  Mourer Insurance Agency of Lansing,  to  be deposited in the  Discretionary Gifts  Fund . 

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Augustus  Busch,  Jr.  of Anheuser-Busch,  Inc .  of St .  Louis,  Missouri,  to be used for  three  $500  scholarships to 

be  called the  Augustus  Busch,  Jr .  Scholarships .  The  scholarships  will be  recommended by Leslie Scott to 
sophomore,  junior,  or senior men·or women  students  in  Hotel  or Restaurant  Management,  and will be 
awarded on the basis of academic  standing,  an indicated interest in this field by basis of previous  employ-
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Newspaper  Distributor's  Association of Chicago,  to  be used for  a  scholarship for  James C .  Spelman,  a  student 
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J .  W.  Knapp Company Charitable  Trust of Lansing,  to  be used for two  scholarships for  students in the  Retail 
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Merchandising curriculum 

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Apex Processors,  Inc .  of Greenville,  Michigan,  to  be  used for a  scholarship for  a  student from Greenville for 
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the fall  and winter  short courses,  1950-51. 

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Supreme Chapter,  P . E . O.  Sisterhood of Portland,  Oregon,  to  be  used for paying living expenses for a  student 
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Kiwanis  Club of Battle Creek,  to be used for  expenses for a  student now enrolled . 

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International Silver Company of Meriden,  Connecticut,  to be used in the  Department of  Dormitories  and  Food 
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Services to be applied as  a  credit against the order which  has been placed with this firm. 

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Louis  Rastetter &  Sons  Company of Fort Wayne,  Indiana,  25  chairs for the furnishing  of a  private dining  room 

at theW.  K .  Kellogg  Center on the basis of thei r  interest in the  work  in  Hotel  Management 

Ruth  M .  More,  for  services rendered  E.  B .  More at the Olin Memorial  Healt h  Center. 

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Southern  Michigan Obedience  Training Club of Birmingham,  Michigan,  to be used as  a  loan fund for  veterinary 
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Spartan Nursery Mothers of East Lansing,  to  be  used  in the Spartan Nursery School  . 

R .  L .  Olmstead of Jackson,  Michigan,  to be added to  the  A .  K.  Chit tenden  Loan  Fund 

$400 

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Estate of  LaVerne  Noyes,  to be used for LaVerne  Noyes  scholarships in accordance with our agreement 

. $1, 249 . 20 

Gifts  to  the  Museum . 

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Heinel  Motors,  Inc.  of Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania,  to  be  added to the  Forest  H.  Akers  Scholarship  Trust Fund  . 

$100 

Michigan  Farm  Equipment Association of Grand  Rapids,  to be  used for  a  scholarship for  a  student from Portlan<\ 
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Michigan,  who  is enrolled in  college . 

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Michigan  Farm Bureau of Lansing,  to  be  used for  scholarship  grants to  deserving foreign  women  students  . 

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Dean and  Mrs .  C .  S .  Bryan,  to  be  used for the  1951  Dean of Veterinary Medicine  Award  in  Medical  Technology . 

City Panhellenic of Greater Lansing,  to  be  used for  deserving women for  room  rent,  bOoks,  board and other 
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small necessities. 

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Child Study  Club of Hastings,  Michigan,  to be  used at  the  Spartan Nursery School. 

$150 

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J .  L.  Hudson  Company of Detroit,  to be used  eventually for  the  purpose of  constructing the  International  Center . 

$1, 000 

Henry  L .  and  Grace  Doherty Charitable  Foundation,  Inc . ,  of New York City,  to  be used for a  scholarship for a 
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student  during the  winter and  spring terms  1951. 

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Ralph  Calder,  Mr.  Snyder &  McLean,  and  Mr.  Ray Covey,  covering services in  connection with the  President's 

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E .  ~ ·  Cowgill of  Detroit,  gift  of x-ray equipment  to  be  used  in Surgery and  Medicine 

J .  G .  ;France,  of Vista,  California,  to  be  credited to  the  Harry J .  Eustace Lecture fund  in the  Horticulture  De-
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Michigan State  Fire Chiefs Association,  Trenton,  to  be used in Continuing  Education for a  cooperative  institute 
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for training of fire  department inspectors . 

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Southeastern Michigan  Fire Chiefs Association,  Roseville,  to  be  used in Continuing  Education for a  cooperative 
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institute for training of fire  department inspectors . 

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Michigan State  Fire  Fighters Association,  Detroit,  to  be used in Continuing  Education for  a  cooperative institute 
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for training of fire  depar.tment  inspectors . 

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Michigan State  Firemen' s  Association,  Port Huron,  to  be  used in Continuing  Education for a  cooperative  institute 
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for training of fire  department  inspectors . 

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Western Michigan  Fire Chiefs Association,  Muskegon,  to  be used in  Continuing  Education for a  cooperative  insti-
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tute for  training of fire  department  inspectors . 

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Chi Omega  Alumnae of Lansing,  to  be  used for  the  Elva  Crawford Clark Chi Omega Alumnae  Award to  be present-

ed to an outstanding senior woman  majoring in science,  preferably in chemistry . 

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Friends of George  E .  Julian,  to be used to  establish an award to  be  known  as the George  E .  Julian Memorial 
Award .  The income is to  be used for an award each year to  the  male  student who  at the  end of his junior 
year has  been most outstanding in athletics and  scholarship. 

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Greenfield-Mills  Restaurant Company of  Detroit,  to  be  credited to the  Fred A.  Simonsen Scholarship fund . 

Mr .  Simonsen is particularly interested in  students majoring in the  restaurant field  . 

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Horwath  and  Horwath of Chicago,  $100  to be used for a  scholarship and  $100  to  be  added to  the principal  sum. 

Spartan Nursery Mothers,  to  be used at the Spartan Nursery School 

Spartan Wives  Club,  to be used for the Spartan Nursery School. 

Norton W .  Nogge of Los Angeles,  to  be  credited to  the  Harry J .  Eustace  Lecture  Fund . 

Reniger Construction Company . 

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Estate of LaVerne Noyes,  to be used for  LaVerne Noyes  scholarships 

H.  A.  Fee,  one  share of the  Independent  Telephone  Company of Tipton 

$2, 243 

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Zonta Club of Lansing,  to  be award!!d to  the  junior student in  Home  Economics  who  has attained the  highest  stand 

ing among those  girls earning their own maintenance . 

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The  Detroit  Edison Company,  Detroit,  to finance  scholarships to participants  in the  Workshop  in Economic  Edu-
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Michigan  Consolidated Gas  Company,  Detroit,  to  finance  scholarships to  participants  in the  Workshop  in  Econ-
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omic  Education . 

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Contributions to  the  Memorial Center  Fund from  November  1,  1950  to  March  31,  1951 .

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Will of Arcola  McLean  Rowan,  to  be used as a  loan fund  to  students,  preferably those  who  reside in Ottawa  Coun-

ty,  Michigan . 

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•  Michigan  Department of Public Instruction,  to  be used  in Social  Research Service in studies of the  Grand Tra-

verse Area Community School  Service  Program . 

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National Cancer Institute,  to  be used  in  the  Bacteriology  Department in  seriological studies of avian lympho-
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matosis and  related manifestations. 

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U .  S .  Department of State,  to be used in  Police  Administration to  continue  the  program in the  training of Ger-
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man police officers  at  Michigan State  College . 

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Merck and  Company,  Inc .  of Rahway,  New  Jersey,  to  be  used  in  Poultry  Husbandry  Department  in studies on the 

mechanism of the  growth  stimulation  resulting from feeding  antibiotics to  chi~ks . 

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Michigan State  Florists Association,  to  be  used for  the  purchase of  greenhouse  materials and  small tools . 

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General Chemical  Division of the  Allied Chemical Corporation of New  York City,  to  be  used  in the  Entomology 
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Department in a  continuation of studies of the  insecticidal value  of  certain chemicals . 

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Parke,  Davis  and  Company of  Detroit,  to be used in the  Chemistry  Department to  continue  the  studies of vitamin 
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analyses by instrumental  methods . 

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Wyeth,  Inc .  of Mason,  Michigan,  to  be used in the Bacteriology and  Public  Health  Department  in a  study  of an 
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organism ·round to be  resistant to  heat. 

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Farmers and  Manufacturers  Beet Sugar Association of Saginaw,  to  be  used in the  Agricultural  Engineering  De-
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partment  in a  study of the experimental washing of sugar beets  prior to  storing . 

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Coke Oven  Ammonia  Research Bureau,  Inc . ,  of Columbus,  Ohio,  to  be  used in the  Horticulture  Department  to 

study the  inter-relationships between  relatively heavy  applications of high nitrogen-complete fertilizers  and 
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soil moisture with fruit  crops. 

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Crop  Protection Institute of Washington,  D·.  c ·.,  to  be  used  in the  Botany  Department for field  tests of a  fungicide 

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A .  M .  Todd  Company of Kalamazoo,  to  be used  in the Botany  Department  in  the  development  of disease  resistant 

varieties of peppermint and spearmint,  and also  the  study of fungi  attacking  mint . 

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Union  Carbide and  Carbon Corporation and Subsidiaries  of New  York City,  to  be  used in the  Botany  Department 
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on tomato fungicidal tests . 

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Federal  Extension Service of Washington,  D .  C . ,  to be used in the  Extension Service  Department  in a  study of 
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the  characteristics of  effective extension workers . 

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Michigan  Hothouse  Growers  Association for  the  continuance of  a  graduate  research assistantship in the  Depart-

ment of Horticulture . 

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American  Dairy Association of Chicago,  to  be  used in the  Dairy  Department in a  study of the nutritive values-of 
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crops  and  cows'  milk as affected by soil fertility . 

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American  Electroplaters'  Society of Jenkintown,  Pennsylvania,  to  be  used  in  the  Chemistry "Department to  study 
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the  effects of small amounts  of impurities  during the  electrical disposition of metals  . 

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Beech-Nut  Packing Company of Canajoharie,  New York,  to  be used in the  Botany  Department  in the  development 
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of weed  control methods  in mint by the  use of such  herbicides as appear to be  suitable in this  crop . 

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Michigan  Canners'  Association of Grand  Rapids,  to  be  used in the  Engineering  Experiment Station  in  a  project 

concerned with the  separation,  identification,  and  small scale production of the  several valuable  component 
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materials in  cherry pits . 

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Ferro  Enamel Corporation of Cleveland,  Ohio,  to be used in the Botany Department in an investigation of the absorp-
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tion of nutrients by plants and  the  effect of these  nutrients  on  the  metabolism and behavior of the  plants . 

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Babson Brothers  Company of Chicago,  to  be used in the Bacteriology  Department in a  study of the  behavior of 

quanternary ammonium  compounds  in milk and  in various types of water  as measured by bacteriostatic and 
bactericidal action. 

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Eli  Lilly and  Company of Indianapolis,  Indiana,  to  be  used  in Biological Science  in a  study of the  production  and 
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storage· of ergot  spores . 

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Bureau of Ordinance of the  U . S.  Navy of Los Angeles,  to  be used in the  Chemistry  Department  in  research on 

the preparation of salts of di-and triaminoguanidine and  services for  research related to  the  preparation of 
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salts to  di-and triaminoguanidine and an investigation of their properties . 

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Evergreen Farms,  Inc .  of Raymondville,  Texas,  to  be used in the  Botany  Department in  a  study of the  nutritional 

factors  affecting the  growth and nutrition value of grass and other pasture plants. 

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Michigan  Certified  Hybrid Seed Corn Producers Association of  East  Lansing,  to  be  used in  Farm Crops  Depart-
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ment  in  carrying on the  development  and testing of new  corn hybrids  . 

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Society of American  Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists of Chicago,  Illinois,  to  be  used  in the  Horticulture 
Department in  research on marketing of floricultural  crops,  including those  phases  having to  do  with the 
wholesale  and  retail  marketing and with promotion of flower  sales for  every day  use  in the  home;  also  to 
study the  effect of light  intensity on growth and flowering of the  chrysanthemum  . 

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National  Dairy Council of Chicago,  to be used in  Foods  and Nutrition  Department  in  a  study of the nutritional 

status  of women 

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.  $1, 500 

. $3,171 

Aeration Processes,  Inc .  of Columbus,  Ohio,  to be used  in Bacteriology in a  study to  determine whether path-
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ogenic  bacteria increase,  decrease,  or remain  stable  in whipped  cream topping  . 

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American  Electroaire Corporation of Long Island  City,  Michigan,  to  be  used in  Agricultural  Engineering in a 

study of the  Electroaire Ozone  machine for  treating various agricultural products for  the purpose of  dehy-
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dration,  rodent  control,  and  mold control  . 

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Research  Corporation of New  York  City,  to  be  used  in the School of Graduate  Studies  in a  continuation of the 
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project  investigating the  ionization of  electrons  in  gases  . 

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Hotpoint,  Inc .  of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in Bacteriology  Department  in a  project on  home  dishwashing in the  com-
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munity  . 

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Anti-Defamation League of B'nai  B'rith of  New  York City,  to  be used  in Social  Research Service  in a  continua-
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tion of certain phases of the  study of minority groups  in  rural population  . 

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.$1, 000 

United  Community Chest  Fund of Lansing,  to  be  used  in Social Service to  support a  graduate fellowship  in So-
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Michigan  Rural  Rehabilitation Corporation of the  U .  S .  Department of  Agriculture of  East Lansing,  to be  used 

in the Social  Research Service to  comple te  a  study of families  in  Hillsdale  County that  have  received assist-
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ance from t l)e  Farm Security Administration  . 

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Scott Viner  Company of Columbus,  Ohio,  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Engineering in making a  survey of different 
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methods  used by  mechanical  harvesters and  their harvesting efficiency in tons  per acre ·. 

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Scott  Viner  Company of Columbus,  Ohio,  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Engineering in making a  study  of methods  of 
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removing dirt and foreign  matter from  sugar beets  at  the  harvester  . 

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R .  T .  Vanderbilt  Co . ,  Inc .  of New  York  City,  to  be  used  in Botany and  Plant  Pathology for  research on vegetable 
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seed treatment with  special reference  to  Vanci de  51 

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National Sanitation  Foundation,  School of Public  Health,  Ann  Arbor,  to  be used in Bacteriology and Public  Health 

in  his  study of sanitation in design of mechanical dishwashing  machines  . 

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Harper  Hospital of  Detroit,  to  be  used in  Chemistry-in  rese arch on problems of significance  in  medicine  directed 
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to  the  discovery of new  methods  applicable  to  diagnosis  and treatment  . 

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National  Dairy Council  of Chicago,  to  be used in  Foods and Nutrition in the  development of the project on the  nu-
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tritional  status of women 

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Michigan State  Florists Association of  East  Lansing,  to be  used in Horticulture for  the  purchase of supplies  and 
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tools for operation of the  greenhouse  . 

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Hanson Van  Winkle  Munning  Company of Matawan,  New  Jersey,  to be used in Chemistry in studies on  general 
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electro plating  . 

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$212 . 08 

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Michigan  Milk  Producers Association of  Detroit,  to  be  used in Agricultural  Economics  in a  dairy  cost study 

.$1, 000 

Starline Incorporated of  Harvard,  Illinois,  to  be  used in  Agricultural  Engineering to  help  defray expenses  in 
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connection with the  Agricultural  Engineering Farmers'  Week  Exhibit on pen barns  . 

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Tennessee  Corporation of College  Park,  Georgia,  to  be  used  in  the Botany  De partment in a  study of the  effect-
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iveness  of  copper fungicides  in  controlling plant  diseases  . 

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Lederle  Laboratories  Division of the  American Cyanamid Company of Pearl River,  New York,  to  be  used in Bact-

eriology in a  study of the  Relationship  of nutrition to  parasitic infections  . 

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National ·Institute of  Mental  Health of the U.  S .  Public  Health Service of Washington,  D.  C . ,  to  be  used  in the 

Social Research Service for  a  study of the  stre ngths  in mental  health  . 

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Michigan State  Florists Association of  East  Lansing,  to  be  used in  Horticulture for  the part purchase of a  light 
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intensity recorder  . 

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Dow  Chemical  Company,  to be used in the  Engineering  Experiment Station to  study the  effect of the  addition of 

various  amounts  of  Peladow and  Dowflake  calcium  chloride on the  compressive strength of  concrete,  the  set-
ting time  of standard mortar,  and the workability of  concrete  . 

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U .  S .  Atomic  Energy Commission,  to  be  used  in the  Chemistry  Department for basic  research on inter halogen 
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compounds  .

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Army Chemical  Corps,  Camp  Detrick,  Frederick,  Maryland,  to  be  used in Bacteriology in a  study of the  modifi-

cation of viruses  causing hog  cholera and other diseases of animals  . 

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Research Corporation of New York  City,  to  be used in Chemistry for  the purchase of equipment in a  project  con-
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cerned with a  study on rare eaJ;th  salts  . 

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National Safety Council of Chicago,  to be  used in Police Administration in the  study on the  comparability andre-
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liability of chemical tests for  intoxication  . 

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Michigan  Milk Producers Association of  Detroit,  to be used in Agricultural  Engineering in connection with the 
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pen barn exhibit  during  Farmers'  Week  . 

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Klenzade  Products of Beloit,  Wisconsin,  to  be used in Agricultural  Engineering in connection with the pen barn 
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exhibit during  Farmers'  week  . 

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Michigan  Heart Association of  Detroit, to  be used in Home  Management and  Child  Development  in a  program on 
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occupational  cardiology  . 

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$235 

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American Cyanamid Company of New York City,  to  be used in the  Entomology  Department in a  study of the  appli-

cations of insecticides to the  control of various insect pests  . 

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Michigan  Bean Council of Growers and Shippers of Saginaw,  to  be used in Farm Crops in a  dry edible bean re-
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search program in variety improvement  . 

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National Vitamin  Foundation,  Inc . ,  to be used in the  Department of Agricultural  Chemistry for  a  study of the  ef-
fects  of low  intakes of nicotinic  acid,  pantothenic acid and  riboflavin during pregnancy on the  health and  liva-
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bility of the  newborn pig  . 

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Swift  and  Company,  to  be used on a  project which deals with the  histology of the fowl 

American Potash Institute,  Inc. ,  to be used in the  Department of Horticulture on the influence. of the  kind of vege-
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table on the absorption of various nutrient elements  . 

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Michigan Committee on  Rural  Electrification,  to  be  used in Agricultural  Engineering in connection with the  pen 
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barn exhibit during  Farmers'  Week  . 

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State  Association of Mutual Insurance  Companies of Michigan,  to be used in Agricultural  Engineering in connec 
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tion with the pen barn exhibit  during  Farmers'  Week  . 

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Division of  Field Studies and  Training of the  Federal Extension Service in Washington,  to  be used in the Agricul-
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tural  Extension Service in a  study of the  characteristics of effective extension workers  . 

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Paul Mellon of Upperville,  Virginia,  to  be used in the  Botany  Department in a  study of the nutrition and  composi-
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tion of pasture  herbage  . 

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Michigan Certified Hybrid Seed Corn Producers Association,  to be used in  Farm Crops for  carrying on the  de -
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velopment and testing of new  corn hybrids  . 

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Health Information Foundation of New York City,  to  be  used in Sociology and Anthropology in a  study of the  so-

cial processes which occur in a  community when it  defines  its he<Mth  problems,  discovers facts  in relation 
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to  these problems,  makes  decision for action,  and carries out the  proposed action  . 

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Michigan State Poultry Improvement Association of  East Lansing,  to  be used in lnforma tion Services to  help  de-
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fray cost of publication of a  bulletin on the  Animal Industries Building  . 

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International Minerals and  Chemical Corporation of Chicago,  to be used in the  Horticulture  Department in a  stu 
dy to  determine the  inherent ability of· vegetable  crops to  accumulate  calcium,  potassium,  magnesium,  and 
sodium,  and the  interactive influence of accumulation on plant growth  . 

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Guggenheim Brothers of New York City,  to  be used in the  Engineering  Experiment Station to  continue a  bio-

chemical process  . 

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Ferro Enamel Corporation of Cleveland,  Ohio,  to  be  used in Botany in an inv~stigation of the absorption of 
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nutrients by plants and the effect of these nutrients  on the  metabolism and behavior of the  plants  . 

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A .  M .  Todd Company of Kalamazoo,  to  be used in Botany for a  continuation of the  mint  research project  start-
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American  Cancer Society of New York City,  to  be  used in Horticulture in a  search for plant constituents  inhibi-
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ting the  growth of transplanted tumors  . 

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American Cancer Society of New York City,  to  be used in  Physiology and Pharmacology in a  study of the  effect 
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of lactogenic hormone on  enzyme activity and the uptake of radioactive isotopes by  mammary tissue  . 

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Merck &  Company,  Inc.,  of Rahway,  New Jersey,  to  be  used in Agricultural Chemistry in a  study of various  B 

vitamin  deficiencies on the  health of newborn pigs  . 

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A . S . A. E .  Committee of the  Detroit Board of Commerce of  Detroit,  to be used in Agricultural  Engineering to 

support  research work and  increase the  interest in the  general field of agricultural  engineering  . 

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Pittsburgh Plate Glass  Company of Pittsburgh,  to  be  used in  Horticulture to  develop  work with  3-chloro IPC 
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and to  explore its effects on various  crops  to  test  its  residual properties  in different  soils  . 

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L .  Russell Kelce  of Kansas City,  Missouri,  to be  used in  Botany to  study the factors  affecting the  est~blishment 
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and nutritional quality of pasture  herbage  . 

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American  Dehydrators  Association of Chicago,  to be used in  Botany in an investigation of the factors  influencing 

the  survival of alfalfa,  and also a  studY  of the  l aboratory procedures for  determining available  phosphorus 
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in alkaline  soils  . 

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Red Star Yeast  &  Products Company of  Milwaukee,  Wisconsin,  to be  used in Chemistry to  analyze  samples of 
dry yeast,  beer,  and wash water for  radioactivity to  ascertain whether or not the  radio-carbon used  as  a 
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tracer has  been metabolized or whether it  remains in the original  compound  . 

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parison of  crop  response  to  granular and non-granular fertilizers  . 

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Department of the  Navy,  to  be  used  in Geology and Geography  in a  study of the  geography of the  Turrialba area 
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Costa  Rica  . 

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R .  T.  Vanderbilt  Company of New  York City,  to  be used in  Horticulture to  test plant  growth  regulating quali-
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A.  E .  Staley Manufacturing Company of  Decatur,  Illinois,  to  be  used in Bacteriology in a  study of the  use of 
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Michigan  Milk Producers Association of Detroit,  to  be  used in Agricultural  Economics in a  study of  dairy costs 
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Atomic  Energy Commission,  to  be  used in Chemistry in a  study of the  role of transmethylation in the formation 
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Western Michigan  Electric Cooperative,  Scottville,  to  be used  in Agricultural  Engineering to  finance  the  radio 
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program,  "Electricity at Work for  You"  . 

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Top O ' Michigan  Rural  Electric Cooperative,  Boyne  City,  to  be used  in  Agricultural  Engineering to  finance  the 
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radio  program,  "Electricity at Work for  You"  . 

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Fruit Belt  Electric Cooperative,  Cassopolis,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering to  finance  the  radio  program, 
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Thumb  Electric Cooperative,  Ubly,  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Engineering to  finance  the  radio  program, 
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"Electricity at Work for  You"  . 

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Presque  Isle  Company,  Onaway,  to  be used  in Agricultural  Engineering to finance  the  radio  program,  "Electri-

city at  Work for  You"  . 

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Alger-Delta  Electric Cooperative,  Gladstone,  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Engineering to finance  the  radio pro-
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gram,  "Electricity at  Work for  You"  . 

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Tri-County  Electric Cooperative,  Portland,  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Engineering to  finance  the  radio program, 
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"Electricity at Work for  You"  . 

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Cherryland  Electric Cooperative,  Traverse City,  to  be  used in Agricultural  Engineering to finance the  radio  pro-
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gram,  "Electricity at Work for You"  . 

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0  &  A  Electric Cooperative, ' Newaygo,  to be used  in Agricultural  Engineering to  finance  the  radio program, 
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"Electricity at Work for  You"  . 

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The Consumers  Power Company,  Jackson,  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Engineering to finance  the  radio  program, 
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Oceana  Electric Cooperative,  Hart,  to  be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering to  finance  the  radio  program, "Elec-
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tricity  at Work for  You''  . 

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U.S. Atomic  Energy Commission,  to  be  used  in  Horticulture  in  research on the  absorption and utilization of 
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radionuclides applied to the  leaves of plants  . 

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International  Mineral and  Chemical Corporation of  Chicago,  to  be  used  in  Horticulture  in  a  study of the  absorp 

tion and utilization of various nutrients  at  critical  stages of growth on anatomical  characteristics,  yield  and 
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quality of the  onion  . 

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Tennessee  Corporation of College  Park,  Georgia,  to  be  used  in  Botany in a  study of the  effectiveness of  copper 
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fungicides  in  controlling plant  diseases,  particularly those  of celery,  potatoes,  and tomatoes  . 

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Kellogg Company of  Battle  Creek,  to  be  used in  Anatomy  in a  study of  some  gross  anatomical aspects of the anat-

omy of the  chinchilla to  be  published as  an  article  . 

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Dow  Chemical  Company of  Midland,  to  be  used  in the  Horticulture  Department in  a  study of the  herbicidal action 

of Sodium Trichloroacetate and  its effect o.n  respiration in plant tissues  . 

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Middle West Soil  Improvement  Committee of Chicago,  to  be  used  in Soil Science  in a  study of the  role of fertili-
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zers in the  establishment and  maintenance of legumes  and  le gume-grass  mixtures for  hay and pasture  . 

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Wildlife  Management Institute  of Washington,  D. C . ,  to  be  used in  Fisheries and  Wildlife  to  continue  a  study of 
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the  nesting wild  ducks  of Michigan  . 

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Midwest  Barley Improvement  Association of Milwaukee,  to  be used  in  Farm Crops  and Soil Science  in testing bar 
ley varieties  in the  Thumb  area and the  effect of different fertilizers  upon  the  yield  and  malting quality of 
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Michigan  Certified  Hybrid Seed  Corn Producers of  East Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Farm  Crops  in  carrying on the 
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development  and testing of new  corn hybrids  . 

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Shell Chemical Company of  Denver,  Colorado,  to  be  used in  Entomology in a  determination of insecticidal prop-

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Agricultural  Research Administration,  to  be  used  in  Poultry Husbandry for  testing various food  products  . 

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Farmers and  Manufacture rs  Beet  Sugar Association of Saginaw,  to be  used  in  Agricultural  Engineering in a 
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continuation of studies  on  sugar b eet  mechanization  . 

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J .  I.  Case  Company of  Racine,  Wisconsin,  to  be  used  in Agricultural  Engineering in a  continuation of studies  on 
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the processing of baled hay  . 

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Farmers and  Manufacturers  Beet Sugar Association of Saginaw,  to be  used in  Farm Crops to  assist in the  sugar 

beet breeding project which  includes  the  development  of new  hybrids  testing and  seed production  . 

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Michigan  Fur Breeders Association of  Milford,  to  be  used  in  Poultry  Husbandry to  support a  mink feeding  pro-
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The  Huron  Milling  Company of  Harbor Beach,  to  be  used  in  Foods  and  Nutrition in a  study of the  use  of mono-
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sodium glutamate  in commercial meat  preparations  . 

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Michigan State  Florists Association of  East  Lansing,  to  be  used  in  Horticulture to  purchase  materials  and  equip-
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Michigan  Milk Producers Association of  Detroit,  to  be  used in  Agricultural  Economics  in a  study of the  dairy 
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American  Dairy Association of  Michigan,  Inc . ,  of Lansing,  to  be  used at Station WJSAR  to  defray costs of broad-
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casting out-of-town athletic events  . 

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Owens-Illinois  Glass  Company of Toledo,  Ohio,  to  be  used  in Physics  and  Astronomy to  sponsor  research on 

measurements of elastic constants of  glass  and  glass  surfaces by ultrasonic  methods  . 

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Board of  Education of Kalamazoo,  to  be  used to  apply on the  tuition of a  student  who  is  enrolled in  college  . 

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Visitors  are  Welcome 

COLLEGE  MUSEUM 

HORTICULTURAL  GARDENS 

The  Horticultural  Gardens,  east  of  the  Horticulture 

Building  and  the  greenhouses,  will be ·open  all  day to  visi 
tors. 

THE  COLLEGE  FARMS 

The  College  Farms  are  located on the  south  side  of the 
Red  Cedar  River.  By  driving  south  on  Farm  Lane,  the 
road  running north and  south past  the  College Auditorium, 
many of  the  farm  buildings  can be  seen.  Attention of the 
visitors  is  called  especially to  the  College  Dairy  Barn,  the 
Beef Cattle  Barn,  the  Pavilion,  the  new  Agricultural  Engi  
neering  Building,  the  new  Research Greenhouses,  and  the 
College  Poultry unit. 

MICHIGAN  STATE  COLLEGE  BUILDING  PROGRAM 

An  extensive  post-war building  program  which  is  now 
nearing  completion  may  be  viewed  by  a  drive  around the 
modern  and  beautiful  campus.  Approximately  40  per  cent 
of  the  cost  for  the  physical  expansion was  secured through 
legislative  appropriation  and  the  remainder  through  self 
liquidating  loans  withoug  public  expense.  Buildings  com 
pleted  which have  been financed  on  a  self-liquidating basis 
are:  Landon,  Yakeley  and Gilchrist  Halls  for  women;  Sny  
der-Phillips and Shaw  Halls  for  men;  food  storage  building; 
11  apartment  buildings  for  married  students  and  faculty; 
and  additions  to  Macklin  Field  stadium  and  the Student  Un 
ion  Building.  Buildings completed which  have been financed 
by  state  appropriation are:  Berkey  Hall,  Natural  Science, 
Physics  and  Mathematics,  Home  Management,  Agricultur 
al  Engineering,  Electrical  Engineering,  Plant  Science 
Greenhouses  on  Farm Lane,  and  a  steam generating plant . 
Under  construction  on  state  funds  is  Giltner  Hall  for  ve~­
erinary medicine  on  East  Circle  Drive.  Alumni  Memorial 
Chapel  and .the  Kellogg  Cepter for  Continuing Education  are 
under  construction on  gift  funds. 

The  College  Museum,  in the  Auditorium  Building,  will 
be  open  to  visitors  this  afternoon  from  1:00  to  6:00.  At 
tention  of the  public  is  called  especially to  the  exhibits of 
Michigan  fishes,  deer,  and  beaver  in their natural  sur 
roundings; Bolivian mummy; an  alcove  of  colorful  insects; 
a panorama of the  glacial  evolution  of  Michigan;  the  Fam 
ily  Tree  of  Man;  and  "Weapons  of War"  from  the  cross 
bow  of  1500  A. D.  to  the  bazooka and  grease  gun of World 
War  II . 

Articles  of early  Michigan  are being  collected for  the 
planned  Agricultural  Museum--anything  that  was  used  in 
the  farm  home  or on the  farm  will  be  accepted.  Contact 
the  Museum  in person or by  letter. 

ART  EXHIBITIONS 

An  exhibition of work by  students  in  the Department of 
Art  is  on  display  in  the  Art  Room,  on  third floor  of the 
Student  Union from  8 A.M .  to  9  P.M.  The  examples  con 
stitute  a  selection  of  the  best  work  done  during the  past 
year  in  ceramics,  sculpture,  drawing,  painting,  design, 
industrial  design and  print  making.  Visitors  are  cordial 
ly welcomed.  There  is  no  charge. 

WKAR  AND  WKAR-FM,  COLLEGE' RADIO  STATIONS 

WKAR  and  WKAR-FM,  the  College  Radio  Stations, 
with  studios  above  the  main  entrance to  the  auditorium, 
are open  all  day  to  visitors . 

BEAL  GARFIELD  BOTANIC  GARDEN 

In  the  Beal  Garfield  Botanic  Garden are between  two 
and  three  thousand botanical  plants.  The  Garden is open 
to  visitors  any  time. 

THE  FREDERICK  COWLES  JENISON 

GYMNASIUM  AND  FIELDHOUSE 

The  Frederick Cowles  Jenison Gymnasium  and  Field 

house  i s  one  of the  largest and best equipped buildings  for 
physical  education  and  athletics  in  the  nation. 
It  houses 
the  Department  of  Physical  Education  for  men  and  pro 
vides  facilities  for intramural  and  collegiate  sports.  The 
building will  be  open  all  day to  visitors . 

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